The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 05, 1906, Image 2
The Barnwell People.
W. HOLIES, Edilcr 1 Prop’r. f)n ftMonntof a throat trotthla Cnn-
ftlRMEST cotm CIRCCL\mN.
> TinrnsvItAY, APRIfi k, 1900,
. Tli** nmlcrcrounil politlclittif* of tho
f)emooratio party ar«> hn.lly at work
fry*mt to atnek th^ card* for llin Prcal-
d**nlUI Kawieln IWW. _
" K'tUor WtIHain !t*n<1o|ph-4Ik*ar»t i*
play!nc a htrone liainl for niMiitnatJon
h« Oovarnor of New York aa a ntvp
pine stone to the Presidential cst'dl-
Haoy, while the immered Inllucncesof
the party are uultinK to Knock him
down and out.
TW Atlantic-rQosat f.tne Railway
April fooled ahoOtiKK) aftents and tele-
craph operators hy ah Hght per cent
Increase In salaries.
gressinau George M. Legare of Charles
toh has t*e«n ordered by his dia-tors to'
go to the dry air of the Hhie Kidge for
rest and recnpeiatifih. Ill* colleague*
In the House will do hi* work for him.
The Banks In South Carolina prosper
arid mnltiidy beyond, any other ,busl
ness.’/I'here na« been an Increase id
l?H Sr.atrj hank* over last yoar’s*report,
making*a total of 1S8 in the Suite, tie
sides ahont L*0 national banks. Tlie
Increase in cnpiial'. of the State hank*
|s ovjjr**million dollars.
"■■a—’' »’ s
FARMERS B
E
V Proved the Best Fertinzer
By a Record of Twenty Years’ Success
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You are banking on experience when yon fertilize with Farmet»’ Botre.
No
• WIIKltK AKK WK AT?”
That’* a ijn^tlinn which we hope
Governor Heyward and Attorney (ic.ri-
oral Yomnau* wilj be willing and ifb!c
to answer.
Tho Act of the General Assembly
creating the Department of Agricul
ture, Commerce and Immigration,
Approved 2iHh February 1901, lays
down this iaw :
Section 11, That Immigraiita shall bo
eon Hoed to while citizen* of the United
States, citlxen* of Ireland, Scotland,
Switzerland. France and all other
foreigner* of Saxon origin.
Under tfiSt^ mandate of the law Col.
1C. J. AVatson, the head oLlhe said De
partment of Agrieultufe, Chmincrr'er
and Immigration, is po werless to In-lug
a alnglc Italian, African, Japanese,'
Chinaman Into Snutli Carolina.
The ieclJorwi'toted i* the onmaving
fact and feature of tlie Act. But cor
porathm* and private IndlvidM.ihi, arc
bringing foreigners not of SaXon oiigin
ioto Smitii Carolina.
NoU long iago a Charleston farmer
brought o few Chinamen Into the State
H> w-ork In hi* truck flel.la.
The Grecnviilo Dally New* of the
124th nit. sahi: A coach loaded with
ItaltaB taborers for lltft dnnKThctton
woiks of the Saluda River Power Com
„ pauy arrived here yesterday and the
men were taken outdtrrheir'caiiip near
the work* shortly afterward.
AVe want to know which ia (he more
powerful, the Act of the General A«
aembly'of South Ccrdllna or the love of
'money of the Charleston trucker or the
wp country power company^ and wait
for an anawel*. .
i*
THK H YG( BN K OF TEMPER ANCLE.
Delegate's from tweiHy-fpji^eut«»41ea.
-awei-lwCrrInWtff-fTm the ”mli ult ln the
fotereat of kecuriug a more effective
law on the subject of instruction in the
public school* of the State in physiol
wgy and hyglerie. Senator George H
Bate* wan elected permanent chairman
■ ud Rev. W. E. Wilkins of Columbia
permanent secretary.
A committee waa appointed to kc-
unre, If posalhle, the reenactment of
the original law (laseeil on thi* subject
tu Ibbo, with such cliMtige* a* will
make it mnru specific and 'effective.
Other coaim It tee* on petition* and text
boohs were appointed, and this resolu
tion adopted: That the county com-
mUlees already selected and other*
hereafter to be selected be requested to
onoperate with the central committee
in executing the plans of the conven-
Mon: The chairman, secretary and
momberanf tho committees wfll eon-
aUtutea iwrmatient central commit ti e
to c%rry out the purposes of the con
vention. r;—-
The object of this movement is to
make temperance phyxioiogy a part of
the ciMirso of study in the public
eohordsof theBtate. a subject J to which
far too little iitlcntlon ha* been given
fit the past
The convention was composed of rx-
{Sellout men, and was one gathering
without politic* Tu Us present or fu
ture.
OVER PLANTING FOLLY. -
Prcaidcnt M. L. Johnson of the
Gforgia-Divisiuii eWimiernTJoTtoii As-
soclatloti, give* this eye opening advice
to the farmer* of the Stale, which tit*
all the South as well:
“To the planters and the people of
Georgia! Let uie call your attention
and your earnest thought to the fol
lowing extract Irom The _New York
Commercial of March S.—* _r -. —-1-
•‘Tlie bears dwell constantly on the
'jralui that the^ south will plant more
cotton this spring by uiilliona of acres
than waa ever planted before. The
cotton beat aLway*-operate* upon tlm
idti that there is. little common sense
j*opth of the Mason and DInoii line.”
>‘‘Do you. realize jy%lit»jts ,innm»y
IffVItvraCT the planter, are
Che wont bear of all, for you are bear-
to* th« market by tdantiug more cotton
tlun the world needs. T h e qnl-kyrt
Itti tbfl moat effective way to hear the'
market Is to create a supply which ex-
weeda the world’* demands. The hear*
♦f Wall street are *luu>lT betting that
yeo will bear yottr tiwn crop by oyer-
pNmtlng; that you and I will sell our
eotton for le*a than to cents because
fels very overplanting will force down
Mb price. If you plant Uai much he
will win, if you hokl down your acre-
. age he will lose. . .
- Did you ever ston to tliink why
mtilesareso high? It. is because of
shelr acarcity; the supply is loss than
the demand. By preparing to plant a
large acreage you are Increasing that
demand for mute* and running up the
f»ffea. The same rule applies to a!)
produce, corn, oata, wheat, meat and
jou-are building the western markets
(n tlieso products by not producing
y^tuir own supply at home, lu other-
■wArJs by not producing your own sup-
plto* you are raising the price of wh*tr+
yoti have to buy, and by overplanting
cottob you are lowering the price of
whatyoti have to sell. Is tliis busi
ness? Is it not tho very reverse of
ttWbuslnett principle*? Think about
«bla earnest!y and seriously and then
decide. W III you do it ?
/‘J want to congratulate the holders
q La pot cotton upoa their drmnesa and
•ilelitv. It has saveil tlie situation.
MM H not been for their action the
diaiket. would have been demoralized
#f»W cdtton woold today be selling for
tfwrStg cents. It wsa a sound btisl-
dess psdposltlon as ha* already been
lulitsftt, L«’* keep it up.
“Now just practice the same m>uud
business sense in your plautlng this
season and yon will sgaln save , the
prove the truth o( Hie hear
lob I have quoted and again }
‘ plohtv will be curt -At- i
Ion. I
Wc take pleasure in an
nouncing the return of our
.trimmer, A'liss Keene, from the
Northern markets; and in ex
tending to our lady friends a
cordial invitation to our Spring
Opening
Thursday evening, April 12,
and Friday. April 13.
The sfv'les in A\illinery for
the comuag season, have a dis
tinct individuality that can be
appreciated by adinirers-of, 44re
beautifut, and that can be cop
ied only by a trimmer who has
had the benefit of experience
in the work-rooms of the fash
ionable centres. Miss Keene
has had these advantages, and
will exhibit, on our opening
days, pattern hats dhat are true
-copies fronf fhe 7afe?t styles in
ladies’ headwear.
She will be pleased to renew
old .acquaintances and make
new ones. : - ———
tens i
other fertilizer is so \yell balanced in tlie plahtJbod supplied from srhving time to
harvest. Don’t take tl substitute. Farmers'^Bone has no equal for any kind of
crop. It is the leading fertilizer of the South. • . >
. i
It has been proven by over twenty-one years of successive use that
Fish and Animal matter is superior to nny other known ammoniate
for growing cottoiU Farmers’ Bone is the fertilizer •
MADE WITH FISH
ITS
SALES
G«PW
*t .-i r-\ r'\ fj
✓ I890HJ500
/ .1896-12,000 TOlQSx
1900- 58,46$ TONS
1905-130,091 TONS
BECAUSE
IT GROWS)
CROPS
Pianos, Organs and Sheet Music?
We have^traiiged with several Manufacturers
to sell their goods in tlris territory and will car
ry their goods in stock where they may be seen.
Wc«wiU sell strictly high grade instruments on
ly and will make terms to suit you. -Would be
])leased to have you call and examine our lines,
or we will send catalogue on request.
Also, wc. carry several .hundred pieces of
Sheet Music in stock; Vocal and Instrumental.
And if we haven’t what you want we will get it
for you. Wc can got anything that’s published
in Music. Particular attention paid to mail or
ders. Sheet Music is strictly cash and no pieces
^sent out on approval. S lid for catalogue. _
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F. 3. ROYSTER GUANO CO.
^ Norfolk, Va. Tarboro, N._C.
Columbia, 8. C. Macon, Ca.
Allendale, - - - - S. C.
■ ttILUSM, S. C.--
NOITCE OF FINAL DISCHARGE
NivtiveT* lii'rclH’ given that tho un-
ilcr-ign<*il will, on Moiulay, April 9t.h.
1900 ilia their lins.l Huconpt Ivith J. K.
Sttelling. Judge of l*rohaf» for Baru-
well CoufUy. s* adminlatistorB of the
estate of J. T. Siiuih, Jr., deceased, aiid
askJox letter* di«mt<*ur yr
S. E & J.'. W. Smith.
' ’••• —- Aduifnistrators.
_Mareli (1th 190*1. -
—OF—
THE BANK OF BARNWELL.
~r~ Barnwell, So. Ca.'
“At close of Business, Jlst Marth,
190'i.
ASSETS.
Banking Honse 5.800.00
Real Estate 1*0.00
Uonnsxmi Discounts ]90,32H.1»r>
CmkIi in vault and otlicr Banks 55,457.jilf
$‘267.7W).9ii
INABILITIES.
Capital 5 60.000.00
Bur pin* 25,000.00
Undividi'd I’rotlts I8,W)7 2.I
I’ersonal Depi»«i:.* 115.950 01
CertlUnite* of Deposit 0.175 49
Due to Banks l,C44.‘j;l
NOTICE.
Exritfto
II. D. Ferguson,
In re J
estafff nf G.’ Tt. Tergii^on,
HenrjvA. Ferguson and Aggie
Ferguson, Minors
,A petition having been (lied in the
olilce of the Clerk of Court for Barn
well County praying for the appoint
ment of. tho Probate Judge for said
countv Public Guardian for the shove
named minors, w ho*e estates con«i*t o*
alM>ut three bund rod dollars eaeh now
inAie hands of Jones Lane, Adminis
trator of the Intestate estate of J. J.
Ferguson, the father of three minors.
That no tit, competent, and n j-poiL-.
fslide person can be found who j* wliU. L
ing to assume nih'Ii guardianship the
undersigned will a|>:>ly to the Circuit
Court or a judge thereof for the ap
pointment of the Probate Judge such
guardian.
II. D, Ferguson.
March 22, IfxMl.
Wc Are Heady For You.
You certainly d<> not appreciate the liue prem
iums wc are offering von with Coij^-4U4z-l--4Wr
Call and look at the beautiful (i piece Toilet si ts
which we give with one pound of eotlee for .S'kOO.
—These sets sell for $1.()0 everyw 11ere. The eov-
* efed dishes w r e give with one pound of eotlee for
hoc sell everyw’l^o’Q fyj- 7ou oiu-h Tlrr-
Pitchers 5ve give with one pound of eotlee for 'Xtc
sell everywhere for 2oc each. The Class Dish-
ps, Vases &c., given with coffee give you the
Dishes, Vases and Coffee for a littke Inorc than
the Dishes and Vases would cost vou anvwheie
else. r I|he thing ioi you to do is to come and”
look over this display and judge for yomself.
_ Hoping to have a call, from you,
•• Yours-twly^— - r -
G. K. Ryan, »), S. Black, Bun v an Morris.
• . . ••• __ ^
For sale by
REV. A. A OXGXJih
E. A o. E. $2,*)7.7«9.9(i
Before me personally appoHrcd 1*. M.
Buckingham, Cashier, and madcjoath
that die forcgnlug atateimmt i* correct
mid true to the best of his knowledge
Hiid belief. .
P. M.JBJt’CKINGIUM,
’ Cashier.
Sworn to and «uii«crjhed heOir# me
thi* •*iid day of April, A. I). 190*i.
Win ,VtcN:ib, (i. s)
Attest: Notnrv Public, So. Ca.
KOBT ALDRICH. "
C. F CALHOUN.
RUTLEK HAGOOD.
Directors.
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^NOTICE TO DEBIORS AND
CREDITORS.
wp:!:i r.
FINAL DISf’HARGE.
Notice is hereby given that tho un
dersigned will on
Monday, April 30th, 1900,
Hie his linal accmiot with Hon. John
K. Sneillng. Judge of Probate for
Barn well Cuiinly. and.j^mU= f.ir l..n-in-a
(TT*nTr**ory executor of Mr*. Rebecca
E. Gardner.
W. T. W'alker.
1 Executor.
March 27th, 1903.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
Town of Blackvillc^JLG,—
Lot 112 feet front, faring R. R. Ave.
by .'(25 feet deep; with two m>»rv
oT O rtiemrs. guoil w aTer^ lot, stable,
barn, garden and servant houses on the
premises; good senppernong vine and
other fruit on the premises; all-Jm-
provenflffrrrTTrgood eonrlitlon; acc**
silile to depot and nicely located: alj
rooms in dwelling plastered >n.d pa- 1
pered; title* good; no lucutnhrance*
ami taxes all paid. For any informa
tion desired apply to
11. F. Buist, Esq,
Agt.
I have two other lots for #alo with
good dwellings. thereon; centrally lo
cated and cheap for the price asked.
Apply quick If you desire to purchase.
11. F. Buist, Esq.,
Agent.
One
Thousand
Poinxcto
I3e^t
I^ui’e
JUden
AV^aiermeldn
Seed ^
■ r_ ^' ! t
For sale by
NP
NEW
BLADES.
NO ANNUAL
TAX.
ONE RAZOR LASTS
A UFETeML
ALWAYS READY
FOR USE.
NEVEftQETS
CULL,
FINAL DISCHARGE,
• Notice is hereby given/ that the un-
All parties holding claim* against dersigned w ill oji
the esfulit-iil-James A s Davison, de- ^ _ Motidav, A pril 21, UKSi.
ct’a*?d, will present the same to M. F; Hie.his final uevount w ith Hon; John
Diiviaoj). Admlnl*:ralrix, or to H. F. h'-» SucIHng.■ Judge of Probate foe-
Bui«t. Esq , her Attorney, and all tiar- Barnwell Iguinty.and-apply for letters
lie* owing the said estate will .make ‘ii'mi-sorv a* Admit:i«trat<tr of the K*-
payment to tlie same . tale ol Maty PeTl(7eT\ deceased.
• M . F. DUsIfOt). - 1* I-- (VoUnr
Administratrix. • Admini-trator.
Blackviile, S. C.,-March I7lh, 190 c Ft, bV. 27th. 199ti.
• THE • .
Best Bred -
Horses and Mules
Arc tiic kind
QiiasewHfMs
Co 11 ^d. -
"Tilts your cotton seed run out?
Do y ou want to increase your yield
another year?
Then write for price* and circular*
of the Original Phllflps fmprTiO-d seed.
J. L. I’M l LLU’S. - ■
Orangeburg, S. C.
Jan. IS—3hi. '
- At ffilinitfln, S. C.
Two car loads of clipping
good Ones just nKLciyed.
To go with them, just re- j
rrc
WILLIS,
AlTGipEY AT LAW,
BuncKtiAi.Tt:u — Bi’t i.dixg,“
Barfew^U, - - - - S. 0.
Practice in State | Prompt Atten-
and Federal j lion Given to
Lourt*. I all Bu.-iiu^s, |
Not wire, but Strong Iron Earner, f
At pti«^* that defy com petition.
.■ Also Agent for the
Celebrated BALL GROUND
WHITE MARBLE. Will no|
color or stain. Direct from
tory to Customer. Only the
best Marble. No sand and
. cement. Cheapfat and best.
1 OA.-
R. A. Tongue.
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Bartiwell, <>. C.
McNAB & CALDWELL,
ADVANCE SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT TO
THEIR.FRIENDS IN BARNWELL COUNTY.
r
We are receiving, and h ive in stock, a complete line of new and
seasonable goods, which are very attractive in style mid quality,
that we offyr for your ir.siie.etion at price* which will pleaMe you.
~T~ : ———3)i*es5s Goods— -
Our line consmt*. Lu part, of Silkx, Chiffon. l.aWn, Organdie, India
Linen, Madras, Gingham, Pereals. Swiss, Dress and Blouse Linen la
white, brown and colors. Pique, Wabting*.
* i mmrn.
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'LA C ES. TTihbroid erie*. All-over* in lace and embroidery, Gloves,
Hab-dkeichief*. Fans, Collar*. Cuffs, Umbrella*, Purse*, Hand Bjg*.
A full line, for ladies and children. A-special line for school boys.
Men'* half hose in great variety of.style and tlni*h. ^
t
Table Damask in bleached, turKdv ted and hlue^ Talvle Oil Cloth,
Towel-—In Turkish Bath7T»amasiv. <’ra*h and ttiick; Bureau Scarfs,
Roller ToweUing, Rubber sheeting. Sanitary Diaper, Sheeting in
bleached and bruwn. 1
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'OmPCai' TTrflmmrt
®SH5Tr3 .*v m . W F-
REGISTRATION NOTJUCK. .
The Reeristnition Book* will be open
4n the Court House on the first Mmi-
day.(*ale dav) fn each month for the
-transaction of such business a* i* re
quired by law.
W. J. Baxley, Chairman.
<4. R Dunbar. Secrotarv.
nueza I
Tr'tia *c.-0
UdlhcrciiM
"Carlo-Hat tutic EUxtic
C«s** n Straps, $1.00.
Free Dxklet "Hint* to ijlatfre.'' ]
For sale by J. Gk ORF.EOH,
ISARNU I.L4 S. C.
For Sale.
. My Dairy Farm is for, sale,
consisting of £0 head of Regis
tered and High Grade jersey
Cal tie,. ..Silo, 4 horse power
Gasoline Engine, Grain Grind
er, . Cream Separator, and all
things necessary for running
a modern Dairy. Cattle and
[Fixtures cash; Residence and
Farm on easy terms..
Write for particulars to
GLENDALE JERSEY FARM,
Barnwell, S. C.
Wagons, Onev Gar Stnde- i
baker Wagons; a Complete:
Stock of Tyson & Jones ami
other well known best makes
of Buggies.
Delays are dangerous, but
there is no danger in buying
my high quality of stock
and goods at my .bed rock
prices.
Remember, they are at
Q. A. KENNEDY’S,
WlLLISTON, S. C.
Retnwuber tn plfint. *nme of Criweh’*
| Enrly Dlxl*' IX>nt Corn. For !ale at
€{«cch'* Phitruiocy oulj.
DR. J. H E. MILHOUS.
DENTAL SURGEON,
BLACRVILLE, S. C.
Will be at his Barn wen
office every Monday and
Tuesday, and at his home
office in Bluckville every
i
Friday and Saturday.
DR. W. C. MILHOUS,
- 1 DtMM. -
r fianrocH, - G.*
.Frcngri'SNovcmber ist to April I
will be in my office ev^ry day.
From April to Novemhi^r I will vi>
attend calls .in the Qountry or! qj
meet patients at any of our towns ^
by appointment. . j ^
INSURANCE, ' *
L,fc >. ^ Fire,
-Aceitlent, s.«-
Underwear for Men or Women. Infants Cap* xml Toques.
* - — - --— . , •
_ ^ ' Sll(X3S.
For Men, Women and Children, In Blaclfc, Tan and white on
in a variety of fetvle* in button mid laeeti-OxfOTtD. *
: 1 iTTtr- ;
AH ihe newest *li*pott jn Fur ..ml Straw, for men and boys; Chli-
dreii'*Siduiul- Hut* and Uap» In straw, e&sslmere am) duck.
Thi* i* no .clearing srtlmof old good*—dear at any prii:e-but new
fresh good< of latest *tyl<-* and pattern*, and we guarantee price* to
■be a* low a* Is-coiislstenfwiih fair dealing. Come and see us ami
satisfy yourself. ^
McNab &~( < iftdw'eTr.
• (Next door to Post Qfiiee.)
BARNWELL, S. e7
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DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
-IN-
THE BANK of BARNWELL.
We reprcffcgt only
panies.
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CAPITAL, . - - -"r
SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS.
$60,000-
- $30,000.
THE HARTFORD LIFE, OF HART- S
FORM, CONN. . ! #
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Kcrj lng your money in a bank isn't Jioeeswrlly-saving money. But it
i.s protectin-g money from Ins* of all kind;;. Some people think thaU
money in a hank mu I not be spent. Quin; tlie contrary. Fut ,\our
money in the Imuk and pay your liills by check. Then you wifi know at
nil times just where you stand. Bills paid by cheek arc never question
ed. Men with check books in their pockets, and their money in the
l>Utlk are rwjver robbed.
“I: wdl Be t<» your advantage to ta’S this subject over with us. If tmpos-
sible to coil, we should ap;*reciate i* letter.
THE PiKKNIX LIFE, OF 11A RT-
FOKD, CONN.
T11 E.N E W YORK UNI>KRWRITERS
"AGENUY^ _•
THE AMERICAN FIRE, OF NEW
JERSEY —'T. ^
THE EQUITABLE FIRE OFCRAR-
LEHION . •
THE EMPLOYEES tHAlUT ITY OF
LONDON ”
All kind* of instvj-anee p^.imtfetlv wrt-
ten and uttandjirtl tu mi |>«*r!ion by-
Snelliin* & iaiiiSlev, agents,
BARNWELL, 3. C.
C. F. CALHOUN, Presides.
BL'TI.EK IIAGOOIi, Viee-Presldeut, r
•P M. BUCKINGHAM, Cashier.
G. W. MANVILtF., Asst. Cashier.
MONEY TO LOAN.
ON FAltWINC, I.ANBS, I/ONu TlWR.
No Commission8 Chakokh, Boi:»?ow-
kk i-ays Actual Cost or reKPEcrixo
t -TV- ‘ r \
. Loan.
FOU VcttTUf.P. I.Nt'OKMAIION ADUKKSH
JOHN B. PALMEit & SON.
BoX COICMX**, 8 i).
DICKS - HOU
* ■
CJI BROAD 8T.,
Atavftt, Ga.
■.a*-
Excellent rootui aoff good
board. Kate*, $1.36 s per day; special
rate# by the week.-
A. r. DtcMf p***;