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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY,
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arnwell People. Tn,lP15 '"K«fe - li
■‘tbrt, brtllit rw.«t llnl, Immi »f ! Th. *»») wmp,ny of
R&rnwel! interpreted )ik>t wefli'M huln ndded 10 N ujir iant
pu»l<> eo cIok^It blint'tied (hat % paper J^yn^nt.
f ent fV **"!’* vo , - o I Rr. i J Ret’*oomlna »l»a?* bHnfa
x lo the g rl s«ndiiif ihtf l>«4t And most m » |,(eMMne tlut eutlafta the rejtiet
neady wmtert eiilutlon of the follow- of hi* coinir mwiS' ~ - ■
JUK "pnihlem be iwlev eNtk- »e{ * ‘
wM Wnd % (brite w orth tm>re th*n [ If *e ere armhln* of a mind reader
a vrretVdieia of pin*.; } «" heopler heart beats than that o^
Pr*rvKt^r£>■(miii rthJ!th*aroptrta^"P* M• <*..
RATES OF HURHCRII^TIOII.
la Advanoe. per Amiunt I...... $l bO
On Tln»e .*>/ ...lijQC
The chain e*«(T will fttove th»- week
(o the^lf arley Branuh between WiilU-f
ton
Elko.
J\ B.
Morns,
ttm>r.
J. B. Harler,
/> Clerk..
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IHKMOaY I.OiXiK NO 17. A F >I
l reg> tarcoiumnntratk'u of Harman)'
1/Ovlge No. IT, A. F. M. wiU l« h*-l«i
\A/i-
ML'?,
lB - i!a*f)iiic Terap T e on ThuiWsy
)Match 4th Work to be done on M.
<l>gro-. Vtslitug brethren are cordial.) in
vited to attend.
Bntlcr Hagood. W. M.
U. P. Andersen. Sro.
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TORRENT.
A Bplendld/House In a desirable
If-Ulehce section of Barnweir. Apply
to Misses Jo-ie and Mamie lloiims.
White Victoria Pi^* For Sale.
M *ie» B5 0(t each.
Females fi 50^each.
Finest in the Couidv,
Mo lair A Porter,
Barnwell.
AM.KX DALE NEWS.
Mr J \j EilU who lias been In the
middle North West personally selec
ting superior stock that is exac iy
suited to the ideits and usee of t e
K<n>d people of lower Barnwell and up
per II smptotl, w as due to at rive at AI-
leudale yesterday with ten choice bag
Cl hor*e* and twelve 3 and 4 year oid
iboney making broken mules.
People wanting tir-t class <toek wfll
surely be orer satisfied with every one
of this carefully selected importation.
be St. Valentine’s
Next Sunday will
Day, . ' ......
Another cold wave from the West is
n«w due.
.lust tw'o month* f{om today will be
Easier Sunday.
The day* lengthen 12 minutes in sun
•hii e this week,
Th" recent blizzird gavg the^garden
feed seller* more Ou*ioes#.
Keep your chimnev* burned out,
ready tor tue March winds.
Andit-.r Keel <8ompl v ted on Monday
his lax returns taking t >ur.
Miss I/vv P.ui ip* of Sandersvill.
f»a.. visited Birnwell friend* ou l ues
day. • ■ .%. ' - - • -
We give our agricultural department
a rest today. Next week we will re
a .me that work .
Yhv ahovN Was an intcriptiou over
the ten cbmingii <lueut* in a country
church. It Uftated that tnis waa not
read In two hundred vears.
It lacked In lettevc. Insert the let
ter* us often as necessary, divide the
Hue in words and Che puzzle Is solved.
* COUNTY TEACHERS ASSOCIA
TION. \ '
The white teachers of ^irnweli
Cpunty ace requested t.» meet at the.
Graded r«cho<>i Building in the I'owYy
of Karnw^e I on Aaturday February 13th
PJOi>. forwe purpose of reorgatrfjtTng
the Banmeil Oounty Teachers Asso-
ciatimt
Every teacher In the county is urged
to be present at, this ineeTWtg. Alt in-
ttT.'stiujj programme ha* been arran^
ged ah<! will be abnounoed in the cun-
ty pnier* next week. Ail rlsltora w ill
be entertained if they' will commuul
cate wild the (Jounty Bitoerinindent
or Mr K. Bovd foie at IfiirTTweTF by
t’uea lav February »tb.
Horace J. Crouch, G W Coggin*.
County Bupt. Education. I’tes.
THE OLDEST HORSE.
Runyan, tlie noted gray hor*e owned
bj? Mr G, It. Anderson of Dunbarton,
died on Sunday and wr* decemly
buried. He ha I been feeble (iir a long
time, but worked to tbw wagon a few
da;* before bia death. He was faith
tul to the end. Air Anderson bid
owned him 29 tears and 2 month*. He
thinks Runyan was over 8 years oul
when be traded for bhu. He, gm him
• non Reggie-Brother* of Augusta. In
all Ids life Buiiyan never bad a chisel
on hut feet nor, was a do*e of inpdicine
rrvpT gfVtymTTin. 5Tr. A nderaont hits
raised four son*, and they ail bad rid
den, plowed and driven biin In their
hoy hood and manhood davg.
Big ripe strawberries from South
Florida have iieeu selling In New York
llwtels at 12>* cent* apiece.
The 7h foot smoke stack of the Barn
well Oil Mill was blown down i nesdav
night, causitig a loss of stvcral bun
dred didlar*.
Rev. W T. Hundley of Batnsborg
«n roule to Florida, spent Monday
afternoon and night wIth his former
classmate, Rev. J K. Goode.
Married. Sanday. Februarv 7th 1!)00
bv W. G Collins. Notary Public. Mr.
Arrv Kennedy to Miss Annie Zorn,
both of Barnwell county.
Married. Sunday afternoon. January
54th 1909. hy W . G Godins, No-an
FnT.llc, Mr. Ghrster Ziri. to - Miss
Nancy Sander*, both of Barnwell emm-
tr.
Dr. W. S. Gannon of Ellenton ditfl
on the 3rd Inst alter an illness of sev
rial week*. He w a* in hi* 74ih year.
Fivwchildren survive him.
Mr*. Griffin accompanied her hws
band. Hon. J. C. Griffin, to Columbia
on' Sondav and will remain in the
cspital city until the Legislative ses-'
slon cuds.
It is said that Washington will be
full of pickpockets on the ith of March
Therirotel kee|wr* will see to it that
their charge* will leave little for the
light fingered rogues
Friday night's electric storm w*«
probably (he east end of the disturb
ance from Texas that killed about a
score of people though MUsissipjd,,
Alabama *nrt Georgia.
i Editor 11 S. Gunningham of the
ader and Vindicator of Ri hopville
visited Rlaekrille relatives and frietrd-
la-t week at.d. en route home, spared
u* a delightful half hour,_
The advt rtisement of The Standard
Home Company on fourth page was.
given wroi g position through a mis
take In the making up It should have
appeared in the last columns of that
page.
Gen. M. G. Rutler is taking th** rest
cure In a sanitarium in G.»intiihia and
Lopes to be entirety w-ti in a nt »nth.
An attack of grippe left him suffering
whh neuralgia in the leg wounded in
the war.
M jor W V Tzlnr of Orangeburg re
port* tb* early completion of the hand
some riionument erected through hi*
patriotic effort* to the hero dead of
jlhgood’* Brigade on t he field w here
they fought so bravely in defence of
Petersburg.
The Spring term of court will com
mrnee on March 8th and continue two
week*. Judge R C. Watt* of Gheraw
l* to preside. On next Monday 12
Grand Jurors will Be drawn to serve
the year and thirty six Petit Jurors
for the first week.
A wise lady farmer told its the other
day tint colored people who let their
chicken* scratch for a living gee more
eggs in winter than th» liberal home
keeper* w ho scatter corn frcelv fdie
ha*, therefore^ cut short the ration of
her biddies in hope pf their turning a
new leaf.
GOLD WAVES.
'I lie Dutch prophet of Go’nmhia
make* this wiariicrtalk for K<-nrii rv :
The cold wave period* of KebrU'trv
are I Irb to 11 h and 2<kh to 28 h. with
ow leinpeiaiur. * also '19 h to 21st,
wjlh piotcipijjiv of sriAw on one oi
these periods in ihe section north and
west of Golntiihja
tdie cold wave on the first period
will com * fmm tho north and north
west. with less *everit\ tba-i the cob)
wave of .Ian, 28th to Jlst, which wa*
predicted on Jan. 9ih. The foretorst ot
Dec 17rii stated that the coldest
we*ther this winter would come from
that direction, iaasead ad the east ntni
uprthea*t. as in the winter* of liKpi 7
Gold period* in Februarv; 18I2. tilth
17th-, 1899, Sth to 10; 1899. 10 Ii to 15th
W. P iioUkeal.
Columbia. Feb. Gth
Babnwtell Guards to Rkorga.vizr
Headquarters
Co. K. 3 1 Regt N. G. 8. C
Feb (i, i;>09.
Special Orders No
All members of the Barnwell Guard*,
Co K 3 1 Kegt. N. ti. S. G! . are herein
notirtt-d that there will ht: a meeting n<
the members held at the Armory in
Raruweli at 3 80 o’clock p. ut , Friday.
Feb. 12th. at which time tiie company
w ill h* reorganized.
The member* are ordered to repnrr
for duty at that lime and to bring with
them all t omoany propeitv in their
possession, such s* uniforms, guns, etc
Any parties oesii ing to join the com
nanv most report at the armory at the
time and date named-ur +o»mu.niiieaie
w ith the commanding officer in thv
meAiitime .
Noncommissioned officers for the
ensuing ;ear will ai*o 0c appointed at
this meeting
By order of
F B. Free, It. Boyd Cole.
IscSgt. 1st Lieut Commanding.
BARNWELL GUARDS.
Headquarter*
Co. E 3«i Retjt N G 8. C.
Feb 6 I !H.'9.
Aiwat a t<m busy U> Come Into the
sanctum, but sore to give u* the kind
ly greevng on the'8qoare 1* Mr. vV. 11.
Turner. —
Tho Willispin vl«it of M--. J. II. Mc-
Dotrald was well punctuated with nice
word* that added to the sinceffty of
hi* good deed. >'
Mr A. Knopf spent several day*
with Barnwell friend* last week, who
were glad to see that tite adding years
rest so gently on him. an uprigat man .
I f all men had the heart and habit*
of Mr I’ -R—Erwin all psthiic -httHd-
4ngs could be *4tely put to different
and tM^der u^e* and thev&orld w ould
nothave io wait (or ihe-*li^Ifennium.
23,0*57 are at the head of a communi
cation tFpm Mr. J. H. Oyche*, Jr.
FTgufes (ToirtHe. for they tell m» that
tne.Mndwr is a man of the right stamp,
and the lutd^ in ihe odd number is
orfrs, \
A rare coon try ride on Thursday
cause • n* to miss thy good vi-k of Mr
K. D. Rowell, but \vc remember how
kindly he look* *n<l thr jtrinter* how
nicely he treated ihnov That is his
steady wav.
An enj.ijed interview on Hatnrday
with Mr. J. D Allen whs doubly
pleasant, he"HU-e of his cheerful cordi
ality and for the further reasoff that
it. set us to thinking of ail < ur gt>od
friei ds in hospitable atcamore.
President Rooseyeit is to get a dollar
a word .or nil tlnit he writes concerning
hi* African hunt. Rot Mr. D F
Moore wrote u> a letter last week that
cost niisi » dims for each word and
figure It contained. 9o we think bet-
tet of Mr M note than of, the departing
-•{mrtsniHn. ‘
A m'in without faplt is rmr good
friend Mr. S I) Newman, hot he, like
others mat we love, labors under one
. misiorroii"—toat of living in Aiken
county w hile he and the; should come
home from cai.tivity, 'J'he ligep is
kept In the w indow to guide ttieir re
turning Ateps.
Credit for the beautiru] ending i*
duo to tl;e wealtier clerk, who is oc
casionally clever and to two straight
men of Du.oharton who are always
I, Mr. J. A. t oenran calling in
pleasant nerson and Jir. W. O. Davis
sending ti let’er that only a first clasa
man could w ri;e .
TRIBUTE OF RE8t p kCT. r ,
^ V4«VFtsa H ha* pleaaod th«* Great
Phtsiclan. la who** supreme keeping
are the issue* of Ufss and «f death, to
re more from tha path-of service au«I of
sacrifice to the reward* treasured above
for the |iure In heart, the .upright In
life, the unfaltering In doty, our
friend and atsociaU. Dr. Edward L.
Patterroa.
Therefore, be It resoUed hy the
Barnwell County jjiedlval Association:
1*4. That In the death of Dr. Pat
terson the medical profession has lost'
a member who was sn honor to our
high calling, one w ho ever kept in
view and lived true to Its best ideal*
and that unfit our Hie work he done
and w'e caHed to follow him we shall
hold hi* memory in unforgetling hearts
grateful that it was permitted us to
know and loye him a* a true friend, a
g< neiou* co-worker, a *t at tries* gentle
man. . :
2nd. That from the community in
w hose every home hi* name was an.
hoi»ored hooseh"M word one ha* gone
whose constant thought was of others
and not of self one whose gentle smile
and kind..V h*h3~"e«d winning voice
hrotighuhope to the couches of the
suffering and solace to sorrowing
hearts, one whose life was eloquent in
deed* that spoke the tenderne-s of his
*uul
3rd. That bowing in bumble sob
mission to the dispensation of Provi
dence that has t*keT him from our
midst in his full summer time, before
fruiiion-of his years could be gathered
we tender the truest sympathies of nor
hearts bereaved wife and litt'e
dsughteapto whom and for w limn he
made home an earthly piradlse. and
. oinmetid them to ttie guardisn cure of
tne Father ahore. i:i whose perfect love
them can be no imkitidness. in whose
full wisdom them can be no error, un
til they shall meet him again where he
wait* their coming in the *wee» bye
and bye.
•fin. That a copy of these resolu
tions lie furnished hi* sorrowing fam-
ilr, that a page in our Mipute Hook he
dedica:ed to his memory and that this
tribute he published in the County pa
pers.
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E W. F.Hi*. v Comte.
T F. Hogg \
OLD TIME BREAD.
Under a ruling of Secretary Tame*
Wilson of riie Department of Agricul
ftlt'e the WticaT - mlit* of the United*
States on Monday quit bleaching fl mr
for sale in this country. Tney and
tiVen-hanfs are allowed to sell the white
1. A G. O. c. *.
it"
on I IfWsday, March 11th
S|>ecia! Order No—
Pnr-iiant to G. O.
('ll! K will be inso^Ucd at its Armory
if. Barnwell on 11^
I'.T.l
The member* of tiie company are
hereby ordered to ret*orf attitc Armory
at 9 o'clock that moroitig .
Dril's will he held each week at 4
-o’clock p. m on Friday. All member*
are ordered to be present at every drill.
Bv- order of
F. R. Free, R. Pnvd Onln.
l«t rigt.” 1st Lieut Commanding.
PROt.RAM FOR tiOUN \ Y
TEACHERS ASSOCI ATION.
The CouUv rachers Association wpi
meet at the Barnwell Graded school
building on next Saturday at 1'2 o'clock
M. A n interesting program has been
arranged and many interesting papers
will be read.
The program i - a* follows:
Opening remarks—Prof, G. W, Cog
gins.
Organization and election of officer*.
Address-Rev. W. M. Jone* of Wii
li-ton.
Address- -Supt. Horace J. Crouch
Paper—Mow to overcome some of Ihe
Ditticiiltie* io a Rural School — Mr*.
Dora Dee Walker.
Addrcs-*—State Supt. Hwearingep -
AII teachers who have notlfieri Uthe
Goniity Superintendent of th**ir inten
tion to attend will be entertained that
dry.
Mrs, Dora Dec" Walker requests an
annonnccHictic made that the RuthI
School Improvement A»*oof.ition will
me*-t there on next naturdav the same
date as the County Teachet* Associ
ation.
IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE.
<f»Ofnur little darling, « barley Reoja-
nTlu Grubbs, son of William and Ella
Grubb*. He wa* born in March IIM)2
and after a long illness died January
"O it 1909. leaving mother, father, ’wo
sissers, three btolhcrs and a ho»t ot
frienda to mourn his in.a. Gn Sunday
Jaiiiiary 31st. hi* body was laid to rest
in Reniy Branch cemetery.
Hi* w'h* a sweet and atfeetlnnat^ dis
position and he was loved bv all thai
kpew him. A band »f angel* called
him todweiiTvt-rrmrrb w ith God.
"Asleep In Jesus, blessed sleep.
From' "wldeli none ever wake
NOTICE.
-SUMMONS TO 4K8EK.T
pm*
Bankruptcy at BarpwHI, *1,0. I am I yule of Bouth Camnna, )
I »H*ed to sail a» public outcry / Ky T tooiwy of Barn well j
Ighcst bhhfer for cash on Monday .
Uttder and bv virtnn of •« order
passed try Ihe Uon. R. A . Ellia Referee
in Bankruptcy at Bnrifoell, n (’. 1
•ut
ineiblghewt bldji
Mar«n tilt l«t A D )WM. between
h-gal h«mra of sate before the county
Court ilntiaa iloot et tfarnwell. 8. 0.,
the fellow tux <l*»orliwd proper ty ol
■MaEtW R. Kid*. Binkrupt..
■*A II that lot or percel of land with
the baUdinga aad ImpruTeuienu there
on lying and being and situate In the
town of Allendale, Countv of Barn
well. State- of 8. 0. UonUinlng one
fourth of an acre bounded hy lot of C.
B Reeves, Gage Street, Gum Street
and the Mcthmli-t Church Paieonage
known aa lot No tin Block No. Lon
the Plat of said town/*
The above described property will be
aold freed from ad lieu* and Incum
brances thereon or if any Hen* or In-
cumbr*trces are on said property the
proceeds arising from the sale will
stand in lien m them.
Nr. hi 1 will b# accepted for less than
>8000 00. The snccessfnl bidder wIR
be required to pnv to the Trustee at,
least ten t‘er cent d*wn, and ihe hat
ance when hale shall he confirmed,
will he paid In. If tne **le is not con-
ffrm-d the ten per cent rtep..stwd wtrtf
the Trust* e will be refunded .without
deduction. Tills the 28th Day of Jan
uary, A. D. PJ0U.
Oliver Orr,
Trustee Maggie K. Ellis.
Bankrupt.
to
weep.
bister.
Farmer* tell us that they have never
bc/otc at thl* season known the surface
e«il to he * * bone dry. The land
break* in clods and the work I* hard
on stock. One «ay* that the best cron TM Aiqijopilalion 1.11! us Introduced
land so hard at
tue worlt nearly
he ever made w as on
breaking time that
killed hia mule*.
At the reatdence of the brides pa
rents, Mr. acd Mrs, ,W. N. Barker
K ina.-ci. G... Feb. 7tb U M P. M . Ilk#
Mr. John Whittier Bandera ami Mj»*
Kffla May Barker, were happily
tparfled, TleV. R. W. Bandera dBIclaf-
Ihg. A nnmlMT of frlenda and rela
live* were present on ttii* pleasant oc
casion. . 1 /
Opinion* differ aa to Ihe *eriouane«s
O# the damage mstalned by the Ovt
crop* On sandy land* and In Held*
where the wlad had full aweep the In
jury la greatest. Fall aowingj are at
be»l thinned «Hit, whilp manjf planted
since riew year are apparently worth
less Many farmer* are yet hopeftf. of
good yield*. We arc,
80ME ECONOMY
In the House of Representstivc# on
Mo'n3ay~pri7vT<Te*Tor a tiate levy of o
mill*. « reiuctlon of a
last year’s rale.
fi >Ur on hand to June 9,h, after which,
.inic the old time golden tinged bread
will come into use a grin.
BOMF, GOOD CORN.
The results of the lH«t venr’s prem
ium corn content in this State a* sworn
to wtn puhii-hhd in the Sunday pa
per*. Ten contestant* tried for the
prize* The winner* were:
K E Moore of Marlboro County 137|
hnshels per acre, prize >375 cash.
R K Have* of )1 ariooi Guunty, 110
biisnel* per acre prize >Hm) •n*h.
-G. E. Moore of Chesterfield County.
79 hu*L>ei*, prize $25 casli,
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“HALF SEAS OVER’’
During the round the world trip of
the American battle fleet oulv one ofli-
ccr ha* been ieported a* too intimate
with John'Barleycorn. Gapt. Edw ard
F. Q laltrough of the battle ship
Georgia went, to a reception at Tangier,
Africa, in an intoxicated condition for
which lie wa* found guiltv prejudh-ial
to the g od of the navy, *u*peo<led
from dtii v for six tnonth*' an<l reduced
ten t.umhers in rank.
A BURNING WELL.
In 1811 tin earthquake made great
change* in the topography of seetiou-*-
of Kentucky and Tenne**ee. Oi^e re
suit wa* the making of the. much talk
ed of Reel Foot lake iu Tennessee.
Another and straziger effect wa* the
famous bun.ing well on the Green
river in Green couutv, which gave
sufficient light to enable near by far
mer* to work their crop* bv night.
Jii*t before the Italian eanliquake of
December 28th the well ceased to burn
but a few day* ago ft stalled up the
light ousities* again.
— w <t> * _.™
Two men met on the street. They
na ln’t seen each other for tmuiihs.
One of them had a wire who oycasion-
trilv figured in the society columns
After they had exchanged view* on
tiling* in general, the other man :t«ked
him—*1* your wile e.ntrrtaiiuing this
winter”? "Not very,” -ail he.—
Eve.-j body’s Magazine.
SALEM EN WA NT ED—To look
after our interest in Barnwell and ad
jacent counties. Salary or Commis
sion. Address
THE HARVEY OIL GO.
Lleielond, O.
WANTED.
Responsible man with herso and
buggy in each community, salary $5 00
to $10.1*0 per day, to lake order* froin
owner* of Farm*. Orchard* and
Home Garden*-. A splendid opportu
nity for farmers’ son*. al*o frui„ trie
ami sewing machine agent*, to make
a business connection widen w ill b«
come more profitable each year. Ad-
dr* ** 1'. O. Box 73 Y’oungs Island, S. C
FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day, March 8'b 1909 the undersigned
w ill file with Hon. John K Snellmg,
Judge of Probate for Barnwell county,
hU, final returu as GuardUn of Joe H
Komuree, deceased^and appljf^T-for
John D. Rockefeller, the richest man
in the world, was guest of the Beech
Island Club on Hatnrday. Every man
there had helped him get rich by bum-
'Irrjrrrrron.
EXKCUTOR’d HALE.
Kstatic or Mi$s Bkktha I. Wai.kkr.
By virtue of the power contained in
the Will of Bertha.I, Walker, which i*
of record tn the office of the Judge of
Probate for Barnwell County, proved
on the 27ih day of January 1908. and
recorded in Will Book Ci G G G, page
167 et *eq ., I will seri in front «f the
Court H urie in lianiweil npo;i the first
day of March 1909, the same being sale
day in said mouth within the legal
hours of sale, the following real prop
erty situate in the tow n of Appleton,
County of Barnwell, to wit:
One Lot No 3 bounded on the North
by railroad right of way, East by
Humphrey Street. .South by lot of Mr*
Dora Dee Walker, and West by Berry
street.
also
Lot No. - Bounded on *4ie North by
Mr*. Dora D<-e Walker, East by Estate
lot of W. a, Blount. .South by Blaui-
chard Street and; IVest by Humphrey
street.
also
Lot No 2, Bounded on the North by
lot >>f J. B. Armstrong and East by lot
of J. B. Armstrong, South b£ Charles
Street, and WcatKyTflayton Street.
alao -
Lot P. Containing two ace* more or
!e*«, iu a triangular shape, and Imun
dod by laud* of R. H. Walker, J. B
Angiev, Mary Street and land* of W
P. W ilson, all of which will be found
•upon a plat of the town of Appleton
recorded in the office of the Clerk of
Court for Barnw ell County in Book 4Y.
page 48.
Term a of Sale Cash. Purchaser to
pav for papers.
ft IT. Walker,
Kxpcutor of the Will of Bertha I.
Walker.
LMDS FOR SALE.
Now is the time to buy. Lands will
never be cheaper, and sure to increa o
In value.
BUY NOW.
558 Acres. Rich' Land Township,
Barnwell County,
One half in cultivation balance
woodland, \
Two miles from Spelling Station on
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
B.Uikii ug* ami 4m orovetm-nta.
A bargain fn this place.
Terms easy,
8 0 Acre*. Building* and Improve
ment*. 300 acr*-* In cultivation, 800
acre* ia woodland.
Three mile* from Snelling Station
A.C. L. It Four mile* from Dun
barton A . C. L.
Terms easy
200 Acre*. 160 in cultivation, fortv
acre* in Wood and Timber. Barnwell
Townahip, five miles from Barnwell
Court Hnu«e..
New Residence and othet building*
in good condition*.
Term* easy.
400 Acre* In Barnwell T^Wnshlp,
Houses and improvements. Four mile*
Irnm Barnwell Court House
acre* in cultivation balance in
wmstaml timber.
Teriua e«av.
\ %
460 Arires Three miles from Barnwell
Court Hoffae. Idi acrcs-lu cultivation
balance In Tjmber and Wood.
Term* en»y.
Court of Common Plea*.
Mary E. Langford. Lula M. Barr,
PUinilir*. _
against
Mra. BalHe Jankins, Ella Uooge ( Min.
r.ie Jenkins, Samuel Jen kin*, George
Young, T. W. Jenkins. K*teile Wi»-
liama, B. F, Thoma*. Z <e Thomas,
George Gohagan, Defemlafita,
To the Defendants above named :
'Yon are hereby summoned and ra
qulred to answer the mi pi aim In this or U
action of which a copy is herewith
scr veil upon ) oU, * mi to serve a copy
of your answer to rite said complaint
on the aiih*criber at his office in Barn
well, So. Ca., within twenty d ivs after
the service hereulTexclosiveoi thaday
o( such service; amljf toil fall to ans.
wear tiie. complahu wtririu the »itna a—
Toiesaid, the plalnriff In ihG action
will appir to ihu‘< ourt for the ralisf
dun an tied In tire com plaint. *>
B. T. R-re,
PlaliUlfT’* AUornoy. —
Dated Mav 23rd 1907.
To the absent defendant.; Samuel
Jenkins: Take notice that the com
plaint In this action tngetuer with the
summons (of wbl h the foregoing U a
copy) wa« filed in the ntH.«* of the
Oletknfthe Court of Common Plea*
lor the County of Barnwd'i '■tale af-
foresaid, on the Silt dav id January A.
D. 1909.
H. T. Rice.
Plaintiff's AtP rn«y.
100 Acre*—«0 cleared.
8 miles fntuj Marti*.
«"« I 'oriars —200 IhdlaT*
Balance in i -i or f Aonu
ment* with • per cent iniereet.
T. H Kill., Jr,
North Augusta, *.Q,
Marriu, d, G.
A. fl. SKES
ATTORHEY AT LAW.
" NOTARY POBIK,
DR. JNO-P. LEE, Jl„
fiagTii Dentist,
wILI.lanOM, - - B. c
Office ever Kaok < I WIHIatoa. Will
»o«i in ri io calls Jn the rotmtrf, hog
from Bsrnwel!
and irnprove-
50 Acre* three mile*
Court llnnse. Hotiar*
in Wood and Timber.
Terms eaay.
5,000 Acres also in one tract of Pine,
Cypress, Poplar, Ash and\ other hard
wood*.
Good and convenient Railfond faciil
He*.
Come and see these propertle
J. O. Patterson <fc Mon.
•rtles.
M) <fc So
COME AND SEE
- TWO OARS
of
NEW YEAR STOCK
nt
Q. A. KENNEDY’S
Sale Stables,
AVILLISTON, S. C,
Horses—The Stife, Sound
Sort that it is a pleasure to
drive or ride.
Mules—The to^gh go
ahead class that keep the
plowman bu-^v iiud make
paying crops.
Personally selected by Q.
A. Kennedv, who knows
what Darnwell. Aiken, and
Orangeburg county people
want.,.
Prices all right
Plenty of Lien* »n<l
The People Orrica
Bi I of Satev at
AUdiNDAI.R
SALE AND FEET)
half mill
LOST COAT.
‘ The gentleman Who By mfatuke on
January aaleday took from Mr. M. K.
Black’, care, Molair A IJorter* store
in Barnwell a heavy, lung black over
coat. w!irth about eeven !»r eight dol
lar* wi'l piease rcturu the cone to M.
K. Black at MoUir & Porters and get
hia coat left in place of mine. Re ward
’will also be paid If required.
W. H. Black.
Good aettled weather can hardly be
expected before the legislature finishes
it* forty days.
bix weeks of 1900 ire gone,
January 27th 19C9.
F. M. Gate.
Guardian.
FIX A L IMSOU A RG-K N 0?4Cfr.
Notice la hereby given that on, Sat
urday tiie 28ni day of February 1909
the undersigned a* Administrator of
the estate of Mr* Martha 8, My rick,
deceased, will file wirb Hon. John K.
Snelling, Judge «f Probate for Barn
well County, hia final account aa Ad
ministrator with aatd estate and apply
far Letter* DUnri**ory.
" January J'ith 1909.
4. A Jei'kina.
Adaithtsiraier.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF BARNWELL.
COURT OF COMMON PLEA8.
HERMAN BROWN. Individually and
h» Trustee under the last W ill and
Testament of Simon Brown, deceased,
a tul ISADORE BROWN.
Plaintiff*,
v*.
PENA BROWN, ESTHER MIC11AL-
SON. JEN N I K oORINTRUK, RIK.A
RICH, LENA NACHMAN, CHAR
LIE BROWN;' ROSIN A BEK R-
WALD. ( OKA HILBERSTEIN, JA
COB H. LEVY, ANNIE LEVY, and
IsADORK HIGH, a* 1 ru.tee under
tne Isst W HI and Testauieut of Simon
Brow n, deceased.
Defendant*.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
(Complaint put served.)
'TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE
NAMED:
YOU ARK H ERIC BY SUM
MONED and rtquired to answer tiie
Complaint in tlii. action which will be
tiled In the Office of tiie Clerk of the
Court of Common Ple-s*, for the said
ComtAVf and i« serve n-cofry-rf yuur
answer to the said Complaint on the
subscriber ut this Office No. 20 Broad
St., Ch*rle*ton, S. c. within twenty
day* alter *efvk-e hereof, exclusive of
the day of such service; and if you
fall to answer the Complaint within
the time afmeaald. the Plaintiff* in
rhi* action will apply to the Court for
the rede 7 demandedln the Complaint.
A.'lriW * tv
. NATH. B. BARNWELL.
Plalntitf* Attorney.
To the Defendant*. Lena Naebman,
fto-lna Reerwahi, Cora Siiber*leln,
Jacob U. I^vy and Annie Ifevvr
TAKE NOTICE that the Cnmplatm
In thl* notion i* filed with the Clark of
tbe Court for Barnwell County In the
Court IIou*e *t Barnwell K.C.
* NATH. B BARNWELL*.
Plaintiff* Attorney,
February 8tb, 1909.
J. L. ELLIS, Proprietor.
I IIAVETTPENED UP THE ABOVE BUSINESS
AND SOLICIT THE PATRONAGE OF THE PUB
" on hand.a car load of
. EXTRA GOOD MULES
(teit PERSONS COMING TO ALLENDALE ON
THEIR
SMALL
i\eas
PLEASURE OR BUSINESS CAN
TEAMS FED AND CARED FOR
COST.
J-
H WE
AT A
BLACKVILLE* S.-C
DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS,
DENTIST,
BLACIrVTLLK.^. C.
Office dnya 'nmrfftlnjL^S*
dar ami Saturday.
^Vvll equipped office.
•m
Operntiona made as p«!B-
cs« am consistent with safety.
Prices reanouablc. Terms
cash,—
DR. W. C. MimODS
BHIBC
Binvell, • - • 1C
OF FICM
8.W a. m. to 6 p. ■
Per*on* living away Inwo Bar
will piense make appointment* 1
o-unlag Bv *o doing they wmiCl
of Immediate aervloe and avoM
appoiiitmente.
v
ri. : -
Laqd For Saia.
220 aerea good farming land t;
mile* North Town WHIUton. well l_
aroved, six room dwelling, bnnt, eta-
file* *od two tenant hoitae* 6a the phiea.
wpII g<iod water, and ereeka on hntU
1«* ol tl»a plaaa, adjoining landa ol
Mr Wat* Ifaihewa and otbarf. /
Title good, term* easy .
30tg acre* good farming land, all nw-
4-r rttifivaTinn half Tntti^frwB—Ww"
rule limit* rowfe «f BDckvhle ad-
j i "’ « ’"'"i* of tha late Mr. Hfrry W
rial* ’ITIo* good, farauLMey.
H. nse and lot In town of BlaattrftH
•m the North side of R. R Ate. 4 rur-at
dwelling, dining room and kitchen,
barn, -tahlea and out bouse an the
premIV^r***'^* nd QMf*
Ooiversity of Sooth Cartiln.
- 4*. ^
C|J3
Wide range of choice in Sct«i ji
tific, Lilerary, Graduate and
fessional Courses leading to da- t
grees of -'/.Hdf-
Bachelor of Arts. Bachelor
Science, Licentiate of InstnictiMk^
Bachelor of Lams, Master of Art*, ^
Civil Engineer and Electtical Ea
gineer.
Well equipped LaboraforMk
Library of over 40,000 volamca.
Expenses moderate, many
students make their own expense*,
Next Se*»iofl_,(104th) begitie
September 23rd,
TWO e/lR LOADS
of the very '.
NICEST YOUNG MULES
a
ever brought to South Carolina ha'*e been
RUSHED TI1ROUGII
to j^ivc good farmers who knqw good s’oek and w^nU no
other the chance to buy the bestrand make sure that
- A H APPV>s KW Y PAR
v , . x .. ...X ^
And Profitable too, is right before them
They will be sold at
HARDTIMEPRTRI^
If you need now or wijl need next year a first class
mule, or more, now is the lipid to bfiy.
tHe place Is
J D. Whittlt:**,
Black vjlie.S.G,
Fof Announcement write
the Piesident, Columbia, S. C.
MONEY TO LEND.
W* are pf«(»«r«d to negpiistalMM o«
Improved feroi* for five year*, partla*
payment*, intereatfi per cent on Joan*
Don’t write, come and Meat.
* J, O. RatreraonAl
c.i.
CallOM, f. 1. Boctligiu
Ta. KM.
Calhoun &
Life, Accident,
CYCLONE
Live Stock
INSURANCE,
' ‘ ii * : . 2 * VV® r
-At Lowest
Strongest
-OFFICE*
THE BANK