The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 19, 1907, Image 2
’Js
imwell PcdpU.
FOrND AT LAST.
I.lKwinore, W«»t
b»v« found tb«
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IPa., ■’Njo: '‘At ltu>t I
HA VIED IIKR SON’H UFK.
The h«p|ilMt
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HOIKES. Edilir 1 Prop'r i Hiol for Ph© henetft 01 other* afllictea
mg;-®
LAMKST WtJJITt CffcCttATlOS
end for Hm» henettt 01 other* efllicteo
with torpid llverorvil ehronto vonetlpn*
tHw. 1111 **j : tithe l>r N«* lht«; wh#n, br our Ura*itl*t’* *<1*1*:* I
mother In tbl* little
W Mr*. 8. Rupiiee.
8b# trrlwfi ‘ dn# ywr? »*n »nr *on wm
down with »ti<*h eerioii* Innir trouble
tbet our phT*ld«n' wiu uimble to hel
town of A v#. Mo.,
i * One
KSSiTi-tt.- -..tA
♦HUlWltAT.aEFtltBWCR. I» HW.
If tbe eotU»b grower* of the South
do not b#Ht the nonthePn (! >«on A»*U-
«-Utlon *nd the Fermer*’ Union In thelf
demand* for itfteei #etn* for thH
they trill toee «Mt (hf he*t cheiice they
Here b*d In yedf# to here •oui# »#y «o
0* to It* prlre. -
Ttmt erery body l«*y eee the coildl-
lon of the isroF Re pubIWii UxUy on
tlr*t end edRorUI p*go* the *t*teitt*nt
«r Dr. Key of Utah lend County.
The government September crop re
lort ehotr# e decline fn tfie condition*
of earn end wheat that will heep their
prtdN antll neit yeer'V crop* ere made
wp to prrMMit figure* at leett.
Fortunately many 8onth Carolina
ft finer* will not keep their corn urlh*
fh the Vt*eat for the next twelve
ripiith*.
L Unfortunetety there ere very few
dho do mil ftt their biacult from
Ufe Pill#.”' Onaranteed MtUfacbiry.
2io et R. A. Iteaaon ft Co , DruggUt.
Rhe (.turning from the p^k*)-Tberel
How dit you like that retrain?
He—o+i'entllil 1 And the more yot^
refrain (he better I lUe It.
TOWSOF BARKWEU,. “
Statement of Tow# Tre#*#ror for year
ending Sept. Ur IhOf.
y KecRirv*.
dhrood.
Kmlgratloit from tbl* St«<e to lh»uUi
fleorgla protnlue* to be Urge? than
over thla F« I and Winter. We know
*if four thoroughly good farmer• who
lUve made up (Mir mind* to eell their
■well Improved ptaoe* end mote .Woee
«.f tbe 3*v«tin«h. Cheeper lend, long
«Uble cotton end mhre prhllege# In
the way of stock reWng ere the a#trec-
flbit* over there. <R ooutae there ere
Pthere oontrwpTatfng emigration
of
Whum we li»v# m»t heerd.
Balance in Bank Sept l«t.
. I«un,
Real and Peraoual Tax**
collected,
Fine*
Renta . **
l.loenaea **
Coiupooud Tuxea ••
Dlapcnaary I’rokt s *
H..T2H»72
1,474 ilO
4 «* 00
aos w
400 50
21400
2 52 S 81
WITH Tlllfi PEOPLE.
Th# Nation*! Karmen*’ Union at Jt»
annual mseting In Little Rock, Ark
ta*t week adorned rewvlntlona opposing
«%ny end all luimlgratloti that will
i.itu^ an unoealrtlote c*mm of cltleen*
to the United Bute*. The farmer*
claim they ere nut opposed to any men
who will come to tbla country with
"'FWlfirWlltng hlm»»*-y
bettering hie coiidttlolf.
They ere oppeeed to the bringing of
laborers to thU flMHiry who wtH work
fof email wage* end possibly creel*
<H>conte*>t.” ~
We believe that the Beech laland
Farmers Club Is tbe oldest living egrl-
cnltoral *»#« cfdllon in th** 8*>uth. For
nearly gcei turyh haa bee* e teacher
and preacher of the good end Urgel.t
tbeowgh It* InlUmoea that community
lie* hem one of ttra roost Intglligent,
pregreaatve end lnd«i*titial In tin
t«o.ith.-eii era light to ell 8o«»fr*rn
■Caroline and Georg?*. „
Therefor#, the adllon of thfa Cloh
As t** Immigration. Md on our local
jmge. come* with th« wlao preetlge of
Age end experience, of a full knowledge
of tbe teaching* #f Mrtofy. end Is de>
aervlog of the feepeoteed »«udy of the
ytaonger generation that meant eell
W«t that lack* the eeraiteee end steedl-
aMMs of riper years.
“ We commeod this lessoe to our
FMMger pvpH*.
■ft?
t.*» 06
45 nu
no in
tin no
21000
ikMio
40 50
iCftNNTBCGTOiiMAN.
that I* whet Secretary James W4I-
mtfof (be Uni tad mete* Department of
Agriculture k. AmnlUlng that grain
ewnpe ere not up ko lent yeer’* hu«|ier
ymtltw says that higher price* will
enaktflt op and more to the farmer*.
Me estimate# that the year’* crap win^ ?w
b# worth $0,000,00^000. of which fKO,
GM.fSFwIli he peld for cotton and
eon teed. Other big men put the value
at ah oft dm! million dollar* higher.
The Becretarv'* pronounwanept baa
led a ecty quieting effe* t on the. dU-
Mrbed money mgrket at l>oiue and
It may Have been partly made
to tbe end, -
*»»*i*v time* nrocrve-l the
WHinca o! trade In favor of the United
olatea and ihereby suved otf |>
The Secretary admit* t lat tbr Voun
try ha* herni travellldg 100 fast tif
tJMh
and an I'd ret salon
F
ha*
mu*
THE BLNEFACTOR OF BARN-
__ WELL;
Mr. Editor:
Relieving that justice
■nould alwaya be done, and irellng
re ruin that many of our people do not
reallee how much Mr. C. F. Calhoun
bea dene for our town a* intendant; i
e*k space to briefly art forth how ablv,.
■Wisely aud well he baa performed the
ftutle* of that eSBcr.
Whan Mr. Calhoun was elected, the
lowu was praetlcally baukrniH. It
aiwned one old horse and cart, was In
debt aeveral hundred dollar* for back
salary to the Marshal, had no money
to pay the Interest on Hs bond*. There
were three hots* of 1500 each one fall
Wig due each year, a very gloomy
outlook.
nr. Calhoun borrowed the money
from tbe Hank of Barnwell to pay the
most pressing debts, giving hU Indi
vidual note** therefor. ... *
Tn* town now owns two line young
mule* with cart* and a wagon, a street
•prinkler. twelve acre* of valuable
Veal estate, a good tre engine and reel
which have ahoady, saved the eltUen*
hoadreda of dol ara There I* a hand
aaieaa Iron fence arauud the public
perk, tbe Opera lioum has a flue piano
nad ie well lighted by a good acetrlena
plant. Th* three note* of (OU)
king since been paid, and all
other IndcbtedaesM. txcept the out
Mtettdtag bonds and he and his council
had uowiag to do with tbe bonding of
She town. Every thing bought tn his
.adminfttnrtion has bees paid for and
there are ne oeuuuding debts of hi*
• outreerthgT T Save lived her* practi-
r all my life and never knew th#
14*he in as doe ooodition/
of ene eld herse and cart
re nil th# town’s assets when
property
flous*
I ten
a publte
Total, Receipt* ” 1U,W.W
Disrckhkuknt*.
BAlary paid Rom M3b.OO
•* •• Bid lev
•• •• Grubb* 110 00
•« - Calhuun for'05 a 0 Ift 1.00
•• “ “ ” tai »7 150 00
•* “ . Two reguTar street
- hand* tliJ.OO
•* *• Ray. Clerk and
Treasurer 152 00
•• •• Wm. Blackman’*
. ..... Ex’cr. .. «IOO
« ” Warden* 48.00
Insurance on Opera House and
— Nunbcrger building Kd 00
Interest on Town Bond* 0500
Maintenance of Lights, Gaso
line, lamps ami burner*
Rent of barn aud stables for
mnlea
Freights on gtsoline. tire reel.
■ _ Iran fence Ac,
For hire of extra marshals ~
Fire Reel
Maiiitetianeeof Artesian Well
' Untldlng engtn* Imuse
I'atd managers of election year
• - ' 1003 « « 00
Iron fepee aroand Circle 400 00
A pproprlatloii to Gf’d 8i;h<>oF 500 00
AppropiUtioo to Co. Super
visor fur I’ublic Roads 900.00
Maintenance ef street*, ditches,
lumber 7U 00
Maintenance of mule* 282 42
General expense aocmmt, dhdn
fectsnU. taxes, shade trace,
• prtesfng, bank* and.rtatknmry,
postage, express Ac Ac - 240 02
Fine* refunded 13.00
P. W Price for work, batldlng
Turkey ([reck bridge, keeping
lamps, car^, and wagon In
order and all othir kind* of
work JW3 00
Balance cash in Ban k Snpt.
Uu 1007. 3,212,14
- 9 : L
Total Expenses $0,785 28
Assktts or Tewx Herr 1st., 1007.
12 Acre* Keel Estate and
buildings 2 500 00
2 Mule* at $20;) each 400 00
1 Fire Engim* and Keel 1.0>M)50
1 Mteect nurlnklef t4 00
2 Cart* T 50 0 V
1 Wagon . 23.00
1 dtreet shovel, barneu, tools
- Ac 5000
1 Plano A**) no
1 Bid disinfectant on habd 20 00
Hay on hand 20 00
l.umler on hand 1U0 00
Note of G- K. Kvan for counters
am] shelves 2P0 00
Cash in Bank 8ept Isa. I007 3,242 14
began giving him Dr. Kings New Dis
covery, end 1. boom noticed Improve
ment. > kept this tfe*tni#nt no for a
tear week* when he Was perfectly well.
He ha* Worked steadily since at car
penter work. Dr, King’s New Dis
covery saved hi* Ilf* ” Guaranteed
hcstcougli and t*o1d reinedv by R. A.
D*a*on A Fn , DruggUt. 50 and $1 00.
Trial Butt!* freer — --
M ASTER’S SALE.
State of South Carolina, »
County of Barnwell \
Court of Common Plea*.
William M. Coleman, PUIntlff, \
Against
J. D. Whittle, Defendant.
By virtue of a decretal order to me
directed in tire aoov* eniUlecTcjrntc. I
will sell at Barnwell, In front of the
Court Itimae, an Monday. October 7tb,
11K»7. It being saleday in anid month,
within the legal hour* of aaie, the fol
lowing described real property: All
tho<« two ceruin parcel* or tract* of
land situate in nud near the Town of
Hlackvllle, in the county of Barnwell,
State of Smith Candltya- which ere
more fully de-crlbed as follow*:
First:
That parcel of land containing one
and three fourths (l, 3 ^) acre*, more or
leas, with the building* therein aiioate,
w liicti comprises what I* know n a* the
old home place of the late G. II. Lar
t'gm, which he* such shapes, conrse*
and distances as are delineated and set
out on a certain plat made by John N
flunkluson, surveyor dated dune 2lrd,
UHift said parcel of laud treiug bounded
upon the North by South Boundary
Street of said town of Btackvllle; East
by property of II. R. liartsog, de
ceased; routh by tract of hind next
herein described and upon the West by
the property of Mr*. C. 8 Wilson;
the parcel above dc-crlfeed being
designated upon said plat »* parcel A
- Second.
All that tract of laud which com
prises a part of the estate of the late G.
II. J-artigue and wbich contain* one
hundred and forty six and one fourth
(140)4) acres, more nr less, and has
such ahapt*. courses end distance* as
arc set out and delineated upon a plat
of tbe s*me by John N Haokinson,
survevor. and dated June 23;d. ltH#3.
thss^rrrtecr'tirHg'ires _
said plat as imruels II. and F. which
sahl land has the follow lug boundaries,
tuwit; Noititweat by the Barnwell and
IBsckville Hoad: North by the rJMid*
of S. Brown, C. H. Mathis, Mrs. 0 S.
Wilson and the parcel of laud berein-
heFor^ described; East by lands ofTf
Ik liartsog, deceased, e>tate land* of
O. Dvches. lauds of the said J. (>.
Whittle sod land* of Mrs. S. S. Molonv
and the pun lie road leading from
Hlackvllle to Bufords’ Bridge; South
by Uml* of Mrs S. S. Molony aud
lands «f Simon Brow n and lands of J
V. Baxley, formerly Fvntlila Baxley
and on West by land* of J V B*x!ey.
formerty Oynthi* Baxley, and by land*
now of D. K.-'- Uffint*. fbrmerty tt
Dodeiibotf. -v .—'-v-
Terins of sal#; For cash sufficient
to pay taxes, costa and judgment and
on a credit to pay the remainder of the
$85tK).tK), and Interest on such instal
ments a* per the term* or the original
mortg*g>-ordered to be tiled with (he
decree, t’urebaser to pav for papers.
H. L. O’lisnnon,
“ i—.. Master.
. $8,082 til
Respectfully submitted.
V. J; May;—
Trees.
Sept. 10th 1907.
N. II. The Immme of the Town wy*
11,396 II shor; this lest. year, thw^itla
pensary having paid for the y««r 19Q3
and Iti06$;i.»2l Oti a* against $2,528 81
lor the year HWo A 7.
_ . t.J. H,
TRE A SU KKRS NU riCK.
Treasurer’s office will be open
.... —i oolleetbrn of tax** levied for „ w .
the 4anl yver cpmmenRiug January House, on Monday
ftomthelitb day ef October , “ J '’ “
1907 tn the I4tb day of March 1908 in-
clnslva. *.
From the 1»| to (be fllst day of Janti
ary 10(18 inclusive a penalty of one per
cent will be added. _ . •
From the I *t to the 28th day bTTeb
ruary Inclusive a pen*lty of two per
cent will he affiled to all taxes paid In
February.
From the
March 1908. a penally of
cent will be added -to-ai! unpaid taxes
day of
seven per
LEVY.'
For State purposes
VJirdiusry county
FonsUtutUnial schfmT
,
4i mill*
X) *•
8 “
TetalMvy
There will he an extra levy of (J)
two mills in Btackvllle Towindilp
Road tax.
Commutation Road tax will he $2 00
and will be received from the 15th day
of October 100? to the 1st day of March
UNIS Inclusive
spegTal local school levy.
Cedar G rove < I) mill.
Allendale, Barbary Branch. Mt. Cal
vary. Double I’ond. Elko, Kdisto.
Fairfax, Friend-hip, Healing Spring*.
Kline. Morris, l N# w Forest, Oak Grove,
Ok! Columbia Reedy Brstich Seigllng
ville. Seven Pine* and Tinker* Creek
(2) mill* a*ci«.
*•»
Wllliston 21 mills.
Barton, Rig Fork, Cave, Hickory
Hill, Owen* Cross Roads, Syesmore,
No 51, Ulmera and upper Rich I-and
3 mills
Hercules and Lee* 4 mills, Bsritwell
41 mills.
United States currency Grid and Sil-
ver coin comity and school claims pro|>-
erly at>proved will be received for
taxes.
Checks, draft* Ac will not be received
except at the rUk of taxpayer.
J. R. Armstrong,
(k»nn tv-'Treasurer.
Barnwell, 8, C. Sept. 16th 1907.
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.
My firm of 290 acres two miles South
of the town of Wllliston on the Bonth-
ern Railway Is for sale or rent. •
The dwelling ha* six roofns with'
cellar underneath, cook room and pan
try. All necessary buildings are on
the place. W Id *11.
One hundred and twenty five acres
are In cultivation, the balance In
wnnda and well timbered
Thfre ara eight acres In Early Giant
ill A*p*ragu*, M a mammoth
irlety —2
in the Probate Court,
F. H Crreeh as Admihi-trater of the
estate of Charlton, D. Brown, deceased,
i’iaiiitilf.
^ 1 Against
- Emma Brown, Laura Brawn and
Robert Kmwu aud Julia B. Easterling,
Defendant*.
Bv virtue of a decretal order of the
Prohste cou r t m*de In’the at»ove en
titled cause I will sell at Barnwell, in
front of the Court House, within the
legal hours of sale, on Monday the Jib
i2.., ia07.lU)*dng-nU«
ilavinsail mo^tlt. the following de-
suti.'ted real pro|>erty. to wit one aciV,
more or less, eiioa'e lying and indtig in
the •Cnwny af". Ba run ell. said Mate
aforesaid and bounded by land* of (J
O. Brown {now II. D. HtlJIJ landr of
Bennett. I’lmenix at al.
Term# Cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers^
John K. Snelling,
J udge of Probate^
September 10 1907.
STEM’S BALK.
f-
State of South Carolina.
County of Barnwell
Court of Common Pleas.
Stephen Tyler, Ptaintlll.
agaiast
I slab Tyler, et al. Defendant*. -
By virtue of a decretal order to
directed In the above'entiiled eau*e, I
me
October 7 eh
1907. H being saleday in said month,
within the legal hour* of sale, the fcl
lowing described real property :
All thtt tractor plantation of land
xtrnate, lying anil being in Rlackvltij
Township, State and County aforesaid
containing eighty live acres more or
less, bounded ou the North by land*
of J. I>. Whittle; on the East by land
•*f J. D. Whittle; on tin South by ptib-
ilc road which separate* it from lauds
of P. W. Farrell and <>n the W'est by
lands of G W, Bov Ie* ton.
"Term* Ca».b. Purchaser to pay for
paper*.
II. L. O’Bannon;
- — ——— Master.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
Notice is Iterebv glveu the teachers
Kegnlsr Teachers Kxamiaation for the
teacher* of thi* county, white and
colored, will bo held at tbe Court
House on Friday, October IHtli, iiNiJ.
Teacher* will be expected to stand
on tbe regular branches.
B. M Darlington,
C. 8. E. Barnwell County.
acre* 6 yeaitolds
[years old, 4 acres 19 years foregoing is a copy, was
office ef the Clerk of
it to ehnrche* and schools.
1 would prefer ranting to a desirable
tenant to sailing at present. .
m Januaiy 1st I9U8. ‘
with me.
i W. H. Eaves
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
county ok Barnwell,
Court of Common Plea*.
COPY SUMMONS. FOR RELIEF.
(COMfLAINT SKKVKD.)
’ B. U. Nevils, Plaiutilf.
- against —
C. Hartwell Aldrich/J f E. Aldrich
and Adelphla Aldrich, Defendant*.
To the Defendants above named ;
You are.harehy summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint In this
action which I* Hied In the office of the
Clerk 6f Court of the Common Pleas, for
the said County, and to serve a copy of
yettr answer to the complaint on the
*ub*«riber at bis office in the town of
Ham well, 8. C. within twenty days
after the service hereof; exol usive of
the day of such set vice; and If you fail
to answer tbe comulaint within the
time aforesaid, th* plaintiff in this ac
tion will apply to the court for the r«-
lef demanded in the complaint.
B. T. Rice,
~~ Plaintiff • Attorney.
Dated Februtry 14th A. D. 1907.
To the absent defendants J. K. Al
drich and Adelphla Aldrich,
Take notice that thy complaint, to-
gather with tbe summons, of which the
tiled fn the
of Common Pleas for ^ Barnwol
County in the Bute of South Carolina
on Dm seventeenth day of August A-
D. 10W. Barnwell, 8. C.^ ^ atc ^ ‘ “
HOW TOmMAlN YOUNG.
To continue loting In health and.
strength, do as Mrs. N. F. Rowan) Me
Donnugh, Ga. did, >besais: ’‘Three
xmles of kl-ctric Hitlers cured me of
uhronlc liver and stomach trouble,
complicated with such an unhealthy
condition of lhe blood that my shin
turned red a* il«nnrl. I am now prac
tically Styjenrs younger than before I
took Electric Bitter*. I can now do
all my work with ea»e and assist In mv
hu*h*nd’B store.” Guaranreed at it.
A. lesson’s Drug Htore. Price 50c.
LICENSED DRUGGIST
The Pharmaceutical Association of
tbe rttste of Mouth Carolina. This certl
lies, that David J. Burt:* of Charleston
County in the mate of South Carolina,
having applied for a License to conduct
the business of Pharmaceutist. Apothc
cary and D>uggi*t, The Pharmaceuti
cal Association of Month Carolina under
authority of the General Ae-embty.
Dated Kith day of Marctf 1876 do here-
bv grant to the 4atd Uarid Burns a
Li ntns# to cor.dujt the businesa of
Pharmaceutist, Apothecary and Drug
gist.
Tills License is Issued without ex
amination. David J Burns having a,
Diploma from me 8.. C. Col lego of
Pharmacy.
In witness whereof we the under
signed have tld* loth day of July, A.
O 1903. caused thi* License to be I*
sued the seal of the Asaociation to be
affixed, and signed with tbe official
signatures of — —.
. John C. Mace,
President Pharmaceutical Associa
tion of o. 0. f •
Rd. W. Burrbam, P. D.
Chm’n Phai maceutical Board of Ex
nminera.
(8s;aL)
Frank M. Smith. Seet’y Pharmaceutl
cal Asaociation of 8. C.
PROBATE COURT SALK.
Mouth Carolina. Barnwell County.
, Traaoa mask naaiBTsaso no. iraas-:
FROG POND
CTffiirAND FEVER CURB
* TBC ORIGINAL NO CURE NO PAY.
50 CENTS A SOmC.
; •/ -) / £ ' -*r- ‘ ■/•• •■
old eeliwblc the kind j our fatherv
used to take. The one that never fails
to cure. Don’t waste time and money
experimenting with new -urea. But go
cor the. best from the jump. Frog
Pond i» Ike ounce it prevention and
.'•ound of cure combined. Ask for it—
if - yotrf merchant
take no substitute.
Joes not sell IFwTit-i to u(> we will mend
t direct for 50 cent*.
^Jr Bi DAVENl
- WllUHf*AL* D#CO iUT*,
- Augusta. Ga, .
For Male By—
Minima A Best. R. A. Deaaon A
N.Rurck baiter.^-Barn well. _•
R. B. h'ick ling—Black ville.
K. P. Mearaon Drug Co.,—Alt.eod
Co.
Real Estate for Sale
IV
Town ol Blacivine.
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE* WHA 1 *
YOU HAVE FOR SALV.
19 Acres of land in tne rmrpoiaiw
limits of tbe town of lilackville, with
eight house* thereon, and known #»
part of the Dr G. B. Lartigue estate.
One lot in town of Blackville >ItnaU
on Nortli side R. R. Avenue wi h on*
drug store building and two goou eX
Cage dwell tig* in rear of store, in >asa*
lot. and known aa Dr. G. K. I.ar.t gae
drug store property, adjoining the resi
dence of Mr. P. W. Fantll.
•‘Two good building lot* in. Nor.h-
ern portion of town—Each lot me**
urea 460 ft. front by 200 ft; deep,
M.reels on three sides. !<ot* level and
smooth. Prices reasonable to quick
buver*.”
II. F. Buist,
- Ally, at Law.
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“CREAM OF KENTUCKY”
Horses, Stick!tors and Urt^bOjM, and Brood MtiPds, Per*
sonully selected by the Yetertin Capt. Dunn,
JUST RECEIVED.
All Blue Grass Beauties And as Good ns Pretty.
Pride of the Prairie Horses and Mules for all purposes
always on Hand. —-——7—-
The Beat that good Judgment and Experience can
select ' " „ ' :
Wagons and Buggies in great variety of the very choicest
materials and built by master workmen For comfort and
durability, good looks and lightness they are unmatched
in the State. . r .
Harness—llohcst Leather Goods, sufficient for an army,
ieee sold as readily as a full Set.
ap Robes, Umbrellas, Bridles, Saddles and all
ds ever wanted. * *
CHARLIE BROWN.
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Dank in Barnwell County
Depository of The State of South Carolina, The County of Darn welt,
ami The Town of Barnwell
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tiffii U■divided Profits, •
$48,000.9#
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Tn save money is not list'd when one* e bank eecoont Is started f >#
money in a bank cannot burn s hole I# th# pnckvi,
A bank account nwirn* paving bill* by .check—the only
safe wav. Cbook* leave no mom for argument as to when or bow*
bill w*» pant. Each ch*u k I* recorded in the h#nk a books. Tbeeo
togetlier.w itb vour money ami the caneelled check*-aee^kept for you
In burglar end *re proof vault*. You b*ve acco*. to tlwm sl any
l^t us ulk this ever with you the next time you ara In towo If ira-
posslble to call, writ# ea.
H A GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
For sale, with consent, one hundred
seres Including mil! site, ou waters os
Jackson Branch, two mile* below Hvca
more, four mile* from Fairfax on th
C. ft. W.C. K. R. One building and
two *et» of mill rock* »Ivli prop«r*v- -
Till* l* a tine water |*rwcr on a bobi |
never failing atream. healthy, gootl
noigiiborhood, an admirable location
or a cotton factory or other msitufsc-
luring enterprl**.
For fui tiler in forma turn apphv to
H. W. Deer,
« Ulmera 8.0,
hw tin Kin.
ORAJSTGEB UllG, S. C-
T. Beard *' J. F. Or-bbs
REARDYC^RUBBM.
Dr.AI.KR8 IX S
Family and Farm Grocer lea,
Lancaster Building,
Main Street.
Ask the attention of
friend* to
Barm
their town and
tfieir complete and
country
carefully seicctLd Stock Of Good Things
to Eat. OurG(H>ds are oil fresh and
new, and of the Be*t Qualities and our
prices w
. most IBS refill by era.
- Give u* a call. will be glai
see and serve yoor-—^—
Onr country friends
make our Store head
ere invited to
quarter* when
hey oomeTo rhe court Home—==
, Yours io'plea*e.
Beard A Grubbs.
SPEAKING FACES.
First Class Equipment, Strong
Faculty, Thorough Course ol
Study. We offer as thorou
business^course as any school i
the South, A five ^gnths busi
ness-course for $70.0i/. We' can
take only a few more students.
For catalogue
tddress, President W. 8. Peter
son, Orangeburg, S. C.
F. W. WAGENER & COMPANY.
COTTON DEPARTMENT, CHARLESTON, S, C.
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We have arranged to handle Cotton to the best advantage*
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and solicit consignments:
KILL THS COUCH
urn CURB th* LUNC8
WITH
Dr. King*#
New Discovenf
With unexcel eo eq utpinent, thorough na
derstamlintr of i-aeentials kndexecution, sac •
ceasfal practical experience and love for and
pride tn art we feel justified in promising
fullest satisfaction to alt patron* appreciating
tbe BEST In Pbotograjthy. - , w
Our Portrait Work la of the highest cxeel*
enc«, true to nature and unexcelled in per
jfl-ct picturitMt.
We make Kodak Picture*, Post Cat da, tn-
arge Pictures aud in etery inch of the entire
fle.d of Photography are unt tnpassed by any
cay studio. .
To Our beautiful line of tbe most select
Tictore* for wall dceoratior* we auk the
special and critical attentlou of the pablie.
riac-ing ami pledging our heat services to
bur friaad* we aak with entire
opj>artanitj' to make g*md our every
i MR*. KtUOr’MBTU
We give special attention to handling Staple Cotton, viz.
ALLEN SEED ’ FL0R0D0RA AND OTHERS
OF THIS GRADE
STEPHEN 8, FURMK, Jti., —EdSuMD M. LAWTON.
r FURSE AND LAWTON,
Cotton Factors, Bagging and Ties, Fertilizers/
Handlers of Upland, Sea Island, and Flofodora Cotton*
Liberal advances nude on consignments of cotton.
Personal, prompt and careful attention to alt business
entrusted to us. •
/ FURSE & LAWTON,
212 East Bay St., Savannah,