Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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im T^e Barnwell People. THUR8DAX KOVEMEER, 14, 1607. Only 41 day* to Chrixttnaa. . W. M.Townttnd fc«q. of Columbia xp«ni several dnrra In town last week. JOHN SKXTON SHUCK. K RITES OP SURSCBIPTION. In Advanee, per Annum fl 60 On Time |2 oo ' 11 ■■■—..■ . ^ m The dialn Kina: nt Mr. J. W* Gray’j place in Hull Pond Township thla week, R, O Rohera. J, w — rritricT supr. Mr, John S. Shuck, aged 00 years, died suddenly on the &i.h Inst, of heaVt . . .. . failure r.t tlte home of hi* aon in-law, Ihe weatiier has been too disagree- ; M t. O. tV. Rentz. In Bamberg, a >le for locnl uew< hunting this week. - 'eating a h.arty supper he wa* Treasurer Armstrong Is meeting his : b -V the li-c In hia rmnn rending a appointments In the south aide tbla l > ’ , P*' r w * le, * l,,e he " irl u * week. | ‘ beats and wiUmut'time for a word of farewell hU spirit entered the great FIVE REASONS w&Wm All the stores In Rarnweil will be closed on Ttianksglvliig Day’, Novem ber 2Sth. Solicitor Davis being unwell, C. ■Bo-t-Ksq-; 4»- ay tiiq^rgrdlctfor ~itnffa at Ax berg court Fanners are holding the Hrtle cotton ■eft, Only two bale* marketed on rite rearnfftr raectlnfcot narnwell ,l,ndjrnNo l«. Kniitlitb of P.thiar wiil ' MoiulsV T'lesd-tV he held at their Hall < n K-May Mgln U ,X l fart 7U o’clock. A full attendance t« eq’fiSltcd. By order of T. K. CU MINUS, Wm. Me NAB. K. K. THE QROROIA-CAROUNA FAIR, The third annual fair of the Savan nah Valley Associated Farmers’ CHtibs held In Augusta la»t week was a suc cess that surprised every one of the thousands of visitors attending it. The agricultural display far exceeded that «! tne late State Fair in Columbia. The vast variety and great excellence of the exhitdts t<dd more scrnngly than . wonia atuuiii {datnee-the pmrrfhirttte- of this favored section of Do«l*s eoni.try. South Carolina won the bighe»t honors, taking'six of tho seven oil b prizes. The awards were as follows : First Hob prize - Merrlwcther Club, Edgi Held 112.'). SecopiT I'rizc—Richmond countv oltib Oeofgja JI73 Thitd—Schultz Hill Club. Aiken $50 Fourth —beech Islatid Club, Aiken. |4o ■' Fifth—EHeuton filub, Bysuwell and Aiken $10. Sixth—Saltkehateiiie Club Barnwell. $40. Seventh—Bennett Sprints Club, Barnwell $40. —.- SnpervUor J B Morris took the rtrst prize for the best and prettiest diaft tnare. and the individual honorstakei£ by South Carolina farmers were, too numerous to he catHh'gued liere. A TATHKJ'iC CASK. ^ ’ When Rev J. O Williams and wife, colored, of Red Oik Township., came lion.c at noon o.t Sator.'Uy Inun Held work they found their throe vc:ir old daughter lying dead in the yard, am! her older -ister standing guard over her body.Coroner Warner and Dr. K. I. . Patterson making jhe examination .finding that death was earned by apoplexy or h -art fail it re. - ~ BECDXD WKl.K I f HORS. The Ml I f jmir jifl11ii urn draSTTl Ttirir •miav. Allendale—,\. l*. Willlaini, J. O. Stoney . l.itrh4>eevf)r-A. !smnFT7 "W. It Darlington. i\ J. Eefgler. Barnwell—A'. P. Bluuie, O. Black, * J. It. M >ore. A’ t. Cave Bennett Springs—tB. Anderson, J. II. Duncan.'^. M llarden, ' Black vide—th. J. Ctiluy. P. S. Us.- aerv, F. C. Roloiiy, D P. Marlin, H B. Lott. N. A. Whetstone, J. W. Eu bank*. »• •— ■ -C': - -Hull 1’ond—J L Box. Four Mile—J. C. Muu*. W. YJjfII ler, . - Georg#* Cm k—H J Hutto, . Great Cypie.a—f. .Mill. Red Oak— W. it Parker, <p. H. Batc^ W. A. Dicks. J >seph Baxley. Rich Land—J .f: Gfeeo. _ Rosemary—W". L JoWers, A. , P. Woohy. Willie Hair.' 1 ttycamore—J C Majer L.G. Harter, John F. Wei kly. » • FAIRFAX NEWS. y iite a crowd frnm hire attend* d the State Fair and there weu* many pleasant re unions with our u,) country and low country relatives and fiienda. MotlKrsHHH son* iff at college etc, A new pastor Kev Turner of On. will soon ho installed at Berhl(hcj}i Lantist church aid will bn, the first resident paator Fairfax his ever had. The two sexmotis he preached # nt Itcihlehem recently were very goo j, end ail are phased. Mlsa= Amryrfr *Hff lingers vrfiti frtenda she yfatted after the Fair. The eiiigLiuuLnandueuuLby Uda-^qti t>g lairr every week are atill well atrundfd Mrs, Dvr-Go •go ni.d Mrs. hahhi Jon- , kin* okrlrh.iVc bough: rtt.e n<*w pianos. Mrs. 8. Jrt.kina r« tnn.cd fr<;tn liic alck bed of her son Sam j:pt it) timrt > minister to thft needs at:71_Jl2ar-4fe 1 * (tying volve of her loved d.itighte " ’ Suale” (who married Mr T ^ gon.) How out hearts gcTRTin sj m- p partly with the Afflicted family. ' ' Mrs W K Harter and children ytlT te<l Mrs Rosa Piat.ls recently. Mr*. Ol'ner Yonmana la deeply #ffl cted by to** death of her loved sis ter Mis. jfteie I.angfoul of Brunson. Cr>|. Ifjpighnm Reed was too busy to come to see us on Monday, hut sent a very excelienfreprestfhtativb. Mr. W. R. Turner of. Ellentop spent Monday night In towy, and rejoiced his otany frieiula by.his welcome piesence. Capt. W. J. Sander* of Fairfax ivent to Florida last week on a trip com bining good business and ploaaant recreation. ' * Mr. JrJ. Howell of yt. George has ottered a reward of $100 for the arrest, wi.h proof to convict, of the slayer of Capt. K . F. Weeks, Mr. J. J. Iljll’s Saturday .call gave last week ti pleasant ending, but he Went a wav before we had talked and listened half enough. H.E Gvles Esq. of Aiken w’as in town on Motidpy. His many Burowell friends; have only two faults Urtind — his visits h^re are too far apart %nd too brief to sati-fy them. ... . T. S. Week* Jr, the trn rear old son of a former Probate J.Hlge of -this countv, oicil recently In Fernandina, Fia., of hydrophobia, lie was bitten by ;i mad d«vg a month before his death. M r. M . G Woodward. a son of Rev. II. J-. Wood ward anil grand son of Kx- >l.'( i ill W. W. Wi odwHi’d of Barnwell, ha» severed his ooivnectloit with the Angn»ts Herald to take a positiun w ith a Mockt'm, California, paper. Coroner Warner held an Inquest. Dr. K.T.VIi irkhi’ud making the pnstmoitem cXirninatioM. on Friday i*n the body of Alice Williams, colored woman, found (load in her Imme in George’s creek., township The jury found that she died of apoplexy. • A thrifty Gteat Cypress farmer was in town a few (lavs ago, engaging for Thank-giving dinner, two we* ks from today.,26 surplus turkeys raised <01 his farm this year. He h;id no trouble in engaging them at 12.60 per pair. There were loss work and worry and more profit In raising them than In maky two ^ilr.Qf Hon. Joseph K nife Harfey and Miss ^arah A gii<»» Richatilgcm- fl iiiHltlef-of Mr. and Mrs. L. G Richardson, were mariied hi Rev R. A Tongue on I’nesdav afternoon at tho home of the bride’s parents and left on the North hound Coast Lino iraiu on their bridal tour. The best congratulations of many_ sincere friend* are-given to the'popu lar groom ainl . hia very ehanuing bride. • * ~ 'Hi it there is no place Uk» BajrnweR Couitty. except Bamberg ^OiMiity, Is proven by the homdT coming again of Mr. \V. G Howard, who after an ab sence ot year* has returned and located at Denmark, w here he conducts up to date niKchiue ai ops. His m'o fona trained i.nder Mm are asaoc’aied. Mr W M Howard being a gasolirre engine expert «f exceptional skill and expcrl* em*e They answer call* to other points With pleasing promptness. The EpDconil Convocation brought to Ban. well last week a goodly op fi ber of scholarly and consecrated clergiopTi. Their presence was In deed a benedict! in. not only to the members of that denummation but to all*-wrrt.iaens meeting and, hearing them. The sermon of (lie new Bishop Coadjutor Rt. Rev. W. A. Guerry on YTfjjfsdRV ,eveii|i>g wase a discourse worthy of the aiding chief shepherd of Hie church for W)l* Htate. On Sunday he pai l the annual bffl- clat vWtAPthe CTV irrli of the Holy Atx>stlea, admlnDtering the rito ol -continmathxi to new member*. beyond Mr. Bhuck was a son of Dr J Lewis Hhuck, the Hot. Baptist Missionary from America to China. —boeo- ffntiatTar erff^uupirc. While yet an In fant a party of Chinamen endeavored to steal him from Ids sleeping parents. Having digested themselves of clothing and oiled their bodies! so that they might not be held If rangbt the would be abductoi* slippciniirough an open window Into the bed Chamber, and only the.fortunate awakening of his mother saved the littlp fellow from be ing captured and can led off. perhaps to ao ean.v and tragic death. His mother died arid wa» buried in Obina, and that sad ivent forced Dr. bhuck to bring hi* ('kildren l ack to the United Hthtfi*. He did missionary work in California in the pioneer days, put died at Bleak House and wasbu hd in the new Baptist church yard. In 1W55 he and Mr. A. I’. Matwllle formed a copartnership and opened the first mercantile store cstabtlsheJ in -Barnwell after the war. For several pronth* they occupied one of the stores where the Batvs -* r SROHU0 DO BUSIftESS WITH BANK b A. H. NEESON, on Brown’s row-, where, the Bait* A 8imm.< lirickbuildfng now stands. In the ft^H they moved into the s'or.«. jm the corner hext-to M r. It. tV. DhEs. Hip only wooden store now in Rain well that escaped the ilrbs of war and latef years. Deciding to go Into the newspaper business Mr, Hhuck sold his fnrerest lo hi* partner, Mr. ManyIHe, and bought the tnisiness of Mr 8. W. Johnson, now of Bamberg. In 1808 -he began the publication of the Barnwell Journ a), which v as a model of tipbgraphi cal excellence. The printers e* ne from Washington D. C. and were ex perts and artists. The otH.-e wa« in H e Ingram biiipfl g east of^the residence of Ool. Rohr. Ablrb:h In 1872 he moved the Journal to Aiken where it continue* It* succesafti; pmgies* a* the Jourua* ao.d^Review having absortie 1 Hie excellent jour ml established theye hv the brilliant Jatnes Grnv Pofler of $ liarleston, who died in earfv manTiood. I.ater lie engaged in mercantile husi- ness at Gaffney, then just ti spot In 'he country, now the thriving,. Capital of Cherokee county. • For a.number of yfars he iva* a comr mercial t-raveler. but returned to his first love, the newspaper tlelrti D'i ring his life lie was connected with 13 newspaper* In IhU 8tHie, Georgia S’liiriil i a ml T 1 I " T eighties lie puloLheS “The Barnwell Daily’* from tlii* j Hire for st veral months, ft was a small three column fnlln.'bU.r Utb'IJ^fge for the place. Mr. Shuck w»* a man of dynamic energy, tireless and Indefatigable . lie was a great ica'ler of nnd. betfever In news papers. He bad a wonderful fscilHi for reading and a*s|milating their om> nts, and lie was an encyclopedia of facts connected with the event* of hi* f ™T State he kept Its ultlzeaship. never voi ting * xcept at Bayiiwwll He came here from Rome, 14a— 'ivUere-hew** con nee lir IbOtt to tlon. I5ECAUSE—It is a slronrc, caicrul, safe.'liberal, prormit, accurate and successful insdluitou. r V ' ‘ ^ S* ' .1, - ' ' '• •' ■ ' BECAUSE—It is a growing, 'active; progressive, up-to-date Bank in every particular. -V • w ‘ • ' ' • ^ ^ , • - — 7 — r~ " : BECAUSE—Yoi.ir account will be iippivciatcd by the Bank and your interest wiH always considered. BECAUSE—This Bankhasnn excellent Fiie Iboof Vault and the Finest Modern Manganese Steel ■ ' " ’O' ' - * ^ Burglar ProorTime Lock Safe in wbieh it keeps Us funds and papei’Hii „ -e—.. BECAUSE-—Each depositor h alvvayi a welooinc vHtwry at the Bank, whether Ue- deposits or draws on his balance. . . ^7^ HI^ESIDfNT. J. M, FARRELL, 'r‘ ^ VICE-PRESIDENT. IHQ^L WRAGG, CASHIER. I ftSET READY NOWi ' Clearing Honao Certiflcntcs are for mar home unc and present time, don't pay far off debts or taxea. TAX SALHSr The fourth. anrf'Jaat quarterly cop- fen ni;e for tliis irfar. wa* j hehl* In the Barnwell Mrthodl-t Church on Thur»-_ dav U-t, I’rcfidlng KUer Kligo In the chair. Ail the ‘churciies—trf the liariiwell firdult ivere repie.-ented. A ilie li'innal ci.nforeru«c j* to meet thin ryy*rT®BTfTcki"'earii«r than Inst.^ht* collection* have not been completed, but are expected to l>o in ample time. A very timely and effective addre** wh« made bv the Presiding Eldar em phaciziug the propriety of coUooHmi* being rrtkdc by Htymen. thua Enabling iho minister* to give all tbeir time to imHural work Every visit Presiding Kldi r Kilgo make* to Bamwe!| adds to hi* good infliieitoe ^ and popularity. And everybody ~wi*hr« tha Rev. K. A Yiingue to stay here as long a* the eliuich rnlca Will allow him tn Tcmatn. State of South ('arolina, f'oanty Qf Baf.i well. - By virtuo of Sundry tax executions t6 me directed by J B. Armstrong, county treasurer of Barnwell county, i l.nvc ievi'pl upon and will sell to tho highest bidder for cash in fnmt.of the Court Houae.on Mon lay. aecond day of December A. D. IIW7, ii hifliig saies ^JCQJ-XON SEED OIL MEAL. tiny in said month, tbe estate to wit: following real Piejtidleo against trOltoh-seed oil. meal and other product* of cotton need la peril pa natural: it la also natural that thia pnjuiice should aurvive longeat w fidie coitun seed are made. Biit it is a prejudice-none Hie leas and --)• the facts IcaveMt nothing to stand on l l(e fine beef that our friends smack ted with the Dally Tribune. ca*t hi* vote In the primary ele- He served with the (Mudel Cadet* in tin* civil war. ' ^ His mother was a Mh»a Sexton of Virginia, the second wife of hi* fattier. He ia survived bv hi* widow, a daughter of the late Mr. J. J Ingram, and iheir three daughters, Mr*. C W. Ran it of Bamberg, Mrs. S. W. Jones of Georgia and Mrs. J. O. Dnvi* of Florida, and bv M« ehk-r brother, Rev Lewis II ishuck. D. D. know thc'nccils -of the RESOLUTION OF RESPECT. Passed by Double Pond Chproh. Whereas God on August IGih re moved from our mi-lirt by death, Mr Harriet Alien, ami wheren* sinr luyl been a member, a regular attendant, a mo*t liberal contributor of our church for more than three score years. Therefore, bo it resolved : Dt. That in the dealh of Sister Al ien, till* church recognizes the loss of one oi the most cousiatent and faithful member!, — grid' That we extend our sympathy to lbe bereaved fnailly and commend them to the love and uierc.v of God. 3rd. That these resolutions be pob- lisjit’d. in- the Baptist Courier and CoWfffy" papers. II. G.tThitti*, (l^H. Still. *TG. Ddk. Con**«i«ee. Being myspTf a practical Farmer I country and always fully equal every demand and expectir- tion. • ~ - ' . - ’ Buying for cask I have choice dTall markets and know the l>CHt and go there, ■ Buying in car and train load quantities I get the lowest -prices and largest discount a. “OUR SUSl'ER.” AM certain tract* of land in Bennett Spring* township containing 93 acre* and bounded qn the north by B. Black, nn east by L-Nl; Peep cs. south by J, B hiraljiiJ, ive»t by G. B. Dun bar. Also 240 acres bo inded north by C. R Duahareast be 8 A. Morrall, south by C. & W. C. R. R-, west by-Anns Lamar. i - r Also 260 acre* bounded north by L. B! Peeple*, ea«i by KU F. Peeples, south bv Savannah River, west by Henry Black. Levied upon as the property of P. D L Black. 'k’V, Also In Bennett Springs ■I Township (00) sijt-ty alx^aere* of land more or less ami rounded on the North by Mr*. Jennie Dun bat; South by P. D. Black; ilfe*t by (J. B. Dunbar and -East by^M r*. Jennie Dunba'r, levied upon as the property of Mr* L. R. Black, toaatDfy the said execution and coal. On October 14th the death angel vis ited the home of Mr. Jacob Delk and took away our dear sister Millie.'’ Sh* iva* a (laughter of M r. and Mr*. G. rt Dvehe* and n s* mauled to Mr. Jacob Delk December Ic’S.I) 19 >6, She left an infant only seviaidarsnf sge. a ucur husband,* mother, father hrolhers arid sisters tn.mourn for her but our los* whs her gain and ive can only hope to meet net in Heaven. 8he joined Healing Springe Chute! and was a consistent member for a few years when she became a member at DbuTiTePondaChureli, 11 here she did her work faf^hfully. It makes it,harder tfltgive her trp hr being only in the prime of her Chrl* tian life. Mbealway.* hada kind word and loving smile for every one- but ive n M have to submit to^ Hia will who doetii all thing* well. -She had finished her work on earth ami He called her to comdhsme. * ■■— B. * SEE AND STDUY THE ADVICE AND —-ADVANTAGES'. — TREASURERS N011CE. . The Trdasuher’s offlee w ill he open for the collection of taxea Dvled for the fiscal rear commencing January Dt, 1907 from the 13 h (| iv. of ,9' tqhe'r t-p of Maiull lf)08 ln- clusivc. From the Dt to the 81*1 day of Janu ary 1908 Inclusive a penalty of one per cvtit will Ik* added.-*— ——* ~ From the Dt ro the 28th day of Feb- ! ruary. incln-i\ e n peiiK.ity of two per cept will Ihj added lo all tuxos paid In Fibinary. From 'tee Ist^ to the 15th day of Man 11 itSh*. a pcna^Tv nf seuhi per cent will be uddul OF WHITTLE’S t V did tn all unmild'taxes. LEVY. 4 For State purpose a “ Ordinary county *‘ Cou.-iitutlonal school 41 mills A - Total levy H 11 ivTTTKS an extra lew of f _) Blackvllte Towuehip for er-'V r - Kumvmg tliv viflue of good^eods I irnisa-oats for TriysnU and for ray customers. These Advantages I gladly shnre with my friends. JlkSjfr Here is qng ojieu sfet-ret of sliceCFB~,~afFi ibssuriuiee of good crops: The farmer who has the .best .work stock, wagons, and implements and a plenty of food and forage gets the best wage5 bands a r nd share croppers. ' —~ Whittle will sell you the Best. - THRER-OARS IIORSKT. ALT* GOOD, SUITABLE FOR SADDLE. LIGHT AND HEAVY DRAFT PUJiPGSKS, TWO CARS MULES, NONE BETTER, FOR FARM. WAGON AND TIM BER USES. . ' ~ ONE CAR WAGONS. BOUGHT BEFORE I’HH ES. AID ANCKITHK BEST tN MAYERtAL. WOItKII ANSCtlP AND FINISH IN I'M E SOUTH. slX I HOUSAND BUSHELS ylKNUINE il0MDG440W'e-r^UR RUST PROOFtJttKD OATS AT 89 CENTS PFIi BUSH El.. FOUR -»’H(vt:>4 a w:> nnm.’ fcu*nv v ttt^TAirTrr^T^RGOK^ OATS AT 89 CENTS PER BUSIlEr.. TT There two mill* In Road tax C mimnUtion R >a;l tax wiil be $2 09 and Will ie received fiom H»« 15th dav of October l#07 to tbe 1st day ol Marc Id s IneltMlvo SPECIAL LOCAL SCHOOL LEVY Oder Grove (1 ymill. Allendale, UaTbary Branch. Mt. Cal- Vary. Double Point Ejko,. EdbtQ- Fairfax, FFtiod hip. Heating Spring*. Kllce. MoriD, New Forest. Oak Grove, Old Columbia, Reedy Branch. Selgdog- Viik- Scxeft Pine* and Tiukyr* Creek (2) mills each. WilllMon 21 mUi#,. Barron. Blnckville, Big Fork, Gave, Hickory Hill, Owen* Or no* Ro rt d«, Syctimire, No 6.1, Ulniera and upper Piich Land 8 ml+Hr. tterculeaand Lie* 4 milia, Bnrnweli 4J mil!*.. United State* ctirrc.nw G*ddand t«11 ver eptn cuuHv jMid seheod elatmr pyop ' * rly approved will Lo revived for tttxe*^ Check*, draft* Sect will not he received except fit Iho risk of taxpayer. r— . J, B. .vrni*lrong, —^CoUftty Tn*a«nraf. Bora well; S.C. Sept. J6.il BA)7. J Bit. W. C. 1IIL0ODS ja inrTtwrrsr^ *' 1 W v, ' wl BarBwell, - - - S. C. OF FICE HOURS: 8.^30 arm. to 0 p. m. Person* living away from Barnwell will please make appointment* be for* coming By tv doing they will be aara/ of Ifliinrdhite service and avoid «Ha» ap|K>lotiuenc«,iw MO. p. LEE, JB., ^ Demtist, r WlLLl8T0N, - - 8. fl ee 4»rar' BadrY f W) Piston. Ww not receive call* it; the country, buff wiil be In ofllce cycry day. ^R. J. H. E. MILHODS. DENTAL SDBGEOir , - mcinui, s,c. Will , be at his Barnirrt! office every Monday and Tuesday, and at bis hoa^«* office m Blackvillp Vidny rind S»1 nrd*Y- STATL OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF BARNWELL, In the Probate Court. By J. K. FncTIlrig, IVi-, Jud^e of Piobate In Barn well County. Whereas P. J. Drew applies for letter* of Administration on the valuta of and effect* iiTX Vogel — Them- are, then-fore, to cite and admonish J. D. WHITTLE, BLACKVILLE, S C * « • J Also lam] ining in Bull Pond Tjiwnahlp eodtainidg (41 > Fortv one acre* of land more or lea* and hounded on the North by Bryan it Bryan; South, by eatate of C. C. Cook, et al; Kastby Laura Ashe; We*! by Jo* Er win levied upon a* the property of Maurice WaPon. < Term* of sale Cash. Purchaser to pay for papera. Frank H Creech Sheriff iff Barnwell County. Bwnwi;lL*.C. Nov U»b 1M7. their lips over In Cblcajpe and in ^leiv York City has been fattened jilUi cot- t>m seed pieal and hulls, tnixed with corn silage or some other caprlnBiydrate. The creamery butter that j*'tinted for color, fl iyor and other tine qnalities, i* fikew i-c a product of cotton a ed meal, hull* nod carbohydrates. The lard sold by packing hou*ea‘(practically all the lard on the market) is a cotton seed oil product iti the idaLu- Th<-olive oil of commerce i* cotton seel oil The m a al contalna far more food produt t* than wheat bran, and iho uses of lire oil ate practically unlimited. From present Indication* the cotton seed oil crusher.* have a future greater even than that of Standard oil. The time may come yyjieu,the seed productsonay equal value of cotton itself. Such t£stH,Utj>f tiling* would mean much in'ibeYtlTmanufactu^ajfjw - but it iVitini nwttiii ffv#h oiorg tpgteWfarmer ofTne Sou'fb. Tbev hfiVe In jhe jpt a relinbte stock food and the nuTls nave a high market valffe. The farmer should sell these and use corn sil.ige for feeding, as the hulls are worth mere than the silage od the market-aiuF worth far less a* atock food. Tho oil has no fertilizing value and it* value is lost wln-n put back-into the ground j No one tiling has ever opened greater possibilities to the southern farmers than the extended use of cotton seed products. It ha* nm stock and cattle [ raising within reach and made dairy- Under tl>e will of her_father, David | irg a israetlcahle and profitable in-! S Plume of Waterfallry. UonnecUcnr, Idustry. Sparta.tb-irg County alone Mrs John Gary fCvanaof Spartaiihu'i.g | ought t > imve a do* *n dairies shinping is to get $185,000 outright, aud^ ♦ , »5 (V*0 hU/ter wHovei-tn i. or tbi e-«tatfs T'he after certain rpotipi a set epatt •+r*r life cniidUiuU4,are jprai'ticaliy pgriect lier»- ^msc revert fu ibn.cstatc Hef broth: r, I fair *Ueh ifiU Intlimrjr--SparUnburg frank I'loine, b* A tarried the well Journal. ( JfliipftM . ’ . ie?t1 WOMANS BAPTIST MISSIONARY association. The following are delegate* to their annual meeting In Columbia this week from Rarnweil county. Mesdames: G W. Gainer, SalHe Hair, K. A Sojourner, J. W Ricken- but-ker, K. P. hearson, Emma Ri-eJ, C. T. Connor. . Mi*se*: Hotinie Owen*. May Wood- wardr Irene Keel. Belle Ander*ou.' Bessie Delk, Jauie Delk. May Folk. Sallie lludhon Eunice Williams, Leila McCreary, Annie B.ii'ey. From Bamberg County, Mesdames: D. F. Ilootqn. tVIjliani Klnard. W. I*. McMillan, S'. G. MaytieliUH'.tlravsoti, A. J Foster. Misses Mamie Lancaster, Miriam Rice, Sudio McUiliau, v • I’T.aST MORE OAI S. The preMrtrin|ary goverument re[M>rt irut* the average'yield of corn tin* year at 26 bushels per acre as compared with 30 3 hnshels Hi 1P06. The average «» to quality now is 82 8 a* compared with 89 9 last year . Wn.usroN Con ox WAakfe HOUSK IS Noll KRADV TO STOIlK COTTON. £fir ClIAItr.KS 26 CENTS I-KR ItALK PER MOM ril, INCLCU1XO INAC- KANCK. ' Bank ok Wilustcn tvti.i MAKE LIUKKAL ADVANCES Oy. COTTON STOKED IN THIS WAi'.K 4 HOUSE. Q. A. KENNEDY, Pkesidknt. MONEY TO LOAN- .Appiy to O. M. flrr’eTter -aH-autftdrrsrnlar. ttv' kindred and creditors of I In; sal 11. 1 ngel, d -c.-ased, that they l»e and hjHH.‘:ir Ir fme me, In the Court of Probate to Ik: held fat Baniwe-ll en Thursday NovCm- Is r 14th., next, arter piiblicntlon thensff at i 1 o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any th« v liave nhv the said administration snouid not be granted. .. ... : = - - Giriur und.-r my hand this .list day of Oc tober Anno Domini, 1907. . > J. K, SNEU.HfO, Probate Judge. -[ Published lti~Tni Baknwei.i. Paorta -Oo- toWAttot. iter. -—■" Barnwell, S. 0. BJET £isr £4T • SEED RYE FOR SALK. _Jia.inwcll County Raised, the kin 1 that never fail.1. or disappoint*, for sale by .— -k 'C. N. Bujikhaltcr, « -WU' rv .<• r». ^ r FINK FARM FOR SALK. ■ Folir mi’ea north cast” of WlilDtnn, containingo 1 '* hundred arid live acre*, sixty cleaved, balance In timber, has two good settlement*, with all heeded ont buildings, goM wells at each, healthy, in an excellent neighhorlipbii, within tr tfiffieUd .NeWj JiWeep'.tcbool. - For particulars apply to B Bate*. TVlllbton, S. C. R. F.J>. REGISTRATION NOTICE. The Registration Kooks will be open In the Court House on tho Am Mon day (sale dav) in each month for the transaction of such business as is r« quired by law. _ ^ \S. J,. Baxley, Chairman. G R Dunbar. Kecretarv. (raaoB mark neviaTsaao mo. ifMBj FROG POND CHILL AND FEVER CURfifr nt OUKHIU 19 CUK H MS 50 CENTS A B0TTIL The oM reliable the kind your nvpfiMff used to take. The one that never faff* to cure. Don’t waste time and money 7xperi.ner.t'‘ng with new -urea. Butg9 tor the beat from the jump. Frofi, Pond i« the outlay jf prevention aarf •oundvif cure combined. Ask for h— take no hubwtitate. If your merchant Joes noA sell it write to us we w ill ueofi t direct for 50 cenisiw. -—- _ — 7 J. U. DAVENPORT* CO. Whoi.ksai.r Dkeggists; Augusta, Ga. For Sale By Slnim* A Bc«f.. R. A. Person A Co.,’ C. N. BolcVLaltcr. -Barqwell. . K, B Flckllng—Blaekville. -c R. I*. t*f-Hriion Drug Allen WANTED; G1NNTW DAYS AT THE BARNWELL Oil- MILL. ' Commencing this week we will, un til further notice, giu fur tbe public on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS. U. W. QUIN, • X-J — Manaush. rsfflaaaaxaBa (THiteOUC&i &:4dCU^Ethc LU.^C&i KILL .WITH Or. SCigg’s Hsw Slsssfsrf Fon czm™ t&s$k ■■■■■■■ : &SQ ALL THROAT A*idl(ihG TROUBLES. -w-*rwwca» jaw* nni-ana ■ A.vwrA nwr ‘ Ci UARAHTEUD SATISFACTOMT ^OIVibGUEY ILZyUBaJfaD. Fifty celope^ laborers^ at once for jogging, railroad and ! sawmill work. Steady work hgood wages, paid every night with checks, which may- be turned into office for cash every two weeks and house rent free. Also can use' white labor. ; •* Call or address Breon Lum- JO) ■ ? ■ j r her Go-, Ulmers* S- C. located I .-cm S. Ju_L • Ry, idal* C. F. Calfeow, r ; F. M. Calhoun & Co. Life, Accident^ CYCLONE LIGHTNING^ ■AND Live Stock muMim - HtJ' ■f A ■ —At Lofcesf I Strohoest i -t • Hi j '