The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 30, 1908, Image 3
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CANDIDATE CflHIMNn' I > B a mw<BEPeo P i
Primaiy Election August 25th.
FOR SOLICITOR.
t herehT announce tnraelf a canrti*
date for »he offlee of .Soildror of the
Second/tMlidal OArcuit pledging inf-
a-lf to nbide by the rule^ and ri'guln-
tlona of the p.<tnocrntlc Party and to
fclipport the nouiinecf thereWTT ’
Jamea F. Byrn«»t
FOR SUPERINTENDENT .
OF EDUCATION.
llktr.tfr 0. April 18ih, 1008.
I re«i*« , .rf«llv announce raynelf a
Candidate for the olli -e of CNiinitv Su
perintendent of kduuatioli, subject to
the rule* and regulation* of tho l>emt-
fratlo Prlmurv election, and pledge
niy*«!f to abide hr the re.«ult and to
auppart the noiuineea of the party.
O. E. Birt,
FOR SUPERVISOR.
Barnwell, 8. C., April 7th 190®.
I respectfully anaounce mvself a
candidate for re-election to tjie office
of (,’ountv Sep'ervlaor, anhject to. the
rulf* and regulation* of the Uemocratic
Primary election, and pledge inywslf to
abide bv the rea.itt at.d to support the
ujinlnea* of the party.
J. B. Morris.
FOR AUDITOR.
t hereby announce myself a candi
date for Auditor df Barnwell ' entity
subject to the rule* and regulation* of
the Democratic party.
C. W Moody.
Barnwell, S. C.
Barnwell, 8. C., April Oih 1908.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate f«*r reelertlon to the office of
County Auditor. *uhj-ct to the tnles
and regulation* of the D.-unocratic Pi t
inary election, and pledge myself to a-
J dde by the result and to support the
lominees ot the party.
J C. Keel.
Barnwell. 8.-CV, April 1
I respectfully announce myself i
candi-la'e for the office County Audi
tor. subject to the rule* and regula'ions
of the Democratic Prim iry election,
and pledge my.elf to abide by the re
suit and to support the nominee* of the
party.
U YV RKey.
FOR SHERIFF.
Blackville, S. C.. April 27tTrI9n8.
I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for tae dfll.-A of SherTfT ot Rarn-
well county subjeet to the rule* and
regulations governing the democratic
primary. ,
Kespectfully, „
W.T. Walker.
- Willlston, SL U. JAarch iiUh Iflfld..
1 re*j-ec tullv announce mvsuif a
candidate ftir the •dllce of Sberltt’, sub
ject to the rule* and regulations'of the
Democratic Prnnary election, and
pledge myself to abide bv the result
and to. support the nominee* of the
party.
8 A. Wise.
Fairfax, 8. C. March, 17th 1908.
I respectfully announce myself a
Candidate for the office of rdierKT, sub
j*-ct to the rule* and regulations of the
Democratic Primary election, ani
pledge uivself to abide bv the result
ami to support tbo nominees ot the
parry.
B. F. Thomas.
I hereby announce myself a rsndl-
date for the office of sheriff of litirn-
well onuiitv, subject to the rttlet and
regulations of the drmtH'tntie lol.nitry.
W’iHtam VV. Moore.
FOR CORONER.
Barnwell. 8 C., April 14ih 190®.
f laving served four rears aa Coroner
Barnwell County I offer mr rcelcc-
•*>» anbjecl to the rule* of the Detno-
yCrallu Primary.
Clayton 8 Warner.
Snelilng. 8 C. March 26th 1906
I respectfully announce mvself a
candidate for the office of Coyor.er of
Barnwell County subject to the rules
and legulation* of the Democratic Pri
mary electi.-n, and pledge myaeif to
abide by the result ami to support the
nominees of the party.
Lewis B.lCreech.
FOR MAGISTRATE.
Blackville, 8 C., April 27th 1908.
i hereby announce myself a candi
date for reduction to the office as
Magistrate of Blackrille Township,
subj- ct to the rules and regulations o’.
the Democratic Primary.
r> A. P. Woodward.
Ulmers, S. C . April 27ih 1908.
1 hereby announce tnvself a candi
date for tne office a* Magistrate at Ul
mers, subject to the rules and regula
tions of the democratic primary.
L. 11. Williams.
Barnwell, S. C., April 13th 1008.
I hereby announce
date for the office <
mv*e|f a candl
f Maglstrate at
THURSDAY APR II.,CO. 100B;
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION*
In Advance, per Annum |1.60
Jn Time y M00
rr.® regular meeting of Barnwell
lodge No 16, Kr.lghta of Pytbias will
bo he'd oi tholr Hull < n Friday night
at o’clock. A full attendance fa
req U' sted. By order of
ll WOODWARD, C. V-
Wm. McNAB. K. R. A 8 f
NEWT CANDIDATES.
Cap*. YY^ T. Walker annonnocs hlm-
aelf a cat didate for sheriff today.
Magistrate# A. P Woodward, of,
Blackville and L. II. Williams of Ul
mer announce themselves today caudi
date* for reeleciidh.
The candidacy of James F. Byrres,
Esq of Aiken for the Solleltorahip U
aniittunced lu our caudldato column.
SOUTH 81 PE NEWS.
In our waadtirlogs last week Mr. W*
T. Calhoun toot us in bla buggy over
hia extensive c»rn and cotton 0 Adda
I** and hi* four bunded and ten acre
M^rater melon f,rm. A lot of twenty
five of thirty bo# bend* had j ist Or*
lahet^ weeding and putting tula crop
to a stand., which was perfect, no re-
piantlng required. HU corn hsd re*
Day at
ill be 1
Rivers’ Bridges. \
>qulto
i on Su
ConfederAte P.»n*ion list is pub-
todsy on second page.
Barnwell subject to the rulcs^nd regn-
lations of the Democrat!j primary. *
I plt-dge Oiv*elf to ab'de the result*
and support the nominee* of.the party.
D. nam B ack.
Willlston, 8. C., April 7th, 1908.
1 hereby announce myself a candid
date for the office of MsgUtrate at YY ||.
itston, subject to tbe rules and regula
tion* of the Democratic primary. 1
pledge myself to abide the results and
sup|>ort the nominee of the party.
- - YV. L. Frederick,
Bafnwell, 8 ; C. t March 23.1 1908.
•v I hereby announce myself a candt-
ffibce for the office of Magistrate at
^iwawell snbjetit to the rules and
regi/lationf ot the DemocrAlt i primary,
' Jir'pledgti nivself to abide the re«lilts
4tnd support the nominees of tltc party.
E. YV. iiolman.
FOR LA LB, -
‘TeH thousand feet dressed flooring'
tnd ten thousand feet dre**ed ceilllijfpWj^*^
for sale, immediate delivery.
► 8IMUX BUOYiN S 8GN8.
The first, mosquito of theseason sang
to us at sunrise on Sunday.
The
IDhed
Petitions for an election between
prohibition and dispensary are being
circulated. * _ •
Kind word* and good deeds were
combined In Mr. ll. A. Smith's pleas
ant Saturday call.
Distance la si) thst keeps Barnwell
from going wholesale to Rivers’
Bridge* tomorrow.
Mr T. B. Ellis Jr. of North Augusta
advertises tmlav a real estate bargain
sale near Martin Station.
Clerk W. Gilmore Simms has re
ceived and is glad to pay out the Con
federate pension money.
Good lady subscribers sent ps last
week three times as much subscription
money as our masculine frltmis.
The.prohibitionists of Aiken Tounty
arosendcavoring to induce Hon, G. L.
Toole to s'and for reelection to the
:*tnte Senate. ** ,
There is no truth in tharureport that
a dispensary will he set up in Ham
burg. Perhaps tiie wish was father to
♦he thought.
Hail I* ranorted to hare fallen- in
minr directions on Sunday, hut no
dlsssteou* damage was done as far a*
we have heard.
The Aiken and Barnwell county
Board* of Education will meet at
Blackville tomorrow to arrange for the
Teachers’ 8uintner School.
arrnrrm-Tinman tmiitlniiea t:> 1m-'
prove 'If he has no back set he will
fce .fble to stand jthe voyage to Europe
In the gentle month of May.
Dr C N. Burckhalter sent us Tues
day the first eom jassel of the yesr.
Before InngHw'Tvtll send ns we pre
dict, m* roasting aars for our Sunday
dinner.' > —e-- :
Next Monday will be sale day, and
the Democratic Gounrv Conv'enthin
will l*e held, to elert .officer* for the
next thru years and delegates to the
State Convention.
C. C, Chavous of Allendale and_C.
Tt. Ray of Ular were graduated in
I’brnnany yesterday from the South
Carolina College of Medicine anti
Pharmacy, Charleston.
Mr. George Fogle died on Saturday
an<l was burled at Bethel church. In
hie death a good man and true hit (In*
1-hed hi* life work, leaving I TiTame-
les* record to the keeping of tbose that
loved him well.
Too much rain Is the complaint from
all direction*. The he«t acres on many
farms are either under -water or so
•at,tiraied that they ean not be planted
or worked for a coupte of dry weeks
Ami the grass l* everywhere and fast
growing tlay and night.
After a pretimlnarv examination at
()r*rg*-burg before U. 8 I'ommisstttoqr
Robert Llde on Friday, Newton Mnl-
dmw, colored, was committed to jail
in default of bond for $f>00 on charge
of tifling malt pouuhe* at Riackvllle
•ome week* ago Enoch Rerd and
Georg* R ibinson, also colored, were
discharged.
The Savannah Valley Associated
Clubs will not, as a h.xlv, cooperate
with the Georgia—CaroMna Fair As
sociation In the Fair to be held in
Augifta next' Fall 1 he Farmer*
Club* wanted $2 OO 1 ' to put on thei ag
ricultural exhibit, hut the Fair people
offered only >1.000. The Fair will I*
held and some of the farmer* a* Indi
viduals will help to make it a succes. ■ -
There is in (be small county the one
advantage that It can 1m canvassed
quit klv and the candidate need not,
thr-refore, Mart at. eoon as in the larger
one wh>*re there 1* wider ground to
cover, more men to button hole and
balde* to kl*s. In Bamberg county
last week only three had pnhliclv
started to run;.! it Hunr.or and K. C.
Bruce for Sheriff, A. L. Kirkland for
Treasurer.
On Tuesday at a meeting of the di-
rrrtor* of the Bank of Harnv ell Mr.
Perry M. Buck Ingham wa« elected
President and Mr. George W. Man-
ville prompt'd to the post ion of Cash*
ier. Vice-president Butler Utgood re
signed ir. order b» give all Ms time to
hi* planting Interests, and Mr. Jno. A.
Newsom was elected his successor,. *
Mr. Newaoin I* a son of Mr. YV. A. B.
Newsom of YY'IIIDton and has ht-c.i
connected with sti Aiken bank several
j ears.
A Great Cypfess farmer of long ex
perience and good memory tell* us that
he ha* never before seen a» much gras*
In the field* at thi* time of the year.
Ife predicts that trie people who do not
quit planting nod get busy quickly
with the plow and h >e will be eaten np
bv General Greet) jnett month.
He ha* also ol«eryeil (hat the water
of the Saltkehat'-hle has a peculiar
color, a muddy appearance even when
fow. Thla means, be says, poor_ luck
for rtshcrmrn. Years ago the late Mr.
Patrick L..ng told our friend of a tlio*
liar oontll ioi, of tfm atream that lasted
all the year—fish would not bite.
KIND WORDS.
From Wlscon in—I do not Wlsl^ to
miss a copy of Tua Pkoplr.
From Florida—^Ihe dear old home
paper blwaya has a welcome In my lit
tle home.
Pfom Denmark—It Is my let'er from
home every week and we alt loye for
it to come.
FOR FORAKER.
„ The Republican Conbty convention
was held at the colored school building
on .Saturday. Forty eight dt legate*,
tbe full number allowed by parry rule*
wel^-present and a number of others,
all colored.
YVesloy 8. Dlxson was reelected
oonotr chairman, a position he has
held 16 years. He received 34 votes to
14 ca*t for John Eve.
The delegates elected are :
Tothe State convention. YV. 8. Dlx
son, John Eve. George. Butler, They
favor Foraaer for President. To the
Congressional convention, YV. 8. Dix-
*nn, John Eve, George Butler, A. U.
Brod!«, E . D. Reed.
A YVELCOME VISITOR.
Mr. YV. U. Tyson Corey of Bean fori
was in town Thursday afternoon to
Friday morning last, renewing his ac
quaintance with old .friends and ms
kiqg new ones. A quarter of a century
ago he left Barnwell a bright lad of
.ten years and has grown to he a fine,
high toned, capable and up fo dale
bu*ine** man.
He showed u«, and we were glad to
see, the Balaklava medal wliioh’Tdi
father, the late Mr YV G. Tyson, hart
received from the British government
as one of tbe gallant aix hundred who
••rode into tbe valley of deatV’ in that
matchless charge In the Crimea, from
which only a few above two score came
Hack spared bv the pitiless Russian
fire.
On coming to the United States Mr
YVm G. Corey changed his name to
Tyson, ir being a plan adopted by tntnv
EtigTWtmeh Tu leaving itirtr iftoTBer
laud After hie father's death the eon
visited his kindred In England, receiv
ed the medal from the keeping of his
aunt* and readopted tbe family name.
AN E VSTER EGG HUNT.
V A very delightful afternoon was
spent at the hpuie of Mrs. Z. T. Hud
son near Elko on Frida v the 17th when
a number of little children gathered
tor "an Easter Egg Hunt,” led by ML*
bailie Hutson, they suited on hunt r
(be eggs being previously hidden in a
broom sedge ue.tr the house. After
they hxdtmnted smi found -the egg*
they returned to the house and were
ushered into the dining room, where
all were served with a bountiful sup
ply ot lemonade and cake.
The dining room was beautifully
decorated with m'o»* and roses, which
*bowed a very ta»ty effect. The
children alao played games approprl ‘
ate and at six thirty began to lenye for
their home*. All expressed ^them
selves a* having enjoyed themselves
very.much. The following little ones
were In the hunt. •
Masters Hubert. Horace, Byron and
Auble Bolen, Sydney Bin, K'bcrt. 1^
rny mid Burnell U*»ery and Quincy
Collina
MLse* Nellie Bolen, Jessie Blrt and
Nora COllius,
— Miss Annie Hutson and Master
Hugh 1. Kitchliig* have returned to
their home near Elko, altera long visit
tOstheii sister Mrs. C. J. Getainger of
Euiawvilie. 8. <J.
Mrs/^iJ. T. Hutson has returned
home ftom a six weeks visit to her
children mud sisters.
SEVEN PINE8 LITERARY
n(,!T
TY.
SOCIETY
On February 28th 1008 theAfiemher*
of Seven Pines School organized a
Literary Society for the benefit oTsald
school. On Friday April 17th one of
the best meet Big* w as hehtethe follow
ing programme being carried out.
l»t Song, Ho! for Carolina.
2nd. Debate, Resolved, That the
dog i* more intelligent than the horxe
Affirmative- Emmie Baxley, Ro*a
Hill. Furman Uill.
Negative—Edna Owens, Bly Cook,
R< belt Sander*.
3rd. Music. By Rosa Hill.
Recitation. “ Leila Cook.
Reading •• YVolford Tar-
4th.
Bh.
ranee.
lith.
7th.
Ltai# for sale by
A GRACEFUL DECLINATION.
YVillMon, 8.C., R. F. D. No. 1. AptiJ
23:h 1908.
Editor PkoTi.k: ,
With yonr permission
I will use the columns of your esteem
ed paper to *rv to mv friends who have
wri.ten me also those who have ap
proached me personally, that I have no
intention* of entering the campaign
this summer. I appreciate of course
the expressions of ftiendship and co,n-
fldenee, but being a pmir man I feel
that I could hardly spare the time from
my own htisiness. I know there will
be a sufficient number of good men offer
for each office to enable the Voters to
select to their sst'sfactlon.
However l wish It distinctly under
stood that I feel sufficiently Interested
In public affairs to s«rvd the people
of Barnwell county In any Way if t
fiUgTit it necessary of for the good of
ntV.
Thanking them. r '
I sm very trniV,
WUliana j). Black.
C. X* Burehhaitqr. » ‘ This Is a eoro y* cotton time.
Recitation '• Kate Grubb*.
Song Entitled, Red YY'ing,
Sung by:
Mi*» Ko*a Hill, Mr. Rohe r t Sanders.
Miss Bly C*<ok. Mr. Willis Duncan.
8tb. Reading. Lizzie llil 1 .
9th. Recitation, 8ina Birt.
10th. What we can never catch, by
Lucy Cook.
lith. Reading. Rosa Hill.
Music, Bly Cook.
Recitation, Pauline Bradley.
Reading, Ulv Cook.
Recitation, Theodore Cook.
Duet. K«m JiUI and Bly
12th.
I3ih,
I4fh.
16th.
idth.
Cook,.
17th f ._
13th.
Reading.Tlly Cook.
Last Son&, Maryland, Sang
by Mrhool
Next the children enjoyed a very
plea-ant Easter Hunt, after which re
freshment* werg served.
Two prizes were offered. One to (lie
best Debaters another to the one llifd
lug greatest number of eggs.
The Judges were Messrs Willis Dun
can, 8 K. Moor#. Oscar Parker who
pocided In f>yor of tbe Affirmative. ]
oelved toe seebnd plowing since plant
ing and stood about twelve inene*
high. >'
Thl* Is what pluck and energy, l*v-
l*h yet judlclou* use of f^vtiliaer* in
home gardening cai^do: cabbage about
to bead, potatves', peas.ouiou* &<• galor#
•eemed to spring s(>ontaueuu»ly from
that fertile soil.
The ground* In front of Cave's
School (Mr*. Dj'ra D r YV*)ker I’Dml-
pal) are a plade of m-apty, lahi off i.i
squaies with a heavy grow th of many
kind* ol flowCr* and evergreens, tbe
work of the schoolchildren.
YY'e also had the plea-ure of riding
over a portion of Mr. Jenkins’ melon
field. The cultivation is fine, with per
fect stand.
Mr. J. O. Walker’s twenty live acre
cantaloupe farm take* the lead. Th«
stand L good and vine* commencing
to run.
Tne late rains hayn retarded farm
work to some extent and some are com
plaining already of grass.
The oat crop i* line—much more
promising than for many year*. Acre
age In cotton about the same a# last
year. «-
Ml** Maude McT* r r Is spending
•nine rime with her sister I$t4. J‘.
Peeler.
ML* Lit Blount spent Saturday ami
Sunday with her mother in Apuleton.
Occatlonal.
TO CORRESPONDENT®.
During April some of you have been
tardy In writing and other* dilatory
in niniling your letters. Mott uommu
ideations from you were received
Tuesds y *fL“riioon* »*nd > Weduwrti
tfiOfWTngs, and consequently.a number
had to be postponed until the follow
ing wee It and some thst would not
keep were* consigned to the w aste bas
ket. 1
It lakes longer to ‘‘set up” an ar
ticle. picking up a letter at a time, than
it doe* to wiito It. Printer* work
eight hours a dat, and are tired when
the time i* up. They are contlnualli
busy, don’t lounge around like clerk*
waiting for a stray customer, and it*
nm giving ilirm a npum deal to -rg-t
quire them to work night as well a*
Jay.
Please write plainly, and be careful
to spell the naiiies oi those you wil e
about correctly. People <Jo not'Ike to
have thelruames misspelled, and we
often have to cut out items b*cau*« w e
can not make out the name* of tne
Vranger innu or woman visiting your
community.
Ueraemb'T, please, that five thous
and people read thi* paper, and .send
us such news as a good number of tnein
would like or ought to know. The pa
per is Intended to be of Intcrext and
hauefi. to Mib'C'ihct * from New Yor*.
to Texas, from Ylfi-coiisin to Florida
All newspaper reader* feel a lively in
terest in progress and improvement.
Tell us more about school*.' churches,
building improvements, faun news.
Ilower* and fruit*.
Don’t think that we need something
to **rtt| up ” More is offered each
week than we can use. And tlieip is
generally some things in exchanges
worth sciasoilog -
YTHERE HEROES FOUGHT.
To the Survivors of Ilagood’s Brigade.
Cothrode#
\ I am now engaged in raising
fund* for the purpo«e of erecting a
suitable Market’ or Moiumant to be
placed on HlP scene of the charge of
this historic brlg-pla on the Weldon
railroad on tbe 21st dav <<f August 1«>4.
1 feel quite sure that It Is only nec
essary tor me to bring thi* to the
attention of the survivors. In order to
hate prompt response totals noble and
patriotic purpose.
Oningebhrff ha* contributed gladlv
and.frrelyjind I now have over #2.VJ
which has not t)«»**n subscribed hv the
survivor* alone but by the citizen*
generally 1 know that Barnwell, the
hhnte and birth place of our gallant
Commander and distinguished citie-rt,
will take great pride In giving *11 pos
sible aid in this cause gnd not be deaf
to this appeal to patriotism.
AH^outributdan* forwarded-to
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A YVHOLE TEAM.
Tun I’xorLR ha* not in the past done
full jqgtU-e to Farmer Alfred Aldrich
There wa* no malice or jealousy in Us
failure to d<» *o. Just simple ignoiance
was the cause.
YVe hsd tizued him up as a farmer
ambitious to make tleld crop* of forty
bushels of corn to the acre, to he fed to
mugwump game chickens, w hich he
would exchange for their weight iu
silver w ith the heathen of New York,
Ten Mile Hill, Cuba and Mexico, and
to grow on the same area enough cot
ton to supply raiment to a few tribes
of Filipino chicken tighter*. That wa*
the Hummer view of him and his oper
ation#, but we have recently found that
he has had hl« YV inter »mbitiou* 4 and
has been, patiently cultivating them,
witliout any pre-maturing horn blow-
ing. x
The. philosopher’s stone that he ha*
been seeking Is one that many have
thought existed in imagination only —
a saris.fai'tory winter pasturage and
early Spring hay production.
■^*11 i* quest ha* hj parently been a full
success, and is written m given growth
of bis expjriment allotments.
"A few year* ago much was expected
from the IntrouuctUm rtf the Veu-.li as
a pas.ure and forage plant io thrffouth.
Seed bought from Europe proved un
certain, and the experimenter* soon
wearied ami returned to the worship of
their idol, king cotton.
Not #o Farmer A. Procuring a small
quantity of acclimated seed from the
vicinity ot Charleston he sowed them
in alternate ‘‘lands” through a .pet
paddock, and lime has done the rest.
The vetch ha* spread over the entire
enclosure, holding Ita own against
bennuda grass and peach trees. And
here Is the vetch* wav of doing. The
*ced lie in the soil during the summer
month#, coming up lu the fall and fur-
nLhing succulent pasturage during
the YV Inter < When stock is taken off
In the early Spring It quickly grows
high enmitfli to be mowed. Two w eeks
ago it had reached that stage, now it
I* ready for a second mowing. In a
couple of tt'OCks it will hare grown to
maturity, ripened ami scat.ered the
seed, and then will die down utrtil tall.
He will make fine coin jrtn th<»t Vetch
held.
Vetch is a vine and for hay purpose*
it 1* best to sow it io cop*'tnership
with rye nr oat.«< as the smali gJam
stalks wiil hold up and encourage the
growing Vines. Fanner Aldrich .tbid*
Vetch hay better than Timothy ms s
slin k fortd, Ihc Vetch Is SIS') a good
soil restorer and prevents slope wash
ing in the YV Inter. It doe* not inter
fere wjth any Summep-erop, and if giv
en a square deal will help out all
round tanning ami #t .Hi raLing.
That’s our present opinion fiotn se.eing
Farmer A’* field, ami that’s why we
now write hifn a.whole team.
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Burglars Took Old Garment in Which Hoarded
Money Had Been Sewed.
NEW YORK—Wm., M, Aliev, who was for years
an engineer on the elevated anti later a mo^ormffin on
the elevated, went To the Bronx branch of one of the
big trust companies and drew out $2,000 in savings.
The money Was in two five hundred dollar<7bilU and
ten one hundred dollar bills. Mrs. Alley lipped ^
open the bottom seam of an old skirt and sewed the
money in, bill end to bill end. around the Bottom,
and doing the work so carefully that detection yvus
defied.
While the Alleys were at a theater party, burglars
raided their home at 555 Westchester avenue, and
carried off tho skirt along with other articles of
clothing, silverware and trinkets. Mrs. Alley be
lieves that the stolen skirt is at this time being worn
by some one yvIio 'ih unaware of the valuable load it
carries. The police sent out' a description of the
THE BANK OF BLACKVILLE has the finest
Burglar Proof Steel Safe made. We rUd* carry -
Burglar insurance and every one in the employ of
the Bank heavily bonded.
nMii
NOTART PUBLIC,
BLACKVILLE, S. C.
■I *a«im'#■ u—
DR. F.«. WILLIS.
DESHST.
N#w Y«rk Dentistry M Barnwell
Conn tv Prices.
Office tn RtuStHm##, WUH#trtn. §.C.
Make Appointments fcy pall er If I#*
phone.
AH YY ork flpot Cash.
7 ETTBEKA!
‘ W# have found It.’* Tbe Kurritfl
Fish Net catches It* float In a
d«c» not (Wi fli.-t with State lave or ex-
terifiij.Ht* the little fl*h.
Mad# of galvsnlfled wife It Iflx ear#
••atelier and aafe keeper.
Stete rifle of strtata. Call soon of
wrltflta
H. C* Dickinson, Agent,
Ulmera,». C.
NOTICE TO DEBTOfiS AND CMXO+
itoffi
All persons holding claims again*#
tbe e#t*re of J J. Gray, deceased will
please pr««cm-the samfl fluty attcatra
and all peison* Indebted to aald as-
tare are requested to make prompt pay-*
meat M> the undersigned.
J. W.Oixy,
i. J, Grty. Jr,
. Administrator#.
4
DUV •THE BESTt
r
Make labor profitable by prodorinff
the target croi»* with l#aat etpfndi-
tureof mu«cle fon 1 #.
The Brosilwell Double Jointed Cot*
ten, originated ami developed by John
B. Hfoadweli of Alpharetta. G* , le sh«
Itesf In the youth, having produced
Tiirkk Psi.sn to Till scan, and sward*
ed narr TMiZk# at the Georgia tttaM
■dksta<F—^—- in i in lu
94 JX) per bu«h*t. For sale by
II. U. Dickinson, Ageht,
Ulmers, 8. C.
■ — '■ — -s- - ■ . - - -g
SPEAKING PACES.
WHITTLE S PLATFORM.
AND
ANOTHER CAR LOAD OT FINE MULltS JUST RK' RjVED
THEY ARE niR FINEST ALL ROUND 1 EVER HAD SHIFTED, -
ALSO 25 STALK CUTTERS AT 120.017JUST RECEIVED.
J. D. WHlTTL*.
Being myself a practical farmer I know the needs ol tn«
country and ahvaya fully eqiial every dtfii&hd and expecta
tion.^'
Buying for cash I have choice of all markets and know
the beat and go there.
Buying in car and train load quantities I get the lowegt
prices and largest discounts, .
KnoYvmg the value of good seeds I raise oats fof myseil
and for my customers.
These advantages t gladly share with irty friends.
Here is one open secret of success, an assurance
of good crops!
The farmer Yvho has the best wdrk stock, wagons, ann
implements and a plenty of food and forage gets the b«*»fr
wages hands and share croppers.
Whittle Yvill sell you the Best.
TlfRKff CAtfS IlOHsm. ALL GOOD, SUITABL* ZffOR SADDLA*
LIGHT AND HEAVY DRAFT TURPOsKS.
TYVO CARS MULES, NONE BETTER, FOR FARM, WAGON A?fO
TIM.
ADVANCEn. THE
YVOKKM AXSUiT AND FINISH IN THE SOUTH,
rer Uses.
ONE CAR YVA30NS, BOUGHT BEFORE PRH ES,
BE3T IN MATERIAL,
• ‘v. -
V. Iliar,
Orangeburg, 8. C,
thi*
The chain gang I* at Dunbarton
K, G- Ruberts. J. B. Morris,
. Clerk. . V jfluprj
. D. WHITTLE, =
BLACKVILLE^ SC
THE
1 '
Bank of Barnwell
The Oldest and Strongest
Tank in Barnwell County ^
Depository of The State of South Carolina, The County erf Barnwell,
and The Town of Barnwell
Capital* ******
Surplus and Undivided Profit*,
*60.000.60
$49,000.00
DEATH Was ON HIS U EELS.
J.*#se T. Morris, of Skippers, V*..
h*<l a close 1**11 In the #prli>g of 1901.
He sav#: “An nttack of pneumonia
left me so weak and wlih such » fear
ful rough that my friend* declared
consumption had me, and death was on
my heels Then 1 was persuaded to
try Dr. King’* New Discovery. It
helped me immediately, *nd after
taking two and * half buttle* 1 wax *
well m&n Mga'a,*! found out that
New Discovery is the best remedy for
ooii|{h« and lung disease m all the
wor!d ” Sold under guaraute^ at C.
N. Burckhalter’* drug store. 50c. sod
f! 00. Trial bottle free.
With an !Krtf«/ x (lip # * it, tly-nflb #
derriandlng Of caaentlals aad tzrtutWn, m»
eeaafUl practical experience sod teve for aad
pride hi art wa feel justified la promMaff
fullest satisfaction to all petroaa appreoatlafl
the BEST in Khotogr*i»hy.
Our Portrait Work t* of the highest eacm-
encs, true to nstars and naeloatlsd I# pet
foot pictnrtnx.
We mass Kodak Pictures, Poet Cards, la*
arge Plct tores and in every lack of the eullM
field of Photography #re iiaam|i>emd by sag
City Studio.
To Oflr bratUfoi Has of tbo Sttnet settee
Pictures for wall deeotatloo We ask tW
special and critical sueatloo of tbe public.
Piscina and pledging our best ssrvteea to
oar friends we ask ffkk entire oemlidenee tho
oppon unity to make Rood oar every prom tee
MRS. KXLLVfi fiTUDIO.
Bi^catiLLa A 6.
WANTED*
Fifty colored laborers at
once for logging, railroad and
sawmill work. Steady worn
good wages, paid every higtil
with checks, which may be
turned into office for casn
every two weeks and house
rent free. Also can use white
■
labor.
Call or address Breott Lum
ber Co-, Ulmers, S. C. located
Dft S. A. i * Ry.
t F. CalkMl, P. 1. BltkilOafl
In, Mdils
Calhoun flt
Jersey cow* with young calves
•alo. Apply IO
Butler nagood.
- Bariiwtll, 8, C.
To save fnonflv i# not hard Wlteh Ope# ft hank account ll started L>f
money in a hank cannot burn a hole the |><*ch«H.
A baiih account nieftn* pat Ing bill* by check—the only absolutely
safe way. (.'he.-ks tenv* tte roout for afgumem #* io ffhen of how fi
bill wa* paid. Etch check is recorded in lh« bank’s l»n<.kv These
togeher with your money anil the cancelled check# afe Ki pf for you
In burglar and fire proof vaults, You hay# XCies. lb them at any
time.
Let us Lnlk this ovef'with tobth# nflxt time yoo #rfl lb town If Im-
puvslole to call, write us.
e=*«:
2
Pjant Spring Advertise*
me nts now. Do not over
crop, but do all you promise
MONEY* To bOAN<
- Apply to G.
4. Green#,
Life, Accident,
CYCLONE
LIGHTNINC
' »«■** AND »»*"
Liv e Stock
INSURANCE,
—At Lowest
Strongest