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-•X. ::\r~ The Barnwell People. ms. I. mm, mv i pw THK COUNTRY KUlfOK. gg xtr. eug t'lllMCI COl/m URCUL* 'OS "ll II I • • ■^irriimrrr •.Ittr’im ■*.*— • — TflimsUAY. KEliRUAT.Y 1. IPli. 1r'~~ ^ — : — U**t wmW wo publl.bed thr tlon «f whst « r»ftw*pftp«r fhould he #>«• mo-le by JUeiimter Molvllls K Htnrno of vho A.eocUteil Tro.* In ft rerenl mlJrc.e dellveretl by him. To<liiy we jjlye the popular e.tlmete of the aewtpaper »• tuuleretood In bl* apprentice «Uye by Speaker Chftinp dark of the H*>n« of Ueprenenttilvce. Ne*t week wc hop# to bu In therUht frame of mind to «ay aomethinir Ibnt will help prfte. and people to a better tmder.tandlnfr of the rala’Ion.Mp that ehotill cordial y eilat between them. If that can be acoompliabed, or even commenced, the result w.JI be of better aeryic.* to the public jond than all the work of all the year* of cur occupsm y of the "eae? ch^tr.” In what wo may ear we thall have no axe to grind, no grievance to air, no rovenge to gratify. YOUNG LIMBj OF THE I.AW. Judge Alton B. Parker of New York, a former Democratic Candidate f >r President, made a brief ipeeeh Nat week bef .re the law undents .of the Unlyeratty of Sou’h Carolina In the courae of which he aald young men are prone to think that on their graflo atloa they have become at once inamari of the legal profession. This I* a ml*. rakonUlea. Lsw l< a limitless held f«>r those who enineolv seek Ita hidden truths, and those >«1 me who are ripe In Aha pxdfcaelon cari rcali*« how little ftOout It they rosily know. Youthful law yera. »ai.l Judge Par ker. are apt to acceut a* tbeir Ideal eome brilliant exponent of the law, a talented orator, who D made fuiom* by hit auccesses In the court room Hut the youag cand dale In the held o< law shnui I not ho ml.lo I—he slioulil consider the mean* whereby lil« Ideal hsa wn repute as a lawyer. If h a ntelLods be jmfalr, u| (mate and real •woes* for him I* lmt>oJ«ttde, lawyers should remember that they •re cltliena before they wore lawyer* and are due allccanue to tbelr S'ale and onuntry. They thouj I consider Ihentaelve* and the great profession which they represent a* tools f >r ih* •■I'm'll*' ratllon of Justice, protection ef the wreak and helpless foi the are the od It D hard to tell which of tho two great polities! partial Is tbo worst spilt ♦►p on the merit* and demerits, chances • nd mischance* of their respective biv four candid »te« for tbo nomination f'realden', and the mnro they talk wiwm they got tanglad. Itwmocratlc leaders, so called, •crapping among themselyo. a* to avalUhlllty of Woodrow Wllaoo, J eon Harm on. Champ Clark and Outer Ur«>ei wood. Hepnbl'cao manager* are equally mixed up about President Taft. S'na- tor* l.aFi'Nue and Conimlm and Col. Teddy Roeaevvlt. Tie “cobealve power nf public plun der” will bring the Republican fiction* together after their nomination is made at Chicago. . It U t<> be Hoped (hat the Democrat* and goj I rotor* of the nation will got together before their selection of * standard bearer la made at Hsltlmore. If they do. and g*t the right man and platform the White if uno will be cap- lured next ttorember. It strikes u* strongly that llarte Hinry Wattcrson, the brilliant veteran Democratic editor, wa* actuated by a compelling good reason In changing from being a friend .e Hecocilng a caus- tie critic of (governor VVoodrow Wilson, die trn supported the candidacy of Mr Wllann for the Ditmocrallc nomination for the Presidency beoau*o he b*|leved that dtltinguDhod gentleman to he a atateaman, hut on later and larger ac quaintance became con nncod that Mr MTIIaoii la only » school master. Champ (lark In Congress. Tbo following Is an extract from the proceedings < f the house of representa tive* on March 1. 18*1 '1 he house was considering the I.oud bill, which pro posed to Increase the poatal rate* on country newspaper* and in adopt a number cf restriction* on their trans* misslou through the malls. Champ C| trk d« fealed the h |] by his *|>eech, a portion of which follows: Newspapers are great disseminator* of Information. Tnn mammoth metro politan pipers with their vast circula tion are splendid educator*, b.it after .|| ten peraons read the little country weekly where one reads a metropolitan paper ? Having once been a countrv editor myself, 1 entertsln a most kindly feel lug fur my old confrere# I am will ing to make aftlJavIt that thv eleven moniba I tpenl la editing a rural jour nal were thft mo«l beneficial of my Ilf-* to myself, perhaps to oilier* 1 am proud to have belonged to the editorial guild. I am unalterably opposed te anything that will l"Jn e the countrv •dllor, cu'tail hi* p <dlts, »:lrcnmacrlb« hi* usefulness, or p ace an additional thorn In III* path wa r Tne rural editor—<iod Ido** him!—I* tha most porsHtent uf tea.'her* I,Ike charity a* described hv St. Taul In the thlrteentli chapter of the First Corln thlans, he ‘ suffcreth long and is kind.” which cari not he said of the men that got up this bill. He “envlelh no',” In which he doe* not resemble aome people over on thi* aide of house. He “vaiKiteth not himself,” In which he Is differentiated from tho leader* on the other side of the big aisle He "is not puffed up;” In which he rl«es high above a good many of us He •‘doe* not behave himself unseemly ; »eek>»th not his own; I* not easily provoked ” Hoi* the pack het*e of ever? eom- rnunliv, the promoter of evety laudable enterprise, the worst underpaid laborer In the vineyard Counting hi* apace as his capital, he give* more to charity. hN mean* considered, than any other number of society 11*1* a power In p. lltlca, a pillar of the church, a lender in the crusade for better morsN. He I* preeminently the friend of humanity Dine upon line, paragraph upon pa- ragrah, day by dav, he Is embalming in colii type tbs f »c* from which thv Herodotus, the Tacitus, the Slsmondl. or the Maosuhy of the future will write thv history rf onr time*. (Ap plause ) He joyously announce* our advent Into this world, brletly records our uprising* and onr down-sittings, and aorrowfuliv chronicle* out exli fmm this vale of tear* . As a creator of beauty, be double dl»- counts M tin Aver, »ho undertakes to increa<e feminine pulohrlru te only In particular Instance*: but the country editor, in the exercise of plenary pow er, Impartially beatultlcs 11 women wnoee name* appear In hi* column* ( f,Slighter and applause ) By a touch of hi* msgban's wand he converts paste Into diamonds sparkling on beau ay’s neck, and with a skill of which ancient and ambition* alchemist* onH dreamed, and with politene** which (Jheate'Held might bate envied, he transmute* bra.* trinket* into jewelry of pt:re*t gold when they appear ** ornament* of the fatuliy of bis sub acrlber. , lie Is the greatest and moat ingcnloii* of manufacturers, for, while other manof ictnrers produce only perishable .tutTs he manufacture* Immortal *t*te*- teen out of raw, some time out of yery r* w. •> iterlsl. (I.slighter.) This laud able Industry no Donglny bill can pro teat him, sod be must ex necessitate work In corn petit Ion with tbs pauper aisniif icturer* irf Kurope He la — To our vlrlnes very kind Anil to our fault* * little blind. \f u are ell more or !•••* generally neorv. hi* hsndlwotk; and It doe* not become the creature to injure the busi ness nflil* creator. VVlihout hi* In g-nloos, generous and enthosiastio la bor* mo.t of u* w«n|d never have been here; and when he tire* of u* we will roliro to private life, amid rural scene* pro pi too* for sacral meditation and si lent prayer (l.aughieri Working night and day during the campaign, often without money and w Itbout price, when the election I* over, tbo victory won and the | i*vp« and llshv* now vul garly called “pla,” are to bo dUtrlbn ted, by aoino •trange l*ii*c of tb* hu man memory, he Is generally foi got ten. SOME NEWS NOTES. Font hundred lawver* attended the banquet. Ac. of the State Bar Associa tion In Columbia last week The Iron horse reached Saluda last week on It* first r n'n. It was the |«*t county scat in the mate without a rail road TO THE TKACHKRS <>F BAKNWKI.I. COUNTY. MASTER S SALE. I am requesting that eveiy teacher d rurai schoola In Barnwell County ] gtve tbelr pupil* a talk on T 'iSato (Jlvb work during some period of the day next Monday, February «th, arousing a spirit of Intereat and securing mem bers fur the Club* of 1911. Eight little Tomato Club girl* In nur county accomplished wonders in 1011, in spHe of file pxceasivi |y dry weather during the cultivating aea»on. Tula year we wi»h to enroll a hun dred member* In this county and It can beat he accomplished through toe aid of the teachers, for they can so eaaby secute the nani"* • f girl* In tttelr school* wishing to J*dn and forward the llvt to ttiv addrea*, Appleton. S I will Immediately furnish them In struction* In regard to the metliod f arranging seed bed*, pi tilting, etc. The work Is attractive and fascinating, the exercise requisite 1* ethllaiatmg, tbo results superbly charmiog. It is a very easy matter for the teacher* to reach the gh 1* in al sectlona of the county and ha able to maintain Interest among their pupil* In Tomato Club work. We do not propose for the Intcreat In thl* work to decrease, for through this avenue the girls acquire valuaUe. prac ileal knowNge from Intelligent, per sistent work. It is strongly urged that the organleationa be perfected at ooce, sending me the names and addresses of the girla In order that l may have them enrolled wli'i tho Huteau of riant In dustry In Washington Circular* « f Instruction* with toed will he aent Immediately to each mem ber of the Club*. May 1 aolloit the hearty co-operation of all the teacher* and our worthy So* pei Intendent of Education In thl* work ? Success In the work mean* a practl C*1 training ami education for the girl* In a line rf work which whl be uaeful, I 1 'asant and remunerative. Thorough knowledge, wise and jn diclou* application to the task of toma to production bring* both prosperity and coolentment. Let me urge your earnest and cordial co-operation In the Immediate organ! ration of Olrls Tomato! lubs In all the school* and I aha I be ao much gratitled to receive the enrolled nsme* within the uext ten day*. Mr* Dora Dee Walker, Collaborator for Barnwell County. i Ktate of Booth Carolina, County of Barnwell. Court <f Common Pisa*. W. I. John*, Mr# S Jr., In an esteemed exchange we find a Aw# column article descriptive of the good preparation! of the Deotgia Ms conibes for the entertainment of Con feder^o Veterans at their gcaeral ro- smlop next May. The Intention ia U< give the old aoldlera a wa looms exovl- llng that of any previoua reunion. Newspapers In sevnrs] Counlle* apeak of the liquor* sold by blind (Igors wa horrible stulT. Have the uao nnd abuse of theao chemlo*by compounded potioua caused tba death* of (be drink er* tlierew/f The school law will not be changed ■ t this session of the I.egUhturo. The voluminous repr.rt of the specisl com mittee appelnteil two years ago to re vlac baa beeu oontinntil. Ira I* tho Latin word for anger. Did tha candidate f >r Governor get that given name because ho was a cross baby f STATE 1‘KOBATE ASSOCIATION. Probata Judge* from 23 counties met In Columbia last week and organ- laad a State Association, with fton. John K dnelllng of Barnwell Presi dent,—Johnson ef Union Vice Presi dent and G. Duncan Bellinger of Kich- land Secretary. The organisation desires to establish w standard of practice In tha Probate C *urt and to put the fees of the oftlce oft a more equitable hnsls. A schedule of uniform fee* wa* adopted and will be put lato effect throughout the State. ASPIRATION. Help me to lire With eye* that see good in everything; With lip* whose need D but to ttntle and sing; With hand* who** dearest task I* help fulness; With heart afire to comfort in distress. Help me (6 I've With all tha joy of aprtftgtima just begun; With all tha warmth of shadeless sum mer sunt all the purity of wlater’a snow, —MarS«r«t Gftroiioa. Governor Blrass I* not cast down by M* tiisscling* with the LegMsturc. H • and Mr* B!<**•* will attend th« b«!l of the German U tl > Club In Charleston on tho flth. Tho next map of thl* State will b** mad« up of tl counilas. J»«|ier, com pose J of pat M of Hampton and Besu- forr, Is (ho namo of tho |a»t made Kidgel and wMI ho Its county seat, B B. Hare«f Saluda I* now private seerstary to Congre*«man James F Byrnes. Ho is at homo In that posi tion, having boon with C-ngressmen Patterson and Croft In that position. A 73 dav racing meet started at P*l- m«tt'> Park, L'h.vrles'on, laat w«nk On the second dav a young man, Burton, who wa* riding a rao« for his father, wa* ktl ed by the falling of the horse, which wo« unhurt The dead man was sent north for burial. According to tho renena bureau re port there were Jtid death* from pella gra In the United State* in 11110, 17 of the victims being Cliei lestonian* Tbtee-tenths (111) of tho entire num ber died in North Carolina towus iuv- ovor I,0()0 population. Three candidates for Railroad Com mlasloner are already running. They are John G. Richards Jr, who Is serv ing tha unexplred term of the late J. M. Sullivan, State Senator J. II Wliar ton, a former commissioner who wants tn come back, and thv Inevitable Cann ier of Tlrzab. Columbia la aurely becoming an up to date great cltv Black hand letters threatening good people imleas tb*> pay to be spared ate worrvlng the po lice fore", and there I* likelihood of the atartlng of a municipal pawnshop at which poor people mav borrow money on jewelry, clothing, furniture. Ao. at a legal rata of iutoreat and coat of ap praising DECEMBER BURNINGS. According to Inatlfanoe Commission er McMaster’a report there were In Barnw»>|l County 7 flre«, loas 13.212 08, in Bamberg County 8 Are*, lot* fSitj In the State there were 185 Ares, total lossee amounting to tlOOJiOj 37 “Sparks on roofs” caused 13 Ares, the largeat number from ahy one cause. “ Keep the chimney* burned a good work for rainy day vs. Wtlioa and B. Plaintiff, M. Jenkins, Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed In the above entitled Cause, 1 wiU*< Bat Barnwell. In Iront cf the Court House, on Monday, February 5th. D. 1012 it being *»4e*day In said month within the 1* gul hours of ssle, the following descrilted real property: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situate in the County of Barn well, of .South Carolina, on Bog gy Out or water* *f the L<>w«r Three Hue*, containing Sfio acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by the land of II. B Cave «n<1 Mrs rtam Har- rlaon ; West by II. B Cave and Mr*. IV. A Blount; South and East by B. M. Jenkins and James Pre**ey, J. H. Good- son and Mr*. Leila K Lancaster. Thl* being the same tract of lant heretofore purchased by Mr*. Wilson at ttve Master’s .Sale In the case of S R- Wilson vs. O. I) A. Wilson and The Bank of Barnwell. Term* ««f s*N cash. Purchaser to pay for papers . II. L. O’Bnnnon, Master. Master’s oglce, January Llth MIL MASTER’S SALE. 8tate of 8outJi Carolina. County of Barnwell. Court ol Common Pleas. } right A XI). When Adam met Eve bo was batbfo and »hy. A nd be staioiiii-retl and blushed every time the came nigh. Till at la«t he grew bold and b^gan to p*y court (You oi«y put a l your troat in thl faithful report;. And he murmured to bet on an even Ing serene : "Y'ou’re ih« prettleat girl that I hav ever seen !” *nl> rttat’a now tiiar ariBTro! When Eve, with a beautiful bluah or her face. Yielded s| l y!v and sweetly to Adam’s etubiace. And put up her red lips for the true lover’s pact, i You may set alt this down aa an ab- sclute fset) Sb# Inquired, while be breathed the fond names on hN list : “Have you said tb*t to all the g'rl* you have klased t" axo Tusr'a mow that staktep! When Adam asked Rve If she would be hit bride, 8h* looked up and looked down, and she sighed. And she let him take hold of her lily- white hand, (Thl* i« history aow, a* you mu*t understand) Then site said, III a voice that wa» duIcedv |"W : ‘l must take time m think 'tit to sud den. you, know ” A*D TMAt's MOW THAT STARTED! been married a few •‘Wa're Invlieu ritb some When thev had year* or so. Then Adam told Eve: to go To a dlrtTler snd dance friend* down In Nod ” (Tills I* trulr au benic, although ii sound* odd/ Eva rap led with a tad and sorrowsul air ; ”1 can’t go. Dont vou see I have nothing to wear? a s d that's uow that *t a r r e d ! STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. C#l'NTY OF UAKNW F.LL, In the Probate C<*urt. By J. K. Snclllnn, Ke<i , Jadge of Probate Id Barnwell County. Whereas, Mr* Lizzie O Dicks hath made salt to mo to grant her Letters of Admin Istratlon of th* estate and effects of I’ K Dtclts, doi oASol. These are, therefore, to cite and ailmooish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said P. B. Dixits, deceased, that Uk’.v bo and ixp;>ear b<>for« mo, in tho Court of Pro bat« lobe held at Barnwell od Wedaraday the Mth day of Kcb , 1D12, next, after pnhllcatlon then • f at 11 o’clock in tho forenoon to show cause if any they have why the said adminis tration should not bo granted. Given under my hand this 25th day af Jan., Anno Domini. U)I‘J. J K. 8NF.LLING, Probate Judge. Published in Thb Bahsiwell Pe*plk Feb. 1st. 1512. DISCHARGE NOTICE. Notice la harebv given that wo will Ale our Arst and Anal report as execu tor* of the estafo of E M Copes, de •eased, with H'>n. John K Snelllog In the office of Judge of Probate up«n the 20th day uf February. A. D M12 and petition Ids Honor for an order of Discharge and Letter* Dlsmlssory. All creditor* and kindred will please take nutlee and govern yourtelve* accord ingly. W W Cope. J A. Cope, Jan. 29. 1912. Kxeoutora. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE Notice I* hereby given that the un dersigned will on Monday February Mth, Mil, Ale with Hon. John K. tinfiling, Judge of Prohate for Barn well Countv, her Una! return as ad ministratrix of the estate of Blanche B Best, deceased, and apply for Le’.tera Dlsmlssory. Carrie E. Best. Jan, 23. 1912. Administratrix- NOTICE OF ELECTION. The municipal election for the town of Sneiling will be held Feh . 8, 1912,10 elect one lutendant and four Warden*. The manager# of *atd election are: J. F Sander*, E, J. Rawla and B. K, Woodward. J. M Hill, Clerk. Charle# F Pechmae, In |hU own and as Trustee, etc , Plaintiff, against O. H. Owen*, Defendant. Bv virtue of a decretal order to me directed In the above entitled cause, wifi sell at Barnwell, In front of th Court House, on Monday, Febrnat 5th, 1912, It being sslesday In said month, within the leg„l hour# of sal", the following deacribed re«l property : All that tract of land * mate, lying and being In the said State anti County, containing seventy acre* snd bounded as follows: On North bv land* of the said O II O»on»; on S uttb by lands of the esfntfc < f Hay ; no E-ist by Barn well and Bsl loe Public Road and on the West bv the estate < f Hay Sold at ri«k of former purchaser Terms r.f sai*. cash, purchaser to pay for paper# H I,. O'Bannon, M aster. Master'* office. January lath. M’,’2. MASTER’S SALE. State of South Cardins, 1 Ci/untv of Barnwell » Court of Common Pleat. J. Id KaeWrilng, »l al vs. B. B. Eaaterllsg. rt al , Plaintiffs. Defenoant*. P.y virtue rf a decretal ordor te me directed In t te above entitled cause, 1 will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, February Jih, A D MIX, it being salesdav In • aid mnsith. wlUtin 'he legs! hours of **>e, the follow log deecr I bed rest prop- ertv : All that tract or t Nntatlon of laud sltua'e, lylog and being in Barn well Town sir Ip, C'laut v arid Slate afora • aid, and known as II II Easterling Homestead.” and containing three bun dred and sixty acres, mere or less, and bound'd *« follows: Nortli tiy Und* «f J 'I Ka«ter Ing anil land' • f W L. Cave; Ka-C by land- of \V L t'Hve and l«nd* of Annie P Easterling and land* of Halford; South bv laud- nf Annie P. Kasteiling and West bv land* of Lena Davie* and estata lai.d* of Anderson Term* of isle cash Purchaser to pay for paper*. II L. O’Bannon, Master. Mister’s office, January 15th, l!M3. Wheelwriglit anti Black smith Work Done Here 1 S-AIVIOTJ® E flu. on mi Ut rse shoeing a Specialty; also rcjtairing rubber tireri buggies. M. W. HITT, — At Johnson's Old Stand,— Black vllN. S. <7 The People Priatery otTers opportunity to particular people for selecting styles for their Stationery, Letter. Note jnd Bill Heads, Envelopes, Dodders, &c. During the Summer the pla*t was overhauled and put in ap ple pie order, new material bought and the office is better prepared than ever to give quick and satisfactory service fl^lfThere are ready for you and use over ninety fonts of Job and Display Typo* Some of these are of sizes and faces no longer made and cannot be duplicated. Those who may wish dis tinctive stationery should come m person and make choice of type and arrangement. We Can Please You! MONEY TO LEND. Money to lend or first mortgage at <■•*1 estate. 8 pet cent Interest oa amount* under $1000.(8). 7 per e«at oq amounts over $1,000 00. J. O. i*ftt9erson & 8o«. Mftderd Merchandise requires Modertj MelhoH*, and whoever heard that this store was not up to date? We have purchased from The Great Mill End Mill* Co of New York City, r less than 25 per cent on the dollar, 50 cases Mill End Merchandise. These goods consist of the very best Mill End Spring and Eall Dry Goods, such as Homespuns, Percales, Brillianteens, Silk#, and all the other things that are in ready need for your daily demands, and with this we are going to include our handsome stock that we carry, such as Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods and Notions—all will go in this Mill End Sale at less than the cost of the raw material, Sale opens Thursday, February 1, 9 A. M. and will aontinuft for 10 days. All can visit this Sale during the 10 days with the assurance that both sides of their dollar will do its kuty. Don't forget the day and date—Thursday. Feb. 1st is the day, 9 /\ M. the hour. Let nothing^teep you away. HT THE IL END B. MAZURSKY'S STORE MAIN STREET BARNWELL, S. C. MASTER’S SALE. Stats nf Hnuth Carolina, County of Barnwell Court of Common PNi*. Inn Kratluy, by her guardian ad I,Item, etc . Plaintiff, vs. Mary M ILtlford, rial.. Defendant Bv virtue of a decretsl order to me 11r» fjM) in the above entitled cause. I will sell at Barnwell. In front of t.-.e Court llnu-e on Mpmlav, February 5th, A t> 1912. It being »*]#*d*y in • aid month, wlihln the 1-gsl bonr* of sale, the following described real prop erty : Al 1 that tract or plantation of ( land, situate ia Barnwell Township, 1 County snd State aforesaid, containing ( 8(rv four acres, more or less, bounded North by land* of Marv M Halford. Kasl by e*tate of M A Aldrish, S -oth J by estate land* of M A. Aldrich and VS c«t bv C. W. and J. Q Moody and lands of Bsrhaiy Halford. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pav for ps|»«r* II L. O’Bannon, M aster. Msster'i office, January IIMh, 1912. PROBATE SALK. Hate of South Carolina. ) County of Barnwell. / Pursuant to a decree of the Probate i ourt of Barnwell Countv, dated the 13th day of December, A. 1) 1911, In tho case of R H Walker. Admr., vs. Jerry Gil , ct al., I will sell so the highest bidder, In front of the Court H'-uae in Barnwell, on Monday, the 5th day of February, 1912, during the legal hours for sale, the following de scrib'd real estate: All that tract, niece or parcel of land situate, lying and b*dng in Barnwell C antr, South Carolina, containing eight hundred and ten (*10) acre* more or less, and bounded as follows: North bv lands formerly of theestate of J D. Erwin and T. R Erwin; East bv Nods form erly owned by T. R Erwin; South bv | lands formerly owned by T. R Erwin and West by Savannah River. Term* of sale cash. Purchaser to pav for paper*. This kth day < f January, 1912. John K Sneiling, Judge Probate for B C. Thi- sale was advertised for sale dav In January, hut by request of the de fendants and with consent of the plain- iltfs was postponed until saleday In February, 1912. Ucsae pQ3& o2 Basxiwell (The Farmers’ Union Bank) r Out of town check* and draft" accepted for daposlt without exekaagK We pay 4 per cent in Sayings Department OFFICERS: Harry D. Calhoun, I’resi'leiit William L Cave, Vice I'rcs. N. G. W Walker. Cashier G. Miller Greene, Attorney R. C. Carroll, Asst. Cashier ♦ ♦ 9 DIRECTORS: J. J. Cochran T Jeff GruRbs Tarlton S. Cave William L. Cave Dr T**m E. Hogg Winton T Walker G. Miller Greene B. Leo Easterling “vVatch the lioipe Pav)k GroW” Sill suits ttl Ct Dnnbarten, S. C. MANtriCTDitKra of YELLOW PINE A]fD POPLAR ROUGH & DRESSED LUMBER FloorLag, Celling. Sldlng^Mo*td- Ings, Lath, etc. Can furnUh complete House Bills. Sa? Mills, Dry Kilns m Planing Mill HILL TOP STABLES Turns the New Year Leaf •‘There’s life in the old land yet’* and Charlie Brown has the facts to prove it in the receipt of a car of Choicest Horses and Mules from the best stock farms of the Blue Grass States, all pur pose stock and all of gilt edge beauty and every day sure service. ALSO TWO CAR LOADS of excelsior Wagons, single and double, Buggies, Surreys, Harness, Saddles, Bridles, and everything in - his specialty lines at specialty bed rock prices. COME TO SEE AND SAVE CHARLIE BROWN, Barnwell, S. C.