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Cotton Mill Cotnplicfttions.
Htid W. I*. Brown of New O
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n( trade under »Ha Sberntan anH-tru»t
uw. Tb# il»d4ounenr U. a blanket af
fair, oontaibinx IO.(W* word*, divided
into live count* The dm coont
unlaw-
* While Ibelr trouble* they not l» . , .
_. , mnti •(Tautt vAu dear ! nhargr* that the defendant*
mediately co" 0 *™ «»« e»«« y*«. uear ^ ^ eontalre with oerialn eorpor-
farmer and wercbant and other bu*- UuoaMiot borelft Indloted damaa.l
neM reader, they may Indicate, ae| arbitrary, excretive end
to demand
monopohtllc
t future rke price of cotton
blow*. I orlcet lor cotioo.” Toe defendant*
cotton eaui, gave $j ODD bond for trial
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, ioi ltia flirtttnf of the indictment
•h mercy w more J|||y * m! A , lfa 4t cotton droned |1 W
captain* of Induatry-^truet p«r bale, but latar advanced 56 to 70
Iron clad aa thoee controlled hyleent*.
Bockefellar. Morfan. Cameulr. Ucho.
—^ A Co. or any other bloated capital*
or combination.
Bern am too fact* of last week'* oo-
: ettrence that go to prove thet Mr.
Preeldent Taft told the truth in that
recent Ohio college epeech when he
confeeeed and admitted the departure
of abnormal proeperlty and the arrival
of a hmf buelne** receaalon .
1 -At Spray, N. C., four cotton mill*
Md on* Woolen mill were aold, price*
not •tiled, to Harebell Field A Co.,
tbe multi •millionaire merchant prince*
the
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of Cbicafo, whoae ratln* U ou
hlgbeat ley*] In the United Sutea.
3-Tbe North Carolina Cotton Manu
facturer* Aaaoci«tion, having a mem-
herehlp of HOJ cotton mllla and 171
yarn mllli, mat In Charlotte. N. C It
waa ad vert lard In the call for k» meet
ing that action a* to g%ner«l curtal’.-
ment would bu taken. So public ac
tion wa* taken, but It waa undrrttood
iltjllthllT li~ r- that probably all
of fb* membsre bare agreed to com
plete ourUllment In Auguat to con
tinue until tbo market advancoa.
Ourtallment with tWa organlaatlon
will bo no email thing for it haa t!>4
cotton mllla and 171 yarn mills In It*
memberablp.
, Why were the five Spray mill# *«ld t
Beeahae they did not pay their bulld-
•ra and llrat owner*.
Why were tboy bought by Marahall
Flald A Co.?
Boeauaotbay will be profitable to
fham, aooner or later. Having nnMav
lied capital and unmeasured credit, do
ing more bualneaa under their IIrm
name than all the merohaoto of a half
7 . k sloaan South Carolina conntlea put to
gether, tho»e OMoago people look year*
ahoadand go on aeoordlogly. Thdy
are tho pathfinder*. Ipaders of new
method*. Other oommandvra of groat
capital and credit will And othar milts
embarramed by the aame trouble* that
cauaed the sale* of the Spray mill*, and
will buy them equal or better bar-
gaioe.
So a great truat, or at least commun
ity of Utemt will be cr*atad, If* Unutb
circling tbe wothl, it* brenuB ilo«*
reac’ilng eyery cotton maaufMturlag
aectlon of the w«rM.
When that condition ahnll come to
past the day of tbe Independent Uolate
mill Will be paaaed Into ancient his-
tory, ai helpleaa of reanrrectlon and
reatUratlon aa tbe mummy of Pharaoh.
Then the men who manufacture cot-
6oq goeda end tbe mevcUauU who id
ootton gohda being the aame the price
Of raw ootton will be no morwgoverned
by the dead Uw of supply and demand,
•r by the ability of the producer to
etor* and aava it off the forced marked
It may take a* long to carry through
tbit scheme aa to complete the Panama
Canal, bnt the work goes oh.
Tbe aileace of the Charlotte cotton
convention wa* eloquent. It had but
on* right interpretation and tb*t was
aaay of Inference, that many other
mllla might he In the straight* that the
Spray* had p***ed Ihrougli and that
publicity would do no good.
The conclusion of the whole matter
1* thla : that the big fish are capturing
the little ones Increasingly, that indi
vidual effort la being smothered out by
the growing of combination* and that
all occupation* will aooner or later ex
perience the like absorption.
The firm* mentioned a* cc-eon»plr*-
tor* consisted of cotton mill* In- A 1 *-
baiwa, Georgia. North and Sooth Can*-
"iTa Ih tBJ* Stale 27 niUll wire
named.
Doctor Theodore Roosevelt reached
New York on Saturday and received
an ovation such a* ha* never before
bean gtyan to any Amerimn eltlaen.
It is estimated that n million people
went to New York to sea the home
coming. Tna ceremot.le* were nolay
with engine whistles and cheer*, and
bright with flag* and decoration*.
With good t*ste the Koosevelt family
took an early train for their country
home on Dong Mand. Hla trip abroad
lasted a year and three months. Most
of the it in* was spent hunting in
Africa, the balance seeing many sight*
and making a few speeches In F»nrope
The Doctor propose* to take things
nuletlr this Summer, even If he has to
tight newspaper men and politician*
away from hta liooae. Moudny he at
tended the marriage of hi* oldest son
|n New York. Ha will this Summer
go to hit editorial office In New York
twice* week. In the Fall he will
travel about and mak# a few apeecbes.
rfferesaw- 1
people a plain, honeat an j bu*loe*allke
administration. Of course 1 aball ad-
vueata good road*, good school* anJ
good gotcrnmeot. my attitude aa to the
same being well known to tbe public
for many year*.
1 consistently advooated prohibition
and wa* among the ffrst to give money
and lend tnduenee to p. i*h chat move*
ment more than twenty year* ago.
At a business man my ebief mm. If j
elected, will be to conduct a btate gov
ernment along buatnee* line*.
f.AI.HyaB,
new* to his manv 1
iniy I* contained In
*y’* announcement. If
of bis candidacy for
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Hiaty Au*|
ANNOUNCEMENT.
XNIWJ
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COUNTY
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my candidacy fhr [To 111 Ifonor, the rresiding dodge of
office of Governor, aobjoet to the tho Court of General Sessions for
daclalonof tba I >* moors tic voter* of Barnwell County, tk C-, July Tarns
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W H Rivera
Aa dlreefed by Section No. 406
ode of Daws of South C«roltna
e
of the Cod*i
for 1902, I herewith snbmlt my annual
report, showing amounts p.\ld for war- I
rant* laaued by the Gnsoty Snperylaor
and presented f
for payment from June
let, 1909, to May Slat, 1910, Inclusive. {
fwapentfntty,
J. R. Armstrong.
County Tre**Mrer.
Primary Election Aug. 30,’it)
FOR SUPERINTENDENT
OF EDUCATION.
Elko, S. C., June Gth, 19)0.
I respectfully announce tnyaelf
candidate for retdection a* County 8u-J
perlntendent of Education, subject to [
the rules and legulatlon* of the lie mo-
ooratic primary election, pledging my
self to abide by its result and to sup
port the nomiueeaof the party.
Horace J. Crouch.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for rv-elvctlon to the H tuae
Doctor Roosevelt
Doctor is the proper title now of ex-
President Theodore Kooaevclt. lie 1*
a Doctor by virtue of the numcro is
diplomas given him by the greatest
European and American school* cf let
ter*. arts ahd sciences. There Is noth-
W>g in hi* doctorate of divinity or dis
ease treatment* political or personal.
We ara asked why he ha* so great a
hold upon tbe people of the Ihiited
Htatea, why he I* the one man who can
do whatever ho pleases, without los*
of popularity.
Tha answer to our mind la this: He
represents, incarnate* tbe boast and
spirit of Republicanism, that U Is M a
party that doe* tbinga."
Pewpfeare-wow, a* In the time of
Rome's passing tbo summit of her im
perial greatne**, avlle novarum rerum.
oager for new thing*, ready to follow
the self confident, aelf sufficient leader
who promises novelty. Tberel* specc.-
Jrtlon In political futures as In business
■amblings. All people muat have
^gomothinc or aom^ body to worship,
from the aavage who praya to a jgpod-
«w god Of hla own making to tho scholar
hlgbeat rung of intellectual attaln-
• The golden hair that Galla wear*
I* her*, who would have thought It?
She swears *tU hers and true she
•wear*.
Fori know where she bought It.”
^Old Kb vine.
How would you or d<> you like to
wear hair from the head of a dead Chi
ne*e pauper? Or h«w would yon like
for your wife to do It?
Would you like to have It nestling
elo*e to yonr “manly breast ?'*
It I* high time the people were being
enlightened on till* subject and, as
recent l*»ue of the Charlotte Observer
says, aome lllnminating Information a*
to the aourcemf the 'bushel* of hslr
worn bv smartly dressed women 1* eon
Mined in the following special from
Victoria, B. O.:
“Women In the United Htatea who
purchase switches <>f black hair will be
Interested to learn that a cru*ade ha*
een begun by the Chinese government
against Chinese who supply hunian
hair for shipment to America, accord
ing to report* brought by the Eronfe**
of India It seem* that a charitable
Inattention of Canton, which burija
large number* of paupers who** r*la
live* are unable to provide coffin*,
found the hair dealer* exhuming
ooffinn to recover hair and •shen thl*
action wa* reported to tbe authorlfie*
action wa* taken against the dealer*
Instances have bee i reported of tbe
hair exporter* cutting hair In crowd*,
and too official* arc prosecuting all
apprehended ”
It would be Interesting to know jost
bow many Chink* were inquired to
furnish tue hair worn l»v Greenwood
women, If any, and just what propor
tion were living and what number of
dead. Of course other »tatl*tle* might
also be Interesting- Greenwood Index.
w* .» •
For months Han Francisco h«* been
more talked of six I written about than
any other one dttylfi the world, or Hsi-
ley’* comet. The proposed celebration
of the 4tb Of July, the anniversary of
the declaration of American Independ
ence, In that earthquake, .liakeu Sodom,
by a ptlr.e f.ght for a purse of $101,000
and perquisites, between Jim Jeffrie*,
white, »ou of a Northern preacher, and
Jack Johnson, a Texas negro with a
white Northern wife, wa* tbe star
promise that made the California city
more interesting to tho people of the
United State* than all the business of
New York or the proceeding* of (,nn-
gre**. An lminen*e money spending
attendance wa* expected and while or
dinarily good people opposed such a
brutal observance of the birth d*y of
the United Stales nobody could, or
would, find a way to prevent such a
desecration of the great day.
But. luarweek. the Governor of the
golden state, experienced a change o(
heart Mid opinion and ordered the at
torney general to call the strong arm
of the law Into tbe game and prevent
the meeting and mauling of the big
white and black animals in tbe lighting
ring. And tho attorney general got
busy, while the tight promoters got
Isold rest. ~ •
Here is tbe cause snd reason of this
sudden reformation. California hope*
to celebrate the completion of the Fan
atoa Canal by holding a long Exposi
tion In San Francisco, and to make that
Exposition a sure success the Cdlforn
Isns will need largo loans from the
United States treasury. The very
broad hint waa secretly given to Gov
ernor Glllett that if this proposed light
should be permitted Uncle Sam would
not, could not in decency, give any aid
or encouragement to the Exposition
project. Then the law was found to be
sufficient to ptovent the fight.
of Representative*, subject to the rule*
l)e
mary *‘
egsuauonaot iu« Dcmo'-rmlc Prl-
Kiection, pledging myself to sup- I
port the nominees of tbe party.
O. D. A. Wilson.
Willlston, 8. O . Jane 14.1910.
I respectfully announce mvself a
candidate for election to the House of
Representatlyes, subject to the rule*
and regulation* of tbe Democratic pri
mary election, pledging myself to abide 1
by Its result and to support the nomi
nee* of the party.
R. M. Mlxson.
I hereby announce mvaelf a candidate
for re election to the House of Kepre-
sentatlvee, subject to the rules and!
regulation* ot the Democratic Primary |
Election, pledging myself to support]
tbe nominees of the party.
A. B. Patterson.
FOR JUDGE OF PRORATE.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate fur re election te the office |
of Judge of Probate for Barnwell
county, promising to abide by the
rule* and regulation*of the Democratic
party John K. Snelling.
Marvelous Discoveries
mark the wonderful progress of
age. Air flights on
the
Imavy machines,
telegrams without wires, terrible war
[ laveutiuna to-felll.men. end that won
der of wonders, Or. King’s New Dis
covery, to save life when threatened by
cough*, colds, la grippe, asthma,croup,
bronchitis, hemorrhage*, hay fever and
whooping cough or lung trouble. For
all bronchial affections It has no equal
It relieves Instantly. It’s the surest
cure. James M. Black of Asheville, X
< , R. It. No, 4, write* It cured him of
an obslihato cough after alt other rem
edles failed. 80e futd 41 00. A trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by C. N.
Burckhalter, R. A. Deason A Co
FOR CONGRESS.
I hereby announce mvseif a candl-
dee for Congress from this, the B-eocd
Congressional District, pledging myself
to shlde by the rule* of the Democratic J
primary and to support the nominee*
thereof.
James F. Byrnes.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
I roapectfully announce myself a can
didate for election to the office of
County Auditor for Barnwell Omutv,
subject to the rule* and rvgulailon* of
ih« Democratic Primary Election,
pledging myself to support the nomi
nee* of the party.
R W. Riley.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Conntv Auditor for Barnwell
Conntv, subject 10 the rule* and regu
latioHs of tbe Democratic Primary
Election, pledging mvseif to sup(>ort|
the nominee* of the party.
J. C. Keel.
Barnwell, 8. C.., May <J. 1010.
I hereby announce iny*elf a candidate |
for reflection to the office of County
Auditor for Barnwell County, subject]
to the rule* anil regulation* of the
Democratic partv and pledge myself to
support the nominees of the party.
C. W. Moody.
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR
Barnwell, 8. C., May 3rd, FRO.
I respectfully announce my*elf a
candidate for rcelection to the office of
tountr Supervisor, subject to the rule*
and regulations of tbe Democratic
Primary Election, pledging myself to
abide by it* result and to support the
nominees of tiie party.
J. B. Morris.
FOR MAGISTRATE.
I respectfully, announce my«elf a
cand date for election as Magistrate
at Barnwell, subject to the rule* and
regulations of the Democratic primary
election and pledge myself to abide by
the results and support tbe -nominees
of the party.
D. Sana Black.
IVIIIiston, S. C . June G, 1310.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for election as Magistrate at
WIIHston subject Co the rules and
regulation* of the Democratic primary
election and pledge myself to abide by
the results and aupport the nominees of
tbe party.
M. C. Kitchings.
Willlston, S C., May 21. 1910.
—i respectfully announce myaelf a
candidate for election as Magistrate at
Willlston, snbject to the rules and reg
ulations of , the Democratic primary
election, pledging myself to abide by
the results and support the nominees
of the parly. J. M. Weathersbee,
“
too many, people take their
ami belief* a* they bny their pat-
and clothing
•ml H doesn’t matter much
from tbe quack advertiser,
or tbe sweat shop.
Tbay conie cbeap and don’t give food
or lastlnf aervioe but they lack oobr-
•go, mind atrengthand Initiative to &-
,«om6 iBiuxgent*. Ajltbelr Hith and
hope centre In and rest upon Repub*
* MW
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! THE US1YEESITY Ql SOUTH CAROLINA
Varied course* of study in Sjlence,
Liberal Arto,^Education, Civil and
Electrical Engineering and Law.
t'elleg* fee*, room, lights, etc.,
board, 912 per month. For
tuition, $40 additional.
first
* - v
d* of tbe student*
consideration of the
are
faculty.
43 teochera’ scholarship*, worth $168.
d.wltb-, For catalog*# write to
».c.*r
Willlston. 8 C . May 17. 1910.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for electlou as Magistrate
at Willlston subject to the rules and
regulations of the Democratic primary
election, pledging myself to abide by
the result* and aupport tbe nominee*
of the party, J.W. Johnson.
Baldoc, 8. C, May Iff. 1910- -
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for redaction as Magistrate
at Baldoc, subject to the ruloagnd reg
ulations of the Democratic primary
election, pledging myself to abide by
the result* and support tba nominee*
of tbe party. T S Owaas.
Allendale. 8 C , M*j 14,191b.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for reelectlon aa Magistrate
at Allendale subject tb the rales and
regulations of the Democratic primary
election, pledging myself to abide by
tha results ana support tha
J B Given*
3 73
Sslli* Hutson ‘
85 00
.9 ’'4
35 00
Lizzie Burroughs
*2 50
• a
22 50
Salllc Hutson
3*00
153 73
District No 36.
Mrs Dora Dee Walker
62 55
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8*00
• 9
8* UO
W T Calhoun
46 75
Mrs Dors Doe Walker
85 90
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(53 00
Leonora Alien
26 00
a •
2ft 00
Mrs Dora Dee Walker
83 00
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85 00
Leonora Allen
25 00
Mrs Dora Dee Walker
45 00
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85 00
864 30
District No 37.
Mamie Aiken
85 00
• •
35 00
J O Merer
25 00
Mamie Aiken
35 06
J O Moyer
9 3 60
• a
20 06
Mamie Aiken
3*00
• •
85 00
A P Key
80 36
Mamie Aiken
36 00
• *
35 00
404 36
District No 38.
UornDh A Co
93 63
11 J Crouch
10 00
.1 B Armstrong tress
20 00
C M Carter
60 00
< .
60 00
« «
60 45
• 4
60 00
C F Baker
70 00
C VI Carter
60 00
W A Handers
1 CO
C M Garter
60 00
494 08
DDtrlct No 39.
Edna Cave
42 50
Ka*wn Hog Patterson Co 3 60
Edos Cave
42 V)
Sarah Hankinson
lit 00
« C Kay
4 H5
Sarah Hankluson
11 IK)
Edna Cave
42 60
< 4
4 2 50
t a
42 60
> <
42 50
$ *
42 50
D T Grubb*
6 *K)
f
340 45
District No 40.
Henry Mitchell
K 87
O W Gr.eu
24 77
Luis n«ii
35 00
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35 00
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35 00
6 «
20 25
2J2 89
District No 41.
Cor* Lee Whittle
25 00
Tneodoci* Williams
25 00
Beulah M:i*oti
40 00
*
40 00
Thoodocla Williams
25 00
s •
25 00
Beulah Benton Mason
40 00
• » •
40 00
Tbeodocla Williams
26 00
* •
25 05
Beulah B Mason
40'0
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40 00
390 00
District No 42.
Susie R Creech
41 05
X F. Hill)
ft 00
I,inns Woodward
60 00
J S Still
6 70
Charlie Brown
13 87
Llnna Woodward
ftOOO
J W Bare*
2 00
Llnna Woodward
50 no
• i
60 no
J V r Bates
ft 6ft
E F Woodward
47 no
J W Bate*
47 65
Linns Woodward
60 00
Mr* Jennie Dunbar
8 25
J W Rsie*
23 70
WP Morris Jr
24 no
Llnna Woodward
60 00
Chsrile Brown
f, 34
Mrs Jennie Dunbar
10 50
6 •
800
W P Morris Jr
4 00
Llnna Woodward
60 00
M r» Jennie Dunbai
8 75
J W Bales
25 00
C***e1 My rick
30 00
Liuna Woodward
60 00
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716 46
District No 43.
Esther All
85 00
l.lstie Walker
20 00
Rosa Snelling
25 00
Isaac Deveax
14 00
Esther All
3-5 00
Mencer Butler
1(V*0
Lemon Bros
9 70
Lizzie Walker
20 00
E-ilter AU
86 00
£ Mencer Butler
21 09
Rosa Snelling'
2 5 no
Esther All
17 50
E Mencer Butler
21 00
Llzzlb Walker
20 00
Rosa Snelling
25 00
I.lisle Walker
20 00
E Menwr Butler
21 00
Rosa Snelling
93 00
K Mencer Butler
10 50
Lisala Walker
1000
420 90
District No 44,
T H Campbell
The Nst’l City Bank of
Chicago, IU
F M Young Co
110 00
Doris E Goolsby
J H Riser
J M Riser
J J Harter
W H Rivers
J II Riser
JJ Knopf .
WH lllrera
J H Kl«er
F M Young Co
J J Km.pf
W H Rivers
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Report of School Wsrranu approved J
by (Jaunty Be pat In undent of Educa
tion and paid by Goun y Treasurer,
from J tine 1st, 1909, to Msy 31st, 1910: |
District No $6.
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AT SOME TIME* i
there will come to you the opportunity for mating *
money. Only those with funds available *re «$ *
position to take advantage of such opportunities.
Are YOU in sneb position? If not get readt^fer
your next chance oy opening an account now with
$2 900 G9
District No. 45.
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ffV Bail Iftf
v T vrvr vT r»T*« VTTi
Wm RcNah
John T Owen*
K Boyd Col*
Ren Ford
Charlie Brown
Tbe Barnwell Sentinel
I/emon Bros
R Boyd Cole
Geo G Butler
Wm MeNsh *ecty
Geo G Butler
K Boyd Ode
William Mu Nab Seoty
Geo G Butler
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J M Caldwell
Charlie Brows
John Eve
l«emon Bros
Wm McNab Seety
The Bank of Barnwell
K Boyd Cole
Geo G Butler
The Barnwell Sentinel
K Boyd Cole
J Alien Tobin
S Boyd Cole
Calhoun A Co
U G Butler
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W. L. Cave,
Vice President
H. P- Dew,
Cashier
N. G W. Walker.
Asst. Cashier
G, M. Greene, Attorney
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MeOoy * Company
J B Armstrong Truss
Sinking Fund Barnwell
Graded School 675 00
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District No. 46.
Mr* Gertrud* Lyne*
A J WllllaniB
Mr* Gertrude Lyne*
11 J Crouch Co Hupt Ed
J B Armstrong
Mrs Gertrude Lyne*
Estell* O Krysnt
J W Jenny A Co
Mr* Gorinido Lrnct
Estelis O Bryant
Mr* (Jertrude Lyne*
A J William*
J W Jenny A Co
Mrs Gertrude I.yoes
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Ladles, walking, driving or mo
toring, 'Queen Quality” is the
propej footwear. Simplicity of
stvle adds notable charm to the
new models We have many new
shapes that will meet with praise
from the critical woman, in every
last and leather that she would
wear at any time. If you are in
quest of exclusiveness, we [recom
mend the “Queen Quality," in
suede, patent leatner or gun metal.
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$336 76
Diet Hot No. 47,
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Pesrle I Loadholt
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J W Thomas
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Geo S Albany
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J VV Thomas
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K M Ydung Co
6 75
Geo S A ibany
12 .50
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Rosa B White
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J K Bradley
25 00
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12 50
Rosa B White
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Lena Carter
30 00
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S U Harvey
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Lena ('alter
30 00
Geo S Albany
12 60
J K Uradley
25 00
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THE
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Shoe for Men
Gentlemen, wc have what you
want when you want it in new
Spring and Summer Oxfords, of
the famous “Crossctt” Brand.
You will find none as good at a
lower price, none better at any
price. YVc have a large showing
of the latest styles,--SMART
styles, too. Come in and let us
relieve that “tired feeling” ot the
fect by fitting you with a pair of
“Crossctts."
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District No. 43.
Linda 8»xon
W C Gr»y
AUicUarson
Linds .Saxon
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i.lnd* S*xon
A Hie ( arson
Linds Baxon
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Hill Top Stables the Place!
Good BARGAINS for ALL!
District No. 49.
$212 60
Lemon Bros
10 00
5«IHc L Pa.e
41 25
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M M Oesterlcher
20 00
Hsllle Pnte
40 00
M M Oeaterlcher
20 00
Hal lie fate
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M M Oesterlcher
16 00
May Aaron
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$347 25
Grand March News for all Farmer Folks, for another choice
car load of the best picked work and road stock arrives
Thursday, March 3rd, for sale at Charlie Brown low prices!
District No. 51. ?
C M Croft
Amelia T Langley
J A Llghtsey
L 8 WIIIDm*
B R Loadholt
Trustees Hickory Hill
Mr* 8 E Mily
F M Young Co
Mr* S E Mily
W R Allen
Mr* 8 E Mily
Ell* T Cave
Mr* S K Mily
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Horace J Crouch
J B Armstrong Co Trea*
Ells T Cave
Mrs 8 K Mily
J C Mayer
Mr* S E Mily
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24 40
20 00
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500
40 00
24 Farm and Timber Mules
4 Exceptionally Nice Horses
These new comers arc sure to please and profit purchasers. ! !
More Good News!
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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.
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McCOmCK MACHINERY!
$621 81
In copying report nrmf* were made
which *re corrected at follow*:
Di«triot 15—Total cbould read
$981 28 — -
District 16—Cora H*lr $28 20 Instead
of 128.00. Tot*I for dDtrict $10o 60.
District 25—J W Johnson $20 80,
overlooked; A M Kitchings $5 55; tolsl
for district $423.85.
Notice of Eleotloa.
A petition having been filed In this
office in accordance with section 1208,
general school law of South Carolina,
snd in oompilsnoe with tbe shore nam
ed section, notice Is berebv given that
an election will be held In Long Branch
school district No. 8, at tbe Long
Branch school house, Saturday, June
26th. 4910. for tbe purpose of deterrain
log whether or not a special levy of 2
mills
shall be levied within the. said
school district for school purpose*.
The election aball ba held aa provid
ed by law for conducting general elec
tions.
The following trustee* are appointed
to act a* manager* : D. J. Zorn, R. L.
Peacock, J, R, Carroll.
Horace J. Croncb,
6 0 It. . . C, 8. S.
Wc have secured the agency of the celebrated McCor
mick Mowers, Reapers, Binders, etc. We have in stock
a large supply of all the necessary repair parts.
Come to sec us. We can supply you on short notice.
•b ARMSTRONG 5 SN6LLING. +
LiRNWELL, S. C.
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