The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 03, 1896, Image 3
MATES OP SCESCBimoft. '
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On I'lme. •; »i.(W
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Tbo renuutr nw-t-ims ot m
it Hern*
•ft Prtl.
on Vrti
No. -W, KiHetrts
will be In-Id at their Hall on Vrida)
night at o'clock a (all altendaiK-r
la requeatco.
B)r order of
P. W PKICE, C. C.
Wm. McNAB, K. R.
A
The nextregularaonitnunlcanon of
Harmonx Lodge No. 17 A.'.JL•.M.-.
will be he'.dat thcnevt Masor.lcTem
pie In Kamwell upon 12th ilay ot
Decemlter !>*•#, the oame being the 2nd 8«t
nrdajr In aaid month, beginning at “High
twelve.*'
By order of AW. M.\
E. C. Fukman, Secretarr.
Tft IC RE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
letR. All Druggiat* refund the money
If it falla to Cure, aoc Fur *n'e- by j J- K. May,
C-IT. Burukhaltfcr, Barnwell, S. (J.
JpliiiMm render,
W. A. Koaa,
F. C». Unwell,
H. K. Ulliatn,
L. W. Lew iit,
W. It. Owen*,
L, II. Carter,
Mr*. D.
Wr,
.l««l>er Kenntxly,
C hlaca,
4. T. O’Neall,
W. II Nix,
G E. flirt.
L.T. William*,
O*. (4w)
The grentoat •laughter In prlrea «*#
Ullllnery ilk* begun at Tobin a Milli
nery Kui|Hwlum. Go early and get
choiee bargain* at unheard of prloca.
Why will yntt htty hitter naitaeallng
*m»T* when Urovat Ta ate leas CWII
Tottlr i* a*> pleaxanl a* Iahioii Syrup
VourdroggLi hiattthortxcd tn .refntnf
the money in every eaae where it falla
to cure. OrL-e Ao uenta.
I>r. It. C. Itrabliam L*. II. Brabham,
Dr. X. F. Kirkland J.O. Grillin.
Jr , M. L. McElhenny,
Dr. C. W. Krtvln, J.J.IKearae,
Major W. W. Hutto W. A. All, Jr.,
Model
Derchanta an
It. If. Walker
A TWKiniirti,
Mr*. M. A. Chas
»> rentt,
O. F. Ilier*,
F. 1). Wila,.n,
M. S. Hair,
S. K. Hay,
D. M. Johnston,
Col. B. K. I.ew i*,
K. F. Kinard,
Wm. Shaw,
J. B. Keel,
Jno. B. Cave,
S. F. Seave,
J >1. Ih.len,
J. W.Thomas,
J. C. Kay,
LKich.j
II. S. Mj ritk,
COLOR KD.
John Barnwell.
Bee Auditor Itiiey'a apfrointmenta.
Mr.C. F. reihmanp came down from
Johnston on Monday.
R. R Homespun at 4% eta. All wool Jeans
at 20cU p- r ) aid. H. U Leonanf.
George 11. Bates Esq. went to Edge-
fleld court on Tuesday.
Man wants but little here below, and
he’s gvtling.il under lire gold »tandMrd,-Uttw rigln arm
lh**t granulated sugar, 20 tM.Dudu for fl
Best coffee lllets j» r lb at II. 0. Leonard's.
Seven thou*aud tax jaiycra are be
hind in rendering their dues to County
and Stale.
for Bargains call on H. 1). Leonard, oppo-
ite the 1 PaskCiiger < t|-ot, bl ekville. t*. C.
Rev. T. P. Llde lefuin Friday to vis
it Irtends at Kllorre and attend tbe
Baptist state Convention in Charleston.
Several new articles were donated lor
tbe Catliolic Fair at H.ackvtlk- during
Par bargains la shoes, hats aad dry goods
rail uw II. D. Leonard
Meals will be served at all hour* dor*
lag the Catholic Fair at Ulaekvillc on
Itrecmber Dkfc.ttfUi and Klb.
P. W. Farrell A Oe. are aelltng Urge
qnaaUtlea of guwela siuce the) have
twade ihrtr big cut la price*.
, Hardware aad step**
at M. «r. Lsswisr. a
ff be
It ie ai
u >fee palNsr*
**“ U*e» J"
are
Tbe lUgtetrat
as barwwetl «h» l
and tl edaeestwy
Fwe f nuts aad a
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rg Ml
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M Duu
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baxd
at a is.
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is In be
Hebe*
So get
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mhmIa t
THANKSGIVING DAY.
Appmprijtte services were held In
tbe linplist and Episcopal Churches.
The hunks and dispensary were closed
and the prat office kept Sunday lionr*.
The amateur hunters Hocked to the
country and scared the bird* some.
While the young typo* of this office
were so engaged Dahncy I’ate’s gun
wa« acci letitallv discharged and Jim
Coleman received several bird shot lit
temitorarily diaabling
him. Owing to the accldeiit and pres
sure of job work, we issue no supple
ment this week, aad Jim's gun Is for
wale, aatba tyfais afotM|aiJ will here-
alter l*e snti-tied with ibe “ahmitiug
stick” and Nsh hooks.
The publisher worked, a* usualj
w atchcd. through th« hUodw, a i
Beat Ma
alO> t
pretty
girl raiding the last rose of Summer.
ANOTHER
INVASION
SOUTH.
OF THE
peatherbone Corset
aolw Msnulaatmww.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
ran aatc av ✓
^Irs. Mol air,
Alien* I lia|>ci
Aahtelgh “'.
Bamberg
Barnwell
Bethel
Rethesda .
Dlackville
Cypre«» Cha|iel
Double Fond
K.llsto
Elko
Falrmount
Friendship
George* Creek
Glients Branch
(Daham
Great. SaitkehaUthie
Tlenilng SprLnga .
Hickory Grove
Ilnnler’wChapel
Joyce VJlraneh
1 tV)
\ no
I 50
2. r »0
JBL
1 00
75
1 50
1 00
1.50
1.50
2.00
1.50
= -wT
75
1 50
52.42
9.00
0.S5
18.50
We Interviewed, on Frldav, Mr
Allen, of Kansas City. oT^ of iSTT HAHNVTFI.I., S. C.,
liveliest real ewtate agents oLih* husl- l . , ___ .. .
Hag Wa*i He h .d jn*t ooa^ietrd an " bn a, ‘" a,r ^* ^
visutinaiion of the counuy'ahmg the * R A/ ('"7 f^OR^FT
Itae of tbe Greenwood, Anderson aad I *'* I.
Wesiern Kailway aad expreMed him [ A
Long Branch
Midway , .w, ..
ML Arnott 1
'It Cavalry
Mt. Olivet
Otar
1‘hiladciphia
Reedy Branch
Rosemary \
St. Johns
Sever. Pine*
Spring Branch
Springtowa r
Sr-ig'lng
Wilii.ion ;
Public Collection for State MI*s| oni
“ “ “ Home •*
“ “ •* Orphanage
” “ ” MinDterlal Kd'ctn
Cash by W.G. Britton
Total Collection
DlsHl KSF.MKNTS.
,\g»d Minltlera
State Missions
Home ■*
Foreign M IX3AI Wf. ¥i I.awtan
< ,n*rs
1.50
1.00
I 00
1.50
75
50
1.50
1 50
1.00
LOO
1.00 .
f 50 j
50 '
1 to
2S.80
t
5 15
i off i "Srro
80 90
i;«).27
3.40
129 20
10.50
2?. 18’
23 73
28.93
37 00
. 7.10
35 00
109.93
TS0 00
- 90 00-
2A4T
20.04
tilt
3*.54
10 50
09 73
17.41
15.15
At
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aad M tws
Mr. Ias«i
FW U.
k
gb aad Fawn
tbe 99ab at*
Mr k I* e
K-»
self as well ph-aard with wbat be had Gomla
aeca and bewr«t. Mr. Atlen baa*ha«l very
large aad MM-ve»wfw' rx|wrtrarw In til- brant
reeling ImniigraihMi Inu* tbe S»m:h
• rwt. He Mja tbat Ibe |se«>p|r nf tbe | ___
Xwrvberw Hrwietn Mate* are tlrs-d
ilia (wng is*4d M Inter* and art nsnv lag
In Increasing numtiefa »nta tbe H|«ftd«e
VI r -len Wtale*, buying uut "Id re*l
dents. • bw in turn nsav* lutibrr Wanlb-
w«rd. A* d In b I# 9x|9|f||Oll lb# an***-
meet t* lw*r fairly began and talll keep
np wntlt tbe TWmib la died fall «*l
ear st.u r nf MHIInwry and Drews
Just rerrlyed, wbtcb will bw mid
war 9r»t e***t. Fur bargains la
ful good* call an
MRS Mill.AIK
Mlilslerlal Education
i rbenlagiral Swmtnwry
j Furman Calveralty
I t nlpnrter
w M. MrMHlaa
I MUtvIlanwana
FIRST CLASH HORSES, %
FIRST CLASS MARK 4,
FIRST CLASS IH LES.
Any ' and everybody, needing first
r,la«s stuck for pure pl«M*ure or - simple OPTMOIPC —t
work day pur|H»se4 will Hod exactly r
what I* desired at my sale atablee In
Parnwell.
I select my stock In perron In the
(tost market* in the West, know exactly
w hat I get ami give my ciirtomers the
best of all bargains. Call and see
Brown** Beauties before buying.
Agent for Piedmont Wagons, both one
and two borae, Ihe beat ever hinde,
C. BROWN, Agent.
Oct-22-90.
Sale Stables
WILLISTON. S.C.
Total
Halanew left la fta* far mlantaw
m -..i
|o 'I >
GRAND
Ur111« immigrants rmww la stay.
708 1 710 BROAD STREET.
dollars make cheap
goods, and none of the liv
ing are likely to over again
set* such a universal ei ’ *
Tc of low prices.
After the Election
Everything will go up,
and prudent" people will buy
all that tltey need hcfbi®
November and higher prices
come. And Brown's is tho
place to buy goods cheapest
and sell cotton and all coun
try produce at tip top mark
et prices.
You are fnVited
M«s*t cordially to rslt, sou
my • goods, ascertain rajr
prices and you will go
BARGAIN HOUSE ortm to j away, happy in having *»e-
! tho people of Barnwell County i cured Itargams, leaving me
| full stocks of Clothing. Hats. I contented in having aervad
— iShoes, and Gents Furnishing | you well and myartf a liuUb
Goods at prices that cannot be |
matched for cheapness ind Qm^ Groceries#
: goodness in any other town or
(city in South Carolina or i All my staple and tanejr
Ignieeriea are of tho boot
First cIhhb horncR and
mules, direct from fhe West,
unMiiddled by profits of mid
dlemen, constantly on hand
and for sale at prices to profit
and please customers.
(five me ^ call
'linos. <^. A. Kennedy.
Baltimore!
Bargains in Barnwell.
The new broom sweeps
clean and the BALTIMORE
In all my h
' T-j
a period
covering
vears, f have never!
been so well pre(Mired I
perfect and unappr<
service to all
and all new friends.
Stocks in all lines are larg
and more complete than any
l have ever carried, and my
prices arc cheaper than
oldestTpeople of this genera
tion have ever seen matched,
make
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with our TERMS.
Wo handle the knabe.
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RAND A VOTEY Organs.
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BICYCLES. '
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HOUSE.
Main Sn»tt t. Bomwel. S. O
j—First Door West of
Ryan's.
: J COIEN. Iau(er.
gmrrrteM srr
uiwlitica to hr found In tny
Amcrieaa nisrkrL Spaaiah
retention Is asked to tha
Flour* of the Hallidav Mii-
tfng Co., of ('airo, lilinoia,
the fiaeal aver brou ght to
this (*«Hialy. I have handled
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thrtn f«*r year*, hate n*v-
er had a barrel returned of a
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Tbe x—d pr-filw of BuforiT* Brblff*
nba-rvml'I bai>k*|(trlnff Dajr In a rlgbl
and rational w*y. lb*) ffalbrrrd in a
larf- t*onxrr|f* , .k>u at tb* Mvib-Ji*!
a-buirb In U>« uioriilii^ and brard an
rxcrllvnt sermon from Kw. W. |.. ■
Wait. TbMFih*F uniurd la aajnrlMa
dhinwr th A w*« a vwriublw f«*a«l of (at
tbinc*, ruitAai-ing'lu variviy evrry ximk!
tblnff from lurkry and trintiuiiixr to
cakr and c«iffa-e. In thv a'l-riiooii Mrs.
"sit made an admlrabl* addrws* in b«-
baif of mission*.
t cxla 5 cts 1st pounH, Fine Tobacco 25 ot*
per |khhm1. Kliic kA of laui|si juht received,
cLcm|>. at >1. D. Leonard's.
‘‘The Way to Liberty!” by John Al
len Mette, Trenton, 8. G.. Pi ice locents
A new supply of Onion sets just re
ceived and for sale by II. L>. Leonard. .
TELEPHONES.
Those in need of Telephones, Call
Bells or Electric Lights wiil save
money by coununntcaMng with
W. KOT4IK0CK.
Biackville, S.C.
TO CUBE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All Druggists refund the money
If it fails to Cure. 25c. For sale by
C.N. Burckbalter. Barnwell,S. G.
Wedding and holiday presents in
Plush and Willow chairs at Tobin's
Furniture Store.
$100 Reward f 100.
The readera of thia paper will be
pieaaed to learn that there is at least
one dreadedr disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that la Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to (he
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con-
sritutiorial treatment. Hall's Caferrh
Cure is taken inte nelly acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system thereby destroying
foundation of ihw discaww, and Jtlv-
|the patient strength hy building up
•Wtitntlnn and aaal.ting natur* In
igttowork. The praprletof have
, a* a>neh faith |a ka curatDe |»«*r*,
.they offer Owa Handrsd D-D*r»
say ease tb*l It • fail# to wot*.
1 for Hat of lTitle~t>la‘i
ft 4f#ftft,
ff. J. CHKXKT A CUvTaM«,0.
•Mtd by Unftgvea., TW
ftjrafamuy : ihw are tba heoc
prr*«rd all who ca mt lo cot.iaet with
him of hi*eminent ttnr*» lor tbw high
|M»*ilion that hr wdon a. In |erfr«t,
(tatirnt c«>urtr»y, tborougbnw-a o( Irgal
kuowl—lge and |Miln*takiiig Inquiry
Into thr nirnta of (be many contru-
Ibiua brought before him, be uiatie a
record that will bw mnetnbrrcd a* the
I meoiorie* of the Judges of the olden
1 lime* are cherished.
Just before adjournment fol. Kobt.
Aldrleb. on iMdiHlf of the Bar, ex pro a-
*d In graceful term* the Mgh regard
frit by the legal profession toward the
Presiding Judge, and was seconded by
James E. Davis, Esq., and Senator
Mayfield, who referred handsomely to
the pleasure it would give him to cast
his vote for Judge Earle as I'nited
State* .senator. Judge Earle acknowD
edged, in appropriate word*, the action
of tbe Uarfutti 1 so closed the term, tin
Friday morning he left for home in
Greenville,
GRDVE5
M rat < ■abl»«t#i u»t”
POITU CAROLINA A
GROROIA R R t O
rw. Wbartewt Rontw H»l**wn I karIww-
twa and AUanm aad Aabwv Ht*. R. C.
PAitftKNGRM OBPARTMRNT.
« nsaLawtw.*, S. t’., April 19th, I9>9.
Hi HEDI’LB.
Psilv.
Green \
smCrI
RRIAGES.
At Lexington bn tb
J. Walter Dickson o
Zeigler, of Alleudai
Belle, daughter of Clc 1
Spann.
A marriage license was issued in Au
gusta last week to Mr. Miller Wall and
Mi*e Maggie OwenSj of this county.
On the 18th D st at the residence of
Hie bride’s parents. Rev. W. T. Smith
otHciating, Mr. Frank l). Dunhsrand
Miss Edna, daughter of Mr. W. A.
Bailey, all of Four Mile Township.
In Columbia on the 19th ult. hy Rev.
W. W. Daniel Mr.T. R Davis and Mis*
Carrie Raysor, daughter of tho late
Rev. C. C. FUhburn, of Bamberg.
. -
“WAIT FOR THE WAGON.”
Those were the latt words of Clever
Charlie Brown as he left us on Friday
morning for JKansas.' For he went tr*
fast as steatn i*oiiId carry him to get
another car load of line horses and cap
ital mules be has handled so pleasingly
to hi*customers for several seasons.
And he will be back in a day or so. and
all people who arw afoot can take a
ride o* or behind good stock at trader
breaking prices. I barlle save ao.'and
his «vrd I* at good as agovernmeit
Imnd.
The hewntlfwl asw—nment of Chf l*t j
ma* C—d* at ToMa’» I# pienwliig I— tbw
atgbt. t wtl stol **W tbw lav t ty ft0ft
aad r*ws.llHt that C brutmaw . rnsr*
W* rwekwr phis bllaaarl *U1 wanviMw
|M« bwn Yark Cwsusa Daw#* tba: it m
•AM b# aa my sewp ttss yap#.**
Tar as6| us baat — maw
TASTELESS
HILL
NIC
IS jusk AS GOOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE OO cts.
Galatia, Ills., Nov. M, USS.
Paris Mert'clno Co., Si. Lonls, Mo.
Gentlemen:—W* aold last yesr. 000 bottle* •(
GROVE'* TASTELESS CU1LL TONIC end b.T*
bonsht three g/uM ■ I read 7 this rear. In all oar •*-
peneiK'C ot U yenr». In the drug bti.ln***, hart
■ever sold an article that fta As •urb uulraraal aula
fwatun as roar Tonic, lours tnilr,
Ahs/v. Cam a 00.
For Sale By—
C. N. BURCKILYLTER.
Higli (!-lass tecs!
Will aell in kagnVty.ftt Public Anc-
lon for cash on isfMay In De.'etuber
■RREE
Lv< barlwwton.,.
Rummwrvtttw
Pr-gnalls ...
(iorg* a. ...
Hranchvlllw.*.
RoV-avllla ..
Oraogehorg
M. Matthews
Fort Motte ..
Klogvllle ...
ArColumbla....
7 10 am
. T Pimm
. 9 |h am
. m Xi am
. 9 no am
u jv am
. 9 28 am
. 9 57 am
.10 IRt am
10 |u am
9 30 pm
• 10 i>m
6 5ti pm
7 04 pm
7 So pm
8 07 pm
8 34 pm
8 48 pm
H 03 pm
9 20 pm
.10 55 am 10 10 pm
. 7 18) am 4 18) pm
Lv< olumbla..'....
K ingville L' 7 45 am
Fort Slotte 7 57 am
Kt. Maltliewa 8 08 am
Orangeburg.. . 8 32 am
Rowesville 8 48 am
Braucbville 9 18) am
Gttorges 9 35 am
Pregnalls ..... .. 9 48 imii
i^Hnnnuervlllo 10 22 am
Ar Charleston 11 00 am
LvH’barleston ....... 7 10 am
Branijivllle. ..... 9 15 am
Bamberg.. 9 41 am
Ikeiimark 9 52 am
Biackville 10 10 am
Williston 10 27 am
Aiken 11 09 am
4 41 pat
4 55 pm
5 09 pm
5 27 lira
5 42 pm
0 It) pm
6 37 pm
8 50 pm
7 22 pin
3 00 pm
5-30 pm
7 50 pm
8 19 pm
8 31 pm
f 50 pm
9 10 pin
9 37 pm
C. J. MARTIN,
BLACKVILLE. 3 C.
II# tw her* with % mm|i!*l* *|«rk mt
Dry Onodw! Ni-ttona! Ohara! and Mil-1
Itnwry. Musts-ll r-gardt-ww of I’rtr*.
Now I* the lira# to get a supply at a
small cowl.
Choice Giftthliif f
For TWwinrwi and I>rr—
|'ur|M«w«*» | am II* a<!«!isarlrra
Iriulv, ran) lag mi
atork U» fit Ik#
bov of four to tW
Fit man who i
(>v cr-rofftn in
rrwm Nuaw
heavy an4
SHOES
nllOEs.
BI.AN KK rs,.
BLANKETS.
I'NDF.
UNDE
Cold w eather I* almost here, don’t
wait iinlll the frees* strike*. (Wr
I'rlcrs are soar down on the*# articles.
II f[« imi PUS:
*5 Inch Silk Warp Henrietta price
$1 ft)—Cut to 75c. p-ry»rd.
45 Inch llenriciu price 75c.—-Cut to 50c.
'* Boucle black and colors T ic-
Cut to 5()c.
38 Inch Boucle “ ** “ 6O0—
(Jot tn35*‘.
Undervecla from 15c up to |l 00 pair.
Ladle* Go***m«*r* and Mcliitosbe*,
Ruftberaand L^gglns nr Over-Gaitera.
Ladies Walking HaU, Tan Capa.
Ar Augusta 1151 am 10 45 pm
Lv Augusta 5 20 am 3 28 pm
/'Aiken 7 08 am 4 07 pm
Williston 7 45 am 4 44 pm
Biackville 8 04 am 5 03 pm
Denmark..'. 8 18 am 5 17 pm
Bamberg ....’ 8 31 am 5 29 pm
Braucbville *-3(10 am 5 10 pm
A r Charleston 1100 am 8 00 pm
PAST RXPRRH8 AUGUST A
TO*.
AND W ASHING*
Connection via Denmark and A. C. L.
Lv Augusta
Lv Aiken
Ar Denmark
2 35 pm
3 15 pm
4 19 ppi
5 25 pm
7 38 pm
8 lo am
3 and 3 jeers eld. bet leg tbe best Mn»|
mt b*etacky ta dkwlr veils*. ar* |
p#vU| aw pteter*# wed y-d an ffdM, n#
•liver eHbee. “I
Jewt BawnDavi Aandber Cer Lewder*
Fl>*> Clewe M* mwa end Melee. II wad
•f »•••#* wiutbwe •* wMA. 1
U- OUNN A SOH.
Lv Denmark. T....
Lv Aiken
Ar Auguata.
DAILY BXCBPT BUXDAT..
Lv Camden 8 45 am 2 25 pm
Camden Junction 9 38 am 3 55 pm
Ar Kiagvl'le...,... .10 lOaia 4 35 pm
Lv Kingvillw .... to 23 am 400 pm
f'anMleh Junction 10 M am 4 40 pm
Ari wmden ...... ..Tl U pan 8 15 a
* < nsaamona : Ctrde Una, Cbarlaa
low; C. M. R. K , Mlm-kvllle; F.C.A
F. R JL., llwwmwrk; tie H.*R., Awgw»-
u nwMtlMrm Ry., (telemkte
l eeastl-w an end fvwm AtUwte e Mb
tkrwegh Wagnw# FeUwe Car wkb
U A KM BMOB.TreAc M
k. - ^ 1
A C
I
;lit wrighia Ui Urge vAri#-
Mmi I'nHt rwror ftn fhotb*
wiRHtk. Shirt* made to ordffg.
All thr im*w at* Ire ami b
iiwikre isTlInte for tht*
‘ami the Urge.
For the Farijt.
White Hickory Wagoi#
•re the bent mado. I keep
the in in out* home and larger
nixes, also Uuggietiol all de-
srrijitions. Hnrncim, Sad
dles and all kinds of Fura
Hardware and ImpIvmcBftk
The most aelect line of earrieges, t fifft DptlOlflftS*
buggle*,‘vagons, harucas, whip*, laiil a ■ m r
^ Tun.itu« ^ ,u howehou
me a call, I can please you. | pnriKiSCft, Hlailkfts for wUl>
In aildilion tntbH ifhove we carry a 1 „• v _
eom|»lcle line of flllQ ft
large supply-fif the many lit-*
tie things tliat go to lighten
The rresu mt Ibe “Blae Gras*
glen ea hand the year reand.
I V
• In Gieat I’rofuitiiui.
Dress Silks, Trimming*, Ribbons, Ac.
R. A G. Corsets for long and short
* ' waists.
A big line in Fancy
Goods and Notions.
Fruit of the Loom. 4 quarter Bleach
ing. U yard* to the dollar.
These prices will positively last for
only thirty days.
e. j./mrtir.
COfmS & CASKETS
from cheapest to hesl metallic caars.
Yours to I’lease,
G. FRANK BAMBERG,
1 A *
Bamberg S. C.
m mmY
' . ' ' *4 '• ’•'*• .• * * '•* ■'■*'* fi
. .
A
las been pat in
FIRSTCIASS ORDER,
with a capacity of
FINE FARM FOR 5 0 Pales Per pay.
RENT.
We are now ready
charge
to gin and will
My well 1o)prov*4, highly produc
tive, strictly healthv farm on the South
Carolina and Georgia Railroad near
Elk<*, h> offered for rent for (he next
year. ro*se*«|on will be given let Jan
uary next. Either money or rotloo
ill be taken. None hut beet and ap
proved panlee need aj>plr,*
Thr plan* contain* If* acre* of opea
land* ha* a cornier*okt* dwelling, all
nwiwmwry out bwildtagw, *i**)t«wl
wwiw# awpe*) and to woo «m lent lo De
pot, Foot ‘ftow, Churoh awd nvhonl.
Aps*? »•— F. T
1 X*- 7 L)brw/y DnSl JisM
A 94**1^. Ua
1 "9
One Dollar Per Bale,
ami will furnish Bagging aad Tie* at
COfil*
Mr.C. 11. !.aagtov will be la charge
»• (ho Ulu.i^rv and will wt’4aA9TB9
batiwr*< Tiua la every rowprut.
Wo avoaloo
Igl
household cares and labom
and to make lifv worth Ut-
Cash ai|dl "coippeM
iitioi).
For SjK)t caah I will guar-v
antee prio^D and meet com*
petition by anybody, any-*
where, on either side of
Mason & Dixon’s Line,
CoHoi) Waited* ;
Highest cash prices paid
for cotton and ull country
produce.
Last, riot Least* „
For the Fair Sox superb
stocks of Dress and Dry
Goods, and everything
needed for feminine use or
adornm‘lit, all the Standards
and favorite* u» well M hu
j teat no /eltiea.
Prepared lo Purckase Seed 1 . But my column ft full. So
6 I mua: eloae hy asking all
and aee for