The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 02, 1909, Image 4
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A CRUEL CRIME. -
Mr. S. H. lUnkituon, who IlirM
»rruM rh« Aiken linv W«»t pf *w«-
mirjr Tuwniblp, Miafaloed * £ri*M l**4
-tatiSm
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la Advance, per Aafram .........$1.M
On Tin*............i...^........ddMC
on the 2Ut. ult by tf» burirta* *f nf tb *, <k ? th # tMr . » w, ft *?•
noeiwlUry of farm buihling# oontaln-
bk three mole*, twft boraea. Iwp cowa,
bayt.corn and (odder.
The chain gang U at the l.ong Pond
near Reedy Vranch Church thl- week.
T ^"^ / ^ B - “IS.
HARMONY LOIMJR NO.. A. F. M.
U retrolar oomiaunlMtlon of Urnoony
,Ko. 17, A. F. M. wm be heri
Thunxlsy
^ are onrtlially M%1ted to atteiiri.
k ot officen f«*r cnnulnit year will
HrPrAi
dm
Bailer Tlicoad. W.'Tf.
Acei ———
me recnlar meeting of Barnwti
l Lodjfe No W, Knightx of fytbla* wll
i held at their Hull on Friday nigh
n o’clock. A foil attendance is
reqneeted. By order of
WILLIAM K. McXAH, C. C.
Wm. McN.VB. K. R.A8.
AN OLD TIMER.
••Uncle Joe” O’Hannon, colored, 62
year, old and atill, barring tmcaxioual
twingee of rbeuaBatUm, capable to tfo
Igood work and wichont a lacy bone in
tin body, called to ***« ua .ome dave
ago. Yeara ago be waa our UUoful
preMinao, quilling the job to go and
Hr<l with bia children. Now he la
back In the old borne neighborhood.
Hia memory of old time* U clear, lie
rrtneuibora that tl»« court bouae an
tedatuig tbat boroed by
« large irauie building. Back
court bouae the treea were .o thick that
In ruid aumiMff
touched the earth-—Now only tw<
•ufvTta. ' one of
lie recollecta dixtluctly a prlae
aeventy yeart ago on the .pot
the Heel End »^»p* nr« now !>
The purae waa a hundred doHara,
uuh teat ante f«*r It Abram Saiidefa,
BANK NOTICE-
On December ist. 19C9, the
Dank of Harnvrell, in accof-Jancc
with resolution* adopted by its
BtockhoKicrjs. will go out of bust
ness as an active Hanking Insti
tution, and will turn over its as
sets and good will to its succes
aor, the Wank of Western Caro
ling, which, in turn, has assumed
its liabilities to depositors.
Checks and drafts drawn upon
the Wank of Barnwell will be paid
by the new Bank, ami the Bank
of Barnwell’s old customers wil
find that there will be no change,
cept in name; its old Officers
Directors hold similar posi-
s; its old Stockholders will be
c Stockholders of the Bank
estern Carolina.
The Wank ot Western Carolina
with a paid in capital of #400.000,
will afford increased banking fa
cilities to the communities it wil
serve, and be in position/ to otter
its DKl’OSITORS ma
gc* which a Bank with
capital and more li
lions could not fu
Depositors are/ requested to
leave their Bank Books to be
balanced at tht^end of November,
and to provide themselves with
new check books etc.
The Bank of Barnwell,
By P. M. Buckingham, President.
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’JOWBiCT LIFRt
A dispatch from Mr. Lmoy
ongbv to Mr G. V. llolatr mud
Porter oh tb« JRib * «tL
y, at bbr home neat Aroylla. Kla.
•r body Wat carried to lb» old Vlr*
i tonrr and laid to r**t/ b«»ida the
itna of her lovad oneygona bafore,
the cemetery at Fohlrk CbnrulK
near llonnt Vernon/ tb« blato.rkj
aanctuarv where the/llrat Prealdeot.
Ge>irge We»hli»gton/wor«hlppe«L ^
Her HIc In Uf every pertoa, aa
daughter, al-ter. wife, muther, friend
and Christian. Wa< In cnnaiant keep
ing "*1111 the /salted principle* ain|
i (It ala I bat In/e alwara .n nobly char-
auturlced ihy wwn»ankood of Virginia.
Sli« rlecpMin tho God’* Acre of the
church oC/whlcb >b« bad been a con-
rlrteiit /ember alnce her girlhood.
Helrer memory la held sacred Iff the
kindred
ttebtU.
■r. 1 " 1 "* 1
alosi nriidraiu.
NIOIIT
H, draft*, aterma
worked ae Might
spring*, Teno*
aft*i»
At lei
anm’.ndful of dempner*. draft*, *t<
oroold, W. J. AUtna
Watchmen, at Banner
Hueb espoKiir# pjave him a
that settled on hi* lung*. At »**t h*
to give up votk. **•¥
remedire but alt failed tPFSe giSsWteV
King’* New Dbmevery. “After mdng
one bottle” he write*. M wmt heck to
work a* well eeefrr Reeefe Cold*,
stubborn Oongha. ti.flnmed ihrnata and
**»re lung*. Hemorrhage*.-Oredp end
Whooping Onogh get quick relief arid
p(omptoure from .'bU glntiou* medi
cine. 80c. and $100. Trial bottle
free, guaranteed VfX'. N. Burckhaller
and R. A. Deaaon A Co.
A CAR L.OAP OF
to
slave, and btepney Bing, an old/Psue
free negro from the Lppcr/Runs.
Both were tnigb'y men, but lung waa
an soundly whipped 1>y A^raiu that
ho tirvrr c*tne 10 Barnwell again.
"Uncle Joe” served/ laithfully
through the war as bpdy aervaut to
Air. W. H. IIag(K>d
srn
mjW'
fit Wm I 11
at Tobin'i
kif.
?>iV*
With positive hwniction te tell out by Xmaa Eve ^
to ace the Ilegutiful Display, Ami to buy At tetk;
other place to get tuch chamthig Ch rial mas Presents
Gifta. / '• - /
Gold Signet Scarf Pina i. ' ./f
“ Stone
“ K. of P. “
” Bracelets, Platcrl. / / ’
■ Vest Chains.*Silver Tic Holders, Plated and Silver Brcsat Pma
Carmen Bracelets, Locket Chains, Cuflf Pihs, 1 /'"
The above indicates the variety of articles ofl^red now. Anything
not in stock wdl be ordered** j/’ ?
JQi“All kinds of silver ware. -
•arAny initials engraved at small cojU.
Don’t miss this door of.opportunity.
— Tobin’s Millinery Emppriu%
Barnwell. Xe.
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vurpas.ing *uc-
tited
(ish.
advanta-
smaller
connec-
Next Monday will be tale day.
We *er*(* a plate abort *torv thl*
week because of thaiiktgivtug real and
job work demand.
Owing tn the dry weather tlic oat
•U»4U are Irregular.
Mr, J. W. Klrt paid ua hli an»u:il
plcaaant call on Tue*day.
Audltur W. Moody publlahea hi*
return* laking applntinmw t(.day.
It will *oon be time f<>r coftnn to
tlae In price above the 13 cent notch.
A GREAT DAY.
The Educational/Rallr at Hilda on
Kdday was a su
oe**, /
'ihe weather was perfect, the attend
auoe larg.! a/d hapi-y. the *|>eech
makers at tlr/lr beat and the picnic
dinner in '/lightlul keeping witn *n
glad an oc/*ion. The only aorr^w of
tne day. /d it was felt by all, waa the
absence df I’rof. ohandlcr, ih.« devoted
and upbuilding I’rinciral ‘»l theachool,
who wit ill with typhoid fevei. that
he-l/iild tint be able to rejoice with
ao many of the friend* mid iiatton* of
thtf *cho<>l upon the crowning com-
pfotion of a work of progre** to which
e had contrthuted *0 largely and in
lelltgently wa* rcgrelterl deeply by
home folk* end vDitor*. who *aw in
the beautiful building and bright
►chool children the evidence* of hi*
•pfemllcl ** rvice.
The good people of Hilda Sc lino! DU
trict Xo » have done nobly, voiunuri-y
contributing more money than their
tnxea for school purpoee* amounted to
fv»r the erection of a school builuing
costing some 5', l Hf , > and so well con-
Ntructed as that it ha* lew rural equal*
anv where.
S • it wit* natural and iiece«*nry that
the visiting speaker* should eaten the
implration of sunny sky and eiv*f«l
air and largo hearted men and high
■ouled matron* and ail the bandsoine
array of the younger folks, and that
their addresae* ihould be to tioquont
In expression, *0 stirring in encourage
went and so Hopeful In propfiecy.
Tue spaAker* wer- Mr*. Dora Dee
Walker, BuperinUndeuts of Education
Swearingen and Troucu. (hingressman
I’atiersvn, lion. C. W. Gams and Dr
A. B. 1’atiersou.
A BEAUTIFl’l. BRIDAL.
Quite a pr.rty left Fairfax on the
morning of the l7lh. nil to attend that
etening the marriage at the residence
of Mr. ami Mr*. E. I,, handers. The
contracting partie* were Mi** Ine*
Sander* and Mr. Cleveland Ui*ery.
The ortlclatlng eleigymau *»a* Rev,
Oha*. Turner of Kairux. There had
been a house party at that hoapltabie
home all the .<eck. a« other* kept
coming from a dia,
wa* a larg*' crowd of friemU a
SRA-L-SEtiSIQXH.- - -
The final ca»ea disposed of wer*:
Wtnton W-alker, pleaded guilty
id larceny, sentence one y-ar.
ArehU f‘m*fer, conrh-teu of man
slaughter. sentence fonr year*
Stepney Glover, ,g(:llty of murder
with rcoommendatlnn to mercy
tcnce life Imprisonment.
All the criminHl case* ready for trlu',
were disposed of In the tlrst. mree diiy*
of the term and a recess w** tsken
from Wednesday evening tin’ll Monday
morning. Tire record breaking rapidity
with which husliicnx w*« dispatched
was due to the go«d preparedness of
the attorneys, the intelligence of wit-
ne**e* and jurors, the efllclen* y of the
oft! dais and the force, clearness and
readiness of the learned presiding
Jc'lRf. „
A* results one convict. Stepney
Glover, was sent to the penitentiary
for a life of hard labor, nine were given
chain gang gtfha and while benetlttlng
the public roads will have time t<>
mend their own previous ways. One
wa* given a jail sentence.
I,a*t week waa th-r eleventh that
Judge Gage ha* pre*ided this Fall in
tire Second ClretHt. and tin re had not
been a mistrial catered In any county.
pres* office
and the Bsrucbfr-Nettles More had
closed some time before aod only
the occupants in Watkins Brothers
were hurt. The explosion shatter
ed glaseee throughout the city, prin
cipally on Main Vtreet. and the shock
c —d fer Atottaetly felt for miles.
that It waa au earth-
aJt
^1
her shop men
half aha.v.
*4llg“J>ul>iii; *ervlia\ e vl li 1 '
parties
be a* old as Methuselah. ‘' 9
» Suptcm
Farmers are making a bra^..
Bing. 8u*ck dealer* and /
•aleamen are, we hear, f’tfin^t 8 uel
trade they can handle whll^es por
mortgage taking merchants are ew this
no Mle bread > per;
Married Sunday evening January W:iW
cording
under i
basket of grapes bougbf b;
V. Hubbnrd, 8?5 Noi
nla street, Indiana
widow desires a hu
be "nice," wealthy
py dlapoeltion
to have dark cotnpl
him for the remainde
o. D.
th Dr.
with Mr.
r* » ith Mr.
sale Hudson
* I,am a licit
r*, Hi**
nor and
TW messag^/'f^i
wtt/v i—'
Foot Childr
IflIO nv W.C. Manuel. Notary I’ublif
Mr. C. C. Jlflmp and Ml** Minnie
Brown, both of Sycamore township
Tuey have the best wish*** of many
friends for their happiness and pro*
perity.
Treasurer John B. Armatrong went
t« Columbia Tuesday to spend several
d*y* attending the Laymen's Confer
ence. A tireleia worker In and out of
office he richly deserve* a ksppy vaca
tlnn among rhe best people ever gath
ered In South Carolina.
Two women and four
dren, overcome and trapp
flame, were rescued
lc style vVodros-
«lcr
'be 11 ' V, ^ ow ’cr
ZZ" 28 <"• s
ELKO NEWS.
According to an announcement made
some lime previnu-dy, the patron* and
a few friend* of the Elko school met at
thoTuwrr Hall on 1**1. Saturday after
noon to consider the question of the
ereotioh of a now school building.
While the attendance w-s* not all that
had boon hoped for. those who met
were very much e.nthn*«d and a deter
mination wa* very prevalent. Senator
Bate* of Barnwell was present and
made a strong argument endorsing
iho. voting of Bond* u* the be>t means
of securing money with which to erect
a school building. Representative Dr.
A. B. Patterson of Barnwell was nl*o
present and made a good talk along
educational line*. On motion, which
was carried, Mr. J, T. Youngblood
Cbm . of tbe Board of Trustee*. Me#*r*
F. H . Hitt. B. Strlugfellow and W. II
Wootey were appointed •committee to
solicit name* of the free-bolder* In the
district for a petition to the Board of
Trustee* a*klng for an election on tbe
ques lon of the Ts*nlng of bonda for
th* erection of a ne w modern brick
school H»tu*e By a rising vote those
present expressed to Senator Bate*
their appreciation of the intereat he
had taken in lending his presence an I
in giving the nece»**ry information
relative to the l»*ulng of Bond* We
w ore *11 very *>* ■I to have both Senator
Bate* and Dr Patterson present.
Foremost among fbe social event*
wa* the msrriage of Mi** Kaiiy Pen
der to M r . Robert N\ Gru’dis on the
rtr*t in*t The contratH'ng partie* are
among the most prominent and pbpu
lar young folk* of town Mi** Pender
I* a beautiful blonde, lovyd and *d
mired hr all who know her. Mr
(Jrubbi I* the veiy efficient salesman In
me enipbyme.it of Mr F. P Lee
where he will continue after marriage
and their many friend* are gWd to
know that t'.t-y will make Elko their
home At thl* writing the mirrUge
i* two Jay* off and a detail- d account
of the marriage can not be given until
later- —
A delightful attention to the bride
elect. Mis* Fai’y Pender, wa* a “Tin
Shower” tendered hi-r on Monduy
*!tt-rnoon from 4 :;W to (1 ..'10 bv M i**
JsnTe S'llbKTettoxrKt the tmmeof her
*i»ter Mr* Lucia Lott, tint llowers
and potted .plant* in profusion were
used for decoration* Too hall, parlor
lug mom were beaullfnl'y de^
jte.jr qulckP“
[day m or nip
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9»
Fok Sale, Not Stokaoe,
AT
...REDUCKD PRICES...
IN
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At
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rsnn
me
1 have the utmost confidence that £reat Rood times are wait- j TvtclT *J*
ine. for all who will go to meet them. r # 1
• 4 l shov/ my faith by my works, by having just seized a got-
den opportunity in the West, where I bought
gyaw* =»atleafiacgMi&!
SIX CAR LOADS
They were, made of tlm be.»t mnlorlnl
obtainable by the best workmen In
America and being bohgbt from tbe
manufacturer* are being mid free from
the expense* and profits of middle
dealer*.
Mr. J . A. Mim*. a m-'chaulo of long
successful and satisfying experience
in charge of mv blacksmith and
I*
repair shop* and
abilities to please
wood work and
will me hi* best
everv customer.
All work guaranteed to
suiislactlou. Give me a trial.
\ OF THE
DR. d. H. fi. M
DENTISf,
BLACXtiulii^
Office
day and Saturday;
Choicest Mules and Horses to be found in the over crowded j opftra$l^li > mRdb^^ ,
markets. Two cars havebeen received, the-others follow-fast, nscofaBiitgnt^
They are ah right, So are l heir prices. j> ribeil ttaSotUkhW
I Hfmll*
BUGGIES and WAGONS.
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D. P. JOHNSON,
BLACKVILLE, S. C.
HEED RYE FOR SALK
kind
Barnwell County raiaer!; tho
that never fall* < r disappoint*.
C. N. Bun khalter, Barnwell. 8. C.
-Wanted—to bug sound mixed or
unknown |>ea* in ary quantity, quote
heal c*»h price fob your ststioir,
Dixie Flour and Grain Co.
Laurens, 8, C.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
Loans nu town and farm property
negotiated In amount* of not leea than
11,000.00 Long or short lime. South
Carolina fuuda.
J. A. Willi*, Atty,
Barnwell, 8. C
LAND FOR HALE.
23 acre* near Milletf Btatlon on 0- A
W, C, railroad. Alao one eighth In*
icrcst In 30 acre* adjoining de|>ot lot at
Mlllett*. Will b» sold cheap, and on
easy terms. Apply to
Bate* A Simms,
Barnwell 8. C.
(S-t)
* TREASURER'S NOT DM?.'
The County Treasurer will be at tie
'o’lowlog place* on date* named for
tne collection of State. County and
school t*xe* lor the fiacal year of 11KW.
Blackvllie. Wednesday Dec. ImWJ.
WillDtoti,Thurlday “ 2nd ’•
Appleton, Tuesday *• 7th ‘‘
Fairfax. Wednesday “ «lh “
Allendale, Thursday ” 9th “
liffice will be closed at Barnwell
above date*.
J. B Armstrong.
y County Tre«*.
Barnwell, 8. C , Nov. Kith K>>®.
th* (’•Hisijte turn bt tit*
To go with them I offer C car load each of BurkIcs and t»tc J. Terrill SmitH bfjw
Wagons at COS T^ to make room for later purchases. They lUtdn, dfentwi
were made in Virginia and are as good as any in the world. GoTmle Maxwell
Come to see me and be convinced that 1 keep Headquarters] rtri , how \
for the Best to be had at prices defying competition.
Wfll
THE OAT CROP.
rtre how ofier^d
On liberal tcHM.
either to Dr.
Smith, WiHiftnNjdrC
, Edgefield,
•f--J-WV;
St'" 1 ' 1
Don’t neglect it Plant plentifully. Your stock will be Sheppard
healthier if led oats during the hot summer days, If you make | T. Jamison,
a surplus you can sell for good money. A bumper oat crop
> y<
through the South would spell boom prices for next year’s cot-j totwi
ton crop.'
Get true, tested and acclimated seed, such as 1 offer.
A11 fMrfiona ii*«
%
th« *ai«l
payihaot to I
3,000 Bushels of Bancroft Oats
18,000 Bushels of Appier Oats
J. D. WHITTLE,
BLHCKiZILLE. S. C. I fit. w.
aod (••(••Mat «r
N«r4k>b«f fth
N 8. FURhE. JU.
EDMUND M.
WANTED.
A gopd. *ober, botif«t mW.tle aged
man to attanri to h four b«r*e farm
He mu*i>be hble to niannge labor.
Good
*lth
rnert
Cnir
"Col. Frank IT Crwch ha* beyn 1tepr
at home for *everal day* by a case ol
grippe, thf most viciou* immigrant
that ever came from tin K»*t, And
Its utter meanness wa* never more
plainly shown than in this cruel as-
■ult upon tbe Barnwell veteran.
Bine Monday’* first sunshine came
u* fr»»B» the Booth West, a message
of good word and right deed from our
unforffettlng good friend Mr. J. H
Morris of Dal*y, Ga., who I* enj- ylng
well deserved prosperity in his adopted
home, but whose heart keeps true to
Carolina kindred and friend*.
Fairfax flourishes. The succo** of
the Cltisens Bank has been so satisfac
tory that a de*lrah!e location lias been
secured and an up to date bank build
ing will be erected at an carlr dato,
At a recent enthusliatic meeting the
excellent work of the Casb'er was rec
ognised by an Incresae of salary and
tb* directorate re-enforced by the elcc-
tion of Mjr^ flflorgg Baadera aa a twem
w .1s
out , „T q,) - q -
^ | * <fitt i
y It <*«*, he sny*.
til* first vacation in six yeitrs.
But. we doubt if any other editor in
the State hat had in Uie«e rix yi-ai* as
much scattered good times all put to
gether ns Brother Creighton condensed
in hi* («ie sennight. To have slain a
glorious buck,” the antlered tnonarch
of the chaRf, to have walked in Hie
brown Held* ami brought to pati*e the
whirring llight of the speeding quail
wa* glory enough for a lile time, but
to have enj.iyed rhe delightful bospl-
t*Hty~*mf cottrrmf «oetete -of-that-fair
section waa a privilege and pleasure
that few knights of the quill ever have.
A II IS TORY OF BARN WELL.
We are not authorized to give bis
name but we know of our own knowl
edge that one of tbe most competent
of tha yowoger nujii-of rite—county. 1*.
collecting data for a HDtory of Barn*
Wcll.towc and county.
And to give him s/;h help a« we can
we ask the older citiJu-n* from the Sa
vannah to the Edbio, and the descen
dant* of fiist settler* to *end such tra^
dltion* of the past a* are preserved in
their meinojles to us, and they will !>e
conveyed to the history writer M ich
-amLblgh.dilatory ha* been made here
and it i* well worth preservation. Be
fore the picture* of the old dnVa ha- e
faded from memory retouch them wuU
pen and Ink. Tlia r much of respect la
due to those who made the record of
the puat.
r eu a[
un t t0 Mis *
11 n day
fVrMtdT'
erf
raio
U
Per
"dth
cent.
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FURSE AND LAWTON.
Cotton Factors, bagging and Ties, Ferti izer«,
Ilundlcrs of Upland, Sea Island and Florodora Cotton,
Liberal advanccH made on consignments of cotton.
Personal, prompt and careful attention to nil bi
entrusted to us. ■
FUHSE & I.AWTOK,
212 EustBav St.. Sov»nn»h. Os.
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V-rv*
at . B . y accldental discharge of a
stick of dynamite in the county court
bouae at Bryson City. N. c., Thurs-
IF OLD MAN.
rm
IN THE SAME OLD WAY.
rtfALDiiWH;
b daf of
mm
IS,*.
Admliila(ra«or qf tho i
Fariwfl ai»d Mr**
ceased, dad apply In
November 2nd llM>.
jrm
a *era/Ji ,,arht ’ O™*** Conley was
* killed, Barrett Banka
r „ l''+nd was otherwise
Creek (// / torn Francis,
Brtrton, Bnp.. G Cave,
Hicsory Hill, (TvCM ^TTro** Road*
Svcsn.ore No. ul. Ulmcro und Upper
Rich Liiud (J) mill*.
FsiifHX (31) mills.
Her-ule* *nd I^ee* f4) mill*.
Barnwril (-U; mid*.
Williston (2jj mill*. \
United StHte* ('urrency. Gold and
Silver Coin, County and school claim*
_ properly approved wll! be received for
rMlsecorn; In this State, from
27 cent*; nud a* lour tilth* Uluck* and draft* win not he receiv
ed for taxes except at the risk of tax
payer.
J. B Armstrong.
County Treasurer.
Barnwell. 8. C., Sopr. 21*t 1900.
^ i Bar of tlwHtwirtI:
A* Mr. J. T. Wheeler of Lemon
Bro*. Hardware department was ma
king hia way home on last Saturday
night he w»» haUml_by a negrd man
~ TffFTEXCIfJFBir
( meeting of^he County Teachers’
l*ttnn at Blackville on Saturdry
The
Assocb
was all that such a gathering should
and could be. Tne attendance waa very
t# . ^fp. ’ , . • 11u lajiiiu wr. i nr. fiMriiuttitcr wfiB vrry
(r“ “ blhind .!«. Id trt“ » "S
:2* 2S Sts
. him on U n 1 ll he CO II! d ..11.1*0 l.aaH. Uourr. — a, rl
.managed to keep
'get hit knife out. and after cutting hi*
assailant twice the unsuccessful foot
pad took to hit heels.
Tbe happiett rew year masculine
face that we have seen this commenc
ing month I* that of our good friend
Mr. W. K. Googe. In the Ideal life of
an Allendale phinlir be finds tbe bet
ter health and greater happiness ao
well won after years of successful
mercantile pursuit. ‘Back to the
farm” eett opme te hie tflee IntelII-
genoe before the government at Wash
ington waked te ita mUom} hepor-
It I* planned to
(•■(untie* in this St-ue partlui(<atlng in
tbe corn contest this year. The boy or
virl win, innkcs the greatest yield in
thp State, independently of the county
iiii/.os, will be given h free nip to
WHshingtnn, and will have all the
honor of the department possible
shown him on her. This honor wa*
Ibi* year won by Hascombn l.'-ber, cm
Marlboro, who made the country’s
great! *t yield of corn on one acre. 132
bushel*. In Illinois, it cost* on an
(tv-uagw -f-rom 2U Ur tt7
bushel to
5 cent* to
of the plant lood lor corn comes from
the atmosphere, porn here can draw
from rite air much longer. The names
of all tbe contestants will be forwarded
to .Washington, and from time to time
they will be. sent all lit. rature of the
departmentsh» corn culture.
V »?‘ r ' ••Luciid.. Be Y9JW
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Sonu Chius i« not
81 nee re
a Fine plant axiom.
A
rRC
friend
SEED RYE FOR SALE.
Barnwell County raised; tho
that never Ml* nr disappoints.
G. N. Burckhalter, Barnwell, 8.
kind
C.
riMELY BLANKS.
Trespass Card-, Rent Liens, Distress
Warrant*, For sale ai Tuk I'koI'J.k
Office.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS.
Any and all persons having claims
against the estate of Charle* K Hush,
deceased, are requested to present tho
same, duly attested, and all persona In-
I (Jehted to the add oatate will please
make prompt payment to me,
Mrr. Lydia ‘smith.
Executrix.
Ellcnton, S. C„ January (ith 1010.
ECONOMY IS WEAL
FALSE ECONOMY mean* FAILURE.
Deal in CiKNUINK ECONOMY—Save on the cost of producing a
crop. Don’t try to save on the cost of SEED. Don’t waste fertil
izer and labgron poor seed. Be economical by pmduciu<4 a )ar"-e
crop of fine quality through planting the liKST CANTALOUPE
SEED in the market, and place your orders early fur
Houms a I
from Bari
$00
Tb*
wood an
. Torma otv
490 Acre*
Gmjrt Unpae.
balance In Tiinbor
Term* easy.
60 Aprs* three
Court
menu
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EDEN GEM CANTALOUPE SEED-
*:
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gifted heads, patnutlc heart* ami elo
quent tongues. Every teacher and
listener wa* stirred to larger and better
effort by the good duunsalj^o well given.
Resolutions of respect upon the la
mented detth of the lale ^rof, Cband
ler of Hilda were feelingly adopted and j
Will be published.
With great, gonordus and genial j
hospitality the Ideal huvaakeepers of
Ulackvllle rntettained the visitors so '
royally that tbe feast* of substantial*
went in It keeping with the mental
treat*. ' \ . J
The next meeting of the Awoclstiou
will \n betd at Barnwell. -A 4
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STEPHEN 8. FURSE, Jit.
EDMUND M. LAWTON.
'i
ASD LAWTON. ,
Cotton Factors, bagging and Ties, Fertiizers,
Handlers of Upland, Sea Island and Florodora Cotton,
Liberal advances made on consignments of cotton. *
Perseus 1, prompt and careful attention to nil business
entrusted to ua.
FURSE & LAWTON,
212 EastBay St., - Savannah, Go.
Saved September, 1900, from 32 acres of the finest Cantaloupes
grow mat Rocky Ford, Colorado, and allowed to ripsn otf ;he vines
before Hie seed saving was commeuced, under the personal super
vision of C.U. Mathis. . , r
Eden and Holmes Melon and Davis Cuke Seed.
FOR SALE ONLY BY
A. K. YOUNG & CO, ’ C. H. MATHfS,
308 Washington St„ BLACKVILLE,
S, C.
NEW YORK, N. Y.
SAME OLD MAN. IN THE SAME OLD WAY.
BUT WITH NEW TOOLS AND NEW IDEAS.
Houtfo.
80 sere* In l _
In Wood and Tlaibnr.
-. Tuna* g«rj, ■ ... .■
fl.000 A ere* also In on* trset’of 1
Uf pn-ss. Fopiar, Ash and other
wood*.
Good end conyenlent Rellrond-fMlt!
tie*.
Come and see theee pro|>erttM.
1. u. Patteraoo A rinm.
'•'ft/
C. F. Cal lists. P. 1.
wa kMb
Calhoun A
Life,
wc can U<>. Only regular Apprentice Machinist work.
Avoid ihesc Jackleg* scattered over the country a. we hate most of their
work to do over. Give it to u* at first, and save money.
Home of our speclaltleat-
new Pieton THnjfcs, new”
tutr,mobile R«r
1 <T*n/thing ol
Onr *am« old line a* when wc were here before; Htcarrf Er.gM-' s B .Her*
ton Gins. Grist Mills, haw Mill*. Etc. ’ H L-t
Headquartela for Gasoline Engine Wiprk. as wfiliave an exp*r*«m same.
Call and see our shop*, and be convinced
past favor*, and solicillng their Future Pa
Y o u r e
*y bid etistomera
tremaln.’
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