The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 05, 1907, Image 2
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H«tttri)NT mlilnf||ht Owlnjtm lu non
AoiMrMnn untU nunv #r«k* nfur til* 1
ftp* iliitf It «« nioiiHy lo.iiiK uiiii^r
<-king, (inmlt Carnlln* fur rxcelleri
•II li-r «Ut**r rttHte.r'n the *ii I
isoellem-v of b4*r>xl»iblt.
v OA»D W TIIAWR8. *
We beg |r> mttirn to CM goo<l
of B«fnw II and BlaekvtHa Mf f#rjr
fmt*rnl thank* for tholr tfoKfor «f«>
path? and klndlr, helpfkl mttIm •• ••
in our r**«t *r*ut h*raa»a#aaat a ad
.orrotr W« .hall Hnn>r fnrgM fo»w
«(KMl roil Ware lu u. la"%oril« and food.
6( cuoifort and .hall bold you la lot-
loir, life long rairnaibrano*.
Vary rdncortlt.
Mr*. Georg* W. I*airirfc,
Aa4 CkiMroa.
■e #11.(4 tU'iaaf rj.Ajr.
im*v. B«oa ^2."
pM *P gP 1 -'
1 of all
The Al'teu H-.-ordcr Mr* that the
fiumigritfit rolum dvlpd^d to tattle on
‘ the arid »»inl MU* nothing Mnntmo*
r«-n«-l l« to * t**rv dl**aLh>tl«d u-mper.
TbniW 11 III get noil* pn«qi> hitv** III.(It- no
, Midway, and the pe»|il« who b^golletji
them to loc.ie there noght to he »etrt
to thn fwul-.entUfr for life
KILMOXd OK it OX XT GOING.
The Mind.j VVi«*hliigton Po*t pob-
)i«bed the .utemen't that the 00000 im-
fnigrant. aim .ailed from New Turk
U«t week carried all 1 them to Kurnpe
a* ucat-li money as the gold the (inltld
dtate* hinl^had temghtlu England to
help »i«p the panfo.
Ve.hle* many whn star thl. «l<le are
aemlmg moner im.t ortl-e order, to
thrlr lifflt. Ki Europe There l» ho d«-
rre.wi' U» tne ntmther* - goi-ig away.
All .Jep.—uaijii . till 1 wa*i;"lr»ll be
erpwdeil to tlmlr limit*.
TOOyUlOK <JUKONiCl.EKH.
IVe correct two error* on thla week's
first page, _ .
Bryan and Daniel bad no quarrel or
IM feeling as stated In first cofinan.
Tltey were almplv joking and a callow
re|M>rter iliou^hi they were qua>rel-
for _
•t Nof,?i*staTa.1 jn algth nolumn. are _
.ddaf^wg Honae Ortlllcata* receivable
for tixea. State Treasurer Jennlng*
*o ruled tm Monday in a teat ca*e.
Thu devldoa wa* baaed on the fact
that the law name* the kind* of money
receivable for tax**. Kor all ordinary
fceme business the cei iltleute* are as
good •• any money.
IlOKOR ROLL
Of Barn wall Public School Per Moalfe
Ending December 1, 1007.
Fit at Grade—hey Delk, Harriet
llolmee. .
Se-otid Grade—Theodore , Jonea.
Murphy Long. Boyd Horrla, Robert
Todd, • ,
third Grade—Ruby Armstrong.
Lynn A iron. Eva Rlanfon. Laalee
I'.irter, Etlxabetb Burckhalter, Dewey
Morris
Foilnh Grade—Malcolm Anderson.
Kiibert Aaron, John Bronson. George
Hritton, Ghariie Bradley. Emllee Blao-
tnh, Dallas Creighton, Mary Dnpuls,
Harry lUfen^etenson Hagand, Billy
Holmes. Mr flee Harrison, Rrtngfoe
Moody, Tnet IBs Macnrsky, Nora
Owen*, Howard I'atforsoti, Flossie Pat-
ter*>n, Gordon Pate. John Htee. Not
Klee, C'hevillette bimms, Moll ttmith,
da die Yongue, ‘
Fifth Grade—Lonla Keela, PanliOe
Davies, Llty Rlchardsoo, FlorrM
Ktchardsoa.
Hixlit Grade—Ben Calhoun. Mena
Dunbar, William Dupuis, Xaotite,
Ijrubb*. Sam Woodward, Krneat Us-
fera, liuntsir Holmes, Bailie MeXab.
Koltert Patterson,
High 8choolparDrtro«nC ^
Ktrat Tear—Ethel Anderson, jCei
Dunbar, Olive Calhoun, Kloise Morris,
Bss.lu Owane- WUI Rllev.
Hhoond Year—Barta Aldriob. Robert
Bronson, Dewlt Lanea-ter, Catharine
Moore, Amalia McNeb, Cary Rice.
Dldts, Elisabeth
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ONE WAY THE MONEY GOES.
- Frank P. Sargent the United States
Onimlasiimer of Immigration wbo
busied himself ju> actively several
months ago in ttylng to turn the tide
of tuoondog alien* from Europe from
fbe overcrowded North 10 the hrpnntl
■ml Houth, has been telling some truths
about the thrifty thousands that are
now returning hi Europe
They came to tbe L'nlted State, with*
o*u any li.tentlrm of becoming clt«
fell*. Just fur the money they could
maky. Each man rereivrd on en aver*
age a dollar a day. Mostwf them lived
on 15 cents e day each, some few as
Oup-b a. a qua (tar The balance was
bidden, kept out of batiks and oireu*
htrloif. When ona of these fellow had
rnved front five hundred to • thousand
dollar*, which he carried to Europe,
whary .itch an amount of money ineda
bhn rich. "“T -
•MJDGE JAMES ALDRICH.
In vntuutarHy r tiring, becaiueofm
bealih. from th* Circuit Court Heneh
tie* with him »be high regard of the
fogkl prorrs.lon and the tlncero good
Will of the entii'Q population of- the
State.
But'Btrnwell does more than that
Hb« gives to her honored and honoring
eon tbe hear love of the people wbo
bare known him from Id* childhood
who have watched with growing, hen-
ectprt.Vbla every upward, onward
•rep and who pray and trust that the
se«t from the burden of Judicial latms
eh*11.re*tpre hta strength and
his h«»llli, ao that the afternoon of hl>
flfo shall bpaa bright and useful anti
honored as the morning and the noon
ttiue.jtear*. , ^ - o
Hla life hs* been without tear and
without reproach. Ills hands have
-• hern kepfwhlte a* became Tils office,
hi* hmlii clCsr and strongr his hmtrr
troe. hta Cffflaolonco tender, and be
worthilv bears the gran^ old name of
gccthuhan.
POLITICAL PRCBPECTp.
^ Congress met on Monday. The sea*
a'011 will ci ntinue far Into next M.iui*
tner, onrjl candidate* for reelection
find It necessary to go to their acveral
district* and court the dear people. •
TheffepiibUcan* have all powerful
tuujorltle* In Aenate and House, and
while aomewhat divided theuiselves
will be solid Hgainst sound Democratic
'doctrine. —
The flnandtl question will be the
greatest question of thoaea»ion.
The Kepobll.-an* are responsible for
present condition* and cannot lay the
Maine on Democratic soupe goat* as
they did In Grover Cleveland'• time.
Borne of the , richest Republican*
charge President Roosevelt with htv*
ing by hi* brash talk- brought on the
panle oMDO'. Others lay the blame
on the present currency system. The
confusion of tongues among them Is
great as that which stopped tbe build
ing of the Toner of Babel. But t^e Re*
public-ana will not diapers* 4mw, The
voter* may Matter them next Noyem-
ber.
Tbe RncoeveR worshipers are play*
»n* their game for hit renomination
for a third term. Tbejr propose to
have *11 Bttto delegation* tu the nation*
eutton pledged to him and by
1 unanlmou* vote to fftree Theodor* to
*«r for a third term.
Among the Democrat* W. J. Bryan
hyad* for the next nomination. Other*
P Jgatitlonad in it none van approach
in Ip popularity.
omoA By hsaaklng tbe etay OeaMoaod t wtffe pm I ofii 1
eapoflog It fb froeu, raloa aad mms* • fifort tfm laaaao.
light, ptaai food foofeod «p for foMtm ke bad «Md Aria
rtaa I* randifad avaiiaMo. Iciaetldaat.
10 any thinking feraser font ton much!
■ad M*M Into the largo, loll {
f«wn. Tbn nmnuataf grain la .
II for tbe atnlk. This plan oh*
* tatrn that and brings the atnlk down
to half Mna. It reqaireo muck lota
ptoatfond tonnkpnemntl than largo
“ iro dmar dhrids of torn
today with * fino rmp of stalks nad.
fodder and a aousll amount of groin.
Tbe plant fond woo uaod In making
■Ulk sad It won all cxbaueted by tko
T,t^r„‘2r*.rni..-r.«
mouthe altar the corn U planted the
ill otolk Is prudnood. Then the
a I* planted dorp la tbe ground. It
lo thus protected from April froet*.
By throwing dirt to It gradually tbe
roou eomiuuo to ran out fdr tbo oof*
{ lies of food. When tbo corn la laid
y It will stand up agalnol ordinary
winds that would fiatlon tko torn
planted on ttooaurfaoo aad laid by lev
el.* Mowing poao at tbo last plowing
will tarnish more vogotablo matter to
tbo set! than to taken off oven If the
la out and tboataln* shredded.
Taking It as It appears this plan ksoano
and practicable and tbo very best pro*
‘ I* tbe common farmer* today.
.a • - mr 1 a > 11 1 1
VM MrtCftTOf Ip o®#
foe London World wb
His
that
boa. my Atina. on
dad for ttn latpor-
I am net argvlag
g yosL** Ho opoke
leao readily,
id. especially
oceaatostally
woeh word slipped In m
ig to tbe pletnresquanom. I recoil
bo resistdowul Ifoo oar
In Cootary.
tbo well knowa
playwright, was talking shoot first
nights aad tbo boartrending anxiety of
feem. “On my ©wn>flret nights." bo
oald. “I am n pitiable object, utterly
without hope, convinced In advance
that my play la bound to foil At ouch
tlmee I often wtah I had the self con
fidence of Charles Rmde. He. after
be bad dramatised hla novel of ‘Never
Too late to Mend.' wrote on the mar
gin of a certain passage, if the aodi-
eoee falls to weep here, the poseage boa
not been property acted.’ ”
. Xnrorrs rnou ran Fielb
Tbo oorn trap that hi
oMOt aUontton In tbo Tied
'• W Lem F. Bl
ha* attraeied
moat ia that
Third Yoir—Fullar
MoMab
Fourth Year—Nenle
I'rlcr./ " -
Minnie
The following anil, algned by
two score prumlnent laymen uf the
Bilprl.t Ghrireh, among tbeop Meser*
R. M Ml soon and George W. Boylnoa
«f this county •lgu«le the beginning a
, THtsflonory movement:
Hear Brethren 1 Dt Ihe namo of onr
Mvter^ we auk your earnest, prayerful
consideration of this call to ottosid oar
laymen’* nurno-meeting, Bondar ofl
noon. I>eeemher 8; during tbo meotlni
of tne BaptDt Bate Convention In
Orangeburg. The meeting Is called by
the undernigncd Baptist lavamn, to
promote the Imymen’a Missionary
Movement In Bonth Carolina In line
with what Is being planned throughout
the Bon 1I1.
We believe thla is ona of the moat
tnifbiring ind prow Ding of the recent
movements for the oaten-ion of Christ’*
Kingdom. It* Cbriulike spirit, lu
comprehensive purpose and ita praetl
cal plan* h*v* won hofo the onthusl
a*tic appMrat and hearty eo ofieratloa
of many of oirr consecrated buslnoo*
men, and we bolieve that many others
will express a* hearty
when the plane are
Tbe movement has been defiitad an
“air awakening of Chr etlan laymen to
the urgency of the Groat •Comriaiaoion;
an honest effort on the port of
laymen to fiilffll In the next twenty-
live years their Lord’s command to
preach the Gospel to every creature,
lu aim to induce the CkrteMna btyunn
to employ bis liiffiionoe, hie
Id* time In hi* religion In . tbn
prsutlcal, rommou-senM way
does In hi* bnalneu or hi* profession.
The force of this appeal to Baptiai lay
men was seen In tbo enthnalasm with
which It woo greeted In the reoen
Bouthem Baptist Convention at Bleb
mharnrho frnlltlif wm HgliUr and
the corn boa more distance. Counting
■ST’JS! STraSi'i,
SSS%. XS22?52
which he haT well and wisely adorned
tor 10 tjmrsj Judge Jsme* AMHch car f tend (he meetlnVemi that you wHloa*
South Carolina Baptist*
a* a strong missionary body, hot wo
have not vet realised our atreath nr
fully revognlaed onr obligation, nor
will we do no until more of our laymen
consecrate their strength to this groat
work of the King tom.
Eatnestlv hoping thill yon will-nt*
lUt other laymen, wo are, „ „
Your 00 workffirfifTtll Ril^tom'
In
The following article has been
tvpe for several months hut has K
crowded out by others of more lm-
nedlate Importance. A* a part of tbo
trne hlstorv of the time* It la gtyon
place In onr oolum* today:
^lome of the beat behaved newapa-
twrr In Ibi* Bute And Georgia, who
though not as
rlll falL ^iPjfc Junur* UboraRy
planting tfou you will got too much
'MJU. «ulk. Do
wise as serpents ate a*
harm leas a* dove*, believe that
people are a* faithful to duty a _
obedient to law a* tboy are and asinthio
.^ri^Lj-lbat-MndesIrsble lirfmtgraBU will bo
k«*pt out of the Booth by the strict en
forcement of tbe stringent law* of tbo
United Btatea.
Th*t U a pleasant thing to believe,
hut fact* of recent occwrrenoe PHwa Uid food Tl. mifirybu get your noil
that gurornmeKt officials of minor rank
are ai wholly careless and unreliable
*■ nny other hired laborers. Tbe wave
.oLmitfienilonahle crimes that reoontlv
■wept through portions of New York
rttv paralysing Its police ferae ahows
that the gates of entrance on Ellis
Island were wide ajar. That the ex
aminatlons. physical end morel, end
social of iiuiiiigrani* Is a tneri flUtlier
of form, a task to be dispatched as
quickly at possible, was recently
proven In our own Mute.
^■•The good ship” Wittekind, wRb
nOarly five hundred Immigrants aboard
steamed !nt-> Charleston harbor while
the staid old city was asleep. Next
morning after breakfast the examina
tion commenced. The new comer*
were Ignorant of our language and the
examiner* knew not the languages of
the strangers^. Tbe questioning and
answering had to be done through In
terpreter*. Yet before sun down of a
short winter day the inspections were
completed, the passengers lauded, en
trained and on their way* to the np
State cotton mills. Only ona famltv,
ms we remember,Ifalled to be admit
ted.
The government oode’ntrapper* who
conduct these make believe exami
nations, need close and continual
watching and the newspapers are th*
only akirnilojh line between tbe million*
of the capitalists and th* labor and
life of those that toll in factory and
Held
The superior officials of the national
department of commeroe and agricul
ture are not given to bothering, them
selves Mtti bolding thehTsubordinate*
t» strict couipilance with ’he law. and
the department of jostle* la more lib
eral than literal in IU construction of
the acta of Congress. The benefit of
every doubt I* given to the Immigrant
and the employer wanting Him.
Blaalon two or three
. LaatThi
of Gaffney. Lest Thursday «* Inspec
lad hla ecp% aihluh Is certnlnly a fine
eaa. The raw* of OH the crops report
ed bare nee six feet wide. Many men
bad vlshod Me crap and boom thought
ha bad 190 baskela on bis beet acre.
Of counm they were guessing. Ha
carried a up* measHfe and selected a
row at a random and counted the earn
gad found II In 15 feet. Mr. Blautuu
•elected e raw and tb*r% were M ear*
In 21 feet, la 80 feet there wen fit
ears. There were a few double eared
stelke. On that bast acre that boa at
tracted so maeb attention the ears are
smaller than 00 the other elan acres
•ere the estimate
was MM, mskiac tbe average distance
between the hllle Inches. Count
ing 110 tara to a bushel Mr. Blanton’s
bait sere would make 774 bushels. On
bit ten acres Mr. Blanton need MOO
pounds of kalall. acid and cotton seed
meal tr. tbn proportion preeurlbod by
Mr. Williamson. On his best acre he
put lfo9 pounds of the mixture and 300
peguds of nitrate af soda. [ ~
The next lot meaewrsd was that of
Perry Hill at tbe poor bouse. The
tape was applied la the same way
end ears counted. In 00 feet there
were 45 ears, boom of them being
doable. On an err* be bed 0511 ears,
or 54 bushels. Tbe ears on bis lot are
tea per cent, larger Utaa I boss on, Mr
Blanton’s baat lot. Jjtmea Hill pleated
a three aero lot after tkrts plea. Keith
tr did be tor Mr. Blaaton throw, up 1
nnrm wKum wHoam 1ml4 If
by. Ma Milt wee rather aautiosw. In
planting hla seed be mad* no* I lew
1 fop ear warms, consequently be
edllUlOper cent of bevfog as
the Ibm a* should have
laekf
CImivI
If In the (para artistic sene* the Brit-
lab people eanaot be said to iw mu
sical. there are. It most be admitted.
Individuals In maltltodlaoua numbers
who cn I Urate with eagerness both vo
cal aad Instrumental music. But there
I* aaqueettawaWy no people vrho de
vote eo much time and earnest study
aad practice to choral staging as tbe
English, end this froita the *
of It.—Edward St. ‘John Breaon
Strand Magastna.
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la the Mrilost'code of Britlsb laws
Bow extant—namely, that of HoeLDha,
a famous king of Camtiria (the present
Wales), wbo dlad about the year DCQ.
find
- FOR RENT.
f Bars* farm within balf -mlla of
Don barton, oo A C. L. R. M.
Apply la
_rj|ra. F. H. Cater. J3E
Dunbarton, S. C.
7-tf
FINAL DldCHARGE NOTICE.' •'
Notice Is kordby given that oa Mon
day Decern bar 1HH 1907. the under
signed will file with tfnn. John K.
Bnetllog. Judge of probate for Barn
well county bis >aal acenort os Ad
ministrator of Arthur 1^.. B'all. tie
ceased, and apply fur falters Dlsmts-
sery. ^ M O Wall.
Nov., 1st. 1007. Administrator.
^ ^
CCOD LARDS FOR SAIL
A tract bf four hundred acre* blog
no the lawrr Three Runs, about 3K
•eras cleared, balance wood land 4
miles from Dunbarton Htsth n. s strict
ly healthy place, with line water^one
building.
ALSO -
A tract of one hundfol ard thirty
tbres acres, about 80 acres clean'd,
balance wood land, one tenant hou-e
and nut buildings, excellent water,
healthv, six mile* from the Coast Line
■nd Charleston aad Western Carolina
Rallwaja.
For price*, term* and description
call oa oc writ* to
T. B. Harleyt—
Dunbarton, B. C,
BUUMOXBTO ARMEXT DEFEN
DANTS. - -
Stale of Bonth Carolina. \
County of Barnwell - /
In the Coort of Probate.
Summons for Relief — Complaint not
Served.
S. N. Woodward, as.-Administrator of
Narctsaa Uyrne, deceased, Plalutiff,
against
Paul Woodward. K. Fuller Woodward,
R. Alice Law. Eva Woodward and
Carrie Hicks, Defendants.
Yoo are hereby summoned and re
qulred to answer tfr* i-nn.pfelni In rhU
A. D.—w* find a canon eoactlng In
plain sad lamleUkabl* terma that any
married wotaaa whoee hupband was
afflicted with leprosy was entitled not
eely to separation, trot also to tho raetl-
tutton 0# her goods.
the
Caacy—te’re a har-rd wormker. Doo
ley. How many hod* o’ morther have
you carried np that laddbsr th* day?
Dooley—Whist, man: Ot’m foolin’ th’
boas. OTv* carried this same bodful
ap en* down all day, an* be thinks
OTm worm kin'.
* A Baoate.
Jones—My wife l« very ahortelgfatod.
you know, and has been so since her
g.ribood. fimlth (after taking a look
St Jeaeel—Oh. then, that explal
—I iwiit "Ihr BT gfi Bebeaqaencr.
tioaaly not wtehlag to risk too much.
Couatlag kle cotton eead meal at 1 35
Me forMJtter laeladlag 109 pounds of
.fbeaaere.
Th* «MM land was la
’aad wlibbut any fertlllaar It waald
»mad* abeat 11 bushels to the
> b« will gw (I bushel* af
iHy 94.90 worth of fodder
would hast a
THE MAGIC Ne. 3.
Number thro* Is a wonderful mascot
fur Geo. H. Parris, af Cedar Grove
Me., seeordlng to a letter whMi reads:
“After suffering much with liver and
kidney trouble, and becoming greatly
discouraged by the failure to tnd re
lief. I tried Bteetrie Bitters, and as a
well man today. Tbe
ratlavad aad three bottle*
the out*.” Guaranteed best
remedy far stomach, liver and kidnev
troubles, by R A- Dtaaon A Co. drug
Bi*,**
tllleer
7,75.
for ibe fer-
Using tbe tape
line tb* number of ears aa aa exact
acre I* secured. In e let with
I ii
f* saw some ocher
where the Wlillamton plan was partly
followed ififf lit* crops were partial
fallurse. The farawra wbo have fol
lowed tbs plan are delighted with It
and there will be many others wbo will
try U next year.
A Wabjiixq.
Lst us advise the farmers to begin
ibis plan cautiously. When you h
£ a follow it cloealy until you find a
tier or*. If you try 4 foot rows you
you plant
un* tft to July JO. Do hoc try to
make 100 bushels on tbln land that has
an humus In It and wbleh bet bean
sera to bad over for year*. Do not
to make 100 buabdlt to
you learn bow to moke W aad then 60
t try
UMlt
made light and porous with vegetable
matter and braked II to 10 Inches deep,
ynu may think about 100 buabel*. I'll*
probability Is that you will than foil
short of the mark, and kayo more
’Thinks" than butbela.
We will give the table of distance
again en that each farmer after con-
airtaring the quality of land and depth
of soil
6 fete, by 24 lachee
80
bushels.
6 “ by 90
49
35
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« •* bv M
•4
-10
05
• •• by 12
el
00
•0
• by 10
4*
72
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« “ by 8
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90
A FORTUNATE TEXAN.
107 fit. L*ul«.
*lir
ualnted
Mr E VV Geodloe, of
Bt. Dallas, Tex. says: "tu the pete
rear 1 have become acquainted with
Dr King’s Now Life >111*. and n*
laxative 1 ever before tried ro effect
ually disposes of malaria and Mlfoue.
noM." They don’t fried nor grip*.
rAc.at K. A. DraeeteTk Co. drug rtert
Let beginners not trv for more than
Q0 for the first time. It would be bet
ter to plant for 35 or 4d till they get
the“haagof It.”—Carolina Bparten,
REMARKABLE RESCUE. .
That trath I* stranger |ban hction,
boa once more been demonstrated In
the little tow%ef Fedoff , Tenn , tbe
reside no* of C. V. Pepaer. He wrltee:
I was la bed, sntlrtljrglsahled with
lemorrhoge* of the lunn end throat.
Dsaters failed to help me, and all hope
lad fied when I began taking Dr.
King’s New Discovery. Then Instant
relief cam*. Tbe coughing soon ceas
ed; t)te bleeding diminished rapidly,
throe weeks I was able to go to
for
91 00, at R.
r— ■
Trial bottle free.
Doughs and colds
A. Denson A Co,
HE FIRED THE STICK.
•T have fired th* wtlklhg-telek Pro
serried ever 40 yean, on account of a
sore that resisted ever? kind qf treat
ment, until I triad Buck ten’s A rates
Be I ve; that hue healed tea sera and
me a happy men,’’ write* John
man* me a nappy etas,” write* j«an
Garrett, af North Mills, V. C. Guaran
teed tor Pllas, buret. ala., by R. A
Deanna 4 Co. druggist. Me.
MONEY TO LEND
Vfa are prepared ro negotiate loons oa
Improved forme for five years, partial
payments, late rest g per cent on loans.
Don’t write, oomeand eee nal
J. O. Patterson A Sou.
StQIE YOUR COTTON
Willistos COTTO* Wxxa-
HOUSK IS KOW BBADY TO STORS
COTTOIS.^ —rv—
Charoks 16 cents rna balk
rKR MOMTU, IKCLUOIXO 1JVSO-
BAKCS •
Bank or Wilustcn will
MAKE UHBBAL ADVAKCKS OK
COTTON aTOBCD IK TUI* WARS
HOUSE. • '
G-A. KENN BpY, Prrsidrnt.
FORBALKOR RENT.
My farm known aa the Vogel Place,
oontelolag about 350 acres and In a
high state of cultivation, about one
He from towp of Barnwell.
P J. Drew,
Bumter, B. C.
A GREAT -OPPORTUNITY. ^
For sale, with consent, one hundred
acres Including mill site on water* o£
Jackson Branelt, two mile* below Syca
more. four mjles from Fairfax on tb*
C. A. W. C. R R. One building and
two set* of mUl rocks with property.
This is a line water power on e bold
never foiling stream, healthy, good
neighborhood, an admirable location
or a notion factory or other mauufac*
turigg enterprloe.
Fpr further information apple to
H. W. Deer,
Ulmers, 6. 0
'action whlcnla filed in tho office of the
Probate Court, for the said county, and
to -erve a copy of your answer to the
complaint *>n the subscriber at his office
In the biwn of Barra ell. K C. within
twenty days after tbe service hereof;
exclusive of the dsy of such service
ami if you fall to answer tbe complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
In thUscuon will apply to, the court
for the relief dejitoded In tbe com.
plaint. '
B. T. Rl«e,
.Plaintiff’s Attorney'.
Dated October 30th A. D 11*07.'
To the absent above named defen
daots:
Take notice that the complaint to
gethrr with the summons,of which the
foregolnot is a copy, was tiled In Ihe
office of the Proba<e Couit for Bern
well County in the State of Booth Caro
llna 00 the thirtieth dav of Oetober
A. POMfi. Barnwell, B. G.- ^
— B.T ffte*7
Plaintiff"* Attorney.
November 1st. 1007.
SPEAKINGFACES
avilig decided to discontinue
the Mercantile Business at
Xi
I wiU on December 9th Com
pelling: Everything in
my Store
Shoes, Dry Goods, Drugs,
Groceries, flotiops apd Store
Fixtures at
FIPSTCGST.
/ wi/J Disvaunt 10 per cent from
Jurcfases of Omt
HUNDRED DOLLARS or more
J. L ELLIS
. DEC. 2d 1907.
The Flag Falls
AOT7 THE EACE BEGINS
AT HILL TOP STABLES,
BARNWELL, S. C.
m CAR LOAD OF
— "CREAM OF KENTUCKY” 4
Horses, Saddlers and Harness, And Brood Mares, Per
sonally selected by tbejVeteran Gapt. Dunn.
JUST RECEIVED.
All Blue Grass BcAhtics And ns Good ad Pretty.
Pride ofjthe Prairie Horsef and ule» for all purposes
alwaysnn^’
With oncxccl *0 equipment, thorough no
den, ta ruling of essentials and execution, sue
oeseful practical experience and lore for and
pride in art we feel Justified in promising
fullest satisfaction to all patrons
the BEST in Photography.
Our Portrait Work is of the highest excel-
ence, true to nature aud unexcelled in per
feet picturing.
We make Kodak Pictures, Post Cards, En-
arge Pictures and in every inch of the entire
f!e,d of Photography sre-nutmpassed by any
City Studio.
To Our beautiful Hue of the most select
Picture* for wall decoration we ask the
special and critical attention of the public.
Placing and pledging onr best services to
oor friends we ask with entire confidence tbe
opportunity to make good onr ever)' promise
MRS. KELLY’S STUDIO.
• - Blackvu. i.e .8. C,.
' From this date we will sell Hulls
and Meal etriotly for CASH. We have
Instructions to this effect from Head
quarters and no exception can be mads
to this rule. We trust our friends
will hear tbit In mind aad send money
or check with all orders,
BARNWELL OIL MILL.
MONEY TO LOAN.'
Apply to G. M. Greene,
Barnwell. B. C.
FINK FARM FOR BALE.
Four miles north coat of Wllllstnn,
containing on* hundred and lire ecras,
blxty cleared, balance In ttmbar, has
two good settlements, with all needed
•qt buildings, goad walla at each,
healthv. In an excellent neighborhood,
within a mil* of Maw Forest School..
Far particulars apply to
* • • B. Bales,
... Wl! listen, 8. C.
* F.
Real Estate for Sale
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE WHAT
YOU HAVE FOR SALE.
■*Two good building lots In North
ern portion of town—Each lot meas
ure# 400. ff. front .by. 300- ft.—
Skreeth on three sides. Lou level deep
smooth. Prices reasonable to quick
buvera.’’
LAND FOR SALE-A tract of 385
scr^s, being a part of Dr. B. F. Peeples
plantation on Edisto River. Tberr are
three tenant settlements on the place
Part Is well timoered, tho remainder
In good state of cultivation, price
reasonable. For further information
apply to
One home and large lot, lot large
enough for two or three good dwellings
on K. R. Ave, IdKdlng towards Bara-
well. Town of Ulackville.
Tbe improvements consist of good
four room.dwelling, dining room end
cook room, well good water, barn,
stable* and bnggv shed. Thl« lot I* well
Improved and among good neighbors/
and price reasonihle to quirk buyer.
II. F. Buist,
* Atty at Law- .- v
*» . ". A ■>
KILL tm COUGH
sm CUM tm LUNC8
WITH
Dr. King’s
New Diseovfffj
wiesrsr* sflSSa.
The Best that good Judgipent and Experience cbm
selbct
Wagons and B uggies in great variety of the very choicest
materials and built by master workmen. For comfort Mid
durability, good looks and lightness they are unmatched
in tbe State. ^
Harness—Honest Leather Goods, sufficient for an army,,
any single piece sold as readily ns a full Set.
Whips, Lap Robes, Umbrellas, Bridles,^
Horse Goods ever wanted.
PRICES RIGHT, AS ALWAYS*
THE
• i
T/ie Oldest and Strongest
Bank in Barnwell Comity
Depository of The State of South Carotin*. The Couiity of BorawdL
a „d The Town of Barnwell
Capital, ......
Surpliu and Undivided Profits,
$60,000.00
$41,009.94
To save money,1s not hard when once a bank account Is started for
money in a bank cannot burn a holein tbe pocket.
A bank account mean* paying bill* by chick—the only abeatutoly
safe wsy. Check* leave no room jor srguroent •» to when or bow a
bill was paid. Each check Is recorded;! n the banks books. These
together with your money sad tbe cancelled check* are kept for you
in burglar abd Ire proof vaults, You haye access to them *1 any
t,me; ' • ^
Let us talk thi* ever with you tbe next time y° u are In atwa If I ,an
possible to eali, write ua.
-tt.
F. W. WAGENER & COMPANY
lOTTON DEPAHT1IENT, CUIUSM. S. t
'Wc have arranged to handle Cotton to the best, advan
and solid consignments. ; . .
We give special attention to handling Staple Cotton, viz.
"ALLEN SEED" FLOR0DOM AND OTHERS
IF THIS GRADE.