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SPECIAL NOTICES.
One cent a word,
tharge, $5 cents, i
Minimum
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.—-Shetland Pony, Black
Beauty; Gentle as a lamb, any child
calt drive or ride. Pony, cart and har*
ness complete. Reason for selling
have no one to use It. C. L. Jordan,
Allendale, S. C.
FOR SALE.—1200 to 1500 bushels
Cleveland Improved Big Boll Cotton
Seed, known as Sawyer; saved espec
ially for seed. $1.50 a bushel, f. o. b.
Blackville. Address C. H. Mathis,
Blackville 6 , S. C. 10-25-tf
• HERB AND HKHR A BOUTS. •
The diys gain 11 minutes in sun
shine this week.,
Mr. Max Bronson is iut again af
ter a severe attack of grip.
Mr. J. C. Patterson spent Sunday
with relatives in Walterboro.
Mr. Angus Patterson spent a couple
of days in Columbia last week.
Mr. J. R. Boylston, of Allendale,
was in the city this week on business.
REOS! REGS! Now on hand,
me at Blackville. C. H. Mathis.
See
FOR SALE.—Job Work of any
kind—from a visiting card to a double
page circular. Send us your orders.
The People, Barnwell, S. C.
FOR SALE.—600 pounds aspara
gus feed, French Argentile variety;
price 35 cents per pound in lots of one
to three pounds; reduced prices on
larger quantities. Apply to W. H.
Wooley, Elko, S. C. l-24—$t.
FOR SALE.—“Remtico" typewriter
ribbons for any make of machine.
Send us your mail orders. The Peo
ple, Barnwell, S. C.
J. Emile Harley, Esq., went up to
Columbia one day last week on busi
ness.
Attorney A. H. Ninestein, of Bfack-
ville, is attending Court here this
week.
Mr. J. E. Bates, of Elko, was in the
city Tuesday and subscribed to The
People.
Attorney Solomon Blatt was called
to Columbia Friday on professional
business.
NEWS OF BLACEVILLR.
Mr.
Chaa. Malony Elected PreaWent
of Railroad Company.
Private Sam J. Woodward, of Camp
Sevier, spent Sunday in the city with
his mother.
SALE.—Seed Rye and Rape
C. N. Burrkhalter, Barnwell.
a
t-7—4t
WANTED.
WANTED.—To rent 60 to 90 acres
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Sanders, of Al
lendale, were the guests of relatives
here Sunday.
Jas. M. Patterson, Esq., of Allen
dale, ta among the visiting attorneys
here this week.
Sheriff J. B. Morris and Mr, E E
Moms went op to Augusta one day
last week on
John W
8 C
MIBCELLANBOIE
SPRING COAT BCITR.—We knee
>mt received an advance shipment of
Bpeing Coni Bmta and cordmAf Write
the laitiee of RomweB County to eafl
Messrs N
Knopf, of Pairfaa,
visitors here this wi
Mr R W R4ey.
r eekiey and
the
all the la not styteo.
ay to atWwf the
l Riley
wtll swat aoi
Miss llallae At
uw CohmsWh
md the feoirwl of Mrs R
to Ot
is
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Miss KHsseos
leeching ashool
•pant the wash an
etty with sei-
ms at Rterhvil
Now so bond
C M Methm
Blackville, Feb. 12.—The many
friends of Mr. Chas. Malony, formerly
of Blackville, but now of Savannah,
Ga., will be pleased to learn of his
promotion from assistant to the vice-
president and general manager of the
Central of Georgia Railway to the
presidency of the Wrightsville and
Tennille Railroad. At a special
meeting of the board of directors held
at Tennille, Ga., on Feb. 1st, Mr. Ma
lony was elected president, vice Mr.
Henry D. Pollard, who resigned to ac
cept service with another company.
Mr. Malony is the son of Mrs. Sallie
Malony, of Blackville, and this com
munity, together with Barnwell Coun
ty and South Carolina at large, feels
much pride in his great accomplish
ments. "He first saw railroad service
at Blackville, his boyhood home, in the
capacity of telegraph operator for the
Southern Railway, later becoming as
sociated with the Central of Georgia
at Savannah, where he has worked
himself up from the bottom of the lad
der and his promotion can easily be
attributed to long, faithful service and
meritorious work. The people of
Blackville tender their heartiest con
gratulations, and expressions of grat
ification are heard on every hand.
The following item from “The Lead
er,** of Fort Meade, Fla., will be read
with interest here:
“Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner Gyles
of Blackville, S. C., are the gusets of
Mrs. Gyles' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
G. Durrance, of Wauchula, Florida
Mr. Durrance is President of the Peo
ple's Exchange Bank of Wauchula
and one of the biggest citrus growers
end cattle raisers in the “land of flow
ers " Mr Gyles is ea attorney and
merchant of Blackville. He mamed
M»aa Durrance a year ago and aa the
young rouple spent a part af their
honeymoon here at the Retf House
they are pleasantly rsaiiaihTsd hy
many fnsada Leaving
they will spend a fl
Grande ta Ash far
reatempiale a trip to Cuba before re
ta fleath Caruhaa"
Mrs M r. hotel of CotaaWia spent
a few days here th*s week
Mws Anale Epps af Bamtee la
Wg Mtaa Juanita Matthews
Mrs LaVefwe Thomas ead chddreu
el BamWeg are «is*iiag Mrs C W,
Rents, Jr
Mrs Anale Parker af BaHiwefu.
Md. la vtaMmg her aaekeee, Mrs C J.
J U 7
mvwg m Weaahala
few days at Bpee
tarpon and thea
Rt T TUB BRUT -Dua'I he de
ceived Flee grata aaptna wkteta, IA
rente per doooa; two deeea fee SA
routs C M B err k he her. Rerawell.
R C I 7—41
The warm weather af the past see
etui days has heea af immense heao
At te the farmers la the prepersliae
of their lauds
Mrs
A. Bull af Bpartauharg
t family here aad wtB
af Caam Aevi
■ is
Mr
JI BT BRt RtVRD^.
Keutacky mates, the
Wealara markets. Qu
lect the aaimal you m
humper crape They
right aad win he said ereeedmgty
A Porter. Barawed. A C.
A carload af
seam af the
te m aad sa
id to pr adore
were bought
Fee the poet
P»eph has heea
lea vutweteer
"There's a ream
several weeks
adding from It
sahamhers m%
JLBT RECEIVED.—A carload af
Keatarky mules, the cream of the
Weetera market* Caam la aad se
lect the aaiaml yea need ta produce
bumper crops. They were bought
right aad wtU he sold eccordmgty. J.
A. Porter, Be me eft. 8. C
Rl’B-MY T1SM--Astiseptic. Relieves
«m£eumsU*m. Sprains, Neuralgia, etc.
REOS! REOS! Now on hand,
me at Blackville. C. H. Mathis.
See
SPRING COAT SUITS.—We have
just received sn advance shipment of
Spring Cost Suits sod cordially invite
the ladies of Barnwell County to call
and see them. Our selection includes
all the latest styles, colors and tex
tures and our prices will suit any
purse. Come in before the size you
want is sold. J. A. Porter, Barnwell,
S. C.
Mr ead Mrs Larhla
mvtsrvd ever te Auguota Sunday te
eee the fcvmer's lister, who le it] m a
hospital m that etty.
Mine Madge Bowman returned ta
her heme ta Orangeburg Saturday af-*
tern sen after spending a few days la
the city with Mise Leuise Porter.
Mr B Mssursky has returned from
a visit to the Northern markets, where
he went to purchase goods for the
Western Carolina Department Store.
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Woodward, of
Columbia, Lieut Harry Woodward, of
Camp Sevier, and Mr. Oliver P. Wood
ward, of Allendale, attended the funer
al of their sister, Mrs. R. W. Riley,
Sunday afternoon.
Break your Cold or LaGrippe with
a few doses of 666.
Circulars Supplement News-
. paper Advertising.
We Make a Study o£ the Attention
Compelling Kind and Print Them
Quickly. j
'REOS! REOS! Now on hand,
me at Blackville. C. H. Mathis.
ADVERTISING MAKES
MORE BUSINESS.
Money to Loan
Loan made same day
Application received.
No Red Tape.
Harley & Blatt
Mrs M
Jamei
Sunday here
and Mrs A fl
Mrs E C
Miss ADuwss.
Mrs Wstann s
Mias Blanrhe Mstthews. after frwd-
uattag at Usher Callage aa February
!« ia spsadisg a f«w days with her
sister. Mrs C A. Epps, at Sumter, be-
farq returning home
Wataaa and I
sgsat several days
a, WsWs
at Omrlnstna
Material is being hauled to the lot
on Main Street opposite the Home
Bank property for the erection of a
modem brick business house. The
building was planned by the late Hon.
George H. Bates a short time prior to
his death and his plans will be carried
out by the executors of his estate.
It will be quite an addition to the
Business part of the city.
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE.
Seeley, World Famous in This Special-
' ty, Called to Bamberg.
"F. H. Seeley of Chicago and Phila
delphia, the noted truss expert, will
be at the Mayflower Hotel and will re
main in Bamberg Friday only, Feb. 22.
Mr. Seeley says: “The Spermatic
Shield will not only retain any case of
rupture perfectly, but contracts the
opening in 10 days on the average
case. This instrument received the
only award in England and in Spain,
producing results without surgery, in
jections, medical treatments or pres
criptions. Mr. Seeley has documents
from the United States Government,
Washington, D. C.. for inspection. All
charity cases without charge, or if any
interested call, be will be glad to show
same without charge or At thorn if
aired Business
at aay
Ulmer, Feb. t.—On Thursday after-
mm. January 24. Miss Annie Leon
Dickinson and Eldon Kirkland motored
over to the Baptist parsonage at Syca
more and were married by the Rev.
Mr. Shealy, pastor of the bride and
groom. Mrs. Kirkland is the young
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Dickinson and her girlish beauty and
•ttraetive personality have won for
her many friends who are pleased to
know that she will continue to make
her home here. Mr. Kirkland is the
eldest son of Mrs. Annie Kirkland and
has been here about five years, having
come to Ulmer from Bamberg and
holds a prominent pfoce in the town.
Play at Allendale.
Allendale, Feb. 12.—On Friday
evening, the 15th inst, there will be
a play at the Pastime Theatre here,
entitled “Down in Dixie." This play
will be given by the Literary Society
and the proceeds will go for the bene
fit of the school library. Everybody
is cordially invited to be present. “Un
cle Moseley” and “Susannah" will give
you a laugh every few minutes, while
the pathos and vivid reality of the
whole play will stir the heart of ev
ery true Southerner. Admission, 20
and 30 cents. ‘
Solve
Fertilizer
Problem With
MANURE
, t f' * f
Cost and efficiency considered, it’s
The Cheapest Fertilizer
A COMPARISON OF* THE COSTS OF
PLANT FOOD IN COMMER-
CIAL FERTILIZERS AND MANURE
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BASIC PRICE PER UNIT
Acid j
$1.25
Ammonia .
$7.00
Potash
—$6.00
COMMERCIAL
MANURE FROM CAMP
FERTILIZER
JACKSON
Analysis—
Analysis—
K-.VO coat per ton.......$37.00
8-3-3 coat per ton $84»P0
10-2-0 coat per ton $30.00
Acid. 0.45 At $1.25 $ M
Airnnom*. 0.M at $7.00 4.76
PoUM). 0.66 at $6 00 $.46
$8 80
ACTUAL WORTH OF MANURE BASED ON COMMERCIAL FERTt-
. L1ZER 9»M
‘ OUR PRICE LESS THAN HALF THAT
Furthermore the decay inf orpuik matter In the Manure la maatantly
adding available plant food to the aoiL
la valuable both from a humus
standpoint aa uraU aa a land builder., Manure will show reunite for three
year*, and its coat divided through this period will show a much lower
coat per unit of plant food than any other fertiliser on the market.
WE ARE daily making shipments
Right now la the time to use ma-
of thk product into all sect tone of the
aunt. Wrtta as today If yon are inter
country, and It ia being received with
sated In prompt delivery. We already
entire antiafacUon on account of its ex*
have numeroue orders booknd for
r el lent quality and condition on arrival
prompt shipment, but will one our bast
at destination.
efforts to make delivery la accordance
We will be glad to make credit ar-
with inetmctioaa.
rangements with responsible parties, or
We specialist on car lot shipments.
we will accept wood ia exchange for
Cars average S3 tons. Boy a car ia con-
manure. Wood to be delivered during
junction with your neighbor and save
the summer months.
freight
SHIPMENT MADE FROM EITHER POINT
CAMP JACKSON
CAMP WADSWORTH
COLUMBIA, S. C.
SPARTANBURG, S. C.
Agents Wanted in Unoccupied Territory
Powell Fuel
; Columbia, S. C.
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Home Demonstration Work.
The regular monthly meetings of
the following Home Demonstration
Clubs will be held next week on the
following dates:
the Iftk.
the 2Znd
Just Received
A new supply of “Remtico” Carbon Paper and
lemtica” Ribbons for all makes of typewriters.
The best made.