The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 08, 1909, Image 4
Barnwell People
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Th« chain gang U at Healing Spiing«
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J. B. Harte.r. J. B. Morna,
Clerk. Supr.
1IAKICUNY' iXJMiE NO . A. F. M.
.1 rranlarvommunkutkm of ll.-.nnon.v
laidet Nri l7. A. F. M. eill be hrld
ki Xiuonic Tt-inplr or. TTumwTaf
July •'diku Vktitiag kreth-
rtu are conliallj uvllag Jo jkllfiJii- „
Uniter Hagixxi. W. Ht? ’
II. P. An<lcrao«. 8rr.
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•’Good farin containing <;5I acrea
near HattleviMe for eale, «-m»y tenn*.
Write II. M Graham. Attorney, Bam
berg. 8. C.”
FOR SALK CHEAP.
Second hand McCormick Mower and
Rake, both in good condition.
Apply to George H. Rate*.
— Barnwell, S. C.
THK SUMMER VACATION.
We wiah anr friend* going to moun-
tajn or aea aide rcaorta all tka. enjoy
ment and health improvement de>ired
and anticioated. We can Hart you on
the right programme to alwaya look aa
If Jnat out of the band box. and ho win
th« greater reepoct of other traveler*,
hotel keeper* and waittra. Buy of uc
A xaritK. actr caok or •
—Our line ef theae g »oda la dry size
Our price* aa alwaya under a IT.
Kasterling Patteraon Company,
Barnwell, S. (N
Hilda Bu^ineaa
United St ate*
Poat office money order* are now be
Ing aold at Hilda. S. C, commenced on
July the firat 1909, perfectly safe,
II. C. Hutto,
I’oslmaater.
MEAT FOR SALK.
Ifme Raiaed, Cured by approved
me metbod.
Apply to J. A. Mever.
Meyer’a Mill, S. C,
Time U money. The way P» aav»-
both i« to have yoair watch and clock
repairing done hy J. R. Harrison,
liarnweil’ii up to date gold and allver
antith.
Hava Cotton Gin a Repaired now for
the ginning aeaaon at
UOWAUIVS SHOPS.
Blackvlllfe, 8. C.
Court will conim»nc«next Monday.
Solicitor By rne* la In town thU week
Crop newa on Monday waa al) de
apondeut.
The Supervisor* of Regi«trnt!on had
a hu«tling huay time on Monday.
Mr. Willie SnelHng of Lowell, Fla.
U on a bleared visit to Barnwell rela
live* and friend*.
*
The Rank of Barnwell, paid out on
the l»t ita customary aeml-aunual
dividend of & per cent ou its capital
stock of $80,(100.
Thk t'xoM.R printers had on Mondax
their first holiday since New Year.
Can auv othsr steady workers in tln-
cmit.ty boast such a record?
Rev. It J. Woodward will preach in
the Barnwell Baptist Church on Wed
neaday evening of next week, at 8:!'»
o’clock.
a
On Monday Mr*. J.C. Hogg and lit
tle aon John Henry went d<>w n to vi*lt
fojr a few weeks relative* .and friend.-
In Charleston and taie of Palma.
Senator George H Hates w ill be one
of ihe. speaker* at the educational cam
paign meetings to be held this Hum
iner. one in ea«h county in the State.
A. L). Bovlspm. charge<l with the
murder of Cleveland Fanning neir
tVililaton some week* ago, wa» brough!
from Aiken to the Barnwell jail on
Saturday.
Householders caring for better meat*
ban the be*t western packer* can
sugar cure are referred to the adver
tisement of Mr. J, A. Meyer at head ol
this column.
The families of Hon. J. O. Patterson
and Messrs 8 B. Kfoecly and J. O.
Patterson, .fr went to Sullivan’s Islam;
on Thitritdav for a month's cottage life
by the sea side.
The family of Judge Robert Aldrich
I* at their summer home at Saluda, N
C. and w lli remain among the glorious
mountains until Ih* Indian Summer
calls them back to Barnwell.
There will lie preaching at Old Co
lumhia school house next Sunday
(second) instead of fourth. Everybody
come.
W. G. Biitton,
K*w formi* picnic. - : r
^ Our New ForestRuirday School baa.
Iiel plenlu anil be. given on Frldar.
July 6th. Brery |)ody an* fcordlaliy :
Invited to attend and partake with us
In What we look forward and hop« to
bo a day of soul at gathering.
Come puc, Come ?
• M. N. A.
THE BEST PLACE.
The elder* of journalism and the
young hustlers of tue newspaper bnsl
Ntws are ehfovlng The annual meeting
of the State Pres* Association In
Greenvlljewh't* week. , We wl»h them
the timeT.T theirlives, but we arts too
busy to take the outing with them.
Besides, with cntitaloupes and water-
meTbns “fiprtrtrrgr gxrttenv - htsh - with
»u(>erhe*t vegetable^, plenty of country
made xuukitgcftalrs. play pijje*. ti;|
Hems. Iiurham tobacco and mocking
bird serenades Barnwell is good
enough for us.
$4 OOO LOSS.
And not a cent of Insurance. That
was the harthturk of Private R^JJ
Walker on the 23nd ult. when his
cajiacions and complete gtnnctv and
saw mill were hurried. The Arc started
while people were at dinner and when
discovered had made such headway
that it could not be checked. The
plant was one of tiie best In the county,
consisting of system gin. press, saw
mill, stock feed mill and famous corn
mill, together with the many thing*
that ve n*naliy stored in gin hottsc*
The buildings and machinery had all
been overhauled last year and were In
complete readiness for the tall work.
The In** is great, not only to the te-
soureeful and resomte Private but to
the entire community w Uich had pat
ronized the Walker Gin and Mill for
\ ears.
IN LOYIHQ 319 IH}t Bit A NO&
T lLfttJe M a riot? T.ffwii Johnson, wolf
chilti of Mr. and Mr*. M. T. Jobn*oh
of Kllenton. 8. C-. dejuifted this
life on June 35th, likjS, aged 1 year
and S months.' HOW (ad, o»f, how very
sad to give up this bright liftTo darling
at such an iutcrOstlng age, but God’s
will is always best and we must hum
bly submit. Ifear, heart broken brother
and sister, we have the sweetest ron-
soltion that could be offered in
know log that, although our ,b»by has
(low 11 from our loving arm*, his pre
cious little *oul has entered a far inorg
hcaiuiful home (Iian we couid ever
give and the pathway is open, the gate
stand* ajar, and we, too, may enter anti
again dwell with him in happiness ntid
bit**, where there is no parting.
“Hate in the aym* of Jenna,
ffaTeoTnn* pwefitl bread, -
There by love o’er shaded.
Hweetlv his sou I (Iih II re-t. ”
Yes, this httle flower budded Oh
earth is now beautitully blooming in
Heaven and may the rich jirointse* of
our Heavenly Fatter w hich are *0 Sure
ever comfort and console these dear be
reaved heiim U the sincere prayer of
an affectionate Aunt.
Olar. 8. 0., June 58, 190D V
MANY CAN HI DATES.
Twenty four of them, all young,
bright, handsome and nmbliious, were
In the Court House on Thursday.
Font teen of them, far the best of
the two doxen desire to hecomo >Vin-
throp Jewels and Hood the entrance
and scholarship examination*.
Of the ten tad* seven long for Clem
*on opport mitles and three wish to
complete their life work training in
the College of Charleston.
a hoxk caxniwa outVit r
PAYi
* Ww have owned * catuwr about five
yrar* and have hart/stfeoew canning
all kind* of fruits and berries that wo
had and beana, pea* (Held and garden.)
okra, beet* and tomatoes. The work
is easily done, can be done partly hy
childutojurd after the crops are most
ly laid by. -
When canning be careful to fill the
Cana full and pnlformly. Tomatoes
are the principal thing we can for
market. In canning, don’t n*e any
water aa a filler. Just use good to-
niitoe*, tm the can. cap *nd process 4')
minute*, and the tomstne* w ill make
juice enough to till the can,
Anv one who will follow the direc
tion* *ent w ith the c*mier need not be
THIRD WEEK JURORS.
Far the week beginning July 2Kth
tbe following petit jurors wrere drawn :
Allendale—M Sharfsin, H A Luzar.
Bah!«a;—J il flut'diin?,
Barnwell—I A Tobin. W .1 Lemon,
O H Best. Jr.r B 41 (;w>e, EA W heeler,
K H Richardson, R A Green,
Blackville—E F BoyGton.
Four Mile—J C Mun«. T A Gretn.
George* Creek—Tobias Black. G W
C*rn>!!, B B Baxley, \V 11 Zizzctt, J
G Hutto, J \V Joiner.
Great Cypress—J C Fields, II B
Cave, J E Gibson.
Rosemary—S J Powell, J K Hair, J
I? Givens, W A Hair
Sycamore-G W Deer, U W Jenny,
J \V Main.
Willl-ton—O N Courtney, B O Sfan-
•ell.CH Bates, Q A Kennedy, H A
Bolen, 11 K Anderson, J B Kitching*.
GOOD EATING,
W-e had a new experience on Satur
day, Canner J. \V. Newton, colored of
knelling in Weeping wUh hi* previous
promise, car.ie in and settled hi* sub
scription account, paying partly in
canned snap pcs* and the remainder
n Heo silver. He ha* made a good
reputation for scrupulous neatness in
hi* cannery, in January last he
sold to merchants a full thousand cans
if tomatoey, which ail users pronoun
CTtniTowL Laver be wiii bring.
us specimens of all hi* good*.
A* one fiiould practice what he
preaches we express our ready wil
lingoes* to take a wagon load of al
right canned goods in payment of sub
sciiptiun dues. Next.
AN HONORED YIHITOR.
We mentioned briefly last week the
visit anti mission (d Rev. Dr. Lewi< 11
-thuck, of Chvraw. the elder brother of
the late Mr. John H. chuck While
here he was the gue«t of hi* life long
friend Mr. A. P. Manvllle.
In hi* early manhood and ministry
Dr. chuck was a resident of Barnwell,
and p**tor of the Baptist Church for
some six years, up to 1809. when he
went sway by acceptance of a call to a
Alder field, While here In the young
lays in connection with Rev. P> F. D.
Perry he conducted a high grade fe
male seminary. For a time they were
‘also connected with the editorial de
partmout of the Barnwell Sentinel.
Dr. Shuck cnnducte I the weekly
prayer meeting In the Baptist cUutIi
on Wednesday evening ot last weak.
(July a few of hi* former parishioners
were ('resent but they and - their chi! -
tlren and^he successors of those to
whom lie so well ministered two score
vears ago were sincerely glad to see
that though je«i* are graying ids good
head they have not weakened the
• trength of hi* br^in nor chilled the
warmth uf hi* devoted heart.
orre year wtrd don’t dread any CQUlpo-
tRiort of-the large factories, for when
hand packed good* are once uaed they
are alwavs sought. We use No. '2 can*,
and. they can be u*ed more than once
by tneJtlog the solder or cutting She
caps and nut cutting the can*. Cana
are se cheap this year it w ill hardly
p»v to Mother with saving old nan*.
Wc expect to nan 6,000 or 7,000 jrfins
thi* year, and find that It pays much
better than working *0 much to make
( ;ntton If any one expect* to market
His cnnneuf giuada.. lie will Want good,
nice label* which cost $1 &0 per 1.IXK)
—J. L, Duckworth, in Raleigh (N. C.)
Progresshe Farmer.
Mr WITH NEW TOOLS MB NEW
• • • . ; ^ ^ 1 ' v..^ ' ' V _
Will guarantee no better Work can be done fiom any shop
we can do. Only regular -Apprentice Machinist work. ___
Avoid these Jacklegs scattered near the country at we
work to do over. Give It to tie at Bret, and save money.
Home of our ipeclaltlea:—
Antomoblle Repairing, Reborinjg Cy
new Piston Rings, new Platons, and anything of that kind made bare
Onr same old line a* when we were here before; Steam Eoginee, Bollere, Cot
ton Gins, Grist Mills, Saw Mills. Etc. " ,
Headquarters for Gasoline Engine Work, as we have an expert on tame.
- jLVi.iU? SSSrftrnSrTO«.1S-
past favors,.and soliciting thelr'Tuturt Patronagw.
You re Fatthfixllr
\ftsss
BLACKVILLE MACHINE SHOPS-
Blackville, S. C.
TO CAN BEANS,
(lioiue and F*r;r. )
Two gallon* beans snapped.
quart* of Water, one
ne tesctip of sugar,
drop In tbe beau*
mirtUt.es. Pack jar*,
mixture and *eal When
three
pint of vinegar.
Boil the mixture
and boil thirty
cover with water
you go to
A pleasant Monday event was our
meeting Mr. Emory Stringfellmv,
whose good look* anil cheerful ejArlt*
show that he I* happy and prosperous
and many friended at his far South
home, Alachua, Fla.
Twelve prisoner* are in jail, five to
be tried for murder. Be*l<le* Quitman
Johnson and Ferdinand Grubb* will
be brought fiom the Penitential y. It
U thought that ft will take well Into
the second week to clear the jail.
Timely and forceful is the ndvertise-
fnent of the Howard Shops. Black ville.
They are master mechanician*, with a
long and growing high reputation to
their credit. If you own or operate
fnachinerv they are the men for you.
Of all the good letter* that were re
ceived last week one not intended for
wubHcation was personatly beat ijl-_
praelated. lt came from Mr. H, H
I>elk and proved the goodness 'of bis
heart and Ijte yprlghtiicss of his hand.
’ (Jut of alght out nf nrind” does not
ap.ilr to ah good a man a* Mr. W F,.
Beaf-itiger of Fairfax III* combina
tion of gmid deed and kind word on
Haturday put us in happv mood for the
sane enjoy went of Uucle Sam’s birth-
• -3 jjr. — ^
Mr. jump* H. ^atreaster ha* been ap
ilnted a rti'crpberof the Boaid-of Com-
(••toudrs of state /tnd County elec-
»na to ATI Che Y«fflntcyc*tt*ert by the
»'of Jtr; Hv 4?. Dick*, who
lUs'tulUu i railroad position in At*
Unta-
Thie odk(iln!r AdVoea.' Hr. S A. Jen-
tins till* 11* that Was the only »ur*
ror M Hip- cpiw^mhy .present at thtf
nUdi'i^te WbuiiToA la Chester, and
oAly two adi’viVi.r* of the Regi
ment a'thohg fhe Idtfr hundred gather*
dd there. • . .
TUe .World will net rood look fipb*)’
A FALL GARDEN
The man or woman who exercise*
little forethought am! a sufficient
amount of nu^cle force can have sonic
good things from the vegetable garden
everv day In the year. 1 put that
statement In black anil white because
I know it to he so from my own ox
perienee. I was not raised on a farm
and have never pulled a bell cord over
* mule, but from childhood the gar
den ha* been as popular at my home a*
«he flower yard. 1 have liked rihe'rx
erd*e of preparing the soil, planting
the seeds and working the young
I'lant*. mid there is to me a constant
and increasing pleasure in gathering
fresh vegetable* and small truit* to
make fny own table look like living
and share the surplus with neighbor*
and friend* who are too busy to gar
den or whose energies work on other
line*.
I have learned what I know about
gardening from reading book* and
farm papers and then putting these
theories to the ten of the try rule. I
think the best investment of a dollar
gardener can make is in buying I’rof.
New man’* book . A* he has planted at
Glemsoti College and Atlanta hi* teach
ings do not make a close lit to our soil
and season*, but a littfl* common sense
ami experience will adjust hi* ideas to
our need* and circumstance*.
What I write is baced on and backed
hy my experience, and while I don’t
claim to be an expert I give these fact*
with Hie hope that they may lie of
benefit to other*.
Second crop Irish potatoes are hard
to raise, but they are worth all the
time and trouble nqulr-ed to make
them. Thi* month i* the time to make
ready the land and plant them. Good
preparation of the soil is half the bat
tie. Have the land thoroughly and
deeply broken by plow or spade. Lay
off deep furrows. Get tbe small pota
toes out of tbe patch from which
vou are now eating. Don’t let the sun
shine on them any length of time
I’lant them whole in the furrow, Acovee
Mvo or three inches deep and walk on
them so that the ground above them
will be firm. After they come up
work the aoil Into the furrow until it
l# full, then cultivate ou a TeveU
I am also planting lohiato seed, and
lima beans for fall use. They will do
wvdl If gfvyn a- good showing I haye
tried putting out tomato cutting*, but
with poor success. If the top of the
ground around them get* dry before
they take root they die a* quickly a* if
Hie cutworm had circled them. The
lima beans planted now on good land
■will bear until frost. The. bunoh va
riety bear* quicker than the rutrolng,
but I plant both.
I’ll not plant more string beans
COMMENCING THE CAMPAIGN.
In pursuance t<> a call made by Hie
Centra!! ommittee to the sub Commit
Lee* through out the county, a mass
meeting of those interested in the anti-
dispensary movement convened at
Barnwell C. IL, July 5, at PJ m.
All the voting precinct* in the county
were represented except one, a* fol
lows :
Allendale—W F Googe, C M E len-
field.'J.ohn O Walker,.! L Carlton
Baldock — N M Walker.
Barnwell—F H CteecU. Wm McNab,
M I, Creech. A P Manville, J M Eas
terling, J H Armstrong.
Bennett Springs—C B Dunbar. C B
Ellis. J A Meyer, D P Key.
Blackville—Bryan Hair, tl W Boy]*,
ton. Double Poial, W II Hutto, W B
Carroll, Jacob Delk, C II Drik.
Fu'riax-J W Williams, Four Mille,
F M Youngblood.
Friendship—J Robert Ray.
K'ko—B Striugivllow, Axblev Stan-
sell, B K Drummond. L A Williams
Great t vpr»**—H O CreHoli. R W
Sander*, Dr. T. F Hogg, G C Best, J
A Jenkins,
Hercules—I, B Creech Jr, Levy
Creech, J O Hander*. F L Mill J A
1'ucker.
Hilda—A M Black. F I) Rowell. I II
Collin*, A D Hutto, Al L Collin*, A C
C'diius.
Spur Branch — li J II ur.
Sycamore No. 1 —V IV Afwnucl, C W
Manuel.
Svcamore No. II--J A Good son, J
A Vernon. W J Draper.
Tinker* Creek--T J Grubb.*, Chester
Kounedv.
SnelHng ■ S F. Moore.
Ulmer--E L Sander*. S W Eaves.
Williston - A M Kennedy, ft M
.Mix son.
Si loam—J IT Rate*.
I>unbarteu--U F Wc.;ther*bec.
After a few preliminary remarks hy
Frank H Creech, Chairman of the
central committee, the convention was
led in prayer by Rev. R. W. Sander*,
after which the convention entered in
to.regular buBiueas. _ .. .
First a committee uf five wasappoin-
ted consisting of W F Googe, Allen
dale; T J Grubbs, Rosemary; R I)
Row oil, Georges Creek ; (4 W Bo> l»fon,
Blackville; and F M Youngblood, Four
Mile, and this committors was author
ized to nominate a president for a per
manent, prohibition organization. Mr.
A. M. Kennedy of Williston was nam
ed by thi* committee, and was unani
mously elected by acclamation. Then
t e follow ingjgect enien were duly elec
ted to complete the officer* of tire or
ganization ;
R. M Mixson, l*t Vice Presideni; J.
M, Easteriing and Vice Preaidenl;
Harlan L. Creech, Secretary; Win.
McNab. Treasurer.
A Central Executive GoavmiUee was
elected consisting of Geo. H. Bate*.
Chairman, Frank H. Creech, A. P.
Manville. J. M. Easterling, ami C. A.
Best. Then an executive committee
man was named by the delegates from
each voting precinct with whom the
Secretary of the organization will com
municate and give a full plan a« to
how Co proceed with the local organi
zation. The committeemen uppoinled
are a> follow*:
Allendale, J L Carlton.
Unblock, W I Johns.
Bennett Springs, C B Dunbar.
BiauEvalfe* G W Bovlston.
HnlUPfwid, Dr Clarence Erwin.
Double Ponfl. W H Hutto.
Elko, B F Drummond .
^Friendship. J Robt Ray.
Fairfax, Allle* Loadbolt.
Hilda, Isaac Collins.
Hercules, JO Sander*.
Kline, Dr T F Hogg.
Spur Briiich, H J Hair.
Sycamore No I, TV C Manuel.
-SuuuuGjrfi Nil !JL_ J B ChUolm.
_ HneiLIng, S E Moore.
’J lnkcr* Creek, F O Garvin.
Ulmer, H W Kave*.
*Fnur Tomer.* *,< ....
Williston, R 3 Purvis. ?
Sfloam, W P Handers.
The executive committee will map
out an active campaign., Public Streak
ers will be inv ited, and R>eetings ar
ranged throughout the county.
The meeting aa- a - whole, .wA«...JujL-.
moniou*.. There were expressions of
teulinieffl froA. a number of (Tdeflates
use ibeo> drain off the water and soak
about an hour in cold water; drop lu
pot. with 1110.11 and cook two hours.
Would be glad for all tbe sisters who
can lie.ins to try tiii*, if only for one
quantity. Oi course, can all bean*
vvhile ; tender. •
SEE3 MOTHER GROW YOUNG.
“It would bn hard to overtake ITie
wonderful change in my mother since
-die began to u*o Electtic Birter*.
write* Mr*. W. I/i Gilrnt.rick of Dan-
forth, Me. “Although pa*’. 70 site
seems really to he growing young
agaiu. She suffered untold misery
from dyspepsia for 20 year*. At last
*he could neither eat, drink, nor ideep.
Doctor* gave her up ami all remedies
failed till Electric Bitters worked such
wonder* for her health.” ’i hey In
vlgorate all vital organ*, cure Liver
and kidney troubles, induce sleep, im
part strength ami appetite. Only Vk:
at G. N. Burckhalter, R A. Deason &
Co.
BEYOND
Shade of a Shadow
Of a Doubt
THE
TO PICKLE CU r - UMBKR9 -
Pick those that are amall and quick
of grow th, wash well, pour boiling
water over them wijh a little salt. Let
them stand twelve hours. Put them
into cold vinegar To a gallon of
vinegar put one tablespoon of pulver
ized alum and a teacup of salt. Let
them [finnin in thi* until your vine
gar I* full’ of cucumber*, then scald
the.pi in it *nd put them In new vine
gar. Red pepper* improve them.
— Home and Farm.
ANIGHT RIDER’S AlRD.
The worst night rider* are calomel,
croton oil or aloe* pill*, tliev raid
your bed to rob vou of rest. Nor, so
v, itb Dr. King'* New l ife Pill*. They
never di.-tre** or inconvenience, but
alwavs cleanse the system, curing
Co'd*, Headache, Constipation, Ma
hirl*. 25c *t 0 N. Burckhalter. R. A.
Deason it Co.
SEEN IN IS SECTION
IN MANY A DAY
BEST CM’ L0M
THE HOST
Just Received at WHITTLE’S Stables, Blackville,
S. C. from the Leading Stock Farms of the West. -
4®<«A«*3xS)®®<ex3><3^^
zoioxzcrzr^r
STATEMENT OF THE CONDI HON
OF
The Citizen* Bank located at Fair-,
fax, S. ('.., at the close of business June
2.1 id 1909.
RESOURCES.
Loan* and Discount*.
Demand Loans,
Overdraft*.
Bond* and Stocks owned by
Bank.
Banking House.
Furniture and Fixtures _
Otfier Real Estate,
Due from Banks and Trust
Companle*.
Currency,
Gold,
Silver and other Coin
Check* and Ca«h Item*,
Exchange* for the Clearing
House,
’28.710.76
650 35
629.24
576
35
7;lii oi
JJ.4;
1 know Mules and therefore invite the calls of all who
believe in the blue blooded stock that can be depended on
for being healthy, hardy, quick 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 offer
PEHUINE HHY.
Nothing; equals that as a healthy summer stock food.
I can spare 1 ^0 tons extra fine, well cured and kept, at
only $18 per ton.
1 have other things to talk and tell my friends and > the
general public about stock, implements and farming for
profit and pleasure. ‘ " "—
Come to see me, and you’ll be onl^ sorry that you- have
\
not gone earlier and oftener to tirst headquarters at
OF FlC® HOITRSt
8.30 a. m'. to'6 p.1
Pe$|on* living *w»y from
will pUMfetnukn appotntmM
coming. By »o.doing they wl|l |
of Immedlato narylco and arct&
appointmoou. - -v
T. B. ELLIS; JE0
SDKEfIKtfB
LANDS FOR SALE.
Now !■ the timo to buy,
heror be obeaper,' and lore to
in valae.
A postal card addrested
me at Lyndhurst, S. C. wttT M ^
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receive proiiipt attention, mou
Ma!
„ DENTIST, >b
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flLACKVILLE, S. C, . v>UBvft
Office days f Hiirsday, Fiftf*'
day and Saturday; • Jr
Well ejujpped office. , , “>T*70U
Operations made as pajnu
less as consistent with safet'/
Prifces icasonfible.'
j cash, 'Vn.fq
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*142 yfjf,
Acre*, Rich Land To«rn*bffe>W
Barnwell Coupty,. • . . ..
One half In ctilUratlon
ifeodland. , -
Two mile* from aoelll
Atlantic Coaat Line
Building* and improvemoot^.
A bargain id thi* place. ’ ****
Tom*oe.y.- V , - hrtw *
flOO Aorf*.
menu.
acre* in woodland,
i b £rwr,»?isr&
barton A . C. L.
Terms ea«y.
200 Xcfea. in enltfvittoa,
acres In Wood and Timber. Barn* *
Township, live ifctlee from
Uourt House, ... » ♦. • * ■ • %
New Residence and other butltH’igmwiT <
In good condUlona. ift i« .
•** .. .,i gdi
Barnwell TnwnaF'pquf''
House* and lagrovoMotfe Foot
wood amUirober. ‘ •
Terms easy. » .
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BUY NOW;
orn». itultdinga aitd,1japrovM , <'
860 acres In cnltiTatlon, DhfT
Total,
LIABILITIES,
in.
;t7.:w'.i.;56
S bOO.
Gapital Stock 1’aid
Sur|)lu* F’und,
Undivided I’mtU*, loss Cur
rent Expenses and Taxes Paid 1 ,“51,
Due to Bank* and Trust Com
panies,
Dividend* Unpaid.
Individual Deposits Subject
to Check. 2d,l■’>! A,
Saving* Deposit* 1,175 69
Demand Certificate* of Deposit,
I'imo Certificate* of Deposit ii00
Certified OlTeok*,
Ca-hiers Clicck* 25
Nutes ‘ind Bin* Rediscounted 5,000
Bill* I’avable, including Cer
tificates for Money Borrowed.
fotal. 37.:Wt.li6
STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA,)
County of Barnwell, I
Before me came S. B. Taliev,
Cashier, of the above named Bank,
who, being duly sworn, say* that the
above and foregoing statement is a
true condition of said Bank, a* shown
by tbe books of said bank.
S. B Talley.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
thi* 28th day of June 1909.
■i, F. Ligbtsay, ( L S .)
Nutary^Uublic. S. C.
J. D. Whittle’s,
Blackville, - - - S.
Term* easj
400 icre* In.
« nir ~
460 Acre* Three mil** from ;
Term* eiwy.
Aero* three mile* from Ranaweir* U
60 Acre* throe mile* from B*n»«Alxi
Court H<mi*o> HougM, opd imhrdvts,
menu. acre* Ip quHIraHoa bOlao^ v
ln.JF,
Term* ea*. _ .
, ; ■ . ’» •. • V’ • • » tWlIT*
5,090 A ere* *1m la ono.tr*«( pf Tlm<
Cyprej|*. Poplar, Alh ofrifl utbef baHb,., r:
wood*. -.
Good and convenient Railroad fa nr"*
Ho*. . - •butt
Come a nd *e« Uteew^roportloa. . <r«nh
SoB, . saT
iasapa
m
Correct-A riegt
F. M. Young,
W. E. Harter.
' T6». Nbr^obtf
Director*.
"^"^^Lwho manifested a determination to co
til next month. Lhpy. will dQ .bettef 4 ,h« ntlrpr memhera thn
thin thran -now
Later on I will put in more beet* and
lettuce for winter use.
? omitted" rayffi£ that second, crop
Iriah potatoes win keep perfectly In
the ground all winter. For eating l
conri ler them twitfe a* good as first
crop potatoes. - .
Keep thi garden busy growing aome-
tiling lies I ye* grata. TfiYfllyS are bet
ter thali'aothifli. Enough for today.
( FopUll'AlrfflkU*.
operate with the other qiembura of the
organization in ordter ter promote tpe
cauio of prohibition and to gain a
complete victory on the I7tl| day of
Augu*t.
We furthermore tnyfte every citizen
of Ifaruwell ceunty to cast ^bu ballot
for pronibitlon ou the 17'.h day of Au
gust, in order to gave pureelvc*. f roln
the odium of being partie* U» the ce-
faridtU liquor truffle.
U. L. Creecii, A. M. ifeniiddy,
Hetty. *UX. 'tftHM.
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Tlic valuable lands of the
late J. Ten itM Smith of Wil
VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
900 acres of land, 700 acres cleared in high state of cultivation, good dwelling,
20 tenant house*, barns and stables, He* near Seiglingville, 6. C.
40S acres extra line land, 396 acre* cleared, modern dwelling of beauty in de
sign, together with 10 other beautiful residences lying in corporate limits of
Blackville, S. C, one of the beat farms in the county.
709 acre* only one mile from Fairfax, 8. C. fine farm and timber lands, with
necessary out buildings.
Lapd For Sal«,
#0 acre* good farming hMtd
mllea North Town,.WRUrteD.' wall f*a-~ . ^
proved, s|x room dwelling, boro, f-ha-
Ules and two tenant houaespo th*ph.>»A -
well good water, nnd creeks on botR,
t sides of. the placo, .adjqiajng lands bfR**
Mr, Wats Mathews and otbera. n»w
’Hie good, tornia Siaf: : -
SO'jf acrey gopd farming land, nil nijvuol
i dej cpUlvrtion half mfle from fer-^dT
porate limits town of Illockyllle adi&w
joining land* of the.lata Mr. Henry W.„
figlr. Title* good, term* ea*y. . -
House and lot In fcown, of - BlMkvft* - '
on the North side of R,.R * ro-ost' 1 ’
dwelling, dining
bar%. stable* and
premise#. Title* good.
For further iofor
room
out
.On xb/W
Eull de*oiipUon* with price and terra* on application.
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H. F. Br
B*rn«
ly to
■Tv^M
O’Neal.
Real Estate Agent,
Bambcfg, S. C,
[{. F. CaltMi; t. % littiH*;
Vn. lesa n
SI
MONEY TO LEND*
Wears prepared to pegotlate loan*' on
improyed fauns for flvo ywtrs. partial
payments, interest 8 per cent on loan*.
Don’t write, come and see us.
' ~J.Of Fatseraon 4i Sou* .
iiston,"‘ devihcTT Tiim ttf - ^t-kg*of charleoTQN*
Connie MuxweU Orphanage,
are now offered for sale up
on liberal term*;.
For particulars apply
eftfref to Dr. W. Cheeter
Smith, Williston, or Orlando
Sheppard, Edgefield, or A.
T. tfaraiaon, Orcpuwo'Gd*.
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University of SoMI UaioIiM.
Calhoun &
1785'.
19*79.
12bth year begina October 1.'
Aotrancc exittninat&ns will be beVd
at thw .CeOuty Uenrt House on Friday,
July at 9 a ra. AH candidate* fpf
admission pan co.pipvte iaOctober for
vacant Boyce scholaryhip*. which nay
*160 a year. Gfne free tuition icholar-
*^1p fo each cootitr of South UfroITna.
Board and lurnished room* in Dormi
tory, $UJ. v TtilUon, $49.
For catalogue addre.M
' Hatrnion K'amlolp^ '
^ehoote of Arts,, Science,’
Edilwrtidft,
ing/and GnidiiAte Studies.
Ten different cdiirscslead-1
ing to the degrees .of A; B.;|
and B. S. College feies,
ahTfighfriegv B6i
pet mouth. Tuition remit-1
ted ifr spechil cages'.
Forty two scholarships 1
6ach worth $100 in cash and]
free tuition. -
z For catalogue addfess;
s, c. mipeu, mm.- .
CulumbuhlO;
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