The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 12, 1904, Image 3
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BarnWell People.
B11*ES OKSlTRMi’lIPTiOJK
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( In Adyaiio^'per Anniirii
On ririiicu. ;^uj ii'lto
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TH l lj , k8DA*5r, MAV 12, 1!>C*.
( The Chain fjnrig Will ,t»o nt kiirec
.Crojs BomiJh till V&nut I'rlday. ■ u»f*
wenV. when, they will Hibvjj to
/Branch, iieur M r’rt Xt'llo Allen f fi
Hn Altenilitle Tbwntik’jn, t
O. YY, .Barker,^npervisor,
rt*. 3r.,
Robcha*.
Clerlt.
The fca«t winds Wought bkd luck to
tho fishermen
H'aS'T.ED—«A copy ci( Tu* Fcoplk
of Mi«rcl. 17lh, 1904.
Mr.Fred Falketufein is ffom
Columbia thU week.
ftpeolil syhool tax elcoilon it Syca
more on next SHttntluy.
Monday was the warmest (fay of the
yiear to tfifte, 8U degrees.
The gHp of the candidate 'ritcceeifs
the ferippo o( the doe tori?.
'Ot»n.lld«i^|f4|. ate ea^ii for tbi>
Spring and |iHutl>er < g race'?.
, The long jiromfsefl new depot fdr
Wil!l*ton la njll to the wood*.
Mr. J'. A ‘Porteir spent Sunday with
MivC. F. Petdihian at Johnston.
The candidate grip N _ getting a.
stronger hold on the hand* of the peo-
pl«. _ \ '
Miss Marv F.lizaltetli Pate and pa-
rent*. vlsnted Ifarn^ ell 1cIndred la*t
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THE O^URT - , — .
Last week the jur.lg»„ found verdloti gAk_ll C^ppOiyt^lIlI'ty
,|n six cite*, a non suit granted In oh*
.caae and demurrer tn complaint a^a-
f tafned in ono J&m
tteard 3MI"l9atgra*y^r s ‘ ^
Tills
llli.iwd
?*.ng 'the whippoorwill
Utc-u.eaUuu'-us.. badly as
'When thev a si
V, ' %J .»
the |> r i c e of o u r
FRENCH O A M-
RRIC ’Writing Fu-
per. They can't iiii*
derstaiifl now a pa-
per r of such a line
quality can he sold
at 2.‘> centS/df pound,
and just think! It
t a k e s over f o u r
quires to woi£;h T.
jtound.. Wo f 6 it 1
quite sure that y5uf
liaye never seen a
ih
• c ’ w
s t a 11 o n e r y. >> e
have jusLieceivcd ah-.-
other larjxe shipment
of this fine station-
ery. Fnve lopes
the latest patterns t<
match.
BARNWEliL. S. U
lleadquarlera
Cantp Edwin Belliftger.
All incmher* of Camp Edwin Belllm
feer of ItarnwcU will meet in Sheriff'.
OlHoe on Saturday ai J o'clock p. m. for
the purpose of electing ‘delegate* and
paying annual dues, lljr ttrdetv— ♦
Geo. K. Kvan,
CodlniaiiUcr.
If. A. Jenkl ns,
~e—- Seci'ircarr,— — ■.' • '
■ >C K,
‘CamcC.J;
j 3 O.H, u. 0. V-
. - ' May I'iihf.
Comntdes: Our camp will meet
Rycamnre, s: L'.. Mity li at I p. m. for
the pilr(K)*« of reorganizing and elect
ing delegaio m the Mate Convention
bud paving annual dues.
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at
Baniwell, S. t'.
To the Democratic
VveirGounry.
. Fellow Cltliens:
tOih May 1(101.
of
T ote
r*
Darn-
An election (o tUl the existing, vn-.
tancy in the Congress of the t'niled
States from the Second South Carolina
District’ wiH be held o.n the ITth inst.
Uur fellow cltiien, lion. Tlieinlorq ■<i7
tJroft; nCAilcct*; bps rercTTeil trtm-f+em—
bcratle (iviinination add is entitbii to
btlc loyal support.
.•a The Republican party. I* wary^and
Ivatchfulanil ever ifpnn the alert to
seize itpdii any opportunity we may
through neglect leave opini to,.them..
It Is, therelore, uur patriotic.dutv tfq
ItiTif oilt dit the ITth instant and vote
foV Mr. Cioft. dllr CHndidate. Add uji-
hold now and ever the banner ol De-
hiocrgcy.
v Kcspehtfhlly.
. V Robert Aldrich, •J. f'
County Chairman.
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“1 wif.i.iiiJY It back.”
(f. C. Creech’s Remarkable tVny of
♦ Belling MF-o-^ug. Oie/Flesh FormiPg
Kmid.
Jbst ffsk qniggist J. C Creecli wliat
he tliMiks of Mi o-nii. It will not take
you long-to ask him, but it will take
fiim some time, to tel I you all jfbe good
things hjb iTnows^f tliiy'rcrfiarkable
flesh forming foodT “
It is natural for peoplS to douht, hut
Yvhen Druggist .f. C. Creech frankly
bffers to biiv hack ahT empty boxes
when Mi-o rfn fail* to ^restore health
and increase the weight, and” return
the full arrforfnt of money pftld, It sl-
tqnoei the doufi'ters and they cannot
help brft feet liiflit Mi-o-na is ar^nn-
hsiial and tenia tkable preparation,
flaed fot a liitle whfle, thlafesh form-
fug food wMlf sltovyvthat it aCtualTy fur-
nishea real muirlahnient. regulate* di-
a!ml. itw.re^aeg,.yeight
lias
Jhe
other prophets.
n —--'•A''. ■ • !- ~ J ' H V T*'
The drought has caused mtych land
intended for watermelons to- be trails
ferred to king cotton’s coop • ,
For buggies, wa’gons, harness or
any thing in that f'nie. call on Charlie
Brown uiuF‘he w ill do the rest.
A country'(tveathcr prophet predletk
a wetSummcfr in payiucntof the Wtn-
tcr and Sprlog sliortage in rain. -
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BuP' and Barred Plymouth tltock
eggs in anytinnntilics for sale by ‘
■ J. Allen Tobin.
The Crangohiirg District Conference
w ill meet at Springfield on ntaxt Wed-
TJ^sdiiy and continue iu 0 session five
days. > . . ' ",7 ; -y
'I'hc Confederaie Veterans will cap-
fuce Charleston <ni Tuesday next and
hold it three dayr—the nuiHial_ bta,le
reuiiloiiv
State i;ii|*erliitendent of Tldncation
Martin setrds out today ^-flo/HiO dispen-
sarv money lor the. public schools of
the State.
M r*. Wayne’ll. Eaves, a most esti
mable ladv of \Vi!liiton 'townslifT 1 , suf
fered a severe stroke of jniialy sis pu
'J'hursdav
One Of hist week's pleasantest letters
0111110 I'cnm Mi. I . T. formerly
of this t-p uiiy but now in iiijwaultce,
"Wisconsin.
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Mr. John A. Weathershee, formerly
of WiHsronf i* a candidate fpr' tl.v
Hquae of Represeutittivch from Orange
burg County. 1 M "
Bishop Klli«on Caper* will adminis
ter tue' fi’gTii of eonti rmati<iTi , "in "lie
Clmrcfi ol the lii iy Aponlcs, lliini
■' well, on tlie "1st inst. '*■
A 'i'. Woedivard l>q, of Vitldosta,
f?a. visited Gol. E.. W. Ypiiinaii.* list
week.' Barnwell won'Q have been glad
to welConte him ngaih'x^'
Hpcriwt Jmfge Prince is winning
prince y rerfUatlon aif.ong hotli K Ja«>
yer* anil li.y «iea by diis ability, (ni-
parlhuily. read:nes*-yir.d high courtesy.
r The vote <jaaCIn tlie second primary
for Congre.s eip^atnrday wa» quite
-mal) H .Mr: Cro't haVTfrg-Sjo opposition.
The Drillucraiic rtrlc, however, requir-
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— Times mav he hard -and the outlook
nine but Tobin’s Millihefy f.as liappi
ness in -tore for lovers of bcautifitl
bfu gaais.’ sffteeidvertisement in today’s
paper. ^
The Bamberg county cong&rvtjon en
dorsed Senator’ Mavticd for _ tho^-Dill
terin in Congress, and lianipton paid
like honor to Kx-Goveruor Me
Sweeney,
Rev. G.' N. A»kew .will preach at
Sinvrna on ni^xt Sunday, I'f'.ster A- V.
Hair being jtway for ftiree weeks in tyt-
te.ndAnce upon the .Southern Baptist
G*«liveution, Xa^htille, Tenn.
Rndicai changcv^ie expected iti the
div a.4n-dofc oyer the Sotitbem.
jl will pass Bain well a bon* i> p. inland
.!i about !nd() jr. m. Fi>r both incoming
a:i.i out going mall* the change will be
TTeh^se towards the-Koby's-Ifttcf. era.
Rev Clia*. Cabarusa, why haS
served »<» acceptably as liector of the
Church of the Holy Apostles the past
Winter and Spring, will soon return to
his summer pastorate at Flat Rock, X.
C. The heartaof all his thick ami
friends will go IfrHlyabitle with this
cultured gentleman
The cause of m.i»f>*ons will be ewiisa-
ed at Salem Church on Sarjirday ncifr
with services both'Mioruing amLafter-
nooh. There will he preaching on
Sqnday mornlhg also. The pastor.
RhV. Jf I.. IIiiTlev, expects ti) (fo~f7o tlie
l>istrict (’onfcrcnceuit SptiugrteM npxt
week with alf homo and fotvign tuis-
A ' .
wererl —
Thl* week’s work fp Tuesday' pight
consists of one nopsq'.t, a verdict sfnd a
third case in,progfcSj', ^tter speed is
being made than at ahy previous extra
term. , .. I\ , .
Among the prominent visitors in at-,
tendance noon Cnuf%'th.is~ , Week are At
torneys.!. F. Izlar of Orangeburg J.
W. Birnweil (if Cbarieston 8 G, May-
field of Denmark E. T. Izlarof Ocalrf,
Fla-.O. Duncan Bel(li)gf>r of Columbia.
A ttrirnevs Confibr and Tobin of the
Cbiiiity l^i- are in court this week. > ;
oiften j^rese’nfed to the public.
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CANDIDATES.
- Mr. X. 0. \V. Walker Rhnoiince*,
blmsclf in this issue a calitlldate for
the office of Master In Equity.
The friend* of Rev. G, N, Askew ah '
nounce hU candidacy, fqi: the office ufj
Aupnfintemlfen’to’f Education.
.Guards will meet at
tills,Thursday. Even
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R. Iv. M. NEWS. .
The health of t*6 community is ,im-
proviiig.
A great many of the opiratives have
gone to work age in. ., • • ■ . V
One of our lit tle ohntr.pion knitters.
Wilma Amtersonvkilltted 30 dozen, the
other dav, the rno*t ever,knitted in the
mills. Do veur best, Wilma. Set «\
’gf.od exTrrrpte lor the (Ader orie* to • go
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AFrlend.
sion try assessiifents collected in full.
= Titk Tkoti k’s repbrVe’r Inis noticed
every day the past week f,.rom the barn,
of Farmer AHred'Aldrich to merchant'*
a-nd oilicrs.
Tills fact, itpeak thore forcibly for
Tanner A’s. .Ionhie barrel system o£
farming than anytliing that cquld be
written. Any system .of fanning
'wliicb enabjoa’a farmer ^b'aell coi n in
the month of May to his ie*iy provident
ft 1 )
tv triKii
Ion alul increases rjeiglU.
jMstfraorf and tftWi begin its
and the scales v?tll soon ^pow the
uM afjid .
good Mfo-oa Is doing. It gives
strength and tone to the digestive or-
garis. makAs rich, rad blood amj puts
->the whoii system in proper physical
Condition'. If ft did nbt do vyliat: is
Claimed for it, r>rttjr*i*t J. C. Creech
&Mld not nflWc! to aell It thA iVrv he
dots, agretilng to' refund the cost; *0c.,
fn case U does hot give complete satia-
f action.
R-verv on^ whe V thin, weak and out
AI health, aliould begin the use of Mi-
A-na on these terms, for it costs abso
lutely uotbiiig unless ft mates you
-atasa. "
BlacRville ... ,. .v.. ... 0000000?l—.‘I
Batteries—Barnwell, Youmnti.* and
Moore; Blackvlllo, Strobel and Felder
Umpire, Iir. R. A. Gy lei* 'J’iure, one
iioilt.amLt w eiUy-. 11 vein i 11(1 to*.
And cm Tueiday the BiaekviEe boys
who are a clever lot, accompanied by
about 40 good people, returued the
game but were again defeated, before,
a crowd 6f some ttM lovers of phe g<une
The score by innings follows;
Barnwell;" OK) 001
B'aekvillc. 100 301 <l0l-6
Batteries—BarnWqJl, oYomnans jmd
Moore; Blackvilie, Strobe! and Felder;
Umpire, J. E. Harley; Time; 3 hours.
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CARD OF TUAS’IvS
To my.Mlow-citlzetti.ct tbc Sscohd
Congressional District:
While it has been the edstom, in
public print to tliank tjie peqplu for
th°ir support, on this occasion I
scarcely deem it necessary. Empty
words cannot express my gratitude.
The. unprecedentriT vhTI.receivednot
only implies a confidence |n me. wbich
atTexitox
The Barnwell
the Court House
Ing at 8 o’clock to be mustered into
service.
Each member will remembei that
obedience and promptness are the
soldiers first duties aipl be on time. ;
Refreshments will be-enjoyed.
WILL OFFER, AT GREATLY REDUCED
•PRICES, DRV GOODS, XOTlOJTS
•J AND MILLINERY, C.O M-
MENCING ON
- THURSDAY, MAY 12(h,
,!■ ■ . •' fi S ■ 1 '• ; 7.
’And will last ifoT’Diie weVk only. This is the time" to
(genuine bargains. Yon know the price of cotton
tias advanced, also the price of all eottoA
j goods; hut I will quote -you a - .
■ ’ few of ihy amazingly *
low^E r i c 0 s";
from Ac
\ Organdiev
mpipp .■ imity, Dotte
bwiss, Madras, Linen Crash, ranraisie.Mouvds, Manilla Cordt
Zephyr Ginghams, Percales, GajQied .Satin,, Duck. ScotcTi
Jaawhs, GeDtra Atadras, Sifk Novelties, etc., etc. . . .'V
My lines of Spring Shoes are the best, selected and pretties*
ottered the trade. Ladies, come and see my OxfoTds',
Strapped SdiTdals, in the various styles! !'
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THE WEATHER. .
Our prophet say* this Spring i« very
nivjch liku- that of 1881 ly» x shifting
winds and dry sdkie*. Then the fains
fell up to Ai>Tll,~ceasrtd. tiut+U.Iuiie 5lh,
fcdlovVfd by a drought lasting until
Augnsyfith. i'hen but little'corn 'ma
tured, but.the late fall gave a good cot-
UjTT crop.
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CRANE SA-VANXAH Sf^tOOL. ; !
- Ttftr closifftr cxeu/v** of this-excel
lent school, Miss Etahlmavi-- prluclpfll,
will he field tomorrow, Friday evetb^
irtg, c,omnienylngqt S.o’clqck. A most
interesflng programme of tableaux,-
diaiogue* r &c . wULite...ex,,
cel lent I y (Uiriigd otjt.y. »'••.
An adnnssion fee of .15 cents, for
adults »ud 10 edits PuMdiildren w ill be
•. barged. ’ V % -• g ry
40 inch White Lawn worth 15 cents ftill be sold this week i‘or io
cents; Dotted Swisses, beautiful quality and patterns in all the
colorings tit 1*6 cents, worth 1$ cents; Table Damask at cents,,
v^orth 75 cents; Sheets already made, with deep hem, cheaper
than you can buy the sheeting; Drop Stitch Stockings at 10 and
12 [-2 cents per pair; Silk Elbow Gloves at 75 cents wort?)
$1.25 per phiff Mercerized Ghambrays at 12 1-2 and 15 cents', worth
25 cents; Embroide'ry and Insertings at unheard of prices; HcAu-
ful Black Etaminc at 75 cents per Yard, worth $1.00; Silks of all
t stt ' | , . * ^1
kinds reduced for. this week onlyT You will not have such an Op
portunity again this season. „ - - " "
,\Ve ha v e just lifceived the - moh': np-to claTer NECK WEAR ami
BELTS that li{tVe r everbeen-brought to this rtrarket, which will be re-
chiced.in this sale, and r t 1 Fie prices cut in half.
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arfipks- cufaad t»thing charged at these prices. r
MR. NEWSOM DECLINES.
Williston, S-, C., May 9, 1004.
Editor The I’rqjplxAw.—• i »
-Flease permit me**^lyough the col
umns of. yojir paper to thank my
friends who wisf. nie to hccome a can
didate fur House of Repre-entgtive«.
I a|ipreeiH^e the honor very much, but
deem "it best mu. to qntet politics.
Yvfry r speetfully..
. \V; A. B. Ncwsopi.
A RE M A UK A li LL V AMI I. Y.
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There was 110 better soldirr, there Is
no better citizen than Mr T. B.
Grubb* of Roseipary township. Ho
beaTS honorable scars received on the
tiring line in the war between tlie
States, yet his heart is a* yoitog as In
rifo’i blight morning, lie is now 70
years of age, and his good wife ten
years younger. U
To them liave. been given ten sons
andtoiir daughterf, the oldest child 14
and the youngest Id years of age.
Tugy have 40 grand children and 3
great grand children, and the happy
tanply circle has never been broken by-
death. All are in good Health, of due
araeter and r*.ch in the.regard of all
kfuxving them. /
And may many more good years be
spared them. ...
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Ba'ftsfe,‘India Linen, Persian La\^i, Egyptian Dimity, "Dotted
’sie.Avouvds, Akinqla
^ VI Ws4* iivh 1 'ssife ♦>:•».*} <V>>i
: gentlemen;*-
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A\y Spring Clothing,-Loth in siiits and pants, has arriveef,
the best variety and latest styles, best qualities for least money- ^
My Shoes both injhigh cut and low cut styles, Hats m
latest shapes, Shirts,JJndcrweiir, etc.*,’ ilso here for
Come and see.
My entire stock I have marked down tiAfgurts apparently
unreasonable. ’ .
. , Come and see,/and it pkased huybut as a special induce
ment to my trade and in ordeUkrgetHiv friends and patrons td
come and inspect my line^Uofler iny line of Spring Clothing at
10 per cent djsecunt, andwhen 1 say this I mean 10 per'tent
less than 1 ever offered my goods previous to this*
Very Rest
Section.
THawking.iny cnstoi^i’iJjjx illcii: u«examplcd patron-
age (luring tTVc 'Winter Otrnipaign, I Like pleasure in
stating that the Spring finds iht fully prepared to give
the
eSt
' liLACkYILUf:, s\ &
W. Corner Lartigue Street and Railroad 1 Avenue.
imkam
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TAX ELECTION.
Dentis^
WILLISTON,
Will work any where in
by'apechU apfolffVtnent.
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ihe country i
SEIGIjRGX'ILl,EJ>OTS. ; •• -
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Rev Glover preached a very appro
priate sermon Sunday to a large ami
attentive congregation.
Mi*ses Mamie and Georgia Anderson,
of Dunbarton nre visiting their sister,
MnUyr. .1 MomJjG . —
MH. Juhn 1... ^lyTiek, after fwo
weeks vjUt tu his uiother. returned
l**f week to Jacksonville, Fla., where
ye’ i* emplojlT. as night operator.
Ransom BafitT'T' and*. famliy_ of
BninsoVaTiUvisiting his father, Mr. 6.
W. Barker.
Miss Lizzie Mv^THt^is visiting rela
lives and friep,7* at AIlebdaj.eT’
Mr. Joe Owens of Savanna
iug hi* sister, Mrs Strange.
A small ^hower fell Saturday to
. - brighten the faiiners faces, for they
^ixagous hauUiig- Jlue-..cmn - ut-tlte beentonYrTTir hitrefor sere rat
days on accountjoLthe dry weather.
AjfrUnd.
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OTRANTO NEWS.
Woods is visiting
argains
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To all in need of work stock-tvnitetl to all purpose^ and at
the priccs that Mve pleased antl^yi’olited feo many ^ood
people. h ' 0 *
JUST ‘RECEIVED!
XOTIOK TO SCHOOL DlSTRtCTS
before June 1st;
* Thirtv dialrictA.noW-levy a aupple-
mentary ta.x, and it Vs tuqnjtl thiktinuiir
of the others will do so this year.
„ W. II, Jones,
Co. Supt. Ed.
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Another Car
Fom’Horses,
Mules,
That want good .owners.
This may be the last importation of the season, so
don’t wait. Dclayd ‘‘‘are dangerous.”^ Come at once to
Wf aT^giDar meeting of the Coantf
BoanTof Kducahon, held in Barnwell
on Saturday, April 23rd, the petition
of forty citizen* of 4ho town of Syca- '
more and tho surrounding territory,
asking for a apccial distrlcl, bounde.l
ou t|if noith by Ulmers DUtrivA, on ■
the west by Hickory-dfiil DDtnd'f-stfir
, the opnth by Jackson Branch, IhJ «t»
IW a aBeclal iyt or ' th ft eoat’W A n. r
Tncresse the spccTarievv must he held , , ***m*cj»
- - J ftom Jackson Branch along the weatera
boundary of Bethel District to tho
northeast corncr,of said district,* aiA
from ibenee by a straight lino to thO
I*liners 11nci^Aompa»i 1 mou*ly granted.
.An election is hsreby ordered 4o bs*
held at the iiMiaF doting place In IIm
tow n of Sycamore, on Saturday, Mag
U, 1904. to determine whether h twp
mill tax sIihII be levied for the support
of the school* of the said special diar
trk’t. At this election., three . personl
appointed-bv the County Board of Kd-
ucatlon shall lot a* nianageia. and only
■gch ekwronnu return fepl.pr persona)
properly for taxation, and who live
within ' G*e bonndnrtra of the ISlg
special district, shall be tiiowod to
vow.
, - W.if Jonea,
V W B w**t,
j— J. D Moore. t
, Board of Education for Barnwell
Count?. _ -
~ T~B. fLiWfc ~
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
Special attention given to the corepo*
Jation of wgter-powers, levellog and
ftmlmigo, ’
A jionfalc.ard add rested to meal Mat#
8. C., will re odve prompt atten-
tun >v ' octl-80, ly
Style
and Beaut;
are embodied in every gar/.’
ment wo sell., Our new sys- 1
''•te|h of manufacture guar
antees to every purchaser a ’
perfect tit and superior
workmanship. --*•
Blackvilie, S. G.
If you wish,
therefore, to
enjoy every tenet of good
Haste in dress, opr apparel
Miss Pameli.i
Ruddcll.
dtnim ia* needed liadly to bring up
, i. »<•,-» - — cbVtoivdHhton what is already unjilso.
farmer rtcigiibers is ,unyirr*tThniirbJy -st**-—Tiye Btyv wsblic road from Biipton -to
good wyainiH/
Some 75 Barnwell base ball lovers
went over to Blackvilie oh faht Thurs
day afteihodn to witness an exciting
game between the two towns. Barn
well got tlie Jump-bp BbtckyiHo in the
second ii.ning ami won the game. The
score was: *
Bmmwsd- r-.-.-r/bi4i QtKlbfi*-?
Knddujl is open for traveling and all
are anxious for the chain gang to come
a ml raise the bad places on it.
The steamer Two Slates will make
only one trip a week IfetvVeeu, Stqpy
Bluff knd SeVannah until further ho-
tioe.
1’rof. J. T. I reward showed here Frl-
dav night. The oalloon neuenslon wa*
tine.
An elfort is^heirtg made to raise
money to heild it club hon.-e for Bull
Pond Democratic club, Twanty ilir* 1
dollars have alitiidy been subscribed,
ihe eU'C(loii out tie 17th .inst, will bf!
belli at the pUct where it is propos^J
• the old Smoke bouse;
j;
to build it, near
will he an incentive in future life, blfT tame fut”oeVfirirt years. (
a tribute to my lamented father. The
duties of the office I shall faithfully
discharge and I pledge w hen tjiis High
position U turned oyfer to inTsuccessor,
it shall be >s spotless ns when given
rae. ' ^ ^ ^
• I. G. Croft.
Letter td 0 F. Calhoun.
Dear Sir: “ft costs as much to put
on poor paint ffs good”—a common
saying and true—it costs much more to
put-on poor paint; more gallons.
Poor paint is ptjiot and barytes or
paint and sand pr paint and lime or
paint and chalk or paint and benzine
drt puTht and watet; these are the usual
cheats; there are othbrs. v
11 .tnkc.s. more j&llon.s of pklut’and a
cheat Hian of honest paiip; and the
cost of life Kbor of painting is so much
a gallon—one gallon costs as much as
another,; for'I ;fbor. '7,
This is thp way reckon your cOhts for
this vear; butliow about next year?.
Point Devole, gml year coats
nothing; year after next the same; the
AT 10S' XOTICM.-
— The Regiatratioit Rooks will be ope^
«n the Court Hon«e on the first liondajr
sale In cadi month dining (hg
year HlOJ B»r tho Dsnsoction^
business as is required by law.
W. J. Baxley,
. , Ghairioaa
P. D’L. ftlack, . . . -v*
C. F. Caltoao, P. M. ti(titi.t;M
“7 WstJIcSn: ~
Calhoun & Co.
fiPEi
$ Accident;
LIGHTNING
Live Stock
Notice to teachers.
Paint anything elite, and-your costs
recur according to what you paint
with.. Soiueoftbo mixtures wear one
year; some two: some three.
It coats twice, three times, four
■ times, five times, as fuhclt to paint with
& cheat as to faiuf with Devof,'
^ • ' i - -
The rie^f regular examination of
teachers will be held in Barnwell Fri*'
day Ifay^ fOth, bejinfling at ^ pine
o’clock and coniinuing through the
day. Candidates for the first grade
certificates will be examined on Spell
ing, Reading, ^Writing,
Geography, Graeunar, XT, S. History,
S. C.' HI»tory, Algebra, Civil Govern
ment, Physiology, and Science of
Teaching. Candidates for ^second
gride.oertiflcaies will be examined on
all of .the foregoing aabjects except
Algebra. AlMeachers are expected to
bring pen, ink and paper.
>V f H. Jones.
EVEB.YT.UJNP FOR EVERYBODY
/at PEOPLE'S PHARMACY.
Fresh Gnfden Seed; some astonlsh-
den seed.* Tqhaye .tried and proved
them good. Our corn teed is the envy
of our competitors. Give The Peo
Arlthmetic.'t pie’s Pharmacy a trial and be con
vinced you can get better seed _and
cheaper that) anywhere eise; also ICO
bm-heli of Phillips cotton seed for sale.
The People’s Pharmacy is a cash
store, therefore can undersell others a*
credit stores make the good eusBi.ni.era
pay for all losses. Get out of thSTold
rut. save moary on medicine and seed
-r-r-
Co. su^pt. Ed. \ by patronlzrnf The People’s Pharmacy.
- HAT-
FURNISHERS.
716 Broadway,
r ~rfr**‘ v
Augusta, Ga.
Yexer D. Tormenter 64369;
JERSEY BtLL,‘HEAD OF GLEN
DALE HERD,
Pronounced unusually handsome—fln«
(hstry form ^ There stretch behind
felSiv along- every line the fiocit dairy
blppil in the world.” , By blood and in-
idividjuality he L* at tlie top of the Jer
sey breed. Hi* (larii tested 3>q gallons^
ol.ipilk and 23 lbs.. 4 oz.; his grand J
dam 24> lbs . fi ozs., and his great grand
dam 2J Ibs.^ A o**- ot huttCC ih, seven,
days- He lias 14 sisters giving as high
as'22 lbs..of butter in *er#n day*. .
.Registered Jersey heifers bred to this
bull, and three of bis sons, all solid, col
ored and grand individuals, now for
*Me. Write for pedigrees and particu
lar! to jr*
X GLENDALE DAIRY,
Barnwell, Sf. O. > ;