The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 09, 1910, Image 2
The Barnwell People*
IKQ. I. HOLMES, Edfar t Wt
eiKoesT cocin cmccvxttfs
thuksdaY. jvnk t, im.
Mr. l-fcftljoftftssfcs
“Tils, of otiurto, Jmpo»»lbl« to **•>
•pact that lha funttni growth of tra<ta
sball continue In tho proportion In
#fciel» wohaneefin tt ttpand * .
the leat tan year*. ftlrdU la reaaonabla 3ue to the nyatCrti tinder which tlta law
i» yaara.
to •uppoeo that at acwiatlme wfthlntha
rharewtttha
Aa Importaat Matter.
Jtew York, June J.—The efatem ua-
der which the law la admlniatered In
thUooMit«qyUo«ehun<lr*d year* ha^
hind theai*^ the ffr««oadura in equity
oeaett* » scandal to f#aT|wrl*pr«dan«e;
manr vateahre detrldad wot on ’ t'lelr
merit*, but purely on technical qua* •
lion*, >nd hot only haa tiOndtlrlng got
tn ha doneTfho'jt it, but •dthcHiing will
bo dona about it. ThU I* tha *tnn and
auhetanoa of a •tateindnt given •oat by
a fnlnt <*hrmnlttee on rrtarm In iagal
procednre of rfha Kullonal Rar AvactHa-
tlon and the National rivic redatfcrtao
at the oonulaaton of a eonferenna bHd
In the Lawyer* Oleb at the invitation
of former Judge Alton tt. Paricer.
••Ninety per cent of the proverbial
law’* delay*,” aaya the atatenirnt, '‘are
ANNUAL H&PORT
i)Y
uoa t i
pet-
I’
•r aoeuelnanoiat atrtngeuoy, or
hapa, a hnanhlal panic.
••It la anki the opportunity hor Ihdl *
rid tin) aucceaa In buaineea doe* not
litm how ao greet >» It wee formerly.^
The foregoing twelve llnt-a are quoted
from the pteea report of * epeecb made
on Friday at Ada. Ohio, by the Prert-
dent of the United %tabee.
Aa there baa boon tie contradiction or
•porrectlon of the newepaper account of
Mr. Taft’a deliverance It la aafa to aa*
•ume that he uted the language at*
trlbuted to him. And It is equally aafe
to doolare that in saying what he 1*
credited with saying be told the exact.
Btarlng in the face truth. Or W It
•boald hereafter be claimed that the
Pmtdent wat misquoted we believe
the greater and wl»er part of the Amer-
lean people will believe, thoagb they
may lack the oourage to ipeak out, that
Mr. Taft would have been justified In
stating tbe situation in even stronger
and mom positive language.
To one having so broad and contlnu*
trot a smile and ao - jolly a laugh a*
make a large part of the President’*
political asset* such a confession must
have been heart hurting and humili
ating. It reminds one of the merri
ment of the clown in the circus ring
who may be the saddest personage In
the whole merry making aggregation.
For the Presidential declaration
amounts to the admission and confes
sion that all the previous pledges snd
promises of prosperity made by ttepub-
tican spell binders on the stump and
atatettfien in tho legislative balls bare
been broken Into fragments that can
not be reunited by the making of moie
pledges and promises.
As tbe chief executive of thb nalion
Mr. Taft knows whereof he speaks and
In admitting that tho conntry has
•truck bard pan, that prosperity h**
foundered and that the panic has come
to stay he only give* utterance to a
>trntb so plain and patent that he who
funs may read, 'iheclimaa has been
kept out of sight ha long aa conceal
- WCPtwat poi'tTbTe. and the^ rcv-'aUon
is no surprise. ""Y^Ttlie business men of
the Union it gives a warning that they
should take In sail and sock harbur un
til the barometer quits falling.
Kcunonutnl Kcmstly.
Two raontba and two weeks from to
day tbe first Democratic primary elec-
v tiou will be held. From the lack of
announcements In tbe papers of tha
State for tbe ilonac of Representatives
tlierd appears to be a possibility of tbe
lack of a quorum iu that body at Its
meeting next January. While such a
happening would have a salutary re
sult the immediate effect would be in*
•onveulctit and embarrassing.
Of late years there Lan been an in-
rrwasing disinclination on tbe part o(
many good men to serve In tho Lfigia*
laturc. And their reasons lor prefer
ring private life to public station are
* good and strong. They cannot afford
■a abaenco of fortv day* from their
farms, store* and olftooi» In lire begin •
wing of tbe year.
If the time of tiro #e*»iou Were
changed until after laying ly time,
when there to little farm work, pro
fessional practice or mcrcMiitile trade
going on tbe chief excuse for rsfuaal
to run would bo taken away.
And tbe summer session would be
snorter too, for the country member!,
would uot consent to remain longer
than possible in as Dot a town aA Co
lumbia ia at a time when walerinWons,
peacbo* and picnics afo in foil scaso.i
*u tbe breesy, slrndy country.
, ia administered rather Hian to the In
iriiia rkenfaft itmlon of tbe layygrs Intereste8 la
fayed soils or the bene tit resulting M
either side from delays. At a matter
of fact, it la to everybody’s Interest to
have law suits decided quickly.
Kept the King «t ttomc.
y 'For the past year we have kept the
king of all laxatives—Dr. King’s New
Life Pills—In our home and they have
proved a blessing to all our family,"
writes Paul Mathulka of Buffalo, N. Y.
Easy but siife remedy for all stomach
liver and kidney troubles. Only 25c at
C. N BitrckbulMr’s, K, A, Deaeon A
Go’s.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I beg to announce my candidacy for
the ollloe of Governor, subject to the
decision of the Democratic voters of
the State.
Campaign promises are easily made
Ny purpose Is, If elected, to give the
people ■ plain, honest and businesslike
administration. Of course I shall aJ-
vocito good roads, good schools and
good goiernment. roy attitude as to the
same oetng well known to the public
for many years.
I consistently advocated prohibition
and was ahtOhg the first to give money
and lend influence to p ish that more
ment more rhan twenty year* ago.
As a business man my chief aim. If
elected, will be to conduct a State gov
ernment along business lines.
1 T. U. Hyatt.
Candidate Cards
Primary Election Aug. 23,’10
1-OH SUPERINTENDENT
Ok education.
Klko. S C., June Ctb, 1910.
I respectfully announce myaclf
candidate for rwrlcclion a* County Su
perlntendent of Education, subject to
the rules and legulatlon* of the Demo
oeratlc primary election, pledging my
seif to abide hy Us result ami to sup
port tbe nominees of tbe party.
Horace J. Crouch.
Tribute of Kevrccf.
Whereas, in his unerring wisdom
fiod has seen fN to remove from our
midst our beloved senior deacon and
brother, Matbhn H»ir. w ho for 00 years
had been a loyal and tfev<n*«f member
and who for Iff vears had seTVed ef
ficiently and consistently as a deacon,
performing every dirty willingly and
well,
Bo it resolved, therefore, by the
Rpsemary Baptist Church hi confer,
•nee this Hie 4th day of June, 1910s
First. That while wo nrourn lire loss
*>f our dear broUier, we bow autnnto
rn vet y to tbe will of our Master who
doeth all-things wHI. knowing that
our loss ia hit eternal gain, and that be
1* now In hi* hcgvenly home where be
longed to go andj be at reirt fnrm the
Mirmolle and hurjdshfpr of this life.
Second, That In the death of our
Hear brother ttre Rosemary Baptist
dhttrch ha* lost one of Its «r»ott loyal,
most devoted and most consistent mem
bers, and each member of the ctmrrh a
beloved friend.
TOird, That, wa, Hie member* of the
Rosemary Baptist Ctrurcb. extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
family by tending tbenracopv of these
resolutions. And as a further tribute
of respect that a page to on/ minute
book he Inscribed to hi* memory, that
• copy of these resolutions be sent to
each of the county paper* and to Tbe
for publication.
R. F Drummond,
1*. I. Jowere,
H. f. Crouch.
\ Committee.
Rosemary BaptM Church,
June i, rm
Jl la not often that an advertiser
1 fault with air »tfvertU#men« for
ingingtoo match business. Such a
imt was nrode io ws last Week.
onetfnse, In Thx
for aale ami ap-
purchase fame ao
d M to two OlSeWit
FOR THE LEGISTATURE.
boveSvetro^ntHc* mvself a esiididste
for re election to the House of Kepre
senUllvrs, subject to tbe rule* *nd
regulations ol the Pemocratlc Primary
Election, pledging myself to suppo
the nominees of the party.
A. B. Patterson.
FOR JUDGE OE TROHATE
l respectfully announce myself
candidate for re election to the office
of Judge of Probate for Barnwell
county, promising to abide by the
rules and regulations of the Democratic
party John K. SnolllUg.
FOR CONGRESS.
I hereby announce mvself a cam!!
dale for Congress from this, the Second
Congressional District, pledging myself
to abide by the rules of the Democratic
primary and to support the nominees
thereof,
James I’. Byrnes.
FOR COUNTV AUDITOR.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Countv Auditor for BarnWeil
County, subject to the rule* am! regu
lations of the UeniorrnMc Primary
Election, pledging myself to support
the nominees of the parry.
J. C. Keel.
Barnwell, S. C., May 9. lOIO.
T hereby announce myself a candidate
for reflection to the office of County
Auditor for Barnwell County, subject
to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic partv ami pledge myself to
*up|K»rt the nomtueee of the party.
C. W. Moody.
TOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR
Barn well, S. C.. May 9rd. IMO.
1 respectfully announce myaelf a
candidate for reflection to the ollloe of
Louutv .Supervisor, subject to tbe rale*
and regulations of tho Democratic'
Primary Election, pledging myself to
abide by it* result and to support the
nominees of thtr party.
J. B. Motrfs.
FOR MAGISTRATE.
Williston, 5. C . June ft, 1010.
I respectfully announce m/*elf a
candidate for election at Magistrate at
VtHMstnn subject to the’rules snd
regnl»tron»of the Democratic primary
election ami pledge myself to abide by
the results gnd support tbe nominees erf
the party.
M. C. Kitching*.
Williston, S C., May 21, 1910.
1 respectfully announce myself *
candidate for election as Magistrate at
Williston, subject to the rules and reg
ulations of the l>?moer»tio primary
election, pledging myself to abide by
tbe results and support the nominees
of tbe party. J. W. Weathersbee,
Baptist Courier
WUItotmi, 9. C , Blscy 17. 1910.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for eTecIlou as Magistrate
at Williston strtrjcet to thj roles and
regulatlonaef tbe Democratic prlftrary
election, pledging myself to abide by
tire result* and support tbe nominees
of tbe party, J. W . Johnson.
Baldoc, S. C., May III, 1910.
1 respectfully announce myself a
candidate tot retlocfion as Magistrate
at Baldoc, subject to the rules and reg
ulations of the Democratic primary
election, pledging myself to abide by
the fetalis and support the nominee*
of tbe party. F S Owens.
Allendale. S C , May U, ftU>.
I respectfully announce myaclf a
candidate for reflection as Magistrate
at Allendale, sobject to tho rules and
regulations of the Demoeratic primary
election, pledging myaelf to abide by
the reanlta and support the nominees
W Ike party, W . JHiiabbews.
OOBSTY TREASURER
To his Honor, Ute Presiding Judge of
tbe Court of deneral Session* for
Barnwell Coftniy, 8. C., July Term
Court, 1010.
Dear 61 r’
As directed by Section No. 406
•of the Code of Law* of South 'Ctrolln*
for 1902, I herewith submit my annual
Tfqmrt, showing amounts paid for war
rant* issued by the County Supervisor,
snd presented for payment from •yune
1st, 19U9, to May 31st, 1&10, Inclusive.
Respectfully.
J. It. Armstrong,
County Treasurer.
OBDIXAKY COCXVY kfVlVikV
J H Wilkes A Co 361 76
H It Bennett 13 60
M K Smith 83 -J5
J W RU.y aw
Sears. Roebuck A Co 16 00
(J W Moody 24 30
W L llarvey 10 36
K I) Weimorta 23 00
C J Johnson 2 .50
C Lsaar 81 00
J T Owens 4 !5
Dr A B Patterson 6 00
O O Barker 5 68
P K Psrtcer 40 00
Dr R C Kirkland 5 00
Sou Ky Co 26 92
. —
Total paid out for or
dinary twenty pur
poses from June 1,
HX». to May 31, 1910,
Inclusive $48,088 60
COMMUTATION *OAD TAX.
June 1, 1909, to May 31, 1010, inclusive.
G L Simmons
4 36
F ri Owens
6 25
T O Davis
7
S W Hutto
' 1 60
J W Wilson
600
A tf Bartley
.6 91
J V Duncan
6 45
1’ C Baxley
2 1)0
$3? ft7
Public Roads: Blackvllle
L K Bonner
Barnwell Tyywniblp:
J B Morris
K L U*seiy
Reindexing Record*;
W Gilmore Simms
Township
81 15
300 00
1 no
301 00
621 51
blSPINflAKT FUND.
Paid towns by authority of act
241 approved Starch 2, 1909.
Town.
No
A Her. dale
Barnwell
Blaukvllle
Elko
Fairfax
Kline
Nnelling
Sycamore
timer
Williston
2 15
94 56
627 42
71 51
289 10
141 29
MS 4ft
89 38
t40 26
863 29
3,277 48
Paid town* by authority of set Nd 481
approved Feb'y IS, 1910.
Town
Allendale
Barnwell
Black villo
Elko
Fairfax
Kline
Sneillng
Svcaniore
U Inter*
W llllston
011 21
1163 22
955 SO
101 ;»o
4ai 78
»t*o 27
262 88
29 Cl
207 40
634 1 5
6,015 31
COt'NTT no A It D or EDCCitlOX.
Juno 1, 1909, to iMay 31, 1910, Inclusive
The Barnwell Sentinel 17 50
18 00
114 00
4 30
The Barnwell People
The Barnwell Sentlnol
n do
11 90
4 23
G50
10 00
4 25
(5 00
3 00
100 00
16 25
210 00
8 00
lOOt)
72 40
10 DO
t 00
10 00
9 30
2 00
8 25
10 00
11 od
8 50
19 70
6 .16
1000
4 97
6 0J
• 36 00
‘ 10 Ol'
$696 17
lIKfOBT or COfKft fttPKIUNTXNPSjtT
or KDUCAfN*N,
from June 1, 1909, to May 31, 1910.
District No 1.
Rorace J Crouch, c<> supt
Tbe Barnwell Sentlnol
J B Armstrong 1 eo trea*
The Barnwell Sentinel
t f
F B Free
F D Rowell, trustee
Tbe Barnwell People
f n RowSlI. trustee
he Baffltvnll Sentinel
Horace J Crouch
• • ex sort
4 ' nipt
The Barnwell People
Olive Hay
Marie Keel
J C Keel
Barnwell Sentinel
H J Crouch
The Baruwell Sentinel
Horace J Crouch
Geo I) Bernard Co
The Barnwell Sentinel
t.oltle Jones
40 00
W A 3mhb
20 00
• t
30 00
4 0
20 00
Lottie Joties
4000
Sarah E Green
20 00
Angelin* Albaflr?
31 26
May Holliday
$ •
40 00
40 00
• •
4000
G S Albany
12 60
Angcline Albany
25 00
Mav Holliday
*00
Annfe Moore*
25 00
Carrie Cummings
25 00
Angcline Albany
25 00
(,* 8 A1 berty
12 50
Msv Hollidat
40 00
8 W Green
2000
"Anyri^ Moorer
26 00
May Holliday
40 00
Angcline Alban/
25 00
Geo S Albany
17 60
Sarah K Green
20 00
8 W Green
20 00
May Holl'da/
40 00
Sarah E Ometr
20 00
May Holliday
40 00
S IV Green
20 00
Oeo S Albany
42 50
Annie Moorer
:+7 60
Angcline Albany
37 50
harah E Green
3n 00
Ma/ Hollitfay 4
40 00
Storah ft Greeff
10 0!)
Rctrcf tfclPany A Oto
35 00
991 25
iMstriet No't
a C Cook
800
William Kay
860
Lemon Bros i
83 76
II I. Creech
83 00
M V Cook
75 00
- ' * -*4". V .' ;S« r ••
«►
H L Croeck
Ctlhoan Jt Co
Lemon Bros
T O Davis
'• >
U Orevcli
L W L6e
K L Creech
• •
I, W Lee
ff L Tit each
Theotlore Cook
Calhoun A Co
H !, Creech
Tho* Ifsrvln
L W Lee
11 L irreeA
0 3.
District
Annie Deer
Pear) I Loadholt
Itarie s Dukw
Pearl I l.oadholt
Marie 8 Dukes
Pearl I Loadholt
Marie S Dukw
Xtlaabeth M WUe
A U Tuten
Marie 8 Dukes
Rlllsheth Wish
»* »*
A R Tuten
Marie 8 Duke*
Elisabeth M Wise
blstrlct No 4.
Kate Creech
• •
H C Creech
S he Nobl* Reining Co
T Jones
Ida L Jones
I *
K P Jackson
Ida I* Jones
I.yfVia B Jenkins
Ida L Jones
K P Jackson
Lydia B Jenkins
I da I, Jones
.y.lla R Jenkins
K P Jackson
Ida L Jones
( •
Lvdla B Jenkins
• *
Ida L ffonhs
District No 5.
Alma Moore
Mrs F H Boyd
. >
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t 1
W Ashe
A B Metr
Mena Lawtoti
Mattie White
• *
Glee Barker
Rosa Flinn
8 L Med lock
Rosa Flinn
Edna Chit'y
Olec-A BarWy
Edna Chitty
Victoria Cooper
8 L Mcdlock
Victoria Coopef
Edna Chitty
8 L 31edlock
I •
Victoria Cooper
S J Cleary
Mlmis Law ton
8 L Mcdlock
Victorls Cooper
Edna Chitty
Mena Lawton
Rosa Flinn
Eilna Chitty
Olee A Barkfif
8 I. Medlook
Melia Lawton
Victoria Coopet
Olee A Barker
Rosa L Flinn
Jas 8 Calhoun
S L Mcdlock
Edna Cbiity
Victoria Coopbf
Hattie White
Metre Lawton
R S Calhoun
Edna Chi tv
Horace J Crouch
J B Armstrong Co tfOas
8 L Medlock
t •
Victoria COoper
Olee A Barker
Ko*a Flinn
«
Hattie White
S L Medlock
Kdua CBItty
908 00
37 20
Kfg
33 00
40 00
36 Ot
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40 00
40 00
40 00
3^00
33 00
5 00
40 00
17 50
60 00
60 00
1000
85 75
24 00
60 00
2!l 00
60 00
36 00
50 00
25 00
25 00
35 00
60 00
35 00
25 00
25 00
50 bo
50 00
8 5 no
40 00
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934 4k
30 00
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60 00
36 00
25 00
1800
81 bo
35 00
36 00
6 23
50 00
11 25
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35 00
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35 00
2 26
60 00
85 09
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25 00
50 00
55 00
35 00
25 00
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35 00
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35 00
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35 00
26 00
60 00
87. 00
35 00
25 00
18 75
3a do
25 00
11 03
33 00
10 09
jodd
60 00
1 80
36 00
12 60
35 00
IS 73
12 60
60 00
35 00
1,689 08
District No. 6.
Loille II Free
Emmie Brunson
Susie Dunbar
Mattie L Brown
Laura Peeples
Mary BU*b Holly
Mary Holly
Mary Bush Holly
Lnllio H Free
May Gwen*
Lollie II Free
May Owens
Ollie Rhode
Leanna H HstcW
? me Rhode
aura Peeples
Lollie H Free
fllav Gwens
R B Lowry
C W Dunb<»f
Mattie L Brown
Alice I, Brown
Mattie Kintbeaugh
el 4«
7,sura Peeples
Francis C Mixsott
4e ••
Francis 8 Pope
It B l/owry
May Owsni
Lo!l*e II free
Carrie L Dunbar
Mary M Holly
Leanna B Hatohef
Leanna B Uatcbef
K 44 l^vwrv
Lollie H Free
Ol Ho Rhode
r. *
May Owena
Alice L Brow a
Francis S Pope
Frauds C Mixsoff
Carrie L Dftnbar
Mary M ffdly
Ollie Rhode
R H Lowry
LolHe U Freg
Ollie fthod*
May Owena
Mary M Hojty
Mattie Klmbeaug|hf
OarrM L Dhnbwr
7x>III« H Freer
15 00
30 00
37.00
30 00
26 00
•jo 00
20 00
20 00
86 00
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40 00
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801 00
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56 00
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District No. 71
MrsjE 1 Hapnod
80 00
’ftrtVfcflay
All flanderf
A0tile Feld**
Olive Hay
John M Gant
fTTBlHI
Olive Hay
8* *•
Annie Felder
Mery ifttsh Holly
Olive Hay
Annie Felder
Sarah E Greea
». •«
J C Fowlfb
Olive Hay
Sarah K Green
Annie Felder
0i 14
Olive Hdy
i *' **
■Annie Felder
Mary Bush Holly
Olive Hey
•4 44
22
Mary M
A u me R Fe
A M. banders
ao, &v
nler
$TW 30
Dittrlct No. 8.
DW Black 40 00
LeiH West 40 00
Flora K Clark 22 60
D W Black 40 00
Leila West 42 00
Flora B Clark 22 60
D W Black 40 00
Flora E Clark 2< 50
D W Black 40 00
Flora K ClStk 22 60
Lctia W*»t 40 00
« *• 40 00
Flora E Clark 32 40
D W Black 40 00
!/e1!a Weat 40 00
•• “ 49 00
D W Black 46 00
|599 60
District No. 9.
1 U Delk
W Gilmore Simms
John O Gormab
8 8 Williams
A B Hair
F D Howell
'• y' \ «♦
C G WllBams
Annie Hutson
Sheridan A Hart
A nnie Uuwon
C O Williams
Annie Hutson
C G Williams
Annie Hutson
C G Williams
75
1 00
24 00
75 00
7 25
60 00
54 60
60 00
26 00
43 20
25 00
60 00
25 00
60 00
'26 26
66 46
$608 40
District No. UK
Emma Jane Patrick
PsBIine L Wbitty
J 11 Brannon
Pauline Whltty
Sadie Vaughn
J U Brannon
tSadie Vaughn
8adie O V’augltn
Pauline Whitty
J H Brannon
*• • -
C L Patrick
Leila K Haigiiler
W A Parson
C L Patrick
K A Wallace
Sadie O Vaughn
Pauline L W nitty
Angellne Jeukios
.. u
IV A Parson
J H Brannon
»4 •*
T^ila Haigler
K A Wallace •
C L Patrick
J H Brannon
Sadie O Vaughn
Pauline L Whltty
Angcline Jenkliis
J II Brannon
Sadie O Vaughn
Pauline L V\ bitty
J H Bran no a
II *•
Telia R Halgler
J 11 Brannon
I« It
Pauline L Whltty
Sadie O VaughC
J il Brannon
«* e*
Pauline L Whltty
Sadie O Vaughn
25 00
40 00
98 75
40 ftO
40 00
95 00
40 00
40 00
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95 00
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30 00
25 00
25 00
30 00
25 00
40 00
40 00
26 00
26 00
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20 CO
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40 00
10 00
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negotiated I'D aniounts of not Ins* chap
$1,000.00: I^>ng or abort tithe. South
Carol in* funds.
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W. L. Cave,
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Spring and Summer Oxfords, of
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Good BARGAINS for ALL!
Grand March News fof all Farmer Folks, for anothef choice /
c^r load of the best picked Work and road stock arrives '
Thursday, March ,ird, for sale at Charlie Frown low prices!
24 Farm and Timber Mules
4 Exceptionally Nice Horses
These new coirteri) arc sure to plcdse arid profit purchasers.
More Good News!
I Another car load of loflg-lasting Wagotls, all sizes, Smooth
Kidlttg Moggies, Strong arid Hnndsonle Harness. Whips,
Lap Kcfbcs of all classes just received Come and choose
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