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mileN frora Ram well tbl« week.
J. B. Harley, J. B. Morna,
Clerk. »»rrr.
rhe regitlar
,r>»d|wNo If, 1
Ibe held at Ux>tr Hal
fat *To’clock. A Ml
reqncated. Byorderot
II. W. OUIK, C. C.
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meeting of Barnwell
Rnltrht* of Pjthla* wUi
[all on Friday night
attendance is
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, We are in rewlpt of the anncunce-
ment of the marriage In Richmond,
Va. t On the 10th iuae.« of MUa. Fredto.
daughter of Mr*. S. U, HalfoM. form*
•rly of Barnwell, and Mr..Klrklend
Owy, Jr., ol Lviichburg, Va. To the
mnoy Carolina friend* of the beeotliul
end aoeempUehed bride U 4e pieeaent
but not atrauge news to Irarn that her
rare grace* and charming peraonali'y
hare won the life torif love and deyo
tion of one of the worthiest .voting
buiinese men of the Old Oouilnioa.
(he
doubting
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Thomas who may
T
say “I can’t” when advised to raise ait] ty
needed farm aepptiea at irui.e and tome
to spare the successful experience of
Fanner R. .Vi. Mixson of Wlillston is
an unaiisweratde eye opening argil-
meat. All Is not told in this brief
mention, but enough to make the aver
age citizen stand up and take notice
and get an appetite and 6e busy.
BOYo' CORN
*’Approximately three.thooaaodhoye
enrolled in tiilny AveonantiMin&outh
Carolina will plant aad cultivate eorn
thla vear under the denionsfrbtloh of'
the Federal governmcnV’« > »4ya Prof,
lea W. William* Barnsfell County
has not yet enrolled 111 pro rata ehare
of these bey* Oondderlng the faut
that It was late In the season before wc
were able to aeon re an organfoer, I feel
very much gratified that the numbers
have reached the height*thev have.
At the organization, March 22, tw«n.
alx b ys were enrolled; since then
lib* ' ‘
the foltowing boys have sent in their
Kdan Watermelon Seed For Sale @
76 Cents Per Pound. The Best Flavor
ed Shipping Watermelon Grown.
J. M. Farrell,
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* FOR SaI.K,
Eggs from the best Plymouth Rocks
None better, and few equal them. $1
for 15. Finest stock secured from the
fantoua Biltmure Farm. N. C.
Mrs. J M. Halford,
Box 156, Biackvllle. S. C.
FOR 8A1.B. — One five-passenger
Reo'funrl»**>♦’*r, in good condition,
with top. windshield, linen covers for
seats and backs, gas and oil lamp*, and
four inch tires ou rear wheels. A bar
gtin at $*'JO.OO.
J. M. Farrell.
3 J4-4t. Blackyille, S. C.
THE FARMERS’ UNION.
A meeting ef the Farmers’ Union of
Barnwell County will he held at Barn
well on April 12tb, 19*0, at 12 o’clock
See.
J. A. Jenkins,
ATl't’SS. 'F. U, 8. C.
The days gain 12 minutes in sunshine
this week.
Mr. Jones A. Williams of Bamberg
was in town on Saturday.
Treaaurer Armstrong paid out $822.-
90 for court expenses last week.
Capt. S. M Key Is noeadlng happi-
neaa among hia old friends this week.
Miss Emily Bellinger was the Easter
guest of her sister, Mrs. W . U. Jones,
in Columbia.
Master Martin Bellinger Jones of
Columbia is spending tbe week with
his grandmother, Mrs. M . Bellinger.
Mias Sara Hamaiet of Biackvllle whs
graduated with distinction on the 23rd
iusl. from Lander C-Bcg;. Greenwood.
Fro ip his half lefe garden an abuiid-" ThefTohniy Boat’d of-Rducathm
ant vegetable dinner can be gathared
any day of tbt year.
In his store room there is a plenty of
home wheat floui, healthful, tempting
tasting, unadulterated with corn atarcb
or chalk, the pure food that make*
tlfcaTthy BodWnred cTfafTnTftttir 'To M& —the Bai nwett teboo) leads feat-by|-H -W.-43btttv^ A Paata.
with the good bread are barrels of de
licious cane syrup of his own making,
more than be can use or sell in a long
while.
His smoke house Is-fnll to tbe ridge
pole of sugar cured hams, sides, strips,
eto., all safely guarded by cloth and
wrappings from in Scot attacks.
In his potato house there are sweet
tubers go abundant that cows and pigs
share a varied diet
Besides he ha* added to hi* hank ac
count and pocket change book this last
season $187 from the sale of surplus
hogs and $83 (rom one beef and a cow
too many lor his use.
The tecond quarterly meeting
riy meeting r>: the
Barnwell V'lreult will/h* held at Silem
Church en Saturday/and Sunday next.
' A good e’ldlng to last week’s pleas
ure* was given u* by *'< Intarylaw with
our good young friend, Mr, VV H
Black.
THE BOY FARMERS.
There is no time limit for Joining the
Barnwail County Beys’ Corn (.Hub.
Neither is there any limit to the num
ber who may enter the prize ucre con
test. One can start wtien be chooses,
ev*n up to .lone But e\ery boy wish-
inA tw try should sead hi* name, age,
post ofBwo address and township to
P»of. Horace J. Crouch, C. S. E ,
Barnwell. He will foi ward names to
Dr. S A Knapp, in charge, and lit-
eratura will be sent to each coiuectant
direct from Washington,
To those not posted we sav tliat each
bov must prepare, plant and cultivate
his own acre, He must do all the work
himself, except that done by bis plow
mole or horse. An accurate diary
should be kept of ail operations, cost
of fertilizers, ways and times of culti*
Vatiou out go and income.
Tlie asparagu* growers are hustling
now with an energy ex-teething tl.o
boasted and boosted industry of the
overrated Yankeo farmer.
names: W. H» Fowke. Ljndhurat;
WmtpZorn, Klko, R. F. l> No. i;
J«aae Senders, Olar, R F. I). No. 2;
Laurie Green, Dunbarton; J B. O’Neal,
Fairfax; (JlTsaes Hutto, Hilda, making
the total number of boy* enrolled »o
far thirty tjvo
NOTICE.
The Coiinry Board* . _
meet-ar Barnwtll on'Mondzy,
pf April. 18V&, to haae gfl»v»nee* - t r
* - C. Wr.MoedT.
Auditor.
TOMORROW NIGHT.
Tbe amateur* nf Bneiling, Ounbar-
tnn Amt Greenland will pvaannt ‘ Out
tn tlie Street#.” FrWay r.lgjit, April 1
with a number of speeialtla* betweei
acts. •'Demon «>f rhe Glass” will b'
replayed, proceeds v)I'l be fur a carpe'
for Cypre** Chapel. A full bouse
will be appro'Uated, curtain etgh*
thirty. -—
A DAY OF DAYS.
very anxious to sweii this number to
one hundred, and eygry Matcher in the
county is urged fo-aeod in tiie name of
at lesst one boy. Some of the ichools fipwer*.
The Rivera’ Bridge Memorial Aaaoci
atlon will observe Thursday. March
28th a* Memorial Day. Tha Jtav. Dr
O Brown of flumtef wilt deiivei the
Memorial Address. Tbeftbew sorties* ;
the public D esrdrgtty invited/audtfr. *
ladles are earnestly requested to bring {
have not been heard from at all, while
tome have M-nt in a half dozen or mor«?
CommDtes onffronhd* and Order of
the Day J J. D Jenny^.f, C. K-iuard. i
9
Tbe home coming from Union of Mr
Robbie Easterling, though ton brief in
length, added largely to the Easter
enjoyment of hi* many friend*.
Grand Chancellor' A. G. Remhert
will deliver an addro»s on the subject
of fraternal order* In the Methodist
Church at Olar on Sunday next at 11
o’clock. All Invited.
The passing heroes. Not more than
16 Confederate veterans attended the
Camp Morrall reunion on Friday
Message* of regret from other* too
U&weli to bo present were received.
The Bank of Vfilliaton h** ju«t com
pleted a new vault, which is a valuable
addition to its complete equipment and
a surk indication of it* growing pros
perity, and sure and steadfast safety.
Thia court has brought u» the
h*pplnet* of again meeting Mr. W. P.
Maher, of the Southern Railway
aervice. Though living in the land of
the sky hi* love for the old home town
knows no weakening.
Judge S**ase and Solicitor Byrne*
were the honored guest* of the Barn
well Bar at a fresh water fish fea*t at
Zorn’s mill on Friday. Judge S*a*e.
who had b«an aw»y from home seven
week*, took the evening tralu to spend
Easter at Spartanburg.
Hon. J. G. Richard* of Kershaw, a
candidate for Governor, attended the
reunion of Gamp Morrall ,at Roarin/
Bpring on Friday, the gue»t of Hon. J.
C. Griffin. He declined an invitation
tO-»pa»k. properly preferring to be a
looker ou aud listener.
Floraree County people will lesr,,
Something else about farming this
year Capt C. H. Mathis will plant
326 acres two mile* from Florence in
Kden *nd Blue Gem melon* which he
originated. Mr. E. E. Mitchell will be
tbe manager of the farm.
A farmer right is Mr. W. F. Diincan,
who to the energy of young manhood
add* the good judgment that win* auc-
ce»*. Ttao temptation to over plant
cotton does not overcome him, and in
hit diver»ifled crops and home stock
raising be Is harpy and sets a helping
example to other* older aud younger
in the cause.
Mr. H. W. Quin give* ns an enjoyed
account of hi* meeting, during hi*
recent visit to hi* old Georgia heme.
Dr. D. W. Key, formerly of Wiiliston,
but for several years pastor of the
Baptist 4)hufch. in the fine old new
town of Washington, Ga. Dr. Key ha*
not forgotten, nor been forgotten by,
hi* Carolina friend*.
Senior weather prophet Attaway is
thinywr an evu wrongerhettrywr ttom
rer in the correctness of the old belief
A GLORIOUS DAY.
Editor or The Pxori.f :
You missed *
very great treat in failing to accept the
iuvitacioli to he present at (’amp Mor
rall, United Confederrie Veteran*, in
the reunion on the 2>t.h March at
Bennett Spring*, and wishing you to
realize what you lost I am going to
trll you and your resder* something of
tLc program arranged and duly per-
iatmed by the h.>*pJtahie and warm
hearted people o! ih u aciinn for the
vo’" r f*lfim*nt of thair Invited guesta
Here „-opy c? :he oidvr oi t'xr..
c i*r >: -
Nearer my Gml U Thia,—By th*
c'wt.1.. oigati accon panluient
Address—Hon. Mendel L. Smith.
Song—Tenting on the old Camp
Ground—(Jhuir.
Kacita t i o n —Stonewall Jackson’s
W*y—Mis* Flossie Va*l,ti Miller,
Song—The Hi/me-pnn Dress.
Address—MUs France* I,. Griffin
Bong—Mary land, my Maryland—
Choir.
Recitation—An Incident of the War
—Mi»*M Jane Houutree.
Song —Dixie—Choir.
Song—-W heu shall we meet again—
Cboir.
The Hon. Mendel Smith delivered
tbe kind of an oration that those who
are acquainted wi'h hi* splendid g'ft*
of oratory anticipated that lie would,
only a little more so. The subject, the
occasion snd the man met at Bennett
Spring* on the'35th March. To real
ize it pcrlectly one need* to have been
there in persona propria. A veteran
remarked to your correspondent,
•‘Mnttb will surely get my vote.” I
asked him, "What Is Mr. Smith a
candidate for?” He replied, "J don’t
know, but I reckon he is a candidate
for something aud whatever lie wants
he ought to have.” That was the sen
timent not only of the Veterans but of
everybody else who heard him. As
fine as wa* the address of the orator of
tbe day that of Miss Frances Griffin
was a fitting snd harmonious compan
ion pleoa aud the snrriro-? of Camp
Morrall *nd the »ous aud daughters of
;Lo Uoufed^racy have reason to con
gratulate. thetu*elve* iu having been so
ably and appropriately represented at
tbi* reunion. Your correspondent ha*
heard Mi«s Laura Bridgemau and
Miss Helen Morris Lewi* in the role of
elocutionist and M i*s France* Griffin
suffers dowhh* by eompariaon with
either. , >
A of the program was the reel-
uiiou of liitie Flossie Vasbti Miller,
daughter of Yancey Miller and grand
daughter of Commander Lafltte of the
camp. This little mi«* i» not ten year*
of age, yet she recited “{Stonewall
Jackson’s Way” with the Intelligence,
spirit and enthusiasm that would have
gratified die composer of those stirring
lines could he haye heard them.
M is* Mary Jane Rountree recited
with fine effect "An incident of tbs
War,” In which a Confederate and a
Federal soldier figured on opposing
picket lines. Introducing the hymn,
"Jesus Lover of my Soul.”
Between the addresses and recita
tions the eholr and orgsn rendered
songs appropriate to the day. The or
ganist was Mrs Jessie Griffin Cobb, and
the choir was led by Mi** May Griffin,
soprano, nssitod by Mi** Frances Grif
fin. contralto, and others.
Mis* May Griffin’s yolpo is of exquU-
ite quality and timbre, rocailing and
sugge*ting\to cultivated ears and tena
cious memories iu certain notes tbe
pearls of song that eratwhil* flowed
from the lips of Christine Neilson.
--Aftngethe** it-wnt a grert- dev-and
long to be remeibbered, even if what
enrolling nine of its pupils a* member*
Of the Boy*’ Corn Club. It is not nee
e.**ary that a teacher know any tiling at
all about corn culture before she or he
forms a e*>rn club; the government
furnishes the demonstration. The
cduntv board invites not only the co-
oIteration of the teacher* in this work
but solicits aid of the trustees through
out tho cou»iy. I’erhap* trustees are
in a position to appreciate more the im •
oorrance of such a w.ork and we real
ize that their aid will he invaluable.
Already the hoy* who have enrolled
haye had their names sent to Dr S . A
Knapp, Washington, I>. C., and they
will receive the demonstration leaflets
account book*, etc , Immediately. But
it is not too late for hoys to join yet.
The name* of other hoys will be re
ceived, recorded and forwarded as *<>on
as lhay come to mv office. Corn plant
ing time is at hand now but any bov
may enroll until it Is not too late to
plant corn %nd cultivate it to maturity.
Toe H*t of prizes has not yet been
completed. In fact the canvass ha.*
not been pushed vigorously. The
County Board of Education desires
first to secure a large roll of member*,
a list that will represent the entire
county, then we will feel more like so
liciting prize* The making of more
corn should be enough inducement,
aside from the fact that the Governor
and State Superintendent of Education
will Issue certificate* of merit to about
fifty boys who produce a certain
amount per acre, the amount to bo de
cided later. However, it has been im
possible to refuse a prize coming tin
solicit.t»d from merchant* and banket*,
farmer* snd others. Au.l it is believed
that quite a nice lot of prizes as induce
tuents will be available One of the
local bank* ha* already placed ten dol
lars at a first prize and five dollars as a
second prize In the saving* department
and tiiia ia drawing Interest until Oc
tober loth Another of tbe local bank*
gives tho same amount and the presl
dent is so enthused that he has written
voluntarily to all the other banks In
tbe county asking for a ca«h prize for
the Boya’ Corn Club. One merchant
offers a con; drill, another a gun. nn-
... . . pi ow> another* ivta
ter laprobt,
one a hat, etc. This list will hr w —
,ilctcd a* soon as possible Boytihou’.d
send in tbair names at once
At fh« organization last week ! an
nounced that I would give the follow
ing peraonal prizes, viz: Five dollar*
for the fie»t ear of corn exhibited, three
dollars for the second, two dollsr* for
the third and one dodar (or the fourth
Each boy will be allowed to submit two
eara of seed corn to the judge* some
lime tbe fir«t of October. MJ0" And
ihe«e two ears must have been grown
on their own »cre.
Horace J. Crouch,
Barnwell, S. C., Lo. bupt. Ed.
March 29. 1910.
Stowe/W. H "Ritter, S ac^y Keaise.
Friend* are request d to bring bas
kets and tunqlj will be served on the
groan'd*. t *
J. W. Jenny, Dr. N. F Kirkland,
Sec.tr, Pres.
Jenny*, S. C M March 2lth, 1910.
THE GENERAL SESSIONS.
A True Bill was found by the Grand
Jury against J^din I Renew for viola
tion of the dispensary law.
Cvar.s DtaroaicD or;
Cliff williams found guilty of man*
slaughter, sentence 4 year*.
N«d Klnard, round guilty of murder
with recommendation to ib« mercy of
the Court, end carrying concealed
weapon*, sentenced to life imprison
ment.
Gamble Bailey, violation of OUpeu-
tarv law. not guilty.
Xackev Corley, charged with rape,
found guilty ou second count, sentence
8 years. - - -
A motion for a new trial in behalf of
John R Roe* wa* mafia anfi refu-ed
A b^n.ffi warrant wa* issued by Judge
S -aae ou motion of the Solicltoi ; tie wa*
lodged in jail preparatory to being car
rted to tire penitentiary in Columbia to
serve hi* 5 year sentence. Hi* atror
nej,G. M. Greene. Esq . gave notice of
appeal to the Supreme Court.
On Wednesday of U*t week, after the
conviction and sentence of Charlie Hol
man, Jaiicr Diamond, being somewhat
perploxr.fi by the numerous >cque»t»
made him by the prisoner*, left the key
of Holman's cell Iu the door. Holman
reached hi* hand through an opening,
unlocked the door, caote out and hur
ried into the swamp Supervisor Mor
ris quickly procured the chain gang
bloodhound* and the fugitive w a* fid
lowed through Turkey Creek and Salt-
kehatchlc swamp* until after dark,
when his trail wa* lost. He w»* caught
on Friday berond Black viile ami
brought back and put on the gang io
do bard labor for 6 year*.
BECOXD WEf*.
Monday morning Henry Rland,
Colored, wa» found guilty of assault
-’-irh Intent to ravish, with recomm»n-
i; \ f-ienccJ fo 26
years in tbs
Next followed the second trial of
Quith)»n Johnson sod Ferdinand
Grubb*, both colored, for the murder
of Mr. W. Perry U**ery. The witness
e* and their eviJance were about tbt
came a. on the first trial.
Johnson and Grubb* were found
gnillv with recommendation to meruy.
Life imprisonment In toe Pent'entlai v
goes w ith that verdic. and they will
be haunted bv memory of their awful
crime until ihulr dying davs
This was the .a*t ciluilnal rate for
tbe lei iu.
FINISHED Ills COURSE.
Mr. B L. Blanton died ou the 24th
inat. at Granitevil'.e. aged a little over
trf years. His body wa* brought to the
old homo near Mercatu* for tuterment
in the. fami'y burial ground. Two
daughters survive him He w** the
son of the late Mr. W. T Blanton, and
was for year* a consistent member of
tho Baptist Church.
ANOTHER VETERAN RESTS.
Lieutenant Richard Best. Sr, died
on Thursday morning last at Ilia borne
at Lelanfi, Mississippi, after long ill
health, aged about 70 year*. Last Fail
while visiting kindred and old friend*
In tl;l« county he wai seized w ith the
iilucss that ended in his crossing the
river to real with the comrades gone
before.
He served gxllantlv during the war
between the State* in Co. K, First, lla-
good’a, 's. C. Volunteers and in war
and peace discharged every duty a* be
came a soldier without fear, a citizen
above reproach. Saturday his body
-wrr® !*H tore*; in SwttHfvw Sanmutzh
Cemetery near Allendale, beside the
remains of bis wife aud tbeii four
children.
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Through our Banking by Mall Department v<mi ns*
•njoy not onlv the facilities of tha largest and strongest*
financial Inatitufton In Bo'ith Carolina, bnt you will have
rite satlafat tloo of knowing that your deposit* ar« abao*
lutelr safe. Aecounta may h» opanefi «Hber for savingt
or cWfclng. Moreover, the bant wH] at all Unias give
prefer^ee to depositor* je making hnsna. aud In ioaning
money the small depositor will racelva as courtacus at*,
tentlou as tbe larga. /
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BKST C ANTALOUPE
‘‘ECONOMY IS WEALTH”
FALSE ECONOMY mean* FAILURE.
Dea) in GKNUINK ECONOWY—Save on the cost of producing a
crop. Don’t try to save on the cost of SEED. Don’t waste fertil
izer and labor on poor seed. He
crop of fine quality through planting the
SEED in ihe market, and place your orders early for
EDEN GEM CANTALOUPE SEED.
Saved September, 1909, from 32 acres of the finest Cantaloupes
grown aj Rocky Ford, Colorado, and allowed to rtpsn on the v net
before the seed saving was commeuced, under the personal super
vision of C. H. Mathis.
Eden and Holmes Melon and Davis Cuke Seed.
FOR SALE ONLY BY
A F. YOUNG & CO , C. H. MATHIS
308 Washington St., BLACKVTLLE
NEW YORK, N. Y. S, C.
SM£ OLD MAN. IN THE SAME OLD WAY.
BUT WITH NEW TOOLS AND NEW IDEAS.
moat of tbair
Will guarantiv* no batter Work can b<> dnruwfrom any ahop any whero than
we can do. Only regular Apprentice Machinist work..
A W'l tb*«e Jncklwg* •C»tt*r*d over th«* country a* *va have
work to dp'bver. Give it to us at Urat, audwavo inuucv.
Some of our specialties:—
Jp6T Automobile Repairing, Rehorlng Cylinder*,
new Piston Rings, new Pisions, and anything of that kind mad* here. ftfW
Our *ame old line a* when wc wore hero before; Steam Kngtues, Butlers, Out
ton Gina, Grist Mill*. Saw litlls, Etc.
Headquarters for Gasoline Knglno Work, as we have an export on satna.
Call and *ee our •hop*, and he convinced. Thanking my old customers
I'&al taxors, aud soliciting their Futuro Patronags. Wo remaiu.
•Yours Failhfuilv,
for
a twelve day* fhfhjfclng ChT-Dt- v Itky breh'fecoftntcftrwore tH of if, iuit
ffixs Indicate the weather condition* for
tbo new year. He predicts lack of rain
fall until August and has advised the
•arljr beddlog of ootton land* in order
to retain sufficient' moisture to bring
up the planted seed.
Last week’s press day brought ns.a
pi—sure from %auh cardinal point of
the com pas*. From tbe SoBth came a
welcome letter of introduction from
Mr. 0. G. Carter who received the
right hand of fellowship as a member
Pxori.a family; from tbe Bast
ept pro—la* of a call and haudt
(pre—n—«f Mr. A. R. Tuten. and
from tbe W—t tbe good kind amile and
wired toThe Torcg.nng was added a bar- Trrmblg^tnxa xrf appetite.
becne and picnic dlftner of home pro-
duewd-daintie* it enough to cause
* survivor of Butler’s cavalry-to le*
mark feelingly to Henyy Williams of
Golcock’s.Regiment, wfto will be 83
year* old-on the first of .June;-.” Yen-,
erable man, who baa come to us from a
former generation. Heaven has bount
eously lengthened out thy \dsva thaF
thou migbtsc behold and partUupate in
tbe glory of this occasion.” \
Bennett Springs has set a pace
might be well for other oatups
low. Let them emulate her io <
assodatfOps of Sons and Danghte
tbe Confoderacy which would joi
THE COMING CAMPAIGN.
Gen. Wilie Jones, State Democratic
chairman, ba* is-ueil a call tor the
regular M-cnninl meeting of the State
Dcmocraiic Kxrcu'ive Committee t<» be
held in Columbia on April fi.
Tnia meeting will, in accordance
with the constitution of the party, is
sue a call for the State convention of
the Democratic parly, which will meet
in Columbia on May 18.
The State committee will also issue
a call for the cluha in each county to
meet on Saturday, April 23. for the
purpose trt electing delegates to tbe
county convention*, which will meet
on Monday, May 2 These cuqrHv con
ventions, will elect delegate* to the
State convention, each countv being
entitled to double the representation it
ha* in the general assembly.
STUBBORN AS MULES
sometime*; seem
are liver and bowels
tv bafilf
PRESENTMENT OF THE GRAND
JURY.
State of South Carolina, ^
County of Barnwell. 1
In tbe Court of General Sessions.
To hi* Honor, T S S -***. Presiding
Judge of the Second Judicial Lir-
cuit:
1st. Bills: We have acted upon all
bills handed ns by the Solicitor.
2nd. County Jail: We have exam
ined the County Jail and find tb*t the
sanitary conditions are not w hat they
•liould he. the cell* are not properly
kept, but In every other respect we find
it a modern, commodious jail, and one
that the tax paver* of the County
-liould be proud of, and tbe Commis
sioners arc to be commended for tliel;
untiring efforts in the completion of
the same.
3rd. Poor TIouse: We find the In
mate* of the Pot,r House properly
housed and cared for. We recommend
that th>- sash and step* be repaired and
all needed fencing to enclose the yard
4th. Office* of the Court House: We
have examined tha Court House ami
tho Offices and we iccommyinl that
steol-helve* ba supplied the Clerk of
the Court to keep record* and hooka in
proper shape, and that the rooms and
books be kept in tret,ter condition; that
the records now in the office of the
Treasurer be removed to tbe proper of
fices to which they helong.
5.1). Public Roads : It h^s been called
to the attention of the. Grand Jury that
the public, road* have boon'plowed into
and we recommend that the ro* i over
seer* look into tbe matter and have It
stopped.
ttth. Paul J. Zeigler, chs f. d with
Breach oj Trust: We present Paul J.
Zeigler with fraudulent Intent; the
charge before ns being that sometime
during {-eptember, l!tJ4, be received, a
lot of lint cotton to be held fn trust for
one A. C. Cave aud C. O. Wirte a* tetjl,
agreeing to deliver the same to the pre
vailing parties, who were then in a law
suit, to-wtt: Witte againit Cave, and
a'tn ward* converted the same to bis
own use j the ■wttnnsse* to prove the
same are R F. Thomas. Savannah Ri
ley, George Cav»\ Gordon Cave, U«n
Kite?, Ed YVHIUms, C. A. Best, James
F. I)avi» and G. M. Greene, Esq.
7th. L. H. William*, Tiihl justice,
FTtiTers ^ /Tl.: Wo If mT uTR> n
BLACKVILLE MACHINE SHOPS
BlackviHe, $.
Old year, you have been good to me and I have tried
my very best to pass on your kindnesses manyfold to ray
custom rs and friends, and so I have happy holidays.
WELCOME .19 JO
For you bring Ircsh aud larger opportnnitita for pro
moting prosperity, and increasing home and heart happi
ness.
WITH ALL
IL SimiTT
AH<
llaK* mi—M— art
qalrwd hy law to make
to tha J ufige of Prohul
»l»e fir-1 jay of Ju’y Im 1
Revlsefi matatta, pagw
26.A6 and t^TJ
it eu« h winsaare eot made 1
«tortn<}u«nta 1
aud d I reeled hy brw tm
for such ‘ - - “
for actol*
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Isudj
John *-.
'Judge »f rrs
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»• for Safa.
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Offlca ®yer
mn recelva calls
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Office days
day and Saturday.
Weil equipped 1
OporHtions
le«« tm coutfaflfr
Prices reasonable,
ouh.
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Dt. W.C.
Barwcll,
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8.30 ^»yu.
Parsons
wilt plaeafij
comiwg '
of Imr
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I thanb my good true friends -for their generous patron
age the past twelve months and pledge my very best ser
vice to them in the coming new year.
of the Best Horses and Mules that experienced judg
ment could select and the dollars in hand pay fn have
been received and handled by me this season, giving abso
lute satisfaction in quality and price to every pm chaser.
of the same superb standard horses and mules ju«st receiv* d
for the-New Y^ear trade.
SPECIAL HOLIDAY
Ute J. Terrill
listen, de-isetlG
Connie Maxwell <
are no w
on liberal terms.:
iw vmimm
either to Pr, 31
Smith, Wilil
Siieppard,
T. Jamison,
KT
C.F. Ulfcsw,
fa.
pmmm
■pTaTUlhS-
wltlwitH-*»M»a®T--Tboo t4rev»?«ti-tb*! tffexajre *nme Ure^iUritioa
in the official Jut!-* »»f L. H William*.
nervousness, despondency, headache.
Bnt such trouble* fly before Dr. King's
Trial Ju.-t'c at Uincar*. S.C
8:h Necessary Book* for Magistrate*
New Life PElth-liie worlds heat atom- ! Ofiioe*^ V' e desire to <•*!! attention to a
ach and liver remedy. So easv. 25c; former recommendation ot the Graml
atC. N. Burckbalter’s, R. A. Deason Jury a* to the neceaflary book* for
Mag iatrute’s office* of the County
will be miule On these lust arrivals, and l shall contribute , Calhoun
my full share toward giving my customers the start
will win in lOlOt
that
FINAL DISiJHARGE NOT4UK.
Notice Is hereby given tbst the un
dersigned will file with Hon. John K.
Snelllug, Judge of Probate, her finsl
return as Administratrix of the estate
of C. F. Calhoun, deceased, on Monday,
tbe 26th day of April, 1010, and apply
far Letters Diamlssory.
Mrs. Minnie fi. Calhoun,
■ / Administratrix.
85th AprlL Wie. •• -
Att of whIch tz tT*peSHfMfi-»y- aubmU-
tod.
F, T, Merritt,
Foreman.
AN AWFUL ERUPTION
of a volcano excltea^brtqf Interest, find
yofirtntcreet In skin eruptions win ’be
a* short if you use Bucklen’s Arnica
Salve, their quickest cure. Even the
worst bolls, alters or fever sores are
•boa liwaltd hr it. Beat tor Paros,
Cot*. Btulet'S. Sore Lips, Chapped
ofHomt* Raiffed^eed Onts to spare from my o*wn planting
at 70 cents per bushel.
A Car Load of v irgiitia Wagons and -Buggies, ‘The
b c'3f' go in g 12 at- reryat trao ti-ve -pricce-.—
Before buying; anything whatever in the lines I handle
call on me. ! w T . "T’. ' - . C-^'C 17 ^'] 77
Sec my stockA, learn my prices and yon will be con
vinced beyond bB doubt that Sonta Clans is not larger *
hearted or moie generous handed than your sincere friend
Life
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CYf
and well wisher.
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