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Hie TH* MGiBLATURK. of Fr for »n I Got oW fat brnucht tntho the Bnhwia are workli.c 16 inlah their srnwell red by II \HMONY IXJUM* NO. IT, a3>. M f A rrjr.Isrcomatnnlcatkin of Hsnnony Udgt No. If, A.~T. M. will he hrkl in tlasoolc Temple or. Thnrmh rbrwary 4th W ork ta hedohe on 1 V wltl uk both ran art cordially in vited to attend. •■- 7 . . , ‘Bnller HajnxxL W. M. H. P. Aadereon. See. Full Blooded Bnlf Orplnrton RhodeMaud Red Fowls. For Sale—Tojkerels || SO eaoh, Pnl- Il iQ and *200 pe tine. ' K. A. Terry, - Wnlterboro, S. C. Cabbige Plants for . Sale. 60,000. A ir Variety. Filuc 20 cents per 100. fi.CB psr l,o00. V. N. Bureklialter, Bsruwell, S. C. ON TIME AGAIN/ It is not our laalt that Tit* Pkopi.k ha* been for *ereral weeks a day be hind thue io reselling awbarrlbere on the K. F. D* Routes Irpm Rtko and WlUlston. . A misunderstanding of postal authority aa to railroad service caused the df.iay . That has been clear ed up and Tux Fkoflx goes on time again. THREE DAY8. F»fg*a Ramona l.ndy Minetrelw will give three pertormaores at the Barn well Opera House next week, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday erming*. Friers of admission 25, .1,1 and 50 cents. The programmes promise iwwst en joyable treats to all w|jo may attend. The most fastidious will be pleased at the high and proper character of these' entertainments. four sous and four daughters. A SUDOKU DEATH. The many frlenda of Mrs. Tannr Hair were sadly shocked on Monday morning by the announcement ^>f her sudden death While sitting by her fire side In pleasant conversation the last summons came and she passed away, hhe whs about 05 years of age, and hadhoea married twice, her first husband, Mr. Kiheri, Woodward. d>ing in the Confederate eery ice. The late Mr. Joshua Hair was her second hus band. One son survive* her.'Mr? ». W. Wo«>dward Her body waaInterred in^the O’d Field Cemetery near the t%* marinaItfftHrklndrkff that hate gone before her to the better land, t>lte was a most estinahle woman terexhtttdJjonorsd by a muiGSuHe -of true friends. W RENT. Two Nl«x Rooms, in x pleasant B*ruw«ll, Apply to Misses Juste and Mamie Holmes. part * PIANO FOR SALE. A Splendid Upright Piano as Good X* New For further information ap ply at Tax Fkoplk Orncx. OLAR OPPORTUNITY. Just received a oar loan of splendid mules direct from the West. They are not only handsome bat they are good as any ever brought to thia State. With auch gilt edge itock Ham well and Bamberg county farmera can make uaying crops. Start the new year right. Price* are, a* alway* right. Early calls get lot choices. Buying now the immigrant mule get* acclimated an j used to the I wed* of tills section before tne hot and trying season cornea on, so it la true economy to buy this inonrh. C. F. Rnsr. Whits VlctoVIs Pig* For Sale. Male* R5 o i each. >‘euia ea *2 , r x) each. Finest in the County. Molair A Porter, Barn well. Nuncjc. I have juat taken charge of the ofBce of Superlutendeut of Education and in-as-inuch as the I^iw requires me to »Ult the Bchnols of the Ominiv. I wish to announce to the public tbe follow ing aa my ofH -e days at the Court House; rial’-iiar*, and Fr’day and Saturday of each week. Horace J. Crouch. January 21, 100H b. E. tf. •b net FOR BALK. ?00 acars pine T imber. One 25 H P Boiler and Engine 1} mile* from U. K. Address A. F Greene, W HUston. B. C. According to the almanacs Bprlng will commeiiue two mouths from today. Signs of the leaf hopper or Heaslan" iv are said to be seeu in some oat fields. That 1* an unusual advertisement of Mr. A . F. Greene today—200 acres of pine timber. ' In three days Mr. J. A. Porter baa bought *3 000 worth of cotton, all Ipr export to Europe, and (here's more In t .e country. The Wiether clerk ha* turned ever a new leaf but It Is not nearly as good as the last pages of 1908. Messrs Alfred Aldrich sod W. Qll- mere Simms went to Columbia yester , day to attend tbe meeting of lUe Far mers' Union, Hercules School has made l resplen dent record for December and January. On the Honor R-dl are the names of sixty seven pupils. Judge Taft and party will go from A "gusts to Charleston next ttatui day- over the South Carolina and Georgia -branch of the Southern, on a special train following the morning passenger train. , Discussing chicken* Mr. J. E Owen* of Ashleigh remarked that he ha* never lo»t one from common di*es*es. He r*i*e« game* exclusively. Occa sionally one topples over dead from heart trouble. Farmer Lerov Molair I* a: home af- tfir a summer ChrUtma* and New Year with relatives anil friends at Ar cadia. Fla. And he prove* In look* and feeling* that there la a fountain of youth in that fair land, John I>» Rockefeller and party of fourteen, family, filends end servants, passed In two Puluian* Fridav morn ing to Augusta. They will remain at tbe Bon Air Hotel, until April and mill >111 the vacancy In Georgia canted by the going away of Judge Taft. On the night of the 11th Inst, the residence of Mr, Martin F. Weathers- Iwe in Williatoii was burned bv sn ac cidental fire, together with most of Its contents. ’I he building ws» one of tbe most substantial and comfortably fnr- nUbed in Wlliistou and many articles made the mote valuable by associa tions were destroped. The property was partially Insured, Much xoiicUiHtc hsa been felt In Barn* well because of the critical onmHtlnn pf Dr. E * a surgical Hospital on Thiirsnay of last week Later reporta are that he Is doing very ■•Icely and there Is anxious hope of hi* early, beihd coming in perfect health. Mrs Patterson and Congress man Patterson are with him -On Tuesdtoy hi* condition became most crlt<eal again, and bis friends are greatly dlstreeed. OUR DELEGATION. In commiuee4>o*lriona the Barnwell delegation stands wel! in the present Legislature: (senator Hates—Chairman of the Committee on Incorporation* and member of the Committer* on Educa tion, Commerce and Manufactures, JudL-lary, Privileges asid Elections, and Rule*. • In the House : Dr. A. li. Patterson is Chairman of the Medical Adairs Committee and member of those on the Penitentiary and Federal Relations. Representative J. C. Griffin on Com mittees on Commerce and Manufac tures. State House and Grounds. Kish, Game and Forestry. Representative 6 . D A. W|l»on on Banking and Insurance, lotarnal Im provements, Mines and Mining Com mittees. HONOR ROLL OF HERCULES SCHOOL. For tire Months of December 1908 and January 1909. Grade 1. Ilurriv Croft. Eva Croft, Roger Hartzog, Blanch Miles, Bob Harlev, Coy Still. Guy Eula Still, Mamie Still. Jaiinlta Still, Cronnie Still, McKinley Sanders, M onnie San ders, Sinia ;»aiiders. Marie Sanders. Grade 2 Charlie Baxley, Ernest Black, Willie Croft,' .laniue Kaynalds, Herman Sanders. Easter San.ler*, Zilpah Sanders, John Still, Maggie still. Gatha Still. SUU, Rogtl SHH, Issdoee Xliflss. Charlie K. Carter, t'harlle Croft. Lawton Croft. Buce Ray, Mamie Kay, Jennie Lou Hartzog, Daisy Ray. Grade 3. Earnest Baxley, Adron sun. Lewis Still, V\ H. still. Willie Sanders. Grade 4, I vie Sanders, Lizzie San ders. Eastef Belle Miles, Ethel Mae Hartxog, Lucile Croft, Shelton Sul' Broadus 8;ill, Tobbie Sander*. UradeS. Ina Sanders, Carrie IIotto, Ben Creech, Mamie Imju_Btill, John •errv Miles. Grade fi Mav Belle Still. Ellen Carter, Willie BaxleyFurman Creech. Mtirray Harrison, Farrel Creeeh. August Sanders, Jackson Sanders. John Baxley, Virhle Slid. Grade 8. Floyd Creech, Hattie Car ter, Angus Carter. Cora Still, . Teachers Miss Aurelia Cox and Miss Alice M. Morrow. American vice consul Lnptnn at Measina gives 90 (XO as his official es timate of the kill-d there by tbe earth quake of December 28th. A SAD VlSIi ATI ON. Mr*. " Mary MeLcmore, w ife of Mr. Alfred L McLemore of Rosemary Township, departed this life on the 11th Inst . afier an illness of three weeks with pneutpniiia. aged aoout 17 years, tdio was The eldest daughter of Mr. and Mra, John Kennedy Her loving parents, devoted husband, two affectionate Mrtle daugnters and many relatives survive to keep sscred the memories of the fair life ended when La happiness was bi iah«*t and its use- fulness and helptiilness was greatest. For years «he had been a consistent member of FHirmount Church, ever ready with true heart and generous hand to give her best service to the divine Master, who has called her to the i ternal church almve. After touching funeral services con ducted by Rev*, g. P. Hair and John Owens in presence of a large assem - olage of sorrowing 'relatives and friends her body was laid to rest in the Old Field Cemetery. To the bereaved loved one* that so miss her goes the tenderrst aympathv of all that knew the good daughter, the devoted wife, ■he loving mother, the true friend, the slt.eere Christian, rdie waits their coming to her beyond the earea and sorrows ana suffering of earth. the March trvlvfe _ U Hi great numbers and “bn all sorts of m*ttefs and ideas have best* ^nfeasFuMxI. The most talked of er* " wi os* providing for Mate wide prnhi , bltion after Julv l^t l»u». The House will, it Ik generally thought, vote for prohibitum, wotte the B*-n*te will be close, with the odd chance favoring *ontinned local option. The House will again pa*s a bill to reneal the Hen law and on thl* third trial the Benate may surrender Its op position. Taxation and compulsory education will be live questions. . This l/Cgia'amre *is practising the economy of drinking Congaree river water instead of that from Gltmn Springs, Yestcrdav 1 o’clock was the time IIx ed for the second inaugurattnu ol Gov Ansel and Lieut. Gov McLootL The leading candidates for Chief Justice arc Eugene B. Gary and Ira B. June*, both Associate Justices. Should either win his successor as A. J. will very likely be either I). E. Hedrick of Spartanburg or K. C. Waits oi Cheraw, both Circuit Judges. Some members favor electing an outside lawyer in keep from bolding so many elections. wrftM&llfeftu! BSmSm Jacob Mania and apply Dismioamy. W.M. Martin. ; :K Decomber 28th 1908. and !n behalf of all the creditors nf the w«r«n. TV ostava df John BrUter, deeoaaod, and ax Guardian. xdmlolstrator of oald enxto, Flaimttr. IfOTTCI TO DEBTOIS AHD CRID- IT0XS. County Farmers’ following resolu- goDd people. The Happy New Year feeling con- llnues among our friends. Last week’s busiest day brought us the pleasure of a visit from Mr. Frank Kennedy who gave us the regular Rosemary square deal. Though absent in person Mr. Me 1). Enbanks remembered to send us kindly greeting through the mails. A pleasant call by Mr. J. I) Augley brought Sycamore sunshine under Sat urday’s sombre sky. King Eaves, now of Duncon wa* brief but bright in his week end'visir, too busy in preparing t„r high farm ing In Red Oak Monday was the opposite of hlnene-s. Its sunny sky was In keeping with the ever cheering presence of Capt J. C. McMillan, and the warm heat redness of one of our old Rich Land boys, Mr. Mr. T. IS. Turner. Then that strongly sensible young farmer Mr. J E Hair gave us gladne**. A double plea-tire was fnrnLhed by the coming of our good young friend Mr. F B. Cave and his handsome tittle son, Master Rob, who though hardly t wo years old is as bright as new tvpe, and who has brains enough to make a daily editor. And on Tuesday the annual call of Mr.H. M. Odom added to store of good sense, and In all the remainder of the year no better man than be can pull our latch string. And just as we were elosinc tbe forms another good Avhleigh friend. D, P. Lancaster, comes In and make* the afternoon more Spring like with kindly aotile and word and deed. A PEE DEE PLAN. Har’ey Haves, white, of Dillon bad hfa life Insureil for f5(k)). He disap peared. A badly decomposed bodV was found in a swamp near tbe Hayes home. Harley's cost was on It, con taining hU watch and letier*. 'I he coroner thought an inquest uunece* sary. The body was buried in the Haves grave yard. The Insurance Ij. Patterson who unJerwenTf?{ u »?* n y. r ' fnM * 1 *> P*V the policy, operation in a New York u, ‘ rle y Hayes wir* round at Manning under an assumed name The grave wras opened ami the body supposed to be Harlet’s was found to be that of a hog, which bad been khafed Harley na* gone away again. - WANTED. -• — Responsible man with hor*« and huggv In each community, salary $i.03 to $10.00 j«r day. to take orders from owner* of Farm*, Orchards and Home Garden*. A splendid opportu olty fur farmers* •nna. also fmh tre and sewing machine agents, to melt a business connection whleh will be onnie mor* profttxble each Tear, Ad. Box . ! Youngs Island, S. U FOR SALE. ^Rights for this county for the *ntn of three hundnd dollar* ($K)0.01)) for the Eureka Gotum Chopper. fttH-y pat ented and thoroughly demonstrated. Capacity nf machine six to eight acre* dailv # 1 will exhibit It at tbe Omtrt House of (iil» effwnty on January 26th lust The farming public and ife- yeators In counties rlghu are requested Vo be nreaefet at this demonstration. Signed . , P II. Loud. Agr Bo® States Hfg Co. (or the State ut South Cxio- i|ox. X -v.i FERTILIZERS TOO HIGH. The Orangebuig Union adopted the tion la*r. week : .. Whereas as the our look fdT'cotton for the year 1909 1* cxtremlv low and whereas fertilizers and all other ex pettsts that go make cotton are unusal- I.v lngh ; be it resolved that the Far mers’ Union of Orangeburg Ununtv P"t itsell on record against the present price of fertilize, s and call upon all farmers of every class to join ns in our efforts to reduce the price of fertllixjr* and pledge ourselves to mateiially re duce the consumption of leitiMzer un less there is % decided reduction in tbe price. We further ask the merchants to aid us in this right. BARNWELL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. There will be Union Meetings’'on Saturday and Bundav, January 30 and list, beginning at 10:10 a. m. at Joyce Branch, Reedy Branch and Ghent* Branch Churches. PROGRAM. Topic No. 1. A general survey of the Home Mission Board and its Helds. Topic No. ‘2. Work among the for eigners in the cities. Topic No. 3. Mountain Missions and schools. Sunday School Rally. Topic: Im portance of teacher training. First Division. Joyce Bianoh. Introductory sermon. Johh K. Goode. Topic No. 1 F. M. Hauser, A. P Manville. Jeff Gruhbs. Topic No. 2 W. G. Britton, R. U. Johnston, R. M. Mixson. Topic No 3. R Bureklialter, F. M Hauser. J . K Goode SUNDAY MORNING: SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY. Speaker, K. M. Mixson, • MUfionary Sermon. W. O. Britton. Second Division, Reedy Branch. Introductory sermon. W. M. Jones. Topic No, 1. D. I,. Roton. 1. H. Hutto, J. O. Sanders. Topic No. 2 W C. Baxley. W. Cave. K. L. Sanders. Topic No. 3. J. If. Sanford, J. C. McMillan, W. F, KdeutifId. MIN DAY MORNING, SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY, tvpeaker, J. A. Jenkins. Third Dlvi-ion. Ghents Branch. Introductory sermon, O. J. Frier. Topic No. 1. W. Jt. Smith, E, II. Gray-on, C. B. Free. Topic No. 2. S. 1*. Hair. W. D. Mc Millan, Dr. J. B. Black. Topic No. 1 S.G. May Held, J. B. Hunter, O. C. Klz.ey. M! N DAY MORNING, SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY, Speaker, G. W. Rent/. s Missionary Sermon, W. R. Smith. IN ORANGEBURG? She had been tbe proud posseHsof of a n«w engagement ring for fully thirtv ui I nines, says Punch when she finally struggled from his embrace long enough to regain her bresih and rc- maiken : ‘ George, .tear, I have a con fession to make, and I do hope you woii'f. get angry. ‘’What is It, darl ing?” asked Georg* in a tone redolent witli anxiety. is this, George,” reolied the fair daughter of Eve. “1 have t o further use for your Mates, and-” “Dcs.eat.” he interrupted, ”yon—you do not really mean that, do you”? ’CertainlyDie answered, • And for that very regton I’ju gtdng to gtveevery one of them back to you.” PEPPERMINT AND TOBACCO. If you ha?e x boy who has begun smoking too early and whom you wish to cure of the habit feed bLu pepper mint*. Dr O Clavton Jonca of silver- ton, England, writ.ngju the London Lancet, is authority for this simple cure. Dr. Jones writes: “To lueak the smoking habit In tbe vouth there U- Trrrttrmg' hettrr rriinr "pepferoTmt drop*. lie cannot amoks with a built eye’ In hit mouth, and even for tome rime after It la dissolved tobacco will not blend kindly with the taste that remains. Bochtily the care may teem worse than the disease, hut from a medical point of view the sucking ot is far lest hurtful. A oommon ‘bulDeys’ will prevent tmo king for hear I y an hour, so the amount of »we«u btej need not be grett.” iti:' * « AH persona Indebted to the eatats of P. W. Farrell, deceased, or lo the es tate of Mra. C. C. Farrell, deceased, are requested to make prompt payment to me and any person* having claim* against either ot |lie said estates win phrase present them properly attested to tbe undersigned. J. M. Farrell. Administrator. Hlackville, S. C., Decmnlau I7ih 190a AUDITOR’S NOTICE. The Audlloi- will be at the following place* *o date* named below for the purpose of taking return* for taxe IimiO : Barnwell from Jsnusrv 1st PROBATE COURT SALE. * State of South Carolina, ) County o( Barnwell. [ In the Probate Court. C. ( B. Dunbar, in ills own behalf and in behalf of all the creditor* of tbe es tate of Jo in Bri-ter, deceased, and as administrator of said estate. Dunbarton A«hhdgli’s Store Bsabham’s ” Furve’s *• Batdock Barnwell Appieton Duncan Sams Siore Barton Fairfax Allendale Barnwell Kline Sycamore Ulmer Black villo Whaley rial miff. v*. Willie BrUter, Ro-ella Youngblood and Mart M Bamberg and (R Frank Bamberg, a* executor* of the estate of F. M. Bamberg, deceased. Defendants. I’ursuant to and by virtue of a De cree of the Probate Court made in the above entitled bnuse I will sell at Barn well, in front of the Court Houmc, on Monday the fit*t dav of February A. D. 11*19, it being sale day in -aid month within tbe legal hour* of sale, the fol lowing described real property. '• All that tract in Bennett Spring* Townshli*, said State and Countv,eon taming Four Hundred and Sixty-live acre*, more or lee*, ana bounded a* follows- On the North by iauca of Idis Brabham; on the East hy land* of Idi* Brabham and lands of Mr*. Lizzie Fair; on the South bv land* of Moody and land* of Mr* I.izziei Fair, and on the West bv land* of Mr*, Lizzie Fair and lands of T. S. Dunbar. Terms C**h. Purchaser to nay for. pa|>eis. . 1 JnhtrK. Sneiling, Judge of Probate, q January 8th 1909. Barnwell Barnwell ^ Elao "l WillDton ; Mer«'Htu* Sue III ng ■ Barnwell Hilda Barnwell Xhe Auditor’* Monday Tuexday Wednesday Thursdny Friday Saturday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Monday Tue.-dav Wednesday 'Thursday Friday Saturday Monday ’I’ueaday Wednesday Thursday Kridav Saturday Monday Feb. office will be Jan. Feb 11 12 13 14 16 1A 18 19 20 *2t « 21 26 20 27 2!t -’9 10 l COME AND SEE. TWO OAKS of _ NOW YEAR STOCK at ^ ’ Q. A. KENNEDY'S Sale Stables, WILLISTON, S. C, Horses—The Safe, Sound Sort that it is a drive or ride. Mules—The tough go ahead class that keep the plowman, busy and make paying crops. Personally selected by Q. A. Kennedy, who knows- what Barnwell, Aiken, and Orangeburg county people want. Prices all right. •• a “ 3 ” 4 ’* 5 “ (l “ 8 9 to 20 closed while I am oiit.takiug return*. All re turn* sent In by mall must be properly -igiieo and probated before .they can be accepted. The law direct* that 50 per edit shall be added rffter Feb 20. * J. C. Keel. Auditor, Br rn well Co. — -- i i -i. . STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF BARNWEU.. *In thefrobatc Court. By J. K. Pneiltng, E«q., Judge of Piobate In Barnwell County. Whereas John H. Hewlett made suit to me to grant to her Letter*of Administration on the estate of and effect* of T. M. Hewlett, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, thu kindred and creditors of the said T. M. Hewlett, deceased, that they be and api>car before me, in the Court of Probate to be held at Barnwell on Mon day January eighteenth 1909, after publica tion thereof at ll t o’clock In the forenoon to show cans**, if any they have why the said adminUtratlon should not be granted. Given under my hand thl* 4th <lay of January Anno Domini, 190H. ifnr- t.X snkm.inu, Probate Judge. Published in Tu* Baumwku. People Jan- uary Ttli. JfiOfi. HOT State of tkMtfc - ^ Canity •( |k _ fa the Prebate In Re - - - J- C. S. Danbxr^ in hi* own behalf SALE < Y*. WUHe Brlster. Ro»«Ux YNmngbinodt and Mary M. Bamberg and U Frank Bamberg, a* ete*;uCnr*vVf tbe estate of F. M. Bamberg, deceased. X Defendant*. , _ —. •WfSfelltirx—1 Haiante In I -f menia with I pert orq.fHHi. Uxrtia, al, tT, Any and aU persona haying claim* or demand* against the estate of John Hri-tnr deceased, aroh- rnbv sutDsnHied and teqtilrrd to be and appear before the Probate Court for Barnwell, Confer fv on Friday the twenty second day of January A. D. 1900 to prove and es- Given under my hand ami the seal of the Probate Court thl* second day uf January A . f>. 1009 John X HneiHog, *e*|. Judge of Probate. BUM MON'S TO XFM.’NT DKFK5T- D AN r*. state of South Caroilns, 1 County of Barnwell, i Court of OotumonPieat. Mary E. Langford. Lulu M. Barr, llalxtiffa. xgainkt Mrs. Sallie Jeuk - K nie Jenkins, Sainuvl .1 You eg, T. W. Jeukius llama, B. F, Thomas, George Oohagan, To tbh Defendant* above named : You are hereb auunix ned and re qulred to an*wer the compiaiot in this actb*n of winch » copy t* berewlib served upon yuu. "iid u> —rvr n cop* of your answer to (be -aid cometalnt on the subacriber at hi* office If! Barn well, So. Ca , within twenty davs after the service hereof; ex< Itiafve of the day of auch service; and tf you fail to ana- wer the complaint within the time *- foresaid, the plaintiff In thl* action will apply to t.h# Court lor the .relief dunaudvd in the complaint. •> B T Rice, Plaintiff'* Attorney. Dated Mav 23rd 1907. To the* absent defendant, Samuel Jenkins: Take notice that Tbe oom. plaint fit ibis action togetiier with the summons (of which tbe foregoing is a copy) was Hied 'in Ibi office of tbe Clerk of the Court of Common Pltaa lor the County of Barnwell, State af- lorcsaid, on tbe 5tb day of January A. km -t'tf-• ■$< ml A. fl. N1 ATTHBIBl NOTAR! u*»«, •••• - ’ • xar-j..* - ■ X - r ,.-d x: •X:- Goo^«-| Min- -inr, ueoige K*t*iie Z >e i hoinas. Defendant*. D. 19Uy. B. T. Rice. Plaintiff’s Attorney. DB. ISO. f. Offlofe over Bask « ( WDiiato*. f«5fetv$c«Mx II: lb« country, feyfe DR, J. H, K, MILHOUS, DENTIST, - T- BLACrtlLLE B C. Office flfiys Thnrsduy, Friw dav and Saturday, Well equipped office* Operntiona made an pain* lean as consiatent with safety. Prices reasonable. Terms cash, DR. V. C. MILHOUS. ‘ DENTIST, Bimell, * * * 8. C office mvmt , 8.30 a. m. to 6 p. Psraona Hying a«ay from will please make appniiitm«nta ... coming By ao doing they still be < of Immediste serxfne and appalntlAeni*. *4^ ■j';,; - .u vis NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED ITORS. AH person* indebted to the eatafir of I). J. Hair, Hr, deceased, or ta tnC es tate of Mra. Rebecca Hair, deceased, are requested to make prompt payment to me and any person* having claims against either ot the said estates will plea*e present them properly attested to the undersigned. II J Hair, (Jualltt-d Executor. Elko, R. F. D. No. 2 December, 17th 1908. Land For Bala, mm pleasure to •ALLENDALE SALE AND FEED *20 *erea good faming land mite* North Town WHHffMi, wan proved, six mm dwelling, Wrn, Me* and twn tenant Houmi on (he fdao** well good water, and creek* on hmfe .Idea of the plxoe. adjoining land* of Mr Wau Maihawa and otbeta. Title good, terms easy, • s '•* 80S ^r«» goad farmitig land, fell Mfe* der cultivation half mile from eor* iraiff.limll* .te«l 1ulug lands of i Hair, Title* good, verms aoay. / HouMxndlotln town of BlfeokrMn . / on the North •Ida of H. U Ara. 4 row* dwelling, dining room end klfc*— ' bern. Rnblea and out House on ine premise*. Title* good and terms easy, for further Information apply to 11. F. Bulet. A| Barnwell, B Dnlversitj of Soutli I 7^ ■■ r TREAbl RER’S NOTICE. The Treasure™ office’ will be open for the collection o! taxe* levied for Hie Hscal year commencing January 1st 1908 from the 15th day of October 1908 to tbe 15th of Match Iliyfi In clusive. From the 1st to the II*t duy o January ’,909 inclusive a penaly ot out per cent will be added. From the l»t to tbe 28th dnv of Feb ruary iuduslve a |tcnaltv of two per cent will be added to all taxes paid in February. From the 1st to the 13th day of March I9J9 inclusive a penalty of s.^en |i cent w ill be added to all unpaid taxe . LEVY. For State purposes oj mill* For Ordinary County purpose* mill* For Reindexing Keconl* } H ' mill. K ur LoostltHtionnl Hoboet 3 mill*. To tel levy 12 mills. Theie will be an extra levy of two mills In Blackville township for road tax Commutation tax will 22 00 and will he r&eived froip Ootfjber 16 1908 to Marub 1st 1900 inclusive. Hpecial Local School Leyy. Cedar Grove (1) mill, Allendale. Batbary Branch, Calvary, Double Pond, Elko, Edisto. Friendship, George* Cieek, H eoli og bpxliigs, KHlie, Morris, New Forest. Oak •Grove Old Columbia. Reedy Branch, gclgtlug vllle, Heven Pine* aud Tlnker’*.4;reek (<) mill*. Barton^ Big Fork, Biaek- ville. Cave, Hickory Hill, Owen* Cros* Roads, Hy^amote. No 51, Ulmer* and Upper Rl«b Land (1) mule. KJTflax r mtlt'i. Hwmtte* gftff T>cs \T) (D*) a *Hl'*i Wiiiistoit J. L. ELLIS, Eroprietor. I IIAVKjOPENKl) tU* THE ABOVE BUSINESS AND SOLICIT THE PATRONAGE OF THE PUB- " 0/1/ HAND.A CAR LOAD OF EXTRA GOOD MULES . UT PERSONS COMING TO ALLENDALE ON PLEASURE OR BUSINESS CAN HAVE THEIR TEAMS FED AND CARED FOR AT A SMALL COST. ' «T. 31*. EJ3L.H.IS, Wide ratqte o! cboftc in Setmi tific, Literary, Graduate atnl Fir** fessional Courses Icadinu to greet of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor *1 Science, Licentiate of Instruction, Bachelor of Laws, Master of Arts, Civil Engineer ami Electrical Em K nicer. Well equipped Laboi at<?rle% Library of ovef 40,000 volume*. Expenses uiudl^Ie, many students make their own expense*. Next Session (104th) begin September j$rd, )9o8- ssstiS For Announcement writ*' fe the Freaident, Columbia, S. C» uurranoy. (>old and mill*. (*%) mills. • Uuttod Htates Hllvtr coin. cAiuty and h.!houl claims property approved, will be receivml for taae*. Checks and draft* wilt not berooeived for taxes ekuept at the rbk of tax pwyets. _v-. J. B. Armatroog. 1 _ County Treasurer. Barn well, 8. C. September liteWiVOt. TWo e/lR LOABS of the very NICEST YOUNG MULES (’Ycr brought to Soutli Carolina ha *e been* •RUSHED THROUGH to give good farmers who know good eroek and no other the chance to buy the best and makejiure that Al HAPPY 2ST U w YEAR , And Profitable too, is right before them They will be sold at ' - TIME PRICES : If you need now or will need ne*t year a ftr«t cIabs mule, or more, now is th<j time to buy. 1 THE PLACE iS J © Whittleia, tthtctaBiUe, S. C. money to lend. We ara prepared to nr got Utr loan* m~ ImprdVod farm* for flva yaxty, porflal payotertta. lutarast 8 par oeut on Ivwa* Don’t write, come and •fefeSV. 18—2 J. u. Patterson & Sou. LOINBU f. Vb. 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