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— The Barnwell Peonls. M9.1. Homes, Editor 1 Pnp'r. TUX BEECH ISLAND FARMER)' BLACK VILLI HEWS CLUB. ~ ^kAXOlM C0U5TT CIRCULATION. THURSDAY, MAY 1001. II RtMtor 1'etty of tli« Carolln* Spar* tfcn will raai the flrat teven verte* of Mia tenth chapter Of Lertticm, eubatl* (ptlns the name* of McLaurln and Ca* per* for thoae of IVadab and Abifiw, he will no doubt Interpret the meaning ft be that a little good company N bet* wt than a multftadc of had aesoeiatea. It'a a very pretty way that many newspaper brethren have In South Car* adlna, to describe die marriage cere mony a* ••tying the silken cord." Tbotvbeityr no divorce law In thia StatO the links binding husband and wife ire metallic, sometimes all ver, oc casionally golden, and once and a-whlle Uaden. A't risk of being lynt'heibby the good Methodius of the Barn well-Buford* Bridge Circuit we dare to sary that the •ueceasea achieved by J. 11. Kirkland as Chancellor of Vanderbilt University and fleary S. llartmg as Tresldent of Clemion College svould be repeated a* to Wofford College by tbe efbctlon of Jtav. Jobn Q. Btoebwkh as vt:ccc»sor to Dr. James II. Csrtlalb as Hu President. Since the death of Jsy Uould, ‘the sriiard of Wall Rtreet," his eldest son, Oaorge, has doubled-the f 70,0lK>.0UO cs* tala left by Ms father. Since Mr. Me* ICloiey't second elecMnn George has been making twg million dollars a sth, and other psonle losing as And Mr. McKinley eat elect* •d that the rich might the more quick* IF and surely asulUpty their weaftts. Vlshop Turner, colored, e great man the Afrkaa Methodtsta. a “ Hub belag tbe •rceston uba a a •win praeele ■spied Ibis •sis Ur Africa. A punishment wonld eppeer very like throu leg a rabbit In a briar j * r ■ * r ttabetlluW Alaska sad we'll ' On tbe same Hoe ta change the death Are** at Appm pwalabwseat from hanging oe IfnebHig f r *rh of Oea. I+O, to drowning uontd bn enewr om victim and more edecUve ae a Make U law that eveey asau. while er j Tbe beaetft ef this q svteted ef a ewpital odewre It be bagged up aud drewued la iMcfc abwala, where sbaAa af the moiet remains. ■ Id he aa ewd to Mg fw ail the ewwfeet that they give le a targe Have ef law hrewhvre. Mr. Editor r ‘ . * The Beeob Island Farmers' Clnb was first organized near Bilvar Bluff about the vear 1*41 There I« but one older Farmers! Clnb In the ftoath, tho Wlu- yah Lmllgo Society rounded in An aasnchttlnn of Sllvertott and Upptr Three Kuna farmers for atippicsalng Hlicit traffic with rlavea—purchasing stolon farm products hi fence corners and by*way*, mainly with whiskey, which had bean In successful operation for a number of years—was merged In fo It The place of meeting was chang ed bo Its present location, In the centre uf the Beech Island community, In 185m It* average membership lias been about Sfty fartuqr*, elected by ballot from- a range ot ten miles around, two adverse votes bring suffi cient to deny admlmdon. Clergymen, schoolmaster* and editors of agricul tural journals ar* by its constitution honorary members. Its officer* con sist only of a secretary and Treasurer, some member present at the usual hour being requested by motion to preside. Its meeting* are on the flrrt Satur day in each month, except second Sat- ttrday In January, whan some agricul tural (abject announced at the previous meeting U di«ctu»ed, a member being named to open the debafte. the other* In turn and alto any. visitors present being Individually requested to give their view*, in addition to thia die- cusslou a geneisl Irqulry is made if any member baa any matter to mention affecting the general Interest or wel fare. A reasonable limit le fixed for the length and frequency of remark* by any one member uiml all have had an opportunity to be beard. While mo secrecy or exclu«lvene>a whatever I* observed nothing that occurs at the meeting* Is- allowed to go in print without the approval of the clwh. At the Decvtober meeting each year two steward* are sleeted for each month of the ensuing year who respectively pre side a repast, usually of sheep and ehnte and borne raised vegetable*, fruila, Ac. The odier tnembei* pay |5 annually. The club owns Its own houee, consisting of two large halls, a chimney, between, for d(baling and •lining and necessary outbuilding*, furniture, Ac , and four acre* uf ground t*» tho fnrui of a < Irela In a grovo of targw shade trees, > donated by MaJ. K. !* llamiuon.J. now of Black*III*, the ehiiwney of tbe elub house bring the centre, the outer circle being Just ona quarter of a mile. On Me wells are gsoptie aMa nnasbi i a# If -ewwt -As-se wioet i.mm'iteat members, among them take fire, euppoaed tabs eausrd by J>e Gov. J ||. Hammond. Col. T U. La- r b*w»h.‘*l aciiou of the waa wpon lb* WHHam Gregg, I>r. K Brad* I Heelf. This may arcount for Ms. BamT Clarke. Gen.M.C kl ]» , ** , v nivHehous Brvt Hi borne and Homamod and t'ol J. |». Twlgg*. and oulbnlldiag*. •leo a ewwv nf Cew ler's famweli ad- | _ M , , •mb tuts Mr Marlon I. Illar, acootnpanied by his alsters and several friends, left •n Monday morning for EdUtb fsland, where on Tuesday morhtng ha married Mist Hwry Murchison, wcbarmlng and beautiful sea island flower. The bridal conple returned Twetday evening *m> .were welcomed hv an elegant reception at tbe home of tbe gyoom’s parent*. Many beautiful and valuable presents testified to the high regard in which they are cherished by their many friends. Mr. and Mr*. Izlarwill make Blackvillc thefr bomo. , ( Miss Ssllie Blatt, aged It year 1 *, sis ter of Mr. X. Blatt, arrived here from the old country on Haturday and will make America her home. She knows no KnglMi. j Col. J. K Strobol had unique good fortune last week, becoming on ehv same day both father and grandpa. Tf Is well tluit he Is a man of wonderful resourcefulness, for he will have hi* bands full when he- fondles with one his handsome son ami with the other dandles hU bewutifnl grand-daughter, the daughter of Kr. and Mrs. W. W. Ilolony. Our town ha* sent a large delegation to tbe Confederate- Keunion hi Colum bis. The members of tho Baptist Church are thoroughly well pleased with the new lights for their beautiful church, the prettiest ever teen i>» this commit why. The asparagu* crop ha* been unprof itable this season. Receipts have about paid cost of fertilisers. q A RAGfNG ROARING FLOOD. . Washed down a telegraph line w hich Cba*. C. Kills, of Lisbon, la., had to re pair. "Mandlng waist deep In lev water," he writes, "gave me a terrible c«dd and cough It grew worse dally. Finally the nest doctors in Oakland, Neb.. Moux City and Omaha aaid 1 had Consumption and could not live. Then 1 began using Dr.' King's New Dis eovery and was wholly cured by six bottles." Po«itively guaranteed for C-oughs, C-olds and Throat and Lqiig trouble* by C. S, Burckhalter and Creech's Pharmacy, Prlje 60c. Two thirds of the sugar used hi tbs world Is ma<le from beet*. AreocdinmVn the A ni«*r icKti Agricul turist's reports the present wheat crop 1# Ibe best grwww vise* )ei»l. ae - - -kwww thw* 1901-5PRING GOODS-1901! Samuel Wiley & Co.,. Barnwell, S. C • "We take pleasure hi ftimonnrcing to our friends and patrons throughout Barnwell and elsewhere that our as sortment of New Spring Goods is now at Hs best. We are opening up White Goods, Embroideries, Laces, Domestic and Ilouse-kcoping Good*, Black Dress Goods, Kid Gloves, Belts, Buckles, Ribbons, etc., etc. SHERIFF’S SALE. Tu» State or South Casouma, Iountt or Bakewbll. George W vs. Till South Bound lOTeildants. Watts Jr., Plaintiff, Railroad Company, JAS. M. PATTERSON, IUnkj art Ctuxlir at Uv, . Babxwkai, s. C., WHI prgctlcvm all Bute wimI Unlt^ State* Courts. Hprcial Attention glvwii to Abvtractsof Title. _r ‘ 500 Yards Pique, Value 15c., ‘500 Yards Pique, Value 25c,, 1 Lot 40 inch White Lawns, Price 10c. Price 18c. Price 10c. Linings, Notions, Table Linens and Towels^ Handkerchiefs, Wash Dress Fabrics, New Dress Trimmings t R. & G. CORSETS. MEN’S FURNISHING—GOODS* , Men’s TwocPieee Suits, - - - $0.50. Boy’s Blouse Suits, - - $1.50 to'^koO. RIBBONS—BX) Pieces Silk Riblyons, No. 40, 00& 80,19e. LMBROIDERIES—Largest Line irnTown. KNITTING SILK—Embroidery Silk All Colors. SPOOL COTTON—1 Dozen Coats, 50c. GROCERIES—A full line fresh,' with prices to meet congpetitioiu . * ~ HARDWARE—A cvrrqdcte and full line. WINDOW SHADES—Large line from 25c. to 75c. CURTAIN RODS—Oak Curtain Rods. - BOOKS—Large Line Standard Novels, 10c. to 15c. Samuel Wiley & Co., Brown Building. Barnwell, S. C. ~~ BY VIRTUE*/an exeention direc ted to me by the Clerk of the Court of ( Coiiuaaon Plea* of Bariiw'elt County I i have this day levied tapfin and will sell j at B*»rnwell. in fTvnt of the f^Mirt House, on the 3d dav ol June, 1D01, it - being snlcdav In !*Hld monrh, diu-ing the legal hours of sale, the tollow ing descr’brd properly-to-wit: , All of deteudiint Co-aipanv’s road bed fnun the line of Hampton County *to tin* Great Saitkehatchle. being the line of Bom berg County, and running through Great Cypres* Aycamoie and Allendale Townships j» Barnwell County and Stale aforesaid, running through said townships a tlistHne« of thirteen (13) miles, more of les*. to gether with all of the right «f way of One Hondred Feet and extending the entire length ot said road bed, levied H|>on with all the cross ties on said road bed with all iron or steel r*IU laid •n said cross tte* on said road bed, w Ub dejaif annl platform at Sycamore, also depot atvd platform at Ulmer St* iToi): 'wuir aft the'' k'ppurvchahcv* and rranchhes thereto L-vied upon a* tbe property *he Soulh Bound Railroad Company to satisfy tbe above execu tion and cost. Term* cash, purchaser to pay for title* and Revenue stamp*. FRANK II CKKKCII, Sheriff of Barnwell ( nuatv. Sheriff’s Offlve. April iltb, 1!MH. DR. m P. IEE, JR. DENTIST, Office. WIH»at*B e Equipped for trawi ng Work done at yom home anywhere la Barnwell County. Will be at offlo- In WlHleton every Sap. urdav and Monday. ly* Three Paper#, One Year Kadi, only 50c. WEEKLY TIMES. Kicuuoxd, Va.. Now Only Fifty Cent* a Year and In clude* absolutely free The Paragon Monthly, - New 5nrk. The Farm Journal, • • I’btladelpbi*. THE D.tllV Ot StSDAV tIKS . T. B. ELUS, Jr„ Surveyor and CM Engine* +< ' Special attention given to-thv comp* tation of water-powers, leveling and drainage. A postalcardaddressed*©meat Mar tin, S. C., will receive prompt attet* lion. octl-80, ly ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Allaitic Coast Lite Railroad Co. ol S. C. Coxdknskd Schedule. j-un.-jti. N •». j N o. 36 I 57 . tlaHy dail) ex ! Son. AM A. M > oj l» 46 her of the •ta»r on (bat lemoo* ad- let. MMMwmlag ’Mv-tiat* esMMMiual- ■oe he* H* we* nlh*.| i* Me lm- H he* «rtgt*a|*4 Jl.kTKft TO BUFFALO Via (bMitheew A i tie i Iren it I*en- et i FA hurt L FIKK Ab*wt aM #«v wire Ml tale a •fa le>t V <iJ* v t ^^erhiee le a| ■*7ll*. Flee Me. ^Mtai a Are wbieb be need M* I eb*eb ••re ItojbwUdlng*. be spW mIU •lelef ■•J (■*.»i■ ■ • •#•• ieft h -m* Us U> afteen iwllllee 1*4 prwperty deetrwyed " Iwevet Ire CelewbU rt fru<*i ihe b••ruing hv ••cro r.*»»l« the w with It wee (be hee« r. «. (be I- repeel ■iMpJ ito ergeetaalhNi It baa failed hut ee or. • tu.ee heldteg lie regaler Imrieg tbe dark boor* ot ti e tom veeerebl* *M termer*, •oh dleehled er fevtsnegbrd eel | Jtrre e* b«|>|weed le be ermied, e»e( eed gretely Uix-ueeed tbe leCer ewd I pro* leteii q wee (tee* ot (be day. j At elmewteverv meeting beeitlee tbe i ataewdewre ot doetlwgeiebed •Ullwre I (bere ere lefwrmeJ eabtMUwwe ot etnrk j er iweroeed agrtrwltwral wr demeiUr deetrefwd ! I»*pt«e»*eu eed egrlrwlierel ewd •owtb bee | UreUerei wvn*d. j eeeeer r thel the ' ray. eo K tpovMion. Rffwriite Mev let Hwwobern R at nowncee loon<| trip rat«-« to It b. Y , eed rrtwrn. ereoont ef th« American Kxi**eiit#w. t'b--Ice ef roes* i vie Weeblngtwe, D. C , er via t twrva lartl.OMb---— rev lictelled tafeeemthiw e* tw^rwte* erbeduM wr any etbrr Infwvmatlwe ed drew* wewr*»t egeot ti» « i nmirnwy. It II testa*. A- G. IT. A., AUeeia, Ga. rs/f FIHE MULES AMD TWO FIRST CLASS HORSES Including Fi Monthtr. *• -r liiv bg Mw i fc c. rn* : i I X‘Ui Ilf K Ridi and Paragnn 47! Ml .e U» 4** lit' *1; i. . In Effect December let, 1899. STATIONS. iL Darlington A| Lv KMIott A i j Ar Siwnter Lv- Jl.V Sumter Ar >r Cr**t*»n Lvi l.v Creefun Ar Ar I'regnalli I. Orangrburg Dr n mark liarnw rll 1 KobMns Augusta > NORTH N*. 39 jr»• >-• Fiwvtnc* r.iiu. No. AJ aiiioee at Fmr- TIME*. nond.V >r FICKH; I will U Trs | a. m.. an<l -nec 7 r2i p. w. Trains j* an«t Xb rwrry Ibrongb Pull. men Pa tare Hwffct bbewlng Cere he- 1 mren New York aad Macon vie An- ! gueia. [T. M. Kmervwn. H M FuMrewn, Traflll- Manager. tiro Pa** Agt “ iff. R tienfv Gee. Mavegef. SOUTHERN RAILWAV. I ciR bale at •a. h f idee. chimney (MM re drawee.I •hit* an i ever tbe At Jabn'a Klier. | sUIbwttawe (rum ell eertlone of Me Ualoe ere !>#•••• meAe lot the geUef ot lb* tuffrrer*. Preeldeat M< but ley U bertng s ler Uese In tbe R ret (ban King bad la the East. n wni. of tb* nontfi bet Bel- MU ■Carolina Church, Soutr are nearly 4.00u millionaire* In (be Unlled State* according to the Mew York Herald. In lu li*u the bouth Carolina plutocrats are F W. M agewer, George W. Williams, Rsutc W. B. Smith. Geo. IV. Miller. T J. Moberuon, Q. U. CwrncUou. !.a*t week Gen. Wade Hampton was Informed tbet ba would be appointed poetmastar at Columbia If he would ac- oept the position, through the Influence ef Senator McLaurln. He declined saying that he oould not accept any thing through sueh a source. He re membered that McLaurln sacondcJ the aoortaation of ths late J. L. M. Irbv Jpr hi* seat in 1900. - Weetbrr Bureau. YnlanUry Observer*’ Meteorological Roc wed. Mouth ot April, 19U1. button JflaakvlUe. prvdwn*. Tbe rear, alwmet iitowal use oner of lemrabengr ot tlewe and Infermattae. pertlemt In- qwlry and eai»l»netloe being at every stag*in order rhetorical flights being rarely attempted and w*b e«*wwrog*d. en "rbtal am««g them ukln* nor**," and wo rtvelry ar reeteotkm for nffidal powlltan bare mad* It eminently a bar mwetawe and lealnsctlv*. really an ed uceatanal Institution. Tbe frulta are •bnwn In the vastly Improved agricul tural method* aad enhanced value ef property le Uw surroundHtg country. V later. RIBVCKS BATRSVjA iKHfTttliKX TKMrKX ATl'Kl rreclp % s* iufn SUM’AUY. In In- Max Min Meat. 1 t 1 che* • .1 62 47 63 Mean temp. % 56 49 62 .01 . t6Ali, 3 69 44 62 .75 Max. temp. 4 69 39 20. tL 73 43 r>s DA tel 7.29.30 4 07 43 66 .01 Min. temp. 7 72 46 69 33 S G8 46 67 Dstc 22. 9 7i> 41 6& Total pre- K) 411 30 clp. *in'!hc8 1) 7* 47 CO 3.91. 12 ! 72 44 60 Total' snow U J 02 61 67 .m ‘faH biehes, u 6» 49. 6A 1.41 No. of tUvs u 76 44 00 Clear W. 19 77 46 ♦1 P’r’y cl’y 8 17 ML 46 63 Cloudy ’ 6. M ! 70 67 67 Date* of 79 i 9» 00 63 .st frost, Light BO 90 a 47 .98 tl 31 46 06 Killing *4 w 46 J9 01 44 62 .06 Date* of 34 1 •7 ; 40 64 Hall Sleet 19 79 m; lb. atoniK 39 t 7* L-97 03 il. 31 76 * 49 92 Auroras, 39 • rr l 40 2 * I'revalllug af MS a fc wind Diiec- # •D 44 U * •U4TO M. W • 1 ► . KlNARKs * Keg 13 To rhlcsgn. Ill , on arcnonl of In ternational t.onvention B. Y. P. U. of America, July 16th-i4Ui, rioulberu Railway will •ell round trip tickets lo Chicago and return from all points on ila line* st rate of one flr»t class stand ard fare for Ihe round trip. Date* of sale July‘.’Jd, 23d anil glib, Anal limit July 3l*t, 1901. Ily dctK)*itlng tickets (In person} with Mr. F. 0. Donald, Joint Agent at Chicago, between ,lu)y>3(Hh inclusive, and on payment of fk« o? ftfty (5t<) cents at time of deposit, an extensiive. of the Anal limit to August 2Rli will be granted. The Joint Agent*’ office! will be located In- the main terminal depot* nl Chicago at which passengers arrive. To Milwsnkee, Wi*., Account An- uuitl Meeting Grand Lodge B. F O. Klk*. July 2Sd 25th, 1904, Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets to Milwaukee and return from all points on Its line *t rate of one* regular tirst das* fare for the round trip, plus $2 00. Date* of snfe July 20th. 21st and 22U. (Inal•limit July 28rh 1901 A foe of fifty (60) cents will be churgedb-y Joint Agent at Mllwraukee for validation of return portion of tickets. Fo|;detailed information as to rates, schedules, reservations, etc., call on or address any agent of the Southern Ksilway, or Its connection*. W. H. Tayloe, A. 6. P A., Atlanta, Ga. Politicians arc wondering what Pres ident McKinley it up to in swinging around the circle. They are stmi hi* triumphant procession means some thing on the coup d' etst order, hut cannot fathom the purpoa* of this grand master of political management. Just before the beginning nf the war with Spain he made a Western trip on a les* tnagnlficent scale, and returned completely changed hi opinion. Tb4* Will Iwt#r**4 Many. flbsan It Rtawd Ra*m i M. M. H », tb* tea Wwe nwnib*fa btaml pwnMkr.wulcb ****** cakeer. blaswl pule***, pi bplta. ewrbww-'l**, •lewro, eating as •**, ••rofuta, wraem*. aching hww*«. p-lnt* wr barb, rbrumwtUm, cwtarrb aw4 a*l blwwil *wd eblw traubtea B. || H h«*l* •very awr* aw*l make* tbw bl«w«I pure rl ;b. B. It. B^, tb* flwete btaml pwr- wm4*. Drwggl*t*. |4. THwl I>«w4- mem free by wrvsswg Bto*d Ba.m Co . Atlanta, Uw. RKDl < RD RAT EH. redw- ttawlbern lb*#I war Maouneee i-ed latg* affwltawes LltG* limb. Ark., and return ' ae- eount i.eueral A**emb y nf tb* I'resbr- trrlaii Uburvb In U ri , May lath 2*th, 1901., Mound trip rate ot one Bret dam far* for lb* round trip from- all point* •n tbe Bne* of ftouthvrn Ry. Ticket* to hw sold Matt 14th, I9tb and 19*.h, Whittle’s Stables, ■ Btackville, S. G. These are the hist I n die this Spring, and (hi your last ehanee to W slock at Winter prices. THEY must Ai Kiln* ml .wulurA 4 am ♦- — ■ oaf^■F ill 18 IV ffe I .han-; ill be irood: CHOICE COTTON SEED, i! | few 4 aw t nw ti 4 * a* • <ta ■ Mg* • . . ■w- I tw I*** ram !** • • • :m » tr K - ’ **■• a* • a* * %■ i- i*. ,u * - *• las • • «•» **Si 41# II I • a* »*■* *» *er ■ *ib* * i • aw 60! 1.KKOY iper » VOl. ■ • ^ I MM 1*4 I I IK i Wt ‘•aM J. p. Whittle, Blackville. S. C. N*w Orleans. ^^^j, n Mfftlug, Mar tHb-lbh, I sM. Rat* of oBe flr*t r1»*« fare for the round trip train *1) (mints on Hors of Soutqcrn Ry. Tickets to be **>ld May 7th, Hth and 9ih, 1*01, final limit M it 20Hi. I'KIi. By depositing tickets witf! Joint Agent tin |>*rsnn) at New Orleans on or be fore May I6lh, 1901, and p.»ymeat of fee of fifty (60) cents, an extension of tho final limit will he permiued to June 3th. 1901. West Point. Ml**., and return, sc- eom* General Asvembly Cumberland Presbyterian Church M;ty Bith-2P,h. 1901. Rate of one first ehtte fare for tbe found trip for ail nohusoti lines of Snulhern Ityk Tickets to be sold May I4lh to 17llt Inclusive, final limit May 27U)^19C1. Cincinnati, D. nml return, account International Christian Endeavor Con vention, J nly (Jth,-10th, 1901. Kite (^3 ore Hist das* fare for the round triiv from all point* on line* of Southern Ky. Ticket* to he sold July 4(h. Tith. and 'Cth, ffnitl limit Jiriy Mth, 1WI. By depositing ticket* (in )>ersou) with Joint Agent at Cincinnat i, on oritefore [ July 10th and on payment of fee of fifty (50) cent*, an extension of ffnel limit will bo pormitted to Saptember 1st, i«01. Detroit, Mich., and return, account National Educational Association Meeting, July 7th r -l2th, 19t)L Rato of one first dus* fare for round trip, plus 92 00 membcr#hip fee, from all point* on line* of Southern Ry. Tickets to be sold Juiy Bth.tith. and 7th, with llna> limit July 16th, )!HH By depositing tickets (in pernon) with Joint Agent at Detroit op or before July 12th, and on payment of fee of tifty (60) cent* at time of deposit, extension of final lim it until September l*t,'1901 will be permitted. Richmond, W. and return, account Annual Convention, National Travel er* Protective Association of America, Richmond, Va., June 3rd,-Sth, }«0L Kate of one first class fare for tbe round trip from all point* on lines of Sonth- 'ern Ry. Tickets to b* sold June Vs' 2nd, ftrd, with final limit eight days from'date of sale. For .detailed Information as to rates, reservations, w-liedule*. etc , call <>a or address any agent of tb« Southern Ky. or conneotinn*. W. II. Tayloe, A. G. P A. % Atlanta, Oa. ■ MOWN, Like Hie“ — -rr A. HOWARD PATTERSON, Attorney at Law. a Cm j» * ■ • V FMItfiA ■Mi (mb Ml |» A H \ H I. l.la. H. C. i ff IM Ke'+wntsm l Bunlb 9i Ha/ i Muir e | 411 IW. K Wl I l- fl 4. ft?* Alias Emb ItfAtf » 4Tb* > 4%tf •••••■• !*%• SMi t I •« ( IT • jm t m )i% H «•-# ( Mar •• mm ? Mfc % r Itfr tf! » 4 — in TW-tf •« tAM«'te»tafc I Wi'E 9 9^^F4>ttf fMtftf'tf b4 ' fc* • AV-qg m’ Mm t l 3f V«tf 4 *■£ 9*04* tf « X # 4 X i %Jtai Am 14$ fcfc i • s o* m. .; . kg^ 'teF • !*« fc* fc. Me, V jp. I I < NSW < • • Ka K Jfi I Aftei f fcfcbisf— j Rises Fresh From the Fire and Ofiers Old Time Bargains at the MAIN STREET STABLES, Mike Brovn's Old Stand.. QUESTION ANSWERED. Ye*. Aogu*t Flower still ha* the largest sal* of any medicine ia tb* civ ilised world Your mothers’and grand- motbera’ never thought of iwinr any thing e tee for I »digc»tion or Billuwa- ne#s. Doctor* were scar**, and tbev **klom beard nf Appendicitis, Nerven* Proelntio* or Heart failure, ete. They usad August Flower is clean om tbe •y*t*a* and atop Tferatewtattan nf audi- regulate tb* avilon nf tb* I I lb* **reoa\ead organ- 'YFb** a rblld I ><ir ^-1 mr fw af lb* sretea*. awdlbat Is all frl|hfal'e ” writ** W. II. Ea-I* w< fer.ilag dall aad *«d ' Jaqreelll*. Te **• birb raw^d Imer-.b * Awe ■rhea. Yww f trg *wea* fw* fc *-•*•, bwt l**- * ^*w • A tew team of Grreu'a A*-1 Arwtaa Wale* wtedtv rar*d am «<t- , *e*rf fctwg ete* faAtad ' lafat fcte tat 1 Bara*, waa*. Com I** we Masa be C . % STEPPED IN IO LIVE CuaLM •YVh»n a rblld I “the - PEOPLE” 1 X FUlfUM OF BILL HE AM, J ^ENVELOPES, j I /NOTE* LETTER FI EADS,' \STATEMKNTS, , IDODGEKS, TIuKETS, ( POSTERS, Ac"., A^. • AT LOWEST PRICES. 0^6. if® Good Work Guaranteed. Seijd us your Jobs. fv HOLIDAY PRESENTS—Ftr EVERY DAY USE The Lamp ef Steady. Habits' fl T*** th *‘ flai* up or wuoke. er ovum you te ma tad t»*cu*jrr ; tbr leiwp that look* rood el* Dr. J.H.E.MILHOU: Surgeon Dentist, HLACK VI LI.E. ----- ». A til br ■: bl» i.Srr In Barnwt II cvcrv 8a* u and Tp.Mts) and WrdiM»4») tutu « h i 11 bv ei hh. lluaw olke in Hl.i-knlle - * rr) t'lidn* and toaturda), wilt mas«ii| l**1ntiDei i* to tn<-*-t (wtiruts ui any nf fowiit) town* or <-ail at U>rtr rteidrnvrs. J *iu » full irradUttU-or I'tuUiielpUm Besua, ■ '•>ll.-(rc^bavr I jd *• vei t-vn )r*t» ertirr )ir r rival ruv-nenrr. and can | k a. •• yi e in qua! if« ot wots aifd i>ri<- e. e. r. Meyer. BLACgVILLE, S. 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