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I aa low a* at praacnt. That Naw llome that you
so planning uan ba »>uUt fiw leaa money tH« year
F n«tt. Tho«e repair! abould bare attention. Don’t put
t off Wa will be in haalnau right here next year and will
>reclate your order* (hen, but I have made a life long
jidy «f the lumber hiialueaa and am aure ol my ground.
SVto YOUR INTEKKST to act quick. Write u»e a pt-»~
‘ letter. Tell me eour trouhlea. l.nog hours and bard
: have no terrors for ue and wg will give you the hrtt
?l# In us. g0TW IT NOW
M. K I>YKt»S Gen. Mgr. >.
AUGUSTA LUMBER CO.
AUGUSTA. :: :: GEOKUIA,
'BUY OF THE MAKE If ^
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THERE’S A DIFFERENCE
Between really ^ood hats ^nd simply j^ood lookinr hats.
Yi i most men buy their hats by the “looks”—oy the
appearance of the surface. This isn’t always a safe way
to bu\. For instance the appearance of
ROELOF^ 44 *xn\U" H ATS
is closely imitated, but the through and through quality,
never. See the new Fall Models—just arrived—every
one of distinctive character.
pr 1 ck ®aoo
(j.’-A. STILL, “THE QIALITV STORE”
BLflCKVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA -
Sole Agenc- lor •'Korrect Shape” Guaranteed Patent
Leather Shoes
Farmers’ Union Warehouse
INCORPORATED
Capitalized ----- 510,000.00
Ready to receive your cotton for storage. ^Charges
l cent per day per bale, which covers all charges and
gives you protection. If you are not going to sell
store your cotton with the
Farmer^’ Union Warehouse, Barnwell, S. C.
Kobt. E Woodward, J. A. Jenkins, Bsrry D. Cslboun,
I’res. See. Trea*.
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THURSDAY. DCCBM BEft 31. *M.
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RATER OF BUBSCBimOR.
in AAtmmb, per AAbiw V...11A0
Ob Time OS.OC
The first tfctlon of the chain gang
Is et Bnrton this week.
The second section of the ebstn gang
is »r Dunbnrtnn.
Ti*e third section is »t GreenlsBd.
W. V. Richardson, J. B. Morns,
Clerk. ttagr.
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TW the
bull dines
veer th
swarded from the
the snm of ene b nod red
were offered fp the schools
ten prises of the ebove
forty of ffty dollsrs etch.
HARMONY IX)OOXNO.
E Or P BAXCTIOM.
It K,
else ted
officer* for tbs next
J K. Hsiltr. C- C .
VC, K. A. Brown, P, C C Owtns,
M.of W , Q Hf. Menv^e M nf K..
ae. MeNsb, K H AS A M of F , J.
R. W. Riley,
B*,' n well Lodge No. It S, of P.
I sc ted on December Itth the fuilowlog
Py tills n year/ *
!, W. C, Jennings,
of Mr. J.
eJSd'sbJutS^m 1 rths Is survived
ber devoted husband, affect toon te.
eo infant son who oen neer
tbe sweetness rf a mother's enre
»muhrtu*e of lorlng friends Her
wm leld to rent la the rteven
.Key. John K Goode
condoctiog tbe ssd funeral serylees
dh* bed been a nonalstent member ef
tbs Baptist cbneeli since girlhood, sad
•tenth to ber was only t,,e going from
a happy borne on esrib to a more
bleated one In Heaven.
m-u N Anrieraon.jp. et A.4
. IT A. r. Mr l. G , H. T. Jones, O. G.
Before tbe war Barnwell Connty Seed
Rye was reguiarly shipped to England
te be planted on the river Thames bot
tom lands near London. It’s the best
In the world and f have tbe genuine
for sale. C. N Burekbalter.
Wanted, to employ a hustling mar*
hie and granite salesman, one of ex -
perienoe. A good proposition to the
right psrtv. Apoly ••manufacturer”
care of this paper.
ad. 8t.
HOGS FOR »ALK.
Hog* of all kind* for sal*. Apply to
W. T. Walker, Black vile, S C
THK MOO> THIS MONTH.
December:—
First Quarter
Full Moon....
Last Quarter
New Moon ,,
The sun rises totUv
6:18.
at 7:18 sots
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• HBRB AND HEREABOUTS. •
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Be careful with the holiday fireworks
and tbe Cbiittmas fires.
The home coming of the college girl*
rill make Friday far the fairest day of
the pre-Christmas week.
Mis* Martha Ayer Duncan of tbe
Co leg* for Women, Columbia, is at
home for tbe happy Holidays.
Student Johnson Hagoori, who was
recently operated on for appendicitis,
u at Sherwood in happy health for tbe
bleated holidays.
W.H. Townsend Esq. of Columbia
was In town on Monday and yeaterdav,
far younger than Bant* Claus but ev
ary bit as happy hearted
Oat sowing went on bravely last
week until halted by the rains, it Is
not best to plant grain in rain satura
ted eoll Better wail for dry Jay*
Married at tbe heme of tbe bride'*
mother, Dec. 10, HILL' by Rev. J H.
ctoudcuiyer df Augusta, Ua., Mr. B.
M. Drummond and Mise Ret la Boiler,
both of Barnwell County.
Coi. J. W. Jenny lost his cotton
house by fire of unknown origin, con-
la min g three bale* in tbe seed and all
the »eed of this year’s crop Tbe seed
were uot entirely destroyed.
Clever Charlie Brown D now con
ducting at Hill Top Stables a clearing
off sale of all stocks In bis completa
line of specialiie for in* field sod ferns
and i he pleasure of the roads.
The ladles of the Episcopal Chnrch
realised tbe good sum of *47 for tbe
Rectory Fund from the basaar of Fri
day evening. Had tb« weather been
briier so would (be receipts have been
Two as bralnv farmers aa we know,
• ne of Aiken the other of Barnwell,
lei| us that tbey will not plant a aead
of cotton next year. They ara going
in for corn first and then for pigs, peas,
potatoes, peace, plenty and prosperity.
Merchant C. K. Henderson of Aiken
has mad* tbe good gift of fl,0U0 to
Connie Maxwell Orphanage at Green
wood The interest on that ium Is to
be used annually for tbe benefit of
some orphan boy in that Institution
rho is learning to be a competent
printer.
Tbe December meeting of tbe Salt-
kehaicdie Agricultural Club on Krl
day was well attended, some fiftv m-m
bers being present, several prominent
gentlemen frem abroad were welcome
guess. The admirable address of Mr.
Henry Rice was liberally punctuated
with applause.
Tbe first calendar tor 1912 came last
week with compliments of tbe rtunth
ern Cotton Seed Oil Mill of Barnwell
Ilia a beauty, picturing three pretty
summer girt* gesing wistfully upon a
ship sailing on tbe sun kissed tea that
may be bringing to them or carrying
away a happy future.
There it profit fn poultry. A farmer
said to ua last week : Before Thank*-
giving 1 carried three turkeys to town
and told them for over eight dollara.
They were batched last spring, cost
seme little trouble while young but
later took car* of tbeuselvea and be
came fat In the Helds, not Interfering
fflth the chickens about the home.
Tbe new Coast Line passenger station
near* completion. It will be a great
improvement over tbe old. A pretty
(lower yard managed by tbe Ladles’
Civic League will add largely to the
station’s attractiveness.
TbeHontbern Railway moves more
slowly toward the ereetlon of Us prom
ised new building, though some ma
terial has been rece'ved.
Mr. Richard C. Laughlin died In
Anderson on Friday of typhoid fever
after an illneu of three week*. His
wife, and two children survive him.
He waa a native ef Ireland, but came
to America when a hoy. For several
years ba waa a salesman for tbe late
and lamented Mr. P. W. Farrell of
Blrckville, where he marie many warm
friends. For a number of veers he has
been one of tbe most popular
men on tbe reed.
popular traveling
Married on the 14th Inst, by Rev. Dr.
W. M. Jones at tbe residence of tbe
bride’* mother, Mr. Qreaton S. Bam
berg of Bamberg and Miss
daughttrof lire. Amrie
of WQlUtea.
their bridal tour to
Is one of WU!lston*e
and aeeompliehed daughters nod
groom among the feremoet and worth!-
yoong men of Bamberg County,
toy lovely cod valuable peeeeote au
tbe greet popularity of Mr. and
BXClftl UB, PLEASE.
In the endeavor to complete publica
tion ef the Minutes of the Morn well
Rap lie l Association wo give this week
less than oar nans) quantity at *elooted
reading matter and may print even lest
nest week. But as we are bee busy on
a good and expeeted work and inoet
people prefer Christmsseheerandcom-
pany to reeding away froni-bome news
we ere sure that our frlenda will find
no fault with ue.
AUGUSTA.
Today, tomorrow and Satnrdsy will
be interesting days to the farmers of
the sister states The newly Invented
Priee-Kcuible cotton picker Is being
demonstrated daily between li and i
o’clock on tbe Rosier farm on tbe out
skirts of the Georgia city. Reports
agree that It Is a success. Bernweli
Countv farmers have seen It and say
so. All interested are Invited to eee
and judge for tbemeelves.
A FARMER RIGHT.
That l« what Capt W. T. Walker of
tliv KdlstoMd* D Ue has taken a fore-
rno*t interest In improved corn culture
an<1 la a ptamor who pravilces what he
preaches. Hie this year’s corn crop la
boused in five separate barns and it
more than sufficient for hie uses.
Hi* place shows the tro:n of the say
ing that “where corn D plentiful bogs
c me without calling.” He baa well
nigh a hundred head of hogs in his
fields and pen* and ckh'lpare acme to
plglesa people
A. F. M. ELECTION.
Harmonv Lodge No. 17 elected on
November 80th the following officera
for tbe ensuing Masonic year:
A A. Lemon, W. M,
G W M an vide, H W.
J K Harlev. J W.
J. A. Jenkins, Tress.
Wm MeNab See
N.O W Walker, S. D.
J. G. Wooley, J, D.
L, Cohen, L. P. Tobin, Stewards.
W. A. Owens, Tiler.
COURT OVER.
The Fall te>m of court closed Tues
day. During the peat week and a half
many civil cates have been disposed of
and tbe congested calendar of Jury Is
sue* somewhat relieved.
Judge Shipp ha* by b's courtesy,
ability, learning and fairness won the
high regard and respect of the mem
ber* of tbe Bar and tbe cltlsent of tbe
countv. He carriee home the wed won
Weil Done of approve', Barnwell will
welcome this able juriat and thorough
gentleman whenever public dety or
private pleasure brings blm wlthlu ber
gates.
SPARE THE BIRDS.
And thev will solve ib* boll weevil
problem, says Mr. J. Henry Rkoe, See
retarv of tba rttata Audubon Bootaty,
wko ba* just returned from e lecture
tour of aeveral weeks In boil weevil
territory under auspices of tbe Smith
sonian Institute of Washington Mr.
Rioe is tbe best authority on birds In
the riouth. He aayt that there are 66
kinds of birds that feed on the weevil
and that the solution of the weevil
problem rests with the birds and tbe
bird killers. He aaya the weevil may
enter this State at any time, but is sure
to get here In three or four years.
Spare tbe bird*.
OUR FIRST CITIZEN.
Tbe beart of Barnwell waa saddened
on Hunday by telegrama from Florence
telling of the critical ilionet In an in
firmary et that place of Judge Robert
Aldrich, who bse been a patient there
for over three weeks with a moat pain
ful attack nf rheumatism. He was on
his way from Darlington court to
spend December In tbe old and well be
loved Bernweli borne when hie suffer
ing became so great that ba stopped at
Florence lor treatment
Judge Aldrtcto Is tbe lasteurvlror of
tbe famous Wallace House to bold office
In South Carolina The fttale In all Its
crisee has never bad a son of purer
charaeter or truer allegiance than he
has been, since a boy be rode with But
ler where duty called. True hearted,
brare son led, strong brained, a patriot
In every time of trial and a lover of hit
fellow men Id the year* of peace hla
name may well be written with thoee
of tbe Ben Ad hero a of all time.
MOKE MURDER.
On Aaturday Ham Mack, colored was
shot through the neck and killed by
C. Williams, also colored, on tbe
Morris Ford road a couple of mliee be
lew town. There waa an old grudge
between the alayor and his victim. In
quest held bv Coroner J. Staff Halford,
wbo committed Williams to jail.
A SAD ACCIDENT.
On Friday morning while at work In
tbe ginnery nf Mr. Henry Grimes at
Lee* Mr. Bulst Nandifer sustained in
juries that re* u I ted in bis death in a
short while, A rapidly revolving shaft
caught his coat and in a few seconds
tb« fatal hurts were received. He was
a young mao ef fine promise and ex
cellent character.
KILLED HIS FATHER.
Clarence Maya, a erased colored bey
about grown shot his eld father Danil,
a tenant on a farm of Mra. Lena Davies
on the Blackvlile road, eo seriously on
tbe evening of the 13tb Inal, that death
resulted the following morning. Tbe
slayer bad been half wltted from boy
hood and mistook hie father for k
brother that be thought Intended to
kin blm. He waa promptly oemmltted
to jail.
f NIO!f T M EKTINQS* _
Dee. iO, 30, •». 1911.
By authority of (be Isat meeting ef
th* Asenclat.on there wtU be two divi
sion* of the union meetings. Bamberg,
Bethel, Bet Ken v, Metheeda, (DHt- r,
Denmark, Double Pond, KaDto. Khi«
bardt, Ghent’s Breach, Georgee Creek,
Qt. Haltkeharchle, Hunter’* Cnepet,
Midway, Olar, St Johns, Spflngtown,
and Spring Branch wi'l form the east
ern division. The remaining ohuruhee
will make up the western division.
Churches to either division fin Hog It
more convenient to belong to th* other
will affiliate with the division of their
choice.
Topics:
). Tbe men In the pulpit and In the
paw aa teen by each ether, end bow to
get eioeer together.
2. The absentee member ted ab
sentee pastor as church problems, their
causes and remedies.
3. What are the beat Ideals and
methods of church discipline?
4 What do Baptists believe to be
tbe qualification* and privilege* of
ckurch membership?
5. What are we doing for pastoral
support and for our aged ministers?
fl Was Dr C C. Brown’s recent
criticism of tbe Barnwell Association
justified ?
KASTBBN DIViaiOM.
Double Pond. Introductory sermon
Dr. J D. Pit*, alternate G A Martin;
Missionary sermor,, K. A McDowell,
alternate B K Alien. Leaders on tbe
topics: 1. S G Mayfield, J. D. Pitts.
D O Hunter, Calvin McMillan. 3
J. I). Tlmmops, Geo. Hopkins. 4.
Thn* Dayton, K. 1* Hander*, i. W.
G. Britton. 6. J. A. Jenkins.
WBSTERX MVlBtON.
Topic* and fenders: Missionary Her-
raon, O. J. Frier, alternate J K. Goode;
Introductory sermon, J. D. Peacock,
alternate. W. M. Jones. I J l>. P*a
cock. Ham H«lr J. Geo. W Bovlaton,
F. P I^e. 8 Basil Betas. Q. B. Blrt
W M Jones, J ft. HeJfe.Jk«Jl.
R. Johnston, R. M. Mtxson. IgvJku B.
Armstrong.
The moderator* a re earnestly
*0 to render all asafetanee by xnv^p
polntment of any speakers or topic*
nut herein mentioned as may seefti
best. Churches are requested to coop
erate bv famishing such refreshments
on the ground* as are n*ns)ly given to
make tbe meeting a sucres*.
W M. Jones,
For the Committee
COAL PANIC PREDICTED.
Operator* of bitumlnow* or soft eo*',
th* sort oeed by railroads and In man
ufacturing industries, have, it acem*,
been guilty of th* mistake* of over pro
dnclton and cot throat competition In
selling their “black diamonds. ” Bank
ruptcy stares the more venturous and
reck fees In tbe fee# and they predirt a
possible and “Inriostrlal panic ” That
may be e reel danger or It may be a
threat to begin tbe creation of an iron
bound ooal combination or trust or It
may ha the first play la a game of the
stronger corporations to capture and
absorb the weaker. Booh aa Imlaetrial
panie woald be disastrous to tbs busy
railroad* and money making cotton
itiUls of thla Bute and to tbe oomniuut-
tlea dependent on them for patronage.
FOR CHRISTMAS CHEER.
The Bank of Western Carolina antic-
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Christmas is coming! So is cold
Now is the sensible time to begin thii
what yoii are going to give Him or
Molair s is the sensible place to buy
goods at all seasons of thatyear, bat now we
are especially well fixed to supply afl of your
wants, large or small.
Nothing could be better or mote
priate for the coming season than a ni
overcoat, a serviceable arid stylish
coat suit, a pair of those “nifty/ lonj,
shoes, a stove or a range than which there
no better made, china ware, crockery, etc- e
Our space prevents a full enumeration of
all the goods that we haverior your inspection.
A yisit to our stores wHl convince you that no
where else will a dollar do fuller duty.
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Ipatad pleasantly on lbs tirteenth Inat.
the pavment of tba fourth quarterly
dividend paid Ms stockholders during
the year, making a total of fonrtaan
per cent paid on Its capital alock during
the year 1911.
This dividend was antlclpstad so that
Its 800 stockholder* mlaht gat tbs use
of It for Christmas uses and rioobtl***
was doubly welcomed coming at tba
lime tbat it did.
MASTER’S SALE.
Bank the
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stead of eatrying the
keeping It la yowr hrmaa.
? Money kept at boo** or tayoor panBahi In nM
h** from fire nr theft
thing sis* drawn no ntbor bonks, yno *> OM
proaeot them Hi paraao to tba boob no whtah fi
get tbsm cashed. Bring or Moll Mmb to on oafi wo
d-Bnetrb* money and pines It to yoor M«ife oo OOTM
anbjset to chnak.
Come and eee ut or write ua.
4 ofc> Paid oil Savings
BAN KofWESTERN CAROLINA |
BARNWELL, S.C.
CAPITAL & SURPLUS
i.OC4£ DIRECTORS C
George H. Date* J.M.
Butler H&good P.
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ATTENTION. VETERAN.
Any veteran desiring a “Orea*
Honor” will plaase notify t
Chapter U. D. C. al noon
be fulniahed fer tame, as the
expiree to obtain those
ha attended fin at
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Mia. W. E. Harter,
Beo. U. D. C.,
JFalrfhftt 4L G.
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State of South Carolina.
County of Barnwell.
Court of Common Plea*.
Charlaa F. Pechman In bi* own
and aa Truatee, etc ,
Plaintiff,
agalnet
O. H. Owene, Defendant.
By virtue of a decretal order to me
directed In tbe above entitled cauae,
will sell at Barnwell. In front of tbe
Court House, on Monday. January first,
1912 It being aaleeday in said month,
within the legal hour* of aale, the fol
lowing described real property: All
Chat tract of land situate, lying and be
ing In tbe said fitat* and County con
taining seventy acre* and bounded
follow*: On North by lands of the said
O.H. Owens: on Sontfa by lands of
tba estate of Hav; on East by Barnwell
and Baldock Public Road and on tbe
West by the estate of Hay.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser
pay for papera.
H. L. O’Bannon,
Master.
Master’* office, December 9tb. 1911.
MASTER’S SAIL
Btate of Booth Carolina, 1
County of Barnwell (
Court of Common Pleas.
CAB LOADS
READY FOR SALE
v • 'V* '
A Car Load
Standard ■
of Horses and Males of th*
handled by roe and tbat bath
best market in Lower Carolina
ready for roost seasonable sale*
of genuine Red Knat Proof Seed
own places and the best of this kind
soil and seasons can produce.
Only 75
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aoter’a office, December fith, 19U.
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Charles F. Pechnsan, In his own
and as Trustee, etc..
Plaintiff,
•gainst
E.G.Owottt, ——- —‘— --
Defendant.
By virtue of a decretal order to ma
directed In tbe above entitled cause, 1
will sell at Barnwell, in front of tba
Court House, on Mondav, January
first. 1912, It being Mlaeday la said
month, within th* legal hours of aa)*
the following daocrlbed real property:
Ail that tract of land containing fifty
acres, mors or lass, known Of the Alien
Hay place, loborited from ay mother,
bona (fed a* follow*: (fa Mouth by lands
ownad by 0. H.Cwaca; Wei
of Haya; North fcr f- G.
East by estate of John B.' BooUtag
oad Afex Harden.
- Terms ot sale cash. Purchaser to
pay for paper*.
H. L. O’Bannon,
Master,
of the Bplendid Bancroft
places, a really unequal
first favorite wherever 3