The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 03, 1907, Image 2
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mwell People.
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W W. H0LH88, Eiitir 1 Prop'r
lAKtiEHT COUm CIRCtLATIOa
THURSDAY.OCTt^BER,1!H)7.
Th* ootton f«rm«r m»y w.ilH^y ff>r
dM|lv«ratHw from .mm# of hU , friomD,
volted, for tb«y nr* rtoln* film more
harm through their boasting of the
RneneM ikf the crop than all the beam
the market*.
The talklag ami printing of till* be
fog the beat crop erer »ia<le lit tbla
titate D a mhHati* that la taking tbrnra-
•nil* of dollar* from the nocket* of the
farmer* anti the nale* of the merchant*.
The cotton mill* ef the Unlteil State*
are now *ptnnl<ig the white Htaple In
fo thread* nf *llm which they weave
goto cloth of gold.
When the cotton rear began, Sepreuv
l*er Ut.. they had contract* for month*
ahead giving them a protit of $20 and
Upward on each bale of cotton 'manu
factured. At till* writing they buy
cotton ten dollar** hale cheaper, and
Ihclr prollt* exceed their tlrat dream*
but fall below prevent desire*.
wa*
the
The-following recommendation
made In tfur'knal presentment of
Aiken Grand Jury lest week:
“That our Legislator* abollah the
present otlloe* of supervisor artu county
commlsslonera. Then divide the coun
ty into four district*, each district to
elect one commissioner, the four t<v
Constitute a board of comnihitloner*,
they to sleet one of their number as
chain..*... Kach couinlaalonerto hav^ In aession hemthi.^ummer
i .... aoefeii to go to all the lectuivs s 'aml
entire charge of public roads In Id*
district and to have use of the chain
WELL DONK, WILLISTON. _T
President Q A. Kennedy advertise*
today that me tVlIllsuni Wnr«hou«e
t* ready to store cotton and the B.nk
of Wtllistwn 1* preoareil to makdlherel
advtini'A* on cotton Stored there.
{fall the cotton town* wirre a* well
fixed to fight the hear* and thelr>ack-
er* a* Wddstun la the cotton'farmer*
would get ten dollars k b*lc more than
the price maker* are doling out to
them.
A ItAPI lhi’ HALLY,
Next Sunday will he rally day at the
Barnwell Baptist chnrcfi. PK very
member of the church U expected to
Le them and the mil will be calltd for
rhe purpose of correcting ^the list of
inouihers ami for the Information of all
new in cm hey* .,
The pastor will preach on the follow
ing unique theme, r - Went -wouTd
niv church he If all the members wer«j
just like mel’
Kverv iKidv cordially Invited to-at-
tena the services.
s=*
CAN THEY?
Our friend. Col. Goodsense. *av* that
farmer* who live nut .of the stores, hoy
their provision*, can not prosper. He
further *avs that without pa-ture< in
wiKxlland* or swamp* hog* for bacon
uses c-n not be raitod at any reason
able co*t.
That he I* right In hi* Hrst opinion
nn man or woman of sound sense will
deny. That he may be mistaken in hi*
second declaration i* our hope.
Will any reader, who has nti«e4 hi*
family supply of bacon at a reasonable
cost without extensive pasturage tnti
ns how it wa* done?
Much Information will he of more Tu
tu re hcl|) to his brother farmer* than a
whole volume of editorial* on politics.
LAND or-n/E.SKY.
To the Glee Club at Fairfax :
Dejir Young FolWl— *
• There have, been
two Obautanqut* f (remember to spell it
gang for three mouth* each year.
Why the difference?
- Aliy grocery retell merchant will sell
•tiy little tulug, for instance a dried
herring for a cent er two boxes of
majehe* for the same amount, .and
thank thrbuyer for his patronage.
Many practical farmers are above
selling a doaen spare eggs or s surplus
ehteken for a quarter, and allow vege-
tables to decay atttf -waste Instead of
ehauglng them Into pocket in/mey.
The farmer who buy* good* of many
sort* from hi* merchant ought to sell
huhlt Whatever extra eatables be lias
made. ■
Home of the newspaper brethren |n
upper part of the 'HUte are begin
ning to take notice of the immigration
problem,
Editor A.M. Carpenter, of the An
derson Mail, who toured Europe with
the Congressional Commission, declare*
that no desirable Immigrant* are now
ooming to Ib'lt country from Southern
Bo rope.
Editor Hugh Wilson of the Ahbe-
jHtkfPres* ami Banner says correctly
that the desirable Immigrant will ex
pect to-eat at hi* employer’* table, sleep
In til* employer’s bed and be paid a
dollar a-dwy for bi* work. t r
TbU everago South' Carolina farmer
'WDOtckbe lucky to get along that w ell.
as the cotton speculators and
j.f'ubtton mill capiulials are. and they
•onldu’t possibly be worse without d»-
- T . ' leg of spontaiieou* combustion, all the
blame for tbe decline In the price of
Dotlon does not re«t on them, although
thp? are the only people benetitted
' thereby.
For they have had very efficient help-
era in the quick tnngned and ill Iniorm-
•d braggers of the press who
, ulalmed from the house top* that the
pruaent cotton crop of the Booth Is the
largest and best made In many years.
Every farmer knows that it I* the
•ostlieet ever made, and the price goes
down about a* fast as the prospect of a
x fair yield.
••Save me from my friends I can take
rare of my enemiea” once said a great
.. tcldWr. — ;
Recently K. II. Harrlman. President
of one of the greatest Railroad sys
tems in the United States, dectared that
the cotton crop of this year would bring
$000,000,000 Into the South. He said
►o because there was a threat of panic
In tbe air and the railroads could not
borrow money to continue tbelr lavish
expansion* and improvements. - That
declaration eased the mouey market
here and In Europe.
Tbd Manufacturer’s Record, of Balti-
mor/ a big paper which claims and no
douot Means to bj our great friend
followed suit, saying the same tiling,
and mangle** journal* boastfully
copied It In boh! black faced type.-
Tbe cotto'ri mill* and tbelr barkers,
the cotton exchanges, took advantage
of all that fool talk and down went the
price of cotton. The farmers and buxl •
ness men of the south are out over a
hundred million dollars through such
mischievous meddling.
evening attractions given by one would
make persons feel like they Were goiitg
over their college days sgain, anil had
in think oyer juul.. digest. »mv. lecture
before hearing nnotlo-r on :« ditferent
subject. But they arc grand Institu
tion*. and one can get so much infor
mation'for comparatively little when
they bity'inrex-m) ticket that will take
in every thing. Now what do yon
gnc»* I saw a few we'eks ago? Tire
Ossified blinder lie. was called- A man
who When he started to work in the
mines weighed 175 lb*, but now weigh-
only fiO il»*. He talks and enjoys hi*
fiiod and even laugh.* but Ins lower
limb* are rigid and seem co'he titrolug
to stone, lie can't walk.. Many phy
sician* have exitmiqed hiiu T but caoriot
account for the strange change In him.
> Now b».y—4i-Vmi Imve brwrfP-trr-.'Hnr
Key. the wonderful horse exhibited at
the Ciiaideatuu Expo-itimi hih! chut
w here. Qne of his striking perform
ance* Is writing hi* iiaiuo on a black
board covered 'with chalk. Ii« due- it
by using a damn sponge as a pencil.
Ill* owner suid ir. took him n year H
teach him that trick He first wrote
the letters on the hoard with water,
and then covered the lines with sug ir.
To lick ofT the ougnr the no>*se moved
hi* head over the »h*p* of the letlers.
After practising several tnotitns be got
the tnotion,, llieo tbe man left olfl. the
sugar. When his owner was exhibit
lug him in the streeti. n man said to
him, ••I’ll give you ten thousand dol
lars H be can pick V silver doliar our of
the boituru uf a bucket of ^ater ^vltii-
out tlrlnklng.llm-vntter.” iTli* owner
staid awake at night* thiiiklug of Jinw
he could teacb Jim that trlcJi^ ffe got
a new pall and a sllver tWJer. Tbe
dollar lie covered with sugar and drop
|K*d into the cui|^y pall. Jim licked
all the sugar otf atid then brought the
dollar to him in hi* teeth to have more
fttigar pot on it - It only baik a few
days to teach him that he^d get sugar
m COTTON CONDITIONS.
Pr-sldent E. D. Smith of th« Month
Carolina Division of th«*«outbern Cot
tun AssnclNtlon returned last week
fr«*m a trip tbrough the Western cot
ton Btales and said to a Columbia
uewtpkner man:
^ •• I'tie mAat tifp^rwMting ounfft*. In tho
hUtory tTr^Hittoiiil* now on between
Itiwfarmer* and t'he Now York specn-
iafor*. The price of the iiHtnufscriired
goods is now based no a prlc- of 15
cent* or more.for thef ra w^uaterlal, and
the demand for" the cloth Is nnpre-
c ■.dented. The rnBl*. a few w«ek* ago.
Were paving IJ. to I4J cenr* without
a murmur. The crop I* uuquesUuuwbly
short, far below tne neeiU u|f4b«4rMde.
while the t/.nle conditions of the world
are excellent, and the tnouoy situation
Is easy. <-'t
“Now w hat ha* caused the decline?
Certain Iy ttulackxif ileinand for cotton,
i here is no over-supply in sight. "No
strikes or oilier curtailment nf spin
dles. Every mill t* running full time.
There i* no duaiiuiat stringency or
rumor of iiiternatloual cottnplication.
’•Tncrefore. tlie low price of cotton
means ■ simply that the speculators
entrenched behind a lot of low grade
cotton ludd In tbelr warehouses, are
putting the future quotations down
lor purely speculative purposes. And
it U a clean cut tightbeiween th* m and
the farmer, inorchsiit and banker of
the ,M»uih ns to who will win
•*Jf tbe people of the South simply
refuse (O’ sell beloiV Li vents the tight
I* won. If thev p»t ihelr cotton on
markotVt-tbe absurd caprices of Abe
gambler ihen all the wuifk of the tllf-
lereiit organi/.atlohs goes for nothing.
With the exception of booth,Caro
lina and Georgia and parts of North
Carolina, where the mills are located,
not IniTl ns Httteb cotton has been sold
for future delivery as was *nV. in the
same manner last year. The Mouth.
Carolina Association has received a
report that In York County alone M.0O0
hales ha* lieen sold for fiiurre delivery.
“(t is the weak cotton that break*
the, back ojf tbe strong. Tlie great bulk
of cotton that would be Ijeiii Jur Mie
inrniniiini price i* forced ondlmr.iaidiet
by coiiditions brought ^buut by the
wmirTollows gotog on the maikiit, I
am gttiifg to call a inectiijjjof the Mouth
Carolina county president* in a day or
sB' in see a luacau be ,titans .putt lag
our holding scheme Into.- practice.
These holding concerns are being
operated.with stieetss in other parts of
the Mouth, and I have reports Iron)
set era! Month Carolbia- county orguni-
zatloos that the uAiney is available,
if we can hold this weak coUon otl tbe
market, the tightJ* won. a* the strong
will stayoff itself then.”
' NEWS NOTKS7- . .
: 1r : ^ ,
vice President Charles Warren Fitir-
bauVs ba* long been a proiftiuntil ligure
in mg Methodist ooitfereifoea. L*.?i
wee'* nis- bremVen ~ VdineKei,
Usvbig stTefST' hioiiTt's" >egor served
whiskey cock tails and three soet*-of
■wiitC-to-i^rashimM. iLe>seVe!ti a nd—other-
distinguished Republicans who tarried
hr# a lew Hours in uit i’airhnnk* home,
by refusing to elfet him a delegate to
tlie next Indiana Conierence.
begHTrro
d he lejtti
rTryvrTTifnTdjTM r wtut watv
ned to pick it out' all the
**y
w rite
kind
h«
and
same. But a* Corrlue would
“talFy did It!” I didit’t mean to
such a •’h.irsev” letter, but try
nes* and sugar with vour pets.
The hills aglow with the beautiiful
golden rod, the woods already iiutting
on their gnrgeon* fall dressing, and
the fast ripening chinquapin- and
ohesnut* all remind us tliat it will soon
be bime to fold our tents like the Arabs
and journey Month ward. How many
of von »i e glad tlmrjuJuud UasYftOjien
ed? i expect L> hear wenderfut things
of your progress when 1 return to Fair
fax.
Faithfully your friend.
'—/ M L 8.
Hendersonville, N. C. t^fldi li , * ft 7
■j-
J1JST ONE TIME.
ftTTS Thfal courr the defendant in a
case wa* sentenced u* *e>Ve 3o days In
jail. He had fcrnpvti the> jd^ge from
boyhood, and- addressed him a* fol-
RtWiVT
——BiHr^rid boy. you’re agwine ter
send me to jail, air you?”
•‘That’s what,” replied the jndgev
”Have you got anything to say ugin
it?”
•’Only thisdtere, Bill. God help you
w^an 1 git nut ” ——
President Roosevelt returned to the
Wnite Hdu»uda»t week from liis loug
vacation, and found disappointing
new* waiting him. in the stiiteinentnf
the naval btllciala tb.st tbe big battle
ship fleet ordered to the-Pacific Is not
in tit. condition for the trip, anil c*n not
be made good readv for seVeral montn*
Very pronwhlv the tar* will eat their
Christmas dinners North of thj'Equa-
tor. _J:
. f~*sr ^ r'* " _ ijO V ^ j
— The -DemrtiTHtle wire pullers are
quite busy umVHn guiiniug'amuhtl lor
a Presidential candl !at'* for next year’s
Campaign Ai present Governor John
A. Johnson appears to be ilieir favor
ite. He ha* been, elected - Governor of
Mint'esprit twice when it went repuub*
lie an in tiie Presidential race.
The State Supreme court on Saturday
made permanent the Injunction against
the sale of liquors on the l»leof Palms
IN THE HIGHER I1QME. , r
After an Wipe** of two weeks Mrs.
Eiiima Rptintree, wife of Mr. A'. M.
Rountree, departed HiU life at tbelr
borne In iyUli*ron Septeuipsr 22d, aged
#5 years ' CTn Monday following her
body was laid to rest with tender and
touching services conducted by Rey.
G.W. earner, <&
She i* survived bv her devoted hus
band, the loving children one brother,
<,'spt. W.JI. Kennedy, and one alster
' M ASTKR’B SALE.
V r ~’ t .,j&srM»eg>
State of South Carolina. 1
Comity of Barnwell j
OimH nf Poinmwi Pleas; -
Stephan Tyler, Plalutlfl. ^ 1
. , 7 > ' against ; ■
‘Tslalt Tyler, et al. Defendants.
r v,. - >- ■ • ' '.
By virtue of a decretal order Jo me
directed in the above entitled cause, I
Mr*. H H. I'.sVicrlltig. To tnem and Will scltat Barnwell, In front of rha
(o her many friend* "be ha* loft mem
ories that will grow sweeter AJid
hrlgh er a* \tiic (lav* glide by until
tliey meet her again above the cares,
bevond the parting* or life, ?
Ffmn early girlhood »be had been
a .aon.siaient member of the Baptist
church and her life In it* every chapter
wa* blessed in it* Influence* upon all
who knew the good daughter, the af
fectionate sister, tbe loving who, de
voted mother, sincere Christian and
true, fi lend.
Her bereaved loved one* have the
sympathy of many friends In their sor
row.
‘IN THE MORNING.
On FridayA* September 14M). dear
little Aioo/.o"Tl ntio became sick and
OUT Sunday. Hilh. September, died,
aged only 14 year*, leaving father,
iHMMtr, three histei* and msiiy rela
tive* anil friend* to mourn bis ios*.
Tie w a* a trim member of Friendship
Church and bunday Mchool and just
old enough to give hi* father and
motfwi* much comfort, but God saw tit
to call nini and we l<ope to meet him
In that cUv up in the sky.
liis remains were laid to rest at
Friendship Church. —
One by one our hope* grow brighter
As we near the shirring'shote. --'
door we know aero** tlieTiver -u
“* Walt the loved ones gone he'ore.
, His Friend,
MONEY TO J.OAN %
Apply to G. M. Greene.
. ! Barnwell, M. C.
Court House, on Monday . OcU.ber'TMr,
11K17. It being sajeday in Rgid mouth,
within the legal hour* of sale, the ful-
Icwlng described real properly :
All that tract or plaqtatlnuv of land
situate, lying Wnd being In Blaokville
Tow nship. State and County aforesaid,
containing eighty five acre*-^nore or
less, bounded on the North by lands
of-J. H. Whittle; on tire Ka*t by land*
of J. D. Whittle; on th* South by pub
lic road whieh separate* it from land*
of P. VV. Farrell and on Ihe West by
laud* nfrO W. Bov lesion.
Terms v^b. Purchaser to pay for
QAper*. , ’
H. L. O'Ban non.
Master.
LICENSED DRUGGIST
Tim Pharmaceutical Association of
the State of South <-amlina. This certi
lie*, that David J. Bur:* of Charleston
County in the state of'South -Carolina,
having applied" for a License to conduct
the bU'iuess of pharmaceutist. Apothe
cary snii Druggist, Tne Pharmaceuti
cal Associailuu of South CatfiHi.ia under
aiithbritv nf the General Assembly.
Dated Hitlv day of March 1876, *lo here-
brTirqnt tb the said David J. Burn* a
T.i •ciiae to coi.du'Jt the husine** of
MTiarinaccutist, Apiitliecarjr and Drug'
gist# —7
T'hi* i/}cen»e i* issued without, ex-
imiii.ui'fti., D^vitLJL ImvswgytHt
pjlnna 0*0111 tne S. C. College of
PhH.rniac.vL., • 1
111 ^iDltss- Jilicreof ^.we. the- -HtHler-
signet) bav-h this 15th dav of July,' A_.^
P P.IUlt. caused- thi* License to be I*
sued the seal of ihe Association do be
a id x«d. and*'signed with the odlclal
signature* of ' •
John C. Mace.
President Phajihaceuticat Arsocia-
tion of M. C.
Ed. W Burphsm, P. D
Chm’n Pharmaceutical lio^rd of Ex-
PROBATE COURT SALE.
South ^Carolina. Barnwell County,
In the Probate Court,
F. li creech as AdminDtrator nf the
estate of Charlton. D Brown, deceased,
PJaihJiir.
i '■ Against—•-
Emma Brown, Laura Brown arid
Rotiert Brown and Julia B. Easterling,
Defendant*.
By virtue of a decretal .order of the
Probate court made in the above en
titled cause I will sell at Barnwell, in
fiphtoftlie Court Hoo«e, within tbe
ifegal hour* of *ale, on Monday the 7r.h
day ot October A. D TlKii, it being sale
dav in said month. Lho following-de*-
*cribed real property, to w it one acre,
more or !e*s. situate lying and being in
itie County of Barnwell, siyd Mtmie
aforesaid and hounded by laims of C.
Brown [now H. D Stllll lands of
Bennett. Phoenix el al.
Terms Cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers. , L, ' ' : -
-■ John K. SnelMng.
J udge of Probate
Septerphcr 10 11107.
A. T. Beard
when lie brought him the dollar. Then i •m,rit.-t,>ii‘« f^y^rir^
upon rhe ground that such doing* con
stituted a nuisance. With thi* piece
AouM-i—hook—him Attornny General
Lyon *av» he will sweep all tlie blind
tiger* out of the Mate, •
In the Piedmont couniife* sent
ment grows in favor of the passage
the Legislature at thwrtex*v*e»»ioM off a"
State Prohlbitiouijuv. Tlio people there
lire tired of the long lasting promi
nence of the whNkey question, and the
j politician* are. dedrou* of settling the
nmiter before going beforb the dear
nttf
bv>:
people lit next year’s primary cam
paign.
President Roosevelt left Washington
on Sunday for Canton. Ohio, whereon
Monday he ajaikc p.t the uiiveiliug of a
“splendid momitnent to hi* predeFesAor
William McKInlev. Thence he went
to Kook nek, for a steHincrlrTpdown the
.M|**l**ippl |o Memphis and will wind
up by a hunt tor bear &c in Louisiana
before returning to the, Wtrite House.
Tbe IlnaliciersSrf Wall Street and on'
tcnvple* of the frmnev gml are afraid
that I’eddy’* tongue in the speeche* ro
be made on tlilnl.rip will cause trouble
in their gambling deAliug 4 -
THE STATE OF .SOUTH CARO
LINA. -
COUNTY OF AIKEN.
Bv Tirtire of power"
in u* vested, we wiii offer for sale in
front of the Court lions} In Barnw dli, M.
on tlie first sales day in November,
lOd? , bi t wcetnhe legal hours of sale,
the following described tract of land.
All that efftnin piece, parcel or traid
. ..uf.4*ud,-s4i4» j tfc,4ritrg snrtTndngTtr JTie
County of Barnwell, in the Miato of
South Carolina”containing ‘Mb acre*
more or le*y Imunded to the trnrtti by
land* of F. F Mitchrl, on ihe east hv
Lind* of B. J. Anderson, on tlie south
by land* of M Hair, and on tiia- west
D,v lamUot K. C. Mstchel and W, W'.
Anderson.
Terms of *al« to be one half ca»li..
Jbeciedit portion to be secured bv
nond and mortgage of the q+HectuHier
Lover the premise* purchsst r to p«y
<fo*hI 1 p*t*er*.' There Is a small quan
tify of timber on the. above premi.-c.s.
Croft A Croft, Attys, Aiken. B C.
, Agent*.
Progress and population have their
price* that people tnust pay. Trie
Kew berry Observer of tbe A)ih inst.
' quotes from The Consevatist, an old
paper, of Nov. 1858, giving the names,
acreage*, state taxes Ac. of the Dis
trict* of tbe State, called Couniie*
now.
• Barnwell District then contained
J.045,1175 acre*. The taxes paid Into
the SUU> treasury amounted to $14,-
453.56. The Tax paid on each acre
was O.QIJ.or 13 cents for each ten acre*.
At that time there were 16068 slaves in
Barnwell District.
Tbe creation of Aiken and Bamberg
untie* has reduced the area pf Bam-
weliCounty to $4$ 980 while
Btate taxes for the last fiseal year had
to $37,740 80.
A BEE COLONY.
If the mother bee of a colony is get
ting past her work, and she cannot be
sent otf with a swarm in the usual wav.
the hces will snperserte her. They will
deliberately put her to death, and raise
aqftlher queen to take Inn" place. This
state execution ot tlie old. worn-out
queens I* one of the most curious and
pathetic things In or out of bee-life.
One probe with a sting would suffice
In tbe matter but the honey-bee is a
great stickler for the proprieties. The
roya! victim must lie allowed to meet
her fate in a royal way; and she i*
killed bv caresses, tight locked in the
joint embrace of the executioners
until suffocation brings about her
death. ' -}• .
“Why dlnn’t you dodge when* your
wife threw a vase at you?” inquired
the magiJtrate
“I did,” answered the ‘damaged
plaintltr. “That's the reason it hit
me.”
"PNEUMONIA’S) DEADLY WORK
had so seriously affected -mv right
lung,” writes Mr* Fannie Connor, of
Rural Route l, Georgetown, Tenn.,
••‘that. I Coughed continuously -night
and day arid lire neighbor*’ prediction
0pu*nniptlon—seemed lirevitable, until
my husband brought .home, a .battle of
Dr, King.’* New Discovery, which in
my ca«e proydDfo be Hie only xx*L
cough cure and restorer of w eflk. sore
lungs’’. When all otlicr remeiliu* ut
terly fail, rou may still win in the hat-
t>e against lung and throat tioubleg
wilb New Discovery, the iik.»l remedy.
-Giiaranfeed by R. A. Denson <t Lo.
iDogglsti;- Juo. nud $1 (W. Trial trot-
i» fris. ,
BITTEN BY A MP1DER.
Through blood poisoning causeil bv
a spldsr Ime. John ^ vYastimgtoir 'nf'
Bosqueviite. Tex. would have |o*t hi*
leg. wnich became a mas* of running
sores, bad lie not been persuaded to try
Bucklen’* Arnica Salve. He write*:
“The trist. application relieved, and
four boxes healed all the sores.” 2«>'\
Ginirinr.ecd at R. A, Dcasou *i t.o.,
druggist. .
They were in the parlor of a summer
resort hotel r .
Mhe—I oho. why do von always oc
cupy the piano stool when you are in
the parlor. Y'ou can’t pine » note.
He—No one rl^Ttan, either, while
i sit heio. T'
1 >0IN G B U 81N EMM AG A lN.
‘•AVhen my friend* thought I was
alioutjo take leave of this world, on
account «f indigestion, nervousness
ami general debility,,, write* A. A
(TiUholin, Treadwell. * N. Y., “and
when it looked as if there was no hope
left, 1 was persuaded to try Electric
Bitters, and 1 rejoice to say that'they
are'Curifig me. ! am now *oiiig husi
ness again as of old, ami am siill gain-
ir.g daily.” Bc>vt of all tonic medi
clues. Guaranteed by K. A, Do isdti it
'Co., druggist. 50c.
‘‘There 1* at ler.«t 'tma time in dife
when a woman liasnLn*nv more "to'iay
than a niHH.” remarke'd Wedderly,
“When is that?” querivrj Singleton,
• During the marriagY ceremony,”
explained the man with the. expedience.
THE PRipK OF HEALTH
‘‘The price of health In a maUrlous
district l-just 25 cent*; ,the wist of a
box of Dr King’s New Life PHI*.’ 1
writes .Ella Slayton, of Noland, Ark
New Life i’lll* cleanse gentle and im-
, pan pew Ilf,- ami vigfir to thw sv*tem.
*26c. HatTsfaction guarantH'd at R. A
l>cdS,ou 'Ak4.Uu,. «JJLPAg:*t. -
aunners. r •
(M-'kai.) .
Frank M. Smith, Meet’y
cal AMOid»(ToiM>f , si. C.
Pharmaeeuti
NOT IGK-OF ELECT ION. ' -
y.
Nofi.co D horeh^glvtm that an elec
tioo for the esiahii.irineirt of a ITIgh
Mcnool in the town of Allendale will lie
held in the »alif*tifcwik on the Hfrb day
of Octnher, IIU}?, 'The district for the
*aid High.School la to comprise the dl«-
ricr* known «t present, ns tlie_ Allen
dale. Sp-ecial DistftFfNo ”2; and tits
trlct No. 1. in Bull I’nnd township. At
which said election only such elector
a* return Beat and Personal property
for taxation, and who exhibit their tax
receipt* and registration certificate* as
required in general election*, shall lie
allowed to vote. At said election the
Board of trustees of the Allendale
Moeoial District shall act a* managers,
and tlie election shall be conducted as
is provided by law for the conduct of
general elections.
Barnwell. 8. U. B. M. DarUngt.nn,
Mept 26. 1S07. 0. E. S.
J. F. Grubbs
BEARD & GRUBBS.
-DkaLkes in
Family a^l F arm Groceries,
lewicaster Bulldiwg, '
Main Street, _ BarnjveH, S. C
A^k tbe attention of flieir town and
conntrv friend* to tlyeir complete and
•;aje(uliy.ee.*Hit*.d SUM.k**f (io*el Tbiug-
to Eat. Our (lood* are all iresh and
new, ami of the Beit Qualities and our
HITS?- aiiL.unu*JS.. aiwi pubiw to tfte
most careful byers.
—Glvt* ns H cail. We will be glad to
*e<' and serve yoo
Onr country file-uls axe invited to
make our ©for? bead quarters wlien
nay coule to the ( o irt House.
Youis to please.
Beard & Grubbs.
AND Tin: RACK BEGINS
AT HILL TOP STABLES,
BARNWELL, S. C.
A CAR LOAD OF
“CREAM OF KENTUCKY”
Horses, Saddlers and Harness, and Brood Mares, Pep*
soul.IIv selected by the Veteran Capt. Huiviir'7
JUST RECEIVED.
All lifue Grass Beauties And as Good as Pretty.
Pride of the Prairie Horses and Mules for all purposes-'
always on Hand. fc—
The Best 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
4n the State.
” Harness—Honest Leather Goods, sufficient for an army,
any single piece sold as readily as a lull Set.
- Whijis, Lap Robes, Umbrellas, Bridles, Maddles and all
Horse Goods ever wanted-. _
PRICES RIGHT, AS ALWAYS,
CHARLIE BROWN-
THE
SPEAKING FACES.
With unexcol «xi equipment, ^thorough na
J.-n-tanding of essentials awLexcGHtion, sue
cCssful pracficafexperience and love for and
pride hi ait we feel justified In promising
fullest su'isfnctioti to all patruns appreciating
the BEST iri PbotographT.
Our Portrait Work Is of tbe highest 'fcxcel-
encu, true to nature and tnexeellcd in per
feet picturing. — _; - ■ ,
“We make K<sbit( Pietures, Pcf-t eantsr'Eft-
ar^B PliTures and In every irith lirtiie entire
tleid of Photography are unempasoed by any
City Studio. - ■ ' J
TP, Opr beaufifnl line of the most select
Picture* for, wall decoration wc ask tbe
special and eritieal nttenfion of.tb* public.
Placing and pledging orir beat services to
our friends we ask with entire confidence the
opportunity-to make good our every promise
MBS. KELLY'S STUDIO.
flh.A"KVttt.E ,8. O,—
A GREAT OFPOKTUNITY.
e liniidr^
w t^effT <«
For sals, with, con sent, one
acre* Including mill site on
.Jackson Branch, two mile* below Mvca
■ffiore. four miles fmm Fairfax tin lb*
U. &. W. <’. H. R, —One liutlding and
two set* of mill rock* with property.
This i* h tine water power on a hold
never failing stream, healthy, good
neighborhood,-*nn admirable location
or h cotton factory or tuber jiiattufac
luring enterprise.
For fuither information apply to
it. VV. Deer,
Ulmers S. <),
• FARM FOR S A LE OR KENT.
My farm of 200 acre.* two miles Mouth
of the town bf W llllston on.me South
ern Railway Is for sale or rent.
The dwelling ha* six room* with
cellar underneath, cook room and pan-
trv. All necessary buildings are on
the place. Ill in all. y_;
One hundred and -tWTeu.fy five kero*
L are in cnltlvationl tlie balance in
wt»oti» aml Well timbered
There are eight acres in Ksrly Glant-f: +
>irgentenll Asparagus, a mammoth
French variety —2 acres ft ycata old :
2’ acres 14 years old, 4 acres 10 years
old. .
Convenient to churches and schools.
7- 1 would prefer renting to a desirable
ejaprao selling at present.
'q»*e*»i<rn.given Januaiy l*t 1908.
Gwrrespond with rile
. w. II. Ka»e«.
Du a bar tun, t>, C.
(tsao* mark ncaiSTceco to. trass..
FROG POND
CHILL AND FEVER CURE
HIE ORIGINAL NO CtflE MJ
50 CENTS A BOTTLE.
fAY.
Th^old reliable the kind your fatFer*
used to take. The one that nefver fails
to cure. I>on’t waste time and money
experimenting w-ith nc^ -urea. But go
for the best from the jump. Fyo^
Pond is the ounce af prevention, rvad
.x>und of cure combined. Ask for it—
take no substitute, if youf merchant
does not sell it write to Us we will sen#
it direct for. 50
" T-fo Oickst aTtd Strongest 1 "* "T 1 ^"
-Bank in Barnwell County
Depositor)- of-The State of Soutli Carolina. TheUounty of Bam well,
and The Town of Hsmwell
Capital, ......
Surplus and Undivided Profits,
$60,000.QP
$45,000.09
les-T ■
9 f ' . pr ^ ■* v ' -S*
To save money 1* not hard when once a bank account I:
money in a bank cannot burn a hole in the pocket..
A bank account means paving nilf* by check—the only absolutely
sale way. Check* Ti-ave no room for argument a* to wbeiL^or bow a
bill Wa* paid. Each check I* recorded in the bank's book*. These
together with vour money and the ««aucelled checks are kept for you
in bttrglaV and fire proof vault*. You have accesc to them at any
time. - . .
Let mb talk this over with you the next time-you are iri town If 4«-r*
|M»siole to call. Write ua.
W. WAGENER & COMPANY
COTTON DEPARTMENT, CHARLESTON, S. C.
-We have arranged to handle Cotton tolEe~ best advantage,
* - ^. . v - f
and solicit consignments.
We give special attention to handling Staple dottonrytz.
ALLEN SEED'' FL0R0D0RA AND OTW
. OF THIS GRADEr ~
8TEPIIE.N B. ruiWK, J».. - KnHUND M. I.AWTOX.
. FURSE AND LAWTON,
Cotton Factors, Bagging and Ties, Fertilizers.
Handlers ef-Upharid, Sea Island, anHTiorodoia Cotton. ~~
Liberal advances made on consignmervts-ot- cotton;"—
“Personal, prompt and careful attention to all business -
entrusted to us.
' ^ PURSE & LAWTON,
212 East Bay_StL — - Savannah, Ga.
-jj. a. DAVKNPORT-AXJO.
- ■ w**
NYholksalx Decgc,ists,”
-f'' 1 Augusta, Ga.
For Sale By
8lnim« A Boat.’ K. A. Denson A Co.,
N. BurckhaRtW.-BarnWoll.
K. H. Ficklpig—pMckviHn,
K. V. Mc»i»ou Drug Uo., -Allxod
Real Estate for Sale *
IV
- Town of BlacMte.
IT PAY8 TO ADVERTISE WlfAT
YOU HAVE FOR SAL*.
10 Acre* of. land In tbe corpoiwf*
limit* of the town of Ulnckvllle. with
c.lgbf. huu*e* thereon, and known m
part of the Dr. G. B. Lartigue estate.
One lot in town of Blackville slttiaU
on North xidc 11. It. Avenue with one
drug store building and two good cot*
tage dwelilng* in rear of store, in ssomb
lot. and known a* Dr. G. H. Lartigue
drug More property, adjoining the resi
dence of Mr. 1*. W. Farrell.
•‘Two good building lots Jt> Norfh-
ern portion of town^Eacff lot meas
ure* 400 ftr front J»y 200 ft. deep,
S.reels on Hi fee *lde*. Lot* level anil
smooth. Prices reasorisble to quick
buy feraL’’
II. F. Bul.t,
Any. at Law.
’ TE ACU EUS f X AM IN ATION.
Notice i* herebv given 4be teachers
of BarnwjtdJ^. county thst the nexi
Regular Teacher* Examlnatlnn for the
teachers uf this poputr, white and
colored, wirl. he held at the Court
House on Friday, October IHih.
Tek.chers whl be expected to stand
on the regular branches.
B. M. Darlington,
C. 9. E. lisrunvii County.
C. F. Calbooi, p. M. BickiBgiaa
Mc5a 6 :
Calhoun & Co*
Life, Accidei)t,
CYCLONE
LIGHTNING
-AND-
Live Stock
INSURANCE,
—At Lowest Rates In
Strongest Compani
—OFFICES
,.r
AT--
‘*y.
fHE BANK OF BARNtVEI.I.
MONEY TO LEND. /
We are prepaid to negotiate loans oil
improved farms for five yen?*, parttaf
payments. Interest $ per cent on locng^
Don’t"write, come and tee ut.
/ Sfl-I
J. O. Patterson A j