The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 31, 1906, Image 2
rlodWtotirect. h»»« decided to inalte
the Imum of thU c*mpat|cn io that at*
tentlon and f^>dlnjc wf*! be concen
trated on tbe'-d1*poh«iVy‘'bdn« of con
tention and fho ofher Important qner*
v tlon* of the aaaeaament nnd tho taxa-
lAP.ttEST WUXTV f'lRClfLATWS. t<on of properfy, compulsory edtlVa-
rnwell ^66ple.
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nJHO. f. nmi liitflr 1 pft
t«nitsi >jry. w AVii/i’K&o.
One of tha best la« » oeorertacted 1it
tb'lx State U (hat approved Mjfyoh~«th;
l'.» pi, reqnlrtna: eTory candidate to algn
and Hie before be 4;a!l enter upon 'til?
campalcn bla pledKc' that he will not
five or spend money or nap Intoxi
cating Hqnora for the purpose of ob
taining or InBnertcIltg vote#, and aftbe
end of tltp campaign and''before tb«
primary tn'flle a statementWa cx-
pensra sworn to.
It Is good for the o.totflidifflfe bcMnlw
it ctit* down tt:c expense of campaign
ing and makes the olHce sought one of
honor and not'Of purchase.
It I* good for thn'ftidral* Af' the poo-
ple hecauae it re>luo«s tbe Influence of
'the heeler who would debauch the vo
ter who plaws m* blglicr thnr. a tnimey
t*r whlakey vnftmwn the'-vote* of him
self and those of Ids'HK.
It is good for the country, n« men
must; now make their rncea more on
winrlt and less on money, ’anti iben who
har« kept out t»f |M)litl<al nctivlty
llimngli sen?liiy^rocas wdll be more
ready to ofUr fliclr scivtcca to thtdr
fellow uHiXt'll*.
tlon and labor Immigration be alighted
bn the hualltitsfand manipulated in the
J>g1»!aWro. ’ , ,
The BarnWeTI Connty potnobrntlc
Convr.nlIon hna set an ovI» hp> that
ought to he followed in cvcrv county
1n the State, calling for the discussion "'X' 0
. , . . • y hiomt
of thesa three Issue*.
The candidates Tor (fovernor and
other State oWces should be forcod to
deflne exactly where fhey'it»«d and no
dodging.
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The MamifHcturer’s Record of Ral*
tlmore sara that In one day recently h
thousand Inimlgrantx ’ frCfm Runipe,
consisting of a half doxen iiatlonalltii^t.
A BKAUTlPOr; ilFX CI/>S*t».
-^Tra. 8. W. Neelr died on Huuday
rtlght at tho f^mllv home near ttuford*!
Bridge, Mge4l al>ont‘Jl9 year*, leaving a
sorrowfngTihaband. three lltllo daugh
ters and a host of relative* and frienda
tof!ier|sb her beloved roevnory. She
wa* a consistent member of the
Methodl*i church. On Tuesday morn
ing with tqftchl.iig funeral service*
conducted by her pastor. Rev R.*A.
We Are
THE PJCOfWi AJcOMIsr PlTiLS.
( A Continued Story )
The N»ws ant! Courier of Thursday
oxpn-ssrtl tile "opThTbu that at Col.
Watson** convention to bn held In
Obarl*Ktwi next month L'somo conshlf'
erallon sboaihl be given to the great
imporiar.ee of inducing the Immigra
tion of large colonies of ItalUn farm
ers to this part of the State.”
We suggest to our esteemed pupil
that If V*y-oona 1 dera11on wliateverls
given to ^hrs matter It should be before
the assembling of Col. Watson’s
Tboley Street convention.
Tifo Mrst •question to be considered
and decided I? a* to the need for more
ruck growers on the coast. Accord-
log to all ftcoounts lbs South Carolina
people already engaged in that bu-I-
mess alottg rl»c coast grow as much
••truck” w* the railroads cun transport
and as the tuxrkcls of the Xoilh and
West wtli *bhy. Homo ycHrs the truck
growers ihicko money, other, years they
lose, but lf -the large colonic* w anted
by the Nefc’s nnd Courier arc brought
js kbUdtatc tho t w>e4--l>o-ine**will hr
overdone, an d tlieAU alleirs, "Indna-
tsious abftost to a fault,” will come In-’
direct com pi 1 tiilon with the natives
of the State w ho have developed the
growing of vegetables ami fruits for
shipment. No doubt the Italians
would be hcnciltted and the Yankee
vrsgetaWeqwd fruit buyers w’ould sup-
their tables with .Spring good
things more cheaply, but It would be
.wt the eftptft*u of such men as lilitcli.
♦ieraty-, flarr and the like from Horry
tw tbe Savannah River.
IllslJOJh a shock nnd t surprise to
-****^Abe Ketv* ami Courier, a Journal
which has stood ho strongly and stout
ly fur tho enforcement of law, suggest
that
many Tact* ‘‘which might enable pri
vate enterprise to accomplish what
amnnoi be accomplished In an otllclal
’WSX^?
The tultah*, as plcUired by the
Hews and Coulter, are but little less
than ffligcls. . Hut according to the
. Isoofle who know tbsui. the MitsUwtppl
▼alley merchant-, the Now Orleans
ttsourwers for the vtrOmsof yellow fev-
•*w, the people up North, In dally sight
vif them, and the court and police ruo-
esrifs of IbMsrgi r <dtb;s of tbe Upper
Atlanth: cwnst the itullans coming to
this country are fallen angels.
all hearty men nhd women, were land
ed at Galveston, Texas, nnd more will
come imlll the Mississippi Talley and
the fertile Southwest nre filled with
new settlers. There’s no'stopping the
blgJMdal wave from the old world. Of
course these people w |:l go to msk’ng
cotton or they win take rb« places in
u’tlca and towns of native wl.fre and
colored Inbornrs who Want higher wn
ges nnd less work than the now comers
will putup with, and of course these
Inst named cla-ses w ill huve to get out
Into the country and grow cotton.
Tf the rich country beyond the Miss
issippi Is /ullv propled with cotton
makers their crops will be more titan
the ^wfiolb South makes and enough
for the world’s use*. Tlren the
farmer* <»f tho old Stales of the Atlsn-
tic slope will be up against ft hard*
proposiiion. &ud there Is strong proba
bility that they will have to find other
crops than cot son.
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“THE SCARCITY GK I.AIKIR.”
Thccrvof lire need for inor* field
labor lu the Sonth and the suggestion
that the iinfhigrntion of .soutbero
KtiropeHtia was the host remi d v uav
llrst rnlsed lit Yartkoedom, and for
these two reasons:
First b«c*nu«a the manufacturers of
tbe North watfC-cbenp cotton and a
pfonty of It,
Second the North wants to got rid of
thousand* ol undesirable people, and
lit? only wav in sight to that olid i* to
dump thorn on the Houthcrn States.
It h very true that m my good
farmers of tb? Houihjsrc in real need of
good farm tabor And it isastcnc
tltat a great nianv have more labor
tliati tbny absolutely mctl.
And ills cqttally. tvne'_ihat n little
good liianagc.able labor-T- better titan
a great deal that is dHRcuIt of con
trol. .
tin igU
but acreage tills year. t hat does not
TmTfeate. lack of Held labor ihrougboiil
tlic iSoutlt a* a whole.
M'thvinultfs have been sold in the
South this season than since iMtfl, ami
they an? all plowing ev ry gtetd week
day. If susaons are fair tbe growing
cotton crops will be equal to the
world’s wants, perhaps los-jpces* of it
If the field labor supply is increaf.ed
by the imports tlon of Italians the cot
ton production will b« propdRflotiHtely
enlarged, and of course its price w ill
fall b?low tbe co*t of making it. ’
^ Wtlb otW potnrd of coffee ftir ^1.00.
These sets sell for $4.00 every Whore. The cov-
^ erCd dishes we prive with one pound of coffee for
me sol 1 '‘e»yerywhere^foi- 7ac each. The Cflnss •
l^itciiers we give with one pound of coffee for 33c
sell everywhere for 23c each. The Glass Dish-
es, JViSes '&C., given with coffee give yon the
Dishes, Vases and Coffee for a little more than,
the Dishes sfiid Vases would cost you anywhere
else. The thing for you to do is to come and
look over this display and judge for yourself.
Hoping to have a call from you,
- THE GhFT OK A GOURD.
Upwards of a year ago Mr. [>. C.
Burckhattrr gave us tho finest drink
ing gourd we have ever seen. He set
It. apaT for tbe use of courting couples
t meandering to the White Ouk Spring.
Ol. Watson may hare « g^fiff A* ItTftth .l fo bwome popular w lth thc
mutrinioniailv Irtclincd we decided,
when various other citixous of this
State began to give to Speaker Cannon
homu spun clothes, socke, gloves, gal
Urses, tumts and s hat, to mnke a birth
day present of It to Mr. Cannon, and
requested Congressman i’attcrson to
(bdiver it with oar Demodrallc compli
ment*. We thought soc-h w'pflt «n the
Speaker’s seventieth hiUhtliUr^. WjftbVt
remind hIm of his bareToot boyhood
days in North Caroliua, ami might
help hi* conversion from the error of
his political ways.
'The esteemed Darlington New?
seems unhappy over tho incident and
a*k* what Mr. Cannon* has done that
be should be given those things- above
speclHed, We bad-not thought, of the
matter in that -light before, but be
lieved that Mr Cannon rte'scrvrd more
good will for the thi ng* luihad left un
done Than fdf tile tbings bo had done
As Speaker of the Hcuye [he l* second
In po\ve r to the ITeridijPV and atiiP st
the autocrat a* to HgiMafton. Any
bill to wblcb lie Is opposeAhaa' an px-
ceedlngly rough tirtie In passiirg. Un-
Hkc tnany ot bis* predecessors In that
office Mr.-CauHon ba* not scotched or
tlefeated ffnilInumber of iiieasure*
doing long (klOA-ed JuStlcfe lo the
South.
iJc did not hinder or prevent, as Ire
could have dnnn. tlio appropriation of
money by Congress to place marble
head stonea at n»s -<v.nfeder
ate siddTfeH Who died til copt-naHt
cheerless i Norlherti p-lson* from
wounds and sickness and cruel priva
tions.
He L« not hindering or preventing,
as he could do. long deferred payment
to Southern pSPplu for churches burn
ed during the war ,by Northern s*d-
diers, nor for horses taken after tbe
surrender bv tho Yankees from help
less Southern men and women.
As a Republican Mr. Cannon is of
.course onr polfth-al enemy, ami though
[vye have little hope of his repentance.
While fhe lamp hold* out to burn,”
On Monday night April JJOth at 10
ok tho angel of death entered thw
ine of Mr. Allen H'on'ey ftftd re-
ibnve.d from its inldst hi* ilcsr and <b-
voted wrlfe, leaving those who loved
ber’to sorrow for b«’r. but weep nor,
d,m n*fr lends.
Whe4 , tlio light ha* gonebut of onr
home slid, we are w,i*a|»f-e|j| In -the
glodln of so great a sm row, human
sympathy Ta inadequate tp cheer tl*w
mind and heal the wonnded heart.
Tq him who gate and hath taken
awav, must we tnril onr tcar^llinnied
eve* and aching hearts for consolation
believing thaLJie_£lotlr not willingly
* fillet. Soli'sacrificing and dome.tic.
her* \va* Indeed a home life full rrf
tl*efiilne*s and goodness. The circle
i« broken, tne desolation is utter to the
loving heart* tb it w ill nils* her every
where Yet there Is consolation in
rhe fact that In all the rslsilou* of life
she was faithful srtl true ani with
woman* devotion did all In her power
to cinfrlbwt* t<» rhe haiqviness of irim
for Whom she bad sscrllh-ed tbe inAnv
pleasures enjoyed under the parental
roof.
In early life she united with the
Long Ifraiicli'flaptist cbnndi an«l lived
con-lsrcnt christiun life till death
Ohhow sad it Is.to think of a once
happy home made dpsolate hv tlie re
moval of our iorPd ones. Bui so It is,
Do-Ha tnms ftre bast finding out. Du-,
rlnghbr illne** lAylng hands jititiiater-
ed to her n«c«**ilm*, hut to no a'vail
Finally the sllvcrkjcbortl was ioo-erl
and her once bcnUtituTlyrrm lay chitted
In the gi as|i of deatly but-her siilrit
hal winged i‘s home he-
vond the »ky. where fei'jhxrriTaickr.e«a-
Wvur cuine. May ttgPSp*«4-I,ord deal
geutiv w ith him whoie li-'si-r 1a howd
w-lth sorrow «nd enable him to" meet
his loved dfie on tne other «hore. —
.p One who Loved Her.
For Yon,
YTou ccrtniiily do not appreciate the fine 'prem-
fnfrts \vo lire offering you with Coffee aiffl Tea.
Calt and look at the beautiful 0 piece Toildt sets
* ipdrlialeby- 1
REV. R. A. YO^GITE.
re, but Strong Iron Pano*.
At prices that defy competition.
Also Agent for the .
Celebrated BALL GROUND $ A,
WHITE MARBLE.
Will not dift-*,(
^ V
Direct from Fac- V
color or sain,
tory Vo "Cnstotner. Only
b-st Marble. No sand
the
»— , Y'outs truly,
—O. K. Ryan, j. S. Black, Bunyan Morris.
f* MASTER’S SALE.
i
State of South Carolina,
County of Barnwell,
IN MEMORY OF MBS. JULIA
CAVE. r •
Mrs. Julia Cave, w idow' of Mr. W.
L. Cave, of liarnwoll County, died In
February l!*06. 'The fm»erai icrvi<•»
were held in the Baptist church at-
Barnwell, on the second Stfndsy of
February, conducted by Rev. 0. W*.
Garner. The burial took place at tb«
family cemotcry about two mile* from
Barnwell, where tho remain* of onr
beloved *ister poxy rest hv the side of
her Tni*t)*hd. Trlr* Cave departed this
life In the 74th year of h**r age, a
mature ami mode Christian woman
wiio had led an exemplary, life as an
active am] laithftii member of the
l.orrg Branch Ba’pUst chinch.
, Miir lirnfi .li), illul.ll III” Jill. 1HW
do*4«c+drrKt-wfts iuaile In eaily life and
her godtv “walk and''uonvcr-ntlon’
'TTeuFTof Cotninon Pleas.
A. B. Ctnnor,
PlaintifT,
va.
Cora Bell Connelly, et al ,
Defendaivta.
Bv virtue nfa decrefitL order to me
rllr«*eted In the above eiitltled-rause,: T
will sell at Barnxvell, in front of the
Court Ilou*e on Monday, a Jnoe
foiiTib, likai, it being saieday in said
mouth; witbin the legal bouts of *a!e
the following described real property,
situate in the County and State afore
said :
All that piece, parcel oF tract of land
situat'’, lying anil being in the county
MTnl State aforesaid, contain lug one
li nnd red acroa—more or le-a, anil
bounded by land* of the. estate of -Seth’
Williams', Dr. Money ami others? '■
Ttirms cash,- purchaser to pay for
papers
Re-old at the risk of former pur
cbafcCl.
II. L. O’BANNON,
Al aster.
Master’s Office^ May lltb, T.tpfi.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
}
State of South Carolina.
Countv of Barnwell.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
*%•
Notice Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned will on
Monday, June ]!th, IbOC,
Hlo their dual account with Hon. John
K. SnejUng. Judge of Proh^iM f„r
Barnwell County, and apply for letter*
tllsiui*sory a* administrators of George
Doer, dr-<*ea»ed
II. W. Deor and T. J. Deer.
Administrators.
May 7th, 1008.
C-' . . , J ' * " . #
-1 Second hand Sixty Saw Winahlp
Gin. Feeder arnl‘Condenser.
1 Forty jS*w Kr<.wn Gin, with a I’raft
Condenser, no Feeder; in fair vendl
tion. Apply to
„ ri I’ B. EUi*^--—~
Martin,
R EG I ST) l A T ION NOTICE.
The IlegDtratlon BboklTvvlII be open
in Tlie (’onrt House on Uio first Mon
day (sale dar> in each month fur the
transaction of *ucli bueinesa as is re
quired by law.
W. J. BnXley. Chairman.
G. R Dunbar. Secretary.
never failed to tesiifV tn the reaiity of
her piety. b» r union wltli tlie i>b'a*ed
Savitiiir, and iter rtr.dotibfeci loyalty
and devotion to her Re.ieemer
A large circle of relatives anTI friends
who *tirvlA'c our sister will greatly
miss her, hut w III fondly cherish the
niciiiorv of one *o universally b“lovcd
Her death ha* broiiglH a sad los* an<T
sincere sorroxv to the memberalilp of
L-ng Branch olmrcb. Wo hereby
place t>n record our high appreciation
of tlie excellent ebaracter htnl beauti
ful Christian siiitit of one, whom God
ha* called to the rest that rctnaiua for
bis people.
mt strive to emulate her noble
virtue* xVTi|le we arc consoled by the
thought thixKsiMer i nye l*. nnxv xvirlt
him xvhn *.‘.id ‘'l go to prepare a place
for von. And if 1 go aiul .pnqtarww
pfrue forToii* p w Tvi como again, and
receive you unto myseTf v that wberw* J
am, there you mav Iro alrm>V
Ke*(dved hv the i hurelr .tbnt the
aboxc li t rccor.l.vl in <mr MinuTe Book,
and copica furni-hml the county ps*
jiers, the Baptl-t (tourver and I’Dss
with the request that the satire be pub
lished. _ , . _
T}."W. rcacock,
•v J. S Hair,
IV. 1’. Bluine.
5*** , ...z.
May 12th 1908.
Committee.
THTTcAMFAK/N OF 1908. -
T6e candidate* for offire, whether
•bo office bt* largo or utifttt, uTafce ~up
Tint a sinall part of the great army of
fud iticiah*. These eamHthttr* ft re gen-
arally tegartled as ”thtx wbole push”
n-nd get the large critlufsiTi fthd Ifltlc
pr»W tnnasttred out when they give
atwount of tludr stewardship?- The
jHrcragc offivo winner oounts himself
and I* con•TlTiiFOtl IryTTIS frfwuds a very
Ini|K>rUnt per*otiHgo r while in a ursjori
ftv of cases he is but ihc vat’s paxv to pull
tho obaatnut* from tbo %e wanted by
tboninhgry monkey* tbwA leva thorn-
rtfio'iTftTf l«7Hsk tho scotching of
publlo cauauro. _ _i_
Tho office hunting candidato and tbe
s'fflee giving pcophx do not recognise
the fact, but it U a fact uevertbcles*
Shat in the background are the wire
puller* who get their axos ground
without any fail'gsw fo thebrndves and
with exceeding greatprotir.
To Hluatrite let us go hack a fo\v
year* when the heart uf the American
people was fired by the cfy across the
Pbullnent that a »var for humanity, tin*
expulsion of Spanish tyranny from
Ouba and Porto Rico, was the duly
and destiny of the AwHStteaiV people,
bo the war was fought, Cuba wa* lib-
orated. Porto Rico and the Philippines
changed mast -> the United State*
adopted the jcnldltaudard and became
a world /power.
Tbe men who fought at San Juan, at
Santiago and may-he nt Manilla be
lieved they were putting their Ifvo* in
peril to lift tho yoke of oppression
from*the necks of a down trodden pro
Ide. but The Lrlngcr* on of tho conflict
Knew bettefand in the safety of their
Home* chuefhid over Jlhe aueeea*.
.that made theUBilledTRap s a worship;,
jwr of the golden calf and one of the
Btud grAbbers of tbe world.
tt I* evident that the politician pUn-
Beni of this‘Sratt, those who will Bnt'
he candidate* for office but who l.*Ve
business Interest* to serve, snlfl«li' >
t for perfonwl proAi to be car-
This rilled Cannon may return.
B«*s
II6usx or
if Rif’s Roost,
m
emitftRjcTAnvtft,
Washington, I). C., May‘li, 1U05.
Dear Mr. Patlerson:
’ t F" nt 1° lhank you.
inti tnrough you Mr. John VV. Holme ,
your coretituent. who sent me tht
gourd from donth Cftrolins.
I prhte this jjlfr because it recalls my
eaflv life 1:1’ NoVfh Carolina, where tho
gourd dipper was a fsmfllnr object,
ami also of that letter life on the Wa
ba«li, where It was found in constant
use hesfde eXefy spring and In every
home On the Frontier. 1 sha\l also
trea?nre it for the spirit In Whh h it 1*
presented, and tbe kindly sentiment
eurvtfd upon J*.
You suggest that thift gourd la to be
used to drink from the fountain of im-
•ffiorta! youth, ami I know of no better
wtfy of seeking fill mortal youth than at
Offspring of our happiest’memories,
anil with me, nianv of the** memories
topen t!ia youth where I wa* burn, and
many more arc afttodated witfi^ the'old
gourd dipper.' — i
I’lease thank Mr. Ilnlffie* forme, and
accept my be»t wUh«a. '
Very flpifrely vnnr*.
l-Mgoeil; d. G-Cannon/
» M AS I’Ell’S SALE.
State of Smith'Carolina,!
County of Barnwell. f
Court of Common I’lea*.
KaieTTMilH-r, %
nsihllff,
v*.
Martin Bellinger Maber r -
- ,, Dufcpdnnt
_ By yirUifc of * deiTrciHi OrdeFTo me
dlrecte l in the aImve entitled cause,
will a*4i-trt Bat u a nil, "Hi I nmt. of the
Court House, on Mondav, June
fourth, 11*0(5, it being saieday in said
m**nih, w ItUitf the legal hour* of—sale,
tha-followlttg dew-rfluMl real property,
altuate In Hpi CmiiUy ytuf state alore-
saiil: . .
All th.at certain lot, with the build
ing thereon, in the town of Barnwell,
In sahf Btatcftinl Couhly, know n as the
residence lot wf the late Jplin J^Maher,
containing one-half (1^) acre, hmre or
less, and lu-unded op the North by
Main Street; r.ri the. East by lot of
Fannie M. Simms; on the South hy lot
of Charles Carroll Simms, and on the
West by h»t formerly of said estate of
John .I. Maher and now the property
of LeKoy Mohdr, w hich said lot is that
set off to tho said plaintiff and the said
defendant In cdmSlfBi In tt.partition
suit heretofore had in said Court for
tlie division of the estate of the late
John J. Maher, deceased^
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers,
H.L^O’BANXO^.
*V1 *i s cu r
Master’s Office. May 12th, 11)03.
Th# EdL-to Phosphate (’ompany
HTMtaSk
A7HUaud Rx A. WeathersIwo.
By virtue of an execution Lo me di
rected hv VY. Gilmore Simms, L'lefk of
tlie Gourt. in the. uhove stated cause, 1
Have levied upon.and will sell at Batn-
well, in front of toe Court House on
Monday, the fourth dav of June. A
1). )WM», to the highest bidder for ca-h
the following real e>tat*-. to wit:
One (1) house and lot In the town of
•W-t+Hrtmr, containing one-hay_-of ore
acre, more or less/and I>Ontn?5d North
uv the Public Hoad leading from Barn
well l‘ourt llou-e lo Williston; South
hy a street In the town of WilUatom
nil.I land* of Mr* Cary Smith; K*»t In
land* of Ben Bill; West by lands of
Com.ta Cross. • «-
A h»o. i.nc lot of land in the town of
Willi*ton ci)nraining txvn (2) acre*.
? Fuel Acetylene Apparar
In*, The Modern Light, for
Stores, Dwelling*, Churches and
Country Homes, Every ma
chine sold under -an absolute
guarantee.' Address,
John F. Folk, S. C. Agent,
■Bamberg, 8 <’.
^ and
* . i
cement. Cheapent and beat.
R. A. Yongue.
BarniVcfl. S. C.
• i-epw ,
McKAB & CALDWELL
ADYAXCE SPRIXCI ANNOUNCEMENT TO
TIIEIli FRIENDS IN BARNWELL COUNTY.
j
We are receiving, and h ive In stock, a complete line of new and
seasonable good*, which are very attractive In style and quality,
that'we offer for your Inspection at prices which will please you.
—Dress Goods—
Onr line consist?, In part, of Silk*, Chiffon. Lawn, Organdie, India
Linen, Madras, Gingham, Percat*. Swiss, lire** aud Blonae Linen in
white, broxvn and colors, Pique, Waistinga.
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LACES, Embroideries, All-over* In lace and embroidery. GloVea,
>> - ;; ■ . _ . i .
llandkeitrhiefs, Fan*, CiyUars. Cuffs^Uuiltrelia*, Purse*, Hand Bag*.
liosiery. "
A full line for ladle* and children. A special line for school boy*.
Mi-n'* haif.boae Iff great variety of style and fltiDh. 1
Table*T>ama«k In blenched, turkev red and blue. Table OM Cloth,
Toxvid*—in T'urkUh Bath, I>ama«Xr44i*aAi and Hno-k; Bureau Hcarfft,
—R1'*11t?t T’ox*ell.}ng^ Rubber Meeting, Sanitary Diaper, obeetlng In
biooctieil and brown.
t4.
_ Underwear for Men or Women# infant* Cap* and^Toqiiea.
, , , Shoes. —^
For Men, Women and Children, in Black, Tan aud white canvM
in & variety of styles in button and laced Oxfords. . f
I Tats-
AH the newest shape* In Fur and Straw, for men and boy*; Chil
dren'* School Hats and Cap> in straw, cassimere aud duck.
This U rv* clearing sale of old goods—dear at any price—but new
fresh good* of hu.e*t *f,yle8_auiLpaWern*. and we guarantee price* to
A
‘ For Sale.
My Dairy Farm is for sale,
consisting of 50 head of Regis
tered and High Grad$ Jersey
iwer
ail
Cattle, Silo, 4 horse
bounded on tim North hv hind* ot the; Gasoline Engine, Grain yr
■K*tftte--?*f Lexvis Stansell; South hyl -- S>rttni Ydfxorotr.r onJ
laud*, or w, h. KcnnedT; Ea*t by er ». ^Tcam separator, ana
land* of tire Estate of Lexvis rttauselL r JtmRg-S-TRiCeSSary for running
a modern Dairy. Cattle and
Fixtures cash; Residence and
Farm on easy terms.
Write for particulars^^
GLEN DAL-E * J ERSEfT ARM,
BARiAvEiirsrc.
and West by a street in the town of
Wlfflstbii and. land* of Yf. If. Kennedy.
One (l) lot in the town of Wllliston,
containing ono-lialt (,' j) of one acre,
in tlie front of tlie Homestead lands of
A. J. Weathervtiee, bounded .on tlie
North by the Mam Street, of Williston;
Squill by the Homestead lands
Weathiretire; East by brick store of
A. J /Wea t i»e r? bee, deces *ed; W est by
lands of K. E tVoathersbeei''
Levied i»|Tfqi ns the property of A. J.
Weathersbee.
Tei ma cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers. * S V .
FRANK It. CREECH,
Sheri# Barnwell County.
h, A. I). 1906.
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Sheriff’s Omce, May lltb
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At
, S. C.
WINTHKOP COLLEGE
SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION.
The examination’fur_tho award of
vacant ^choiamhlpa In Winthrou Coi
lege am) .for tho admission of new
students will be held at ..the. County
Court House on Friday-July Gth, at
On. m. . Apnilwnt* must not be ie*s
Mian fifteen years of age. When
*chular*liin* ar« vacated affer Juiv tlth,
they will lie awanled to thoffe making PfOOU OHC8 just rCCCIVCd.
ttnrhlghrst - average at tfri* examiua- - li
tlon provided they meet the conditions
governing the award. Applicants for
Ncbnlatships should write to President
Johnson hafote tlie examination for
scholar-hip aiiplicalluii MafiTrs.
Scholarships are worth lino and free
tuitioti. The next session will open
September PJth, HUH) For further In
formation and catalogue, address Pres.
D. B. Johnson, Rock Hill, S.C.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR*ALE.
Town of Biackville, 8. C.
Lot 112 feet front! facing R. R Ave,
hy :h’- r ) feet deep; witlt two story house
of 9 rooms, good water; lot, stable,
barn, garden and*servant houses on the
premises; good seuppernong vine and
other fruit on tlie premises; ail im
provement* in godtl condition], nee**-
eible to depot and nicely ideated; all
room* in dxvelltng plastered and pa
pered; titles good; no Incumbrance*
and taxes all paid. For any informa
tion desired apply to
11. F. Buiat, Esq,
Agt.
I have two other lota for sale with
good dwellings thereon; centrallv lo
cated and cheap-fbr Ufe prieff’ lifted.
rApply quick If ton desire to purchase.
'11. F. Bulat, Ksq..
Agent.
the
Horses and Mnles
Arc Hie tind
keeps
Two car loads of clipping
iod ones just received.
To go with them, just. PiF
ccivcd, One Car Piedmont
Wagon—One Oar St u de-
baket Wagons; a Complete
Stock of Tyson & Jones and
other well known best makes
of Buggies.
Dehiys arc dangerous, but
there is no danger in buying
my liigh quality of stock
and goods at my bed rock
prices. \
Rcmembeiy they are at
Q. A. KENNEDY’S,
Wlt.LISTON, S. C.
lie a* loxv as/is
ftatUf v yuur-felf.
consistent xvitb fair dealing. Come and see u* and
McNab & Caldwell,
; (Next door lei Cost Office.)
Barnwell,
DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
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CAPITAL, - ' - - -
SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROriTS.
160.000.
- *30.000.
Keeping your money in a bank Isn't iwwsiariiy saving mohev. Itut It
ifi protecting money frotn keft «d all Wind*. Some pmpir tMnifttbat
money in a l)»i,k mu t nut be spent. Quite the contrary. Put your
fmiiKy-to-tw bank imd pay ynur tiithniy i li*vk. Then you yill know at
tt'.l lime* Jmrt^Hicre y>.u stand. Hills iwhl t>y cbc. V'are never question-
' eil. Vc:i v,iLh-cU«,k4>,>ok^ in their pocket*, nnd their money in Um
' bank are never robbed.
* Jt will tie to your advantage to talk thl< swbject over with us. If lmpos-
ftitiic.to cull, xxv should appreciate a letter.
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C. F. CALHOl’N, PwfMehr ' P
BUTLEK HA GOOD, 1'ice-l’re»idcnt. G.
M. BUCICBMH
W. M ANM1.LE, Assit. Gashler.
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t»t?f>it tTt; eoeit
Nntlc* I* hereby flVen that
dersigi.ed w III on
Fridav, June 1st. 1908,
file hi* final ac«^>nnt with’ Hon. John
K. Snelllng, Judge of Probate tof
ments of iaxv tt»ey 'discharge the duty T Barnxvell t.ountv. and apply for letter#
All Executors, Adnilni.trat<*rs,
Guardian*, Trustee* aud Commute*-*
xviil please make promptly to thfft of
fice the annual returns required by
Iftau—1 n cornplytrjf W|til the require
due tothewseiv©#, and to the estates in
their charge atid leliev* thl* nomz oh
the nnphasaut duty of issuing rifle*
and imjjosing peti.ilties.
_ Ail relurrra aUmtrd he tnyde before
the time limit expires. JulvT*!.—,—-
—^ J. K. Snelling.
JniTge of I’rotuitB.—
a nrii mh. imr,.
MONEY TO i.QAN.
IXO I..XNB*. T.OXO Timk.
tinssioN* ritiKc.r.u. IIuhhow
3TI AI. ( «r PKltKKCI ING
I.OA.V.
For kcktiikr ixkohmatiok appkkbs
JOHN* B. f\H'M FB Ai.SON..
Box 2o'2. Cqi.UAiatA. 8 O'.
DU. W. C. MILUOUS
f
farnicil, - - - S. C.
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Frotfi November 1st to April I
will’ bfc hi my office every day.
From April to November I will
attend calls in the country or
meet patients at any of our towns
by appoint ore flt v
JAMES A. WILLIS,
ATTORNEY at law,
Burckuai.tkr — Buii.dinq,
Hnpiwell, - - - - 8. C.
PraotJufl in tfUte
and F ft d ft r m I
Court*.
DICKS - HO
634 BROAD ST.,
Aucurr*. Ga.
Excellent rooms and good table
lx.atd. Kates, fl.60 per day; special
rate* by the weef?. .
A P. Drrxa. Pwoe
FINE MILCH COWS.'-
PartR* desiring fine milch cow*
please^ xvrile to
„. w. GisNirni.,
.. WlLUftTOW. 8. C.
^firwill sell for cash or exchange
for beef cattle.
di*iwi**orr a* adminlairato^nf-thft
tate of Daniel Jefferson, deceased.
J, W. JOHNSON.
|-r- : Administrator.
April^O. IflOfl.
MONEY TO LEND
We are prepared to negotiate loans oi{
improved farm* forllve year*, partial-
payment* interest 8 |>er cent on loan*
iihder $1 qo04,f per cent on loan* over
♦ 1,000. Don’t write, come and Me uft
J. O. Patterson A Sow.
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C: f. Caltou, P. x. Bictiipii
lift; ScKab.
Calhoun & Cd»
Prompt Atten
tion Given to
all Bu*inea*.
iDt. J.. E. IIILUOIIS.
DENTAL SDSCEOB.
mm
DB. ISO. P. IEE, Jlt. ;
DENTISTj
WILLI8T0N, - - ,tf.
C.
Will work anywhere in the countr
tfj special Kpitoirffciieffi,
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BUCKHLIE, S. C.
Will be at, his fisihvfcTl
oflfice every Monday and
Tuesday, ahd nt his home
ofnee in Biackville. every
Friday and Sdiitiitstf,
-LIGHTNING*
tiffe Stock
INSURANCE}
—At Lowest Rates In- • (
RdNdraPr C<>hpan
CALBOBH & CO,
—OFFIC18 AT—
THE Bft.HK Of BAftNWHi
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