The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 20, 1902, Image 3

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The Barnwell People J Jdk* M frWar. «M I* !••• t : || ■irta or ■VBacBimoi. 1* AArt^a*. fmt Ana«« ft to 04 H«m ...t H 00 TilUltrtOAT. HOY KM HBIl » IBOt. TIm r«c«Ur mMtlnc of lamwrlt I-Mg*> No IA, Knttfhu of P>thlM will bo bold ft! their Roll on Friday nlifht »i : , o’clook. A full attondance la requeued. Ry order of -jk H.JONEA, <£C- Wm. Mo NAB, K. R. Vi«o RaffUna for school children at 8. Krasuoff’s, cheap. Genuine Texas Red Rust Proof Oats at 8 Krasnoff’s. Biff bargains In Fine Ladies' Jackets at S. Krasnofs. Groceries at wholesale at the Burn- well («rooery Co. • - • One ear of Texas Red Rust 'Proof Heed Oats at Lemon Bros. Lemon Bros., Agents for Oliver and- Chattatiooga ('hill Hteel plows. Yard wide sheeting, good quality, @ 4 1 ! eta per yard at Mo!air A Porter’s. A ear load ot guano and acid for oats and wheat for sale by Frank If. Creech. Molair A Porter will sell you a good Breech Loading Guo for $& 0 • and up. A full line of Rossntan and Howard data, for sale only by IfolalrA Porter. When In donht buy “Henry Clay Flour** and you’ll bo aallaieJ. Lemon Broo. Molulr and Porter are houdquartoi* fur tho famona Columbia Patout Flour. Try U. Flant A Mwrha and Zrlglor BrotSara ■ no ladle* ahuo* and W f,. (touglaa* Cm mon’a ahooa at rt. KraauoF'a. «U discontinue if asoah as g ■d prteoa oo l»»y li>■ Si. Kush ao awl MaSo Bo goMd* • berg^. aerandume mode f(*m (Ms dote ms I. ISM. A »• Mao*HI • tod oosioii •*- m m ^ iu V s Ml f •• •t i n Ibd f r—> • r MMMM * fe# < • i Mi iHM rtttag ao >f Tho ebaU gaag |« at jiwees Rod Oah towoahtp Ibis w«eh The paat cAe« will nbaorro Hnndar hours on Thaakagiylag l>ay,t?th lust- Hnhorrlbora K. N. HUH and U. R. Owens put us In a silvery humor oa Thursday. Th’anka. The prenence of Major Laurie T. la- Ur during Court addrd largaly to tbo pleasure of hla many friend*. N Hhoyt and awcet waa our Interview on Friday with our cheerful and comfort ing friend, Capt. J. W Thomaa. We have had ho pleasanter visit this fell than that paid us by our good friend, Mr J. M. Allen of Bycainore. A box of Boiling'Mprlngs sand hat been sent to Columbia to he tested In the glass inanulactory recently estab lished there. Judge Gage on Thursday admitted B. J. and Arthur McKerly to ball in the sum of $1000 each, which they readily gave. Mrs. M. A. Owens and (laughters have moved from Baldock to Barnwell, add ate very wHcome additions to tne good people of this community. It was diflicjlt to determine the last two weeks which was the moct popu lar, Jmlge Gage among the men or Mrs. Uage among the.ladies of Barn well. A. R. Connor Esq. has stocked hi* Ash pond with hundred* of black and rock baas, and we are to go fishing with him when they grow largs enough to bite. Mr. J. 9. Ila; risen left fo* New York last week to suiterlntend the manufac turing of bis founts'll comb, which promises to be the ii rrhauical success ol the season. Mrs. W. H Moose returned ioM week from a dollghtlal Mouth's «lsi! with Me* I or a friends. Her artist Isstea • ere gratlled by f request t Isiss in I he art galleries ol.the nKtrwpoBa. C'npto Dnnn and Mmaro a*tended n I §fl ® ga Ik Ml ) iRfi J ilwi •4*1*4* |o lib# I mmt*. A mm i • um I A*y##t ## l #i#l<# ft#t# 4A#m. > « •• i# •»a Mm #■## 4MM •##% qp# • 9' f * I 1 r * i # • •sxs COLUMN CONTAINS -o- The displar of fresh candiea daily Is worth n visit to People’s Pharmacy. To ihne# friends who hofo an llboral- ly pat run lied us we •••ure thorn they have saveil money, and Ihuee who have failed to do so hate tool It Wo thank you nil and yet hopo to see )ou nil patrons of Use People’s |*Mnr great an l p*w e si ■aim o# I'tm •« mm FiVday after an on vmH * relotlvoo and f hem Mr. I*. H Clmor la nuw having a mem added bn his reel donee, making lb a four ream house. Oa (bandar afteranan • th Inst. Miss Annie Retd and Mr C Handers dram bn Allendale and worn happily antted In wedlock. We wish thorn mtsoh bapplaeaa and bnorosa. - Mm. W. K. Harter and children made a short trip to Ulmers an Friday. Mr, Ira Lee. Qrlffln. of Ulmers spent a few days In towu with relatives last w«eh. Mr. William My rich la building a four room cottage next, door to Mr. L. II. Ulmer.’ Mr. Charlie Jenulse has the contract. Rev. W A. Retta closed his meeting of ten days on Wednesday night. 12th Inst. Miss Addle Lancaster of Barnwell Is visiting her sitter Mrs. Isaac Knopf. K. L. Y. IS YELLOW POISON la your blood ? Physic Ians call M rUlarlal derm. It can he seen changing red Mood yellow under ■Mrreacopa. It works day and ■Ight. First, R tanmyowrcoir - ptaakHi yellow. Chilly, achlag creep dawn your Yoa foal ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC MW Y .. CHEAP FOR CAS H. s • '«■ l am offeraig my entire stock of CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, - •. FURNITURE, FARM IMPLEMENTS, BUGGIES. WAGONS. HARNESS, GROCERIES AND FANCY GOODS. A LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. AT AND BELOW COST. COME AhD BE CONVINCED -SIMON MOWN. MLACRVlLLE, 9. C. lEIIOV.U SALE. Full eoertet ia A la Mechanic Alta Tea tile Engineering. AO I atndenta last seselon. Ex penses for ooe year for free tnltlon students $100.42.... Bend for lUostmted caU- logne . , . 4 HEXRT 8. IlARTZOG, Prrsldest# CLBM80N COLLEGE, 8. <3. Dr. J,H.E. MILHOUS* Surgeon Dentist, RLACKVILLK, ----- ».<* Will be at Ms office In Barnwell every Safes day and Tuesday and Wednesday (oliowin | Will be at hi* Home office In Bl.ickvilte.tv ery Friday and Haturday, and will make «p- polntmeid* to met't patient* at any of our county towns or call at their reeldeucee. I am a full gradnatc of Philadelphia per.ta) College; have had seventeen years active jirse- tleal experience, and can please yon in quality of work and prices. C. F. CiIboM. F. 1. lEUisflutt, ft*. Mesa. Calhoun & Co, FIPE~, Life, Accident n LIGHTNIHC 4 • Live Stock # mURAMCL —At Pifn I#* |> Smoeoser CoerA« • • ULMniCS, miWBVItWA WM— Ott BAieC Of •(feeeee IV oen lift ssmuues ami s *o • wm •*■*• baoo I C t V' lol I ARNWetl MTTmal ffiaaa * pm yv t - - Vllh HOMMuh F1.h%« Ttk« prvl psebe* »»•» <4lwWistgs4 ca Friday, having romp leer I the work vwmfv far ibam Ja*tg* t,«g* heard o oomber ml equity causes. Os Matur- Moy Pool edjourr event we* rear bed. Hi was qaibe a satisfactory term, Uih as ta qiiaatilv aodqoalllv af Its aerk. K vary bad y was oa goml hebarlor. In the suit of Mrs. Jenaia Brown a- gainst the CaralIna Midland Kallwar last weak the jury gave the plaintiff a mrdlet for |P. PW. This waa the third trill In the Circuit Court, and It will be carried te the Supreme Court again. I I v till yfit tif Wfiiu . frrim ■■ . jLw. A » I -tge O. I IftHI #| l#4 III# f b#M • r# hi ra *#vj ru€i* ' Iffid Im* ftM#ia| III I >#> # mi * ai ( HlAC llfbf i **** it |#» (m# |j MMi k| VtlfW# «#w44 #IUM»#a| h I IVMIV am ftaitU#ff*li 1 |Niiil## for d#««i%£#* k It para to advertise. Recently a f«rmar rillaen of till* county, now liv | lug In anidher State, found among his papers a ropy I mb Fkoplb printed In PHri. Keading It he found an adver tisement of an article that he wanted and sent an order to a Barnwell friend, which was promptly filled. A strange small white dog, with pled soots on the head, raided the towu Thursday night, chasing and fighting every town dog he could catch. At daylight he came within range of Capt. Blackman’* gun and received hi* qui etus. From hi* action* it wa* a clear ca*e of muduea*. Fortunately no per son waa bitten. The War of the Roses on Fthlav night made the Literary Society paa richer. The sofa pillow voted off to the preltleat and movt popular young ladv in the house waa flven to MiasO'a Wil llimson. the gueat of her cnii-iii. Mi»* Jennie Fate. Miaa Williamaon received 4.008 votes and Ml-* Marla Bronson came second with 2.1H4. In Blackvllle Thanksgiving I>ay will be observed as a holiday. The huairiess houses will close promptly at II o'clo-k a, m. for the day Religion* services will be held at 11 30 o'clock. Offerings for the poor will lie received and it I* I . • MfmPJy »b so Ml I'oai er ware ib all styles at I'rople * ver III ley, Herbert Meyer, RnpertRe^d. Math •ft Me-Nab. Jennings McNab. Have J-RT** ml. Mver tifdilhurg. Sod t*'«.|e—\| a in|e Met) Brnnaon, .•■ * eu. K.-r 1» Maker. I sth-rms r Iw-.u l^ngtey. Max ts-ddberg. f jJP 4ml«h 0.11*. MrtUb. —W. w Mu* (L s ffiei i Men■ Hurry. Santa Dans with People’s Pharmacy. all you need Is at ROLL OF HONOR OF BARNWELL GRADED .SCHOOL FOR MONTH NO. 3. 10th Grade—Sophie Aldrich, Maria Bronson. 9th Grade—Kate Woodward, Ren Davies, Panline Richardson,' Ktr.ily Prentiss, Lollie Free. 8th Grade--Jack Pate, Hattie Creech, Emily Bellinger. 4 7th Grade -Gourdln Allen, Norman Bnelling, Connor Furman, Loulie Moo dy. Ethel Hair, Rosa Cave, Nell Alnrlch Duncan, Anna Walker, May. Aaron, Lonme Richardson. 0th Grade—Billie Duncan, Augustine Prentiss, Harry Woodward,' Herbert Christie, Terry Richardson, Bertha Renew, Marie Richardson, Sue Aaron. 6th Grade- Bertha Baxley. Dan Hal ford, Birdie Christie, Bertha Morris. ' 4th Grade—John Cave, Martha Ayer Punoan, DeWItt Lancaster. Lizzie Mc Nab. 3rd Grade—Bessie Owens. Sue Roy- _ uolds, Marina Patterson, Lizzie HaX-Ifappcil that all citizens win J**,u4u g«» [. Nice Silver Wedding Presents at ^ People's Pharmacy. Those are excellent Table and Libra ry Lamps at People's Pharmacy. Tobin’s famous Lung Balsam for cough* anil colds only at 1'he People’s Pharmacy. Drugs and Medicines sold yon at • saving of from 10 to 160 per cent at The People’* Pharmacy ilig thank* for the blessing* of the tear a., t |-f. *. tueir giatitmie bv giving of *h •( (••nunc to their nelgehor* !■ Ntml A fVMwl and gratid^l sudiussw at - teu'lsal live urwaewluftoo ml *ivp the Malesaa. al *be WHNsSsm tirwhed *trb»' jI UmH Bbisuhsttou. umw MM. F*mv»f Pr*. 4M>n* carefully Piled by »• •al Druggist at 1‘euple‘a Phar- FOR DRY OOni*.CLOTHING. NoTlONi BIIOKA. II ATM, TRUNKS a*» MKN’d WEAR. l»>i»Bi>C»BT»B»ilBf We handle the Mrs. Jane Hopkins’ Star Brand Boys Clothing, made with double knees and seats, also a foil line of clothing for young men and old men. tet&RB NOTICK.. LAND FOR SALE. uaasw Clara -In Red Oak Tw«i • i» »» t«fe*. •• «v vgr* Pi vrn — In Me«l Oak Tun i . «*•» * •* t rut a P* ara —In Ulark I'-.r •••ot|». |il Acres. O'l-aMKon I’lscr —Near Barnwell ourt llwose, hT*n Avrva llam.KV Pi.scn.—In 'Mirh Laud I'ow uship. 64A Acres. I'rle*** reasonable and term* e»se. Apply to J. U. PATTERSON. Barnw* II, 8. C. A the eh ••■*•!# ^ . wplwlhe Poeat .trsi e>t eUdh peudweta uf Anvet tosa skill i-1 at and labor, mn- •laMtlt kep'.paod offeivdat lilt LOWEST FUSSltU PUKES. | also nlfer to Ibe people of . Harnwell Counly a new, . lir.r class awelern Hearse, with all the latest equip ment* and linprovem-nt*. - . ■ ,r i • •• t i oj df'e- d 3. MELLICHAMP, • m • •• • #0 • •■ ATLARTK • COAST • LIRE. •MM®®®® .c:o:o:o:orrcx()T M S«rth pm I. ti l.v 3 l.v 101 l.v 1 >« Lv 4 no l.v HJU l.v m jU l.v 10 t* I.V 11 23 Lv am 13.Cm Lv I SO Lv SJB Ar 4.13 Ar J».6l Ar ».I3 Ar II. 2A Ar pm 1.51 Ar 2.00 Ar th* ■•*• • tX«L in-. Angnsta. ..Ar MoHMns Ar Rarawell Ar fbsnmarh. v|« A Q L.Ar Orangeburg A C L..<Ar w.imfer via A C I.. Ar Florence via ACL. l.v Faye’tvllle vie ACl.-.I.r «e Mgp • ** • U MX lb 4 4H 8 4A IJtl pot Wilson A C I l.v II *> 1125 »4.t 8.(K 7.2:* :i 45 2 10 12.00 am N Y D*b’s * Cort’l 8t» Lv ft.io N. Y.. W. 38.1 8t. ... ."i.v 9.2» dept ls*^ I!I02. jNo fC. Dally Kxe’t Sun. I Honth. Ho. Rry Ml. A C I, Lv Weldon A C L Lv Petersburg A C L....1.V Richmond AC I. ...Lv Washington P K K..Lv Baltimore PR R Lv Philadelphia P R R. Ar Our Shoe Stock llaa poequal. We have the celelua- ted lines of Mamilton Brown Waik Overe. Hur Brand and IJttle Giant Hchool Hboeer and we especially reco-* mend the latter brands for school wear We have smne great values In l»rr*s uooda, OMtiega. Ticklags. Twlllsf, etc. picked op hy our Buyer while In New Vurk . and la w|i| fie, ynu to visit Ibis (irpallllsr ar.. —- nnXactlM .. s ran toed »e money re- fubded Molair At Porter, . P. LEE. JI