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CIRCULATION.
AT REST.
n«»*e lMrmir»1t (no t > ro^* n * , T'
w • -tw. Jif. Jnten«le<>) buoheloro *re toxed W pof
Mrtr-liOnlh? Pwple* Mooro, wlw or oe i, t more than marrieil men. Liberty
I'UUBaPAY.Sfel’rKMBER 1*, 1«».
On Anga«t JlSd Col. Srnnoel KJrk-
AUn, Of Aufeme.Jthe notetl cotton
crop Investigator, eatlmetcd the crop
«>r tbl« jeer et ».SO»,000 bale*. On
^pWmtter he reduced hU climate
► ^00,000 balea,owiog to the prema-
ire opening of the crop.
The cotton milia In North end South
Carolina, aome 180 In number,- ■wore
talking ta*t week about abu ting down
for a while. bejMcvc cotton will
gn to 7) centa Inalde of 60 dara. ami un-
leas the price of manufactured good*
advance* In proportion they will have
^ to abut up or work at a Inaa.
Tear* ago Mr. W. C. Langley, the
etch eapItalUt who built the great
mill* In Aiken county bearing hi*
name, aald that farmer* h«d been
forc'd to beg the mllli to buy their
cotton, but the time would come when
the mill men would go to the field* and
boy rotton from It* maker*.
A beginning In that direction la be-
. lug made. Buyer* for aeveral mill* ate
purchasing In local market* now.
The-middle men will have to go.
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SCHOOL WANTED.
A young lady with drat grade certifi
cate deairea a dDtrlot achmil. Addreaa
MlaaZ., (Hire of Tut Baknwkll Uxo-
tLK, Barnwell, S. C.
THE RED CROSS.
If you find a red croa* before your
name on this paper plea»e take it aa a
reapeetful reminder that your •ubacrip*
tion la paat due, and that a remUuuce
of aame, or part thereof. I* expected
'within the next week. Act according
ly and make ua happy.
Til MORTAL MRETf NO.
A meeting of the I.adlaa’ Monumen
tal and Memorial Society will bo held
•t the MoaO llouae parloia thi*,
Thnradav, cf.ernoon, at ft o’clock,
to wmaloer important mattcra. A full
' mtcndance 1> detlred.
Mr*. W. H. Duncan,
Mr*. Leroy Molair.
SUNDAY BCnOOL CONVENTION.
The Savannah River Baptlat H. S.
Convention will meet w ith the Hope
well Baptlat church, Saturday, rept.
goth and Sunday. Oct 1»t. All achoola
are requeated to aend fond* to defray
•xireuae* of convention.
IvaC. Youmana,
Sec. S. S. Con.
Kalrfax, S C., Sept. *Mh, IW.t.
COODNEWS.
A * quite a nunilwr of *ub*erlber»
away fn»m Barnwell w(|ati to pay *ub
acrlptlon* without the trouble of bn-
Ing money or expre** ordera or regi*
terlog letter* we beg to remind them
that the following gentlemen are an
thorlzed to receive money* due u»:
Allendale—K r Searaon.
Appleton—R. II. Walker.
. Bamberg- c It. Free.
Blar kvllle—O. D. C. Lange.
I>enmark—J. K Steadman.
Jenny —Dr. O. W I. Loadlivlt.
Olar—W T Cave.
Ulmer—J. M. Halford.
WUIUton—J. M. Hair.
THE EASY CHAIR.
We are atrlctly “In It.” On Monday
we received from Mr. J. A. llarlcr of
Jenny an arm chair tbet fill* a long
feH want in thl* aaiMttmn. It I* made
of white >alikehalchle a»h,‘the |m«.u
handaomely turned and the part* fitted
together a* tight a* wax. The old easy
chair, eocalled. that ba* done service
for over 1U year* I* now behind u*. It
baa been faithful, hula Yankee made
gg it. and It pever lilted u* a* Ihla Harter
chair doe*. - ^
Btlll, w* are not proud, '“e wan t
our friend* to keep on coming to ace
us. We will let them try our chair
and then we know tbey’il want it, but
they will have to go or write to Mr.
Harter, for we are gently, rocking ndy
to the music of the busy job press and
the chirping of the gnu** hopper*.
OUR FRIENDS.
Meaara D. K. Matheny and Claren
don Black did the right thing to ua on
Saturday.
We were cleverly remembered on
Monday bv Messrs W. U. Baxley Sr.
and J.B. Keel. , ' ,
Mr. F. W. Weatherabee cleverly
brought u* last week a late crop Rich
Land watermelon, which needed no Ice
or rwcetenlng to make it i>erfcclly de
licious.
Mr. W. I. .lower* cleverly brought
ns on Monday a big treat, a box of
. pear*, apples, seedling peaches and
grape*, all good enough to prove that
the Garden of Kden used to embrace
this county. After eating them we do
not wonder % bit that Mother Eve fell
from grace.
Capt. IV. W. Moore, daughter of the
late Capt. B. Peeples, died at her
home In BarnwetPon the morning' of
the *Dt Inst., leaving two little chil
dren, a devoted husband, an affection
ate mother and a wide circle of loving
relative* and riieiid* to preserve her
memory. Death came quickly and be
fore the community knew of her lllneaa
the beautiful I,He had ended and her
white spirit liad entered Into the re-t
that rciiialnoth. Generous in charity
Pf the poor, kindly In minlstnt'tion to
the sick and suffering, foremost In ev
ery good work of chinch or home or a<5»
clal duty and eodeiVoMier life was per
fect In its every relation. The siucereat
sympathies of hosts of friend* go but
to her loved one* whose heart* are so
Inexpressibly sadlened by this rnyato-
rlmrs dispensation. She wa* gently
Inl3 by loving hand* to rest In the Bap
tist church yard on Friday afternoon.
Rev. T. P T.lde conducting the funeral
service*. More eloquently than word*
could expre** the large attendance on
till* ad sad occasion testified to the high
regard with which the people of Barn
well elnrfshed her, and told their sor
row that she had been called so Boon
from their midst to tho better home
above.
TRIBUTE t^F RESPECT.
Harmony Lodge. No 17, A.Y. M.
Barnwell, S.JC., rept. I t, A. L. 5399.
Where** dentil lias once more enteied
our midst and removed from his earth
ly labor*, our esteemed friend, citizen
and brother Allen F. Free, who depart
ed this life upon the tilth day of Juty,
A. L. fW99.
An! whereas thi* lodge experience*.
In hi* death, the loss of one of Ifs^allli-
ful brother* and a worthy and well be
loved friend—N«w’, therefore, be it^
Resolved, by thU Lodge, In regular
communication, thh night nssemliled,
I'hat we fool, with the warmest regret,
the death of onr,good brother and de
plore his departure from our midst
with earnest sorrow. _
Resolved, further, That these resolu
tions be spread upon Die minutes of
this Lodge, a page therein inscribed to
hi* memory, a copy sent to his bereav
ed family and to the county paper*
with the request that the same he pub
lislied. and that the Lodge be draped in
mourning for thirty days.
(’has. Carroll Bimms,
Robl Aldrich,
Butler Jlagood,
Committee.
A frlemi of the Bute who travel* ex
tensively In the South writes u* from
Van Buren. Ark.:”I have covered a
very wide scope of country recently,
through Georgia, Alabama, upper
Mississippi and Arkansas. Within
three week*, If the weather stay* fair,
sill upland cotton will be harvested,
practically. You cannot do our peo
pie a greater service than to constantly
advise them to hold every available
bale of cotton they.Yt}* It U just as
•nre to bring much better pi Ices aa4he
Aun is to rise. After the bulk is )ut of
the hands of planters It will hhoin.
This U »
Rout hern man who has a deep Interest
in the property of bouth Carolina,
nod who, having been on the road Air
many years, covering the Bouth, knows
Bow to make comparisons. We have
hrged our planters to hold their cotton
■wherever possibly and we urge them
Again. By doing this they can make
thi* abort crop bring them wore than
the biggest crop of recent years.—< o
k Bt*u».
The smfden change' to fall weather
demands prudent eating and dressing,
cold contracted now through eare-
i anay hang ou for a Ung time.
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. colored hot aupper at Elko on thrt-
■igbl ended In a general free
which Ed Cro n was killed
dau-
Who
The safeG way to pas* cnnnterfeit
money i* ou the opposite side of the
street.
Many a good man h»* strayed Into
Hie crooked path by following the di
rection ol a corkscrew.
Yellow fever continue* to spread at
Key West. As frost never gel* that
low down the epidemic will have to
run Its tHMirse. In New Orlean*. Mi**
•issippi and Florida the diseas'd is un
der control. •
The door manwfa'tnrer* of Tennes
see, Kentucky, Georgia and Mississ
ippi held h secret conference In Chat
tanooga recently and decided to raise
the price of (lour almut 10 per cent on
October 1st. Therefore, soV wheat.
White mill labor In New England
and the Middle Male* is getting »o
scarce, unruly ami no arcount that
manufacturer* are comlnic to the con
clusion that they will have to import
ne?ro help or bring their mills to the
cotton livid*.
The California Htate Board of llrallh
suggest* a quarantine, against all hu
man beings and animal* with tubcrcu
loti* entering the Htate. It D esti
mated that •Jo.iSM) consumptive* go t<
California annunlly and the deadly di*
ease is being scattered all over the
Blalc.
Eastern capitalist* having cornered
about everything used In thi* life fioui
the cradle to the cemetery are begin
ning to speculate In future*, and a*
tlnir beginning step are arranging for
a trust in Bible*, by cutting prices so
lhat small publisher* will lie driven
out of the tiuslnesa. In the United
Btste* and Canada there are sold an
nually nhmit n.OUO.OOU Bible*, so the
tiust plan promises considerable protlt
^ THE APPETITE OF A GOAT*
I < envied by all |K>or dyspeptic*
whose Stomach and Liver are nut of or
der. A II suicli should WRTiw that Dr
Kfftjc , 'a New Life 1*UU, the wonderful
stomach and Liver Remedy, gives a
splendid appetite, «wnnd digestion and a
regular bodily habit that (qsiire* per
fect health and great energy. Only 23c.
utC. N. Bnrckhalter’s, Barnwell, and
D K. Briggs & Co’s.. Blaekville, Drug
Stores.
A GOOD FLORIDA FAMILY.
U’illlttoq, Fla., Sept. 21—A large as
sembly met at the hospitable home of
ex Beuatorand Mrs, James J. Johnson,
on Tuesday morning, to celebrate the
eighty-ninth birthday of Mrs. Eliza
beth Calhoun Johnson, The event
was celebrated by the reunion of a
large family of children, grandchild-
mi, great-grandchildren and great-
greatrgrandehildren, tffo family con
sisting of ninety three in number. ,
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson was former
ly Miss Elizabeth Calhoun a daughter
of Bamuel Calhoun, and liia\ wife,
Katherine Stoke*, of Barnwell, S. C.,
and a great-granddaughter-of James
CaUioub, and hl» wife, Katherine
Montgomery, who emigrated to Ameri
ca in 17;ta, from Donegal, Ireland.
Mis* Elizabeth Calhoun wa* married
in IN23 to James Becket Johnson, a son
of Richard Johnson of Charleston, S.
C. Mrs. Johnson is the mother of nine
children. Her surviving children are
Richard Francis Johnson, ex-Benator
James J. Johnson and Mrs. Jaims J.
Mixsnu of Williatnn, Mr* Louisa John
son Blhnicker of Eletnington, Mi*.
Laura Virginia Mixson of Dunnellon,
and Thomas Hughlet Johnson of Ocala.
Her deceased children were Mf*.
George Chavis of Augusta, Ga., Mrs.
Franklin Johnston of Lawtonvitle, S
C., and William Johnson of Booth
Carolina.' - '
conies high
A third mbdrlal was entered at
Greenville court last week In th* cate
of pretty Mr* Ilnghca w ho killed her
ugly old husband a couple of year*
»*o.
Col. Erneat A. Garllngton of New
berry left arfew day* ago for the. Pliil-
ppine*. having lioeh appointed In
spector General of the American forces*
III* family will live while be la sway
In Gem"’*, Switzerland, -lor the educa
tion of hia aou and daughter.
LAND FOK SALE.
The undersigned will offer for sale,
at Public Auction on Monday, the sec
ond day of October, 1899, at Barnwell
C. II■, B. C M to the highest bidder lor
ca»h the following described tract of
land:
All that tract of land situated, lying
and being within the corpoiate limits
of the Town of Elko, containing Forty-
two acres, more or less, and hounded as
follows: On the North bv the lands of
Julia j*. Jones; on the East by the
lands of J. J. Mims; on the Bouth by
the.land* of E Strlngfellow and land*
of J. U. Hair, and on the West by the
lands of Estate of L. A. Thomson dfe-
cen«ed. —n
Reserving the right to rejoct any or
all hid*. • ,
Term* cash, purchaser to pay for pa
pers and Revenue stamps Private
bids received at any time before day of
sale.
J. J, Mims,
/ J. B. Mims,
-J. R. Mims, ’
I). B. Mims,
— _ - H E. All,
M.jV. Hlera,
Julia E. Jones.
J. O. Patterson, Attorney,
Barnwell Q. II.,B. C.
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Having made arrangement* lo adver
tise extensively in the North, N’olth-
We*L, Canada and Europe, owner* of
farm lands v\ ithln a rj<li t» <*f - r » miles of
Barnwell can secure without cost hen
Htt-wfiHV faellltUia.,
To the Htockholders of the Bank of Al
lendale: ‘ * ' s
,You w HI please take notice that a
meeting of the Stockholder* of the
Bank of Allendale is culled by the un
dersigned Director* of said Bunk to he
held at the office of tho Bank at Allen
dale' 8 C.. on the Pith day hf October,
189m The purpose and object of said
meeting D to wind up the affairs of
said hank and rlhpore of It* asset* and
to transact any ntho/ buslnes* neces
sary and to the interest of Hie Bank.
C. M. Hiers, PresklentV
C. B. Farmer, Cashier.
W. V. GJA1,
T. II. Johnson,
C. M.llier*. ,
Directors.
Allendale, S.U.,12th Sept., 1899.
NOTICE. ~ m STOCK, NEW PRICES.
LDERS MEETING. D. STjkk,
CLARK STREET,
(Next Poat Office,)
BLACKVILLE. S. C,
T akes Pleasure in announcing to his former
custonjew, o’d blends and the General
Public that lie ii.w re-entered the Mercantile
Business and cordfall>^iovitiw their eurlv and
frequent calls at his oW Stand, where they will
find sincere welcome and a Complete Stock of
GENERAL - MERCHANDISE
at the lowest possible prices. Every thi' g is
new, fiesh,tt^om first hands, and of the latest
and most approved makes and styles, hough*
with the greatest possible cart from mills and
mannfaeturer* and warranted,to pleasto and
be true to representation. L«r • .
THE BEST BARGAINS
ever offered in Blaekville are now, ready for
cash-paying customers. The day of large prof
its has gone and that of close economy has
come and I cheerfully ask examination of my
stock and prices, confident of my ability t •
[(lease tho choices* tastes aud astonish the
closest purchasers.
{S^Sboes and Hats a Specialty,
Nothmg^oW in my establishment, exerpj
the fsir dealing and courteous treatment to all
width I V.ave made the cornerstone^ of my
business life. *■
. H. I>. STILL,
/ . • Jilackville, B. C. .
I. Furman Still,
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PLACE I01R USDS 05 MV LISTS.
Large tract*, which can ho readiiv
cut up into small farm* «f 89 acres and
less are particularly desired. Commu-
nlcal* with me q'llck. a* list* must he
prepared before l.’iih Oct . IMht
J*. M BUCKINGHAM,
Real Estate Agent.
Shoes, Clothing, Rats, Neck’
^ _ Wear, and Gents’ •
- Furnishing
Goods,
Railroad avenu k, Onpotita Pa»-
aengar Dcpo*, .
; ' BLACKVILLE, S. C.
I tako genuine pleasure in cordially
inviting my many friend* and the Gen
eral Public to call and examine my en
tirely new and. perfectly complete
stocks of good* in the above Ijne*.
Thdre U not a shop-worn article in
stock and everything 1* strictly np-to-
da*,e in style Ithd qualitr. The great
est care was exercised ip making selec
tions and purchases and I am sincerely
confident that i can satisfy Jhe most
exacting tastes and surprise the closest
buyers by the moderation of my price*
Everything guaranteed to come up to
representation. Fair Dealing and Cor
dial tkniitesy w ill lie given to all and if
any go away dissatisfied It shall he
their fault, not mine. *
Before buying anything In my line
give me a call, and you will not have to
seek further. M v price* show that tho , . ,, - .
ocTnf burdjimea baa wiTyTamTlhe fe-.-f Rwka wcdl, wear* well^d-wal. right.
ginning of a new prosperity fairly be
gun. You will be welcome six days in
the week. »
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MRS. M. MARTIN,
BLACKVILLE. B. C-,.
Announces to the Public
her store has Complete
and Attractive styles in
New Goods for persons
of different tastes. . .
The Ladies all know a
good thing when they see
it. Come and see for your
selves, before making
your purchases elsewhere.
In A\illmery I carty the
most approved styles
DRfcSS GOODS, FANCY GOODS
AND NOTIONS
Discovered By a Woman.
Another gre^t discovery ha* iveen
made, and that too. by a lady in this
country. “Disease fastened its dutch
es upon her and for seven years she
withstood it* severest tests, hut her vi
tal organ* were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed Incessantly, and could not
■leep. She finally discovered away to
recovery, by purchasing of us a bottle
ofDr. King'* New Discovery for Con
sumption, zed was so much relieved on
taking first dose, that she slept all
ulfht; and with two bottles has been
abso.utdy cured. Her name is Mr*.
Luther Lutz. Thus writes \V. C Ham-
nick 4l Co., of Shelby, N. C. Trial bot-
Me» free »t C X. Burilkhalter’s, Barn
well, and D. K. Briggs A Co’s., Black-
vill*. Drug Store*. Regular size j«r
aud JUW. Kvtrjr bottle guahtutved.
are to the top in newness, the
prices reasonable according to
^^quaHiy.
i have added to my store a -new de
partment—that of Dressmaking Those
w Ishing entire satisfaction may have
thi* by bringing their work here.
I cut iiv rqeasure aud a perfect is as
sured. TaiJpr fit garments and wed
ding trousseau* given especial atteu-
tlo'u.
“When we please yon tell others.
When we don’t please you tell us.”
MRS. M. MARTIN.
fiotice of Final' Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will tile hi* final account
w ith J. K. Snelling, Esq., Judge of i’ro-
bate. on Monday. 23d of October, 1899,
a* Guardian of William Bennett, Julia
Ann Bennett, Lucius Bennett, Lonney
Itennetr, Henry Rountree, Milledge
Rountree, andjiak for a Final Dis
charge. r ’
‘ - E. 11. BENNETT,
Guardian.
, vv/m.vi,
OFFICES: Barnwell and Wilmstox.
Commencing the first week in Octo
ber I will be at my Barnwell office at
the Halford House on the first Monday,
ajid Tuesday of; the first and fourth
vVenk* in each tnoiftb, and longer by
special engagement;’
At WUIUton office on every Friday
and Saturday.
1 am also prepared to do Dent*I work
at your homes anywhere in Barnwell
Countv.
, 05E SlV ALLOW
DOES SOT SAKE A SI MSES,
XKITHKK will the possession of two
great Railways, with the third assured,
make a
CITY OF BARNWELL.
They afford a possible means to that
end, it rest* with the Citizens to do
their full share. The Builue** League
will push every inatertai inrerest of the
town in a practical and energetic man
ner." ‘T’be necessity of a well equipped
REAL ESTATE BUREAU
ha* already been anticipated. JNcw
comers will invariably apply to a Real
Estate Agent when wanting lands,
building lots and residences. Home
folk* should bear this in mind and
place their property in my-hand*. It
will cost nothing but a moderate com
mission in case of a sale. -
It will pay to consult me when in
tending to buy Real Estate and
SOW IS THE TIME TO BUT.
Several choice bargains can he secu
red in town property, ,f
K M. BUCKINGHAM,
. Meal Eafarte Agent.
MASTER S SALE.
as AdminUtrator.
SAVE
■YOUR MONEY.
—BY-
PATf^OhilzIrtG
THE
Blaekville Cash Store,
A Good Stock of Clothing at remark
ably low prices. The sort dial fit* well,
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ORANGEBURG COLLEGE,
ORANGEBURG, S. C.,
CLARENCE J. OWENS, • - - President.
MOTTO: Economy and Excellence.
N3xt Session Opens Monday, September 18.1899.
T!
A. KIRSCH, Proprietor*
DESIRABLE^
PLANTATION
FOR SALF.
ON EASY TF.RM8.
We offer at private sale one of ^the
most desirable- plantations in lower
South Carolina. * The tract contains 72'
acre*. Of which 121 are in virgin pi;i«-
limner. It i* pruverliially TiealiTiv all
the year row id, weil watered, with ex
cellent swamp pasturage for stoik rai»-
iug and tine fishing right*.
The*® land* arc. admirably adaptc I
to the growth of the staple crop* of tin
Geo. W Hightower,
etc., 1’Ulntiff,
Johnson K. Hightower, et a!, Defend
ant*.
I’AKTIl ION.
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rursnatit to order at hi« ifouqr
Jafdge J. t‘. Klngh made in Hie uloive
entitled cause July 29. I89!t, I w HI offer
for sale in front of tlte Court llou-c in
Barnwell, «*n the second day of Octn
tier, l8tK), (that lw*lng salesday in saijl
month), tho fotniwing described teal
pro|ierty. to- w It:
All litaf certain lot or parcel of lend,
with the DuihHng* thereon, situate in
the city of'Hal it a ell. b<>unded East i>r .
Franklin St . and extending t.w« hym-i Slate. LruHi and vegetHidcs. and an
i|red ojiil thirty feet on litis line; North j
ity an alley separating said lot from
tot of Jane McCreary an I extending
eighty led jut this line; West by land* ]
of tutw W. U. Mrtrrls-and '‘X’i
tending one hitndred ami sevrnt)' two
feet thereon; Sonlli Ity the Hajenoll’*
Mill Road a'ld extending one htpidred
ami four leet on tins- lino. '
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay |
fqr papers and Revenue ataiitp*
T. Jk. CGUNTH,
Mastpr/Hnmbrrg County, i
Bamberg, S. Cl, Sept, otli, *99.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
A* Tru>tee in Bankrtiptcv of the Es
tate of I*. W. Farrell & Alo, I am re
quired to enforce diligent settlement
Notice is therefore given to alJ persons
in any manner indebted to said estate
that payment must,lie promptly made,
a* it does not rest wlth-uie to give in
•dttlgeritf?;
HE Oriingehurg Cdllege annettnee* to it* patron* an'l friend* that the
prospevf* are hrtgbier tor it* >uece»s m every wav for tlte year 1899-1900
than ever before*. Location noted for beauty and liealthfulness. Moral
and religions influence* on»urpa»*ed, eiiy convenieiice*; electric iigiita.
water works, arte-ian water, etc. Our college receives np public nion^jr,
lint statid* oft It* own meri's. Large antf eiithn R 1a»tic -tndetit body. Military
ttf.ctpitne.• ¥■ M. A . Lireearv >»McieU«Mi. College Jutirual. FuH corps of
tltoroiigh ;<*ac!iers Llter.irv, Music, Bible, Btndne**. Klncutionwnd Art course*
otIVrcd. Degree-con.erred : l». L-, A. B.. Mu*. It., Mu*. M. Expense* have
Ilium n‘iiii«*«*it to q mTiilnnim- iic'iii il. i't.i h per niontlT. Ttiltloii. no per m<>nih.
lot wrest rates of attv col lege Tri .Sotiiin 'a rblina Wc invite investigation. Full
particular* aud IBustraUd Catalogue furnished on'application.
i
CHptilile of iudcliuile Improveiiient
They lie iM'ituiiftilly and tile place cat'
i»e uut'lc an Ideal eountrv iinni*'. Ir i*
liH-afcd jn.t onl-id - the corpoiste lliu
iu of the town of Barnwell. The rail
roid development in progre-» -in i h»- I
*urc.I brings Barnwell to Hie fore fto>|(
In .loutb-Western Ca'olina. an.I llo-
pure'naser of this pmpertr will mike
the wisest investment of IHe in •eetir
log it now, l»( fore tlu* Ihhuii begin*.
£iJF“lf purclia-er* prefer tin*, tract
will be divided into several parcel's,
-ol I 'in area* to suit.
For price and term* a pptv to *
BA I KS ,fc sIM 'IS.
Attorneys-nt Law,
Barnwell. S C. -
PROF. A. GOLDBERG,
Expert 1’ortjjut Artist, from Berlin,
W.' M . ST IUU,,
BLACKVILLE. S. C.,
SEWING MACHINE SPECIALIST.
Handles exclusively
the New Home Sew
ing Machines, the
best ever built and
asks the purchasing
public before buying
to examine into their
superior merits. . . .
•fir *£{•<'
vs»i>
I hope that all debtors will come for
ward promptly sniCpav the amounts)
due by them, thereby relieving me t>i
tiie implna-unt necessity of pressing
and enforcing collection and Rlsn ; - > RjrF
'ing themselves annoyance and increas
ed expense. 'I'Iiom who would avoid
further cost and save the property eov-
ered by lilllsof sale and cliattol ninrl-
gages are |H>*ltiyely required to make
payment without further delay^ ‘
On Saturdav, Septcmiicr 30’li, I will
sell at Blaekville sonic 13 to 29 horses
and mules, also a number of wagons.,
iiuggie'S. An. Stock dealefs arc Invited
to attend till* sale, also all persons iu
ueyd of vehicle*.
ILF. It UI ST. Trustee,...
„ Blaekville, 8, C.
. S ^ ■ - * * .
I CAN SAVE YOU HONEY.
1 am still in business making Chairs
and all kinds of IIou«e Furniture, and
NOW is the time and THIS is the place
for you to get your money's worth.
Also I will do any kind of Turning,
such as Columns, Posts and Brackets.
All Good* Delivered within ten
miles; over ten miles F. O. It.
For further particnlars write to
J. A. HARTER.
Jy.NNY, S. 0.
rtijut Artist,
' Germany.
Office at Barnwell, 8. <1 . Branch Qfltre.
Bamberg S. C. WiB Canvas Oratige
—herer. itamber^ Banj w-eil and .Uiky ,'
Tow i - -I h'l •
Enlarging injbol^Jrayon and Water
Coh»rs. .
Order* taken, goods delivered in 30 t*
On Sati»lnctiuii guaranteed
Reference if desired.
DR. JNO.iVLEErJR-
DENTIST, Office. WilliHon.
('. Kfjulpped for travcl-
rjfJL’iing. Work done at your
home anywhere In Barnwell County.
V\ ill be at office in Williston every Sat
urday aud Monday, ' ■ lyr,
MONEY! MONEY!!
AH per«on« indebted to the Barn welt
Oil Mill on contract* of 1897 and 1K9H,
bv note, account, Mils of sale, or other
wise, are hereby notified that the book*,
notes, bills,of sale A *, have been placed
in our hands to close up and collect.
We will not t^ke legal steps until debt
or* have a chance to settle without it.
This notice4s to give you such oppor
tune v. When (he crop begins to move
wq will look fop-ypu,
Izlar Bros.,
^ Atto: neys at Law,
Blaekville, S. C.
Jul v Ot
Needles. Attachments
and everything In an up-
to-date house always in
stock, and Prices chal
lenge competition. Call
in person or drop a card
by mail and promptest
and politest attention will be given you.
W. H. STIL-I
Tit], v < k .VTCE’Kl'SAiJ.
3\jiyrFr I3o«t
S3Y/NG MA CHINES
IN THE WORLD.
NEXT DOOR
Merchants and Planters Bank
- BLACKVILLE, 8. C;,
—pijAisr ote
-OF-
A. JVdC. O'Ca-On.JVt-A.PO',
BLALKV1LLE, - - - S. C.
To the purchaser of ^ dollar’s worth of goods at my storei
will j^ive a ticket which entitles him or her to a chance at the
drawing for some serviceable and valuable article on the of
CO
each month, commencing 6ct. 1st and continuing until further
notice.
I have on hand a full and complete line of all goods, both in
groceries, dry goods, clothing,,hats, shoes and anvthing
everything that is needed for the home and farm. I am
pared to sell at low prices and I guarantee satisfaction...
Quick sales and small profits, is my motto. Come and
me at the old stand of P. W. Farrell &. Co. '
^ \ - • ' • *•-: A. M. O’GORMAN.
Offrrs Hip highTTmulfs of Arupriuan Ingonuitr a-mr’pftniral In fhe Wonderful
Whit*, Splendid Domestic, Happy New Hume sewing Machines.
—'For Cash or on I'm stall me nts—Or in Exchange for Oltl Matthinefr,—-
- * ' ^ . *
In addition I handle the New Ideal and New Climax—Lower Priced Machine.
Needle.., OiU and Attachments for anv and Ml Sewing Machines.
First class Repairing done at. short notice.
Cajis made in Aiken, Orangehurg and Barnwell Counties.
' FoiTTiccs or Particulars call on or write to me and premipt replies will h«„
made •
Sept. 2(i-Im. -
GI.EXX SPIUIfGS, 8. C.
PEX OF SOUTHERN SUMMER RESORTS*
STILL LEADS
-vV,
ani
pre-
sce
There i* hnt one Glenn Springs and it has no equalM tfie continent for tb*
Moiuaeh, I.ivcr, Kvliioys, Bowelwatid Blood.
Hotel Open June 1 to October 1.
CULS+XE AND 8KWVICE EXCELLENT.
It is up-fo date aud Everybody Goes There. ,
Fur WtfTor applv to— y’ (>r Board spplr to—
rmiojiraos. simpsox
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