The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 26, 1904, Image 2
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_ *nd most ho«|*lt*bly nnwrtnln*
«4. Kvnrjr prraoher Md muftf Jiijr ilH-
ogiilet fen prM«nt. .'Flnimdal iv-
poru «r«r« highly MlUfuctofy. .All
mW»lnn*ry (»i»»«;«»inenU ri»r thn y«*r,
t2,M7, wra roportwd |W!tl In full
|6.2M, n bo tit 5W p«r rent of th« tmbirhi#
of the inlnlKteM collectotl.
Ttra •toclUm of Muyor Rhett m «
VelagHtH to th« tH» CJonvdntloa.
tloll^ht^OlurlMtna nlmoat m much
tbo acquUltlan of lta n«?y yard.
fatkkax BHKVirnii.
Hr. MoOa#nn
Rolltleian* are hard to plea**, Borne
blame Brydn for talking moeh and
NMking money aa rtgorotuly a* ether#
'ce»«Hre Parker for uylof tietMnf eud
Mwlng wood. - < • . -
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The duel krr the Bemo^ratfe nomi
nation for ttie Prealdency between
Judge Parker and Kdltor-Congreeaman
Hearat of New York now promiees.to
end In the defeat of both and tM atio*
re## of a dark horae. The Mar of
Mayor Ooorgi 8. MoCI*)fan of Ifew'
York I# rlatng abonre rhe nrttta of the
ipolltkal borlcoff. ‘^ s?\
Senator Dunlel of Virginia spoke out
plainly on the tariff Isaae last week,
aaring that there een be bo reelsiou
and reductlen of dtrtlee antll the gov-
erntneng becoiwe* more e eon met cal.
f r nle»a tbe irerwot ratlii |Hrrty eeta He
face ngalnat the Pa name Can at bwtl-
naae and the fetentton of tha Philip*
pines there 1» no murS^teute In keeping
the tarlll an t#sut Chun there would be
In putting a rala Obw io ltd platform.
. itdNS OF A WORLD WAR.
‘flte gntemiwent of the Unite*)
Ikatea—that means Hr. Itooeerelf—I#
wot taking the people-Into Its conli-
dbuce, but It crop* oik, neverthelea#,
that the trotted ttaitos N expecting
trouble In the Last. Hero vni (be
signs of the times; .
1st. A few Moetls ago a squadron of
tfadla ham's torpedo boat*, after an
experimental oroDo In aouthern wa
ters steamed off to the AaroreHy but did
In eh ron lei I US' the work of the re*
cent congress the Wasblfigton corre-
1 •pondcnt of the Ne w York Times give*
the following eslTihute of deflator Till-
man: ,
It 1* a good time to tell the troth
about Tiilmao, though he wllf not tell
It about himself, am! thongh he-de
light* t * say lliIng* that make It well
hlgfi Impossible for even his well«wtsh-
er* to ascmaln l». .
Deliberalelv, Tilitngil bolds out Ills
wur»t side to the public. . v
And all the time he I* as good a fel-
very #»ck the
ftrat part of'ta*l work hut Improved .. .
enough to be taken to Mstoonve In 'Cbl- Inw.as senslhlo and decent a cittafi/Jand
leton Ttmrsday afteroivm. aaH'fse aman a* on** cohld wish to
'Crups have been gmtly Improved by meet The proof* If proof tn* a*ked,
rewdti showers. what more cmivlmtlng could be «d!er**d
Work on the Fairfax Cotton Oil' than the .fact that his w arme t ailmlrsr
Mill will begin In the near future. In th« sentaw l«Ceorgo Frlsblnlloardf
They are watting for the railroad W MatsM*drH«eH#f , Like seeks like, evee
furn)*h a spur track
Mrs. II. W. Deer and daughter, Hl#s
Lilia, visited relatlvOa and frlende here
last wreek.
(fn Thursday evening the store of
Hr. N. 0.. I^oadhnft. a boat two miles
from town, was totally destroyed by
lire, the origin of which Is m>t known.
We understand there was some iiuu«.
ranee,
Xiie books of the Fairfax Graded
•School Library halve odme.
The closing exeroLcs of our
echo*)! will occur on Friday evening,
27th Inst at Young’s Ha’I. Doorsopco
ath o’clock, H very body Is cordially
Invited to attend. .
Mr Kiwtn Deer of Ulnwr paid us a
short vb4t ow the Kfih Inst.
Mrs; Kleanor Raraer visited relatives
and friends lu Charleston la«t week.
• ^ ^ Magnolia.
' SKVKN PINEd SCHOOL.
The closing, exercises on Frldsy
evening were enjoyed by a large ami
apprrcMttve andlcnco of good men lyn)
better women. Tbo graceful au4\Afh
proprlate uddress of welcome made by
Hon. John K. Snelling pul all in happy
recpllve humor and wlxftted every In
tellectual ap-feihu far tho fcaet to fob*,
low. And right well did the pupils,
one and nil, play Uudr parts, surprising
all the listeners and lookers on by the
excellence which covered each with
honor and proved tfieir teacher descrv
ingoftbu unanimous verdict of well
done, good wnd/altbrnl laborer in the
educational field. ,
. ... ~ . ■ .. ■ All went away happy In the fnlth and
!33L»*8P Uut ^ Phiflppliitb Were | n hope that the children of
reached.
ShV. TIhj bnitlnsltip winadron of the
Hortli AtUmlc fleet, consisting of the
great iron clads—Kearsage, Alabama,
Maine, Iowa—under command of Rear
Admiral Barker sailed from the Cuban
•oast last week, to join the £*krope*h
MMtedroe, oonetelhtgdrf tA'c cruisers—
Olympia, Baltimore and Cleveland—iu
the Mediterranean, and the South At-
sl'wiJliiis
Ike same deeclnatton
id The whole of the Rdssisrr Black
Ben leet has been ordered- to bo hold
on a complete war footing after Aug
**,}*, pvrslftoptly , reported
•bat Turkey will consent to Ita passage
throngh the Dardanelles Into die Moill-
terraaoan, whence it way proceed to
Japanaea water*.
4th. The BnsehMV Baltin fleet wiu be
•n ita way to the ibs-t by that efm#
That thefe la a deliberate purpose In
what bat been and la being done Is
•Mu,; bnr Whether ■ the maantng ti a
oonccrtcd one for peace by the world
powers or a preparation for gbncjral
mar Is a secret locked io the bralnf
•f the-imperial 1’retldcnt and ith cab
■W9L.: . ■ - -r- ,
CONKLPLItATE REUNION.
The ooramlUee appointed' to- make
•rraugemonu for the Penn Ion of the
Confederate soldiers met ay Rhrhkrdt
on the 21 *t Inst, and vrganlzod by the
•teution of Capt. J. C. McMillan n«
Chairman and Judge J, C, Copeland
•a Secretary and TreaMitet. Chain
■ten McMillan stated the object of the
•eeting and the Committee appointed
•he Memorial Grounds at Rivers’
Bridge* as tbo place. and tniy 7th,
MM, as the dktefbr the Reunion.
Two speaker* were elected to deliver
addressee.
A cordial Invitation Is extended to
•II old Cunfederate soldier*, regard Ice*
rank*and dle.-tholr wive*; tone and
Mengbters to meet wltH us:
All will be welcome. Remember the
4ate, July 7tb, 1901, 10.30 a. m., the
plsoo. Rivers’ Bridges Memorial
Grounder J. C. MoMFHstt:
J. G. Copelandi Uhtu’n.
m . MBuiMary.
this soboot ere being well ft Usd for the
larger activities of life -and ttant their
future* will be n* bright as the p rout lac
of their morning time.
The Innslo, with Prof. J .J. SnelHog
as Director, wee superb from the open
ing chorus, “Greeting,” to the flmil
‘Classmates, Farewgil.” The rendi
tions of The Holy City and The Bi:rn-
ink of Rome, Mia* Mary Grlmn; The
!*-*!-—- ^nnHusHr T ^ utWltr * {or -Fifth No«torne l Hl*s Julio fri-ifttavand
though It Iw disguised hy a rongh-om-*
side and a savage mn*k, end Hnar
know* TiUwttR to he a man. The I'll
grim pnnotince*s to the ralmetto as^hl
Bnilvr and Hampton and all tn*>*c
ONvaliers were never able to make him
do. '
Why «M«J Ttllmgn deliberately seidt
to epreatf abroad the impression that
he retired fiom banquets In deliriuui;
that hlOObtlnty was only for the sen
ate 7 The question is the despair of hi*
admirer*, ail the more their despair tor
the reasou that the man is absolutely
sober, temperate, In every way decent
an4 reypectiblo. But the deeper ques
tions: W hy doe* he eprrwd abroad the
Idea (hat be I* a wild man politically ;
that he drinks blood and cats raw in vat
when he Is level headed and sane a man
as the world ever saw ?
It Is not long ago that Tillman. r.i*Tng
from hi*, place in the senate, declared
that Abraham Lincoln was tha, great
est of modern heroes. “And I.” he
aai<L and then paused and looked upon
the men Who reUiembei'ed’Snutb Caio-
I:;m - ill--cak \r Uif-h estahfTshICT- fli**-
SoutlTfcrn Odnfedoracy.—-'and I, and i t
from South Carolina—and he empha
sized the nttnie of Ida state, and paused
and waited—"I. from South Ciwoltfla,
tel I-you so and feel honored lu-doing
so.” * "
This man. the bitter anemy of the ne
groes, accord kiijj to common rojiort, 1*
lovps the negroes and
love; That beds mon
Th« Texas cotton crop is reported as
Backward and tk» boH weevil as foy-
t
JBfbrernment scientist says that io
Mn years from now the boll weevil will
lave cut down the Boothkt cotton crop
•Be-be If. { —
AA the next term of the Supreme.
Gourtwppeahrfroin the .Second Circuit
wHi bo beard for five days, connuoue-
tog December 12th.
Has Jim Island melted Into the sea?
The Charleston - New# andt 4 Courier
•fffeftUe* for sale in that dear old city
Georgia cane syrup, onloirs from Egypt
and potatoes from Scotland.
„ George W. Hurray, very colored, ex-
Gongxeesmah, was convicted 6f fot-
gtyy at-Sumter last week and sen
tenced to-pay a Owe of IMG and work
on the ohain gjsng three years. A new
•rial was refused and an appeal taken
•o the Supreme Conn. Murray owns
10,000 acres In Sumter county, being
tu large*r land ownen The forgery
charged w*« with regard to a safe of a
‘tract of Und< to-an Ignorant colored
tepn who contended that Murray, w-tm
trying to swindle hint out-of *baeJt paw-
acute madoi
f Three Little Buys. MUt Frankie Griffin
•bowed e.ttramdln*ry musical talent
and the admirable training of their In
structor, i'rof, h gjdJUig.A. aatataf, uL
perfect Iwrnoiiioa. Others taking bean
tiful part In the programme and on the
Donor Roil for excellence we r e Misses
Cleo Hill, Blv Cook,- Cera Grubbs,
Llnrfe Hill, Kula Cook. Blanche Bax
ley, Kate Grubbs, Ruth Goodman, Kin
mie Baxley, Rova Hill, I.ila Conk,
Essie Hill; Master*Johnnie Cater,
Mike Cook, Allen Hill and Willi,
Sosy. i v - l
Prof. Smith, principal, carries with
hint the sincere gratitude of patrons
and the whole affection and confidence
of puon*,, A* Muster of Ccretnonle*
‘4lr. W. M. Cobk^was perfec‘1 and 111*-
fine ability made the wooing poaa like
a beautiful dromUb- But that-’a liU way
In all that Ihi does, the light tnaa in
*tb« right place, and no placO tbo diffi-
iculi (or him.
Volunteer.
Lotier to/. W. Woodward, ^
Barnwtll, S. C. .
Dear Sir: Let’s hare a little private'
talk by onraelve* on bnsinessV nobody
-else; please, read. ^
You want to know how to do a cheap
job of painting, and have it look- good
Here it D: The cheapest thing there Is
In the way of a good-looking job—say
nothing about lu being good^ia Do-
voe: the regular thing In Devon.
The reason!*: Pc voe goes further
than anything else.' Lead-and oil Is
good-looking: don’t-go so far aniFoost*
mope. ’ The other paints are more or
leu abort in'on* way or another; don’t
go so far and costs more than Devee.
Devoe costa least of all;-you don’t
mind Ita lasting longer, do your IVc
cao’t help It; a paint that jgoes further
lasts longer; we can’t help it.
•_ YpurS'trulv,
^ F. W. Dxvox A Co ,
Id • V _ New York.
P, H. Lem au Bros., sal I our pavnt.
THE RACE FOR RICHES.
R. II. Plant of Macon, G«# Ivan ether-
victim of the craze for fpcotvhKiv*
wealth.. He w*ipresident qfaiiattbniri
bank aiid owner of a pMf ate bant. He
was tha head of a happy family, the
ouster of a beautiful home.
Sickness came opo* him and for
veentbs he wa* Its prlionof Iw his cham
ber* A bank examiner found that hi*
HaBUttle" exceqddd assets by
When hid floanehtl condition was made
nubile he shot himself. Uis life was
lesared for a*iuMMon dollar*, fdOO.SUO
■ecurlty of his creditor*.
I UNION MEETINGS.
Saturday and Stmday, Hay 28 and 20.
Toricu:
P Ar Sitndsy School 1 for cwry
church, and every churcti member' an
attendant at a Sunday School ?
2. A Woman’s Missionary Society In
every church In eur A*soeiailo!L Irlt
practicable; If not. why?'
3 Two Pooular let, Wafting
until tli* Fall of year to makr comrt-
button* to the lord’s cause 2d, Rely
ing upon protracted meetings ns the
dole occasion for soul-winning and in
gatherings; How may they be rettrer-
4. 10:80 a- m., Mass Meeting in the
interest of Stale Missions.
Plscks:
1st Union at I^)ng Branch'church.
Introductory *eim«pf, B. R. Ba#«. 1st
query, R. M. Mlxron, W. I). McMillan.
2nd query, F, 1’. Leo, W M Jones.
;iil query : II. C. ('roeeh, R, W. Sun
der*. Ith-'qnery-. §• R. Bass. Mission
ary seVmon, W. M. Jones. '
2nd Union at Denmark church.; In
troductory sermon, W. O: Britthn. 1st
topic, Gi W. Boylston, M. L. Lawson.
2nd topic, T; J-. Sandifer, C. E. Pyler,
3d topic, J: B. Hoffinsn, B. M'. Fore*--
maw. 4th topic, J: B. Blacky W. B.
Weat: Mlaslenary sermon, J.R Ohile*.
1 3d Union-si Allen’s Chapel church;
Ihnoductory sermon, if. I»: Hair. 1#»
topic, J:C. McMillan, 8. O. Mayflekf,'
'Richard GkipMn. 2hd’ toplty; J. A.
Jenalnst Sr P. Hair.' 3B topic. E. I.
'Sawders; G» N*. Avkow. 4th topic, S<
Chisolm; MitviOnary sermon, J; D.-
Ho'>r&. .. . ■
i Ghurehesat which’ union* are held
will be expected, ssmeual,. to furnish
In Washington. ‘Thereis imt a negro
who has ever met him whoso face will
not light up it you mention Tillman’*
iianfe. In moments of unusual candor
TMliMn hasJiinVself admitted that he
is prom] of tlictr
more liberal toward
the north in his candid..moouiuu tkatt.
any otScr Southern senator k a fact
well knowd.
Is It strange, thou, tlnvt some pecnl-
iar mental twkt invtiel* this m'Hii pt
genthrthe, of broad Vletva and of soft
and kindly character to hold himself
out as the worst rep esentative of sav
agery and the reactionary element in
oil Hiiathm t ¥vt it Would bo unfair
to call Tillman iiiicandfd and a poser;
when ho is uttering these things he is
believing them.
A strange combination of character-
i-tics I* Benjamin Ryan Tnimau now
recovering from his illness on bis
South rarellmr-plantation. A strange
-ifran liule known even by hi* col
leagues. He wHI ne fortumUe If tbia
generation lenrns him aright; it will
be a miracle if posteiity evcr-Auoastbe
real mar..
The largest in the World, will liotv. thoroughly introduec their Artistic Instruments
in the South.
Of sample PIANOS have been shipped from Chicago to Blackville and are now ott
DjYintlvatcitv, ,» .-
[Mils Exhibit which is solely for Advertising purposes opened
FRIDAY, MAY 20th,
and will last two ’xveeks. -Everybody., especialiy musicians, are cordiatjtV mvited to.call.
Wc’did not come to Blackville to insult puhlic iUteUigenee hy advertising PIANTIS
of (jiiestionablc goods or obscure origin. Wc Arrive made and sold
Aiid. Seventeen. Ttiou-S-
Our patrons Tnettidc'^tH>t^LflTumc4ansjh ytlio
world (such as Patti, Nordica, Eamcs, Calve, Edouward and Jean I>e Keszke^T)am-
hvtter loved by negroes than ady man 1’OSCh, Licbltftg, SoilSa and lllindrcds of others. )
Til
The instruments (tispUrye.d are of the highest possible grade, artistically finished
I’hillipine Mahogany, Circassian WaInut,,Freitch Bui l Walnut ;md RoscNvood.
While it is our purpose to leaver these PIANOS in this section, No Instrument will
be offered for sale until Exhibition closes
THURSDAY
MAY, 26th.
They will then he given to the people at FACTORY COST, therein- saving them
from filflOO to $180,(X>: - i - - -
V ^
Every Piano must be left here, these are the
instructions from the factory. - . 7
beTold on easy ternis--—TWo to three
LIGHTNINC?
aND-
Live Stock
INSURANCE,
At Lowest Rates In- •
Strongest Companies.
CiLHODH & CO,
-OmcKS AT—
THE BANK OF BARNWELl
years given in which to pay for them.
7 . H. M. PEMBEBTON,
EASY WAY TO CURE CATARRH.
Breathe Hi'nmei and Kill AllCatarrliMl
Germ*. ‘ Money Bank If It Fail*,”
Say* J. C. Creech. , .-
Tlwve irno dangerous Momsch drug
giag when using Hyomei. The heal
ing and aroir.uth r buftiim* which com
pose this wonderful treatment, are
hod through a neat pocket inhaler •
that coftrasjyUh-every 41 onillt. , -
hi thltf waV'-Uie germ killing and
hoatth-gtvhq; IlyomcTpcuetrntratcs to
the mo»t remote cell of the hnig*. It
searches out and kill* disease germ* in
tho air pa-sagt- of thte head, throar and
amse, Boothcii and heaU tne irritated
niucon* tnembruhe, and absolutely
drive* catarrh from the System.
Such remarkable result* have fol
lowed tlie use of Ityonmi hy tb« best
peoploln Barnwell, that .l-To- Creech
h*s-tbc greatest conffdoncain its power
to cure catarritv Hh tielitfve* in it so
tfforoitglily tliat he will give hi# per
sonal guarantee to refti'id the money if
It does jiot cure, the purchaser to_bc
sole judge.
Tbra I* an untisq*! offej and the llr«t
time that any mcdicinsLor treatment
fof the cure of catarrh has been sold in
till* way. If it cures, the expense l*
trifling, while if it rails, the cost ia
ai)*olHtfly nothing.
If you are for* on ate enough not to
he troubled with caUrlhL telWytutt
friend* of J. C. Creech’# offer and get
them to take advantage of it.
Tm* Urnttfimtl etmfedaratP veteran a
attended the Charleston Reunion.
W. K. flnarst pays Arthur..Brisbane,,
$ 18,1)00 a rear to wri”*
rial# for the New York Journal.
Manager for Factories.
. T. B. ELLIS. Jr*
Surveyor ahd Civil Engineer
■llpeqLrl attention given to the compu
lation of water-power*, leveling and
drainage. .
A postal card .iddre#M>d to me ok Her-
tin, S. C., will re -ojve prompt atten
tion. mitl«B#,1y ■*
k' n,
EVERYTHIXG FOR EVERYBODY
" AT PEOPLE’S TIIARMACY.
Fresh (Janlen Seed; some nstonlsli-
ingiy low price* on field a* well as gar
den seed, 1 hay* tried and prvvod-
them g'KKl. Our rnrn seed I* the envy
of our c 'mpetitore. Give The Peo
ple *a Pharmacy a trial and be con-
vintet) yon can get better seed and
cheape’-thnn any where »d#e; also 1(4)
hn-hel* of Phillips cotton seed for salni
The People's Pharmacy is k cash
store, therefore can ilnder#*-ll other* a*
*;redlt stote# make ihn g(«.d oii«tcmer*
pay;for all losses. Get out of (he old
rut, sure mon v on oiedldie *nd seed
by patronizing The IVople’s Phai nu cy.
and
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Wintlirop Coiled Scholarships
Entrance ExanrinatioB:
-A-_ • lt ^g3gBP
"Tfii examlmtttntr tor tber flwar4 of
vanunt scholarships In Wlnthrop Col
lege aml for the admission of new- stu
dent* will be held at the County Court
House op-Krlday-i July 8th; at 6’ it; ni.
ApIdfrAfita must not be less titan flf-
teon years of age. When scholarships
are vacated after July 8, they will he
awarded to those making the highest
average at this cxatfiinatlbii.
Seholarshlps are wor/h $10(1 and free
tuition. The next session will open
September 21,1901. Forfrtrtfffcr ifffb'r 1 '
matlon and cat.alogSHPkddrts* r
ihes, Di B. Johnson, '
- RockUill, S. C,y
DR. m E. LEE, flt.
-i
• » TO BUILDERS AN^O^WRAC-
TORS.
i TriHteM Hie Healing Springs
* Then wady to reeel vo bids
sehool bniWing.
bolldlng orlirilav®^three room*,
and speclllcstloot may be seen at
Mir irMfWttte‘a office
Tke trustee# pr*pose to furnish mi
tell to band.' Throoatraet a iff be in
-nundfl June lo, 190^. #«Htake
J« D. Mnoriv,
W. G, Britton.
Strong drink' koepn sonM men dowa
and helps others to get ahead.
1 A* own thinks he knows a ~woraan
whssn he a*k* bar to become his wife,
iter marriage he discovers hir
--t
will be allowed
of the baUdlng.
de Iq writing to
Rtv. «.,P flair.
A wtsT bunter'seys that bird dogs
•hoaldjM Wept close ar bopie daring
tbrpatirldga nesting season, air; tf ah-
lowed fret range; they are r*ckl«es det-
tw^ert t reggfnnd fouag bird*.
Dentist,
WJLLISTON, - S. C,
Will work any-wherwifl- the country
By special appointment. -
50 YEARS''
EXPERISMCC
TS
Traoc
AWyanessnit
Quick Iff
InffGntHMI l« 1
tUniff it rt ctiff i*on04^otl
•Mr free, oidcft tfeni
Pttmiu UiImri iKioi
(MtlM, Vrtthsw
Cosy rights i
asketetai
At- his Old Stand, Opposite
Post Office.
-:i):
I wish to t*n the attention of mv rustoincrs .Tnd
fi-Rnidw, aiid-tbc public generally, to mv large ami
Well Belccfted stock of goods, consisting of Gen- 1
tlemtTnX Youths and GiVilduen’s Spring and
Summer ClothtBg-, oi* the latest styles; Genti.e-
YTEN’s i^lwcs and Low Quarter Shoes of the' ibl-
lowing popular brands:-
Ring Quality, Stetsoiund Crossett - -
Ladien Shoes and Slippers of tke finest makes,
.tm
ZB-
(Ineen MtOl
i f r • LsTORr'■* n
and ‘
get able
•••••
carry a complete line of frejitV Furnishing:
Good^, Whitelind Colored Vests, Trunks; -V
IfetMT, Di-y Goods and Groceries.-
n
a-
pr:
Taking the quality of my goods into considera
tion I am satisfied that you will find my prices
reasonable. Qome^id’^see for yourself. I anv
satisfi(id ;that one Visit will cause you to l)e a regim
Ur Ciisfonier at my store; My sons are - with: mo -
aiul wilt be glad to serve you;
I. ZF-u^rxcLaxL. Still,
^ OpphsiTK Fost OrKicE,
BLA-fckVILLK, - - ^ S .0.
■s**i*ri
Yeier D. Tormcnttr 64349,
JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN
DALE HERD,-
Pronounced unusually hatuUoitte-flne
dairy foros. “T'liem stretch behind
bltu klong eVSry line the jflnest daiVy
blohd loHhe world.'’ By blood-and Ig-
diyiduHlity he 1# at the top of- the Jer
sey breed. Htthtlaffi-tested 38j gallons'
of milk and 2J 1 b*., 4 or..; jilt grand
dam 28 Ibr., $’OWL, and hi* great grand
d*m m Ufa., Ityrtf*. of Hotter in seven
Bay* il* h«f 14 sister* giving as-high
a# 22 lbs. of butter In #etrew daV*.
Registered Jer#ev heif*r#vbrt>d tothl*
bull, and threcof hi* *90^, Hi I solid col
ored and'grand IndlvlHuofy, now for
•ale. Write for pedigrees and particu
lar# to ♦ XT.
GLENDALE ffAlRY,
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Superior
It is sold ever-y-whe
M, ALFRED A- KAliMSVfl, 1
DENTIST,
Allkndalb, 8. Ck, -
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Visit* yonr home by request, or will
make Engagement*' to practice
IIIA^FFICR.
BEfjJ^TRATION NOTICH.
. Tjie Rcgbtration Book* will l>e «>]
tli* Court lloii-w on the-Rrst Monday
(sale day) - in eruh month dtulhg the
year Iftaa for tha tran*actlon of tuck -
baeinexs as Is reqHirvd by 'a-W.
W. J. Baxley',
7 Obairroab'
IV D’Ti. Black,
ALLTHE YEAR ROUND
JyiHILL - TOPSTABLES.l>
^TBARNWELL, - S. C. fX c
offer f()i‘sale ‘ . _— ’ - •
the BE^f-dn purpose hfirses suul mules that live, good
judgment can select and ready money buv, ■* •
AND
Ihjisc, t<Kf, are at at yowr'S^yfftec. nTvas.t^ff^ncAy- and
at pricc^muiergi ouml all eompetition. See them and you
Wjjjl seek ncrfui thcr. - »• —
HARNESS. HARNESS.
Art irtirticneo stock of all grades from the
CHOICEST TO THE CHEaPESTI
it^^^aratrt ])ieces sold. If j’ou need anything front ,
a brow Band up or dowrt you can get it at Brown priocu
uere^7
Saddles for all sizes and both sexes. c
wl purposes and people.-
AVTi^s for slo w and swift teams.
teuying anything in the above liAes eome to
Headiinarters and you’ll be pleasedgood goods and
treatment and below par prices can satisfy:
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