The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 06, 1914, Image 6
SUPERVISOR'S QUARTERLY REPORT.-(Continued from lut we«k.)
0 W Dunbar magistrate
J Blark oonstable 1
_ H WillianM magistrate
Lemon Bros magistrate hand fluffs
0 8 Anderson
W 0 Jennings lights eh’'
Dr W R Tutsn luoaoT
Dr A J Harter
John K Bneliing salary
8 A Hair o«>m Rig v
Lawrence Ynumans flora Allendale
J 8 Orott com Q*o Greek
W D Hartaog com Barnwell
J B Morris Ir oom Orest Cypress
Otto V Ray oom Geo Greek
T J Weekley oom Syoamore
J H Warren oom Allendale
Lawrenoo Youmans oom Allendale
Emmett Barrett oom Willistbn
W H Duncan Janitor
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C F Molair court eipense
Dr E L Patterson sal oo phy (2) months
R O Holman sal oo atty
Dr R O Kirkland post mortem
S J Woodward lights o h
Horace J Crouch postage
H L O’Bannon stationery 21 24 lights 6 60
J B Morris jail report
J B Morris sal sheriff
J G Diamond sal
Horace J Crouch sal
W L Woodward coroner 27 08 p y 15 00
T W Black chain gang
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C F Towns ‘ *
Alfred MitcMI c g
J A Green e g
J 8 Still o g "
U H Bowers o g
L Cohen c g
Rhodes A Gill c g
O H Dyches c g
Charlie Brown c g
Swift A Co o g
B Mazursky c g
Lemon Bros o g 87 61, c h 3 60, jail 106
J H Riohardson o g
R W Riley sal
J M Birt roads and bridges
A B Metz lumber
J M Hair p y
J A Porter c g 10 2. r >, p h 23 85, c h 1 40
Home Furniture Co p y
T J Attaway -p y
U A Calhoun p y
Mutual Trading Co p y —
C F Molair
J M Sadler p y
R A Deaaon p h 37 46, c h 75c. jail 8 00
C N Burckhalter p y
J V* Patterson sal co com
N M Walker sal co com
H F Buist sal oo ohrm
J 8 Still c g
Alfred Muchell c g
R H Rowers c g
T W Biack c g
C F Towns c g
J A Green c g
Owen Dyches
C F Molair p h 27 79. jail 2 75
J B Mum* telephone
VV H Duncan janitor
Allendale Pharmacy c g
I M Pearlstine sons c g
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Champion Supply Co c g
R U Holman Co atiy
C C Charous constable
J E Tobin magistrate
M G Kitchingt magistrate
W F U<sery constable
B B Easterling p y
R Bojd Cole county bd ed
(J N Hu'■ekhalier p y
IV J My rick com Sjcamore
Barnwell Sentinel adv and slat;
Smith Bros u g
tins Sezton contingent
tlharh Hum Provision Co c g
A E Cor lev equlization
Emmett Barr.-ii cun Williston
Him- Furniture C j c h
Dr F H Boyd e g
' 1 ' inquest
G M Main jail
P W Price e g 9 45, c h 50c. jail 12 25
Charlie Br. vvn c g
L-nion Bros <• g
lb me Furniture Co p y 0 75, C h 88 00
J F Readv p v
Farmers Union Mer Co p y
T J Anaway. p y
J A Porter p y •'
K A Deason eg, 11 ^0, p h 13 50, c h 2 95
B M Jenkiny p y
Farmers Union Mer Co p y
P B WUe cum Bik
W J Harter com Gre<t Cypress
J H Cruft com Goo Creek
W W Cope cun Sycamore
I H P Hutto com Geo Creek
J P Boyles com Great Cypress
W B N irris com G'est Cypress
V VV Manuel com Sycamore
LC Benueu com Uald< c -
J C L adholt com Sycamore 1
Moye Sanders com (^jetrCreek
W A Meyer com Bennett Springs
B L Z rn C'liiy-Karowell
S B Creech com Geo Creek
J C Bl.ick / ‘ ‘
Jesrp-Williams com Bennett Springs
Seasa com Red Oak
ph Hazlev com R-d Oak
I H Harvey c >m Sycamore
Sam Alexander com R-d Otk
J E Collins com Geo Creek
J W Main com Sycamore
Norman Morris com Geo Creek
E W D Morris com Ged Creek
J D Morn* com Red Osk
J B Morris contingent
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Dr F H Boyd lunacy
Dr J G VV o iley **
John K SneHing *
Tom Myrick constable
L G Stivender 1
Mrs Dora Dee Walker colaborator
C B Boy les constable
N D Best *
B O Norris *
W J Faust ‘
J B Rountree ‘
L H Williams mzgiitrate
J VV Hair magistrate
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W P Sanders *
GC Best
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W L Woodward eor 27 08 p y 15 00
J B Armstrong staty i ■
B W Riley Ml
B Armstrong rtaty
W C Jeanlngs light c h f
W V Riohardson sal #
J B Morris oontingent
Horace J Crouch eal
G J Diamond mI
L G Richardson premium on bond oontingent
J B Armstrong sal ,
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BUT LAUD-CROPS GOOD
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No. 1.
No. 2.
(See Crops Growing now on these Lands)
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200 Acres adjoining city limits. 160 of same in
cultivation. One 7 room residence, one tenant
house, wells, barns, large wired pasture. $35.00
per acre. Y ,
225 Acres two miles from town, two tenant
houses; wells and barns, two thirds in cultiva
tion. Clay road. A bargain. Only $20.00 per
acre. y
300 Acres three miles from town, 260 in cultiva
tion, one dwelling, five tenant houses, wells,
barns, etc. A peach for the money. $30.
98 Acres, one small house/ half in cultivation,
seven miles from Barnwell/ three from Elko.
A sacrifice. $7.00 per acre.
206 Acres five miles from Dunbarton. Well im
proved, fine dwelling, 10 rooms, three new ten
ant houses, a ginnery, all out houses and barns.
You ought to see it. $30 per acre. Terms.
No. 6. 320 Acres of land six miles from Barnwell, one
dwelling, one half in cultivation. A bargain,
only $7.50 per acre. i
No. 7. 436 acres half in cultivation, crops can be seen
growing three miles from Barnwell, only $13.00
per acre. Desirable terms.
No. 8. 70 Acres, 50 in cultivation near city limits with
residence and three acres in house lot. Resi
dence and lot $1500.00, the farm land $3Q per
acre. Terms.
ALSO SOME HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE IN "
BARNWELL.
Write me or come see.
'HARRY. D. CALHOUN,
Real Estate Dealer, Office in Home Bank Building
FORD AND BUICK
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AUTOMOBILES.
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I have the agency for these
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where in Barnwell County upon
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a few hours notice as cheap as
they can be bought, either .for
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cash, or upon satisfactory terms.
C. ARTHUR BEST,
Barnwell, - S. C.
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women for more than fifty years.
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Schools of Medicine and Pharmacy.
Owned ancf Controlled by the State.
86 Sessioi} Opens October 1st, 1914, Closes Jilne 3rd, 1915
* Fine New~Building read}’for occupancy October 1st, 1914| Advan
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Practical work for Senior Students in Medicine and Pharmacy a
Special Feature.
Large and well-equipped Laboratories in both Schools.^