The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 09, 1908, Image 3
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TnUBHDAT JANllARY, », ^3..
J_iL£ll eujiiyeti^eall Urt tv'm-Ic.
R1TSS OF SURSCBIPTIOH. '
til Adrance. per Annum $1.40
On time. $2 00
The chain rang will he at GiM’* Cr«*a
Road* until Monday next when It will
more t<» B»tdock- r '.« , -
R, C. Rohera, J. B. MorvU,
-< Clerk.:—-- bupr.
ROTICE.
SliThoTae farm
(fom Sjntia. a. C.
milei
for" rent, two
Aplil v to
J. M., Lawton.
Care of T. 8. Hey ward A Oo.
aavannah. Ga.
FARMS FOR RUNT.
Th ree one horse faring near Elko, all
adjoining.
Will rent separately or all together
Good for cantaloupes, aialons or
cotton.
Apply to
8* N. Grren,
. Diaekfllle, b. C.
— FOR RtCIfT,
FOUR HORsK FARV1 —One mile
from Karnwelt, known as Aiiguatus
Cave place, either share crop or rent.
Good Dwelling and out houses, tine
water. Apply to
R, G.- t 8tauM*ll,
Elko, S. < r .
FOR SALE.
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lo© Head Fat lloga, weighing from
100 to 130 pounds each. Apply befoic
Jan 2oth. If not «n!d by ihia date will
he shipped to market.
Itloe To grose?
Also 1000 b.ihbels of ear corn.
W.T. Calhoun,
b. 0. .
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QOVTKAfrr BLANKS.
tVag"« and Sliare l rop Wanks for
>al» at tTiis nffl e. They save a lot oi
writing at h‘:rsr, and may prevent latei
dfsagreementa ks to the obligation* o(
either party. ,,
l*L x NT PECANS,
Thk Pkoi-lk has a few pounds oi
pecans of tne crop of IPOfi ihat it
w ill he glad pi »i jvhie w ith people w ho
wUl.plant thi'inJ It will-take six “or
eight years .according to laud t nd care
given to bring them into healing, hilt
the nuts will always sell (or
money, and It will he easy made.
good
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’tire town was full of good people on
ftnirdav. all well nehavt i! and cheerful.
None had any new* worth dividing.
'I Ire real property sold- hrought fair
values.
The demand for hor*o» and imiles
wa* disMptnduUug to dealers.
The disjiensary sales aoiuunled to.
$l}13.(>5. '
BLAt'KVil.LE NKWb
Mr.
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Hon. and Mrs. O C Fcathcrstone of
L'tUrens were Itolhlav gue.is of Rev # .
Dr. I , ltt«. f at hereof ‘M-ea—kV*tlref?e*t>u*', hor is a« scare i litre as Here.
-tar nr antnog ns»e---fitett4s. —AVe—w+tC -la.!her. Rev, W., .Glgycr. ntilulaling
however, le; the offer s.ainl open until
Fchi uai v 1st.
A & annsh River nature student
sava that Um v<-r>*c;mts mim(grant
carii h ive ahunat cxieruiiuatcdjJui _de-
iigiitful cattish and'glorious bream fur
which that Itehle iirtr ami Ihc couuec •
ted iakes used io he f.iuious.
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hiwlgration fri m This county to South
Geoigia this- VItutor baa beon brrgpf
ihan usual and utore arc plaitniujt to
gw n-'Xt Winter. 'I lie reasons assigned
ape cirpaper rents for better land. Ls
and If a* well ilked elsewhere a« herr
it will b>* Governor Featberstone io
we. “ _ ‘:
Toe Blackville Fir* Depaetment^fu-
Joye I its annual royal ot^ter supper
on new years night, and was a* i ff'f t-
ive and unseldsii in iniiii<tering to the
hapnTuess of their guests as in .defend
ing property against the lire th ml
Among Blackvtlbi’s new year gift*
none were more welcnuie titan the home
eottringi* of Ma* J. J^Jatilf Imm fsprlng-
tleid and Mr Eugene Weiskiuger from
tyauiberg.
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JK\N\ NEWS.
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At the last meeting of Endowment
Lodge No. It? K . of I' . ffte following
ofticers were elected to serve lor the
en«uing rear
W. II. Miler. C. C.
.1 R l.oadlmlt, V. C. •
J L Folk; l».
Lotdh. lt. M of W.
Ritter, K of K. A S. *
II. W. I..I^wdfiolr. M of F.
J. D Jen«v, M. of K.
-C b Platts. M at A.
L. B. CHbson, I. G,
R Milts. O. G.
8. K., Rsiler, Tru-tee for 3 yearji.
The InstillaMon of olticers will take
place on January Oth.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF BARN
WELL COUNTY.
Inasmuch ns the General Assembly
will meet In the near future and Inas
much as the#* seem* In be a general
unrest throughout the State in. regard
An the prestni LietPLsw, many piXifde
desiring its repeal, I take Ahl* means
of nddresaing the pi ople of the county
bnd of asking them to wiile me ficr-
soiialty at Fairfax, b. C, stating
■whethar they advxKato tbs repiai -ot
our present law or not. I also ask
lh< ui to state their reasons for advoca
ting Us repeal or retention.
This matter will doubtless> be
brought bnfoie the General Assembly
soon niter it convene-, ant] I urge upon
all thuso interested to write mu at
Okck.
Yours very respectfully
Ji K Tlioma*.
Fairfax, 8. C,
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ENTERTAINMENT.
The Entertainment which was given
at 8-sven Pin** church on the evening
of January l*t 1HCB i>Vt»vc»l to he qiute
a -uccess. During 4he evening two
Drtmas were presented by amateurs,
winch deserve much credit for the
manner in which they rendered their
parts
First on the programme was a per
sonal drama, entitled “The sleeping
Beauty,” which consisted'of ten char
acters,
The Second Drama, ’’Lost nii'l
Found, u composed of twenty live
characters.
Last “Darkey bcQi'e” followed by
gong “rtwanee River”
The fnuAlc for the evening which
was rendered by Mr. aud MTs. Willis
j.Duncan added much t> the exer
cises. The house was tilled to it«
utmost capacity and all expieasjd
tho/nselves a* being well pleased.
I have been informed that <tho sum
realixrd. amounletl to •hirty eight dol
lars and a half, which. Is to he used for
the purpose of rebuilding the church.'
Visitor.
The happy way in which_Mr^ L. 8. j
Still moved up Ids subscription data
showed that to a good heart he add* *-
j just soul.. |
Colored subscriber* W. M. Co'cman, |
A . P. Parker and J tl Hankiusnn
started tlie new year right by paying
subscriptions In advance.
For thirty bur, successive new years
Mr A P. Manville ha* never once failed
to wish u* happiness snd there has been
no emptiness in his word*. Ami he
this yean
Out of sight dees not mean out of
mindastoour friend. Prof XV. H.
Jones of Columbia, His gift of Vir
ginia natural leaf country cured tobac
co, such as our grandfather mitde a
century, ago, has rendered our new
year nights piptngiy happy.
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Tux Pkoplf. was pleasantly remem
bered on Monday by tlieiie gojden rule
subscribers; Messrs 1\ rt, Dunbar, J.
O. Grltiin, Il.G. De.lk for two, T R.
Erwin, L. P. Williams, E. A. Fnrso. J.
Croft. ,J. J- Jfuuntree, J. 1). Je.iuy,
T. J. Grubbs. George W. Qreeue, Dr,
J. P, I^e.
Ool. Joseph Brwln was op fTom A1-!0UR FBI ENDS.
leiuialeoo Kridsv. i „ . . ..
' - I Handsome in hi»tli
Watch The Auditor’s appointments : formanc* )tr. T J; Ulm^r
end meet him on the way.
Washing on's birth day, February
22nff. will be iho next holiday. - ■
. All the college girls ami Ih\v* have
gone hack iqiheir oook studies.
Farm hands are changing homes
more generally ihan in several years
Iota Rutii tVilllarns. a colored child,
died near Me. Olivet church irom accl
dental burnt.
Mr. V.8. Owens, prlv|tte secretary
to Judge Pattersoiu leit for Washing-
til t\t\ S i* a.^4 ^ n , ... ,... ■
*** VWt til iln Y.
Rev. C. C # Hhown D. D. of Sumter
will p/each at Double Por.d Church at
11 A. M. Jan. 12ih.
Weather prophets say lliat the great
depth of snow and lea in the Northwest
queans a cold late Spring.
Mr. 0. F. Pechman of Johnston was
in town Monday and Tuesday and, as
always, warmly welcome.
J. Ram Kirkland E-'q. of Olar
and Fanner A L Kiikland^jf Buford's
bridge were in Cowtetjaturday
Services in file Episcopal .OhuScii on
Sutrdav Jimiary ISI.b, Rev. A. E. Evi-
son ofUciating The public invited.
The present schedule of the ftAnri)ern
Railwav .will delay tlie'arrival of 'lux
EitoPLE ai South Georgia and Florida
offices.
The Coast Line ha r s cut local freight
sei vice to one train, which goes West
on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and
East on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays. _
since the coming In of leap year
there is a noticeable sprucing up In
(he appearances of ;he tnnnger liH'-lie-
mrs, and a sort of ‘ .Barkis is willing”
expresaiop on their faces. —
Farmer J. K. L*ln is the right sort
of a temperance man. With sulHi
gourds as he grows and gives to, his
uitmds one wapts no better beverage
than nature brewed Ailsm‘s Ale.
The paintial Palm Limited train will
not be operated ibis reason over tlie
-oiuheru Railway. Decreased - bnsi
pe.s and enlarged exjn-lisi-. require the
cip*e»t econoiuj uirttHtimes ^et easier.
Rev 8, P. Ilttir wijl prea«h «(
•Friendsliip chuicb or the third 8.iiur
day uni] rMihdat ;.t II o’chark a. m~
in* min r« of the cliurcir'sod the pnbil r
are cordially iiuited Jo attend bi.tb
■lavs.
At ihe Allendsle- municipal elect 1m
ast week these ciiy lathtrs wer.
ebos'n for tbi-year;
I niemkiiir—stV A. All.
Wardens—F,. H Os*a!ti. O. II. EHls,
F. lyiiavotiii and J. Fl. Scar»o:i.
Onrpropnsiiion t> retteiVe any conn*
try produce’, ex, Opt hat aud fodder, (u
pavincui of snb-ci ipilnii*, did not flnrt
poison and
paid
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ULMER NEWS.
The follow ing young people have re-
turred to school after a gwo weeks
pleasant stay with their hoyuf folks-.
Misa Louise
Coliege^
Jir. Wi’bur Tuten to the Charleston
Medical College.
Messrs Eston, Justin McMillan.
I.o^nie 8arulers and- OTover Harter to
the 8. C. C. I. at Edgclield, Grady
Boynton to Clemson Cradd.udr-aud
Wime Weekly to the Porter Military
Academy, Charleston.
Mr. Jaek l andrum of Kentucky, a
8, C! C. 1 student, spent the holidays
with Lonnie Sanders.
Miss Cressie Breeiand of Olar visited
friends he re last week.
The new pa*tor Kcv. Mr. Turner df
Alalmma preached his llr*f sermorr ac
t.. Saltkehatchie la*t Sunday He
will pi each lirst and third Sundays o<
each monUt
Miss .Tnahe! Bovntnn is visiting
relatlv's at Orar gfe Lake. FTa
-M-f; ITT H Weckiev ot charleston and
Mi-s Pauline Week ley o! , FTarly
Brani h visited tiieir sister Mr*. W. 11
Wilkinson dnt-ing the holidays.
Mis* Virginia Deer-la sj,ending the
winter with tier si-ter Mr?. Claude
McMilintrrn New Decatur, Ala
/ — Brown Fives.
A mcciirg of rite c*nrimit*ee who re
Vt*ctl Ihc legistrklion ll«t is called at
cha* Con li^auw Thursday III .1 a it to. ly
at U tioou. All Inteirstci in tlie
cnuac of .Prohibition are earne*t ly in
vited to bo present. I.edie* iuvi ,cd.
K. L. Pattersiin,
Chslrntan < f Committee.
Married on the 3tst uif. at the Pres-
In tei ian parsonage^Bi.rlingicn. N C
Mr. IV..i* D«*h.» 11 Hamwctt anil Mi*s
Knxa 1 >tew at t of GuiT«»'d county.-N.
C. That this union of the two Matos
be long l*»iir g, completely happy and
oontTtiu.il 1 ■. [ ru«p«rous 3s ihe sincere
good w i*b of the old booic Iricnds ef
niir ypuiig towptmac.
One* mote T«r. I’toM k c a\;s that If
given chance anv g,«uf w ife of n
cut toll tot fartm-r can make, mure clear
money pou-T-ry iaisiug this »ear than
her hnsbind can realize making—Hicap
cotton with high priced labor, feril
li/.ers and ltnpl< merits
tn additlob she will hay-’ le*s trofttde,
grow old alowenmd be a better C'hria-
tian titan hi r so called lord and master.
Mr. W*. K. Woolev, who has befn
living at Wfilistun, Fia, for ' a couple
of y cars, came home on a sad Christ
mas mlss-fiut. tn the last service (o hi*
good latber, tin* IstakCr. AUen Woolev.
Sunday week iign lie s;nrted to nl*
sourliern licnic, lint the *t irtjing
tidings cume-on Wi'irTsl.iv lliat lit
had died bit TaesJav, 31st, December,
of blood •poisoning. Hi« biVdy whs
brought homo and bulled In the family
grave yard. • — 1
Last week we had to put a* pretty
Christmas Tree, bright wimp:
an entire, hhuday School and maiiv
elder people, in the waste h.iskot., hi*,
cause the ntnne of tht writer did pot
accompany it.
Once more we repeat the oft fold and
Inflexible rule that we putiTDL no com -
iiiunicatlirn unhs* tlie nane of tlie
writer is made know n to the Editor,
not for publication but as a guarantee
of good Jalth.
Mrs -Marxilla Smith dtsparfesl tlTis
life at lier Imine in R ui Oak Tnwrnaliip,
on Jdoujav. agej about i'3 years.
she had long been a faiiiiful member
of tii'- Baptist church, nod ihe^
relatioda of life from obitdbnod tii the
final hour sh” had won and kept the
sincere HflVcii.ui of h>-r i^ived om s f tin-
high regard and coclldence of all that
knew her - r '
On Tui-sd*v tlie funeral services were
bold hi’ Rev. M M Benson and -Jjer
310(11’ laid to rest in Seven l*1utA churcli
yard.'
Go in fur a gnu! garden this year
break it early and thoroughly so that,
tin* cm worms may be killed by the j
coin * FVrtiliz* freely with compost!
and lot scrapings at d break them
in. The bettor tnc condition th * surer
the crop. Vegetables are healtiier
Ilian canned good* and cheaper than
medicines. In this climate and inti
tude the foreseeing man or woman
can have nice vegetables every dav in
the year. Select and make out now
ll»t» of seed and at. your leisure, and
plant when the rlglit time comes.
A 11 API*Y MARRIAGE*
'MarrTeiTon Rundav nf.crnoen. Jan
iary f>th 1908 at thf home oi tJie In'ideV
Mi-s Callie Grubbs, daughter or
T B.’Grubb* of Mercatu* and Mr
M. Grlliin of SeiglingyHie.
The atte* dants were MU*, ('iara
f,< tt;ic Grnhbs.' »i»fer of the bride.
Maid of Honor. Mi-sp« Laura Grubbs
and Mae Folk bride* mid is and Messrs
R N. Grultiis and ilolin Grifiln grooms
men. A* large number of relatires
and It lends gitbered to witness the
marriage at the amble woman so w ell
beloved by alt knowing her sweetness
of disposition and exalted character to
tlie wprthy winner of her gentle heart
md true halid. Mr Grifiln holds an
important anti responsible po-ltion
w itb tlus »muhern Railway at Allen
dale.
F’or ibelr long life, constant happi
ness and rudi prosperity they Jiave the
good wishes of a mwltitude of friends.
THE GRIP AGAIN.
The Washington Post stated last
week that there wore 20.UK) grip c ise*
under treatment in the capital, ami
said a* to its prevention and care;
FTxperience ha* d-inonstrated that
tlie evil < Ifects.„pf Urn grip mav be
w arded off tn great mea«un», if
tiiely escaped, by proper living. Mod-
i raijop in all tiling*—that simple rule
■of flie exnoundcd in the morning of
the world. aiuLa* vital now as tbetj
—is the advice of doctor*. The diet
should he simple aud uoiitishing vvitli -
out excessive eating or drinking. Ex
citement, late hours, and overwork are
active as»istants of the grip germ.
M'lii e grip ofien accompanies or inl-
Ibws a cold, it mav overcome a person
w lio baa no symptoms of a eohl. antH—TiTDtt'tr T-» nc
wJmJnacunjr Frposrd himself to tlie K 1 AK
weather In any way. Nevertheless^
medical men, advise their patients to
dres* snugly In uncertain weiUhrr and
To avoid exposure. -Too many persons,
however, go to the other ext rente and
deny the in selves the benelit of “Thire,
ffesll mr, which^* their best ally In
maintaining good physical eomtidon.
For elderly persons inotlcrate exccr
e+*e, or none at nll,ds better than imicli
walking, so long as frei-ti air ta um
avoided. Doctor* advise their clients
to avpid closely packed, crowds in
ipFTy ventilated bulrdlngs.
The epidemic of grip this year differs
from previous visitations H being sTT -
vere in the case of children and mild
with adults The run of tlie ailment is
from •Two days to two—weeks—wliir
adults and considerably longer with
children, in cases attended by physi
cians. In cases where grip victims try
tuiikiClpr. themselves thp ten* per a t u re
may couttnne high for an indefinite
time, with a'Tivnipauymg wear upon
the system. Grip may pc broken up if
pTomptly handhd by a competent
pbvsioian, and such assistanee ahould
always ho called, especially when
children are attacked.
We believe that ire offer every facility for prompt and
proper Banking Bnsiness. We Want your account. If you
enquire around you will ...observe that this Bank enjoys a
most enviable reputation for .uniform courteous nllerition.
We can handle your account to your satisfaction.
We want small accounts as well as large ones'.
BANK OF BLACKVILLE. *
A. H. NEES&N, . ‘ J, M. FARRELL,
Vice-^residenti ~
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President
THOS. L WRAGa^
Cashier.
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GET READY NOW
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MM YEAR.
WHITTLE’S PLATFORM:
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ANOTHER CAR LOAD OF FINE MULES JUST RECEIVED AND
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I’HEY ARE THE FINEST ALL ROUND I EVER HAD SHIPPED. •
ALSO 25 STALK CUTTERS AT $2G.0« JUST RECEIVED.
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J. D. WHITTLE. j? r^-
Being myself a practical farmer I know the needs of the
country and always fully equal every demand and expecta
tion. <r
Buying for cash I have choice of all markets and know
the best and go there.
Buying in car and train load quantities I get the lowest
puces and largest discounts:
Knowing* the value of good seeds X raise oats for.myseif
and foj my customers. . -•
These advantages T gladly share with my friends.
Here is one open secret of suhcoHS, an assurance
of good crops: .‘ ^ _ -
The farmer who haS the best work stock, wagons, and
implements and a plenty of food and forage gets the best
wages hands and share croppers, *
Whittle will sell you the Hest. ' a
HORSES. ALL GOOD, SUITABLE FOR SADDLE.
TREASURERS NOTICE.
The Troa*urer’s office will be open
for the collfeetbm of taxe* levied for
tlie fiscal year ^commencing January
1*t. U)07 from the 15th day of October
Ittoyto the 16th day of March 19<jS in-
cluaive.
thfi-Int to the Slat day of Jantt-
ary HH)S Inclusive a penalty of one per
cent JvUI-be added. 7
F'rom the l»t tothe’JSth day of Feb
ruary incluaive a penalty of two per
cent will be added to all taxes paid in
February; -
Froni thb lit to ttJ6 T3th dayor apimintment*.
March 1»0H, a penalty of aeven per
cent will be added to all unpaid taxes.
LEVY.
For State purposes _ 4i mills
” Ordinary county 3J **
** Constitutional school 3 **
DR. W. C. INLUOUS
DESTIST, —
Barnwell, - • - S. C
. of fice norms
8.^0w.fn.Io 6q>.
Person* living away from Barnwgif
will please make' appolntruent* he ford
coming By so doing they will be sard
of.JmiJi£dkte„acxxicft- anil aynlir j$p
DR. JKO* P. LEE, JR.,
Dentist, ~
W1LLISTON, -
cc over Bank ( f Wlllfatofi, Will
not, receive calls in the country, ta$
will be in olfloo evety day.
DR; J. H. E. MILHOUS.
. DENTAL SDRGEOI,
BLACKVILLE, S.«.
Will be at his BarnweM
office every Monday afc<f
Total levy * 11 ” *
There will Be an extra. l«vy of (2)
two tBills in Blackville Township for
Road tax. .
Comimitaxion Road tax will he $2.00
and will be received from the l&tli dav
of Ocpiber 1907 to the 1st day of March
1908 inclusive,
SPECIAL LOCAL SCHOOL LEVY.
Cedar Grove (1‘) mllh
Allendale, Barbary Branch. Mt. Cal
vary, Double *Pond, Elko, Kdisto.
Fairfax, Frlend»kip, Healing Spring**
Kline. Mori Is, New F'orest, Oak Grove,
Old Columbia, Reedy Brunch’. Seigllng- m. » r- -—i . , • ' *
vllle, Seven Pines and 'rinipyrs Creek J'GCSdliy, fllid. lit ll'S ho&at*
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LIGHT AND HEAVY DRAFT PURPOSKjr - ^ ''
TWO CARS MULES, NONE BETTER, FlfR FARM. WAGON AND TIM
BER USES. ~
(LVECAK WAGONS. BOUGHT BEFORE PRICES, ADVANCED. THK
BEST IN MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH IN THE SOUTH.
MX THOUSAND BUSHELS GENUINE HOME GROWN AITLER RUST
PROOF SEED OATS AT 80 CENTS PFR BUSHEL.
FOUR THOUSAND BtiailEUS HOME GROWN TEXAS RUSTPROOF
OATS AT SO CENTS PER BUSIFEL. , . .
J. D. WHITTLE,
BLACKVILLE, S C
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A HIGHER LEVEL.
•'I have reached a higher health
level since 1 begun using Dr. KViTgV
New Life I’lfls,” writes Jacob
’Springer, of West Franklin, Maine.
’’They keep my stomach, liver and
h'twels working ju*t right” If these
ptlla disappoint mu on trial, money
wit! be refunded al 0 N. Burckhalter’s
drug store Me*' t '. ’
Now, which Is the ciicaper, the bride
orthe groom T ^
Fapie the. an-wer In accent* bold:
•‘Tim bride. c»u«*e alwaya giv-
- e» away.
While thegrewu DKtrr.eruUj^JI*^
At the meeting of the tlie Executive
Cnmmitiee of ibe Barn well Associa
tion held Inst TJuirsdav at BlackviJIe
the following committees were ap
pointed.
On programme of Union meeting* J.
D. Pitts, S. P. Hair, M. M. Hew-ort.
* r X>n anportiur.mei.t* fur mi«sion« Ac,
M M. Itcnsnn and W. G. Britton.
It I* hoped in view of the advance
inoveim-rt on Mis.ion linrs ihatpastors
wlii nrgaidae their work at oWce and
make regnlar^ systematic offetiogs
lli'dugbont the year and nnr prayer is
(hat are way buve a prrsperuus ye'ar
- ncTtice of final discharge.
Notice is licrebv given that on Mon
day February JOth 1IK)S Hie under
signed w ilt file •with Hon. John K.
Snelltng, Judge of Probate for Barn-
woll County, hi* Una! account as Ad
ministrator of the estate of tl.^X. Me
Kerlev, deceased, ai.d apply for Letters
t>I*«iU«ory. •
A. B. McK«rley,
Adininislraior.
January fitb 100?.
Has your cotton seed run ^utf Are
they really ail black seed? Do you
want seed that wii; add lik-io 2tt per
cent U* your yield atfother year? Then
writg fur circular* of' Pbililpa* Im
proved Seed.
J. L Phillipa.'
Q.an^ebur^, S. Q..
ttht«ach
Willistoti 2i mllTa,
Barton, JBlackville, Big Fork, Cave,
Hickory Hill, Owens Cross Roads,
Sycamore, No 61, Ulmers and upper
Rich Land s mill*.
. HerculVw aud'Lees 4 mills, Barnwell
4J mills. k .
United States currency Gold and Hll
vey coin county and school claims prop
erly approved will be received for
taxes,-—- -w ■*
Checks, drafts Ac wHI not be received
except at the risk of taxpayer.
*J. B. Armstrong,
County Treasurer-.
Barnwell, S. C. Fept. 10th 1907.
.office in BlackvJllc
Vrwluv »nn JsninrrlAy.
every
WANTED.
^ frwAcs mark naoiaTtnao no.tv*mm.
FROG PONTDl
Fifty colored laborers at
once for-loggir^ railrbad-aad -
sawmill work. Steady v^orktCHILL AND FEVEP OJm ^
good wages, paid every night
^WILLIS
. — -DEALERS IN,
BEST FUBNITUBE.
We Are Now Ready With The
Choicest, Completcst and Most Carettrlly Selcfctei 1 jStoek
of Itoiisphold, Kitchen and Office Pnriiittirc to pleilse the
best tastes »md profit the most careful buyers. AH goods
new from the factories, of best material* aud up to dale
Styles and finish. *
A standard rntfkc Grfffffiophohe ^iveh as ft premi
um on each purchase of $d/5. -
—:COFFINS AND CASKETS;—-
A Complete line of Coffins and Caskets for tlitulast ser
vice to loved ones.
We are also prepared to furnish a Nice Hearse \rith
careful driver for burials, *. >
with checks, which may be
-turned into office for cash
every two A^geks and house
feftt free. ABo can use white
labor.
Call or address Breon Lum
ber Go*, Ulmers, C* docated
on S. A. I • Ry.
Tilt ORIGIN\L NO CIRf M> os.
SO CchTS A 80mi.
J
The old rc-liat>Ic the kind your nttMMW
use.! to take, Tlie one 1 !-.at never faiu**
to cure. Don’t waste time and nioaer
expoi i.Ticifrt'iig with lieyr urc-.. But go
for the best from the jvmp. Fru*
Pond i-i the ounce. .>f prevention met
.k.;m(Tof Cure coinbined. Ask for it—
take uo substitute, if you* irerehm*!
!oc*3»ot Hell it write to us wc will aeW
t direct for 50 ccn Ls.
BARNWELL: S. G.
I
MASTER’S SALE. „
State of South Carolina: I
Gonmy of Barnwell, f
Couft of (Common i’lCH*.
The British & American Mortgage
Company, Limited, Plaintiffs.
against
Mary Walker, fctAl., DteffettdAntX,
By virtue of a deero(kd; older tn me
directed fn the atxiVfTrWWtHed cailse. I I
will sell at Barn weir, in front of the-1
Court llnu-e, on Monday? the 3r.l dav
*of Februafy, I1I0S, le-iag >aie*day in
said iMonth, wnliin the legal hour* ol
sale, tlie fallow ing desr ribeil r< at pi op
en y ; Ail ihat traCt or platuation of
land, sflUAte and being in Ba!d«H-k
Tuwiiship Barnwell Co’ufttr. South
('arolina, conmi'iing two luiudred and
forty four {2^4> acre* more or lesa,
IfOunded Not tii by lend* of Elixeberh
ilar.el; East by iahilao^S. F, Ba-mP*';
Soffth bjr.lands of E. D. hlouut and
Weat hy Lower 'J bree Kunsj
Terms: One half cn»h and balance
to be paid Novertibe* T*t 1908, Within,
teresi fiogi dal« of sale at the rate of
Peight percent | ef anni'im until paid;
credit portion to tk‘ sevnx d by b'<nd ol
the purchaser or p A>i-|ia»4 rs sib Is
rtortgugC of tbC ^realise* w> idd with
*■ Chiffon to purchaser of puryhaxers^'to
pav aU Ca-h. \
FurcbxsOr to pay for pipers.
II L. O’Uanio.o,
Ma-ter.
x> tor's Ofthte, January 4th, R tw.
V;*
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