Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V,-- ►ft _ ^11 | X new «tHr »htne* In (he newnpaper Fhe Barnw^n People. h „ trn> lMH w , rk MN , ■ ■■■■- • — -— -■ —• | T<nn>ak tripped yrarwfwlfy ♦mo the «»•>€* UiO. 1, HQLlllBSf Edihr 1 Prap’r ,umrtfthp »*r«nr : h»m« ^onrn'rl, aealert : i heinelf In ihe eaujr rh'nlr and peneflled ** pfefty « •alfrti*tnry *9 wmeyer f»nb- A’\SJ34f COl*m CIKCULATlOT Inched in Mnnth CKrnllna / Hiirely tba J itirnnl « III hnte nr> <i»>|lnqiient baube* lor’* name on it-ii inuil hook. THE ONE WHO WAS LYNCHED. tL, ♦irjiHswAY. ArwiioO, ivobs nrr y of’ f \ oorreapnn-l«i t of tlie SaltulH Stun- d ir«l throa * tb'*** rwkK at tbe crH'ry rottontot*: •»I.ei me tell yon rbe rhtn»» you <ni*ht ft >u r Well w list? oj.ut do like ll»r* aiiVniipr* ^h*>n they Jfvl In » plHT** Hurt ^Hlit to win : hniUte your .•omi'flitorj re.lm-e, i-ur. fitll your aore.tjjo in coHon, letluee y our gniuVo bHU. rnnk,- h-«* notion, jou ..bool*. HMtl more brentl oil-rdo not rtei-oml on ilr»“ meiyhuiit ho.I Urn Twnk- er t<* ffod you—IfP'l yowiVlv. a, yotif lull ||J Hl.ll % nil*’ Tliink of It; ibr~in i. talk r.ilmln*. but h t it t^nit m mg to tool your rteigl.bor |hm!*uH'Hi g blm to reilm^ flU l Otum i-rop .«m1 y,rtn. to*i old Itcno- rtK;t Arnobl. Itmrea'InK your.T Look lb** 'eitUHtion over uarcfullv. How due* it look? nVight very bilgbt for h large nop oUmtton. wlib b n«ea.L* Hard time*. Bn I* oli I! Sn-: l-ook at ■Tie - *:feet. froi■ i d"11'• i»>.o11 to Hat. Hbuig. fhronrocl nmwlid wiih f-hmee. J- hor*e, U-horiM* audio .r Im.-e wagon*, and oa carta. loH.led w.tb gnano to tl.e Hnin- th« people jpn«liing. rndiing. Hciarnbling. cur-lug »'"! awcarlng be- caiiae the rai'*io»(l* ennnuf ImiiI (t b'-t enough Guano advanced one dollar N»t »eaaon. one dollar him! ii quarter ihf Higher the price g", * . the irrmo you u«o* Next »ea*>n a lit- tlohigher | !i.O , 'inulea and W dolljr ferllllaei* ■ notliing "'ll deter you ding feather-headed co ton aaaociation and farmera union alave. of the trn«t. and l^aiuhtera tliat rule our -unny M)uih! Where will it end? I.'mtcn to my prediction f U 1* tnevdahio 7 imKau-iLL" .cotton will be the price |»at.l for your folly aiu) ahwrt-higbU'dnea* Sitop right now, not next vrar. < or- tall, abridge, reduce, subtrart from your la*t ycaf'* cotton acreage and add (o your laat year a food crop: then the - comm JUaochitiuu and Kat metiJlL'lon. ctf the cotton licit will be the ll•l|lpl*•.«^, rieheat, most priaiperou* and Indepen dent people on the glnlro. W 111 you do Ht Compared w It ii her colder nUlor* of the North, Bouih Carolina I* indeed a happy land, a place of comparative peace tnd plenty. Kl* hauge* tefl n« that In New Yn»k <fty there are about three quarter* of a million unemployed people. Many of them belong to labor union* and are given enougli help W furnUh them * belter and food The greater part of the idle baVe no *ueh relTance and bate to depend on ptrhllcand private c.iarity And luck And the worat feature of the *itu- •iion la the dark outlook—no work In sight for the needy thousand*, and no Selling when they wtll get employ ment. Similar condition* are reported hi all the great eltfe* of the North and TPcst. The hard time* they aje getting fa miliar with ate just beginning to be Will in the South, for their *oarcity of money keeps and will keep many of them from bin lug Southern products to the extent they inveattul In average years. They h*»/ Anpped pare bating enttou goods and therefiv Snuibrrn mill iqteraMve* are working *11011 time and paid accordingly. The asparagus growers are nlnady ’ Hieing iheir expected protit* through the aoarcHy of eustonier*. and (anta- loupe and watermelon fanners and truck producers must calcnlaie upon T (iiitfirninent olllclal* *>•• 'finding out that, there arc ton many tiail Numigrants for ilie public good In tld* country, and nave commenced a series of whole sale arrest* of anarchists for the pur pose of returning them lo'theChontrlea whence lliey came. The explosion of a fjonib In ,1’nion Scpiare* IVrk. JW York city, Saturday week Hgo, waked up ihe American public to the situ ation. SI Tl’OK I I NO t> I K t NOKRS. Oi. our local page the situation ex- l-tlng in Barnwell a week ago as to ominty products on sale In the stores is (Jmte'ibed under the side head, “Sup' porting Stranger* ” We supposAthat llu* coiidltlnns are similar in Allendale, lllackville, V\'i.li*ton and o her smaller ntHM-hd pa litres, ,. A* a majority of the dwellers in every town diwuot owyi or operate near by fauns it. follows that they must hovers of the food n»ede<i for theini ►elves, their families and their stock. Mo-t. of the n buy, and wisely,, fiom the horfie -tores which send abroad for the staples of life, because they can not he obtained from South Carolhia pro ducer*, I . . The merchant* buy lr. wholesale small parcel*. ipiNtilitieii and sell in All that they make t* the diHere.nce he- tween their bining autl selling price* • lid there is, at best, only a narrow' protit margin In the grocery bwslnes* All the rc-t of tlic money handled goes North and West, to pav railroad freight*, profit* of middlemen and the 01 iginarprice given io the farmer* hundrtd* of iniles'away. Hetwccn iNtil and iNt;.') the fa'iner* of Barnwell District, of all South Caro lina, fed net ordY roimtrY fnwipltt. but all tlie (ownTu!d.s It i* true that there I* more of variety nnw t»u the store shelves and \vaiPhou*«« than there w r a» then in ppe larder* of the people, but the *uh*fantialt are no better If a* good a* when tin y were homemade. Both t > >. i! and country people are t" blame for iheae bu-iues* customs that Ividp to ktu-p both pour, and tu ^iiako p <»plc rich from h^re to Mlnne«ot^_ But If they w ould talk biisiue**' to gether . come to a clear understanding there would be no tronble In arriving at a .^iiHst copartnership that would profit home folkTT M faTniwr done* buy* dry good* and I nrdwara and fur niture from merchant 81111th why Shouldn’t done* sell corn and chicken*, haenn and huf.er, fn*«s and potaloe* to Smith ? IWibly Jonesdta* own led some *ur- p'ua farm product to P>wn some Him- imd falling to get a pleasing price ha* become disgusted and gone back to en tire dependence on hi* cotton crop, hd may hi Smith*ha* declined to buy from Jonea because there wa* more protit in hi* canned good* than in the product* .lone* ha* to spare. But tl e retail customer* have whi t the lawyer* call the right to Interp'ead. It the but log boTlst- keeper* tell ISmith that they w ant water ground country corn meal and hominy and let Junes know it the idea will work, and Smith and Jones will have to get together. If all the >iih«U.iti »W for people and stock imported to any town In ihi co mty were made within the radius ol it* trade the tide of money would quit flowing one way, North and We»l all the time. It would stay here, com ing from country to town and going ha -k and h'isiue** would he safer and better all the year round. The South ha* been supp>rting II tl V w. ■ - ... - - 1 a decreased patronage. The opinion “> r t"«<*r* ever ►luce the war and U* • >f our best husities* men i* that t,l,ic price of cotton next Fall will be from 9 cents dow n. lint there i* no prospect that corn will he cheap. James .l 1 . Iliil, President of the Great *r*» * Northern Kailroail system, inu»t he a man of sound good sense. That i* shown in hi* having reached that high position and by his hating held it against all suit* of combination* and conspiracies. Therefore hi* opinion* are entitled to cniisidcration. Asked tne other dav w hen general prosperity would come track and stay he answered tiurt it took a liumltcr ot year* for business people an 1 poli tician* to get tlie country into a con- oitinii that invited the panic of 1WI7, and that it-would’lake a* t-mg a t in<- I'or jhe country to pn over from its j*a-f icckltsss fooli-huc's. ^iine to quit and stay quit. I specialty a* my prospect I* for low priced cotton tuxt fall. M It'iM < OKD.\. * That was a bitter lesson taught and I^ariitsd at <'b'ur*oii College last week. Hut, it will be. we hope,.very helpful, h ith to faculty and students anil a- a warn,!tig to nil otluf colleges in the State The dismissal of ts out of the f'i meinl>er* of the junior das*, who would have graduated next year, was a hurting blow to sacrillcing parent-, but the manly way in w hich these lad- toofc tbelr punishment, owning that they load done wrong, an'd advising toe younger clauses to reuiaiit at the col h'ge m*tead of quitting through *\in pathy with the older student*, «how’ed that the 48 are manly fellows. And if Mtev •ball, a* this experience should nerve them to. do their level best to prove their worth, this Aptil fooling of the faculty will he the be*t lesson they have yet learned, and they w ill *«* ovei their present mortititation wltiiout a •cue on character and their old teacher*, their fathers and mothers and all fair people w ill be prouder « f n if they ha d nerrr imnle the tgiefaie. TilK SICK SENATOR. Senator Tii’niHii went to Atlanta on Monday to take a and inassagc treattnent. in-tlm IMhensim Sanitarium After be sliall have snllicionttV secov- eicd he and Mrs. TiliuiHn will go to Kurnisf foi tt period of complete rest. :a new i.ek sToky TUo. I’blladelphla I’res* j)rints the follow ing: I lii*, the one hundred and dr*t anni v,cr*,iry of the hirth of General Hotter: K l.ce.-recalls the little known tact ne w a* burn more than - a year »l ter-hi* mother had been hurled, Dti . ni-liing to the world -t'l|u ot ihe most astonishing case* of revivi*«^nce on record, . General- I.ee's mother iw*** r 'by no mcitn- an entirely healthy woman, anil the physician at Stratford, Va., the homo of Henry I.ee^Jjg^j,, |UA-se iHirv. wa* kept iurfftTiinst constart at uuidrAif^jj’^-Mrrs J.ec-stiHered from < af- al.cpsy, and during a tuojongi d trance she was pronounced dead Ihe ho.Iv was prepared for In'er- mei.t, and the mot..ing of tli« third day alter her supposed death the re main* were laid to re*t in the family vaiot in the gravevard of tltat pretty little Virginian vtllag ttliile tiie sexton wa* eleKnlng up and at ringing so fresh ll iwers to he (•laced on Ilie casket, he heard a laint \ oice a* though some one calling for usststaneb. -7—• ' Ot course the old man was somewhat ala* tiled, hut a- he had *ecii many rears of service in the’ “citv nf the h ud,” he did not leave the vault, lie listen*.! closely and the voice was dis- unctly heard again. Beoomiog -Htl-tiefl- that the voice came from within the casket, he at •»»c* -et to work ami «>pened It. di* .-orerhig that Mrs l,ee was alive He then soMimooed assDtancw and within ,n short, time site was *ufe in bed at her own home. • Mrs, l.ee’s reeovery wa* very glow, but she did regain giMHt he.lfh and s little more tbaii a year after she wa* hniied aMre, her youngest son. Robert J5 , wa* boin. ami tl. t* csttte ioto thr worbi one of her hi avert and greatest jpiurale ICopyrlglit. K07. by E. C. Pa real Is.] tVlmn Miss Violet nennett dy^cided to reject Krnuk Knflpmnn mid tuarry Walter llnriw-f, Kiiapinan thlnitevtfor revenge. One night, tlx months after the marriage, as he wa* going to hi* hour.liug b(ni«e after ladng detnlucd at hi* office, he met IItirtM*r. There was u In tuber yard occupying one *ide of tlie block, mid there \yere no house* on the other. Harper Imd Iteen drink- Ing and was In an ugly mood. In fact. It wns proved hiter o'.i that h<> Imd had a bitter quarrel with his bride and that It was not the first. He replied to Kimpnimi with a sneer and n taunt. The latter tired up and struck him with a heavy cane he was currying, and lie threw tqi his hands and went down like a log. Kimpiuan waited for n moment for his victim to rise, mid ns he did not he •bent over him and found that he had probably Inflicted a fatal blow. Ills iirst Idea was to summon assistance. He rejected that and dragged the liody Into the Intnber yard between two piles of lumber and hurried away. No one had noticed liliitr* Next morning the body was found and the alarm given. Within three days mi arrest was made. It was that of a butcher named Sanderson. lie had had two or three rows witlr Harper over n bill the latter had, refused to pay and In the pres ence of witnesses had threatened to get even.. It was shown that lie was out that night. Flis wife admitted that he came home In a state of agttatto* Ills assistant at the shop said that he acted strangely next day. The butcher at ttrst vigorously, protested bis Inno cence, but upon being told of the proof* collected against hljn he at once owned up. He said that he met Harper at the Imnlier yard and offered to make a reduction in the blit, bnt flint the man called him a swindler and cheat and Anally provoked him so that he lost his temper mid gave him Ilie fatal blew. He had started to summon assistance when fear.of the results Impelled him to lurti back and secrete the Imdy. ' Hcfore the- tmretrer’s examination '’nine up n singular tiling happened. A fanner living two miles out of town awoke one night to find a burglar In his bouse and to give him the contents of a shotgun. The fellow was fatally wounded, and on Itelng so Informed.by tlie doctor he said he wished to make I confession. He was tlie murderer of Harper. lie was a stranger to the phut* and had planned to break into * store that night. He had lieon hiding In the lumlicr yard -for an h air when lie came out to look around a hit and met limiter face to face. Harper de manded what he was doing fliere. M»ren,tened him with arrest and even "Took (dm by Jhe couar. In defense the rohier FtTOCk'liliil with a stick he Imt picked up in ids place of hiding. The roblier lived for thirty hours, having his senso* to the last, nnd < they could not shake him in his story. . Here was a pretty nilxup for the of fleers, but a worse, one awaited 1 them Kunpman had been amazed at the butcher's confession, and the confes kIoh of a second man for the crime he himself had committed made the law yer wonder If he Was not going ernxy. Four day* after tlie death of the role tier an Italian navvy entered a house In the suburbs of tlie town mid /dole II watch mid other things. lie wn* seen an’l pursued. lie turned an 1 fired at his pursuers, but they closed In on him. and he was made prisoner. The tow n wns In a state of excitement, and great Indignation was felt. Threats were freely made to lynch the navvy, mid he lost his nerve and pleaded that be did not mean to kill Harper the week previous. I'pon laving Interro gated along this new lino he made a confession:- He hart ccane from a point fifty miles away, being told there was work for him. When he arrived In the town there w as no .work. He was |>en- niless and hungry and while wander ing nlamt and-having planned to sleep In the Imnlier yard that night met Mar- law and asked him for a small sum. He said that he received a kick In re turn, and he showed a black and Mne spot on his hi)) To corroborate |iis state ment. IkwbHd a stick In his hau l to menace *«uy prowling* dog, and -upon la*ing kicked he struck back. Harper fell and was dragged among the him- law, and the murderer took nlauit $2 In change from his pockets anil fled. He had a dfW of the money left. Here were three arrests for tlie same crime,% Ith Kunptnnu know ing Hint he alone was guilty. Just what the out come would have laam but for the ex citenient of the iK’ojtle It Is Impossible to say. All felt that the Italian was the man, mid public vengeance refused to await the delay of the law. Whop he hnd innde mid signed bis confession, a mob gathered mi l he was taken out and hanged to a limb of 11 tree. Next day the other two men In custody Were discharged. It was, of course, remark-, od us a strange thing that men perfect ly Innocent of a inurdetvJibpuJd con fess to it, hut much lay behind that. All confessed that* the crime wns com mitted at the same honr, the same spot and with almost the same wea pon. # All dragged the liody Into the lumber yard. In the case of three*of them there were confessions straight ejiough to bring a verdict of guilty. Did Knnpninn commit the crime or imagine that he did? Did the Imtchpr commit it? Did the roblier? Did tpe Italian? Only one had a hand In it. Which one was It? And If only one committed It by what process of rea soiling did the other three accuse them selves? It Is a mystery yet. and the man who wants something obtuse to work his head over during an Idle day can try to strive this problem. 11. QUAD. WlfH- ,, Oar daugh-er |« twenty and •he ought to be married.” Unbb —‘’Oh. she ha* plentv of ttm#. Let Ipr WAti dtl ifee right ton of man come* along ” ‘•Not at all, I didn't w«h for the* rig ht sort of inf* HR GOT v h % T 111 NEEDED. .: “Nine rears ago It looked a* If my I line had eoiiie. ‘•►ay* Mr. O. Farthing, of Mill Creek. Ind. Ter, *’l wa* •<> run down that life hung on a verv slender thread It wa* then my druggist reccm in r. titled Klecirle Bitter*. I bought a bottle and 1 got what I need ed—•trengih. J had tine foot In the grave, but Klfctric Bitters put It back on the turf a gain, and I've Kern well ever since ” i*old under guarantee at C. N. Biirckhallir’ading *Uira, TOO. ’ THE OLDEST BALE. It la In a warehouse at l anren*. thle State. It wa* made In IP62 by Henry Thompson, packed In in old fm*hh>md •crew, wlru rope* around it instead of Iron tied a* at preaont neetl. It Jtiia rebaled a few year* ago And 1* in ex cellent condition. It could been sold In 1,803 for 40 cent* a pound In g>dd 'inre weight la -iM pounds. The ba’e nww belong* uiuar-littIwgramUson of the man who made it, 40 year* agw. NUT.CK TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. All per<nna'Indebted to the estate of L. W. Y unnan* dreeased, are request ed to or ike prompt pnyiiient, anu any per dn* who may have claim* against the tydrt estate will please present Hum, properly attested, to the under aiguel. IIr». Margaret 1’. O'. Youmar*. • V Executrix. . Lauren* Younianw, Executor. Fairfax, 8. IT., March ISt.h ,.1*05. — — —_ FINAL DI8CUARGK NOTICE. Notice I* hereby given that on Mon day. April 27th 19(8, the undeiaigtied will file with Hon. John K. Snelling, Judge of Probate, their Anal return aa Aihninjstratnr* of J J Gray, deceased, and apply for Letter* DbmiMory. / J. W. Gray. J J Gray, AdudnUTratora. March Slth 1908. N0TICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED- ‘ ITOtS. All person* holding claim* against the estate of J J. Grav. deceased will please present the same duly attested and all prison* indebted to said ea rate are reque-ted to make prompt pay ment Urlhe undersigned. — J.’W.Orav,—o . J J Grsfc. Jr. — - Admin t*t ralorr.— DR. JNO. P. LEE, JR„ Dentist, VV1LLI8TON, - . 8. C Office over Bank < f Wllllston. M'lll DEATH WAS ON UIS HEELS Jesse I*. Morris, of Skipper*, VS>^ had a do*e call in the spring of HMMi. He savs: “An attack nf*>H«umonia left m«*o weak and wl h *nch n»car- ful coi.gh- that my friend* deciJred consumption had me, andrhmt4t_iH(* on my heel* Then I wa* persuaded to try Dr. King’s New Discovery. It helped me immediately, and after taking two and a half bottle* I was a well man again. I found out that New Discovery is the be«t remedy for cough* ami lung disease in all the world. ” Hold under guarantee at'C N. Burckhalter’s drug store. 60*ri and f 1.00. Trial bottle free. EUREKA! "We have found ft.” The Kurcks Fish Net ealcbe« Ms cost in a night, doe* not cm flic* pith State lawa or ix terminate the little fish, * „ Made of galvanize I wire it M a sure catcher And safe keeper. State size of stream. Call soon o.r WiiteXo U. 0. Dickin*on, Agent,' Ulinei9, j*. C. WHY NOT STOP PAYING RENT? Woiild’nt you like to own your own homc ami be inde pendent? ^ AVould you like to place yourself in ^ position to borrow moiiey at 6 percent to buy a home or Ihrm or r lif\ a inort-* t^ijje wtfh ten years time in which to pay back loan? The purchasers of. ur One Thousand Dollar (iuanmtced Investment liome Purchasing Ponds are enable to db this. . * If interested fill rn’t the following blank**ml mail to home rfflee. Would you like to buy one or-iiiore of out fllUM (ifinrHiitij'tl iu\e&tnient Homo | ’ ‘ *T1*" - # ‘ , ' Purchasing Bonds? , Would you like tu borrow money at tl per cent lnt<-rest with 10 years in which to pay it back with ptivilegeof paying at any time and stopping Inleraat? BUY THE BEST! e\ Wkke labor profitable by producing th? largest crons with least exirendi ture of ni'ilscle force. The Broad w ell Double Jointed Cot ton, originated and developed by John B. Broadwell of Alpharetta. Ga , I* the Best-Jn the South, having produced xhrkk iiai.ks toYiik ach*:. ami aw»ril ed kiKt>T 1‘KiZKS at the Georgia State Fah, f4 .t)0 pee bushel . For-sale by* * H. C. Dickinson, Agent, L'iincrs, S. C. DR. W. C. MILHOUS Will you use money for buying, building or lifting mortgage? ^ Amount you will need ? - ”* How mucli can you pay hack each year? We have prominent people in Barnwell carrying our Bond* and will be glad to have our Agent explain dur proposition to juti w hen in your city. Name and Address.... . .... , . . . ***"' t • A Marten cittsten has a-intncl new ready for a lean which will tje granted as soon as security is submitted. Head letter below, j Marion, 8. C., March ‘2, 1908. To whiun it may concern : This I* to certify that I own a *; QfX) Guaranteed Investment Home Pur chasing Bmtd issued by the southern 8lale*‘Trn*t Co., on tlie 2uth day pf De cember 1907. , ' | B> g to advise further the company notified me on the 20th of February tht my loan was ready, in other words I waa notified that I could borrow front tjta company 81.000 at 0 per cent on real essate security for Itl'^ year* any time I submitted sufficient security if I cared to surrender rtiy Bond for a Loan. ^ 1 am very much pleased with invest nent 1 have made and I advise any one desiring to borrow money for a long time at-a low rate if intereston ea*y pay ments, to invest in these Bond*, wbfth contain a fi per cent loan option. ■ * Very respectfully, ^ • f*lgned) M. STACKHOlTsE. SOUTIIERX STATES TKUST COMPANY, Inc. HOM14-0FFIC; E COLUMBIA, S. C. BarnicII, - - - S. C OFFICE 11OVB0I 8.30 a. ra. to 6 p. Persons living away Iroin h&rnwoii will please make appoirirment* before , i coming Bv so doing Mtev w ill be sort not receive calls It: the country, but, ^ irni 7, ef , iHte kervlc * Hnd a , oM will be in office every day. apiMdutipeiits. : : — 1 : ^ 1 _j__ DEALEUS IN, r_ BEST FUtlNlTUBE. We Are Now Ready With The Choicest, Completcst and Most Carefully Seleeted^Stoc k of Household. Kitchen and Office Furniture to please the e st tastes and profit the most careful buyers. All goods new from the factories, of best, materials and up. to date styles and finish. jKjs- JAStandard make Graphophone given as a prerai um on each purchaAc of :COFFINS AND CASKETS: A Complete line of Coffins and Caskets for the last ser vice to loved one**. We are also-prepared to furnish a Nice Hearse with careful driver for burials. WIKKIS& CO. BARNWELL S. C The Fi.u; Falls, I¥j> the rack iiegins /ir ML TOP STABLES,-: BAMWELL, S. C. A CAR LOAD OF SCREAM OF KENTUCKY” Horses, Saddlers and 1 Inniesff, and Brood Mares, I’er- sonally selected bv the Yeterair Cajit^Dunn. JUST RECEDED. purposes Alt Blue (rias^ Bemifies Ami as (LmhI as Pie tty. w Pride of the Prairie Horses and Mules for all in always on Hand. The Best that good Judgnnnt ami Experience can select. Wagons and Buggies in great variety of the very choicest materials and built by master workmen For comfort and durability, good looks and lightness they arc unmatched in the State. Harness—Honest Leather Goods, sufficient for an army, any single piece sold as readily as a full Set. Hoi »Whi» >s. Lap Robes, l mbreTlas, BriHlea, >addles and all orse G( foods ever wjinti d. PRICES RIGHT, AS ALWAYS, -~ CKARLIE BROWN. PIUUPL-. COTTON SEEIL | MO.JEY TO LEND. II** y«:ir cotton-red run out? Arc, . ' they rea'ly »M b'nck seert? Do v<>h " e are prcpHied to negotiate loan* want i<eeil that .will Hild J(t to 2ft r>er im|>r<rved farms for five year*, parti! cent to your yield another lem ? Then write for circulars of Phillips Im proved 89ml. . J L.Phillips. Orangeburg, s F. pnymauts. interest S per cent on loans; Don’t w rite, c<>me and see u*. _ J. O. I’atlerson A Son. as—2 THIS SUPERB FRENCH COACH HORSE ■ ** ■ ' Tor the Season of Spring 11)08 will he at - Walker’s * Stables, Allendale, S.“C. A TWKXTY Y EAR SENTKNCE. ’ “1 have jiist conipleterl a twenty vear health sentciice, imposed by BaokUn’* Arnica Salve, which cured me of bh'eding piles just twenty year* *g<»,” writer. O 8. Wviolever, of Le- Ravsvitle, N. Y. Rncklen’s Arnica Salve hea'a the worst sores, boii* buuuG.wintud* and cut* in the slim test time. 25c. a:C. N. Burckhalter’a drug •tore. ‘•-Kvery man-has hi* price.” Except-’ lug alw*ya those win*give themselves away. For Price, Pedigree &c. Apply to Allendale French Coach Horse ~sn.Ar . - jTIfc, , Allendale. SL C.