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THURSDAY. APRIL I. 1903.
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The regaUr meeting of Barnwell
Lodge NO. 1ft, Knlgbu of PythiM will
be be’d at their Hall on Friday night
j! o’clock. -'A fnll attendance it
reqweted. By order of ’
W. H. JONES, C. C.
U ni. MeNAB. K. B.
NOTICE.
The Chain (*ang is at Care's Church
on the Allendale—Barnwell Road luis
Week. • i —
O. W, Barker, Supervisor.
K. C, Roberts, Jr., Clerk.
NOTICE.
No more serap Iron taken at Mem's
Mill, but 1 will take all that I* deliv
ered to me here In Barnwell up to April
C, UK'S. ,
JULIA N 4t. PA RRISON.
. Another shipment yard
lug at 4fc. per yard at
Molaib A
wide sheet-
Pqrtkk's.
EDUCATIONAL RALLY.
The Barnwell Teacher* Association
|. fortunate in securing the servicea of
I’rof. K. f,..Hughes. Supt. of achools in
Greenville, for the next meeting. To
■idt his convenience 'this meeting will
Be held on the 4th April, I'ref. ilugliJl
I* well known in this county and will
command a Urge attendance. All are
requested to be present bt 11.SI).
R.K. Taylor.
' : .... Pres.
medical meeting:
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A meeMng of the Barnwell County
Medical Society will he h4ld in the
Court House at Barnwell on Thurtday,
April 2d, at 11 o'clock a. m. tor the
..purpose of reorganising. All phv-
Tfglans pructUing In the *?ounty are
' ^-Ully Invited to be present.
V- E. L.^Pattersou, M. D.
Marriage bells next week.
March made a bluste r lng exodus.
left for Kentucky
Capt. Dunn
Friday.
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THE CON FEDERATE ilONUM ENT
Tbedays gain 11 minutes lu sunshine
this week. v ' A'
John R. Bellinger Esq was In town
on Monday#
The grain crop news Is too digress
ing for pubiloatiop.
Ewart Cummings spent Sunday at
Orangeburg X Roads.
Don’t fail to make money by buying ‘
the Big Bargains at S Krasnoff’s.
The tlrst Wen I ndta storm of the sea
son made Sunday a stay at home day.
Some of onr correspondents have
April fooled us by playing truants this
week.
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_ According to hi* new advertUement
Merchant Krasnotf is ready for gentle
Spring.
The cadetship In the Naval Arademv
Isa priwTwiiTiliTrwinning by som' hrighi
Barnwell oy Bamberg county lad.
Mr I^roy Mohair took the Const Line
Tuesday afteruoon for a stay of a couple
of werks in Virginia and WasbingtoH.
Next Monday will be sale itay In
nameonly.no property being adver
tised under leg^l process at the court
house.
Prof. E. L. Hughes of Greenville
will address the BUckville people to
morrow. Friday night, at 6.30 in an
educational meeting. .
Juries will be drawn on next Monday
for the first week ol the special term of
the Court orCommon Pleas to begin on
the fourth Monday In this month.
The Barnwell Conntv Board of Edu
cation appointed last week and to be
commissioned June 1st consists of Heva.
A-Ruist, C. E. Burts and Prof. J. B.
*■ e'.lf ' *
We are glad to announoe that the last
dollar duo on tim Confederate Mbnu-
meut has collected. The last f 10,00
has been given to tfem Society by the
town council, of Barsiweil, thix>ug1i Its
courteous, generousIwnrted Ma?or Mr.
C. K. Calhoun, always ready to do w'hat
Is right and best for the town.) Barn
well certainly rekls her Interests in ca
pable hands as long as skip'sees tit to re
flect her present Mayor. We of the So
ciety have had ever vopportualty to flnd |
out what kind of officer he IV, and each !
mfmher will join in thanking him for
the'unfailing aid he has given.
W'e take this occasion to thank ear'll
one of onr town women and men who
have helped Us In this work, and we fee)
sure they have their raward whenever
they look at the Monument that stand*
there to say to the world that tire peo
ple of :»arnwell ‘save not forgnu«-n the
dead Confederate soldiers of our brave
old Con nt/. fJrnuud
Ladies Memorial Society. ■
Atkinson.
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U KM AN NO I KS.
Married at Niivllle. Rev. Joseph
Nix officiating,oh ♦ lie Jid nit. Mr. II
\V Brun.onand Miss Kattie lladwin.
WirwtidT them inug and happy life. ;
Messy* L"ng and Brother will com-
mei ee moving their saw miH ln a few
dava. ,—T~~
let it# hear from your Budtenvllle
eoire.pobdetot.
W1LLISTON NEWS.
Rev. Henry Miller wf Aiken will
preach the •*> mmeiiceinrht sermon be-
fo , as the Williston Graded School on
May 24th.
Messrs L.- A. Green A Son have
bought the residence lot of the late Dr.
W tV. Smith for tlfa purpose of en
l-rgtivg the plant of their Rosemary
KiAting MIH t" mert the constantly
Increaeing damsnd for fheTr perfect
—goods-
Col Clsremre J. Owens, a Williston
boy, now head of the sumter Military
Acsd-mv and Kcm»e Meminarv. has
received and l« con-iderlugan t-ffer of
the Presideticv of the Anniston Female
College of Alabama. The latter insti
tution has building# worth $171,000
Truate*-# George If. Bates. Alfred
Owm s. L. D. Dicks. R. • A. Tohgtte,
J C Yongue and J L. Harley under
power uOntaineil in the will of the late
D . W' W suit h sMd The res' pr'fterty
ol his rstste last 'Week. 'I'be
td' the sale, wjfh the
residence recentlv
tt illistnn
ntetil of some $4,000.
process
Insnrance «« tt»»
burnett, give ihe
sn endow
MU l.IXERY OPENING.
The game law went Into -effect yes
terday, and tne bird# should have a
chance to live In peace and destroy in
jurious Insects until cold weather
comes again.
Prof. E. L. Hughes of Greenville
will address the teachers at the Graded
School building on Saturdav at 11 30,
and Barnwell people are cordially in
vited to attend.
Jack Frost paid two harmless visits
to this latitude last week On Thurs
day morning the th^PUmeter felt fo 40
degreef. Friday’s frost was followed
by warmer South winds.
If correspondents who-hare fallen
into the careless habit of abbreviating
word* could mind read (Ht though'* nt
the printers they would be surprise 1
and shocked At their hotness.
W. Gilmsre Simms Jr. returned last
week from South Florida, He had over
a thousand dollars worth of ripening
tomatoes ruined by the over flow of the
hammock where they were planted.
Undismayed he’ll try again next year.
The just completed new mill of Mr.
Joseph Smith, at the old Unwell s'te on
Lemon Swamp. Bamberg county and
township, was burned on Saturday
nlghr. The fire Is believed Ttrlrave
been Incendiary, as ho had sustained
similar less last yenvi
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IN MEMORY OF
OUR BROTHER, M. F. NIXON.
WiiERtCAS an all wise Providence lias
aein tit to remove from earthly scenes
M. F. Nixon, wild vas n faithful and
efficient member of the Williston Lodge
No, 21 Knights of Pythias,
Be it Resolved •
That we testify to the knightly qual
ities of character and integrity of our
brother as shown In his daily life and
put upon record our appreciation of Bis
brotherly love and kimjt.ess,
— ThtU while we regret verv much that
he shohtd be taken from us we bnw_to
the will of Him who docth all things
well and fay shy will be dorttv.
That we extend to the bereaved rela
tives our sincere sympathy, pointing
them to the -true con^olatiou that ncfcr
faileth in time of trouble.
That a copy of these resolutions be
sent to his rvlatives, be printed in Tux
Bahnwxi.l Pkoclk snd Columbia State
and that a page in our minutes be in
scribed to his memory.
J R. A. Dobson,
Committee: 1 ,1. M. Hair,
( II. Jeff. Harvey.
MISSIONARY MASS MEETINGS.
Rv 'arrangement of the Executive
Committee omhe Barnwell Bapli-t As
sociation a series of Missionary Mass
Meetings'Will be held at the to.lowing
places on dates mentioned.
Fij.-t VN/-W ;
Mt. Calvarv. Wetluesdav April 22d.
Joyce’s Branch, Thursday April 23d
Frn ndsliip7 - Fi't‘laV AyTII 2Iih. 7 r
bis sn inis 1 inns si bi bih spig
Today. Thursday, and each Wednesday and.THursthvy hereafter, we open a Bt<^ Special Gut P»ice Sale of UP*
to-date Spring 1 Goods. Everythitdg New, Fresh ant,! Crisp, just rceeived. Tlic most exquisite styles ami goods ever
shown in Barnwell. This is a very strong statement but you will lie convii ced. of this fact by coming here and see-
irg For yourself. We have marked goods down at special prices for this sale and at prices that will sell them in a big
burry: We have spent time and money to get this great sale up and ifyoit want beautiful, stylish, nice, new goods
for a smaTl price attend this sale. Remember it will continue the entire Summer. The services of a mo'3t excellent
cheaper than over.
ifl- price attend this sale. Remember it will continue the entire Summer.
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milliner are ours and yours for the asking. Millinery this season is beautiful and wc sell, it
The price of everything is. cut on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Positively no samples, no charging ol goods at cut
prices. Below wc mention but a few of our Special Bargains.
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New Emboideries.
Our Ticw beautiful line of Edges, -JWlovers and Riser
New Black. Goods.
Our new line of Black Goods comprises, all the /newest
tions in match sets, in Swisscs and Nainsooks ai4 the-!-stylish weaves.-vTioles, Batiste^ Etainines, Albatrosses,
Panama Cloth, etc; special values of this sale from 49o
prettiest ever sbowli. We have thousands of yards and
at prices that will make them go in a hum*.
TGBirrs
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(Rc-Piiblisht'd by Request.)
BLIND STAGGER5L
The State. ' < ^
As it U quite out of tke question tq
give |>ersoiial nuswers to all of the
ktters received from eitizens of South
Ciiro’inR atid Georgia regarding a
horse di*ea-e eonimouly referred to us
staggers, 1 tak« tliis method of aavltig
to those cotuerned that more and more
casvs ajipear-evety ^'eek. and just at a
se
i*a*ou when lioise's and mules am to
much in demand for farm work it be
comes a serious quc-tlou. The losses
s. coiVd Wet-k.
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Bethrtda. V\ oditesduy April 2D'.h. .
"I litir-ilay Atuil 30 h..
Great Salkehatchie, Ff-iday May 1st.
An tntetesting program will be pro-
vided. I h« subjects pet laining to^our
denominational work will be disfutstd.
The t»astors of the Asaociation tire cx-
pectod to be present. Dr. Miller, of
Aiken. Rev V. I. Masters, of Baptist
Courier, and other speakers from abroad
have promised to attend.'
Members of the churehes in reach of
these places are urged to be present,
and assist in making the meeting-* a
success. Exercises will begin at 11 A.
M. and consist ol two sessions each d«v
Remember the Bargain Da vs at S.
KraanolTs are or Mondays and Friday*
In listening to a rather cosmopolita
conversation recently we were sur
prised to hetr citizens of Kentucky am
New York say that roads in Barnwell
county are much better than In tl»* ir
States’. They have some turnpike* and
macadamized roads, but the*|(enerallty
of them are almost itupaniable in A in
ter. In the rural dlstrtcWiIeopIccam
haul to or from town unless the country
-is covered with'snow sufficient for
sleighs and sleds.
one in the forenoon and one TtiTHe after-
ti Is t'Apryff'rt thaf ttlnriri 1 'will
'UTrtrn
be furnished on the gioutid. No col
lections. The Executive Gommittee
will meet -u the Mt (.'tUvary meeting on
the 23d.
. Ill
Weiinesday, April Slh,
Thursday, “ flth.
On these bright particular dav^Mi**
Carrie A l sve tsdll Ik* deiighred to re
ceive tlic calls of her many frlanda and
their friends at her Spring Opening of
Millinery and Dry** Goods, and I#
quite entire!v confident that ail will be
charmed with the beauty of, tbe gwls.
the excellence of their quality and the
i htee tmsv week* were.spent In the
XeT^fTmr^rftsrspTrng ■*«►*•
best e«tabl sbtnents of the North and
East and they ^how :=a«*d speak for
themselves. * A oordUL jaicume waits
you. Li—— S
'£ -3 Spring time at'robin'* Millinery Em
porium Immense flocks of the (test,
prettiest and most fashionable Milli
ner v and Dress Goods from tbe fashion
able headquarters of the leading North
>rn and Eastern Cities will he presented
to the lair public, and the ladies are lit
vlled to call early and oiten and stay
long at tills eclipsing Exposition. Ah
solut enjoyment and appreciation are
assured to all iqjjfr* of the beautiful,
rut raig.axks
w ill he a prime ami pleading feature.
THE E(ji A LIZ ATION BOARD
Barnwell, S. C..
March 21,1903.
- Tb* Courtly Board of Equalisation
met in the Aitdiiot’a office ibis morn
ing.
Mr. J. C. Griffin of
Four Mile was
elected chairman amt also a member of
tbe State Board of Kqualixatioiy. r
Tlta claims were taken up by town-
stvtp-alphaltetlcaHy w tid passed upon as
the msjotity of the Board thought nec-
""issa"ry"." - “~~*~ i : ^ .1: v.— V,
After sqm* discussion the Botrd
■ pasted a rv .solution' that - they • would
not-grant fahatea on land* where par
ties have made raturos themselves or
through an agent, but Instructed the
County Auditor hr make the- necessary,
reductlonlwhere lands were on_the tax'
books at a higher rate of assessment
The 8th. 9t't and 10th days of April,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, of
next week will he the brightest of- the
BAM BERG-COURT
UH.VXDJCItY roll 100.'*.
(I B Grimes
J R Morris
C K Ty let* t~
W I) Delk. Sr
C W Aessitiger
J A Murdaifgh
W B Gilliam
G O Simmons
W B Kittrell
II N Hadwtn
J J England
O W Hearse
D J Delk
0 r' Kizer
J B SandTfer
W II Bamberg
J B Padgett
rASUMiai George
rxny 4t!nr, Isr wkxk arjtiL txkx^
khan the surrounding land.
The following resolution was passed :
Resolved. That the County Auditor
be required togciall the return* pos-
ble before the 20th day "Of February
next, ama”" riant ijwqe must be taken
••same As last vear,” i f>ut must be writ
ten In-fpR. returns no* made
on or before that date 90 per cent p n-
alty must beJHlt|ed. There must be no
extension of time for taking rctutru*
later than February 20. and 50 per
cent (tensity must he added on all ra
turns not yet made for 1903.
There being no other bu*lnese the
meeting adjourned. *
J. C. Griffin,
Chairman.
W. If. Duncan, - — ;
County Auditor,
Secretary.
James C Bishop
D F Hutto ’ ,
L II Carter
W T McMillan
A C Carter
Jerry Chassereau
K M Zeigler
W PSandlfsr
P C Clayton >•
Weslev Fender -
J A Nix
J W Hill
S L Hiers
W Z Ayer
lacob Free
Ben Kisher
Fred Sieedley
S W Johnson
H Cartfv SJih
lomTtsJT’recflf
J H Mltohum
J II Armstrong
J.B UUllaui. Jr
S W Copeland
J U Morris
I. II McCormick
M K Zorn
I> F Hooton
J T Hightower
R L Miller
C J McMLUn
W Drawdy
J C Hiers W
D 1 K Felder
I. M Ayer
M D Bishop
T. M.K.
On April 8th. Oth and lOih the Spring
Openingot lovely MMlinery and
Goods and all the pretty c«seiui'aht to
Jemlnlne happiness, c-mtui t, nivd mt-
miration-will take p!i# Tobin's
Millinery Kuiporium, min a most cor
dial Invitation is extended to tjie ladies
of the bounty to grai« the occasiolt
with their weltmine pro»etice.
£0_ Spt ciai cut rate sales will be tbe
rule 011 those days.
* Gi K. Burtj,
■ • J. D. Moore,
J. A. Jenkins,
Committee:
DOUBLE POND UNION MEETING
On Saturday in bn?fne*s meeting
assembled, the following officers were
Hun,.mod-
electedHcv. W 'D. Me Mi
.orator and I’rof Sam‘1 R. Rhodes, clerk
From the Li chutches oL. Utdon
tbe follow ing delegate* reirpoTidcd to
roll call: II. W Jones, J,T. Croli. ('
tr. StHL^D. W. Bodiford, J P. Chlqv
L. W. A balance. II K. llightower, W
D. Delk, J. K 4*am>. G.lLlIanbauy
J. K nanbewy, y. R. Carroll, 1>. O
Hunter, M. C. Chilly, S. J. Still, 8. S
Williams, Furman Cook and R. W
Nix • - ■ . j
The queries were discussed by Rev
Sam’l R. Rbodei.
Ttie pext meeting wiii be at Olar on
the ll f t h Sat u Ida y itf Ma v "•
JFh*.jpeaitbk.M.Double Pond ...e.m»r
4wk«e*i--ihij-rtl«t»*«at ca a*d.. all driail«r».
royally
NOTICE
OF
a
NAVAL ACADEMY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
a competitive examination will be held
at Aiken, S. C. on Tuesday the 7th day
of April, 1903, for the purpose of my
nottilfBltlng.lt miJshipman to the U.
Navttl Academy.
The law re<
squires that ihe npplican
sh'4^J>.e Bfuufu years of age
and not over tiwei ty years. The exa
in|nstfam w111 commence at the Court
11 ouso in Aiken at twelve o’clock M.on
the day above named. All applicants
muse report to I’rof. Dick, at Aiken, i.t
Vn Smith Carolitia Trout this disease du
ring the past year are estimated at a-
bour' $lU,00<r T ami it is prevalent In
Matviaud, Virginia, North C»r<i)U»a
aad Kabsiis-. I had di \guo»ed the dis-
eirse jjl^ycr*-br'i>-stdo# 1 meningct.i* near
ly a year ugn. but many of the (tlseax.es
did not seem typical of thi‘ disease.
I haveVeccntly forwarded to the bureau
of animal industry at Washington six
of tlte brains taken from horses that
had died of this disease. A partial re
port hasSbeeh received andthe disease
prov-s to be ccrebro-spinnl\nieningltls,
or lencoencfphalltl*. \
This is a disease of tlte nrrvoiik sys-
tc.m. affecting chidly tlie brain and it*
coveting tnembranes, Most of the
brains taken out recently have been
eoinrested, some blood serum arm
xhe-lirain, and in either the right nr
NOTICE.
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LAND FOR SALE.
fluntw Pi.ack.—tn Red Oak Town*
ship, 93 Acres.
II avknkh Place.—In Red Oak Town*
ship, Kld-Aere*. -
Annik E. Dycurs Place.—In Black*
ville Township, 131 Acres,
G4Frrnvoir'Pr;xtr«:—Nwr^Rkrowell
Court House, 538 Acres.
Harlky Place.—In Rich Laud
TdWtitKTp, flii Acres. :
Prices reasonable and terms east
VTTKRSON
Barnwell, B. C,
ar.
Apply to J. O. PATTERSON,
Dft.JrH.E. MILHOUS
am ofieriii^ my entire stocKof
Surgeon Dentist.
BLACKV1LLK, ----- B.C
Will be at his office In BarnwellcTftrjr NM
— Ml r fnlioft
I'-Ti half of .tlie upper portion of
brain (cerehrmn) there ha* been fonnil
a large etea of d»generation-. This
cannot be seen on the surface, but if
the brsin .bo cut open what appe^s f«*
be a large ulcer Is found in the^sub-
stance’of the brain. T hit la the jirin-
cipal lesion, and is responsible for most
,of the ill symptom*.
The symptom* a r e those of ntfarlv all
thenlber forms of so-called “staggers,”
antriieath generally- follows fn one or
two days if not very s-umi after the dD-
ease is noticed. Tbe cause of the dt*
ease i* not well understood. buj;^$l al-
wavs associated with mouldy food, bird
water and unclean suryoundingSr-
The remedy l* to avoid the causeav
use only the Iteat lood. pnm water tuid
keep the Hoimal* under the best of
concHtteii* aa’lo'tleanlinrjs. In ow
ca«e i saw where A number of tnule*
died, the only bad environment I could
tind wa* tliat a lot of rank weeds had
been mowed down around the barn’
aim lelj there to decay during a rainy
spell of weather. . ,
Mvslcal treatment Is almost useless,
a* tim ledon* ofTlTe brain have a'ready
occurred When the symptoms are
noticed nnd jMire is generally out of
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DRY GOODS,
day and Tucstlay and WcdnesdsT
Will be nt his Home office In Blackvill*
«ry Friday and 8aturday, and will make ap
|M)intinenu to meet patients at aajr of tNM
county towns or cull at their residences.
-TittrUTIIII Tmrrmrrrr i 1 mmotiipViiE WMf
II KTailUHll’ «u
Collctn : haw Pad tteventcen years active 1
ticftl experience,.and can please you in qualttf
of work and prices.
tbe quasi ion when sq much of the brain
. Jias betumie decayed. Gold shower
Imh- to head, dose* of otve ounce. .ot4. „
chloral hydrate, one- ounce ftloes, or
Tour ouito s of whiskey, mav relieve
t|)c .symptoms for a while. B'hen the
disease ajypehrs clatin, disinfect and
whltewasjjfjhe tia'rn, and do not use a
st^TI 'w/iere a horse has (tied, [f pojjd-
blc abandon lots and barns for two ol
three months and provide quarters
Isewhere for all horses kept on the
laCO.
G. E: Nesom.„
S’atc Veterinarian.
the time tnentUmed.
The HffpdlcHUt passing the most
creditable examination will receive the
nomination, and the three next highest
will he nominated rtrst. second and
third alternate, respectively.
Aiken, 8. C. March 27, 1903.
\ G.W. Croft,
M. C. 2d District. 8. C.
TWO MADE ONE.
••And they were man led,” is our
text. Wo arpsc early on the morning
‘T * v
01 2<ith Marcn.-and with considerable
assistance “flXed op” the clsildn-n and
wended onr wav d< wit -bit the Kdist'i^
2j hours »‘rivc ibund u* at the residence
ot D. J lia r >s». where whiled aw av
t ic morning hr-urs. in trompany wi'h
two Oeattgrburg belle* and other visi
tors, ’till precisely ot e o'clock, sun '-
ard time, the appolntiiient for the
marriage of Mr. W. I. Jower* and Miss
Rosa Hair, all of Barnwell (minty.
The groom was accompanied by Rev.
S. K. Bass of \VillUtou,’who performed
the ceremony, wltTch we considered
tight papers. gHfrnij[ no chanoe to get
awav ’till Death ’'do u.« |)art,” which,
if there is anything In signs, looks like
It will tint occur right stnn. After
•‘Amen” we marched into the
Ifooqt, and after acting (larmier over
en.f&c. we went to vvonretting such as
before us,asking no questions
anj answering but few. We. ln com-
A TRUE BILL.
ALLENDALE AFFAIRS.
Sunday was a day of much rain and
heavy hanging cloud*, but the sun was
' wc will welcome Us
foods, Fishing
• Stationery, Base
(Tackle, Ac.
Yonr wives of daughters need and I
want la sail Plano* and Organs »t fao-
lory prtoas
Dennlatn’s Decorated Crystal. Cn$t
and JjUIn Tissue Paper,Taper Nap*
kins, Ipnter Cards.
Spectaclns Accurately Fitted. Rt«
pairing Instrumenti » bpudaity. ^
Uinbrellaa Recovered End Repaired.
G. D.C. LANGE,
% ■>- Blaceville, 8. C
The early planltege of melons are up,
and the red hearted fruit will be ready
for the ’•glorious 4th.”
dignity of
Mr. W. P.
SHOES,
HATS,
COFFINS & CASKETS
A c.unnle.te stock, from the
cheapest varnished goods
up to the finest draped-doth
products of American sTtltF.
ed talent and labor, con-
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FARM IMPLEMENTS.
THE
BUGGIES
stanti v kept, and offered at
LOWEST POSSIBLE “
1-alao offer to tbe pepple-of
Bartfwell County a new.
WAGONS
HARNESS,
flrst class, modern Hearse,
with air the latest equip
ments and Improvements.
Aeompt, personal attention
t)yen to all Inqnlrlea and
lers. . ; .
L.
Kiy.
orU
s.
GROCERIES AND
MELLICHAMP,
WILLISTON b. L.
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MMCY GOi
A LA RGB STOCK TO SELECT FROM.
AT AND BELOW COST-—
iC. F. Callonn, "! P. I. BtclUpU,
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Calhoun & > Co*
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com AND BE CONVINCED.
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In every towif
and village
may be had,*
the
Mica
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Live Stock
that makes yoiur
horses glad* «
ESTATE NOTICE.
All persons indebted to/Hte estate of
Buncotnbu Saxon, deceased, will pav
ihe same to the utiderslgned, and all
personal haviugfclaims tigainst said es
tate wU) present Lite same, duly attest
ed, to the undersigned. r
nwr.xjfS^ Aiken M.‘Peeples,
dHtH<. _ Executor.
NOTICE.
pshy with the orracher and others, ac-
All Township Commissioners will
please see that their toads, and all
bridges utfder twelv/ feet wide, are put
to
a broom factory operated by
Armstrong
We have no orange blooms
la the near future.
Oat crop* have been very much dam-
by Ehiiji Insect. 80 much for
the dedcrnetiwa of birds. TJTiie
Is, yellow hammers,
jay Ail other Insect eating
itpjjter Barnwell, where we
supper to feed almost a
If. , Wc retired at eleven to onr
own shack, and-dreamed that the
whole (reation was covered with iced
cake and red balla of candy, but when
Caxujdats roa
r Cash
iffiT we avTollTlAknRrehly the atralgltt grub
blue
birds
nt to^e well caced for, as tbey 1 are
friends of the farmer.
and have now about got used to it, but
are wondering every day who will be
the next to give us a big feed and sing
Townships have Cominutatiop money
tp thetr credit, and this must be ex
pended on fhe road* from which It was
paid. Please see that the road lists are
sent In and tboije who have’paid their
Commutitlof»sre checked off In m'jv of.
lice, *0 tliaUtSTs money can be properly
expended. ' ,#t r ^
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—At Lowest Rates Ir-».
Strongest Company
GALBWtm
—OFFICES AT—
THE BANK OF BARNWel^
P. M. BUCKINGHAM,
BABNWEI.I,.«. C.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
IDLE MOSEY SECURELY BYES it.
LIFElHSHRflKCE^i:
(Agent for
L'-lls:
film Perfect
FOR IKF0R**n6lf ADDRESS
Dh Soattoa Gotton Oil Co,
« m ■ k^_s ws ■ U rw'.v
Zeoobrla-
tne nexi to give us a otg teeu ana sing 1
out,’’Ke ready, for the bridegroom R. C.’Rjberte, Jr,
cometlij” ’ K. M. 1 ' : CU
rfuperyUor.
SAVArNMAH,
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New York Life.)
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FIfiE IHSUBflMCSt—-
(Calhoun & Companv)
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List your property with ifle.
ie W>t of tti vest rnent appH
detail* of perfecting loan* careft)
tended to. Term* reasonable.
spoDdeuce solicited. Address-
p» m
Clerk,
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