The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 24, 1907, Image 3
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Btirhwell Peopl
e.
¥m>fc8t> AT'OCTOBER. 24, fiO?.
SATIS «r SURSCBIPTIOK.
to» AdTance, par Anlium $1.#0
Ob Time.... $2 OQ
Co-
more
wel-
. *rt»» E*njt u
place near
%e«k.,
R, C. Robert*. • j
CleVlc.
it Mr. W. L.
Allendale this
B.
Mont*,
Hupr.
Tlf RKVT—A nesTdence li, Barnwell
rnnraluing aeveii rooms. Apply to B.
T. Rice.
WANTED—To h«y small tract of
Komi farming land lu Barnwell County
near Blackvllle.
Address. Purchaser.
Columbia S. C.
WANTED—Teacher for Martin
School. Salary,thirty dollars per month.
Apply to
C. B. Ellis.
Martin, 8. C.
8-lt
Court at Hampton next week.
The State Fair will be held In
lumbla next week.
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After next Issue _«e will have
apace fi t reading matter.
Mr. J. O. Walker was our very
come flrst caller on Monday.
. The Barnwell Baptist Association
meets thla morning with Mt. Anion
Church.
After a visit of several days to.Mrs.
McNeh Mrs. .lobn 1). Browne returned
to Wllllston 011 Tuesday. »
Miss Jennie Pate returned Friday
from a happv vacation visit to North
CatoUM relatives aud friends. ^
A cent a mllo and 23 cents addition
al will be round trip passenger rate to
and froni'the Htate Fair in Columbia.
On thitiJday Dave My rick, colored,
jdiot. and killed ^Liliian Preacher,
colored, at Booth’* saw mill near Ul
mer.
Treasurer Armstrong again leads in
being the lirst County Treasurer to
send new collection*
MATtHEW J. PATE.
FOR 1007 A li)08.
For the convenience of its friend*
and the public Tun Pkoflic has on sale
these timely blank*:
Rent Mens, . /
. Bill* of Sale. v 1
Chattel Mortgages.
Note and Mortgage Personal Proper
ty.
Note and RUla of Sale.
. Land Titles.
Laud Mortgages.
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MEYER—KIKKl. AND.
In Steel Creek Baptist Church where
an many sacred and happy memories
clnster and linger, at high noon on
Tuesday the (Ifth.day of November,
many loving friends win gather to
witness the beautiful marriage p^Miss
Mlttle Ela, niece of Mr. and Mrs. J A.
Meyer, and Mr John Bratton Kirk
land.
And v^ry many and crvstaily sin
cere Wiltf>e their congratulation* v »nd
sacredly earnest will be their good
wishes for the long united life, perfect
happiness and rich prosperity of these
m» well beloYtd young people, the
bride a fare princess In all her charm
of iwrsonsl grace and accomplish-
ment and the groom a gallant g ntle-
tuan and worthy winner of so fair a
prisa.
to the State
In Wllllston hv Rer.W. M..Tones on
the 17th Inst. Mr J. Walker Smith of
Wilmington, N. C. and" MDs Enima,
daughter of the late Dr .s, S Owens.
A» the home of the bride’s parents
hv Rev. M M Benson On the 20th,'
Mr. Paul S. <Jreen« and MU* Addle,
daughter of Mr. and Mm. tieorge W.
tirenne, Jr., al* of this conutv.
Mr.O. 11.Owens of Mossy and Mrs.'
Alice Oenevs|H«ie«^were happily joined
in matrimony at the. home of tn« brides
)<«reBU Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rountree
near Dunbarton October 17, 15)07 at
h.Jo o'clock a. m .
Mi»s Dora Owens served a* Maid of
Honor. After rhe marriage they went
to their future (p me near Mossy. Rev.
W. W . UJiVver ofllidated. We bespeak
for them a happy (utur^‘ and wish for
them a long life. '
—— r*— \ Friend.
Treasurer. * ,
Messrs Claude A. Pate of Washing
ton, I>. C. and A . D. Pate of Burling
ton, NIC. came home to attend the
burial of their fajber/.
Col. and Mr*. Robert Aldrich return
ed from Richmond, Va. after a stay of
several week* in attendance upon the
trieunlal convention of the Episcopal
church.
Beyan young ladies stood the exami
nation for Teachers* Certificates ou
'Friday.
The colored candidates numbered
about'twenty, . ~ r
Mr*. E. A. 8 Mixsnn left on Sunday
to attend tbo National Convention of
post masters in Washington, expecting
to visit the Jamestown Exposition on
her homeward way.
One ear of corn sold for the record
breaking price of 1230.1 n. Chicago last
week’... The buyer was the farmer who
grew It. and may have InduTgecPbefdre
the bidding began in a popular liquid
made from corn. •
Died at Seiglingvllle on the 10th Inst,
of congestive chill after a brief illness
little Poole daughter, of Mr. W. C;
Still, aged seven years. The svmpathy
of manv friend* goes to the sorely
bereaved family.
Rev. G. W r . Garner hna resigned ss
pastor of the Barnwell Baptist church
to take effect December 1st He has
accepted the position of Associations!
Evangelist of hi* old home Association
and will reside in Griffin, Ga.
Hpartanbmg merchants, with two
rmipawir iitv« atHaed. mgrnnnn
November 1st. to close their stores, at
(1.30 p. tn. ail the year round, except on
BuMirdav nights and during December,
when they will keep open until 10 p. m.
A prominent citizen cf. Ulmer gives,
ua a glowing report of the very excel
lent address made there on the evening
of the 17th inst in favor of school
xillding improvement by Miss Naw-e
who D doing noble missionary work
on that line.
Rev.G. W, Garner will 'supply, ttuf
pulpit of the Wililston* Baptfisj eliurch
next hui'day morning and will till his
For thirty yesr* h© was our friend,
faithful and true and staunch, wlsn
and gfenerous and considerate.
A native of Virginia he came of hon
ored Hhesge, a soldier of tba Confed
eracy ns he j-eacbed the threshold of
manhood be put on the gray of a prlt
vate of cavalry and rotle with
gallant captains hntH the last hope
was dead. And to h(s final hour on
earth he kept sacred' hi* devotion taj
the principles for which be fought
When the war storm passed and white
peace came back ho returned to his
chosen life work and In his force and
faithfulness won the perfect confidence
and slneFhs frlendshlo of such great
men a* flenrv Grady; and Patrick
Walsh. He made Iriends wherever hi
lived because he was a good man,
boueat as the sunstiine. as true as steel
to hla convictions, and with a wonder
ful gentleness of heart for all who
knew sorrow or safferlng,
He died suddenly of apoplexy at 2
o’clbek on Monday afternoon, and
every heart in this coqumunity shared
in the appalling sorrow that came as
quick as a lightning Hash upon lilt
loved ones, the family to which he was
so devoted. And in many hearts
throughout the county there is sadness
that he hss been so soon called to join
the comr. d i ‘ouls waiting on the other
shore, i * - :
His body was laid to the last rest In
the Baptilt chuich yard yesterday
morning. There It shall sleep in per
fect peace until the end of lime aball
wake It to eternal life.
SHOULD DO BUSINESS WITH
#
e MORRALl.k)ANTKLO[J. x
Tnn 1’kopi.k is honored with an in
vitation t«» the marriage in the Church
of our Bsvlour at Trenton 011 Wednes
day morning next, October 30th. at
eleven o'clock of Mi<s Sara Lee,
daughter of Mrs. George W. Morrall.N
and Mr Betrl* Cantelou. of Edgefield.
To this fair, young daughter of
HamWclt.ee rt -h an heiress of the
high qualities and noble (deal* of her
splendid father, now among the 1m -
mortals, aftrt of the rare graces and
cultured accomplishment* of her de
voted mother aud to the winner of her
vrirtwrtrand and gentle heart
well, from the Edi«to to the Savannah,
gives best congratulations and true«t
wishes that all the future years In their
' new home among the hills shall be
bright in unclouded hapnlnes*. perfect
in constant prosperity and as radiant
** in the golden present ip the love
and regard of their multitude of
friends; *. . . ' -
COOKING PUMPKINS. \
A good house keener whn«e good hns-
pump->
good
l»and ha* grown quite a Jot of
kins asss us.iiow to cook them.
We furnish the 'Information with
pleasure and wbh the assurance that
our lady Iriend’* table will he even
more delightful than usual when this
rich golden toon is served thereon.
Cut rhe pumpkin in half, with a
•pnoit remove the seed Ae to the firm
meat. After that I* done It may be
prepared In several ways.
1st. The pumpkin may be baked
until well done, and the edible part
taken out from the rind with A stout
#l*oou. .
fd. The pumpkin may he cut into
slices, the rind removed bv a sharp
kitchen knife, and the meat cut into
pieces and boiled In a porcelain or oth
er suitable kettle/ in this wav put but
little water in the kettle as the juices
of the pumpkin w;iil supplv the need
ed moUtu re and if too much water he
used the pumpkin will be less pleasing
to the taste and look*.
td. Others prefer the steam process
for the firs cooking. *■'"
A dish of the hot pumpkin on the
breakfast table need* only a little but
ter and salt added to each plate u> suit
the tasto to call for a second helping
For making the following recipe
I* given by a famous North Carolina
house keeper: ,
•‘Tmfce four heaping tablespoopfijl
bumpkin, add four tablespoonful of
salt, half * teaspoonful of finger, one
teaspoonful of cinnamoiu mix thor
oughly. TWb'Idd one pint of milk and
cream mixed. When that has been
well stirred, break In two egg*, white &
yolks together. Beat the whole vigor
ously and bake in pastry lined pan.
Berve with whipped ciyam on top.’*;
Pumpkins—Boino persons are fond of.
stewed pumpkin, which takes the
place of squash. It sbould be cooked
slowly In a# little wjiter a* poeeHrle.
WhenJInDhed there should bono wa
ter or Juice In the pumpkin to he seen;
add a very Uctie salt and plenty of but
ter. Frequently they are browned
down In the bet?on ? cr»vy. like we cook
own appointment here, .Sunday night.
Other Pastora of the Barnwell As
sociation will supply at Wllllston
during the critical illness of the pas
tor* wile. \. .
The prettv home of Mr. John 1>,
Jenny of Sycamore township was
buried about noon on the 10th in*t,
According to one report all the house
hold goods were destroyed, another is
lh.it much of tile furniture was saved,
lie had insurance for f 1 (XX) on the
house, none on the contents.
The members of the Saltkehatc.bie
Club who have promised to cohtrLhute
agricultural products to the Fall Fair
Exhibit are requested to bring their
corttrolnrlions pc Bsrnwt-H by Saturday
the 28;h Leave them either with. Mr.
w. HoDuncsn, Jack Morris or IL W.
Qirtp, the twmmTuerffi eMfge;
A committee of the Saltkehatehie
AgricuUur*l\j|uh. Messrs Birt, Pea-
aud Zoru, *uperiuten:led.oit Mon
dav the gathering of Mr. W. L. Cavo’s
« , nmpetltive acre of com made on (he
Wjllamson plim and found the^ieid to
be 03 btifdiela and 24 pounds. The
other two acre# of the field were not
as good, the total yield of the three
aerra being 150 and 12 HOhu^eia,
Col. Frank Creech’s three adre-trem
gathered Tuesday, total yield EMi and
ILdlinshel#.
Congressman Patterson has received
the giiod new* from Mfaslilngtnn (liar
the Agricultural dcpartme-ivt will so*hi
put experts'in the Bepond District to
make soil survey* for the benefit of the
farmers, thereby enabling them to
know more exactly what fertilizing
elements are lacking in and needed hv
different sol!*. This gooii wotST will
begin in BaiiHla oounty and be contin
ued (n the sea, The scaiYtly of expert
has delayed the commencement of the
work, for which Judge Patterson has
BLACKVILLK NEWS.
At the municipal election on the 14th
Inst, the following Council w’as elected
without opposition, all being young
men of high chiyTicter and demonstrat- ^
ed business alillitv. ^
Jntendant—H. L Dpwitr,.
Wardens—W. L. Nevils. R. C. Boyls-
ton, K. B. Still. Dr. R. F. Btoine.. -
H F Buist Esq. who has served as
Clerk and Treasurer so acceptably and
well fot twsdve years continues In that
responsible position.
An ordinance preservative of the
good health of the community has been
passed by the new Council. It re
quires that all begf cattle, gtmt* and
sheep I mended for the loom market
shall be iusi>ected befort they are
butchered, and, If found perfectly
healthy the Inspector shall furnish to
the owner* certificates to that effect,
which will justify their slaughtering
and sale, The penalty for each viola
tion of the ordinance Is a line of not,
lea# than f 10 nor more than |23, or im
prisonment at bard labor for not less
than ten nor more than thirty day*, or
both at discretion of the Council. *.
...JiLtir ^ Wilson is the Inspector
The charge
cents.
Me»#r« J E. Hair and Joseph Brodie
are the pioneer automobiiDts of the
town.
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TREASURER’S NOTICE.
For the convenience of the tax pav-
erroT ItarnwcH county, the county]
Treasurer will be at the following
places on, dates named for ihe purpose
>f collecting the State, county‘and
school taxes for the fiscal year com-,
mencing June Ui UH)7.
Tuesday Nov. 12th at Robbins from
t.be arrival of the A .
for Augusta until the arrival of the
C. A VV. G. rrain—gotirg South: ~ 4 "
Wedoes lay Nov. I3th at Appleton.
Thursday “ 14th “.Ailfiadale.
Friday “ 15th ** Fniclwx.
Tuesday “ Iftth ‘‘ Wllllston.
Wednesday “ 27th “ Blackvllle..
The Treasurers office will be closed
at BarnweJU.on the above date*.
J. b. Armstrong,
County Treasurer.
AT LEE’S.
BANK OF BLASKVILLE
.BECAUSE—It is a strong;^careful, safe, liberal, prompt, accurate and successful institution.
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BECAUSE—It U a growing, active, progressive, up-to-date Bank in every particular
BECAUSE—Your account will be appreciated by the Bank and your interest will always be carefully ^
considered. ‘ — - ; ; ;
BECAUSE—This Bank has an excellent Fire Proof Yault and the Finest Modern Manganese Steel
Burglar 'Proof Time Lock Safe in which it keeps its funds and papers.
BECAUSE—Each depositor is always a welcome visitor, at the Bank, whether he deposits or draws on his
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balan ce.
A. H. NEESON, . J. M. FARRElC THOS. L. WRAGG.
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'. VICE-PRESIDENT. . CASHIER.
Mi
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PRESIDENT.
1 GET READY
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TRE ABU HERB NOTICE.
The Treasurer’s office will be open
for the collection of taxes levied for
the fiscal year commencing January
1st. 1907 from the Iftth dev of October
1907 P* the Iftth day of March 190S' lu-
' 1.
FOR A BRICHT WINTEI
. — - .-lEwmR. —w*
i SEE AND .STUDY THE ADVICE AND
ADVANTAGES.
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WHITTLES PLA TF0RM. -
. ^ .f-SK ^ .i ^ %
Being myself a practical farmer I know the’needs of the
country and always fully equal every demand and expecta-*
.tion. Z' . 1 '—~
Buying for cash I have choice of all markets and know
the best and go there, \
Buying in car and train load quantities I get the lowest
rom the 1st to the Slit day o( Jxmi-
ary 1908 Inclusive a penalty of one per
cent witl bo added.
From thelnt to-the 28th day of Feb
ruary inclusive .a penalty of two per
Dit. W.. C. IIILBOUS
Barawcll, - - - S. C*
cent will be added to all uxss palcUh ^Bleft, By *ede+er Gtey wri+F
"TTsshriiarr * « t *1. i.Y .1
February^
From the
March 1302,
lat to the 15th day of
* penalty of seven per
cent will be added to ail unpaid taxes.
LEVY.
For State purposes
“ Ordinary county
•• Constitutional school
41 mill*
A "
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On Frldav Evening, Oct, 25th, in the
schiwl building will he given an Oyster
prices and largest discounta.
re)>alring the building. The public Is
cord iall* - invited to attend. •
if
MONEY TO LEND.
We are prepared to negotiate-loxn# on
improved farms for five years, partial
payments, iiitere.t 8 per cent on loans.
Don’t write, come and see us.
J. O. Patterson A-Sou.
2ff—2
OF FICK HOURS!
8.30 a, m. td 6 p. ra.
Persons living away from Barm
will please make appointments
of immediate
appointments
service
p
mod avoid
’ COWS FOR SALE.
I would like to soli a few very-gentle
milk cows as I have more than 1 care
to keep. .
\ i Brlghan) Reeii.
Kiko, Rarnwcli do^, 8.C.. Bept. Kith,
19Q7.\
been persistently striving.
Farmer George II. Bates gave us last
week specimens of corn grown ou his
farm on the Rich Land plan that pin*t
be seen to be appreciated. In size and
quality they are a credit to his agrlout
tural skill. The longest ear I* 12*
inches from butt to tip and crowded
with grains.
The Hell averaged 27; bushels to the
acre and there wa* more profit in it
than in high praised cotton of same
acreage. Borne 60 ears will bo among
the best exhibits at the Georgia —Caro
lina Fair in August*. Besides from
his farm will be sent a hate each of
sheaf oats, crab grxas and pea vine
hav. • ’ •>„,
CONFlSttttR^T'K MOTHERS.
~ A gooITee ws gat|fiftrftr wjirm bo «i ne s s
carries himlnto qpusy r f‘ej;t]i'th8
In the District Court of the United
Xsuw—^
For the Djstrict^f South Carolina.
IN THE MATTEfcQF
Knowing the value of good see^sT raise oats form
and for my customers.
These advantages I gladly share with my friends,
cr Here is one open secret of success, an assurance
of good crops:.
' The farmer who has the best work stock, wagons, and
j implemente and a plenty of food and forage gets the best
wages hands and share croppers. “''* 5
Whittle will sell you the Beat,-^ r , r ' ——
THREE CARS HORSES. ALL GOOR SUITABLE FOR SADBLE,
f.IGHT AND HR A VV OR .* FT PI7RPOSV»V
TWO CARS MULES r NONE BETTER, FOR FARM. WAGON. AND TIM
BER USES. : TT—^ z
ONE CAR WAGONS, BQUGHT BEFORE PRICES, ADVANCED. THE
BEST IN MATERIAL, wORKMANSHlP^AifD FINISH IN THE SOUTH.
BIX THOUSAND BUSHELS GENUINE HOME GROWN APPLER RUST
OATS AT 80 CENTS PFR BU8BEL. .
FOUR THOUSAND RU8HELS HOME GROWN TEXAS RUST PROOF
Total levy ’ ,
There will be an extra levy of (2)
two mill* lu. BUckvtlle Townablp for
Road tax. *
Commutation Read tax will be $2.00
audwill firrceefted from the 16th day
of October 1307 to tbelai day of March
I5K)8 incluaiye.
SPECIAL LOCAL SCHOOL LEVY.
Cedar Grove (l*) mill.
Allendale, Uarhary Branch. Mt. Cal
vary, Double PomL. Elko, Kdisto.
Fairfax, Friendship. Healing Springs,
Kline. Morris, New Kqfest, Oak Grove;
Old Columbia, Reedy Branch. Belgling-
vllte, Seven Pines aud Tluker* Creek
(2) mills each. —
WiUiston mill*,
BXrton, Ittackvilte. Big Fork, Cavi,
0Tckorv HML Ow*na Crm* Road*,
rtycamore. No 61, Uhnera and upper
Rich Land 3 mill*. ——
Heron lea and, Lee* 4 mill*, Barnwell
DR. JNO. P. LEE, m
SSafc Dentist,
^LfflBvviLLlBTON, - - B.
Office over Bank Of WIHUtoo. Will
not receive calls In the coaotry, bu
will be In office every day. : i
Mil Ui
iilitit
DENTAL SURGEON,
BUCIiflUE, S. C
/Will be at his Bsrn^
office ettry Monday
Tuesday, and dt Ills
office m blackvllle
z*m
R L. Uaaery, Bankrupt^ In BanVrpcy j OATS AT 80 GENTS PEg BUSHEL^
bai'or
the summer squash.
zs
county has boon for severiiiiiMfcortt^* ‘ig-;
quiring n* to wiiat motheYX"'’6f^ son*
who w’efe in-the Opufedfrate-army still
survive. He has been able to finJ-only
ihe«e three. - ^
Mrs. Salile Morris of George* Creek
Township, now about 94 years of age.
She is the venerhbl* and well beloved ?
mother of Mcssry George W. Morris.
Ransom Morris. J. W. Morris and
Frank Morris and of Mr*. Susan
Creech.
Mrs. Mary Coward of Dunbarton,
mother of Mr. M O. Wall by her firat
‘marriage.
Mrs. Cowurif l» ilow 83 years of age.
In the enjoyment of good health and
no imp* I red faculties and the yeari-
have added onlr to the aweetneaa of
nejr whole bearfed aolicitiule In the
borne where she la m»~ well beloved.
He.r-remMwmnces uf the^ld Hr ^
most entertaining she la probably
To the Creditor* of *ald\B*nkrupt,
of Barnwell, in the County of Barnwell
and District aforesaid, Bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
lOtli dav of Octoiler A. D. 11*07. the said
Tl. L. LTssery was difly adjudicated
bankrnntvand that the first meeting of
hi* creditors will bo held at Barnwell,
8. C.. 1 u the office of the Referee, on
the 29lh day of October A. f>. 1907, at
12 o’clock M. at which time the Credi
tors may attend, approve their claim*,
appoint a Trustee, exauiine the Bank
rupt. and transact such other business
as may properly come before said meet-
ing.
R, A. ELLIH.
Referee in BankfUffitry.
^^^WBll^ : G,>Gotobor 16th 1007.
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D. WHIT
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BLACKVILLE, S C
rs=
At tti. »»,l ^>in,*rft. ««- t*«- ewss
.tors of the'Grendel Cotton Mills at
Greenw^M President McKDabit msde
the gratlfvlng statement that eeVenty
one per cent of ft* capltaf stock f* lielff
hr citlifen* of Sduth Carolina.
never forgets that the publisher bd
qiaht..
Mr. Wall fs
niind amf *H public and private splri*
at *4te age of 05 years, a* good and true
Jtaldf W* as* fhe questioji but have no
Me* 1 Mi*Mkj lott W *e»K
Real Estate lor - Sale
IV
: Town of BMvffle. ■
IT PAY'S TO ADVERTISE WHAT
YOU HAVE FOR 8AL«.
One lot In town of Rlackville situate
on North side R. R. Avenue with one
drug store buildIrrg and two good eot
tage dweling* in rear of store, in sane
lot. and known as Dr. G. B. Lartigue
drug store property, adjoining the resi
dence of Mr. 1*. W. Farrell.
'Two good building lots in North
ern portion of town—Each )dt meas
ure* 400 ft- front by 200 ft.
vSitoeis on three shies. Lot* level deep
smnorb. Prices
buvois."
LAND FOR
FINAL* DISCHARGE NOTICE. | MONEY TD LOAN.
hfted States currency Gold and Slli-
coin eoantv and school claim* prop
erly approved will be received for |
taxes.
Checks, draft* &o will not be received
except at the risk of taxpayer.
J, H. Armstrong,
County Trea»urer.
Barnwell. 8. C.’yeot. 16th HX)L
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GOOD LANDS FOR SALE.
A tract of four hundred acre* lying
on the Lower Three Kuna, about 35
acres cleared, balance .w<
miles from Dunbarton Station. Vstrie*
iy healthy place, with fiue water, on*
Cuildiug. \
ALSO
. A n-act of one li 11 mired and thirty
three aorta, atM+ut S6—*cres Hrmrd,
V
tvaaoe wana evoiStsaao bo. ir«*
FROG PO]
CHILL AND FEVER
Notice 1* hereby given that the un
der signed a* administratrix of the es
tate of Jennings Gaiphin deceased will
on Mdndav, November IHli 1907. file
with the Hon. John K. Sneiling, Judge
of Probate, his final account with' said
estate and apply for Letter* DUiaia-
»ory.
F.d Cherry
Adminiatrator.
Oct. 3d 1907.
FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day, November ilth 1907 the under*
signed w#h’Sde^her tUi*T''accoiint ' as'
Guardian of I^eroy Llndley with Hon.
John K. Sneiling. Judge of Probate,
aud apply for liCttert Dismissory.
Jane A. L1ndley, t r
Guardian.
Oct. 3d 1907.
Apply to G. M. Gryene,
Barn well, S. C.
SEED RYE FOR SALE.
.Barhwell County Raised, the kind
that never fall*, or disappoints, for sale
- b JU
aorta, about Sit)—aerwr
balance wood land, one tenant, house !
and out buildings, excellent water,
healtby^xix mIlea from the Coast Line
and Charleston and Weatern Carolina
Railways’.
For prices, terms and description
call ou or write to
T.B. Harley.
Dunbarton, S. C,
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.
The Registration Rnol;* will be open*
in the Court House on tho firat Mon
day (sale dav) in each month for the
trar.Bkction of such buaineae as is re
quired by law. - -
IV. J. Baxley, Chairman.
G. k. Dnnhar. Pecretary.
me MmiALmtuu.iid
\ . 50 ems A BOTTLL
J
N. Burckhalter,
FINK FARM FOR SALE.
Four mile* north east of Wllllston,
containing one hundred and five teres,
sixty cleared, balance in timber, has
tyip good seltlements. with ail needed
out bhlldings. good wells at each,
healthv, Jn an excellent neighborhood,
wii^ln a mile of New Forest School.
For particular* apply to
B. Bates,
WUllstdn, S. 6.
• DICKS-HOUSE,
634 BROAD ST., '
^ Adocbta, Ga.
Excellent room* and good taWe
b«,ard. Kates, $1.50 per day; special
rate* by tbe week.
A. P. Drox*. Pwor.
The oTd reliable the kind yowl
uaed to take. The one that never fa
to cure. Dorft waste time and
cxperimenUrfg With new '•iWea. Bi
for-the beat from the jump.
Pond is the ounce af prevention
-xwnd of cure combined. Aak for It
take no substitute, if yovt me
Joea not sell ft writs to ua we
it direct for 50 cents.
J. B. DAVE^FORT R CO.
Wholebal* DacaeiaTs',
August*. Ga.
Eor Sale By
Simms A Best. R. A. Deason A (
C. N. Burckhalter.—Barnwell.
R. B. Ftckling—Blackvllle.
R. P. 8varaon Drug O<*..—All#
C.F. ClIUu, M.Bl
Wta.gcJit.
WANTED.
Of be*r many other cotton ffMN* In jp RtiBiy ht> was In the stonii of war.
IheSfateoen anything like that b*.s'qyyfd In Gapt. W. H. Kennedy #
ariillerv eommaild
Mrs- A (Hi Mary Matthews of
fony . i.
1 t'tJ lyLJLi* -4“ v x31 UWviJJ
ieea reasonable to and,
quick
)R SALdB—A-tract of 285
xcr.*s, being a pari rit Dr. BTF, Peoples
nod Strong In bfRfv. yrtantathsn mrErilato River. iMFUrl
three tenant settlement# on the place
Part i# well timiwrecf, the remainder
in .good state of-,cultivation, prlcv
rra-oniiblo. For- furthbr information
apply W 3 -
H(WH-
H. F. Buist,
A tty .-at Law.
STOKE YOUR COTTON .
5HT WiLLiaxox Corroif Wa»k-
F“ Hooaa is xoW biadv to aroRB
jr aon+tt, ■' '■ ■ v -. ■
par- CiUKOKS 26 CENTS pa* bale
(I* PXg MONTH, IXCLUD1KO 1KSV-
^ RAECB.
f0F Bank op Williston will
F” MAEE LIBERAL ADVANCES' OH
CffEPOtLSTORED ij* THIS WARE-
^ BOCSE.
A. KENNBDYr Pjiebidext.
R. F. D.
KILL thb COUCH
MDCURe TMS LUNC6!
WITH
Dr. King’s
New Discovery
FOR QolS^ 8
AND ALL THROAT AND U1MTMH18U
Fifty colored laborcrh' at
once for togging^railroad and
sawmifl work. Steady work
good wages*~paid every night
with checks, which-may* be
turned info office for cash
j every two weeks and house
T
rent free. Also'can use white
■AND LUNG
OUABA’WTOEDB
labor.
Gall or address fereon Lujn-
_ ber Co-, Ulmers, S.
Calhoun &
Life, Accidi
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