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The Barnwell People.
p. W. lioLMESr Editor 1 P^r
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'IHlinsl'AY. KOVKMBEH. U. 1it07.
Thj CI*»rhJ4 II > i.j CTfirtcitH* W-
♦ U(*d hy the hunt's of riiHrlrmnn, (Jo*
lutnbnt, Ao^um * «r»'t Siviinnih «ro m
jpS&4ift««*r I« S«uit. ( urnllna ftl
Hutlonat hank note#., K»ery «lollar U-
(Mi.m! !, h'. kt'.l hv T Mini M half
In Hut« »nd tn»tnl*'lp«* bond*. Kvery
dnl'iif in notional b.nk note# ha# n
dollar In Hulled fltnte# boml* biaVinfi
•tt. ThU’* the diffvifinc**. • j
tKm’t dUcount n neitlHfatsL-. s
u i iitP rA;' :
' On the <Uy that Bpo-evott t took 1*1#
fl.dt outh #« rrc»#Idt>»>t. of IImP rn1ti*d
«tHt*‘« a dpwnoifa Heinoci ut to t a re-
Kf|M»Wb*i»n tltsTTHiat Mfore
• ^l‘rr#ident It loecvelt rlionid leave the
*r|%e< Hcmnrbo would plnng* the
country into a cieat war or e:rti*>t a hi){
pink*. r _:
Limi week tho better* n*‘* t nt*^i^®*
’ publi ‘an banded over the inonov wtth
ou t b’-injt a#kodlor it, »ay lug dolefully
• Yim’xe Won.”
'1: iij> to the lliiHiieier* ot the ITni-
tdd State# to tell whether the present
pnnliv't^ a str^prlM or a willfully
liUnned plot. - -
If a surpr!#-* than the Irrf'lIiTg TTnnn-
cler# are not flttoto leader#, for linro
pein# #nw it coming uiooth* ago.
If a eklllfiill.y pl umed plot tney oniHt
iprove It *:»by glvlnj; the name* <-f the
phjtterii aod Mating their purpo-c# in
brlng+og it on ‘
. If,they knew that It wa# a plot. bjkI
di«l not tiy to prevent or txpo#e i it
then they were and arejp.irtoara tit the
conspiracy. _ i •
They must 4#djISlo*Them#elve# on
wither horn of the dlletmna they pirfer.
f-iuwrmpeteoce or compllcit*
If they keep *tlent they are gnilfy of
fcrnli tturoin]*jffocy auTioinplljity.
j r * NKWd NOTEi.
Six Indie# of *now fell In Michigan
on .'vimhiy.
York county farmeril bare abolit
yjlKI.tKtO worth of cotton attired in local
warehourea.
Thu Inmn Territory cotton e^op
wii# dainagej hy u a now acorin anil
blUsard on Sunday. -
ThU jr.ai’a MethodUt annual ejinfar-
fnee will he tieid at. tlatl'ney, Novem
ber £7tli to He^ii-mbei 2d. -
Friend#, of Inw vcr C. C, Featlieritonc
of Laucrua #av be will l>© a caodkiato
for fjovertmr after Anaet*# tenutb. :
Kx |*re#ldent Grover (ttpvtdaiid and
til* aon Klchnrd were ro go rahblf. hunt
ing,>m alhcr penuitti' g.ou Monday,
Augustii people were ro plvaaed with
the Georgia Carol I da Fair hut week
that they have kept itdpt'ti three day#
• hi# week.
V
WOKJMERPVL KCZKMA'CUKK.
“Our ^ittle boy had eczema for f.vu
year# ” writes N. A. Adams, Henri
etta, I’e. "Two of our home doctor*
said the case w as dtopeleas, hla lungs
being atlccied. ' We then employed
oilu r doctors, hut no henettt rckulted»
Dy chance we read about Electric lilt*
ter#; bouglit a bottle and soon noticed
iimprovement We 'continued thla
miid(due until several hotdea were
used, wlien our boy wa#' completely
cured.” Beet,of all blood medicines
,*i.d body building bcaltli tonics,
tlnarauie'e.d at Kir A: Doa.00 A Co-.
Drugstore. jOc.
- ' Ijrt* t attrt; fcW. tifttrw; in*? 1 »ra ' u va/aii r« 1 *• u. ^ j.^. ■ f' ■ ^ ^ —
State Huporintendent of Ktlucatlon Uuaraouied by K. h-. Oeaaon A CO. JfutwUTHTPuIvig the #0 m ioh cried
O. B Mai tin diWUnnl liluiscfTmi Mon
day a candidate for the United suite#
Senate next year.
Congreniimm Adamson of (Jeorg'a
piedijPta that uekt .•'(•ri ng cotton will
tie h(> percent higher In price than U I#
iheto melancholy day*. •
ThoXJonfedvrsie Veteran# of Georgia
liold,tU«*1r iilinual reunion Ihi# week,
and many G* rip knife it# J 1 Ided* tlieip in
revlvftig DJd'iiiemoilea in Augusta.
Tha report of the interstate commerce
comm.Uaio.i thowa that during {he
vdar dn
were ki
can rip!
tiding June rtdtit person# AuP-uoTfolio# the feiW
j 1 j|«#IIs-U(L-I r iaU)tytred m> Jmeri-
Irouds.
In many uoiVoUea farm laTuls rtihl for
fen *nn mm prices on last aale lay,-some
bi inglng upw ard# oi tllty duil.ira per
here,
, From this fact it appears that IniellU
p;ent and eiiergetlb farming; Ts the
safest and minit |>rotlta.ble busdnesa in
Which flvV.'metrcati eiigage. . • '
. nrar , rm-Tirt"
recognized hereafter, that money U
r*ot pow* g^ LOod a# lt Used to be—a
dollar will,, not buy as much as in tbe
safer and more sensible time#.
Then high price# will tempt some to
aell-mid move to the ckh # and towns,
where they will either simply exist or
engage In business new to tliem.
Other# will be Induced to soil and
♦migrate to Georgia and Florida,
where lauds are cheaper than here.
‘•WOODMAN SIM KK Til AT TREK.”
On our f*#urth page, head of sixth
fesduiun, la an article cfescrvlng the
* Careful refediug of every land owner.
In Ida full statement published In
the larger dally papers llr. I’inchot
truthfully declared that land owner#
ran make more money by IcUing the
treea grow than by cutting and sowing
nml selling them and putting the
ntoaoy out at Interflit.
—r-©u George W.Ywndferhihhr place at
Ililtmore, N. C, containing ICO.tKH)
toire# no tree# are allowed to be cut Pdr"
sicpt tho#; th it ar»«ut ire, or that are
111 shaped, CfeeTvrmvded or otherwise
objectionable. Many hill'.sideV that
wgo »re now covered With llh**, yoiihg
r-ree# growing nTiRkl w and restoring
the fe-rtikty of tuj^ xcil.
Thera arc mfeny aenr# In tlarnwell
WHiflty too worn out for prolltihle cul-
«tlvatldn that If trea #ee<ls. srorn#, pine
uiast hickory nt*t#, Ihina berries Ac
he worth much more to the children of
thcly pre*enr owner# a dozen or more
years hence.
Up in Greenwood county, this State.
WhWfafmers are having to' buy coal
for their tenant# . Much a condllion is
not far of! from some Barnwell people.
*i’h« wood we burn now is hauled #ix
taTTfetTfetid hard to get. ,
A MAN
WHO
KNOWS Si'KAKS.
Mr. Lee G. Ilolleman, the,state bank
exit miner, wa# very much pleased to
learn in The Ftate .yeatcritay of the
ttctlon of (be South Carolina banker#*
recommending the l-'Mie of clearing
house c< ttUicMtett by Colutuhia and
' ©htirloaton.
“ I believe thist tt will give us the
circulating tmullHin we need just
now,” he raid, "and therefore wiil
iciieve the situation entirely. I lutve
no lieMtancy in saying that ihe hanks
of this State.are in apicmlhl c«»nditlon
and there Is nor lire slightest danger of
any Iron hie. The guaramee of the
sw'editof the()harde«tno and t’olumltia
hank# would he behind such ceriill-
c.itt's and of course till# is all that i#
needed to make the paper ju#t as valu-
wblc as govermuet t tuoney. '
‘‘The hanks in other aecthlnfl have
beafi taking the currency aw ay and in
mtlcr to move lhe cotton and in fact to
secure enough for the ordinary every
day btiaiuo## it may become necessary
t.» make currency mote elJlsth*. There
fore. I am very much pleated w ith the
action of the bankers, and hope that
the Columbia and Charleston banking
institutions can see their way ciear to
«imply.
“The panic in the country will bo
wver within 20 days. I bclfbve that
matter# fere getting easier now, but I:
will be fully 80 day# before confidence
Is yvstorert, A fid that'1# all the pan ic
m* uua—lout coufldcnca.—TJie State, Sth
liiat ^
First'(Hrcet report# of the earthquake
at Ivntwthgft; in Asia three weeks ago
,wiue lieelVcd'on snriday. About 5,-
iA 0 person# wcie killed #0 far as iim>-
tigatlop# have gone.
rite damestow n Kxposl.ion ha# prov
en » b g tlr.anclal lalitire. It owe#
over a million dollar* and will loses lot
of nuiiity. I'Jie at'cinlaiu# was much
les# liuu It was expeclcd to be.
'' •'" T '
Some Georgia people have arranged,
to iiiip.i.u..ju5.i|u experiment ftfteen or
twenty J.ipanese to work on rice land#
mearmivanmih. If they give satlstac-
l*ou many uiore will he hrougnt there.
Prof. Stile# K. Mellichamp. a veteran
teacher now the Orangeburg ^county
siiprriutcndcniof .cducatkruT Inis an-
i.oimced ni# 1 aad|;lacy lor the position
of Stale Superintendent of Euecation
in next year# pslinary"."”
Krom tho cornm in ’einent of the prea-
ent ptupd n)> tt/ Saturday, Ametlcgn
^blinks ami trust compnri 1 et• Tiought In
KjigUtnl over tDtv iwiliion ,do)tac8 In
gobl for #h1pment to tho United sute#
to relieve ttite fiiiaaclal stringency. .
Up to Baturday there ha<l been JKJ
vew-tled o-.#f# of trvbonle |i|.igwe in San
FnmcUeo. pf which U had been curyd.
11 rem fined under treatment "and fi7
hatl flied. 'I here were dU.cuUier#., #u#-
1 person#, h
TliC reduction of paasenyer rainia to
two eent# a mllfe over the Allan'a and
Westl'olnt Railroad of Groigia in*^
creaaed September earnings L£Af p* e
cent,over those-nf #8in(j r month last
year. People travel more and pick
cotton le#.#.
Wrestling mati he# are getting to be
quite popular from Columbia to the
North Carolina lino. One of the mtr«t
interest ng 0:1 th>* mat is that between
Senator A. CV* Latimer of Anderson
and Editor W, _E. Gonzales of Tbe
Slate 011 the q testion of immigration.
Cad. J. H R*ttil, owner of the Sa-
_ v anmilii Morning News, -dW on
Aattirdar. ag,#! 67 year#. lie be
gan Ilf* at tdr.cfoot of tlm ladder hnt
cdnihed to the top hy merit. Ilia rXaf-
ord in war and peace wa# without re
proach,
King Edward of England was fti;
Wear* old on Saturday. His largest
binh*day present w;V# a“ilTaniomL esti
mated .0 be worth |7o0 UDd, presented to
him a# a slight token of th fAlaye and
loyalty 0M1I# South African, subject.#
whom he whipped »<» aeyurejy a few
yeferwogo. '
Siimc the recent, death of Oharje# E
Parklfi# of Caicaeo tliii generous art
lias heen nifedo pnhlio Withnut his
kWow leigc ur*con#ent, tie v. as *oVr?« fI h
director of-a bank in which lie held
DON’T PAY ALIMONY
to be divorced from your appendix.
There wilt tm no occasion for |i ii you
keep your bowel# regular whji Dr.
King’# New Life Pills. Their action
i# so gentle that the appendix never
has cause to make the lca«t complaint.
Druggist. 21c,
Try them.
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AS AUSTRIA BEES.
Vienna, Nov..8—The government,
today issued a warning against agents
who at pre/cur, ale so bii*y inducing
Austrian and Hungarian ^migration to
llie.Soutiiern States of Aafferlc*. ,
The otllclAl circular on the subject
calls attention U> .he alfeged peonage
system,In tloii. part of the United 8:a.e#
and recommends that people who enn-
tetuplfete emigration tie \ery_ cautlcus
poet# cotton receipts of tbe pre a e«nr
crop year as 79;i 00(1 hales Ijt»# thaA fo* ,
the flame time ItHlWtJ.'
MY BEST FRIEND.
J - ^ # , ■ *V •
A1«*xander lienton, Who llvei rn<
Rural Route 1, Fort Edwaril,. N. Y-
#av»: -’Dr King’s New IflswvVry is
my l»e*t earthly friend. It cimd in*
of ssthma six year# ago. It has also
performed a wonderful cure of inclpienif
consumption for niv son’s wile. The
tlrst hortl* enih d the terrible eotrgh,
and ffil* accomplished, the other gym
toms left 01 e by one, uuiil she wa#
perfectly w.'elL_l)r. King’s New Dli-
coverv’# power over cough# and cold*
l# simply marvelous.'* * No other
remedy has w\rr equa'ed it. Fully
guaranteed by R. A. Denson & »'o.
Druggist. 50c and $1 60. Trial bottle
free. -
® ■ ■ ■«*»
atp'Mir s arepy of operative# »te.»# have
been taken to build two more three
hundred thousand dollar cotton mitl*.
one aLUuion, the other nt Ncwbtrry.
lion agents until the reliable gui^rnn
tecs arc fortbcindeg regarding the
prospect# tor euiig/auts In the rututh
em Mate*. '
A NARROW ESCAPE.
v . —
(l7W. Cloyd, a merchant, <.f Pin nit.
Mo., had a narrow 1 scape four year#
ago, when he ran « jiin#on bur into hi«
1 n u m ?>. -Ileaais: ‘'i’lte. dm:tp r wan ted
to amputala.it hutJ wouljd m»t consent
I bought a box o!.Buckicn’# ArnlC.i
Salve and that cured the tl mg rous
wmiiift.” 23c at li. A. Lfeasou A C’o.
Druggist.
ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS.
Corbin. Ky, Oct 2d—An Italian
seetdon band, employed hy the Lottl#-
vllie, anti Nashville railroatl killed a
buzzard Tuesday and cooked tho pjrd.
serving it with fluinpiing*. He invi
ted three otner Italian# to partake of
the meal immediately afterward all
four became violently III. An hour
r the host filed in great agony and
hi* three companions are not expected
to recover.
PhyjdcTaoj attending the men say
'their ctmdjtlon is due entirely to hav
ing eaten of the buzzard tle.-h. ;
, TREASURER’S NOTICE.
For the convenience of tbe tax pojr-
er# of Barnwell county, tbe eoumv
Treasurer will he at the following
plains on dates named for ihe purpose
f>f collecting th* S'trte, county and
school taXe* fnr'Ahe tUufel ye.if coin
mencing Jti' e l#t 11)07.
Tuesday Nov. 12th at Robbins from
the arrival of tb« A. G. L train bon ml
for Augusta until the arrival otTbe
C. A W. G. train going Booth.
M ednesJay Nov. ’,3ih at Appleton.
Tluirsday *’ IfetH ** Attumtitl©.''
Friday ” 15th •• Fairfax.
Tuesday *• linh “ WLIImoq.
Wednesday ** 27ib *‘.T1laek)IUe. •
The Treasurers otllce w ill bo closed
at Hfernwell on tlie above dates.
J. b. Arfn*trftbg,
Qounty Treasurer.
^WILLIS 1 C0..K-
DEALEKS IN,
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GCOD LANDS FOR SAIL
In the District Court of tho United
States, Eastern District of South Caro
lina . .
Fleming Cltavou*. Trustee In Bank
ruptcy of R. I*. Zcigler, compluiiiant,
vs
Lina B Zeigler and May B. Williams,
i iefendant#.
By virtue f>f a Decretal Order to me
dlreetetl lu tLe ahf.x e sta c'l cVsi* hy hi#
honor, Willfatt) 1! Brnwlev. Judge of
said (*otirr, I will filler to Hie highest
bidder for cas-h iVt tBeCourt House In
Barnwell, Sfiurti Gferolina, during the
legal hours of sale on Monday, second
day of December 11M;7, the sam 1 being
saletlav In snhl iuotuli the following
dc-crlhed prnpery. situate. l\ing and
| linliill in tlm 1 tnin-T r“ ggWBBjr|^
aroieswU., within- the eoi punrte RTfilts
of the town of Allcfidale.
A I that lot. piece or parcel of land,
the property qf Mrs. Lina H. Zelgler.
one of tne Defendant# h* rein, l\iog
and being in tho town yf Allendale, m
County Hinl State aforesaid, cmHiUnlog
thme acres more <>r less, and bounded
on the North by lands of Mrs Perry
Tison and Mr# T. E Gftcge, East by
Land# of M r#. T. K. Gf»>ge and tbe
mad leading P< land* of the estate (
Dr. John S/ Htouey. South hy same
rusd arid 1 ends of Mrs'. T. E. Go 'ge
and Mr*. Lucy A Tl-on, and . on the
\Ve#t by lands of M rs. T. E. Googe and
Mav. Lucy A Tison.
— A*
FINAL DISCHARGE NOUCE.
-Noxloe is hereby given that the ian-'
<b#r#ignert w 111 on Moiiilay, Novcmoi r
Idth 1S)07 tiie with lion. John K..
-BtreHiug, Judge ol Prtihaie for Bnrn-
wcll County, hi# Final itetnrn a# Kxec
utor of the will of Mrs. Sarah L.
Dyches and apply for LettCts Dbmis-
sory. . ± .Tl—
II. P. Dyches, Excculorr
October. 11th J'JOI. —— .
IkO.tKid worth of #tf**;k. Tho, bipk
, ... fuioul aKd tq^ap the depnsituta frfim
were teamed wtUrgulHe* ilfteeo ^ ^ Mr {trkT,* voluntarily
his private
gavc'iua miiliou doliara of
foitnne. *
The I a #t of *]te £.ammiexui*l4eb*gf *pij
er» who quit wotk August feih on n
strike for hlghot pav shorter hours
and better privileges owned them
salves beaten <m.the tith inst. In the
larger cities where Thev held out long
wc.-c sown on an 1 plowed undei wouldjj hundmls have asked to be-txlfen
hack.'httt only a vxrv few were given
work. Th# ir places hud been tilled ami
they will have to Tenrti 'hew . vva\s of
making (heir living*. ^ r vT
A g'«‘»t banquet 1# ta be given in
IVashiugton on the 2IUh lust to \V, J.
Bryan. Prominent Democrat# from
all narts of the United States will be
present. D is thought that Mr. Bryan
wiil then let tiie public know whether
orjint lie wishes t'te Democratic camli-
dacy fur Pmsidmil next rear. If ha
wants the nnml.,aliuii he egn get
and th Ire is to Tie Hire eatrtHrhite tjic
Ret»uhitcans will trv all the harder
tfrgot President Roosevclt to be their
a.and ardbeaner.
’Tt’s an III wimi that blow* nohody
good ” J. Piqrpont Morgan, the New
York Ranker, who wjtlt tiie help, of
Scctetary of the United S'utes 'i're.as
iny Corlelyott «nd many mooird men
Stopped the recent panio run#On New
York banks and tru#t companies, made
a mint of money for himself and hi#
haoik and its stockholder*, Itn look'
pay by buying at his own figures s«-
jcnritles that were good In ordinary
eltcttmsrnnces. hut that would have ho
fome Valueless without hi# helping
hand.
Mr. James Ueiirjt Rice Jr., the bril
liant editorial correspondent of the
rspartanburg Journal. *44 oh-quently
urging bdt*l and restaurant keeper* to
in,dude corn bread among the guod j turo at its next .*ssl*ii to provhic for
Dilngs they serve to their pztrona. i*.‘ But the law makers should co
MORE SOUTHERN INVESTIGA
TIONS.
Congres* passed at (is last session S’
law proyidiug for the Investigation of
manufacturing esuhlislinfenta es
pecially relainig to child and woman
labor in cotton mills Ac.
Under that law two unmarried fe
male misslouarie* liave been going
through the cotton mills anil towns
11 round Charlotte, N. C. t with imig
list# of printed question* to be nu-
swered bv tiie opeDHive*
Th&JLBire no doubt hunting trotildp,
anil will Ilnd it, a.111] a w holesale lot of
talk in Congress and the yellow pews-
papers may follow.
There ought to be some supervision
of tbe cotton mill# and to wit* of tbl*
State, cuntaining na-th.ejL.do shout one
llfth of the white population, but I his
'*0 N
That lot nr parcel of land containing
and hieasui hie 25 feet >nd 10 iuchi s
fronting 011 Main Stm t, hy H'5 feet
deep and Itoundcd on the Nor.h hy
Main Street; on the K«#t bv lot of
Owens, C. R. Wilson, Leroy WUsnn,
Jr., .anti W. A All., Jr., atul tbe school
house lot; and on tho West ami Bouth
by lot. of 1. I<. ToMn. tiie sjiuh being
half of tli.a Hotel Wilson lot andkinovu
ns Number’ffLitJock ft, on plat of the
town of Allendale.
This sale i* made at risk of former
last ami highe-t bh!d?)#.
»* PurdiastT to pay for paper#. ^
R A ELLIS,
Referee in Bsnk;uptev.
C.\rnweil78! C., lllh Novcudjcr IPG*.
MACHINIST'S CARD.
I ofler iny services «« MfevVmist t«>
those needing prompt and tne best ser-
.yhfei. -r-—
WUh *lx years extH-rieiice in 111a-
cbiiie thopv, building uud icpaiiing
machinery I am coofirluht that I car.
give complete satisfaction.
Steam Engine and boiler, pump,
gasolene engine, *a* r mill an<l cotton
gin woi k are ail familiar ami well un
derstood.
Call on or address
r ■Jack"Fate, ''
* Barnwell, r> C.
MASTER’S SALE.
4-
SttrthTtFSi 111 th riroi i 11 a
County of-ttaww ell.
Court of Common IMca*.
y'' Mrs. EU%abeth Bolen,
* Plaintiff,
against-
Melfe Bolen,
Defeufisnt.
_ By virtue of a decroUl order to me
ill reeled in the above entitled cause..f
w ill sell .at Barnwell, In front of the
Court Hou*o on Monday. December
2 id. 4907, it being satcsiTfty "IrT TaTd
lUunth. within Hie legal hour# of sale,
the following described teal property;
aH that tract,.piece, parcel of land, ly
iug, beltt/ Hhd aittiated in the county
nLJiarnwen. State, of South Carolina
(together with tbe improvements there
on) cuntaining and measuring eighty
two (S2 acre#) more or le*«s. hounded
on the North 147 raifda of C'ynthra
Boleii; KUst hy laud* ut James O.lo.rr;
Snath and Wes: by hnido'MJf 71 lina R
White. *
Terms of sale : One half c:nh an J
the balance on a credit of one vear, tiie
credit parLhi4Pt.> Im -eeoeed by « uimr-
ga«o of the snhl premise# bearing
intere-r st 8 per eeist; the pnrcii.ser
having tiie right to pnv all cash at the
tltne of Hie purchase. Purchaser to
pay for paper*.
11. L. O'Raitnon,
« * * 7~~ Master.
MASTER’S SALE.
State of South Carolina, )
County of Barnwell f
Court of Common I’leas. _
Stephen Tyler, Plaintiff.
against—-
Islah Tyler, et al., Defendants.
By virtue of. a decretal order to me
directed ill tlio above entitled cau*h, I
w ii! sell at Barnwell, In fSint of uhe
Court lloum, on Monday, the second
day of December,-1907, being salcdav
in said inoqtli, within the legal hour*
of sate, the follow ing described real
property :
All 1)1.at tract or plantation of land
situate, lying and being In Utackvllie
Township, state and Cpunti aforesaid,
coi.tuiiiing e.ighty five acres more nr
las*, iMMiuded on tiie North bv land* of
J. D. wnlttie; on the Ka-i by land* of
Stiue should exercise that supervision, | J. D. M bittlc; on the twiutn hv public
Hud If the mjliowner# are wise in their
generation 1 hev will ask tbe !a*g|*ls
lany drumm-rs go oft .Bundaya to a
f ile h5ii_t! ii.,t*-i vtjat ha*. bW (Bike
'iUst, pone bread for diUTfeC
bstttkt csates lot supper.
tsfoead n Ubout waiting-to he asked
IIumafijtvyvi,d. sclJ infereat will be.
well served bjv a wise law wisely cxe-.
cuu'd. ; •
road which #eparate* it froifi latid# of
l* \V. Farxell aqd >-n tiie Wc»t bi land*
•f O. W. Boy Mon.
t at sisk ot funner paitflisser
Ferm* Ca'h. Pur.di i-cr to pav tor
papers. r <
• -#U. L. O’Batrnon, .
WANTED—Totchcr for Martin
School. Salary tltirfy dot late per inonih.
Apply to _
(F. B. Elli%——
/ - Martin, S.-G.-
8 11 • ’ ’
FOR SAJ.K or ken r.
My farm ki.owh p* tho Vogel. Place,
contaltiing ’sliout J.'t) acre* aud io a
high state 01 cultivation, about ouu
mile from town of Barnwell.
- P J Drew,
v Sumter, S. C.
A tract oT four hundred acre* lyihg
on the Lower 'Ihree Run*, about 35
acres cleared, balance wjiod land 4
miles from Dunbarton Stath n. a strict
!y lieaithy place, withdine water, one
buildicc.
ALSO ,
A tract of one liundiei ar.d tiiirty
three acres, ah<>iu 89 tferes cleartvl,
balance wood iatid, one tenant house
and out buildings, excellent water,
heaHhv, six m le# Irnin tbe Coa*t. Line
and Charleston and Western 1 arqlina
Railway a. ' '
For prices, terms and description
call on or w rite to
.... j. T. B. Harley,
j, Dn n bartfin, S.jC,
MONEY TO LEND
Wk arc prepaiavd.to negotiate loan# or
improved tanns for 4lv© year*, partial
payments interest S per cent «m khius.
D/u’c write, come and see us.
J. O. Patterson & Soai,
.28-2
FINAL DlhCHARGB.
Notion 1* hereby given that on Mob-
day November 18t,h 1!K)7, the under
signed will tile with Hon. John K
.Mieiting, JudgeT>f Probate for Baru-
vvell county his dual account a* execu
tor ot M rs. 4 liizabe lij Eaves dn^tased,
and apply for Letters Disinissory.
VV. II Eavca, .
Executor.*
October Util 1!07
C. II. -MATHIS
BunerofcvRnst Proof Oat# yield .10 to
Uki per jenc more tiian Texas or
Native*. • : .
2,trio bushel* St $1.00 per bushel, F-
O. 11^=^
First comt first serveiT
- .y . C II Mat{,4#.
lih.ckviFe, b. C.
FOR KENT.
54!or«e farm within half mile of
Dunbarton, 011 A. C. L..R. R.
Apply to
M.r* F. II. Uster. '
1 Danbanon, b.'C. ‘
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A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
^^sFor sale, with consent, one hundred
aery* Including lull! site on waters o£
Jackshn Branch, two miles below Svc*.-
mure. fOiiF"mHes froin Fairfax on th-
C. &. VV. (’.rK R. One building and
tw?> set* of mill rocks with property.
T his is tt fine water ptawatr c.fli-a bo4d
never failing stream, bealtby, gootl
he I g 11 ho r h 0011, an
or a cotton factory or o,ther muunfiic
ttiruig enterp-i-e . , ' '
For fiittbvr information apply to
IT. VV. Oeen
' Ulmer*, S. C,
2r**—7 ; "’-r
bUMMONS TO VBSENT DFFEN-
. D A \ T{i L „" S *■-
State of Sooth Carolina. ^
County of Barnwell_ /
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In the Court of Probate.
StimmmH brr-Rcfltyf — r'btnpTKrnt not
Served. ,
S. N. Wool ward, a# Administrator of
‘Narcls/a Hyrne.dcoeastsl, Plai.itill',
against
Paul Woodward, K. Fuller Wocdward,
R. Alice Law. Eva Woodward and
Carrie Hicks, Defendants.
You are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint in this
action which i* filed in the Cilice of the
Probate Com t, for the * aid county, and
to servew copy of your answer to the
complaint on the suhscrlber nt his office
in the town of HarnwcM. N. C. w ithin
twentv ilays after the scrvics her.*<*f;
exclusive of the day of such service;
ami if you fail toaj)*wer tbe complaint
within the ti nc alorcstid, the plaintiff
in this aifflon’wiH aaply to tiie court
for the relief demanded in the cmn-
pifeiut. /•.
4V R. T. Rile,
Plaintiff’s Atforocy.
Dated October 30th A. D l!t07.
To the absent above name l defen
dant* :
Take notice that tlm complaint to
getlmr Wrlth the suinmons,of which (lie
foregoing is a copy, wa* filed in Hie
pfffegjaf fhc Probate Cmut for Barn
wefbt'oonlA-to the HtateofS oTfliT .ro - f
lina 00 ihe Hiirtieth dav ol Ocbdicr
A. I). 1907. B irnweif. ,s. C.
I) T, Rice,
P’ifelntlff aAltufuej. •
N’jvcinbor l*t. 1907. ^
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Notice is hereby given Hist a
the next session of the General Assem
bly ot said SSfiyle application will hr
made f. r the 1 leation of,a new countv
to be koown t>i tiie nsmeof (Iaininntid.
or by sucli otl.cr iiajne a# tiTiy he <le
fei mintd on at tlm election, out of |Hir-
tious of Edgefield. Aiken and Burn,
well Cnnntio, an.1 that the proposed
county line in tho County of Barn
well lie a* Hopeiar* In the Laltowing
statement oUthe ’ooundary litm# of tiie
etulte prciK.-ed county, to-.'x it
Be inning it a pmnt on *t4ic Savan
naii River, l.dgetltnd t oooiy, known
as Si ott'sTV rrvi'ruii-rilng* In u north
cisic.lv dircctiiu; two .an l riiree quar
U r mile* tip the Kerry road to Steven
Greek: tht r.ee iu n northeasterly di
rect.«*n four and one ha*f miles' to. the
Marlin to wTj lloiidt-fel^Graf ten# plsr.
tlience In a south-easitrl7~dvection
ctf vejjjiH h^jrimiJTJ5*a/ge : TTlrr*Sry5T.ai^ l 7
Aiken Ctiiliit v line • then. ».Ip «—snuTtF -
eisterly direction fifteen mi'e.* to
I'urnrrVp...cc,,p»*sing one mi'e niVjTh
Langley :
dire.-tlon
oiie-lialf mile sou 111
t Imoce In a snnjh easterly
jevxn—orod oite-balf uiirFiT
tA Millhr .ok; toer.ee ina sou h eaSTcT
ly di reel ion ten mile^^jo Hawthonm,
near the Aia-n County line: tlience in
dirrcipm lixm miles to ih»
' ifi ah'
■a fcOufhernL
TOaff !Ton» TJeeyh I-laud • "theiitie
ea*torly direction sl^ng shtl road In
Four M iic t reek. Id'Barn well ('ourtt y
a even and ni)c-haU-ajaKn-a-Gtcei , H irinrftr
.aid Four Vlile.Gtetk; t»* H*f> SriManrrah
hiver, ahoTit scVCn niUrT; rf'coee tu
-the SHvaonali Riier to Scott’s Kerri
Edgefield Count v, tho r-°int of beam
uing. AU of which '\i!i more
Jlt.r-ar l>v reference to a plat in rim of
fice of tin* Sccretarv of Mta:o lor sai
Slate. Tl»e nofnt#, distmee* and (ii-
rections aiiove given Swing :ippr<>xi
mate, and subject to vari#;ion or
anierdmrnt at anV lime rmfore the i*
suaocc of the Governor's proclamation'
calling the election
BEST
We Are Now Ready With The
..r-.
Choicest, Complctost aiifl Most Cardully Selected Stock
of Housetiold, KitchcH and Office Furniture to please the
best tastes and profit'the most careful buyers. All goods
new from the factories. of bLefft niateriwls—ffndr up to data
styles and finish. . •
1^5- A standard make Graphophone given as a premi
um on each purchase of $115.
vr-’
-COFFINS AND CASKETS:
A Complete line of Coffins and Caskets for the last ser
vice to loved ones. ~ i
YVe are also prepared to furnish a Nice Hearse with
careful driver for bui ials.
&
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: iBARNWELL, S. C.
JKDMUND li.
LAWTON.
4 -
STEPHEN S. FURSE.Jk , sJ, ^
f FURSE AND LAWTON,
" Cotton Factors, Bagging and Ties, Fertilizers.
Handlers of Upland, Sea Island, and Florodora Cotton.
Liberal advances made on consignments of cotton.
Personal, prompt and careful attention to all business
• entrusted to us. - . ' - . - ~
FURSE & LAWTON, '
212 East Bay St-, Savannah, Ga.
rv
AU
Jr HILL
RACE BEGINS
TOP STABLES,
SPEAKING FACES.
in the tState.
rifiinesd—
-tnt v siu PTe n
llaiAt
VVltli uiuxc<'t *-0 Pqoipme: t, thorough nu
durstactUng of essentials and execution
cessfuUpraoHoil experience «nd love for and
jiridt-Kn wrt'wtb feel justified in pruinisin^
fullest sa'i>faction to ail patronsfeffnveifetlng
the BE8T in Puofography.
Our I’ortraltWork isaif the hfehesf exeel-
e:ic >, true to nature and .unexcelled iu per
feet picturing,
..Wc make Ktuiuk I’ieturej, Pot CfeTds, En-
arge Pictures end in eveiy inch < f tiie entire
fie.(fnf Photography aTc; unetupassed by any
Uify St'idro. . ^ ’
To Our beaiittfuV line of the mi st select
Pictures Tor wall decoration wc ask.tlie
special and critnud attention of the public.
Placing nntl pledging our best services to
our friends we ask wi h entire confidence the*
opportunity to tnake go»Ml rvr < very promise
MTt?TKELT;Y 'S STUDIO. *
— BLa'-rvii. i.e. .5. f.
"OF KENTUCKY”
l iaises^ Sliddlt<js ami UnrneKs, and Brooil Marqfi, Per-
somilly Sfleeted hr the Veteran Capt. Dunn.
JUST^RECEIVED.
All HI 110 Grass HeaulicH And jis Good ns Pie tty.
vfsesand Mules for all purposea
He^t that good Judgment and Experience can
Pi ide of the Prairie
nhvavs on Ha mi.
r nt^
W
agons nml Puggies in great varieJLyjiLthe verv ehoice^i
nmtena.' 1 and limit hv master workmen.. For corn fort 41ml
dimihjutv. goml looks, and ligMttcss-They are unmatched
right, as always.
BROWN.
t'. - jErxi-rq— t ~~xrir
• m Oldest and Strongest
ba?ik in Barnwell County
Depository of Die State of South Carolina, The County of Barnwell
anti Ihe I own of Barnwell , -
Capital, — • • — . m m
Surplus and Undivided. Profits,
960,t)00.00
SfeS.OOO.CO
-fT
kL
Real EsSelor Sain
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE WHAT
-• YOU HAVE FOR SALS
••Two good building lot* in No-lh-
ern portion of town- K.uch lot muafe-
ii.rt* 4ha ft. front by ^90 ft. *
Streets on tlir.o sides. I.ots Icvhl doep
smooth. * Prices reasonable to quick
buveis
LAND.FOR BALE—A tract of 2S>
ucr.-s, heUig a puit of Dr. !>. F. Peeples
plantation on Ed is to River Then .are
three tenant settlement* on tiie jilac« v
Pa' t is well timtiefed,. the remainder
In good state of caUivutTon, prico-
roa»onat»!e. For fmliter information
apply to ^
ir. F. Rnisv,
Attvafl.aw.
I’o save money is not hard whin nrf®^ 11 hank Recount Is started far
money in u ha,nk ciiiupt burn :i hole ihe^ocket. •
A bank ae^ofetR means paving bills hy cheek—the only absolutely
Kafe'wuT. Clitfc.k# leave no room for * r >H* n *®nt a* to when or how a
bill ii a* paid. Thu h check is iei orde d l ,, ‘ ‘ho bank’s bo#k*. These
ttigethef w itli vour money and tft'e caii ut ‘*!® l l checks are kept for you
in burglar and fire proof vaults, You have acies. to them*at any
time. .
Let us talk this over with you the next time you are in otwn If l.zn
possiole to cuil, Write ds.
FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE.
Notice is berebv given tli^t on Alon-
dav 1 leceiiHver 9 li ID;!?. Ilie ui.der. 1
sipped * ill file u iih lion Jotirr K. I
SiiisTffng Judgejaf Prol'rMi for. Barn
weLi •• iUhvv ill., iioil account a* A I
Hiinisi-at.'*r of fenhur L. Usll. de
ceased. aud apply for Letter# Dlsinl*- >
sorv. M O Wall.
Nov. Ut. 1V07 % f AUmloUtratur. I
T. W. WAGEPiER & COMPANY
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COTTON-DEPARTMENT, CHARLESTON, S. C.
\
We have arranged to handle Cotton to the best advantag
.1 f . . • . • • k . . .. ... •
and solid consignments.
" ,i '
• : ' a ’ V r<
We give special attention to handling Stapl Cotton, viz.
’ALLEN SEED'' FLORODORA AND OTHERS
• • . , , - - •' 1 ‘ y
OF THIS GRADE. w