The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 03, 1910, Image 3
TI?e Barnwell People.
THURSDAY, MARCH 3. 1P10
RATES OF tMJBSCRl PTtON.
la Advance, per Annum 41.60
On Time ..t2.0C
The cliehi )i«n« N at Trotti Ford. 3
milea from lUrnwell thl» we«*k.
J. B. Harley, J. B. Morn*,
Clerk, 8upr.
rue regular nieettnjt ot Barnw< I)
l ??ti 16, Kntjrhth of Pythta* will
the held at their Hull <m Pridey nltrht
(at H o’clock. A toll attendance Is
reqaeatcd. By order of
H. W. QUIN, C. C.
Wm. McNAB. K. R. & 8.
The
♦A
annual anolveraary aertnon to MASONIC BApOE.
the Knlffhu of Tythiaa vrill he do-| P ^
Hverwi hjr the Rev. A. E. Eviaon next I _ FoaB ^* Go,d ,**“***•.^ , ** n Tbe
Sunday at the Kpi.copal Uhn.ch, Ser- I own * r can on
HARMONY LODGE NO.. A F. M.
'A rwcnlareomniunieatlon of Harmony
LodK« Ko. 17, A. F. M. will be held
In Masonic Temple os Tbumlay
kMarclj, iilth. 7.:K) o’clock Visiting
'brethren are cordially invHwl to attend.
II. W. Quin, W. M.
“ 'W m. WcNah, 8cc.
M
MONEY TO LEND.
Money to lend on first mortgage of
teal estate. 8 per cent Interest on
a mounts under $1090.00. 7 per cent
ca amount! over $1,690.00.
J. O. Ualteraon & Sdh.
JfOKSALK,
A very Httractive home in the Town
•of Williaton. Price reasonable. Wam-
Hug to aoll for busiuesa reasons only,
Apply to
F. P. L«e,
K!ko, 14. C.
White Plymouth Rock Kgg* for sale,
13 for oO cents. C. N. Burckhalter.
Ed on Watermelon Seed For Sale <£
75 Cent* Per Pound. The Bert Flavor
ed Snipping Watermelon Gr<nvn.
J. M, Farrell,
BlHckvlIle, H. C.
FOR SALE.
Eden melon seed, selected, very best
stock. Write T. J. Willis, Elko, S. C.
or Phone Willlston.S C., 50 cents per
pound.
WANTED—Gootl live agents own
ing horae and buggv In everv conntv
to sell that newly patented Fire Grate
and Screen, Write for territory im
mediately to Salesman, 11 Barnard St
Savannah. Ga.
NATIVE ASPARAGUS ED .
French Giant Argentenll, 2-Vts per
pound.
M. C R'tcWng*.
Wiiiistou, S. C.
25 -28.
500 bu. Pure T >ole Cotton Saed for
sale at $1 per bu . or she bu. for I
grow no other variety and guarantee
them put*. Cash with order. J. A.
Weatherabee. Norway, S. C.
FOR SALE-A few -selected, Im
proved King Cotton Seed, grown on
clav land. The kind that makes a hali
te the acre, average.
A.E WillL,
M—3—24. Rock Hill, S C.
FOR SALE,
Eggs from the V-st Plymouth Ri'ck*
None better, and few equal ibeiu. $1
tor 15. Finest «to*-k. set-nnwl from the
famous BUtmore Farm. N. C.
Mrs .1 M Plnlford,
%Rox 1&6, ^ *Muttkyille. r>. I
vices at 11.30 A. M.
'I'he oat crop ha* had Ita growth re
tarded by the continued ctfld, but has
not been seriously damaged except on
thin expo»ed land*. If there shall bo
no late freer.* the yield wIlFbe good.
Mr. W, K.Tate. Assistant Superin
tendent of the <ib*rles!on
Schools, declined the position
pervisor of tho Elementary Rural
Sc-lioola of 8outh Carolina.
After a thunder cloud had passed
over on last Tuesday, a line mule be-
longlng to Mr. N H. ttraosell of Elko
was found dead in its stable. It is pre
sumed that it was killed by a stroke of
lightning.
The Four Mile Agricultural Club of
fers* prizeof JIGQto tberuember .who
shall make the largest corn crop on an
acre this year.
Will Baldoc, Bennett Springs and
Saltkehatchie Club*, one or all, follow
this good example?
The advertisement of farmer A. E.
Willis of Rock Hill Is short but fully
suggestive. Cotton grown on the up-
countiy red clay lands does not bare
the tendency -‘to run out”—become
long jointed —that it does on sandy
soils. Besides the up country seed
make a quicker crop, thereby e*oap«
ing injury from a late, summer
drought and early fall frost. That’s
Thk 1'koclk’b opinion.
Among last -week’* welcome press-
day visitors was Mr. W. i). Wade ot
Eastman, Ga. -He is happy and pros-
peioms in hU.new home toward the
sunset, and we are very sure that be is
w inn I eg as true frieuue there as tlioge
who still cling to the old mother S-ato.
He is doing a good missionary work
there too. learning the Georgians how
to farm andlmMing up the S *ulh f aro
StnsHig. l,ast yuar with two mule* he
made 3(i bales ot cotton, ard all the food
products needed on his farm.
Mr*. Dora Dee Walker, Vice Pres**
dent of theS mth Carolina Rural School
Imtirovement Sociery and President of
Che Barnwell County Branch, has ap
pointed Mi*s<-s Clara L Johnston, Ma
bcl Waters and Olive liny as Press
Committee for Barnwell County with
Miss Johnston a* Chairman. All per
sons desiring to help in the improve
ment of the rural schools of Barnwell
County are requested by the Commit
tee to wflte out such suggestions as
rlr y can for making improvements or
for raising money for making improve
ments and forward them to the Chair
man at Elko, H. C.
Hnq. J. O. Patterson reached home
on'S Hurds v on a leave ot absence to
recuperate from his recent illness con
tracted in the cruel climate of the
c ipita)
His many Bsrnwell friend*, and that
means ail Hie home folks, are glad to
see that Judge Patterson is entirely
tecovered from his coullicc with the
grippe and to know that the sensation
al reports sent, out by Washington cor-'
respondents were entirely unwarranted
and that he Is as sound phvslcally as
mentally and morn lie. Alter a brief
rest he will return to the constant aud
vigilant discharge of bis duties.
Wm. MeNsb.
Barnwell, 8. C.
MOKE TIME.
,Comptroller Genera! A. W, Jones,
with approval of Governor Ansel, baa
extended the time for making tax re
turns to March HKfc« after which the
Public jo pe,. c «, nt penalty attache!,
of Su- j
PYTHIAN NEWS.
The Third District Convention was
royally entertained at Aiken last week.
Delegate* from 25 Lodge* In the cottn-
tlea of Aiken. Barnwell. Bamberg Mid
Hampton attended.
The ad.’res* of Past Grand Chancel •
lor Charles Carroll Simms was the star
featiire of tl»e meeting, worthy of the
good order, live fair occasion and tue
distinguished orator.
The olBccr* elect for the next
Pythiar. y’«r are:
J. F. Carter of Bamberg D. I). O. C.
Jntne«-K> Byrne* of Aiken D. D. V.
G. O.
Ben Wyman of P.arnwell Secretary
H. Murray Mathl* of lUaokviUe
Treasurer
George Warren of Hampton I. G.
II J. Crouch of Elko O. G.
The Executive Committee- of the
Rivers’ Bridge Memorial Association
will meet at the M-morlnl Ground* on
taturdav March 5th at. 2 o’clock P. M.
for rbe purpose of arranging for Me
morial service!.
J. W. Jenny, Dr. X F. Kirkland Sr,
Sccv. Prea.
Feb. 16, nut).
pleasant by the
C. Kicchinjrs of
Red maple D In blbom.
March came In like a hmb.
Next Monday will be sale day.
Lumber is advancing in prices.
Measles in several sections cf the
county.
Alder bu»hca are in bloom in the
twain p*.
A few farmers have finished breaking
their land.
The days gain 12 minutes !n sun
shine tills week. «
The sound of the fertilizer wagon i-
beard In the land.
Measles is said to he epidemic in sev
eral parta of the S ate.
The ground hog’s second nap will
continue two more week*.
To get the best raatilt«, use ‘‘Key
stone'’ Lime . “ Be-t by Test. At Mo-
lair's.
Tuesday was made
clever cati of Mr. M.
Williston.
lion. C. W. Garris of Denmark wn»
in tow n on Monday and paid us a very
pleasant call.
For brick work and plastering use
'*Keystone” Lim*>. •’Takes lets of it.”
At Molair’f.
When the next rain cornea burn out
the chimneys and the March winds
w ill be less dangerous.
The last week end was made beauti
ful and blessed by the good remem
brance ot Mr. A. E. Wilie.
The smiling face of Capt J. W. Jon-
nv of Jenny brightened the sanctum
wonderfully on gloomy blue Monday.
Try Moljdr’s Onion Set*, Heed Iiisb
Potatoes and Garden Heed. A fresh
supply just arrived.
We were mighty glad to see Mr. K.
II. Dick* Of Wearhersbee on Tucsdsy
He always does the right.thtng at tUe
rignt time.
Bear grass was used by our fathers
for hanging up meat, but ”home-pun”’
•trings vill au*wer every purpose and
aie less trouble.
To have a good garden, early and
* ; latev plant Molalr* Onion Bets, Seed
trtsh Potatoes md Gardctt Heed-.- Nowe
better. ,
The new.game law now in force for-
blds-the hunting of partridge* between
March 1st and November 15th. Dove
shooting Is not prohibited until March
Iflth. — ' ‘
* Tbe recent rains are welcome. Many
we'll! have gone dry. and the well dig
ger* have been having a bonanza inci
dent to the small rainfall of the past
. few moaths. -
Of Ad tbe kind words received this
y^er since have been more heart
warming than tbeee from our long
time Jf«wl friewl, Mr. M. O. Klnard of
Ebrbsrdt: fl can’l do without
tt give* me all tho news and, .1 believe
TUE GENERAL SESSIONS.
Juries were Brawn on Monday pre
paratory to the opening of the court Of
General sessions on tbe third Monday
in March.
Grand Jitry sok 1910:
Barnwell—P W. Pi Ice, J. R. Harri
son, K. A. Greene,
Bennett Spring*—M. R. Baughman.
Blackvifle—F. S. Malony.
Rich Land —F. P. Baxley.
Rosemary —H. t!. Hafr.
Fycaniore—A. W. Manuel, G. W.
Thomas.
Williston—T. J. Woodward, F. P.
Merritt, G. M, McKerley.
HOI DOVKH8
0. B. Parker, J. O. Handers, O. M .
Padgett, P. F. Mitchell, J. J. Hnelling-,
J. J. Boyd.
First Wjckk Pktit Jurors.
Allendale—G B Reeves, Harry W
All, N B Londholt.
Barnwell—John R Bradley. Charlie
Brown, W T Aycock, H H Ussery.
Bennett Springs —M L Rountree.
lilackville—J L Buist. Jerome Mar
tin,
Four Mile—W F Duncan .
George’s Creek—S W Creech, B B
Baxley, F L Still, J L Nix, H N Jones
Great Cypres*—J R Harden, E B
Smder*. G M Harden, J O Fields.
Red Oak—W M i’arker, JC Fnwke
Rich Land—H B Anderson, L W
Hill,
Rosemary—J N Folk, L E Hair, R
L Wooley, Manson M. Hair.
Sycamore—H W Harter, J II Wil
liams, T .1 Weekly.
Williston—J W Whaeter. W II Hair,
C L Wooley, Basel Bates, Henry Lard.
BAMBERG COURT.
The Spring Term of court will com
mence on Monday next. Judge T, S.
Seaae of Spartanburg will preside.
Grand Jurors hki.d ovkr.
J B OIMam. Jr. G W Hightower. W
l Rice. F E Steedly, G A Jennings, J
V McMillan.
W 41 Uitf r. O W Folk. A McB.
Speaks, R M Kearsv. J H Fender. D B
Rboad, O W Goolsby, J A Murdacgh.
•I H Smith Jr, G U Clayton, C S Folk.
J H Hutto.
Pktit Jurors, First Wkkk.
A GRIEVOUS I.O*s.
The second great fire of the year !i>
Barnwell County occurred eary Iasi
I'hursday morning, w oeii the Biack
ville Kni'tlng Mill*,owned and oper
ated bv Mr. G. W. Greene, Jr, wa-
struck hy llglitning, aud. in spite of
i the part of the local lire
deoarirnt , .il owiiyilr consnmed bv
the flames, along u ir1^TTrr^-**wiiaing
owned by 'ir W. A. Giles. The inT?
• torv biiih’ing which the mill occupied
together with ilie machinery were \al-
oed at $10.IKY,), while 800 dozen pairs of
sock* and a quantity of yarn valued hi
$1,500 make* a total loss of $18 000,
with only about I'i 500 insurance.
S’arting several years ago on a small
scale in Rosemary township. Mr
Greene, by hi* *trict hone*ty, fair deal
Ing* and good buidnes* methods, bad
built hi* mill up to the flourishing con
dition it enjoyed wbeti burned. Till-
wa* the pimicer manufacturing plant
of its kind in the comity, and its lo*s
mean* much to its owner, the oper
atives and tbe community.
Like a I’mcnix i islng from the (lames
we understand that Mr. Greene will re
build on h larger scale, and may add
an extensive ice plant in connection
with the knitting mills.
CAMP MORRALL No. 890 U. C. V.
'Hie annual reunion of the Veteran
survivors of this Cump and of the as
sociated Sons and Daughters of the
Confederacy will bo held at Meyer’s
Mill on March 25th, 1910, for the pur
pose* of electing officer* fur the next
vevr and tor choosing delegates to tho
Sfit+*v*tHM-feoe-FH4 Rt-omofc*.
Addresses appropriate to the occa
sion will be delivered by
lion M. 1. Smith, of Camden, and
Miss Frankie Griffin, youngest daugh
ter of Hon J. C. Gtiliin.
Patriotic speeches and recitations
will also be made by great grand
daughters of the soldier heroes of the
00 s.
The choir, under direction of Miss
May Griffin, will render both vocal
ami instrumental music,—the songs
and strain* that cheered the gray arm
ies in the winter camps and on the
summer battleilnes.
A Basket i’ic Nlc and a Savannah
River Barbecue of the o’d time excel
lence and abundance will be served.
The public ge nerally, the Lanies es
peciaUy, are most cordially invited to
join with ns in the enjoyments and
duties of that occasion and a sincere
welcome awaits yrtti.
lost ns give that dav to the glorious
memories of our sacred cause and keep
alive In tbe hearts of those so soon to
take our places tbe glow’ of live and
u for tfibse ’who Ybtight and fell.
ered the pain of wound*, the hor
rors of imprisonment, the privations
of war in the defence of the cause of
the Soathhind, that they believed and
f, W A balance
J B Rems
W P McMillan
K M Zeigler
G W Hunter
U S Z .ru
Wilbur Drawdy
W I, Mitchum
0 II Rico
W B G'Pain
Reward Breland
Jeff B Smith
J (’ Khoad
E A Thain
Henry Khrhardt
W R Boltin
W M Kearse
Joe E Carter
1 R Owens
J D Carter Jr
T U Cox
S K Berrv
,r “»r>ear?(j'7
Marion Smnak
B W llicr*
J P O’tpiin
E 1> Fdd.T
"J A’earse
11 M Nimmons
J D m iTTr.woe.^
C H Free
I, J Kinsey
J C Carter
M C Chitty
H M Kennedy
W H Steedly
Pktit Juuoks,
Skcoxd Wkkv
K M Stndlfer
A I, McMillan
Hamptuu Jennings
J R Muni*
ti J Herndon
T J Crider
W !•' Ilngbes
11 O Crmn
H l. Brown
W p Bishop
J 1) Baxter
W il Bessinger
F II McCrae ’
Hampton Lain
J A HichauLon
K M Ka v
W II Faust
H H Proveanx
J B Pailgett
W S (.’ooner
G J Be**ing«r
<.’ H -Miltious
Paul Cook
W I, Snsaercsu
FJoyner
H W Cart-T
I> B Reed
J C K«>lk Jr
<' 11 Brnhham
J A Peter* J r
Jonah H Morris
J K Dnrnell
G W Kail
fl W Cave
Joe McCormack
11 M Rhoad
CURING MEAT- -
After pork b*« lain In sail for mv-
nral wewka it should b* takan out and
bung np to dry. If it to dipped In
scalding water ptoce hy pieeo and then
liberally sprinkled with a* mixture of
borax and ground black pepper it wltl
keep nicely. Melcet If poatdhl* a cnol
Mine for doing tWa work and keep a
good smoke undvr the meal for several
days.
was re
The following conversation
cently overheard:
Mr. A. ••H*ve you a drove of about
twenty hogs?”
Mr. B. -1 have about ten.”
Mr. A. ”A r e lluy running out?”
Mr R don’t know ”
Mr. A. ••Wen, they are on try nats ”
Mr. r. ‘ The oht® won’t Imw them.”
Mr. A. “I wish yon would get them
uo.”
Mr. C ‘ Thfir# are pot enough oat*
In Barnwell enuiiiy to htm iwemy
hogs.”
Mr. A. ’’But Hie bogs are ruining
my oats.”
Mr. R ”1 will get Them tomorrow,”
Mr. ('. ‘ Some people arc so particu
lar. Why, man, the oats won’t hurt
the beg*-”--——
STUBBORN AS MULES
are liver and bowels sometime*; seem
to balk without cause. Then there’s
trouble—loss of appetite, indigestion,
nervousness, despondency, headache.
But such trouble* rty before Dr.Ktng'v
New Life Fills, the wond* he.*t stom
ach and liver remedy. So easv. 25c
at G. N. Bufckhaller’s, R. A. Deason
A Co.’a.
• •’t*
U A
Old year, you have been good to me> mud I h8ve tried
iny very best to pass on your kindnesses manyfold to my
customers and friends, and so I have happy holidays.
WELCOME .19.10
For you bring fresh nnd larger opportunities for pro
moting prosperity, and increasing home and heart happ •
ness.
ran is
FOR
testing
Sews
FROM
I thank my good true friends for-their generous patron
age the past twelve months and pledge my very beat ser
vice to them in the coming new year.
JXTIJXTE GA£l XaOADIS
of the IJest Horses and Mules that experienced jifcdg-
ment could select and the dollars in hand pav for have
been reeeived*and handled ny me this season, giving abso
lute satisfaction in quality and price to every purchaser.
of the same superb starrHani tiorses and mules just received
for the New Year trade.
SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRICES
will he made on these last arrivals, and I shall contribute
my full shape toward giving my customers the start" that
swtonkwiiiiM^;
msmmammi
will
wm in
1910.
SEVEN THOUSAND BUSHELS
of Home lyai-md Seed Oats to spare from my own planting
at 70 ct nf's per bushel.
A Gar 1/oad of Virginia Wagons and Buggies, ‘ tho
best going” at very oitractive prices.
Before buying anything whatever in the lines I handle*
call on me.
See my stocks, learn my prices and you will he con
vinced beyond all doubt that Sonta Claus is not largei
hearted or more generous handed than your (sincere friend
and well wisher.
J. D. WHITTLE,
BLACKVILLE, S. C.
SAME OLD MAN. IN THE SAME OLD WAY.
BUT WITH NEW TOOLS AND NEW IDEAS.
Will {ruarai)f«*f» no bettor Work can be done ftdm any shop any where than
we can do. Only re^iiUr Apprentice Machinist work.
Avoid these Jackie#* scattered over the country as we
work to do over. Give It to us at firat, aud save money.
have most of their
Some of our specialties:—*
£&* Automobile Repairing, Reborlng Cylinders,
new Piston Rincs, new Fitaon*, and anything of that kind made here.
Our same old line a* when we were here before; Hieetn KBgiues, Boiler*, Cot
ton Gins, Grist Mills, Haw Mills, Etc.
Headquarters for Gasoline Engine Work, as we have an expert on same.
Call and ree our shop*, and be convinced. Thankinir mv old customers for
past favors, and sulicitinx their Future Patronage. We remain.
A. H. KINK
ATOM AT
NOTARY PUBLIC,
BLACKV2LLE, S. C
T. IL ELLIS,
si r v ante *5*
A postal card
me at LynJhumt, S. C.
receive prompt attention.
DR.J. H. E.WILH0US,
—r -BESTI8T,
BLACKVILLB, 8. C.
Office days Thursday, Fri*
day and Saturday.
Well equipped office.
_ Operhtiona made ki
I cm* aa consistent with safety
Trices reasonable. Terra*
cash,
a * • "
*' 1 1 '■■SM ■ ' f|„
The v* limbic lands of the
late J. Tun ill Smith of Wil-
tiHloiv demised by him to
Connie Maxwell Orphanage,
arc now oflered for sale up
on liberal term*.
For particulars apply
either to Dr. W. Chester
Smith, WilH«*on, or Orlando
Sheppard, Edgefield, or A,
T. Jamison, Greenwood.
DR. f. C. IlllODS.
DEStlSl,
Barnwell, - - - 1C
/ OF FICX HOUVtt
130 a. m. to fip.f
Persons Ihrlng sway frons i
will ptense make appotsUMata
Jcomlax By so doing (bay irttl be i
1 <>f immediate sow toe ood avoid
Yours
F a i t h f u i I v
9
BLACKVILLE MACHINE SHOPS.
Blackville, S-
WHY NOT A BOY’S CORN CLUB?
>Vhy could not tho schoolboys of
Barnwell comity organize a corn club?
There 4* tmebftrjf nurre intert-nfing or
more valuable than h knowledge of
Imw to grow corn. How many schools
in the county could enlist the boys in
such an enterprise? it would add
greatly to the interest if the school*
would Inaugurate a friendly rivalry
comparing methods and results.
STEPHEN H. FUKSE, JR.
EDMUND M. LAWTON.
PURSE AND . T : .
>tton Factors, bagging and Ties, Fertlizers,
Handlers of tTpUftT,'4^B n ^ nn(l Florodora Cotton,
Liberal advances made on consign men
Fersennl, prompt and careful attention to all biiBincw
entrusted to us.
FUKSE & LAWTON,
LMl! EastBay St., Savannah, Ga.
TMCAfHJMEft* NOTIC*.
Tba Treasurer’* OlBev will b* •
for the collection of take* Irvlod for
the year rom«oenci<if J»nnsrr
l«t 19U9, frr*»n the Iftth day of Oetoto:
IMS to the Ukb (toy of Meroh MHO in ;
clmiivo.
From the let $• the 51et of Jenuary
1910 Inclnslre « penalty of on* per
cent will to, added: from tbe let to the
rath of February 1910 tnclnaive »|
• Ity of twe per cent will bo
ell texne void In FehruoCy.
From the 1st to tbe TOtb day of Karri
1910 inclusive e ponvltv of seven net
coot will bo added to all onpold texea.
liOOf. ^
For Stetc Purpoeee
M Ordlnery County Pop.
posee
For New Jell Purpoeee
” KeindexinjC Records
" CobsIRbUomI debooi
ft} mine
iidiis
s.ifft*
we know was rixlit.
A’nnual dues will
, fL-A. Moyer,
Adjutant.
also be collected.
.J. U .LiUBuc.
Comuinuder.
AN AWFUL EKtTPTION
of a rolcano exette* brief Interest, end
yuur interest in skin eriipthHis will be
ss short If yon use HHcklen’s Arnica
Salve, their quickest core. Even the
vorst bolls, ulcer* or fever sore*
*o«ni heeled hy it. Rest for Rur
Rttiises, Ho re Lips, Ch*|:
i, ChllnleinH am] Piles. It kIvos
' relief. fh-tet'C. N. Buickbai- A. H. Niuestein
^ bC9^. . S ■ ' -
GET RID OF THE PEST.
Red bugs are not a necessity a* many
housekeepers onee tiiought. Tho care
ful housewife of G» day never sees one.
If a Bbcral supply of mercurial oint
ment is dissolved iu a mixture of kero
sene oil and spirit* of turpentine and
the liquid applied in ail crevasses dur
ing the dmk nights tu March and a
second lighter application is made in
April no further precaution Is neces-
smy during the year. Wipe off all
parta of the furniture carefully with
a soil rag saturated with the solution,
and apply in all crack* with a feather.
Do not forget to lay in a supply of
mercurial ointment the next time there
t» passing to town Nothing will
lighten the hoiTSPlrei-jeer’s Work more
than this timely precaution.
Keep the ointment out of reach of the
children. It is a deadly poison.
ADM4NfHTRATCR-S NOTICE. —
Having qualified as administrator of
Thomas Dukes, deceased, late of Barn
well County, S. O , this is to notify all
person* having claim* again*; tbe es
tate of ss id deceased to exhibit them to
the undersigned on or before the 23rd
d*y of February, 191$, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
All peieMM Indebted to said estate will
p)ea«e make Immediate payment.
This 3rd day of March. 1910.
J D. Whittle;
Administrator
AtQr- for A4tor. £
NOTICE.
On and after this (lute scrvii'es will
be held at Heven Pines Hantivt i hur h
on third Sundays of each month sit II
a. m. The public cordially Invited to
attend.
W. M. Cook.
Feb. 15th, 1910.
‘‘ECONOMY IS WEALTH”
FALSE ECONOMY means FAtLUKE.
Deal in GfcNUINK ECONOMY—Save on the cost a
crop. Don't try to save on the cost of SEED. Don til-
i/.er am! labor on poor seed. He economical by producing a large
crup of fine quality through plaining the BEST C ANTALOUPE
SEED in the market, and pJace your orders early for
EDEN GEM CANTALOUPE SEED.:
Saved September,^ 1909,^ from 32 acres of the finest Cantaloupes
grown at Rocky Ford, Colorado, and allowed to rip n on the vines
and about the time they d» tho most, j before the seed saving was cotnmeuced,-under the tTcrsonaf surter-
business. Whst v.m hhv to me will ho v;s , an of C j j Mathis.
Eden and Holmes Melon and Davts Cuke Seed.
FOR SALE ONLY BY
A F. YOUNG & CO, C H. MATHIS
308 Washington St., - BLACKVILLF
H “
l f
There will b« en extra levy ef twrfl
mllle in BarniMlI, Bhsekvilto and W11-
llston township# for pnhllc road*.
OmoiotetUm Ux will b* $3.90 erD
March let
Hpvcial he bool Levy.
Cedar Grove (1) mill.
AlieiHleleX* 33, Barharv RraneV/
Calvary. Double Food, Rlkn, Edleio.
Friendship, Healing Bprlng*, ilima,
Kttne, Morris, Hew Forest, Oak Grove,
Old Colombia, Needy Breneh, Seig
lingvtlle. Seven PtBe* and Tinker*
Creek $3) estli*.
Barum, Rig Fork, Blsekvllle. li’
Hlcaury fliil, Owen* Cross Hs>*ht
SyesRiore No. 61. Uiasr* end Upi
Rich Land (9) mllle,
NOTICE,
To all law abiding citizens of Barn
well C/wnty. If you have any Blind
Tiger* in your midst, kindly vviite me.
giving their name, wheie they r< side
business. What von *»y to me will he
in strict confidence and 1 will do the
rest.
Frank H. Creech,
8. H. C.
Fairfax $3}) mllle.
Hercules and Lee* $4)
PROBATE COURT NOTICE.
All administrator*, executor*, gunr-
Uians apd trustees aje ilirt;cte4.(t«al »e-
qurrctl by law to mjrkp arTTitTat imirn*'
to the Judge of -Probate before or on
the first day of,July in each year. S*r
Revised Statute*, pages 979, Sretlon
2.’>rj> and 2tVT2
If such return* ure not made a* above
stated the Judge of Probate Is required
and directed by taw to isi'ne cltatTons
for aucb delinquent* and tlie penaltjf
for *uch neglect or refusal i* a fine of
twenty dollar* for cncli day during
continuance of said default, and revo
cation of letters of adminffttratioA, &c.,
if persisted in.
Jolin K . Snelllng.
~*^.JU)lge of Probate, B. C.
NEW YORK, N. Y.
»EKD RYE
FClfe
SALK!
Burn well County raised; tho
that never fall* or disappoints,
ilto, S. C. I C, N. Sorckba’UT, Barnweii, A. C,
kind
CDS F OF UN KIN DN Et’S.
.There’s a wonderful system of gov-
grrf»M , m thxt H1rcot« the irffat rs of btr“
inaii being*. If ro« do a good act n
good net witfbe done yoo If yon deal
out siv injustice you will be at dieted
with !ike puniahnrent. Nfuu* can af
ford to be nukiitd, for unkindoesa »i-
waya returns, and in greater aionsiire.
— Record Herald.
“Gootl farm ^ontnhtiwjg Hftt acre*
near Hnttteviile for sale, easy torma.
J Write H. H. 'Lafeaui. AttMMy, £s
i*to4k«W
Tlie Japanese are talking very rweet-
«•'_ .«i» buoy AH the time in
getting ready for troohjjo. By 1817
tbwy wiH add 31 now brar abipo to tbelr
already form id able sea armament.
Williston (3}> mills.
United Hutea Currency. Gold t> ft
Bllver Coin, Connty and tseHool cL.
pmpnrly approved will bo received for
taxes. _
Cheeks and drafts will not bo raov.*-
ed for taxes except at the risk of to*,
payor..
J. B Armstrong.
—— County Ttcoourcr.
Barnwell. 8. Kept. 31et-$fl0*.
C. F. ClliMl, ?.l.
'. H. Mgg
Calhoun A Co.
B|~Accld[«]
cycloNi
I0f«
nHXLY BLANKS.
Trespmw C4td* t Rent Liens, Distress
Warrants, For aohf 0$ Tux P*ori.r
Dfftce.
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