The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 02, 1904, Image 2
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iTf^e ‘ Barnwell People,
JjynrODdSS, Editor 1 Rrop'r.
LARGEST COUSTY
CYRCt’LATIOS.
THURSDAY. JUNK f, IfiOi.
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A W**hlijgtOn prtnoher' thfc either
Sunday rubiikM from Hie inilplt Pres
ident #nd Xira. Rnokcvelt for attcudins
dlfroreut (‘hurclicii
XVlth all due report *(<> 'Hi? elotk of
.the olergymAn we fuhinlt that from
t)ur standpoint Mr». Itooaerelt ahow'*
excellent ta^te and a true Christian
•plrlt in attending a rlnirch where re-
>Uj{loua worship and not a rough rider
President la the attraction.
XVC have reocnUr reread Dilkoi-*
1>orough Tale* by Richard Malcolm
.Johnston and Georgia rtceneYTiy Jiidsc
I.ongatrcet, and while fully apprecia
ting theao picture* from the past we
aro only doing justice to one of our
State contemporaries in saying that
ICtUtor Hugh Wilson of the Abbeville
Preaa and Banner Is tho superior in
Jhumor of those great peiicillor* of the
past. His pen picture of hi* vinit to
Atlanta published a few weeks ago was
the rarest bit ol wit and wisdom we
have aeon In years. Ma-k Twain never
.wrote anything more delicious In forc¥i
AJPIVE FS A8T.
The plealo given In honor of 1 Prof. L. M.
~ dU
all the resident el
About 2
Smith at Pat'tUug <>u the 2Uh ult. was quite a
HUeeons. Nearly all the resident citizens joined,
end seeuie,) lobe In fine:llurn«r, About 2 'p
m. dinner was announced a d d*e table fairly
nnd.T the Wei r[|l of Itnbd tbblg*, fcud
all did eat and were lined. I no "™
all did eat and were Ullrd. j ug day
pleaaautlv s|m r.t and enjoyed by all.
The visitors were: Mrt. Spellman, Mrs. J.
C. tirllUn and daughters, Mism'* Jessie, Mac
ami Frankie, of Bolibih*, -ilia* Annie Hjuc>-
khi of Augusta, Miss Jhira ilreen of Mefcatus
ami Mlc* lulsy Ijuifj'ey of Ramwdl.
It was untuimou*'? «le<dd ,1 tlmt a repeti
tion couW hoi Ik* too warn. Prof. Biuiih':*
eoiiKeiiiaiity added witch to the pleasuyo of
,the occasion. • .
IN MEMOHIAM.
? JoHKrit J. Brown.
„ At a meeting of the Bar of .Barnwell
held Itr the Court House storing the
apecial term of Courti on the 7th day
,v. A. D. 1004, >ho following pre-
‘^rysRTuIIoiVh " weriTTITia'fiU'
jtnd freshness and rxc|nisite apprecia-
Aion of the inner nature.
A MAN AMONG MUN.
JCol. James A. Hoyt died at his home
Jn Greenville on Friday after an ilines*
of throe days, aged t«i years.
Few men In ibi-s State have lived a
busier life, no one.ltas left a brighter
record. From hi* apprenticeship at
the printerVcase through the storm of
w ar, the clouds of reconstruction and
the later sunshine of peace he was al
ways hraye In doing the i lghf, sinoero
. JsSs;
in adherence to the trntli and unselfish
In generous service to liis people. As
citizen, as so'dier, as CTiidstian all hU
years were w ithout fault and itrtbebe
yond 1'® bus found the treasure* laid
up beyond the touch of time.
Such lives*.* ids aro long' lasting
blessings to ail that come within their
Influence, and though he has gone
from the held In which, bo ; so long
toiled the harvest of the good seed he
gowed will ripen year after year iu
better excellence.
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.
After 10 hour# of desjierate fighting
the Japanese on Friday drove tho Ktis-
ftians fiom the fortitieations on Nan
8han Hill, some miles north of Fort
Arthur, the Riu^ian stronghold where
the remainder Of the Russian tleot D
ahel te red^ Th« Jananeae land forces
were welt aided by gun and torpedo
boats. The victory was won by the
Accuracy of the Japanese artillery lire,
every shot and shell striking w ithin a
few feet of the spot aimed at. Nine
assaults were repulsed by tho Rus
sians, whole line* of Japanese being
mowetT down by tho iron and leaden
hail. Wailing until the Russian guns
were sileuted the Japaucsw made the
•uccessfuljtssault. They captutcd ilf*
Cannon. The joss Is put at S.olcj Jap
anese and a greater number of Kns*
siaus. That U the JapaneSo version.
They expect to vajiture Port Arthur
within two weeks, Itaving it surmirml-
ed'hv laud and sea. ft Is defswided by
25.000 men, while the attacking force
Ja four-times as large. Tlie Jtussians
claim that it can be succcsKfully de
fended for months.
The Japanese are already jubilant
and boasting that they can defeat tn
battle and strategy any European
power. "Yellow Peril.”
TITT; NAS1IV1EI.E REUNION.
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I’hc Reunion <’<immittec>e,nda the
Southern Press the good news that all
arrangements arc perfected for enter
tginingthe Unltcj Uoufcderate Vete
rans wt Nashvitie, Jnne i f it).
The Cainns of Veterans, the Sops of
Veterans and the throe Chanter* of Hie
Daijghter, of the Confederacy are
working in harmony with tlie business
organisation of Nakhvillo to furnish an
«ntertaiuaiciit h* nearly faultless ‘a*
possible.
The only variation from former rules
svf entertaimaput is that (T giving the
“old soldiers” preference. This action
will ho approved by every loyal, beau
tiful woman who comes to do them
honor, While sponsors andr-Yhelr
maids of honor will be entertained 'Tif
their HepartmenU Hi vision, and 4tr+g-
mle Commantiers, [u-avision is bvingj
made fbrmany of them in the homes of
our best people, so the committee is
contidentof as perfectly delightful a
reunion ns has ever been held The
orator of the occasion will be Rev. 8.
AfcKim, of Washington. 1). C., who
■erved in the Army of Northern Vir
ginia, a most loyal'Confederate and a
very eloquent speaker.
is earnestly requested and urged
that aH camps report promptly to Sec
retary E. R. Eastman the number of
Veterans for whom free entertainment
}&. td*be supplied. ’ . ■
Remember tlie dates—June 14 Id
The low riftofrf.^ne cent per mile each
Way, plus 25 o>wt*, with extension
privileire of severnl weeks upon the
payment of 50 cents for the deposit
and care of tickets by,'the railroad
Ogents. has been gl ven.
General Committee: Gijarles F. Fria-
xell, Chairman; E. R. Eastman Secre
tary. ,
.BI.ACKVIIT.E NEWS.
Misses Abby Hair and Evelyn Mil*
lions returned*last, week from Breuaii
Col lege. Gainesvi jle, (ki.
qiio Teachers Summer School for'
Barnwell and Ilnu.’berg-eonntle* "ill be -
held at BlackvtHe, with Prof. W. II.:
Wes4as Suiwrintciuii-Mit, and in p/ollj
and pieMsantncss it will be as good as
any over Jield In thd State. Biuckyllle
ha* a sunny welcome for all.
~ I>r. Uo.nry Tfslr of Wlltlainsfon ha«
gladdened the hearts of -fwinily- and
friends by his handsome presence. ►
Mqv J H. < lilies w ill return from"
the commencement exercises of the
Theologlciil Seminary at Eoulsvilie,
Ky. in time for next Sunday services:
Rev. C. E Burts was in ’town on
^ridav—still single,
ft'lli distress!nglv dry.
Mrs B. Kiyer* Carroll is visiting
relHtives at the Citadel iu Cliailesfoiy,
w ith her two little boys Masters Wil
Ijam and Rivers, both ot whom were
Clilistened on last Jl'riday afternoon
at St MichgeUA church, by the*R r,’
John Kersliawrthrt ClirUtening party
consisting, as sponsors, of Rev. T. W.
Clift. Mrs. Clift. Mr H. Bohun Barker
aruLCapt. and Mil*. W. W. White.
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B ARN WEET.’S R El’RK8E XTA-
TTYE8.
E nil ok Fkocle
It was rev prJviiege
to be a delegate to tixf SotHhern Ba|>-
tiat Convention, which convened in
Nashville, Tenn. Tho Convention is
one of tile greatest Religious organi
sations in the world. My purpose in
wrIHff" thlsymto is n»g*aBr.iq.ieiu.i'uL-Ux
Barnwell county’s representation
One of the most prominent tlgtnes in
the Southern Baptist Convention and
otre of ihe greatest Religious worker*
Ijl the world is Dr. R. J. Willingham,
who a pent Tits youth in BrtmweH
County- A* 8eccet«ry of-the Foieign
Mission Board of the Convesticn. he
lias aeooinp!ishc<l a work that is mar
velous add his Board is one of the,
greatest faotera being-used of God, for
worldwide conquest.' I>r. Wiltinghr.m
is a splendid- exauipla of trL-miruie
education as'lie is strong physically,
intellectually and spiritually.
Another conspicuous Uguro in the
CoMveqtisin is,. Dr. C.C. Brown, now
pasthr of thc First Bai)ti*t. Churcb of
Smiiter, 8. C7, where ho has stayed
successfully for more than a quarter of
a century. The Inspiration which has
led Dr. Brown to such a career of use
fulness and power was gathered^rn-tlie
brtnks of oid Turkey tireok, iu his
chi Id-hood happy home.
There . were three representatives
from the NY ill is ton Baptist Church:
Capt. W. H. Kennedy, Col R. M.
Mixson and Rev. W. M. Jones. Capt.
Kennedy seemed to enjoy fully tile
season oJ^goOd fellowship, With his
many friends flom South Carolina and
other state*. U» found time to visit,
the gre;it Liberty M4I1*, one of the
largest (Toni mills In the country, in
which lie L a substantial vtock hulder,-
I Cel. Mixson w as one of tlie Hand«ome
men of the Convention aiid ’was often
seen in hia alfable way, exchangiug
greetings with iiis many fr iends, lie
participated iu the Convention as a
delegate from South Caroliha.
Rev. W. /M. Jones is one of the
youngur Ministers in the Convention
but one whose ability is reoongnized
iind appreciated. Out of hnisdr-ed* of
ininister* who \verepreH*nt > ,liO wasone
Whereas, death l;as qnee more en
tered our midst and deprived us of one
of our brethren,
Now, be it resolved by the Barnwell
HaV, In regular cotfvciftion th,*-day as
sembfed; thatpin the death of Capt.
John E. Allen this Bar has lost a faith
ful member, the comnniijty a true anti
loyal citizen,'"tiTs friends one who w a *
sincere and kival always.
Resolved, further, that tliesc resolu-
timia bespread npoji the minutes of the
Court, a irage in-crlbed to hi* memory,
n copy Sent to hi* bereaved f;nii11y' imd
-pub'islicd in the State and County pa-
..* /
- ■' . -- Robt.AIdnv
C. A. Be?t,
. Secretary.-
of the few awbrtfted to preach In the
churches,'"of N'asliviile. BSriwirerll
county jmouhl be proud of
BditatTv'^s and WlHUton
e«|)etflali
her ieprc-
Sliouid lie
proud of her representations,
a-greot
an an v stronger churches in the ciUesof
the South.
It is my hope that thesff~representa-
tive* mav go back to old Baiiuwell full
of inspiration aud/stlr the people of the
county to still greater Religious ac
tivity.
Respectfully,.
Clarence J. Owens. -
Letter to J i Jenkins.
, Harnu'cll, S. C.
Dear Sir; The cheap paint to buy is
the ope . that covers more than you
think; tho.cheap one to wear Is the one
that i* young when old.
Mrs Moore of Kelsey, N Y, b^uglit 1(!
gallons Devoc.to paint her hon«e two
jgoats; her paiuters said It would takes
that. Had 0 gallons leit. . ' .
"TdrJam*** Acj.lev'* house, in Cairo
(Patski IT .Mount aina), N V, wa« puluted
Deyoe; It wore 11 years; and the paint
wa* jn good condition then. He was
going to faint, the last we ^new,
thongti. That’s the way to preserve a
house; repaint when’ there’4 no. Occa
sion. i
Yours truly,
F. W. Deyok Sc, Co ,
id New York.
1\ 8. Lemon Bros, sell our paint*
I
The State campaign is to open on the
Sl#t inst.
Reports frotii the Georgia and Flori
da melon Helds indicate th« emallest
yield fn a long time.
HUT A
T’he news from Saluda eafuaty Indi-
catea the probable eptry of Ex-Gover-
por John C. Shgppard into the con
gressional rice. '
The Repoblloan party will be fifty
^year* old on July tth. It first received
ilmt iiame nt “Under The Oaks” con-
Yoation In Wisconsin t« Jfi&L
hiiL-ap-
" Congressman T< G. CrOft
pointed as his privito seerntx _
JL Hare Salndn comity, wfiii held
that pesition with the lamented Col.
• iieorge Wi Cgpft.
m£. "
As the days go by the probabilities
to tlie results of the St. Louis eon-
dozen newmoq were brought forward
last week as probable dark ho -es
showing a growing belief that neither
Parker par Hearn will receive the
CLEM SON SCHOLARSHIPS.
The Act creating 124 beneficiary
seliolsrshlpM iu Clemsoo. College goes
into effect July In, 1901.
Each is of the valueof one hundred
dollars, and each cfinutv has as many
ifehohirships as members of the- Hon e
of Reprereiifitives.
The 8tate Board of EdueatlUn
award* tkeee scholarship* upon the rvc-*
ommeridatjon of the County Foard* of
Education to the ipiost worthy end
tieedv young, men of such age a* is
fixed by tffe TM,iR<»*es of Cleimon Col
lege, who shall have passed afi ap
proved entrance examination npmi the'
common school bra r obes and made at
least sixty per cent upon such-exnnih-
nation; and preference sliali bo given
to thosoyourig men who desire to taxe
the agricultural course.-*
Before making application for said
scholarships applicants shall make
proof qmler oath to the County Board
of Education as required h« to spholar-
ships iu tiu* R»ate M Bits sy Academy wf
their financial Inability tb attend'col
lege, before they shall receive, from
said Board permission, to stand such
exam in*t ion, .
These schiilarships run v foe four
years;
This Act puts upon ib« Connry
Boards of Education the responsibility
of nomination, and in their selections
anu res*
mously adopted; *
Whereas it lias pleased Almighty
God to remove from our Hi4list our
senior ntember, TToi. Joseph-J. Brown,
who fur fifty yours sustained a high
position in the community as a lawver
and acirlzen, and It.Is mer*t au>) dueJ.o
him aiui to u* lh.it we place on ‘record
some lasting testimonial to ins tneiu-
orj\ titercfOr-e, ' ™'" : " > . ■ ;
I—Be it rcnolved hy the Biyiiwelij^
Bar in fp«eiai meethig'as^mbieij. than
Hi the death of our jaie Brother, Jo
seph JdnrHngV Brawn th* Bar ha* lo>t>
it* oldest, anil one of its most dinu rviog
and warmly estreme.il iiieinbftcs,..„Jhe. f
cotnmiiuhy iff Barnwell one of it* most
patriotic and public spirited ciUz* n*-
w Itie.l .1 unr of 1 its: w I ns t. ^tfred and -mil-,
livaied members kikI Mie Church of
God one of its inost deyoted and exem
plary followers. ^tSi ^ - |ft
2—Resol veil tha t theae. resrilirtions
jiml accoiiijiiinying proceedi:ig* be-iuo-'
seuted to the cocrt at It* present ses
sion with the request JhiiV they be re
corded in the Journal of tlie court it's a‘
perpetual inrinorlal of our deceased
brother, that a copy of ilie s.iino tc
presented to hi* farnily a* an expres
siun- of cur sympathy rmd that tlie
same be published in the State and
Con h ty paper*. •; " , « i
Robt. Aldrich,
C. A..Rest, Cbairinan.
Secretary.
John K. Ai.7.F.4i
Chairman..
NOW IS THE TIU ffTOTTE HT-
O M EI..
Cures Catarrh and Fievcnu CoirP*.
Stonntch'Dosing, Ju*t Urtathelt.
At this season of the year, catarrhal
troidilo* aro very provulonl fio/l no»rl\
every person swUcrs to a certain tx-
Catarrh i* ACMpiIIy tho result of a,
succession of cold* arnf eah Tie easily
prevented if the proper treatment i-
fon.owed, '
IIy.omei ia a nitural vet, scientific
cure tor tho colds and grip troubles,
that lea ! to catarrh, as well as a posi
tive cure for tho diseaseRmlIL
The baNamic air of liyomci breathed
through the small pocket inhaler that
germ kiliiug>and health giving quali-
lios IhagpeMetiate^to the minutest air
coll* of two head, tbioat and iuji gvrj
It kills a!) Catanhat germs, frees t.’.e
tnneous inembraiie from poisonous mi
crobes, wvd make* a perfect and com
plete euro of catarrh.
The complete outfit costs Vfnly^T,
wllle extra J>0tties of ll voniei c m lie
procured-.h r 50c. 4. O. Cieec.h sells
ilyoinei on the ‘ no cure, no pay” plan,
and will refund fh*-fttWJ.ey if it faila ,ha,
give perfect satisfaction. You take no
risk whatever in using Hyomefr”1 : t is
the only treatment sold under a guar
antee of ildt* nature where a leading
local druggist agree* to return the
money if the treatment falls to cure.
A COOLU^tCARELKSSNESS,
Ajflhe starting in tire kifvhen of th-e
Central HoteL Greenwood, on the
uiorhfng oT the 26th ult. destroyed
property Worth i;£Mjdft,. iomireil fur
$70,000, betw een .‘t and ii~o*clock. M r*.
-Miisohsy, pruprietre**-oT the hotel, wa*
burned up.
TO
BUILDERS AND
r TORS.
CONTRAC-
Tbc TrusteesdTThe. Healing Spring*
Graded ScbooT aro ready to.receive hhU
for the ej ection of a school bniiding.
j lie buildtrvg wifi lm ve threw room*.
Flan and specifications' may he seen .at
J^.I). Whittle's office at Blackvi,lle.
The trustee* propose to furnisb mate
rial trf hand. Tbecpntiaqr, will be U-t
on tha-building grounds June l.j, B) !.
and tluee hiontlis will be allowed for
We completion of the buibling. All
bids should be made in writing to
Rev. 8. F. Hair,
Wlniley, 8. C.
FINAL 4 >LS< Mt-A-KG-K.-
NoTTce is lo i eby givcii tha?' tho-jm--
dersigned will file his final aoennnt
with J. K RnelMng, Judge 'of Probate
for Barnwell County, as Admini-trator
of the Estate of 'J'. K Baughman,' de-
oeawjdAoo Tuesday. 5th day of July.
IfHH’.’TOul a*k for rt final disebarge.’'
—* B. F. Batigliman,
Administrator.
. May 23,190}. ’
Winlhrcp College Scholarships
Entrance Examination.
and
-.^4* _/•
Whboat filusic b Eke tiht*
yoar uihg sonve other
I:
I". > et 11 gio t o t^’I e s
m
• The largest Lutlie W'orkl, will How tkoranghly introduce their
the South. ^ * . r.
Artisldc, Jnstmineiitf
DO AO
U
Of snniplo PiAXOS have been ship [ted from Chicago t:> IJlackville and are now on
disphty ln that city. ‘ ‘ * .
ThTs-lCxhibit which is solely.Tor Adverlist^ig jmrpG'tv f+pen’o^-*-
,x
FRIDAY. MAY 20th
and will last two weeks. ...Eyery!„>• nlys...e8p_eeiaTlyj>ih••*k‘4an*, are eordiallv'invitee] toea]!.
*AVc did not come to BlaekviUe to insult jnl!)lic rntidlig-enee'hv adverfislnjr PIAXOS
of finesti(/nftwe rgodda or obscure ojigin. We have made and sold CI^X3L©
X3ClXXl.d3rOc5. L jL r 33.0"0-£3*
4ESz3GLCl.. OuT patrons ineiade the best imisifians in the j.:
world (siieh-as Patti, Nordica, Eames, Calve, Kdouward and
fiesEke, Dam-
roseh, Liehling, Sonsa and hundreds of fliers.) i ; f ‘
The. instruments display eel aw? of the-highest possioltt - grade, . a-T^stien-lIv iiirrshed ini"
~LtbDfflfeiife^i.reassian Walnut, Krcneh HerT XYalnut and Thryowooi. j'
While it is our purpose to leave these 1*7 A'Nt^-.in this seef:.-:i.' Tto An Ot fll fH entTTTri"
be offered for sede until Exhibition closes
THURSDAY EV
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They wilt I heirhe Given to f!if pc:e,jc ;»]
from .fd22.00 to §180.00! .. r-
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They will he sold on easy tei , ms™“T\vo to three
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years given in which to^ray for them.
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COOKING
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told to be
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Manager ror
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Factories.
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Surveyor and pivit Engineer
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I wish to call the nttentioiVof my eustom’ers anil
friends, and the public generally,D> my large and
well selected stock o7goods, c'onsistin'ir of (Jen-
YuLJ'JISAN!)
* TT.EM en
Daumier Clot^itfgv o
( liil.DKI'N’s S
prm
ami-
f the latest styles; (jKntrRx
men’s Shoes and Low-Quarter Shoes of -the fol-_
hnywig popular 1 Hands:
Ring pHity, Stetson and Crosselt.
JjApiES Shoes and Slippers of the finest ihakes,
such as:. -
idoif and Dittnnm Lines.
•ftjV,..
a complete line of (font’s' Ftirni d
^i-oods. WlHtJkjjp^ C'olore-d Wests, il’muKvS, \ a*. ^
l]sos, Dry (i^pids ai^hCirDwi'ics.,
. Taking thehpinlifyof my goods into considera
tion Iain satrslieT that you wilk find my jiriees
reasoiKvhle. Come and see for yourself^ I am
satisfied that one visit will cause you to he y i%V'u-
hrr nn^DTTTer’nt tny store. ' M
nng
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Tlic'oxarnin.atinn forjhc award of
vacant si lmlarsiiip* in \Vtrithrnp Col
iege nml fort-be aitimS*jon of new stu
dent* will lie betd Ht llieS'tiuutv C’ourt
IIon*e on Friday, July 8;h, at.If a. m.
Afvptlcants must not be Icj;* tliaij fif
teen year* of age. Wbcp si-hobuslilps
arc vacated ofter July S, they w ill be
aw arded to those making the highest
average at this exaiijJrtatiom
Scholarships are worth $iUJ and free-
tuitloii. Th*7*qext session will open
SeptemherXj, ]yoi. For further infor-
luatiotMUid catalogue address
iTe*. D. B.Johnson,
!. Rock Hill, 3. C.
50 YEARS*
EXPERIENCE
venttoi* become* more mixed. A half- of beneficiarirt opportunity, character
and capacity should haye weight.
Boya who with, limited advantage*
have made better proportionate prog-
re** ihaa those with belter>opportuni
ties should haye the preference.
Patents
TIM DC MARKS;
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HARIvESS.' -• -HARNESS*
An Timnense sto”k
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Oi’PosiTi: I’ost Oi'itce,
BLACKVILLE, - - * -
DR. J. 11.1 MIKll'S,
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AVill he at his Ihirnwtdl
’Office every ^lomlay _aud
Tuesday, jwid
of!lc('- iu litaekviHo
Friday ait;l Faturdav.
home
every
Yexer D. Tormcntcr 64369, DB. ALFBED A. PATTERSON,
DENTIST.
JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN
DALE HERD,
I’ron’onnccd. unusually hanihomo-fliu*
dairy form “There stretch behind
him afong every line the "finest dairy
Wood in the world:*’ By blood and in
dividuality he is at Hi« top o^f the Jer
sey breed. Hi* dam U«Ud >P<1 .gallons,
of tniik and 2.1 lbs., 4 oz.; his grand
dam 21 lh*. t 6 oak, and hi* grett^grand
dam 24 lb*., 3 ot* 1 . of hotter In ■seven
days He h*« 14 sisters giving as high
a* 22 lbs. of butter In seven tlnv*.
Registered Jersey heifers bred tothi#
^iiH, aad three-of hi* son*, all solid col-
Wcd and grand individual*, now for
*ale. Write for pedigrees and particu
lar* to"
GLENDALE DAIRY,
ILtravell, ^ G. rl
Ml p: lee,a.
Dentist, ,
lliston, •*- - s. r.
Allendale, S : C. •
V’lsit* j'our home hy requeyp iTr will
praefTce
Fit'E jBJ
F. Ulteoun, \\ }l CiKkiQgGiiB
\\k MeNaD
Accident
yJYill work any whci’fe in the cobhM
by special Appoint sin-nt.
LIGHTNINC
AND-
Live Stock
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R EG I ST R A T10 N N OT If’B.
The Registration Book* will ho o|mb
In tlie Court Hoiiso on the first Mom lay
(sale day) In each month dining the
year 4B11 for fho transaction of *ndb
business a* i* required by law. t ^
W. J. Raxler,
Chairman
T. D'L. Black,
ry.
EVEItYTUIXG FOB EVERYBODY
A TfEwle^pha tm act^
Fre*h Garden Seed; some nstonl-h-
tugly low prices on tie Id as well ns gar
den seed. J have |H4 d and pr lyed
them good, ^Our cOrn sped i* the envy
of out competitor*. G4ve The Feo-
ple’s Ptiarmacy a trial and he e«n
vlneed you can get better seed i.nd
cheapee jtjmn aiiywi lim e els**: h4*o Jt q
tevshds of Thlllip* cotton seed for sale.'
The Feoplc's Pharmacy U a casje
store, therefme caii,undersell other* a*
credit Store* make the gmd cnst'.uier*
pay fer all iof*e*. Get. out of tlt« .^d
rut. save money on medicine and seed
—At Lowest Rates In- •
Strongest Companies-
. CALHOUN & CO.
—OKFICE3 AT—
THE BANK OF BARNWELL