Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A» de|mtr theritf It l»H. e»i>ap*afrH> all,, tb# m*»,t potent aK#nolea In^tlie protmttation of* our wahtarof habtu arh laxlimta and l<no- rmnea. vblan and women, both white . , . . Mat hla«k. At# unwUlitH( U* nmk# the #rre*t nurnbert rharbad ^Itb^heatloti ntoraearr for tnkltiff car# parllolpaitog in the rioting ehd to lit ^itlre Into ^he fact* of eecb ea*#. In inn# tw1 r# a wlttnne, having f lo aerre aaa p«tit}uror Wtrwy tw#t*ncf theao eharg^ **“ found to be groundlefc*. eeub obarged person fnrnlenlng written nr oral erl* thn macblneiy of recon- dene# from eaiploYera thatJt# bad orr- i wa» put In motinn hr the ar K, S R Can by» “ .“;rA, mand#r of th# Military District of i Carol lea, In rtmjvlng Judge A F Aldrlob. U wa# a fair* Monday twornltigao the people gathered, but tUu apprehenalon •ttrwtfi BiPiHfttiag- m> ; oo«#, ^ wlrtdti WM lntemdllrd wbtn Judge Al drioh cam# riding In a bugry wlA ArVih catite. riding In a bugyy wi»n ^>eao hundruiLuien, w C«t>t wHVwm in Font M | a|[rft phic faciTUlea, I uf the United State* troop* then garrtaoblng Barnwell Tbe^'ourt wa« er talt bU home dor'.ng tho trouble but hed remahied di*fal to bhi contract* with hi# etnplofpr*, Tb# Induenee of tbl« brief CAmpalgn for peace and good order bad wrlde spread Influenue for Democratic sue- res*. The peiCect organization Dial had wltbin twerHy hour* after the it- •iilng ot Judge R'iggin’*order gatliered Ithout the aid of before the tele phone wa# dreamed of, showed a touch log of elbows from the hills to the tide Infantty opened tud thou the »u«penee_ .4^made eHciwss a surety. The ' " ;*iT. wn* owdod aa Judge Aldrich, then In tiMfall Summer of hie physical and Iwulleutnal vigor, with all the elo- ypienc# of a golden tongue, all the •uperh courage of a Roman Senator told in ringing words of the passing of «b# eld order of thing*, and yielding to aHUtary power predicted that he would ft ve to see the day when he would again preside o¥if th#t^»nm or South Caro* «ood conduct of that peace making posse made friends for Carolina In ev ery Northern SMfe, and the training to obedience in the camps and cam palgn* of the foui /ears war won the victory of peace in Mie redemption of the State After all was gained Gov ernor Hampton spoke to tia of ti*n. Ilagood as ‘ the great organiser of vic tory. 71 and no nobler and higher enco- . .a# mwman *— #• on# fr#wi hle-#wn uud«l«g I# ' * » whoa# service tJh* laat rt* ft titimber white men 11 ht of work r kh# 4Wtgro‘s ahlftlte* RBWB N0TK8 Senator Daniel of Virginia la able to ■peak agaii alter belug In « aute of d.ym '4-. ■ -i<-. FINAL, DISCHARGE NOTICE. that the un- ml Mr*. Barit n- W.Ti»..tB M» aoldlors. I 1 aroi ne#4« owi th|nktnsr. -tt dognpllng “to wotk v ljh« 0 peg tv* they outdo him In —. .a ;. ‘ ’ 7 ' " - woscfn . vi With the erailioatlnn of the tniu h writ ten about hook worm there may be • energy, provided always that we can be lead to realize ttist we, and not aomebody e)#e. are waatmful We are wasteful hccuitse we are |g- noram of our wasteful fuss. We have inherited Wasteful •nid.*noie*; we h%ve been acoustomc l In waste from child hood; we have grown accnstouieil to our neighbor's prodiga Hi ; we bkve found it essl«*r to waste than to Wave; and we hsve been aocuatomed to think. If we have thought at ail, that our way U the only way there la to live. AuA year after year we retnai/r unmindful of the fact that Ignorance and waste- fulness are twin sister# and am always found hand In band./ THK EDGEFIELD WaY. Uca, a Judge chosen hy his people af» ni(uni wai ever more worthily be- - • • vt ‘ v f A different SSSr-.v" ter they badtbrown <>F the yoke Just placed upon them. He then ordetert the oonrt adjonrned sine die. Hi* pic ture a* he spoke those burning words te-atiit vivid* in our ni«moi/ It was •be grandest hour of full life sod h*- aieasdred to It m«at worthily. Torn hwebeen no more tlirilllut hour In the history of Barnwell. Torn he we.,t Into fnrcOd exile practicing law In An g*am, bnt his prophecy came true and H# #)t#lh tat on the bem h as a Judge •f 3 »hth Carolina until the bntden of tils years caused M* voluntary retire- ■eeat and he pessed from life under the >hrt»«T «| “The Oaks" that he luged so fab# oeme to General Canby. While endeavoring U) quiet an West he was •BM la the hack by Cept Jack a chief •Mm led lb# inaurreotlon of the red «Mn. *A. 7 > vRw^iahif *11 tbr*e years com*# Into WtflWlift qiiery *od rep’y of the late ‘^TCAIrt. Bradley,.4 Rki^uger nonductor - Booth OeroHna Railroad 1 ^ (-Wbylif •p Sin Jack not Immortal i ?v^ M Rojet-ee tseCauby killed.”) Beveo yew re later In the same church *b«r« we»Miotltef esenl of State wide, «•««*? maklagImportance and l> fin oooo. On a fall wifi tar morning the Court mat again. The Judge to pre- aide wa# Fierce I,. IVIggin. a Northern attorney who had located at Bvaufort after lit# •ttrreudrr and who had tilled 1 ofBv# of S->dciU<r wlfh raff r fTTcTen ry. H# bad been elected Judge of the B Cm4 Clnmlt bv the Legislature that hadMectad K. J. Moms. Jr , for 3un< stowred. One roor# Incident and wn stop. A*, the assembling of Mie posse at J< y •* Branch only one man was the least un der the iiul'tence of the ardent. He had been a gallant, snlillrr in inan\ hard raids and »tubb<*rn close fights In Virginia On hi* person were the *car« of honorable wounds. At sundown tieu. Hsgood, calling him by hl*g vhj name, ssid, *• , gat your horse, ride to *, find out what Is g< lug on, *Uv all night in that neighborhood, and re port to me h«*re at sunrise tomorrow morning " Handing him a biscuit the General <aid, “Here’s vour supper — go!” A* the scout rode oat of hearing Gen. Ilagood stld to a*: ‘•Resp. nsl- htli'y and a biscuit will sober him ” And it ws* a true word. Next morn ing be came hack as sober as a Judge. T'frt CONTRIBUTED EDITORIALS. WHY WK AKK A WASTEFUL, PKOl’LE. »tat> 1. t«r and W.J. Wfiipper for (diallesion, ssbum Governor UhamberUiu refused In •omtnLsslon, News of rioting on »h# Upper Three Run* had rewhei) Barnwell and upon bring brought to •ha attention of Judge Wiggiq he Is •ued an order directing the then Hl»er IP, Jamra Patterson. K-q , to suTimon a po«s# under the direction of (*en John son Ilagood and to go to the scene of the trouble and restore peace and good order. Ilie Court waa adjourned and by the noit morning’a sunrise thero were hundred# of citizens at the a^v- tminted raodervous. Joyce Brarith Vady yet*H ans of the Civii W sr/ WVr** tb«rt. men w!m. had learned to obey end whose example Indoyltccd the younger men to prearrve prefect order pod eMscipMno. A* f>«u Hsgood and rapecfed the presence of ao ItHIg a mounted p4valcad«, riding gff '.. Wsurelp to the #cene pf tho trouble Rada most soothing effect and good erdef was qjulckly restored, to be fol- fef 1 lodg and yet continuing p«riod of peAc#. The otdy member <d •he poss# inj'ired was ' j tine* I’atterwM^ who, riding In bis bugKy aftav plghtfali near the residence of Mr. Joe«pb Ashley, was shot from the dayAnoas, receiving several painful wotinda in (lie sido and breast Cnat we are prodigsl of opr re aitnrces and wntelnl alike «»f time and good* is a lact not to be ref ..ted. I hat toe same prodigsll y pursue* ns 110 matter what may be our vocation <yt station in ii:e I* as certain. But why IS it sol* iti* part y a matter of inheritance that a# do not lake care. .\<lt long sinew-the owner of a b *atiti/nl p u y foil 1 id that it bud heoiiuir b,trid Upon inq liry It wn* found tn*l Ui»f p .u>V sire hsd a defect in tb* eye. Oph thalmia had been tranS/ihiUed from the sire and had ruined au otherwise lault- less animal. Twenty three candidate card* were published in the Edgeleid < lir nlcle last week. Tiie K.igctleld Dcnocrsts select all their ofllc'ai* lo tnei*’ pri. msry elections Th y relieve their legislative delegation of tlm res|U)»i*i billty of selecting S pervifOrsfif Kegi* trarlon and Uouuty (Jonimisatoners Si rely the people are as competent to hoiiilnate these public servant* a# to choose others oT superior gtaie and equal responsihllliy A BALK GF COTTON. Hon. Charles B I’endlepm. The writing In the Macon I'ulegrrph, t»ay- thc following crosseyed tribute to a bale ol cotton: “This is * hs'e of cotton. ■ lifclces, inaniniUve ,hing ; aud yet it is woiih ■■bout stx'V live dollars-• ipial to a Idg steer, a girod cow. or a tlr.e ci*op ol eotokens. But the three acre* of land and labor ami the copimercfs! ferrll izer required to produce It would mate tiiree big xtcer* three tine cows and cfojens ot coop- of tine chickens. “Cotton j* undotibiebly the mom y money crop ol this section, but the mom y in the staple can be doubled l y dividing the sie* of the farm between the stock, gtsin and root crop* and cotton. ‘ The problem of the farm is to kee n<> u>« fertility of the soil All giwfd fanners agree that there I* uoipinr equal to a plenty of hsrnyird insroure. but how can vou get the osrnysrd ma nure w ithout raiaing the stocks ’Tim o'd run around h»» It thus: ‘Plant more cotton to buy/more ferti lir., r to make more coiiq<^ p> b*.y more, fertilizer.’ Bnv the looter plan Is pi raise more atook to make mote manure to produce more cotton. Cotton Is king th# monarch of the field, wuen It la made a snrplua crop, mimI misted wltn oat* and Corn an I pe*« and sps k. A mode! farm should be (llvidtHl Into lour parts, and untler an immutable rotation law the same field put In cot ton onfv once in four years, and once In fopt y**wr* that rteitl should rest. • Cotton is a g od crop w hen it i< tngde st a profit It can he made at a profit w hen it is a surplus crop—taking it* turn in the rotation and baruvard fertilization scheme But l* not profitable when the planter sends to Chicago fot nt» meat, to Kentucky for hi* mules, to Ohio lor his grain and anvwpere b y,»nd hi* barnyard tor his fertilizers.” of Mownfevtl!#. mother of M Civil War BU# I# 10# f ears of age. Because h« Is baldheadod. Rev.B A. l(*ff«r, pastor of a Jersey City cbwrch. has resigned hi# charg# and will retire fnun the ministry. Jh# latest * thing la “bors*l#e«” vehidloa ie tb# horneasing of a pair of bog* to lake tho ptao# of mui«e 00 a farm a«*r Cfcarltitlou. Notice I# hereby gk-~.. ~ .... . ■ 'rgHtnyd will fl'o with Hoo. John K. 4 J S'iMnnr. Judge or l*robaUB. hU Anal 4 return ae Administrator wRIi will an.' • nrxed of the ••take of J. B. S'okes. d* . ♦ ceasod, on Friday, Ifind rtaf of April.! 4 UM9, Olid apply for Letters DtemUsury. • J W. Oooge. Administrator with will annexed. Find March. 191Q. ew * ' You should have a bank Account no a^attcr how small your tMihiiieu. It » thc^ve^jf best way/to estabilsb a oed* it, not only with tht bank buj with btfsiness men with whe you deal, and by paying all vdur Wlfs with checks you get the very-best possible receipt, /if you are not accustomed to banking, call and talk it oytr with the officers. ADMINLSTKATOK'B NOTICE ■state or h. w.attooo. d>oxa»«». 2,000 people wer# Tendered hnmelo«a on last Thursday lu the towo o' Mount Hope, W W, when x d*s#«troaa Hr# destroyed practically every hem# there. / -• vr - Owing to drought end lb# high prices of feed T*xks ranub owners are shipping cars of beef cattle. Notice is hereby given that oa the 1 W ‘ 100 000 need, to th# pastum of Okj# elghtto dsy of April,' 1910. the under signed wlo HD with Hon. John K. HneiUug, Judge of Probate, hi# Final Return a# Administrator of the estate of H W Briggs, <lr>ccHsed, and apply for Letter* T>l*itibwory. Any and all persons indebted to said estate will pl#a«e nuke prompt scttle- JjMPf, Hid pur wfld.iU prsons holdlog oiHim* Hgsinst said e<tnt« will present them, properly attested, on or lurfere sal' date, eighth of April, 1919, or W debarred payment'. Ifc K Briggs, 8th March, 1310. Administrator of ^arnmdl invites check' Savings A^c accounts—small or large—as well unts. Emperor Theodore Roosevelt, Afrl- chuus.Is having an iiDpeUal triumphal pr#ceasi<*n homeward. For die next feyf whets h# “will outsbrhe Haley’s comet tifMrteiiburg fair women were in a ctatc nc cm itu pspryllWA Strait between two temptations last STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. week, tho fever to spoouUte In rising COUNTY OF BARNU KLu, pri* e town lot* and to invest in be- . .. witching Faster hats and bonnets, ,n the Court. At xSundav night ball in a rlliage 3 . / in Hungary * woman’s dress was seen Barnwell County. / ablsie. others caitght on lire, a panic Whereas Mrs.'Ka*ie Keed tnide suit to me followed, the roof fell In, 30t> prisons {«> grant V* her Letters of /yunintstratiou on were killed and many more injured. th( . mUre of ^ J lun , w-. Senator Tillman l« a wonder. Nstor- d«;«*a>HHi. / s day morning ha walked without Tlicsc «ro, therefore; to cite and admonish company around a block in Admit* ait a n,i *in,znl.ir, the kindred *nd creditors of without gt.tiug tired. The AUant* j (bc ^ Tull ^ deceased, that fdtmtor* »ay be w.il entirely recover | they bB ^ ^ ^ Senator Owen of Oklahoma savs that ( „f Pn,hate u>1>e held at BaruweU on Friday because of this coimt.y s Ignorance, l8t d#y af|er a..rt neglect of sanitary and health Irfw* o’clock in the forwnoon to al.ow OFF I<C E R S ; Hary^ D. C«lhoun, . ‘resident W. L,, Cave, Vice President H. P. Dew, Cashier N. G. W. Walker, Asst. Cashier -e. M. Gfeene^ AtTflrnty — Service 4 Per Gent* Interest .ik'0.000 live* are Ion annually. Uc fc ha» lutroduced a bill lo create a department of health. Blond will tell 11/the human family ** in hor*e». aotejutne*- i» the <>ph A NOON SONG. w& th# slug* Bred by LU would be *v8mj •V M—xM'io. Th« late Arthur M. Owens. , who was with Sheriff i’att^rson. Mad the bow of his neck tie cut Ly one itygir. Tb* Bberiff was unable thro# with the posse and depu- iAM th# writ#/to act in bis stead. On ftttaoo# of the following J»y the club# returned Ta ttwtr homes. * may ever know, but the »m- WM oatertatned that r*ckle*s emissari## bM planned iumti errset tlulmia w hich sp. ils our noble $>uth ern peopla. We .8.>uih / Oarollni.in* are the di‘- ceudsiitt 0/the Hng'l*li nobiiltt not-u f(,r *,rowe*» but not lor economy. Tuev came to Amenc* to relieve broken lor- tuues/ Tiny were atiitooiau wiien tin wfcguii'; they are arislocrats still AyVimu a* they can they intrench tBem«elves within thoire*ute* srd ex- /jiend their substance alter the manner of tin) lord ot tbe castle of ye olden time, Everybody i* hoping to ow n an entste at ».,me future time, and It re Vainer* cannot be h*d in the old lime tense they at lemi expect to direct a huge body of tenmu*. It by ans chance the estate be wa-ted a wav ap pearance* must still be kept up. And it one can nevri hope for an estate hr imiaispcini au that iuc wiiL-s#e4» to have acquired one. Tiie itch start the tune a* it were, *ud tho hand continue* to plaj* tnrouyn every strata of soc’iety, everylsodying trying to dm like cveiy- bodyelse. Our fttliers and mutlier* 'kliini to conoeal their [loverly; it 1* in our blood to do it. Aud so whether rich or poor we use our substance w ith a lavish hand. Not only i* wastefulness a matter of inhet Banco but it i* ai*o a matter of both habit and environment Our fath er* and incther* were wusieful and we have grown up in a wasteful atmos phere. We were allowed to scatter bread all over the rt >or in our baby b*K><i, f.»ur parents loved •>* too much to make us economize when we were young and the hatut ot waste ha* taken bold of u* with the ravage* of tubeiculoaD Our neighbor*, too. sext- ter tli*dr auhstatice hr^dcast It sc^iti niggardly in us tnAtut awny wiiattboy are throwing tdrlie wind*. And so we do a* wm have alwav* done and a* w c #00 other people about u* dotuf, ~ Mirtaover, wastefulusss is with ua a tnatter of rlimatc. In the chilling North men have to work at fire tight' log heat throughout the short Mummer In ursler to aiatB'T-ItVTrrgT to take care of their aubsia' l T>lbod*hed that"the sWAWWril ■ » ^ would b# tired (hit would be held un- lwr-#o managed *» re vol lit Ion. m* ■'% -d ■ ■ ■■ TRiF w»# strong, to .; Th*y hkV# j. 1 .V ^ T m* to# locg uuprudm*Uvx winter. But our winter* are short. Them D xvoi x to be done every month in the year. There is no need to get imr^V-Ve^tables u,;; b; HA VED A SOLDIEH'd LIFE. at all eeason# When one crop has boon spent another Djyt_ ilAasL^Tto TanoXn • blub wait' between times Tfuring on* , if we have been Improvident, nrter ihn toeudore prjvatloa end » w,! ^an«M* And eoweux# uu thought KepuDh- f OT t||. morrow. w# afaell hav tondor# privation end j non, “i oontraemd a atubborn 00W,' ., he presence of tb# negjr# race baa further complleaUd ms tiers iu slavery Mm## a people lo Ua infant year# looked I to tbe- me Her# for UveUtmed. Theee [people bM mnwaIo the sobsunoe of • JR, '*^w.,W^ r * f **-*'" s --- 7S c There are song* for thr morning and song- for tile night. For xunrl-e *nd ^unsat, the ststs and the moon; But who wul give praise to the full ne^, ol light. And *ii,g u* a song of the glory of noun. The noon with golden crest; When the sky burny and the *un turn* ^ It ith hi* face to the w*y of tbe west 1 H nv swift’v fie rose in the dawn of bis siiength; How slowly he crept a* the m irn- mg wore h> ; Ah, steep wa* the climbing that led him *i l**ngtli To the height ol his throne in tbe bine summer sky. Oh, the long toll, snd the slow foU, Tue toil that msy not re«t Ttd the sun looks down from hi* jourooycrown, To the wondetful way of the west I Then a quietness tall* over meadow Mtid nil I, f Toe wing* of the wind in the for «st are tuned; The river runs solily, the bird* are aU still, And tbe workers are resting al) oyer the world, On, the good botir, and the kind hour, T ie hour that calm* the breast! JJttlu ton half way on tbe road of the day. Where it follow* the turn to the vast I There's a plentiful feast In Jhe‘am ple tree shade.' ' Tna Mlf of a SOng to an old fash ioned tune; Tue talk ot a fiiend. and the kiss- ot a maid, T<» sweeten the cup that wc drink toilienuou. Oh, tho deop noon, and tbe full noon, , Ol all the d ly the best! M heu the sky burns, and the sun . mm* Oarv Brockman. A white hoy I< year* ('Id. wa* found in an old school how w«ar Greer -A.-O., f>a<«rd«v utigln ahnust into slired*. Ilieie i* no/blue to the perpHtramr nor even -i conjecture A* to the cause of the bloody d After dynamiting hi* sweetheart’s home, ho’ding ttie. town nf/Nortbport. W*<h , at b-y for three hour* and killing the town nmr*hal, Martin Kloo*. sgerl f" year*, ended his own lile when escape became Impossible. Following adveallng adiuinl*tere*i bv her drunken /hn*baod, Mr*. Bam Kirkland of Hlanev, near Camden, *aiurst**d her hair and body with keiotefie ml aud «et fire to herself, dying frytm the Injury, i ue corofter’s jnr> h/l,i her husband. IV* aquatic minds of t haileMnn migiUilv perplexed last week bv problem of *ele<-tmg * ma-cot for preseoration to the t>atila >n<p Simtn Carolina. Ttie game cook, hnii d.q; rattle *n*ke. c >0 er. »•<* m and W|j,item goat all had enthusiastic backers. Mount .dCtna, the tong famous Soil Up v.«*lqano, is again active Four have formed T >e ho. new’ rrater* f any they have why the said adunoU- 1^1011 should not be granted. Cfiven under my hand this ItJth day of March Anno Domini. 1910. J. K-SNELLINfi, - Probate Judge.; Fubltshed in Tub Haknwku. P..,u-iz March 2-Uh U»10. lava flowing from these opening* h .* formed a alow moving river Uiat is burning hoiue* ami destroting \TVTe~ vards and fields a* it goes down grade The twentieth United Cmfedeiaz. Reunion will be held in Mobile a - April H8 - Irrtrrat s ai.d vl-i,. . from this Htate w Hi gatin-r *1 < n utnbv. and start In special cai* on the nn>r" lug of April Z.V.h over the >nulti-ri, Ualiw.iy Reduced railroad rates ap, pe given. \ . ToO.OOJ ton* of fe-tiMzer hsve been used in this ntate since January |,r There ia a tax ot •J5 cut* on all ferill. izer sold In .South Osroiina and tbe records ol tile Mate Treasurer » oftice show that $187.(W0.1.1 ha* been pint sinoe January l*t as against lUSc 1*4 2i for the same length of t ine iu DOJ Six love sick rivals for the sff.ctinn of 111 jeir mil Agnes UiesKi o Minneapolis, Minn, ftuigtit a vc unque battle in a dai k kite he*, ac young la<i\’s home U»l ..rek were each arued witti a koi.' , prayer book T 1- lorm. r »ei,- w nh telling crt>ct, J ol t e pa:mu . . being in Die lio-plia a* a r.'*nl! The movement for loe ere dim 0' * new county for the fxuient ot N-u n Augusta and the Georgia , Uv two miles beyond Waliowtiurn 1 *»ioi Ha ) Ferry was started again Hi • tuber Oat wiwi much speaking and entiiu*ia-!ii I’resent plans a* lar as public show thst the propu»*«1 new ro.Hil* will look more Use a plow line, wbh sevaral knots along It, man the beam, ful butterfly of ttie pH*t, lor if. is to r«a, h frnmsJie East line of KUenfon to atiove Farksvide m Edgefield and w| | be abour 70 mile* long ami 7 nuimw. Lawyer R. H. Welsh of Augusta is In charge of the business, That was a wonderful political mir acle that was woi k< d last week in the nto»t rook riblieil tightest bide bound Republican ridden <'origra-ainnal l>i«- trtet in tariff protected Masauchu«etis. lu the general election of KkG, IVil Hum H. Lovering. Ke()ublic«n. uas elected to t/ongre**, In* pbirHlI y hciiig 14,iK> votes. Kecemly Mr. 1,‘veviug dicil ami MASTER’S SALE. Bute of South Carn'ina, ) (lounty ol Barnwell. ( Court of Common Pleaa. J M Bolen, in hi* own right 1 and as Executor of Joon T. Bmen. deceased, J’lalmiC, against Bailie Hair, et al., Ihefeurlants. By viitu® of a decretal older to me directe.d in the above entitled cause, | will sell at Barnwell In front of the 1 ourt House, on Monday. April th# four.h, 11)10. it being sxlesday in said month, wirnln the legal hours of sale, the following described re*i property : All that piece, parcel or trai t of land situate Ring and being in Barnwell County and Binte of .womh Carolina, anil coin lining forty acre* of lairtl, and designated a* Tract N umber One on a plat made by John N. Hsnkinsor., •'Urvpyor, dated January lath |iM<1 I'his i»a,-i of land being the one cut ,>lt and assigned to James Odom under tbe return of the Commissioner* in parti tion herein. v A 1*0. All that piece, parcel or tract of land »i Uate, lying and being in Barnwell 1 oiintv and S ale of boutli t aroltna, and containing lorty acres of l»nd and dcMgiMtied as 1'ract Number Two on * plat made bv Jonn N llaokica 11, Stir veynr, dated Jsnunry I'J.h. 1910. Ttd* ! rue* of land being Hie one cut iff and assigned t». Lizzie and Melp la Bolen juinilv under the remi n 01 the (0111 uiissjioiers in parlilmn be ein. T ro:s ol *a4e cash Fucshater 10 n y 'or pipers H L O'Bannou. M aster. Vla.tHr’s Oflh e, March 14. ’O’O. MONEf TO LEND of Rtul un lirst Mortgages L.wUtc. Apply to G M. Greene. Lktrnwell S. C To his home by the way of the WVi-irtfor, —He n ry "Tan “Dyke. Facing death from shot and shell in A Stone, 01 Kemp, T"# , thao facing it from what doctors aatd was coraotupi b# write*.“that developed a cough that •tuck to hie in spite of all remedies for year*. My wwight ran down to 130 oouods. Toen l began to u#« Dr. king'* New Diacovsry, which e«»m- pletely'cured me. I now weigh 17* pound#.’?. For CotMtha. Col A A N D D ni. AT .'.llendalc Live Slock Co’s. Statics, ALLENDALE, S. C. fur saIc iu WE have on haivl a limited number of the Best Horses and Mules ever offered Barnwell County. Come to see us if the market They T CONCERNING COTTON. ' It will cost ! 1 fcent* a pound to make cotton thl* ycat, and if it brings on:y 8 cent* tbis-cunntry will be ruined ” That’* ,wUat #\ successful farmer- tneicbant saiA to . u# last-.week. -He live* in one of the best section* of the V«o»**y, wltor* th* htbwr atrppfy ^tx aF • wxyg mffimewt. xtid T* In at good po«n tion to make a cheap cotton crop as any man in the Bute. \ HOW GOCifr NEWS SPREADS. WujwuLJsur^waa-xui^# agreexhia. ta J. |. uiwtfw-MMfWbt xnfftrxTtff mow “ “■ ' the time,’’-writes R. F. Tnlmm, of Eliz abethtown, (<T "Evors wbexe.l go-T retwmnsend Electric Bitter#, be«?au*e I owe oly excellent health end vitality to them. They effect a cure every time 1 :” They never fail to tone the atomach. regulate th# kidneys end bowel', vtim- uiat# the liver, invigorate the nerves and purify the blood. They work wee- Lu ftAM fAr rttn.fftrswffi mgxm * is *4 . AUtndale Live Stock Company.. ALLENDALE, S. C. 1 i Ht « h ,f V* 01 * 1 i ' e "’ ; right and will be sold la«i wfcrk to till the vacam y Fug-ujo ! N Fo**. Dcm«rnrt,,w.ts the wniner r.y • cash or approved paper a majority of 5,080 over his Republican | opponent. The higher cost of living, charged to tbe Tift—Payne—Aldrich tniifT w.ta the prindpul Democratic argument, and it made the con verts. The touch ing of the pocket nerve affect* the bal lot of the money maker The cut.lug down of Die ration* of the wage enro*T and hand worker changes hi* vote from the dictation of the employer to the assertion of hit manhood . A* a political »>gn thi* Massachusets land slido proplrcci' - * the commer.ce- ment of the di«*oiulton of the diseased and debUached old Rejuiblicau party, you are on were bought cheap for W Spring and Sum mer styles on sale-T'Zow! If anything a little lit smart er and more exclusive than usual. The hind you set on Paris boulevards - Fifth Avenue too. Every last and leather that a woman could possibly want at any time. 0. F. MOLAIR, BARNWELL, S. C. ill ill THE TIM Hi jl Hill Top Stables the Place! Good BARGAINS for ALL! Grand Match News for all Farmer Folks, for anotlier choice car load of the best picked work and road stock Thursday, March 3rd, for sale at Charlie Brown low arrives prices! 24 Farm and Timber Mules 4 Exceptionally Nice Horses These new comers are sure to please and profit purchasers. More Good News! Another car load of long-lasting Wagons, all sizes, Smooth Riding 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. Charlie Brown, Barnwell, S. C. •-r 4* •■f- •-r#-}-#d*#d'#F#*i‘#4‘#d.#4'#d*#-i-#d.#H UADS FOR SALE. Now i* the time to buy. Land* wt!i never he cheaper, and sure to Inormat in value BUY NOW Land Township, balance 558 Acre*, Ki :h Barnwell County, One half iu cultivation wood!* nd.' Two miles fr#m Hnelling Station Atlantic Coast-Line Railroad BiillAings and improvement#. A bargain in this place. Term* ou .0(^1. men Is,— acres t*y- t,s> aou xor*» 4 is in woodland hie* mile* from !■ . C- L. R Four Wings xni 4pp*<n«. in cultivttiuu, 3UC Spelling Sution. ^ Mile# front Dun Th A ha Hon A . O; L. Terms easy. . BvnxelL .TnariiDnx ouses *nd improvements, Four mllek from Barnwell Court House. 200 acres in cultivatioo Wxbo# In wood and timber. \ Terms easv. 400 Anrea Three miles frdm Barnwell Court House. 100 acres in (Vltivatien balance lo Timber and Wood Terms easy. 50 Aer#« three mile# from Court House. Houses and lm ffOxcrts iftDHltirxHoa sxd Tlnher. STEPHEN H. FURSE, JR. EDMUND M. LAWTON. FlIBSE AUD LAWTOH. Cotton Factors, bagging and Ties, Fertiizers, Handlers of Upland, Sea Island and Florodora Cotton, Liberal advances made on consignments of cotton, rersena], prompt and careful attention to all business entrusted to us. FURSE & LAWTON, 212 ^ Savannah, Ga« farm loans. I At# ns negnttsted upon tmpmred farms payable in annual installments. Nu commission. BorrowcraJUs'xCLuxl cost of p< r'evilng loan. For further information apply to John B< Palmer A *no. P- O. B*dt 282, Office Hylvao Bldg, Columbia, S C. Phone No 1065 or R. A. Ellin- Barnwell, 6. C LOANSN IATED. Loan# on town and farm property negotiated in amount# of not inas than $ 1,000.00. 1 or short time. South Caroliax fund#. xJ. A. T. B. ELLIS, JR. SCiVEilliC ASP TEBBACIAt. me at Uyndhurst, S. C. will receive prompt attention. MONEY TO LEND. Money te lend on ffrst mortgage of real estate. 8 percent * •ft.' / it "• •'*•»*