The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 09, 1902, Image 3
L'MOAY. UCTOftRR ». Ifcj.
Th# rtfstn U *t Oftlllr* IhU
w»rk.; , |
V*u of oatt will U* plablr<) t\lt
Ararat new Ireapaat notloea In
(hU l*»«e.
John It. Bellinger K»q. wa« in town
on Tueadaj. ,
Orncerlea at whokaale at the Barn
well Grocery Co. . .
Watch out for the total ecllpue of the
moon tonight week.
• Trenauter Free will begin receiving
taxea netjft Wedne-day.
Capta-’J. C. Keel and N. N. Walker
were ta town on Saturday.
Twodeerwere killed la«t week d*y
happy hunterti near \Vlnile\8.
Genuine Native Seed Rve for Kale,
s- 1 J. C. Creech.
Yard wide aheeting. good quality, VTi
4't eti per yard at Mo?air & Porter’e.
A car load ot guano and acid for out*
and w for sale by Frank 11. Creech.
Molair A Porter will tell vou a good
Breech Loading Gun for f5 0 • and op.
lieaarf J. M. and F N Hair pop call
ed plea»antly on our bu<y day la«t
week. *•
Molair and Porter are headqnartei*
for the fainoua Columbia Patent Flour
Try It. —
The Barnwell fXepenaarr took In
|t*OUoo Monday, beating ut eonelJ
•rmbly.
Mr*. K. A. B. Mia*on loft nvor (he
T oaM I dno f»r a ion •!»*• trip i« Now
Yorfc and Bdatwn on Friday.
tjnlnlno at Crooctk'e Pbarnuev at Si
o*» o»r onwoo. eoo U f«M< *•« nut pay
ing atnre than J1 «l* »•* q<al»>
l l* J R * feiw«t to • ad hi*
fho ndtnaelnt lofoomntftoo. and hi*
•a •• i into tho n a* .[ Vft*h t
|MMh n*d ||ph. Mu# C Whi A t eon a [
Qpwnlng ad Foil apt M loan* Wil t*o*f a
And I warn U aw*« «III bo n*ld. In Wht-A
aba amm «ft*»du»»t la*;*** ho« many In
4* **»• «*4a Ad feaiAAotl *od AdjaaVA'
vAnnUnn.
Her •oW’I'Hia irado ddrlog her t«
roe I a toy In the lea.Mae faahlwfi ta-lttro*
of the Atlanlle ^tatra Will. »ho la anre,
delight lho IMlatle la*t«a of her I’Aato ■ (
mora and the general ‘ pnhlly at I he
preiileat In dealgn, the l*e»i In material j
and the mo*t raaaoiiablo In price »he j
ha* exrr been an foriiinMe to ofli r
Genuine Texa* Red Ku*l Pioof Cat*
at S KrakiioIT a.
Mr F. II TMckaof Gmhfttid wat In
town on P'ridayv .—"
One ear of Tt*xn« Red Ru^t Proof
SCe^TO.it* at-Leipon IVroa.
Meaara W F. Godgenud 11 W. Mon
tague were In town on ffibiVday.
Lemon Bros , Agents for Olivet^and
Chattanooga Chill Steel plows. ^
The penalty for killing game birds
before November Ist.is a tine of $25.
A full line of Bossman and IT<»xvard
Hats, for sale only by MoiUir & Porier
Attorneys Joseph Krxv>n and I T ,.
Tobin were up from Allendale on Mon
day.
\Vh*n in doubt bnv “flenry Clay
Flour” and youThbe satisfi.?.!. Lemon
Bros.
Trains from the Xortli have been
regulsrlv late for the. week previous to
this writing.
Plant & Mark* and Z' igler ltr<i(*jer«
line ladi< » rImm** and tV L. Iiougla*’
tine meu'» ahveft at S. Kra-oolf's,
Our bright youfxgr friend* Spann II.
f»rrene awt K»tgar P H ■ rehell ato ******
radrt* at the Haulier Mflitarr Aeadcii.r.
«d Fall AAd W I •••< ■ i'tx«ft«y u«mdb adl
T * -' *4* t aud Ftkdaf CMtArt >AtA**d
• h
A r srdlyl Aeleww tft A*ftwf*d tU Alt
|**«Afa uf th* g’ael a»*t h*AWllf Al Ia , W*
•nan** >*|»*et *1 world wbw Will grvAA ih#
cm t-a«l<** hr I heir ait* idaoeA. M r«. Ta
bln I* very anrA I bat all will he chnAhied
with the efciwllen*A uf th* grewt*. the
lieautr of ih* atylra and moderatluA of
l hr prior a. In all her pa»t rgpetlrnc*
*h’ |oa* nrrrr been »o fnrtunatr aa during
the prrrmt »ea*on In •ocnrlng ••• cmdee,
so complete and so sure to plraa* a dla-
play In every line.
% *4 iMaaa ti adl^ naiaa I *«*• *w4
T*iee*s>eg* e*e* >ah*M>»d
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BLACKVILLK NEWS;
The youngest child of Mr. nnd Mr*.
Keel died on Saturday after it long
illness, aged about 18 monti s. Oil Sun
day the Mule body wa* laid to rest. In
the Keel burial ground neardClkn.. The
bereaved parents have the sympathy of
mitny friends in (heir sorrow.
Mr J. P O Neall and famMy moved
back to Blackville last week.
The x inihg folks have all gone hack to
school and college. Cadets Bowman
ami Koy Still to the CWndel. Mi»*Leon
aid Keilv to the College tor VVfemen
Columbia. H indal K< llv to the S. C. C.
I. at Kdjjtficld/
Mr«.
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| of lhr :
ra
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Milllnerr liootl* xsrra
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SAVING SWEET PUTAIOES.
Mr. Editor:
1 would like to »nv to tlie Three Mile
farm *r t La * lie *tr anx body else a ill be
• lire to !«*•• ill* tater* if they are put in
a ii fool deep pit In day laud, for (he
,'pring rain* xx ill fill it w ith water and
• poll I he m. In clay laud* the lte»t way
to keep them is to dig never dee|wr
than a f.M>t deep, boild a hoii*e, weaih-
I rr-'air '-tf a «l ctitwi. i»»« k saw du«i
Tl>e'.*xoen the Inner ao«| oilier walls, <*e!1
uiMlrr tb* rsfler* sg.| |*ark »aW-dust
Ibere Pr>, and then n.rer wllb siting rs
' ik board*. Make a llgbt tiling «l.«*»r
?..f yrntilat In th* bach
b nioftt hr r|oa#«| w bro the
ta goutl roM. *1*01 a Afenly
dvr. around and
ul that will ht
hw*r thews *-l
•iauh MoiU-g hw
s it*
BATINu SRKI> CORN. '
• ICr*ry grain gfAw.** Tha»*s whet
fa 'met saM nf 'hi* y**r‘a mrw nrwfi
and h* aliribnt** bl* gx*l luck fa the
care with which ha selected his *c.-d
corn last fail. A* the crop was gsther*
•d and hauled In lie put to one side
mycli ears a* h* liked, kept ihem In a
safe, dry place during the winter and
secured a perfect |taiid—did not liaxa
to rrplanl at all.
•Vis
IT
NOTICE.
Entering upon, hunting or trespass-
tng on my Unos In Blackville Town
ship. Barnwell County, Is strictly for
bidden by me.
Mrs. Julia K Carroll.
Seot 20. 1002.
B
ARNW6LL
DON T FORGET
“TO CALL ON
LOST DOG.
A black setter dog, with scar on top
of left ear, answers lo the name of Dan.
A reward for any information concern
ing him,
W. I* Walsh,
8. a. Wise.
Wllliston, 8 C. 1 ,
A
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are hereby forbidden to
enter o|m>u the land* cl the undersign
ed In WillUtmi Township for the pur
po«e <>f hunting, baiillng wood or tres
pa**mg In sny way af'er this notice
uodor penalty of pvo«eewtb«w
Mi*. C. A. McKerley.
Sept. n. IW2.
A •
LAND FOR HALF..
A tract of MB acre*. 13 t feared, b*'
as re well tMAbef**i. w lib bat n and g I
■-rani f*oo**, *w* sail* trawi M**- f * I
ft I i ** n * l»# tllftWtl* (*<*w*l | it* f. f
•wl* F»ba MUD p«*t cftfth, heiakt* *A I
•W*r pwy m*o€*. Apotf So
J. A. MamstsAAt.
laBasawAt Maxes a Mtif is. C.
i A Bftf*w llw*****
Am* ha t Mastaaiaw *•
M* FT ro—>i» ar%s
*»**■» V** 41 ftgWis* ■ •
Ma. taaosaaBaA
11
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■ ft . a ■ - — Jt . M ..ad #*^dt » Sp. • Ox aAMHBHA # KfeAttfw I
PE' T\» f.r.< A'*I I
lit ILLY Fir I ED
rMRKFLI. VS, HE-
t 0\ EKED.
ID rxUiiso lx Tht
xi * n i a -epsiMftttv
Also (he widely ad
vertised
LAUGHLIN
FOUNTAIN PEN
. ^ Your choice of these
■ /I (wo styles, equal to any
^ other $3*00 kind, for
only
*1;
N
Dr. J. M. C. MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist.
BLACK V I LI. K, ----- H.<C
Win he st hU riflS^ In Barnwell crerr Pale*
lax’ ami Tuesday ati^ Wcdocftday followtag
Will h<- nt Id llonte office fix lllnckvilje aw
•'i’X Trldtii and ft nip lay, .ituI will make ay*
iiolntinciita to ou-ci iiattenta ut any of osu
eoHnt) towtis or call rtt their residence#.
I am a tub crwliiMtc of l‘tiilH>!cf| > hift I'erfa?
• 'oll-yre: have hadw ' ei-tcs-n yean*. •.••live pna-
•Ical e*p«wi<'nr»:, and can I'ltaue j i-uiiiquaUM-
•f work and pricea."
Mil! order* from our
oui of town fricndvwill
receive prca.pt atten
tion.
G. D C. i-ang.
.L .«'» .11 LK. S C
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Cantaloupe Seed.
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NOTICI
i. F. Cilliotin. P. M. Bstlviaslui,
Wa. SlcSib.
Calhoun & Co,
FIFE.
Ljfa, Accidenx,
Cyclo ne
LIGHTNINC
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Live Stock
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Aw** mm4 •Amt mi *«•-k •« g**fti'r s*
We e*4 y ■•*% ww |»sy tss**4ft h**f**ws
MsAe* awd Hals ' N* g***!* rhatgft I **
Meiersf.4m*»« isd* frwi Ibt* <tat*
H*pt I.IWM. A I*. MaibX.lt*.
Onyera'.r M rWweener am Montlty ap
p>dnte I tha fnllnw Ing rsMsuwiftsiuAeia aI
electiosi for Ihla roaniy :
HUte— df. H. Hair, I. I.. Altawav,
W. L Heat
-• Federal—Bf. T. Walker,G M. Green
J. >V. Thoma*. 1
« A
W ANTED —Reliable young men and
women for clean and plea*int wo/k
J|2 50 per dar guaranteed. Responsible
parties. Write or applr In person to
J J. BROWN,
Special Representative,
Barnwell, 8. C.
' At the request of the Barnwell Bar
Governor McHweeney his appointed
Judge O W BuchaiiRn to preside over
h special term of the Court of Common
IMea* for thin county, commencing on
dhe second Monday In December ami
continuing three weeks if necessary.
< Among the yotwger folks the. event
©f the season was the birthday party
Uiven ort Monday afternoon by bright
and pretty little Miss Georgic Pali line
Davies who had reached the seventh
Mile ftdno. To-hermauv young friends
aha dispensed a graceful ami generous
fiospltalitr. and wUh pretty plays ami
dellcions ices and cakes the afternoon
was truly golden and blight with con
gratulatlon The Peopi.e wa* pleas
antly ram* tube red, t
On Haturday at II A. M , th* fourth
had last Quarterly < unferen.-* ol the
lUdlwall clhrwit will b* Ik-I I at tb*
M*sh*dl*t CBwrch. H4ks*i t*ab w and
Mis»«h Church** a* waII ai Ih* (fans-
W*f| t%«*rh will U i ftps*** gird a ad
s ili |m
1 to tot f mmm r- ■ * » to
r * •• It 9W
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to# tt* toflM# to «#nmm# #Nto fm0 •#•
MMEto*##*»mm MM h#MI
towto. totol toM#tt #i toto
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totoii top Mto totototoriKtoto#! to#iNh %f
ham: ii.iy. •
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k us.^rr I «n4r In !«•« it on M '•
Thex ca.uft ftsMn alt ftft*TK*n*. •ome frwai ,
st*tgbtM*it;ig etMinilca. All 'll••l lb*
•am* *enft. short cri*p*. eoticn pi-'kiag
about tlnDbrd and gathering r*nn in j
pmgres*.
Hut little prop»rtr changed hands,'
and st average price*.
The County |l<iarJ-of Conimi-skmars
liehl It* quarterly meeting and- xx«»
hu«y In the discharge of tuutiuu bus -
ne-«.
There was a mild opening of the
bono yard, six-called. The stock for |
trade was in better condition than ;
usual and few sxx aps a ere made. Ev
erybody went home sob r.
hue
lAg
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to 111 ll*»w |fr| torll «t>4 rrjoitt Ml l»MYHs|{
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17 OFFICES IN THE UNITED STATES.
COAST • U1E
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WILLtSTON NEW8.
Willis and Ben Thompson, txyo of i
our must poniilar young uicn. h ft lust!
Friday for Columbus (i.t., xvlicre they i
will enter Mussex’* Bu-ines, ('oiiege. |
J. E. Harley K«q. ha^ gone to Gafl-
ney. xvhere he xvill practice l.ixv.
jfiits Mattie Kennedy, a most lovable
young lady of AikeTConnty, i* sju tid
ing time xvitli Miss Minnie Jackson
Thomas Mathew* has accepted a sit
nation in Aiken and l b ft jx-t xixeek. j
Kcv. R. A. Young, pastor of M. K.
Church, commenc'd a s;rii* of meet-'
ing'. on Sunday evening. He seems to
be at lit* bc»t and ia preaching ilm *er- •
moii*. Servite* »r t ::!oa. m an l'7 »
p m. II* rxiKcted hi* iKotli-r l'ai**r
t** l;rlp him. bqt oalt.g t<* *o-kn--** h*
has not Hr** ah » |«> l-«xe l*i* Loans. I
Flv* eapltall*4* nf Jersey City bare
nrg.inl/ed s IT.'VRMsi i Mula**e* Trust.
!{•• nedy • I’ ant a plenty of sugar cane
in I bile syrup enough for youi »clf and
to sell. • *
A < ROSS GIRL’S MISHAPS.
Cl! tell you a story as woeful m« any
That ever xxiu written, recited, or
Him;;
Tis of a small maiden who lost all her
beauty.
Beyond restoration, when she wa*
quite young.'
’Txvas caused hv ill humor, by fretting
and froxvning.
By stretching her mouth as she eriod
out • hoo-boo,”
Noxv mark how it happened, and be
very careful
Don’t let such a d/eadful thing hap
pen to you. .
One d ty n« she “bon booed.” the north
xx iud xv4* hloxx ing.
H*- m *rrily chuckled, **’Torould be a
line go
I’o frwve op ihat face in lU dreadful
ro.|toyt lou.
Am! |r«xe it Ivrexer j iet t«i»UJ up
ll pra. II. al
la ttift man
Ih- Houth
ahkh la
phosi.balr r.a k a l
Th* most ordinary
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This tft a. M phoft-
nuUc bjf trxft'hxg
th *\itphuri< a. InT
soon* of |M>iaah ta
kaJnlt. ahhh Is miiwd In (krmany
ThA ph<aph»ric add and the potash,
a-hleh are derived from these a.iurt'es,
are about the same In their icxulta or
< fops aa the phosphoric acid and pot
ash derived from any other source a
but the sources of nitrogen are num
erous. This is the moat Important and
expensive ingredient in fertilizers.
The commercial value of fertilizers
based on the analysis of the contained
nitrogen. Is reckoned just the same no
matter from what source the nitrogen
is obtained, him! this fact is apt to
mislead the farmer in l.is estimate of
the kinds of fertilizer to use for cer
tain crops. For example: a fertilizer
containing nitrate of soda contains a
splendid form of nitrogen, and one
which is very soluble; therefore, it Is
Very good for early vegetables and
quick growing crops, but It is entirely
too soluble for -use In Ihe cotton crop
The cotton plant is of slow growth and
needs to have its food supplied
throughout a long Interval. A fertili
zer containing cottbn seed meal, hav- j
tng the rame amount of nitrogen as
another fertilizer made of nitrate of
soda or any other sour-e of nitrogen.
Is much more valuable to the cotton
plant,• even at the same commercial,
value, than.any other kind of feiUltzer,
The nitrogen in cotton s>'-*d meal la all
soluble, but It -req'tlres tome time to
b« put Into compute solution This w |
ftt*< tiy what alow-growing rmp* ijk*
cotton and torn rvgnirv. Ihcrefotv I*
la Impattanl (ur fpim*** in the pwr-
rba— at fertiliser t* a**-iff ffcat fWU 1
fetiiifts** Ia mAd* ■ ma awttan a**4
most. fwfhAf ihnn nAar *gnas*.*i* a**4
•a g saw* *4 ns*m0M mt • aa* m Ua
am* insatg w* asm* at asmsona* •
AM tsstmasaA ■ -w*«'***w as*#-«m » •
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Aropben* for paint*** eitrartlnn
t nf ter-tll — Ah««iln»*lr ha'tti r**.
j dlmplt ftpit'ii d to tli-g*!nx*.
| re«iiit* folloxi. \\ * r «H the attention
' of lit* tierxwua hlld deliral* lo ttttr
j l*«lni*«* Hvsli m uf DrUtifttry in a l
Its blanches.
PRICfcS
Gold »I
A It.nisi
Kxtrat
Extra
. r .| • , titfti t
T—ti- l-abiV
• li* t», old «,
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to i
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Wo examine vnur tet*ili free of cbsrye xn'l tell you Ju»t x»litt vourXork
cost. Ali xxc ask i» a x isit to our t*Hice and we xsill ph a»c you.
LOOK FOK Ol R SK.NS. '
Dr. G. w. SHACKLEFORD. D- D. S • Manager.
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I’nllmen itinlng <’ar< between Flor-
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T. M K W KRsON,-TrxBIr Manager.
II. M. KMEKsON. A. T. M.
Ite WcrM't Greateft
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