The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 28, 1912, Image 3

Newspaper Page TextT (£<' Ik* When You Go To Buiid Get Our Estimate on Your Lumber Requirements -to 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 car product is right from A to Z. Call, phone or write. Get our estimate before you buy. AUGUSTA LUMBER C(V AUGUSTA. GA. HELP -WANTED! I to every firmer, an] every fri^n'l of every farmer, to M.Ut in the cotton ucreajje reduction movement. " Pie KocJ. IIM! I l»n, ’ owine to the Ute iitHir. could not tic perfectly o'^aii'/ed in every county, and where it was or*.milted, sumo farmeis h ive, per- li«pe, been overlooked. J. (1. Anderson, Kock Hill, S. (\ u THE ROCK HILL PLAT* >Ve ngrcc to reduce our cotton acreage f.>r Pli ai noted helo v : Name I’l lilted Ifd ' Ami a he I’h.nted 11J A^rcn ( I’a-te <>n extra *heef* if more room is needed > !le|p in ttii. t'u;li' iliist the Hears by emtio/ and circulating it. Ibrn't let the recent a Ivanee in this plt-dge price fool out von, Reduced acreage it) cotton means hett. r prices, diver.iliealion and Hood times. Another big crop, or even an averigi crop, nu-ana bard times and t»u-incss .tagnation. Repntaentin by ... . . of . .. £EF~<iet all the Signers you can and mail this to J. (.. Ander.on, Rock Hill, S. C. k w , J GARDEN SEE FOR SPRING GARDENS I have on liaml a large supply of Fresh Garden Seed and can supply your needs for your fil’KINfl <; A ItDKN . I handle the Famous Woods Seed ill package and hulk. Let me supply you with your Onion Sets, Irish rota- toes, Cabbage iMants, etc., etc. I call your special at tention to Denson's Two 1’ouml Tomatoes — they have been proven the best bv test. R. A, Deason Agent for-— )(!jal and Rexall Remedies Barnwell, S. C. - . , „ 1- • v • • -h • • *F • -b • • v • -j- • v • v • -I* • -F W. H. Kennedy tV- Son, WiHistcn, S < I Arc ^ratcti:! *.o their 1; i 1 their ]' Unmade m th" slid!! emit av.ir tn mei it ' u.uiec. Thur nus lor p.t-t anil it-> contin- GWKIriL n: Y X TTT T w ill be he! 1 nn Y I 'r> F^c Barnwell People. THURSDAY, MARCH 28. l*li ■ ifc-j. RATES OF SUfiSCUIFTlOH. In Advance, per Annim (I.CO On Time. $2.0C One section of the chain gang I" #t Merer'* Mill. I he other near the place of Mr. W. I. Johns. W. V. Richardson, C’.frk. J. D. Morna, Supr. Harmony lodge no. n a. f. m. y A /A refmlarbomlfnunicatton bf Harmony Xffl/ Lodge No. 17, A. K. M. will »>e held, JPK In Maaonic Temple or. Thursday AtOk -Mar. 2S T.tW o'clock Visiting kretbren are cordiai.y mvitod to attend. A. A. Lemon, W. M. Wm. VtcNab, See FOR SALE. Kgg= from thoroughbred R. 1 at txl.OO p»*r actilng c;f L"). Mr*. C C. Meyer, Meyer's M ill, S. C Reds FOR SALK —Three hundred pounds of clean, sound Watson watermelon seed selected from large, well shaped melons. Will name price on request. R. W, Williams, Fairfax, S, Ci i FOR MALE Jersey cows Apply to ol . with young calves Butler Hagood, Barnwell, M. C. THE MOUX THIS MONTH, M arch :— First Quar ter Full Moon -‘i L.i't t>uHit.er. lc New Moon l w Rev. George Hopkins tias accepted a call to preach at Long Braio h church at 11 o'clock a. m oa tire ttur.l Sunday and Saturday before, for the .cinairidcr of the A“sociatioiial year. There will be an oyster supper at tic- Elko Town Hall Fr iday e\ eim g M ucl tf'.'th. Proceed* to go to the beuelit ' f the Lyceum Association. The Public i< cordially invitelto attend. Rev. M L. Banks, presiding ebler of t be () range tin rg Di-trict, M. K * bo n b, Soulb, will bold bis -eeotid quartei.y meeting for Rev. W. d. Snydii s pas loral lield at Blackville, April '• and . We must postpone until next vvrek an appropriate -ketch "f lbe eba rae’er and busine-8 racorat of Mr. .1. *). Sainh r-. who announces bim-elf todav a cnn.li date for ( nuntv Su|icrvisor, a» time to Iirep.are it is lacking . The Barnwell ('nuntv Medical S icieiv will inert in Barnwell Mends', April 1st, at 12 o"l ick. All Poy-iciana are cordia ly invited to attend Ryan A (..vies, Pres. W-tlher it, ToUu, See. A 'luc-. (' .non continiKs to coni'- (<• uiarkrr, and llicie are slid unpicked fields scat* tere I througlio'it the ci nnrv. A P.cd ()«k faimer told us on Friday that In had It ba' 's pit king and hoped t • tin- i-h gafheiing t ne last leu bales ol bi< crop of I'll this w cok . riovernnr Hl»*nsr has atrp-untrd S. <i. M .i\ Held ol I >en mark . K. 'I M x - >n > I U i: list on and A rlhui Be-t of Barn wc|i as l •• p i e»eu t at i x e» id this sectinii at the next session of the South"t n (' onm 1 r ■ lal < ongr-•«. vs hu ll w ii hj held in Ap ril in N ishville, Trim, W. II. I ownseti! F. ip (f ('oiuiilhia, form liv'd’ Biruw.l!, has hecn ap- ImiIi ted receiver for the I xlngtog Savings Bank, the nlde«t bank In Lexington ( iiinfv. o»tahlis|ied I i I'-wi with a capital of Sii'.iss), The prescni as»et« arc To '.is In, liubililie* f• 11 "i 1 p* The Legislature at i s recent session provided for the ehclp'i: bv llie( oiiu'y Senator and Rej,ie*ciitattve« two ad- diilonal rural po'icnuu <(u Thins dav the delegation met and after con- sideraiion of *everal :i pplic it inns gave iheir recom iniMidal ion s u> .lodge r. E Morns o' Barnwell and Frank Dunbat of Kou r M ile. MEMORIAL DAY. Thw Rivera Bridge Memorial Associ ation will nbwrve Hr! lay, April J*Kh, a« Memorial I>av. Wen. U. K. Brook* of Columbia, s. C., and Dr. Lee Daria Lodge, Pr-*ldent of IJmcatoue College. Gaffney, 8. C , will deliver meinorlal addreises. To these *er»Ice* tfic puh He la cordial!v Invited and the ladle* are earnestly requested to bring llowr. era. The Committee on (iroonda and Or der of the Day: J. L> Jenny, J. C. Ki- n»rd, H. W ( bitty, J. A. Peter', W I). 8easc, W. II. Ritter and J, O Kear»e. On Mn«lc: Rev. 1) B. Grosihse, J C. Kin.xVd and J. F Kearse I'r. N . F, Kiikland, J. W. Junny, ‘ L’res. Hccty. WEATHER WISDOM. Mr. George M. Bulst lias an excellent weather memmy. ile remembers well that twentv-llvc rears ago the wlniers were steadily cold as that of FJll-12 has been. Now that It ended with the coming of the equinox he predict* an old fash ioned Spring, with occasional c«<d April wind*, hut no mote M zzanD He expert* the Summer to be one cf steady temperature. At this season the earth will soon he relieved of i's surplus imdsfii'-e hv evaporation under the »nn heat and the rNing of *ap in the tice*, weed' and grasses Two week- of dry weather w ill make the carih too haul in bottoms and on cliv hills for good plow-log and riiiu will he needed that rften D farmers will not hurry too inueh fhav will tlnl that tiny have hei n worse geared than Hurt. THE MARCH COURT. The Com t of General sWsinn* ad journed on Tliui-dav afternoon. Oo|v four cases, inciudlng that of James Moselev, repoifed last week, were trod at this term. True I’nls foun I hv the Gran '. .lury Mnce our last issue are r.s fallow*: Bo** BuMer, assault and battery Boss Bu'h r, itss.-iult aiul flattery with intent to kill Savage Noni*. assanlt and battery a itb intent to k ill. Ben WlHam* lleurv llartP r , 'Vil'b « il iaius, lanic* PovviL, Ham Harter, APi'on Williams, assault and list (erv a itli inten. to kd!. Hav Wi liams and W'vman Harter, assault *nd balteiy with intent to kill. I VSK.S P'SIMISKP oK : Martin Butler, grind larceny, not gll'I’V. Smiib Brown, rape, not giiillv. Jvirv (i ii le and Isaac Miller, mur der. not giiil’ v . The remaining Sessions earn* were continued to Hi - special term t - lie held in MaV. 'I he trial i f eivil case* wa* coiwracnceil on Fri.liv.an i in the sf ternoon tli ■ court was a Ij otrneJ until 'I on lay morni og. )• It K K X I VI IN r OK r II K li R V X' l> I LK v : K E (Vpes, Presiding lo Contractor W. J (Liver, win tfie Carolina MidJitng extension Sonthvrn Railway lint 1 Barii-v e|l to Allendale recovered i»«' fi oiii A N Brady of New last 'veek in n dninag- ‘Hit. had a cot,tract with the New Voiker in till Id a diiltl on tto- T el, ne-'Ce liver j and w a> comp'd ed to quit work by tiiu | New Yin ker who thoiignt Oliver ei.uldl not make good vvitliin ifn- lime limit | i' oil raetor (fiver i* now at the head in 1 I'enncssSc of the Booseveit cam; a go j for the Republican i’re-i lent. uoiniiuition to ac- rc- | when it will be their pleasure • see old friends xtnrf make new . quaintanccs. j Their buyers have recently turned from the eaxtern market and they arc prepared to show a : stock of Millinerv, Diess floods and Accessories that are’ not equalled in the smaller towns nor 'surpassed in the larger ones—and ; at prices commensurate with the ! times, • •• • • d- • • v • 9 • THE C*>KN CHOP. When Tiik Pkiu i k'* good friend, Mr. J. U. Loadholt of >vcHtiion*, cd ed anil gave us the squ-tre deul list 'veek we- m;ri;.i uvred to sit between him and the front door tint we might get t c tienctit of hia »i-e expcri-iic'j for the advantage of our farmi*:' reader-. Yeiy kindly and patiently he answered our questions am! we quote in substance i jjet here from mrniorv some of hi* "pinion* ; [.and that make* a bumper ernp one yt nr cannot protluco the same satisfac tory result* the next year, though giv en the same treat merit. Too inanv arc interested in the cotton T" the Hon. .1 ndge : We, the giaml jii'y. heg leave make the lullin' inr, pm 111 inr*111 : V\ c li iv e vi-iled the ( "Uiitv p."ir 'r ar i and liavc found Hie cm,due n* nincli improve l »ince last year. In fact a -id l 1 f'uin u f.'vv r 'pa,i * needed m. tw-ri f Hie buipting* we have no stig- g'-tion- to make. W e cmiuneiid ttic ('i 11" tie i on th • imprnved condition and luq e i' will cmtln We liave visited Ibe piil and found a I ar with about six indies of water in same, and recommend Hint tin* b* ’i\.'l( lefnlC It CailsCS sickllCS*. Ill fortlor recc in me ii d Hiat Hie w a 1* and Moor I a t lie cell* h» c • a ne I of *01' 11 , etc,, and that -pit box* * tic f J i oisheit the prisoner* Tlif .Iudge of Probate lia* ajiDeared hi fo'e u* and asked for a new index hook and also for an appropriation of not more Ilian fifty d* li* * to have the lecor.l* oil ol i inlok ti ui-f, rred to I tli- new this »,* liemtBy i ci ninmen I. (lur atleiiMun ha- liecii c-1 e l tiv the expert accmintan' to t! <■ f Ct Hi lt *orne "I our county othciid- are i*i th-- h Hi t ■ f di-posiiig counly f'lnds ( > H"- i p«rs"ii il accmi'it, and we wmi d 11 • "mmend Hiat io the future *xi I f md- itc iiisposi d in their "iliciai camiciti , The Exp'it AceniiiitaiU. 'Ir. I. A Si a i *on, who wa* emph yed l,v’ th- former grain! ^ury to g.i over tin hook* and iceord- o r ail ill- 1 com.tv otlicials ha* made In* report t" u-, wliioli wo tin I comp.etc amt vciy *,it 1-factory. 1'liis report we hciewidi tran-mlt to tlie t untr, to be referred to the proper ofiiciaU W e beg to iTe-eiir further that the Court* of this Gomitv are growing more and more dilatory and tardy in ihedi-pttch of ti-i-ine-s, caused to a great cxieie, a* it atip-rs to u«. tiy the mi | refusal of witues»e« to respond to the • iiminon* of the Court win* i served up on them and (heir indifference in ap- P •rring tu t- 1 *! ify aft'T tlo*r arrive at toe Court House, H e ob-erve Hiat all the witnesses in a ca-c are sometime' c.ilit-ii and not a sing e n snonse! tin'll ig iin they rc-poml 11mn dif! 'rent tiar;* "f the town tint aw. y tmin tile Cnu t i House, Mini the Conn h is To take up I a iioihcr c t'e vv hen no w i' ee- so* ysp u;<! and in sum • • «-•>* wren tln-V re-pm d j ,i i- - in some reiiio’e part of the town and the Cnurt ii is to vvai: until he can after tie ha« been called or sent for. This tardine-- and laxitv, we 111111li, accounts to a gieat extent for tiie congestion in our Court and the delays of justice ; and all available rem edies should Le applied until the evil la corrected and the huslne*» of Ho' r '-mrt A WELCOME VISITOR. Judge Clifford Overulroot, of Serf ven ! County, G*„ *pent aevcral pleaaitr* j getflng and giving day* In town wffk with relative* aid friends •f****' an ah*enc« of 47 year*. He wn* b<*in In B*rnwell In Dfcemb'r, 1810, In the O'Bitnnon roaldence, ifierward owned by the late Mr, K. A. Hronton and now ibe propertv and residence of Capt. G. H Swan, lit* father'* family moved to Georgia in 18JJ He wa* In Barnwell ln*t In February. 1^(15, when he wa* a courier of Gett. Joseph Wheeler of Confederal# cavalry fame. Ho bad been aent from Fiddle Pond, where Gen. Wheoler'a foroe wi« in b'ittle line, with dDpatche* for the ordnance and w agon train* mt Hie 8a- vannab river. On lit* vvav hack to hla command he stopped to chat with the ladle* of tlm late Mr. C. F Tollin'* fun I'y. old time m Xt door neighbor*, when, some mic tnlq him that the Fedi-r*1 tioop* were approaching Thlnk}tig that tliey would approach frouy the South and West he rode down lb* lla- gomP* mill mad and just n* he/feached Hie fork* of Hie road on the Ka»t aide he and his companion* »aw and were seen by the approaching Infantry of Stoneman'* »y>i p*. Tnev were Hr.-d at but the shot went wild. Taking the northern road (b'-V reached Blackville and found the pi ten occupied hv Union soldiers; Riding through their lice*' he wa* chas-d for several hour*, until he succeeded In escaping bv dashing across the K'ii-uv River over a burning bridge froth which several ptank had t ecu taken. He succeeded in rejoining Gen H'heeler and helped to defeat Kil patrick in the baffle at Aikend iiii(| thereby the Graopevl'le cotion mCl was saved and the capture ot Augusta |irevente-l Afcr the bittleof Beoton- vHle In 1 was sent with a command of several hiindre I to take cure of a raid lug force that was endeavoring to get in the rear of Gen. Joseph E John -ton's army. They were in line of bat tle w.cn a courier'tin.tight new* of Johnston's surrender. Tnev were or dered home aiol Here prrol-d in Au gusta. J u.igc Overstreet wa* a school mn'o of Mts-r*. A. P. Mativille and Alfred Aldi cli and hi* meefiug with them was p-tveclaLy liapitv. Phy-lc«l!v and mentally he i> a* young us they sre lie I* a nLpbcvv of H >n. J unes Over street, w tin w a* a uieiulierof C oigre-s from tiii> I list i ic' manv veir* ago Among lii* Carolina rdativ ■* ate Mr* Julie B. Easterling, the ('iliiouu fam- lli.s, and Mr- Har;*ogof |>.> iiuark .1 udge ()vei *t i cet h"l t» the ofllce of Ordinary of Screven Countv, a po-ition ‘innlar to that of Probate J u ige in iin* St He CANDIDA I KS' CARDS Mr J. W. Bate* aenmmees In till* l* *ue Ins caedidacv lor ilio ollicc of Coontv Su|)crvi*or, at. the solicitation of manv friend* who knowing hi* up rigM life record believe Hist If he I* elected lie wijl prove to be tlm right man In the right place. Ile began husiness life for himself at the ag" of IT 'ear*** a 1 11 mcr a ud li»* (>'■•11 ever since fa,thiol, »u. c -»fu. and piogris-hu in that line i f labor, lie ba- had I lie •good j ud g UlCm t and *"lf *c >utr«l t*> make home and farm »up- |i te< hi* fir-t co.i-idi ralioii. Rad «ea •on* have oaus-'d him to Imv some corn in two years, lull i ot a hale of nnv or iiundb- of fodder. He rti«e» every v a- hogs to spare after curing an a'uindno, e for itouseho d and larm u*e II- iia* *ei ved hi* cn'iimunilv well, a* school trustee for H year*, a* rail road agent for it yeuls s U,l a*, post master G-r Id tear*, h signing llii -c |>o>Ulon* to g'VJ grea'er atlention to per*-rial alfali*. On tlii« lecord siol with the earnest desire t" give tiroader - c t \ Ice to his fellow citizen* lie i rf.-r- ld« energy and expel ir lice to the v oters of the CO mlv . Gen. Frank I! i.'rpe*'li announce* to day hi • C i u dulai' ( for tile olllee of Shei 'll H'' v ol oilier red I n Cl y, ! Ht; |. w lieu fifteen 'ears of age In ( apt J J Brah- haiu's ( Ompan v , llagoids R'l'luoni, rieolisiii g at tin' reorgam/ci «n ol that eomm trot in Catit B. it K m k land's C uipa y *'"1 -ci'l'g ••r--und (liar lesion, in N-otli ( *r »' i n - •, \ I'gn la, T.-nnesst e r.nd norih i f th > P to mac, u' 11 In- are, r »* a * e. i -1,■.I a * I : i H a ri'" iu J . —*»s-4 ' w I.cn . - I (Ii -on g h k e h - i i gt|i a i hr f o r - hi - w oil ii Li.il now | f i oin J.V.tl Y orb Oliver I FINAL DfsCUAUGE NOTICE. Notice U hereby given that! the un- Aerslgneff ?cril rt'lc hi* final account as Melon seed Slotify'x Inijtrttvi’d JL/Lon. Extra fanev. froif'i mefons 4o lbs. and guafdian of Ola H. EU'.a Jr., with Hou. ] ovor) from the vinca, field* restvrved crop tu make it «urelv proiitaiiip to the | djapatched in a prompt s.nd business grower. In estimating the expenses of making and uiatketlng it we must con sider even the pennies of outlay and in come. Any crop made in tiiia country would prove, a* profitable as cotton if it were given the same attention Mid good t.cktment time cotton receive*. N I never p.aiit nil my corn crop earlv, at the same time and in a hurry. A later p anting may have better grow ing weather than the first planting and it requires l-ss work. In tbe tifteen yen 1- * of my experienee thero has been one failure of n:y late corn crop and that failure wa* caused by excessive heat and protracted drought in August and September. The reason that some do not make satisfactory corn crop* from late plant ings is to be found in the fact that thev are too busy working cotton to give corn'a fair showing. 1 plant corn successfully after cut ting small grain, nat*. I lay o(T the. land,' bed out the rows and plant in the water furrow. The cultivation after ward consists of aiding the corn, plow ing out the middles with a turn plow anif sweeping them with a scraper John K. Stiellfntf, Jmtge of 1'roWnte for Barnwell Count ♦ on Mopdar, April 8th, Hri.’ and ppply for letter* ^isuttMory, | oL H. Eiltf. March 5’-li, 1012. AM the bert 1 at K seed*. IrUh potato and rye aeed If Molalra-^ alao i Keferano**: tod and wbltf onlon^aett. er'chr'afvely for st'ed purposes. Rind very firm, the best carrier, beat ship per; lueat very sweet, lusolou?. melt ing, excluding other melons from’ all market*. Very prolific, producing car per acre, Seed Ifi ct«. lb. in any nu*n- tlty f. o. b. AMendale 8. C-. cash wl^h order. L. A. fefoney, Allendsle, 8. C. Allendale aud CitUeo’a Bauki.^lleudaK b. C.’ N j like manner. 11 may be that the w;t- ; ness ba* not been bunud over or aub- i paenaevt, a* the case may b 1 , within a I reason Bile time before hi* presence is j needed in the Court, in whi h cr«e it ' may he the fault of the Magi-tra'e. j who*e duty It i* to bind ever, or the i tardiness of tiie lawyer i.i tiic ea*e in giving llio names to the Magistrate or SheiitV, and tlien it may be the care lessness of the oificer who^p do y it is f.* aerve these subpoena* a.ml to have witnesses bound over. In either case it ‘honM be investigated by tlm Gour, and ascertained who Is at fault and step* taken to bring about more prompt ai.il elfieient service even if it have to be done bv the dismissal of somebody front oflice and the appointment of somebody el-e, or zucb punislimec.t. ns the law mav provide; and if wltnes-C* nr jurors fail to respond when call'd either because they are absent and have never responded to the aummon*, or fn aon’.e remote place from the Court House which will delay the Court un til they can arrive, thev should be pun ished by the Couit unless a vety good and s-ullieient excuse be given, We understand that th' 1 Court ha* the pow- Wl.en earing time conic*,the stubble | er to punish w'itne*»e*' juror*,or any has decayed and la good pfant food and ! othef ofiloer pf fire Gourt as for oAn- goea into the corn stalk and fill* out the car*. Of course a plentv of corn means an abundance of good, pure, healthy home made lard, hams and bacon, fat ato'k and there is profit and pleaiure in arll- Ing the affrpltu product* to thoae who may put Gieir oyer coutldom. j iu cot* coir.' tempt wlien he fails to respoud when his preaencc and service I* necessarv for the prompt and active dispatch of the buaines* of tips Court We desire to thank the Court and of ficials for courtesle* extended u*. Reapectfull subiuitted, J , 0- Moody, Fwfeuian. i t-a I 1 'I g H ' t t- ' war w v - " \ r he Bed In 1'7s he wa* Hec tel ( on nt v < ‘"in - Uii.-ioncr *■ r \ i ng t w " y< «r* a ml I'-s V ing a tine c*«n halauc ■ in the c>.ii,i\ II r-asu i y In f." li 11"' < amp- I'f C , t- -I Conf-d- i stc \'.-tf r.an • cl -ct'-d lilm i'"1- oncl of the Barnw. 11 Bcj incut amt he tia< since been priumUtd to *od cun 111:im’* t" h"l ( tiie t>"-ui- ti of Bngauici Gci.cral "f the \ ct ir ins. Fnrrw"V"ar< tie wa* Preside"t, "f tiie 1 n te i dc nom i uaf ions 1 S imIiD, Scluual (’.i"VCntion of Ba'nwc 1 ('"iintv, and for a term "f I w " ( enr« D.-t rlci ( Imf I'ctup! ir f-ir th>‘ ( on i (jr- if (J'Hiige hur/ B iruwed a. d II unp'Oii H >• wa* elect'd S h' 1 1 i il" "I Barnwell ('-nut' in 18'.M), and was reelect.'.I iu I'.dO, CJO] and 1 \':r. M. B Hagonl anti",irers him seif in this issue a can !i laje f ir Clerk nftbiurt. He is the sni f Mr Tlci'i.s* B, lingo id, g'limlsoii < f 'to- 1 a't 'ir Klwlu A. 11 ag i"t1 g/e 11 g'a:;,! -"ii <f ttie lir«t Jm'in-"it llagni 1 , 'o* icta'ion- *t iji to die Ut" General and (invenior .(oliitsi'n H igned lint "f -ct*oi:d C"U*in Hi* I'ducHtlonal tr,lining was in Hie loeal •ct'.iiols. followed by nt'end me.- In Hie military aca'leinv, a' (i.f'iiev of lii* uncle on Hie mat"rn*l side, I’rof. Sam* Though -till y.it.ing a* vt vs aro counted lie ha* had a hu-1 , rip'n- log ex pel ieiicP. Com nl •l,ci ng It.e farm life <>n his own account with two plow* lie h is increased his property In. laml and enlarged hi* agi icultiii al operation* to the ownership and di rective m tnagemenr of twenty iivt potw* oo hi* own i-Dr'a**. If « ecied lie will give to Hi.' t uh'ic service hi* best energies with the ambition of proving himself worthy f t' c honor and equal to the responsihilltv of the ofuce Mr. II. B. ( uve, a good soldier of the lost cause, doing hi* every du.y weT, a good ntizin In all tTie ret.uiMlng vears of peace, with un weakened af fect ion for his State and people oilers himself as n candidate for County Supervisor, with the xlf»*lre and con fidence, If elected. Hiat ho will crown and complete hia life record with sue crjssful administration of its require ments, Mr. W. H Duncan announces to lay hi* candidacy for the office of Clerk of Court lie U the youngest son of the late Col. William H. Duncan of Dnn- cannoo and nil the. year* of his ll f e passed In his native county have given him an acquaintance with Its people too broad to require any lengthy Intro duction In the line of « biographical sketch. , He ha* served the County as Auditor wl h distinguished M-omptnesa, cour tesy and ability and if rDoted to the Clerkship *111 atrive to aq diacharge it* duties aA to merit and reap the public approval. •Spring is bif /- ,'4 *#i . r—:i*— •Mw * c-st - •rnmm a ijf Ta and Are the Prettiest and the cf the thirty years of my mercantile In While Goods, Gingharhs, Percale Madrls I have the first choice of the bdk . houses in the leading dry goods centres. ; j ■ ■■■ ii ’in in FOR MEN My Spring Stock of CROSSETT SHOES * , MAKESUFE , SWALK.EA$Y - .1 TAs&t MARiN is Superb. A LoVely line of Children’s Oxford’s foir the little fo!B. All Fall and Winter Goods Greatly Re duced ih price to make room for > Sweet Spring’s Surprises l mean business. If you mean btisltieji come and you will go hd farther, fdr 1 will sat isfy you. 6. F. MOLAIR BARNWELL} 5. & SSI Bank the Proceeds; . . t - - i * ^ ‘ IIKN you market your edttpq you ahnpld Vsnk the proceed#-oflpn an. account wRh .IM—;litr stead of carrying th# mpney In your pocket or keeping it In ) our Ik um. . ,, VM"ney kept at home or In }onr pocket* U lubjeet to a* friim fire or theft r i ■ • * ..... 'Hf you shoulj get check a or draft* for Cotton or any^ tiling H.e drawn on othpr. bank*, yon do Pot hart present thmn Iu per*on to the h«nk up wbto^ drown get ilifiu "sslied, C< Pect fbe mone' ■ul'Jcct to cbedk. $ i person to the bonk up which drown fa# L Btlng ax mail them to tt# and w*. wfjj i-y and place It to yout credit uo our bo«M k. Come and See us or write us. 4 ojo Paid oii Savtags SANRorVESTERN BARNWELL; S:C; Dm C APiTAL & SURPLUS $566£6o J LOCAL D)R£CTOkS fc= George H. Bcktefl ^.M-feNsiefun^ fiufler llaqood_ P.H&uqldrigriapL READV FOft SALE A Car toad of Horsefi find MuIoh of tht Standard excellence Imnuted l>y me and that have made BlackvUle ihei Lest market in Lower Carolina lately re&feitfed tod \ ready for most fie&sohable sale* * ^ A Car TOBIN’S MILLINERY EMPORIUM Today and tomorrow algnaltzo th# real coming of beau’lful Spring. All ladle* cordially Invited to grace the di/s With flMfUr vharaila/ cotnpooy. of genuine Red Rust Proof Seed Oats, gfl/wn on own placen and Uu^best of tHU kiifd th^t soil afid ^easofie taA produce. t)iily 75 cents a Biakti ar Load of the splendid Bancrdft Oath, made on my _ ])lace9, a really unequalled grain fo* *ti (tobk Ml ! first favdrit6 wherCve/knowtf. 6nly a dollar a I can spare from my reserve fpr • planung j two car toadri. The qiiant’ty liiniftd low, so the Wise fahner Will ^ from my Wonder Crops’. __ 'o'v' ' J "•% t 9fM D'- blackviLlb, . > Li* r 3

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