The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 12, 1907, Image 3
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Tlpc Bam well People.
tfHUItsbAY DECEMBER, It, IftOT-
RATES OF SURSCBIPTIOK.
.i,
In Advance, per Annum
On Time
..11.60
.92 00
Th« chilnging will at Antioch
Chnrch, Oalt Pond Tonrn.hlp, MntH
ab HitTiiaaJav of next wcnlc, when it
will m *v« t > Olli’a Of JHt U •■.It
R, C. Rohen. J. B. Morrla,
Clerk. Bupr.
FARMS FOR "TIES T. —
Three one horae farina near Elko, all
The rWc in the price of cotton iaat
week started the wauoat to-follinj; in
to the towns.
ftivernor Anaei atinounced Tneadar
hU candidacy for reelection
not run for the Senate.
DATS OFF.
A wsjtoti load of AlfredATdrTbE corn
waaon-tue Square on exhiDiiion on
Alwava ri^ht^nd reliable onr good
colored aubacri er John Barnwell re-
tnembered ua on Saturday.
t)r. R W. Sanders a’aa elected Presi
dent of the Baptist Minister.’ Confer-
tne 4th Inst, that would have made M.i-
and will ' Iver tytUiainson turn pale with uowii-
‘ ling admiration. The eara were won-,
dorlully uniform In fizo, beautifully
abat>ed and aa sound as stiver dollars.
We have acen corn grown in the fa-
minis French Broad mountain guarded
valley. In the MissUsipid cane brake
ence held hi Diangeburg last week.
Burckhalter
Mr. M. R. Burckhalter of Atlanta
was in town on Thursday and old time
friends were glad to see him In auch
good kclter. * ' *- •
adjoining.
Wi
fill rent aoparatelv of all together.
Good for cantaloupea, melo.ua or
cotton.
Apply to ,
S N - . Green,
BtacKvilie, a. C. .
BEES FOB SALE.
Alront thirty bee gums to aell at fl.OO
per gum.
Apply to J. H. Bolen, 7 .
Elko, S. C
Calvary Church.
near
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All peraona indebted to the estate of
George W. Patrick,.deceased, are re
quested to make prompt payment to
the undersigned.
, B. F. Patrick, Agent'.
Barnwell, S. C . Dec. Uth 19o?.
‘T'-he goverament eatlmate . given nut
aFrl
laiuU, but .none was equal to ilrst made
by the seUntLt of “T'hu Oaks.”
In 18‘4 Utirernor Dick Oglesby of
Illinois delivered an off hand address
on corn with an eloquence of thought
and word tuat well betitsthe Aldrkb
corn lie closed :
“Gl.orioua corn, that more than all
ThFsIktBrt Of the tietd weartj
garments. Nos on the shore of Nilus
or of iiiti does nature dress her forms
more splendidly. My God to live again
that lime when for me half the world
was good and the other half unknown !
And-ju/w agalo,jtheLiicfn, that in its
kernel nolus*tIie strength that shall
(in the poify of the man refreshed )
Tuesday put this year’s crop at 1I.C78
000 halos, and the price dropped half a
cent a pound.
Several f hrlstinas marriages are hin
ted, but ihe parties imereated have not
given us their confidence and we know
not who thev nr#! •
The Baptist ladles of Barnwell real-
iz.'d from tlieirbaz tar and oyster sup
per last week th* haodsom- profit of
$48 14 for benefit of the parsonage
fund.
Auditor J. C Keel publishes today
his appointments for taking tax returns
next mouth. Ills office at Barnwell
will be kept open while he is on his
rounds.
TO RENT
One four horse farm three miles of
Dunbarton, known as the Estate place
of W. F. Greene, Add res*
A. F. Greer-e,
—^ ^—W llliatou.* th C,
CP.ME CORTBI BUTO Rfl.
I have received the Barrel from the
Orphanage and aak thoae that bave
aubscribed syrup to bring it to my
bouse at once.
J. E. Lain..
I
PENSION NOTICE."
will be in the Auditor's
well.
Rev J. W. Cantcy Johnson has de
clined to become Rector of tiie Ghu'rch
of the Uoly Apostles, having rccepted
a call to i.ouisiana, and Rev. .Mr.
Speara of Kentucky has fn eo. -tendered
theP^lgfiRtp
.The first snow of this 'Vinter fell on
the afternoon of the fourth. The
Bakes were large and for a time filled
the air but soon melted. Next morn
ing the ground w»s frozen hard for
Office
♦very Saturday In January 1WS from
10 a m to I p m to fill out Pension Ap
plications lor all'who desire to draw
Pensions.
D. C. Bnackhalter
Peiislop Coininis-ioner.
\ * Barnwell County.
THE FARM OUTLOOK.
Farmers and laborers are in no
hurry to make non tracts for pest
becau** they are uhcertsln at
will turn up. 1( is certain
to
th:.t
great
tear,
what
nu
.lueruua calmedlaml reatert will change,
ttrslrarvncmpping and that nivny this,
year share croppers will try the wages
way next year and vice versa. But
nucii changes onie every year.
COTTON CROP NKWtt.
The census b ireau bnlleMn issued
M»mtav showed th tt 8 318 854 bales of
cotton had been ginned to Decembet
1*», as compared with 10.027 687 bites
la»l vear and 8 687.803 In In this
State Dtl.S tt lule- h id h n-n gintud |0
December 1st'at 3 112 giuii<>ries.
The final l 1 -4X5 crop is given a* 12,
983 201 and l!SJ5 as 10 49 i 103 hales.
.So this year’s ginning is a one and
two third ittilJinn bales abort of 1908,
and moans a sh irt crop
FOREIGN Kill EN 1)8.
European huvers are keyring up Jhe
Amerh-flh
In hollow logs, waiting’for Spring.
A coiron exporting firm located In a
neighboring state, wl.h a reliable buy
ing representative in Barnwell, had on
haturday five steamers loading at the
same time at its compresa w harves f»»r
Belgium, Gertnanv, Krauee, Spain and
It.alv, a situation without a par a Ret
in the historv of the cotton export
bustneaa of one firm.
TUE COURT.
The motion for n new trial in the
Rountree case wa< argued art ! refused
and thev were sentenced to three years
An appeal to (he Supreme Co in w»«
t.ken ami thev t w«re admitted to hail
in tlte sum of * one thousand ddlUfr
eaeh
Isaiah Collins, colored, charged with
murder wa* a quitted.
8n wa« tJeiuge Riley, colored, tried
for murder. Thar closed the work of
the General Se-siona. Tlte I’omtntm
Pleas continues with a full sofBci"iicv
ol busiue-s to keep it occupied until
the end of the term.
NAILING PREsENTST
8»A that pack aggra re w’eiirtridu
atont paper. Do not trua: to sealing
Have them correctly weighed and all
postage paid or thev will not g >.
Write yotir name In hewer left hand
corner precede^ bv the word Fmin.
Mercbandiae coats a cent for each
ounce.
Photographs, engravings and all
printed matter ex'-epr r.ewspapera cost
on* cent for each tw,o ounces.
Packages are limited to four pounds
j weight
Anv writing in a pa ckage make* it
subject to letter postage and rendcre
the sender liable to a fine.
Henry Riley, colored, was committed
to jail Tuesday,charged with having
killed another coloreiV man at Fairfax
November 4th. lie was caught iu 8a-
vuiinah .
Dr. C.‘ N. Burckhaller gave us on
Thuratdwv tiie tine treat of a plump,
perfect ripened tomato giown in his
garden. Dr. Charlie U one of the few
men that can do manjf things equally
the first time this season.
Rev. R. A Yongue is pleased to re
turn to the Barnwell circuit next year
His congregation* are heartily glad
that Bishop Morrison sent him back t£
the field in which he has labored so
untiringly and successfully.
Mr. John B. Rountree died of pneu
monia on Tnursdav »t his h<>ma In Red
Oak Township, aged about 62 years,
lie was one of the best,farmers in all
that section and his death ha* brought
sorrow to his own family aod to tiie
many friends who kirew the goodness
of his hand and heart.
for the passage by. Congress at this se*
*ion of these seven bills introduced by
him:
A bill to fix fees of United States
commissioners.
A bill to erect * publin building at
Aiken at a cost of 4126,IM0, the site
of which has already been purchased.
A bill to hold federal court at Aik-
en. .. - / ' -
A bill to establish a ll*b hatchery. In
South Carolina.
A I ill for a publin building at Beau-
fori, to cost 41ik).(XJj.
A bill to develop the Kdi*to river.
A bill to secure pa-'-sge <»f war
clsirtia seithout the word “loval.”
Last wet]Tar. W . S Mi:uTrt« of Heal
ing Spring* while on'hi* daily vl'it to
Ws farm a couple of miles distant wa*
savagely a.tacked bv his hull, an anj
maT >>f »ome two th<Hi«aiid pound*
weight, aod very paiVifutlv luuise.l ex
ternaliyThere wa* no one noar to
TTi mv tt> tttw TP^UP ^Ttry-the drtrB- TmT -
tinued the at;aik'until it* rage passed
and went away'. Mr. Mimm* mana
ge»J to crawl out of the lot. and colored
.voin*-tt gave him such help a* they
ceuld. lie wa* carrtrrtTinme and ha»
since been confined to bed under the
best t n*aInvent. It Ja. sincerely hoped
by hi* tif.iny’ good frimols that lie lia*
sustained no internal injury.
CASTLE HAM., BARNWELL
LODGE NO. 1G, K. OF P.
B VRX WELL.S. C.
Whereas. It Ilia tdea*e.4 the Almiglitv
Ruler of the Universe to remove from
onr midst, our Brother David \\\ Hair,
d to cal i him rroni labor and sorrow
in our earthly Lodge to ;reaye and j .y
fii the Supreme Lodge iilioyc.
Nil*, ilietcfofe, Re it Resolved:
That, in tiie death of onr ffruther Barn,
well Lodge No. 10 Knight* of I'ythi.ts
lia* U»st h /. alou* and lovahrle member,
the brethren a true ami lm-ad frtend.
nnd thcState and Comity un upright
and honorable citiz n.
Rt solved furt-hr-r: That a page In
our minute book be inscribed to lii*
iretnory. And that tne Lodge be draped
in mourning for a period of thirty
{tffTTTTtiat a CitnytlfTtlOfa Koaolu'ion*
suitaldv engrossed lie sent .o bis fami
ly and a!«o published in the comntr
papers.
i J. ITaV.
" m McXtb.
J . K Snelliog,
. t oninii'tee.
December Oth P. 1*. XL1V.
A CHRISTMAS BRIDAL.
OUR FRIENDS.
That good surveyor Mr. Geo. W.
Cope took the right direction and put
• true monument In the editorial pock
et.
Mr. Johnson Black Jr. while too
busy to come to sec us in person was
thoughtful to send the annual token of
bU good appreciation.
— Though out of sight over in Aiken
our good friend Mr. L. A. Drummond
keep* us in mind
In dividing witli us Mr. J. E. Owens
enjoyed the occasion quite as much aa
Thk PxoPLK’a.cashier.
Mr. Jud«on Greene again added to
Rich Land’s high record for paying
the printer.
A good hand ahake with Mr. Allen
Wooley left our palm th* heavier aod
bappier for having touched hi*.
Juryman Willie Hair returned the
verdict that Thk P*«ipi.k should be
paid and carried the just finding into
effect .**'— * ‘ ‘
Mr D P. Martin’s Friday visit was
Invltatlon* luive been i«*ued to the
marriage in tho BarnweH M>‘tliodi*t
Church at 4 o’clock Tuesday afternoon.
-DecernbtM’ 24th, of IL*.* Lois Moore and
Dr. William Caper* Milhous.
So Christum* chlm s an.I wedding,
bell* shall bleo.l their joyona
when these two young people, in the
fair, swuet Soring time of their beantl
ful lives, so well Moved bv the grout
multitude of their friends shsll be
joined In the onion of happy hearts
and loving hands that shall not be
broken while life shall la*t.
Thb Pkohlk. in sll Its years, has hid
no bettor plea*ure thsn to wUb to these
cherished one* that the future may be
to them avklnd and gefiecou* In it*
gifts to thsm of unclouded happiness,
rich prosperity and long ll f e a« they so
well ilo.oiveand that the happy spirit
of this Ghrisrinas time slmll always
abide In their heart* and home.
Dolus th
.! btiaf5- of
subdue titwfjrest arid compel responae
f ohi every stubborn iield, or sliiulng
In the eye of beauty, make blossoma of
her chocfksand jewels of her lips and
thus make for man the greatest inspi
ration to well doing, the hope of coin
pamonatiip of llmt sacred! was in and
well embodied soul, a wnimn.
•’Aje tiie corn, the ro.vaicorn, with
in w hose yellow heart there is ol heaith
and streugtk for till tiie nations. The
corn'triumphant, that witli the aid of
man hath nride Tiuf.wrions profession
across the tnileJ plain mid laid found
at ion" for tho social axcelleiice that. ts
and is to b?. This glorious plant,
tho greatest among the many giT.a of
God sustains tne warrior in battle, the
poet in song and strengthens every
where the thousand ai ms that work the
purposes of life. O i thst I had hhe
voice of *ong or skill to translate Into
tones the harmonies, the symphonic*
and oratories that roll across my son I,
when standing sometime* by day and
sometimes by night upon the border*
of this verdant sea. I nute a^ world of
promise, and then before ftiiemaTf the
year Is gone i view Its full ’fruition
Amlatieita Ucapedgold atvait the n-ed
of man . Majestic. ftnR.fnl, wonderous
plant. Tho greatest A'nong the man
ifestations of the w isdom and love of
Got), that may be seen In all the field*
or upon the tyllMdts or in the valley*.’
MARSHAL GRUBBS RESIGNS.
Editob Pjcoplic. .
F«r» personal reas
on* I have tendered my resignation t
the Town Council as Marshal" of Barn
well, to take effect on the 1 >tb-hist. 1
wish to say to the people of the tow n
and country Hint 1 have endeavoreVl to
do my dqUiv and have tried to treat
every body with absolute fairness, jmd
l leave ilie position w’ithout any hard
feeling toward any one.
Very Respectfully,
F. Gi ubb#.
BETTER LATE TUAN NEVER
■v
Among the best hills introduced ' in
Gongrea* tids session is that of Repre-
seutative Cl*rk of Florida to paY back
to the Southern .StaU-s the l4i>S,()nk,()00
cotton tax^s tlleg-.iilr collected during
artid just after the war. South Caro-
olina farmer* were forced to pay ten
million do'lar.s tnth taxes and tiie re
turn thrrerif would ho Ip iiard time*
here and soften hard hearts up North.
AUDITOR'S A PRO IN TMENTS
The Auditor will be at tiie following
place* on dates named for the pur;
of tatsitnr rct ti rnK for taxeK of
use
Duiib irton
AshU y’s Store
Brabham’s •• •
Fuise’s “
Appleton
Duncan Sams’ Store
iiartnn
January
Fairfax
Allendale
K:ine
S\ camore
i' Imera
8
e
10
13
14
JA
1(5
17
20
21
22
23
24
j9*sx®®<s*£v$si* ** >♦< '• mm ys&Kvsmmm r?£<$
A * EACH DEPOSITOR OF
| opBLAeKVI^E
k requested to call at the Bank and get one
of our beautiful new. _
CALENDARS.
Nothing helps like a Bank Account.
<o
■
I GET READY NOW
$>•)<•: v. •<5vf*sv*xsxi'@
.o:o:o:o:a
FI II BUT WINTER AND BETTER
® SEE AND STDUY THE ADVICE AND
ADVANTAGES »
OF
re-'
WHITTLE’S PLATFORM.
Bind; lille
"’ll ale y
E'lco “ 27
^'i!listen “ 2.*
M-.TcatiH “ 2t*
SMelllng ’’ 30
Jotfiison Laln’s “ 31
Hilda February.^ 4
The Auditor’s ftlllce will be open
from January 1st t> Februnrv 20. h 1
eArne-tlv request every body to make
tlH-ir refhrns a* the law. direct* that n0
per cent penalty tlialT
Ft-brnarv 20.h.
be add'd after
J C
K el.
A uditor.
Barn we,I Co
HE FIRED THE STICK
il have fired the wa'king-stick I’ve
Carried over •fO'year* pia-aecouut «d a
nnent, •.mtil I tried liiiekleu’s Arniea
Salvo; Idiat has liealed' the sore and
made tne a happy man,” wii:e.s J dm
Garrett, of North Mil)*, N. L- Guaran
teed lor Files, horns, eic., by R. A.
Deason it'Co. druggist. 25.-.
MG.NMV TREKS.
Trx ia la shipping this
" inter a mi)-
wurth of pecans. Tno
ATiThnio Imiise itandlijig
600 car loads a* in sight
lion vhdlai's
IcaOing 8*111
tliern repn t*
unii.^xpoets 200 more from oilier parts
of the State.
The pVc*n i* a nailve of that section
and grows to great si/. -and perfertion
Many orchuc’.s ii*Ave been put out.
Tne tree* are plante i 40 feet apart, 47
trees to the acre. Th- laud can be
planted until the tree* commence bear
ing, in six years. The first crop of
mmdrrT] nuts brHvorth |4 per, tree,‘■and for ten
or fifteen--}ea.ia longer they aie vvoitli
ten dollars a tree. An aeie crop often
brinsr* four to five handled dollar*.
The ’Texas riufs *ell fD»ni G to 12 cents
a pound, Tiie L’nlteuStates has a mo
nopoly of the pecan but cannot supply
the demand.
Being myself a practical farmer I know the needs of the
country and always fully equal every demand and expecta
tion. •
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
prices and largest discounts.
TREASURERS NOTICE.
penalty of one |>er
The Treasurer’* office will be open
for tho collection of taxea levied for
the fl«oal tear commencing January
+*t, UI07 from the 16th <liy of Octpbbr
1907 to the TSUt day. of March 1908 itt-
clu*ivc. v.
From the 1st to the 81*t day of Janu
ary llKiS Inclusive a
cent will be added
From the 1st to the 28th day of Feb
ruary inclusive a penalty of two per
cent will be added to all taxes paid in
TjBtirttIFf. 'lit— —-—a.
From the 1st to the 13th dky of
March j.908, a penalty of seven per
cent will be added to all Unpaid taxca.
LEVY.
For State purposes
** Ordinary county
“-Constitutional school
11
levy of (2)
wiikbip for
Knowing the value of good seeds I raise oats for myself
and for mv customers. — —
a nee
TJtvw advantages I gladly share with my friends.
Here is one open secret of success,
of good crops:
The firmer who has the’ best work stock, Jwagons,
implements and a plenty of food and forage-'gets the
wages hands add share croppers. ~~~/\
Whittle will sell you the Best.
THREE CARS HORDES. ALL GOOD, SUI TABLE FOR SADDEETl
and
best
taxc*.
Ghecks. draft* ifec wi’l not b6 received
^except at the rt»lc of taxpayer." “I ~
J, R. Armstrong,
LIGHT A X D II E A V Y DR A FT I’ll BKpSES. ~
TWO OARS MULES, NONE BEfTER, FOR FARM, WAGON AND TIM
BER USES.
ONE F AR WAGONS. BOUGHT BEFORE PRICES, Af)VANCED. THE
BEST IN MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH IN THE SOUTH.
fdX THOUSAND BUSHELS GENUINE HOME GROWN A1TLER RUST
Total levy
There will be an extra
two mill* in Blackville To
Jioad tux.
.Commutation Road tax will be $2 00
and will be received from the 13lh dsv
of October 1007 to the 1st day of March
1!K)8 Inclusive.
SPECIAL LOCAL SCHOOL LEVY-
Cedar Grove (1) mill.
Allendale, Barbary Branch. Bit. Dal-
vury. Double Pond. Elko, Edisto.
Fairfax, Friend hip. Healing Springs.
Kline. Mortis, New Forest, Oak Grove,
Old Columbia, Reedy Branch. Selgllng-
v ill*. Seven Pines and Tinker a Creek
(2) tnilla each. •
Willi.*ion gj mills.
Barton, Ulnckvllle, Big Fork, Cave,
Hickory Hill, Owens ■ Cross Itond*,
Sycamore. No 61, Ulmers and upper
Rich Land 3 mill*,
ffttrcule* and Lee* 4 mills. Barnwell
41
D8..W. C. IIILHODS
_ DENTIST, .
Biro veil, - - % C*
OF FICE HOURS*
8.30 a. m. to (> p. m.
Person* living away from Barnvrgli
will please make appointments bsford
coming By m doing they wit] he ittfR
of lmMtedUte aervlc* ind ’ avoid 4U-
apiDOlntment*.
WO- P. LEE, Jl.,
Dertist,
wH.llston, - - b. <i
cfe otsr Bank x « f WHIkston. Will
not receive calls In the country, b«at
4
will be in ofllce every day.
Dll. J. H. E. IIILHODS,
DENTAL SNRfiEOV, S
A ^BLACKVILLE, S. C.
Will be at hiB.BaTnwMli
ofHce' every Monday aia#
Tueaday, aiui.-at Ins how^.
office in Blackvillfe
Fridflv and Satiirdav.
evety
mills.
United Stateacurrency Gold and sil
ver coin couiitv and school claim* prop-
erly appruved will be received for
,Count v Trasaurer.
Barnwell, 8. C. Kept. J«.h lb07.
REGISTRATION NOTIGB.
The Rogistratlon Book* will be’open
in the Court House oft the first Mon
day (sale dav) In each month for the
transaction of such business a* Is r«
quirod by law.
W.J. Baxley. ChalrmaB.
G. R Dunbar. SocrelsrV.
(rn«ot Mans saataTssao so. irsaOtt
I^tOOF SEED OATS AT 80 CENTS PFR BUSHEL.
FOUR THOUSAND BUSHELS HOME GROWN TEXAS RUSTPROOF
OATS AT 80 CENTS PER BUSH EL.
A FORTUNATE TEXAN.
PRES1T)ENTIAL POLITICS.
The Populist Nationral Convention is
to n»»-et this year on April 2nd. MK)4.
The Republican National Convention
will meet on June 16th 194)8 in Chicago.
The Democratic National Executive
Committee meet* today to name the
time atrd place for holding the next
In keeping with the pleasant apd prop
er »ajr In which be has regularly treat- National Convention,
•d ua.
Mr. Yf. T. Cave Jr of BU'-kvIUe
brightened Monda}’* cloud* with lull
•liver lining, an I sweetsfne.l onr work
wifh aT-an tiT ayrfip. home made and
Inbre OO'lctou#. thart any rttval ruler.cuh
NEW ADVERTISKM ENTS.
have no hi* hieakfa-t caki-s
Throe uiorning plea*urea came to ua
Tuesday, the Springlike aunahine and
the p!e.a«ant cajla of Mp**n VVklicr
Cave aad J.G. M«ibe»iV
J. C. Keel—Auditor’* Appointment*.
J K HnelHog—Citations,~Etuiteg of
W. V Greene,T>«1 la TnahHier!’
R it Krill-—Final IHwhargo Notice.
II. Bolen - Be.'* for Sale..
K. Orcene—Farm to Kent.
F Kaxley—Administrator'* Sale.
F. Patrick—Special Notice. - -
Mr. E. W. Goodloe, of 107 St LouD.
St ..Dallas,‘IVx. saya: “in the pa»t
veur I have become acquainted with
Dr Kings New Life Fill*, and no
laxative i ever before tried so effect
ually dispose* of'imtlari.-i and biliou*
nes*.” They-don’t grind ti.tr gripe.
"6c, At 1C. A. De*“on A Co. drug store
J. D. WHITTLE
BLACKVILLE, S C .
'99
WANTED-
^WILLIS i CO.,IT
DEALERS IN, .
BEST FUtlNITlTIE.
We Are Now Ready TVith The
J.
A.
B.
The American hattio »hip fieet 1*
comrentrailng at Hampton Road* pre
paratory to starting to the Pacific
Ocean next Monday.
THE MAGIC No. 3.
Number three 1* a wonderful n»a«cot
for Ge<>. II. Furr!*, of Cedar Grove,
Me., aecornlng to » letter which rta,U:
“After sitflVilng much with iiver and
kidpey trouh e, and hecomlng greatly
dl-conraged hv the failure to find rc-
H*;f. Ttried Eiet-tric llktejra. *md jls a.
Choicest, Completost and Most Carefully Srlcoi ed’Srock
of Hottschold, Kitchen and O fi?e Faniiture t > |)lease the
best tastes and \>rofit the inoit careful buyers. -All goods
How from the factories, of best "materials ami i»j> to date
styles and finish.
A standard make Graphophone given as a premi
um on each purchase of $35. _ ' •
—liCOFBUNS AND CASKETS:
Fifty Colored laborers at
once for logging', railroad and
sawmill work. Steady work
good wages, paid every flight
with checks, which may be
turned into oifiee for cash
every two weeks and house
rent free. Also can use white
labor.
Call or address Breon Lum
ber Co-, Ulmers, S. C. located
on S. A. 1 • Ry.
FROG POND
CHILL AND FEVER CURBS
THE 0RIGINU NO Cl«f NO
50 CENTS A BOTTtf.
mt.
Th<J bid reliable the kind yduf ratrt®
used to take. Thc.onft that never fail*
to cure. Don’t waste time and money
experiment'ug with ng^r ~uvca. But®®
for the b-jst from the jump. From
Pond is the ounce jf prevention an®
.cund of cure combined. Aak for It—•
Take no substitute, if, yoot qicrchamt
!oes not st-ll It write to tu we will seorf
t direct for SO centa.
J. B. DAVENPORT 1 CO.
TTnoLzaAL* DarnaisTB,
Aiigit*ta, 0*.
For sale Bj
Slntm* A Ret. It. A. bfca«o*i A Co.j
G.
R.
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N. BurcHt-ilfer. —Barnwell.
B Flckllng-BUckvUle.
I* Kenrhon Drug Co.,--Allendtll*.-
MACHINIST’S CAltDi
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A CoiflpleW line of Collins and Caskets for the last ser
vice to loved ones.
We arc also prepared to furnish a Nice Hoarse with
careful driver for burials. „ \
I «>ffer tny tervlee* a* MNCbinl.t fo
those needing prompt and the beat *er-
yice.
With «ix year* experience in
chine *lfnp*, building and tepairieg
inachinerv L ain confident that I can
give cnmpl* Ut **ti«fanfiou.
Stearb Edgfhe add boiler, pump,
gawiene engine. *aw m iVFwndi cottun
gin work are ail faNiiitaf' sud belt nn-
/1 t '
deratoed.
Call on or afidrets
Jack P*te,i
Barnwell, a- C.
C. F. CdlhOBD, - F. M. SBCkiB^iBl
fo. Mc5aF.-
*•*
Calhoun & Co
f lUUEI.
Life, Accident^
CYCLONE
LIGHTNINC
rekult I atu a »\dl man today. Thp ^
ilr»t b'>Ule relieved and tbreo botrhHi |-
yo;t*pli»fed tjie cnre.” ■ Gttaraiiieed 1 e*t i
reme-ly f ur fc-.ainacli! liver a*id kid tie v j
trouble*, bv It A Dea*ifn 4 Op. tlrui|-|
BARNWELL.
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c.
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C. f(. MATHIS
' BancroTk Muat Pritof Oatl >fcld 86 lo
100 per -cot more than Tf-xa* or
Natfvea.
2.«KX) buahels at f) Of) j-er bitahel, F.
(>. H. j'
Ft rat comt first nerved
C. II. Maliif*.
Bhc.kril e. b C.
Live Stock
INSURANCE,
—At Loft fSt Rates In-
STRONGEST COMPANElfi
-orricia at-
iH? BANK OF Bi