The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 01, 1920, Image 8
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IV 'u\n for The MarUt.
At thi» ti: i >*r jrr hcarin? a
i^’at deal a ut |N*aont« ms a money
Oop U> rvp.: r a p»rt of our colton
^rri'M^e. 1 \ ink Uith the boll weevil
fiiemg us i would Ik* very unwise
C plant n. *e than five to eight
^vres of co. on to Ihe plow’, (’on*
4t'qui , ntly, wo will have some land
Cp plant in 'othe* crops. Peanuts
a 'iH'ar to lx, thv* nt j.'it logical thing
L‘ plant. Ki e to tc r t aejes to the
plow is plenty alor.g with some cotton.
5here are two varieties being planted
in Alabama for the market, liamely,
\J r hite» Spanish and North C’arolina
Runner both of these varieties seem
Ci> yield well and seems that we
gj.euld plant some of each.. It takes
from one bushel to one and one half
bushels to plant an acre, more being
reeded whhen planted unshelled.
The distance between the rows
Should 1>^‘ 30 to 30 inches and K to
1« inches in the drill depending on
the land and variety of peanuts
?00 to 400 pounds of fertilizer to the
«rre with very little Ammonia in it
fa sufficient. It is also” aifvirahle to
U-e kome lime t<K'. 1,000 pounds
ground lime ster.e Iwoadcast before
planting or £00 t<; 300 pounds land
p! !stv:r ai time of blooming should
U:**d. From one half ton to one
n m nn average ci *1*.
If any one desiieh further infor* I
mat or on growing ,|M*anuis, write
(o II. G. Boylest •«. County Agent,
fi*r bulletins on the subjee*.
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of * «I'|I*4| |<41 Ml
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M' A.U1 Mr* Wailabro. of V% iD^tun
Mi• Whtukrr ia pi paaotty rrmrm-
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Vtat* of Ohio, Glty of Totado,
Luraa County. •’
Prank J. Oiancy makaa oath .that ha
la aantor partnar of tha flrr of F. J.
Cheney A Co., dotnf biis'.ncsa In the City
T letlj. County ami State aforesaid,
and that aaid Hrm will par the aum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for oaoh
and every < aae of Catarrh that c unnot be
cured by the uae of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE FRANK J CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and aubaortbed In
my presence, this 6th day of December,
A. D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal) Notary Public..
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine la taken In*
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces of the Syatam. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. j CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists. 76c.
Hall’s Fanily Pills for constipation.
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For
Weak
Women
In use for over 40 years!
Thousands of voluntary
letters from women, tell
ing of the good Cardui
has done them. This is
the best proof of the value
of Cardui. It proves that
Cardui is a good medicine
for women.
There are no harmful or
habit-forming drugs in
Cardui. It is composed
only of mild, medicinal
ingredients, with no bad
after-eft ects.
TAKE
CARDUf
* Yon can rely on Cardui m ,
Sorely n wtM do lor yoo 1
what H hns done lor so
many thousands of order
women I ft shon<d help.
M l nan taken sack,
teemed to be
* met Mrs Mary H. Yeaie,
of Had non Hetghtt Va.
**t for down to weak.
COaald hardly walk • • •
fuai ithgj|tifd aronnd.
* • • I mad ol CardnA,
and ahrr taking one bof-
Be. or before tak wf jmtr
Ml. I tm ninth better, f
•auk J or 4 Bordet at
that dmt. and n as able to
do my work. I take 4 to
Me apnog when mo*
down. I had 00 apfwtne,
and I commenced rrring
h o me bear tome I ever
van ** TryCamm.
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Nolics of Dissolution of Chortor.
The officers, directors and stock*
holders of Tru* Healing Springs Water
and Manul'aettiring Oompanv, Incor
porated, HlackvUle, Barnwell Conn y,
S. C’., hereby givje notice to the public
and those concerned that according to
lawthe said company will apply to the
Secretary of State for dissbfution pa
pers of charter^ and a meeting of
slockholders~will be hold' at the com
pany’s olftce-Januarv 15 th, 1920,
Healing Springs Water and Mfg. Co.,
L. B. Boylston, Scc.-Treas.
(’ertificate of Stock Lost.
Certificate No. 22 for 5 shares of
Barnwell Banking Company stock, is
sued in my name, having been lost
Jind application having been made for
a duplicate issue thereof, all persons
are called upon to show case (if any
There be) at the office of said Barn-
veil Banking Company, now the First
National Bank of Barnwell, in Barn
well, S. C., on or before the 2nd day
of January, 1920, why said duplicate
certificate shall not be issued. The
above stock was issued by. the said
Barnwell Banking Company on Jan
uary 1th, 19 IS.
12 lH-3t. W. H. DUNCAN.
Agents Wanted
Wt want :»• live agent hi every town
in this section.
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RIED IN STOCK.
For Sale
Buick-Six Touring
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THE BARNWELL PEOPLE,
Barnwell, S. C.
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We have a Buick- Six 5-passenger car in first
class mechanical condition; this car has been
used t>y a very careful driver, and at the price
we ask is a great value.
Lemon Brothers,
S.T.
Inc.
23 |H*r cent, commission and (
paid one way or
2*' im r cent, commissi
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Barnwell Chinese Laundry,
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Barnwell, S. C.
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INfi C USTOMERS AND SEEING Til \T EAC H PATRON IS ACCORD
ED C Ol KTEOl S AND SATISFACTORY ATTENTION
OCR SERVIC E IS'EFFICIENT—NOT ONL\ FROM \ MEC ll\N|.
C’\l. STANDPOINT BIT^ALSO IN El KN|SIIIMi HELPFCL ASSIST
ANCE TO EACH CUSTOMER. EXACTLY ADAPTED TO HIS INDIAID*
I AI. KE<|t IIO MENTS.
>Of K AC COtNT.’MHETIYER LARGE OR SA| ALL IS CORDIALLY
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
. BARNWELL S. C.
C^apital Stock, SSO.OOO.OO
EY. Pw*. N.G.W WALKER.
[)l:E. We-Pre*. L P. Wll-SON
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Fight The Boll Weevil
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FIRE INSURANCE
Akosltsfr Protect Mm
RltMif e«t C umy >cu
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The Cotton Oil Company
Bamberg, S. C.
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Extra Nice
c %^'” HORSES & MULES
♦ h .ve ju.Jt receivetl a rurload of
<!tiUr Shingles, wfnb I j»m offering
cl aUractive prices.
C. F. Rizer,
Olar, S. C.
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niE MAIN Dlf b EKEM’E 11K-
T\N FFN
FARRIS* COLIC REMEDY and.the
..ttliers, you <lo not drench the animal,
t child can give it. Good for bloat
ifi cattle.
For Kale by slf good dealers.
J E3GD, M^AL AND HULLS.
^7 carry in stock the best grade
r TEFL), MEAL AND HULLS
S$\: solicit your business
We deliver in town. See us^
The Buckcje Cotton Oil Co.,
H. C. Hutto, Agent, -
lilackvid*, S.* C.
Vo- no 23-J. l-l-“4t-pd.
1 FACHFRS I XAMINATION.
l>,y j.uth ity from the State Board
<£f t.diicat 11, not ire is hereby given
0 ’t an. ec'ra teacher’s examination
e'.il be he d ii: U’ 1 CourC House at
V; )*t\v.»’1. S. o» S'tur.lay. Jan. 10,
rk A. M.
1 HAVE BEEN OUT WEST PURCHASING A CARLOAD OF EXTRA
NICE HORSES AND MULES THAT I EXPECT TO REACH OLAR TO
DAY. (Thursday. January 1st). IT WILL PAY ALL PROSPECTIVE
BUYERS TO SEE ME BEFORE BUYING, AS THIS WILL BE THE
NICEST SELECTION OF MULES AND HORSES THAT I HAVE EVER
SHOWN. -
C. F. RIZER,
Olar, S. C.
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In the Futurity of the South Carolina State Fair the (iet of
P. B.’S 1MPERATOR 2ND.
Out of Defender Dam, ( leaned I p, Winning '
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1st and 2rd Prize Boar Pig; 2nd on Litter as Whole, there
bidiig 11 t unl^.-iLanl^ mg 1 pigs each. In this show
they de:. >te i the first prize boar pig “Free-for-all Class”
of day Ik-fore, wheh won out in competition with some of
best berd.s of “Durocih'in,** including an ()hio herd which
has taker t."» ch: mpi-m and gran«l champion ribbons, 113
firsts, 19 se. oiaU. and 21 ihiris. having shown at 12 strong
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Prosp«r..u* New
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people of
this C«
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that
the C
hriwtma' S« ason
of 1920
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very on
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proaperoun tha
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that tl
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ihat
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jibout
to take place in
our agr
icul-
tural syst
cm will
result
only
for
ther
good.
This
(’ompai.
y hope*
1* of
sen
rice in
the next twelve
months.
and
to contribute in }
umu* m
eiw*ure to
the
well
Udng of the pe<
uple of
this
section by affording a market for the new commercial crop of PEA-
NLTS, which will supplant in part our master. Cotton.
We stringly recommend Phospho Land Plaster to all farmers who*
expect to plant PEANUTS, believing that larger crops, and the best
class of nuts, fret of “pops,” may be made by using it in liberal quan
tities. Made by Carolina Fertilizer and Contracting Co. Charleston, S. C.
Careful inquiry among the peanut growers of Alabama and- Georgia
convinced us that the b^st Peanut Picker on the market is made by^the
Benthall Machine Co, Suffolk, \ a.
Your Demonstration Agent will give you direction ; for growing
PEANUTS.
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J. A.Wyman, President,
Bamh££g> South Carolina'
CEDAR GROVE FARMS,
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