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■ t~~- Barnwell People. Bllfcg WSDIWCBrFTI^N ~ Advance, per AnriuuK ,$1.M X)n TidM....r-. v:.»i.W) Court at Beaufort next week. ' ' , Col. Jpwph Erwin (• atlendlnff cbui^t this week. - j A—-■»— , The sweet girl graduate Vill 'ioon THlikaDAY. MAY tt, Ittk, bloom out. 'Congrewlbri.'il can«l(dates will, sooti •#kke themselves public. ,/—~ r “’—: •—* . The Chafb 'Gang will he at Hayes Crosa KoncTs 'till about Friday this week, wheh they will move to Riley Hraneb, near Mrs Zelle Allen’s place, Hn Alleudste TewnsMp. '.^I ff v , O. $C, TSViTier, Stfpervlsor. K. C. Roberts. Jr., Clerk. The regular meeting of Barnwell /xl(re No 111, Knights of P\tliiss will w'hokl at their Hall on Friday night 1 at "ij o’clock. A full attendance is BF requesfed. By order Of JNO. K. BNKI.LINO, C. C. • ' '. Wm. McNAB. K. R. was Hon. J.-T. Gnutt, wgrrTOTy *gr as in town on Tuesday. Candidate) ctfnf| are calh 'for 'tUft d lunmier’l race$. t Spring podtry jjf THe Vear Mt week from Florida. Monday night’s rain gaSe new heart and hope to the worried farmers. Assistant Attorney General, W. if. TowQkend, "WWiln tbwn on TuVsdV.y. Ipring and lunmier’l race*. The first came fn last Judge H. C. Rorfey' of li'esday Apgusta has, been In attendanee iXpbh^he court this -.v " . *, And the battle with Genertfi Green in the cotton field now fairly com mences ’ • /' 1 - The regular Spring Kxammkflofi for Teachers’ Certificates will be held to- l^vhetliei sent by otoe person or a dbien. . Candidates are cabdldates f( morrow. Miss Zatdee has gone lo visit her uncle, Or. H. S. Hartzog, Favette- yille. Ark. . - vlil ers tell ns tlfey will dear thtfe-nd of the special term Mrs. E. A. S. Mixson left on day on a ten days trio to the St. KYimaitimi. r - / The lawye the roster'll next week. The physicians of Ramberg county wULorganUe a Medical Association on Saturday., Mon- Lbuls Exposition Invitations to yjolje.ge and school commencements are loo numerous to be specified. The eleventh hour candidate mag gct as mticb as those who come otJt be* fore breakfast. Vj. E. Harley, Esq , announces his candidacy for flie Woiwe of Representa tives In todays Issue. Kev. J. I,. Harley is attending tlie Orangahurg District ^Conference at Springfield this week. \ t< Mrs. M. J. Fate left on Friffay for a Visit to North Carolina,'Virginia and Washington relatives. The presence of Judge J. F. Izlar last wed; w.i" k benediction to hU mny Hitrtiweli friefllff! Such annually thoughtful suhscrlb- ers-a’s Mr. Hv IV. Jones of Hilda tirake newspaper life.worth living.- . Buff and Barred Plymouth llwSc ergs In any quantities Tor sale by' “ J . A Hen Tobin. The jury work jjf last H* tlje spec a I term of the common pleas con sisted of two mistrials and thxee ver dicts. Ouryoung friend. Jack Pate, left on Monday lor Bamberg, where he has accented a pogltjuu yvaib tipi Gil JlMUrf * *■ * - ‘ T - A*?d>4aut Adjutani General John M itrick mustered tin* Barn well fiuards, NEW SDlrisDUfife. ' . The sclmdulc spdken of in last week** PkopL* goes IntoVjCeot ovirf the South* ern Railway bn ^iirplay, 2»tlj !»»». Train 31 will pass Barnwell about b p. id. going Nortn and train 83 going South about 5 p. in. ' Thk Pkopi.k wlfl be delayed a mall In reaching many futmnftn JOTHt or Bifmreit.* "— l NOTICE. On account of a/ew cases of small-! pox in the vicinity of the church, there will be no >erviecJp held at the Rose mary Baptist church at the. regular, meetings next Saturday and Sunday,: May 21st and'22na. , / 1). M^, Johnston, V • •• «1I * ^ ^ May 13th. 1QC1 ! SPRING j LADIES. | •At his Old Stand, Opposite -Post Office. : O: Oh a Board of Deacon*. FAIR PLAY; f My Spring DresstjWJ$ have arrived, making the variety and newest styles iver shown in Bbckville, Lawn IP the fihesst 'Ntip’s Veiling, Nainsooks, Orj Batislq, lr\dia Linen, Persian Lawft; Egyptian Dimity, Swiss, Madras, tinen Crash, FaRtaisfc.Mduvels, Manilla Gort v^hyr .Ginghatffs, Percale*;, 'C’oldrtd Satire Duck. Scott I s» . i. c'.*n. \ti . ke Unlike Shakespeare. Thk PkomJe ro- pbit* that it will (:,ot publish, except as a paid for adveytUement, any com- hiuuicfvtlon In the interest of any candidate for at.y ofiice, no matter men’s Shoes and Low Quarter Shoes of lowing popnlyp lwa^<tsr~~ r ; fol- for thy honor or profit they seek* and they or their supporters must pity the freight. This paper intends tb be .absolutely Im partial. „ i ‘‘ ABOLHVHCiIOOL%. The regular Wini-annual examina tion for, teachers’ certificate# will be held tomorrow, Friday. U i* l |iw now that “No general or special school trustees shall hereafter employ any teacher who ha* not a certificate to teach in the free public schools of the State,’’ and thalt certificates must be registered In the;, office of the county superintendent of education. - If less than twenty teachers attend the Summer School this year the term wHl last only two weeks, instead of four. -- i Gentlemen g ft •^ A>>>« SW Ladies Shoes nnd Slippers of the finest inakes,^. such as: , : \ < v Queen Quality, La France, Drcw-Sclby and Dittman Lines. : lias arriveef, least money. any a complete, lihe' Of Genfs Furnishing is, wtr ‘ ' ‘ “ ' " THE (CROP OUTt.OOK. ■Small grain haf, Seen cut shi»rt by- the drought and it is too late for rain to be of substantial benefit. The corn crop is*n apple pie condi tion, the second plowing generally liui'hed and grass and weeds con quered. I n growth Ills ahead of last vear. , Birds have been more destruct tve to stands than usual. A large part, spine say halU ®f the calUiu acreage Ja -mill iHolejground.. I carr Goods, AVhite the! Colored "Vests, Trunks, :\ a- lises, Dry Goods and Groceries'. ' . .•• — . the quality of my goods into considera- .lion.I am satisfied, that you will find my prices reasonable. Conle add see. for yourself, r am satisfied that one visit will emtio* yoii to lie a rc^Ti- iar customer at my store. My sons are with me and will be gbidjto serve you. )'• - ~ 1. F-u-rmaai Still, . OpriKsiTi. Post Okku k, ULAQKYXLI.E, Y H : S. <Z I . My Spring .Cbthrng, both in surfs afhd wnts, the best variety-and latest styles, best qualities for My Shoes both iivbigh cut and low cut styles, Hats m latest shapes, Shirts, Underwear, etc., also here for inspection. Come and see. -- -r - - .. - ; 1 . ; % . My enthe stock 1 have marked down at figures' apparently unreasonable. r ‘ , j w iCome and see, and if pleased buy, but as a special induce-’ hient to my trade and in order to get my friends andjxitrons ti come and inspect my line, 1 offer my line of Spring Clothing at TO per cent discount, and when,! say this 1 mean 10 per ce'nt less than I ever offered my goods previous to this. Very RespcctftiHv, 5 Kc ; BLACKvtlle, s, c. S- W. ’Corner Lartigue Street^and Railroad Avenue. V The curly mill late planting* have come up better than the middle. If a long wet spell should follow the ending of the drought Uapcral Green wiil capture A 11 rt 11 AT 4 inuny am'* owin|f'to the acurcitV of lu L * 111II Ls-lU Ji tr, and even thfl. kcpt clean is likely Nv run to weed and bear little fruit. With inoderd*tc seasons there la yet time and chance to'make a full average crop. While labor and fertilizer* have bePTi higher there ha^ been a saving so far in hiring’eitra licVp.' btato service last. W. I*. Harris, a Laurens, cortntv farmer, ha> sold «ince the first of Iasi tNebemtier TO ffReb cow* of his own falsing for $1,200 In tkltt. a little T>ver' $30 aversge. "Rarnwcll county has a dozen times as jnin h.grajiiAml fikiK Afr LitMnm&. itit how many of her farmers have even a yearling to spare? HY^ NOW IS THK.Tf.MS: TO *JSK OMKl. fcurel Catarrh and Prevent* Colds,-No StomachDofing, Just Breathe It. At this season of the yHr, catarrhal trouble* arts v'ecy prevalent, and near fevery per*on suffer* to a certain eX-. tent. ‘ "-.r' •' . - "Xatafrh fli acrinillv thfi Tesnlt of a iticcetsion of cold* iertt| can be easily f nevented If tlie proper treatment is ol lowed. JfTooieMs a natural yet scientific fure for thb colds and grip troubles that lead to catarfh. M well as & posi tive cure for the diseasft Itself, o The balskaiic air of HyonM breathed through the small pocket Inhaler that bonies with every outfit is filled with germ killing and health-giving quall- 1 tics that penetrate to the minutest air fells of tbe he.vtT, throat and lung*. It kills all catarrhal germs,- free* tne miicoti* mertTbr^ne from poisonous mi- Crobes, and makes a perfect and com plete cure of catarrh. The complete omflt costs only $1. fvhlle extrk bottles flf Hyomei can be f rocured for ROc. J. C. JJrf®®' 1 *®!'* lyomei on the “no cure, ntfpay’’ plan, sfrrd will refund the money If it falls to ( give peffBet satisfaction. You take no risk whatevei 1 fn using Hyomei. It I* flie only treatment sold potler^a gtiar- intM of ilil« nature WBBM A'lOkdlnf Ibcal druggist agrees to return the dmuey If the treatment fall* toArute. Patri 10 strong. Into Thursday night. , . . ' This week the politicians are. in Co lumbia, ttjs Confederate veteian* in Cliai lesion, tb* l^ tbiuns in Greenville and the rest of ih* lonesome. 'Prof. W. B. West of BlackvHln has been favlted tp take charge of the Aiken Summer School. If he accepts tTufUch oot w i it be a spteml; tl vneerrr. ^ 11. F. Buistjgsq. is so Improved af ter his wearv tliufss that ,he will soon visit relAti’es in AugustK, And we have never heard <jv told gladder news. Attention is asked to Mr. 1. Futypan ^Ull’s adinirahle ^dverUsenieiiL_jfTs CnVttomwra ■ Uijflt Tecelv^pr^joldcrf rule treatment it the h&ndVof him aud hi* son#. ' . x_ '’ ' ^ Married at tlie-Afolalf House, Barn- well, on the Wth inst. Mr Henry Mor- timer Bailey and Miss Miiggie,.1 effcoat, all -pf ttil# county. Rev. C. E. CabanL* officiating. f The commencement f^nrctses'TOf the Seven Pines A cadency \ivill b<’ Tleld on t o n i or Ivon. John K. -SntlllOg'wiLL dwixer the aJdro** of welcome.- Exercises wimjegTii itTfTpT m. ' • A basket picnic given by Miss T. Eva Harley for the Breezewood School will take place at T. M. Willis mill, on Saturday the 2dth of this month. All trustees and j.V’rous of salt^cbool are requested to attend. Mr*. Lena Davies, the deservedly rone! the Ifait«ville High -School. And her bright and pretty, little daughter, Georgia Pauline, returned home on,Tiie*q-i v aft<*r a pleasant viMt tb' Burn well, relatives and friends. < - - After a pro>pei ous mercanlHe carFor of twelve years, M r. S. Krasnofl and family, left on yesterday for New York After a vacation of two of. three rest ful month* he will engage In business there. Faring bia stay in BvhwcII he w as a liberal user of printer’* thk, 3r. B. Mazursky of uilliston will 0|)eti \ branch *tore In tbe same stand „ N ffarry—Iters la the newest copjqn drum : Wh'ed' K,two an odd arid.lucky dunlberf . Cclln—You "know I never can guess ftohpndtinns. Harrv—When two are made one. Celia—Oft, Harry! This is so audden! Mil'.UCf^AIRE’S POOR STOMACH. The woriV-crut atdinaeh of the over fed millionaire U often paraded in the hublic print* a> a horrible example of the evil* attendant! on the posietaipn of great wealth: But-jnHHonaire* are 3 ot the only onetwtrorare nffMcted with ad stomach*. Tlie proportion Is far greater among the toller*. Dysfiep^la and Indigestion are rampant among these pebpW, aft^tbey suffer, far worse brick at AllcttdwUeon tlie Idth Inst, Mr. Joseph Patterson was thrown d«fwn fn front of it and bad his leg badly frac ttvrcd./ Fortunately a'crow bar bo was using felj by his leg and so lifted the wheel that only tbe *ange touched him Dra Breeland and E. L Prftterson treat^ ed the Injury and at last report fie was getting bn nicely. . Ricbert Hall, colored, about thirty years of age, has been for rive years a pensioner of thff poor ln>n*e. In that time no one has seen him walk a step without crutches . On Monday morn ing (Toronec Nevll* was surprTeed ty qeeiug Hall come hurriedly cut of hi* hp;t*e without crutches, walking a« well as ever.' A ftightful night dream had effected a cure. Mr. W. M. Wal*(*n of Georgia antF Miss Verbena, daughter of Dr. K. O Brabham of Ellentoii, were married on the ITUli Jnst. The congratulation# of many Cirti- Hniahs go to tbe gallant Georgian has won this fair sweet llower rtf the Savannah valley. And may the gen tie bride's future life be as bright with happfness an J golden with prosperity as its’mornltlg tinrb has been vthich Irkk be^ir n faiprlte household rtmedV fbt-all stomach trouble* for dyer thiyty five ydar#.Ar Augu*t KJow r dr roesds the torpid liyer. tbuk'cfeating elite #hd-tcsuring perlect dlges- It tones and viulHces the entlie system am) makes life woltb living, no matter rgftkt your sutloir. Trial bot'- rte*, HVv; regnlar size. 73c. At Creech’s Pharmacy, Barnwell, tiearsoU Drug Couipatiy^AHcodale. The WUllstton'graded fchool com mcncement wlfl Begin Suhday May the 22nd. Dr Edwin M. Pote.it, president of Furman university, will preach, the bWOT ———.—-j —— sernfqn. Monday evening, beginning tortures thafi t"fe mUHonalre unlesr 'atg o’cldok, a program, wilj^e given tliey avalt fliemsblves* df a standard consisting rtf choruses, piano thedicine like Green’s AugutV Flower, -roltation*. rendlii IT ' age PROGRAMME OF BLACK YILLE ^KADHIi ftfjftOOIj Uff3tT ■ MErCE.M ENTEX- KftG{SES, MAY 19th AND 20tii, 1901. Prayer. 1 —■ ■ ., 1. ('.horns—“Welcome” and “Nan cy Lee.” - . 2. Recitation—Atarie Groves. 8. Daisy Drill. 4. Recitation- “Story of Guggles,” Albert Odom. jk S^ong—“ Ro‘ck*.«-by,ft” 8. Thirteen Il'.trle Oolonies am) Regimental Drill. ~ ' , • 7. Recitation -“S word of ..L e e,’ Mike Groves. S May queen. < . It. Per Telephone. » 10, Song—“Bijb. Boh IVhlte.” Recitation--Wi 1 mot Martin. 12, Psntornine -“L e a d Kindly Light.” ■■ - : ISTot orten presented Id the public. ~ ■ I ^ ^ = ^^ILL OFFEl^ At' G1U’]ATLV REDUCED FRICES, ’DRY GOODS, NOTIONS A N D MILLINERY, C O M- MENCING ON r y THURSDAY^! AY. 12tlv<^ And tvill last for one weelc only. Y’his is thb tiihe td get *" g^nfliue balgai«@. You know tlje price,of cotton has advanced, also die jh iee of all cotton goods; but I ivilL quote^}^!!! a V- few of my prices: Thanking my enslomcFs for their unexampled patron- during the Winter Gamjiaign, \ take pleasure ill stating that the Spring find* me fully prepared to ^ivo the . —a-x— - • ■ -i ^ ' ■ ■ . ' . - cst —— ,r-^ amazingly low Fkiday Mrm.VINa. Pram, ' y 1. iJuetr^Mr?. Free aud Miss Isabel 40 inch- White Lawn worth cents; DotTecTSvvTssds, cents wfiLbe \bU 10 colorings fit tv> cent^, worth 18-cehtsp-Tahle Ftcwt k ■ ’2. Class Exercises. 3. Add re**—lion. W. C, Latimer. 4. Solif—M i*8,Bar$Jllamm.eU/ 5. Chorus—"Jack and Jill. 1 Choru*- -8* Music— -Vfn T*ve Starlight:** r .‘Oaken Swell,” ( ecll Gvle#.. It Address—Hf" E~M7 Potesil. • 4 Solo— Leu Green. 5. Presentation of Music Medal. 8. Solo—Nathalie Kammer.. WlLUSTO? NEWS. Rev. W. M. JonetkwiU. preach ttatfs. annual sermon beTore WiflLton Lodge No 2t K. of P. and Hope Lodge No. 28 A. F. Ma on tbe first Sunday In June Member* of both lodges will meet in their hall.at .lt) a. tn. sharp. Member* of sister lodges of both order# are cordially invited to be present. Mis* Lizzie Jyhnston died on Thurs day last and'WSs laid, to rest in the cemetery at Elko on Friday, Rev. G. L. Knight conducting the last sad rites. The groat number of people present and the floral offerings showed with what respect sho was esteemed. - Mrs. (Temmte Grubbs, (laughter of weekpor Iful quality^aful patterns in all She »4k at- 50 cents,. worth 75 cents;. Sheets made,^ with deep hem, cheaper thaa you cap buy the sheetings Drop Stitch Storing* j»t 10 pud 12 1-2* cents'per pair; Silk ^Elbow Gloves at 75 cents Worth £1.25 per pair; Mercerized Chambrays at 12 1-2 and 4 5 ccnts7.Worth 25 cents; Itpjbroidery and lusertings-at unheard of prices; ffcau- fu1 Ifiack Etamine.at 75 cents per yard, wprth ^i.oo, Silks of all for this week ‘only-.-—¥oU--w-ill~th>t hitvc mich ah op. porfunity agam this season. We have just received the nfdst tip.to-date.. NECK WEAR and BELTS that have ever Feen brought to this maik?t; which will be re duced IH this sale and the prices cut in half. rgains J . ■' * . j •'• ..4hW -, f ' * . > I ' ~ '**■ ~i ' : ; ^ To all in need oUwMi k ^stot’k suilctlld Ml piu posaft-Aiiiii.-, the prices that have pleased and proiited so many good people. ... . *. 1 •JUST * <1 Aiiothei’ Car Four lioi’Ses* -Twentv-four Mules. That wanf good ownera. •#• Jr This may be the last importation of the" 8cnstm*_x<{ • j * —'•*’ _——— ' , , "tU don’t wniC- Dolays "atef dangerous.” Come at once f<i Blackville, S. C. No Samples ent and nothing charged at theseqirfces: DR, JNO- Pi LEE, JR.j .. . t w ^..W, L Jawe-rt^dfied at Langley and wm M bile try in J m stop h inmtng car or burici) at the. cemetery hme on Motr» 11.. L a. f V II <•*•>,lull «x 1111 x_Ixa*—1 r ts! •—#)••• j v day Miss'Belle.Citdworth of Charleston is.viSitfug Miss Lilia McCreary. A. M. Kennedy and J. T.,8mi;h leave Tuesday morning to attend the meertn’g of tl'e G rand Lor! go K-. 0 f P at Greenville. ‘7 Mi*s IWuUh Carlisle of Marlboro county is visiting MW# Stella Hair. The asparagus season dosed last Saturday, knd ^ic season ha# been long but prices no' so good as last year; by last of tbi* jseek. After a protracted drouth ww had a fine shower on Saturday evening. Fall oat* will be shoit and Spring oat# a fail die. ... Quite a crowd will visit Charleston tbi# week, to get the advantage of cheap rates. . M r s. W. 11. Eirves 1* very slek; her friend* hop** for. iter an early recovery. Key. W. M. jones and Capt. W/ JL Kennedy wen: to Naibville last weok^, to attend the Southern Baptist Con* yention. ,, ^Hfl. . PENTIST, WinTlSTON, - - 8. c. Will work anywhere in ike country by special.appointment.. • NOTICE TQ SCHOOL DISTRICTS. All election# to levy A special lax or Increase the special levy must be held before June 1st, Thirty district* now levy a supple mentary tax, and 1): is hoped thHtutany Co. riupt. Ed. Vexer D. Tormcatcr 64369, JERSEY Bl'LL, HEAP. O?' GLEN DALE HERD, Pronounced unusually handsome—fltke dairy form . ’.There stretch behlini him along every Mnw tUe finest dairy blood.in the world.” By bldmf nriiHrU ittty -he is at the top of -tbo Jer- «ey breed. Ill* dam It * ted 3M.} gallons of-milk and 23 II)*., 4 07..; bis grand dam 23 lb*., 5 ozs., and liis great grand "(lam 23 lbs,, 3. oz*. qf billtOf Dr seven days-, lie. has ll slstefa ffifmg as lil^fi as 22 lbs. of butter in seven days.- Registered Jersev heifers bred to tills bull, apd three of his sons, all solid coN ored and grand Indlvldunls, now for sale. Write for pedigree# aud particu lars U>’ ; '• - - 7 GLENDALE DA IK?, Barnwell, 8. C. C. F. Callioiih, Ml.ticU Hoi. Idal, Calhoun & Co. Life, Accideql^ LIGHTNINC? AND with'* delightful commedlctta' Frank Gljfnn’s Wife”—presented hy rrtwn Talent as sisted by Ml#* Chaplin, Mis'* Clothilde 8mHh and Mr. Wolfe of the school. To this there will be a small h(jinstance charged to a*sl*t in defraying the ex pense# incident to’ commencement. Tuesday night the graduating exercise# BEWARE OF MOSQI The Beech Ishrfid Farmer# Club. th$ oldest agrlctSltural , association in the South, discussed at Hs last monthly meeting the reiation of moaquitoel to , c malart*. One.of rhospeukers, Mr. It. B. Dunbar, # tat oil that he hgd lived for two years in a^thosquito proof htji.Vc in the Savannah flyer swamp without having a chill or fyver. That 1# an other proof ofjihp theory that k!?e jhft^ will tak^ place. Honorable D. S.TJen- hi door# from before sundown utHHaf dersou of Aiken will address the Uifllng-class. grad- NOTICE TC£TEACHERS. ■\ ‘ v > ■ • ■» The next regular examination of tetebers will be held in Barnwell Fri day Hay ?htb, beginning at nine o’clock and cotuHnuing Hitnugh the day. ^Candidate# for the first grade .. certificate* will be examined on Spell of the mesquifq introduce# the mitarial ing,: jfead 1 rig.r "7^^ting>" A.flthrqe.tlc, poison prodiKjing fever into the human svstem. Serpen# for door# ani win dow*, or mosquito netting protection are cheHperjlwn drirg or doctors bills. No matter how so called malarial the regt >11 no onelwlll have chill and fever unless bilteu by mosquitoea. Staying ter sunshine lathe thing’to do in fever- Uhly iucllned plate# aud scasoQ#. ' Geography, Grammar, IJ. S. lilistory, S, C. History, Algebra, Civil Govern ment, PfiyslologVi anff Scienter-of Teaching. Candidates for second grade certificate# will belhcamlned on all of (he foregoing subjects except Algebra. All teachers are expected to bring pen, ink and paper. W. H. jones, , Co supt. ltd. EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY AT PEOPLED PHARMACY. Fresh Gardtn Seed; somo a.MonUh- ingly low |trice# on fie'jd a# well as gar den seed. 1 have t-rled and prayed them gopcl. C^nr ctffff f.ee'11* the envy of our competitor#. Give Tjhe Peo pie’s Pharmai^y a trial arid be con vlnced . you can get better seed and cheaper than anywhere tl*e; »!*o ICO bu»beW of Phillip# cotton seed for sale The People’a Pharmacy U a ca»h •tore, therefore can undersell other* a* credit store* make the good enstemer* pay for alf loisca. Get out of the old rut. save momy on medicine and seed by patronizing The People’# Pharmacy. BO YEJMtf EXPERIENf Patents Live Stock mmuKCB, —At Lowest Rafts In- •• *' Strongest Companies.’ CALHOUN 4 CO, —-OFFICE8 AT-, THE BANK-OP BARNWELL T. B. ELUS. Jn, Suheyor and Civil Engineer Special attentioudve^ to the com tation of water-power#, leveling #1 drai nngo. A postal c#rd addressed to me al M tin, t>. C., will ry •eive proi.ipt at lion, octl-80,li TRADE WIAWV# . _ „'DE«a AamnessnSlagaikeirb -nd < <t:*tOny nscwtaln our OpV'Kiti f InrsnMon I* pr«a*Nf e**WKSt__ _ tcmaalrtctlTROiiOdanUikl. HANDBOOK onPstscta sent free, (finest seener iSrsseStSa, Patenu uken tErnwh Mass * C tptciai notice, wit hoot MSTf*. la tee 'LKVfUra. ‘YRIOHT# 4.Q. fr®6 wtieru«r bo Scknti Lbsadsofl uletlon r> A bs*i(1»os)*»T Utsstrsts# weekly. Tj» caletton ef - REG GT« ATION NOTH The Registration Books will! It the Court Honse on the first 1 (m’edsy) In elcti month dt yeay TDM for the transaction business a# Is required by 'aw. W,J. P. D’L. t JO F BCvSYuhlsutSWl Block, Sccr •...