The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 27, 1908, Image 3
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, jn?« Barnwell People,
TBUR8DAY FEBRUARY, 27, 1909.
On Time..
Next Monday will be ule day.
When will It be Ratter?
We have to po^pone the publoatlon
i of much Intereatiirg copy
The Opei a Houae' tomorrow night
for .all lovcra of good muato.
Candidate« will begin abaking hands
...*..1-77*.. $2 00 ' lin< * f‘ ! ® , * n A x P u,,W8 week.
Judge George E. Prince of Ander
eon will preside at the March pterin of
Court.
satis or Subscription.
In Adranpe, per Annum ,..$1.60
LEGISLATURE NEWS.
The chain (*"1 it at Rolling Springs
Ibis week.
1. C. Robert.
Clerk.
J. B. Morris, ^
Supr.
To Rent—Snares [louse 4 or S rooms,
and one or two acres of tapd attached,
and Mav House, S rooms and one acre
attached.
R A . Kills.
w Ba i n well.
mSPEJTJARY ROBBEKd.
The Kline dispensary
was broken
Into Hatu'dav night and forty odd dol
lars ^srorth of liquors xtolen.
The Barnwell dispensary was broken
Into Sunday nighty$12 to $!3 dollars
in monXv.fc pearl handled reroiver and
sqme liquor stolen.
AUDITOR’S NOTICE.
Notice to Town and Township Boards
of Assessors:
You are requested to mset In the
Auditor’s oflice. Rarnwell, 8. C , on
Tuesday the 3rd day of March 1908. at
11 o’clock a. m for the purpose of pass
ing on tax returns for 19A8.
, . J. C. Keel.
Auditor B. C.
Barnwell, 8. C., Feb. 25 ’08.
COUNTY AFFAIRS.
The legislative delegation has rec
ommended for appolntniynt :
Messrs J . A Jenkins, J. J. RaP v «hd
George M. Hliepherd as 8uperviso>s of
Registration.
Mr. U. P. Anderson ss Magistrate to
fill the unexuired term of Judge F. O
Brabham, who has moved to Hampton
cairnty. •——.
The Increase In the salaries of the
Auditor and Treasurer begins July 1st.
Ts^eoty thousand Cabbage Plants
r sale by
* C. N. Burckhalter.
Barnwell.
A HAPPY OCCASION.
On the 18 h Inst, at the hanpy and
hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs. O W.
Morr.s a glad family reunion was held
to celebrate the 85.h birthday of Mrs.
Morrla. Childten, grand children,
great grand children and relatives and
friends gathered to give their oongratu
iations'thatsite basso long b:en spared
to be a blessing to all tnat have ku »wu
her beautiful life. May a good Provi -
deima continue to guard and safe keep
her for long years to edme. All the
children were present Super-
visor Morris and Mr* liodiford. We
are Imiking forward to annrther lisnpv
rrunlon on Ot tuber 21th, tb« 0b h
birthdsv of our venerable f*tli-ir and
friend. Mr. George W . Morns.
You must imagine how we enjoyed
the good creature comforts and mh'InI
pleasures of the reunion. They were
psst telling by
W.T.
White PIvnioH h Rock Egga for sale,
13 for 60 cents, bv
C. N. Burcklmlter,
Barnwell.
TUK MARCH COURT.
Tba Spring Term of Court will com-
mence on Match Ifith. Judge George
K Prince of Anderson will preside.
The »lx Grand Jurors bolding over
from la*t year are
J. K. Harrison, . J. R. Hurley,
K. II. Richardson. 1). M Ogle*by,
W.R, Crowsh, J,*,
The new twelve Grand Jurors wore
drawn on Momlay.
Allendale—N. B. Loadholt,
Bolneao,
Ilarnwetl—WioJward,
Black, II. W (Jiiin.
Blackvilie—^ M. Farrell.
, Georges (;rc«k--W. J. Black, W. 8
Crwch. --
Great Cypress—R. M. Harrison,
• "''^t^llaxel.
rf.x’oiery—W. F. Kennedy.
Bh ^ismore—O. B. Deer:
F. G.
k.E.
W.
tHl’gTiT J pro us, First Wrr*.
^v.llend*le -W, B. Oswald. D. H. Ki
lls K L. Zeigler, H Li 11*11, W. T.
Biley.
Barnwell—J M. Caldwell, W. Ki Ua-
aery, W.P. Morris, Ixtni* Cohen. 8. W.
Woolwarti.J A. Porter, M. J. I>elk.
Rennert springs—W. K. Owens, J.
W. Walker.
tilackvilte—J. W. Shelton. .1. R.
Woodward, P. K. Allen J M Rlrt. Joe
Hair, J. R Hair, J. M. Hanklnson. ,
Bull Pond-Vi. li. Middleton, J.„ J>
Walker. J. W .0 rav.
George* Creek—I. II. Flatto.
Great Cypres*—W. L. phepherd, J.
II. Creech.
Rich Land- L.^W. Hill.
Rosemary—Willie Hair.
Hycamore—J. It. Brant, J. M. Brant,
A. R. Tuten,
Willlston-J.T. Youngblood, J. P.
Usaery, A. M, Ussery, G. W.Greene Jr.
I am fhe exclusive ngent at Barn
well for Btitst’a Prlae Medal Gnrtfen
Scad, the best in America
C. N. Burckhalter,
Batnweli.
MBMORIAL MEETING.
The Executive Committee 'of the
Rivera Brld a Memorial* Aaaocla-
tlmi via: Dr. N. F. Kirkland, J. A
ChasseraMi, J. J. Copeland, J.. F.
Kearse 8r. J. as. Peters. J . D. Jennv,
If. (). Klnard. J. W. Klnard, J -C.
Kmard. JohnF Breland, Rev. P. K
Monroe, M. A. Klnard. II. W. Chi tty.
W t>. rteaae. Dr. G W. I. Loadholt,
John Patera, W. H.
Kiakland, Dr. VV. W II Folk. G. K.
Kearae, Frank Hlera, Aqullla Klnard
•ad J. W. Jenny, will meet at the
Mamorlal Grounds on Saturday March
J4th. at 3 o’clock P. M. for the purpose
of arranging for Memorial Service*
A full attendance earnestly requested.
J. W. Jenny. Dr. N. F. Kirkland Sr.
Pres.
Jeany, S. C. Feb. $1. 190*.
Col. W. R. Owens was in town on
Tuesday, handsomely improved In
health,
Monday’* call from Mr. W. C. Blrt
give the week a bright and blessed be
ginning .
Hard times have sent many bad men
from the Nortlfto the South. Watch
all suspicious . strangers, but don’t
shoot until sure.
Tim weather prophets predict lota of
wind during March . While 'they will
be unplea*Hiit they will help dry the
au plu* moisture.
The Coast Line ha* restored the dts*
conttnued accommndaVon trains and
visitors from the West side can ride
home any week night.
After Saturday the penalty on all
unpaid State, School and County taxes
will be 7 p**r cent. Gu March Ibth ^ex-
ecutions will be issued.
If not satisfied with Dr. Drake's
German Cough and Croup Retnedy
money will be returned by C. N.
Burckhalter. Druggist.
Tuesday was dark and dreary with
threatening clouds, but the good re
membriucu of Messrs J. B and J. A.
8bipes made sunshine in the ' sanctum.
Exchanges say that possibly State
Senator* Crouch of bRlurt*, Talbert of
Edgefield and Toole of Aiken may be
c^idldates for Congress In this Dis
trict.
Rev. J K. Goode and family reached
Barnwell on Muuday hip) found a warm
Carolina welcome waiting them. Good
congregation* attenilaJ the morning
and evefiing services in tho Baptist
Taxes w]J| belilghor, the State levy
being 5J mills, an increase of one mill
over 'ast year. vNew and larger ap-
propristioiis required the raise.
The lieu law rvmaina In force with
out change.
Tho ulspensaryjaw was not amend
ed or altered in any way .
There is to be a new enrollment and
reglstratldn of voters^ During July
and August the books are to be kept
open at the county seats every week
day from 9 a. ni. bn 6 p. m. In Sept
ember the Supervisor* are to spend at
least a day iu each township. Each
Supervisor Is to be paid f200 this year,
$76 in off years
An infirmary forafllngand indigent
Confederate Veterans, two from each
countv, l« to be built on tho Asylwn
land* In Columbia.
Salaries of hate ofilcials and fudges
remain unchanged.
Croup Care—Dr. Drake’s German
Remedy will cure baby’s croup.
Guaranteed by C. N. Burckhalter,
Druggist.
POLITICAL NEWS.
church audibdth Mr. Goode's discourses
w ere cnj»iy6*! and greatly admired.
According to "OmT oLT sign of the
seven star* there is a plenty of cold ret
ahead. Believers In rhem as weather
prophrt* say that frost never comes un
til the seven stats fre visible in the
East about dark, and chat Undoes not
cease until they set in the West about
dark. They are still high in the sky
The severe and very serious illness
of Col. L. VV. Yonmans has beep a
spurce of sincere and heartfelt anxiety
to all that know his high worth and
exalted character. It Is given to few
men to have so I nil a measure of public
coniUtence and honor as he has so well
earned, so generously given.
A telephone message Tuesday after
noon from Dr. Waring gave us no cn-
JgY B)6flfe s
Washington’s
birth duv.
being a
national liolMav. brought ns the
annual pUasant visit of Mr. A. tL Hair
in charge ol K. F. 1>. No. 2 from Elko.
Largely through his very efficient and
reliable service the patronage of the
route haa nearly doubled in two years,
lie never mtn' , s the weather, is airreg.
nlar as a clock in lit« rounds and is a
genuine benefactor to the good |»ep)e
he serves so will.
Judga J. O. Patterson was a mem
ber ot the Congressional committee to
attend the burial on Friday pf .Senator
Latimer at Beltcn. took nt'vartage of
the opportunity to spend a co ipla of
days at home. Being paired with a
Republican Congressman he untild very
well spare the time. He lias been in
constant attendance upnh hr* Tlous**
and committee duties And will continue
to give hi* most untiring service to the
Demitcratic party aud to his constitu
ent*.
Barnwell Countr boys generally
make good wherever they go. The
Itiunawick. O*. News of the l!Hh Inst,
says that The American Tie and Tim
ber Company, of which Cot Mike
Brown’s anus, Simon of New York and
Kline of Brunsw ick are President and
Vice PresId.Mit, secured too govern
ment contract to deliver about 3200
long leaf yellow pine 'ugs fur piling at
Colon, Panama, for the pretty sum. of
$30,000 The contract was won in
com petition with bidder* from the
Pacific, Atlantic aud Gulf coast*.
A sunny hearted 8outh Florida
friend MVit us last week a contribution
of oranges from the grove that took
Hr*' prise at the Jamestown Fix posi
tion. They were great golden globe*,
six hanging to r twig not larger than
the pencil witli which.we write.
And good! Mure tiny were, fully
tipened on the tree, plump almost to
bursting with the sweetness of the
tropic sun and south wind, nature’s
daintiest, mo*t delicious blending.
The fabled garden* of the He«perlde*
rever grew more glorious fruit, and in
all the ages there has been no Adam
who would not have n«en beguiled
into theft of them by the witching
wish of a fair Eve.
. We have It on good authority that
negotiation* are under wny for a per
formance in our city about February
28th, by that pleasing musical organi
sation—The 8chubert Symphony Club
and Lady Quartette of Chleifgo. Many
of our readers have heard of this popu
lar company and no doubt everyone
knows of the high favor In which Its
17 years of success has placed it. The
great variety and popular character of
this company’s program has endeared
It U» the hearts of American imtsic-
l< vers, until today It stands undoubt-*
edlv first In their affecHms.
Their new program is said to be tho
best they have ever presented, and no
doubt their hou»e will be large here if
they ars secured for uu entertainment.
Lawyer 0. C. Featherstone of Lau
rens, who lacked only 1.500 vote* cf
beating VV. H . Ellerbe for Governor,
wiij make the race again this year as
an out and out Prohibitionist. He is
a prominent Methodist. ,
C. A. Smith pf Ttmmonsville, Presi
dent of the Baptist Cpnvention, will
run as a Prohibitionist for Lieutenant
Governor. , .
Between these and Scnatbr Co!«
Bloase Governor Ansel will need Rtf
the luying qualities of his German
ancestry and his Presbyterian faith in
predestination.
The death of Senator Latimer pre
vented the Legislature adjourning on
Saturday, as It will have to tlioose a
successor for the balance of Mr Lati
mer's term. According to law the
election must be held on next Tuesday.
The Legislature, therefore, took * re
cess from Saiurdav to March 3 1, when
it will reassemble to elect the Senator
to serve until March &b U’bfti ——
Many are willing to be elected.
None of the candidates who had an
nounced themselves for the piimary
election will make the short race.
TbeT-egUlacure will elect
a some
body who w ill bo kiitisfied with a year
in the Senate.
HARD TIMES WIDESPREAD.
Money I* said to be tighter in Lou
don titan in a long time. Many usually
well clT people have had to quit the
atre going.
There is trouble on, the tracks for the
railroads. On account of the lack pf
business the expensFs exceed the re
ceipt* aud the ofticlala propose a
friendly reduction In the pay of all
employes, high and low. The opera
lives answer that the cost of living has
*o increased that they can not get
-along with less tlowe they are -reeetv-
iog. Tho result may he either a cut
ting down of service by discontinuance
of some trains, a general strike with
ati lra hardships »nd inconveniences
or an acceptance of the railroads pro
posal. ’
A general reduction in the wages of
cotton mill operative* in the New
England and Middle States I* Threat
ened.
Saturday week ago President Rnose
volt approved an order cutting down
the price* to b« charged for hand and
machine type getting in the Govern
ment printing cffiec.
The next-meeting <rf the/Teachers’
Association wilt De hold in Allendale
on the l*>t Saturday in April. All
teacher* in the county are invited to
attend. They will entertained .by
the cltizeneof Allendale. 1
AMUSEMENT AT ALLENDALE.
‘Hazel Kirke,” comedy-drama.
wim>B projpretrtlfffeoirFpr.lay even-'
Ing, the 2Sili Instant, by local talent,
undvr the auspice* of the Allendale
Library Association. One third of the
proceed* will, be given the Baptist
(/hurch. Ticket* 00 cts, 85 ct*. and 25
ets.
Curtain will rise promptly at S
o’clock *
The cast character I* a* follow*:
IKzel Kirke Mrs. James M. Patter
son.
Dolly Dutton: Mi«s Aggie Tlson.
Emily Carringford (Lady Travers )
-» Mr*. II. P. Searson, Jr.
Arthur Carringford (Lord Trayets.)
Mr R. P. ,Sear?on, Jr
Dunstan Kirke Mr. Warren Chavou*
Aaron Rodney: Dr. A. A. Patterson.
PitUcusGreen : Dr. Uugh K. TDon.
Methuselah Wiggins : (called Met,)
M r. C. F, Brook*.
Barney O’F’lynn : (a yalet)
Mr J M. Patterson.
Joe,a miller: Mr J. C. Patterson.
Dan, a miller, and Thomas a servaet.
Mr. Joseph Oswald.
Stage manager: Mr. Hat Krwfn.
( M illers. servants, etc.)
ACT I—Scene, Exterior of Clack-
burn Mill.
ACT II—Scene, A Poudoir in the
yIlia of F’aley G-rore.
ACT III—Scene. Kitchen of BUck-
burn Mill. Nigb.t.
ACT UU—Scene. Kitchen of Black
burn Mill. Morning.
BAMBERG COURT,
Second Week Pbtit Jurors.
i State Senator W. 8. Smith of Hamp-
Ritter, Aabury-lton-Is of like faith, f,,r on Friday he
declared himself a candidate iu this
year’s primary for Congres* from the
Second District.
THE COT TON CONVENTION.
m
he annual meeting of the Southern
t ♦•no Association was held In Dallas.
* last week About a thousand
fVfcste* attended:
.-/iiesolatioti* were adopted calling for
the perfecting of the Government cot
ton statistics, making them more re
liable; .the extending of the flgbt e-
gainet the boll weevil; the enactment
of laws In all States prohibiting deal
ing In Juture*: the proper protecting
•f cotton from weather in all stages of
tiaeHBn* common carrier*: a 26 pet'
eeet reduction in acreage If the prioe
of the staple at planting time la lea*
than lleeatst fer a readily expansive
*«*d contventHre national currency, Imd
Saturday 6ve hundred Augusta peo
ple trudged oyer the Savannah river
bridge to find the North Augusta dis
pensary closed-Washington’s birth
day.
To appease the thirst of home folks
ami Augusta neighbors during the
next three months the Aiken com,tv
dispensaries have bought $100,000
worth of liquors.
Fire thousand people attended the
burial of Senator A. C. Latimer at
Belton of Friday. The estate of the
dead Senator Is e*ti nated from- three
to f ve hundred thousand dullars.
ExGoyemor D. C. Heyward la an
other statesman fearless of Friday a*
an unlucky dav. harir.tr on the Blat
Inst announced liDeandldarv for th*
United Mate's Senate iu the coming
primary.
vrflaf thit spot Mtehanjps ho ootitor-
*' r *
Keyp a bottle of Dr. Drake’s German
Remedy for cocghr aid crimps in the
home. Guaranteed to bring immediate
iM >/0. «( . BdrskUaU.-r, Drugfiw.
L. B Fowler.
J.O. Rh>ad.
P. M. Yarn.
J . D. Carter Jr.
VV. 8. Cooper.
W L. Riley.
F. If. Copeland.
J. A. Lain ....
J . W. Good.con.
II. C. Brabham.
J. 1’ Gibson.
W R liters.
D. H. Rice.
J. II; Lancaster,
J.Z. Copeland.
J , 1'. Carroll.
F. M. Move.
■ <;has T. Hanshcrg.
A "L McMillan.
Fro I Coo It.
It. vv. Warrow.—
W. Tf. Folk.
J. J. Kearse,
Aqullla M. Klnard,
•(). A. Milhous.
A. L. Milhous.
J VV. Lancaster. J. 8. Danuelly.
J. C)« Ritter. C. J. 8. Urooker.
J. .T. tinea). <G L . SundifeiT
J. J. England. W. B Moore.
Jacob Fiee. T. J. Crider.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.
All persons Indebted to the estate of
the late Mr*. Mary V. Brunson, de
ceased, w ill plea»e make prompt pay
ment and an v, persons having claims
against said estate are requested to
—n• ■ ■ — * are requested to,
present them properly attcattd to the
undersigned. ,
VV. F’. Googe.
. K\e»Mitor.
Allendale. S. C. F'chruary 20th, liH).L
Jej56sits
Dividend Unpaid
Certified Checks
lit Addition the Bank has just paid out $3,500 IN DIVIDENDS.
IT PAYS TO DEPOSIT AND DO BUSINESS WITH
BANK OF BLAeKVILLE.
As it takes care of its depositors when they need accommodations. Your check on the Bank will be endorsed
w . •. v ' . .i".» .. * • ‘ li! —i—.—» ^—-•••- — •
and that is’your receipt.
FARMS FOR RENT.
^ '
Three one horse farms near Elko, nil
adjoining..
Will rent separately or all together
Good for cantaloupe*, melon* or
cotton. ,
*PFlj to .
8 N. Greed,
Blackvilie, fs. C.
Sow and K'ght i’igs for Sals.
Apply to G. W. Greene, Jr.
R. F. D. No. I.
-:W ~’ ! r~ —' Elko, 8. O:
MACHIN'KRY FOR SALE. ,
One 2V Hwvs Power Boiler.
One 20 Horse Power Engine.
Une 3 Horse Power Gasoline Engine.
Apply to A. F. Greene,
WHUstou. S. O'.-
Post OfTlee Cabinet and Fixtures for
sal*. ' —
' J, H. Rlvra,
. Btickvlite. 8. C.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROUNA.
COKSXX OF RUUtffRU.
In the Probate Court.
Dy J. K. Suelllng, Esq., Judge of Piobate in
BanjweH County.
Whereas Mnmie Gray made suit to mo
to grant to Dr. N. I'. Kirkland Jr., Letters of
Administration on the estate od aud effects
or MABh urxy, ddtsmwt.--• ■ —-
These are, therefore, to Nte and admonish
all and singular, tho kindred and eredgti^* of
the said Mann Gray, decease!, that they !>c
and appear before mo, In the Court of Pio
bate to be bekl evt Uamwell on Wethtesday
March 4th., next, after pnbl I cation there
of at 11 o’clock In the forenoon, to show
cans*', if any they have why the said adminis
tration should not be granted
Given under nty hand this 17:h day 'of
February Anno Domini, 1903.
J, K. SMELLING,
. Probate J udge.
Published In Tub ’jAHNtVsu. Paoroa, Feb
ruary 20th. ISiB.
Has your cotton seed run out? Are.
they really all black seed? Do you
want seed that w ill add 10 to 2<t per
cent to your yield another year? Then
write for circulars of Phillips Im
proved Seed.
J. L Phillip*.
Orangeburg. 8. C.
SPEAKING FACES.
DS. W. C. MILHOUS.
DENTIST,
Banrcell, - - - S.C.
t *a*: ■*> •) •mWdAMx* &
GET READY NOW I
OF FICE iiOURBl
8.30 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Persons living away frots Barnwell
will piea.e tnake appointments before
coming Bv ao doDurJdiev-WliLbfl.son
of immediate service and avoid dis
appointments.
DR. JNO. P. LEE, JR.
W1LI.I8T0N. - - R. C
ce over Dank »f Willlston. Will
not recvtv« calls In the country*
will bo in office every day.
FOR SALE.
Nitrate Soda. Partita desiring to
pdrcha.e Nitrate of Sod* uheap will do
well to confer.with u* before buying.
« Bryah Brother*,
. Allendale. S. C.
H0TICE.
tflx
x horse farm for rent, two "uiTTei
fr^flu ^cotia, S. C. Applv to
J. M. Lawton.
Care of T. S. Heyward & Co.,
Savannah. Ga.
DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS,
DENTAL SURGEON,
BLACKVILIE, S. C.
Will be at his Barnwell
office every Monday and
Tuesday, and at b»s hoa**
office in Blackvilie ev^ry
Friday and Saturday.. ,
WANTED.
, Fifty colored laborers
once for logging, railroad and
sawmill work.. Steady work
good wages, paid every night
with checks, which may be
turned into office for cash
every two weeks and house
rent free. Also can use white
labor.
FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that, on Mon-
dav the 30th dav of March 1908 the un
dersigned will tile witii lion. Joh t K.
Snelling, Judge of Probate for Barn
well County, hD final return »« Gnar-
dian of Angit* P. G-diin*. Joe R. C«d
tins, Biary Collins and Join Ann 0<d
Bus auJ apply for Letter* Dl-missory.
E. 4, Gnilin*.
. ' Guardian.
Fchrturj 25th,
With unrxccl eo equipment, thorough na
derrtonding of essenflftTs andexertrtk-t), rue
(u seful practical exf«rk-ncc*ittd love for ond
pride in art we Teel justified in proiiiiaing
fnllest satisfaction to all patrons appreciating
the BEST in Photography.
Our Portrait Work to of the highest ex-eel-
enc», true to nature and unexcelled in per
feet picturing.
We make Kodak Pictures, Post Cards, En-
arge Pictures end in every inch of the entire
Held of Photography ate tiuempuesed by any
City Studio. - -.
TA Our beautiful llnq. of the most select
Pictures for wall decoration tve ask the
special and cTitieal attention of the public.
Placing and pledging.our best services to
ofir friends we ask with entire cpnftdenc* the
opportunity to make good our every promise
MBS. KELLY’S STUDIO
Klsckviujc .8. C.
PLAfrT SPRING
—Advertisements
’ NOW.
PLENTY OF LIENS FOR
SALE AT
THE PEOPLE OEECE,
Cal! or address Breon Lum-
J > 1 —
ber Co-, Ulmers, S. C located
on S. A. I • Ry.
C. F. Calbonn, P. M. Buckioglua
N Wra. McNab*
Calhoun & Co.
MW YEAR.
* it
ANOTHER CAR LOAD OF FlftE RULES JUST RB^BIYED ARV
THEY ARK THE FINK8T ALL ROUND i EVER HAb SUiPFRD.
V. 4lilSO 26 STALK CU1TEHS AT JW.OU J U8T RKCEIVBD.
4. t>. wurfrLti
Being mysolf a practical fanner I know the needs ol the
country and always fully equal every demand and fcxpect**
tion. T ' ■ '
iar.cash 1 hitrje choioo of all markets' Shd knj>y
the best and go there*
Buying in car and train load quantities I get tlie lowest
prices and largest di*counto.~
Knowing the value of good seeds I »aise onU for myself
and for my custoiners,
.These advantages I gladly share with my friends.-
Here is one open secret of snccdR*, an assnrsiicsr
of good crops f
The farmer who has the bc«t wirk stock, wagons, and
implements and a plenty of food and forage gets the benf
wages bands and share croppers. ‘ ^ .
Whittle will sell you the Best.
THREE CARS HORiK8. aLL GOOD. SUITA BLR FOR BAbOLM
LIGHT AND HEAVY DR VFT I*URPO*K8.
TWOCAR8 MULE8,N'fNK BETTER, FOR FARM. WAGON AND TIM.
BER USES. _
ONE CAR WAGONS. BOUGHT BEtfORE »’HD glDVANCRf). THM
BEST IN MATERIAL, WORKM \NSfflf’ ,*ND FINISH IN THE SOUTH.
J. D. WHITTLE,
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^WILLIS! CO.,^
DEALERS Iff,
BEST
We Are Now Ready With The
, Life, Accident.
CYCLONE
LIGHTNING
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Live Stock .
INSURANCE,
—At Lowest Rates In- *
€3 mi
STRONGEST COMPANEIS
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Choicest, Completest and M..st Oarefully ^cleetedJStoek
of Household, Kitchen an I <>H' * Ptiniiture to please thcr
best tastes and profit the most e irful buy era* All goods
new from the factories, of best umterirtls and np to dotu
styles and finish.
R3T’ A standard make Graphophone given as a premi
um on each purchase of ^15.
jCOFFINS AND CASKEiiS:—
A Complete Hite of Coffins and Caskets for the last sef
vice to loved ones.
We are also prepared • fnish Nice Ileaise
careful driver for bin iais. .'
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