The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 21, 1913, Image 4
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THURSDAY VCCUST 21. 101.1.
With a breech of ommise suit and
impeachment o roc red mgs pending
against him we have no doubt nut *har
Gov Sulaer of New York, s w iling to
concede *hat Gherman < definition of
war apoues equally as we:] -o noiitics
-as olayed by Tammany Hail
Rather a peculiar mndiTlon if affairs
m * L when an alleged negro murder
FaudWx. Sag. IK. —%lra. John Week-
ley of Ulmer is visiting her daughter
Mrs Otla Deer
The Misses Davia of WiUistnn. after
spending some rune with Mias Maude
Barber are now visiting Allendale -eia-
tives.
Mrs. Harriet .Jenny is visiting rela
tives here
Merdames Essie Lighrsey and Maude
Wideman and children are visiting their
friend at Barnwell. Mrs. Harry Calhoun.
Hugh Craddock, after spending aev-
is with bis
mother here.
Mrs. M. Moye has gone to Glenn
Springs and from there will go to the
mountains of North Carolina.
Miss Sadie Harter and Holbrook Wil
liams have returned from a pleasant
visit to relatives.
Mrs. W. E. Harter expects to attend
the family reunion at Hickory Grove
with her mother’s family
W E. Harter, J F Lightsey and
Benjamin Brunson left Wednesday for
Baltimore and other cities.
Miss Lena Hammond is visiting rel
atives at Tampa, Fla.
Miss Ethei All and brother of (Cine
visited here recently
Mrs. 0 J Youmans is entertaining
■juite a bouse parry Miss Thelma
Lewis of Bamberg, M.ss Comma
Langford of Brunson Car-oil and
Gladys Parker of Allendale
On rhe evening of Vugusr 12 Mr and
Mrs N B Loadhoit enrer-ained juite a
number of marred 'oupics. young
women and young men ceiebranng
'heir .0th anniversary if mar-age
They were assisted .n -ereiv ng and
enter*aimng nv M;a« Ze le 'he /oung
ad v of 'he .some P-ogmaive -on
Mo
aii)
m
Tin secure protection versarion was en^iyed T-ai.;ng pot
.a an adjoining •nmmonwea.rh simoiy
-he 'wo governors don ' happen
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dourk 'srv ns ^
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pianta wer# diapiaved ’.0 /#a.-s if ag-
K sa.ad *ourse *h#n a i w-#’ ■ c.-s# w as
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tOOT CAUSED
cottoh ruirn to die
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Ymir wftwr •feei' !l.^aa#d
4ytag f^Ona paaata .a fov*- -oaaty
Kms 4*Mjr«d on acrioaot af wi»
the d.seased or d» ng i
raCton ia your rouaty a th '-(wnpiainia
racwived from other parts #f the Sttte
I taka it that you hav# a hat •* a no a r,
as rhe < of ton Wut. frequenl.y i(e.*#n
as Hiark Root '*■ H igt* and the
disease r*n t»e con fro #d n. ^amg .an
rties of rotton seed and oa ;e.» ’h.'
are resiatant to it
We have two vanetie* <,f -.»ti<,n 't.e
I)ixie and the Dillon that ar# pra, r. a.
ly immune to wilt, and we are p.anr.ng
these %aneties on aid .nf-sred .ar.da
and are securing splendid reso.ta
We find, however another trouh.e ..s 1
aaaociated with cotton w:.t. This
trouble is known aa root knot, ra.ised ,
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t i *r* v, t-e-ds at ttar*.> -*
Mrs A r* asae s -*4
ft-<me af*#r « s.t v. *.#• po.-et'a a’
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H M < aase • j- #** -f • see. '<ve
a ’en 4a>« 'r j *o W .»r sg* >c aad
!bea Y e■
j 1 R Iren&nr and • '» a** »;^t.d.rg
a fes dw >« at '».enn sp# ngs
I J M Mss# i Has -#•-—-.ed -e » s
•arater/C. aa#-* a.t ipen* r.
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-pared do a.. ..nds o' ; .t - / 1
.rsT^ aas * i-K.r.ar, **• ar.ar.r.-
.. are rh.nsjng ,t n«ra...ng 'h.s
-or . #ieri'’e ,r. our hoir.e se-
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knot
prevalent on light iands and attarxs
1 of our staple err
amall grain crops, and cotton that a
immune to wilt is often subjected to
, K. persons ndebted to the estate of
by the nematode or eel worm bor.ng Milledge N Bates, deceased, are -e-
into the roots of the plant causing galls luested to make prompt payment of
or knots to form thereon Root knot * u " h indebtedness 'o the undersigned
and a., pervms having c.a.ms against
the said estate wii! please present the
all of our staple crops exrept corn and same, properly atteste d, to me
! J N Bates.
fvxeoutor
. , , , , , . Aug’ast l r rth. 1'Ll
root knot, and where both trounies oc-
cur it is necessary to get nd of the; MONET TO f,AND
root knot before trying an ,mmune Money p, lend or f.rat mor-gage of
variety of cotton This 'an be done 1 real e«r.*ce. i per cent intere*i on
by practicing rotation of-rops, leaving amount* under flono Of) 7 per cent
cotton and ordinary peas off for two on %moan, • ov * r ^'AiG.
. . . ; j . O. Patteraon.
years, planting corn and Branham Iron !
Peas and other small grain,
would be perfectly safe then
Dixie or Dillon cotton seed
lands.
We are operating about twenty FOR RF.N'T-Four second-floor rooms,
breeders ,n the State that have *he or unfurnished, in a desirable
, and it #1 -»t , •
Special Notices.
^ of town
Dixie and Dillon cotton seeds, and our apply to
arrangement with them is •! 00 per |
b«shei. Any farmer can get them by , -
applying to this department
Very truly,
H. W Barre.
Professor of Botany,
Clemaon College, S C
For further information,
B Mazursky,
BarnweU, S. C.
off ea Straw Hats
J. A. Parler —ac
FOR RENT—One of the beat stands
in &imwell, formerly occupied by
Creech's Pharmacy. No stand in Barn
well better for merchaadiaing. Apply
R. A. Deason,
7 RNtf. Barm well, S. C.
J. A.
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FOB QUASTtB
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A [. Woodward, salary ">4 Id. P H h 50
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Bank af Williatoa, enbaage and
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For rhe next thirty ij’.s I will Gtfir my
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J. CALDWELL GUILDS, M. A., hud iustu
Strongest State Bank in So. Ca.
WHY?
( .» :Tal. ^ur • lu^ .1 nJ *'tiK.hh'»ldcr'« l lability
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Safest of the Safe.
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to lep..*i;. r«. 1 tn'. re*t*-ot we atand FIRM »mon*
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ar.] ..ve: • the .-^r J:». mvitatiun wtjich we extend you
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4 j:er cent Paid on Savings
BANKorVESTERN CAROLINA
BARNWELL, S.C.
CAPITAL 6.SURPLUS SSOO.OCO.op
D LOCAL DIRECTORS C
George h.Bates J.M.Easierlintf
Butler Hagood P.M.Buckingham
New Wheat Flour—•‘Pansy”—Best
in its history. Cheap.
J. A. Porter —Adv.
Notice of Final DUcharga.
Notice is hereby given that the
dersigned will on Mondav, August
1913, file with Hon. John K. Snell
I Judge of Probate for Barnwdi C<
tv, his final retun as guardian
i Bertha Stringfellow, Freddie Stri
fellow, Charlie L. Stringfellow, Wi
M. Stringfellow and John B. Stri
l fellow, minors, and apply for Lett
Dtszmssory.
Bennett Stringfellow,
t Advertisement. 1.
k Take* an Export
to properlv install a job of plumbing.
My work is GUARANTEED—“not bet
ter than the best but a little better
than the rest” I can furnish fixtures
awd install complete at a nominal price
Anything in the plumbing line at rea
P. W. Pnca, Bam well, S. C.
^ July 19th, 1913.
One-fourth off on Straw Haia,Oxfords,
L*™, *e. J. A. Porter,—A4r.