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Btite. to In o^nMwncn at N*w |
Or)«an«ttn neat Moadnj to taka action
to prrTent • further reduolton In the
orico of cotton.
Tmk Pkoolk hae written the T«s*a«
Governor that If he and bit conference
«an and wlH Ini nance the farmer* of
theijouth to *ow a third of tbelr open
[AT AMD MOT.
Q What ahonld a County Fair be f
To ho Ideal It ehoaW be
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an annual
time of reit from the Iona
of arorlt, a reunion and jratlier-
of good people to renew old and
frtendahlp*, a Mpfnl and
tll»e meeMn* of people who have
soiaaliiMM ait home and ftren the
•oner •akmf laaMovt a real.
I who hae mado or railed
that aatlxfiea Win, he it
‘rt, ontton or eeua, a
, whatever fro w«
held* e r 09 bla tree* ahoold make
•It aoahottbe amhltlon off the
>ho has beer, lew fortunate
ahould he etiraadao new andhrere an
hatwovlfe who ha* made * •««*
In preaereee aod pleNtea, In oahe
or chicken ralunf. In
•raamnf or dairying ahotdd bring (ha
heat of bar laduitrlea to atimulate her
heokward adten to attempt and ac-
Mke rvoeienoe.
llOda in emaQ grain—wlieat, rye, oat*,
harley—before Chrietmaa the price of
OOtton will by neat eMW year'* day
hounco op to li cent* and etay there or
go higher.
Human nature la too aelflah to allow
the Mouth to be aelld even with the
aura hope of ewch great reward, bpt
the Individual who may adopt thet
remedy whl aurrfy get out of the wood*
of debt and doubt, live on the eaay
afreet of Independence, got young
again In body aod happy In mind. He
help tamo the cotton h^art and
tabor rca«onabl.) and it* supply
tt^lelant.
Tha young lady who hae drawn a
pretty picture or mode a dainty apron
■or developed new Idea* in the art of
making the home happier and more
hdagtlful pon make heraetf a ml»*loo-
ufjTin CbafcUaead work of aocltl bet-
wBS-eQRVBwe '|r »
Aod the young man should coma to
I learn how to wear the matftle ef the,
huaiaeee man or the public servant mid
of the good citizen that may ha placed
•n hla atrong aboaldars.
With audh a epirlt a Ounoty Fair
will bo an aducatlnnal liutltute better
than eehool or erdtege leerul.ig.
fabould leave care behind, have'
aane and eemdblemerriment and take
care that they carry awey no bitter end
bit!eg memoriae of thing* donu or'
word* Mid that ware unbecoming in
thla barve*c meeting of the year.
If the people meet and ulngle In
dual epirlt the good tVaata and re-
eulta will ha felt In every ■townttilpand
hatter tlmea will abound In many
haaaaa In both town aod oeunty.
T0I FUTUMI OF COTTON.
One cf the fvramoet all round plant*
•ra of the oountis a grower of abund
ant houM eappilM and a regnlar ••dar
u( earn, cattle, meloaa and awine. at
well aa ear load a of eotton, r^^-kad to
**%t#aaeeily: *Tfa'll not aae hi*u priced
cotton again Man.’'
8aumy he right hot we are Inclined
to Chink, oe we hope, that be I* wrong
A abort two men«ba ago no aane per*
con even dreamed that the price cf the
ataple would he ae low down aa It I*.
A few mthwata* <cf a bumper crop by
ftefauu* who way ha incompetent to
^ judge eeem to boot taken tha bearta
out ef all other people intoraeted In the
aale prl je of eotton.
There la another and a better price
*!<W, The cotton crop opened all at
Odea and that enabled the picker* to
gather It much Caere rapidly than In
meiar VauaTly It takea three
te gather the erep, but tbi*
Maaou one wQI pmettcally dean the
■ftelda. leaving only *ueh e auatteren
remnaht at used to ha eaten by cattle
‘Thla ha* been a remarkable, record
ear for aandy land produe-
thTcu>ibtd« <aU« n Jar
usual ylaidrW1Mij[JV*d
l —amvoew-rdU 9*
aHya and when the aand land cotton li
udfHheelay land 1 tier crops may not
shear np a* wall aa In average yeer*
The eeterpUlar got In It* destructive
work In Alabama, Ac , ahead of It* ap
pearance In tbl* Stale, aod muat have
reuuoed the powlhle top crop.
It eeem* to ua that the boastful spirit
that U an general ha* done a lot of
The tribe of bragger* has been
place
out
T8E BARVWM.L BAPTIST ASiO-
CtAWkN AJNWN MEETINGS
will be held at Selgtlng, Cypre** Chap-
H *nd Hrthany Chnrche* Saturday and
hunday, October 3S*2!>. 1011.
raooa awm a.
Intrednctory Sermon.
Organisation.
Verbal report* from delegate*
Tiplc 1 The AMuclatinn, its
and object.
Tae Churcbea duty In carrying
the action of (he AiAoclatlnn.
Tuple S. dtate Miaaioii*, It* acr>p*
and objecu.
1« it worihy of our support?
Sunday A M.
Mai* Meeting, Sermon and C llection
In intereel of State Missluna.
Selgllng.
Introductory Sermon, J K 0<>ode.
Topic 1. J A Jaaktn*, 0 M Kdeti-
Ml, W. C. Haxlev.
Topic 2. (ieo. Hopkin*, T . J . Phil
ip* W. 1,. Ke l
fiiipilav, U) 80 a. m. J. A.
J. O. Stnilen.
Sermon, T. J Philip*.
Bethar.y.
Introductory Sermon, O J
Topic 1 4 !♦. Timmons,
Dowell, l>. O Gunter.
Topic t. W M. June*, C»pt. Dave
Riw. W. P. Martin.
ttunduv, 10*). 0. J. Frier, W. P.
Martin.
Sermon, W. M.Jonea.
Gypre*# Chapel.
Introductory Sermon. Paul Bojan.
Topic 1. K. P. Galpbln, W o. Brit
ton, Jeff Grubb*.
Topic 2 Paul B >len, R. R John
ston, W. H Simpson.
Sunday 10 30. W. G. Britton, Paul
Bo|*n
Sermon, W H. Slmp*on.
Dinner Is expected on ground* Sat
urday and aa we are so much behind
on Statte Mlsalons a liberal conuibuticn
I* naked for both Java.
O. J. Frier,
B F. Allan,
W. U. Britton,
Cominlttee.
THE REAPER DEATIf.
Mr. George WlllUms, a Confederate
veteran, *urvlvor of C-i. 0. 17tb B. C
V., died on the Hth lo*t. at the home of
hla son, McDoflti WilMam*, Olae* S <).
On the Kith Inst. Mr. Harvey Joyner,
who wa* shot at Garnet on the 8Ur1n*t.
and who died on the 0th in a Savannah
hospital, was hurled at Olnr.
On the 15th Inst. Dr. Ullsba Morrl*.
aged 8* year*, died atClar. Heaerwd
during the Warln Capt. StaHingaCoin
pany. 2nd H.C Heavy Artillery.
In Buford'* Bridge Township on the
Iftth Inst Mr. R C KtrUaml. a sur
vivor of the 1st S. 0. Regiment. C. S.
A.
At Hilda on the 18th Mrs. W. K.
Black.
irnrs
DEATH OF DR. TROTTI.
Dr. H. II. TrotU died suddenly on
the morning nf the lUh Inst at the
Imme of his father, Capt. H. JV. T rotU,
near WHIIstoii. lie had been fafllng
In health fur a y<*ar or more but ap
peared to be doing well when the sud
den «nd of hi* bright and useful life
brought crusbing sadness to his loved
ones For a uuwiter of year* lie had
practiced hi* profession of deniistry
vriy successfully at Cheraw and Flor
ence, anfl wa* on a vUUtn*he<rt I home
when theHoal annimons came Ha Is
survived by hi* widow, the daughter
of the late Henry 1. Johnson Ksq.
In one brief week the last messenger
has brought aorrow to Wllliaton by the
death* of two well b*l<»ed in the sum
mer time of their live*.
CALLED TO HIS REWARD.
touched him and
he
The decline in the price of cot
ton commands a cheapening in
proportion of all Staple and Fancy
Di-y and Dress Goods,
■ Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
Underwear, Cloaks.
Notions and miscellaneous mer
chandise too varied to specialize.
I have a newly sharpened knife
deep into prices and invite every
body to come soon and get full
shares of the bargain feast.
I mean business.
Jenkins,
Fri‘r.
A. K. Mc-
‘‘God’a finger
siept.’.' —
Mr. Frank Kennedy depart*! this
life on Mepfember 24th, In bis lifty-
third vear. His body wa* 1 ild to rest
in the family plat in the Oi l Field
Cemetery.
From bovhood he had been a consist
ent m>-m'I>or of Fslrmoutrt Baptist
Church and * constant and earnest
Sundar .School worker. For many
years lie was a trustee of the public
schools, giving hi* be*t service to every
worthy cmise.
lie loved children and “Uncle
Frank,” aa all the little ones of the^
community ealleil him, held a warm
place in their affection at* heart*. He
wa* a good husband and neighbor, ten
der hearted, always ready torxwndthr
helping hand to those In distress. He
was firm and true lo his convictions,
always considerate °f the rights of
others He will long be tnia«eJ and
lovingly remembered A Friend.
Iwtrw
too Urge. ConservaHva people have
[ been end ire Mow to epeek out and tell
the whole truth le*t they be denounced
•a kuockera, kicker*, c*l»mlty howler*.
TboM who may doubt the genuineness
of Southern prmperlty andety *o are
considered by aparro-v brained orUIca
se dleloyal and enemies to the best In
teteett of the country.
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LOOKING AHEAD.
Three years more, according to the
ctleulatlona of the govoroment auien
Gate and other wise watcher* o( it*,
progress, the boll weevil wQi be In the
Carolina cotton fields. And once here
It will remain always, or nntll some
other cannibal enemy, bird or Insect,
may destroy It.
Tna ootten fanners hare only these
few years of grace left them, and when
the Invader comes they should be ready
.with debts paid and other cswp* *uc-
«ee*fully substituted for dfea white
mg.' ■■
next IwoTnoothe the aell*
of the remainder of this
«fop aod of the entire
will ha fixed, either to
a prodt (or lb* grower or to in-
filct a loss uoon hRn.
Tbo planting ct targe email grain
4rope before Cbrl*tma* wHl Imam the
preeeal nod future^rtoe of corton
more than the holMinx of
« thousand
Son of ten
BANGERS COMBINED SHOWS
PARADE.
With Dcblim Pnizx Hexszs
A street parade, which wl I be a ver
itable hor»e fair, D proml*«d bv thu
Ringers Combined Shows, which ex
hibit at Barnwell S. C.. Monday. Oct
23.
The pageant will leave the ground-
promptly at 10 o’clock d«v of th« show,
and follow a line of march to be an
nounced liter. Firat wl|l come the
World Famous Dublin Grays, the
(XAttM price winners.
The hand wagons. Hosts, and other
paraphernalia will be drawn by 400
well goomrri. well matched dapp]
gray horse*. The stock Is all Inthe pink
erf condition. The racer* are of i^idl*-
pnted lines go. the steed* eKxt&r-d to the
Homan chariot* arc pafllcuUrly beauti
ful, the Kentuckey fiijjh auho'>l burses
• re the greAtvcV^qulne* on earth, and
hall a (Kindred .Shetland ponies will
(JVgiit the ehihlreu.
When the snow comes to this city
the work of tu4oa.dlng w>ll bo.-iXfJL
dar way with the rl-lngof the sen and
there l» little chance of the street di*
plav being late In leaving the grounds
Already choice location* for witnessing
this display are In demand, and the
chances are that the streets, slung
which the parade will gu, will he lined
with admiring thousand-, cheering the
handsomest parade ever *«en with a
circus, and the Great Dublin 12-V600
Prise I'eam will be an unusual feature
to view.
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VETERANS, TAKE NOTICE.
The Committee of Arrangement. In
making up the programme for the
BaraweM LoiHity Fair, have appoin ed
Thursday, October the day on which
they propose te bono" the Confederate
Veterans All the camps which com
pose Col J. W. Jenny’s Regiment from
Barnwell and Bamberg Counties will
meet on the I’ubile‘Square near the ar
tee fan well on October the 26th at 10:30
o'clock and march from there to the
Court House porch, where a abort ad-
dreea will be made to the Boy* tf the
Hlxtle*. .
■ Come, you will be oared for.
Frank H. Creech.
BrigtOler General, 2nd Brigade.
FOR THE STATE FAIR
M. W. Twitched, the State geologist,
I* preparing a minera] exhibit which
will be placed on exhibition at the
State Fair, to he held at Columbia on
October 80 to November 8. A food
stuff* exnlbit from the State depart
ed agriculture will also be *hown. Some
of the rotten corn that has been selaed
by Inspectors of the deparbuent will bo
shown.
IN ME MORI AM.
Wherea*. In the providence of God
our dearly bc'ove 1 si-ter, Mr*. Addle
Birt. ha* been call’d from the scene of
her earthly 1 .thorn to onr Father'* .iome
on high;
And, where**, for * number of year*
Mr*. Hirt ha* been a faithful and con-
ai«teut member of the Long Branch
B ipil*t■Church :
Therefore, be it resolved by the
church in conference a#«euih|cd that in
the d*-ath trf M r*. Blrt our church ha*
»u*tain*<l Irreparable ln-s.
Resolved aeoond: Tuat while tie
plurlug her sudden aod »e*mingly un-
l‘ineiy death, we byw in humble suh
mission to the will of Him WAo doeth
all things well.
Kesrfived third: That we extend our
heartfelt svmpMthy to the f*mi y In
their dlstre**, that a page In our min
ute book he inscribed to her memort
and a enpv of these re«>lutions be -ent
to the famflr; »l*o a oo y be sent Tim
I'KopLafo. publication
G E Blrt,
O W. Peacock,
W P B nme.
John K. Goode.
JUSTICE HARLAN PASSES.
John Marshall HarUnv, senior Asso
ciate Justice of, the Supreme Court of
the United States, (Red of acute bron-
chltla Li Washington on Friday mr.rn-
llTg. aged 78 year* He wa* a member
of the electoral commission that de
cided that Rutherford B Hayes wa*
elected President In 1870 oyer Samuel
.1 Tiltlon. The next vesr l , re»idei.t
Hayo* appointed Mr Hail in a Justhe
of the Supreme Court. He w«* con
sidered the grea’e-t constitutional an
thority of the day. HU list word*
were: "Good-bye. 1 am sorry I have
h»»t. vud aalUujLSU long.’’
taaeai
trying wortd wltt Be
I know that With Urg«
aattH Rraia than ta
•ad lacflU
A QUICK LUNCH.
FT. L. Cabel of B«loit, Kansas, made
a faat record last w«ek. ,He out wlteat.
threshed it, carried It to mill a mile
aod a half distant, had It ground, car
ried the flour to a bakery where It wa*
cooked, and thirty minutes after be be-
C«a cradHng the wheat he was eating
a hot biscuit made of the over flour
The qulokeet previous record wa* thir
ty minute* from Held to table.
DENTAL NOTICE.
I have associated with me in my
dental practice !>r. II B. Hair, a high
Iv cultured and artistic deniUl of four
teen year* experience, and Inform pa
tienta that our office will be open every
day.
Dr. J. II. K Milhou*,
»ep28-lmo Bltckvill>, S. C.
reward for medal.
Lost on September 24th in my neigh
borhood a gold medal about an inch in
diameter, with the Inscription ‘ Schol
arship ’Oh” on it I will pay * dollar
reward to the finder upon It* return to
tz.e.
Billie Rranf,
R. F. D. No. 2, Ulmers, H. C.
Ml
tTE FROST?
the Dutch
J*»k«W4to bU .pre-
klHlag frott will not
• middle of November.
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will aweap
ewyiog
sooty aad
Fine Farm For Sale.
One of the finest and best located
farina in Barnwell County, contain*
200 acres, 150 acres open, balance in
Umber, every acre available for cultl
vatlon; lies beautiful y, red clay »ub-
soll In easy reach of plow point. The
very best cotton land in this county
and well adapted to cantaloupe* and
truck, which it getting to be a leading
and profitable industry here. This
farm D situated on public road, one-
half mil* front depot and business part
nf the village of Elko on tbe old S. C.
A Ga, R. R (now Southern), 41 miles
front Augusts, Ga, t Church and new
briok scboolhouae In sight of dwalling.
I^ibor abundant, community of good,
thrifty - and moral citizen*, Place is
healthy, has plenty of good well water
Improyementt consist of a ntoe seven
room cottage in a beautiful plna grove
on publlo road, two frame herns, wag
on shed, <fcc., and three tenant house*,
all Improvement* in good condition.
I offer this plaup at a price far below
the price such land should bring in
tbl* section. For 00 days I will offer
the above plane at 800 per acre, one-
third cash, balance on long credit with
annual payments at 8 per oent Interest.
Ataoi
I have another farm of 210 tores well
situated, one and one-half mltas from
two nfilM from
hat about 90 sores of
MAZURSKY,
Barnwell, S. C.
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice D hereby given that on Frl
dsy. 16th day of Novemhor, 1811,, the
undersigned will Hie with lion. John
K Snelling, Judge of Probat for
Barnwell Countv, her final return a*
Executrix of the astate of Charles F.
Bu»h, deceased and apply for Letters
Dismitsory.
Mrs Lydia C. Smith,
Executrix.
October Ll.h, 1011.
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STILL’S - SHOE - STORE,
BLJIGKYILLE, S C.
Continues the
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LOW CUT SHOES
J\t Cost apd Below!
Until the clearance is complete and room made
> ready for Full Stocks of Best Fall and Winter
Foot Wear.
There are many money saving and comfort giv
ing bargains waiting for fortunate buyers.
All ages, occupations and occasions suited.
\ and
The Lowest Pri
ha found at
can
Elko, S.
Juat received dlreot ft*
leading Northern mar
fully complete, carefully4
STOCK OF GENERAL MI
that Is gnat an teed to please
best tastes and to satisfy-!
mo*t careful purchaser*. _
They were bought right llU!
will be sold right, ami I pledge \
myself to make the Fall fcntT;
Winter bueioese campaign on
that tonnd platform. '
Come and see the beautiful
1 *
Dry and Dress Good%
Notion*, Hosiery that tbe good *
ladles of our county so natural *
ly desire and so richly deserve ,
Nothing requDIte f >r their use
for any purpose or occasion hag
been omitted from my pur
chaaea.
DR. B. F. ST0RNE
DENTAL SURGEON
Barnwell & Blackville.
I will be Hi mv office In Tha Sentinel
BulMlng at Barn well on Monday and
Tuesday, and at mv BUckvH'e office
the remaining days in each week.
James H. Fanning,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Springfield, - - - S. C.
Will practice in *11 Courts of the
State and United State* 84-4
dr j. h a MiLimi'a
DR. A n. HAIR
MilhoUs Sl
DENTISTS
Blackville, S. C.
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY.
State of South Carolina. ^ .
County of Barnwt-ll. i
Court ol Common Pleas
Andley HIH. doing business under t >
Dame of Andley Hill nuJ 4'omp* |.
Plaintlt'
Mgairst
P. I). SnoUIng.
I )*-fen.l»i.:
COPY SUMMONS. FOR RKI.IE!
(Complaint Served. 1
TO THE DEFENDANT, I* I < Snel
ling :
YOU ARK HEREBY SUMMONED
• nd required to an«wer the complaint
In this action of which a copy is here
with served upon you and to serve
copy of your answer lo -h*- rtid coot
bhltni UTt the subscriber at. hi* o'ti--
Aiken, S. C , within t.weny dit* a
the service hereof; •'Xclu*ive ‘ { the . 1.•>
of such service; and if you fail to nn
swer the complaint within the firm
aforettald, the pDIntiff in this action
will apply to the Court f >r tbe reliel
demanded In the complaint.
Dated August 14tb, A D 1911
T R Mm van.
Plaintiff * Atlorne
To the Defendant, P. D. Snelitng:
Take notice that the coup aint in
this action, together with the sum
toons, of which the foregoing Is a copy
w as fTTcdTn tbe ofttce of the Clerk of
Court, ai B*rnwell S. C , In tbe State
of S »uth Carolina, oo the 18th day of
August, A. D. 1911.
T R Morgan,
Plaintiff’* Attorney.
NOTICE TO
DEBTORS
IT0SS.
AND CRED-
AH persons Indebted to the estate of
Jacob Salley, deceased, are requested
to make prompt payment of such in
dehtednet* and all persons having
claims against tbe said estate wlH please
present the same properly attested to
my attorney,.H. F. Buist, Esq., Black-
ville, 8. C.
Lewis Patrick,
Administrator.
BlackvIHe, S, C., Sept. 36. 1911.
“ft:
ftftflflv 1 tt 11(1
the balance of It
‘ nil: a oo
woods. Thla pitoo la near
consists of two four room tanant
ill adapted te asparagus,
. U good cktton land with
day sub-soil; about IM acrea open.
enough fi
a* shore
Wllliatoa.
el twe
aod Ur©
upon aDPlIcadoo. (
8- N. GrttNM.
COLT FOR SALE CHEAP.
A 2 vear old gelding 15j hands high,
weighing right at 900 pounds, out of
Marques*, record 2-29, sired by
Count Wiggins recoid 2-20.
J. E. Owens,
BlackvIHe, S, C.
FOR SALK—1345 seres land Id De
catur coaty In four mHes of Bain-
bridge, tbs county seat of Decatdr
county^ th«re is a four horse farm of
open land on !bi« place, the balance'
•sally putin culttratiiwi. Price 87 an
acre, half cash, balance on terms. Ad-
dnta T. II. Henderson, Macon, Ga.
^TTCTIOJST S^LEIII
A-
AT
HOLLYWOOD PLANTATION •
ELKO, S. C.
Having sold my home place, the above mentioned planta
tion, I will offer for sale at auction, commencing at 9 o’clock
a. m. on
Tuesday, the 24th day of October, 1911,
(excepting items that may be previously sold at private sale)
my work stock, wagons, farm machinery, buggies, harness,
tools and implements, consisting of: ] very gentle mules, 1
one-horse and 1 two-horse wagon, \ single- and 1 two-seated
buggy, buggy harness and plow gears, 1 mowing machine, 1
self dump horse rake, 1 two-horse disc cultivator (almost new)
just the thing for bedding asparagus, 1 fertilizer distributer, 2
wheelbarrows. 1 light and one heavy two-horse breaking plow,
1 steel and 1 wood frame harrow, plow stocks, sweeps, a van
ity of shovel plows, spades, hoes, shovels, etc. Also, several
thousand pounds of fodder, several stacks of hay and a lot of
;ine sheaf oats. Also, household goods—bedroom sets, chairs,
lishes, cooking utensils, hanging lamps, sewing machine,
:hurn, a Sharpies cream separator (almost as gooa as new),
;nd other things too numerous to mention.
Ladies as well as gentlemen are respectfully invited to at-
end the sale. Terms stated at commencement of sale.
bieug-ih^aim: irieieid.
||om9 Psmk ol B&jswell
(The Farmers’ Union Bank)
Out of town check* and draft* accepted for deposit without c^chanije.
We pay 4 per cent in Savings Department
OFFICERS:
Harry D. Calhoun, President
William L. Cave, Vice-Pres. N. G. W. Walker, Cashier
G. Miller Greene, Attorney R. C Carroll, Asst. Cashier
DIRECTORS:
J. J. Cochran
Tarlton S. Cave
Dr. Tom I\ Hogg
G. Miller Greene
T. Jeff Grubbs
William L. Cave
Wmton T. Walker
13. Lee Easterling
“Watch the Moipe Rank Grou/ )J
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FACTS FOR THE FALL
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WhedrrigDt and Black-
siitb fork 9m« Here.
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^Horse-shoeing a Specialty; also
. repairing rubber tired buggies,
M. W. HITT.
•At Johnson’* Old St*ad,—
Acclimated Mules for finishing crop gathering and
best wagons in America for hauling the yields of the fields.
All right horses for driving purposes and unequalled
buggies and surreys, the easiest riding and longest lasting
in the world. j , , i
r Harness—single and double, separate pieces, strongest
leathers and most thoroughly dependable making, Saddles,
Bridles. Whips. Lap Robes and all horse equipment.
Prices as always in favor of buyers. More so than
evec in shortenuitr daw
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Bennett Stringfellow
Elko, South Carolina.
- TREASURERS NOTl-JK
Th** Trp*>«irsr’ji <'ffice will !.<: ( pen
far th* collection of tax** 1 . ->.1 lot
tbe II*o*rl rear c<)mm*-ri' l _- I- .
l«t, 1011, front (h^ J5th .lay . I *'> : 'i \r,
1911, to tho I5'.h tl.-iy of 2,
inclusiv e
From the 1st to the Jl-t of < u ,
1912. I nclu.lr*. a penal ty of o ■ ( r \
cent will be a.hlesl. From tiie 1-! to
the 2Ath of February, 1912, inclusive h
penal y of two (K>r cent will be addeo
to all ta Re* p*|<t in February.
From tlie l*t to tbe 15th of Mar-'..,
1912, inclusive, a penalty of seven
cent will be added tn all unpaid taxes
LRTT,
For State purpose.. ..^.r.jj miL*
“ ordinary county ptiroosce; .0 “
14 back indebtedness, county
purpose*.. ,.2 4
44 ooostitiuioiiai school tax.d '*
Toul IbJ 44
There will be an extra levy of 2 m II*
in Blackville Towoshlp for public
rosds. ^
Commutation tax will be fl.BO and
will be collected at the same tlflte and
in the same manner a* other tasos. All
persons liable for road duty will |>« re
quited to p*v a commutatlnn tax,
tf’KflAL SCHOOL LETT. -
Cedar Grove
Barbary Branch. Calvary, Ed
to. Friendship, Hilda, Hes]tt|
Soring*, Kline, Morrr*
Forest, Oak Grove. Old Coll
Ida, Pleasant HU], San 111
S Mitlin rviI le, tieven Fi^
Tinkers Creek
Parton, Hi* Fote, Blackvl]' ,
Cave. Hickory H I', Owen* X
Hoad*. Reedy Branctq fWca-
niore No 51, Upper Rich Land
• nu Ulmer* . 3
Allend a I', Double Pond, Her
cule* and Lee, ... 4 '
Barnwell i 4| ”
Fdko. f. 5 “
Fairfax « ••
WHMston f iq ••
United States Currency, Gold anil
Silver Colo, county »nd aeliool el .ima
properly approved Will be received f r
taxes.
Checks and drafts will be received
fot taxes at lax paver* risk only
J B. Armstrong,
Treasurer Barnwell Countv.
Barnwell, S. G , Sept. 15, 1911.
MONEY TO LEND.
Money to lend on first mortgage m
real estate. 8 per cent interest o*
amount* under |1000 00. 7 per cee
oo amounts over $1,900 00.
J. O. Patterson A Soi>.
2 mill*
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'OiuitS Mfif
DunbartoD, S. C.
uancfsctcrkra or——
YELLOW PINE AND ITIPLAR
ROUGH & DRESSED LUMBER
Flooring, Ceiling. Sldlog, Mould
ings, Lath, etc.
Can furnish complete Houa* Hi I-
Saw Mills, Dry Kilo- .”■)
Planing Mill
DRXe. HILHOI:-
0BI1ST,
darnweil, I - - S. w
OFFICE HOITBM2
8.130 a. m. to 6' p. *■■-
Persons living away Irom li.ii>
will please make apitoi: ffiicnt* he
coming By *o doirg fhpv " HI b- 1 ;
of immediate service and
appoi'HrnenMr.
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Life. Accident
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