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*1} . v mev K4 »;, 4 Him ■w r When You Go To Build Get Our Estimate on Your Lumber Requirements Complete House Bills our specialty. An immense stock of sash, doors, blinds, screens, interior finish, columns, newel posts, grilles, mouldings, etc., to select from. Our facilities for handling your order promptly and with satisfaction, are un excelled. We own our own stumpage—operate our own saw and planing mills, and we know r jr product is right from A to Z. Call, phone or write. Get our estimate before you buy. AUGUSTA LUMBER CO. AUGUSTA. GA. GARDEN SEED FOR •KIN GARDENS I have on li.ml t large • npply of Fre*h t.ardvn Seed and can supply your needs for your Sl’KINO GARDKX. F handle the Fa moiia Wood* .Seen in package and hulk. Let me supply you with your Onion Keu t I ri.li l , o(»- toea. Cabbage I’lant*. etc , etc. 1 c»ll your special at- trntlnnto Iieason'a Two round Tomatoes — they have been proven Hie beet bv test. & A. Deason Agent for ffifil and Rexail Remedies Barnwell, S. C. FSW/LTi HATES OF 8LBSCKIPTI0N. in Advance, per Annuia >n Time •Webster^ New iNTERNAnONAL Dictionary THE MERR1AM WEBSTER? it la a NEW CBEA- p * c * - TION, oorerinn every field at the worlrF* thought, action and oulture. The only new unabridged dietionary in many yean. Because define* over 400,000 isevwae Wordj . more than ever before appeared between two cover*. *700 rages. 6000 Il lustrations. Rerana* H la the only dictionary with the heiF divided page. A “ Stroke of Genius.” Rwcant* H i« an encyclopedia in — a single volume. P.——- it is aooepted by the CcAirts. Schdoli and Preas aa (he one supreme au thority. Recant* who know* Wltth ^ - Success. Let ua tell yen about this new work. wantiw CAC.MEMUAM tfateiMM t**»*^w,if:rf»»Han. tsislrisate ■(*■ DISCHARGE NOFICE. t Notice Is hereby given that wo WFIl ..le our first and final report a * execfi- iV*ra of the e»tare of-K, M. Copea, de ceased, with Hon. John K. Snelling lit the office of Judge of Probate upon the 25>th dav of Kebruiry, A. 1). 1DI2. and perFUon his Honor for an order of Discharge and Letter* DismUaory, All credUora and kindred will please take notice and govern tour»«lvea aceord- lagli Jan. 1917. W. W. Cope, J. A. Cope, Ezeuntor*. AH I bast yegetahle seeds. Irish seed at Uolalrz., alto wk/if tots. fl* shad art Mgg b Rival U r iavanaab Rival At lynTCqaafg n. Mr. Ralph Dunbar bat bain ap ad post matter at ftltanton ai •« ioCapt. J. R. Daabar who rvtlg* tha offloa. Thla county <• to loic, for a time cnly It 1* hoped, one of It* heat riflien* in Ibe removal of Capt. W. T. Calhoun to South We*t Georgia, where land* are tin# and the labor supply plentiful. He hae rented hit Barnwell plaoes to Mr. Joseph Walker. BEST DRINKING. '■ Anv friend wishing to grow long handled drinking goarda can get free teed by catling on ua, or tending a re quest with etampt for return pottage. Msworial mrctiro. , TM BAaautlva 4>«bmlt^re of the RIvAfi Bridge Memvrial Ae*«viatl »n will Meet at the Ifarao'ial Grdiinda an Aatwvdgy. March »th, at S o'clock p. m. for the purpose of arranging for me* mortal •ervlcea. A full attendanue la aaroeaity requested. Dr. N. K. Kirkland gf , J. W. Jenny. Fre*. Pec. Called to ms reward. Mr. WjUia J. Martin, rip* —HI — THE WEATHER. Town prophet* do not look for good weather until after the Spring equinox on March 21at. According to an old Vew England »1gn If the wind blow* from the East on that day ugly Spring and Summer aeason* may he expected. ANOTHER HOMICIDE. At Elko on Friday evening Jack Porter, colored, wa* »hot bv young Ernest McKetley, who was *0 *everelv Injured by blows at to reoulre surgical treatment. Coroner Halford being; un veil the Inquest wa* held bv Magi* trale M. C. Kltchlng* of WUIiaton. SPECIAL NOTICE. All member* of Camp Edmund Bel linger, U. C. V., areearne-tly request ed to meet In the Sheriff’* Office at Barnwell on next Mondav. Sale Dayj for the purpOM of electing a Com mander and the transaction of *u*h other buslnea* a* may be desirable. SIGNS OF SPRING. Southern shrub* don’t *ee / / n?e Barnwell People, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2D. 1912 ll.IJO $roc One section of the chain gang 1* at a ntioeh Churah, the other near the A*hley Old Mill in Four Mile town ship W. V. Richardson, J. B. Morn*, Clerk. ' Hupr. i mind the weather or the w inds. The awnmn alder ha* been In bloom for some time, peach and elm tree buds are swelling and Tm PKorLs’e old faahtoned Illy bed U getting a little green. ' Come gent’e Spring, ethereal mildneis, come.” , ' GOOD ADVICE. A Ned Oak farmer of long experience and Lvel leaded advise* the planting of corn avdifferent tin’e* this strange year. I’krt* of the crop should be p ant ed In March, April, May, June and Julv. Out of so many planting* »ome till he aure to hit favorable aeatona The late planting* wl.l need fewer plowlagt than the early planted efopa. few sere* of good land planted with early Dent Seed in March will he ready for the mill and the mule* by mid Summer. HARMONY LODGE NO 17 A. K. M. /A rorularrommanication of Ihmnoey Lo-lgv No. 17, A K M will tw held In Vlaaonle Temple nr. Thursday Fjb. -Ai 7.30 o'ulwck VlslUag DreUiren are txrUlai.t lovUedto attrna. A. A. nemou, W. M. W m. McNah. ik<c Th* regular meeting ot n*mw«t ( IvOdge No 1ft, Knights ol Pythias Will jbe held at their (Lull on Friday night, *«t k o’clock. A full auanuaoc* it requested. By order of II. L. O’HANNON, C. (.. Wm McNAB. K R. A K. < RYMAL WHITE ORI’INION KGtiS for Sale. From hen* th»t are descendant* of th- most famous strain of fowls In America, and prim winners tfiem- i»nv<-. S,^i*c.ed p^ns that will insure fertile e g<* producing clllckl of great stamina and vitalilv. $.1 On per setting "f Li w 11H liberal tractmrnt for un- hat( bed eggs. . 1’. M . Buckingham, fel.^-tf Barnw. II, S C. W A N TE D— S* le»n’en, local or tra v- c|ing, for monuments, grave slabs, iron fencing, et< . Addres- 1 , Beil Bro* M arble Co , A t hens, 0*. THE MOON THIS MONTH. February:— Flr«t Quarter . 2.S Full Muon 2 Last Quat ter D New Moon lb • • • HERE AND HEREABOUTS. • I 0 • • Number* of farmars continue cotton picking. | Tomorrow the seven percent penalty will attauh to unpaid taxes. Will March come In like a lamb, to go out like a lion, or vice vers*. Next-Monday will be sale day. Only one real estate *ale I* advertised. The fresh water fish crop should ba good this Spring a* the swollen streams have made awimmlng easy. Dr. W. c. Milhon* and Mr. H. S. Mellichamp we-e onlalned Deacon* of the Barn well Baptist Church on Sun day evening. Rev. W. J Snyder received on Sun day aeveia) contribution* to the fund ^Yieing mlaed for the purchase of a home for Mr*. K Alston Wilkes. Farmer J, I). Garrison tells u* that when the sap begins to rite the granse*. weeds and tree* will soon draw the turplu* moisture from the soil. Judge E. E Morris, who lives just South of town, has lost 3> out of 3S hogs by choWx. A Clcmson eipert came down but could do no good to the sick animals. On next Sonday, Marcli 3, Rev J. C. Oolliittt of Sfirlngjllold will preach at the Mount Arnon Baptist Church at 1130 a. m. and at the Kline Baptist Church at 4.30 p. to. Gen. Frank H. Creech hae accepted an Invitation to be the nratof erf the day at the annual reunion of Camp George TV, Morrell, t« be held at Mey er'* Mill in April, ifttr the adjourn ment of the Spring tern of court. Mr. D. VT. Croshnd of Ellonton Was In town on Monday «nd Tuesday, Ms firat viait to Barnwell since 1870. Then the scar* of Sherman’s viaft were In evidence etefy where. The court house wa* a ruin, and only a few amall stores were doing busine*c. He waa pleasantly aurpriaed to find the place so greatly Improved. But greater progreai ha* been made in bia town, for Ellvnton was then a nameless corn field. We were *lne*r«ty glad to meet J again *0 good a friend. FOR MRS. WILKES. At the burial of Rev. K. Alston Wilkes In Washington Street Church yard in Columbia last week a ce'Detion wa* comtnanced to raise monev for the purchase of a tnod«-*t home for Mr* Wilke* and th* eleven children left fatherle»». Contribution* to this wnr- thv purpose msy he aent to Dr. W J. Murrav at CnlumbD, and (he Methed- *t preachers in Barnwell anrl Bamberg counties will no doubt gladlv receive and forward *ueh sum* a* the friends of Mr Wilke* and hi* family may feel willing and able tu give A BAD SUNDAY. Sunday w*« a clouded day In Barn- veil and In keeping with the melao- holv weather wa* the announcement by Rev John K Goode of hi* resign*- Inn of the pastorate of th* [larnwi>|l Hsptivt Church, to take effect April 1st He has accepted an Inspiring call to Cheraw. where he a i|| he th* »uci-e««or to th* late Dr . I, H. Shuc|t. who in hi» roueg maehoo.1 wa* pastor of the Harnwell Church AH Bamwrll re gret* the going away of Mr Goode anc he oounlT share* with the town the tncer* feeling of |ns« In tkl* departure of »o true a Christian, so wise a leader, to thorough a gentleman and so cunte- oraled a minister. THE M ARC 11 COURT. Jurie* were drawn on Monday The 11 ret six 0:1 the Urand Jury Hot hold nrer from last year. The last twalva were drawn on Mondav : J W Gouge, J G Moody, M S Heir, K A Duncan, Barney Baxley, T h Black. Barnwell—M B lligood, E I* Beit, W F Bate*. Black' Ilia—J Great Cypres* K« 1 Oak—W M Parker Rich l and—I A Cochran. Rosemary — VV*lfer A Hair. WHliiton—J L Shuler, John Bate#, P Porter. r I KIT WEXK PtriT J PRODS. Allendale : JC Oawald, W T KHey Jr, John Uonge, J B Bruneon. Baldoc: C H Hsuser, K S McLIo Barnwell- F M C*y«, H 1) Calhoun. BlH.-kvIlle: H D Still Jr, M N Bale*. H Welsilnger, M It Whittle. B Keel R K Allen, a Fui man. Four Mile: W F Duncan. J W Harrison. J J B L George’s Cre« k: B»xlev. Great Cypre#*: Paul Thomas Field*, B M Jenkin*. Red Oak : G M Wilkln*on, Woodward, W II Boyle*. Rich Land: E H Williams. Ban Anderson. Sycamore: It F Lvne*, J M Klnard, J R Goodaon. C F All, J A Vernon. Wllllaton: H K Johnson, EG Bolen, J L Muith, Fred W Toole, A M U**ery, W F Kitcblng*. J J Bell, E W Mc- Kerley. LONG BRANCH PUILOSO^DY. | We are now daily reading good ad vice given so cheap and free hy a'l the newspaper* and farm journal* that we can lay our hands on. They read so pretty we nometlrne* imagine wo are doing »ome of the fine ihingt they *ay do, hut when vfe Stop reeding and look around at the ponds and boggy fields with no mart made, every body eating three square meal* with nobody to asy quit, all hand*.stalking aimless ly about waiting for the moving of the water* The darkey the yettr round confides in t.a hla woe* and vttnta, he al»o premlrs the bdera tor he chief mourner over bia drug bill*, hot sup per casual tie*, magistrate cates and fines that result, and then he can’t be per*(tA<fo<) no way bin to keep both the Jewish and Christian Sabbath and then Monday to oyer it/ and aftet’ all the felloiy* who n«ter pul lea the httM oord 1 otsr a mule can tell ui when to pllmt. what to plant and just how to prepare l< and a number of impossibilities a bp things that a poor man Will never reach till* aide off Jordan, while the fellow between tM plow handlea could tell tbjuadvlaera a thing or two regard log tbeiltuatlon [and just how he came to be there} If he had time to atop long enocigh,- but some think that tbe man that goes broke i« the tery one to glvA advice, hke the rich man who wok# up in the bad plate. It Was (mo **t* for him but ha wanted a tne»- tenger seut to warn bia brothers Ac. Blah Mti BAMBERG COURT OR AN D JcnORS. H M Rhoad, J M Grime*. F W Free. L W w fci Co. Audit©*. aw! -Icb In ;hv eff of arid bnnoieA by itty C n: made la hi* Ibng and up: 1 < 1 fol life, died at hi* home la h's fawTr U ’.ie 5>*2 .’Ant’ ma<>, Itisr'. v'-Hi E A GOOD WORE. Cbmmanoing on Monday, Marcli 4th jUtte Superintendent of Education J. E Swearingen and Onnnty S'tperln tandent Horace.I. Crouch will spend fty* day* In visiting rural aohno|« They will be accompanied by meinhert of the county board of education. On Thursday a public meeting wt'l he held at Dunbarton, where a lively Interest U growing In favor of erecting S cnmmodintia new school billMIng Addresses will he made bv the two So- periHtendenu, Dr. W. M. Jones and Charles Carroll Himmi Erq. Ou Friday night a meeting will he held at Appleton where a movement I* In progrea* toward the formation of new school district. The work of the week will culminate at Barnwell on Saturday where the aeo- ond annual joint meeting of the teach er* and trustee* of the public Sohool* will he helrf. This gathering D lr>< tended to bring the teacher*, trustee* and patron* of the schools Into closer touch and th-- good to be accoinp uhed will be proportionate to the attendance. It is deiired that every school dl-irlut •hall he veil and numerously repre- lented. K M Sandifer, J A McMillan, Abstance, S E Neeley. J J Knarae, N Rhnad, J W Hill, 11 C Crum, U Kearse. PETIT JUROR*, lex. WSRK. J Z Brooker, K C John*, \V T, Kenneilv, J W bvllera, I D Copeland, K A TVinpleton, G E Ritter, J H Carter, Me W T'ant, E I’ Sojourner, Tbos H Turner, M W Rent/., I. A Griffith, W I) Rhoad, J K Walker, E D Taot, H W John-on. J II I’eirom, J F Fender, C R Brahhant J-., W [) Bestinger, Jno. R Merrls. (i O Sim mona.T II McCormack, A O W 1)111, K F Zeigler, W H Besslnger. J B Folk, A >1 Brabham, C R Carroll Jr , Hugh Sanders, A K Kentz Lee Aver, R L Ruber, L B Fowier, H F Klniov. PXTIT JURORS, 2nd. WKR.K. H D Hlers, J H Bazzell W C Z-lgler, J A Mitchell, J W Stokes, S W San difer, W BSmoak, PM Klnard, J C Klnard. D C Easterling. H D Drawdv, J Wm* Carter, J A IMee, A L Kirk- l*nd, O L Klnard, J W Goodson, H H Kearse, K M Klniey, Jessie J Copeland, T j Walker. M J Black, J K Cbasaa- reau, C F Padgett, M K Zorn, A K Zorn, W R Folk. W H Morris, J It Rhoad, O K Hler* F J Simmon*, A L McMillan, C H Bl«bop, G Lau.-le Man ders, O A McMillan, B W Beard, K I) Beeilitger. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Tlie legialatlve *es»|on of 1912 h*« broken all re,.*-nt record* In leogth, this being the eighth weak »|nce tne Aenafa and llouee were tapped to order kyth'lr preelding officer*. The teo- • lon between the t^ttvernor an«l tbe leg. lalators has caused this extension be ynnd the usual forty day* limit As th* members >>{ the General A>*emh!y ere paid the lump eum of |2O0 each the Htai* treasury suffer* onlv to the ex ten: of the payment of ■o|loltnrs, clerks aed laborer* tod the cost i f oo»|, water ■ nd light* The Legislature hat broken another record for which it deserves commenda tion It his done no Huudty work. After resolving 1.1 adjoern ftoellv on totlav Frbrnerv 2«th the Senate and H»u»e adjourned at 11 33 Saturday night until Mon lav. AH measure* ou wh’eh the Governor • nd Legislator* differ will !>• disposed of by today and the *e»»|on of 1913 will begin with few continued bdl* on the calendar*. Tbe Governor aed Log'slatnr* have been wide apart since the beginning of tbe session end the rift between them has become broeder »nd without bridge* In the appropriation bill pro tiding for the current expenses of tha ear there were different Item* Tae ou*e supported tha Governor e* te three of the vetoed item*, but passed the other 28 bv very large majorities, and the Senate voted will) tha House on the 2s item* presented In the upper rham her. It i* the law that when a Governor retoe* (disapproves) any actor Item it I* dead unless both Senate and House pass the measure or It-iu oyer the veto hy a two third# vote of each body In that case it becomes law without the signature of the Governor. Anv measure that remains in the hand* of the Governor fur three dav* while the Legislature Is In session without hi* apyroval or veto become* law a* effectively a* if he had signed It The session continue* until today »o that executive action mutt be taken on every bill parsed P. 3. Monday’* State itated that at an eatlv hwuron Sunday morning the House recalled fro.n the Senate the concurrent resolution toadjourn today The sky over the capltf'l wa* clearing on Monday and it seems sure that - task done” w| 1 be today’s parting words of the law makers, # news and Opinions. An 'Andrrsoa Uountv farmer says tbat AsafueUds will cure hog cholera. President 'fafl I* In favor of doubling tbe rate of postage charged newipaDtri sod magazine*. It was a mistake. Solicitor R. A. Cooper will nut be a candidate for At torney General this year. According to un country towns talk Blease and ajHi-Bleaae caffuidates for the Legislature are to try their strength in this year’s primary. Col Roosevelt has written to Presi dent Taft asking to be given the com mand of a regiment In case of war with Mexico, which is threatened Secretary of State Knox of the Taft cabinet has gone op a trip to Panama and Sooth Ameflcq to plaster up the Latin feelings bruised by Roosevelt’s big stick. On account of tbe 111 health of hla wife State Treasurer R. H. Jennings of Fairfield will not b# a candidate for re daction thla year, but his chief clerk; S. T. Carter, will make the face for tbe plied. — -*».«- NOTICE. The County Board of EqUatfxatfon rill meet on the fourth Tuesday in March. J - - p _ on Monday, aged 81 year*. In ii« daath a good man and trna has ended tha long lift of a man of stain:-** character, of a great kindly heart, of a gene rout hand, and eyetj duty of Hf* we)] done he baa pa«aed Into tha life eternal to reeelye the welootne of the loved onea gone before. For man v year* he was one of the lesdlng'men of Blsckvllle, until the Infirmities of age forced hla retlrt ment from the aervleeof hit family and frlenda he Joyed so well and by whom hi* memory will long be cfierDhul. The world In which he lived and la bored wa* better by hla atay on earth. To the home heart* so *»dd#ned hy hl- absenco goee tha sympathy of inary friends, and with them reiniln dm as surance that they sh ill moot him again beyond the gats* of human partings , NOTICE. Tb# Township Board of A»se*»ora will meet the flr*t Tuesday in March far the purpose of c*uvas»lng the re turn* of their reaponrlv* townships. . / R. W. Riley. Co. Auditor. " MELON SEED Slonfiy's Improved TFafson. Extra fancr, from mc| >ns tf> lbs and over, Erst from the vine*, fi-H* reserved exclusively for aoed purposes. Rind very firm, thn best carrier, best ship, per; meat very sweet, luscious, melt ing, excluding other melon* from nil market*. Very prolific, producing car per acre, Seed 75 ct*. lb. In any quan tity f. o h. AUendale S. C , cash with order. L. A. Sfoney, AU'nda e, H. C Reference*: Allenda'e and Citizen's Bank*, Allendale, S. C. NOTICE TO CREDITOR*. District Court of the United States, District of South Carolina. In the matter of W. 11. H orper, Bankrupt. To the Creditor* of the ahote named Bankrupt : Take notice that on the 20 dav of Febry , lftl2, the above named hark- rnpt fll*-d hi* (letftion In aahl Court pravlng the eonfirmatI >n of the com position heretofore offered and accept ed, and that a hearing w«» (hereupon ordered and will be had upon **ld pe tKlon on the 8 day of Mareh. 19I2. he. fore said Court, at Charleston, In said District, at 11 o’clock In the forenoon, at which time and plsi-e all known creditor* and other persona In Intercat mav appear and show can*", tf 41 y they have, why the pr*yer of « a |d (, r tlilon thoulJ not he granted, Richard W . H ut»nn. Clerk. MASTER’S SALE. I State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. Court of Common Fleas Ins Bradley, hy her guardian tern, tie.. ad agaimt Halford, »t al . FUiniilT, Mary M. Defendants Bv virtue of a decrvta! order to me directed In the *hnv« enti:L-d cause, f II] aell at Harnwel 1 , In (r.-nt of the Court H 'U»e, on Mondav, March 1th, A. D. lll'i. It bi-tne »»h"lav In *ild montb within the legal hours of »*le, th.< folluwlug leacrine I real pr»t»eitv: All thnl tract nr p antutiou of laud, situate. Ding and heinc In Barnwell Township, County and Stale afnresah', I'ontalnlng fiftv six A'i; a- rca, mom or le**, and ho n.lcd North br Imd* of Beatrice Miwire; East hv eatate land- of M. A. Aldrich; Snath t»V Imd* of Ina B. Halford and We«t by land* ol Bar- bar* Halford. Term* of *vl« cash, puroh**er to p«y for paper* H L. O'Bannon, M aster. Master's office. February >Rh. DT.2 BANKRUITS 1’F.THTON FUR Dls( H.\ kge. IN TME DISTRICT rot RT OF THE ( NITtD • T 41 VS, Fur ths District of 8. C. In the M alter of Meyer Levy, Bankrupt, No . . . . In Bankruptcy. To the Honorable HENRY A M SMITH, Ju'ige of th" District C"irt of Die United Mates for the Dtstrh t of South Carolina : Meyer I.evv, of Barnwell, In the County of Barnwell, and Sutenf g r; , In a*hl District, respectfully repreaent* th*t on the 19 day of Dccr last (last he w*a duly adjudged Brnkrnpt under the act* of Congreia relating to Bank rnptcv ; that he has duly surrendered all his property and right* <- f property, and ha* lolly complied with alt tne m qulrement* of said act* and of th.- or dera of the Court touching hi* Bank runtov. Whfiefore he pray* that he may be decreed hy the Court to have * full dl«- ebarge from all dent* provable again*' hi* estate under aald Bankrupt Ac's except such debt* a* »re exosptcj b,' Jaw from *uch diacharge. Dated tbi* C day of February A. D 1912. Heyer I.evv, Bankrupt. ORDER OF NOriCE THEREON. DISTRICT OF 8. C. — SS : On this S daf of Febritarv, A. D. 1912, on reading the foregoing petition, It la— Ordered hy the Court; that a hearing be had upon th* same ou the ]l dav of Marcli, A. D. 1912, before said Court at Charleston, S. C., in *ald District, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, and that no tice thereof be published In Trig Barx- ♦ *Lt PxoFlk, a nswApaper printed In (aid District, and that all knoffn cred itor* and other person* In Interest mav appear at tbe aald time and place and •how cause, If any they have, svtiv the prajier of tbe said petitioner Ibodld ndt be granted. An To live well you muat hkve good vegetables, and to have good vegetables buy your gardan aeed* tod potatoes , kom an—C. F, Mo Mr. Lod It is Further Ordefsd hy tha Court, that tbe Clerk vhalj fend by mall to ail known creditor* copies of (aid petition and fbfl Urder, addreaaed to tbetn at thrflr'places of real deuce as stated. Wltneii the Honorable HENRY A. M. SMITH, Judge of tba (Seal as Id Coart. arid the eeql of the thereof at Cbarlefton, 8 Court; C., In seld District on the 8 of February, A D. !»lf. Richard W. Hutsof., ClarV, ^ * “D.C.3.C. Ckrlr^ II. 9. S3 *4 PM Spring is on. the' Wag — and Are the Prettiest and the Best r ■ _ •* W of the thirty ycar$ of my mercantile experiertcet fn White Goods, Ginghamst Pcrcates and Madras 1 have the first choice of the best houses in the leading dry goods centres. FOR MEN My Spring Stock of . _ . . CROSS!:!? SHOES MAKES-UFE'SWALK.EASr TAAot-MARK. is Superb. A Lovely line of Children's Oxford's for the little folks. All Fall and Winter Goods Greatly Re duced in price to make room for Sweet Spring's Surprises I mean business, If you mean business come and you will go no farther, for I will sat isfy you. & ■ F. MOLAIR BARNWELL, 3; 6. Bank the Proceeds* " bf IlFN Fon market vnnr eotton you should hank th* proceed*-( pen aft account with no—|g. ► trad nf carrying tbe mortar (ft your poefeet or ke-plftg It In Tour Ik ti«e. flMonev krp'at home or In j our pocket* I* subject t© I; •* from fir* er tbeft VIf you aboul.l get check* nr draft* for enttnn nr any. fnlng *l«* drawn on other hanks, ymi dn not hate tU pre**r.t th*io Ih |>*r*(.n to the bank «n which tl ewn to g*t (h*m cashed Bring or mall them to u« ai d w« »ffl < < p*. 11 he moo. I and plate It to fotir credit on otir bnota stit.Jrci to check. Come anti see Us or write us, 4 ojo Paid ou Savings BANKofWESTERNCARi BARNWELL, S.C. CAPITALS.SURPLUS $500,000 3 LOCAL D/RECTORS t George M Rates J.M.Easterling JBujtler Magood P.M.Buckingham CAR LOADS READY FOR SALE A Car Load of Horses and Mules of it t Standard ^xeellfeficli hanuled by me and that have made BlackvilU best market in Lower Carolina lately received ready for most Reasonable sale* A Car Load of genuine fted IList FroofSeed Oats, tftaWn os my own places and the best of this kind thkt C soil and seasons can produce. Only 75 cent* a Btifthel. A Car Load of* the splendid Bancroft Oa+s, made frit ii»y jilaces, a really unequalled grain fof All stock and fiist favorite whenever kridwn. ' Onlt li dollar k 1 cah spafe from my reserve for platiiiti^. two eftr loads. The quant’tv is limited, the low, so the wise farmer Will be quick tH from my Wonder Ctop*. -■rm BLACKVILL®, 4 ’ ’i! - V. i'T* i .