The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 31, 1904, Image 3
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Tl^e Barnwell People.
BATES OF 8UR8CBIFTI0S.
In Advance, per Annum .|1.M
On Time . .fi 00
THURSDAY. llARClj.
4=
«. 1904.
The Tegola* meeting of Barnwell
Lodge No. 1A, Kmghtn of Pvthlaa wtll
be held at their Hat! on Friday jUgfef
at p’clbck. A fUH attwVinniw ll
requested. By order of '
TliR HAGOOD. C. C. ,
Win. McN AB. K, it. »-
Thg chain j^aiig thta \Vpek )a near
Jordan Baptist Church on the Stinson’*
Bridge Road. , , .S'**’
“ Vf., Barkhr, ^ppervlaor.
ttoborts, Jr.^C'lerk.
-
Court at Walterboro thia week.
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The peach crop ia never all killed In
March.
PI fat planting! of corn are coming
up nicely. j
Th!» midnight one fourth of 1901 will
be feone.
Senator Staff rid waa in court on
Saturday.
> 'Will March borrow bluntprlng daya
from April’
Full moon today, for the ieeond time
;hU month.
Tomorrow wilt be #od<l FrldAy.
’iant brunt.. •
The Kaster bonnet bioom& vpite ot
If leather. ^
If! Ah** h*s Hit Uia weather pretty
weW thla'-year.
Mr., j. O. GriHln gave tis a pl<?a*ant
csli oh Friday. ^
The fair sex is oti dteis pai-ade this
prefik^let week. ^
The si'hopl feoyl are doubting the
days until Vacation.
APRIL 12.
The cn/ididatea for the nn«pire*l
term In Congress, Second District, will
show themselves and speak to the vo-
terifof Barnwell County on Wednei-
day. April 12tl). * .
Sorhe i‘otton was plawteil la it .weak-
!;oo Miu'eh will be next month., r r.. > .
Candidate^ card$ are cs$h for tbif
spring and $ummer'$ race!.
A flue phrlor set Mr sale. A big
bargain.. Inquire at S. KrashoffV
Tomorrow will be G-ood Friday for
jTII Foots 4)ay fot-*4u
Is good fdr IHat lired, worri-*
but, exhausted feeling so conl-
tnon irt,the' Spring months.
Old People's Tprilc
strengthens and tones lip (he
stomaeh; kidneys an driver. It
is what you NEED for loss of
appetite and a generally run
down condition.
:Uhree bottles will cost you
$2.00 if it helps you—not one
cent if it fails. Why not give
it a trial? 1 Wt will prepay- ex
press charges to all points.
T The Greatest Medicine "on
earth for old, worn-out people.
Gives you a new-hold on, Jite.
Greeeh’sTharmacy.
Old People’s Tonic $ TOO
J>eF bottle. Write ils.
BABY’S GRIKVA.VChS
t<i
O, lui sorry I came to this funny old
world.
To be jiffgh'd and joggled and. trot
” ted and whirled: ^ — .L.
Unless I’m asleep or pretend tube
io. ■ "
These glktits kll.tlUtik 1 mu«t be on
the go. I '
If I’m H« n lffy <> r cby when 1 wake
troin my nap, • . ^
I ath soon taken lip in tfomebody*
tap* 1
And trotted ahd slinkbn and tossed
to and fro. __
- And then I’m expected to laugh and
to crow, ’•r*
“ When the nqrse takes me out in . my
barrlage bye ahd bye ‘ .
T ._.'Yqu wdtTl^l think 1 might quiet and
0eac*atne He:
- But no as she wheels me along
Uiroiigti the town,
rihe joggles the springs so 1 Jump up
fclfd down.
If I wiggle and squirm, and howl
■for-fellef; _ ~ r
8ne still seems toIrotd her mistaken
belief,
She changes her tack, back and fgrlh
1 am rushed;
Till for sheer lack of breath my
tnrtthrg^ta httsbetl,
Oftentimes my wee mouth it as dry
As a chip,
And «f fresh, cooling water I long
fbratlp, ~
—Not a df*ft do J gbt. because they
Oontihiiik ~ ■ ‘ '
A bfcby tan eler want water to
driub. .C. '
Our wants -irb not many, but qhfe
thing 1s sure,
If grown people knew what we
babies endure,- r
Thfey’d tefy loort leani to interpret
earli tone.
And when we’re good they would let
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Seftlsl
Garden Seed—all kinds, in bulk
and papers.
Early Amber Sorghutn.,
fcarly Orange Sorghum,
fearl or Cat-tail Millet.
(serttiari Millet. +
Top Corn — makes abundant
forage. * *" v ; , .' f
- Coiintfjr Oentiemari 1 Sugar
Corn.
Stowell , s trvergreed Stfga
C&m. v *t~
'* Snowflake Gorrf.’ “tl. 7 ,
StfAwberry Cdtn—rioKsy -
J&arly Goldeh f)efft Corn.
texit* Tafly Gcrtdenf Dwie Corn,
tafty White Debt Corn.
Early 'trtfefcef^ Vafenflfte
BeSn—buibt.
.All seeds soTd in fitfllc ot rfgtf-
^—' iar papers. You get mote try
faking the bulk seeds and
teally think the bulk Seeds' better
/"> Creech’s Pharmacy.'
■I'-'ll- i N ■ -S ■■ — . ■
NoakRaby, the oldest men tp the
United Stales, died In a New Jersey
ho use An the 1st. Inst., aged 132
rr.-- Bd was born In North Caroling
tit ITT*. Blwmetber Was <mte,
ft Indian. 1 It WAX a boast
smoked 120 years, add used
poor to buy
aSd*
Sawyer of Johnston is
sister, Mrs. T. M. WiilUol
bhristians
ners
M is* SalHe
veiling iier
ICIko. -
Addresses of the candidate* fdr Con
gress Hie transferred to fourth p«ge
this week.
I’h'e first snake of the i-eason was
killed on Saturdiiy Jm-TnF 1’koiM b'.s
coal hoiiae.
All the b'st Cklieotrs, <»c. amj 7c.
grades, to close out at T|Jc. and So. jrt
Krasiioff’s.
There l* 1 trouble in every life, be
loved. but remember that the 1GM w ill
*oon be biting. t • o
Mrs II. II. M artin of Blackville paid
a dying visit last wjjtk to lior brother,
(Jotoner Nevils. * — » ^ - '
I’leatv of work stb» : k. wagrins, hug-
gii » and liari^ess at C liarley. Browns
Hill Top .Stablds.
It is 4hl*percd that other Kdg.elleld
men wUi «nter Hie regulitTprlthary for
the fuirtenh in Congress
XV. I,. Douglas’ I’J.Oi) short for
3 0U shoes fur~X2JS">, at 8. Krasio Ilfs.
It has befen delightfulrv quiet .sinev
he Hdjoiirnment of couit. The corn
and cotton Ileitis are the busy places
now.
Reports of the scarcity «f farm labor
-continue They will- be .moie utimer-
«*is whvrn tf^n Urc.-u
plarited Cotton fieidst . -
An Edgefield fanner has tacked at
Ilia front gate a board with this w i lling
on it : “.Iii»t tip jour hat.' Mr. Cainli-
daterand pass on tWs lime.”
\V(||le Loens, white, was, aceording
t6 finding t»f the jury of inquest, shot
add killed ill Denmark Monday night
by his i.?xd;Jicr in law , John Love-
■ijilijor T. B Le« Wa» a wi-l.-ori’e vis
itor on Saturday^ He, is now btHHly
engaged in inti (ding the Seal.o.ird Air
Line’s Ihie liom Atlanta to Birmliig-
ha ni.
After tori ay until Ndvemiief 1st. it
will lie unlawful to kill or cfitch par
tridges, and it will hr* moristroinily
met to slidjt'or capture any wild
hir<ls
V . f
M izistrati* Uimge held an inquest rn
the body »'f a negro rnaii kilieil .Monday
night on Mr. John B. €.i ve’s piage in
Great Cypress. No l*aitioulaf-g" re
ceived. .'
“ ■" :— — . _axu'_. _
Clever ( harlle Brow n s<dd on Mon
lay 20 mules aad one fiorsP'to a rtoiitfi
ieorgia (Umrlor. who said Buriiweflls a
better stock market tiian anyplace in
Georgia. ' •
Last warding, In days more, .and
Krsanoff’s bargains will he golic _
JoTTq J. McMahon. F.sq fl of f’olom-
hla. formerly State anpermtendent of
liication, was one of last week's
bright legal visitors. The rotate is
keeping TifgTfer hdiiTiTS furiirs future-..
- The.first nines of tfTS W41ftston and
Barnwell Graded rseliools will open
the base baH-seasoU-on Satii rdav afu-i*
nopn iH-xt in a match gam** on th*-
giounds of the lat ter. EVt-rj liody
invited to see and share in Lite inn.
Mr Gwen* of Tillman is doing well
HTFr air 01»PTStion by Dr. A^ ISHlmne
Patterson (of- pus in cliest e.i*\ !ty. Mr
Ow ens I* a aonju-faw of t 'apt. f reoch.
and tlie frleini* of the family Will be
glad to kdo\y of hi** well doing.
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311 inch Androscoggin Bleach. 8?Jo.
per yard at s ftrasltofl j.
On_Mondaiy Mrs. Acenia Brahlmn
gave bond i0 the sitjn f.V'fi to answer at
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DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE MEETING.
Barn Well, S. C.. Marcb OT.lOW
The County Executive CommltMi
will meet at the Court House at 1*1 ill.
on Monday, ApriJ4ih, for the fMirpijte
of arranging for tlie Congressional prl-
to be held April 23d.
W. C. Smith,
, . , . Chairtnan.
\V. Hi Duncan, Sec’ty.
.'V.
ferisoirAh services
, Hours of Service* at the Church of
the |lo|v Apostle* in Holy week and
bn Easier D»V*,. u
Tgesda.v before Easter : Services and
address 4:30 p. in.~^
Wed no *ii ay before Easter: 4 -.30 p. iij
M iondr Thursday : 4:30 and 8 p, m.
.Good 'Friday : 11 alb a. rri. and 8 j).
hi. .' „
Knster Day : 11 :30 a m. and 5 p. in
All persons most corilTaTry tTIvtted.
a:
TLCYDt DATES:
Jqdge W. A. Gyles announces tiiih-
self a candidate for rgelection as Magis-
trite ut "Blackviilm
Coroner Isaiah devils aHojonnpej
TiiTnself a candidate fdr^rreleclion
Coroner in tliis weeks Usure.
■
Frnf. W. V. Marciiant makes an
hoii’ici-inent of Tib candidacy for th*
uffica of County S.-^erinteiident of E’dv
u'catibii. V
Prof W. W. Hart’* announeenieiii,
of Ills candidacy for- tlie of1i*e of
County Superintendent of Education
is published today.
Hon. Geo. If. Bates announces him*
self a candidate for tlie Male Senate in
today’* issue.
Hnh. W. CT Smitli’s card nnnounchTg
iiim-elt & candidate for the State Sen
ate is published today. V
The announcement of Capt. 4V. T.
Walker’s cahrUdacy Tor the ollice of
Shtnif is published today.
6ECRKT OF ftUcckfld.
A -very eminent Boston lawyer brtce
told u» a secret qf bis succes* He
said: “Mv first statemeht of a chstf'
,Wai l»e taken in by two or three of the
jury, bu.t J sometimes lyive to go oyer
the same ground hsif A dozen times bo
fore..till of iheiin understand H
The illutlngoished Samiiel Hoar, fs-
ther iif the present senator^ oige said,
to X jury that the ca*’f wa< •olperfrCtlj
plain that he would not Insult their In-
telligenco by arguing It. The Jury re
turned. In. a few inlrmfs* with, a verdict
against him and when fhf astonUliejl
lawyer asked the foroihAy Uqw^thc jury
RonltJ have returned pubh a verdict, he
’rece.lv«d this answer: v ]
• The fact is. Square. all agreed
that .if anything cpitld he said fora
ease Square Hoar could say It. and os
yoy didn’t say anythlijjt. "f concldded
(o render a verdict ag’iu you.” r '~
If
you
1>lQ.
tni>,
two Ties;
would know the flavoi- of a
Ttye juicy, sweet, the spk-eiTnd
you must . ,
Be pat’ent till the fiery core is cool,
And, Idle a little deeper than the
' , crust. .
If yoft'would know- the Havorof H man—
God’s mud pie, made of Eden’s dew
and dust— ■
Be patient till lovj’sflre has warmed
iitm through,
And look a little deeper ihan the crust.
_ WattraeloB asd
7 Cantaloupe Scedi;
W o lmv<* on Inlul KOI.If!
OEM nmt .EDEN
Watermelon,
SPRING-6
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S'
ALSO,
ivOCKY roun CA^T.U
LUDVIG feEED; wlticH Svc
LADIES v
|»s-« •-•/*«
My Spring bress Gbods liave arrived, inaking the greatest
vaHety ana newest styles ever-shown in Bhukville, from Sc
LaWVtd-the lirtest Niin’s Veiling, Noiilsdoks* Orgaiiiies*
will be £l»(i to supply in Batiste, India Linen, petsian Lawn, Egvptiah Dimity, Dotted
IViitc iti; Seed -Swiss; Madras, Linen Crash, Fantahie AUaivels, Manilla Cords
~ "Zephyi - Ginghams, Percies; Co’orvd Satin; Duck, Scotcl
Lawiis, Cleotra Madras, Silk Noyellies, etc-, etc: „ i
My lines of Spring Shoes are the best selected-andprettiest
qunntUlei.
guBmnteed fedrlivd.
('ii-ceir^ Dlulrihticv;
TOR s.\t.r.
A l.lmited Supply of liu'g* lihprbved
PetcrMn C«»tton Seed.
Wrlie'ob t-dll tin , '.
B: B. Ea«terlUig;.
Barn Weill'S. C.
1’
PRETTY LARGE.
Two pound tomatoes. But we nuke
them lu our garden right In Barnwell.
Toil can do tT'tno If you wiil get-the
right kind of-seed and give tliem proji-
er attention. The-e- (-ecd* die worth
l^e per* papei-, mailed frejo. Will take
stamps: '
. tlroecli’* Pliiirnuu-y.
t+ SAVKlitllrt i.kO,
A. Danforth of Lahrange, Ca .
anft'ered f»r aix idonths with a fright
ful rnpiilng ixire p’p 111* leg! tuit w rite*
tluit; Buckleir* Arivic^. Sa’ve, wholly
curb*! it in five dsAa^Kor Ulcer*,
\Vouiid-*, Pile*; it’s tw’ife'StwiAiyb; .Hi
k tlie 'W-oriil. Lure . guaranteed. ; Only
j*~> ein.tSold. tiy ( n-eeh’* Pli^miacy
and C. Ni ButeKlililter,
ever ottered tlie trade. Ladifes, cmc and
Strapped Sandals, trj the Various styles! !
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GENTLEMEN
3»“
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'|fe . r.’ Si A . (•)
» . , '•.'•Vi ia>• -fViY?'IT'.f (iViyi{•,’i 1.^i»{/•)(•.,•}
My Spring,Clotliihg, both in suits and pants, has arrived;
the best variety and latest styles, best qualities for least money.
My Slides both in high clit and low Cut styles, Hats iVi
latest shapes, Shirts, underwear, etc., also here for inspection.
TRAGEDY aVeIM ED.
‘•Just in the nick of tibu» N Ot
b<w was saved"” writes Mr* - »V^ W,aiA
\M* of Plejo-unt ( itv, Otiio. ,'Pneu
EVERYTHINO FOR EVERYBODY
- AT PEOFEK’A PH A KM ACY.
Fresh (jardep Seed 5 sotiie aMonlMi-
ingly low |*,rlcc*« on held as wel! a* gar
den seed; 1 hfiye tribu ati<l jir ivi'd
tliem good, (jur i:ofn iwfd i» the ?hvy
gf tmr .g *air>eRtors'. ; ._ <Hve . The I’eo-
pie’s Ph«rpin<iy .-vi -trinL nlid be coll -
Vlmcd yod c,an get better see<i
ctieape r tlniq aiiywhere else* hI«o Ifd
r thuni
i ^w.Lfe5L , ?het»'Of.JJWini|i* cotton seed lor saltgi
'ipjiTtm I’eiuble’a I'lianuacy Is a, cash
Store, therefore can .uiidefayll other* ns
—■ Awaif;> :
In I'fTeriug myself a* a candidate fbr
the otlice ol SiiperlntendrntTof Eiiuca
lion of Barnwell Oouniy 1 want to say
that I w'as born, and raised in two
iiiiic* of tile ( oui.t House; that 1 went
to tiic fruiH in tlie war between Uie
States will'll only 17 years old and
ouved in the 2d A cillery for foiir
years; tiiat I came from tiie war arid
entereii the school room as a lirst grade
teacher,;u:vd have «er\ed my country
in that l-apacitv for o<-<% tliirty ^ear?. 4
Now l nt-i w-ijling to give to my e.urny
tv nil that 1 have gained by this eX-
j pcrlence. ai»«l seyca you-to tUe tu st di
u»y nhiilty-—if you. by your si-.flrage.
will place the where I can ilo^so. 1 altj
a lieumd^at in all that the word ihi-
(ilit-s. and believe ibat-the colored man
siiotiid educate tiie colored man.
* W. W. Harf.
monia liadjolayed sad iiav.oo wi.th bio»
Ami a terrible cough set 111 besides. *
Doctors' treated' diiiri. hut. he grew
worse every day. At length we tried
Dr. King’s New Discovery for ton,
sumption, .-inilsinr uarllng w as ,s:ive<l. -
I-Be’s tigW -Moiuul^gud Y*/ 1 *” -^Every-
body ouglit to know, it’s tlie only sure
cure for Cough*,-Colds and all .Euug
diseases. Guaranteed hy # Ort-ech’s
i’liariiuu-y and C. N. Rurcklialter,
Druggisj. - Price otk.-. and $l.tO. ’ftlal
bottle free. —
the ne.2t term pf tlid (.'*>urt of General j irx-.^iand S r
AT M MYER'A milt..
Catot) Morrall. 89(S. Us C. V. w as le
organizerf on Ffidyv by*, flic teelectioh
of the former oiilgersj. W Uilinore
Simms, Esq., a gallaqt. vfttefnn-uf the
lost cause, was called oii for a speedi
imd delivered an eloquent, instructive
aliil well appreciated addr««s on tlie
war between tlie States. The dirnief-
served and enjoyed was a spleiftlid"'
fe.iVtWf excellently prejvared footf, fill
tiie better f<ir being iuonieniade. -
The Bennett Springs Agiicultiijbtl
ChiH came out of winter quarters, tlpl.
\\. Jt. Owens being elected.J’reaidcut
:in*tC'apt. >V. P. B.-iilev, Secretai y-.
Owing tfTthe lateness of the hour the
snbject for discussion. The La
Question in the Month, wa« continue
(he.next monthly meeting. * _ ^
.It was decided to*, btiibl liefore tlie
next meeting a suri'Uaritial shed, -S hy
Sd feet for club niirpo«es and a‘strong
table f<rr the juijoymeut of future g'-i^3
dinncia. ~
GRAND JURY
Fob B.irihtia; CocntT,
For Ai>tIl lUliJ«04.
abor
t-d to
J G Rhoads,
•E~L~8iiii'h.
K P Phasst reau,
S E Zorn,
L W Fcivdvr,
K M Sutton,.
,1 J Sanders,
L A tl)|Jins, .
IbiTlt! B irr,
Henry P!a\ tier,’
I. P Kliisev,
J II Kinard.—
Fr+tsi W'kkk. I’Krn Ji'kors.
8 J Still;'
Bi-ii Jones,
John 11 Barr,,
J K Stokes,
J K By id.
II A Wright,
J C) Carter. ' & A Aver,
WDDikfkC J J Carroll.
John M r»e88tnger,~T' J Walker,
M J Ray.
W-B Moore.
J A Bassett,
J W Wil.oii,
credit stores diake tlie good custuiiei s
pnv for all losses.'. 1 'llcta^ut of iiie >
suit, save nion y-qn iii«(qi’;iiic and I
»ij K fratroiiifling The People’s Pliarnii
tjNbicRJJONTRACT SOT 1 < E
r: Myemirc Stdtk i have marked down at figures apparently
iinfeaSonable. ,
Come antLsee, and if pleased buy, but as a special induce
ment to my tradt! and in order to gcfmTydrTeTTds aTid patrons to
come and Hlspect my line. 1 offer my line of Spring Clothing at
10 per cent discount, and when 1 say this 1 mean 10^ pur cent
less than 1 ever offered my goods previous to this.
Very Respectfully;
MONEYT0 LEND.
I am prepared to negotiate lonns on
improved farms for tive years, partial
payments; inreicst.h per ci-nt on loans
under $ 1,000 ; 7 per eenr, on loans over
$1,000. Don’t write, conie and *ee me.
■ J. O Kin iRBgox.
Bai uwell, S. C.
Aov ao4-jill AarSop* aye lierchv Jor
bjti*|/en to give enijiloymeiit; >iui
shelter to Jenks Roberaqlt' w.lto Is .uu-.
jer the *t''o*'g* > * i t lii.'olitig «ouira,ct to
labor for me umi. wJio, without cause
ami witjipiil permission, has fejt my
-premises and emplo.t nieiir,.as any nntl
kU p?r»Ai jA-iliploying, Itidjhg or sln i-
icring him win he pro.v-ciited to the
full extent ol the lavv.
,,, J* J.JK Bolen.
Elko. S.T., March to, 1004.
•f ‘ .»•. *
Zeigler Bros, tine Ladies $hoe< $2 25
qttn tty fbr -ft .kfit $3.0© qhaHty for
25,' at S Krasiiof/’*, .
)T yUTOW |s the time to l,ny improved
oT iX
>: BLACK VILLE,
VV. Cornet' Lartigue Stfeef and Raifroad Avenue*
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FARMS FOR SALE. DR. JNO^ P. LEE, JB
farprs eioMtfk. iuii ^Ite.anrr
now ihkn tliey wjlfev* r bo again.
Only a limited tyimb.-r for sHle. jx i*
the only safe aild substantial Im-i-st-
Mieffl, Tim' deriiand .1* incfelslng.
price* are'ntlvanclng ami vve cannot
add one acre tq the n ot l<jVsupply.
It is tlie prevailing opinion that we
wdll nerer ae»low prieetj eflttoti qgnlu.
I hLs uiciins higher price* fqt; tha faruis
that pmjuce the lleecy Itaplil.
I btfer the follow ing farms for sale at
very low prliHja for the next 30 davs,
te-;ni* cash, or o-ie-fotirth ca-li. balan* ?
Tflanking riiy ciisionioTa for tlicir unc.Viimjilcd paiidii*
(luring tlie Winter Canijiaigii, I take jdeaiul’e lit
fully pTepitfed to frivc
age
stating that tlie
4*1 t •
spring
the
■■PIR . , 3? ‘
' J8.J news of land in \Vl li-ton Thwii-
shlp, 4)artlv in the corpm ate limltsN^f
the tuwh iff Elko, 1 .nice dwelling
house ami tyitrii* and nables. Fine
day . laud, nearlv all in, v.ullivatioii,
small portion in good pine timber, rents
well. l*iIce $1,312.60
l). S. Hair plane,-150 acres, 2 build
ing*. Boundaries,'V. by land* of Mia
Darling Best, E. by Turkey Creek. S.
bv estate of Allen Hair, . by J? O.
Hngoou arid 4. L.
Pii.-c,
R. E. Wo«*lwnf«l place 12d nde.«,_2
WuMdfHgs, Boiiiidarie**: V. py eetapjot -
K. Miller, JC- h.v Jvrdap Branch, S. ny
ami \V. bV
JfTrtmnak,
I D Felder,
Hessjotfato the charge, of hilling her-
KniSEuto; Xtkl w-a* Y'l-TeasPj TitTiit ctlg-
tody, : “
A year ggo tbi* piiptr expres-^il the
opinion that a good vvqpian could deaf
triorfe money raUlng thicken* than, an
average husband could making cotton,
ariaThat tfetief remain* with tis. But
the trouble lies in the man’s n*>t gtv-
fng tjie wife her right*—food aiftl cnojis
aridthelter for her fowls, though lie’s
reatlv enough to enjoy the breakfast
Try or dinner pH>»
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Dr E Jfl. Foteal tLa jpiw president
of Furmritn Hnlyecslty, lias acCeptMwn
invitation to deliver the annual aihlress
Iwforc the ysiudeuts- oi tliew-J4iackyJ[je
Greded School on Friday eyeiifag. May
tile 20th: Dr. Poteat ini> a riatjqual
reputation asPan ofator, aiKLI^yoyddw
ervd qce of the strhuirot men ttint .th«
BaptisU have, ami Ue__liiis never-atl.
dressed a bettvr audience tkaii ire will
hgve at Blackville. . ,
for sale
Move Dickinson,
ESLGd)r r
Jt C Gibson,,
G J Hiers.
Jessie C Folk;
Fsnse Fail,
J I! K :irse.
Geo F Lightset.'
B T Zeigler,
A Klr^h,
J F Brabham,
W S Hamhi rg,
KUTHenrserr
]{ 1, Risiirer,
J A Vernon,
G i* Sense.
Tonll in liocd of work stock Suit tut to' -nU ptirpo8cs\aii(l at
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tlie prices that hav<? plcasciLand»profited so Hian^X^cfod
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people: , _
- JEST BBC El Y ED!
Another Car Loath
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^ Four Horses,
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^ Tiventy-fonr Muies;
That wartt gdod owners. -
This may be the fast Impbftulidnr-of Hie ^asoff, Xo'
don’t wait. Delays “dkc ddiigeiH'iits.’ y Odihc at once td
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Blackville, S. C.
i fsdfrrXJft Indian.
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THE COMMON PLEAS.
Thotyurt waSTadjoiirned sine file at
nightfiili on Saturday. Dilrltij* the
s»'*<ioii t*f nearly nine, days (.iY jury
ensgs weye disposed of.
'F. HrCreech va Southern Railway.—
verdict for difendanfr
Geo, D. Kirkland vs C. & W. t. R.
R.—:M istrial. . , v * ^_
ilHlciiin Wright v« Southern Rail-
way—verdict for liefenilant.
L K. Hoq'rter Vji W. U- Tel. Cri War.--
diet for $51)0 for 7 plain tiff; motion for
n£\y trial refused.
_JL M x Roberts v* Southern Railway
—verdict; for (lefehdaiii; new trial
granted. . '
Emma William* vs Southern Rail
way—verdtet for defeudant. JaDlion
tor hew trial whbdrawri
E'otiKideru&le equity bugincs v/as dis
pose^ of. .
Twcn-ty-onc cases on fl-.e rostdf were
untouched. They go over to tlto**|>«»
ciat tefin to be held in May. _A* the
Bar asked this special tty in ‘‘to clear
the .dockets” tins attorneys ctniV-.erned
will have to be well prepared/ Loth as
toevldenc^ind’law, to olcar--:he con
gestion in four week*. I
A* presiding Judge the Honorable
George ErLriuee won and ^Xnaiutained
tli’e TTlgh co'ntfdence and esteem of both
lawyers and laymen. -He- is very
learned in tjie profession to which he
vftntion Hi the mirrrtagc on the .TUI' has tjetltcated his faTenf#; quick to ap
prox at the residence of the bride’s Prelate tlie true issue* in case* and of
nio'her of Mr. Steplien Siuiih Fur*etJ? ne ' ' V **H balanced judicial tempera
Jr., and Miss Mima Clarke* 1 daughterTHinent, holding the scales ^Ith even,
oL Mfs. Mfio March rtT Bavafinah. Onr
bestcoiigratutations eilttorial and per
sonal are extended to the good son of
! a line father and filire'mother and to
Iron safe and store fixtures
tery cheap at H. Kraanoff's.
Mr.C.6. F. Hammond, formerly of
the Barnwell Oil Mill, now planting
txtonsirely in Beocli Island, says that
the Boll Weevil Is hire, (iiit It was;
brotighi frorw^exas last year in gptton
seed meal shipped to dfeorgia and
South CafolibH for fortllizing purposes.
As‘‘Kit© HamnuHid is ns truthful in
-tolkiiig to-«he.n a* flelorgo Washington
Tarmbrs are face to falre w Rh the grent-
t menace that hipj ever threatened
em. -r
iThb Pxopf.x i* lionbred with sn*' in-
Why Use Many Words to tell You That
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On Bartht
ARZ RAHE li
not ] the fairs weet Georgfaiyflmver that he
too j ha« -won to bless and brighten all bis
I future happy years.
imiumUl band. In social life he is a
very thorough and accomplisbed geu-
fienian. '•> - . _
TKb King of Coyca. doesn’t know
whether his country is to bis lost,
arrayed or stolen. >
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|| ZSf)Q Vireinia-Carolina Chemical Co.
2 CHARLESTON. S. C. ^
The- Virg'inla-
Chemical Co.
J. Ashley, E. A W. by
S. by J. A all ley,—
fiarley-.Place—6">0 acres; 209 /-learedr
liaDuipeiu wo >d and, timlM-r, 2 tenant
mi place, dwelling recently
bp rued, 7 mile* from B atTiwcJI Court
Hoiisq, on public mad.
Bounded .by lauds of WeiitHFr*.l*ee_.
tpeter. - Jr-i>. Pattyrsou. -jam** ‘1*11iy-
and'E. E. ratterson.
Price $3.-500.00
R, C. J* W r . Halforil plyec, I.vO #^;rc».
1 building- Ilouiidiirfes; by land*
of J. M. A J. F. Halfords ft. bv Aihnn<lti
Uajrd4w'> B by Tbmuas f kinm-lly aud J.
E. Cade, V/. by Alisa E.jLLXIwi-ii.
- -J-nJ'iicC. lb,")©
CIXCJVVILUSTON,
Will work any wiiero in
by soeclrtl appointment.
DeHTISTc
countr*
FlNG' L DISCHARGE.
. Notice I* lierqby given that the n»^
denJpmd will, <ur Wednesday, April
j (itbjJbOl. fllp 1»Ih ilnal account with tho
Probate Judge for Barnwell County
March 1st, 11*04.
public road io Onipgctij.rg,
es tale Of J. Duticaii A Iren.
Trice, fl.iJOO
J. A. RountrPb place fli* acre*. HmHJt
dieg. Boundaries.: N. A W . by tatwls <
of S'-eLi Peacock, E. by laud* trfmcrly
ow ucd liv J. Sanders and Miss K.
Rountree. S. by- land^ of Ssatideis and
S. F. Harley.. - - _
. , Price, $asO
J7U.« A. Hatiliinynn place. dTacre*,
2 building*, Bmindarlcs: Parted tlie
n^ tn 'f \| OI av M V i l ’' n n n n°!!' KEGfSTRATION NOTICt,
A<IJo!f»inq[ IhihIa M.4V . a ham lUiley, . ^
Jo*e|di Ashley amlMrs. K. 4‘iill)ot The ’U-glstr.ition Books will he opeW
Price,^400_ in tiie Cmirr llori<e on the first Monday,
Floyd A n«nkin*oh pt.iee; h.'l acre*, $ (sale.^b^y )^ln efccji month (luTlog thg
bn lining*. ItoptidarleM: N.by hind* of
FRED A. PAITERSOH;
DENTIST.
Allf.ndaEk, S. (j,;
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Visits your- home by request, or wf|^
,ui*ka eiigrigrinpuf.* to pracflca
tarxi' IIJS OFFICE .
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7*. B. ELLIS, Jr M
Surveyor and Civil Engmekr
SpceluLitteptiori glvep to the conipn,
tiRion of water-powers, leveling and
tiralnqge. , -
A postaleard addressed to mo at Mat-
tin, S. t:..-tsUi rfwive proi.irn Htun*
Hon. . , oet 1-30, ly
Ila>ikiu*on and
year lb,M fiif tbj trausactitui of suck
busiurift.ns is required by law.
W. ,1. It* xley,
Y*1 r tep-'''yanp: ' -V —-—-—.— Chair moA --
7 . . F. D E. lllai k. F; r “
Bee rerary.
C. P. CalhocB, P. M. Eukin^tir
\Tm. McSa
Calhoun & Co.
• K>Miforti ria<-e—-J.’.'f :u-tea. hem-tv all
cb-a
PIPE,
residence, I reiTanui
-I -irr ■ ■ -f9®uae
*t:»ble^ , ! 1 near Elko.
Houmled by puidi/e ^oad leading
from Blackville to Elko.'ami land* "f
>i. It, Hair, Alice D. Toe&sOO, Offoiu,
N. 11. isLuisell.
Prlcea tea-tonahle and term* easy.
Apply to J. O. PATTERSON,
Barnwell. K. C.
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AND-
Veier D. Torinentfr .64369,
JERSEY bell, head of 0LEN-
, DALE llERjx,
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Pronounced unusually .bandsomo— fine
ltstTy~formr ^-Tlfuro slfoteh ■ behind
him along every lino the finest dairy
blood'in the World.” ByTtb/otl and in?
dividuality he i« lit the top of the Jer
*ey breed. His dam tc-ted * s } gallons
of milk and 23 thTf/, J o*,.; Iiift' grand
dam 2.3 lb*., Hoi*., and bi«.great grand
rtanj 23 Ihs , 8 oz*. of hutUir in seven
day* lie lias 14 si>ters giving a* high
as 22 lb*, of butter in. seven davs.
Registered Jersey heifer* bred to thl*
bull, aud three Of Ijiisoii*, all solid col
ored »nd grand individuals; now for
sale. Write for pedigrees aud particu
lars to . , . .
GtENDALE DAIRY,.
Bartlwcfl, S. U?
Live Stock
INSURANCE
—At Lowest Rates In- •
Strongest Comp&niesb
CALHOUK & C6
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^ —OFFICES
The BANfC OF JIARNWELL
they jure the Best Facilities, use the Best ['laterals,
gnd ninjnt-itp the highest reputation for the
- evenness and value ot their Fertilizers.
TRESPASS
ICE.
All persons are hereby, forbidden af
ter,thl* date tq enter upp>V the land-
owned or controlled by u« in Rnll*
Pond Township, Barnwell County, for
the purpose qfjututing, lisbing, haul
lug sway «yood. straw or leave*. pAs-
tpring. stock or tre*pas*4ng. in any
tnsnncr 1»batever, under penalty of
prosecution to tbe full extent'of the
'law,
J. V IJ. <• ray.
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