Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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, m NKVTSJ N0TK8- wjRt»r’« fRfiw f*1t In’ ctnlrn! i Barnwell PeopIcA'V York fot»T« up M lnelM»«l JIn».-it?yrup I*. ennW, rtf«t Mlto* 1 of I. HQbWr, leitor I Frcu'r Ut««*T GftDlfrY t*lECPL4TI0N rHUKSPAY. MARCH l>»fc M CdNpBUTED .' < EDnOKiALS. m Haiky day>j in THK homr. YHu ho»r housewife «lio*e work ii«u*t so on min? d*y* iwnl Sundsy* M*e *tr»lp InrWem to the men snd c)uMren in iho sn4 ittoler »mr M. ii« one taorwuioil it not Joog »inoe, Ikthlug to ho dr*»dtMi. lUynthe wood I* wot, thn i »7tl»e fiutboml hnt«t Imvo; »*T corner b? ihe lire, either to i meml b»rnc*» nr to entertain' HU friend*. Ihe ehlldrcn can no» eraeip two mllea In the lUisb-tn JrchooL They de not want to be shut lu and are discontented end grnmbllnjf. They trump out itni err damp, mnd tramp tn with mud on their shoes and crowd reafl the Ladlra’ Ifume Journal, died at her hoinc In Philadelphia on K« b 'JS, aged {# years. d - y.ir aevoraj months there Its* been Utile t*lit of |>clUgra In this Mute. Katlng healty home made corn prod ucts may have checked the malady. ••Coot" Lever, a negro, sfa* hanged at Lexington on Friday for attnniftted erindnal a«sau!t on the wife of a prom iuent w bite farmer of that secthui. Col. Themlore Roosevelt has com pleted bU long Unni In Africa and h on his slow coming homeward whv. It? Is to make a uumber of speeches In huropo In !May. The slillU situation In Philadelphia Is cjcudog yff slow y A warrant was Issued on Friday for John ,1. Murphy, President of the Central Labor Union, charged with Inciting a riot. Smator Tillman la ao_juncli better Thanr&TTs expsHited to come homo In a collide of weeks. He was able last week to talk to members of bis family and was allowed to talk to one rldtor a Solicitor Pyrites completed bis S :s- slons trials at Hampton Jast week. In dnelfky. The case against ex Treas urer Langford was continued on ao* x y \J V r - s F!l - w . J LU J* Hill Top Stables the Place! Good BARGAINS for ALL! r" 00 V0BR BANK4N9 WITH HOME BANK OF BAPNWEUk e> Graml Match News tor all Farmer Folks, for another choice car load of the best picked work and road stock arrives Thursday, March 3rd, for sale at Charlie Brown low prices! 24 Farm and Timber Mules 4 Exceptionally Nice Horses These new comers are sure to please and profit purchasers. <•> tost about th* fire and then about the count of the ehrWneM of Gen. Uelilngcr, stove, bogging for something to eat. whod* bW leadinx attorney. L^Snv ruIbJ. P, lI On Friday the grand jury of Hmiaou ^ ,A‘ , ,5 ,1 County, N J.. Iiiihoted the beef truat, •(ter them with raia all over .'l 1 * tlul) J ;il)K p KrCHl piM . WtlK campania* coat and gives a good abake. I'bo Another car load of long-lasting Wagons, all sizes, Smooth Hiding Buggies, Strong and Handsome Harness. Whips, Lap Robes of all classes just received. Come and choose and make the right start. I'll help you. _ — ■ ■■ " 1 — We will do everything thnd wc erm for yore fr» a Tegfi'a- mate business way. We will take pleasure in explaining t& you any of the questions that might come trp hankiwg with which you are not now familiar. tVe take a deep per sonal interest in every customer wc have, whether a large er small depositor, and our list of depositors is growing fast. Come in and be one yourself. Your account will he bundled to the laest advantage to yon as well .as to ourselves. And don’t forget our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, the fsrst r» BarnweU. We pay four per ee«t. per anmm*^ cfmrjvocwKled quarterly, on all. deposits remaining three naoatbs or loa^c*. 4 f i F 4 4 ♦ "W 4 + + Vi Charlie Brown, Barmrell. S. C. Eat wt liwt thfl meal onmo> nn fb« ta- bl® vaamlng hot. Th« dlabes afe washed xnd tno wind hH* blown awn? ' tha cloud*. The gtraln U over for till* fliim . Tlie mernsrc out xgaln and the ubildren bavo gone In a whirl, poultry In order to rulso prlci 'Tim maximum penally upon conviction 1* K year* In the penitentiary, or 41,000 ' line, or both. . • v • -I- • • v o v • •.’* • v • v • v • -1- • • -I- • -i- • -1- • ■ i- • -l- • ^ • -F • -r • + • I ABOUT GAKDKNS. WF •F V A garden la half a living for thoae vrlto like vegetable. To vary the diet with vegetable* la both healthful and economical. It I* now time to plant gardens and eveiybody ought to set about it * A candyrloanv is the beat soil for a garden. It ought to M'wlrcd in If poa- " afBTe as a protection from rabbits and chickens. After broadcasting a libersj supply of barnyard-mawnre turn it urr» dar by breaking dose. Tnen. If pos»l- Me, harrow nntll the soil Is mellow and loose Lay of!'Into row* nbont three feet opart and put more barnyard manure Into the furrow* Drop Irish potatoes, cut In piece*, on the manure and cover. The trish-potato 1* used In many placea In- the place of broad, baked |»otatoes being aerv'-d at lireak- fast, dinner and supper. They are very nice this way when seasoned wttn plenty butter, pepper and salt. To toake potatoea a liberal supply of tns- imre I* reifulrod 4f fenillr.er D used R aheuld be applied at th« rate of not lesa than a ton of high grale fertilizer per »cre. A few row* heavily fertilised will produce potatoes in plenty for the average family. Onlooa mav be planted In the same way aa potatoes bnt not *b deep in the ground. There D no more healthful vegetable than tire onion. It is a good ttrnle for early spring. It brings ro- freshing sleep to tired nerves and aids digestion. I Garden peas ought to be planted now. The manure must be covered and the peas dropped in shtllnw double to no >. Ail of the other little seeds must be planted in evtn shallower trenches amt aovered very lightly. Berta, cabbage, mustard, radishes and lettuce should hr planted without delay. If uabbags seed have,boon sown In a Hot bed the plants should be traps. planted now. If seeds bavo not yet been sown It would be a good plan to purchase plants. They may bo bad at •mall cost and the vegetable will come Mttub earlier. * „ Mustard Da qolok-grower and affords variety to the Bpring diet. Almost ev erybody likes some kind of early greens It Is quite good prepared a* a Thtaqja bean promises to be a money maker for this section of the country. The Southern Cotton T>I| Co. lias been experimenting with the beans at It* Muinter plant and a fine grade of oil wa* extracted, while the I y-product i* more valuable a* a stock food than cot ton seed meal and hull*. Toe bean* have been grown around Sumter for several year* ami are said to be an ex cellent soil improver. taking nitrogen from the air and storing It in the Soil. Amt the vine makes a better winter ration than Western tray. HOW (JOOI) NKWS SITU.ADS. IT ENHANCES YOUR CREDIT ♦ IIK knowledge that you have an account in this bank- the strongest bank chartered by the Banking Laws •T am 70 year* old and trayel ni"*t of the time,” wiiies II K. Tolson.ot lili/.- ahethtown, Ky. ‘•Kvorywhcrc I go I recommend ICIecjric Bitter*, becan*e 1 owe my excellent, health and vltali y to them. They effect a cure every time.” They never fail to tone the atomach. regulate the kidney* and bowels, rtlm ulato the liver, invigorate the nerve* ami purify the blood. They work w on ders for weak, run-down men ami women, restoring strength, vigor and health that’* a daily joy. Try them. Only Ijst.-. SitDfaetiou i* positively guaranteed by O. N. Burekhaller. It. A. Deaton .t Co ASTER’S SALE. State of houth Carolina. ^ County of Barnwell, ) Court of Common IMrai. by the Banking Laws of South Carolina—will give you a standing among all with whom you deal, at home and outside, that can not he obtained otherwise. Moreover, you can always give the bank as reference when you desire credit We cordially in vite you to open an account, either for savings or subject to check, and assure you of every courtesy and accommodation compatible with the principles of sound banking to which we invariably adhere. Interest raid oil Savings Deposits. Special Hates on Certificates of Deposit. BANK OF WeSTGRR 0AROLIRA Barnwell, S C CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, _ - - $500,000.00 Geo. H. Bates, LOLA!. DIKKCTOKS: Butler Hngund, F. M. Buckingham. J. M. Easterling, J. M. Bolen, in his own right and as Executor of John T. Bolen, deceased, riHintiir, against Sallie Hair, et. al. Defendant*. Mlad and is preferred by many to let- tvice. Karly radishes are toothsome. They •re quick grewera If not planted too tMok. The children all want them. Cettird* for next winter’s use ought to be planted now. All old stalks should be pulled up and burned In or der to destroy ail insects. This Is • busy month for gardeners. -A* garden requires a well manuro.l, pnlverlxOd By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, 1 will *ell at Barnwell, In front of the Court (lmi»e, on Monday, March the ae.veuth, BHU It being sate^day In said month, w itliln live Ugal iimira of sale, the following described real property : All that tract or pared of land known as a part of the John T. Bolen estate land*, situate lying and being In Barnwell Couti'y and Mate of South Carolina, contain lug one hnnitred and eighteen (IIS) acre*, and more partic ularly dC'crihed l y plat thereof made bv John N. Hanklnaon, -Surveyor on the day of Januarv. A D lltlO. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. 11. L, O’Bnnnon, Master. Master’s Ofilce, Feb. Uth CIO. Let us fit you with a if - DIRECTORS: Harry I). Calhoun W. L. Cavc H. P. Dew, J. J. Cochran T. J. Grubbs W. T. Walker T. S. Cave Dr. T. F. Hogg G. M. Greene OFFICERS: Harry D. Calhoun, President G. M. Greene, H. P- Dew, Cashier W. L. Cave, Vice Presidtnt Attorney N. G. W Walker, As^t. Cashier + 4* -ir t ♦ f 4 * • 4 e> 4 4 4 Safety Service 4 per cent Interest. • e^-e^-eq-e-pe-!-*^-^.e-^e-Fe-pe4. e — TEXAS MONSTER. Barnett’s Horae Made 4-Wheeled COTTON CHOPPE R Works Across the Rows the Rigid Way. Pat ented April 21, 1 ( .)08. I desire to call your attention to this Great Labor Savor. The Chopper that doeft ention to (trass and Weeds, in fact, it does the work of eight, men. After looking Hat, Shirt, Necktie and a pair of pretty Otf fords nrvyivill^ I have decided to go direct to the cotton planter and sell him the E xee around Tor a time right to make this chopper for his own use for One Dollar This right is good for l 7 years from the 21st day of April, DOS. I will say here that I have complied with all the laws of the patent office and I further say that’thi* chopper does nil ['claim for it void money hack. 01 A SHORT DESCRIPTION. Mon* It will tv 1 houaewife ought loee to aee the little plant* grow and rejoice In U10 freah atr that i* part of her compensation for digging in the gardeoi A LONG FELT WANT. f»ouVh<JaroUna V* *oon to have “A *K*te Sbpervtaor of Elemcntaiy Kural Schools.” He li to he directly «s*«wla- ted with IheS'wtte LKspertinent of Kdu- eatidn and with the Univer»ity. Hi* appointment U made poisible by the liberality of the Feabody Board and the Boutbern Education Board. When Dr. Boae yhiud Columbia November loth last he beeatue greatly intvtreated in thu problem, and alter eonferrlng with Governor Anael, Dr. MUchell and Superintendent Sweurin MASTER’S SALE. State of South Cdrollua, ) - County of BarnwjJJ,^^^ rt of Common IMea*. A. Leffler Company, Flainilir. against M, M. Holly, it. al., Defendants 3 n «) and you will walk out of our store* with you have purchased a shoe with good you rood wear and an immense full assurance style that will mount of satisfaction comfort. The American Ladv Oxford is leading styles, sizes and widths, ma in a that gtve and the , he ytrflted-Charleston to learn at mk firet’baud If Frofeaaor 'Fate would con aider an nffar to enter upon tbi* great bnl untried Held. Though Frufe**<*r TUte’a friend*, in Charleston, wrre loathe to give him up, they could but admit that a great opnortunltv for c»n- atroctlve work in everr quuttm- of tho State wga here preaented to him. lie accepted the appointment afld will have headquarter* <>n the University Cam pus in Columbia. lie will devote hi* great talept* and energies especially Co the kural School*. His airong personality By virtue of a toecretal order to m- iliiected In lh^ above entitbi! nm.e, I v.lll .HI at Barnwell, in front o' il.c Court Utilise, on Monday. Mart b 1 In- seventh, Bl'l). It. being aaleday I" add month, within the le*al hours of -a ?, the following ilescrltred real propel/: All that tiavt or plantation of laud, situate, lying and being in Ked Oik Tawnship. Barnwell Connie, State ot S mth Carolina, contjiniog two hon ored and tv.fiivu aero*, more or Us*, and known r.s tho •'i-ivc” tract boun I ed on tho North by lam]* ot M. M.j Holly, on the East bv la-id* of M. K. llol«y, on the Sooth hy lands of O H. Owen* and nn ttie West j>y lands of J, J. Owen*, and estate lands of A. If . Fatteraon. Try a can of leased, keep th ortcr’s Gold Coin Codec. It you and get your money hack. are not e co lice I he Chopper work* aero** the row*, the chopping and plowing I* done w ith s Srstem of *we«p* »djo*Uhlr connected to h stock beam. In *«ttiiig up three sweep* I will say you can close th-m altogether—tha» of coonw would •ot it all out; hut tbi* connection being an adjustable ..no you then move out no thrdie.im, a* de*lre.i *0 as to leave a •'FACE be 1 ween the sweep, that will allow 1 or 2 stalks to p,,** through. T.u- beam and stock* are connected with t f r ont with rod* they a-v also connected tirne.itli the framo with a cross rod; tho beam and *tock* are nmveable in name; If the handle* are elevated and let go, the beam drop* hack on the frame, *> In ca*e of skip* or bad »tand eievatirg the handles von mi»* that part ftlu.gerl.er and strike tb« next ridge at anv deoth desired. The chopper can be adjusted to have 1 or 2 stalk*: and M- rtm deep or shallow. The chopper cut* uniform any distance, by using largo or .mall sweeps, tsay you want 8 Inche*, use a inch sweep* If wanted extra wide, tak* out one nr more mock* and u**r e\:ra wide sweeps. ThD patent call* for any numher. f think 5 or fi about right. The rear wheel* inn In the w*ke of the outside sweeps Toe front wheel* cut under, turning i* easy. The chopper work* in *ny ordin*ry land witli on- or two horse*. Toe old w .y of hiring off c dton I* a waste of time and money. Tills chopper d<^s all the plowing i it goc* across, leaves dirt to the cotton and give* the land thoroogh cultivation. By liking out the middle stock al u *rnd Iling vou can give your cotton a second plowing, two rows at a round. Tlii* done, vonr cotton U under con- ’ ro • T‘d* rapid cultivation in the early spring is a good remedy for the boll w eevil, try It. Now let me *av right here * It: planting If you will put plenty seed In to insurw a stand it w 11 not pav vno to follow thi* chopper witli the hoe for In Hioounr ,ef' is with you. I have prepared a book of instruction* for making t «e chop|>«;r that, tell* everv thing front nm ri st to ;ho l ist lick. Tlv; cost is comparatively nothing, yon simply take any light caat off wheel.* and cut them d >w o and use iIk same axle*. The farmer with the aid of this chopper is independent as far as labor Is concerned, lit* gets in lite • oft 01 at the right time, both chopping and plow ing a* lie gne* at t t - rate of 10 acres a dav. No such "dog as being 1.1 the grass. It* what you save that counts Head what the farmer* aay, and aend $1.00 today for tin* right and book of instructions for making and be ready. AdTlre** J J. S. BARNETT AT THE BURDICK STAND H EAST CANTON ST. DALLAS, TEXAS Also. r Barnwell, S. C. 4iti.yt>«x*>*i vSxssns'-iYS'«'v5*ic*\Vi>A'Cvi■'« CEliTiFIED COI’IE.S OF TESTIMONI \]gf. I’EitTAlStXG TOllAHSKTT * CROSS-WISE COTTON ClIOl’PEH. ratented April 21, l'J08. All that tract or plantation of Bind situate, lying and being io Red Oak j Township. Barnwell County. State of ! South Carolina, containing one hwn- j died and twenty five" nctes, mere or j lea*, and kttmvw n* the **C. E. Koberts j Place,” bounded North by lands of J. ' J. Dies* A Bro : on tho East by lands ! of C. 5’. Calhoun; on the South by- lands of M. M. Holly and on the We*i ! 2^ ANOTHER ARRIVAL at a i.L i']>rr>Axji<: A (Ttr of Fine Yonn^, Blue Grass Fed, well broken, Money Making Mules at the , , 1 an(l by estate lands ot ll..y eouatructive work In Cltarleafon liayo •Iretitf won for'biM a host of friend* In every section of the State. In hi* NOW position be will come in immediate oontract with the greatest school prob lems end possihlitie* of BonlbCanslina, His acceptance of this aisfudiUnient made possiWe hy tha interest, of J>r. Hose and the geuerositv of his eol- kseguee la the mo.-i eiicnuragiug cd ecatioihvi event of rcinNtt years. -• 4 Allendale Live Stock Company's Bams Alfo. I One bnndrej and eighty four ncre*. \ more or lesa, known a*portion of Ibolly j estate, bounded on the North by laud* j i of M. M Holly; on tha East hy land* j of C. F. Calhoun; on the South hy j lands of M. M. Holly and \Y'e*t by estate land* of Hay uud laud* of Corbin Banking Company. , Wc htt' e ten Extra Good Kentucky Raised and Kentueky Hroken Driving /fuses. Orphans Home Hoad. Dallas Co., Texas June 3rd I'.XW. To Whom it May Concern: Through tht kindn«*s of .Mr. J. 8. Barnett f used bf* Cotton cd.oprier in ctwtitu; my cot ton, and i consider tUU maebtiie tire host of its kiud that f have ever seen, a* it plows us well as chops. It can easily do the woik of eight men, which to the farmer is a great thing, not only as far as money is Concerned, but as it Is very hard at times to get labor and the cotton stands until it is. cLocked hy weeds. Yours very truly, C. Beetuan; Farmer. leases the cotton in growing condition, will save seventy five per cent hoe work, endorse this chopper. Yours truly, Tom Motley, Farmer. If. F. D. N’o. 3, Dallas Co, Texas. June 18th UK*. To Whom it Mar Concern: Aiv for Mr. BaniPU’s Cross wise Cotton Chofiprr I can say that they tested it her* and said it was just the thing, a great labor saver and weed killer. Tours truly, W . K. II EltMDON, Blacksittitb; DMffasy Texas, .Inly 9th, 1908. I hare been personally and inthmaely ac quainted with Mr. .1. 8. Barnett the Inventor ot the Crosswise Cotton Chopper, for the part 15 years and know him to he an honorable, uptight, and trathfnl ruan. J. 8. DUNLAP. 3W1 Comnm.ce «. lug death from shot anti -lie 11 in Mdvil war wa* more agrceebla to J. lie, of Kedvp, Tex , than faeing ; doctors Mid wa* cm:*0hip- **# con fra Wed a stabborn fndd,” •tbat developed « ymeh that fW •tt'rcaieuhja for ran down to 13W use Dr, Also. i: .CKtifl! ox- leMt- hiaion F1 ace. ” bounded They will be soltl at prices in conformity to the dkop in cotton prices. :: :: :: :: ;; Orphans Hoiue h’o.td. Dallas Co , Texas. June 4th I'JUK To Whom it May Concern: MMM.U to U„ —_ rery, which eMin- 1 ! Harnwml County, Btete of South Cato- weigh ITS Cold*. La Hoarse- 1 and lun^ Trial m “knoxtet a* fha on the North by Itnda of Mary Hay;! On the Ka#f by lands of G. JLI. Owen*; on tha South by land* of Friant* Cur ler; and on the West by lands of 0. H. Gwenl- j The above f<mEJptcte,of_ luad ^on- ruliting to the aggregate fivo hmtdrcd and forty six aore*, more or less, all bf n hich is sitnafe lu Ked Oak Township. K11 owing the ivanta-apd wi&lLea oi- our R!11?ftU , tt t?'lMomer8 we eou nt ito care too great please and proiit our patrons. iina. Ko-sokl at risk of foruier purebaserv Tertu* of sale cash. ' Furchaser to pay for paper*. ' ■ l. II. L. O’Barvnon, Master. *j Maetfr'* Gliicc, Feb. Lth FLU. For THOKOUGH LY SOU ND,-liELIABLE aftct DEFENDA- ulk fttoek ^t most I'CtWonahlc prices—Todd? to see vs - - ALLENDALE LIVE STOCK CO. - - D. SAMS, J. L. ELLIS, Sec. & Treas. Denton Hoad, Dallas Co., Texas. June 3tU. I'.XjH. To wburm It may concern: This Is to-certify that I have this day given J 8. Barnett'* Cotton Chopper a field trial on my farm cine miles North of Dallas. It wifi take the place of the first Rowing and h ams TMaT-jJoLetUG-tUat I guvoJ-* 8 Barnett’s] Um* nMMonm H i-an bepettQ » perfect sh.tid tuaton n fidrUrtnUon reTTanu and w hh 'h* hoe witli work. It is a great labor 8*y that it is all right •nd_the.hot j.hopper I j MtVgt. — - - Youw truly. Save ever aeon. It plow* the groaud and I C- K. WELCH, Farmer. Ot pits ns Home Road, Dallas Co., Tex.. Jane 18th, 1908. To whom H may concern: I ; I will say that wlrile 1 never jaw Baiaett’e Cotton Chopper 1 dW see where It had been in Mr. Barnett'* Held, ami i wm *ipe|eul at, its w oik. - _ - Yours trutr. . * ' * C. r. AKNim, Farmer. ^ ; I hereby emffy that the above testimonial* “re true and correct copies; and thaiT wann’k acquainted wi h either tlwuhovy geiftk-men, before pereomdly a*k.d tkemte give my ma-’ ehkie a field trial. •* J. 8. BARNETT.- Sabort tbed and swom to jbetorttBefliia-ih*! .Wclayof July.1 Witk J. 8. dunlaE Notun Pubiie, Dallas Co M Texas, yBeal) - £ > FARM LOANS. nfgotiated upon Improved fable in annual installment*. I/tan* farm* paf a No eommis#i«n. Borrotrer* pay actual 'cost of perfecting loan. For further j Information apply to John B. Palmer & Bon, F. 0. Box 28J, Office {Sylvan 1 Bldg, Columbia, S C. Fhone No. 1065 or . R. A. Kill* Barnwell, B. C LOANS NEGOTIATED. Loan* on town and farm property negotiated In amount* of not 1*** than intte. Bomb $1,000.00 I.ong orj Carolina funds J. A. Wil||«, A tty, Barnwell, 8, C. MONE? TO LEND Mortgages of Real on First Estate. Apply to G M. Greene* Barnwell S. C m New York Tuesday. TTW TPVE' much fun out of church SPj-tLv J3 (wAd ■" y ' yv r" »' »«ol. r -'““J“ Mbwia d0M tu lodl«- •WBhDOtUB m tu, Nina aad the S2 men aboard. loveriapa tOTtltiet. -C." ,y. MMCS imtvmmmmmam m&wM 13AD C'?'*/