The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 27, 1908, Image 3
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*1^6 Barnwell People.
'TUt'h^DAY. AH OUST ir, UHW.
RATES OP SUBSCRIPTION.'
ANNUAL 8K PTT.KMKNT. | RKiSlSTRATlON APPOINTMENTS.
TreMurer Arrimronjj tnd ^tulUor h Tli* Board of 8np*rrJM»r(j of RepU-
K^l.made Uioir nnnuaj newtem^ot on Iratlon will Httond at the placea on tha
'I Iturdav It wuh a big work, but wa# flutoa below a'atod for the pnrpoae of'Hl
ht to
•.a t. Cul^l B. Wljion of tbe
t^ompcrollrr Oe ternl'* Oltlre and Urand
BARNWEIJmBAPTIST A880CI-
, ATION.
In Advance, per Annum
On Time i .....
......H,50
^....noo
One of Abe
ill tbU
i wiw •'MSlli
IPowell’* M
I>hii barton
» J. B. Harler,
0 Clerk. Pin Tom
cliaiii gang U at
week, Urn other at
ent and pleatrd
Omfl witre prea-
J. B.
MorrU,
Supr.
HARMONY LQOUK NO. 17. A. F. M
'A reirdar corauranicatlon of ll.-.nnony
No. 17, A. If. M. will la* lifld
-lit Vaaonjc—Te»i|^f or, Tlunudav !
10th 'Vork t o be dim.) li| r, '
J 1 fw w*
kSeptrin
C. ib^ret'. VtoUmA brethren are cordiull} in- lialon
to attend.
Rutlet Haicnod. W. M.
H. P. Anderson. See.
LOST NO SLEEP. *
TtieS^ candidatea having no op
position were nominated in the drat
primary. In apprei iation otthU p*»pn-
lar eonft<|eiu-e they give tbelr bent *er-
vtce* to tbelr cbnalituentar
Oeorfce II. Ita^tes—Senator,
H. L. O’Bannon—Muster.
J. B Armstrong—I reaBitrer.
T; 8. hnnbar--Magistrate at Hattle-
Tille.
W . L. Prederiek - Maghtrate at VVil-
eorolUng all mich persona a* are qimli-
cd for regtatra^
Ulneit h6w eci tlti.-ate* from the Board
alnee July l»t I90S.
at Snetttnu Sep
inbarton
Robbtna
Sep
Union Meeting* will be held at Fair-
‘ Mt. Olivat
inday Au-
The dav* lone twielve minute* In aun-
ahiii* tbU week. -T
JL_A. Kill* K*q. offer* two deeirable
•mail farm* for rent or *ale.
"('milltry OirlV’ new*v letter re-
eeitrU t«o late f«*r publit-atibn. '
Mr. and Mr* P M.
Buekingbani re_
turned Irotii the mobnlalii* on Minday .
Ml**e* Carrie A. Ca\e and Kaililecn
CalifT left ft>r llaliiniort nnd New York
on Friday
I'er’t foiget the Fall and Winter
dlaplay a> Molair A Pn tef'*, Friday
•hd Saturday. ” .
The Barnwell cotton .weighers ban
died 84 new hale* la«t week, *again*t 8
bale* the week before* - "—
Mf*. .lull* B. Ka»lerling returned on
Monday from a g'eatU en] iyed stay
In Henderaonville, N . 0
Cq4. Brigham Reerl *dYerti*es 'Jersey
row* and heifer* for sale. They are
all that he represent* them to be.
We have iereived a ropy of tl e ^re
hi in in liat of ihe State Fair, to he. held
In CdltiBibia Oetober to 80 IPO*.
Ret. R. A. Yongoe will preaeh in the
Barnwell Haiitbt Ctnireh Bumlay
morning next at the usual hour.
Capt II. C. OtekinsWn write* ua in-
[orratlngly from Statr*ville. N. C.
here he i* vbiting Mr. W. P. Maher.
Mr. and Mr*. J. II. Greene of Ihm*
rtoRf wlm have both been quite ill.
DEMOCRATIC DUTY.
The law require* a new enrollment
of voter* this year. Certiliqate* of reg-
i»trat.iou dated yrhir to July l»t UtOS
are a* wortlitee* aa confederate money.
The Snperviaora of Registration will
»tart out on September 1st to eperid a
day in eaeli township for the eonve-
nience of citizen* who have not register
ed Hince July 1st. 1 heir appointment*
are published today.
A* there are many Defnocra
do not tike any county paper the bet
ler informed »liouhl Iniul them up, tell
them the time and pl-ufe and see that
every Democrat in the couuty geta in
line. *
dr
m
hwwr gone p> Florida lor j, , HO „ e y
t Arthur .All. od***^- wg**hnt and
’Jillle4-b) i *# i eTrii^ r prle»ter, «*<?b>red. on
tdl'itdav on «r. f v 4. U'^Cope’* pVaee
near Bethel ( hafeh.
Key. John K (»<*ode will return from
hi* racatl'Mi in Yirgitila next week and
piMU-b *1 tlo* iHUial l>our« on the ttr*t
Sunday in S»-p'»niker.
■N ,
Tuesday w«ek ago Peter Morgan,
colored iiimm. wa* kllhd l»v lightning
while walking under a trie in the Boil
ing Spilngs m igbUu hot d. y
Married Similar afternoon. August
toh 19ns M IV t». Cmllins. Notsrv Pub
lic. Mr II. W Fate m Mbs I. M. Wil
son, both nj Barnwell county.
The Beaufort Gaaette note* tip* pres
ence In Itlnff'on of Mr and Mr*. W.
^rrrstlwOTT; Mrs. S. R. Bradley- ami-
Mr* II. C Creech and children.
The Voter* ate pret tv unanimous In
thinking that eieetion* eome loo rln«e
W'getiier. They believe that once in
four year* would he often enough.
Prof. J. If. I i liltte 1* cnnflnetl to bed
•t lln< Spring*. N.C. from painful In
juries revelled at Hendersonville *
week age In a runaway horse accident.
The Supervisor* of Kegi*tr*tton will
I• at Sywimore <ig* Friday, September
llth. I he (l ange l* made that thev
mar be at by me wt.d vcie In the second
|>rimarr.
’ "Down in Maine.” a Domesfie Drama
I* four act<>. will he given at Healing
Spring* Higli School, S ItO Motida>
evening, Augu*f 31, for benelU of the
school. Admission. It’ cent*.
WHALEY-BATKS.
One of the most impressive event* of
the year occurred on Augu*t 12th at
4.80 p. m at the home of Mr. W. L.
Hate* when hi* daughter, .Mi** Lizzie,
gave her heart and nand Into the life
keeping of Mr. It N. VVhalpy. Tne
ceremony was beautifully solemnized
ov Kev W W. Glov.er (>( Augutta.
Mr. wi.-.mc i* th« popnisr K. F. a.
carrier tietween Dunbarton and Weatii-
ershee. and a man ol line character and
superior t)u*t7!e*s abtHty.
Hi* bride i* a very charming and ac
complished lady, and their many
friend* w i«n for tnem long and happy
and prosperuu* life.
TO COR K E81’ON D KN TS.
We try to please
try to please ua by
rules? .
1 Write plainly
you. Can , c you
observing these
. ..... with pen.. Time
in ’a printing • dice'and it*
hard on type setters’to have to tul$e time
to make out careless, hasty writing.
Y »u don’t like iiiUtalTe*. and .plalu
w rtting*l> a lamntec against them .
2- W rit.tw^j one jfde of the<.psper..
If you w rljwVi tHiRf only one pilnter
can work 4m the iirtiol*, unless the
editor copies it He ha* a plenty he
side* tbit to do.
8 Don’t abbreviate word* ui.le** von
wish them to appear as you write
them. Don't write & for and ac for
account or St. Jno. for Sslut John.
4. He sure to send your real mime
along, soMhat the editor may he sure
ihat lie I* not being liumhuggedr
sign any n*yn de pluine you wi«h, but
vmir real name must come, either in
left iHittvm corner of last page of on a
sepa-ate hit of pai»er It it doe* not
rour cointnnnlcailon goes into the
waste hask-'t. “
ft. And wri'e what i>enple would
like or ought to know. -«*
t» Don’t watt tti.the day before pndili-
cation to send in your letter* lest you
may he too late to g't a good setting
up. The nearer you are to the ollice
the earlier you slnnld hand in your
news—or advertisement*.
Red Dak Tow nah I p,
temlier I
Rich l.a*d Township,.
September 2. *
Four Mile Township,
September 3.
Bennett Spring* Township, - at Mll-
lett Scptemher 4.
Haldock Township, at Baldock
tember 5.
Great Cypres* Township, at Kline
September 7.
Sycamore Township, at Sycamore
September II.
Allendale To JinTshTp^ tt At+sn I ile
Saptemher 9. _
Hull Pond Township, at Bull Pond
Club House. September 10.
George* C reek Township at Hercules,
School House September 14.
Blackville Township, at BlackyUle,
September 15.
WiUDton Township, at W'llllaton
September 16.—-^— -
Rosemary Township, at Me.rcatu*
September 47.
Barnwell Township, at Barnwell
September 18.
. J. A. Jenkin*.
J. J. Ray,
G. Mf Sh* pheard.
Supervisor*’.
fTrc.
and World
non
The up to date Photographer,
be in Barnwell, S. C. Sept. 0th to
tober l*t HtOe.
Call at once and avoid the rush.
will
Oc ‘
mount, Spring Branch aid
gust 29th and 30th.
— I’lUHiRAMMg —
Introductory Sermon.
(jucrv 1. The Church
Wide M1**ion*..
(j'icrv 2. The church and Jta
contributing memlter*.
Sunday 10 30 a. in. Mas* Meeting,
’’The Laymen’* Mltoftnent.”
11 aOMUsionurySertuoifiin
Fairmount -Introductory Sermon,
W. G. Britton.
Query } "S. P. Hair, J. W. Kennedy.
R. S Woodward. -
Query 2 F. M. Willi*, R. M. Mix-
son. A. P. Ma'ivlUo.
Laymen* Movement, W. G, Britton,
F. M. Willi*.
Missionary Sermon, S. P. Hair.
Spring Branch—Introductory^ Ser-
moii'. D. L. Roton. ,
Q iery li W.T^Jone* D. D., C. C.
K'zev, S. P. Chisolm.
Query 2. D Oflliintef, J. C. Wo-
Millan Jr.. M G Free.
w Laymen’s Movement, D. L. Roton.
8. P. Chisolm/
MissionurjrSermon. W, M. Jone*.
—^dt. Oil vet ^Introductory Sermon, C.
II. ITirurr.
Query L. M. M. Henson, C. M> Kd-
enlield, T. J. Deer.
Query 2. C. H-Turner, J. A. Jen-
kin*. M. M. Henson.
Laymen’s Moveajcnt. C. II Turner.
, Missionary ScrWin M.M. Henson.
'Dinner expected on ground* Satur
day It is Jioped that Cll churches will
be represented by full delegation*.
SAIN T ANGEL A'S ACADEMY
~ AIKEN. S.«. —:
Select Day and Boarding School for young Ladies and
Girls.
Tht* well known Institution afford*
excellent opportunities for a tho-ough,
practical and reflneil education.
The courses are Primary, Grammar
Commercial jiwd Academic, with ad-
dttfoual facilities for perfection in Mu
sic. Painting, Needlework and Domes
tic Science.
The one aim in every course I* to
equip the student PlivalcaHy, Mental
ly and Morally for the performance of
life’* rtutft**.
»i$
The Location is Ideal in beant v and hen 1th fill ness. .
radertiy opens'Septemljuii;—l i 1908. For Information
»y
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’Direclfcss,
6. Box "142
STEPHEN 8. FURSE.JR..
EDMUND M. LAWTON.
II. F. Buist E«q, left with n* la*t
wok a twig having six |ia|*er shell
pecan* *tarr*d on a space hs* than ah'
Inch long an evidence that motley
grow* on the very tieeeln Blackville.
Several excellent candidate* vvftre
kiuM-ked out in the battle *>t the hnllota
<>n Tuesday, and more will le* on Sep-
-tenther 9ih. but tn the long run defeat
fnav prove to he more fortunate than
election* ~ —
Mr. Rosenblatt representing the Co-
Inmbia Tailoring Co. w ill display hi*
Fall and Winter line of Tailoring at
Molair A Por er’s. Friday and >atur
»lay, Angt*-! 28ih and 2tlth. A i‘ or, 'lal
Invitation la extended those interested.
The clnMnJf campaign meeting at
Allendale wa* a lilting linaie in every
respect to the courteous campaign con
duct,e»l by the CHndi•ta^^«' , fur county
• •Wee*. Their good behavior »dd* to
tl»e regret that all could opt be sue
ce**ful.
•’An experience of thirty live years
|m greetal mercantile luisinrs* ha* con
vinced me that the credit »y*trm dors
mote to keep merchant*, farmer*,
»tew*pap<r people and all working
folk* poor than all other causes put
together” wa* remarked in our bear
ing a few days ago.
Dr. J K. Greene of Augusta. Presi
dent of the Savannah Valley A**boi-
ated Farmers’ Club* spoke to the Salt-
kehatchie Chib mi Friday and the
KHenton Ulnb on Saturday In the in
terest tflFTlie good work before them.
The F.f II Fair In Augusta D expected
to be a great success.
MK and Mr*. Paul Fulmer. Miss
Laura Allen and little Coy Reeve* of
Allendale have just returned to their
Nome* after a most delightful rl«it of
ten day* to Asheville. N.C. Washing-
> m I>. C., and Lexington 8. C They
give qiilte a glowing account of their
visit, pamciilltHy to the Capitol.
Dr. G. W. I. l«oadhoR, whose pres
ence \* a very blessed tonic, was in
town on Thuraday and gave it* a hap
pv half lioitr. We sincerely hope that
the people of Southern Bamberg, upper
Colleton and Hainpto**-an i KasteMi
Barnwell will quit getting sick *n that,
he can coma tliia way myre frequently.
About two mo'nthrk>«|go while two
little children of Mr. Go* Hutto, living
•near OUr, were at play the older drop
Vied a large round tobacco tag in the.
Yfiotith of the younger who swallowed
Ihe tag. After forty three day* suffer
lug for the child and unea*lnes* for the
parent* the tag was thrown up and (he
little one is all right again.
A delightful House Partv wa* given
in Meyer’a Mill by Mr*. I> P. K-v. in
honor of Ml«*e« Blanche R Beattie
and Mar fcappoldt of Charleston. Jane
Kev of !,od ;«VjM*d Zsllee K. Rhode*
..ft Hi rat was 11
THE NEW FARM ING .
Dr Goodtichof the Department of
Agrhjultnre at Washington was intr* 1 -
dneed on Krlilar-hy C«>ngre**man Pat
ter son to Olnnll audience orLarm^rw
in live court house. Dr Giiodrich i* n
MarvlNud farmer a-od therefore hetier
entitled to i r< deuce than the average
government ofl|,*e holder. Hi* speech
wa* h plain statement of scienti’lc
truth* ami every day facts. Hut if he
k'mws more of science ami fact than
Alfred Aidrlcli ha* demonstrated we
failed to catch the difference. He gave
In detail the different »tep« that f'om-
mi«vh<nor o f A griculture Janje* WJLon
lia* taken to l*elp the farmer* In the
whv of enlarging their profit* bv the
reduction of their exoenses. of Incrca*-
ing and preserving die feitiMry r>f tlieir
soils and of -minimizing Hie tlamagc re _
"sultant from drou.h*. The govern
ment is not cstahlishing the expetU
n-ent farms a* many suppose, hut D
endeavoring to get the farmer* to en
gage In c>*o|>er.ilive dem-matration
farm work. The Idea is that vvfaier
crop* shonld he grown on ?iirm land*
<o iluf sjindy soil* slfould he kept. fn*m
leaching and dav land* from washing
by the winter and enrlv spiing rain*
amLJD'.im'feas? the. supply of liuniu*
or vegetable mattcr'Yn tfiV soil a* loo !
for the summer crop*. The small
grains, rve. oat*, wheat and barley
nerve this purpose. ^
Other growth* are the veTch and liur
clover which reseed themselves and red
clover which dqc*-nut. The*c legume
gather nl’rogrn from the air and so
save, tn the. farmer the expense of buv
ing that high priced fertilizing ele
ment. The more vegetah’e matter there
is in the noil the greater the quantity
of water stored and kept., for plant
nourishment in fimo of drought, and
the better the air circulation in the
soil. That i* the explamit'on of the
surer and Irntter crops of newly clear
ed land*.
Dr. Goodrich,visited The Oik* farm
of Alfred Aldrich and found a full eon
Urination of hi* philosophy fna Held
of corn planted on June ttth after the
harvesting of a vetch crop of h»v the
damage by the recent drought did not
amount to a hn»he| to the field.
Dr Goodrich advised that small ex -
pt-rimetit*be mad** at Hr-f. the plant
ing of an acre of clover on a Jarm. the
aerfe tojhe increased’j^ter the experl
ment hat proven a *«cc.‘'s*. The cost
of clover seedTA'Plaht an acre would
‘not exched a d'dlar . Dr Goodrlcli al-
so sp<ike to the Saltkehutcble Club
along the same line*.
; ■ PURSE AND LAWTON,
Cotton Factors^ Bagging and Ties, Fertilizers,
« *
Handlers oUUiitiind.^ea iFlnnd nnd FR>rodorft-CGtUMW
1 . . >4
-Lilwral ndynneeR made on consignments oTcotton.
l > ei*Monal, prompt and careful attention to all business
entrusted to us.
FUKSL & LAWTON,
Savannah, Gn.
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1 It M 111
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DR. F. M.
DENTIST.
Kcw »Vork Dentistry at BaruwaM
Conitty.FncaAi ,. I , ' r——
Dllico In Kealdrnca, WillDtom f>.<V
•Mnka ApiKiIntmanta by mail or tain*
phone. ■ APR
All Work Spot Caah.
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FOR SALE.
V*’- . *
100 Acre*—*40 cl—fed. .
S miles from Martin. - - '• —
(’<00 (>ollaia—200 Dollar* caali. r•
. hwlsru-e mi 1 -y-i or 3 Annual pay*
menu w ith 8 per cent interval.
, T. B Kills. Jr.,
, North Augusta, S.O.
orC. R Kill*. * .
Martin, rt, C .
A place where he can leave it with the certainty
of gettnig all or any part of it at any time, are both
appreciated patrons at this Bank.
r . •
We do a general commercial banking business—
*
we co-operate with and assist our cuitomers in , the 4
, . . " ' -u'' ^ • is?v •
np-building of their business.
We.are constantly gaining new patfdps and shall
be pleased to number YOU'among them.
We have the finest Manganese Steel Burglar and
~ J And if site has a dizzy *p«-lT' > k -
Fire Proof Safe.made, also steel Safety UepoiTit - r ^ “7^
’ ■ . I ' HT Fecdlea tor ill m«chln« lor
lUtO keep ymii^fllunbb* pnpcrft in.
BANK OF BLACKVILLE.
THE WHITE, THE REST. -
■ >-■ >
BY EVERY TEAT, * '
LEADS ALT. TIIK REsTT
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST. _
In matcthiL.. phm and wurkman.hlp “Thn
White" 1* ilic cfcay and alw*)* Bert o4
Araorican S< wing Machines.
Ball liearlng fiom the pc’al op, Kgh*. ni»«
ning. pTfe<tly adjostid, the most deltoata
lady can operate lt~ without fatigue. Bo—
! | all work from the heaviest to the daiutlcat. •
Nolwdswa tan, ho i.erve racking clatter In
Ilk busiest hours.
llotar) Shuttle and all the Irert twentieth
century improvements cotnb'ncd In thia
household 1 rcarnre. •’ ' *
( all and rea the-paragon it ray Machida
Oftico in Blackrllio or a postal card reqweat
will briuK my agent to your door.
WORTH TWH'E fllK HNLLtHft PRUX.
Any JadyAathc laud ^
Can take a W htte MacUiue In hand.
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M. P. WEBB,
Bi.ackvillx, S. G.
FIFTEENTH YEAR.
220 STUDENTS.
, S.C.
A high grade boarding school for boys and girls.
Healthful location, comfortable buildings. - Broad
com so of study. Thirteen teachers. Bates reason
able. A safe home school for your sons and daughters.
BeluTtiful catalogue free- Session opens September
17 th 1908. Address,
President W. S Peterson,.
— -Orangeburg, fcS. CL
FOR SALE.
t
"On r 20 II P. Boiler,
0m 15 fl. P. Enginr.
Oxr No 2 DkLoach Saw Mill
CoMrtr.i r,
v, "*
Triirk Iron Axle Timbkr
^Caifra.
All in Good Conoition.
—"»TrTr BROOKKR,
Blacrvilir, S. C.
University of South Carotin.
vs
Wide range of choice in Scie*.-
fic v Literary, Graduate and Pro?
fcsxional Courses leading to-de-
East Bay St.,
We
Want
- To •
Gin
Your
Ginnery
— Model
Mill .
Oil
The
THE I
Bank of Barnwell I
The Oldest and Strongest *
, Bank in Barnwell County *
Depository of The State of South Carolina, The County of Farewell,
and The Town of Barnwell
grccs of ,
Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor dt~
Science, Licentiate o( Instructioiii
Bachelor of l<aws, Master of Arts.
Civil Engineer and Electrical En
gineer. * 1 -
Well equipped* Laboratories^
Library of over 40,000 volume*. >
- Expenses. mo^ergtf, tn$ny
students make their own expense*.
Next Session (104th) begin*
Septpoiher 23rd, 1908, , .
For AnnouncenKnt *tr4e tn
the President, Columbia, S. C.
Cotton At
Capital, - *60,000.00
Surplus and Undivided ProfUa, • *41,000.0#
Tn save money D not hard when once a hank account It started for
money in a bunk cunnot burn a hole ihe pocket.
A bank account mean* paving bill* by cheek—the oi»ly absolutely
**le way. Check* leave no room for urgument a* to when or hAw a
bill wa* paid. Kuvh check i* recorded Hi the hank’s book*. Theta
tngehcr with your money anil the cancelled checks are kept for you
In burglar and lire proof vault*. You have access to them at any
time.
Let us talk thl* over with you the next time yon are in town iflm-
poesible to call, write ii*.
OUR GINNERY HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY
OVERHAULED AND IS IN FIRST CLASS CON-1
DITION. WE ARE BETTER PREPARED THAN
EVEITBEFORE TO GIVE YOU ENTIRE SATIS
FACTION. ^IR. JNO. B. McNAb' WILL BE IN
CHARGE AGA^N THIS SEASON AND WILL SEU
THAT YOU RECEIVE THE PROPER SERVICE.
WITH OUR NEW MODEL WINSHIP GINS WE
CAN TRUTHFULLY ASSURE AOU OF PROMPT
AND SATISFACTORY SERVICE.
_ BARNWELL OIL MILL
H. W. QUIN, Managers
Highest Price Paid Tor Cotton Seed.
SUITED TO T
of Barnwell,
llear lltti*
livened hy Udfe
‘Rocky Mt.” waa en-
jresroce «4 theae lovely
{ 1
__ ml a inueft enjnyaide
7-nd w^x aVtont by wjw prn-
»d rhm boatoss^thf-most charm-
eaterulncrt Hid Uta parjy
MUNICIPAL KLfcCTION NOTICE
"'An election for an Intendxnt. am)
four Warden* to serve the Town ofi'
Barnwell for the ensuing year, will be
held at. the Court House oh Tuesday
the 8th dav of September 19(18. It being
flie second Toe*dav in sahi month.
Dope bv order of Council at Barn
well, S. C. this 25th dav of An*. 1906.
. C.J. Hav’.
Clerk.
Sj;
MUNICIPAL TlCKKI’.
The following gentlemen are placed
In.nonilnet'on for election a* munleloal
onloer* of the town of BalHwell:
Gllf HOUSE INSURANCE
i. A. wjlli*.
Intcndant-
ft. r. Kirklaml.
I..-4-ave.
W V NIchardMHi,
•. A. Porter.
.Waukrn#
•C”
Old Time Ordinary and System Gins Insured.
I at* prepared to Insure during the coming ginning aeaeon Ordinary
and System Gin*, run either by Meant, water power or by gaaollne.
\, '<r, ’
Policies written in regular “Old Line Insu-
' j fance Corrtpany^
Pbiloics issued for any number of month*, from two up.
‘ Write for rare* and .erma to
A FEW PLUG HORSES,
JUST THE FELLOWS NEEDED
TO FM/ISfM'HE CROPS,
FOR CHEAP SALE NOW AT
HILL T0F STABLES.
Over Stocks of the Best Make and Material Wagons,
Buggies, Suirics Ac. IlarnesH, in' full sets and single
pieces. Saddles Whips, Lap Robes are offered now.at Sum
mer Time Prices at
HILL TOP STABLES.
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- Come to see me when in town;- You will find what you
want and fairest prices and best treatment at
CIIAlUlE BROWNS.
A. H. MAESTffli
ATTORNEY AT UV;
NOTARY PUBLIC,
BLACKVILLE, S. C •.
DR. JNO. P; LEE, Jii
Hast: Dentist, . .
^EHlJWlLLliiTON, - w ^ <1
Office oyer Uapk of, WHI)aU>*. WIU
mn receive calls In the country, bn*
RARPER SHOP, .
—rforiefe, ..
Barnwell, S. C, August 10th 1908.
To all that It may cA«c«rit: «-
1 have opened-* Barbes
Shop here In Harnwell tor the whole
touted, purpose of giving the peopla of
town and surrounding country- b«tt«r
service than they bay# been getting.
So call aud see me before going el*o-
where. . ,
O. W.TKRBY.
latBMU «*
C. F. Cilboil, P. 1. BuUlflli
in. icial.
Calhoun &
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Jno. G. Hutson,
DR. J.H.E. MILHOUS,
DENTIST,
BLACKVILLE. s. c.
Ofiice^days Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday. •
Well equipped office.
Operations made as pain
less as consistent with safety.
Prices reasonable. Terms
cash. . x
DR. W. C. 1I1LH0DS
; wtisi,
Bariwcll, - - - S C.
OF KICK UOUBS*
8.30 a. m. to 6 p. ml .
Person* living away .from Barnw».i
will please make appointment* -befoo*
coming By jo doing they will ha •«*•
of immediate aervloe and avoid #"
appelntmenu.
Lifei Accident;
ANV-; v
““ Live Stock
INSURANCE,
—At Lowest Rates In- ”
Strongest. Compare^
n . -OFFICES AT—
trie BANK t)F BXRNWEI t
MCfNEYTOLENb.
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We are prepared te aegotlstaJo*** o#
C pnoved farms foe tlvq years, partial
yioeni*. iateraaL* per cant on laud.
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