The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 20, 1908, Image 3
> r be reniar meetnur or Rarairen
tft, Kalcfau of r>-thiu will
b« hold at their HhII on IMday niffht
at 714 o’clock. A foil attendance is
requested. By order of
WOODW RD, C. C.
Wm. McSAK. K. R. A 8.
HANK NOTICE.
Saturday next, 22(1 Inst., being a h«ll
day, airtiiver»Hrv oMhe birt h of George
Washington, the Hank of R;trijwell will
be closed for business. Persons liHVing
patter msturing eu that dr.y will pl«a<-«
anticipate paymentr
P, M. Bucklnflism.
Casnier.
GOOD LETTERS.
J
Hera we give extracts from raaently
received letters that no ditnbt many
other subscribers will quickly imitate:
Kro|n Georgia—"Enclosed will find
money-order for $8.00 We are all
reasonably well and hope j-on and om:
friends tre the same.”
Prom Barnwell -"I don’t think I
have paid my sub*3ription to Tnit I’ao
pi.k In a number of years. 1 enclose
$10 00 to be credited to subscription”
Erom Columbia—Eudoscd lind At.
O., amt, $1 .to' Tru •ting that Ton are
well and pros(>erous I remain yours
truly.—'
OUR FRIENDS.
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We are blessed with a short memory
as u* had weather, and recollect no
spell so depressing and < isMgreeabfe as
that ca<t upon the country la>t week.
It had its bright points, however, for
it made all thft more encouraging the
remembrances .of these good soh<cri-
bfetia who banished the. blues and kept
thM*un«htne below the ulnuds: *
3. M. liters..
T; C. lender;
J. W Cave,
Judge Aldrich,,,
J J Kennedy,
Wm MrKnh.
Barnwell Oil MM.
Isaac A. Ihc’ies:
Klv Hutto, •
Aril' McKerlv.
W R. Morri*,g
W. 11. Hnrizwg
J. O. Mayer.
•I. K. Carroll.
P. W. Prlee,
C OrOwens,
insurance failure.
Though not unexpected news of the
failure of the Mutual R *serve lusu
ranee Company of New Yora was not
pleasant reading for aunduy to a num
ber of Itaroisclt policy ludders.
Six months ago pioceedings were
brought by two nolluv nolders in the
United States Circuit Court of New
Y »rk. a’legiiu insolvency and inabili
ty t.» carry out Us coo facts with policy
bidders Tie comnanv sdtnitt«d the
allegations, hut d>-tiWd that there had
bean fraud in its management.
On Saturday the Court put the com
pany In th»- liands of fhre«* receivers.
The liaWTTtras are^LTl8,7.7, aaaats
» TW,wr ^—'■ ' _rr ■
Tlw Barnwell native elma are bl«x»io-
log on time, spire the grip of the win
Mrs. W, M. II in ter, who lias been so
very.UI witii paratysit, is niuch im
proved .
M rs. w . a. Mocemore of Augusta
ia.suending a few davs with Barn well
relatives.
The monthly meeting of the Saltke-
hatchie Agiiculturai Society wI I be
held tomorrow'.
The weather clerk seems to have
started out to reduce the acreage of all
crops this year.
Bishop Duncan is critically ill at his
home in Spartanburg--can not last
many days longer.
We had plegsant interviews on Tues
day w ith Messrs W. H. Thomas, J. E.
Hair of Rocemary.
Monday brought us ibe pleasant mtlls
of Messra W. II. Uarper, Cnester Mat
thews and J. A. Odom.
Getting news of interest now fe very
like gaihArlng vegetables Dotn a gar
den these scanty days.
TRe ground hog has 24 days more to
dream of green tivids bclore his second
nap time comes to an end.
more regular Httennancw upon tlie,
monthly meetings t of trio' County
Teechdrs’ Assoclaflon.
It N a duty that each owes to pupils,
ami patents and to the State to take ad
vantage of eve ry opportunity that will;
Itfhln tit hsttfftr wr>rL In tlt«» Mi*lii.rkl m/\n\a
successful, trained teachers* in the
State discuss at these meeting* $»)»«
Ject* and tuetlMKU tliaX cannot fall to
hs* httlnfnl La r th if. havtA nrif hml
ffke advantages and expcrlctue.
Nnne are two old or ton wise to learn.
The J[iicute of the Siatq Is largely
in'the moulding hand* of Its tcm'hers.
As good ci tlxens and belonging to the
highest of all profcs F iim* let us do our
full duty, get together, touch elbows
and press onward and upward the
grand man h of education. ■?.— - —
I l»eg you to allow no little exendh';'
no sin ill gnjovmaut thit you h ive
promised yourself, to keen you from
aitendinj£.the meeting at Mlnckville < n
Saturday next. You wbl he welcome.
It von wish to make an address or read
aj».es*ay we will bo pleased to have ) on
take active part iirthe proceedings. IjT
you prefer to be silent and listen your
wishes shall be regarded
.See Ufa progt atutup as published In
xite county papers and com3 to give or
get light. We-shnil esoect yon
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF BANK OF BLACKII/LLE AT CLOSE OF BUSIN
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JANUARY'29th, 1908.
ASSETS.
'■y
- Verv
.B.
Don't put off the pruning of (rape
tines. • After Uie sap begins to rise
keep the knife, aw ay Irom them.
It* an ill wind that blows nohrdv
good ” Last Week’s weather helped
the umbrella and rubber shoe business.
Intending to moye to Blackvilie Mr,
J. M. Halford has resigned the post-
mistership at Ulmers, which be has
held for 14 yearn. _ i
From the start made we expect this
week’s list of “Cur Friends,” which
will be published in next issue, wlll be
an encouraging exhibit. . „ .
Next month a practical Agricnlttual
monthly will c< mine nee Its Hie In
Augusta ituder imsttlces pf thB aatan-
T,1
BUSHELS AND BALEh.
Farmer Alfred Aldrich tells The
State hU last vear’s double barrel farm
experlei.ee. The land was broken in
winter with a six inch turn plow each
Dmww-fwtows-ii by a two and « half
Inch bull tongue sutwoller^ A disc
harrow was run twice across sandy
spots and bottoius I h» land waa 1*44
off In foar foot rows, about March 20th
the corn planted in dilil*, two rows
com then too left for cotton and so on.
AH the fertiMsers were |>ut in the out-
*wn rows, flwt_(‘eda outde and.ctxtton
phinted. Ilglitly covered, April 10 \o
I*»ib. Last year's first planting was
k-iied by frost and second planting
fC*v« a poor stand. J'his bad luck
coupled with excessive rain* Hi Jure
.and July cut short the cotton yield,
but gave the corn a start that It never
lost.
From f>0 acres he ha* .fed since last
August. 4 horses. 2 eows, S00 chickens,
•ohl 800 bpsheA* and has enough In
4-aru p, last until the 1908 crop I* tip*.
ho has gathered 12 bale* of
yside*
cJpKner Aldrich argues that under
Nfr- <«aystcm all'crop expenses can be
paid out of the surplus (join and that
cotton can be held without borrowing
from bank or w-wrelmpsea until the
grower cm.eludes to sell. Ills theoir
appears to he good and bis practice
better. v
If any county farmer lias done ae
well or Iteiu-r on the single barrel plan
It is time now for him to let his ex-'
perieuce be known for the enlighten
ment of his brethien.
HONOR ROLL .
of Hercules School for month of Feb.
1908, Teacher—Alice Mae Morrow.
Bhelton Still,
Angus Carter,
Melvin Carter,
John Hex ley, •
Matilda Sanders,
Katie Carter,
Kva StIH.
KHen Garter,
Mavbel Still,
R07.il Still.
Virb Still.
Aga'ha Still,
Mamie Still,
liroadu* Still,
Carrie Hutto,
Kattcie Hutto,
John B. Miles.
Easter Belle Miles.
Tilimun
l«adoo Miles,
f'onnie SJI1,
J ick-on Sanders,
Tobbic Sanders,
Tdzsie Sanders,
Ins Sanders,
D ie Sanders,
Furman Creech,
FarreJ Creech,
Ren Creech,
Murrv Harrison,
Wilde Baxley,
Chat lie F farter,
Ka.-ter Still.
Cov Still. .
John Still,
Ernest Black,
Era Cruft.
Miles.
Mr. and Mrs. S M. Brown of Wash
ington, L>. C. stopped in Barnwell a
night last week, en rot te to Florida,
where they will remain iinHI April.
They are friend* of Farmer Len>y
Molair, Mr. Brown is a man.of great
wealth, high buslnoss reputation and
perconal character, lie is largely In
rerested In mcrcsntiie store* and his
heart is as big as the cspital. lie’s a
good Democrat too. Speaking of bnsl-
ness conditions he remarked that he
had never known the working people
of the wages earning class as badly off
aa now. Thousand* are out of emp'oy-
tnent and there is no jelling when they
III get work agaitiv The cost of Hy-
! g Is higher than ever before ard the
Inyry weather atrd* to ttoeir sufftering
hnd distress. 'V-
ffne. c". C. Feaiherstone of Tjiurens,
who made a doje race for Governor as
a prohlldtion candidate. Is now making
apAecbe- in the Southern section of the
BUM. He believes thsl s tidal wave
la on and that now l« tee time to strike
for.S^tly^widc pjohibt. ion. ;
Something |g’expected- to hapt^en
so*»n In (he way of political announce-
Hienta fur the bight r ottke* in the
but*, r
uah Valley Hhrmer* Clubs.
Married at the liotne of Mrs . George
W. Patrick on the evening of Keh. 18,
19US hv Rev R. A. Yongue Miss Della
Patrick to Mr. L. W. Hodges.
('add L. G. Riehardson of. Barnwell
will be one of the debaters at the an
imal contest anniversary of the Pal
metto Literary Society of Cleuisou
College i ext Saturday evening,
% r ,
In Columbia on Saturday Mr. W. M.
B..stlck was H.ved $5 hy Maxi*tratc
Fow lffs for killing a robin red breast.
The case was prosecuted by the Au-
dnbon Society lor the protection of
bird*.. : a
8. p. Hair i* attending Mid Winter
lievtwres at S. B T. S. Imulsvitle, Kv..
Keh. 17 28 Prof. Robert Brown will
preach at Ghents Branch on fourth
*unriav a. m. Rev. M. M Benson at
Double Pouda'fotirth Sunday p. pi.
Married by Rev. J. D, Pitt* on Sii’i-
day evening. 19tn Inst. M r. 1 W. M.
Garvin and Mi•» Hattie Nevlls, h >th of
Blackvilie. They have the be<l wishes
of many friend* for their long life,
constant happiness and great pros-
Pfrlty.
There are many good rea«>ns why
all well t-*a".hers of the pub.ic school*
should a.-tend the monthlv meeting of
thwlr Association on Saturday next
One that all who go will find out Is
that Blackvilie is a mighty good place
to v|a*t.“ -——
The legislature ha* llxed the «a!
tries of Auditor* and Treasurer*:
For Bamberg county $1,080 each, for
Barnwell enmity $1,800 each. The
StaW wW pKT twn thirda xtnl the emm
Re«pcct.ful)y, ■-
M. Darlington.
- C. S. fi.
ABOUT COTTON.
Furniture and
Bills, Receivable
Cash on hand and ij* Banks
-UABILITIBS.
Capital paT3 in
Undivided Profits
Deposits ' —
Dividend Unpaid
CertiHed Cheeks
- i
$ 1,800-00
• 82,69787
^2,809.16
S U7J07.0}
$ ?0,000.00
M 54.57
- 64,050.96
55.00
86.50
# 117,507.05-
In Addition' the Bank has jnst paid
IT PAYS ro DEPOSIT AND DO BUSINESS WITH
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i
of the salaries of
lies the remainder
these ofBcials.
Coi, George K, Rvaw *howed n* on
Thursday a necklace made in India hv
children who have lost their eyesight
as a result of the famine that ha*
starved many to dea h. It D a beamt
ful creation, showing that the l»s* of
one sense 1* fnlinWed hy the betier de
velopment «f other sense*.
'Col. L.“ W. You mans, who has been
quite unwell, f* In Savsnnsh for treat
ment. The manv friend*and admirer*
of this grand c ttx- i n hope for liU early
and complete recovery.
The hitest new* add* to anxiety.
Burgeon* were to operate yesterday
with hope of relieving him.
The District ('orventlon of the
Knights of Pvtliia* of Aiken. Barnwell,
Bamberg and Hampton Counties will
he beld at Khrhardt no Thursday 2Tth,
Iniit A public Three Mile Dinner,
Speech from .Grand Chancellor M. L
Bmith and Fruit 8upper will be the
greatest glories of the meeting.
•‘Haael Kirke ” a Comedy Drama in
four acts, will be presented by local
talent in the Town Hall at Allen-lal*
on Friday evening. 28th inst. There is
considerable dramatic talent in All^n
dale and the interest of the public 1*
much amused over their production of
this beautiful and popular |day.
Mr. James D. Garrison of Red Oak
Township' ioat s $16,000 mule last
w-eek. It was bought sr two year* of
age twenty seven year* ago. The
crops that it plowed and hauled foil II r.
Garrison were worth a nice little for
tune Restd** it did much other ser
vice that i* not countrd a* money
making. It was a good mule, well
treated by a good owner and paid him
freely and fully for all Ms kindness,
11 was a bay in color.
Mr. J. J. Kennedy
Township showed us
Spanish silver coin of
dime hearing date 1797,
the 8pam«h*crown and
and inscription in Latin, Carolus IIII.
Dei Gratia Rex Hispan et Ind. (Charles
the Fourth, hy the grace of God King
of spaiu and India.) * *-
What Is Us present mnuev value*
Mr. Kennedy found the coin several
years ago in an old field near the site
of an old settlement.
At the compel! ive examination held
hv Congressman Patterson in Barnwell
la*t Huaimer Theodore W|,ll» Martin of
Blackvilie stood tlrst and rreelved the
appointment to the United State* Mili
tary Academy. Last month he auccesa-
fully passed the mtntsl and physical
examinations, and last week was or-
ordered to report'at West Point on the
2d pmx He has for several session*
attended the Citadel Anademy in
Charleston. He is a young man of flue
arseter. capacity and calibre acd
prove worthy of the uniform and
of the good home folks who are so
justly proudwf him.
of RosemafT
on Friday aa
the size of a
having on it
coat of arm*
Kditob PxofLK :—Ohoii is slow to
rUc. In my opinion the cause canimt
be the prospect of a bumper crop/ lor
in many place* it was ad picked hy the-
25th of October. Of course, tim weather
wa* Very iavoraldc for gathering* and
responsible for much At the crop being
picked and ginned, a* farmer* gener
ally pick amf gin as fttsfr a* possible; T~
gathered alt the imnnUatinn I could in
regard to la«t year* crop, and all indl
cations point to an unusually short
crop, and if my own uL>ervation d^.e*
no; deceive^/ud H #QT llndtuihicd
ly be the ►horteat crop tha’: lia* licen
raised in thi* section in tifteeii years.
It look* to me like it i* a spirit of the
buyers to4C’t it vheap. that i* re*pon*i-
mrltet, it
surely can not b" tiie pro^n-ct for a
la'ge crop a* thi* i* an limpo**U>ility,
and it *«ein» to cie to be a.lvisabie for
tiie farmers to quit* selling nu a slo.v
rise, or wlicn it goes ..down If they
liave to raise mean* try some other wav
to tai*e it instead ot.putting tbeir cot
ton on the market for *o mueii less than
it should bring.
It seems the speen'atm* have fallen
upo+v a.plajT ta xecuie cu+wm by—rtni-
ning tiie price down and causing tim
farmer* to rus.i It on the market for
fear it will go lower, but it N well to
bayoti to trickery in the cotton market
and quit setting wfmn it goes down. seH
wb*>i> it goes up w-here it ongh^ ba
l lii* plan ,.f rimMng the price down to
secure tiie cotton and fool tiie farmers
into selling lor fear it will go lower
li.v* been working Injury dong enough
and has beeti played so long that they
ate getting on to the game a id H is get
ting time lor the farmers to L.ok out
for all tne*e scheme* are being played
to secure their produ -t* for irs* than it
Is .worth. -My advice tn larmers woulu
iw to be In a liurry to pick their
Tbotton but don’t be in a hurry to sel\
H.
Nox.
BANK OF BLAeKVILLE*
4,
NOTH E TO TKA( IIER8
Tiie ftarnwell Teaclier* Association
will ment at Blackvilie 8. C. Keb. 22d .
at II o’clock.- 11
I’rogra+ume. —
Devotional Exercises by Rev. Dr.
PLt*. — J
Address of Wwlttonie, Prof. HaVfzog
Benefit* derivetl friun a teachers a-sn-
Trijtt+nTr.-lVttf RTdrrrt Brow it.
H..w to teach reeding, Mr*. Kelly
anil Miss Dolphlne Thompson.
Na'ore and extent of work a pupil
should do at home. Miss Lilian Ganes
How to use a rural library, Miss Ulara
Johnston.
Relation of parent ami teicher. Xf r*.
L. R. FreeapdMrs l>ora Dee VValke'r.
Responsibility of the teaclier. Prof*.
Carw-ile and F. II. Campbell. *
M a j will be furnished by Mrs.
Harung. »
’AN APRIL MARRIAGE.
/
Frojn The State.of the 17th. we learn
tiie pleasant new a of the approaching
■marriage of Mr. Simon II. Br.iwti,
eldest sob of Col. Mike Brown. Many
friend* In this muinty will wish all
happiness and prnspeihY to tliesa ex-
cellent young people so worthy of all
the good fortune that life can give to
them.
The State say*:
The engagement of Mia* Ida J.
Koun. daughter of Mr, And Mr*. Hcnrv
Kohn of New Yoi k Its* bet n announced.
Mi-* Kohn was a popular student at
the College for Women several year*
ago and has always been an admired
visitor in Coluinhi«. Up to Saturday
Miss Kotin wa* assistant teacher in the
musical department of Brenau college
at Gainesville, Ga.
Mr. Brown will be remembered a-a
former resident of Bafnwell. Ite T-
now president and manager of tiie
American Tie and Timber oo.npynv
witii headquarters in New York. The
wedding date I* set for tiie' latter part
of April.
The Atlanta Constitution of Sunday,
February 16 give* very interesting ac
count* of (lie many elegant entertain
inerts with which the Gainesville lady
friend* and admin r* of M i-s Knhi.
welcomed the announcement of her
eugagttineut.
*
BAMBERG JURIES.
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GRaxn Jury Fob 1(K)8.
As intakes care of its depositors when they need accommodations. Your check on the frarik will be endoned
and that is your receipt.
'vr
FARMS FOR
KENT,
near Elko, all
Time one horse farms
adjoining
AVilt yent separateVv or all together
GooJ for cantaloupes, melons or
cotton . .,
Apply to —i
—r- 8 if . Green,
Biaekvilie. m. C.
bow and Eight i’igs for 8ale.
ApjiJy to G. W. Grrem-. Jr.
K. F. I* \». L
> ' ” Elko, S. C.
MACHINERY FOR BALE.
One 21 Hor*e Power Roller.
"One 20 Horse Power E.igln#.
Une 8 llor-e Power (Ja-o’iue Engine.
Apply to A. F Greene,
M IIMston, 8. C,
l 1
sab
o*t Oflice Cabinet and Flxturoa for
Blackvilie. S. C.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
u-
OF BARNW El.L,.
s
COUNTY
}n the Probate Court.
By J. K. FlicWng, Esq., Judge of Tiobate In
Barnwell Coroty.
Whrrras'Mnmltr ttray-•trmdt- aod-trr tnc -
to trrant to Dr. N. F. Eirkland Jr., betters of
Adiuin-istration on the qatute of and efTeets
of Mann Gray, drcea ed.
* These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and siturtilar. th' kmrired and creditors of
the said M inn Gray, djeofcte l. that they be
and appear ts-fore me, in the Court of Fro
ha’e to lie held at Barnwell on Wed’ieaday
March 4th , next, after pnblu;atU.n there
of at 11 o’eiocfc-in the - torenooff;-to *liow
cans'aif any they have why the said adminis
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hard this li h day of
February Anno Domini, luos.
J. K. SNEl.LING, *
Probate JudgeN
Publishod in Tax BsxswgLL Peo.’i.b F.-'j
ruary2t)th. 1303.
Has your cotton seed run out ? Are
they really all black seed? Do you
want seed that w ill add 10 to 20 per
cent to your yield another tear? Then
write for circulurs of, Phillips Im
proved Deed.
J. L. PhHHyrt. . -
Orangeburg. D. C,
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SPEAKING FACES.
DR. W. C. MILUOUS:
' DENTIST,
Barnwell, - S. C-
of Eke hour*.
8.3Q a. m. to-ti p. *u
Person* living away from Barnwsn
will please make appoliumeirt* Irefo v
earning Bv so doing they will be sare
of immediate service nnd avoid g(s
HpiMdntmenu. "
DR. JNO. i. LEE, JR..
4gaE*> Dentist,
^ixr&WlLLlsTON, - - B. C
ce ov«r Bank'it WIUlstoo, Will
not receive calls In the coufttry,
will be In ollloe every day.
• ft t A'ftfti® jkS«i>@xi
FOR SALE.
t
Nitrate Soda. Partie* -dealring to
purrha.e NUrate of Soda itheap writ d*»
welt to CoiifBrTvlth ii* before buying.
iiryafi Brothers.
Allendale. B. C.
NOTICE.
Six horse farm for renf, two mile*
from gjotia«8. C. Applv to
Jy II-Lawton,
Care of T. 8. Heyward A Co.,
Savannah Ga.
DR.J.H.E,
DENTAL SURGEON.
* BLACKVILIE, 8. C.
Will be at bis Harnwasxs
olTi'ce every Monday sag
Tuesday, and at his ho&;»
oflice in Blackvilie every
Friday »nd Saturday.
WANTED.
Fifty colored laborers
at
chan
will
MR. BOYL8TON ACQUITTED.
Not Guilty waa the verdict of the
jure at Aiken In Dm ease against Mr
Morgan L. Soyletoa. mentioned m our
(purtl) pig).
J. F. ICesrse Jr.
W. T, ChIUT.
U.'F. Rizrr.
f*. K. ,N**elt-y^
J. C. MHthews.
R. C. Jones.
J. Wm Kinitnl.
J. B Guess. •*
M. W. Sr\ more.
F. W Free.
J. E McMiil.<iii.
Thos. HJacg,
G Moye Dickinson.
J. Wtn Carter.
C. H. BrshliHin .
A.G. W. Hill.
W. 8. Bsmberg,
N. B. Rliond.
Petit Ji kokk For 1st Wkvk.
A. M. Rrshham.
W . H. Collin*.
j. M. (Morn.
W. R Copeland.
O. H Lain,
J. H. R.iwell,.
Jai; Corbett.
T. R Steedly.
W. (». Hutto.
L. K. Clayton.
W. L. Mlttchum.
(> K. Krarse.
J 11. Ig>tt.
D. R Mstneny.
T. J. Rentz.
D. B Riioad.
II. W. Abstiioce.
II. Mb Carter’.
W. T. Beard.
W. ii. Caine.
J. W, Mmvtie,
M I). Conley.
J. W Smith.
J. J.’? Smottk.
Geo. W Foil. *
G w; Farrell.
K. C. Jam *
J. W. Carter.
It. L. Krarse.
A. U .Dempsey.
A. W. Hm ter. '
J.A. Beasrty.
W. II. Ririrr.
E II. ilMtiuln.
Y. M. Ray.
K.. I>. T int. ’
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spi-cial and critical attention of^he public.
Fiaclng and pledging our best agrvloea to
oflr friends we ask with entireconMeno*- tiie
opi>oituiiity to niake gmsl our every promise
MH8rKKI.LY'8 KFUDIO.
' liI..«CfcTli.I.K .8. r.
once for logging, railroad and
sawmill work. Steady work
good wages, paid every night
with checks, which- may be
turned into oflice for cash
every two weeks and house
rent ftee. Also can use white
labor.
Call or address Brcon Lum
ber Co., Ulmerv S- C. located
on S. A. I • Ry: .
C. F. Calhoun, P. M. Buckingliin
Wm. McNab*
I GET READY NOW
r
Aim
SEW YEAR.
WHITTLE S PLATFORM.
ANOTHER CAR LOAD O? FINE MULEH JUAT RKCEltRD
THEY ARE niKFINKfeTALL ROUND 1 EVER UaD SU1PFXD.
AT.80 25 8TALK CUTTER8 AT rKI.UO JUST RECEIVED.
J. D. WHIPPLE.
Bcitig tnyaedi* a piactlcal faimcr I know the nced«-ol-ttiM
cmmtTjrinnFnlMrnyB ftrlly equal every demand and expect**
tion.
Buying for cash I have choice of all Markets find know
the beat and go thefe.
Buying in car and train load quantities I get the lowest
prices and largest discounts.
Knowing the value good seeds t »aiso oats for myseil
and for my customers. /
These ndvantages~i gladly shore with my friends.
Here is one open secret of siicccsa, an assurance
of good cropfef
The farmer wh<» has the best work stock, wagons, ana
implements and a plenty <»f food and forage gets the b«W
wages bands and share croppers.
Whittle will, sell you the
THREE GARH ALL GOOD, SUl TABLE FOl
LIGHT AND HEAVY DRAFT PUKTOSK8.
TWO Gars MULE*. NONE BETTER, FOR FARM. WAGON A!Jtr TIM
BER USES, *
ONR CAR WAGONS. BOUGHT BEFORE PRO F.S, ADVA^CRD.
HKsr IN-MATERIAL. WttRKM vNSlill’ aNI) FINISH IN TllKsOUTML
= J. D.-WHITTLE, I
BLACKVILIE, S C
Calhoun & Co.
at. Vftlsntlut whs quits popular with
Ibe joang paople Utt wetk.
PLANT SPRING
ADVERTISEMENTS
NOW. '
PLENTY OF LIENS FOR
SALE AT ..
THE PEOPLE OEECE..
TFwmmm.
Life, Accident.,
CYCLONE
LIGHTNING
.——anV—
Live-Stock
INSURANCE,
-W* • • *
—At Lowest Rates In* ■
Strongest Companeis
-OFFICES AT-
THE BANK OF BARNWELL
- V .
- • .
DEAIBRS IN,
BEST FUBNITUftE.
We Are Now Ready With The
Choicest, Completost and Mottt Caretully SelectedJStoch
of Household, Kitchen an l l )dice Furniture to please the
best-tastes tuid profit the most careful buyers* AH goods
new from the factories, of best mater'K.ls and up to dato
styles and finish.
A standard make (vraphophone given as it pro mi*
tun on each porclia^e of $155^ /
-—-.COFFINS AM)(;ASKElS:
A Complete line of Coffins and Caskets for the last ser
vice to loved ones.
We are also prepared to
careful (Jrivcr for burials.
WIL.L