The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 03, 1904, Image 3
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Tfpe Barnwell People*
JUT& OF SURSCBIPtlO^t.
BuUt was In town on tton<
tn Advance, per Annum 7. $1.50
On Time. ...|2(jo
Thursday: march,.
3„ 1W4.
^ The regular mming of Barnwdl
Lodge yp. 16^ RnighU of Pythlaa will
held at thwBittrav Friday niglit
o'clock. A full attendance M
qtu ated. Bv order of
BUTiJEK HdOodt). C.
Win. McNAB. K. R.
Plant Your Cardens,
Make your garden very rich and break ih
18 or 30 Incho deep. Plant mo-t vegetable*,
►uch as peur, beaus, <wrn, Ac., for a regular
huccession of crops by planting every 3 Weeks
throughout tlw Bcamtr. wing To tlib cold
Weather we take it that you have planted
notldng triuch except potatot's and a few liot'
bed plants. Aud wiiile We may hare mo. e
fcold weather,-we think it will be Worth your
while to take the risk and plant most of your
harden after tlie tirst few dio's of Warm
weather. ..<■
AJ1 vine seed ate especially tender, so
Should the weather be cill.l or wet defer
planting until April. March is or should be
an arrive month for gdrdem rs. The soon-r
hiost se-eds are sown the ladter, if theffea’hcr
Is favorable. We name the order in wtiich
hee'd should be planted, vt* :
^ fiatden peits, early cabbage, onion sots,
apinaeh, parshy, lettuce, radish, beet; carrot,
E arsnlp salsify and beaus, riant touiato,
gg plant and pepyier In Wot l»ed.
The fol owing Idnts are given upon wtuU
we consider the most import mt vegetables—
Vegetables that give'tlio best results, every ■
Uiing considered.
tl ARDEN I'F.Aj^—We find that this especially
1 legant and eaily vi gctnl.lc is imt very popu
lar and are sati.-Hed that this l!< only so lx--
t-anse t he -pens are altowcd to stand too Tong
JreforpigdtiaTina them They should always
be used before thegwa is fully grown. Dette^
pick ihimi too early than too late, ritint the
mootirVarictles lirst. Our Alaska and Early
May arc tlie earliest and tire very pmrtnettvr.
1 lank Champion of England. Marrowfat and
>trbcaiing laUn- Doh’t fail to plant ttcrj:
two weeks for a succession. ^
SNAP BRANS—'nother gr*'af vegetable;
Every family should have tlnin dhronglKiit
the season by planting two or) three -fowV
every two weeks PI int •>»> Ex ra Early
Valentine aiuLiStwn di .s.^y mm Pod. They
Come at least one week earlier than most vn-
.rietics of beans. Plant Pole Bdnns later.
Never cnltlva’e when, the vines are wi t.
TO.Vl AT(.)ES< Our-pci Oar specialty j< m
hiatoes. v\ e made them last- Year weighing
two pounds per tomato, t>eifce{ pictures, one
tif.tKcin wfien iihccd would II I -a: large d*sh,
enough for a thcdiufn dzed faniilv. llicrc is
ho other tonuuo that can compare. \\itli this-
' ariety, either Hi size or qua) fy. Send 13 els.
—ilMltaiayc fur u [Xtpif iK thc Iiendu.' '
CABBAtiK—We pres tithe that most of our
readers have piaoted some cabbage already.
.But git ready to plant for later use.. Plant
bnr Extra Early dt rs« y Wakefield, Winning,
fctadt, Estlv York. Drum head. Flat Dutch trad
firevti tilazixl. All sold in bulk or by the p;r-
p.T. ^tail orders.pronip'ly tUhxi.'
iKlsi! POtATOER—It N abbuTtlme to'plant
bow. Triumph. Kliss and F.arly Rose ere eon-
•idere.d the ixstt bearers 1*1,tid two or three
Crops. Look out for tlie huts, dug Death
Fhould U‘ used tushooti as they appear.
\'OLLAKDS are sown boh eaily ntjd late,
hame as rabbage. (h-fact it.is a species of
mbbage. ‘‘Bacon and greens” come In all
right- occasionally. The crop Is rtiUEli 1m-
Jiowed by a touch of frost.
ONIONS—Put out our Yellow Danvers and
Silver Skin sets. These varieties suit our
Climate, producing arge roots. .Make soil
very rich.
Blti VK rORN—So rr.anv otherwise good
gardeners neglect this variety of corn a'd de
pend ni>oii theii fields, and its a reMilt they
6n y,have mutftm eom for a few days in the
year and care little for JL Whereas, if they
would plant some variety, ofwiflntr corn they
would find it very sweet and luscious agd.
£ ould want il on their table every day. The
■st known varieties of this corn her*- are the
Country Ootitleman ami ttriiwi IPs Evcgn cn,
both celebrated and p»>|inlHr and without any
exception, tbe byst for table Use. We hate
both of these varieties. -The < omrtrr- tirntlr-
pinn Is now la ing quoted tif f^.On per- 1 ushei.
by wholesale houses, the crop licing neatly a
template failure last Fall
^ fton't forgf'tlo plant Early Dixie (ridden
Tbnt'C’oru, espeefally if fotir last year's corn
Crop wusyhort, as ii con,es (atiy ami makes
more corn 1 er acre tlurfjyany oilier dent corn.
This is a field com and is suitable for tliis.
Climate. We sold a few parlies arourd Barn
wel *liis variety of corn last year and we had
universally good reports from ft. Those tln.t
planted it made from 40 to 60 bushels., per
acre. — 1 i
Buy front wrtmtFytm wflt g.qthe GKNITNE"
Dixie. Some dea'ers iluiv mim that thf-n
Ais-d is the R&tTuuts ours hr that theirs is jte-t
as gnod. Rut why take thch chancesi' I.uy
our seed and you run no t isk. -»
tHE BEST is TIJK ClfEAPEST tsonr mot
to when it comes to seed.- We Intve used
great care in selecting o»r secsls and are pre
pared to UlliTtl orders. We will supply all
packet seeds at the rat" of-sBMpcotit pat kets
for ii cents, postage paid, by us. Send either
stamps or money order.
- Creech's Pharmar
tHE SEED STORE.—
^Senator May field was iu town
randldates’ card* cash In advance
this v f ear. <
... •> _ .,
John R. Bellinger E«q. Was In town
on Tlmrsday.
Dr»t all wteeds froih the SEED
STORK.
Oreeclfn I'liHrirtacy.
I. li. Ttibin Esq. wag tip from 4 llcn -
llale last week.
Ma»t.er Sam fzbir .BuUt Wa* this
Week’s handsomest..Cis'tbr.
Mr, R A. Dtlaftrin visited relatives at
MeUortnlek'tho first of the vveek. „
Mf. and'Mrs. Q A. Kurinmiy t»r Wiy*
Ilslon visited Bantwell friends last
week. —
Mr,-J. D. Whittle of lllackv|ile has
growing; oats high enouglr'ta hide a
running rabbit. .- t_r— '.■*
A Soda Water Euuutnin with all at-
taehmentk, for sale veryreheap. A jtpljr
to N. HraStiolT.
CftpU W..W. Moore announees him
self a eamTidate lor Sheriff today, Uie'
first in th,e field.
Extra EhCTV nixie RfiMeh Pent
Corn will tnake from id to fid Inisllsl*
per acre—suits our cllina.te.
Allendale whs handsnmelv rei»r«-
s!urc.I In town Ins* week By Mc-.rs \V;
F. Googe, W. A All and C. T. Connor.
In old times farmers wfcfo planting
corn the first Week in Miirclu...but lUe.-
elfaririg up of the country h.ts aset
Spring back.
Selliftlt-mrt-AT COST at 8. Kih«-
faotf’a e ill continue fur ii'l days 1-H.ger.
only. Don’t del ft y, come at once.
M r. S. .1. 0 refine passed fhrfvrrgh-
town on Friday from Dnubanon—i<y
IT lack vi ilc, weairing a di-t lnct orknge
iylog^om-AHHie. - ,
- _ " * .*"..• I
Mr T R Erwin lias returned to bis
first Aujtuxfii love, and i< Hgaan \vith J
J. Djcks A liro , one liPadquHriers ovei
tne river for West' BariiweU and South
Aiken visitor*.
J. leut. fTcnT. Cl trvdne M’alkfir. com
mai ding Army of Nrmllcrn Virginia
l'rid | - 11. \' v. i. 1 at U irtiwcH
orfTilur*d>»y, Marcle—loth. Full par*
tieulai» will be given in next ■ week’s
paper. ;“T . .
'Phe strifie‘of* the inalntcnnnce of
track force on the'Cbsst Line is -ahout
iiftee- +fevoy-*4- +4+c—Initnls having—vwt’TRfur
Jturned to work without auv ilicrcasfiof
wsges. and rtew ones taking the places
of <dhcr> slow to surrender. -
FIN /J. DISCHARGE.
Notice is liereby given that the un
dersigned 'w|ll,,oitr Wednenilny, April
fith. HH)i. tile Ids final account with the
Pi oh* be Judge for Barnwell County
and app'v for hi* final discharge as Ex
ecutor of the, lit st TV ij] and, Tt'.slainnrt
of Wilson R. Williams. d-cen**‘.1. -
< # R. C. Biabluin,
* - _ 1 —EAetnttof:—
March 1st, 1004.
I-AST I'ENSIGN NOTICE.
The County Pension Board will meet
at Harnwfd) oil Monday next, March
flit. A* tnl4"wiTJ be the last meeting
for .dJlS— y.eaj- ,JilT jJor-oos---kM-c ; re»trt-t
tironid take nofloe, ft vt 111
‘bppffrtiioTfy for applicants to get their
bamesron-the rolls for this year’s dts
tribution.
W I). Bpdiford,
. Chairman Hoard.
m - Seeds! Seeds!
\\D SOUND.
ecd—all kinds, in bulk
\
ndant
Sug^
Evcrgreciv Sugar
FINISH
Garde
And papers
Early AmbeVSorghum
Early Orange S^-glurm. -
Pearl or Cat-tail Mdjet.
German Millet,
Pop Corn — makes
forage.
Country Gentleman
Corn,
Stowell’s
Corn.
Snowflake Corn. -
Strawberry Corn-^Holts.
Early Golden Dent Corn. ^
Extra Early Golden Dixie Corn..
*: Early White Dent Corn. .
Early Trucker’s Valentine
lieari—buslv. • . . Jr -
All seeds Stold ap' bulk- or. regu
lar papers. Yon jjtit, -more by
takjng*- tbe-~b$Ffc seeds and we
really think the btrile seeds better,
Creech-s Pharmacy.
F-xtr* Elirly Dixie Golden, Dent
Com make* more corn per note.
CfeeFh’s I’litfrmacy.
. „ N-
TiikJL’kOFL® received' on Fridav a
v.erv pleawvot-lfitterTrqin Mr. Wallace
D. Sheridan, a farmer Btutle.ut of th ».
Barn Well Grifdcd School, now oil thi 1
l hTTed States S. S. Wrofning It. w.t»
dated at I'anarna, Hcpublie, and waa 10
thrrrtff tfan-TIT
liavine known E S. McCreary from
ii?* school, boy day * we can Ith full
adviaedhe** commend lii* excellent
tH>ite. hi* i4fi*r»lutc I’orrertne** and un-
awfirvifig fairoe** to.a I liten who he
1 i.ev0 in good clothe*, correct style* and
fair price*. See adVertUlmetitOn .-ec-
ond pn^fi.
Don’t forget that no onc cl-e in thi*
county will have Extra Early 'Dixie
Goldne Dent Corn. We are exclusive
agent*for thin county.
CKrUlft’s Fii.uiMacy.
TVhile repairing the roof of hi* cow
on tii“ tilt.’ Coroner Novi I*
groiiu iL a di.*t.-un-e -QilTaiiOut
paiufnll v
tQ-hetL
EXTRA COURT WANTED.
.The Barnwell Bar on Monday reti-
Hofiod CtiiFP Jtifttioe Pdp« for an extra
rerm of the Connor Common I'lea*, to
c tinmen, e On the Uh Monday Ih Apt.)
and ifouiluue four wetkf if' necerBary,
with Hon. -George E Prihee bf An*
derson mb Special Judge.
+ ‘TI1E KING’S DAUQitT|llt , S M ^
Will present
ThltTThnradar Kvenibg a 8 OV'Jock
1n ilie Court House. / .
t ‘ Taa War of thk Ro>is,
f«»t the benefit, of the pony/
Admission Fret. 'Tickets for Oy»-
t«r Supper Yd cent*.
.The public gent-rally and tin King’*
Sour especially Invited to attend and
enjoy thi* fit st enteruitmfetit «bf thi
new Spring I’liue;
In this good cause let there be no
, t BaroWvdl, R. G , March 1,1001. k
I rq^fiettfhliy nhiihunce nlvRelf a
candidate.jhr the olllcdof Slier I IT, aah.
jejf* to the rule* and regulathui* of the
-Democratic Frimarv Election, pledg
ing thyself to nhide by the re*nlifl|au<> w "'
support the neeiineeil of the par.tf-
W-TV. M
TH H
TEACHERS’
BARNWELL COUNTY
ASSOCIATION.
The next teachera’ n meeting will he
held at Allendale. Saturday; March
oih, All Uaruua!l County tekehera
who can are urged to attend. >Tha fol-
lo-.vhijt regular program w’Wbe given^
Mailicin.-itics ; i r rof West, 1*
English; Mr Moore. ^
•--Norris
s.V
FOH SHERIFF:
|Oo
Tl
~ HlOtl DQJ.LaH SALE.
On hiefci Hdndftr, aaloday. I will aell
at auction, before the Coprt House pt
11 o’clock, TWO GD0D FAMILY
MARKS, atxaud seven ctar* old. ih
good condition. 'I’hl* will Im a High
Dollar Sate, a* 1 intend to retutu to
Kentucky very soon.
tl. Ekidfl.
commItrEE meeting!,
Tha Executive ComiitltUHS of thd
.RlVera’ Bridge Memorifi] Aa*nclati«n
will meet at the memorial gfohndft dii
Saturday; March .’ith. at 3 o’clock p «tL
f«*r the purpose of arranging fur Met
utorlal Servlceft. , . ,
^ Dr. If. F. KlrlUWa Sr.t
rm,
J. W. Jfcnfen
■Q.yn. ■ -
AUDITOR’S NOTICE—
The Towuahlp Board* of Equalisation
1 bejf td anHmlricc to niy fincl patroris that
. . dtid repaired the large arid apaeious store <Sn the South
will meet on the folidwlhg datel at the of Lartfgtie Street arid Rail RoAd- AvenUe; for years
^ °aiienliale” Baidock, h«Fi»wwt, freh-' jfo ist & Goi, I will mysell ocrupy the same from
Springs, on Wednhuday, March 15^b, 1004.
*
Pi-luiary Work: Mi**
Dixclprine: Mr. Wdlfe
tv.
A movement to organize a fnjlita^-
company at Barnwell U making good
progress At t.Un first meelfhglui Jlon
uay nigT|t twenty three fine young fel
low* were enrolled. Another meeiing
will . he lidd next fttondijy evening
yhcfr(HhcN will join and organization
take place.’
Messrs J. E Harley,. TV. W. Moore
and' (_:. C. Owen* are corresponding
w itli the Adjutant General with regard
to acceptance hy the State.'
Uapt. W. \Y. Mmvre and xifhcrir are
nioving in rlii* matter antLafti resolved
to achieve success
^All iutereftted are asked to attend the
meeting next Monday night.
BLACKYILLE NEWS.
Mr.
Beckham on
Married bv Rev
STirui.iy afternoon at 4 o’clock Mr
Iiciuxy iva+fmer ami ML* (.‘sutlerm« Vt
ilaiiglitcr of Mr. G. D cf Eange. The
bride I*- one of The rriost T-harming
fhrworii from Blackville’s rose garden
ami the groom out? of Us most popobte
ami .deserving voting Iti.siu"** -men.
i’lie good Wi*|io* of h )«!> of friend, for
long life, happiness afid pf(isi
per it y am- hearts gills to those well
beloved yotirtg people.
Key..*’. E, Tin.is will lecture next
Mor*Jay litglif before the L illies .Mis
sionary Society of the Blackville Bap
tist Church.
Capf. and Mrs. J. H. Levy of Augt^
ta visited Blackville relative* Sunday.
On Sdnday morning, 23fh tllf., at the
resilience of the hride’s parent*, Mr.
A. F. Greece anij-.M i*s-Mnriei rlatjghter
• J Jffr. liiigh I’lullifra of SpFingfieid.
Rev. R. A Yongneofik-latfng’.~~
Noon after the happy eereffmn^ Mr.
and Mrs. Greene took live southern
1 rain for the kome of tiifi groom’s pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. TV. F.. Greene of
Rich Latol township, where a gennii.e
home vvylioiFre waited tfiffn. T e
bride adds to rare fiersonal Attractive
ness heantifnl character and graceful
accomplishment* that-have #011 for her
the sincere love and admiral Ion of 11
wide ijryje of detot-d friends, anil the
groom is In all manly virtnev'Tiinh
purposes and business excellence all
worthy of the fair fi Uver of Urangfibnrg
lie has so gailaotiy-wpn.
llO lire
fell to the
five feet, bruising hit ►We 4o
that he ha* since been confined
Uirtufi iteiy no bones were h i ken and
he is getting over tlie injury nlceir.
Capt. Sam M. Rice, formerly Of Barn
well. now. comluctor hetwerii Aiken
and Edgefield on the (Md Tunildine.
Iiad*a HoAe <‘all la«r w eek. Hi* train
ran into an open switch ncTrr Trenton
ciH*htng-into rock hradeif cars. Chpi
Rice, w ho w a* in the baggage car, wa*
bruised, wiiile two negro men 014 the
rock cars roejived injuries that caus'd
their deaths. •
Send la cts. in-stamps for one paper
of fancy large tomato seed—tne kind
that makes tomatoes weighing two
()muds per toina/o
— "t’feech’s Uhanfiacy.
Very many—gnfrtT TTHMfw en coujit v
people will regret that I’rof. W. U.
Jones williiot stand for rrelection to
the office of Counrv Superintendent of
Edtica'ioii, which he ha* filled «o ideal
ly." But in the better and broader fieUL
in which ha will employ himsplf all the
State'will share in the benefit of his
wise aud admirable devotion to fidaca-
tional interests. -7. ——
A lido on tlie rail over flto, roast
Line to Augusta on Friday *ho#ed us
more two mule plows, gracing cattle,
hay atul fudiict *tiicfis-+itan "have heim
la evidence atUiis season in year*. Kl-
lentoq appeared from the car w’fndows
to be growing more rapidly than any
other fllace on Line—Date, Dunbarton
the niosiM^unlc-Uv- jdgkL-, whtftr--Suel -
ling wAs.jjps.yiadJyJniAxqaino^c-a# wwerL -
.We are, exclusive agent* for fhis
bounty for Extra EaVly OdTden Dent
Corn. Gomes earlier ami makes more
corn i*er acre than afiy other variety of
golden dent corn „* '
Creech’s Fharinacv. .
On Monday Mr. E. D. Free was
suspended as Treasurer of Barnwell
county hy (rovenior lieywai'd Tiport
the report of llrtc ('omptyoll General
that his Chief Clerk Mr. Ii'. B Wilson
h id rofmft-d fo jHtiV a shortage of $1T,-
17c, 42 in Mr. F’lee’s accounts.
Mouth* of HI’"health have kept Mr
Frfi'i'Jaom giving cdoso personal atlcu-
tio’n to Id'S d
opinion I* du
eni his explanaintn .no one knowing
tijm .believe* he has committed any
wilful wrong.
AT DUNBARTON.
, Married on the evening of the 25th
TTTf. at the roddenee of the bride’s pa
rents, Rey* TV. TV. Glover officjattiig,
Mr. ,1. IL Oreen and Wi».4 Mattie.
<laiig]ty£i_oT Cajit. and Mrs. M. O.
TValh-* . _
I’lie attendants were:
Mi-**! Nora Cav»—Mr. Tliurman
Oncn.l
M
Greejvf
-J4W
DWts
MWIT
Green.
Mis*
Green.
-MsiHie
■—
D.-dsy
Cartie
Green—:Mf.
'Green—Mr. Benson
Anderson—Mr. Berr
*( lyde*. Anderson—Mf. Span
Mifts tzez Wail—Mr. Calhotm Ander-
son
The bride i* a very farming youirg
latD ra* perfect in cIihi actfif ami diapo
sition as 4lie is lovely in person, and
the gfoom handsome in person aud en
dowed with all the high qualities of
head and heur-Ftljat. make him worthy
of so fair a prize. Capt. OTTIt Mrs.
Wall dispensed a spletfdid old time hos-
pitalixu-aud a brilliant reception was
given to the happvrbuple on the next
day at the honte-of the gKsrm’S father,
Mr. Judson Green. And 1 he good
wishes (d host* of devoled friends are
Sincere and life-long lasting wedding
pre-en g 11 tlio two beartg. that
frrmrrmw and henceforth beat as one.
Both are member* of nrmirinent aud
honored families, and lli#f tlie years be
very kind Ux thetn.
P«it.furors were drawn «ffTue*d*v:
Allendale—TV. A. All. O. H. Ellis, E
A. Terry, A. It. Hiers, C. hi. lifers,
TV. L. Maher.
Baldock—J. F Pender,
Barnwell -T. C. Pender, E. W. Hol
man ’ ——^7:— 1
Bennett. Spring*—C R. Rozier, I). R.
Key, P M John son, M. L. Ronntree,
J A. M«eyer
BUckviHe—W. M A Unfan, D. P. John-
«qn, II. L DeTViit. \V '1’. Walker, M.
E pvches. Daniel Blume, D, A. How
ard. J. O. StrohcL'
irul! Pond—D R. Cloy.
Four Mile—LL S. j’lnkiton, W H.
Hoke.
ntles and a siisi.ecsn.ulot- „^*fEp_Cr.ecW^ug^ W^ ; 8r..- 0r
le him until lie shall pres- ’ Larger. M.O. Creeyly^C.M.Croft,
nathtn/ No one knowing 'fr^j Cj pre*s-J,>S Sr.,
ATTENTION C(>MRADES^
• ' j».s . , .
Tito members of Canxp MorfAlf, No
8!Mi are earuestiy requo*ted to meet Off
rtday’ 4 March 3otih at Hie Bennett
Nfvrtngs ATfrieultiirial cTtTh house, for
the purpose of eieel ing-delegates to the
OenerXJ and State Reunions Which take-
place noHally, also to nay-oirf annual
due*. Don* 1.'/cts per capita, ftar-
hecqe wiiriA^ey y'ed.
f 4fy order <rf -
A. Merer,
i * * » Comd.
(L K. Dunbar,
’. Adjt.
-Meyers Mill, March 2!l, iiToL
LP^ ji. ) No mimes ha ve Vqn dropped
from the roll.
Red Oak—doseph Bovins,
Rose row ry—C. I# Wooley, A. F. Me-
Lemon*, J. vv. Folk, TV. J. Green.
Sycamore—J. O. GrjHln.
^ FOR »AEE- - ’
A Limited Supply'of Mosg Improved
r F , ererk1n Cotton Seed. *'
\Y rtio or caJj_on
’’ B. B. Easterling,
Barnu’ell, S. 0.
Sen-ices at tlie Church of the Holy
Apostles at li.30a! in and 4 JO p,
on all tiraL third and fiTth Sunday*,^
each month, and at T.30 p m. on all
Wednesdays.
Everybody most cordhflly InyRed to
guend these eervioes.
TK AGEDY aTERTED,
“JnSt In the nick of time ouf little
boy wa* saved’! write* Mr*. TV. Wat-s
kins (>f Pleasant City* Ohio. “Pneu
inonhi had played sad havoc with.him
and a terrible cough act in besides.
Doctor* tYoatcd him. bnf hr* grew
worse every "day. At length wo tried
Dr. King’s New Dhrcofftry r for Con-
suniptiou, and our darling waa shv.-.i.
He’s now sound, and well.” . Every
body ought to knovY. jt> (lip only sure
urc for i^wjghs, C'Olds slid all Lung
diseases. Guaranteed by Creech’s
Plunnacy and-C. N. RurckhaUer,
Druggist- Price 50c. and |J.CO. Trial
htmap free.
EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY
•AT PEOlM.E’d i'll ARM ACT. ,
Fresh Garden Sfied* some astonish
ingly low price* bn field a* w ell as gar
den seed. 1 have tiled and pnvt'd
them good. Our corn iwed Is the eiiVy
of our competitors. Gi ve The I’co •
pie’* Pharmikojr a trial and ho (“in.
ied you call get better seed and
cheape*’ than anywhere else; also IfiO
bushels of Phillips cotton seed lor sale.
Tlie Peoale’fi Pharmacy is a cash
store, therefoie call ttmlersell others a*
credit Stores tiiake the good ! costumer*
pay for all losses. .Get out of the old
rut. sayte moH» y. on niedicintr and seed
hy patronizing The People’8 PUimnacy.
TR Ed BASS NOTICE!
AH persn’u* are hereby forlddden to
enter ibpon the place on which i live,
in Bennett. Spring* Township, known
as r.lte BiMuKT’lace. for tiie purpose of
hunting by d#y dr night, trapping,
fishing, gntlif'rtbg and. removing wood
orstraw. pastuilnx stuck or mmnmt-
t.ing anv otlifir tiiiRia** whatever a*
tliey will be punished to the fulleitteut
of the Hut, ' \ s
K. W. EHJs.'M. .f)
February l^th, ]!M)4.
50 YEARS*
EXPERIENCE
Copyrights Ac.
Anvoae srnatng • skelrh snil description mey
qnl<-KlT necerinln oiirs'ianfea free wl)efli<»r an
luriMilinn l» pmhehly nnienlnlile. (-olfimiiiilrn-
tl.<i:s*(rict1rromldcittfal. HANDBOOK onl'irteuu
eenttreo. TIMcet aironcr for 'KTurinfr patents.
P.-unnr* taken tlimuch Munn A Co. receive
tptfM notice, wilknet charge, iu tho
Scieniific American.
A hsTVSenmely UhiKtrslod wecklr.
cnlstion of «nr e'-tentMa-laimml.
jrcnr: four nionUia, $L BoMbyaf
MUNN&Co. 3C,Dm ^
Itnrpeet clr-
Tfrn.a. ZJ) *„
nett bprtnx*. 011
Sud.
Blacktllle, Hull Pond. F.-tir MHb.
Geoigo* Greek, oh TbUrldity, March
tlivSd.
- Great Cvpress, Red D.tk, Itlch Land,
on hVldsy, Mnn-h tlie 4fh.
Rosemary, Vvdamore. TVIIIDion, oil
Saturday, Marith the 8th.
The- Cbiint^ lioaid will meet on
WinlliPNday, M.artli lt»e IStfij in tli« of-
tice of tlie Cdunty Aiiititoi]; to bbnsidef
gi levancel.
-’W. H Duncaiii
-* ' Gonifty Ahdftor.
Barnwell. &. C„ Feb. 2!f, lH04.
Yexer D. Tormenter 64369,
JERSEY BULI., 11 DA 1) OF GLEN-
DA I.E HERD,
Pronounced unusually handsome-lino
dairy fonn. ” Hit re stretch behind
himf’Hloug evejrv line the finest drfry
blood in tlie world.” ..Jit,hmod and in
'fLiviiluatlty he I* j»t the top of the .l«*r
sey f reed. HI* d*tn tested fiSj-gHlb'n.*
of milk and 23 Ih*., 4 oz i/lal* grand
dam 2:» lb«., U oz*., and his great grHnd
dam 23 Ih*., 3 ozs. of hotter in seven
days ||e has 14 sl-ters giVtrlg a* high
as 224Us. of hotter |r seVeaduvs.
PrgjstgrM Jfirsev”Kelfer* h^pd to this
bulj, and tinee of his sons, all'solid col-
ortpLntnf grand Indlvldnnl*, now for
sale. Write for pedigrees aud particu
lars td
GLENDALE DAIRY,
Bafilwell, ,S- (3.
I am now better prepared td riie’et the tlemahds of my
and trade geheratly. ’HeSides a I.lrge arid sriaciouS store; I
targe and roo'my fot with grind stables frir the exclusive uke
patrons. My entire store force will Have^d hearty wcleditle
their old friends, and will be glad to make as many new acquaint
as possible. *4
We have a large lirfe erf GENKRAj, 1URRCH ANDlSE on
besides the immense stock of goods yet toccJnifc. -
CLOTH!fat), sifOES, DRY GOOD5< NOTIONS, arid
finest line of WHITE GOODS fnr ladies ever offered the trade.
I only make announcement of my removal in this issue; Brit
the public at large, I ask thfat all subscribers to Tuft PfcoHJt
and see what inducements I offar weekly to the trade.
r^—TT"
For Meri,
From above date f offer my entire stock of Winter Obtbing/
Pants, etc r at COS'F • .
For AVoiiicH.
Front above date I ofFer my entire stock of Winter Dress Good^
at COST.
.1
All SexeS.
I'or week beginning 1'ebrtiary
15, ending
n
Februarv ii, I offer
m. j.m
‘DESIAL. SURGEON,
Brauch Office. 025 F 8t.. Waabtuctoti
A
BL^JUiUi..
Will lie at liid BfmiwHT
office every Monday aitd
Tuesday, Biid at hiV-home
office in Blackville! 'every
ill newwlaalcrs. > • ’
.flew York : Friday and Saturday^
ItejlQB. pL 0» - — . '' : ^ —. - - - ,
M0VIN6I
Within the last iff days he has
sold over $24,000 Tvortli of
STOFE. ’ Thai shows
that he handles
the Stock tho
want, at prices they can afford.
Another lot of 30. Beauties
jnst received at
BLACKVILLE, S. C.
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£
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one thousaricT yrirds one yard wide white homespun kt 5c per yard.
- ■’ 1 Verj: respectfulfyj
Hh.tCKVIfjLE; S. Cr
: - PRKTi’Y LARGE*
'I’wo pounil tdmntoe* But w«» mak»*
hciii in oifFgHnlcn right in BiIniwJBI
l ight kind of si‘**il snd.gtv th»in prnp-
oTYiItr'fitTTin' Tlift-O seed* Hrfe wnMl*
16c pv-r puper, umllfid ffefi.
SlKlfipt.
DR. JSO. P. tEE, JR
DENtlSfi
'wiLliston, - - ft.!
(!reFfih!* PfilrriRicy
Will taka i Will \Vork anywhere 1(1 tff* country
i by Mpecial apphliunfent.
WANTED, IVfs'miTion,
HVekfiiy huiI llollj’ l-og*; F
on-eftr 16uiU.
JiiQi>* GivkshoH,
Glmrlcstoh, K. 0.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All person* are hrf-ebv fdrhhldefi
iifici-thi* diU4* to enter upon the Litul*
owned nr Controlled bv n* In Bull
Pond I’ownshlp, Barnwell Corinty for
tin; purpose uf liiinilng, fislifng, IihiiI
ing hw.xv wood; straw Or leaves, pastu
ring stfickrir trespassing In any ifianner
wharever, tindei penalty of pfoSecu’Mon
to the full extent uf the law.
J. (»J Walker.
J. J, owert*.
December 12 th 1963;
►.vi
TRESPASS NOTICE^ -’
All persona are hereby furhldderi- Af
ter tliU (Ihi^ to enter njjnn- Uio IaniN
owned or coirtroTled hy QT" In , Bull
Pon4-Townahfp, Bftrnwell uortnty, for
the purpose of huiuflng, fishing, flxfil
Tug hW»v wrtod, straw’ or leav'ea, pas
turing stock or trcspassfrtg Iq any
msMier whatever, under penalty of
prosecution to the full eXtertt tit tilts
-5— J. P. Grsif,
v . , - Mtl. L. G. Grty.'
Noy. 3d. L&J3.
NOTICE TO THE ?’0W NSllf P COil-
IflSSlGNERS
All ’fownship C( mrnlA*Ipnert #.ni
pleqsc sep ’that thfTf overseers warn
oJi all fiitnd* iLiiU» ro road t1nlT, grr!t
work tlleir CurdA-cutting out Uie right
of wav, and otnfirltlse piftilng in alf
work required by taw, ori their re*
spec the roads.
O. TV. Burke*,'
. , County SUpdf-4uor,
R. C. RehertA, J.r.
Clerk
trespass Norfci.
All persons arwiierehy forbidden trf
enr^r iijion rrt-y Un.ls In Red Oat
Tow nship, lor the piirfiOM rtf hunting;
gdti icing of h.-tullfig awny wonfi of
'Bw*. pailjililng stock, MAKING
ROADS; playing cards, by day rtf bf
uiglifNmr chinfiiltilng any rtibot tfift
pas* wUxtSTff, as ail person* hot ob
serving and ribevfng this notlue will W
prOsechtrtd To ittfe full Extent of Utt
law. X* 0 * D’B. BhelllOjC,
H BnelHng, ft. C.
Fehrliarf’ J2d l£ '
CHEAP iSSURAXct.
For ftafe snd Cheap Inaar
In*ufe ih tfia-i
Barnwell and Bamberg Division
Trie Merest Bkrtaroi.tjrf AitntiuJ
•HoH;
We will ir.turrt only 1.000 memoaig
In this division.
Frank H. rreeob, ~
, , , X Ffeataedt;
John R. SnOliing; *
Scfc. aflil Tfeaii.
-• HEG!$TfUTto NDTtC*.
The R^gUlfatlrtn Book* #llf be oparf
In imrUonft flhhart rth the first ■ondsg
(sale day/ Ih faoh month (luting tbd
yfat HKfS frit thi transaeffon 6f tuwhi
bustnes* as ft fc^ulred by hlfiL
ft.
. . fcbdlttaarf
P. D’L. Black; •
fteeretafy;
NOTICE.
Ah Oyerscers for the year UKi:i will
please sFhiHn to this office at rtVce
their list of hand* for the yenf. By
wrlttfrrypimal Card to me, j/ria wlil
i-ewlvo th^ pro|>er blank* for the pur-
liosirr'-lfon’t fall to give youf P6st Of
fice; X - - •
d. W. Bq.ker.
DR. ALFRED A. PATTERSOH;
DENtlSTj
AI.i.kmjai.e, S.- O., !
VBif* yonf home bf rcqheirf, or will
inskt cngagehieots to prwotlcrt'
t&*\ r ms of ncE._*d
T. B. ELLIS,
Why Use Many Words to Tell You That
... » * ' ■' . * ■ - X ■ •.
The Best
On ILartiv
ARE BABE BY
The Virginia-
Chemical Co*
jt
*
*
*
¥
$
¥
¥
9
9
9
9
9
They have the Best Facilities, use the Best Materials/
and maintain the highest reputation for the'
— . ^ • -. *
evenness and value of their Fertilizers.
tJ/>Q Vir^inin-Carolina Chemical Co.
^ charleston, s. c.
9
9
9b
5
9
9
9
9
RobefFs, Tr„ ,
Ciei k.
LAND FOR SALE. ffW
Tract (rr t-LUri wKhin fix’e mll6s of
Martin Station on theG. & W. C. ft. R
containing uhrer huftdred and fffty *eV-
en Heres, dwelling nnd outbrlldlngs,
thrre borse farm open, the halancfi frr
nd, with a plenty of wafer.
» Eady. For in-fof+aatfon applf
to • JxWrt L. SiBLgTy
MiUedgevJIUf, Ha.
JAMK8 F. I7XAK, LaI’KIK t, Tttjkfi,
.1. ft. ATlfr.trtON.’
Spcctnl attention given to'the crtBt^MiJ
4*1 Inn of w«er-po#rtfa, Rivellng
(Irathage.
A postal card addressed to mekt Mai-
tin. ft. C., rflll ft mlve pfoujpt attebJ
tlofi. out 1-80, ly
three bo
woohlan
Te Vis
C.F. (iHoio, . P. m. tuiiifrttf
tfn. IcKiti. ...
Calhoun & Co*
taiR BR«s: s Atkissox, Lila, AecideqC
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
Xt Law,
BLACCViLf.fi; S. V:
Prompt and careful aftepflrtri to gfl
busItieM. Practice iw *11 Court#, .4tat4
and Fedei'rfl.
: sr Ktyrtetoi '
AH Township Commissioner* will
p’>e«se see that their road*, and' all
bridges under twelve fe#t wide, are pwt
in good condition ai once. Home of the
ToWiftlrtjjik haVe CorrtmotatiOn money
to their eredlf, and thi* must be Ex
pended on the mad* from whieh it was
paid. Please see rtiat the road list* are
•ent ih and thhxe who have paid their 1
Cnmmuution are checked off In my of
fice, so that this money can be properly
expended z- •.
O. W. Barker,
SuperyDor.
R.C. Robert*, Jr. =»• i .
.CWrt, ...
IiIGHTNiNC
Live Stock
“^Af Lowest hits 1ft-
Strongest Comp/
GALHOGi) & GO*
-OFFICES AT-
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