The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 24, 1896, Image 3
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The Barnwell People |
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RATES OP Kl'BWRIPTIO*.
tn kArxuat, p«r Anuum . 4T.M
Qn n»e
THURSDAY, DRCKMBKK 21 l*>e.
■■ r ■ ■ 1 ■
» The uexlrejmlflroonuuantrain'inif
Harmony Ixxtitr No. 17 A.\ F.\ M.\
jtjfT will tie he'.il ai the new Ma»or.leTom
> pi* In llarnwell ilpon 'Jib 'lay ol
January liWi, the aamc belmr (he in<l Sat
urilrt) In Mini luoiitk, kcyluuing at "iligb
twelve.”.
riy order of W.-. M.\
E. C. Fuhmam. Rerretarf.
We wish all our reader* a Merry
Clirltftmaa.
Tin I’Kori-U will take Chrlrtmas to
morrow and aaturday.
Dr. (i. W. Morrall wa« a welcome,
visitor to town friends on Friday.
•Crockery, Hardware and irtaple goods to be
bad cheap at 1L U. Leopard’s.
^ AJa.pt. M. W. Felder paid u« a pleas
ant call Tbarsthff:
For Kmits and Staple and Fancy Urceeries
call on H. D Leonard. ' <
Mr. G. W. Green, Sr., of Mercatu*
was in town on Saturday.
Flue line of tobacco from 35cts per pound
&’ d cigar* toaeket from. ii. D. rxtitiard.
Mr. J. B. Gillaui of l,ees paid us a
pleasant call last week.
“The Way to Liberty!” by John Al
len Mette, '1 lenion.b.C.,I’.ice loeeuta
lion. 4. M. Skinner went over to
t'Urendoii last week on professional
business.
A new snpply of Onion seU Jusl - re
ceived aud fur »Ale by li. 1).Leonard.
Mrs. Sheridan and. children are
speii'linjC the hoHdays with relative*
at Holly Hill.*
i nda S ets i* r |s<Qn< , l Fine Tnl a< < <> '2 rU
|>rT (munI, iliw 1*4 of lam|ai JutJ r.eilViil,
t Iw a)*, *1 It. i>. Lr-maro a.
Mr. K. L. wanjera was op from ri
mer on Finlay, aud wUbed u* Merry
CbrisiMia* In Um way Hmi «Mwuta,
K II II' Ml 11 ISMi at
M La p. | }M4.
Lawyer* and 4«ct«i
tb« if adt I- e. o we. p*
••Mi g»"er^*ny.
i Oelw th« Barn-
r (*r«4e Pen. <. •
t*r wlwe M'Mwtala
In Sulk vaiw.i..* a'
■ I*. AN*irM)rai
U. t* Usr»l*Mt
I a
>r Ul
TV It Bt A i ViB It Bit Bit
||M
CHRISTMAS CLOSING.
. Our Hanks will ha closed on Frldsv
LMli and Saturday 3*lh ln»u • IPMs or Kleetrle I. g'it« will sax *
havlog (Miper to mature m those day* uo>i y by «-oniinnntratln|f with
TELEPHONES
Tha*e In ncsnl of Tale phones, fall
will please antUdpate ptfj moijL
'T-TrWmtef, 'r'*»ihtw.
Hank of ILxruwell,
P. M. niiekliighn.il. Cashier.
Citizens Saving's Bank.
(2W)
OofOtha Barnwell Oil Mill for Cot
ton >eed Meal.
•The beautiful assortment of Christ
inas Goods at Tobin’s U pleasing to the
sight. (Jail and see the lovely things
and rrc Meet that Christmas comes
but once a year.
The b »t food for hiilehxowg and cat
tle is Colton Seed Meill and Hulls, at
the HarnxvclLQttMtlL
NEW YKAKCLOSING. ’
Our Ban’s will be closed on Friday
in and Saturday 2nd Jjui!ia?y_iSUZJ
Persons having pai>er to inalure oh
those days \\ i'll please anticipate pn}>
inent.
Ckshier, ( itlzens Savings Bank.
T - = r.C.Bdtter,
Cashier, Bank ob Barnwell.
lOf
'•f
Col. L. W. Youmans was in town
last week. He thinks cotton will go
down to ii cent®, that flour will drop
a* soon as Hiioiiief wheat, crop is made
and that the country w ill have hard
times for thlTfoiir years that McKinley
will occupy tlie White House. Ami we
are soriy lie says so because lie can see
as far and straight into the future as
any body,
VUor..Evans on Monday ordered the
elevtfon for Bamberg County to he held
on January HHh.
Iti mV.fnjrirp Lange** Ctirl*liH&l atT
BCD “pi
uk it ovi
i ill bi|y him out today
W. RUTUXOCC.
— •VMhlHe.H. C.
• One th'iitsnml bushels of Texas red
rust, pruof-oats for sale at Li cent* per
bushel, l»v P. *V. Farr«ll A Co. (4w)
The greatest slaughter In prices of
Millinery !u>s begun at Tobin‘a Milli
nery Emporium. Go ca’ly and ^et
choice bargains at unheard of price*
Why will 5011 buy hitter nauseatirg
tonic* when Groves Tasteleaa Chill
Tonic is as plea-aiii as Luiuon Syrup.
Y our druggist is anyhorized tn refinul
the money in every case where it firilH
to cure. PriceAO cent*.
To The Farmers
-0F-
BAKNWELLirfUNTY
We are prepared to ollVrto Mie pbint-
ers of Bui 11 well coiihty Two Tliopsaml
Tuna ol. Stamiu'tl and-Jiigh—Grade
FertUizus. We will put up special
m s xttireaiif cotton seed meal, field and
kainit when ilesiiir'd. Our ingredients
are the very beat, and the goods we of.
ferw ill 'be pure and fully up to guar
anteed analyses on bug*. Come and
see us before buying
The Barnwell Oil Mill.
Cotton.
With • camful rotation of
crops and liberal fertilizations,
cotton lands will improve. The
In nil my long
kefuni application of, a proper ferti- < x I Mr # ,t,,cc ,n . 01 '
lizer containing sufficient Pot. cov< '""? l H ' l ' ,<l<t °[
«“ • ash often make, the differ, nee 7***' 1 ’V!'- 0 ncv " * .
between a profitable crop and ““ " e l prepared to ffivo
■" y failure, tlse fertilizers contain- P el f l ct nn<l 11 »»»l»l>roseb«We
ing not less than 3 to 4% ,orvico to ol<l caBtomcr "
Actual Potash.
^ist
TREASURER’S NOTICE.)
Barnwei.1. C H S. ^
rxeptcm^cr 21st, 18CC j
Act. 1s%. Nw. :H.
nec 1. “Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of llib N'tatu of Sooth Cai^f-
Uua, That the (Joutity Treasu-crs of
ttrrr res|H'ctire (MinitlE* MAY—NilViiir
peatherbone Corset Co.a
8*ts Matmleoturwa,
KALAMAZOO, A'.ICH'GAN.
FOA'xalV. ov
I
Mrs. Molafr,
lURNWKU., S.
w ho also olfers the famous >
R. & G. CORSET.
A now truck of MTTHncry tii'l Drc*.
droji|»-t| |i,u, iii’’ anti we kaVell't ; safe ami coiivt ni. nt piai
time to cook it over,but we boM Black- I lor tl * e purpova of c-dUcliiig uxes, Goods Just received, which wi.l be sob!
x life Ac. will b«|y him out today »o that | ''*' rv " , * ar ,ir, ; t r ‘ f° r bargains in
he can have pic tomorrow. i F or the convenience of the tax pay-j 1k * ,, "HmI good* call on
in tcirvfi i 1? v l-v, * er * »nd to axobl •*» MHieh m.iii •••*u'er “ Ul
UL..\UM x lt.f.E S. | ,luring the collection ut faxe«. accord-
The member* and friend, of M. E. ill . g#U, ? d ^ Uw 1
rburcb are gUd that tbe (Wcrrmw 1 ^ th,, * ,n, - i"-
peatherbone Corset Co.
So 1b McTmiactorBTR, :
KALAMAZOO, MICWKIAW.
ron ftALC Bt
h'illimn Morrison, c. j. martin,
^nud till. new friendn.
Stocks in alt linos are larger
land more complete than any
Cainit is 4 complete apccific l hove ever carried, and my
gainst “ Rust. r j price sure eh (-a per than the
Kainit
against
Ah nbont Pnta«h-lthe r.«olt« of its ns* h* iicttiAl e«- \ oidist people of this tfononi-
pcnmeRt on the farm« in the Ifnitcil StateB—is . . 1 1 “ , •
tolditt a little book Which we pttbbBh and will gladly | tjOll C*V^C* 1* HC!C*n
? rnmil tree to any fannii tn Aturnca who will write for it. * « a ^ g ■^
German kau wokKH. rNcnreo aoiinrs make chenp
93 Maaaw &, Kc* VuA. jeoods, ailtl nOHC of the liv-
n ' n g w*c likely to ever a«Taln
I see such a universal epioern-
[ ie of low prices.
BLACKVILLE, S C.
i| I*rv and Drc. Grtftd**
MBS. Mol.A IH.
•entKev.M.B Kelly tbrn. for aa- 1 . 0 " Ll* *£* l;‘* r »N«e af n**lectin* tax
other tear I'” r (•••r, coiummcMig No-
Mr.. K S. Hammond afU .pend the ' . ,u ,
kolltfajm wltb ber daughtVr Mo, »•.,. I 11 1 ! ** »* ‘ *‘« r »
d^, at Ui'.br-'p ( ollcge, and MU* l fnc tbe cnUertUw nf U»r* wltb-
M.ute Vm ler w.ik IrtaMl. * H .| rr - ‘ RT tr—l Ike. XXh ‘^••b*-r In
i- m--1. the AIM of IVcrm'«er. aMcr wlibh line
•nerr .t,
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d*^, at
S Imbr-p t
ollrgr, and MImi
M.io* F
w i*r wun
friend* and rr •
all -e* In
KTCu-itor...
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ending « hrUiAua*
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BLACKVILLE, S. C.
' * *
He U here with % comp!ere stock of
Dry Good*! Notions! Khoc*! and Mil-
Hi HITV ami G. ll. Tal M« r * + ^‘’ h+ - M»»**-»nH r« g»rdb-ir« of FMre.
. ' Now i- the lime to g, t a *u|>|dy at a
Notion*, Shot*'
H 1 llli*
Brink's Barnwell liaok Store.
Ih;
Tbe only B «M >k Rt
Itel w ec n
STON anJ AI (it ST A.
b # Kli* i'v* I
lliWv» lsi«»ibv •*<1 r-»iw*«.«tv ftfrr tfuir
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RAND & VOTCY Oi
FA
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VICTOR A
BICYCLES.
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TO) IX
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I BLANK FITS. I
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don’t
Our
703 i 710 BROAD STREET.
vii AUGUSTA. CA..
PIANOS,-—
ORGANS,
1MCYCLI:
Term? to suit ourclu
I* almost be
4 Urm A* Btri
\ flown on tS*
I III »11 Pits:
After the Electioi}
Everythin^ Mill go up,
and prudent people will buy
all that they need befoie
November and higher prices
corae. And Hrown^s »g the
plaee to buy goods ehenpest
aud sell cotton and all coun
try produce at tip top mark
et prices.
You are Incited
id
t^t cordially
to call.
sea
my
tr<MMD. am
*ertain
my
pritt
» ami you will
r>
:tw it \
r. happy in
hat injj
cure
il Ita r^ains.
leaving
me
Boitl
enlcd in liat
ring served
XI. I
nffitf pino
biilll liniu
von veil and tin wvlf a littlHk
Good Groceries*
»ISpl(
C J./A/iRTin.
CRESCENT
I and f*Bey
grfieeriev so* of the IzbbH
-|ti diti«'* to In* found in
A tnrrieati msrket. N|m*c1b1
. ttl'UtIUW iv snked |4> lb#
I* b»iir* ..f (He HsIIhIst
lillg t‘.n,, of ( Btr«K I Hifli»4B t
lilt* fuo •( ever brought lo
i In* t i.oiiti. I ha%e Imiim tied
• It* III I• M I eVfV^ hs%B MBB*
er had s I met** I m turncii BC A
• >i.i | >1.1 tut II14IMU
Choice Clothii)f (
d Dtsbw
'lartrrs
n.,
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ev I am lleBti
nlnnh, earryMM
i .» #B- -
Imih of flit B to
ho V. .in !
tn in lt< avy
in lnr"r T4
v« ar for tl
the
Xbsl
All
fciMi'W#* iti|| cut #«• |»f nYb. b
r He b**l |»lr«v«at ItotrrAlrtttM Mm
Say » iMi M« % U. A A .am , <*rof. A.
F. On.. M***<* i J. Hatley. I i .
tfiowr, J. A, r,iri*. Mil** l..«ndi»M.l
np* let 4rl««* I* KSS* and Mala lor *> x< fe>
•L*| B. I A* ilk B «|| SSiAJSB Wt #| AS!, STlilk
uuu • from Awta nj, . | II. U. tasjuaru *.
Hex G. N.. A.kcw eiilrtnd if|H>n lb*
all*, naigc ui hi* alutic* a* « oiiniy
£>U|« tiuieoilcnl o| Kducaii. II oil Fll-
day. 'JVaciacr. aud trust*** willlla.d
notice oi Ins oillco day* at Barnwell
and lUackviiie m anotlier coluiuu.
For next 3) day. I xx 111 offer special
bargains in »ittrt , X:'''CijU anti'be eon*
\iuced. AI»o HuK^TKlis 2<i inebc.
wide at 20 cts per yd. U. ft. I.eonard.
The lady membera of (he Episcopal
Hi arch w ill aerve dinner in UieCourt
House on next Malclay. Alter me
Chrisliiiaa oTid New Y.-ar fcasis they
|.ro|ioHe lo lurnisb a umiicr wortliy ol
a good cause and that w ill assu.e their
reputation* a* matchle*« cooks.
• ■
f«r
i** at ks**—.. ‘
A I*j»AI.M OF LIFE.
r*ll me ant la aL.
EMoavvi Snats
F'.*» the •*», a a d*
M Ik n * , 'rr bn
‘I'V H*llMlaB’Fd i *
'
•t«-r lh«l •luavi
ifiMlt dll I hr v
Tutor patches all romiml u?,
Hoxx a roasted tutor goc*;
■T< "j-or yard;, 5oft And departing leave bcIiTnd tis,
At homo for tlie holidays are Miss
Marie Tobin from V\ aslilngton, Ga.,
W. FI. Burckhaiter from Atlanta, (ia„
Theodore \'ogel from Cleniaon, Kobvrt
( lin-ftiie from Augusta., Wolford H ait
from Vanderbilt.
Mrs. J. S. Rountree died on Saturday
at her-*hpm« id this toxvnship. r-lm
was a most excellent woman and luxr
deatli carries sorrow to a wide circle of
relatives and friend*,
Mr. F\ X. Pitir sent u* la«t week a
red top turnip measuring over 23 inch
es in circumference, a d Elko is ahead
again. The Chester ]te|>orter, noticing
pluvious reports, rejpices in receipt of
one from Mr. W. s. Hall ol Fairfield,
measuring 30 inches in circumference
and bids u* try again. Well, Bro. Re
porter, your turnip came from another
county, and also from one of Thk I’ko-
ri.n’s family, so you should tat crow
instead of crowing.
A few week* more of such trade aa
P. W. Farrell A Co. did during the
st week will about Hear 41 in their
bargain.. If you waul *oiu« cheap
;oud. call oa them at one*.
tf"
< «*»n I. g.Hi.1 bm {M>..«im . belter.
It K*'ii the weather’* g—ttiu e.ilef
’l*.-«sum •i«,,|iei| aid awrel (•ertater,
Put* new life Into the mmiI
!h>:ne cane patrh to go and borrow,
I* <>ur destined end or way;
Atul the owner, on the morrow.
\\ i.lie* we had staid aw a)'.
Hunt, are ling an I lima I* llerting,
And our gang is hard to match;
Still like mutfled driimtns are heating,
M id-nigbt marches to the patch.
In the dog, or raccoon battlj ,
In tlie colored preachers cane;
Be not like a baby rattle,
(Jet alioard the‘’gravy train.”
Trust no xxenk point lioxvever tempting,
As you’xe often licard it said;
Climb, Climb, in ttic living gum tree,
Dog below, and coon o’er head.
50.
Crenvood,, Anderson &
Weslein Railnv,
!.! ASIW. AND (
Ml’.
TfN
Carolina Midland R v.
I.v .%<
Ax
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HI
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It.
— Hr
Ar «‘l
r »*t 1
roni
Itiwille.. . ” I* 1 Oitl
leMnr M 11 tat 4. am
raa»a At’ursf 4 x\u w «*n
T«»*.
lion via iK-niNarlAinil A.C
Fo take effect at 12 01 A. M. Mon-I Lr Augusta
- - * - 1 I.v A .k. o
Ar D«-tiuiurk
NT i
F'oot jirints on tiie taler row s.
Foot prints tint perhaps ‘Mie farnirr,
Grieving o'er his stolen cane;
When liis u rath is near subsided,
Se. ing may getAot again.
Come, on box;*, let's he going,
F’or the dog ha* treed again ;
Still achieving, still aohexviug,
On tiie colored preacher’* cane.—By
Robbie Searson.
Ua'.June Jlnih 1 sf*.
Non I it lioiind. North ItoiiHtl
5/1 ~ * 2 li '
s*, ’ J? I **-
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i= iW STATIONS.
i ?. 1 t.
A. M. .* . M. H. M.
li.dtf - li.on Lv.*Seivern ,.Ar. 7.li*
5
<J..>S 'i.2o . J. Wiigcncr... 6.51
4
7 (>f» 1 4V:i;» . Perry. 6.36
ll
^ W 36
4 I
7,1 if 6.51 *. ...Salleys ! 7i 2(1
o
7.32 t.ll *. . .Springfield.. 6.(Kr
'4
7.43 7.27 Whaley*..,, 5.f8
■| 2
7.48 7.3;! WalkcrsWB 5 10
o
7 55 Ar^ Blacky. > I.v. 5.20
o Ar. 4.5
8.00
10 20 10.20 Lvf t
10.32 10 32 ...Ashleigh...
2
10.37 10.38 ... .Woodward .
6,00
5.50
5.38
5 23
5.08
'.0 4.50
I 26 L 4 41
10.41 10.50 ..
...
Barnw ell
6
Judge I. D. Wiilierspomi xvill return
to tlie practice of tlie law at YorkVIHe
upon tlie expiration of hi* present
tmrmi ' ' —: - -r - ^ — ■ -.-r -
$100 Reward H 00.' ~ 20.5541.08 ... .Morrises.
•s • ' , 4
The reader* of till* paper will he 11.05 11 2o' Brownell.
pleased to learn that there i* at les*t A* . „ 2
one dreaded diacasc that acten.-a ha* lflo.M.2 y~* .Cave*
been able tzi cure in' all it* *tag<-*, and • 3
that is Catarrh. Hall'* Catai-h Cure 11.19 1 i..>... .•Seigitng
i* the only pixsitive cure known tqihe f- 4
medical fraternity. CaUrrh being a *11.25 11.45 Ar*Allendale Lx
coiutltutional disea**, reijuirc* a i*on-
stitutioxal treatment. 11*11* Catarrh 4. m 4. h
Cure i* taken tnte imlly ailing direct
ly upon the blood and nuix’ow* aur- ;
face* of tbe *y*tem. thereby destroying
the foamlalion of the di*ea*e, and glv*
26 Li
.... 3 I.', pm
IF- t.i.i
Lv Di’nmatk . ^ 6 25 pm
I.v A ikcii ,.. .* 7 2 n pm
Ar Augusta s loam
1>4II.V EXCKCT SIMMY.
I.v Canulen
Camden Jiiuction ;i :is am ;• .1 > pm
Ar Kingvl'le ... ’ ..In 10 am 4 35 pm
Lv Klugville .... Id 25 am 6 x l o pm
Caindeii Junclion 1055 uni 6 III pm
Ar Camden . ..1155 pm s 15 am
Con.nectiox* : Clyde l.ine’, ChaFle*
too; C. M. K. K . Blai kville; F. C. &
C. U R., Denmark; Ga. K.'It., Augus
ta; Southern By., Columbia.
('onneclion to and from Atlanta xx itli
tlirough Wagner Palace Car with
Sleeper. *
L. A. FJM RFtSflN, Trsfflr Manager.
K.S. BOW KN, General Manager.
General Oftice; Chai lestoti, S C
Dr. J.H. E.MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist,*
BLACKVJLLE, ----- s. c
• FROG POM) *
I ■
* V n' 1 !'vjB at
f 11*41 v I*
Chill & Fevsr Tonic, i' 1 .’' , 1,
1 jlunts
For the Farip.
w
(nl<
il •’ 11 l< kn*^
jtrt* ijix* l|f *»i mntlt*.
• 1
(I
AN ‘i;om
I kce^a
it m in one Iiofim* ami l.u jrer
* u!m» Du^^icn ol all QB-
llariicwM, S*d-
n ami all- kimU of Fuim
/.fH
No Cure No Pav.
Call for your .**1 cent* if it fail* 1..
cure you. K- lueinhcr l K<fG PtlND
, K 15 am i.m I ,l K ^ S r ' > *7 “'her r.-medy
•tion i. :s am 3 5*i liin I Ui 'V ll *r. '“r ‘ ''“I*
i-artlt. F rog I oud i- also a great I otit
ic, x mN'ii/er and Liver Kegulalor.
Ask lor ll^ and t;tki* no olLer-jSi-e
tliAtyou grt tlie genuine inauufaeiurvi!
by
IKWLMTP.T X PIIIXIZY COMPANY.
Jobbers and ManufacfutCrs of Ruint
and Drug*, Augusta, (;«.
F’or Sale hv It. K. Briggs A: Co ’
Blaekvilie
L. N. Buicklialter B.xioxxmII, S.t/ I
Will ho at his ofRcc in Barnwell every S^lea-
rtay and Tuesday ami Wednesday following.
Will 1*- at bis Home oftice in Blaekvilie ev-
4.18 4.36 | cry Friday and Saturday, and will makeap-
1'prunttiisnt* to meet patient* at any of our
4.(Mi 4 30 county towns or call at their residetiet */
1 u:u a full grozhiate of I'liiladelpMa Dental
.. ...I , .g ; Coll.-p*-; have bad s>X'eiiteeli yearsM tlxeprae
■’.* ’ '*’**' (ieal exm-ri-nee. and van pleum-yOuin quali y
I of work amt priem. aug 1“
4.09
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3.22 .1.01 I
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3.10 3.86
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Kagintwr. ■
SALE STABLES.
-^OTglH .SEASON-
PIBST < I LBS BOB*KM,
FIRST C LASS MARK4,
1*» nuke ur
creJit -mcr- i
ulkA through people,., . ... .
I who promiv ft> pav j;ul lor K M 1 1,ar ‘ l ' iari ‘ a,u,
I to do S3. *-
BALTIMORE BARGAIN-
HOUSE.
* Main SiRtEf, Barnwell, S. C.
! —Eirst Door West of—
Ryan’s.
J COHEN, Manager.
Yvhittle’s Stables,
FUSTCLAMB Ml LKS.
TOCt'BE A I OLD IS ONE DAT
I ing the patient atrength Kf’hnllding up
| the const linil-m and a**istiwg naUt*e (n
| doing tta work. The bruui.ctur* Kate
Any
Ha*# *1
w Wr k d
I doing it* w..fa. 1 we pro^i.«!«r*
Taka I .amative Rromo Quinine Tab- I *• n.weh faith in It* ettymiite fa—•evw,
(eta AH Drwggis** rqlend the money ! that they —tfvr Ota* H wdewd thdlnn
If •» fall* to V' •rm Mr. F—e tele by ) 4a * any ewe* >h*t It lolle a* ewee
t. Jt. BatotihnHae. Herwwwll,* c. 1 need kig Itot af te.t. —ex*la
I A i « HKNKY A Ou, Y«toAw,0.
•tokl hy fttowygg***., ft*
tl»B • f»*w iy HMh* toe toeA
T. B. ELUS. Jr,
Surveyor and Civil Engine*/
and e
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J*.Ur
BLACK VILLE, S.C.,
offer at 4 rice* tn Mtft t e MmrHJ-ixt.y
bead <*f first class young plantation
mules and eight or ten family ( horses,
all sound, straight, xvell bro.eh stoi 1.,
the Bnest ever brought to South Caro
lina. Before pun ha-jug call on
J. D. WHITTLE,-
* > lilac kx tile, S, C.
. J)cc-lti 2tno. ,
Sale Stables
- —■'AT— - ^
WILLISTON, S.C.
drehV
TASTELESS
Happy Kotpes.
Furniture for nil jiouscboUl
|Mrr|Mwtcn, BlnnkctK lor wut-
try (Ihvm nntl ni^lits nod m
Inr^e supply of the innny lit
tle things llmt <eo to li^liteM
hotmeliold cures nml luiioM
ami to make life worth nv-
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to t BlHOB
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IY JUST AD COOP FORAOULTB.
WARRiLMTEO. PRICE SOcts.
It arta n Lh, Hr*, a, rmo.
Coww a Cm
Cash ai)d CGi^ipe*
iitioi).
For spot cash I will jfuar-
antee.prices ami meet com
petition by nnvlfocjv, s-nv-
* , # * • 7 . *
where, on either side of
Mason & Dixon’s Line,
Cottoi) Waited*
j
Uif*nest cash prices paid
for cotton and all country
produce.
*
Last, Not Least*
For the Fair Sex superb
HttK’ks of Dress and Drr
Goods, and . everything
needed for feminine u^e or
adornment, all theStamUrds
uid favorites aa well aa la-
test novelties. ^ ’
Hut ni} odumii is full. So
I mii*t elusr l*v asktl
A
-otne and art* fur U
1 Ii it th half I
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