The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 14, 1911, Image 2
Pastors. Ofiioers, Etc.
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p 'TUB **W SOUTH,
A{i«runbnrg hud a bi# poultry ohow
9i4t woct. Oror 800 ooop» of •tintlard
brad ohiukaot wore nn exhibition. U.
't. rtob w*b, • Now Y«»rk Suu oxport.
judged the fowl*. He -Mid in 'peaking
-wf thorough bred* aa coaapared with
the common mixed or mongrel breed* f
_.|Jl»ind^8ti*e* cenatia retBrn* dUcloae
that the averse number of erg* laid
•« year br a aingle han U 60. There le
not moch dT anrdllt In ken>in« chfek
•ana which lay nomoraagga than that..
Now, a thoroughbred chlckaii which
Will not >ay at laart 180 egg* a year I*
liol worth oonaldarlng aa afthorough-
hred. Thoroughbred chicken* are no
Wore ex pen* I re te ralae than mongrel*
add are 2 or S tlmee a* profitable
WhjlaUiaoo«t of the original atock U
high. It pay* in tb« end to ralae tlmr
Wnghbreda. There are now mora than
NOO.OOO people In tWa country ralaing
wtaodard bred chicken*.
A nCSlNBas pox BOTH.
n« alto aald: . ^ w
“It la natural for everybody to have
a hobbr, dome |*eeple go In for chicken
ratting and other* go In for bone rac
Ing or card playing. 1 den’t know of
any hobby bettet than that of ratling
ntandard hredchhjkena, -IfainHO ha*
• reettaaa boy, let him give Mm a few
good fowla to ralae. It will lntare«t
the boy, and keep him out of miachlef,
Inatiuot him In tbe wart of nature and
toaoh him other valuable leaaona. It
will make a better man of any boy to
TalM cbiokena."
OKORUIA 8CRNKS.
There were more of them laat week.
On Monday Hoke Smith, large of hody
and brain, became a member of the
Halted State* Senate
On Tburadar following “Little Joe”
Brown, amall and abort of atature but
great la Intellect and political wladom,
wa* elected the aucoeaaor to Mr. 8<nith
M Governor of tbe empire alale of tbe
Moatb.
For aoreral yeara the two above
named gentlemen aeem to have been
the oaly dicn In Georgia worth whH-
ln tbe raoee for high office. Flr*t
ona and then tbe other wa* the winner
or tbe lower. For the preaent their
game of *et-»aw appear* to b« ended.
In the Thnraday election the 1 >c«l
option candidate for Uoverwer wa* the
hlndmoet In tbe race, though ha oar
rled Auguata and Savannah. Govern
or Brown ewea bie reelecUon to tbe
country vote.
The koutehuld expenae* of Proaident
TafP* femily, paid ouL t'i 'he United
Bulea treasury, amount to $00,000 an
nually, and that *um Is not oonatdered
extravagant whan the coat of keeping
tbe White Houae In apple pie order and
of enteftalnlnr the great people of the
world wboen dutie* call thorn there are
considered. The Taft tabla la national
In Its broadneaa. The Thanksgiving
turkey came from Ithode Mind
banal. It weighed 10 ponnds and wa*
valued at |IO0. The Christmas fruit
oaka of thla year will eome from dan
Antonin, Tex**.
Jerry Noare of Florence County
bold* hU place at tbe head of the col
umn of boynorn grower* of the United
ftrntea. H|* record breaking crop of
S26 bu«hel« and 8 peck* made on one
Mre hat year continues high above
any one acre orop made by any body
this year. Ilia thla year yield w«* |79
bushel* and was made at a coat of la
oenta per bushel.
Claude McDonald of the new county
of i)IH »n Is tbe South Carolina cham
pion thla year. According to a filed
report ha haa made on bD one acre 210
4 7 buahela.
This editor Is fueling aouiewhat as a
minister with an unprepared aermon
or a Judge with an uncompleted decree
must feel. He hat been too unwrll tjila
woek to do editorial writing to bla own
•atlafaotioo, yet la reluctant to post
pone until another week what he had
promised to do today. He la bettor but
leukl time to do justice to subject* se
lected. Next week he will take so
earlier start on the contents of this col
umn.
Money wlU grow ou tree* In South
Georgia In the coming year*. A north
ern company haa recently bought 8,000
acres of land near Amertcu* which
will be planted in pecana. It will be a
number of year* before they will bear,
but a* the pecan i« a long lived growth
tbe descendants of th^ planter* will 1
profit. Are any or many Southern poo-
pie making like provlatuD for (he fu-
turn* of tbelr families f
A*KltiyK
Atlm'i Ch*ftl
Barmtfll
HrtM
SMkarrf
lifthttda
BUrcktilh
Columbia
C»UtoH
Cj/prru ChapH
iEmmrtt
Jtonbh Coni
Kioto
Klko
h'.krkarit
Fiirmoutit
Friouithp
Ororfti Crffk
Okent'i Ilrnnrh
iirtot Saltktkottkir*
llialing Springt
Jlunltr't CKaptl
Joyrt. llronck
Klim
Long Broneh
Ml. Arntm
Ml Calvary
Ml Oltvii
Otar
JtfrHy Rranrh
Itoitmory , *
SrvtA I’inet S’
tinghttg
St John*
Sycamore
SpringComi
Spring branch
Wit futon
TASTOR
And Ilit Poit W**
i W C Bavley, BlackvIUe
K W Sand* r*, Greenville
O J Frier, Bamberg
.1 K Goode, Barnwell
J I) Timmons, Fairfax
* K A McDowell, Bhrhardt
K A McDowell, Bhrhardt
J I* Pitts. BlackvIUe
Mr C Baxley, BlackvIUe
It A Martin, Lodge
R P Gatpbtn, Vance
B-F Allen. Denmark
P A Bolen. Orangeburg
G A Martin, Lodge
R P Galphln. Vance
1C A McDoweH, Khrhardt
I 11 Owens, White Pond
Jlatf 2Nk /Vrf Cfice
■ D
naopyillo
PLaucevter, .
ft B Sandere, Ulmers
Ino Cooner,Bamberg
J S IIiflford, Barnwell
G M Brant. Fairfax
D P Smith, Btorhardt
H Pearson, Bamberg
r M AHman.BlaoItTlIla
P A Bolen, Orangebnrg
(lopkitis, Sol
■I D Tlmmona, Fa
Geo Hopkins, Solgbngrille
cDowell, Khrhardt
Betghngvllle
W H Rlmpson, Norway
K A Mi “ “
GeoHopkln*,;
T G Phillip*, kllne
I k'Goodo, Barnwell
I’ G Phillip*, Kline
J D Peacock, WlRUtoo
Gen Hopkins, BelglingvlMa
W C B<xley, BlackvIUe
J H .Hanford, Springfield
, J H Stoudemlrg. Augusta, Gs
K A McDowrll, Khrhardt
J D Titnuions, Fairfax
S P CMaholm, Bamberg
•V M Jones, Wliliston
Thoe Clayton, 'Bamberg.
W A Dicks. Dunbarton
'<111 Klsey. Denmark
, J Delk, BlackvIUe
■I J Kngland. Brauchyllle
R R Johnstoa, Klko
J L Hiere, Chrhard*
< W F -Kennedy. Wilttaton
«V L Kennedy, Goran
J B Uillam, Denmark
K L Bander*, Ulmer
J J Hay. BlackvIUe
D O Hunter, Btanchvllla
II P Anderson, Dunbarton
K S Jenkins, Kline
W P Blume, Klko
C M KdentleM, BelgHngvIllo
P S U**err, Elko
J W Bates. Barnwell
J L Provoao. Olar
B B Bexley, Barnwell
J K Hair, Klko
W L Baxley, Baellmg
A S. SVPKJtJSTKKDKKT
And 27W A* Ofiot
PRESIDENT W. M S.
And Dee Poet Qfiae
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Blaekrina
r f d
A ffiMter, Bamberg
J U fmsieaMter, Barn wdfl
W K Brawt.-U mess
O W day test Bhrhardt
G W Folk, Bambesg
W O Math!-, Blaokrllle
A Pen well, Dunbarton
A L McMillan, Bamberg
G B Anderaon, Dunbarton
J K-St*adman. Denmark
•I L Croft, BlackvIUe ,
R R Johnston. Klko
L liler*, Bhrhardt
W Mather, Govan
F B-Sandifer. I^e*
T J Deer.ftroamore
U J Hair, Klko. R J
DO Hunter, Branchville
Mr* KCJooei
Mrs P W Price, Barnwell
Mias Agnes Ope, Ulmers
M rs J G W Carter, Khrhardt
Bias Sudk McMillan. Borh'dt
Mr* J J Still, Blackfills
Mrs A Zorn, Bamberg
MrePB Dicks Dunbarton
Mra<F BMigeeu, Denmark
Miss C Hutto, BlackvIUe
Miss H Hair, Flackville
Mr* K A McDowell, BhrhMt
j Mrs R S Weatiiersbee, WU’t'n
Mrs J W WUklneon, Ulmer
Mia* Lula Walker, Blackvfllo
Mr* M H Hunts', Hranebvllle
G J Herndon. Khrhardt
I. R Goodaon, Ulmer
S W bandifer, Bamberg
l H bandifer, Bamberg
A M Kennedy, Wlllleton
J A Jertklns, ItHne
G E Blrt. Klko
C M Kdenield, Helgllngrlllv
P S Uesery, Klko
J B McCormack, Olar
8 B Baxley, Barnwrll
R B Banders,BnelHng
C L Hlers, Khrhardt
J D Augley, Svcamore
M J Free, Goran
A M'Kennedy, WlUiaten
Mias V Anderaon. Dunbarseo
dr* J I, Bradley,'Kltnw
Mi»* D Peaoock, Barnwell
Mr* J P Guest, Ulmer
Mr* WB Creech, Kline
i
Mlse Cora Hair, Klko
/
/
Mrs B R Loadholt, Ulmer
Miss Alma Sandifer, Bamb’g
STILL’S - SI0E‘- 3.
BLACKVIUE, S- C.
Will Have a New Christ-
mas Advertisement Next
Week.
For A Holiday Present
There Can Be Nothing
More Appropriate Than
A Pair Of Still’s Superb
Shoes Or Comfort Giving
Slippers.
m
BOM K NKWS NOTES.
priced
in
Corn I* reported a* higher
tbe Weal than in thl* biate.
For the first time In ?S rears the po»t
office department of the United Stale#
ha* over paid expense* ana ba* a sur
plus in the treasury.
A member of * Methodic Church In
New Jersey I* said to haye walked 2.'>.-
000 ml lea In the last thirty year* !» go
ing to and returning from church
In -Spartanburg court laat week a
whit# man convicted of celling near
beer In a cotton mill town wa* sen
tenced by Judge Gary to serve two
y.-ars on the chain gang, without the
a.ternatlve of a fine.
To make up the «hortne*s of the
American crop a Scotch steamer from
Glasgow recently landed 1,500 ton* of
potatoes In New York Along with
them c»me a great quantity of grape*
from Spain, whloh brought high price*
fift.re potato shipment* from Scotland
are to follow
The Second South Atlantic corn ahow
opened In Columbia on Tue»dar to con
tinue five day*. Hundred* of *ainple#
of the queen grain are on exhibition
from G-orgis, North and South Caro
Hoa. I'rlaes amounting to fb.OOO are
to be distributed, be« des a number of
handsome trophy cup*.
In the United HuteaOonrt a‘, Chatles-
tnn l**t week among the foreign boro
applicant* for United Htate* cUtt«n*h1p
wa* an Immigrant from Ireland, who
admitted that he wa* In tbe blind tiger
buslnes*. Judge H A M Smith pl»ln
ly and promptly ruled that »uoh a law
breaker wa* not fit for admlaalon Into
Uncle Sam's big family ** an adopted
aon. If he qptlt* the Hquuor buelnea*
he may bo naluralixed. bnt most re
main a British subject until he doea.
BYR.VKS’ NEW Sh'CRETARY.
Congressman J*ine» F- Byrne* ha* a
new secretary. V. Seymour Owen*,
who ha* been'actlng a* Congr##*u»*n
Hymea’ ancretarv, haa resigned to prac
tice law et Barnwell, and Mr. Brrne*
ha* appointed llmry B. Hare of bsluda
In Mr Owen*’ place.
Mr. Hare haa for some time p**t been
a law student Iti the George Washing
ton law school. He haa alao been hold
ing an IrotKirtant po-Uion In thecenau*
bureau at Washington, and I* a very
capable man. He Is a brother of B. B
Hare, who several year* ago wa* »ecre
tary to former CongneMman George
W. Croft.—Aiken Sentinel.
To clear the war for a better and
larger business In 1912 clever Charley
Brown commence* this week the / great-
est meucy saving **|a of horses, mules,
wagon*, surrey*, harne**, l*p robes,
whips, etc. ever held In bouth Caro
lina.
18B1—1911.
Mr W P Houaea', the Dutch weath
er prophet of Columbia, writoa to the
Newberry Obaervef:
The planet* which make such a beau
tiful sight together with the moon are
Mars and Saturn. Jupiter I* wof •
morning •far.
Mara, Saturn and the moon formed a
triple conjunction In August; but now
Mai* I* retrograding It la a peculiar
coincidence that a similar conjunction
occurred In 1881, when meteorological
condition* were more like the weather
of 1911 than any other year that I know
of. So it aeems the movement* of the
planet* and the moon must have some
real effect on our atmosphere.
Charley Brown wishes
He ha* record breaking
all. That'* a real truth.
to ace you.
bargains for
ANNAPOLI8 VAG
Congressman James F.
Been called upon to fill a
IN l
Byrnea has
_ , va^ncy at
the U. S. Naval Academy at AnPapolle,
ippolntment
alternate*
libation -at the Naval Academr.
the purpose of fi|-
, Mr. Byrnes Fill
Hive examination held
BlackvIUe, 8. C Friday, Dec.
1911
mast have been actnal bona
ional
AppHea
of tbe 2nd Congressional
tbe past two years, and be
raxetof sixteen and twenty
April 16.1918..
lies pre required to be of food
oharaoUr, phystoaHr sound,
rased, and nf robust oonatltutlon
; stand a thorough examination
ordinary English braaebo*,
algebra tbrotigh quadratic
pfnne geometry (fire
it's Geometry, or an
should ootr-
lyrnos at once.
Bubo
their
TAXES OF MILLIONAIRES.
New York Hpeclal
Andrew Carnegie and John D Rock
efeller will pay their personal taxes
at assessed on porsonal property by
the city. Today at the final hour
when personal taxes might be sworn
off neither of the two multimillionaire*
had appeared before the tax board
and the assessment placed against
thrlr personal property will stnnd.
Mr. Carnegie will pav taxe* on filO,
000,000. as against $6,000,000 laat year,
and Air. Rockefeller will pay on $6,-
000,000—juat twice laat year's asaets
menfc
Mr*. Rusael Sage, whoa* personal
property had been assessed at $5,060, ■
000. will have to pay taxes only on $2,-
half the orlfitnal amount being
on an affidavit made by her
STATEMENT OF TDK CONDITION
—OF—
THb BANK OF WILUSTON.
located at Wliliston, SC, at the close
of business Dec. 6tb, 1911.
RRSOURCKS.
Loan* and Diacouuta
78 816 23
Overdrart# ...
6tW 23
Furniture and Fixture*.
967 14
Due from Bank* and Bank
era
49 616 49
Currency
4 000 0$
Gold
10 0*
Skiver and ether Minor
Coin
983 96
Total
$131 461 06
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Paid In....
26 000 00
Surplus Fund
6 uoo no
Undivided Profit*, le** Cur
rent Expenses aud Taxea
paid
10 468 16
Individual Deposits Sub-
Jet:' u» Check
76 fir. 46
Savings Deposits
Cashier’* Check*
16 470 06
401 39
Other Llabllltle*, vlx ... .
Keterve Fund Carried on
General or Individual
Ledger
600 no
To**l
$133 461 03
Htate of South Carolina, l
Ca.unty of Barowell. i
Before me came W. K Froth ro.
Cashier of the above named bank, who,
being duly sworn, *ajri that the above
and foregoing suteoient I* a true «on
ditl«>n of said bank, is ehown by the
books of said bank
W. E. Froth ro,
*■ Cashier.
Sworn to and aubsenbed before me
this 11th day of l»eo , 1911.
K. M. Mlaaon, (l. a >
Notary Futile.
Correct-attest.
A. M Kennedy, )
W. II. Ksnnedy, > Directors.
J. L. Smith, J
AUDITORS NO TICK
The Auditor will be at the rdllowlr.g
places on the dates named bi*l«»w for
the purpose of reoetvlng lax returns
for the year IVlt.
January 8.
Baldoc.
'4*
9.
Appleton.
Sam’* Store.
•«
1U
U
11.
Barton
«•
12.
AHredale.
• 4
16
VHae
16
Ulmer
* •
17.
Sycamore
« •
18
Jennya.
• *
19.
Fairfax
• •
23.
Blacked!*.
<•
33.
m4
• 1
24.
Elko
• 4
33
W H Uton
* 4
24.
Menmina.
1 1
29
Snail log
44
30.
Dunbarton.
44
31.
A«h1ey’* rttore
Febry
1.
Brabham’e Store
«•
2.
MllleU’*
4*
6.
Hilda
t (profe0«ionG( Carbt
V. SEYMOUR OWENS
XtttrMy «id CtihisilUr it Law
Office over
The Barnwell Sentinel
BARNWRLL, SOUTH CAROLINA
Will practice In all the Court*. Col
lections a siiectnlty. Loans negotiated
•»n acceptable security.
SHERIFF’S SALK.
Htate of South Carolina, 1
County of Barnwell, f
In Court ef Common Pleas.
Bank of Alland*la aa assignee of Mor
ris A Company,
Plaintiff.
advs. »
AUflud*)* Cotton Oil A Fertllixer Com
pany,
Defendant.
Pursuant to an execution to me di
rected In the above entitled matter. I
have levied upon and will sell at public
outcry on the l«t day of January, 1V12.
during tbe legal hours of tale, in front
of tbe Court Hon*e door at Barnored
8. C , all and singular the property o|’
tbe said A’iendale Cotton () 1 A Fertili-
rer Company of evarv nature and kind
whatsoever, lo-wlt: One lot with build'
Inga thereon; one lot of cotton oil ma
chinery, consisting of the outfit now
located in tbe said Allendale Cotton
OH A Fertilizer Company'* building*,
including a complete three system gin
outfit, and the usual accompaniment of
a three press Cotton Oil Mii| t together
with Llnters, Presses, Shakers, and
avery manner of machinery vhatao
ever, belonging to the aaid Allendale
Cotton OH A Fertllixer Cocoany; a lot
of hooka and book accounts, action*,
chose* in action and rights of action,
being the entire properly of the said
Allendale Cotton Oil A Fertiliser Com
pany of every nature and kind whatso
ever.
Terms cash, pnrehaaera to pay for
papers
December 8th, HM1.
Frank U. Creech,
Bberlff,
On|v personal property mast be re
turned Ibt* year AH rrtnrns sent by
tuall must be properly signed and pro-
baled bdfnrs they can n# sscepted
Remember that the 60 per cent pen
elty will be added after Feb 26th.
R W. MH-v.
Auditor Barn wall Co
TRF.AM’RBR 8 NOTICE.
The Treasurer'* office will be open
for the e«llection of taxes I *vied for
tbe fiscal year commencing January
1*1, 1011, from tbe 15(b day of October.
1811, to the Uth day of March. 1912,
InclusDe
From the 1st to the list of January,
1912. Inclusive, a penalty of on>* per
cent will be added. From the l»t to
the 28tb of February, 1011, laelnsive. a
penalty of two per cent will be added
to all urxes paid In February.
From the 1st to the 15th of March,
1911, Inclusive, a penalty of seven per
eent will be added to all unpaid
Lnvr.
For State purposes ....
“ onlinery countv pun
“ back ludebtodnesa, eonnty
purposes
“ constitutional school tax..
DR.B.F.STORNE
DffiMTAL SURffiftON
BLACKVILLE, - - S. C.
My dental office will be open In
Blachvllle each day in the week. 1
will answer calls from any point In the
county.
James H. Fanning,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Springfield, - - - S. C.
Will praetire la all Court* of the
Bute and United Atalas. tt-4
on j. n a miluocs
db. a. a. haia
Milhous A Hair
DENTISTS
Blackvillc, S. C
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY.
f|ome p&ak o2 ^awnrell
(The Farmers’ Union Bank)
Out of town checks and draft* aeeepted for deposit without exchange.
We pay 4 per cent ia 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 F. Hogg
G. Miller Greene
T. Jet! Grubbs
William L. Cave
Wmton T. Walker
11. Lee Easterling
“Watch the Horpe Paijk GroW Vf
e»-s
so-w—-o—e—e^a—o—o-»-e—e—a—o
6) mills
«
2 ”
3 •'
MONEY TO LAND
*.
Money to land on drat mortgage
real estate. 8 per cant Interest
amount* under $1000.00. 7 per
on amounts ever $1,000.00.
J. O. Patterson A Sox.
NOTICE Of FINAL DISCHAJtGl.
Notice is hereby given
will on Wednesday,
HILDA, W C.
Town tax at Hilda foil dun Nov. the
8. 1011, and after January 1st the pen
alty *MI be added for each month
tbereaLtr.
By Council.
FOR MALE—1346 acre* land In ‘De
catur coaly in foar mUos of Betn-
bridge, the countv sett of Doextar
soumy. (bare la a four horse'form of
tht*
that tbe nn
derslgned will on' Wednesday, Decern-
betkil'b. 1911, file with Hon John K,
dualling, Judge of Probate for Barn
well County, her ‘final return at Ad*
minlstrairix of the estate of John
Brown, deceased, and apply for Letters
Dlamlteory.
Elian Brown,
Administratrix.
November 11, till.
—I am ynylaB—
Cash for Timber Leases,
Any Qimotity
Urge enengh for Saw Mill
Total I6J “
There will h« an extra law of 2 mi|l«
In Blaokvilla Township for public
roads
Commutation tax will be 91.60 and
will be collected at the same 11m<- *nfi
In the same manner a* other utxe*. All
parson* liable for mad dutv will ha ra-
qulisd to pay « comniulatlou tax.
artcitL acuooL lew.
f^sdar Grove .1 mil
Barbarv Branch. Calvary, Kdls-
to. Friendship. Hilda, Uesllng
Soring*, Kline, Morris, Nsw
Forest, 6*k Grove, OM Colnm
bis, Pleasant IliH, San Hill.
Saigli'igvilla, Beven Pinas.
Tinkers Creek 3 mil'
Barton, Big Fork, Blackvll'e,
Cave. Hickory Hi)', Owens X
Roads. Reedy Branch, Syca
more No. 51, Upper Rich Land
and Ulmer* 2 milt*
AHendal', Doubla Pond, Her
cmI'S and Lee* 4 mills
Barnwell 4J “
Elko 6 “
Fairfax “
Wliliston 6J *•
United States Currency, Geld and
Silver Colo, county and school claims
properly approved will be reeeived for
taxee.
Cheeks and drafts will be received
fei taxes at tax payers risk only.
J B. Armatmng,
Treasurer Barnwell County.
Barnwell, S. C. dept. 16. 1911.
_
The People Printery
offers opportunity to particular
people for selecting styles for
their Stationery, Ltfter. Note
and Bill Heads; Envelopes,
Dodgers, &c. ,
During the Summer the plant
was overhauled and put in ap
ple pie order, new .material
bought and the office is better
prepared 1han ever to give
quick and satisfactory service.
iTHTThere are ready for you
and use over ninety fonts of
Job and Display Type. Some
of these are of sizes and faces
■0 longer made and cannot be
duplicated*
Those who may wish dis
tinctive stationery should come
in person and make choice of
type and arrangement*
DR. W. C. MILHOUS
DENTIST,
km ell, ...It
OF FICK HOUMSX
8.30 a. m. to 6 p.
Person# living away from Rarnw*
will pleas* make appoii unent* befeffr
coming By *o doing they will be
of Immediate service and aveifi
appointments.
Wheelwright and Black
smith Work Done Here.
Horse shoeing a Specialty; also
repairing rubber tired buggies,
M. W. HITT,
—At Johneon's Old Btand,—
BlackvIUe. 8.
LOST, A LA PROBE.
Lost between Mr. I. W. Rountree’s
house and the Patieraon Mill, one |*d
robe, olta aide black and the other
green. In one corner was stamped
the won! "CHASE.” Finder will
please return same teTua Paort* office
and receive reward.
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400,000 Ward*. 1700 Pagra.
0000nioatratioas. Coat nearly
half a million dollars.
FACTS FOR THE FALL
Acclimated Mules for finishing crop gathering and
best wagons in America for hauling the yields of the fields.
All right horses for driving purpose* and unequalled
buggies and surreys, the easiest riding and longest lasting
in the world.
Harness—single and double, separate pieces, strongest
leathers and most thoroughly dependable making. Saddles,
Bridles. Whips. I^ap Robes and all horse equipment.
Prices as always in favor of buyers. More so than
ever in shortening days.
Charlie Brown
Barnwell, S. C.
The Best Goods M
and
The Lowest Prices
ex* b« found at
!’$
Elko, S, C.
JsMtmamtvod direct from the
icading Norther* markets, a
folly complete, carefully eboeen
STOCK OF GEIERAL XERCflOttSE
that Is guaranteed to please the
best teste* and to erfXiify the
■oat careful purchaser#.
They were hpqgbt right and
will be told right, end I pledge
myeelf to m«fc» the Fall and
Winter bnaloMs campaign on
that sound platform.
Coat and tea the
Miff Cl
Dinbartoi, S. C.
——MswcrACToaaea or-——
YBLLOW PINK AND POPLAR
ROUGH I DRESSED LUIBEK
Flooring, Celling. BldlngJ Meeld-
Inga, Lntb, etc.
Can farnlsh oompletn Heat* Bill*.
Saw Ms, Dry Kilts m
Plaaiag Mill
Calhoun & Co.
and Dress Goods,
Notion*, Hoaltry that the good
Indie* of oor county #o natnrv).
ly deal re and te richly deserve.
Nothing requisite for tbelr use
for any purpose or oeeatlon has
omitted from ay par*
nnett SbingfeUr w,
Life, Accident.
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