The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 04, 1908, Image 3
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BAltM OF BUBSCRlPTffB^
la Adrane«, per A.nauBi «1.86
Oa Time f*.oe
The chalit Kanir will
Mill till* week.
be at Meyer's
R, 0, Ruherts. J. B. Morrla,
rue refelar meettneot Barnwell
Lmixe Bo Itt, Knirfata of Pythias will
Ibe held at their Hall on Friday night
Fat o’clock. A tall ettondanoe ‘
reqn>wted. By order of * v
J. 1L WOOBWAKD, C. e.
Wm. McNAB. K. R. * 8.
W. A. Gyles offers you cut price* on
ell Hock. Beautiful stock 9 of ffcum
La an from i to K) uta. Sugar « Ih*.
for $ I 50. Grove* Chill Toul<-X5 ctv
per bottle or BJor $1 00. lie will take
plessure In abowingyou Hia st<x>k.
FUR SALS'
One 25 H. F. holler, 2© H
»ne as H. r. boiler, 5® H <*. engine,
80 eaw gin and heavy aelf packing
K
re*«. All In flrat cleae running order.
•Her only used one aeaaoo and englbe
recently rebuilt and practically good
a* new.
Will aell all nr part a* autta pur*
chaser. Also will sell dr exchange for
cattla or tither farm atock : one Ault-
man and Tayler grain separator, one
w Faruaera Favorite” Grain Drill,
'R. F. Anderson,
Dun btf ton, S. C.
W . A . Gy lea will aelr you <0 vard*
o» remnants of Calico and. Madras
Cloth for f 1.00. RnglUh lx>ng Cloth
1] ct* per yard. 100 yards «p.x»l Mlk
ftw 6 ct*. tn ett colors. Trait of Loom
Long Cloth B and ’Id eta.
WANTED.
OneSOtndOH. P. boiler and ■40 to
50 11 P engine Give specifications stvlo
■and make, ikate how long in use and
price.
« __ B. K. Anderson.
^ » Dunbarton, 8. C.
^/continued from second page.
RC Kirkland
10
John K Snelling
5
K K Morrie......
10 41
J*. B(Tiisolm
5 W)
J L Kill*
12 94
J D Jenhr ft Son.
14 4(1
Willis Allen
• • •
4
T W Sco’t
»4 75
J O Morrl*
• . •
10 AO
Charlie Brown
• • ••
9 (5
K M Young
139 79
G M Holly.. ‘ ...
• • ee
7 29,
W H WHIiam*
• • •
7 50
Owen Walker
7K
G M Holly
• • ••
4 (H
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• • ••
9 15
*a •*
• • •
14 59
Dr W 11 PiveUnd
• •
5
8 J Halford
3
J R Uarrl*o«i
• • •
W
W Riley All
• • •
fi 25
A P Woodward
20 83
I, G 8thren<l#r
23 75
C N Burckhalter
• • •
« 16
ft a ••
• • •
1 85
N F Kirkland dr...
10
CUyton 8 Waruer
<*
• • •
2
• 4 M *6
• • •
37
Dunbar Bro#
• • e
- 4 27
T 8 Dunbar
• • •
10 41
Dixie Dunbar.
« + » ♦
11 91
W W MTrick.
• • ••
13 71
Frank H Ciaech
• •
11 63
•a •• ••
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20 20
J B Morris
• . e
14
I/e« fnwel
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2
The Barnwell Sentinel..
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5
H D B#*l
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7 «R
W W My rick
• •
II 91
J M Turner
• en
n «i
Chit ton 8 Warner
...
4
W F Sanders
10 41
C F Barker.
• • e
7
O B Deer
7 22
J B Morria
33 76
*• n*
75
CM Croft.
10
4 B Arm.tnmg..
• • •
34 72
< ’ J Bates
» • •
9 23
F O Brabham
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18 91
JuMan M Turner
. •#
13 91
Dr M A Turner....
6
C Robert* ,.
48 16
Vjnbar Cro#
• • •
7 82
M Darlington,....,..^....
66 on
,W Hair ft Bro
• . *
TO 97
torton 8 Warner.
• • •
20 80
D l^iadbolt...........
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V 60
iM Holly
1 03
VB Wise
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2 '
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2 60
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in no
Lemon Bros
87 90
O S Dupuis
• •
2 87
-W T Still
• •
11 91
4 LAM
9 18
J H McDonald
28 45
Continued next week.
W. A. Gyles offer* his stock of shoes
•t bard time prices, which Is from 10 tn
25 eta less per pair than elsewhere, and
Abe entire stock is just from the
faotury,
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Oiirersitj of South Carolina.
KckeUrahip Examleatioe.
T he university of south
CAROLINA offer* SctjojArshlps in
the Department of Education Co one
young man from each C Miniy. Each
ttcholaisblp la worth f 100 in money
•nd $18 iiislrioulsiton or ‘term'’ fee.
Examination will lie held at County
seat FRIDAY, JUf.Y 8. Exami
nation for admission to the University
will He held at the same time.
Write for Information to
BENJAMIN SLOAN. President.
Columbia. S. C.
There wiU be a basket picnic and
dance at Baldock Wednesday June 17th
1008. All are cordially Invited. Can*
ttidaie* are Invited and expected to take
a share in the club only flO'‘cash”
Be praaent at tbe Hsh fry.
Governor Ansel has been Invited to be
present and make an addreaa.
J. L KUI*.
President.
J H Hewlett.
Secretary. *-
BOdock Furmera Chth.
Mo room this
tereattnn letteri.
Con'ederatt reteratVa
I Mnkday tar tbe Mmuton
ham, AU.,
Ornpa are teportbA to \>e improvlag.
bat mahy ef ibeea need tbe hBAediat*
i Application of elbow grease.
School dloelngs. phi nice and base
hxltfeme* n»ade laal week a'merrf one
In this good old cooaty.
M4s* Carrie Lee Glover of 1 Charleston
4* the very pretty and popular guest of
M r». C. A. Still of Blackville.
Miss llallle Armstrong has returned
from Osborne** Business College with
her honorable diploma as bookkeeper.
Mias Carrie Armstrong has returned
from a pleasure giving and receiving
vlait to Hampton relatives and friend*.
The Barnwell and Bamberg oompa*
idea will go June 17tb. to Sutllvau'’*
Island for a r ten days encampment.
Good Blackville people have sent ns
within the past sennight more sub*
scrlptinn money than all the rest of the
United Butes.
The meeting of the County Demo
cratic Executive Committee on Mon
day was well attended, and all the pre
paratory work of the campaign was
well attended to. _
Wt* mtfS the visits of one little friend
this year. The humming bird that took
daily aweetness from our lltliea during
their season has not put in an appear
enee, and the flower* are all faded now.
Mr. B. R. Long brought us on Hatur
day the flrst cabbage "snake” of the
season, ft was 16 Indies long, the
Mae of a large thread and/ the aclen-
tists say, as harmless as the earth
worm. .J.. -j.: . - ^
Owing to the Commencement Sermon
at Olar, the appointment at Mixpan
for the.ffrst Buudav Is called in. I^t
u« all go and hear Dr. J. W. Daniel at
Olar.
Tbe livery stable* of Mr. Henry P.
D'yches in Aikt;n was Lurned Monday
nivhtwitb50 or do wagons, harness,
feed Ac. Loss between yf.OCO and $5,-
000, with $2,TOO insurance.
Congiessman Patterson after remain^
Ing at bis post in the national capitol
until the last roll call was Huished and
the ggvel fell announcing the ending
df tbe session, is at homo for a well
aarneif rest.
Commencing July l*t postmaster
salaries in this section will be increas
ed as follows:
Allendale from $1,200 to $1,300.
Blackville from $I.J00 to $1,600.
Denmark from $1,8110(0 ft,400/^
Tbe Pythian* who attended the
meeting of th« Grantl Lodge in Aiken
last week enjoyed tbe best time of their
live*.. The hospitality extended was
of the whole hearted, open banded,
true amiied kind becoming so excel
lent a fraternal order.
This paper ha* alwartendeavnred to
tote fair” with the candidates In the
primary elections, and it will -keep
strictly non p*rtj*an thjrfAvear. No
uommunication boomingIndivid
ual will be published except ea adver
tising matter and ao stated.
Owing to delayed mail, we received
J
Trial Justice and Magistrate for
Mile, held the scales of juatioe with
, Bfren baud for a rhlrd of a century an-
. Wouucea hla candidacy for re electton.
tiEVTCANtlttlAiiCS.
Tbehnfionnoenrent of Treeafirer J.
B. Armstrong's candidacy for na-elee*
tldh I! publlAed today.
Thy annobn.iettient ot Ar. JV. L.
tlrant's candidacy for fbe office of
Magistral! at Ulmer is published th-
day.
fthtef Joattee Dunbar. -Who has
F8fiT
CO ITON CROP NSWS. —
The 8t*te President* of the Farmers
Union met on Monday at Memphis,
Tenn. Upon reports from ell the (Kates
h estimated that cp to May 30th M,
822.000 acres had been plan ten in cot
ton, as compared with 81,511,000 acre*
last year. ^
The reports showed the general con-
-dltlon <>f the crop Is unsati*factoryz_Jl
estimated that hundreds nf thousands
of bales have been lost by the overflow
of the most productive lands.
The season is 16 dsya late and less
cotton ha* been worked than in 1907.
Coni weather has retarded the growth
of the crop.
CAN
ns
last week after half our edition tiad
been printed instrwoliona from Mr. G.
C. Still pi withdraw hi* card as candi
date for Magistrate at Blackville. The
request came too late for immediate
obedience, but we comply this week
and leave out the announcement.
e
We just can’t keep up with Farmer
Alfred AldrKtb He 1* continually de
veloping new girts and grace* ami
geuerosltle*. On Satnrday be surpri
sed us with a contribution nf Mar
petachcs. blondes and brnnettet, that
were of an excellence to be only enjoy
ed on Sunday, a day of perfect rest.
Congressman Patterson made In the
House last, week what should be one of
the most convincing and converting
speeches ever delivered In that body.^
He spoke in advocacy of federal aid for
Drainage of-swamp lands and Hoad
Improvement. In support of th's
measure he (died the view* of the great
est Americans from tlie foundation of
the government to the preeeut time.
He surely gave much time and long
and patient Investigation to this gath
ering of fact* and arguments for bis
contention.
We have written in past veer* of the
exquisite flavor of Buck Creek grapes,
snu now we know tbst other frnita a*
excellent grow beside that blessed
stream. Oo Monday Capt. U E. Blrt
cleverly brought us a basket nf amdi
plum* ss grew in Eden, beautiful In
coloring and perfect in juicy sweetness.
He has nine varieties from the famous
nurseries besides numbers of home*
growth, ripening In steady succession
from April to Heptember. And one
that he has originated, which we name
the”Birt Best” la worthy of a place in
every fruit yard In the .South, tn It
nature ha* combined all the best quell-
tlea of bis collection.
Mr.-Edi
formation
DA^E CAMPAIGN
sSITeNTS.
Please print tor the 1m-
br the candidates wh*t the
a«*easmeuta will be fur
the aevtral
officers.
Senator
« 10.0Q
House of Representatives
5 00
Clerk of Court
20 00
Sheriff
20.00
Supei intendent Education 5 0<l
Treasurer
10 00
Supervisor
7.50
Ms. ter —
7.60
Auditor
1000
-Coroner
5 00
Magistrate at Allendale,
Barnwell.
Blackville and Willifton $3 00. * *
Magistrste at Four Mile,- Red Oak,
Kiiue and Ulmer $11W.
'the Executive Committee met to
day. June the flrst, and the above was
a part of their transactions. A fuller
report will appear in next weeks paper.
X. F. Kirkland, Jr.
Secretary.
THE FARM KRS UNTON.
Mr. W. R Parks of Parksville, Exec
utive Committee member for the Sec
ond Congressional Di-trict, writes us
that he hopes to be able to have or-
ganfr.ersfoon in this District to organ
ize the county.
PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS.
June 18th Is the date and Chicago
the place for tbe meeting of the Re
publican national convention to -norni-
naie candidates for President and Vice
President. Tbe names of 960 delegates
front tb« States and 14 from the Terrl-
toriea. Hawaii. Porto Rico and the
Pbtltppin** will be on the roll, making
a total of 980 votes. The candidate re
ceiving the majority will be the uoml
nee. »
July 7th. Denver.’Colorado, will be
the time and place for the holding of
the Democratic national convention.
Its total measberahlp will be 1,008-
Under tbe Democratic rules it takes a
two thirds vote to nominate and the
winner must g«t at -least 078 vote*. It
coat* about $7.*>.000 to bold a national
convention. This money is usually
given by business men, street and
steam rail mads, hotel keeper* and
others who take tribute from the con
vention crowds. The convention city
furnishes the hall, which la large
enough to hold 10.000 shouting people.
BUCKLEN’8 ARNICA SALVE
Tom Moore, of Rural Route I. Cocb-
1‘ao, Ga . writes: "l had a bad sore
come on the Instep of mv foot and
could And nothing that would heal it
until I applied Bucklen'a Arnica Sxl-ve
Less than half of *25 cent box won (be
day for me by effecting a perfeiTcure
Sold under guarantee at ('. N. Burck-
balter’a drug store.
IN EDGEFIELD.
Early next month there will be an
inspection br non competing ladles of
town back yards, and to the keeper of
the neatest a prize of jjbree dollars
worth of garden impleoMfits will be
prebeiited.
TRiBUTEOF REdfECT.
fin removal from earth to life eter
nal gt our sister Mrs. Bryant WeatheiW-
tn valla for rtls tribute to her worth
anfl memory. Sha was the oldest
member of Hie Woman* 91 Isrionhrv 86- ■#
elety of the Wllllston Baptist ('tiurch
and her beatftffhl Christian life Was gn
Inspiration to her friends, therefore, b«
It teaolved*
Lst. Thst fit hfr rirtih tlm g^il
i
THINKS IT SAVED HIM LIPS.
* -- 'Jk
iter M. Nelson, of Naples Maine,
recent letter I **1 have used
New DDcovery many years,
[and colds, and 1 think It
He. I hava found It a rell-
ly fur tha throat and long
its, and would no more be
a bottle than I would bo #lth-
fnod ” For nearly forty jreara
New Discovery hae stood at tbaboad o(
threat and l«f g remedies. Aa a pre
ventive af pneumonia, a ad beater of
weak lungs It has ao equal.
Bald under guarantee at C- N. Burak-
halter’s drug store. 43c. and f 1.00.
Irlal bottle Irea.
Tuesday brought ua the good com
pany of Mr. E. B. Burckhalter. the
fruit wizard of true old Rich Land, so
well named. A>id he brought us a
great box nf noble plums deep amber
colored triumph*, foil almost to burst
ing with the sweetness of pure air.
golden sunshine and crystal dew drops,
royal peacne* that would tempt even s
preacher’s honesty, some clustered
like Jeweled beads along the slender
limbs, over twenty to the foot.
From April to the Indian Summer of
October hi* orchard Will give a con
stant succession of varied fruit* nf
unvarying excellence grafted trees and
seedlings that no tabll under the sun
can excef.
Ills thoughtful feature study ha* .
learned him how to. protect hi* fruit* p 5 ’’* 1 * $150.
from all insect, enemies and to safe
guard them against all mishap save the
icy kiss of the fro*! king. His exam
ple I* a conclusive proof that aelf help
Is the bast help and that love for na
tore la rewarded by Us grateful and
generous response.
“Barnwell la slowly but srtrely be
coming an oats growing eoUfety. I
speak from my own experience and my
observation of the crops of tfev neigh
bora With good seed, planted
right time and in the right wav
sure a crop as any we plant. It never
fhlls unless attacked by tiesalan flies
or leaf hoppers, and these peats come
only at interval*of-about ten years. 1
prefer to save my own seed, aa I know
when they will ripen and arrange my
operations to be ready to harvest then!
promstly. I rotate all crops, not By
an Iron clad rule but as ciroumstaneha
warrant. I plant oal* twice on the
game land, following the flrat crop
with pea*, and the second crop U hi*
ways the best.
With Improved implements we can
plant and harvest the oat crap with
tee* Hired hand labor than we can make
and, gather any other crop. * And the
I Dee labor we nee la making stock food
I the mote wo will have for other crops.”
bn spake a level bead'd young farmer
. to a* last week. »
The North American Review has tbe
reputation of being one of tiis best
Informed and most reliable periodical*
published in ihe United State*. In s
recent number it stated the fact that
Immigrants from Europe send annoally
to their homes In the old world $250,.
000 .DOO saved out of their learnings in
America. When they get enopgh
ahead to ensure them an easy future
they return to Europe but their money
stays there.
al tbe
It la as
»
Tbe Pasteur Institute In Atlanta haa
had as patients in the last three month*
raoiwpeople who had been bitten by
maddog* than It had for treatment In
the Mine precediUg years. The great
est proportion of dog. bitten people
came from Mil* State. Tbe victim* of
the dogs, mostly pet dogs, are lined
from Charleston to Greenville. X PaV
tear treatment requires 20 day* and
Incidentals raise the cfest
above $200. All the dog* In any toWn-
ship haven't the money value of Ofee
Pasteur treatment.
Society has lost a fsLhfol member, aod
the dhurch one who wa* ever ready to
help with bar means.
2nd. That we extend Our heartfelt
svmpalhv to Ute bereaved family, but
they a<e comforted by the ih.iught that
♦he I# reaping tbe reward of toe. faith
ful.
3rd. That these resolutions be writ-
tan on a page of our minute book, and
a copy be sent to the Baptist Courier,
and county papers (or publication.
Mrs. S. A. Owens.
Mrs. H. J. Harvey. ,
Mias Lil|ia'MeCreary.
UNION MEETING AT BETHEL.
The Union met with Bethel BsptDt
church on Saturday before the 5th
lord’s Day in May. After preaching
by Bro. W.G. Britton the Moderator
called the Union to order,-delegates
were enrolled and committee* appoint
ed, A recess wa* taken for dinner
which, aa usual, wa* deliciously and
bountifully served by the good sl-ter*
of Bethel Church, aftey which the
Union reassembled and prayer wig of
fered by Pastor Turner.
Tbe first topic; ’‘Stewardship and
P* Higiiillcance,” was ably dliotf*se«l
by tbe brethren, after which Brother
Harry Graham made an able speech in
defence of State Prohibition.
Tonic No 2 waa then opened up hy
Bro. 8 P. Hair, followed by Bros. tV.
V: Manuel and W. G. Britton.
Collection* were taken for Htstc ml*,
slous. Tbe Union was not attended by
Home delegate* who mi ht to have been
there, a* several churches were not
represented .
The next Union Meeting Wit! be held
w ith Mt. Olivet church In August.
T J Deer.
Moderator,
J. 0. Sanders,
Clerk.
A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE.
"It gives me pleasure to speak a good
word for Electric Bitters,” writts Mr.
Frank Conlan of No. 486 Houston 8r ,
New York. ‘ Its a grand family taedi-
ne for dvapepsra and liver complica
tions; while for lame back and weak
kldnevs it cannot be too highly recom
mended.” Electric Bitters regulate
’be digestive functions, purify the
hlood and impart reneweij vigor and
vitality to weak and debilitated of both
•exes. Sold uud‘*r guarantee at U. N,
Burckhalter’* drug store. H0c.
THE FIRST BLOOM. “
Mr. 8 Towne of Great Cypress town
ship sent us on Tuesday the flrat real
Held planted cotton bln**oni reported
in the State. It opened on Monday
And we remember without referring
to the flies this i« a record breaker.
And It is not the flrst nor will It he the
last time that Fanner Towne beats tire
whole-country.
THE BEST PILLS EVER SOLD.
"After doctoring 15 year* for chronic
Indigestion, and spending over two
hundred dollars, nothing ha« done me
ss much gimd a* Dr. King’s New Life
Pills. I consider them the best piH»
ever told:” write* B. F. Avst ue. of
Ingleside, N. C. SoM under giisran-
lee at C . N. Burckhalter'* drug store.
25c.
final Discharge notice.
Notice la hereby given that the un
dersigned will on Monday the fifteenth
dsv of June A. D l!XW file with Hon.
John K Snell ing. Judge of Probate for
Barnwell County, his Anal return as
Administrator of the estate of J. W.
Collins, decenaed, and apply for Let
ters Dismissory,
W.G Colling,
Administrator,
May 12th L>03.
DR. JNO. P. LEE, JR..
Dentist,
'^UlHOwiLLLSTON, - - 8 c
Office over Bank «f WiUlstbfe. Will
not receive call* ft: the coufatry, but
wllljbe in office every day . .
DR. W. C. UILHOUS
DENTIST,
BarmeH, - - - 3. C.
OF FICE HOURS I
8.30 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Person* living away- from RaynwMi
will pleate make appointments before
coming By so doing they WU4 be sort
of Immediate service and avoid dll
appointment*. „ '
The Augusta Cotton Mill,employing
between 1.000 and l,500operHtivea, will
close down on Saturday for 3ti day* of
longer. In order to eUftiatl Ha output. „
Outside theif dl*pet)s«ry purchases
and blind tiger patronages the invalids
and Inebriates of Charleston send $100,.
(XX! annually out of the State fur beer,
brandy, wine and whiskey.
The bwttle of the ballots Is being
fought In Georgia today between rhe
partisans of big Hoke Smith and little
Joe Brown aa candidates for Governor.
c
Ex-President GroVer Cleveland
*a* well anoogh on ifonday to ride
bdme In an adtomoMI* Mem tha Lake-
Rnod Hotel) *M«te he te*Mon III with
fbeuiflstiu goat and acute lodlgestlon
fdt seven week*.
Tito fl ret session of the Sixtieth Coda
gree* ended 10 mlnntca betewr Saturday
midnight. Prsldont Roosevelt ex
press# 1 himself n* satlsfled With Itt
work and the RepubHoan party 1$ once
mors a reunited beppy family with the
tame Old seared eon*ei*oce. * ~
OR. J. H. E. MILHOUS,
DENTIST,
BLACKVILLE 8 C.
Office days Thursday, Fri
day and Satui'dtfy.
Well equipped office.
Operations made as pain
less as consistent with safety.
Priced reasonablci Terms
Cash;
notice to
DEBTORS
ITbRS.
AJf&CRED-
r .
state of South Carolina,
Barnwell County.
Probate Cottri
In the matter of the EkUte of C. F
Calhbun, deceased.
All persona Indebted tn aajd estate
sre requested to make prompt payment
Without delay, and thu»e r boliling
Claims against the estate will ,please
preaent them duly verified, either t«<
tha undersigned br tn Messrs Bates A
bimtils, Att«rheys-.
Mrs. M. H. Calhoun.
Adtfeiolsitatrik.
Way 23d 1(108. . >'
4-
Jeraey cows with youhg caiy** fin
aalo. Apply te
Butler Hagbod.
Barnwell. 8. C
MONEY TO LEND.
We areftqpared to negbtlate loan* oc
Improved faruaa for flve years, partial
payments. Ibtereat 8 per cent on loaba
Don’t wrjte, cmne and tee at.
$8—<• J. 0. Patferaon ft Son.
Is Your Money
■ v
making money fcfr you? Thfr moYe of it yo’u
-employed iTw yoiL ttie 1<’B8 yoioieetl to work ynnr-
self. If you keep OB saving and^puttingy^ar savings
to.work, the funded capital of your earning years
it iff gradually take tip tiro burdeit and you will not
need to work at all. -
In the meantime you are insured against W.<d lifck
or hard times. Have you ever thought -about having
some money
At Work- For You?
. . ' V ‘k
If not, it is time
you did if you have ajiy regard for your future com*?
fort or for the Well being of those dependent upon
" . ' *
NOTT is the ti
A. I.
mv
Bi.ACKVIfJ.fe, B. &
BRJ.ISIUK,
• DHUSt.
V#4lr York bant!Ary Ft Bk'rnWtet
County Krtvmb ^
Glfi, * In Reslflano#. WllrWWd. E.di
Mnkb Appuluticiinta bytthirkr taaft
pluinr.
All Wtfrk Spot Cdkhr.
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SALE.
RIO efkaroft.
8 milos fYotn Martin.
StX! Dollars—5KJf) lidUrs cash.
l(«!kiu‘* in 1 -2 (Vr Annual pays
, ‘menu with 8 par c^nt intwn-at,
i . t: B Eilfs. Jr.-,
I . ^ . North Augusta, 8. <J,
EIH«. .
Martin. S, to.
n to save. If^ou^want
to start on the road t^Tmancial iiidependenne, or if^
you have started and would like help and mcotirag^*
ment, it will pay you to Deposit your tnoivey in the
BANK OF BLACKVILLE and we will help
Then, too, you build up a credit with
4,r-
Wlntlrife C JWge
tocholarsblp lad Enlraicb
Examhiatfot.
save.
Bank.
you
the
the
of Barnwell
fJie Oldest and Strongest
Bank in Barnwell County
Depositor)’ of 1 he State of South Carolina, The County of Barnwell
anti Ihe Jmvn of Barnwell
Capital, ■ —
Surplus and Undivided Profits, -
'tr 1
ftio.tmo.ofl
§45,000.00
T/*
^ i
account 4a started for
Tn save money l» not hard when once a bank
money in a bank oNnnot burn a hole ibe pocket.
A bank account nieitn* paying bill* by cheek—the only absolutely
safe way. Check* leave no room for argument a* to When tor how a
hill wa* paid. Each check Is recorded in the bank's hook*. Theae
tngeher with your money and the cancelled checks are kept for you
m burglar and lire proof vault*. You bate acieac ro thetn At «ny
time.
Let us talk tWa over with
possible to call, write ua.
you the next time yrtn *re lb town if Q»-
The exam'inatioh Tor the award ik
Vacant ScholartUp* In Wintbrop Col
lege and for the *dml*«1an of new atu-
Tlent* wHI he held at the Cnnntr Four*
Mouse on Friday, Inly *, ml i fl. ft .
Applicants moat not be less than fifteefl
year* ot age. Wben 8. holaralilpa art
Vacant after July 8 they will be award
ed ri) those nuking theKigbest avemgp
at tiff* examination, provided (bajr
tneet Tbe uObdiiTntoa governing thd
■Wenl. Applicant for lfcb«il*rebtnn
■hould write to President Jobfesdn lj*-
I fore the examination f6r SdiotarthlW
examination blank*.
Scholarships are worth 1100 sod trad
I tuition. The next Xesalon Will OpOft
September Vfl. j'bOd. For further In-
forfeixtlou a'nd catarogiic, addreee.
free. D.B Johnfc.ff, Rock Hill, A. O, , /
j y
College 61 Chaflestoa,
\78i CHARLESTON, 8.U. j
iilth jear beglnb September •
Entrance ExsiblnatlonS will he
iat the Couniy Court HouS'e on $'rldaw 4
July 8. at5 a. tn. All 'candldaie* for
admUsion ran compete tto Septrtnber
fbr BoVce hk-bnlarabtps wit tub pay flag
* year. Due fVee tuition aviioterthiff
t*» each County nf Homlt Lerolinw.
Board and fnrtil«heii room in (formi*
tore 111. Tulrfon $#d. ^Y»r Calalognea
address.
HarrUofe RandOlpft.
lYetdftrtk
The Flag Falls,
AND THE RACE BEGINS
AT HILL TOP STABLES,
BARNWELL, S. C,
A CAR LOAD OF
- “CREAM OF ..KENTUCKY'’
lIorjseHwJSftdclleift ami llitvlie**, nml Bniod Marvs^ l^cvr-
Boimlly selected bv the Yetciim Capt. DuntL
JUST RECEIVED.
All Blue Cl mss Ufa u ties And as Good as Yietty.
Bride of the Fnlirie IIoTses and Milles for all pUVpt)8fs
alw.’iys t>h Hand.
The Best that gQpd ^udgrtleht ahd te.V|H;iieht;U can
select.
Wagons and Buggies in great variety of the very choit’tst
materials and htiilt by master workmen. For comfort and
durability, good*looks and lighthcBs they ate uhmatched
in tht Stifle.
Harness—Honest Leather Goods, RtiftMehtib* ah at iny,
any single piece sold as readily as a lull Set:
Whijis, Lap Kobes, Umbrellas, BridleSj Saddles and all
HfUttfi Goods ever Wanted.
PRICES RIGHT, AS ALWAYS^
CHABIiIE BROWN
^WILLIS i€0 iY
—^ DEALERS IN,
BEST FUFN1TME.
We Are Now Ready With The
Choicest, Completest and Moat Carefully Selected Stock
of Household* Kitchen artd Office Furniture to please the
Best tastes and profit the most careful buyers. All goods
new from the factories, of best materials and Up to date
styles and finish.
asp* A standard make Graphophorte given as a prertii
urn on each purchase of $35.
iCOFFINS AND CASKETS!-^—
A Complete line of Coffihs and Caskets for the-last ser
vice to loved ones.
We are also prepared to furnish a Site Hearse with
careful driver for burials;
WIUL^IB & CO.
BARNWELL. S. C
irOMKSTBAD XOtlC*
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Mr* Willi# f,. Wnwd in to*#
right ami ua Ouarfllato nr LoWtlmt
WAo.l And LowtliVr W<h*1 An Infint b# ,
hi* gnsnllan Mrs Willi# L. Wtotal ntft
RVlile Fonekl Ra\h#n#r.
I’talhrHtl.
Vi.
krtWmAh Still, isiac Miff-, RrtMff
Still, MxUcul Wb1ttlr>n<l J. tl Whlttte.
DetandaltU.
On th« alVth ilajf hf Jnn# A. D. Hgt
VuVritaut to 4 p#lUIV)n nrarin tto Mx t I
WHI *n|x>thtlhr#«di*inktnWt#dhrr*WM
tn vppr«1stt and «#t off to Mr*. WllMi
L. Wobd and heir two rhlhlrrh l^rttlwr
Wood and JVgtll* Ft»tatt Mathtontojr. •
uofetssrrad In tb* two (nlbitolng thirtfl
of land nfWhlL-h Wllllahi Wtood dlnft
Snlied ancKp<»*ta«*«*d t Fort? tilt scran
hiors im- russ, itod known q* the Bart
plscet ar.'d Vine bn ml red 4nd ttorrtoflg
Aur#* mure «T lr*k ami ktioWd 4a thd
Elijah Kfred WarL
AH pferMto* Interested. 4re nor
tbat sny exveptiunk tto tha rtettorii
the spptalkers mUat h# load* wlthlh
dsya altar the dare of aald return,
II, L. D’Bxnhon,
M attar.
Master’s riffiee Mly lltb lUoft
;rs
sih n
a#
anffi
WAtjtHK
Fifty culbred IuDoucts
ohee for logging,' railroad
sawhiill work; Steady
good ivo^est paid every ntgM
wilh cheeks. Which may be
tutlied into office for cas*
eVery two weeks ahd house
rent free. ABo can ustt wmrt
labor. /
Call or address Breon Lum»
ber db.TlMersrSnGHocatei
ort • RVi
€. t. Calboai, Blcklseiii
MA
Calkouii ft Co*
Life, Accident^
v ..
LIGHTNINC
- ■ And ■■ ■ s
_ Live Stock
rnmncE.
*. > ■ *
—At Lowest Rates In- *
Strongest CoiiPi
„ —OFFIcis AT—
Hi BANK OF BARI