The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 01, 1909, Image 3
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A rririilur coiijrauiit<*«ti(.'ii of Hr.nnonj'
I^!kc No. 17, A. T. Af. will Ik: held
y— v nuinlc—Tenure ab. .Timraday
jildfc Vulliu* Uretk-
e«>mhih) i«>rke«^r<» immd
0 Vie# «i»q.
town on MoMUy. J. v
Third week petit Juror* will
drawn next Mondar.
Mr. J. O. Walker ha» returned
• lonely Florida trip.
Statement* of the Allendale, Burn
well and Wllilatort banka are pnbliali-
ed today. 1... ...
Trenailrer Armstrong ,akd Auditor
Mootijr will make their aiiutial neitie-
ment today.
We henr ot a farmer le*i than fire
mile* from Ham wet* who expect*, hi*
drat bale tui* montlr.
If yon have any Idea of huvlng
Trermrark property wee--adagrtUrment
i U. II. i»elk In / BlackyDie TownaWp.
. 1 aerd 71 year*. Jle wa* a man of atead
D “ i faat ylrtuea. true "tr» high principle,
I constant to hia frlmada and a falthfully
from 1 conaiatrnt memoer of the Baptiat
'•Clvuwli. T» hi* aurfivlng children
I and.,friend* he ha* left the record of ati
~ upright life thru in all iu many year*
wan true to the golden rule.
11. V. Anderson
tint lor liugood. W. M.
8*C.
held at thoir Hall on Friday nigt.t
at a o’clock. A full attendance is
requested. By order of
WILLIAM E. McNAIt, C. C.
Wm. Me NAB. K. R. & 8.
“Good farm containing *>51 arrea
near Haitleville foraaie, eH*y terms.
Write H. M Grahaixi, Attorney, Bam
berg, 8. C.”
FOR SALK CHEAP.
of nVYl Wedheatlrj V aale of totar
On thin land* the leaching rains
have damaged corn bevond full re-
, c >verv. cotton Ik set back but may out-
n»o jregular meeting ot Bamwtl ,h 0 i„i„ r .
'JRy n^kwgWa brTyfWaa wm*
The Charleston Evening Poat of the
•2:td olt reported the death at St.
FrancN Kavler Hospital In that city of
Mj.J. A <'h»««erenti, aged 05 years
interment at Klirliardt.
The County Boaril nf Kdticntton will
meet at B.-irnwHI. Kiiday .lulv ilih t<»
consider the formation of a new school
district of imrtton* of Bdunett Springs
and Columbia districts.
It’s pretty hard to have to stay in
town indoors the*e days when rrout
and.perch are reportetLJo be bIl.LDg->o
hungrily and cantaloupes and nretnns
beginning to ripen out in the blessed
country.
FEW LIKE HIM.
(Born October 2ist Isll, died .iune ‘iflilt
IWtl.l
Col. John C. Haskell of Columbia
suffered a second attack of apoptexv
last week. He was born in Abbeville,
entered the arm v a* a. hoy at.d waa
floionel «4-
Ire “reacEeiT^y y e4r*r
At the battle ot Gaines Mill he lost
an arm. When the surgeon, catfte to
amputate the arm ne made them at
tern! lirst to tb*- needs of a suftering
isnraf. "Tttey Totd trtnv that ht* —Hfe-
was more, valuablo than tliat of the
soldier and that they bad enough an
esthetic to deaden the pa n ot only one
nperati-m. Ho made them u<o that on
the soldier and bore the nain of the
cmAifttf off .of ,M* JirtU without opiate
Second hand MuCo'rmick Mowef.md.
Rake, both In good condition.
Apply to George H, Bates.
Barnwell, S. C.
we start on the last
i jbun-
Cem-
This morning
half of I’.UJ.
The first home grown watermelons
were brought in on Saturday by Cato
Hav, colored, and found ready sale.
Hr. L H Shuck of Cberaw came* to
town on Tuesday to direct the placing
of a monument on the grave ot his
wife.
Chester gs\e the Confederate Vet
ers ns a glorious wrier me last week.
N<xt\rar’s reunion w ill be held a
Spartanburg.
.Jllsr*** Susie Ihtnbar of Meyer’s M ill,
trade Johnson of Ellen ton and
ty Hooton of Olar are attending the
Wofford College Summer School.
Clci'k W, Gilmore Simms went to
Charleston Tuesday to attend the com-
meneement of the Citadel Academy,
from which his son Harold graduates
Little Helen Taft, daughter of Mr.
8 W. and Mrs. Uora Hutto, died on
Jitnr 12th and was laid to rest on
day following In the Friendship
etery.
Thursday last wai one of the pleas
antest days of leafy June. The weather
clerk held up the rain largesse and Ur.
B. F. Htorne of Blackvide gave us a
sunshine call.
On petition of the county nfti ;1«1»
and with approval of the Iswters
Judge Ernest Gary has directed that
nojuMes be . drawn for the summer
term of Bamberg conrt.
Farmer John M Easterling 1* *0
well pleased with his tine oat crop that
he witl plant *50 acres next Fall Nexr
week he makes n dying trip to Florida
to look after tome surplus investments.
Judge F. 8 . Owens of Baldock w-hs
In town on Monday. In the U> year*
that he has been a Notary I’ublic be
has married over sixry couples, and
a* Magistrate continues ready to tie
the Indissoluble knot.
He comes to see ns only once a year
and h*a chII* ere tbo-e of a busy man
Who know« the value of time, but he
always leave* with us a record that
'"keeps steadily bright for a twelve
mouth. We write of Mr. William
Thomson of Munin.
A larger than the usual midi-timmer
sale day attendance U >-xpe< ted for
next Monday. Many willeo.neto the
prohibition meeting, some to partici
|mte, other* to see w hat shall ho done .
It w ill be a sort of glorious fourth cav
too. ar.d a rest after the laying by of
the corn crop.
How about the turnip crop?
Will the merchants of tho several
tow ns of the county have to import
< m for their gardenless customers?
t is not a day ton soon to begin tbe
eparation of the land for tho inta
bags, seven top, globe, cow born and.
above all, the white egg.
Sheriff Creei h received last week
from the N'ew York police good pic
ture* of the two horrlblv bad t'bina
men wanted iu New York (or the aw
ful murder of Elsie Slgel. the twenty
\e*r old grand daughter of Major
General Kraz/. Sigd of tne Union
Army in the war between the States.
On motion of James E. l>avis Fxj .
at Hampton Court la*t week, Judge
Ernest Gary ordered that the trial ot
W. 11 Hughes, colored, who killed
Clerk of Court W. B. Causey las:
April, be transferred to Bamberg
CoiinTv. Hughe* will have to remain
in the t’yuiteniiary until the Fall term.
October.
The many Barnwell comity friend*
of Capi. J. A. i h**sereau are shocked
and saddened bv the news of his death.
At tho recent memorial observance at
Jtivers’ Bridge he was apparently in
perfect health, with thecletr hope of
many years ot happy and useful life.
He was one of the best county eom-
tuissiooeia Barnwell ever trad.
A* many farmers do not take any
county paper and imyst depend on their
neighbor* for new* of coming events
the non taxeia should be ;n’<i of tbe
FarmPTH 1 Institute to be held at Barn
well on the 20th in^t.
One more lonesome prophet of pros
perity Iih* spoken. Hi* name i* Ar
mour and he i* high in the meat bu*i-
nesa. He probably speak* of bis own
business, knowing little of and caring
less for the condition of the meat buy
er*.
Governor Joe Brown of Georgia has
made a good hoginniag Saimday lie
walked to the eaoitol to bo inangnra-
ti-d, wearing a jeans suit. When he
began tiis Governor work on Monday
hU first act was to hang up a long-
handled country gourd.
Mr. A. !>avl*on of tho Augusta
Herald spent several da\s in town la-t
week, making friend* for himself and
his good paper, Incidentally lie proven
himself a first cla*s before breakfast
disciple of Isaac Walton, and geoer-
onsly divided his catch with Tna lT:o-
Fi.k
The annual protracted meeti'-g at
Joyce Branch Baptist church will be
gin on the becond sundae In July* The
pastor, Kev K. M. Hauser, will be
assisted by Rov, L. B. White, I’arka-
villc, 8. C.
II. I*. Anderson.
Church Clerk.
The farmer who shall rai»e this year
mors sweet potatoes than ids homo
folks can use or Id* town neighbors
buy may tlnd a good market in the
mill towns of the .state, provided lie
starts sirnn enough to inquiring and
arranging. 1 n any event he will find
tite surplus to be excellent food for
hog*, cattle and work stock.
Jimt-without complaint
lie served in tbe Legislature in '77
and for several years afterward. Hi*
lir*t, wife wa* a daughter of Gen. Wade
Hampton, lie was.a soldier without
fear, a citiren without reproaeh. When
knighthood wa* in H over there wa*
no grander soul than' that of John
Haskett.
CALL FORA MKKTIX G.
OX 8.M.K PAY IN JII.Y.
All of the w liite Pemocrati evoters of
Barnwell County, who are oppo.ycd
to the Xhiniuy Dispensary System, are
requested to meet, in the Court Haase
at Barnwell at tioeu on Monday the
5ih day ol July, the same being sale
day, *tor the purpose of effecting a
Countv Organization, u> make prepa
ration for the ot the campaign
against said idispensary system, which
election will be held on the 17ih day cd
August next
By instructions of Democratic Vo
ter* of Wiilistoti Tnwnn.-ddp.
K. M. Mixson,
Secty.
Tll^B UT£N8IL8 JIE1tD*U IN
; ciHifiiroi :
AgnUb ebahtei or earth*nw*r« re»-
•els are better than tin or Iron. Wood
en spoon* are bettw than metal, uni***
pwlblv silver, if ml cloth atralnort
.should be preferred to wire one*. D
It I* neceasarAto nac metal, be a* qnlek
as possible, ami do not leare 1 it
s(>oon in a kettle of cooked fruit.
Ola«* top are best. Pint one*
are more economical for the onlluarv
familr. The le*s leGering tlicre i* in
a bottie thdrasler W is mTfftrieatr.
Btibher ring* sliouH be new ei erv
year. Ther berlline poroo* and hrittlp
and the sugar In one Jar <.f fruit will
usually cost a* much ** a down ring*
Dtp tUem l« l ot water before putting
en bottle, hut do not altow them tin
*i*nd In It The fruit should be fresh.
Ilrm ami uot over ripe. Remove well
-atni"artt-
good I v section out with any moldy
spot —Mrs W. X. IDitt, in Raleigh.
(N. C ) Progressive Farmer.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF
THt BANK OF WILLISTON.
located at Williston. S C . at the close
of business .I une 221(I TWH.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts
Overdralts
Furniture and Fixtures
Due froftt Batik* atid Trust
Companies
t •urrrm-y
Silver and other Coin
Total
LI A BIMTIEH.
71. LIT.10
2."> 25
«j:;7 ir>
t< 4t0 77
1.000 tK!
527 27
t'2,obi c I
FARMERS’ l N!<>\.
State Organ /.or M. A. Mah-ifTev will
tiold meeting* at the following times
snti plsees lor the purpose ot organi
zing local Unions:
Allendale, Friday, July 2nd.
Pleasant Hill, Tuesday, .lulv tith.
Columbia School llouft 1 . Wednesday
July Tilt.
Appleton, Thursday, July Nth.
Miliettevillc. Friday, July !>th.
Baldoek, Saturday, July I0:li.
A full atteudanee at each appoint
ment U eat neatl y desired.
Capital Ptoek Paid in
Surplu* Fund
Undivided Profit*, le*s Cur
rent Ex ponses and Takes Paid
Individual Deposit* subject to
Check
Saving* Deposit*
Time CertiiieateH of Di posit
Casnier’a Checks
25 000 00
;> o; .o uo
:c
.‘)'J f»t t t>5
til”*' s 0
1 .laiti 00
i )."> 0 i
S2,:iu7 si
O^ 1 THE 3VEOST
Mo
Md
rutnl
State of South Catolinn. )
County of Barnwell '
Before infs ennte W, E. Prorhro
Ca-hier of tbeahffve named bank, who
being duly sworn, says that the above
and foregoing statement is a true con
dition of said he.nK. a* fdiovku by the
book* of said blink.
YV. E Prothtc,
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 2Sth dav of .) one 1000.
T. P. Mitclull, (L S.)
Notary Public
Correct Attest
A. M. Kennedy,
J. E. Kennedy, J- Directors.
G A. Kennedy
VOW
m
Congressman J, O Patterson ha*
been invited to address the fifth annual
convention of the Savannah Valley A**
eoeiatlon Clubs at Augusta. July 7th
on -‘The Farmers’ Interest In National
Legislation.”
The barbecue dinner on that occasion
Is to be a great feaat Fifty carcasses
have been engaged and accessories in
proportion. A full thousand pimple
are expected to attend.
~t—
We have learned all this year, -no.
better news than that given us by our
always cheerful neighbor. Mr. Perry
- -* AY i Pr1v-t.i. j you * ta tit .jciiy i.-
tlea la th». o|»er*fIoh of an up to Male
Z~ .Mt& century corn mill, from which
Barnwell people get their rlgiitl
ground and honestly tolled meal a
hominy. Since lost corn pulling time
he h*a ground scarcely 5 bushels of
Western corn. That Is a good sbow-
log for the sense o? eaters and llie'auc-''
a of coin growers.
Tomorrow will be scholarship t«d
itranee examination day at Barnwell
2 MORE DAYS.
And no more tor receiving copy for
the separate Prohibition ami Local
Option issues of this paper .
LAST CHANCE.
Next Monday will be the last dav
for the registration of voters tub.r to
the Dl*|>en*ary Prohibklon election ori
August 17th. Tite citizen unprovidet!
will) a registration certificate on tliat
election date will have no yote in de
ciding the- issue.
BANK NOTICE.
The Fourth ol July falling on Sun
day this year the ilrty following, Mon
day 5tti inst will he observed ns the
national bolldav, and the Bank of
Barnwell w ill be closed on tliat dav.
Person* having paner maturing that
day will please anticipate payment.
O. 'V. Manville.
Cashier.
GOOD NEWS
Mr. W. E Prothro, who has been
advertising 5 OtX) i-an* for sale s-nd* us
tlie good news that be iia* itad them
tilled with bean*. So no one can buy
empty van* from him. But. we sup
ivse, all tliat.want tender, toothsome
delicately lltvni<-d and absolutelv
whole*o:r.e beans can buy tliem Irotit
him as long a* Ills supply lasts.
Tuk Proct.K speak* now for two
dozen van*, w ith the intention of con
vincing some unknowing people that
the Garden of Eden used to encompass
the Willwinu country. Me don’t
know that Grand mother Eve ever ate
string bean*, hardly think she did for
if she had known their goodness her
appetite for apples would have never
affected Adam. -
v
H1I,DA LEADS.
The “Simms Literary Snooty” bad
their regular meeting Saui'tUy after
noon June 2 , >tb, at tile Hilda School
hnute. Mauv good recitation* were
delivered by the members of this So
ciety. Alao compositions were read
Q ilte a large crowd attended. We are
glad to see (diem come out, and show
that they ate interested in our work.
On- President having resigned some
time ago, at the last meeting we tir.imi-
moosly elected another, Mr. Anderson
Black'. We are all glad to have him
serve, and we feel as our work will be
on the move now .
The Society will have their next
meeting July ftlst
Program: A debate and recitations.
The query for debate : “Resolved tdiat
it is right for a man without children
to pay School tax.”
—wUh vo b«v e « large attendance ,
FARMERS’ 1 XsTlTU PE
A Farmers’ Institute will be held by
Clem-on College expert* at Barnwell
on July 20th. Lecture* will he given
by member* ot the a -rictiltural de
partment or of Urn experiment -■Utiosi :
The u*e of Fertilizers for cotton, corn,
and grain. Mr J. N. Harper, of the
station. The improvement of crop* by
seed selection, by Prof. D N. Barrow,
director ol the ;\gi icultural dt parrment.
Injmions Insect* and their Treatment,
by Mr. A F. C.viradi. entomolugUt of
tne station. Eradication of Toxa-
Fever l ick and It* Importance, bv
Dr. M R Power* profe*'Or of vet
erinary «cTeme. Rai-ing ami Feeding
St4>ck. Itv Dr. Enoch Barnett, vetetl-
nariali of tbe station. SoilFi'rtilitv, tyv
l>r. C. F. Goodrirk of the United
States department ol agriculture l'l*e
Inrpot tance of Educa'.ion to the Farm
er, hv I’rof W. S, Morri.-on, or Prof.
D. W. Daniel, of Clem*on Oollegi-
faculty.
SENSE OK SNA lv ES
That the *nake ha* a sixth sen-e. Iiy
which it find* it* mate in the wood*
wmi unerringly tr.ai * its prev. i* tin
tielief ol G. K. O'Reilly, for thirty
three years a special student of snakes
The seat of this sense of uiiection i*
supposed to he tne curious tot ken
tongue, which can have none of the
nsc* to which the tongue is usually
applied, but is it feeler and more, ami
i* incessantly darting about a* ihkL
snwke travel*. A lizard wa* seen to
come Irion beneath a house in the
woods, take a zigzag course, and di*
appear under a box ten feet away.
Two minutes later a black snake ap
peared, paw*< d over the lizard’s exact
course, keeping the tongue constantly
seeking the trail, and darting under
the box, quickly emerged wiih the
lizard in it* jaws. Many oilier oh*er
vations *eem to prove tliat the tip ot
the tongue is the guide.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDI ITON
OF
The Allendale Bank located at Al-
lamlale, S. at the uJuxC-tif huaiiifcEb
J une 22; d UM) 1 .).
RESOURCES.
*
Loi^fi* and I)i*cnimts.
2i,.;>8:s.bo
I »emaiiil f.uans
non**
Ovf rdratt*.
obh.S.')
Bunn* ar.d Stock* owned hy the
Bank.
non^
Banking IIou«e.
2 oty ot
Furniture and Fixture*
1.112 (.0
Oilier Real K-tate,
Hour
Due from Banks and Trust
t Companies,
] 1.212 0*
Cnriency,
SOU
(f *)|(1 ,
,‘.u
Silv<‘r and other Coin
5 28 S.5
l 'heek* and t 'ash 1 feni«,
DOl e
Exchauge* for the Clearing
House,
Total,
4.;,V1> 22
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Paid in.
C.on
Surplus Fund,
•2 I'M
Ludividcd Prnlil*. it's* t.’iir-
r-Mit Exiien.es anii Taxes l*ai<
2 1 !'.lb.i i
Due to Rank* and Trust CVni-
panies.
none
ISvi lend* Unpaid,
l-O.
Individ,ml Depui.it* Subject
tn ('heck.
::2,!i2( 11
Savings Depo-its
none
Demand Certificates of Depo-lt, none
1 ini* Certificates of Deposit
none
Ceititled < lierk*.
none
( ashier* Check*
none
Ni'te* and Bills Redisi-onntcd
none
Bill- P.ivab'p. lucindiug Cert
pate* fr>r Money Borrowed,
none
Total.
L! !'IS 2-2
STATE OF SOI TH < A Ro
UNA,/
County of Barnwell,
1
Before me came ('ha*’ B.
Fanner,
Cashier, of thu above named Bank,
who. being dulv sworn, say-
that the
SEEN IN THIS SECTION ,
IN MANY A DAY
' V st9«3>f«8k$*3v? -TitpxSiSigrsySi®: • StfiftSvsxMSn?' ab
1 Just Received at WHITTLE’S Stables. BlackviHe, %
-jr ,— ^
S. C. trom the Leading Stock Farms of . • • West. J
S'S^'Sziiai' •*.•' ••S'&f'S fAUtWiia .» A**r«-4«!®vS)®(Si®
I know Mules and therefore invite .the calls of all who
believe in the blue blooded stock that can be depended. o n
jor beim; healthy, hard)', vjuiek in motion, willing to work
and able too, the sort that keep plow hands busy an
make good crops sure.
Having more tirst class stock food than my own places
will require 1 otler •
PEKIZINE HHY.
Nothing equals that as a healthy summer stock food-
I can spare K0 tons extra tine, well cured and kept, at
only $18 per ton.
1 have other things te talk and tell my friends and the
maf t>uF4io-afx}ut stock, implements and farming- dor
protit and pleasure.
Come to see me, and you’ll be only sorry that you have
not gone earlier and oftener to tirst headquarters at’
. DENTIST,
farBwcUr- - - It
OF FICK HOV1MI1
8.30 n. m. to 6 p,i
pcrwuiti living »«rnyt from
will plca*« m*k«' appointment,* hefeve
c<*M)'mg By so doing they win lie taw
uf InnncdlaM; »erVicc fitid avoid die*
a ppwl fitment*; — 1—
T. B. ELLIS, JR.
Sl'RVEVIK AND TERRACISC, '
A postal card addreBeed to
mo at Lyndhurst, S. C. will
*
receive prompt attention.
DR.J.H.E.jVIILHOUS,
DKNTIST,
BT.Af KVTLLK. 8. C.
Onicc* day8 Thursday, Fri^
daN and Saturday.
• H* , W
Well ('(jiiipjted ortice.
Operathmis made as pain-
Iorb as consistent with 8afety
I'riees reasonable. Term*
cash,
LMDS FOR SALE.
tf. -
Now is the time to buy. Lands will
never he cheaper, nntl *ttre to InereaMT
in value.
BUY NOW.
Land Township,
btlMO*
J. D. Whittle's,
Blackville> - - - S.
55S Aore*, Illuh
Barnwell County,
One hall In cultivation
y j Jt T1 fl, • ; - *■ .
Two inflei from Snelllnf Station o*
Attantli*. Coa«t Line Railroud.
Building* and improvementa.
A bargain in tbU place.
Term* eaHj.
fill) Aero*. Building* and improves
menu. Jix) acre* in euHtvfttton, 309
acre* in woodtan<I, _
Tliieo milo* trom Snelllng Station.
A.O. L. K. Four uillct from Dun*
burton A . G. L.
Term* ea*v.
c-
TRAIN
A iUNNKL.
(\twle Tunnel i* a mile iiml a half
long, through a mountain in Western
NorUi Carolina between Asheville ami
Mnrp.y Ycstenlav week ju.t after
Ihe passenger train had passed safely
tlirougli a pick up train entered and
many tons of earth fell from the roof,
burying the engine, tender and front
ear* The engineer and fireman ea-
oapod by quick jumping and running.
The others on the nain were in Die ca
boose. out of danger. It will take
several weeks to open the tunnel.
VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE:
WO acre? of land, 7b0 acres cleared in high state of cultivation, good dwelling,
70 tenant home*, barns and srable*. lies near ScigHngvitle. S. <’.
BN acres extra line land, d'eii acres cleared, modern dwelling of beauty in de-
*ign. together with Id other beautiful residences lying in corporate limit* of
Blackvilh*, S <’, one of the best farms in the county,
7-50 acres only one mile from Fairfax, 8. (’. fine farm mid limber lands, with
necessary out buildings.
Full desciiptions w ith price and terms on application.
J T. O’Neal,
Real K-tato Agent,
Bamberg, 8
C,
'M
and
HU wife o«me in the office,
Bright and euang:
She vteltod a while,
Then naked for money.
Plenty of Note and Letter Heada,
envelope and Spring Stationery, all
good, arxss Fsorui PBumtsr.
JULY JURORS.
VeFnfiif weMc^tit juror* wirre
drawn on Monday:
Allendale—w T All. N D l.nadhndt,
B F Loadhott. W K Onoge, L W Googe,.
Bahtoc—J Si Siophenson, R B Kearae.
Barnwell—W D HarUog, L K Miles,
Bennett Spring*—\V A Mever.
‘ TmicItvllTir-AT"IT iMUreaxter,'" J 'f7
Uuist. II K Johnson.
Bull Fond—F J Zeigler.
Four Mile—U L McKIheny. F M
Youngblood.
George* Greek—W H Hutto. Jr, M
L Col I to*, J G Still, W H Black.
Great CypreM—J F Creech, J A
Jenkins Jr.
Red Oak-8 TnWne.
Rich Land—C L Harley,
J F Rountree
Rosemary—S W TrnttI Jr.
Sycamore—J F Wilkinson,
Hoover. T J Weekly.
Willistoo—A P Greene. C I. Wooley,
J L Weatherabee, B ¥ Teeplea, W A
Scott, L P WtUUnw,
A NIGHT RIDER’S RAID.
The worst night ’•idrrs arc calomel,
croton oil or aloe* nlll*. '.hev raid
your liod to rob v< n <>f re«t. Not so
with Dr. King * New Life Fills. They
never distress or inconvenience, but
always cleans^ the system. curing
Go'ila, Headache. Constipation, Ma
laria. 25c ar G. N, Burckhalter, R. 'A.
Deason Jc Go.
above and foregoing statement is a
hoie condition nf shH Bank, as sliown
hy the hook * of said hank.
( . B Farmer.
Sworn to and suhscrihed tiefore me,
this 2'th iUy of June IP,ill.
Joseph Erwin, Notary I’nhlie.
Soutii Gartdinn.
Corvoct-Attest.
F H . O-w aid )
K. II. Sam*. • 1 lirectors .
)
I thing
vvouit n
Marla, i> there a single goo
about th**p great wide liats the
are w earing?
Yes, .lohii, there i*. TV lien two
women meet they cant kiss each other
now.
JELLY
FROM EVAFORATED
AFPLKA.
P B Dicks,
* '
J Y
In our late little rounds up the coun
try, we sat one evening at a lovely tea
table,-imd'fwil to ray-i ng <iv«r-the tveRO-*-
tifitl and delicious apple .leily. The
lady of the mansion said : "it. ia made,
from evaporated apples bought out of
tite store. 1 had no green or fresh ap
plo* and could get none. I bought
one pound of evaporated apple*, rinsed
-tliem, putrthe<pima kettle t*>-b*rit~w4th-
an inch of water above them. When
they were don*, 1 sa: them away over
night, still with an inch of water above
them. I reiHisteiriy replenished the
wa’er. In the nforhing l strained the
stuff through a cloth, and, adding su
gar, boiled the juice down to this pret-
tv jelly The pale pink or amber is
the natural outcome; the bright rod i»
ylmply colored with a few dfops of the
fruit jntee you find at *<»da fountain*.
The oi’ie pound of evaporated apple*
made twice a* much jelly a* I would
hav« thought. To the pulp I added
lugar and some lemon peel and made
very; good Jam for every day ttto,”
Chronicle,
FICK LED SWEET 1’UPPERS.
U*e whiie green; cut oil the cap* of
the pod* scrape out the seed* ami leave
shell* in salted water for an hour.
< hop cabbage very fine, and to every
quart add one large onion, one table-
spootifui of salt, teaspoonful of ground
peuper. two taId.-spoonful wh:te mus
tard seed, tahlespoonfnl each of ground
cloves and cinnamon and one cupful
of sugar. Mix theso thoroughly.
Drain the peppers, then s-uti with the
mixture and replnrvr rtir rap*,- and
wrap with thread to ho.d them in
place Place in a *tone jar, cover witli
MONEY TO LEND
’c :ue prepared r.> t)eg< : iate lonn* on
iipro-.eil f irms f<'i five years, partial
ityments, iuU-ryrl o per cent on loan*.
Don't w r.ite, e' lue ami see us.
2m--J’* J. <). Patterson & Sou.
M’ATF. OF SOI I II CAROLINA,
Cocnty of Barnweli. .
In the Court of Common Fleas.
Henry B Cave, Plaintiff,
vs.
Washington |1anker«on, Henry Hnn-
keison. Rhodie tirecn, Josie Mix*on,j
I rtd Mixson, Lvelina Sander*, Mil-;
Imn M ixson J r ., Jacob M ixson, Isaac;
Mixson, |{o»n Mixson, Jinnet Mlx<on, !
snowraiu M ix-on, Oise.y Mixson. Min- ,
nie Mixson. Carrie Morris. Hattie i
Robert*, Moses M vet*, Rtifn* Hank*r- I
son, Rosanna Carter, Jontde Hanker-,
son, t hester H»nkerson, Sadie Han- i
COME AND SEE.
TWO OARS
of
NEW YEAR STOCK
A KENNEDY’S
Sale Stable?*,
WILLISTON, S. C,
Horses—I he Safe, Sound
Sort that it is a
drive or ride.
Mules—The
In qnltlyatlon, forty
d Timber. Barnwell
from Barnwell
2O0 Acres. ICO
acres in Wood and
Township, five mile*
Court House.
New Kraldencc and other building
In good conditiona.
Term* easy. ,
100 A<‘re* In Barnwell Town^Wp,,
House* and Improvement*, Four miles
h-om Barnwell Court House.
200 acre* in curtly at Kin balance ter
wood and timber.
Term* easy.
100 Acre* Three mile* from RarnwaH
Com t House. 100 acre* in cultivation
balance in Timber and Wood.
Terms easy’.
50 Acre* thtee m’lea from Barn wort
Court House. llou*«e* and imtirove.
menu. -"0 acres in cultiyatlon balaoow
in Wood and Timber.
Term* ea*y.
5,000 Acre* al*o In one tract of FlM,
Cypreg*. Poplar, Ath and other baid
woods."' —
Good and convenient Rkllroad faelft
tie*.
Come and *ee theoe propei lle*.
L G. Patterson A 8©n.
Land For
pleasure to
tough
g°
ahead edass that keep the
kerson, Garfield llankvr»mi and Ella j plowman busy and make
Hankerson, Defendants. j ’ J
paying ciops.
"v selected l>y Q.
no
SEND TOLU DAUGHTER TO
-CLIFFORD SEMINARY-
Suuimons for Relief (Con; plaint
set veil i
To the I>efendant*:
You are hereby Summoned ar.d re
quired to answer the e.impVint in tlii*
Keti"n whicti i* filed
Girt k f>f the Crnirl of
for the ssid County in Barnweli in
said State, and to serve a copy of tour
answer to the said complaint on the
subs* rihera at tlu-ir office in the tow n
Rcrsonal
A. Kenned), who k
ill the office of the ' yyjiat RaniWell, Aikefl.
f t omtium Pleas ‘
hurg county
now?
and
220 acres good farming land tw*
mile* North Town Willuton, well Im
proved. six room dwelling, barn, am
ide* and two tenant houae* on the plan*,
well good water, and creek* on "hotB
sides of the place, adjoining land* of
Mr Wats Mathews and others.
Title good, terms ea«y .
HU’* acres good farming land, alt WW-*
der cultivation half mile from cor
porate limits town of Blnekville ad
joining lands of the late Mr. Henry W.
ilair. Title* good, terms ea*y.
House and lot in town of Blacknll*
on the North side of ft. K Aye. 4 roft«*
dwelling, dining room and gitchen,
barn. ..table* and one hou*e on tb#
premises. Title* good and term* easy.
For further information apply to
11. F. Bulat, Agt.
Barnwell, 8.1).
C. F. CilbouD, P. M. Buclliigiaft
Wb. McSA * ,
Orange
want. Prices all
itronut viasoiar u.u*l a few *Ut*s. rincra in. uicir omce in me low I)
strong- v4ueo<ar,.aU4l- tet ^ * »‘f Dnrnwf IT 8omh raroffna; wltWh
weeks, when they will he reavly for tlliv , nftcr lht , svrvit .’ hercof ,
A v .a 1 a i t »a»f 1 1 a aa alaxet A f gi a • V* nna.a-t.aaa a
right.
peoph*
For Refined Home Liftq intllvldual
attention, constant personal contact
with (hijjnred Teachers, Full Musi
cal. Academic, aod Collegiate Course*.
PntcKB Low. Numbers Limited.
Climate unsurpassed. Building Cbm
fortable. Pure Spring wafer, cold and
hot. Electric light*, Excellent system
of Sewerage. Fine Sanitation
‘2fit.li Annual 8e**ion Begin* Sept.
26. ’09
For Catalogue apply to
Rev. B.G. Clifford. D. D.
Union, 8, C.
X —— -c-- W
exclusive of the day of such service;
and if you fail to answer Hie com
plaint within the time aforesaid, the!
plalntin in this action will apply to
the Court for .‘he relief demanded in
—t~ctnrcumptalnt; *<“*s*—«.—-
J. O. P.itteradn A Son.
Plainvifi'’* Attorney*.
Dated Oct. 14ib. IXfi.
* To the Defendant*,. Kufu* Hanker-
son. Jonnle llankt rscq), Chester lian-
kerxon and (iarfiehl Hankerson:
TAKE NOTICE, Tliat the Com
plaint in this action, together with tne
auinniou*. of * Mi h the foregoing 1* a
copy, wa* filed In the office of the
Clera of the Conrt of Common Plea*
for Barnwell County, State t>f South
Carolina, on tha 20:h day of October,
100b. ,
J. O. Patteraoo A Eon.
Plaiutitr* Attorney!,
W I M H KUC CoI.IHiK
SCHOLA R8H IP and'ENTRANCE
examination.
The examination fiir the award of
vacant ?*<dioland»lpH in Winthrop Col-
lego, aud itir JtdjiMiaiau-jQL. He ts,
students will be held at the County
Court House on Frida** July 2 at »a
m. Applicant* niiiiit bn'Mit le*a th
fifteen tear* of age WJHHf
ships are vacant after July J
bo awarded to those making
e*t average at this examine
vlded they meet the condl'.fnfu*
nlng the award. Appiica
ngholargblo* eboulrt write to P
Johnton before the exaiplnatiou
Scholarship examination ntknka, '
-Scholarship* are worth $100 and free
tuition. The next eesulou will open
September 15., 105. Fur
formation gad ca
for
lurtber to*
ddreu fm.
Calhoun & Co.
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