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Barnwell People.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4. 1911.
BAT EM OF SUBSCRIPTION.
■In, If foaVleUy.
l» et ore*
v>ow, Cl
Th*t' >
can yt
New
Building
th^, you
yt*r
in Advance.
vPlmv
ir Annum
,11.40
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1*1 put
d will
etmlf nffllw*
Ifa
work I
that
Ing can be bjiilt for ]e«e money tNa
• r^piiln «hdcl(M»wve attention. Don*
be In basinet right here nej^t year and
Wit order* then, but’ I have made a fife long
amber hitelneM and. am aure of my gronnd.
1NTERKST to act tjuick. Write me a per.
r. Tell me your trouble*,\ I.ong1»ilil>a pnd bard
no terror* for na and w# *t11l give yott the beet
«•. - ..... JMCVO AT .NOW \jgg
OM eectlnn of the chain gang la at
Barton, the other>t Dunbarton (hia
week. *
W. Y* Richardoiri, \ T »» Morn*.
Clerk. \ nupr.
HARMONY LOUWK N<
li, E. DYK8S, Oen. Mgr.
V A regnlarcommnnleaf
Lodge No. 17, A. F.
In Maaonic T«
miBk Nov. SO 7.8C
17 A. r. M.
i of Rarmi
AUGUSTA LUMB
AUGUSTA. :: :: ::
CO.
GEORGIA,
BOOT
IN be held
Temple on Thareday
■’.80 o’clock V tail tug
brethren are cordlauy invited to at)
A. A. Lemon, W
Wm. McNab, See
'BUY OF TUB MAKER'
The regular meeting ot Barnt
i No 16, Knight* ot Fythtaa *
i held at their Hall on Friday nk
fat K o’clock. A fnll attendance
requested. By order of
H. L. O’BANNON, C. C.
Wm. McNAB. K. R. A 8.
Farmers’ Union Warehouse
1X CO R TORATED
Capitalized ----- $10,000.00
— t,
Ready to receive your cotton for storage. ^Charges
I cent per day per bsle, which covers all charges and
gives you protection. If you are not going to sell
store your cotton with the
^ ^ 1 " ' ~ i . ..i- « .i-t . | ' " ' " —
Farmers' Union Warehouse, Barnwell, S. C.
_ Bobty-E--tf-oodward^. - J. A. J^okina,— Harry D_Calhoun, .
FOR SALK
One «aw mill, engine and boiler In
good condition for $300 00.
Apply to
Geo. E. Crouch,
Elko, S C.
THE"MOON THIS MONTH.
December
Flr«t Quarter 5
‘ '* Tim will bt •rwMhlng Attbe U«g
Branch Rapt let Chare* anal Sunday,
January f, at 8 o’etoek. "
monthly conference will ba
Saturday at W o’cloak. , ’ j
’ The January meeting of the
Board of OatBilealonera will
on Saturday next. The
delegation will meet with tba Board
and eonaldar the ttnanelal conditioa of
lb# County. ■ _ . ; , ,.
Rev Jobn K. Good* will, by Invlta*
tioa and request of the family and
friend* of the late Dr. l^wU H Rhuck
pre*ch on the tevond Sunday In Cha*
raw to the congregation of Dr.
Shuck wan the hylaved paator until hia
lamented death.
Rev M L. Banka, the new Presiding
Eldar for the Orangebuty DUtrlct will
hold flrat quarterly meetlngafor this
year at:
Barnwell, January 27 and 28.
Denmark (night! January 28.
Miapah, February 3 and 4.
•*M y aide crop thla year,” »ald Dr. J.
H B Milhous to tu. on Monday. *’wUl
be oat*, corn. cow*, cantaloupe*, a*-
paragu*, hay, potatoes, may be a few
icumbera, but no cotton.” And that
crop will be no measly little patch,
fry three drat class mul a will be re>
red to cultivate It.
O
Haton
beauti:
Ibid of maay *•»*• of eot-
aeetlona of thb eouoiy
There fttrb In oppoelte
lartrtd* of .forty acre* from
whleh not a luck has yet been picked
Many bal m have been beaten out by
the ralna and hundred* more will never
reach the glu* or mili*. The eorn crop
of the cotioty la a better average than
the aumwer promised, though aotraare
already Impcrtlng Corn from the west*
ern cribs. There has been an appetite
•atLfylng lucre-tee in the .quantity of
home raised nteata A* * general eon*
edition the pea crop baa spoiled In the
field* and seed will be ocaree end dear.
Less Und tbsn usual at thla aessoo
was aold under lags! process Prices
ranged from 50 cents sn acre upward.
good friends, the Bank of Wll
nd Charlie Brown, sure wish us
il prosperity for next yesr. The
very InVely artistic calendar* sent
with tbofy compliments assure cf their
wish that It be a Happy New Year to
na. And wg wish tbem raturn without
discount and ato«>mpound Intgraat.
Full Moon.
Last Quarter..
New Moon ...
Rev
years
burg
married
E Copes,
of Circuit J
Orangeburg.
The Best Goods Candidate Cards
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and
.The Lowest Prices
i be found at
SttgMiii's K
Elko, S. C.
Juat received direct from the
leading Northern markets, a
fully cooppletb, carefully choaen
STOCI OF tOtBAL MtRCHiKDlSt
that la guaranteed to please the
best tastes and to satisfy the
moat careful purchasers.
Thev were bought right sod
wIB be sold right, and I pledge
aayaelf •omakatheFall and
o’
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beautiful
Primary Election August
27th,1912.
that aound platform.
Coma and see the
Dry and Dress Goods,
Notiona, Hosiery that the good
ladle* of our county aonatur*!-
ly doalreaad an richly daaerve.
Kotblngrvqul-lte fur tbeir use
for any purpose or occasion hss
omitted from my pur-
Bennett StringfelPw,
Elko, South Carolina.
WEBSTEfc
New
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f DKDONARr
m MEUIAH vasmt
tt la a MXW CBZA-
TIOM,
of the world‘a
aad culture. The omty
County Supervisor
Wllliiton, S. C., R F. D No 2,
January 2. 1912.
I respectfully snoeunce myself scan.
(Delate for the office of County 8up^r-
vio< r, subject to the rules an t rrgul*.
lion* r.f *tis Dsmocrstlc Prlmsrv Kl^c
tlon and pledge myaelf to abide b? fhr
results aad to support the nominee* of
the party.
T. J. Grubbs.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TEACHERS’
EXAMINATION.
Pursuant to a« order of the State
Board of Edneitien notice !• berstiy
given that therpWill be a sj>et;lal traoh-
a^lflfllf)T* MW- a.’ aA”
House. Barnwell, S C.. on Friday,
January 12, 1912. beginning at 9:80 A
M. SLd olosing at 4 P. M.
The examination will be upon the
following subjects: Agriculture. His
tory, English, Algebra, Arithmetic,
Pbvslol* gv and Hygiene. Civic* and
Current Events, P-.lsgogv,Geography.
Horace J. Crouch,
C. S E.
Barnwell, S. 0., Doc. 16, 1911.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALK
By virtue of the power vested In me
bv an Order of the Probate Court,
dated (be - th day of December, 1911,
I will ael! at public auction all the per
sonal property belonging to the estate
f H. R Box. deceased, to the highest
bidder for cash at the residence of J
D. Box, being late residence of H. R
Box. deceased, in Bull Pond Township
on tht 12th day of January, 1912, be
ginning at 11 o’clock In the ’ftorenoon.
all the peraonal property consisting of
our head of good young mules, 2 three
quarter wagons, 1 Rock Hill bugxt
(good as new). 1 Peering reaper and
binder. 1 mowing 'machine, l lot ..f
gnano distributor, 1 lot of plow *gm Sh
merchandise consisting r.f gr.**eri^>.
drugs, drygoods; ahoe*,- tobsr
also show cssea aod 1 Iron ssle.
This 2tnh December, 1911.
J. L. B'>x, ^
Adminlsirst..r.
Calhoun & Co.
Life, Accident,
CYCLONE
LIGHTNING
• AND
Live Stock
’ INSURANCE
—At Lowest Rites In-
CoaPANEO
The sun rises today at 7:18 aoU at
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AMD HERE A ROUTS.
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Write It right—191*4.
Leap year'once more.
A Happy N6w Year to yon.
The days lengthen and. the cold
strengthens.
A Happy New Year (e all oar read
ers and their families.
Now Is a good tltn# to begin the #e-
leclnn of seed eorn for the bpring
planting.
The mild mld-wlntar weather and
copious rains have given early sown
small grain a good growing start.
The anoient ceremonial of ringing
ontthe old and In the new year was ob
served In several towns of the county.
The hundreds of colored people who
observed Moods? a* the anniversary of
Emancipation day oebaved beautifully.
btart the New Year with the de
termination to keep something growing
in the garden until Ghrlstmaa comes
agsln.
AIwst* on time A. B, Fields of Al
lendale was tbeSrst colored hiihscritw
to give a silver lining to the new year
cloud*.
w ......in* neinw a inraiW’ W-i'S
fine luck In the holiday drive*, but the
dear chaser* else where have nut re
ported catches.
The departure on Tuesday of the col
lege girl* and hup returning to their
studies left long fooesomeuesa in many
hearts and hornet.
Treasurer Armstrong w»a the hn*!
eat man In town on Mond*y, bn*, his
receipt* were not up to those of new
year’a day In 1911.
Mr L P. Rlume of B'ackvlile was
the last sub*, rlber to come across In
1911. He Is surely * B •** friend and
appreciated accordingly.
Our prediction of pretty weather for
the holidays was fotly as bad a mistake
as the beat government expert oould
make. No more guessing by u*.
Mr and Mrs C F Pecbman of John
alon came with the ending of the old
year tu make the beginning of the new
glad In the homes of their kindred and
friends.
the past four
the Orange
nference, wa«
to Miss Mary
Judge Rob
Rev. Mr
Smith la now
DIs-
December, 1911,
officii
Barnwell Countv Is to be congratu
Isted that within its border* there were
no homicides, serious accidents or
grave niMi.riune* duiing the Ghrlst-
mM.'.lnif.! —
Much coiton -till nr.gathered, and
gill-
heard on M'*ttd > >
f. .<m
of del.I*.
i.-h
Wheelwright aod Black
smith Work Done Here.
al*ter
ert E Dopes of Q,
Dangler officiated \Mr
Presiding Elder of the Anderaon
trlot. / , / \
Married on the -iCdh
Rey George E Davis officiating, at the
re4^»>ee of lfia brTde’s pafenlT Dr J7
tr~Wo6Tsyo'f Barnwell and-M1»a Irrra,
daughter of Dr and Mrs L, K. 8tur-
kta of Orangeburg.
Many valuable and beautiful orea-
enta of glasa and aiirer attested the
popularity of these happy and fortun-
ata voung people. After a bridal lour
southward of a counle of week* Dr.
and Mrs Wooley will be at home in
Barowetl.
The Home Bqnk held Ira annual stock
holders meet'ng on the l&tb ult. and
report* were made by the officers show
ing that the bank had earned 95,000 net
to .he stock holdera since Its organisa
tion, of which * dividend of 7 per cent
waa declared and ordered paid at once,
amounting to 92.100, the balance of
$2,900 being placed In tha surplus and
undivided profit account. While the
Home Bank wa* organized February
one year ago yet It ha* been operating
only eleven and one-half month* on
full paid up capital.
Kline Lodge. K. of P. No. 210, elect
ed on tha 27th December the following
officer*:
W. Riley All, Chancellor Command
er.
« C. Best Jr , Vice Chancellor.
K M Harley, Prelate
J J Ulmer. Master of Work.
J. A. Jenkins, Keeper of Records and
Seal* and Master of Finance.
- **ty r of Kxchfouer.
W Hogg, Maeter el'Arm*,
G, C- Best Mr. loner Guard.
J. Maner Moody, Outer Guard.
Captain T J. Grubb* of Rosemary
Township I* the first candidate In the
6etd for a County office, hi* announce
merit befog published today. So many
and so pressing have been the request*
aod solicitations of hi* numerous
friend* froan all sections of tha County
that he baa consented to make tbs
race for (be office of County Supervisor,
and if elected he will give to the public
service all the steady energy, good
judgment and untiring industry that
have made him an signally successful
In the management of bia private, per
aonal business affairs.
FIVE CANDIDATES.
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The Legislature which will reassem
ble on next Tuesday w|t| sleet a suc
cessor to the late Judge Robert Aldrich,
The candidate* so far announced are :
George H Bate* E»q. of- Barnwell.
HU father, Mr W. F. Bate# waa be
fore the war an honored Magistrate In
Mhe Western part of Barnwell Dlatrlrt.
He losPbi* life in Confederate service
and waa burled at Goldsboro N. C
HU son began life as a boy former In
charge of hi* widowed grand mother’s
bu-ines* and with tine *uece**. He
read law in hi* country hmpe aod after
Admission to the Bar oame tu Harntrell,
where lie pnioilaed In partnership
with Hun. Isaac M Hutaon—After the
i
Mr. W. J. Blrt kindly gave na on
Mondar a hand full of cuttings from a
tree with a history In I860 bf* grand
father. soldier Jobn Birr, returning
from the war brought borne from Ap
pomattnx a few twigs of the famona
apple fee. From these he secured the
tree from whloh the cuttings given it*
were taken The apple* borne by that
tree and othera propagated from It are
as beautiful in appearance aad as ex
cel lent In davor as any that we buy
-fmnrxnrnur mt* ■nomia rwig* loXn
up country kinsman who I* a fruit an
—f It— o-v-r rtmsTast He will graft them'on
m»nt tree*
Horseshoeing a Specialty; also
repairing rubber tired buggies.
M. W. HITT,
—At Johnson’* Old Stand,-
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\p’U 7'h will he K.ater 'Hiinrlay.
l.t •' ve*c It fell on AnrrJ 16th. That
ahunlil inenn an early Spring Town
v.r--iih-1* **y there will not ne much
more cold \
The People Printery
offers opportunity to particular
people for selecting styles for
their Stationery, Letter. Note
and Bill Heads^ Envelopes,
Dodgers, &c.
During the Summer th^. plant
was overhauled and put in ap
ple pie order, new material
bought and the office is better
prepared than ever to gire
quick and satisfactory service.
flt^jfThere are ready for.y
and use over ninety fonts of
Job and Display Type. Some
of these are of sizes and faces^’-^^^rS*^
no longer made and cannot be ^
duplicated.
Those who may
reality.
Mr. Eerey M. Johnson, a prominent
merchant and popular oUlnon of Bllen-
lon (Bed In Augusta on Thursday
morolog, following a *u*-g , cai opera
tion, He waa about 28 years of aga
and bad never married.
Bv special Invitation Rev. T. G.
FUilllp*, Pastor of Kline and Mt. Ar-
oon Churches, pieached In the First
Baptist Church in Charleston on .Sun
day to large and delighted congrega
tions, morning and evening.
Last year we forgot to adylae the
drinking of sassafras tea aa bprlng ap
proaches, but we tell you now In ample
time tbat it Is a splendid nature altera
tive and blood purifler. But don’t use
it after the sap begiue to rise In the
bushes..,
How good it wa* to nor eyes on Mon
day to see the klndhr face of our long
time friend, Mr. F. N. Hair, in the
aanetum. And the music of the other
years was In hia voice as we aat and
of the old days and tbelr sacred
Mr* R. C. Carroll, who baa been
be remains here, a
gentleman.
model
HOME DIFFERENCE.
T*" w»-i»k« ago we published for
(’apt W T Wnlkera 17 word adver
tiaH-neut rtf H«*g* L'r Sale. On Mon
daV he told it* that he had sold tbe'Uy.
adding * siune people read the paper.
1’hn *ame day another farmer, woo
ha-* everv rear spare hog* to sell .t
who ha* not advertl-ed, aald to us that
he bad had applications this season
from on tv two men.
The leaaona taught are two: that
pays to advertlae and that bog* may he
more plentiful In one community than
in nnother.
death of that distinguished lawyer he
b-came the aenior of the law ttrm of
Hate* A Hlmma.
He was chairman nf the Rich idtnd
Democratic Club in 1876 and hia activity
therein made him a persona non grata
to the defeated republican leaders.
They were anxlou* and inada several
attempt* t oh * ie tfim "He fore tlnT tfnltetfj
BnWBrnins-fov—trial—bnt-wltb -wlsr-
presence of mind he iDfeated them
He was • member of the Constitutions
Convention of 189.) and 1* now cvui
pietlng hi- aoon'd term a* a Stale Ssu
ator.
James E Davl* E«q. I* a native of
Barnwell. HI* father Col James 1.
Davis, wa* elected Clerk of Court In
1842 He lived West of town opposite
the Ivncblng ground In a house t >at
was bu-ned hv Sherman* troops After
admission to the Bar Mr Davla made
Barnwell hia home He ha* served
two terms a* Sdldtor of the Second
Oureulr, and at present he I* a member
from Barnwell countv of the Houm of
Representative*.
J Kml'.e Harley R«q. la a native of
Wildston. He was grad oared f -oai
the University law scho-d end enterad
upon the practice of hia profusion at
Batnwell. Ha ha* server! two terms
a* represents Ive in tha legMamre. He
I* now senior member of the Hrm of
Harley A Beat.
B. W Mtlev Esq. of Bamberg la
native and to the manner born, having
drat seen the light In the eastern part
of tha county. Ha hr* bean angaged In
tha practice of tha law at Bamberg
since his entrance Into the profession
H F. Rica R*q I- a son of the late
Dr W B. Rice of Sprlngtown s*oilnu
He was graduated from tbe Citadel
Aocadsmy, and was the second Super-
7 tLrviLitcmMf * tl"&-Ut.
He taught for a time and after KTa id
mission to tbe Bar moved to Aiken.
For several y. arm ha Has been a mem
ber of tbe State Board of Kducaxioo .
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Christmas is coming! So is c6!d
Now is the sensible time to begin “ ‘
whit you are going to give him
Moire's is the sensible place to buy
goods at all seasons of the year, but now we
are especially well fixed td supply all' of your
wants, large or small. - -
Nothing could be better or more
oriate for the coming season t
overebaf, a serviceable and"
coat suit, a pair of ffiosr~rimy~ long-
shoes, a stove or a raiige than Which there
no better made, chinaware. crockery, etc.
Our space prevents a full enumerati
all the goods that we have for your
A visit to our stores will convince you that
where else will a dollar do fuller duty.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
Wherra* It hM a«vd<*d wl*« to our
Heavenly Father In HD love end prov
Iricnce m eauae our beloved sister and
valued c<>-worker, Mr*. Elisabeth Mix-
aon Owens, to depart out of thla world
unto Himself on Oct. 6th, 1911, there,
fore we. the meabera of tba Woman's
Missionary Boelstv of the WlJiDton
Baptist Church, dealre in most earneat
tarrna to axpres* our sense of loes at
her going away. We desire to bear tha
blgheat testimony to her simple and
unfeigned Christian lire and faith.
We also desire to bear record to bar
unselfish service a* a member of this
Society, and to her seal for ber church
In all of its actiylilea. Wa daalre es
pecially to record our losa occasioned
by ber removal from our scenes el la
bor and from our companionship.
Therefore, be It resolved as a mark
of respect Pi tha deceased and a* an
aaroest and heartfelt expression of
na a record of our admiration for bet
ilZiJUULjUtrTJM tUAL jrg aet .apArtJL
page of our minutes a* sacred pi her
memory A* » further testimony that
a oopy of thee resolution* he g*ven to
her iiNtvnt* and to her htrshand and
Bank the
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Jones,
Fee,
J dinson.
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8KMA IOR
KATES
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FOR JUDGE
HEN yon market vnnr<
the proceeds—open m
•teed of carrying the m
11 ’• t°a r •» r «*
V Money keptai‘l*’"»« « r ••
I- aa from Are or Dm-ft*'- —<
f If you should get cheeks oe i
thing else drawn on other hanks, yon
present them In person to the bank na i
get them cashed. Bring er mall tnem to
o> Hect the money aad place II to yaar credit ea earl
anbject to ehaok.
Come and see us or write
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4 ©jo Paid ou Savings
BANKofVESTERN'
BARNWELL, S.C.
CAPITALS.SURPLUS $500,<
LOCAL DIRECTORS
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<3eor(je H FVfttea J.M. ]
Butler HaTOdlf F.l
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Senator George II. Bates, of Barn
well, who Us* represented that county
lu the higher nrsnch of the general a*
sembly for eight year* with distinction
and ability urged bv 'p»rt*nhnrg
frlitnd* to become a candidate-for Judge
of tlie Second Circblt. auccccUlng the
atelameuted Judge Robert Aldrich,
ha* Qpnseoted to the preaentatlon of hia
GHURCH NBW8.
The State Board of tbe Baptists of
South L'aroilna has asked tbo BxroweM
Association to raise tbe following
amounts for the year 1912:
State Missions, $1100
State Miaaiona for oburoh building,
$140.
Home Missions, $1900.
Foreign Missions, $2200,
Orphanage, $800.
Aged Minister*, $350.
Furman University, $330.
Ministerial Education, $150.
Bible Fund. $75.
in addition to the above, for Col-
porter, $400.
citizen end
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, .. The violets of Monday , ere withered
tinctive stationery should come but the meeaory of tbelr fragrance mllF
si person and make choice of
type and arrangement. ‘ . * h ""’ ,to
ANOTHER VETERAN PASSES.
Mr. Thomaa Hickson departed thU
life on Friday last at tbe home of hts
aon-la-law, Mr^X. Q. Davla, naar Wll
listen, where be waa visiting, aged
neartv 81 years. His body waa brought
to tbe old home community and laid to
rest on Saturday In the Kline cemetery.
Rev. J. R. Cullom conducting the lu
nar*! service*.
During the war he served with con
stant - end conspicuous gallantry la
Smart** Company, Third a. O. Caval
ry. In all th* year* of trie life
faithful to every poMte end
dety end
be wm
private
Benqtor Bates l* a member of the
state senate who baa al wav* stood for
those things that mean progress, de
velopment and bigber Ideals. He la a
man of aterling character and a lawyer
of talent* end wide experience ai tbe
bar. being the senior member of tbe
firm of Batea and Simms, wIPt have a
large practice In tbelr suction of tbe
state.
8hould tbe legislature see fit to honor
Senator Bates tbe beneb of Booth Caro
lina would not suffer. Tbe Spartan
burg delegation will And tbat as a
member of the senate Senator Bate*’
record commend* him to tbelr support.
There are few men of a higher type
among those who may be elevated to
tbe bench by tbe legislature at Its ap
proaching seaslon.—Soartanburg Dally
Ueral-l, December 22nd.
Married Daughter—Ob, dear, such a
time as I do have with tbat hnabaod
of mine I 1 don’t have a minuta’-*
peace when he’s In the houae v He la
always calling me to help do some
thing or other.
Mother—Wbat does be want now?
Daughter—Ha waa la me to traipse
Way upstairs Juat to thread e aMNUe
for him, so he can mend bla
CAR LOADS
READY FOR
A Car Load
IK Standard, ei
of Horses and Mules of
hanuled by me and that have made Blackrilta
best market in Lower Carolina lately reo€lteif
ready for most seasonable Bale, ~ ■
A Car Load
• •TibV
of genuine Red l^ust Proof Seed Oats, grown on
own places and th^i best of this kind that
soil and seasons
produce.—-
Only 75 cents a Boshe!^
A Car Load
of the splendid Bancrbt
places, a really unequal^
first favorite wherever ki
Oa+t>, made on my
Sffc'
'■s*
% M
V rv f*,
Only a dollar a
y notice or election.
The municipal ejection for the town
tt Snelllng will W held Feb. K lfl$, to
rieet one Intendant end four Wardens.
The managers ef said steetlac i
E, J. Rawls aad
s;.
I can spare from my
two car loads.- The quant* 1 U
low, »o the wise fanner will
from my Wondei^ropa.
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