The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 26, 1906, Image 2
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The Barnwell People.
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li.UiliKST OOUJ1TI CIRCCUTIOir.
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I'rcsMent R. I> Smith of the South
fJir6Tfni"TM* i Stl<w» of the Sonth' rn <^>t-
t«H Ae»oohith»ri Idia Usued n» uddre**
laHtlr.ff that rHIahle oetfa ahowa urent
by the weather to the cotton
«ti»p lu every State, that Ihla y«*i»r’*
yield can not exreed eleven mil 11cm
ha!e»' l.**t year the world romuinied
twelve and a half million bale*. There
U no aurplH* on hanc^ from la*f year’*
~*rop7
He urge* the Horton AaMSdatlona H
every t ouutv ln tli?State to meet at
♦nice and devUe meitiia In ererv wunty
and townahlp to h^ep the cotton cff
the ntiirUct during the drat of the cot
ton fteaann,
The world, ho aiy*. tvlll want twelve
and three quarter million halea next
year.
IN MKMORIAM.
Jay.
rr breath
Jnat one year ago today, Jgly 23,
lly 23, \
ad hla _
occurred in
JL eat
•jmrtrd-
I’rwaldent K. 1>. Smith glvea excel-
len; advlcu to the cotton grower*, hnr
ran they follow It. will they try to do
aotnethlng In the line of keeping th*dr
notion nir the ntarkot etrly In the aea-
atm, dieting the debt |>aylng period?
A* thl&Na Matter of vital (locket
- and jimspcrlty Intereiit to bMnine** oo
eupatlpna a comity vonventlon hf bank
president*, atnek dealers and landlorda
iniglit dcvUo a jdan for u beginning in
that direct Inn. Ttr| Mmicbody *tart
( -the-bail. Trrr. i'nmi.r. will be glad tt>
receive rnggestlnna from (uactical nod
pnhire *|>irlrcd oltircna looking to the
emancipation of the cotton hutinc**
from the lyrnnm' and robbery of ihectd.
ton gtunhlera and tlnir utuniifactn
ring allha,
A. Fin i KK KOAsr.
The editorial folumns of the Hharlea
pm Now* and Cotirivr fairly Hcintillatcd
with rural wit and wladom last week
during the aeftMion of the State l’re*ir J
Aaaoclatloir* tor Major IlempblH
turned over (« |ij« country mtulns hi*
ea»y chair, Wkhornand cpiill pen and
hcaeoforth some of the bright hack-
j. L
wM.idc pjuoil pit*Ivor« onn truly claim
that they have liceu eUtiora of that
groat and good journal.
And while the country editor* did
tht’Hi»civc* proud rt i< Iritt simple ju»-
Wce to ativ that uny »layM,t.vot.. llumw
AHIjCAU uutuil d cornacare as much
- mid at 1 hrtIHantly a* all hit pro tom*
nut together. A n«f ou t he ”"ot her aide
of Immunity—the swlftne** to take the
wrong road *ouietlmes—lie r* one ef
Uic bust.
100# Jatpea H
Ta*t npotrthl* Oatlh. 1 lie waa porn on
he «rd^tf ytrvrtnhef THBn. Tty the
death of 6Ta mothtfr wbfoti
187'i, He waa left an orpliw .
then tenderly cared for by hla gra
motheMiiiril-unclee ^
The tfiith oTfhe pa*»age of aerlptnre
which fay*, that. Ood ia a father twlhe
prpliaii waa verified In Ida life, ilia
bovhood day* were paaaed In the
family heme near Kambexg. 8. <5. He
wa« married to Ml-* Mary Hell Howell
InlSKSftUh whom he lived happily.
He waa aftoken of all through life a*
that good hearted Imy or niun^ lie
numbered Ids friend* hy the score. If
any one wanted to ask a favor, they
did not heal fate to go to him. He waa
baptized Into the fellowship of the
Hauiberg Baptist church In ther ve«r
1883 and then'ttfter lived an exemplary
Christian llffi. .He loved hla p.-tutor
and took great intercut In all church
work
lie alway* commended the Christian
life to hi* fellow men. Many heart*
were made rad whep, the saying went
abroad that death had claimed him.
He waa a great anlTerer during the last
few tuontha of bia life, but wfcjj brave
through it all, saying at the finish. “I
am not afraid to die; .lean* has been
with me all the way,” ills remains
were laid awav In the Baptist church
yard in Barnwell.
Sifter.
GrIEl;IB-A_T
...... IN MKMORYOF
Leroy, Infant aon of P. 51. and Mra.
M intde \V hairy, it waa just one year
ago today that be fell asleep In Jevu*,
T'lesacd sleep from wbkh none ever
w ake* to weep.
Dear Leroy thou hast left us
And thy lo>* we deeply feel
But. this God who thua bereft ns
He enn all our sorrow* heal.
Mother,
Sod.mi and Gomorrah were ne donbt
terribly wicked towns, hut we don’t
believe that both together could hold
a candle to tlio'cnttoii gambling section
of New York city.
To prevent the rbc in the price of
sotion that fhotild follow the great
disaster*.of drought-lu. the West and
deluge In the Riial Iks wholesale lie
ha* bren already tent ont^from that
heftIquartcra that, the faimcr* of the
South will plant very large cotton
crops next year “and hope for for
tnnoa.”
It’a no wonder that prediction* have
been mad? of the deairuetlon of New
York hy vailhqtiako violence within
the next two year*. No less fore'
could do jufUce ta these in human
wolvcs li sh ceps clothing. *“ '
TROD B L E O LT W EH'r.
•V*
White laborers rm thc ttectrt^r TJriiift
arc exeicUcd wvor thogreat lii^reaaeln
the Immigration of Japanese hirelings,
Direct imiiilgraiton from Ja()an if
against the law, but the Japs dodge ijrlit
by going to Hawaii to work it* farm
laborer* at flit (>er mrvnth. From there
to Ban yntriudtca they-have no trouble
iu nmkiog the rrlp. Employment I*
giveg ilrem^ tne rati roads at $1 2>
to f I &ij u dfty. Some of tlrem scatter off
tionrrtreniillroad* to engage in other
work. They are making trouble for
the while wage worker!
A State Convention of the remalna of
the union republican pary wit! he held
in Culumhfa on August Mth. It ia fore-
‘haitowcd that a full ticket for Stale
ofUce* will he put in the Held/ The ou-
iv trouble that will be the result will
be. put 041 the Democratic Cwhgrc**-
mcn to defend their titles agalmt the
mRllillAii’A for-thfl ♦f.OMp- atHHvotrctr
given to each defeated conicstkut.
TO INVADE Kt KOl’K,
J.
Col E. J. Watson, State IrnnHgra
lilt kit i «##%!> »>t I dm 111 !) «> 1*
s**'“x TsTrlTrtl yqn I vJLUjB^—
minister plmil|w»tentl:»ry from Mavor
Jihett luid the liusiacss men of Char
lerton will rail for Eurn|iR on August
11th, to spend two iitoitili* in drum
p immigrant* ami tri ing t<v ar-
lalng iif
range a
go a steamship service that will
bring his convert* across the Atlantic
b! steerage quarters and cheaper than
walking or awlmming. .
The Colonel will cut a
from John O’G-ioat^a h<>u*o to Cape
Yin!* ter re, visitlig tmi (lolltUMl divls-
Wmsin his quest for hritwn to build up
the waste places that wait for their
coming i
WO'hopo that going |he Colonel wll(
+r4»t fftilft vIctfttr tn wFa yluknesa, so
that when he put* hD feet on the soil
of the old world ho nmy be In such
good walking trim that hs wilt make a
. purs >nal Inveatlgallmrof tire characier,
Home lives and habit* of the psnplc he
wants to bring here to regenerate
South (’aiolltigl
' And if he doesn-’t come hack convin
ced that his immigration department
should he apeecIMy and forever p*j» out
of bu.viue** we shall be of the opinion
that be limited his Investigation* to the
ateaimhlp bltkos and iunulgr*th*n
agt-ucier.
St —
Ol’KN YOLTt LTES/ ‘‘
A state Incut Daueti la.-t wuVk oyer
—• dWaigUstatreatif the ten BrssidWitaof
flic Suite Divisions of the Southern
Cotton As-oclatlon and general Pres
ident War vie Jordan thaw* that large
ly through (ho work of that AksocIh-
thm the pike of the two last cotton
J *rops has been biereimal,about live
hundred and fifty mil!hut dollars.
The statement expresses "the great
est eonlldvace in the ultimato realiza
tion of Its purpose, namely : fair prices
for the product «f Southern Ulmr; the
avoiUau<>e ef the aver production of
cot ton Ac,
The Association does not seem as
vet to have taken cognizance of the
, conspiracy of European sad American
. -gotton apinncraj.- Atlantii; steam ship
Bries and unwjttlng Southern ‘Stiite
legislsturt* to H.*od the cotton States
with cheap immigrant labor from
Stituhern Europe pi the end that pro
duction of cotton may be Enlarged and
tbe price btfbfUtight back P> anil kept
it cbe^dHr
The A merlcst) Federation of I.abor,
having a no mbership of two niitlioii
voters, is going Thfo jmfTtTcs w ith Ift e-
liness this tall. Yrealdent Roosevelt
ha*, represt-nting the . Republican
partv, Miryondored to their dciuniids he
ha* hylirdertng the pmsccutioti of any
(■(Mitmctor on governmont w<»rk to re-
qniroor allow any of his employees
b* do more than eight hours s day
labor. ,
A Great Cypress man. who Is not n
caiuHdate reports that Mr. Millard F.
Hair of Willhton has corn that will
make forty or more bushel« to the
acre, The corn wa* planted in-six fee*
row*, a hill to every step, compost
diBled nt planting time and feiltlizer
anidtcd at. the setamd running round.
All told it bad une and a half work-
JllfS.
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FINAL DISCIfARUE.
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GLEARAN0G
A. N. GARBER & GO’S
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$
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COMMENCING WEDNESDAY JULY 25TH.
All Summer Goods will be
, Greatly Sacrificed.
^ LAWNS. 10 AM) 12'^ CTS. GOODS AT 7'^
" 15 " 20 " •• " 12}t
FINE SILKS AT 35C. rX
' Big iWuction ia White Goods. v • “
Great Values, in Men’s -
Ready Made Ootliing> ! 1 ;
AM. AUK COKDIAM.Y INVITED.
-•^ - YOURS RESFECTFULLY,
I. N. GAKBER & CO.,
' ■ ! ' WILLKTOX, S. C.
r^s.
Wofford coll»:ge
FITTTNti SCHOOL.
Three new brick buildings. Steam
best and electric light*.
Head fttustec, three teacher* and
Matron live in the bntldtngs.
WOFFORD
COLLEGE*
HENRY N. SNYDER, LL. D , l’resi
dent.
Individual attention to each student. ’ p olir
Two degrees, A. ' B. and
Students lake a regular omirse tn the
College Ovmn**biip. nnil hnvu. »
to the t'ollegc Library.
$12300 pays for hnard.,tuition, and
loiir.-ts leading to the
A.
A.
M.
B.
Library and Librarian. The \V. K.
Burnett gvmnasium under a competent
director. J B. •Cleveland S.:ien« e Hall.
Athletic grounds. Course or lecture*
alifee*. Ne)rt-*«M»44»»-»M**i4»*firt'-rtvera»R?»rnTcn bTI tm, r.lsrf/.im
ber 19th. knr Catslogne, etc , autlre** Next sesshm ‘
A Mason DtilTc, Head Master, hpar-
tsnburg, 8. C. 42—^—
THE STANDARD BRED
STALLION - -— j
I ifiMm
>n 1>egln*» September .9.
Board from $12 to $!<-a month. For
Catalogue or oilier, information, ad-
— 1— j dres* J. A. GAM KW ELL. *
TROTTING J. bccre ary, SparUlihurg, S. C.
In 188!) The American Agriculturist,
pnblMieti in New York, offered a prize
ef $btX) iu gold for the largest yield of
corn on one measured acre. Tim con
test was open to all farmer* In the L’nl-
ted States. The South Carolina Agri-
onltnrHl and Mechanical Society sup
plemented this offer with $500 more if
the succes-ful contestant was a South
Carolinian, Z..J Drake,of Marlboro
( onntv. won rhe prlic in.lring 251
bushels and 48 pound* of corn, the
aid Of lb* world. -
It wa* not tbo rich lauds of Missis
sippi, Arkanaaa, Loolsiana and I cxns
that have produced the largest yield of
cnitqii on one acre, but that distlnc
th»n lie long* to Sonth Carolina.
DiJWf tho First National Bank of
Spartanburg offered a prize of $100 Irr
gold for the largest yield of cotton on
one surveyed acre of land. This con
test wa* confined to Spartanburg
county. C. A. Morph, who won the
on
one Here of land. Tim name* wml -
yield* of fourteen contestant* were as
follows: Cl. A. MutMi, T,2St itound*;
Thamas Mnrpli, 8.42-; J. J. Tinsley,
3.350; J. C. Leo. 3.348; G 0. McMukin,
•test ;!’. O. Smoak. 3.009; John I’. Gen
try, 2,902; J. IV. Ballengruv41.&27; J B.
I.ee 1 2,S24ij’HMl V. Moor4. 2,25»; 1 2
bJKLigo. 2.2I5; D. lir tl..lightly.
2.1118; 1-2 J. A. Wolr, 1,908; T. J.
Moore, 1,933.
I’niversitj’ ef Soulli Caroliaa.
SESSION lOllf. 1907 BEGINS WED
N lib DAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH.
Five courses leading to B. A. degree
and to I j. I. degree and one to 1,. f, p.
degree. Certificate* given for work
completed in any'one of the depart-
. meiits.
Exoenss*: Tuition fee $40 00; Term
fee Jis 00; Room fee $<i im); «iru} half «»t
each must he paid nt th© beg»Hofog of
A complete first class new sawr rnllj, f T’uiilon fee may be rent it
witn a C.tpacitv of eight to tep thous.uqi j ,l,< n l ,,> " preseniafion of certificate or
feet p»-v d vv. for shIal Will cut u Hue
Will mako the fall season at Spring
Held, S. G* Fee $25 03 for a living foal.
Refunded If u»rt serure-i. Write for
Pedigree etc., to Paui. A. I’lin.i ira, M.
1)., Sec Stock Brcedera’ AHsociatioD.
Springtield, S. C.
Not hie is hereby given that tb« nn
dersigoed will - ****.
1 Toesday. July Slsl-'lDOd,
file hi* final acconnv wlth lion. Job ( n
K. Snelling, Judge of Probata for
Barnwell County ami apply for letters
dismiasosv as Guardian of the estate*
of Alfred Hill. Johnson Hill and-ltolAT
ble Hill.
W. L. Hill.
——X7 Guardian,
TBE ST1TE OF SOUTH' ' , ?
COOSTI OF BAKSH’ELI,
Court ofCommon Plea*.
Stephen Tyler, Plaintiff,
against
Dahh Tyler, Anna Statham. .Tame*
Moselev. Luther MoseDv, Walter Mose
ley.. 0*iar Moseiev. Clifton'Moseley,
Mattie Glofttcr Faust Patrick. Janey
Moseley. Arthur L. Ilayes, Burgess
Ferguson, and Ada Fergutum Defend
ant*
COPY SUMMONS. FOR RELIEF.
(COMPLAINT SKKVK.D.)
To the Defendanta above named L._
You are hereby summoned ami re-
to answer the ecmpDInt In till*
aviioii .which was rtle<l in the ottlc*
of tho (Berk «it' the. (.'Quit, for said
County on the 2nd dav of July A. D
19<)(> and to serve a oopy <if your
answer to tha mh|i| eonrif laint on the
*n’i*crllw)r at hi* ntHcc in Barnwell
within twenty days alter the service
hereof; exclusive of the day of such
service; and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in thi* action w ill apply
to the Court for the relief duiiatid in
the coin plaint.
KOBT. ALDRICH,
Plaintiff’s Attorney;
Dated 25th. June A I) 199(1;
To the Defendants, Mattie Glpater,
Faust Patrick Janey Moceiey, Arthifr
,L ilnies. liurgeo* Ferguson and Ada
Kergu-jon.
lake notice that- the complaint, to-
geUier with the Aunimens.bf which the
foregoing i, a copy, was tiled in the of
flee of the Clerk of the' Court of Cnhi-
mon Hleka for Barnweil Cpitiity, In the
State cf frontb Carolina, on the second
day of Jufv, A. D. 1900, Barnwell, 8.
C . v..a _ -----
» Jtpy 2nd; IPOO. ‘
KOBT. ALDRICH.
Plaintiff’s Attorney.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will on ,
Saturday, July 28th,'190G,
tile hi* final account with lion John
K sn'eiltng, Judge of Probate tor
Barnwell County and apply for letter*
di*iui«sory as .Guardian, of the estates
of ljuilli* Harvey, sheliie Harvey,
Virginia Harvey, Gary Harvey. Mary
Harvey. Pearl Aarvey, Pittie Harvey
and 1* in key Harvey.
* , • | ’ 1 Mv-Harveyt ^
, r GuardEmr
June 20th 196(5. —— —
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Thq Registration Books will be open
in the Court House on the lirst Mon
day (sale dav) in ««<•!) month for the
transaction of such business as i* re
quired hy law.
W. J. Baxley, Chairman.
G. R Dunbar. Sooretsrv.
Ileal Elate for Sale
' IN
SAW MILL FOR SALK.
26 feet long. Orly reason for titling
is th*t my mWI dam i* broken and will
not he repaired and 1 have no further
tiao for the mill.
7 ff.J, KLLlSr—
Baldock a. (J.
4 t. - •
FINAL DISCHARGE.
—Notice 1* IropptryTjlmr that lOT mu
dcisigiied will on
Monday, August 28th. 190 >,
Ale her Huai account with lion.’John
K. .snelling. Judge of Probate for*barn-
well County, and apply for letter* di.*-
missory as guardian of Sal!i* L-e Mnr-
rail, Sitmiel A. Morral,-Florric A.
Monall,
• Mrs. Sallle A. Morrall,
Guardian.
July 2lth, Rkia.
A BANKING CONUNDRUM
A western exchange publishes the
following conundrum; A banker
•uunlering home for hi* dinner saw a
$111 bill on the curtotone. He picked it
up and took tbo number, in order 10
find the owner. While at homo hi*
wife remarked linn the butcher hud
sent in a bill nmo'initing to $19. The
only money he had with him w as the
NIL bodiad found, which he gave lo
r, and she puki the butcher. The
butcher paid it to a farmer for a calf,
and J he fanner paid It to a merchant,
who. In turn, paid it to a waiherwom
an. and she,owing tho hankei a note
of $10, went lo the hanker and paid the
noto. The hanker recognized the hill
as the one he had found, and which, np
to that linve had jnbl $o<)of debt. On
careful' investigation Ire dDoo-vnrcd
that the bill was a counterfeit. Now,
will some-of onr friend* tell u* wlnu
has b^en lost in this trausuctloi), and
by whom?
1 FI NALDiSFTIA KG
Noth;? is hereby given ih.u the 1111-
der*)gne I will oil Saturday, August
I Ith. imxijllo their IIiihI account with
Hon. John K. Snelling. Judge of Pro
bate for Barnwell t ounty and apply
lor let»ersniMnis*ory.!i* CuinmiUcc of
J. W. Purse, decease t.
- M. B Pprse, -
t - .* J. F. Thomson,
r Con: mince.
July nth, PJOrt.
inability to pav'the the-fame
—^ BENJAMIN SLOAN,
■c .• . . President.
FOR SALE.
1 Second hand Sixty Saw Winshij
Gin. Feydirr-wiul Condenser.
SoV. Brown Gin, wirli a Pratt
Coirtlenser, nn Feeder; in -fair condi-
«lun. Applyip
D ft EHi*.
Martjn, S. CL,
1: o.M EatV.ad.notici-;.
limn tit BlictTiUe.-
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE WHAT
a YOU HAVE FOR SALE. '
One house and lot for sale,.lot *cven-
•y feet facing on Clark Street hy ime=
hnndnil and sixty Icct de|iih On thi-
lot i* a good dwt i;mg lioii'C with Jour
bed tuoui*. dining room and kirchen,
aml hath room and good water; house
comparative!v new, and Clark Street
one uf .the most popular in the town.
Title good.
One house and lot for saTe, lot forty
feet facing’01) Dexter Street hv two
hundred fe(‘t depih. On tid* 4a a two
story dwellin'; house with fJour bed
room*, two up and twn_(low'll'stairs,
w i;h d In Mg reoqi and kitclien. T4ti*
ITiiuse I* nn tHm of. the-, best is aide nt
*tri-(;t* of_llie -toWLli. 'Title f/met
’noon boiisc ( and bus arg-Tticap for
TTTT
the priet'* H<kcd.
A two story brick huUding, stoic
beneath, re«rirfruce Tnmn* above, *11
needed outbuilding*, one. of the most
,d«sir>»h-e, business stau.dk. on South
Sidwot Railroad Avenue.
Oh the ninth-'ihth) day of August,
Au_D , IIH Q, I will appoint three diip,
^Interested pci sons to apuraisc and kl'I
<ff, to Mr* Liriaai Lnadholt and hei-
minor'h hild. Hentl It. Lcadholt, a
linnii-stead in the personal property of
the late Hemy H, eLoadlmlt, pprsuant
to a pelllioH made to mo. ”
“int'|''u7mTr*-Jr.ccrCMOd Are'hotllied
Oial. any «'XvepHona tn the it! l lH'li oT
the hpRraDers must be made within :.o ch itrcd ami rent* well.
days after the date of safd returb,
11. L. O’BAN NnN.
. Master.
Barnwell,
SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY
(
FRESH ATR.
Dciting tbe cold, stormv days we
often 8nd the air of the living room
unsatisfactory, seemingly with all th*
life burnt oat of it. The best way to
renew it l* te epen »p tho (hair* and
windows and let the cold air aweep
through it freclv, keeping ourselves
stirring busily the whHc, and alter a
few minutes—half an boar or so accor
ding to the degree of colil—closing the
aperture* and letting the atmosphere
get warm again., Tho -living room
should have plenty of fre»li air let inti*
It every morning when we first get up,,
even though we have to take ourselves
to the kitchen mean While, We should
especinfty have U tlushed with frCsii
air if the ron*:i is kept warm overnight
m " J*?35S?r5 s
_ uiffht.—Exthange.
Cyclon©
LIGHTNING
Live Stock
INSURANCE,
—At Lowest Rates In- •
Strongest Companies
; CALHOUN & CO,,
a^WFiCKS AT—
THE BANK OF HARNWF.LI
CH airman, board of
VISITORS. CHAK-
lilHTON, s. C.
A vacancy In the. State Scholaships,
exist* in Barnwell County.
AjqdtfTrtjoo blank* may ho obtained
frem the V'cunty Superintendent or
from the Chairman of Iho Board of
Visitors, ChjgjrJatpin. 8 C. These ap-
+icattrvna-fully niade out-a* directed,
must he in the'hand* of the Chairman
by the oOth of July.
C S. GADSDEN,
Chairmau Board of Visitors.
W -Y-*
300 Cords Good Dry
•^-•Wood For Sale by*^>
BARMWELL OIL MILL.
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON, .
Charleston, S' C.
121st , Year beginning September 28
Letters, Seieneo, Engineering. One
scholarship, giving free ’ tuition, to
each county of South Carolina, Tu
ition $40 00 Board and furnished
room in Dormitory $! I'OO a month. All
candidate* for admission are permitted
to cmwpcte fur vacant Boyce scteola*^
ship* which pay $100X0 a year. For
catalog address
Harrison Randolph,
President.
H. F. Buist, Esq.
— AgU"
Lands for Sale.
Mi acres, Bed Oak Townahlp, all
350 acres, Jim Oak Township, Dwell
ing recently burned; portion in culti
vation.
3 Lo;* in Town of TtarnwclL In a
good lueaily-
s*ne 4/of m Town,
sirable loewitmr.
of WRIlaton, do
Ihites and term* reasonable.
J. O. I’aUerxon A Mon.
MONEY TO LOAN.
•
On farmino lands, LonoTuix.
No CoMMIKiyoN* (Biaruxd. Bomrow-
ku 1‘ayh Actual < oar.-bK pskkkcting
_Loan.
For fciitukr infobmavion addkkss
JOHN ^. I’ALMElt ASON,
Bq$, 2S2. Coi.cjihia. S C.
Every clay is bargain., dny at onr store, but
from now uhtii August oth wc will place ou
SALE OUR '-
•^EKTIRE STOCK*#*
of Summer Goode, such as Lawns, W
Goods, Lace Hosiery, Oxfords. Straw Hate ami
Clothing at a discount o ,25 PER CENT.
No goods charged at these prices.
MOLAIP & POflTEP
P. S. Lot of Ladies, Misses and Children
r Oxfords at 50c per pair. ,
.' . F ' -'''
' Ladies and Misses 2,’)C Lacc Hose reduced to
19c.
acn m m sen.
HARTSWlLi. S. C.
Co edunatTnnal nniTmilitary. Buildings large and conunodlott*. b«af#<l
furnace* or steam pmviiTed with sho iver bath* and situated on a campus of twthr#
ftcre*. Bure arte'lan wiitpr. Instructor* graduate* of leading colleges of
country. Term* for boanl, tuition and medical attendance for session $120.60.
U ifornis for cadet $30.00 for young lady about >18.00 for sesaon. Write tot
catalog.
' KOBT. W. DURRBTT,
^- ' ' A. M , Principal.
<AX4Xc$XAX4:
Orangelitirg Collegiate Institute
^ I KHealthful Location
^ Conservatory of Music
Strong Faculty. *
Art—Five Courses.
Full English Branches.
Military Discipline.
Stenography and Typewriting,
i, Ancient L
PARENTS,-
EDUCATE
YOUR CHILDREN.
YOUR BOYS
AND GIRLS.
.an*
Sewing an(
fern
Cooking Classes,
re?
aud-Gfeefc
nguages, rrenen an
Fok catalogue. German., Expenses Moderate,
w. S. PETERSON, Pres. Orangcbirg, S. t.
THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR*-
-SSb^
%
W"-A TOH[ XT. #
DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
v-
—IN-
iy -- ; - .—***»- • —r —•
FTHE BANK of BARNWELL.
CAPITAL,
SUmtFS and UNDlYlPED PLCHTS. --
Kin ing yonr in a bank i*.n’t nrces»arliy saring mimer. But It
1* - pr<.tecting money frt>m li*» <.f all kind*. Some people think that
monry in a bank rant, not b- srent. (Jultr the contrary. But yxraf
money in the bank and jay your bill* by check. Then you will know at
nil tlnrv* Just where you stand. Bill* paid by cheek am never question
ed. Men with eheck-hooks In their pocket.*, and their money in rbe
bank are never rot,bed.
Jt will lx 1 to your Hdvar.tairc to talk thi* subject over with as.
*ihie to call, we should appreciate a letter.
Dll. ISO. P.-LEE, JR.. I,
('. r. t'ALHOlIN, TreMden?.
UUTLKU IIAU(X)I), Vice-President.
P M. BUCKINOH AM, Cashier..
6. W. MANVlUJt, Asst Cashier
If impoe-
DentisV,
**xxj w i Miistoii. - - s. c.
Will work anywhere In the counrr
by speelal, apDolurment.
C. F. Calboni, F. 1. BnckiagliaB
Wm, Mdlat
Calhoun & Co
m. J. II. E. MILHOUS,
DENTAL SURGEON.
BLACKVlUEj S. C. J
Will be at his Bamwedl \
ofRce every Monday and
home
l
Tuesday, and ut his
BlackvilU 1
Vt idfty and Balmday.
FINE MILCH COWS.
Bal tics desiring fine ' niiluh cows
please write to
, W. C. SMITH,
* WiLLieroN, 8. 0.
Will sell for cash or exohauge
for beof uattln.
DICKS - HOUSE,
634 BROAD ST., ' , ^
Abgwsta.Ga.
Excellent rooms and good table
Imard. Rates, 61.60 per disf.*; epechtl
rate* by the week.
A P. Dtcx*. Pros
JAMES A. WILEIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Bcrrkiialthr — Bcrt.Dixo, '
Barnwell, - - - - d8. C.
Prompt Atten*
tion Given to
all BiBfiness.
Rractlee Hi State
and Federal
Court*.
DR. W. C. MILHOUS,
Bar&weft, — s. L
Frem Ntnrember ist to April I
wrll be in my oflice every day,
From April tO’ November I- will
' > -
attend ealh in the eoantry or
meti partierrtn at any of oar town$
by appointment &
MONEY TO
We are prepared to negotiate loan* on
mpraiveil farms for 6ve vesrs, pkrtiast
payment* Interest 8 per cent on loan
under 61.600; 7 per cent on loans ove"
$1,060 l^m’t write, came and see u
J. O. TattefMm * Sen.
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