The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 28, 1904, Image 3
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tHDUSDAY, JANUArV^ 28?1804
•n,. 0„»„ CM.gzflyfigmt, T. ,,..r
th« Klackville and Barnwnl
Wftk. . •—i—-i- —
0. W, Barker, Soperviaor.
tt. C Roberts, ir.. Clerk.
immi
“It Touches
The Tickle.”
People who has*e tfjed it
say this of Nature's CdUgh
Remedy,
It soothes the ifrifated
bronchials ahd illays all
throat inflammation caused
by eotighin*?. " ^
If you have a cough or
a cold, get this tehiedy and
get well. .
If you are hoarse it will
clear your voice in a few
hours.
Price 50 cents a bottle.
Cures . .
1 ^ CVCGir
, Colas Kkmkdy
does wonders ibf* people |
so aftlictedi It is com*
posed.ot soothino - rente*
dies, compounded in
precise proportions. It
alleviates the irritated
membraree of the throat
ahd'"removes the lore®
: hess from the luh^s. It
does not • stnpefy-^-lT
Guhkh. That’s one rea
son why many prefer
Nature’s Cough Kenie-
dy to any known reme
dy.
50 cents a bottle. >
Next Mondnr will (m m|« dar.
_ •' : -Y , ( | - ,
Selllnf out at Coi»t at H. Kra««off’>.
TbW Aars caln 10 minutes In tun.
shine ihTs w wk. ~
Rer. W. M. Junes of Williston was in
town on Momlay.
Ma.ter Karl Brunson wss our
bri^btest aud handsomest Monday visi
tor.
DR. J. 11.
DENTAL SURGEON,
^ BLACKVILLEi | C.
Will he at his. Barnwell
office every
Tuesday^ and
offtcc in Black villc
Friday and Saturday,
^JULIAN R. HARRISON,
^—JEWJil.BK-*—
Monday • and
«t his home
every
Pi
inc
Rin
g s »
Watches, Clocks,
Has and Spectacles
Repairing.
—Sewing-Machine Supplife9“-.
Needles*
Rubbers, , ,
. OiS7
* •' —■ . .- i* . , ■ .
^7 —feltings, Ac.
Machines, Guas and Revolvers
Repaired.
Bahnwru./ S. C.
- I/ROAL NOflCK.
AT! person# aro warned acalhat-fiTv-
Injj eiirploynient b,1 shelter to IPr son
Spencer Braxton, about TO yparf Tnd,
dark color, who left my home on the
flth of .lanuary, 11KH, as any one so do
tnj( will be prosecuted to .the full
tebtyf tb« i«w. ______
II. J. BraxSob, (colored.)
Snelllbf, S. C., 8«llb Jany,, UKU.
tJHOIOK COTTON s>REn ;
Fi ve bund red busboN of l*hllllps f
ileveibped and Purest cotton
b<?ed at 50 cents a bijshel. 0
— John C. Faust,
Barnwell, S.U.
crowing in cmnUAiuiA. ■ .
I.a*t week we jtave the experience of
M Abbeville good woman with
and
woman with cotoa
cblckensT But a Barnwell man
bas tat eclipsed her, having re
cently wold fifty chickens for Mve hun-
dred dollans In good, money. Here la
bow it came kboutr Last Sumnier a
sport of Mexico bet 18,000 on a main
bn«iInst, a Mugwump knocking the
-gamwcocks of the Mouteeumas as If
they bad been Shanghais. So to get
even be bought the Barnwell birds,
Whlob are all descendants of the fa
tnnus rooster» Calyin Hemphill, that
Won the value of a phosphate mine at
Tan Mile Hill. '
BAMBERG COUNTY NEWS. —
Mr, E. F, Klnard, aged 68 years, of
Three Mile Township, died suddenly
last week. During the war between
the States he served as orderly sergeant
bf Co. G., First 8 O. V. In his death
Bamberg county has loat one of Its best
eltiaens, hit ImrufedUte community one
Whole plitoe cannot he filled.
. Dr. D. Xt: Barton, beloved by all
that knew him, dledTuddenly In Bam
berg on the iWth Inst., -Ml* life was one
bf splendid usefurness t<» suffering b
inanity, and his good deeds will long
be remembered, s ’ '
Miss Sophia Little McMillan died oti
the SSfd Inst, at the home of her broth
er In-law, Rev. Dr. T. M. Bailey, in
Greenville, after an Bluets of three
weeks. Her body Wat Interred In the
family cemetery at Forest Home near
Kbrhardt.
Dispensary profits last year overpaid
chain gang expenses, and Bamberg
haa probably a greater mileage of gool!
toads tha
State,
tan any other county In the
was' In town oh
Saturday, In high health of body and
bruin..
At sundown On Sunday the ther
mometer stood at ll t at sunrise Mon
day at 2i). _i
A Soda Witter Fountain with all at
tachment-* for sale Very cheap. Apply
to S. Krasdof.
Court trlP begin on the second Mon
day in March, Judge dames Aldrich
of Aiken presiding.
The best gardener In Barnwell says
there will be an early Spring. He says
the birds are singing that way.
Dr. N. F. Itlrklandi Bf.j was Up from
Buford’s Bridge last Week Rhd all, old
and youpe, were glad to see him.
Charlie Brown received two car
loads of stock a week ago, and already
thirty are at work to make inorb coca-
ton 1-
Mr. Frank F. Dunbar, now of Au
gusta, but who might (*> he Of Bennett
Spring*, was In totVn on Thursday
last.
Farmer Alfred Aldrich has proved
that, the velvet beah Will mature here.
A handful of his crop can be seen a:
this olllcc.
Miss Brower spent several day* In
town with filends while on the way to
her home In Baltimore from a del ght-
ful trip ihroiigu Florida.
Fully COO - horse* atyl ittulfi* have bsen
brought Into this oonhtV this sesson,
and stUI they cuine. One lively though
\pncsmne mule colt is being ratsed.
Col>Mike Brown was in town a few
itrsday. He Is now the
Tfr'-it^orgia, operating a
steamers be-
«>rk.
Miss Annie Booth returned
home in Baltimore this week* She
made many friends in Harnwtll who
»ha!l expect to see her at Miss Carrie
Cave’s millinery emporium again this
hours on
busiest man
line of elegant cro*
tweell Brunswick and Ne
iTT * r
Auditor Duncan finds that the popu
lation of the County is itlcreashig, not
withstanding the Colored emigration t.o
Georgia saw mllisaiitl turpfratiwefarms.
He is taking more tax returns thah
ever before, and there are mahy new
names among them. •
Mrs. F. M Cone died at her home in
Sycamore Township on the 13.h inst..
aged about 30 years, leaving a (tevoled
husband, seven children and many rel
atives and friends to sorrow for the so
early ending of a happy 1 . Use!til life.
For yc irs »h** luid been a consistent
member of the Baptist Chfirch. —
Mr Luther C. Sprawis,.<rf iVlIllstonj
and Miss Susie T*Hile. of Motnmorenci,
were married at the reshiem-e of Dr.
Lucfu- Cuthbert on Thursday evening.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mr.. Sprawls left I'Qr their future
home itl Williston,—Aiken Journal min.
Review.
On Siihditfr night burglar* entered
the building of the R. F. Searson Drug
Cmhpjtnv In Allendale and drilled a
few small holes in the safe preparatory
to blowing It open, but were frightened
away before accoiiiulishing their pur-
'I'he.^.carried away their tools
but left several damp blankets.
Auditor W. If. Duncan all] attend
Che best convention of the year; w hlcli
will be held next month in (’leveland,
Ohio Thd Associ itlon has for its otie
purpose the preservation of other thiiu
game bird*, rite little feathered rflenda
of tile farriters. ftOip thad- strut; live ness,
of th# small boy, the flrst .gun aivd'
the slltfg slioC.
A^Ull tue«ting4,f th“ Board of Kt-eW-
■ards of the Burnweff Circuit w as held,
in the Mer>odlsf'(/lturch oil Thursday
last. Dr N.* F KlrklilitinSr , prestiTr
Ing. Tpe salary of the pastm waa tlx «
«d at ♦l-.UOO, an InCreaie of $100, In
a*lditl«»'n the pastor Inis a Comfortable
parsonage,
Orangetturg Is the only charge in
this DDtrldt paying a larger Salary. O
Mrs Dunh of IlttstonvillC. Ky., and
her grand daughter. Miss Hosa 8ah-
diJge, a typical little beauty and Del e
»f tlTir blue grass Statx, arrived on
Thursday t*i spend some time with
good Capt Duiiti. And BamvreM Is
glad to wclcoiUe within tier gates such
excellent visitors ami hopes their^ stay
will give them a« much pleasure as it
ddexJMtnrwett folk*. -----
A gooil outu wlu»- ha* see h a large
part of South Carolina remarked to us
jbe other day that, he had seen. In a
wcek!Alime. Jhote hftv, corn, fodder,
peas, chickens and other good things
In naniwell county Ihfffi in any other
section of the Statfi, and he regards its
people as reaHy prosperous.
—But tile re’s more to coitff^ When In
tlpe sWcet summer lithe he feasts oS
House and Lot, w ith Water U’or-ks
and all improvements, for sale—^cbeap
and oh easy terihj. .Apply to .
8. Krasnoff,
oUr Friends,
It was ottr busy dav, hut we took
tithe to receive the market price for a-
liout 25 pounds of lint oitton for stih
sCti|>tlons from those live, successful
young farmers, Messrs J. R. Carroll
and Hal Cave \
On liee^sbirthday Mr.. W. B. CaVe
oloveriy hamlod na-t ho largest cOtrrrl 1 *
hution for the year frond Red Oak
TaWrnshlp.
Add Mr. Idls Brabham enjoyably
handed its ohr share of hi* cottort crop.
Thursday Writs Tb£ nfost Springlike
day of the net* year, and equally as
pleasant a* the^eailjer were the Calls
of Messrs GeorgeW’. and Kttgehe R.
Boytstdn of Blackville and Mr. .f. A.
Morris akd his bright and . h^rtUlfolpe'
little brother. Master A t han, of Olav* •
Mr, J. R. Harrison, Barnwell’s me
chanical genius, was the only latch
pulling subscriber on Frhlay; but the
down pour of rain was responsible for
that dnlnets.
^Saturday wa* chill and Cloudy but
redeemed from utter unpleasantnea* by
the Calls of ftesara W. T. Cave dr., W«
A. Meyer, 1 W O. Davis. -
ThU week had no blue Monday, for
the day was made as pleasant a* a
Spnhg pie nlc by the sppreclaled visits
of Messrs 1). P. Key* J. 0.- UrtnmorH
W. H. Williams, T. A, Greene, W P.
Walsh. L. F. Cave, Ur. M. A Turner.
And the good Doctor, nnr long time
fast friend, preattrlbed silver wheals,
tbe best cure for edltnflal Ills, and the
more administered the better for TuX
Pkuple.
Tucsdav wa» overpast with clouds,
but minshioe was brought in tbestno^
turn by those model subscrtberi, Messrs
T. J, Grubbs, J. U- DavUt -
BLACKVILLE NEWS. 1 J
The Leap Year Club met ThdradaF
afternoon with Miss RtliH GyM*: A
iHeeaey- g*«w wme- played t
prize, a dainty ph-eeof fancy wt»rk, waa
won by Mis# Anna Miles: the KOoblr by
Miss Annie Laurie Groves; After tbe
game a dainty two Course ItittCheOn
was served Tire club will ttttWt With
MU* Kate Farrell Thursday.
Miss Marie Milhous la visiting rila-
tlves in Bally.
Messrs Hiifrb-Ffamip*, Allen H’eath-
ersbeeand Mr. La Grone of Willistop
spent Btindsy afternoon- wittt lady
friends In town. 1 ,
Mfsr Kkteile Guess of Denmark It the
guest of Mrs. Bonner.
At the regular convention held Jan
uary l»ih, 11X14, the following officer*
of Blackville Lodge No. 18. K. of P.
Were Installed by U. 0. C,., .Win; Mor*
rismi:
Geo. A. Btlll-C. D.
I- R. W Gerald Jr —V.(3;
IL D; Still JL—Prelate.
II. Kaminer—M.. of W.
II. P, Johnson—M, at A,
G. I) e. Lange-M. of F,
B. J, Hanimet^-M. of K.
K. Wcbh-I.G. ...I.' ~. ,
A. 0. Ilalr-O. (T,
CHAIN GANG OPERATIONS. >
Beginning Dee, 10, ISIOi, to Jetty; 8d,
lOOF, I have worked tire Cottnty Chain
Gang in each Township tbe fblldVl'Ihil
number of davg:
(Townships)
(No. day*)
A llendale,
Hi
Barnwell,
. . 4u
Blackvillo,
— Bli
Bull Fond,
^ . Hi
Bennett Spring*,
30
George* Crfek,
00
Great Cypress,
fisj
Svcamore,
f Ji’.
Wiliiston,
47
Raldnq*
81
Ked Oak.
- Four Mile,
4
Richland,
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Kosemarri ^7
• . 4
Cut wood,
S2
8.13
J t 4 ' 1
O. W: Barker.
-s*-
JENNY NEWS;
A very pleasant and happy event flo
at the residence of Capt. and
Mr* J>Wyrtian Jenny on Wednesday.
afternoonTjwnuary 20th; it was the
marling** of Miss .tersic Jnhll* anil Mr.
-I. C. Loadhnlt, a vcryTarge nUbiberof
relatives and Intimate friends 0/ the
high contracting parties were present
to witness the occasion. TUX atten
dants were:
Mr. Ransom Barnes with Miss Min
nie Jenny 1 Mr. G. M. Load holt with
vUss Andie iSIte Johns: Mr. Eddie
I’ atts with Miss Mollie Load hoi t; Mr.-
OWP i oadh<*lt With Miss Maildh Johns,
who immediately preceded the bride
ami groom, tlie Rev, E P. Monroe
officiating. Miss AdUie Jertny placed
the Wedding march.
J 1st after the ccrenlpnv the party ad
journed to the dining room Where a
bountifully prepared table aWAited the
wedding guest*.
' Iheir presents ware numerous. Use
ful and handsome.
. May they enjoy long life and happi
ness. , L.
ADVICE FROM ALLENDALE. \
At the present gfeat fadey pMUe for
cotton, one wrtUld deeth Our he*t farm
ers ttiiudiug In their pwtt light not t-o
plant cotton. But when we look a
round we And almost 4,('O' acres of
melons to be'pNnted In this county.
Now, If the bottom drops odt of the
market H> July and the melon grower
I* lost In sight of -home 1 JWiiy mn.-h
more profitable to bihl to llayfr ptamed
cotton. But We can’t tell sotbetlme*
always Where Wre will land:
. But to the slleht observer We must
believe of the two great products of
the South Cotton must he the surest,
and with the certainty of the building
of the Isthmian canal Cotton wfll never
he less than 13 cents a potirttb We are
In the Garden of Eden, ami the Ashley,
Conner, Kdisto and BrtVannah Rivers
are the 4 gfeat rivers.. And tn tImse
who plaut Trt either product We may’
hear them ctv ( ‘‘Oh! «e long for thy
flesh pork of Egypt-anti thgonlohs and
cucumbers of that land!” —
Cotton Will always bring thohtv—e-
veii at-E Very low price—and thea It is
not so perishable as food products.
At any rat*) we will Walt ahtl see
what we shall sCe We trust ail things
WH1 turn out A+l right to thtts# who
plant at the Crapping season, but we
had better be on the safe aide.
Axiom:
THEN AND NOW.
Forty years afn the flrteofi year old
boy In the old Held school sttulled tn
♦Kin# btrek” epenrbN" book, - Wa
Smith’s arithmetic, his Klrkkam’a
grammar and his OUiey’a geography!
and when h* (lulshed school and quit
the-b he could, spell, cipher and lucafb
place* on the earth’s surface.
Today he goes to the high school, |*
carried through chemistry. . physics,
X'Ntlogy, hlolngy, botany, civil govern
(pent, astronomy, rhetoric, general
bfxtorv, Latttt; FiNneh, German, etc.
ami graduates: hut if k
tbe Importance
the public
a* hlstorv, geography and the
graduates; tm t if be know. augW
nf sim thing, and ean uualdeil g j,p|yTDw^blld bv the association with tile
his knuwleilgfl) he k s a demon-tration of
the exception rather thaa the normal
product. ><«-~-
If anybody feel* aggrieved over MttS
paragraph and Wishes— ovdrip^ oww
signature to arglre the question with
us, our columns are open.—Florida
-School Exponent;
NEWSPAPERS IN bCHOOLb.
At the fortr-flrst annual meeting of
the Minnesota Educational association
In Hr Paul K. It. Atkinson of Oblcag
mlvocated the use nf nbWspapers in
school#. On this point he said :
“I'll* chief ohjeel of the world’s
great counterpart, the school, is to
teach of life and for Ilf*, and this must
he done largely front tbe pi loted page.
The newspaper U.the only printed page
in which we Ithd data of real lire.
“It furnishes just what the. teacher
needs In the teaching of real life, for It.
Is the best production fcf llfo we bah
secure. —.
“Why, then, haa not the newapapei
'ong ago Irecome an Important part of
• he school? Flrgt, because of force of
•ahlt in sticking to the old method,
and old tekt books.’ Secottd, because
many of those who tee
of Using th«iu nowapsper In thb publ
•choofs are waiting for tbe Ideal news
paper Fo t»me, Iurgetting thM^jvt^-can;
neVer be Urilfl ilier hHp' (ft-ekfe the
newspa pera and make tbein«elrea so;
felt tli.it the puhlDher* will aeek to
ptibllsli paper* such a* will bd the Ideal
fur tbe school mom. -—■ ■ ^
“Tbe I.awspspers Should not he used
to teack event*, but eventa should . be
need In tesriling the various studies
which the pupil mttst Cope with, such
hlstorv, geography and the Bku
—Clark Street,*^
OPPOSITE POST OETTCE,
xsi£M3U’Tmic». m o-
The great Confudarjlte caValrv lead-r, Futtest ; said that the taorei«
ffrwt with the Most men.”
•V-
victories lay In “getting tWere wim me mnm men. -
■ Nn Bust ness the seine Ucllt* hold good «t.d It ilia chinlnetfPetneni of the
ttefts evur.ts of the day.
“YbUoftrelat'bn 01 the World’* neW*
with the regular programme of study ’’'Campaign «»f lUOS I bog to as»«re m v friends aadth*. gi-nera! |.iir<Tiasinfi
make* tire . hlhtsitrewder and keener that 1 am now offering the (‘HOU’KHT AND COM I’LKTE-Tf siot-k <.f
lb theahalvsls of the world He see* I r' ' . • ^ ^ !
&KKKHAL MERCHAlSTBI:
man .
“The use nf the newspaper and peri
odicals in the school* I* stilt In It* ex
perimental stage, hht it I* already Irk
ing adapted by a large, number of
sciioola.” :
;':7
A VERY CLOHECALt.
“I stuck to my engine, although
every Joint ached and evttrjt nervC waa
racked with pain,” write* C. W. I’al-
larny, a Inemnoifre llreuian, of Bur
lington, Iowa. “I was Weak and pale,
without any appetite and albrUn down
As I was about to give up, I gut a bot
tle of Electric Bitter*, and after taking
It. I felt as well as 1 ever dhl in my
lire;'’ Weak*, sickly, run down people
a)wav* gain new life, strength and
vigor froht their use. Trv them. tVir-
IsfAction guarantei d hr Creech’s I’haf-
macy, 0. N-. Hurcklialter s Drug Store
Price 30 cent*.
/
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Within Ih© last 16 days he has
sold over $21,000 wotth of
STOCK. That shows
• ... 5^
that he handles Tx
/ . ' / - * . .. 1
e' . ,
■—the:Stock the - p§|
people
want, at prices they, can afford.
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Another lot of 30 Beauties
just received at
’S STABLES:
“Bwjbet pot a toes
2.ft°0 pbtitids Barnwell County raised
Pecans. ..L
I have oil Hand 1,500 pound* Pecan
potatm**, BOutnarit nuta grown On ihv groVe-bear UI ilier.
They Have a Ana Havbf For price
and quahtity dorfespondeitce solicited.
E. t.i StthdefSj
To fiohk- sweet
style, Boll them Until nearly tender
Four off the water and stand tile Un
Covered kettfeOn the hack of tha range
to Steam; ^ When ready to brflWn, peel Uttner.TL C. liec.Tltll ihOS.
and cUt In lengthwise Slices. For a
pint of sliced potatoes, ptit twn tahle-
spo<mnti# of butter In a Dying pin;
Wheti Vefy hot, lay the potatO|CS in,
sprinkle two tablespoouftils of Sugar
over (hem, pour two tttblesponhfills of
Vinegar Over lightly and b«*nk uutil
BFoWii) sweet potatoes arc Mcher with
Barnwell County ahead of the World, —
tN THE BEG INN ING.
“Which did the Lord make first,
BfUddet Johnson) de Hen or de egg?”
“De hen, ob kosC—de egg coines from
the be^l. , ’ -v
“Yai*. but da hen comes from de
ejfg, too.’’
••Now, see yar, Bftlddef Jefferson^>-
ef tie T<ord had made de egg fdst, he’d
had to make a Incubator to hatch It. a
sawmill to get de weod fo’ de ihouoa-
tor, a tin mine fo’ de tin, a winder-
glass factory fo’ de glass, a cottort thill
fo’ dc cotton battln’. a steam heatin’
-plant to* dtelteat, ahrt a ftrtig stofe fo*
a thermometer to tell de tentperatlH»,
besides getting de permission o' sotnb
Walkin’ delegate to operate dein Indus
tries, an’ uk s u’ chance* on de egg
hatchin’at dat. No, no. BruddCr Jef
ferson. de Lord dun simply make de
hen rirst, ah* Ah rCdkon he tlldli’t hiakb
auulored man fo’ a ybar Or two after.’’
pp- WONDERFUL NERVE
^ Is displayed by many a trtah ehfln
ring pains of accidental Cuts, Wounds.
Bruise*, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or
stiff John..*. Rut there’s no need for It
BUoklenV Arnica Satte will kill tha
pain and Cure the trouble. It’s tbe
best Salve on earth for Files, teo. J.»c,
at Creech’s Pharmacy; C. N. Rurck
halter, Druggist. ^
EPISCOPAL BERVlCRB.
Service* at tire Church of
Apostles at 11.30 a
the Holy
m and 4 30..p, m,
and fifth Sundays In
at 4.30 p. m. on all
attl.I
on all first, third
each month, and
Wednesday#.')
Everybody most cordially invited
attend these services.
to
Dp yon want to aate Big Money rh
nfr purcha
tngOuv Bale
ymfr purchases * Attend the Mg Se|i-
at S. KrasnuB’s.
blackvilU, S; a
ever gHt lie red under one roof In Barnwell Cottuivi All weft selected with
Hal PRHhON’aLCAHR early Mt lire season add before any advance in pHH
giving die the advantage of miirlbf the first choice of the bbst UiXfkeU,
gUXrxiiteelng to my tMIstolher* NEW GOODS at old tithe price#:
Tav 1 handle only the beet and mo«t heat
lu IxrOCGneS fo^let the g«*b»l» that make fiipp? ft
, wives, ndsiist children, delighted Hi
1 that reduce the need for doctors Service* and ctMtly Sugar Coated
is of the drugglats.
In Clothing*
ItbfB
Hi*
■dhSIH
cumhiua-r
comfort, ciegsot style and sehsihie
are United in the h«nd«olHe, ifrerottgii marl
# ... * ,,,w ,,h,, genuinely good underwear fitted ttf
all ft£**i frobi the school boy pi those In the rl|>«r years. •-
In Dress aiid Dry Goods
„ ^ .... ■ V , vK>. V favorites and
all the new candidate*for their approval in too great variety and beautiful Id
design to be catalogued. Bpeclai attention la called to a lovely line of WRAPS,
CLOAKS and JACKETS.'" 'x
■ lx r .
Tax 1 * m SUPREME, having the largest find he*t aSock
-I II CjllUtTH 'vRhln a day’* rl.ie. all from the manufactories In thd
. United States, CufiibHdng thn best material and thd
lrio.»r honoRt tvorkman^hlp ohtMlnublt I nhi •ure I cun (ileiuie and profit TOMi!
Whether your needs are fur the field or the btldal i.rncession.
line* Of HEN-
! I offer full
, ^ ^ f -....core the decllnfi
In cotton.—Chfck Homespun n eta, t*rd Wide White Homespun ficts.
All other gouds proportionately cheap.
Soliciting yohr patrouago and pledging mr best effbrta to make it to roug
pleasatit advantage to Call, examine goods find ascertain price* 1 tobfidtHtlg
await your coming.
II ard w are • ^ eUI-ita ?Td rsR 11
. ^ s'm-k* at price* that will cd
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: * TRESPASS NOTICE.
- Any find all.entiles j*f any and all
per>o.ua 04 *14’ uf my in Barn-
well ct.unty, Tor the purpose of fiaiiHpg
'IrHWV-pasturing stock, hunting ami
fishing by day or night, cutting mid
hauling iVood or ircspiuiditg !».
manner,- Whatsoever, will ha pm««»-
cuud to the lull extent of thelaw.
M I). Atulersun.
Jah. 7th:
All
TRKiPABS NOTICE,
pershhs afe hetehy fbrbldden
after tbl* date to Httef Upon the land*
owned or controlled bv u* In Bull
Fond Township: Barnwell Cutintv fpr
the puriiostt of hunting, flshlrtg, haul
lug awav Wootlf *traw or leaves. pa*tu
hatever. under penalty hf prosecution
m jh* fwii pf tlit m»;
cheap Insurance.
'• rof S*fb nfid Cheap ItuhrancA-
Itisuik in thtH 2 -
BarnwaH aml Bamberg Division of
TUl Muvcif, BtwrrotxjrF
’ , Tlow.
j .1 t: ■ • t • j ■ ,«}
7 We Wilt Insure only 1.000 mribherfi
In this division; ,*
. , Frank II. Ordech.
, . r. Presldeat, *
John R. Hhelllhg;
Be«. and Trim*.
* t
PENSION NOTICE;
Confederate Pensioners and aoplD
cent* wl’l plea** take notice that Com*
rlogstock nr tre*pas»lng In Shy manner 1 Dunbar will be at thd
wbateveri iimler nenaltv hr nrnatumtlon ! AWUKor S og};*) at FarnWell On
December Itth 1903.
J, tt.
J. J.
Walker.
OWehs.
#irmritay itr~ Jahuiry
#V«rf
tb laattff
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All person* are hereby forbidden af
ter this date to enter upon the lands
owned of controlled bv ua In Bull
Poud Township, Barnwell Uohfftv, fur
the purpose of hunting, fishing: haul
jug away wood, straw hr leave#, pas
turing stock or traspasalng In any
msi.jier whatever, under ptfUaltV of
proseflitluii to tbe full extent of the
law.
Noy. 3d. 1903.
i P. Gray,
ts. ti. C. Gray.
W A XTING-^To sell Boarding House
as It stand*: Price not staThdt -
32i Broad at..
Augusta, Gtt.
NOTICE TO THE TOWNSHIP com
missjokerb.'
All Township- C. ttmlssioners Wilt
see Hhh i heir overseer* *Vaj:ii
•ut all hand* liable 10 toad dutv, anti
: ; work their fnads, cnttlug-unt the right
of enyi and otlrerwlsa putting lb all
work retjnjrecl_hx_ laW: oh their rc*
spvuliVe rwadar
O; VF, Barker,
County Supervisor;
r^RSALE.
X ~ FOR BALE.
A nictl Horse, fehg
harness, Vety cheap.
V, wagr.n
iuptire at
8. Krasnoff’*
and.
__ "to MENfrT" T
Nice Rooms or a CnhirorCable cottsge
In a ffuiet conVeniCbt and desirable
residence Diet df Barnwell. F
tlcularl apply fit thDofilce:
'or par
WaNtED, Pers'mmoti, . Dogwood,
Hickory and Holly Log*: Freight paid
on car load*:
James Cocksliott, .
Charleston, S. C.
KOTlUB.
Ah opportunity to enter the Revenue
Cutter Service Ilf the L'lutcil states.
Ifounjf men deaDffigAo enter the
Revende Cutter service nf the United
States can MHmppUbd with blank ap
plication and Information by writing
to the at Washington. Pay of cadet is
XSbO.OO With expectation of promotion
to Lieutenant and Captain when the
ay Will bfi very much increased.
Xamlnations 3dtb, 38th and 2/tb of
ebruafy;
0. W. Crofx:
vrYiARig;
EXPffRISNOtt
R. C. Roberts, Jn
Clerk
NOI’ICE.
ATrdverseers fo? tkg year IHOi will
please send In to this office at Once
their list of hand* fpr the yetf, fly
writing a Postal card to nle, yon will
receive the proper blanks for tire pur
pose. Don’t fail to give your Post Of*
fleet
0, W Barker,
Supervisor,
R. C. Robert#,’Jr*
Clerk.
blanks find Waive applications:
D. W» ttodllord.
Chainnan Board.
RF.OlSTUATiUN NOTICE. /
ratluh Books will be open
tlbnsv on the III
we on the first MomUg
Chatrmad
DR. JNO. P. LEE, JR
HI Dentist,
WILLtSTONr^ —
Will work anywhere In tbe country
by special appointment.
LAND FOR BALK.
Tiuct or Lxxd widiln five miles of
Martin Stattnh on tbOC, ft W. C, K. R
containing three hundred add fffty sev
en aeresj dwelling find tMitbpitdlhgs,
three horse ffitm open, the balance tn
woodland, with a plenty of water.
Terms Easy, For Information apply
to —r: JaILks L. SUtLKr,
MlHedgeville, Ga.
The Rgglst
in tire Court
(sale dayi tn vrach month dm tag
year thn for tbo transaction bf
business aa U required by taw.
W. d. Baxter.
- - Uha
Pi D'L, Black, i
Sccreury,
DR. ALFRED A. PATTERSOH,
Dentist,
AUlIndali^ b, C*
Hiatts mb# l»oma h
T. B. BUM Jr*
Surveyor and Civil Engine#
Special attentton given m the compu*
taUou of Witer-powere, leveling and
drainage.
A poatxlcardaddfeaeedto me ax Male
tin. S. C., will re <«ive pretMps strait*
POR SMLfe CMEAPt
Two Reglatered Jersey Bnll, Calvea,
solIJ'color, both grandsons of Prince*<
of Dorset, whose official test Is Ift lbs.. I
0*. of batter in y days—fourth largest
record over all breeds In the ftorldi
Also. 1 Ane registered bull half, solid
CuTbr.
da I Hoed stable rnoul Will soil these
youngsters Very cheap considering-
their breeding, t^digree# furnished:
GLENDALE DAIRY,
RiattWaU. 8. 0.
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tm
jzuxs p. i7.i.*r, tAtata t. iziak,
J. 11. AT KlXBOIf.
IZLAR BROS. & ATUSSOl,
ATTORNKts AND COUNSELLORS
AT LAW.
Bticfe vilLc, S. 0,
Prompt and careful attention to all •
business. Practice In all lAmrts, State |
and Federal;
NOTICE.
All Township Coreinistlobers Will
please aee that their road*; and all
bridges Under twelve feet wide, are put
In good Condition a< once. Home oT tire
Townships have commutation money
to their Credit, and this mbst bo ex
pended on the road* from whleh It was
paid. Please she that the read Bats are
sent In and tbuab Who have paid their
Commutation are cheeked off In my of
fice, so that this money can be properly
expended '. ■
0. W. Barker.
Supervisor.
R. 0. Roberta, Jr.. - '
"■ST; ' -jcitttr.'
£. f. Ciihu, p.l. tatiitba
Va, Mtsu,
Calhoun