The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 29, 1912, Image 4
CLASSIFIED AD COLUMN
IrMlian lUinnpt' Duck f 0 *’ srttlng. ' For Sale—Tw o second-hand pool ta-
$2.00 per 12. Write Mrs. R. H. j bles, almost new; sell cheap. A.
Middleton, Clarks Hill, S. C. i S. Thompkins, Edgefield, S. C.
Cow IViis, S<r>s, Velvet Deans, Cotton Duff Orpington Kggs and Chicks;
Seed*—(let catalogue. Willet Seed 1 splendid layers. Write for folder.
Pro- n weiful r Pennanem
^ stubborn mm Good NMtto «r*
> an aiaatlf yield to I*. PP. Wtlny- it cure*
wry quickly Vheaotb«rtnedi- yaakoaMyeuiW
FIRE HALT AT
Company, Augusta. Ga.
Deduce Your Fat—Send a two cent
stamp for particulars. Address
Mrs. J. I). Davis, Fremont, N. C.
Ttefiiacd to Sign Medical Inspection
• ' /
Act, and to Paw This Dill Ovey His
Veto Will Probably be First D«*b
new to be Taken I p by House
W'hen liCgialnture .Meads Today.
The Columbia cotrespondent of the
Ausuata Chronicle says the South
mailed Ift , a,,, special session last
and probably one of the first
things the House will have to decide
during the recess session la whettier
or not the act providing for medical
inspection of children in the public
schools by a physician employed by
th« schools' boards of trustees is to
become a law the “veto of the gov
ernor to the contrary notwithstand
ing." The act with Gov. Hlease's
veto message was returned to the
V House last Saturday night and re
ferred to the committee on medical
affairs which Is expected to report
■oon after the House reconvenes.
The medical Inspection ad wds
considered by many a decided for
ward step. It *as drawn with a view
to protecting the health of children
In South Carolina's schools, helping
the boys and girls to nop'lrc a sound
mind In a sound body. Many of the
ailments to wdilch children are espec
ially subject, such as adenoids, ate
recognised by physicians as an im
pediment to their mental, as well as
physical, development.
If a child suffers from such ail
ments, the school physician la to re
port the case to Its parents or guar
dian. Medical Inspection of school
% r ■. children had the hearty endorsement
of South Carolina Federation of Wo
men’s clubs and the Nouth Carolina
leal Association. Medical lnape< -
haa been tried with success In
public schools of Spartanburg
tad Seneca.
In a veto message, Governor Hleast
had certain faults to find with the
construction of the Mil which he
claimed was Indefinite as to Its pro
vision allowing the school board to
employ physicians. The remainder
of the veto message was a democratic
appeal to the prejudices, and it is
safe, even at this early date to pre
dict that, If Governor lllease is again
a candidate for the office lie no a
holds in the primary next summer
he will rehash part of this same
medical Inspection veto message Into
"campaign thunder."
And. In this connection, s ctsual
reading of the -<2 messages, s; e. ial
and veto, the governor h is sent to
the general ass* mblv alroadv (and
the end Is not yett reveals the fart
that the majority of them readltv
lend themselves to conversion In'"
demagogic harangues it is practi
cally certain that (’andidate Itti-i-o
Wifi Inflict r* snm**s of h'.a h:*ci 1 fu
. messages to the general usscmtdv
■pon the voters of South Carolina
next summer
1 Of course, the House has expunged
• the Vlleat. of these special ntec-ages,
the one which accompanied Mte ve 1
toed libel a<t. fr om 1 ' s r* * ot d, but i , , •
even this will pteh.ihly not prevent
It being used on the "stump'' hy tin
present governor of the state of South
.Carolina when ho goes botore the , p.
people to ask them for otflee n'Ttiln >
on hla “record '' 1 i ,
During tlie recess from last Sat
urday night until next Wedne lav
night, the exodus of niemhi r.s of th* |
Legtslat ure from C’olutiilua lias been ' • ,e
Very general for, the n asou tli.c so , .
many of them had planned their bus- motive . ,.n lm
him after 'rf Tae 11 s’ e etr
sitondal ' ! \\ 1 , • i a * .*i* *i• • an I
s|:\ for
The following sad story of a Spar
tanburg feruily is fold by the Jour
nal of that city In Us last Monday's
Issue: •
Tula Ruckner has joined Horace,
Maud and Mrs. Duckner. The fourth
member of this family died Inst night
at 1 1 o’clotk after an illness of about
two weeks. She lived just, one week
after-Horace passed away. Ruth fol
lowed three days later and on last
Saturday morning the mother died
On top of this Lula followed them to
the beyond lust nigJit. <•
There remains in this family now
the husband almost crazed from
grief and sorrow; Norman, the 14-
year-old boy, who according to phy
sicians, lias but a little chance, and
who may soon join his mo'her and
brother and sisters. Then there is
Harvey, the bright, blue eyed boy,
who after the other members of the
family are burled, will remain to
comfort tiis age 1 father in his last
days on earth.
Across the street from the Ftuck-
nor cottage, then' is a married daugh
ter of Mr. Hm'kni r. She, with a very
young child, ts’ des; crate’y ill, and
much anxiety Is felt for her.
Yesterday afternoon at .1. F.
Floyd's urfdertnking establishment,
'he funeral of Mrs. Ruckner nnn i
Ituth was held. The father, scicken
with grief, was crazed and paced the
hour back and forth, wringing tils
bands ami refusing to tie soothed.
Tlie mother and Until in the same
casket were laid to rest beside tile
body of Horace, Who had been burled
scarcely a week.
Tbe fathef turned to bis little
home to assist in nursing Ills daugh
ter. Lula and the son Norman. Lula
told him yesterday that she would
die before morning. And last nleht,
the angel of death vls'ted the home
tor the fourth time during theNveek
and took away Lula.
Toni Mathews, “the nnder'akor.
vent to the home ea-ly this morning
lie found Mr. Ripkner walking hacl
and forth In the street, knowing no*
what to do. an! the two cli ild -en , t tie
enly two remaining. Kneeling at th<
vide of tile tied where there lay the
l",ad ho lv of I ,u'a
The f ii i . re 1 vv IS In M t 1 Is i ft.-*
noon at '! o .! ''k. at Mr l-d.iv I s on
North Chuph street, just VI hours
111 *•*• 'he mo'her and h t.v hi! (>*-• t*
t utied. file was hurled tu .-I to Hor
ne, Ruth and M r motln r. Is there
any wonder tint Mr Ru kmr, and
1 h« remaining children''are to irly tn-
.-.ine, tifter losing four loved one-
w . I Mn sewn 'liort <1 ■vs’
Ft >1 D MU.FR U mu: \sl.FFl*.
- — ♦
v *(\entli of <*'1 ii s of Siu-iliir Climes
\ * t l lievpli.il ( (1.
Flamo Driven by HIkIi Winds and
Hundreds of Families Driven Into
Ritter ('old.—l ire Moved so Swift
ly That For Many Rersons Kllgb;
Was Dace . For Life.
Driven before one of the coldesl
Texas "northers” of the winter, lift
early Wednesday burned a huge dr-
ngular strip llirought the eastern
i . identiul and mapufacturluK section
of Houston. It swept across million
doUar plants and flimsy frame struc
ture with ennui ease, until fully live
million dollars damage had been
done.
Although no lives were lost, more
iban a scojv of persons were injured,
while thousands were driven from
'liiir homos and suffered the stlua
ot tiie f reot'.l fig temperature. 1 to
burned area by daylight was a mil*
ind a half long and from a citv
dock to u (juarter of a mile in wUlth
liuffalo liayon. a narrow coffee col
ored stream, was the scene of the bat
•1** royal against the flames. Here,
liter the tire had swept on, with
s^aictly a scmbl imm of control, four
hours, the firemen made a desperate
'pud tint although the fire leaped
Hie bayou'Ut places, tlie conflagration
■v as checked.
The fire started in a two-sfor\
'l ame strueMire near ILirdy and Op*.-
leu.- is streets and spread to a feed
s'ote. Then it jumped Rtniutr.uienu?-
ly to thria* more frame hoarding
I.ouses turd (tie roar of tlie flames on
a .'!.'>-mile northwest wind began to i»e
o*t inrnis. The Star and Crescea'
ho id, fPlirick structure, next caug’.t
f-'ioim that t omeut tin* fire s<'euii d
in end control. I ’rr. ing ahe.i I wit
f ghtful rapility, it swayed from sid*
■n sid** and tonvui's of sparks so.me-
m i s seen,i d to reach ont thr*'i
(liob e S. C. Duff Orpington Cockerels
and Pullets, each, $2. Eggs, 15
Sheldon Polish Company, Sheldon, ‘ for $1.50. A. Perkins, South Hill,
Mo, | Va.
First class fruit tr«*« > s cheap, write
for catalogue, agents wanted. Ca
tawba County Nursery, Newton,
N. C.
Eggs per Dozen—Rourbon Red Tur
key, $5.0 0. Af am moth White Pe
kin Duck. $1.25. Rlack Lang-
sliang, $1..50. E. C. Raker Jones,
Railey, Tenn., via S. R. R.
Ixcllci-strii.Hs Crystal White Orplng-| ;
tons. Famous layers. 1 Eggs $2.no j Crystal White Orpingtons, from i\el r
for 15. Harry P. Shaw, Gaffney,, lerslrass, $50 pen. Eggs, $2.00 per
S 4 C. | 15. Cockerels $2.00 tvich. Reale
Poultry Yards, 910 E. Park Ave.,
Free Wholesale Catalogue Jewelry
new book novelties, etc. Fagan
& Co., 4,5o A Rank Ruilding,
Rarncsboro, Pa.
-avannah, Ga.
1 ’t 1 * I I n v. i nc ;rcss, *
'vi i!,i og h'ers, vv t-re kill*
t.: g h t 1 n ! In ; r i ■e-lo. i "i r I
'I •• v is. i h<* si v * n * h of ,i ■■"•l
11 i r c. in i-s will h have
jer son '1111
5fond i'
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For Sale—Cow Peas, Ohufas, Soja
Reans, N. ('. F'eanuts, etc. Write
for special price list. Hickory ——
Seed Co., Hickory, X. C. : For Sale—<\\ ill sell the rest of i
Dig Money -mailing our circulars on
commisffflph,' either sex anywhere.
Sample and particulars for stamp.
Magnolia- Toilet Cream Co., E. Eos-"
ton, Moss.
P. P. P.
Malta* rtdt red. pore blood—deanae* the entire
■yatem —clear* th* brain—»trengthen» dlfestioa and nerve*.
* A positive •pedfic (or Blood Poison and skin diseases.
Drives out Rhcumptlsm and Stop* th* Pain; ends Malar!*;
• A wonderful tonic and body-builder. Thousands endorse It.
F. V. UPPMAN. SAVANNAH. GA.
No. 24 McWhorter Horse Fertilizer
Distributor
For Two and Three Row F'u rrew Work, Side and Top
Dressing Growing Crops, and Hroaclca.sting IVrfcc'ly (l ft.
« in. Wide. : ; : : : : :
ADJUSTIBLE Wl EELS.
o
, udclira'ed Columhia Long St.i 1 ]
Ivelleistrass Strain Chrystal White | Cotton Semi for 75o per buslK 1 I
Oipingtons—Drop a card to W. A i Address R. E. Cuth!>ert. Sunuaer-
E. l-'ort, Marion Junction, Ala., fori ville, S. (’., Rox 14 4.
booklet containing useful inforura
tion.
See Europe at the cost of a rutumi r's
vaiation. Parties being-enrolled
now. For circulars, etc., write .las.
I/tar Sims, Orangeburg, S:.C
~w~
- ks ah* ad. all th 1
i Iilv '"-.v ai I t tie m.
time e it i:i.
ote th.ick.ly jiop
ship O. D. Sires A ( 51 in pa nv ('trirle;---
ton, S. (’, your poultry an 1 c.ggs
Cane Syrup, I'.ip'er, Hides, Skit--.
R'-esvv i\, e'c. Hieto-s' prices paid
'i)’!* bustiels lui-Toved I'ulnot Cot
ton Seed finest lot planting seed to
lie found. Yields'2 hales per acre.
I bu . $ l 5 hu., '.f'c. f. o. b. Atti-
ens, G.i, Route 2. S. P. Kenney.
I're.'t I’roiif Selected Caldmge Plants,
bunched, correctly counted. $1.25
p- r tin usand d-Miveri d in South
Carolina an 1 North Carolina. En
ter i.-e I’fiH't Co, Meggetts, S. (’.
'• i.k - ‘.-Uh •ia J&fcr
Ciu-lied stone, any size, any iinaufi \gi'nt> Wanted—I’:z tuoney to tms-
ty. Prompt shipment from C-vlum tie- ••* , Siei'h (’ trolina town,
hla. S. ('. Write or wire for prices n IP* <- r* al .-uat**. Wrl'e for fre**
Marshall and Spencer Co, Jack lot o.T* r. Col Ida Realty Co,
sotiville. Fla. | Sou b* rn I'ddg.. Washington. D. C
Price F. (). D. I'm lory $10.
Hopper Capacity 275 lbs. Fertilizer.
•*u|M*rb (.olden Duff Orpingtons, 1m- l ues f-otu p.-n White Orpingtons
One hand and rme n -He < an <1 o more and better work thao
four ban is at-2 fe ,t :,iu *-s. It yo : ttse i efili/’-r you can t
afford to do w ithout tills Dist; ihu'or. Order today. Addr-83
ported ^toek. Egits from Special
Ma'ings. $2.eo. 1 lility $1 M R-
Ing List f'-ee. l-:ik-\'i!la Poultry
Yards, Eikin. N. C.
••Ia»«--! s-'-ction of the ri'y across Ruf
fold h iy on
At tiu t-s the ho'ts of flanie would
In i • *• • * a h i d . I: c h' in e oti t'<oi
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V to I 111* s' reel -c
if 1' * ds it was a race fe-
!i* ; *■ mail- llo e'tert III S'i V (
*• s the fiat-ics nrlv.anceil a
irmy of ni Hit clotio-s cla-i
mcti, wo'-iti and children form**'
n.l dashc 1 en and on. h*-ing d r ive-
■•om one place of r-foge to another
y the progress of the flames. Coo!
'•ea Is, rnally realizing the (langt-r
"*um**d cha’-ge of the situation an
i a short time comp'-ll* d refuge*'
■e go to the rear of tin* dostructtv
t vno-s
1 or Sab*—Pi a til I tig S- •-.! Lena S' i
I 1** rpiand Cot -on at } ' - f ’ p* '
liusii* ! Ker f .r'h.-r in f etma'i n
appiv l It Yeutig ,X f’euipiliy, Ro\
I ! : Cl; r b .-'en, S C
'Ii• DiHlehai k *■ C*/cnia 'Milv* 1 —
>htti r* a * 1 y ; cum, sor*- . erysi: •
I i -. s.-rof:i'\, •• ; **•, ;:d s ,t.
f,-. ' M-i c i .-d T it-1 I- '( .
,v S-*fi. Cop*.a "i !g , T .'• hi < i‘r -
■•eil le lay. bn <1 to pay ; uutg fa
p o: - s'; am S in a i*- c inr*
! * . horns, 2 •< g > 1 -m.u.
.liners 1.. .loom 1 J 1 "
f n i- o'- i ' 1 W VI Page
1. nd. S C
to.moo Wloti- iind I'rown l<‘.-T-o**i
<■'*1 kin’s .-'t:-! laying I’uilets Rred
for • g;’ ■ re ! e - |i III I’oi; ' , v f i,
nine fe-;.a'es, on*- cock, $2.nn for
i’‘’ei-n. Five of tlie females first
pr: e vv it m s will sell the pen
for $ 1 - o '. S. .!. Harwell, Adel.
Ga. |
Mnlernit y Saniial ilim Privat**. re-
t' ■ • 1 1 * t: i * -: i 1 i in i te.i num her of
; a' ’■'> r ,r* i'e- homes provbled
' . n' ■* : •. for adoie Ion -
"' 'I T M i'. ni II. 2n Windsor
S'. • • '. i, Ga
I or sale—. h. \ a , Hunch and
t R i Ian - Yol v Peas,
'' ' • - G., , 'a» M an. mo' !i Yel-
• -. ■ • Write for
' ’ I- •• ■ I-' H 1 ary Seed < 'o , Hirk-
o-.. N ('
lie t e.i „ !i!i, 1 \.-,riHUi«n sett Turkeys.
f ii i >i !• rs for eg as
-•k* • l.-.o ; C R l.eg)l(»riiS.
S G K I Re Is Ml |(-k I level and
V . - - o F : o I Li I Poultry
Y • K. 1 N C
W. M. Patrick,
Woodward, S. C.
M:p:di. ,1 with -iris Ptices r. as- \» |.,.ke) ■ nd all drug hat,-
on C le \ti'i-ri- an Poultry Plant j a . j,..,,,,, ,, r
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d Ohio.
W W Is I(> s\\ i: THE P\DTY.
Chandler Suggests That Taft and
T«‘<ld) WitbdrHW.
Tie- sc.r-.'i-stii'u that both I’realden’
T.Gt and i'ot •••..•r Pn >idi-nl Rooseveit
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hi; ips and U- 11 tl ats'omobi'ei u
to- - j I’e.-!' . - s s. i u r* I g -.. 1 1 ' i' ■ -
$ 2 5 ; i-r vv i ,-k an! u; (' 1 , :do: ■ *
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* olloii si*,-i|—(’ . -1 k s In p r e ,| 1 '.
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Saturday when the session
have ended bad not the tu . <
s rscess arisen. j
ThS, app£All«' i:,ll(,n !, ill will prob
ably be* reported back to the lleusi
and Senate by the committee of free j
conference Wednesday night. The |
tnembera of the committee, u, on 1
whom rats the important task of cor
relating the differences of the House
and Senate on the way the s'ate s!
money shall be soent during 19 12
are: Senators, W L. Mauldin. P. L
Hardin. J. W. McCown and Itepresen
tatlvea, L. J. Browning, T. J. Kirk
land and F. M. Cary. -
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Retting a grip on you?
RhcuTi.Uisrn is t’ie m >st distress-
inp; an 1 diw ui.-.t^in; of all trouhies.
N rc c isv'sonr of ten can be cured
by usin^ N 11 Ts Liniment.
\\ !i zre tfp-re is no swelling or
fever a few applications will relieve
you.
No iYs Lini ment penetrates—does
not evap >nte Lie? o her remedies.
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JI’DGR JONES IN WASHINGTON.
On Personal Dusincs*, Kefiising to
Discuss Politics.
The Washington correspondent of
The News and Courier says Judge Ira
Jones, who resigned the Chief Jus
ticeship of the South Carolina Su
preme Court In order to run for the
Governorship against Governor
Bilease In the Democratic primary, is
at the Willard Hotel there, and will
fi - Irfobably-vemain until Tuesday after-
noon. Judge Jones spent a large part
Of Monday at the Capitol and took
hmch with Senator and Mrs. Tillman
aad Repreeentative Legare in the
Ben ate dining room. Among the oth-
*r members of the delegation seen by
. Jones during the day were
BUtatives Finley and Johnson.
| a*t In Senator Tillman’s office,
Jwtm refused to say anything
ylalt to Washington, ex
it \sra* on Tpatters of per-
H* declined courte-
V to discuss State pol-
t ^hont bis can-
WOM \\ \\ \N IS DIVORCE.
Hii'.hand in the R* nit,-nt ini y for Ti v
i'ig to Kill Her.
Re, t'.m-'e. ! l-.e. aRe:-, r. l;i.-f he u;,!
^ now 1". il g I I e: PI i'l t 'll- Pell! h
' a'olin i Pet-;', a' i i- . Pc .’i.i-.i'ivig at
her. Mrs VV. Fr ttires Smmrk lia -
brmight divorce pee-(-•■.lin -^ irfeh^-
Iiam Stipe': tor G iurt at. Suva tin ill. Ga..
gainst .1. E. Smouk, h.-r liushaud
First papers were tiled Mom!.tv. Thi.-
oil pie was rn.lined in I'.till. She
1 harged, along with the more ^eriou-
nllega ion that Smoak nn ; e rm ms-
sauit on in r, that he is an h P t-.ial
''run!,an!. Tiie .-issatiR, s!ie charge;
occ.urred in s’ep{c:nfe-r, t!'! ti, i,:,
South Carolina. A shotgun vv is u.-rd.
she alleges, and, aitliou.- h site vv ts
not liit. the shot spRiitered the door
lacing near which she was standing.
For this o;T(*nee tkn-.oak is now doing
time in (ht> sister State Ih-nitentiary.
she, avers. Ylrs. Stnoak wants her
maiden name of W. Frances Hire re
stored to her in the final decree.
VV Vs VV El l M il V I si: \.
le.-Tiier Took 1 amislicil Mm I rom
tti<- Stianded Ship.
The Erl: ish stc in i r Cuban, w hi. :
Med at Liv, rpeei Sunday nigli'
e-u N, a Orb ans li.etn ht into pot"
ne of Mu* (few of tlie Hritish stu;
nn- vvliicli vv 's wrecked in a heavv
ot'in ;it sea. Tbe Em,* tv as hound
:a Ros’oil. lb u iry 1, from Rue
' A ir»-s. The Cijhan pa:;s*>,l tier ot
February < in lati'uil** 40 north, long
i ude .5" vim, and rescued those o;
Jie.r^w who had managed to kec;
Mn tuseiw s_ aljv*-. Six of tlie c'revv
va-:,' ,1 "o-Aned vv!ii!e the in,aster of Me
E' ne, (’ait. Firkctt. iris wife, the see
■ t;d n>ate and a .passenger, ar** miss-
dig Only Mie cargo was keeping Mn
• . i ■ y
•'ll ;! -be
E-eiim:..
■ is r- | u i' ■
Co Rn'-t- on,!
G . s fur s,ilc—Your h-
I !. i v *- sit, i: le cnuMi t,",
vv tu tl' I's. Jit'.-t! to I i \ .
! -
!"I1-
$ 1 2
p- r 1 -5 eggs. M a: . 'o ' h pc'
Pu-'ks, fine stuck. $1 2 > p,,-r !!
eggs. I lire I no s' in k a km. .1
I.. I'liilli; s, (Irangeiin: g, S ('
-r-——
For Sal**—Limited ninni>*-r ve.ir ob'
\\ bite RlyntnuMi It n k (biz k--n Is at
f •* rifico sir* d by h;:;ii pri* *••! t-ri/i
w into-rs, gnarrui'i-i d our*- line br* i
I "she! strain, also pullet^ div ebi-
and ergs for ha'ihing Wiiite Rock
i’oultiy Farm. stiurg, Eia.
tc at
at.
i lie Soiillii-rtl Couiinel’cial Dui-eaii is
a buaiuctia clcaaiug Juunux.—*on*(4y- *
ing (msiticss nn-u .vitli higii t-radi
belli "f every kind; and furnis!iin;;
, ' rks, stciiograjdiers, hookkee, erf. '
and othi r sada ied peeple wiili po- 1
sit ions suit, d to : In ir abili' v VV rite '
for pa rticihit's. - Room 2->. Caro
lina Rank Rnitding, ('olun;i.d.i, S. C.
iV ant ■ T r- »*••.• »'-•;*’ * - n tavnn’xf
• | t t h •• Ml South -
n - ' F W" vv in* tperi hanto.
- i - - • ■ , ’ -! a goo 1 i|o -' or
cl i - ! ■ r k i t, e iH-tl t o
! - , i ■ a . ,- • ■ •, v. 1,1 r , ss, J
V v- ' . . :' -l.M.'. •!,t. \ C
Rl.-i !. (>i| inuton ami Pggs for Sale—
. 1“ . v': ' - G \ r Ft at'** Fair
a- ! i h .•!-■•■ P iumtv Show. Fine
1 : - : a -I i ari v 1 roi '("‘s
!' -■"s. J 5 -ii* fi.r 1 5 from “Kin*:
i i : . ■ :- ! i ii- "John
! ia’: •.*:•• ?" "" for 15 from !'*-n
! • 1 ■ : : ' I'-lack SuRan." Trios;
$ ! • " ' 'o $ I b *"i Writ.* for rir-
c .! ir. \ s a- l I! Watkins, Hen
d-e : on, \
. r ('<,il<ni Seetl for Sat**—75 !m Tool's
FTo.ifi" 125 Imshels licit's Rroiiffc-.
1' liu.-ii* Is S-mpkin's Fiolific, 50
boshels Rrnsdvvi-R's Doul>le Joint
A ij of the alaiv. s*-ed were-grown
from .-- - 1 l-ought frotn tlie orlgi-
na'o's last spring, and Ii a v e been
sY’'chiTlv grow n and select**,! for my
oAtt j 1,'intirig. I offer them for
s. !e at $1 per busln l. or will give
P'ecial nrices nn a" of any one
kind S. T Tvg'irt'. N'as'nvillo, Ga.
NOAH'S I.INIM1 NT Relieved I his Man of a Terrible Condition
'•I «ulT,-ri-l wl! h • ' i ■ '
an 1 Mi- 'll t* r c, -•• ; ii- - - ; -p •
riily-l-of ' t.-- t:- : * I'm
tlen- with (■: lv p.,- 'Mr-
pain III! tin- lI • - f c 1 j- tn. e I 1 ( An: -t ' -■ <:r- : glv r.-- * :-.>n*-nd Noah's Link
nxlucol to a mere .*»-;• '--ti. i .-itunauly I j mem.—J<*im 1'. Daly, t hutk'-toti, fe C."
r * " ’ t'r; "* 1 f Noah's Liniment hi, ! 1-eg.in ItsuML
V ' i , :."i 1 i 1 - - ,- - -v r ■ afti-r u>in3
| ' -i i a ib ! ii- 'nor-- t ret a 1-irg'* -a / - U-t t Ii- ! fi-i-l l hhl
’g ' '• I ■ ■■; cit. mo-1 uti t ,:o i-l i - it apxlrx
ECiCLS FOR SALE
, (jives Them (oiod Advice.
The Columbia Light, a colo'red
man's paper published by colored
men, gives this good advice: “Negro
farmers should adopt the Rock Hill
n^t plant a big cotton acre-
thir^ekt. Neither should they
use so much guano.- They should
| follow their white neighbors and
ti less cotton, but more horns pro-
Oive more time to lire stoch,
truck
Before Placing Your Orders for
Cabbage Plants
Write Us for Prices
CHARLESTON FRUIT CO.
92-4-6 Market St.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Cgg* for ILitcbing-
Egg** fo'' H Mi lling from guaranteed
pure bred, high rl-'ss f’rypt il White
Orpin"ti ns at ?2 50, $5. and fv
i rom ph'o vvtn-
p, r si'Mi’
of
$k eegs are
tiiug strain of Ruff and Rartridge fr,eu t.'ce pep purchased of the
\V yalldotfes i’l-'o'k faings'iaus, and Ke!l* r-trass l-'artn, osper-lallv se-
’I homson s Kinglet Rarr*-1 Rlv- b-c-ed for i'otjt fancy and breeding
month Rocks, winners wherever | unali’i' s All peris mated up with
Hanging Voids Insurance.
Death by the hand of the law voids
all life insurance policies of the crim
inal. The. supreme court so held*
Monday In the fight of the children
of James S. McCue, former mayor of
Charlottesville, Va., who was execut
ed for the murder of his wife In 1905.
A policy for $15,000 was carried by
1* (set prs-f McCue in the' Northwestern Mutual
Uf« Insurtno* Company pf Wlscon-
r-xhiJiited; on nine ,-niries, won
nine premiums ’R the Internationa!
Poultry Show in Arlant-a, Ga. Gat-
aioggjg free. Write or phono
Du’ch Fork Truck Farm, Route 2.
Columbia, S. C.
ship Your Eggs, Poultry, Dutter, etc.
to
Aarket Produce Co..
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
We guarantee you top market
prices. Handle any quantity you
care to ship and mall you cheek same
day goods are received.
Make a start by marking your
next shipment
luce, €o.'
the in-e.'itest care to suit the re-
nuiremerts of different customers
Pegs perfectly frrsli, well packed.
hi"h percentage fertility guaran
teed. Mrs. d. NR Rvrd, Rranchvllle,
S. C.
THE SUMTER'
VULCAN WORKS
Tire Work—“The Best, Only.”
No. 105 South Salem Ave.
SUMTER & C.
Local and Long Distance Phone
No. 550—J.
The most complete Rubber Work!
in the State.
YB BUT SCRAP
15 S. (’. White Ply-;,,,nth Uo< k Eggs, Fi: hen 1 Drain $1.50
15 S. (’. Whit*- I .(.Morn Eggs, Chamberlain s'rain 1.50
15 S. ('. White Orpingtons Eggs, Conk and KiMerstross 3.00
15 S. ('. I’row a I .."horns Eggs, Char. berk.in strain 1.00
15 S (fi R 1. Ki Is Eggs 1.50
!5 Whi'e K (’. VVyu'inifts I'ggs. Fia!« rel strain 1.50
'I White Py kin Duck:: Eggs Rankin & Hollo, x Etrain 1.60
15 F. (v Wb I it. Lui-iti l iggs, Whit ford strain 1.60
Spetiai .uuutai.iuni ot. 10 0 egg lota.
I exhiiiitod h,tie ribbon wit rers at the 1911 State Fair from the above.
M B. GRANT,
R. F. D^No. 1. Darlington, S. C.
••High Grad: Field and Farm Seed ;;
Mixsoti’s Sei Grow ’11k v are grown in tbe South for the South.
L(>\<; AND SHORT M APLE l PLAN DCOTTOV. O
o I he be t vanities. Wri'e us. f-ir prices and informal ier.. o
CORN, SORGlil'M, MILLET, VELVET REANS, I.TC. *!
i Our corn is High-!''■>■<] SiHit'h CarcLria Corn. Ci’t our Illustrated n
C.italoge.e of ,-P, VT-geta!ih* atu' Farm .Seeds
i; W. H. MIXSON SEED COMPANY ii
('llAIU.ESTON, S. O.
SHIELD BRAND SHOES
Every pair of Shoos carrying the Shield Fraud label Is guaranteed to
he the best value that brains and money can produce. c-* 4
Fit Best
Wear Longest
Nf ANT FACTI UEI) DY
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M. C. KISER COMPANY