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yi x ^ r -Jzr TJ^e Barnwell People. JfH»3|l8DA^ OCTOBER, 17, 1907. iiTBB OP lURSCBIPTlOH. Ik Advanee, par Annan On Tim# ! *f • t 4 .|1 IS 00 „ ebnln irmnjf U at Mr. W. L MnoarS place near Allendale tbU week. . ,* R. O. Roberta. J.B. MorrU, Clerk. Hupr, ® ma mi Lodi* M«* be held at ■rtyo’cl me Neuter meeting ot Barnwel tLodee Xe 1A Rnieht* of Pjthtu will ‘ i held at thctr Hall no Friday night 174f o’clock. A tall attendance ie By order of T. E CCMINdS, C.-C. Wm. MoHAB. R. K. If you want Pate's Phafr- macy from fi a. m. to 10 p. m. call phone 82. From 10 jp, m. to 6 a. m. call phone 5(?, 2 rings. POR«*£Er-" laaue by the advertieernent freshet. Mr. W. B Warren of ApoVeton rlel- ted Mayor C. F. Calhoun on Sunday Mrs. Ol Norman Snelllng of Willla- too U visiting relatives here this week Mrs. D/rtams was registered among the Jamgstown Exposition visitors last week. Treasurer Armstrong’s tax collecting appointments will be published next week. Capt 8. M. Key of Colleton Is visit ing friends and relatives here this week. Teachers’ Fall Examination for Cer* tiAcutes will be held at Barnwell to morrow. Rev. Dr. W. M. Jones of WllllstbtnS to preach at Clemson College on Sun day, December 1st. Ajl.ht* old friends were sureir glad 3ta-ke^MTHh--P-.-t*ei:li nmir of Johnston Ctaw Hundred acres *.4 pf a mile from town Hntlts of BtackvIH*. adjoin ing land of H . 0. ChUty. D. K. Briggs ■tdl others. About 60 acres under cnl- ‘ j. K. MoMHlan-.^ 7-l». ** * MMtr sous • am 111 m•* ■ - — ■ y Box :ist, tSavaniiah/^i. 1 jfan Hi*6k? .-r ■ ■ C.H. MATHIS Bancroft Must Proof Oats yield 50 to .100 per neat wore than Texas or Natives. 2.000 bushels at |1.00 per bushel, F. O. It. First come Brit served . .... C.H Mathis, blackville, S. C. It#- FOR RENT. 6 Horse farm within half mile of Dunbarton, on A C. L. R. R. Apply to Mrs F. H, Cater. t , Dunbarton, S. C. 7-tf MEWS NOTES. ■* Oeu M.' ClTHWW has been’ fff^gdt!^ to deliver the s<idresH at tlie o|«nin^ of the Georgia—Carolina Fair in Au guata on November 4ih Clemson college has more students In agrboilture than Any other college In the United States, and more titan ■sny other State. ’ ^ ^ • Oraugebnrg DDtrlct of the South Carolina Methodist Conference has. in keeping with its record, paid up the Mtealonary a«ee«sments for the year. The population of Colombia has climbed according to a recent directory above the 41,(101) mark. The expense of living there is said to be higher than In Atlanta. ■;* By a majority of over S00 votes Ashe Till*, N. C. voted last week to cloee al! bar rooms after next new year, and the “StsPi of Buitctiahe” will be a dry place for suurmer pleaatire seekers. According to a New York dispatch failures in the .United Stares during tteptsmher amounted to $l8.M5,2i7. an amount three times as large as the failures recorded for the same period one year ago. Prof. John G. GlinkscaU# of Wofford Collage has decided that he will con tinue hi* educational work and not go Into polltlca He will not make tits race for the United States Senate In next year's primary. The Aiken Baptist Association was bald at Clearwater church last week and unanimously adopted a resolution calling upon the delegation from that county to support a prohibition meas ure In the General Assembly at the next session. During his last week’s bunt In Lpuis- lana President Roosevelt killed a big buck by a long range shot and saw two big rattle snakes whi h somebody else killed. The snakes were skinned and stuffed and will he added to the White liousacarioei ties. — Ex President Grover Cleveland left iMHua last waek for the-flrst lime since the reeent sickness, going to New York on a short hudnes* trip, accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland. Re walked with a cane on which he leaned heavily. He baa aged greatly in a few mouths. Several bales of cotton were sold in Bumter last week that were grown on a fifty acre farm In that county owned by ChlneM, who run a laundry in Sum- TiuiW shwit wyta 1 ‘TFIfSItai Immi grants arw helping to develop ««r re sources and build up our waste places; Three gooff men how Hvlog have cause to be sorry thai they ever entered poli tics, as they have to pay to the State the sum* stated below as the,principal and interest on State Bonds stolen bv Zimmerman during their terms of office a< Stats Treasurer. Dr. W.T.C. Bates of Orangeburg Is liable for $1,617 50; Dr. W. H. Timmer man of Islington, for $14,718 76 and R H. Jennings of KairAeld for $1 292.- §0. Dr. Timmerman refuses to pay aa be does not consider himself legally or morally responsible. Attorney Gener al Lyon will bring suit against him. The milllnerr openings an pleasing fair eyes this week. The State Fair will be held in Co lumbia next week. Prof. W. B. West. Dispensary Audi tor, was in town on Tuesday. . The Barnwell Baptist Assooiaton is to meat next week at Mt. Aroon. TRIBUTE OF RKHPECt. Reedy Branch Baptist Church met In conference aud adopted the following resolutions; . —J.. —f Whereas It pleased our Heavenly' Father to remove bv death our dearly beloved Pastor, kind friend and Cbrla- lian gentleman (H. W. Cooper.) We are sad, very aad indeed, hot art M an, tblng, tr« urowdal fat of U>l« I Ul *‘ onr ,0 *‘ “ “• ■ iias laws ffKaa sssla/mssTlwsstnank fa*aalsoT ^ ... * _ _ We do not mormur or oonplain against Him that doeth all things well. We are like the children oi Israel la the land of Moah, when they lost their great leader Moses. tv« »re looking to G<td to send us a Joshua* fo lead ns has in hi* old home town Monday. Mr. J. L. Cave of Spartanburg been the welcome visitor to Barn relatives and friends for several days. *rueadayVfOc^bor ' WpifilWi?' Wa*' hrIgjtaaitf d hy the.aure annual call of onr V&ffiVS lood friend Capt. Claren- Married by Rev. R. A. Tongue at the Methodist Parsonage tSundav morn Wife-Miss Lily Aldrich and .Nlr. John J. Black. • The cowpea crop Is reported as large In vines but small in bearing through out the South. and seed will surely be high next Spring. Mr. Vincent Dunbar will return to the Mississippi Valley this winter, haying accepted a position with the Bauk of Leland. Miss. Prof. J. M. Rivers of Blackville has kept up this year hia good 'record as being the head of our’colored subscri bers in promptness ol payment. Dr. E. L. Patterson hak the office thanks for a lovely Indian Summer watermelon. It was voted good medi- cloftby the disciples of Faust. We begin today the publication of fffff KhVireF erection uponTTe ques tion of the creation of ilamnioiid County. ^ ^ Schscrlbers Jones A. Williams. C, C.- Langley, H, C. Mitchell, B. L. Boyls- t>»n, W. M. Harden, P. K Alien .himI (i. M. Main Jr. sunshined the sanctum •hwa ween; — v The Tax books were opened on Tues day. Mr. G. R Morris of Great Cy pres* captured the tlr«t receipt, with Mr. W. M. Dyches of Georges close seoond. - 'I*be first general frostof the season camo'on Tuesday morning. Nome re ported that Jack’s signs were seen Monday morning in low places shel tered from the wittd.— Rev. W. W. Glover is expected to preach at Seven Pines on the third Sunday. 20th October —A full atten dants) of members is requested and the public cordially luritc-d. The Fall Term of Court will com mence on the fourth Monday in No vember. Judge K. W.. Moratningerof Charleston will then make his Arst presiding visit to Barnwell. fbe election in Allendale Special School District No 22 aud dull Pond District No, 1 held on the 10th Inst, was unanimous in fayorof estublUbiug a High School in Allendale. Governor M7F: Ansel will speak at Springfield on .Sunday at the unveiling ot a monument erected by the Wood men of the WnrM in memory of their deceased loemheJvMr* C. M. -Odom. LOST -A red, blazed face setter puppv, about ten months old, answers to ihvniuniCof Wade. If found pies an notify T. O. Lawton, Barton, S. C.. and receive liberal re ward. The soonev small grain is planted the deeper root the stalks will take before the real killing cold of the win ter comes. Experience baa proved the safely Into the Promised land, the sweet haven- of rest. Brother Cooper came into our midst •bout three year* ago, a stranger and was soon called to the Pastorate of our church, and hat been kind and loving ever ainee. To know Brother Cooper wm to love him. Resolved, l«t: That a page in our Church Book be Inscribed to hie mem ory 2d. That the church be draped In mourning for thirty dayt. 3rd That we tender onr beart'elt sympathy to the bereayed widow and other relatives. 4ih, That a copy' of., .these resolu tions ne sent to the cdutny papers and Baptist Courier and 41*o M ys,Cooper, “T ~ C. Black, J. L. Baxley IL-W.-BUck J. M. Grubbs .. ,, .>. 'Gomori ttee. FIVE WHY OULD DO BUSINESS WJTfl BANK OF BLAGKVILLE xm . BABNVVELL a^boc^ation. . Delegateia Take Notice All delegates sent by the churches to the Barnwell Association, to be held with the Mt. Arnon church, will con fer a-favnr ou the committee on enter tainment by sending in names to com mittee as early afc practicable. , , Just address a card to Chairman Of committee stating who you are and how you will come. Delegate* coming bv rail road to the Barnwell Baptist Association should get nlF the trains st Cave Ktatfon on the Southern Railway or Appleton on the Chiirlsstou and Western Carolina Railway, Your* to serve, W.T. Calhoun. Ckm’u Com. Thomas. 3. C7. . ( BECAUSE—It is. a strong, careful, safb, liberal, prompt, accurate and successful institution, - \ ..— —* , • *-• BECAUSE—It is a growing, active, progressive, Up-t&fdate Bank, in every particular. r . . . < ‘ ' ’ x -,_ '* considered. - v BECAUSE—This Bank has an excellent Fire Proof Vault and tfie Finest Modern Manganese Steel^ ♦ * f ... 'HZ Burglar [Proof Time Lock Safe in which iukeeps its funds and papers. ' _ t “ ■ i 4*’ ' BECAUSE—Each' depositor is always a welcome visitor* at the Bank, whether he deposits or draws on bis balance. . A. H. NEES0N, ' J.M. FARRELL, THOS. tr . • ■ -. / < PRESIDENT. 1 * VICE-PRESIDENT. ‘ * CASHIER. H A CHILD CHivMATED. A threo room tennnt house, occupied by George Hickson and family this township, was burned on the morning of the 9th Inst., and Rosa Lee ttroottx, Hickson’s Miree year old grand daughter pcrUned in the lUme*. The family had gone to worn in the Held leaving the child asleep On a bed. None of the contents of the house were saved. TOMORROW. —- The October meeting of the Saltke- hatebie Agricultural Society will be Creek a-Hteid tomorrow. As this will be the last meeting before the Georgia—Caro lina Fair to be held in Augusta, com mencing November 4th a specially large aud live attendance will be Hi order. Beshle*.-there will be other matter* considered tance to all A* broad cast way An examination will beheld at Bam- m Several good farmers tell us that, their corn crops are not turning out ns they promised. One who expected at least fifty bushels from one acre plant ed and cultivated on the Williamson plan gathered just a little over thirty bushels. At laying by time he sowed broad east three pecks of peas, to the •ere. Tfcp- -vlnea-grew luxuriantly, running up the slender s*talks and weighting them down until many ears CAuebed the ground. From a near by •yprees pond the rats came at night and Me probably a third of the corn. 'Ow Miutlar land adjoining, planted •od eulMvated in the old way and not •o heavily fertilized this farmer mad* thirty bushels to the acre, in his mind there Is a doubt a* to whether the Williamson is better than the Bard we 11 way. wett on Saturday next, 19ch, in«t, for the position of farrier and alternate on a new Rural Free Delivery Route to be established with Kline as the starting and eudiug point. — Mrs, Mart E Farmer, widow of Ji^dge C. 11. Farmer of Waltorboro. died on Saturday night at the home of her son, Mr. G. B. Farmer, in Allen- dale, <ift»r an Illness af several weeks, aged about 78 years. Regular mall service was commenced Tuesday on the ••8hort,” operated be tween Allendale and Jt&tesburg This brings the mail from North at 11:17 a. m. aud from the bouth at 2:12 p. m., and fills a long felt want. Gol. W. W., M>.ore returned on Saturdav from attending the 26th an nual meeting of Funeral Dlrectora at Norfolk. V* He also took In for the third time the Jamestown Exposition. Master Tililnghast acconYpauled him. Miss Mary T. Nance, President of the Bchool improvement A*«o«iation of South Carolina, will make an ad dress In.rbeSchool building at Ulmers on Thursday evening, Oct. 17th at 7:30 o’clock. The public Is cordially Invited.-* — Prof. W. B West,'State Dispensary Auditor, gives out the statement that September sales throughout the State were nearly $80,000 greater than Au gust sales. The tlgujres .for Bamberg county were $6,040,68 for August^$6,- 927.11 for September. For Barnwell County $12,212.30 for August, $14,301.55 for September. Dr. Clarence J. Owens, formerly of Willfatnn, now enjoys the high honor of being Commander of th« Army of Tennessee Department Uniter! Sons of Confederate Veterans. Nearly naif the camp* in the confbderation In good standing belong to this Department and wHh the new commander In chief ,.s BITTEN BY A SPIDER. 1 Through blood poisoning enuaed hy • spider bite, John Washington of Ummuertll*. Tex, would have lost his leg. which became a mass of running MMtw, had be not been perauaded to try Bucklen’e Arnica Salve. He write*: t-THe drat application relieved, and four boxes healed all tt^e sores." Guaranteed at R. A. Dtviaoa A KHHng fm*t« are presided 26e. Co., n ncm SEW MR. __ SEE AND STUDY THE ADVICE AND ADVANTAGES* - bf grester impor- cono«rned. If members would get there earlier more could be well done. INQUESTS. Coroner Warner held the inquest on the dead body of Ed Morria, colored, iu GreatCypress Township. The jury found that Mmria came to his death from a wound by a knife lo the hands of Dock Gant and W.ealey Gant accessory. ' The Gant* were lodged in jail. In RaUiock Township on the 10th. Inst, Magistmte W. Riley AU acting as Coroner held the Inquest on the dead body of Henry Shipman, colored who had been shot on the previous Satur day by George Kliey, colored, Several years ago Riley’* father was killed by a tylow from a club, and tits death of Tune Roberta a year or so ago was the result of a fight In which Shipman and another negro were engaged. On the 6th lust. Magistrate W. R. Brabham acting Coroner held the In quest oil the body of an unknown colored man found dead by the track of the Seaboard Air Linn Railway The jury found that according to the evidence and general appearance the deceased came to bis death by being struck In the head by the corner of a open furrow plaiiJiijiaIftiLthan--tha-oW-j-c*r tirinotlim on thc S(*aboard Railway. When killed the man was in. his shirt sleeves. Near his body was a h«M pint flask of gin and about one drink taken out -» Coroner Warner held on Sunday the inquest on the dead body of Robert Wilson, colored, about 20 year* old, found that morning on the aid* of Coast line embankment about half a mile West of the Barnwell depot. The jury fbuud that Robert Wilson cam4 to his death “by gun shot wounds and rhesaiJjgun was In the bands of one Sam Brdwn and the killing was mur der.’’ Brown was committed to jail. A preliminary was held on Mouday by Magistrate K. K. Morris and It ap peared that something like a gamblers cnbveutlon had met there. Thirteen colored men, participants inthe game, were committed to ja|l on the charge, of gambling. Air WHITTLE’S PLATFORM. Being myself a practical farmer I knpw the^needs of the country and always fully equal every demand and expecta- tion. * / ■ _ * .y: - -- • - Buying for cash I have choice of all markets and know the best and go there, ~ >*— Buying in-car and train load quantities Tget the lowest prices and largest discounts. * Knowing the value of good seeds I raise oats for myself aud for my, customers. These advantages! gladly share with my friends. Here is One open secret of success, im assurance of'good crops: * The farmer who has the best work-stock, wagons, and implements and a plenty of food and forage gets the best wages bands and share croppers. Whittle will sell you the Best THREBL.CARS HORSES. ALL GOOD, SUITABLE FOR SADDLE, LIGHT AND HEAVY DRAFT PURPOSES, TWO CARS MULES, NONE BETTER, FOR FARM. WAGON AND TIM BER USES. - - - ■ ' :AR WAGONS. BOUGHT BEFORE PRICES, ADVANCED. THE BEST IN MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH IN THE SOUTH. SIX THOUSAND BUSHELS GENUINE HOME GROWN APPLER BUST PROOF SEED OATS AT 80 CENTS PFK BUSHEL. FOUR THOUSAND BUSHBIJ) HOME GROWN TEXAS RUST PROOF OATS AT 80 CENTS PEB BUSHEL. TREASURERS NOTICE. Tha Treasurer’* offle* will h« np*n for th« collection of taxes levied fqf J fi menefn g J a unary 1st, 11)07 from th« 16«h day of Oetot 1907 to the Ifith day of March 1908 oliudve. From the 1st to the list day of Janu ary 1908 .Inclusive « penalty of one per cent will be added. From the 1st to the 28th day. of Feb ruary Inclusive a penalty of two per cent will be added to all uxea paid in February, »> From the 1st to the 15th day of March 1908. a penalty of seven pet cent will bcadded to oil unpaid taxes; » LEVY. For State purposes =" 4) mills “ Ordinary county 3J •* “ Oonstitutionai school 8 * Total levy ' 11 There will be an extra levy of (2) two mills lo Blackvtlte Township for Road tax. Commutation Road tax will be 82.00 and will be received from the 15th day of October 1907 to the 1st day of March 1908 Inclusive. SPECIAL LOCAL SCHOOL LIVY. Cedar Grove (1) mill. Allendale, Barbery Branch. Mt. ()•!- wf. -Double Pmnr TClko. Xdisto. Fairfax, Friendship. Healing Sprlnga* Kline. Morris, Naw Forest, Oak Grove, Old Columbia, Reedy Branch, Beigllng- vtlle. Seven Pines and Tinkers Creek (2) mill* each. V. Wllllston 2} mills, Barton, Blackville, Big Fork, Cave, Hickory Hill, Owen* Cron* Ro*ds, Sycamore, No 61, Ulmers and uppar Rich Land 8 mill*. Hercules and Loea 4 milia, ] 4J mill*. United States currency Gold and sil ver coin county abd school claim* prop erly approved will ha received for Checks, drafts Ac will not ba received except at the risk of taxpayer. • - - J.B. Armstrong, County Treasurer. Barnwell, 8. C. Sept. ISih 1907. .COW UK m SALL DR. W. C. H1LH0DS J. D. BLACKVILLE, S C 7 • « THE GAME LAW. It I* unlawful to hunt any wild turkey, quail,' pnrtridge. wild cock. Mongolian or any other pheasant be tween the tlrst nay of April and the iir<-t day of November in the counties of Barn well,. Aiken and Hampton, un der penalty of a tine of not more than $30. or Imprisonment for not longer than 30 day*.-v- lu Bamberg county the "close time,” when It is unlawful to hunt the above numqd bird*,.extend* from March 1st up to November thte^ 15th, under the same pi inaltle*. . 1 theif large! number and ly increased. 'efficiency will be On Monday morning while Agent Porter ot the Southern.Kail war was at tending to hi* outside duties noon ar rival of the southbound “Short" train Wesley Brooks. Jr., h negro hoy about 19 year* old slipped into the office and looted the money drawer of eleven ’dollar*. Agent Porter saw him Uni-*6 the robjberv and he and others chased the thief who out van hi* pursuer* and o*c*|>ed into a thhdc corn Held. Ageist Porter had mi-sad money the front *b* drawer on teyeTtal previous \ by v DOING BU81NE33 AGAIN. x- ‘•When my friend* thought I waa about to take leave of this world, on account of indigestion, nervousness aud general debility,,, write* A. A. Chisholm, Treadwell. N. Y., “and when it looked as if there waa no hope left, 1 was persuaded to try Electric Bitters, and I rejoice to say that they are curing me. I am now doing busi ness attain as of old, and am still gain ing daily.’’ Best of alt tonic medi cines. Guaranteed by R. ij^Deason A Co., druggist. 60c. MONEY TO LOAN. Apply to G. M. Greene, -Barnwell, 8. C. SEED RYE FOR SALK. Barnwel! Coijnty Raised, the kind that never fails, or disappoints, for sale 9. JL Bqrckbalter, FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE. . Notlo* I* hereby given that the un-j der-signed a* administrator of the es tate of Jenolng* Galpbin deceased will on Monday, November Ilth 1907. Itle rjjh the Hon. John K. Snelliug, Judge of Probate, hi* Anal account with said estate and apply for Letters Dlsmts- fiory,,.^ Ed Cherry Administrator. Oat. 8d 1907. FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that on Mon day, November llth 1907 the under signed'will file her final account as Guardian of Leroy Lindley with Hon. John it. Knelllhg, Judge of Frobata, and apply for Letters Diaatlsaory. Jane A. Lindley, Guardian. FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE, Notice is hereby given that on Mon day November lltn 1907. the under- signed will Hie with Hon. John K. Snelllng, Judge of Probate.-for Barn well county his finsl account a* Ad ministrator of Arthur J*r* Wall, de ceased, and apply for Letter* Dlsmis- wfy. M O Wall, Out. 3d 1907. Administrator. Barmell, - - - S. C* \ i v OF FICE HOURS! ~ - - 8.30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Persons living away from Rartnvsn will please make appointments tie tore coming. By so doing they will be ear# of immediate service and aveld die* appointments. ’ ■ . DR. JSO. P. LEE, JY, Dbntist, WILUhton, - - S. O Office over Bank of Willitton. Wilt not receive calls in the country, but Will bp In office every dayX *,k„ais im ■ a TEACHERS EXAMINATION. Notice is hereby given tip* teacher* of Barnwell cmitity, that the ttexi Regular Teachers Kkamination for the teachers of this connty, white end colored, will be bold at. the Court House oh Friday, October 19th. 1907. Teachers will be expected to stand Qti tbe regular branches. B. M. Darlington, O. 8. E. Barnwell Couqtf. DR. J. H. E, MILHODS- DENTAL SDB6E0I, BL4CRVILLE, 16 ' Will be at his Barnwell office every Monday and. Tuesday, and at hi# hoiu» lee in Blackville everf Fridav and Saturdav. A tradtof four hnndred sore* lying on the Lower Three Runs, about 35 acres cleared, balance wood land, 4| miles from Dunbarton HtaUm; a strict-i t1 , . ritro» .M«w w*>*« ly healthy place, witb fine water, ohol 1 ^ PATS, JO ADVERliSK WHAT Rtal Estate fer Sib nr Town el BMffflt ia ilrty iml, halldiag, ."■“AI-SO A tract of one hundred and thf three acre*, about 90 acre* clear balance wood land, one tenant boose ] and out building*, excellent water, healthy, six miles from tbe Coast Line *nd Charleston and Western Carolina Railways. For price*, terms and description call ou ot write to jr-*- 1 T.B. Harley, Dunbarton, 3. C, a-.. ■ ■ REGISTRATION NOTICE. The Registration Books will be open In the Court House on the Aral Mon day (sale day) In each month for tbe transaction of such business aa is iw quired by lew. W. J. Baxley, Chairman. G R Dnehar. BetTPfsry. ll. Oct 3d 1907. ,Mp*5i -WOW NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. All person* having claim* agalnat the estate of M. Gary Baxley. dece*e*d. are reqnested to present them properly at tested and ail persons Indebted to the said estate will please make prompt payment to the undersigned B. F. Baxley, Adminlstrator L Dunbarton. 8. C., K. F. D. No I. October 1st. 1907. DICKS 4 HOUSE, 4 684 BROAQ ST., AodfarT*, Ga. food table YOU HAVE FOR 8 A LB. 10 Acres of land tti tM * limits of the town of BfeekrfHe.' sritli eight house* thereon, andjtnown mt part of the Dr. G. B, Lartigue estate. One lot In town of Blackville situ ale on North side R. R. A venae with om drug store building and two good eut- tage dweilng* In rear of store, in saaaw lot, and known aa Dr. G. B. Lartign* drug atore property, adjoining the real- deoce of Mr. P. W. Farrell. •Two good building lot* It) North ern portion of town—Karh lot meas ure* 400 ft. front by 2<MI ft, deep, Baeets on three side*. Lot* level and smooch. Prices reasonable to quick buyers _ _ II. F. Bulat, - A tty. at Law. MONEY TO LEND We are prepared to negotiate loans on Improved farms for Hve years, partial payments, interest 8 per ceht.on loans. Dua’t-wrlte, come and see aa. J. 0. Patterson A Sou. 2*—t Excellent rooms and- ratea by the week. per <f.,; .|>«ct.l | (J. f CillOID, _ P. I. BjCUlRRai A. P. Droxa. Pan*. WANTED. \\ • STORE YOUR COHON • Wilustoh Cotton Waxx- aouax ie xow axanr no stork oottoh. Cuanoxs 26 cxxTs ram »alx PCX MONTH, 1KCLUDtNO 1$StJ“ KAMCX. i Bank op WiLpiaTox wii.l MAKE US REAL ADVANCES ON COTTON STONED IN THIS WAKE- ■oeax. . ■ £ : . A. KENNEDY, PueiDBXT. -n~ KILL vm COUCH un CURB ths R.UNCS Dr. King’s New Discovery Fifty colored laborers at once for logging, railroad and sawmill work. Steady work good wages, paid every night with checks, whidr may be turned into office for cats!! every two weeks and house I rent free. Also can use white labor. ■* - Call or address Breon Lum*! ber Co., Ulmers, $. C. located -• .i on S. A. I • Ry* >' • • *' - . Vo. McSalr. Calhoun A Co. *TP: ET Life, Aci CYCLONE LIGHTNiNC —and—- Live Stock INSURANCE, —At Lowtst Stronobst . ■ ■ • • ■■■kWh