The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 15, 1910, Image 2
Th« Barnwell People.
m V. HOUIS. Idittr 1 Pnp'r
MUHTT CfBCCLATIOIl
rDUIUT. D&CKMBiCR U. ItHO.
(K BAKU Eft COONTY.
From thr dwcrlptton* hy th« dwJ'y
of th# city <>f Corn
CongroM bold U«l we^k in Colitmbln It
(a plots m *sn«tilno on • rlnutllo** dity
tbst tho exhibit of tbo boy <!<»rn farmer*
of thlo ononty w*» the wo«t Ktrlkln^
sad sltrootlr* fosturo of that new era
beginning. F«»r Ita cnOtplete oomplete-
aooa sad arrt»tl<' excellent, arrangement
crodU woo gt^fn by the older State and
Ibo yosngor Kooord to the *»nt well de*
eorftavprsio* sad ooiMSiendatHm—Su
porlatendent Bnrsw J. Crno*di.\
Without maltoe but for 1 wk of batter
arqnalntanes with Barnwell CouiHr
sffstfa thoos Jouros^s did a alight In•
]n«tlrs to Boperlstendent Crouch, In
aUtlsg thst he 1» aertrlng hla aecond
tsrm sa hsad of the education.*! f »rre»
nf thh county, while In f *ct he ha* not
yet oosiploted hla drat term. Their
mlatsks came, no doMbt, from hi* re*
«est Hsoppo«ed rselectlon for f"tir
years mors. The point that we wWh
to make M thl*. tkat It dnea not take a
good aline of a life time In a man of Su-
perlntesdfnt Crouch’, paru to learn to
do and thon to do what-h« haa already
so woll seooispli'ked.
AM U tka Btate and Record will
wslith 6IW thsy wilt tee ht tho manner
Tn which ha tsaeu the dutlei* of,hU
•eoosd Urm that when |ho time coma*
for tha aelaetlon of another Ideal Htate
Boparintandenl of Education tha right
ooa can ho found m thU good oM
a*onnty—and hla full name la Horace
Johnaton Crosoh.
tHJISO VERY WKLfi.
Keerythlnc con.ldared Karnwell
Ounty hsa done very well during the
)a»t decade. The oeneua taken In 19f)0,
ten yaara ago, gave It a population <>f
M,S04 penji -, that of thl* year put It a.
14,'10ft, • decrease of 1 'IXo t >eraon«.
When It la remembered h«»w manv
and what heavr drsfu have been made
hy other itatea. cltle*, oountle* and
tnwna In need of good Barnwell atock
the wondor grow* that the decree*# In
population ha* not been Immensely
grostar. Tho hundred and odd cotton
«Mla of tUla htate and Georgia have,
with thelv aumnaonlng bell*, called
aswyfwMS the farm*, the need, of
trwokars and saw miller* In FI *rld»
asd Georgia haa# Induced other* to go,
sod aaoora of cltlo* and town* of thi*
and nOWr Btarea owo muVh^ of their
growth and got up to the Immigration
from BamwHl that la fattooiftg them .
Tho safortunato oouoite* of thl*
BUM that are Inflicted with cotton
sallla oostrolltd hy foreign aad clo*t
fltaod aoplul ara tha greaie.t gelnera
Hi tha numhara of ihetr Inbabltanv*.
What they may have loet In the grade
and ekaraotar of thHr eltl»en»hlp I* a
matter nf opinion aot worth eipre**lng
•T dUouaatDg. It la »uflSrient tn tve *a(-
iaflod with tho aaue abowlng i f the
eoaeat flgure*
If hsmen Ingenuity and daring con
tinue to aaska progreaa a* they have
dnoo the laet few yeara the war of the
folure may ho fuoght high Is the air.
Jnatead nf costly armed ballla *hl|>*
and orualora, terrible torpedo craft and
Xuhmarinoa the aeroplane (living ma
chine) m*y be the one mean* of *pread-
Ing destruction and death, and In | l«ce
of mighty armlea one paaranger on an
aaroplana, with a few expln.lve bomb*
may decide the deailnte* of nation*
Ls*t week at Memphl*. Tenn , John
M. Moiaiant an aviator, aoared over
lha city at the eafe height of 7,000 fm t
and laid that he could ea*lly have
dropped r»t |o»|ve» on the deck of the
U. B. Monitor Amphitrlte, anchored
In the Mte*ia«lppl river.
The awlftneai of the aeroplane*, ex-
caedlng the speed of the faate*t rail
road trains, make* them practically
safe from cannon shot.
Tha liquor honeea of several wet
BUtea ara flooding the mail* with gor
geous circular* beseeching orders for
< brlMmat booie. They are no re-
a pec ter* nf person*, for thev send their
Mduotlve literature to every name they
can get, whether It be of preacher,
knee bteechea boy, steady drinker, re
formed man or ateadfaat prohibkion-
l«t. "• " ■
Kow 1^ good time to *wear off.
If la a abort word but Ita ccn.e-
guenoea are often large and lasting.
Bbould the boll weevil reduce the cot-
tun yleldoaat of the MUsUsippi bh It
Inva done, according to the autemenl
of Farmer Caldwell of l/maUn* In hi»
Htate. tie cotton tnlil* of the Kaat will
ha In aad plight. They will have to
Increase their Import* from Egvpt and
India or become habitation* for bat*
and owl*.
Senator Tillman scored a quiet vic
tory last week ever President Taft and
Beeretary *»f the Navy Meyer. Tha ad-
ministration had, with a.’ high hand,
taken the flrst atopa »n {lose up the
naraI establishment at Port Rural and
to sell the property. A little Kdgefleld
Xng)l*h scotched the project and the
Vurt loyal station will continue a*
heretofore.
There are two aclaaoted article! In
today’* Peopli well worth reading—J.
J. HHT# views aa to next year and R
0. Caldwell’s Informing account of the
toll weevil.
THE THIRTEEN I’ll C.tN.SUS
Tha court of Unci# Mam’* subject*,
taken la«t .Sunimer, wa< ■ uiiipleteil l>v
the census ••Iflctais on S iturilsy and the
reaulta made punitc.
In lb*' United ■'tHtea proper, bounded
«>a the North hy British America, East
and West hy the Atlantic Ocean and
Smih bv Mexico and the Unit <>l
Mexico there were !II,!IT^,Kid people,
an increaae <>t Hill over the cen
sus total. <>f |:»on. in addition there
are enough luo.'i* In the government
a(*rvlea abroad in Alia.ks, t’orio Kico
tt»e Panama canal tone and the many
l-lands of toe I'aclhc ocean to raiae tbc
total to lOl.KMI,!**) souls.
A< Immigrants to the number of a
mi.jnm nave been coming into (his
country annually * cnnsider*i|< (Mrt
of the Increase of the past ten years
must be msde tip of thestf new co ners
Tun flr.t census o( ttie United S ates
taken In 17D 1 1 show ad a
11,1*29,214. New New Y ora ellv ha.
more than that number of peop.o.
South Carolina is 2flih In popult ion.
THE 0U)|T1MK HKUUION
Methodism wa« planed in Charleston
about the year 17.(6 bv the brothers
Charl-s and John Wcl y. For many
year* In the history of mis new grent
denomination mere was much r f emo-
lh>n In It* services, both lit the cliy and
country. That distinction grew |-ss
as it* wealth and worldltues* m
creaseu. But the < I I spirit seems to
have bean only dormant, not dead, for
It was made markedlv manifest nu
Thursday le*t In the Meth.dist A 'lini.l
Conference t|ien am) there In ne>«|<m
Wtille Blshnp Hendrix, who was the
presiding offleer was out riding in an
aulouiobila and the young nilrii-ters
and their wive* Were taking an ex
cursion aroun't the harbor, tln-ie was «
u»'*1 remarks 1 1' meeting in progres-
at Bethtl I)r. M. A Steel closed tils
sermon on “I’heOid I’ath* of Meth-
oi|l«m" with such a burst ol earnest
r| muence that the Methodist blood he-
g«it.U> boll anil from all over'the house
the shouts of “hall 1 Ijsh” prevailed
|)r. Steel came dnwa Irom tbs pnlnit
anil. While the “old timers’’ sahg 1 1
am Bound for the l*iotni*ed I,and,"
I'.en and women came forward to «ii*ke
hands with toe preacher, whosllll ci a-
tlriued hl» preaching, tlnnigli tue air
was tilled with shouting |)nwn the
aieleand up the oilier the throng
marched until eierytm ly ha ! clasped
the hand cf tne prcicher hr hhhupI
A Weber and other of the older int o
of tha-conference stood be-ul* l)r. -Stct l
during flie wondeifil demnisi rai ion
and talked as much a« he did. It was
a glorious time and the Methodist spirit
knew no hounds 'I lie service liegan
at d :.'k* o’clsck tint It was dark before
th* rhtirch wa* enintled.
rvraon* i
ftawEa
Intending te pay taxes
the mall should write at onck
Armstrong fur Informa-
can not begin
latter* usually
BOI.U WKKVI1, NKWs.
“It I* owing to the tn || weevil that
cotton I* selling over fourteen cent* a
pound this v**r “
So savs K ('. Cd Iwe|!. a l.oui-lana
farmer now canvassing this Mate
Here is In. account ol the Invading
enemy :
“ The boll weevil trave|, ahnii' «cn-
IV tve mil's a v.tr and il» Irenil «i nc.
It entered the Untied Mates h is fi.-en
.laadily towaid the nortlicasi. Tne
damage It does to cotton cannot t.e cm
phasixed too much ’I'lie normal crop
in l.oulslana ii|i to live vesrs ago wns
I.UOO.UOO hales Tins y.-ar, owing to
ravages -f the b<dl wee».|, it lia- pro
duced »]lgllllV baa tlian 2'SMSkt bale.
Tb* Insect bas ruined about tbree
fourtbs ( f tlie "r.ip.
“ Ttie ho I weevil has been in thl.
country atmur twenty vears It w a«
originally conlln'd to tne bill co-ton
Country of Mexico, and con| I n..t g.-t
lute the t; hlted Mates heoanse there
ws. s gap of about It^t miles In tile Kn>
• frande Va 1-y, wbeie cotton w*« not
grown With the raHffig of cotton In
thl* sectloc the gap w a> firidgcd. and
the ln*et>i# bavet.oen com i n g stead .|.
onward »lmc ttien
“It was tholigSit bv some that their
(•rogre** woo| | he checked tiv ttie
Mississippi ri»er but th.y posa ( -i| tr
ji|*t as If It didn't exist. A 'mil weevil
can fly a* fir a* three miles m a
.tretch Thev readied the border of
Georgia Ibis year and at their present
rate of progress wtl arrive in .'m.Hb
Carolina In 1913
“During tne llrat y.-ar after their
arrival thiy arc haidir noticeab e
They become worse anil worse in the
•ecruid and tlnr I years ami (b> ttie
maximum of harm in ttie f nirtti vear
They come to stay and no way of ex
terminating them has been found
‘ Everywhere foi two or inree vesrs
after the boll W eeV , 1 comes there is a
ateadv dc|ite< iatnui of land values
This |. ilue to the fact Dial cotton
planter, have as a rule enntined them
selves (n growing cotton Not knowing
how to raise any other crop and being
Irg unable to grow Cotton on acconnl
of the weevd, they have in sow-v.»**i*
gone Into dent and been compel ed »o
sell their land for a mere fraction of
what it was worth.
“Gradually, however, the (mil weevil
cause* planteis to turn to other thing.,
and this enf ireed diversification re
suit* In a reaction. Land value, tlnal y
recover and become higher ttian tie
fore .
“I,and in the Ke f River country of
Louisiana, where my own plantation
I*, I* exceedingly fenlle The planters
know nothing ol the use of coiqmercial
fertillxsrs, and unrnialiv grow from
one. and a half tn two bnl-a of cotton
to the acre year after year without fer-
tllirer. . T
”Ilecau»e of the boll weevil, linwever,
we have been forced to rel.e other
crop* -alfH'f*. corn, hrimiu corn and
peanut*. W- a r e al*o raising hog* ”
“Alfalfa won’t grow In sandy I arid,
bui in goltvg through South ( arolina
I have ooth-ed many places where It
eon|d be grow ti protltafi’y ’’
Ketuiniug to ttie auhjeet of the boll
weevil Mr Cd l»e 1 said ttiat the only
wav to tight it wa« to apply tire to the
cotton plant* in the late autumn and
then 11 >w them under, and the follow
ing spring to plant cotton' »eed at the
eailiest possible date ami force its
growth with nitrate of soda In this
way a crop can he raised, akbongh it
will tie below normal. He said it was
owing to the bull weevil that cotton
wa* bringing more tha-t fourteen cents
a pound thi* year.
next vear lie wa- almost Incredul ui* i f
my sincerity. Hut I am not manlug a
guess ; It w i 1 be n (act.
“Tm^l’resPleiit I* a good fellow, he
means well, nut he Inis m.idt lots ol
misfakcs
* The trouble wi h M r . I'sfl I* Pott
he |i ve* in * poilu mI atnpisptierc H>-
can't gel away Irom it. It. pervade*
Waslilngtsin, and the I'resldeiit's »iea„
nf conditions are. limited In a |.rge
measure Ity those who mirrouti I iiim .
' ‘ A iiierlcan peo( je arc I<k» compla
cent. They spend to < Irewlv and are
great I V i m Ii nei| I o la ke a rws> \ o' w of
tiling*, enuiily u ii w ai ran t<d by cir
emu.lances.
“Extravagance ha. hem our great,
fault. vVc have been wasting enrircly
mo uiucb in non irro.tu. tive umieria-
A. a rule we ll*ve liecn given
Iim) much to adornments We have
become otises. d with t lit; V-i'y bcnili
ful in mnniripal atf iirs K e nav« f |-
| .wed like policies in ttie Mate and ua
1 |onal goyei imicnts
“ Bailies it i p , noionlv in this com.
try, tint Hl.n abina. 1 , are i l.i*traii»u»"f
ttie t-xtrav agam e In whicn I.ie worid
lias been | lunged for me li t two
decade*. IHe mniiey f ir. tbe c lustruc
lion of these has been withdrawn ir-nn
•otnuierc.isl circles and a.imisl as goo.I
«* •quan.tered, »o far a* theie can tie
any .Hbgil»Jc returns observed
’ We ti.vve gone to considerable ex
pense to dig the I'auama ( anal k pre-
.litne m.w we will have to lorl.f' i‘,
lt’» a 1 very well to make appropru-
liootiTor such pm poses — it's -ms, -n
CiMitfact debts, hut tbe ri-al d.in.u.liv
arise, when wccome to get tne tn obey
with whn-li to make tbe psvments "
“If a man buy* a faim and culti
vates it, he cool ratio lei* to ill.- ma.c-
rial wesliti of society. If lie perimls
the land to lie lull' lie bas subtracted
fioill III.' gelii>r.«l vveslth tiv olibdiaw
mg tils uioiiev from coiiiim-rce and In
vesting il III a mill prnll la hie eotei-
prisb. The later llistration serve*
he-t o imlicatc our trend in a 1 depart
ments i f nui got v ruimuit.’'
1 M-c I a l m 1 1 ig any I n leu t loll ot liosing,
as a calamity prophet, Mi lltb nislsl-
e.i, however, that It was Hot a gut's*,
bur at) ali». 1 ite ctrtan.t v a* Io w uai
awaits (lie country, to- norrnw, or next
year, when tins.tie,* activithi- liei-ouic
dormant lie pointed out that at pres
cut there is vtiy little projected, whicn
means a silspeiisioli of aclivute*
“Do you hear . f any gcmTaily sva-
ItSiialb: piaus for nnpi ..*ein--n « du
l iog i c iicai yeai ? '. he asked. .‘.'T ten
art pone. h *. toi le* a id • icl, i.tntr
enterprises w nitb art iiro lii HV e in
irretr naiurc, and whicb c .mributc to
Wea.t.'i, ale not tonteini | vt.-d l.y tho..
WHO have llie niollsV (o t .ve»t
“Inis im‘an. that i host who hive
noth ing to «et I tin t t liei r 11 me w t 1 to-
W 11 liovi t e in pin v me n t lllert wi|i l.av-
to be shutting down nf tile mines t.e
cause iron and • .ai ami ether miotrals
ttial go Inr.i ttie p t o i ocf p >n of coin-
Inert 1st HI lie c- will i of t.e in le.i.ali l,
I be same might tie said about tile Inui-
ti.T liUsiness * a oilier f .nils •.( ac
tivity \ > a r.-imt ot ad tin., tiler*
will be in a by I t|ou»auds of pe..| !• with
.oil cm| | >v blent
nr v i \<i ** w vr i-rii xe
FARMING
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On ]2C. 13,1! b.ir
THE DU POKT POWDER COMPANY
will cive a DEMONSTRATION of
Stump Blasting
AND
‘PLOUGHING with DYNAMITE”
(Subsoil Blasting)
on the farm cf J A ! - J TO3 *
who has kindly granted permission to make th;s
demor.ctration on his property.
Every Farmer
and all others interested are invited to attend.
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are going to lie d v
Tots is tir. au e we *r
I elision* l.ast ve »r wroi lere.l J4",i..i
Ions of r*i'-, sn l had no -uri.lus. r r
ibe ii. xt ve«r wm wi.I i.r.'d only at..oil
Tvl.i) si toll*
* I migti' repast s.ieb i.| is'iation*
Inourliisnie.* I »•' y . r w ,• (i,i vr
Ini V >• I 1 OPd oe w In g n . a r . . ’ b I, y t
W e *ll •» i ..e, d Ini' t.l) l 1 I. a - ' V * « r * ••
w . e r. in pi* I o-d i o i j.i, p a # i r g.- on
tier . f pas.Clig r C'.,. '.es. Vbls V* a r w.
shall need non.' W ordered .1 si
engines t,si y ,1, Jo .' a oh.-s >v i ,, t.
an vtoi b la f .r n. x ' aui
‘'trior tolsll, *s, |t,le|e-[-‘' VI
I h a | • p.-:' I" know tloy I re iiissil.g i
f ,ir liier tn i. v i»t .ns 1 a . ■ g 1.1 o a r i on
provemen * ..r ex eo.i ois (|. a . we ar
il t-o l t..‘cause thev haves t tnr mob, V
t. u r to c.a u «e 11, e ' e a rlo, 11. d . o - II1.11 ’ ■,
conuderi g poh |, #e . nn".iv an I Susi
ue»a no t |.M.k, l..r them t" 1'iv.si it
A Ii a l w 111 II appe b | sa , , t In-I <■ t" re,
is a m at ter of c. r t n n ’ y r. n .. r (. i i.e.
III n| 1111 e * will v'.un.' . . a -lai d s i, 1
| lie re w I, ] tie u" t.rog f e-s M an v ■
pie wiil have to change 'heir occupa
tions and II abi! * > f living
K < i K S A I. K — ^ on.. g K«gis.r.d|
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MASTER'S SALE.
rst at*' of --ou * ri ( ' ai o i ii a. t
lo UI o l V ot |t,:i.w( li
I'ourt of Toiiiiiioh I’ e »»
J acoi) Ii A iglcv in tii. own riglr,
and a- Klc. ill.II . f Ibe last All a >1
lestatnem. f Jobli D A g ev decea«*,|
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^ ith -'ixL'i'a »• \ |iti ifiicc and si|iiaic dealing in
li'»r t s. rvudfs. linoorj, K< j,v nit cicdit, I am
fret' tu kir tlidt at in> tiaif in mv vairi'i' liavo I ticcn in a
I'Htri |"i-,ii(in to m i \f mv fri' lid*. <dd ;ind new, tiuin at
t ii; 4 * tca-im.
I avr u-t i rt ti; iii'd IVotn t'n' W. wt. w!)t*ic it was my
^ t-Tood !o111n11• 11a ._o t the ctram *d the marketm Mv ik-vy
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A tilcz Plinjijf a Serviceable Wagon
d ■*! r< ’it “ a t of I h. • Hi n fii't t ld'-s Lap Lope or j j^ootl
11 " h; [> th.it \ oil !ir>c.!, \. m v\ i,! ti rid it licit. No hr t te r line
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BARNWELL, S. C-
CHARLIE BROWN
I1VKNWXI1.
• Soutli ( arvilmr
McCOiUHCK MACHINERY!
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I'.aiutiff,
v* .
tiro H Augley, At. *1 ,
1 »■ feb.lallt*
By virtue of a de.'ratal o- ler tu in*
.llub tcd in Ol ■ above eiiti'l d cause I
w 1. sell at Syxaiio.re in trout of 'he
Lost, Otbce, on 'J'li*slav, Jimiarv 3rd,
I'.’ll, a'ter -a 1 Vdav ui -ail mon'li
whhin (tie ieg.| Ihturs . f --1.'. tne fol
low log described iVal 'propi*. ty ;
A|. tfiat tract nr parcel i f laud situ
ate in Barn w el I <o>un\y. cont alriing nne
h mid red amt forty a.'res. more or les*
and bounded ms fn|'..<v*: Nirrtli by
lamls of estate of J.»s M Alien; K'<»l
bv I'uidic Road I ‘»ding frbui »y Hinorc
tn Hnf >rd'< Bridge; Soutti bv estate of
.1 H« M ' i ’.n a-ml on five West liv Istul*
of B F B irkvr and Oscar Bovver*.
Term* of sale cash. I’urctyaser to
(ia\ for papers \
II L O'Bannnn,
M as'er.
Master'* Ofllvc, Dec , 9tb, I’.ilit. a
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A HARD YEAR AHEAD
TOR SOMK PXOI’I K,
President J J. HLl pf tho Great
Northern Rsitwav Was interviewed re.
cently hr a Wasliingcnii P >*t Reporter <
Here I* the siihscauc* of hi* saying* ;
That llie United States, ami th"
world. In fief, are about lo liarvesf the
fruits grown of extravagance, .1, J.
Hill i* absolutely positive. It i* too
late to warn. Tue ho+rr ia at band, he
**«'»
He declared It would be futile to dis
cun* llie untoward thing* that eonlrotit
the American people; that tbe c'tintrv
faces'no panic, ami that matters w tihl
linallr adjust themtelvn* alter experi-
eiice and lunch muney bad cuntribuutd
10 the telurtmi
Wjveo I Udd ,Pre*ldent Taft a few
flaya ago that there would be rqany
thuutAudi of aitd tbrowo into ivllto
MONEY
TO
L 0 A N !
On InipVovcd Fannins; Lan is.
Long Piim! Kasy ILymcnts!
Horrower pay* actual cost
of perfecting ..loan.
NOTICE
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k.icfien Kurni'ore Ksrnntig lintd*'-
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Allendale, a C D«c , 12rh, !Dlli
LANDS FOR SALE |
Now i* ttie time to huv. Lands wtj
sever fie cheaper, tind sure to Increast
m vaue
BUY NOW
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Bni\ii ng* and improvements
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a Jaiyyc --!:ji|>l\ «>f‘a.l thf nem shai v repair parts.
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HR7-TSTR0NC S SN6LLING,- +
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A \t.> i ,;;rr nf the AH.-mlale Live Stock Company I
: *• 11\ i-ivitk a car of Kentucky raised and 'Ken-
ii i I c b CLss Horses and a car of Tennessee
i ,ui i .s 'to : ml re idy fvir work of any kind.
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John B. Palmer & Soa
Sflxan Building.—P. 0. Box 282
Columbia, S. C.
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Come and fb*** prop*rt'*a.
J. 0. P*Uer**B A Sam.
J. ’,V0bLE7. M D.
PH i'sL [an am* »si
Barnwell. S. C.
('an ba found at all h.,yr* at Office
fvirmerly occiipi;,! by ths i i’e Dr, E. , |
L. Patleraoa.
AnJ uiiL.. i.;\t TOtK CIDIPASY,
J. T L'Ils, .Secretary and Treasurer
Allciuialc, South Carolina