The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 19, 1908, Image 2
*!<0. 8. HOLM, Editor i Pron'r I Icne# of lh« fact. «r.»ZT. PriDiir; Election Aignst 23tlL
5 j wore or.c wlio imbibed freatf, b|Hrnif
e Bamwell People.
TAKE A DRINK OR TITO.
There waa aomotltin!: to drink
CANDIDATE COLUMN.
If not »«r<afl«d with Dr. Drake’*
Gorman Coufh and Crou|i Remedy
j moner will b« returned by C. N.
Burckhalter. Dru^glat.
COUXT^ CISCVLATION
9 h i;jmi »a I. m a nn ii, n, i oor
T*j—■—- ^
in mi mmm i -
'Rordpoiwi people and paiftra are of
the opinion that the a.if* and mo
loya^e or tbe American Pattie
Fleet to Jhe I’acitlc ocean haa had a
effect on tha 'V ankeeii'bf J.ho
Riet. ronrlaclnn the Japaneae that
Ihet had better behave and keep out of
rhe way «»f I’tnVe ^am'* big htick.
TNK t.OXKUCTs OF tOl'KT.
The r.cgUlature laat month appro
pHatert |W18)0 for the properotian of
the graft* r* of the Stale dlapinaary
day* When Attorney General I/yon
chile*) on the windings, up toiumia.lon
tor the money he answered lhat
file ti*Jttmrtion^end order. of Judgt 1
t*rltch«rtf"p»jeveiit«d lb«ir obedience t*.
. the Mate'iaw. So Mr. I.von epp'ied to
the Plate Stf; retne Court f«*r a writ «>f
niamianjua, commanding the coo-m!*-
eion t<« pay him the money O «..ir
•rtar the opinion of the conn wae Sled,
atihUl'iiog Nr, J.von and holding that
.* Judge Pi itchard la without Jiirla»llo-
•th.n In the ma'ter. The iaauing of the
writ oidetlng ihe comniiaalon to pay
* the Si:..000 to Mr Lyon waa held bark
»h conrteay to Judge Pritchard, who U
* Xpecied to withdraw from the atand
lie nr*t took. Shoiilil lie hold the fort
* the matter w ill likely he tpoed’fy cT*r-
Tled to the United State* Supreme
* <rr<mn for linal aettlement. That tri-
lihnal ha« a* a rule followed the dec!**
Ijii* of State court* In ench matter*.
and unadiamedly, until a long and
ptrcihng thlr.t wa< **tl«rted.
Further, wa are guing, right now.
tu advi*e our reader*, one and all, from
preachVra to todiltlng hahiea to do aa we
did. not for a day alone, but until the
*weet Spring ti ne i* firmly eetablhdi
rd.“' Free tnUitlcenee therein will maao
nun happy P» the ringing »tage with
I no neat mornUig brown ta*tea In the
mom h. And fair women w FTI flitd In
the cup thereof ro*ier cheeka and
hrighter eye« without dreg* of teara
artl hv*terh s. w hile crying bahle* w ill
cea*e to be mhiiiight terrors and all
day crbSaea. ^
Our grand father* an<l mother*drank
It, and what was good enough for them
U for u»—S««,*afras Tea. ?
Iluro’vhcalth and b.tpplueai to you.
* THEY AKK SlI.KNT NOW.
About thi* lime a year ago KxGov-
eraor D. C. Heyward a* President of
, l he Southern luimlgratior. A»*ocUtlon
t yuluntocrs), Cuuim is. loner K. .1
.n and other kindergarten pupil*
the Itanxw au. Pk«»pi.ic were voluble
aiW voclfvroirs in their clamor* for
rtihre Immlgrapt labor to *ptn 1n the-
mills and delve in the field* and c>*ok
.In rhe kitchen* and bntld up the w a*te
r lace* of thl* c«>untry jg> ner*1ly.
Anr stranger of tha conrtdlng nature
. n’nd un»*duslntcd w|;h real uondltlon*
wottlJ have imOvludetl frofti their la-
rhentatton* that (he Star* wa« going to
' life bow wow* unless help to hold it
Hack eaire In ln>t l>***te front f^er the
*a»r . •
sort I
TU* Iriiri leranti tfhin'jynme
* t» lucky for them and' the tollers al
ready here that they did not, for with
the coming of the panic and the reces
sion of hiiainH**, the clvsiug of mill*
>md utannUciorhaa and a kei'Ura) sol>cr
-v
ing up the *upply «*f labor*exceedv the
• IriUMiid and many hand* are Idle fur
want tif trork and many heart* unea»y
bfcauaeof lack of tire nceenities of life
fo^wlve# and Hitleone* And (he end
‘ ft iiotyet+nwtgbt. and it will he a long
time }>efont a new pro*(*erlty come*
'•nd ataya. The bushiess people of
. Urwfci and country nr'»t rep**nt and do
the!i d'tl work* ever before go**I lime*
' can coine again and our friend* above
wsmedean «i*i miu h -gooil by confea-
• «A«ig thwlr rliiatakea before tlwlr (oi-
^lower* and promUiiig to run slower
be/cafmr.*
^ '. in ■ in Mi...
rest ion of uorat homo lrtere*i
Mow to all cU«»es of pcmple In the
twHMh Is the prk;e .that eotion will
. irrlog next Fall and Winter.
. . Thw tullwok la not good to our eye*.
But w« think—wo know—it can be
Imuered ami brightened.
^ Dwat week we mentioned the action
■ ‘-*4 northern mill* In reducing the pto-
.liHtlen of cotton good*, by wurktng
short tlttie.
Mint-e then the New Koglwnd mlll»
. liaye given notice, of a nduetion of ten
4ier cent in the w age* of oper«tives to
Xibectfett March iiOih.
'' •> Other irtiUs will neve to follow their
* eXitnipW.
v. The mill managore give as cans* * of
" ih’etr action the bu»ine«* reason* of the
•••Mali demaiid for cotton good* and the
high pi$«ie of raw- cottotr.
The*e mtli people can nAt make peo-
^ l/f® boy their goo*!-., bui they can hoy
rot ton *o slowly as to force Ihe price
down.
Bocanse ao very large a part *>f the
. roMon crop ia niade on cr**d*t. or. fa»r-
— 77 gtiwed money to be returned, with in-
. forest, in’October and November next
or on gtaxh* l*oi.glit oil time that are to
•*t*w paid >0*1 ns soon a* the bank debts.
’ J- 'People afar off seem to think ‘.hat the
T farmers aro to blaiMc for not holding
*' eotton nnttl they get its worth.
v If any one wishes to know the real
condition of things, ttie absolute falsity
of the alleged prosperity of the South,
. lot him go into the otflee of any Clerk
of Court In the State and see the stack*
, • «•/ lieu*, mortgage* and bill* cf sale in-
t dexed and recorded.
• If he were to count up- th« amoimts
^--of the debt* to be paid *Hd of Ihe yet
implanted cotton crop ho would be
otiipetted at the showing.
Now that corn idaming time I* at
’ ^ hand let every prudent and provident
^ farmer give wore of Ids best land and
fcrtilixers to that saving crop than he
, t, ha* ever done. If that should be done
•' generally tire gamblera of Wall Street
soon and the bull*
the bears dlminiah
ta number and meanne**.
Itta not to be expected, of course,
that everybody will be wise enough ui
‘1+* aix months ahead but the indj-
^ ’Vtdual who goes In for food crop* and
wore stock this y*-a r will ham reaswn
Fairfax, 8. 0. March, 17th 1KA.
I respectfully .annonnee mraelf a
caudiilale fur the office of Sheriff, sub
ject (n the rules and regulations of th«
. Urwouiatii: Primary elfcllon, and
pledge myself to abide by the result
and to support the nomineca of the
party.
r B. F. Thomas.
dare tor the office of •Sheriff of Uwrn
well county, auhject to the‘rules and
regulations of the detnnciatle primary
William W. Moori.
THE DISPENSARY DILEMMA.
. VV. E. Curiia.write* from Charles-
ton to the Washington Star concern
fug the dispensary ironble now aglta
ting tin* public mind Being an out
sldei and free from bias lira analysis of
the situation may he mvepted aa fair.
Wc publish a part of h’.s letter:
When the dispensary wa« abolished
the smu of*$l»'»,143*07 remained in the
Mate treasury to it* credit, and by the
advice of the Attorney General the
Treasurer turned oyer this money to
tho’•wind-up” commission. There is
where the fonble hegiin. The dispen
sary |jim1 had always l>een deposited
with ihe Treasurer of ttil* S«:i'e, and
had h«^d'dt*burst d by that official on
w arrant* draw n by the Ihinor commt*-
• loner autl board of control. If the
halancc bad l»een ubewed to remain' in
the Mate treasury, and the regular
program followed, the Federal court*
would have hail no jurisdictionk but
the ’wind-tip ‘Jommi*»ioti” drew out
the money and deposited it to It* credit
in thirty-four differenl bank* through
out the State. Since then it ha* add
ed to it something like |7fX) (XJO—the
.proceed* of the >*le ofTlqnorion hand,
aiid ha* drawn upon it for about fJOO.-
T/O tn set lenient of bill* for liquor
purchased by the State before ttte di*
petiaarle* were abolish, d. Hence there
is a balance of !»otvv*-en |»ki0,0fi0 and
-yitju fax) h* thirty-four bank* to the
credit af the “w ifld-up-conimi»*lon,”
w hbh, moff or less, L'dim to varlntiB
-li-tliler*. tirewer* and liquor denier*
throughout the country. Judge Pritch
ard of the United States court nT thl*
circuit, ha* decided lhat thi* I* a trust
fund for the benefit of the creditor* ot
tnc State, and, upon Uulr application,
ha« granted an Injunction prohibiting
the batik* in w hic’i the money l* rie
posited to nav out any of it except by
order of the Federal court.
This act was taken upon repre-
acntatl hi* made by the *itnrney» of
the creditor* oFTFic dispensary
w ho are cit!*en« of other
FOR SHERIFF.
STATEMENT of THE CONDITION
—OF—
THE BANK OF BARNWELL,
located at Barnwell, S. C.. at the close
Of business, March 9ib. 1908.
RESOURCES. „
Loan* and Discounts, 102 279.37
Overdrafts, dttl n
Hanking Hoiiae, - 5.800.00
Oth^r Real Estate. WOO
Due from Banks and Bankers, 60 3x2
Currency,
Gold,
Silver. Nickel* and Pennies,
Clibcks and Cash Items,
1
6 0*>0.(i0
35.On
G.05I
7LT8
277,211 51
Total,
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Paid In, 00 000.00
Surplus Fund. 30,"00 OO
Undivided Profit*, lessCunent
Expenses and Taxes Paid, 22 76?.34
IntMvidual Deposits, subject
to check. . 156.780 23
Tim- (’.ertlflcates 7,fai l M
Certified Checks 98 00
County of Barnwolt.
Court of Common Pleas.
> : ' v 1 - * • •
The British A American Mortgage
Company. Limited. Plaintiff*.
Against
Marr Walker, ot at.. Defendants
By virtue of a decretal order to me
directed In she above entitled
sell at Barnwell, in front of the
Coon tlou*e, .on Monday, sixth dav
of April, 1908. being sale day in said
month, within the legpUbotir* of *«R
the following describ'd reel property :
A)l that tract or plan tat hm of laud,
situate and being In Baldock Town
»hip, Barnwell County. South Caro
lina, containing two hundred and forty
four (241) acre* mure or le*«, bounded
North br land* of Elizabeth Hazel:
East by lands of S F. Barnes; South
by land* of K D. Blouut and West by
Lower Three Runs.
Terms: One half rash and balance
to be paid November l«t 1906. with in.
ter**t from date of sale at the rat* of
eight ownt per annum until paid;
credit portion to be secured by bond ol
the purchaser or pnrchaeeta and a
mortgage of the premise* »o sold with
option to purchaser or purchasers to
pay all cash.
Purchaser to pay for paper*.
Resold at risk of former purchaser.
H. L O'Bannon,
Master.
Master's Office, March 2d. 1906.
Total,
277.21 LM
lyswm
States, that
their right* arc nut tulUuleiitly protect
cd in Soiith tlarolina an<l that they are
not nbie to obtalu fair and impartial
tuafmynt from the courts of that
tne Mpproval of the court, Joseph A
Mt-UullOHgh, of Greenville; Mr. O. K
HendprFbn, of Aiken and B. F. Arthur,
of Union c1tizao*nf South ( arollna of
eminent integrity, the last two earned
being members of the wind o(v com
mission appointed by the Governor last
year, who wIIP continue to perform
their task -of settling Ihe tlcb^ and
collecting the due* of the <ll*(wii*ary
system, except that they will proceed
under the tjicilirectiun of. the United
States court instead of the Governor
ami Attorney General of South Caro
lina in other words, the luatrutnen—
lalPy provided hv tne State for the
administration ol the trust remain*
the same and the creditor* are per
fectly satl-lled with tne selection. The
only difference—and tha caiiHe of all
the outcry—is that the energetic young
Attorney General and other members
of the State administrattonr w ho have
been engaged for a long time in run ,
ning down the dispensary official*,
will not he side to dictate the terms of
settlement with the creditors of the
late system.
The tecvlvers are all then of the
highest character and it 1* not likely
that they will convent to concealment*
or compromises or bane* of settlement
with those who have robbed the State
lhat will in any way reflect on their
personal or political reputation*. Nor
Is It fair to Intimate that the quality of
justice served out hv the United State*
circuit court at Aslveville is inferior in
any respect to that dlsoensaj hv jhe
State court* at Columbia. On tin- con-
v to xppTaudlils owe gum! s«p*e beforefear r. .Mr. Lynn, the young Attorney
(Ycfleral, and hi* a soclate* w ho have
t»een in charge of the adjustment cf the
AUscensary account*, have become *<>
absorbed w Uh a sense of dutv and their
indignation ha< been *o thoroughly
ar»u-ed by the di«clo*ore* of rascality
and dishonesty among the former dlt
pen**ry official* that they are apt to
b<4e * parRaaa \|uw of uM n tc-tkm*.
:f. will gel 11»« news
- r ♦ will Biultiply and
State.
The a*cret of all the excitemenUT*
that the di*lil|er*, brewer* and liquor
■dealer* to whom the State of South
Carolina owe* money for wet gro/erie*
furnl-hcd her dispensary ay«tem, tlo
not care to have their past transac
tloti* raki'd over. They prefer to set
lie the bill* payable orVatiV reasonable
Imei* rather than siihmit to an inve*
ligation of their relation^ with the for
Htcr official* of the Ui«|)en*ary ayvtem,
who have rapidly grown rlclrln a mys
terious mamicr When the “wind up
conimi»»ioii” was appointcl it secured
the a«*istance ol an energetic and pen
etrntlng lawyer from Atlanta, Tom B
Folder, who I* fatnrflar with the liquor
hnsine** and was willing to accept a*
hi* fee a percentage of the money In
recovered from the •‘piunderbuiul" a*
the ring of grafter* that grew rich out
of the dispensary l» called down hero
Mr. Feldar began hi* campiign by se
curing market quotations and rata
logne prices of the various brands of
whi*kev dutiug the past five or six
yeai* and comparing them with the
hil.R whh'h had been presented to and
paid by the di*peti«:try board for the
supplies it h:>* purclased.
"I ne result was quite startling. It
appeared that the overcharge in almost
every iranstfetlon , w^ from 15 to SW
p - r cent of the ailverlTsed hrho'eaale
price of the merchaniiise described in
t4»e M'il*, and several di-tillers, brewer*
and dealer* were very glad to settle-
(heir outstanding account* by deduct
ing these overcharges Other* refused
io do so and sent their lawyer* to
Judge I’rltchard'at Asheville to secure
for them the shelter of the .United
States circuit court on the ground that
they were cR^xens of other State* and
feared* I hat they would not he able to
obtain justice in South Carolina.
in oi*ter that there might he no
question ns to the lpme«ty and justice
of the wtulenitnU, Judge Urltcliard
granted an ii junction and appointed
receivers of the dispensary system,
wPh insirnrtions to take c.tiarge of the
tninls and actile ila »tt‘Hira anlijci-t to.
Ctiriatmas. ^
I’koim k w< nit’, Hkc *o know
tunny of it* reader* agre- with It,
■Htny will hay« backbone
they wWi to do, re-
fmultBui* who will gw
STATE OF SOUTH UAROLINA, \
County of Barnwell. /
Before me came I*. M. Buckingham
Ca*hlQr of the above named Bank who,
being duly *worn lays that tha above
and fo:egolng statement I* a tine con
dition nf said Bank. a* shown by the
books of said Bank. ,. .
U. 51. Buckingham.
* Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
tbl* IGih day of March 1908.
J. O. Fatterson. Jr,. (L fl )
N. P. for S. C, '
COffect Attest ' .'T
Roht. Aldrich,
K L. Patterson ^
Butler Ilagood. Directota.
STATEMENI OFTIIK CONDITION
OF
THE BANK OF WILLISTON,
hx'ated at tVIIIDlon. S. C.. at the close
of business. March 9th. 1908.
~ : RE90U KCES:“
f,oans and Discounts
Demand l^oans
Overdrafts
Bond* and Stocks owned
the Bank ;
by
46,732'04
nohe
405.70
Banking House.
Furniture and Flxttire*......
Other Real Estate
Due from Bank* and Bankers
Currency A.
Gold 73;..
Sliver. Nickels and Pennies
Checks and Cash .
Kx<;hanges for the Clearing
House
—herein described and upon the Weal by
nans the property ot Mrs C. 8. Wllaon: the
1.000.00
none
26 250 95
2,000 00
10 (Rl.
759 79
none
none
Total....
a 4 • • « '44*
........ 77.159.44
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Paid in 21,685.00
Surplu* Fund ........ 5,000.00
Uqdlvlded Prollt*, less Cur
rent Expenses and Taxes
Paid 1,070 09
Due to Banks and Bankers.. 435 77
Due Unpaid Dividends none
Individual Deposits Subject
to check . 43^59.20
Saving* De|>o*ita.... m. T... 2,OflT7
Demand rcrtiticates none
Time Certificates., none
Gerlltted Check* } none
Cashier’* Check* 24173
Note* and Bills Rediscounted none
Bills Payable • none
Total 77,150.44
Stale of South Carolina,)
County of BarnWell. V ,
Before me » , atoe W. E. • Prothro
Cashier of the above named Bank .who
being duly sworn ' sava that the
above and foregoing statement is a
true condition of said Bank, „ a«
shown by the hooks of said bank.
W. K. Prothro, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me.
tut-1 Uh day of March 1908,
T. P. Mitchell. (L. S.) Not. Pub. S. C.
Correct Attest
W II. Kennedy,!
J. M. Smith, \ Directors.
<J. A Kennedy I
STATEMENT OJ 1 ’ THE CONDITION
OF
BANK OF BLACKVILLE.
located at Blackville, S. C . at the clo«*e
of bttalne**, March. 9th. 1008.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. 89,049.11
Overdraft*. 972-19
Furniture and Fixtures . l.MkHiO
Due from Hank* and Banker*, 8 792 92
Currency. Gold,Silver, Nickels
and P«|nnie*. 4,201 21
Check* anti Cash Items 6,00
Total,
104,824.78
’ LIABILITIES.
60 000.00
Capital Stock Pah) In,
Undivided Pmrtt*. Ie*« Cur
rent Expense* and Taxe* Paid 5,202 76
Individual Deposit* Subject
to Check. 45.50S.fl7
Cashier’* Checks, 63 00
Bill-Payable 4.000 00
Totatf. “
8TA]
—.. 104 824.73
TIT CAROLINA I
County of BarrfWnlj. ^ j
Before me came Tho*. L. Wragg,
C*«hler f of the above named Bank who
being duly sworn, *ay* that the above
and tu'regoiug statement Is a true con
dition of said Bank, a* shown by the
books of tile in said bank. »
Thus. L. Wragg,
Sworn to and •ubacrlhed before me,
thl* 13th day of March 1908.
A. B. Hair Not. Pub. So. Ca.
(Jorrect-Attest
A. II. Nee*on.
J. M. Farrell. } Directors.
H. B Grimes,
MASTER’it BALE.
Buts of Beuth Caroline.
MASTER’S SALE.
SUts of South Carolina, 1
County of Barnwell, ji.
Court of Common Pleas.
William M. Coleman, Plaintiff,
Against
J. D. Whittle. Defendant.
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY.
Mr. Norni-n If Colter, a prominent
architect, in the Delbert KoTltting, San ;
brancisco, says: • 1 fiilly,endoi*e all |
that ha* b-en salilliT Electric Cittera
«* a to ole medicine, ft is good for ev
erybody. ft correct* wtomMch, liver ard
kidney disorder* in a prompt slid effi
cient manner and huiid* up the sys
tem ” RlectMu bluer* i* the he*t
spring medicine eVer sold over a drug
gist’# counter; a* a blood -ptirlrter lt i*
unequated. 50:. alC. N, Hurckhai-
l,*r’a drug abrre. —
AROUND THE WORLD.
T*:e American Rattle Fleet reached
Magdalena Bay. ou the coast of Loryfr
TTCnr.Sjfiira. on I hursdav. two day *
ahead of scbcwfole, havitig steamed
13.fr 0 tulle* in le»* than three nfoiuh*.
All the ship* were In, h-tter condition
than when they started from llam-pton
Roads. Admiral Evans ref>«>rted then)
aa ready to start anywhere for any
duty on an boor* notice. The tl jot
will *pend Mime time at Mag l iienSP
Bay in targe* practice and drill*.
.It is to reach Xan Frauci-co early in
Mar, remain there until Jnlv when it
will 'eave for llawai:, Au-tra'ia and
the Philippines, where the fall target
oractice will he had. Then it will
come Uirough the Suez canal. .
The Flag Falls
AND THE RACE BEGINS
AT HILL TOP STABLES,
BAMWELL, S. C.
A CAR LOAD OF
- - ~ -CREAM OF KENTUCKY ’
M
-m
Horse* SaddlcMH iinfl Iliini^s; ond Bwiod Mutm, Per-
U liv tlic ACtcriiii C’flpt. Dumi.
SOllJlllv
JUST RKCK1VED.
I nFu’XnWHcdnticM And ns Good nePiotty.
THE LUCKY QUARTER.
1* the one you pay out for a box of
Dr. King'* New Idle Pill*. They
bring you the health that’* more
preciou* than Jewels. Try tin m for
headache, bitiubanesa. constipation
and malaria. If they disappoint you
th- price will l>« cneerfully refunded
at C. X. Burcxhalter’* drug store.
;\U nr-ieXiinss I Semi lion ,\ri(i ji.h wuwu o« * jvi.j.
IVideoftHtaVaificrlloi'-sesawd Mules frtr all purposes
always on Hand. ‘ ^ i t? s .
The Best that good Judgment and Experience eau
select. . ' t Viu '* '' * J'- ,
Wn-rons and Buggies in great variety of the very choice^
materials and huilt hy master workmen For comfort uml
durahility, good looks and lightness they arc unmatched
in the State-
Ilarivess—Honest Leather Goods, sufficient for an army*
By vlrtua nf a decretal order to m*
directed lu Ihe above entitled cause. |
wlll/ell at Barnwell, in front nf the
Court flnu-e, on Monday, April Gth.
1DU8. it being aaleilay in -nid month!
wiihili the legal hour* of *»:e, the fol
lowing described real property: All
those two certain parcel* nr tract* of
land ritirntM in and near the Town ol
Blackville. in the county qf Barnwell.
State of South Carolina, which are
more fully described X* follow a:
Klrat;
That parcel of land containing one
and thrfe fourth (!>£) acre*, more or
le-* with the building* thereon situate,
which comprises what i* known a* the
old home place of the late O. B. Lar-
llgue, which has such shapes, courses
and dUtauce* as are delineated and set
out on a certain plat made hv John N
llankinson, surveyor, dated June 23rd
IP03 said parctl of land heiug bouadexl
upon tlm North by 8ou:h Koundarv
Street of said town of Blackville; Ea-t
by property of U. B. Ilartzog, de
ceased; South by tract of land next
parcel aboye dec* r I bed being de*ig~
nated upon raid plat a« parcel A.
* Second:
All that tract of hind which com
prise! a part of the estvte of the Nte G.
B. Lartigue and which contains one
hundred and forty six and one fourth
(146*4) acres, more or leas, and has
such shapes, couiscs and distance* a*
are net out and delineated npon # plat
of Hie same bv John N. Hankin»on,
sin veyor. and dated June 23rd. 1905.
ihe said tract being deslgna’ed iipnii
amid plat as pa reels B. and C. which
said land has the following boundaries,
towlt; Northwest hv the Barnyvell and
Black vide Road : North by Ihe lamia
of S. Brown. C. II. Mathis, Mra. (’. R.
Wllaon and the parcel of land hereiu-
hefnre described; East by land* of H.
B. ilartzog, deceased, estate lands of
O. Dvches. lands «»f the said J. D
H’hiltk and land* of Mrs. H. Molony
and the pub'lc road leading
Blackvllj# to Buford’* Bridge; Boutb
hy lands of Mr*. 8. S. Molonv and
land* of Simon Brow n and land* of J,
V. Baxley, formerly Cynthia Baxley
and on West by land* of J. V. Baxlev.
formerly Cynthia Baxley and hy Unit*
now of D K. -Briggs formerly II.
Dodenhnff.
. T*fina of sale: For ca»h sufficient to
pay taxes, coat* and judgment and on
a credit to pay the remainder of ihe
$8500.14), and interest* on such instal
ment* a* per the term* of the original
mortgage ordered to be filed w ith the
decree. PorcbHser to pay for paper*.
Resold at the risk of former pur
chaser,
II. L. O’Bannon.
Master.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF BARNWELL,
In the Proliutc Court.
By J. K. Shelling, Fx;., Judzeof Piobate In
Barnwell County.
Whereas Mr*. Minnie II. < alltotm made
snit to me to grant to her i^uersof ■■A;!.ii i n*
Istratrixion oil th«- eatate of ai:d tffect* of
Clinton F. Calhonn, dceca ed.
Theac are, therefore, to cite nti-l admonish
jiiiv sintrie piece sisld ns rertdily fH ti lull
Whips, Lap K<W>es. Lmine 11 as, Biidles, Saddles and all
Horse Goods ever wanted. t
PRICES RIGHT, AS ALWAYS,
CHARUE BROWN.
!
THE
all and singular, tb.- kindn-d a:'<l cr»-ditors of
thezoii 1 Mr. Clhilca Y CallH>un, (k-erased,
that they he and apperr b<-f->rc int', in tln-
Conrt of IVohB’e to be held at llarawi-11 o:»
Thorw'ar *e<-(»n<l day of April, afit-r pnLlici-
tton there->f at II o’clock in the forenoon, I
to show i-att!*-. If any they have why tlie said
adnilnU-lratiim shmild not be grrjp'ed.
({Iren under roy hand thi* IIth day of
March Anno Domini, Ibu*.
J. K 9NELI.ING, "
.. I’nd'ale Ju-l-v.
Published In The Bahnweu. Pzoi-i.E March
19th. 1908.
Barrk of Barnwell
V
77/4? Oldest^ and Strongest
Tnuik in Barniiv/l Coitrky
Depository of Tlie State
. * and
L Smith < aniima. i he (. «>unn’ (f Bamwell,
Ihe IV.vvn of Bamwell - •*
Capital, ------
Surplua and Undivided Profits,
>60.000.00
>45,000.110
Ha* your cotton -eed run out? Arc
they really all b’ack seed? l»o you
want sio-d that will miM HI to 20 per
cent to vour viald another lesr? Then
write for ctrealar* of Phillip* Im
proved oecd.
J.-L Pldlllpa.
r-Gx i-
To «ave money l* not h*rd wlieh one* n hsrk acooakt I* started for
moot v m h bank cannot birrn a hole ihe pocket. , - . , ,
A hniik acToniit iim mii* pitvji'jc bill** by th^ aib^olut^ly
sale witv. tdiei k* have no room for arguinen’as to khen ar how a
bit) wn* patrf. Ljrt-b r4r*-+-k i- itf.orilcd ui' ihe hatnks. bonk*, Thaa#
togcher with voui money ami the cancel led cher*’* are kept for you
In burglar and fire proof v .uIt*. You hate acres, to them at any
.time.
Th'ti* unk iliU over w ith yott tha next limnyPiUTO In tqtkn II Itn-
Xotfce I* hereby given that a .»tce[ ,
Ing «*f the 8tock Holder* of the Saitk*—
atchie Luthher Comp.-mv ha* been
called to convene at 1019 20 IVnn«r|
BLiirtln^ at lArli an,I ( bc-tiinr
Streer* I’hllatleli-hta, Pent>«r|yaiila at
2 PM. on Saturday th». 2S;h day ol
March A D 1903 t.. take action iipon
the approval or «1i< *pprovai of tbc
proposal change of ir* principal i-| «cc j
of hnsine** from Barnwell t entity to
flsrnlx-ig ^oonfr. Sooth Carolina
1IEXKY W. BGARBURUUGiL- 1
; , A (turner. I
|c
cad. w i itc io*.
LAND FOR SALE.
Near Ihe Town of A llendale.
Pursuant to Decrstal Order used by
hie Honor George K. Prince. Presi
ding JadjP,
I will egll in front nf the Pn«t Ollie»
10 Allendale. 8. G. at 12 o'clock M ea
Monday, the 30th dav of March lUOS j
to the hlg'ie*t bidder for cash, the fol
lowing ilo-crlbed trai-t of land belong
Ing to the Estate of W. R F.rwln de
ceased, dltnate Iving and Itrlng <n the
‘f 0 " 1 ! County nf Barnwell, State of South
Carolina, containing Two Hundred
amt Forty Acre* (JIQJ more or h**.
and bo tin (led on the North hy land* of
E-twte of W. V (Jill (formerly John
Hays.) and laud* of J . 1^. Oswal I.
East by lands of J. L. 0*w *ld and E—
ta*e of W V. GUI. South hv binds of
M L. Middleton (formerly Mrs. Anna ,
l>ou L. Erwin) and land* now In pos- I
session of (j. H. KIM* Cockcroft) and !
We»t by lands of J. Norman Walker
tfnrmerly E. H. Bennett) all of which
will move fully appear hr a plat made
by T. B. Kill* Jr. date 1 Deaem er 11,
11 A l-'I. A. D. 1901. Purchaser to
ia? for papers.
Clarence VV. Erwin, 4*:'
AvIoilBGtrtitor of l^tate of W. R. Er
win.
MBBAOt 'PLANTS.
| e^ • ,wr * ! * bb **«
U in l ' eet pi itit*.' Mr plantswre all grown from tha
same grade of -eed I «r» mv craq* from. We have ail
*'f'the leading varieties—Early Jersey Wakefield, yerr
•aily. t harlestmi VVakeflehL «> >ut ten data later. In
il«r varletie* I have Sncce**im», a medium early and
-hurt Sjeur Flat Dutch, late, ^flce* up to 5060 |I 50 per
t >ook«<id. write me for sn*w»l price* on larger lot*
The-e plant* are all grown lu thenpen air near salt wate
ut.i* Wui klanu severe cold without injury. ,
W. F.’CARR. •
Meg getta, 8. C.
MONEY TO LEND .
We are prepared to neaoMste Ir*”* on
irnf»nived farms for live year*, partial
payments intere-t 8 per cent «n loans.
D-in’t write, coric a d u*.
J. O. Patterson A Sou.
28—2
NOTICE OF FINAL DI'CHARGE*
Notice D h-rcbv given that on Satur
day April 4th, 1^‘8. tho uuiler-igned \
.wj.il tile with lion John.'K. Sueliiug,
.Ihifgeof I’rcbate for Rarnwell cotMirv {
Id* linal accoifut »* A dudni-tratt r of
the estate of K R. William*, deceased,
and apply for Letter- |>i-nri»-orv
J Robert* Williams,'-
AdniinUtratof.
Ma r ch 3rd 1908.
Tver-•r»m-r»v|cCalt Parverassntehits-tTi
.k 1 k =
lea t Bin of any at her n.akt o'. Dalrraji,
account ol their \tyle, accuracy and
- 1 kis it i
ai.^lcwy.
iJiArence ^ . Krwln,
>r of lyithte of W. R. 1
-J ■ >
MpNEY TD LI) A X.
Apply to O. M. Greene.
^ Barnwell. S. C.
lUfCnll’a Vtncactaa'TiH'.Owc r f Fo-tiion) )»•
»nre kuhat riR^ra th#n a>y nth#r Ijidka'Maf >in«. G»«#
jrtar’* auSacrtfafion (|j rumlegr*' coat a a« rest*. 1*00
■"mb'-,, 1 ) cent*, t'•,r««<«»M-Ckil Stt-
.tern Free. Susrfrt'a tvdajr.
I.n«tT A*em« VVaaled. p—mli-Wt «*
Im-',1 i.’.h »t. PMiar- !>(*><•*•
•1 r.) »> I r-rtr ’,’n (-t*lA-u« {.ko-u.g'fco pirm'iwa
asa* »-•*•, AOwuiiuaxicCAlXCU^hMYan
THIS SUPERB FRENCH COACH HORSE
For fhe,
Season of
Spring 1008
will be at
- Walker’s -
Stables, “
-ar-/
Allendale,
S. C.
"• \
1. 1
».)
BqUiVPrize Medal UHrden Seed are
the very best. Fur sale by C. N.
Burckhalter. ,
Keep a bottle of Dr. Drake’s G( rm*n
Remedy fwr ooilglf* «nd ema pa )n thm
home Guaranteed t# bring Immediate
^tllef hy-C. hv Burckhalter, Druggist.
For
Pe^gree
&c.
Apply to
e* - •’■faer
Allendale Freneh Coach Horse Company, Allemlalc." 8. C.