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niURHDAY. JAKUARY Sti, 1911.
tATM OP BtJBKCRIPTION.
(B A4r«oo«. p«r Aanum
Ob TIb*
.$1.60
.1‘joc
Tho llr*t »ectlon of the cUnlu Ranj;
H at Ulmer* thi* week.
J. B. Harl«T, J. B.
Clerk.
Mem*,
Hurr.
HARMONY LODCK NO 17 A. Y. M.
I A /A rdruUrrommnnk'atlon of Usrmnviy
\M/ bxldre No. 17, A. K. M. e1U h«l.l
In Ma*«nlo Temple or. Ihurxday
MHBk Keb <Hb. 7.30 o'clock Vmttiutf
Wethren are owdiai.y invltod to attond.
A. A. Lemon, W. M.
Win McNab, Seo
F'OR SAl.K—^Ix Imndreil aero* of
flue farming lanil, north nf Blackville,
in a very denirahle aeelion.
‘ H. O. Still. Blackville. S. C-
A large liver and white colored
|>olnt «r do* atraved from my place on
the aecond day of January. A liberal
reward will be paid if returned to
J.J Walker,
tf Milleitevllle, rt. C.
Two room* to rent, furnUhed or un-
furnlabed. For Information apply at
thi* olllce.
FOR NALK. ,
3(X*1 hu*hela ear corn. Pi Ice on ap-
|ilicatioa.
\V. T Calhoun,
Tliornaa, S. C.
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H. W. BLANTONS NEW SIAN I).
Hartnc moyed into a new and more
commodioiia atore oppoaite the Home
Hank I reapectfully a.k the continued
patronage of all old cuatoinera and will
be glad to make many new lrie r 'd».
Call and ree how complete my atock
gad how moderate my price*
8. W B!»nton.
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The inaugural addre** of Governor
Bleaae U glree iu full on our fuiirth
rage.
Judging the future by the pa»t dia-
agreeahle weather mar he expected un
til the Legl»iature adjourn*.
The montb’y meeting of tiic Countv
Teach era’ A»*.K , iati<m will tie held on
Saturday in the Barnwill High ;*cliool
Auditorium.
Married hy Rev W ,l.Snyderon Sun
day at the Hai n well Metho<ll*t I’araon-
age Mr. f.lian Lam and Mi*. Cattle Lall
bidb of Olar.
Rev A. F. F.vi»on wl'd he in Ham-
tierg on Sunday, January -j'i There
will, iheref.ire, he no aervice In ihe
Kplaccpal Church in Itarnwe |
Mr. K. R H»fern paid a Sunday vi«.-
It to Barnwtll friend*, who were glad
to »re that an Aiken life In* not
harmed hi* health and happine**.
It i« »ald that when fruit jure n-
fuae* to ‘j-11" a few tea*pi«'titul* of
carrot juice alrained and added wi'l
bitog about the detited remit at onci .
M r. T. A . <ireene. formerly of Ram-
berg. will tomplete av Manh a ne«
•aren *tory hotel, having <o »• nundr.d
• leeping room*, ad aitli outmlc ex-
i> i*ure
Govemer Blea.e ha« appointed on
hi* naff Mr Alfred A K'chard.on .f
A lien dale a* ehn f of ordna < i c and M >.
t.radon Rainlierg of Itamherg an aide,
with the rank of lieutenant colonel
Of the many noldier hov* that went
from the town nf llarnwell into the
t'onfxderate ann-r onh tine,* three •«
IT.ain here: Judge K 'tert A'drich, Mr.
A. P Manrilie and C->| (..torge K
Ryao
To our q'ic«tlon : • Are yon getting
ready for the coming ol thholt wee
»ll?”a level headed friend farmer re '
r' led: “i am not thinking ihoit jt
It will not I other me. I r*i-e corn end
meat Credit mv eubect iptioti vv nti
theie tan dollar*.”
Tha bill < f R preventative Jatae* E.
P»\t» ti< create a county coitr. f >r
Barn well t'ou n' y ha*pt«aed two read
ing* in the Ur u*a. A» amende,| hy
KepreaetiPstive Searaon it give* the
county court .In dg- and M agtatrate-
concurrent Juriedtclion.
Judge R oliert Allii'd) i* at home
among ill* life long friend* until the
beginning of February when lie will
go to preside over the court* of the
Sixth < irenit. commencing at York-
vllle Hi* working hour* ate bu-y tt,
the preparation of declaion* on ca**#*
argued before him on hi* prevlou* cir
cuit.
Dr. Clarence J Owen*, formerly of
Willleton, ia rapidly gaining national
prominence and popularity a* a public
apeaker. On Thursday last ite delivered
the annual addre** bt fore the Southern
Society ef St. I.oui* and he u ill tie one
of the principal M>eakera before tire
Southern Commercial Congreas at At
lanta lit Marah.
Cotton mHl prc»ldencie* pay better
than achool princlpalahip*. A former
principal of the Ra row ell Graded
School, Lewi* W I’a'-ker, now head of
cotton mill* worth million*, last week
eub*cribed fifty thousand dollar* to the
capital •tuck of a trolley read to he
built from Spartanburg, via Groenyille
and Andereon, to Groenwood.
Aa one re*ult of a game of card* in
Red Oak townehip on Saturday night
between colored plaver* Edgar Ander-
aon received a cut on hi* neck that nar
rowly ml*»ed hi* jugular vein and re
quired twenty • one atltche* fur Its
cloaiug. Joaiah Kohlnaon. who did the
cutting. wa» committed to jail charged
with as*ault with Intent to kill. When
arre»ted he had a dirk and piatol on hi*
person. s
The Brunswick, Ga , New* of Satur-
tell* In a half coin in a article how Mr.
8. K. Brown, formerly of Barnwell,
drove hi* handsome automobile, an
Oidamobile, from Jacksonville to
Brunswick in -I hour* and minute*,
lowering the record time and winning
a silver prise ,ctip. A banquet Wa<
given in hia hoft&r by Jacksonville au-
foivts on Monday evening. He is prts-
ident of the MrwAgwhtk auto club.
The Barnwell Teacher* Association
will meet at Barnwell on Saturday,
January 28. This meeting will be un
der the auttpiceaof the Kur>i| School
Improvement Association, Mrs.’ Dora
I) Walker, President. The following
prominent speaker* have been Invited
and are expected to be present: Prof.
Tate, Bute rnral school inspector, M is*
Rudd, Slate field agent of the School
Improvement Association. M>*« Alro-
tuer of the Tomato Club Organization.
Prof. Crouch will aUo address (be
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A NEW YEAR BRIDAL.
At high noon tod: y In Mt. arru.u
(.’liti'cli. with u tooouode of loviog
friend* gethered to honor » d w fch
them all happinea* Mia* Ira ITou,
daugliter ■ f Mi and M •*. G M. Etiet,.
il.l l, and Rev J. R. Culhim of Wake
Foreaf, N G , now pastor of the Allen
dale Baptist Church w ill be married.
THE SOI.lCITORSH11*
Ou Friday Hon J. F. Hvrnea sent to
Judge Ro bert Aldrich hi* resignation
a* Solicitor of the Second Gircuir, to
take effect on Fehrnarv l*t. *o tiiat Ida
successor, who i* to be appointed by
Governor ILeasc, may enter upon his
new work at ihe tVr-t term of the Gen
eral Session*, to commence at Aikeu on
February I0th t
Each of the four counties in the cir
cuit will have a candidate, or several
candidate* for the position.
REMEMBER.
10 o’clock Wednesday morning is
Thk. I’koci.k m hour for going to to. s*,
rain or shine Corre-pondents atio ad
vertisers will he stir-* of hotter servive
if tliev wd!l send in their fiver* a*
promptly as pos*ihle. The sooner cofiy
is received the mote care and Mute can
and will b given to make a v rti*e-
ments more attfticMve and to |)nt n(‘w«.
matter in choiee-t |)o»ition Mul iour
letters or itay yttur c«U* before eariier
people engage the ftont •r-it*. Ihtn’t
w ait until Monday ‘or Tuesday
THK CORN GOSTKST.
BarnweU County corn raising hoys
did exceedingly we'l l*»t year Had
they started earlier 'itev would have
done much better. That wa* one seerct
nf Jerrv Moore’s wondeifu! sueeess
He made an eailv h* gitm4«*g » -hHuh>d
from tiic outside many load* of rich
earth ami put tkem on hi* prize acre,
so that lie tiad the plant fo d of several
acres on hi* little patch TJteu lx* kept
working and fertilizing until the crop
was made This year itx* contest will
he under the supervision of experi
enced men, one for the Piedmont sec
tion, the ot Iter for the low country.
But there's no wisdom in waiting Let
tiie preparation* commence and con
tinue.
THF. WAV TO D ».
Farmer K J. ILwikis-on has made
an investment showing good present
judgment ami w i-e foresight. His tine
tlHd* ar« cumbered with inane, tl'ty to
seventy-five t<> the acre, large trunked,
deep rooted stump* So after foil in
vestigation lie lias bought a sluatp
puller that knows no such word as
failure. It I* woikud hv mule power
and lx* cleats an average of two acres a
dav. The work i» *o strenuous, how
ever, that it l* not kept at I o g. r than
a couple of davs at a time The pul er
1'ft* out tr' c* of g.xi I sixe a* easily as
It doc- slumps, and »* .-sfelv. The
• tniups make excellent fuel ami will
help pay the cost of flielr removal
When Ins field* a e all clear he will be
In po.ition to make iiicrra-ed crop* *t
decre**ed cost
JENNY NEW*
Gol .1 B O’Nea' Holloway of New
berry was the gue-t of ( apt. J W.
Jenny and Mr J O Jenny for a few
dav». Tne Golnix-I ha* iiiauy friend*
here w ho arc s| w av » glad to see him
He is now lecturing in the interest of
i fie Kartrer. I i.ion ami we bespeak for
him modi »ucoc»* io ttr* line of busi
ness, a- he i* a lluent and forceful
• peaker a'ul It i« certainly a rare treat
to hear hi in
The puITc in-ta ’a'ion of <,dicer- mid
the ov-ter -opiu-r given hv tm Knigt'S*
of I’vtl.ias I'hur-lav evening last ijas
wall H'-cmlcd and ..tii'e a s .r, «*•* in
every psrfx-oi.ir The | udge Imre i*
in a •plemlid comllt.on ami giowitig In
mem t>er -In ti
Mr and Mr* John Hlx of Lauien-
wtre ihe go,-*t- o* t ant ami Mis J
W JeoliV S imfiv at 1 don I ,y
f.
FOR SIKK T! K i.N HUM I Ml v T.
A cixi v ent ion of t lie I’.arnwelMiuiiiiv
\ I! ! i Sa OO 11 I . e a g lie t! d I m the G >u r t
H o.i*e mi : he 1 h h i * ■ . It K v a n A.
(,yl s pre-id ng ami " liliam Mc\ l>
at 11ng a* Se. ri-farv adopfcit ftie fol
lowing u Soi 11ion ;
* Kesoivi d. I h at the G. n\ cn’lo’ wray
t he (ieimra I V-seuiil. ot Sontii ( -ro
lina t" en«c’ «'t h law h« w i | i rov id,-
t.at one ha f of tlio hues eoliei ted lor
tile II 111* w f o 1 sale of 1 iijoor S i I, I! I r II W e I
t'ountv shall tie set apart for tlx* pot-
post* ot del ra\ ing the • \pen-p- of pr...
coring evidence and secuiisg emivic
linn- of violator* of the G’i y Cothran
law . Such M'onvy to tie depos'teil with
the cmititv treasiiri r ami drawn with
tlx* approval of tlx* -In rtfT ami con
miss|on**r*
A c *pv of the above resolution i« he
itig i ircolatcdover Ihccmntv, together
with the follow ing petition :
‘‘We, the undersigned citizen* ami
tnxpavei* of 15arnw. ll County, endorse
the re*otiition pas-,.,! j :) i .invention t'y
tio* A nti-lialiuoi Langur, and reaped
fully petition our Senator and Repre-
sentstivcs to have *ame enacted and
make the law in reference to f1ne« ( and
your petitioner* will ever pray.”
LAST WEEK FRIENDS.
Tjiey were good to tt* nrxl true to
themaelvc* and tlio record* of their «i'-
precialed frlend*hip». Nesting the
nin-fietb mile *tene_of a life of purest
course, full of u*pfulne*s and giving
happine** to the three generation* that
he ha* blessed w ith hi* *po*Te*' exam-
pie and wise counsel Mr. WillUm M
Smith sent u» witti hi* thirty fourth
annual subscription the convincing evl-
it-nce of hi* good w ill toward u*. *o
long conti.med and so highly valued.
And .Mr. A I*. Manville, of the salt
of the earth and rx.t of common dust
*1*0 took the 84th degree a* one of The
I’kopi.f, witti all the klrxllinesui that he
gave It first welcome, and following In
their clear, sure footstep* came sterling
B F. Drummond and strong young J.
n. Wall.
Then Saturday, an Insert of the
Spring time In the heart of the mid
winter, brought first three caller* in
heritor* of the unforgetting friendship*
that we so ttea-nre In memory, followed
by presence* and message* that made
the week end a glad holiday. For from
all around came gentle word* and the
kind notion* that speak louder than
words from Messrs Clarendon Black,
Isaac A Dychea. C. J. Orav, K. H.
Jenkins, W. H Creech, 8. F. 8ea*e,
W. H. llartr.og, W. M. Beasly. and
may be more, whose name* are written
In our book* to he looked on happily in
the weeks to come, x,
A Happy New Year to you all, good
friends.
a saddened home
Mr. Borge«* Kennedy died st id*
n.one in Ro*ematv Tow..ship on S >n
day. after an Illness of several weea*.
An attack of grippe terminating in
pneumonia ended a life ao dear to and
cherished by hi* family and friend*
In their great sorrow hi* bereaved
loved o ie» have the truest sympathies
of a multitude <>f friend*.
He Is nirviveu by hi* wife, five
daughters ami one ion.
CALLED HIGHER.
Mrs Eliza Rush Matlietiy, widow of
Mr. John Walktr Matheny, departed
this life on the Kith lust at the linme
nf her son, Mr. D R Matheny, near
Bamberg Her body was laid to rest
in the Springtown Ohnrch cemetery,
Rev. O. J Flier conducting the funeral
vices
8he was eighty years of age and had
survived her husband nearly ilftv
years, and no other death had occurred
in the immediate family since tie
parsed away Four son* and one
daughter «urviv-to cherish the mem
ory of tneir well beloved 'mother
EVERY DUTY WELL DONE.
Williston, S G, January 22. 1911.
After an illi es* of several months,
lodge J M Hair, passed away at hi*
home here, at (. o’clock Wednesday
morning. January IS, aged seventy-one
years. The end was p*-ac* fi 1, and he
entered the valley of the shadowland
sustained and soothed by an uofalter
lug trust in the promise of * blejiod
immortality.
Inter.pent occurred at the city eeme-
teiy Thursday afternoon. Tne obse-
quies were conducted by Rev W. M.
Jones.
Deceased wa* a native of Jismwell
County, ansi for many years had beer,
a devout consistent member of the
I5apli*t Church He wa« a loyal Con
federate veteran a id an enthit*ia*tlc
Knight of I'ythiaa II» wa* a noble,
big hearted man, and it I* pleasing to
relirct that no taint of ignoOle living
soiled his clean hand* or sullied hi*
pore heart, and that in this hour of sad
ness tx> act can tie recalled that he- -
clouds the memory which he leaves be
hind him
Surviving JudgehHair are his wife
and seven sons and daughter*, three
hro.tiers and two *|stir* A host of
friend- mourn bis loss.
I. E. A.
AUDITOR’S NflTICK.
Th* An Itor will be at the following
place* on tiie date* n*m«ri below for
the purpose of receiving tax retnrna
fur the year 19It.
Appleton. Thursday Jan 2<Hh,
Ba.’doe. Friday “ t7ih,
Barnwell. Baturdav “ Jfi h,
Dunbarton. Monday “ 30th,
Ashley’a More Tne* ** 8l»t,
Brabham's ” Wed Feb l*f,
Millettville, Tbura “ 2nd,
Hilda. Friday 3rd,
Only parsonal propet ty >uii»t be re
turned thi* year. All return* aent in
by mall niiist lie properly signed and
probated and aent in by the 20.It of
February before they can be accepted.
The law direct* that'60 per c*nt pen
alty shall be added after February 20.
C. W. Moody, A B C.
> STATE OP
I^oots for Sale.
I have several thousand asparagus
roots, or crowns, for sale These root*
are of the Early Argentenil variety
that experience ha* proven to he beat
for thi- pare of the South.
Brigham Reed,
tf Elko, S. C.
J’KNsION NOTICE.
I will be in live Auditor’* office every
Saturday during me month of January,
i'Jll, for the purpose of writing up
and -repariug applications for all
Confederate soldiers and widow* of
Confederate *oldier^ who wish to go
tiefore tha County Pension Board
which meet* on the tir-t Monday in
February, !»11. Those already on
the roll will report In pet ton or by Ut
ter.
G K BIRT,
' r<!tr*TorTomifiTsir6 herr"
ANOTHER VETERAN I’A'SF.S.
On the morning of the 18th ln*t.
Judge J M Hair died suddenly at hi*
home in Wiliiston of heart troub'e,
complicated with paralvsi*.' For sey-
tiionth* hi* health had been some wbat
impaired, hut Ids illness wa* not con-
-idered a serious one by Id* friend*
lie was 71 tear* of age. a son of M r, J .
W alton Hair of honored memory.
When a half century ago the State
called her *mn to bailie he wa* among
the fir.t to respond volunteering a* a
xrira'.e in Company K, liagnod’.v Fif*t
S oitii Carvdins Kegivnrnt, in which he
ro.e .ot merit to the rank of third Heu-
tei.ant A» a soldier he won and re
talncd Hie Warm affection and high re
gard of ins comrades, I rave to dl*
Charge even du.y ..' a •oMIer’* life
snd always kind y to and considerate
nf those with whom he fought and
marched and suffered the privation* of
the camp and the hardship* of the fi*ld.
At the dread battle of the Wilderness
he received a wound that practically
d-«lroved an ei e A* a citizen in the
\e»r* of (veace Ids |ife was one of devo
tion te family and friend*, to the State
of hI- Im p and the church of hi* choice.
Ili« wa- a cheering presence wherever
he wem, always cheerful and inspiring
hope and fresh endeavor in despondent
hc.rt- Hi- "a k through |ifp was
euid.-d h\ t In- go: den r it I e f T he loved
til- te|lo>v me,1 ai d o* \er wandered
f ro I. I he t ight pal h in w hich his in
fant feer Were so w- | taught t" gi»
H' - ti led « tt h f v" ' f ii' ne»» I Ip* oflice*
o' Jur> G.i<noii--ionrr t»v appointment
o f Gms’io? H »n(i'voi and of trial
J , i-"C" a' \\ tl.i-t i. t y .-Ic i..n hv hi*
{<■ ow i ii /■•• - For many v.ars he
w a- a .on .1 - t i nt me id her of the Baptist
< h u i eit H • w as a charter meinher of
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
The municipal election for the twwn
of Snelling will be tiel.l February Tib,
1*11, to elect one Intendant and four
W a rdetts.
Tlx* following gentlemen have been
aptvointed managers of the election :
J F Snider*, .1 J Snelling ami K.
J UhwD.
J M Hill. Clerk.
Dec. 20, lull).
W !
l-rio
the v
A not he i he ri
the liver to r.sl vv i i Ii
w h ; i hig . it tIn- shores
peace, t'ut hi- iii»innrv
•loti K'light- of I’ythis, ami it-
i|*'c- w . rc .1. at to liini because
w c re lii* 11 ft* p i nci p|**s
t.i r i t h:v« pas-eii across
the comrades
of the eternal
-hall not soon
fad- the mi'ds and ii.*art« of
thn-c t* ti,, loved and honored ami trust-
• d h: in
Hi. hodv w a- 1 .id to rc«t in tiic Wil
i-toii ( e-j|i t-iy tin 1 l.ur-dav last witlt
impressive Pythian service* 8ur
viving him are in hi* immediate familv
hi- whe, two sons and ft>ur vlauglitei*.
KII.L INSECTS.
Hot alum water is the best insoct
■ie-t rover known. Put the alum intn
l ot water a. d let hoil until dissolved
Then apply hot with a brush to all
trank- and closet* There i- no danger
• f poi-oiiing ami it will eradicate the
peats.
Jni * JMf’i'jkt’irfuarAw'i's y>*'*X*<ir5XIvSA/»i#
vSoiJthern ,%cher’s
gency
I
Headquarter* for k*. sks. Itlm ktovards,
.Majc.. Charts, Gravou, Er.i.-t ra and all
a. Iiool supplies Complete t utalogve
Free
Maoszink a>i> Sans-uimov Atizar r
Fntertainmcnt H.—k- S[>ccial ( ata
logvie* Wn putdish Southern .si lns)!
New*, the omy educational Journal
In Ibc State.
CUTTING COLLETON
Adam* Run ami Collins township*
voted themselves out nf Colleton and
into Charleston County last week. The
seceding section contain* 200 square
miles,7,000 people and a million dollar*
worth of Uxable property.
OLAR THE PLACE.
And Friday evening, January 27th
the time for the arrival of another ear
load of extra fine mule* anil horses.
They will be of the same sati-fvlngex
celtenre that ha* distinguished t*w Ri
xer Sale Stable* a* the headquarter* of
thechnli-uat and cheapest priced first
riaa* stock ia the State.
C. F. R^er.
THE BLACK DEATH.
T.aijt weejt there were 1,600 death*
/font plague jn Fudzlailian, a suburb
of Harbin. Manejiuria, in tiie north of
A-ia. Corttse4 wire piled high in the
street*. ThreH f4*»gue center* exist in
a neighborhood where 7.000 people re-
aide.
Tiie grippe came from that quarter
of the world.
FOR FOUR COUNTIES
I will unload at Fairfax on Tburi-
day^VOth inst. a carlaad of extra fine
horse* and mule*, and will remain at
Fairfax through Thtiraday. The viait*
of the good people of Hampton, Colje.
ton, Barnwell, and Bamberg Countie*
needing first class stock are In?lied. 1
can and will please and profit all good
judgment purchaser*.
C. F. Rlzer,
TURNING THE TABLES-
Probahly no one had more ready wit,
say* Tit Bits, titan Sir Frank I-ock-
wood, the lawyer. He waa a tail man.
and an unruly member of hi* audience
once called out to him in the middle of
a speech : ’‘Go it, telescope!”
"My friend 1* mistaken In applying
that term to me,” Sir Frank quickly
said. ’ He ought to claim it for him.
self, for, although be can not draw me
out, I think I oan both tee through
him and abut him up.”
MONEY TO LOAN.
Lean* made on Improved farm land*
: In Aiken, Barnwell, Bamberg and
1 Hampton CountitM. No delay- *
I Jam •» A. Willi*, 4ttv.,
i No 21-13t Barnwell, S, 0.
W- H- JONES, Mgr.
Columbia, S- C-
1 i>t»A ixVSiVi./** j
MONEY
TO
L 0 A N !
Welcome Waits
When you Come to Town to Attend the
BIG SALES
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AMD CRED
ITORS.
AH person indebted to the estate of
Mis* Minnie Creech, deceased, are re
quested to make prompt payment lo
the undersigned and ad i>er*on* having
claim* against tiie said estate will
please present the same properly at
tested to me.
W. H Hair.
Administrator.
Elko, S.C.. Jan. 12, Dm, '
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigne ' will on Monday, February
13, file with Hon. John k. Snel
ling, Judge ».f Probate for Barnwell
County, hia final return a* A'lniiuiaira-
tnr of the estate of Miss Minnie C r-eeb,
deceased and apply for l^ttera Diaiai*-
*«ry.
W. II Hair,
Administrator.
January .I, 1911.
FOR SALE.
Wanted, to sell 16a acres of land
kno-yn at the Marla J. C. Creech
place, four miles and a half from Al
lendale, three mile* from Heigling and
three mile- from 8Tcamore, Heaboard
Air Line Railroad .
Will aril for half cash, balance on
time.
II. 1,.Creech, Agent.
Barnwoll. 8 C.
Remember that the Cordial Invitation
Continues that you visit the
SATISFACTION STORE,
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WHICH SINCE DP HAS NEVER WEARIED IN THE SERVICE
OF ITS FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS —
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When yon come to town for any pnrpose whatever, of business,
pleasure or public duty—krmrmbkx that there it a genuln* and gener
ou* de-ire to give the heat servtt* tu you at the MOLA1K FULL
8TOCKED STORES.
- - -Seasonable Selections-
3peol*l attention it called to the choice and ttharnting new geode
ju*t received, among them are:
Beautiful Outing*, Light and Dark
0*1 *r*. f# . 6 rer.ta per yard.
Fanay l»resa Gingham* ® lOo **
^ Yard wide Sea Island ^ bo “
All the year ronnd stoofcs of Dry Good*. Shoe*, Clothing, Hat*,
GrvK*erle*. and all General Merchandise fvtr home hapeineaa and
abroad enjoament are full It* all needa ia quantity, up-to-date In
style, vinsurpaiaed In quality mud at prlcea that van not fail to
plea.e the ni-at-careful huyera.
^A cosilntiance of the liberal appreciated patronage of the past 11
year* L asked and every effort will be made te prove that the In-
teraat* nf merchant and customer are mutual.
L»f me help von begin getting ready for the Merry Chrlatmaa
sad Happy New Year that I aiacer-ly wish you.
MOLAIR
i
Barnwell,
So. Oar.
I
large Capital and Surplus of this bank
together with itx extensive resources, aside
from affording unquestioned safety, also
enable* it to care for the needs of its customers
at all times. In the matter of making loans we
give preference to our depositors and the patron
who maintains a small account receives the same
courteous treatment and assistance as our largest
depositor. Your account is cordially invited
4 ojo Paid on Savings
BANKofVESTERN CAROLINA
BARNWELL, S.C.
CAPITAL & SURPLUS SSOO.OOOQP
1 LOCAL D1REC7PORS l' - -'"■■T,"-
George H.Bates J.M.Easterling
Butler Magood P.M.Buckingham
HORSES k
A
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On Improved Farming Lands.
Long Time! Kasy Payments!
Borrower pays actual cost
of perfecting loan^
NO COMMISSION CHARGED
John B. Palmer & Son
SylTin Building.—I*. O. Box M2
Colombia, S. C.
Min lutin' M
. W. II. J^NKS, MANAGER.
Columbia. S. C.
Secures positions for teachers,
sells school furniture and sup
plies, and publishes
Southern Sehool
Ncwi.
^Send tor our
school supply catalogue,
our magazine catalogue and
our entert^nraem book, catalogue.
ONE CAR
OF
*9
Fine Horses
AND
BLi
Three Cars
OF THE
Best Males
THE
Wesf; Produces
Just Received
e
AT
J. WHITTLE'S
SOUTH Cj
b* as«t
Ftruhsto tu ha Md at
Ut day o( Fah., WIL saxt,
Utartof at 11 o’alaah Is tha
tf any
[ tratiwa absmld m( bagrasSKL
Otvas asdry mj haad this MMi of
[ January, Auto Domini lull.
J. K. SNELLSMt,
FabNahad hi Tss Bosxwru. TWtJI
| January l*h. Wtl
TKEARUBKR’d NOTIOB.
Tuw Troasurar’a oActt will hi •pom
for tho enU-cllon of taXoe IotM for
tho lUeal yosr otHosaosolog Jasssry 1,.
1910, from tho Itth day of Ovtohor*
1*10 tu lha iftth day Of March, mi la-
[ciuspro. From the tat lo tho Stat of
| January Itll Inrlualvos p#m»uy eft
pot went will be added. From tho lot
to tho 29tb of February, 1*11, isrluelve
I a penalty «.f t per east will bo addod
to aU taxes paid la February. From*
the at te the lAth of March, 1*11, |m-
| eluiiro a penalty of eovoa por oomi
will ho added to all u ups Id taxos.
For Bate Purposes
•* Ordinary tJouuty
" I’urpoaoa ”
'* N«w Jail Furpoaet 1
" ConttltutluBsi School
Purposea *
Total HH* mlRf
There will be xn extra levy of mpm
aiiiD la Marnweli, Mlaehvllte and Wm«
i Baton township for pahHe raoda.
Commutatloo tax wiM he |t*0 am4
will be reeel red from Oeaoher MR 1*ML
to March. 1st 1M1. imeloalvo.
(Special School Levy)
Cedar Grove 1 ml I; Borbry
Calvary, KdUte, Frtem ‘
Healing Springs Kline,
i Foreot,
tt Hill. Roomy Br
tllagrillo. Berea |
Cave Hlekery Hill. OwemaCrmat
-yea wore Vo. 41, 3 mUU(
| Double Pomd. Herceloa, Laos 4 mIRit
Ham wall 4W mllla, Elko, ft mUK
Fairfax ft mills W itiletea, T Dft mlMa^
| u oiled ftuiea aorsemey, (Md amd
silver coin, eeaoty amd mkaal daman
properly approved *111 ba roodrod for
tAS##o
checks and drafu mill k
| for taxaa at tax payera risk < _
J. B. Arte strong.
Treat**rer Barnwell Cxiafty.
DR. 1N0. P. LEE, X.
Drntwv.
^WILUHTOH, Y m m
IOdUe ever Beak «f WHMaftam. V»
ao« rorelve cm Me In tha roomtry, BR
will miaka appolotioeata at oRRfh 5
A.H. NIHESTEDL
ATT0I1ET AT Uf
HOTAIT PDHKL •
BLACKS -LLE, X. o
DR.J.H.B.MILHOU&
DKNT1ST. .
BLACKVILLS,
Office days Thara<Uj y
| day and Saturday,
Well equipped
Operations mad
lesa as consistent with i
Prices reasonable,
leash.
v.
DR. W. C. MILHOUS
DEHT1ST, -
nnietl. 'i - • It G
orrica uooaa* ''' *
8.30 a. m. to
Peraona living awny
will planaa make appoi
omailng By aoddngl
•f
T. B. ELI
A postal <
| me at Lyndharst, S.
receive prompt
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Calhoan * Co.
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