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THURSDAY, JAM’AKY i 1912.
RATES OP SUBSCRIPTION.
In Advance, per Annum
On Time .
11.60
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WILI.HIOX BRIDAI^.
' rry rordlul Interest wat felt In the
ni»rri*i(f of Dr. DodenhofT, of WajJT
fner - ^ f , »nd MDa Annie Mettliewa j
etiicl) nee nr red at the lt«ptl«t c-huridi |
I hiindey morning «t h ; ,t(» o’clock. . . . r' -
I he cereiuoiiv wa» performed h? Kev. H^'lotcu b\ F.\cr>oilC He Hits
" .-M .lonen Dr and Mr* D<rd ( rnholf
wfl niKke their home In WillUthn
MAJOR J. W. HOLMES
HAS PASSED AWAY
Answered the Fast Call
The chain gang sectioni this week
are:
No. 1 at Klko,
ifo. '2 at Capt. W. D. HIhi k’* place,
near Kdlato River,
No 3 at Roaemary Church.
W. Y. Richardson, U. J. Diamond,
Clerk. Supr.
HARMONY LODGE NO. 17 A. F. M.
/A regular communication of Harmony
’ ’ • No. 17, A. F. M. will be held
laeonlc Temple on Thuredaj
1« 7.80 o’clock Visiting
brethren are oordiai.y invited to attend.
A. A. Lemon, W. M.
Wm. McNab, Sec.
Mr I. K. Nance and Ml** Lot tie
Drummond were quietly married r.t
the home of the hride Thursday niorn-
Ing hi s o’clock Mr and Mr*. Nance
will make their home in Barnwell
Mr 'Vell* Heath of Aiken, and Mi** I
Lena Woodward were married Thur«- j
day morniiig at 11 (.’-lock at the home
of the bride. Mr. ami Mra. Heath
"ill live in AI ken.
Married at the home of the Rev W
M. June* in Williston. on Sunday af-
WKLL hN()\\\ IHROK.HOII STATE
j W.is I-Mitor id The loirmvcll IVo-
]’!<’ t )vcr Tiiuty-five Vcars.
1 uncial Held Muiivl.iy.
M a jor n di n \V . II olmc*. founder rf
In k Baknwim. I’koi'I.k and u* editor
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ternoon, 22nd ult,, Mr. Luther Bovd j for over thirty-live veHi-, Nmfor of
and Mit* Jessie Hair, the Hev. Mr. South Carolina j uirmili-m, (,’onfeder-
Jones performing the ceremony. '1 he
The regular meeting ot Barnwell
i Lodge No. 16, Knights of Pythias will
j be held at their Hall on Friday night
fat M o'clock. A full attendance is
requested. ByArderof
J. E. HARLEY, C. C.
Wm. McNAB. K. R. & 8.
Ons two horse farm for sale, consist
ing of about seventy acres, more or
le**, about three and one half miles
north of Blackville, S. (J. Forfurthei
particulars apply to
M. E. Zelgler,
Norway, S. (J.
FOR SALE — Good farm, eighty
acres, In Barnwell County; well lo
cated. Best railroad advantages. Ea*y
terms. Address C. I‘. Southerland,
Asheville, N. C.
WANTED—To buy timber land.,
also two logging carts and ten mules.
We also want to contract the logging
of a mill and the hauling of the lum
ber to the railroad, a distance of two
miles. We are In the market for eight
yoke of oxen. Will need shortly ten
men of experience sawing trees, al*o
fifteen men in an I around the saw mill.
State wages and experience. I’oyotei
Lumber <’oni[)any. Kidgevjjie, S C
FOR SALK—One 6 room house and
lot and all necessary outbuilding* Al
so one vacant lot. 2j acres, adjoining
bouse lot, all enclosed with *uh«inntlx
wire fence. AI»o one farm, 70 acre-.,
more or less, Just outside incorporate
limits o' town of Barnwell
A splendid bargain for parties wish
Ing to move to tow u to take advantage
of good acbool. For (irive* apply in
J . W. C, Keed, Bar.iweil, S C. M-4t
marriage of this young couple wn*
quite a surprise to t,heir friend* who
wish them much happiness.
McNAB^EXTON.
On last Wednesday evening, Decem
ber 2f)ih, in the Barnwell Bipti-t
Church, Mis* Daisy, daughter of Mr*
Sallie Anna McNab, and Mr WiHihiii
Jjfclferson Sexton were happily in -.rried
by the Ifev. John K. Goode of Cheraw,
assisted by the Kev. W. L, Hayes.
The church was beautlfu'lv decora,
ted witli Sontiiern smilax. white rose*
and fern*. Tne bridal party er.tere-t
to the strains of Mendelssohn’s wed
ding march, which was played by
Misses .Kate Woodward and Xonie
Best. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Sexton left on the even
ing train for I'nlon. where they visited
the groom’s parents. They \\ ere (ol •
lowed by the good wishes of a ho*t of
admiring friends fur a life a* joyous
as the merry Christmas time.
Tire many beautiful present* re
ceived and the large number of friend-
who gathered lo witness thi* union ol
hands and heai t* attested to the high
esteem in which they are held by all.
BLl'ME—BKU(,I)KN
Blackville, Dec, do—On December
26th, Mis* Koseiia, eldest daughter i.|
Mr and VI r». L P Bluine. wa* quietu
married to Dr. M. L. Brogden, ol
Swansea, only a few intimate frieii !-
of tedii fami'it s iieing pres- lit, V lio
were r-M ('i\e-l at the door ny M - • d ame •
H K B'ii-t, W. If Johnston and I. (i.
Sander* I h-c renoinv wa-jo rformed
i-\ tlo- H \ I i i IV «. of the Bl i k
v 11 If 11 ' i•' Cl ur cri.
The « • .| , g < •• .di w a* pi ived \ r v
■ Weeli / hv 'I - /. I i a II a 1 lor 1 M - .
A in i -n B i -1 -1 - e, -1. r i-r - ■ f ’ he hr i d- 1 w a *
maid of I oio-r, anil Dr K-lw ir l If - g
den, the gn-in's brother, w a. hi-I
man.
iabofate -tinner, served in
lis pp y cou pie i It on I - -
ate A cter.ui. meniher of the Wallace
Ilou-e, scholar, gi otlemaii, ( liristlan,
fuend. died lu re Sunday morning at
-lidu o-’clock, in 'the TJrd y ear of his
age. H ‘ llV-l hetui in f illing health
for -ever.id month-, and for the ten
di\s iiroviotl* to ills deatli hil-! Iieen
eontined to hi* room, hut utitii a day
or two bel-tre he dicl no one thought
that the end "a* so near, and the news
ol hi-death was a gieat shack to the
p ‘o|)'e among -vlimn he iia-l laliorcd <o
long and 'so eatajcstly ami so well.
Many eyes weic wet with tears when
the sad news went abroad, and "the
exemplary life of thi* great, good man
w a-discus-ed in hushed tom * where
men gathere !. lie wa- loved hy every
one, Ipgh and low. ticli and poor,
white and hiaek. With only the kind
est of feeling lot hi- fellow men he wa*
never known to -:.y an unkind word
about .auv one, but instead made ex
cises for those wlio were weak. Ke-
eau«e ot thi- iovabl- trait he counted
his Iriend- tiy the hundreds and lie
ma-le m- em mie-.
As tiis fr end* w. tli know, tie was of
a m-dest, ja tiling -i i-p --i. i-m, not giv
en to talk I f -- If, and, fot tliis reason,
ittle I- known ot his eai|.’ life He
was tiorn in S'miby, N. i' . (ioiotier 17,
i*!ii His paren,* were Virginian*,
lli- fat h. r bl ii g a Metli"dist minister
who moved to the North l a I - li l: a to w ::
f - - r hi* health. W i - in - o t a d-m to, Major
W- -lme* owed mai y of lii- t-lmirahl--
trait- i f eloi-aet-T th" ttai hing- lie
fort that hv bM »pok«n and wrlRvtf In
thow* !■ •orrow arid diatrvn will abl***
forth In the year* to come and be an
Incentive to other* to emulate hi* ex
ample. Peace to bl* aabe*.
On Moadav morning, ’neath lower
ing clohda, the weary body waa laid to
real in the family burying ground at
‘•|rigle*lde,” th* country home of hla
brother, the late Di Holme*. In ac
cordance with hia wl«hea. the funeral
services, conducted at the grave by the
Rev W J. Snyder, paitorof the Barn-
well Methodist Church, were very
simple.
« M - jor Holmes was never married.
He i* lurvived by several riloce* and
nephews and hundreds of friend*.
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By Buying Your Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods,
Dress Goods, Notions, Groceries and Hardware m
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PENSION NOTICE.
The Pension (’ommiaMoner will be
in the Auditor’* olllce at Barnwell on
every Saturday in January, 1913, for
ttie purpose ot discharging the dutle*
imposed bv law.
G. E, Blrt,
12 Jt Pension C»mmisiiner.
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ESTATE SALE.
Pursuant to authority and direction
given in the Just Will and Testamentof
Kli/.ibeth J. Boynton, deceased, we
will sell on Monday, ttie (ith day of
January, 1913, in front, of the Court
House at Barnwell, in the County of
Barnwell, at public auction, the fol
lowing described tract of land : . .
All that tract or plantation of land,
situate, lying and being In Great Cy
press township in the County of Barn
well, State of South Carolina, contain
ing 300 acre*, more or less, and bound
ed as lol-ows: On the North by Wclls-
BranKii; East by lands of Mrs. Sana
Cordray; South hy lands of H. M Ul
mer, and West by Public Road, lead
i-ig from Ulmers to Barnwell Court
House.
Terms of sale cash. Purchasers to
pay for papers.
Ceorge S.’Bornton,
In his own right and a* Executor,
Virginia Boynton.
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received ill ill* < II: I V ilol'lt.iM. I. Ijlm
i mili' \ la'er m -\. -I t'll- lirtl-t-i coiiniy,
in II- - S 11- , 11- I. .i' ( t:- • I i in. w ere
a -ii i r s - -1 • ■..: - if Newtieirv c.i-intv.
FOR KENT
One. 1 h<>r»e faTn two mile* from
BaldiK-k. One 2 hoiae farm O mile,
from Allen-late One.tlmr.e (arm 2*
mile* from Martit-saiid .1 mile* Don.
Hatdock.
For terms write or see me
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January ;—
New M non
Flr*t IJuai ter
Full M o<iri
Last yusrter
W'rtia it right -l *I I
Ttie davs gain 7i (piniite*
this »e- k
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Mr. an t M rs K A Li. . g < f
Union spent ttie lio|id»i* w.t \l i •
Julia B Kasi er. ing
Mr I. A. Greene.•( Wtt.Kt.xi wt...
owns large saw m II mtere.t* in k |.«n
d*. sj^nt t hrt*ttiia* at ti--me
Mr. Ku[^rt Reed esme down from
Columbia last week for a few la s
• tay with hi* mother, Mr* J VS t .
Heed.
Mr Frarik B Free |>a* ret irm- 1 t"
Multverrv. Fia , where tie h..| !• a po.
ailion wltti the Prairie Pebble Phos
phate Co..
Mr. W T C*ie Jr of nil 'kvfte wa*
a welcome vt*i'or to Barowe | --atur
day and paid Tit* Pkoi i.* an apt>re
t.aled call.
The Rev John K (,node of Cheraw
added to ttie * liriktma. hari'im «• . f
his many Barnwell friend* hy an all
too brief vialt la*t week.
The college hoy . and girl* w ill soon
return to their atu lies, leaving l-.ncli-
nea* behind them until they return (or
the tummer v acalion.
Dr. Frank M Wdllsof Itha- a \ Y.
I* the gneat of relative* in WilliVon,
his old home Thi* i- his fir.t vi.it l"
hla native county in two vears.
Tux Pxoi-t k wiahe* its readers a
happv and pr-)*|)eroii* New A'e,»r. l f
there i* luck in odd numbers, IplH
should certainly bring good fortune to
all
The Civic League of W illistou real
It. d a handsome sum of money at a
tiazaar held on December Jnth. The
proceeds will he used lo beautify the
town.
After a p'eaaant visit to Mr, and
Mrs B P. Davies. Mrs. Lena Davie-
and Mi«s Mamie Toler lift yesterday
afternoon fur Columbia and Goldsboto, -
N . C , respectively.
Mr. J. O. Wwlker of Allendale i* at
Worthington Springs, Fla , w here he
expects to upend several month* for
hia health. HU many friends wish for
him a complete and speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. James Strange of Mor-
rlidaie, Pa , are spending the winter
months with their aunt, Mrs J. A.
Lindley. Mrs. Bennie Bailey. Mis.
Lindley’s niece, U her guest during
the holidays. -* ■
The Hon. Thomas H Peeples of
Blackville has been the guest of Gov
ernor and Mrs. Blease at the Execu
tive Mansion in Columbia fur the past
few days. Mr. Peeples i* getting mat
ters in shape preparatory to taking
hold of the Attorney General’s ollice
on .January 21.
Charles Coclin, a young Greek fruit
dealer, had the misfortune to break
hia arm Chrl-tmas eve night while at
tempting to - ive one of the large oak
trees In the C role. The tree was set
on lire by Roman candles and while
on a ladder throwing water on the
blaze Coclin lost hi* htlance and fell to
the ground, breaking his left arm at
the wrist.
Joe Fife, colored, was lodged in jail
several davs ago, charged with the
theft of 3934 pounds of seed cotton be
longing to Messra C C. Langley and
T. D. Creighton. The cotton was
stored In a barn on Mr. Creighton’s
place. At the preliminary hearing,
Fife waa bound oyer to the Court of
General Session*. It la thought that
otbera are Implicated In the robbery.
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nival here t tew vrii« tgu Fordinfind
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i lie in rn kill Marvin lli.|hind and that
U-s.ry w fm w a-i,nking witli Hollum!
was kiLed thruugh ini*tiiko, were later
convietod and are now serving then
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.Seventeen were serving life term- on
charge of murder.
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Tvvcntv-tittle were serving term* on
the charge ot manslaughter.
Seven were serving terms on the
ciiarge of larceny.
Five were serving terms on the
charge of housebreaking and larcein.
One wa* seiving a term on Die
charge of securing money under la|-e
pretenses
Nine were serving term* on th.
charge nf assault and battery.
One wa* serving a term on the
charge of bigamy.
Two were serving terms on the
charge of rape.
Two were serving terms on ttie
charge of arson.
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11 i! a i i an ali-.n. A i'i. mgli it is said
that on more th in . niun tie was
idfetrd tlu* ciiatui ia, cu.iti' ut. daily, pa
per-, ill prefettvd tin II I, IA i r r i ed life
ol a -mail tow ii pi the nu-uj.'ig activity
i of a laigi! eit v. and w hue pet haps lie
! ha- not teach .1 - large a number of
j leader*, he . mi i week y -un-hiiie
j into many h.u.i. . in w .ieh bis memory
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11 iends|ii|.* ;h it be '.i ioil | have iiee.i
denied iii iihidhei' ii )t ,.f activity.
ju.-tly proud of
iu v v i.u.in t-.uim <>ir i UMiiK.k ihaci
in am in i,koio.i v.
" lit*' P day for mv houklet of ‘'.ire
hundred Farms and Timber Tract* for
-ale, ’ in ttie hatiner e uiniie- of Thom
as. Brinks, Grady, Decatur and Mitch
ell. Large tracts, small trnets, im
pruved or unimproved, tiiiel.-vH sandy
loam and red pebbly land with red
el .y *ub*oil, labor abundant, best
road- :- <. "i gin, be»t cotton lands in
'be >ou, n. g..od n rigbboi floods, selioois
and ehurehe-, pure t r , e stone and ar-
ic-iau water, plenty bog hip) hominy,
•aw mill timber, turpentine locations,
cut over land*, colonization land*, line
stock raising section, city property
paving lit per cent and over.
Write me what you want and I will
answer hy fatly mail describing the
property which you "Vint.
Yours to serve,
W. K. Gntigmilea,
Thomasviile, Ga.
Bai n ,v ell < Hu nty
Iter olopted -on.
i »f late year-, hi- fail'ng bi’altli made
■ it iiree--j;y (o ton go tile plea-ure of
Five were serving terms on a charge | ' i ' ii ' h !‘!* 111 igbiionng
^ ■ town-, am| it wa* a great sali-taction
of burglary
One was serving a term on the charge
of highway robbery.
One was serving a term on /the
charge of violating the dispe.vssry law .
.Since assuming office less that/ two
years ago Governor Blease has ex
tended c emenev in over CiUO cases.
TAKEN THROUGH
to b;iii liiai lie w.p, not forgotten by
them: but mar, on the otiier band, the
real tiflietp.n tluit j. 1 1 had lor him wa*
liatpled do tv n tro’ii father to son. I’er-
luip- no other man in this part of the
State wa- lie:.! in more universal es
teem tinan M ij o' U -iipi*. To siim up
hi icily his lile and character, one can
well use the quotation from S'uikes-
peue, "He was u man. 1 sliall not
MISTAK K.
Mv buggy robe was taken turough | took upon hi- like again,
mistake from the store of S. H. Rush, The tired ban-are T ided now—the
BlackvilliqJS C , on Tuesday night, j hand* that had for mi m my years
Dec. 24, 1912. The robe had green j penned rhe sound thoughts of a brti-
palins and a lion lying down on one
side and on the other side it wa* a
browni*h-blaek It was bound around
the edge* with braid. Any Inf >rma-
tion of the finding of this robe will be
greatly appreciated by me.
Hampton Bolen,
It. Elko, S. C.
liatit lo aiu — the gentle eyi s are closed
in eaitli - list Dumber, and the great
noble Ip-art i- f,.revt-r stilled, but his
memory will not die so long as men
shall live, for l.is life is written large
on the page* of Mouth Carolina’* hia-
tory—the good deed* that be has done
and the kind words of cheer and com-
AUDITOK'S NOTICE.
The Auditor will be at the fo.lowing
place* on the dates named below for
the purpose of receiving Tax Returns
for the year 1912 ; i
Snelling, January 7.
Dunbarton, *■ ‘ k.
Robbins, " 9.
Millett, " 10.
Kline, “ 13.
Allendale. ” 14.
Fan fax, " 15.
Barton, “ la.
Appleton, " 17.
Baldoc, ’• is.
Blackville, “ 20.
Elko, “ 21.
Williston. •• 22.
Mercatus, •' 23.
Hilda, •• 24.
Ulmer, “ 27.
Sycamore. “ 28.
Jenny*, ” 29.
Only personal property must be re
turned this year.
All returns »ent in by mail must be
properly signed and probated, and sent
in by the 20th of February, before they
can be accepted.
Remember 50% penalty will be added
after February 20th.
R. W . Riley.
„ Auditor Barnwell County.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
The Treasurer's ollice w ill be open
fur the collection of taxes levied for
the fiscal year commencing January 1,
1912, from the l.’>th of October, 1912, to
Hie i.'ith day of Marco, 1913, inclusive.
1- rom tile l-t to the 31-t day of Jan
uary, |:il3, inclusive, t tie re will be a
I "‘ii a:; if one per cent added; front
tlic |*i to the 2'stli day of February,
I‘i3, ieelii-ive a pt-na.ty of two per
cent will l.c added to all taxes paid in
February : from 1st to the 15th <t*y of
M*.'.li. I'll.;, Inelu-ive a penalty of
*' v n per e.-nt will be added to ail un
paid taxe*.
1 K V V .
Fur Slate purpuaes, 5j tmll*.
■' cun»litutionaI school
tax, .! '•
’ ordinary eo j:itv pitr-
p »• *, 6
" back ilpfcbtC'lness, 1 j
Total. I*.j
< ominut it ion tax w ,11 t.C $ I 'SI ar.ll
mu-t ',t- pi' 1 tiy ad penum* liatile for
i.,ad duiv.
SI'S) I 4 I si llool. I tv V.
» ir i. r.-v c, 1 mill
It.rtari puani'U < < ! vari I'opiml.i*
1.1 r - >- n ! * ti i p, i,i 11 j (11 -,
it- 4,ii g d | u i g, K|u. . M, > r • i *, Now
t or. -i il,k <. i m I'.asaut 11 1. B P'b
I ,' I N 12 >tu II :!. r*. ig ,i g v I, Ir.
S- v o , I'. I..-* a ud Ti k, -1 '* ( look,
2 mill*.
Birtoii. I'. lack v 1 i|.-, |t loom i ugjale ,
' ivc, II. korv Hut. Owon* i ros-
K"i d *, Kiid v Brandi, >hadv <>rove
-* \ o a 'I o r .• So. .M, | pprr Khb laud
anti Hols t 11) i 1 «
It g folk. Double I’.iiol, H( roll u-s
a d 1 if m mi,| |,|, i-ton, I mil •
It 1, ii w o I. K
Lao, 5 4 ’
V .-n lab- arid 1 11 r f a X '■
" II -'on, 14 ••
1 ni’ed Mate* elirrerir'V, gold atnl
rilvor ooin ooutlti ami *otp>(d claim*
pt' porl) approveil wnl be received foi
t a v •••.
(’to-eks and draft* will no", be re-
ee v• d for t« X'-* except at the t tsk of
t tic tax pa \ .
J. B Armstrong,
Tr. usurer Barnw eM < buii.t v .
Bar ii w e 1 1, S. (’., Sep’, lltb. 1'I2.
Just l{eceiVedl
And no v readv for speedy sale at H il
T"p Staples, the first new lot of sound
and gent lo Horse*
Also a complete line of Buggies
Wagon* H a rites- etc.
< barliy Brow n.
Barn well, >. (',
Having one of the largest and
plete lines of General Merchandise in
ty, 1 offer exceptional opportiwities for
money pn your purchases.
A Good Resolutit
to make is (hat ydU will yoiff home and
supplies at Molairs during 19U—aitd
year thereafter. Space will not
enumeration of the many bargains i
stock—1 want you
to call and see for
yourself.
Courteous
Clerks
will attend to all of'
your wants. May
we expect you?
Thanking you
for past patronage,
and with very best
wishes for a pros
perous New Year, 1
remain,
Your friend,
rn-m
N
THI
“NO NAMET
HAT
6. F. MOLAIR, BARNWELL. - 8. »■
JNSUlfAXCE.
FIR K IN’Sr R .W’CF.
1.1 I K I NSl’U AN’t.’K
IIF.-M-III AM) ACCIDFNT
INSUKANCK ,
II \ I SKHK I N SIR A N t I
M/K1.TY IB'MlS
A d • I I lint. Stock l lunpkiiic* I'cr-
•nual tltt iti.,1. given to s'l tiusinc*- in-
i. u*tfi| tu m v cur"
If I can *. i i c i, j m ar\ of tbc
11 " V •• 111 i •, give ' n e a c * 11,
''Mice in ilarn.un Blic k. 'lain St. |
.Will. MeNAliJ
• «i ». •
I profceBionaf Carb0. X
i • * •
• <•.• •■•.•■•>••«■•■• Sv.ia.ai*...*'* m *.*i*
Dr. l.W. Reeves
Dentist
I’crniancntly locate 1 at
Barnwell, South Carolina
Oili tin HarrDon B'lBBng.
od 31 -1 2-1 v r
V. SEYMOl II OWENS
Attorney and Counsellor at Lawl
f fffice over
The Barr, w • |l S.'iiti ncl
BARNWEl.l, MM TI! CAROLINA
A' ill p raid ice in ad tin* Cntirt*. fnl
lection* a specialty. Loan* negotiated
on acceptable security.
James H. Fanning,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Springfield, - - - S. C.
* * i
If you grow Peas, a Star Pea Huller will
P-iy you. If you use fertilizer, see our Force-Feed Wtarti
histributor. The Hopper holds 100 pounds. If you fkm
cotton and corn, see the J. M. B. No. 20 Cotton and Cor.
Plow Stock— the steel beam will not break or bend.; Write 4
us for circulars and prices. Our offer to the readers of this
paper w ill interest you.
Star Pea JVlaehipe Go.,
Bennettsville. S. C.
The Farmers Union WarehousaCo.
Incorporated for 510,000.00
W ill store your COTTON at }0c per bale per
month.
Will practice in all •Hurts of the
L'.ate and United State* 3D4
Robert E. Woodward, J. A. Jerkin*, U»rry D. Calhoun,
I’reaident Secretary Treasurer
IMRECTOH8
R K Woodward J. A. Jenkina J. A. Porter
E H. Kichardaon Harry I). Calhoun
DR. W. C. MILHOUS,
©v'ntisf,
BARNWELL, S, CAROLINA.
Office hours: < :3b a. tu. to 6 p, rn.
Persons living aw ay from Barn we Ii
will please make appair tment* before
coming By so doing they will he sure
of immediate service and avoid dis-
appointment*.
DR. B.F.STORNE
DBMTAL SURGEON
BLACKVILLE, - - S. C.
My dental office will he open In
Blackville tac\h day in the week. I
will answer calk from any point m tha
county
~ LEARN TELEGRAPHY
and earn $50 to |]00 per month. Thoua-
and«of operators needed. Most fascin
ating and educationVl work. Position*
assured all graduates, Write immedi
ately for catalogue. V.
SPARTANBURG .SCHOOL OF
TELEORA PHY,
Main St., Sp' Yanhi.r/. 8 C.
MONEY TO LEWD.
Money to lend or first mortgage of
real estate. 8 per cent Interest on
amounts under $1000.00. 7 per cent
on amounts over $1,000.00.
* w. O. Patterson.
Strongest State Bank in So. Ca.
' ' WHY? ' -- ’M "
Ca 'ital, Sur ^lus and Stockholders Liability
$830,000.00
Safest of the Safe.
In estimating the safety of a Bank It JIs well to re
member that Capital and Surplus, in other worda, the
BANK S OWN MONK'y, is that which give* security
to depositors. In this respect we stand FIRST among
Hh 300 state banks In Sonth Carolina. Seek safaty trst
and accept the cordial invitation which we extend you
to bank with us.
4 per cent Paid on Savings
' TT-'"
BANKofVESTERN
BARNWELL, S.C. .
CAPITAL & SURPLUS $500,00;
—J LOCAL DIRECTORS C
George H.Bates J-Hl
Buller Hag6od