The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 30, 1909, Image 4
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T^« Barnwell People.
TnUMOAT. SKFtKMBitR JO. IfOO.
batm er tumcMmox.
In AdT«Bc«, per Aaauai
Oa Tina
S»nm cotton wld ip Barawcll U*t |
»f«it for « fraction over 10 oaata. Th« |
uma Aar «oom mIO a fraetloo fcolow U
canu. Tha rwuK.n waa that tt*« aheap
cotton waa pinned whan owt, (lie »Upl« '
waa oat and made a had aampte, while
the dry cotton waa all right.
Wet cotton la unlit for apport, aa
after hemp cotnpreaaad and put in i | n
The
old mill
week.
J- B. Harter,
ClarA.
poop will he at the llychea
io Mooinrllla Towoebip tide
J. B. Home,
8upr.
HARMONY LOfMiB HO.. A. F. M.
'A reautarcommanlcotloo of Harmony
Lodf* Ke. 17, A. F. M. Will >*> held
4<i Maeooto. Teatpl* oc TUumUj-
loafer auih 8 o’ch«cV TWling
Vrethran are eonliaUy invited to attend
f Potter
H. F, Aataraaa. Sec.
® Lodge No IA KufarMa Pnblas wl
be bald at their Hall <>n Friday nigh
at m o'idock. A fall attendance la
reqaeeted. By enter ef
WiLUAN E. Mr.N.\B,0.0.
Wm. Mclf AH. A. R.A 8.
“Good fans coatai«4og AM acme
near Uottlearllle for aal«. eoay term*.
W rite H. M. Graham. ACUHroey, Batu-
her*. N. C «
G*T WELL AT HOMK.
Dyapepala nod oil chronic alhnenta
euccraafully treated by tuaii, by a Re
tired t'hcaieian who haa been coring
people for more than P0 rear*.
Thouaaada hara been cured. Why
oot youf
Write today for free tjueatlon blank
to l»r. Braoteer, Kichuiond, Va.
US.
cows, cows, cows.
A few nice, gentle, Jeraey milk cow*
for (ale.
Brigham Reed, Rlko, 8. C.
Ajt^a It la pretty aura to be more or
(era damaged before reaching trana-
Atlantlc mllte. So the American niU*
can dictate the price of wet. gin cot
cotton. They lionght lari week wK
cotton over ten deliara a ched^ef Dug
exporter* paid for dry cotton. By
their hurry to gin and aril farmer*
around Barnwell V>at over ten dollaca
a bate. The total I ok* here waa aeverai
hundred dollar*.
The Stanford, Ky.. Inb rlor Journal
of tltrHat In-t. brought u* the hew-a
of the marriage of our faireat add
aweeteat friend af the Blue Graaa
State. lit*« Koae Ounn Sandidge to
Mr. l.nke Carpenter, both of Uu«tnn-
lie, Ky, MUa Komi apent aeverai
MR. W. T. HARI.KY.
In the death on the 2t*t Inat of Mr.
W. T Harley, aged rj year#, of Syca
more, the County haa loat a good »nd
true citiean. hUuommnnity a mam her
wtapae example and inBuenca were all
uplifting and hi* family and frfauda
one wlm found ht* hlgheat happinaga
their nnaeltteh eervtce : without a
fear lie ha* paaard through the xallay
Figi
vialtlng hor grand father, Capt Dunn,
and by her jieraoual beauty and rare
accoinp’lKhmenta won tlie high regard
of all ao fortunate a* to know her.
Tux Paort-u wi*he* for lier nnd the
fortunate huaband of her choice all the
happluea* and good fortuim that an
r t»onny a hrlde and so worthy a bene
dict deaerve. *
SKKD RYE FOR SAf.K.
Barnwell County raiaed; the
that never fail* or disappoints.
C. N. BorckhalUr, Barnwell, 8.
kind
■ . ea- ■. . w .
How about the turnip patch, and the
fall garden?
Three fourths of 1P09 will be gone at
thU midnight. *
Examination for Teacher*’ Cerrifl-
oates will be held at Barnwell tomor
row.
Julian Calhoun of Spartanhun;
vUited the Hatuwell home on Sunday
and Monday.
Stenographer K. A. Brown U atten
ding Aiken court this week. Me will
!>e there four weeks.
Treasurer ArmaCrong i* the busieat
tnsti In town. pre|«arlng f«»r the ex
(•rdltlona and correct collection of
taxes.
Auditor D. If. Wiae of Aiken, repro-
senthig the < rmipfroller General., wa*
here yesterday at the anna! settlement
with the County t4f!rlal*.
A call by and chat with Mr W. H
Creech of Glar made a Friday quarter
hour bright thmigh ctouda from the.
Korth east darkened the sky.
A Lodge of knlghu of Pythias. No
IHt. with 2N chartnr member*, will he
Inetltuted at Kliu* tonight by Part
Grand Chancellor Cliarie* Carroll
Mmm*, assisted by Barnwell Lodge
No. 1«.
Prof. I. N. Bellinger, before the
aeoMdou of lUaiherg county School
Caunmis*loner of this county spent
several days this week in Barnwell,
ami found that his friends have not
forgotten him.
Capt 8. M. Key came up from Col
leton last week on his regular annual
visit to old tiuse friends. He U alwavs
srelcowte wherever he goes, «ud the
only fault hi* friend* rtnd with M«
ytsita is they are too quickly over.
Motnlay next will be sale day. The
extra term of the Court of Common
Fleas, for the trial nf civil oauees. will
connnmon ou that date and continue
two waeks. Special Judge W B.
Gruber of Walterboro will preside.
Mr. <£. A. KeHandy wa* in town on
Monday and again proved Ms friend
ship tor Thu Pmvrt.*. which l« fully
reciprocated. In company with l>r
J. Lateis Sml'h and Mr. B. M. Smith
inee. fruui-
ago.- the
of the shadow into the light oternal
bevond. Ilia body wa* laid to re«t in
Mt. Arnon church yard. Rev. H. Ik
Brown conducting the funeral service*.
MR. W. B. BURCK1IALTKR.
Mr. W. B. BnrckhaUer departed this
life on the 22nd Inst, at hi* home In
Fairfax aged 34 year*. After funeral
service* conducted by Her. Mr. Grose-
close hi* body wa* laid to rest in the
iwnieurv at Bethlehem church. Hel*
survived by Ilia devoted wife, twn lit
tle loving children, his sorrowing
father and three affectionate sister#,
who In their great bereavement have
multitude of friends. He has been
called away in the summer of his years
from the companionship of those be
so truly dearly loved, but he ha* loft
memories tnat shall he cherished In
their faithful hearts of the good son.
the loving liuwhand, the affectionate
father and true friend who has entered
into rest.
AT KUJCNTOX.
About flftv 'tarmers attended the
meeting on Milurdav of the Four Mile
Agriraltural SJIub. Wheat from the
sowing to the eating was the subject of
thought and talk. Speeche* were
made by 8tate ("ommUidooer of Agri
culture K. J. Wataon, Beerotary J . kl.
Rice of the Audubon (bird protecting)
8ociety,and Prof*. Ira W. Williams
and A. G. Smith of the government
agricultural service. Col. Wataon
gathered fact* to show that three
thousand acre* w i i be sown iu wheat
In the Savannah Vally.
October 7th and 8th the lime Tobio’a
Emporium the pla«e lo see, select and
secure the prettied creations offered in
the State.
PROPERTY AND TAXES.
Gapt J. Swiff Halford of the CounM
Auditor's office has accommodatingly
given ns a surementof property value*
in (hi* county and the tax burden
thereon:
(u the county there are60.->,3®9 acres,
valued at (i 8*1,15o, hating (J.Dfti
buildings, valued at f*lt073.
In towmitbere are l.88i lot*, valued
at 9l6 r >,4tfl, w ith 1M)7 buildings, valued
at *42u,ti75
Heal estate charged to railroads,
seed houses Ac. are valued at 127,179.
The tatal amounts of real and per
sonal property are as follows :
FAMNUM ACNJUrmED.
The drat suit brought by the Stale
against alleged grafter* a infer aha
State dispensary experiment ended In
CofombU on Saturday In the acquittal
of Jame* 8. Farnutu of Chartoeton, in
dicted for bribery.
The Jury excused its verdict upon
the grounds that the State had not
tuade proof beyond a reasonable doubt
and a rafasal to accept at full value
the evidence of Wy lie and Samuel*, the
two witnesses who had turned State’s
evidence. It wa* proved that money
hail beau passed from Karnum through
Samuel* to Wylie, but the Jury held
that it might have passed In ronrse of
business and It was not proved to have
beeo corruptly used.
The trial of John Black charged with
accepting a bribe, wa* eei fu* yester
day. All other dl*pen«arv graft cam*
frert bbntlnMad V> the next term.
Gen. Lyon may have anoth* r fry at
a later term againstFarnutn on an In.
dlclmeut iu a different case fur bribery.
AND NOW
‘ nrR mtAPTo^rrtrRss *•
has many obstructions, bnc none so
desperate as poor health. Suc.tes* lo
day demands health, but Electric Bit
ter* is the greatest health builder the
world has ever known. It compels
perfect action of stomach, liver, kid
ney«, bowels, purities and enriches the
blood, and tone* and invigorate* the
whole system. Vigorous body and
ke«*n brain follow their u*e. Yon can’t,
afford to Might Electric Bitters If
weak, run-down or sickly. Only 50c.
Guaranteed by C. N. iturckhalter and
K. A. Deason A Co.
AttentioN FarmerS!
A NEW ENEMY.
Senator (ienirge II. Rates will he at
least a bu-hel short of hi* |>ecan ex
pectations at gathering time. A new
em-ntv has attacked one of hi* prettiest
tries and ruined the crop. Last Spring
he noticed small black spots on the
nut* hot paid no attention to them
l,ater he discovered that the nuta had
censed growing and were lietngcovered
w ith whitish colonies of small Insect*.
He scut some of the fruit to Mr. Berk
man of Jugusta, from w hom he had
bought the trees. Mr Kcrkinan replied
that the “recall Scale” had dene the
damage, but that spraying with (lie
Bordeaux Mixture when the treea are
In bud In the Spring and a nmiple of
times later would kill the Beale* and
aave the nut*.
Senator Rate* report* that inlschlev-
oua rats are spoiling a fl ne and favorite
oak tree near hi* barn, by gnawing the
’bark from tl*e limb*
The oak waa one planted by Col.
Joseph It Allen before the war on
the wood lot'on which tie ex|H»cted i©
IfUHd a m age id cent residence.
Country Property
$2 J 84.280.
Town
877, IK*.
K. K. Realty
27,175.
Personal Property
*.084 V.»6
Total Property
f 5 813,630
Amt. faxes on same
tTn.MW.O'.l.
” 8peclal 8ebool
11.005,20.
•• Poll Tax
4 IWti
” 1 fog Capitation
1 186.50.
Total Taxes
$86.4M,SS.
Divide*! as follow*:
State PuriK»»es
$30 620 as.
Ordinary County
IS S!>3 V4
Speidal *'
7.260.30
Road Tax Blankvlltel
Barnwell, Willistott. |
4.1S5 71.
School PuriHises
:t4 T 85.
Total
IIHlf.LEADS IDE m
WE HAVE FOR SALE.
3,000 Bushels of Bancroft Oats,
Oats,
_ X Car Load of .'Buggies,
2 Cars of Bagging,
IVe have bought in targe quantities ana
can sett cheap.
We also have a few good horses and
mules on hand that we will sell cheap.
The da^es^pr the <J|>ening at Tohlo'*
Kuu<orluni of Fall and Winter Mil
Mnerjr and Dres* GimhI^Thoradav and
Friday, October 7th and 8rh.
ABOI T WHEAT.
We had a pleasant chat with Capt.
M.O. Wsllof Dunbarton on Friday.
After discussing other matter* w«
beguiled him into talking about wlieat.
To use an old expre-sion f.'apt Vt *l| is
“as good a* wlieat at tqe miU” and
what lies*** is so. Here is the sub
stance of w bat he said :
According to the old I Mitch sign
wlieat should he sown during (he dark
of the moon in October or November
Helect for planting the highest and
drye-< land you have, oo top of a hill
as It w ill lie likelier to escape rust there
than on low. d*t or bottom Und. If
ton ran plant wherepe*# hate grown
tM« tear. Cotton seed has always been
considered a first Ha-* fertili/.er for
wlieat and all small grain.
To prevent smut dissolve blue stone
In * tnb or barrel of water until the
water Is a good blnq i-olor. Tut the
seed wheat In the hlu^ stone water over
night and e-. morning take
r* 1 an,1 reased. J»v’^'“'r
ho * ,r •u r -t ’u Ins
k t k 4 -
' '
I had
olifle seed
- o.
OPENING ATGLAR.
Tuesday and Wednesday, October
ftth and 8th.
Mv Milliner has just returned from
the North, where she purchased one of
the largest am) beat selected stuck* of
f.*dle* Hats and MilHuerv Goods ever
brought to.thi* Biate,
A thousand word* of advertisement
could not do justice to the choicene**,
completeness snd cheapne** of mv
inagniflccnt stocks 'I’hey must he
seen to be appreciated and the l.adie*
of Bamlierg and Barnwell Counttea are
cordially invited to come on the above
named date*.
O. F. R rer.
w Olar. S. O.
I am buying good Bound
Cotton Seed and paying
more for them than the Oil
Mills do. Communicate
with me before selling your
seed.
ALFRED ALDRICH.
COUNTY TEACHERS EXAMINA
TION,
Tbe attention of the school teacher*
in Barnwell county is hereby called to
*n ext ract I tom a ietter or State Super
intendent of Education, J. E • swear
ingen. umler date of September Mth,
which read* as follows;
“At it* meeting. September 7th, the
State Board of Education appointed
Friday..October 1st, as the day for the
next regular teachers examination
Kindly advertise this date in your
county papers. In order that every
prospective applicant may have due
notice of the time,”
Examination* will be held on the
following branches: Physio log? and
II vglene. Civic* and Current Events.
United States History, English Gram-
in*r and Composition, Arithmetic.
Algebra, Geography and Pedagogy.
Prospective applicant* are hereby
notified th.tt the examination will
commence promptly at V 30 a. in. Fri
day October 1st VAfi
Horace J. Crouch.
Superintendent of Education of
Barnwell County,
(* 16-31.)
no
f
CENTENNIAL OF THE DISCI
PLES OF CHRIST.
Sept. 7th, INK) a pamrdilet of .76 oage*
was published at Wa«hiiigfon I’a , .in-
der the title of ‘*A Declaration and
Address ” The Seceder Presbyterian
Minister who wrote It war an Irish
immigrant of marked scholai ship,
pietv and grace, whose name, Thomas
Campbell, Indicate* that before he wa*
an Irishman he wa* a Scotchman. It
was a plea for the reunion of all
churches bv a reUiru to the doctrines,
ordinance* and life of the A|iostoltr
church. It called for the abolition of
all creed* and confession* nf faith as
test* of fellow ship, and the reinstate
ment of the Word of God, and partieu-
larlv the scripture* of the New Testa
ment. as the united churches’ only
Aldrich olV'M and practice It plead
lUoon.yuent 0 f B || human
altatinum* tihrUt
ww »• * orKei
r*
*' 7; v
MASTER’ SSAIK.
Sta*e of South Carolina, )
County of Barnwell. J
Court of Common Plea*.
Alfred Aldrich, as Executor of the
will of Mr*. M.A Aldrich, deceased.
•% Plaintiljj
against
Rosa Aldrich, et, al.,
Defendants.
By virtue of a decretal order to me
directed In the above entitled cause 1
will sell at Barnwell, In front of the
court house, on Monday. October 4th ,
IhO’i, it being sale dav In said month,
w lihiu the lexal houra of sale, the fol
lowi'.g described real properly:
All that tract, piece or parcel of land
situate, lying ami being In the State
and County aforesaid, containing fifty
two (52) acre- more or lews, and boun
ded ou the North by land* of Mr*
Bonham. South Ea»t by lauds of Mr*.
AiUvrv«rtnine ra^of Ot. i«hds of I/eroy
as. H
rtwml, fepuMfei*
Brother Farmers:
For more than forty years the farmers oi
the South have been going to the dear school of e\j>eri-
oiiec. Against odds and conditions harder than the wor Id
has ever known they have learned slowly but all the more
surely that true and genuine agricultural prosperity is io
be gained only through diversified farming.
We have, at our own expense, clothed the world and
enriched the cotton manufacturers and merchants of the
East and West. But a
BETTER DAY DAWNS for us. Let us waste
time in seizing the golden opportunity.
We know now that the soil, seasons and land freeness
of our section of the State give the counties of Barnwell,
Bamberg, Aiken and Orangeburg advantages for the prof
Stable growing of small grains surpassing those of any
othei quarter of the United States.
Let us make our section the Egypt, the granary of the
South, thereby best utilizing our labor supply, most surely
and safely and cheaply increasing the productiveness ot
our lands and having money bringing crops for sale all the
year round.
The Whittle Seed Oats, Bancroft and Appier varieties,
are all right. They suit our section, arc immune against
disease and when given a square deal never fail to reward
the up to date farmer many fold.
Secure your seed now and get ready for a long advance
toward financial independence and prosperity.
j. d. whittle:.
W1LUMT0N, -
Ofltea over Mnk of WI
*«■ mcuv« cailo la i
T17sines|
. AIISIIET AT Uf.
MAI? PDBL1C,
BLACKVILLE, 8. 0
/ * — "■ ■ WN
T.B. ELLIS*.
SCIVETTK II
xptwurssx
me at Lyndhurst, S. Cl* wi!%
receive prompt attention.
DR, J. H. E.MILH0U&
DKNTIST,
BLACK VILLI, 8. C.
Office days Tthipsday* Fri*.
dav and Saturday^ •
Well cqnipped office.
Operations made as pain*
lesM as consistent with safety
Prices reasonable^ Term*
cash.
UMS FOR SALE.
Now I* the time to buy, L»ud* wt!(
never he cheaper, and (are u> fecrexea
In value.
BUY NOW.
Land Towoahtp,
fcftltnc*
BLACK Y1LLE,
South C/Auolina.
GIN HOUSE INSURANCE
Old Time Ordinary and System Gins Insured.
I am prepared to insure during the coming ginning season Ordinary
and System Gins, run Hiber by steam, water power or by gasoline.
Policies written in regular “Old Line Insurance
Company.’’
.•r any number of qionths, fiom. *
568 Acres, Rich
Barnwell Connty.
One half in ewitivafeioa
woodland.
Two mite* from HnHlfe^ Station
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, — —L_,_
Hnildiiig* and improvementa.
A bargain in this place.
Term* easy.
8“*t Acres. Buildings mkI Imfjove-
ments. 3tt0 acre* In cultlyatioia, K-%
acre* in woodland.- ^
Three miles from Snelling Station.
A. C. L. R. Four mile* from Duo*
burton A . C. L.
Term* easy.
•io© Acre*. 1«0 In ouUlrotlon, forty
acre* in Wood and I’lmbor. Barnwell
Township, rtve mile* {row Barnwell
Cntirt I louse.
New Residence and other bulldtnf
in goo«l cnndlliona.
Term* easy. —
400 Acre* in Bfrrwet! TownMlfR %
Ilonse* ard improvement*, Four mite*
from Barnwell Court Homb*.
20) acres in cultivation balance In,
wood and timber,
Term* easy.
400 Aorta Three ml lee from BarnwetL
Ciinrt House. 100 acres In cultivi '
balance in Timber and Weod.
Terms easy.
50 Acre* three m'toe from Barnwell,
Court House. House* and Improve,
menu. 30 acres In cultivation balauoo
In Wood and Timber.
Terms easy.
jo S
^ Stoatou**^*”
WV-Vnor of , S .
the power to suspend
»iH-
'"J L
- rri“‘Oil!Till l
|iiftv seres in
iboMii.jed ,,,,
mule* there e • ti l
T.l-T gD'iil
tain have so?*"*"
a new chuft -. • D'oidn C*i
KCC'MiuiiHlate MuToa-ii'i' rn:i^ro
gation, nti.l ti.eir lioer.il liunUs will •
complish the wot k.
The I)irectors nf the Batik of 1>I'fk
vitle adoptcil a rc»o! tt t ii; n I I'ori g in 1 '
combination 'd that, goi il t• > ■ t'• i ■ •
with o her strong hank- h* the Bank
of~We»iei n (Jnoltiuu—XuJd ainekhoi-
dersw.ll tinct next month ai d on
doubtedly approve tk'‘ merger.
That was a splemlhl implied eom. li
ment paid to " . 11 T tw n-t mi E-'l . hv
the bonding cnmprnv that was .surer ,
tor Inrmei eon tit) T easttieT l.anzinid
III ilatupton. it ht.lttied pilling M-
Hshilltv, but after Mr. T ■ wn-etid tep
resetitingfhe S ate. ha t audited toe
MuTounl*. tl»o inKiKiiniT uom}i.i«iy ut;u»T-
1 ally pHid ^ .0 D(^.l iiie uitunm*.‘t r»‘nt
of its liahi'ity, and without suit in the
con rts.
•The Southei n S'liool News” w'll
be the natne of an edu ational maga-
/.tne t<> he estah tslteil itt t olum'.u i,
with I’rof. W . II Jones as K.-Utor, I!
L. Forhe* a*si»tant and .M S duties
business manager It will he a 'ucet
and till a lutig 'el: want from the i i
lul uuiubiii. . I hi) pei>pneL;d il.e .'ad
assures that beiootl anv ami an (Toii*'i
anti the (icw teacher will be of groat
help to the educational progress <>•
(yveTyschonU Hr the at a tea* nr-
r-f; r gsr
^ I
tton Hi
/(iil.nettii e it. an
"Hhl©
ran tie
done
.netn 11
I ore t h i i-t mas. If they, the far
Y-. will getietalii' go t » planting
’"good -half el their I t *t lauds in -uial
• oi-T'
has the power
TAlta Jame. -"Jj* u, r,f liquor whenever bo dtems.
i: J Bti&ti.Z -kr 1 ree crowd was
*yy , i'*-r<la'/ for
Pub .fepnoyc /
r R r. T>. No
j gram < reps ?nc a‘»
I ran ; i /. • that I he p*o
I p!<■ will he eurtat !*'
| the pi iea ef eelt u)
| rc I!t - l ii > ky i o kef
! til: mug t V 1 i : IM. I; .
! gro . iu - lii v w ill i
Cl llg III 1st*’ I'-.
“ntee pj t it .fl
I net ie n ail ! tie
d ir'.t year,
will go abuv
lime, I n-.fa,
toward qp: c
U HS ili5
lii : t r rTeitTUi Tfnr tttrh ittafrr wi- the
vent t liuroh, Augusta, Mr. L
Me I tons Id of Iticiimond County,
and Mi-s Fioietice Jotmson of
g l * ,: '
j and W
J t h t i r count t v heme ne i r
m i y ii 11 ii well iimiitv 11
I >1 cl < m till c.ingi .il ulate a
Ad*
y tott
Urt..
Au
A I let a hi idal 11 ip to Ba I imore
l-lli ,gt Ul they- w ill tt Him to
igus'a Tue
4,Us of Mr
1 w i.-!i them
a'
l»ANI>
gUii.UdiLig.
FORI
-srs
^irf
T-
S,r wit» nrJ
no better
Appve'
)
)
IjL
.h »u a rati tee
dm only regular
, scattered
Avoid "o-c arousal !i'
doovet. 'Jirt
5,001) Acres also In one tract of PIlM.
Cypress, Poplar. Asb sad wlber ball
wood*. /_ .
Good and convenient KaUtoad facllV
tie*.
Come and tee throe propartlro.
.1. U. Palteraon i, tom. ~
, \
work t*>
vor the country a»
,. and save m»niA •
have
inns’
of tlieti
t V
Itiders,
Some of our special' " “ ^
.dit’.C
new
1’utim R'»2 U
new
I’lsiom"
\ut<>in‘
d aii> tltiog
Repair teg
i,t that ki
an
R, hot in g
| made here ^£D
Boiler*, Cot-
ZEATIEIR/
G-TT JkJilJh.JN TIUBl
Our same
(iius. Grist
l ron t.iu»,
IB ITGrGr
A»l
.„ we were
Mills, KAO.
,',in.* Kngioe
here
bofere
Steam K.n«<oe*.
Land For Sa)«.
luS acre* good farming land, fitoata
tbrro mite* north of tbe town of Barn
well on Western side of public rnfet
leading from Barnwell to UlockviHc.
One settlement on prroalaM and (noil
well water. Tltlea good and term*
ta«r,
F <^
V0S o( laud, s m,k *
uc and 2
ntb0 i\ huTcrY.
uul “ * i. “wir »8 hors*-
, ri a bl .h state lS weiU
, trom Aik"
■ cmkE locaht^,
Work, a*
have at' 0
Tvrked
t s c<’
our
hop*
then,, and (-sAmAing
of the m
hands loo
*ho ropes t-Yf
yg the u.
* -*o be
nod he eonvineed _ ',' r '.‘, k We n " atn
.;pert OU “ante.
,,1,1 customer*
for
7,0 ttna
Mill
11 * ‘ it ‘ ^
l.irtn di a h’^tt . e j an( l
can nakc you '4
snn-tbie r nce and
(i i >cil
rnis on . „ j.
u 1‘atlcrson t-Su.-
Barnwell, v
SWC
this property-
vea
ihetr
r’uuttc
Y o uTs
Rairottage-
te -y-t-i-te -f 1
v
H ELI’ WANTED.
WANTED —A few
Vvfif K Trrrfnr h rrRro
yiiic, S. C., apply to
more families to !
M-hUs- tii ij-l -tk-..
- • —G^-VV. Gtevjuc, Jr.. ....
W UliiHon. s O.
v CIRCUS COMING.
On SitunUy, Ootoiler 3o;li. Howe's
Imodon show* will exhibit at Barn-
y*t;ll. with 2. r )0 horse* and pomes, 40)
people. S') c owu*. a Militaty Band,
performing lions aud 'elephant*, an
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS. ^ -
all happine*'.
I. A>T WEEK ERIEN lm .
After our columns were full la“t
v.ck Mr, I D. Lee helpml hi! nur
malt ‘.\ it I: Kid. Oa). siit.-hiiie.
I, ist w eek’s iei-ie-i day iiad the very
pleasant eoiielu-ions <d ;t mes-age from
t ap'.. 'V T. ( ave ot O ar and an inter- j
1, h M r, S M . Laves of I diner, j
Mr.M it toe'v s made, a new
subscriber record on T lursdiy l y he-
i-nr ?no. hi'Ht ant<i.m»U;.i i«t> to cutU'.' .L'.,|
see us and he t'.mugh'litily brought j
lv;o vear“ welcome Wltli l|,iIII.
Ju-t as surel/ a* Ootoher eome* doc* |
Mi. f? F. Sei«e>-H»h ti* good turic. Me |
mean* it too, for hi* right deed and ]
kind words go together. That was ,
proven on iiiursday.
...•VVe.lcomp week end visitors wore j
clever Mr. W. P. Ofuie. Handsome M'a*-
ter Au.hrey_a:nl gymd j^iotcssor 1>.
. vuw
Ik'i’ore losimi; my
house in I'hlenton
elmsed henvily
'rptule.
Tlu
Butrin
hv
W;
1*01'
tire-
lire 1 j)ui'-
I lie Fall
Img'ry
[•tones fire
mg
w.
■a; - c ;
Blac*t- ... _ , *
As ha> been hi,* good, habit for years j
Mr. r. C. I’ender paid hi* regular and |
relied upon October call on Friday |
Toe Friday tiioroitig visit ®f Mr. C.
B. Bo> 1c* wn* too brief to satisfy us,
but the brightness that hs left will
keep him in pleasant leummbranee a
lull twelve inontbs.
KICKING MULES
are “no g > el.” b.»t I want
three gtKHl. gen lie mutes, not
hohl-
ine to mv coiitracls, and l
|fim i‘oreed to dispose Of them,
and will sell them to the liigli-
Ost bidder. —
I will be glad to see you at the
sale.
1 Mill sell, rain or shine.
L'VILt-E machine
Liberal adv.iiiees maTfi'*'.*•
prompt and tare
entrusted to us.
i 1 /
SWOPS.
ul a 11<
C. F. CaUioun,
’ >■* t-sniv
v^ur mil
p. s BMtlBt”'
IKisd.
iCalhdun &
; ‘J 1J East Bav St.
FURSE Si LAWTON,
Savannah, (ia.
C. F. mm
vcciden*
fcOBDr^T'.,
sell
the i
SAME OLD MAN. IN THE SAME OLD WAT.
BUT WITH NEW TOOLS AND NEW IDEAS.
Will guarantee no better Work can he done from any shop any where than
we can do. 'Only regular Appieunbw IfictiTutSt WPTt^.
Arrvtd T+rrsedsotftegs.soauro-ed-ovo* tluitouuXty.. as we, bay.fi_J0)OaJL^ot
work to do over. Glee It to u* at lirat, and save money.
Some of our s|»ccialtics
rsr Antoniobile Repairing, Reborlng Cvlindsrs,
new I'tston Rings, new Pistons, and anything of that kind made.here.
Vd. Icl
Calhoun
Our same old line as w he
ton e tKJlaw
iim
Ar y and all peraona liWebtart to the th .. ..
Satsi of Mr«. Kliaibeth Armstrong, kicking variety. I hej are kind at
9<1 are rennested lo make prompt ] buggy or wagon or any kind of mule
and all persona holding claim* j work, not afraid of an tom obi lex or
k L »ald estate will please pre : trains. Also, have fodder, bay and
tdu y attested. | corn for eale. _ >. ‘ ^
J. B. Arnijitrong, —aw **'»- ^.ftrUbata Becd,^,
AUwjj UMrofdf. *^1
L. D. BRABH
cuotgun
^reate j bis, ’bralna’
« Car Com-1 sho- ran
line a* when we were here before; Steam Engines, Boiler*. Cot*
Mills, Etc.
Louisville,
iged 72.
| him dying
i Id. .
w
/
• ne Engine Work, «* wc have an expert on same.
Vlltc convinced. Thankiormy old eu*tcmera
\elr E-uiirin Patronage. We remain, * ; l -.
' x 4fal»hf n 1 I Tj
tr^Be and
_ > n *frO IjtbOUiJ*-
for
A!
Live
INSUI