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•* «r TJ?e Barnwell Popple. t E4TE8 OF 8UB8CBIPTI03* V £ n Advance, per Ann am $^*.60 .$2.00 -On Time. J; , T *■' ! ^U^T' ~ C cpT~ •ri.r,, THURSDAY. JU^Va. HKM. J The County Chain Ganj; will be near fMra. s P. Maner’a place in Allendire * ■4A, TowfUbipThU O. W, 'Barle.r,'Sapfervl*or. - . .1 R. C Roberta, Jr., Cteabr' -AND-^- Court at-Aiicen thte we«k.^“ . See CaldwelCrTekUle Panama Hats nt 50oi , * .Col. Joseph Erwin was te town on Tuesday. . - .. . Tuesday was the year. per the. longest day in Read Caldwell’s ad, in todsy’l pa- Matthews In lowri oh Tuesday. f- on town Have your eyes - •' , ^ ’ y, exaihincd and tested free"6T all cost for *> the next 30 DAYS. CREECH’S rilARMACY. Juhn R. BelUn^er Esq. was in i Tuesday. — Tae Pipoi'i.* “pulled” Its Srst canta loupe on Tuesday. Good rain ft 1 !I on Monday v} Jrom Mlonm southward. 4 Thq-cajulidates are massed At Gdose Pond Park Pig nlc today. —« Can,taloupe / >hidhvent« will nexrweek on a small scale, Tuesday night’s shower barely cross d Turkey UrcahAV-estw n»dr .■ - ' Clever Oscar Patrick is over from Kiiii(stree for a couple of weeks. You ought to see Caldwell’s* HVavy drill fancy work shirts. Only 50c. How much does a Watermelon in crease in weight In twenty four hours? tlrtpt. W^O. Harrison made the be ginning of the week bright for Tuk P*OI»tK— —'—; —*—— Mrs. Hartley and little son of Bates- burg are visiting Mr. anil Mrs. A. P Manvilie. Mr. W, R. Ferguson reported on, tlie 15th Inst, two red cotton blossoms on many stalks. N K W A DV ERTlSE W K NTti. W II. Joncs-^Ciemson ScbolarsUip Examinations. H. W. A T. J. Deer—Ginning outlit for sale. H. P. Hsir—Notrdti to Contractor*. J.C Creech—MasanErull Tara, Free Lye Tests. ‘ • James Ring and ethers—application for charter. •y { , • t +■ 4 r,TGHT Waited. v Is it too late to jdant peas in cotton middles? ‘ ll; ‘ If not, what varlity is the hast, both as x<> improv'ftnieut p. the soil and the maturing of peas?; , • Though not much of a farmet lt strikes us that the diciage done by the drought to the corn crop would make a good gathering of poas.t.bis winter a help In tlmc of need. CONFEDERATE REUNION. r Attention!; Companies G. ami If, of the Kth 8. a V.. O. 8. A.,, At-the. solicitation of (he Rivers’ Bridges Ckmp U. C. V. and others dor committee has screed that we hold onr reunion with them' af thh. Rivera* Bridge'll Memorial Grounds on the 7th day of .fuly. 10Q4. We hope to halt a grand old time. W. T. Cave, fa? Committee. if $20.00 ItliWARl) $20.00. begin 'TO CAN DIDATES. , We wish to begin fit onr first Jnlv Is sue the promised sketches of JUUull- tfafes. ” • We desire to do justice to all and not knowing ns much of .wur past histo ries as we should wiy Ire glad to gel letters from friends;:elected by you, containing brief statements of -such matters in your several lives as the people would Hae to.Vnow. We don’t promise to publish ail,pewt trrtrat—WTtt try- to give each fair treatment. Stolen from my residence tn Barn, well. S. night of May lith, m4, one very heavy Nkkle Case. Open Face Watch, fitted wMi a tt—Jewel Verltaa (Elgin) Movement, Number W07iW2, also between $40 and $50 In ca»h monov. •’~~- A reward of TWENTY DOLLARS will be paid to any one returning this watch and monny or any part of the money to the undersigned at. Barnwell,- S C . or for INFORMATION that will lead to the whereabouts of this watch and money and the return of the same. O. D.*Xn d’eroon, i Agent Southern Ry. Co. TO BUILDERS AS t> tors: - CONTRAC- CALliW—the atorp "where the flag flies. It wIH interest and pajryoTi to look over his stock. Mr. Edmimd A. Felder of Blaekvllle is Executive OlH»:er of tlie Phillppina... CON FEDERATE REUS ION. Attention ! Company G. 1st S. C. Y, C. S. A. " . At the solicitation ’of the -Rivers’ Bridges Cnipp U, C. V. and others, our committee has agreed that we hold our rennjon with Bridges Siti’tnorial Urouuds on : the 7th .oio.oroiu Half Galktus at 7-kj per dozen. Quart size per dozen. at t)5e Alsfi exfra Kubbei's and extra Top«. — iT ' , Several communications received too late for this week’s issue!. — , • A candidate out West carrier a good I'lnw hand on lifS round- When he wishes to talk to a farmer h? lets his ihand take charge of the team and .keep the plow going. The' farmer is generally willing to talk several hoars while the “sub” Is plowing This, is, ah., (example worthy, of imitation by some of out candidate's. Exhibition at St. Louis. A glorious rain fell Monday after- ti ooirti» G uorges 0 reek ex tern i i og.. Ja r down into Bamberg County. July salcday will come this year on Tuesday, “the glorious fourth,’’ which U a holiday, falling on Monday. ^arldwylf,say's whenever you buy 6 cents worth of chewing gum Irom him lie will give you a dumb watch. Can’t Or llHfl: •: 381 — Judged by the nuttrhor of ggiton bios- soma sent us the crop acreage is the largest ever devoted to the aunny «Hpie. . . . ./ ^ ~~ A good farmer told ps on Monday that since plaining lime he lias hail only one rain sulilcient to wet the fer tilizers. ^ The tile floor of the Bank of Barn well is completed, knd on next Monday the North door will again be the busi ness entrance. r—r“ Iletljel Annual Hun.rtar' MchrwiV Tic Nix- will be given on next .Saturday, Col. Frank H. Creech will be theprator of the occasion. . Mrs. C. Arthur Best and r spoi left on Friday to spend some time idAlv b’ld North State for the benefit of the •iiitle barrister’s health. _ AlrrEdward I.awrenee Patterson of BarnweR was graduated Ian week iu .the English and French coiirses at tlie Porter School, Charleston. Caldwell •ar- lie wants you to pome and look oveF his stock, not once a d.»y but four or live times a day. bays he can interent you, ' - M iss Kate F*. Mailer lia* been reelect ed as clerk of llie Sta4e pension board, a position which she has tilled with line efliciency for several terms. olav of July IDfll. We hope to have if jtfrand time. Dont forget the day and your tilled baskets, .July 7th ISAM 10 a. in.•sharp. J-.T/. Copeland, ^ • for commitiee. Ehrhardt. 8. O. June.20 th 1901. The Trurtees of tlte Ilealjliig Spring* Graded Sfliool are ready to receive bids for the erection of n school building, all bids received up to the 15th Inst, having been rejected. The building win have three rooms. Plan am! spec ifications may be seen at J. 1). Whittle’s ofliee at BUckville. The trustees pro- pose to furnish material tin hand. The w-TTYbe let on the building at 4 will be. contraet will be let on the grounds-Monday, June 27th, clock p m , Tind three months allowed for the completion of the build ing. All bids must be made in writing to ' Rev. 8. P. Ilslr, - ■ »-r— - Whaley, S.C. J PROBATE COURT NOTICE.. ^, GOOD SEJRITS. * Good spirits don’t ail come from Kentucky. Their main source is the liver—and all the tine spiritaever made) could not rrnte - -Mv a bad liver or the hundred-and one ill effect* it produces. You can’t have good spirits and a bad liver irt the uMine time.' Your liver must be in flue coikHiion if* you would 1eel buoyant, happy.and hopgfui^bright of eye, light of step, vigorous and snYciSssfuT iri your pursuits. You can put your liyer in flneyonditlon bv using Grcgu’s Au gust Flowwr-»thc greatest ol all medi cine* fot thtJlffr and stomach and a certain cure for dyspepsia or ^iidiges- tion. It has been a favorite household remedv for over thirty-live years. An grust Flower will make your liver healthy and active and thus insure you JULY JURIES. The Summer Term of the Court of General Sessions will comUienee on tlie second Mondjtv, 11th day of July; and continue one week. Judge Charles G. Dantiler of. Orangeburg will jireside, thi* being his ffm of*»ylal i ivif to~t1ity County. Petit Juries Were drawn on Tuesday: APendble -E II Oswald, --Henrv WcrtttVW B Bnrchhnl^r, Jotm M ' Al len, Miles Carter, D‘II EWis. Baldnek—Richard Ashe, J B Ang" Icy, J W Clary, S E Strange, T M Hewlett. Barnwell—H F Odom, A Q Ray, J A Reed, W J Lemon. ’ Bennett SpritjgV—W J JIarley, J A F'urse, ■ BUckville—W T Brogker, W H -De- D’JIL. J iT Dychos. - Bull Pond—W Z Bryan.- . _ Georges Cceek—J \V Collins, B R Black, J W Rowell. J N Hutto. Great Cvpress—Joe li lia^el. Red Ojik—F 11 Gautt- 3 F Halford, L. A Wabley.r*-.. y >, Rjch Lan«F—P Mur'liv, M C Green, r R^istinarv—R- Jr^Mi'Creary, T B Grubb*, J M Weatbersbee. Sycamore—C Dfljokrthol*. — Williston—Jolin P l.ee Jr.^ * . Mrs Lena Davies and daughter re- turned to mrt*vlllo on Monday, to re main during tlie *ps*ion of the Summer School ol thccouniies of the P*.e Dee Sectiou. - c Tlat-earJ of Hon. J: O. Patterson, an trouncing himself a candidate for Con gress lit the Second District,.£ubj*ci to the Deir.oeratfe primary election, np- pearilu this IssTIeT • ■— Buff and Barred Plymouth Rock eggs iu any quantities for sale by i J. Allen Tobin. . WlllMon Graded School will have a* lf> aext terur’A-jramiit^ P-«d.. ri, -Rt Rhodes uf PlprertUH, Principal; Ajui»- tants—Mrs. W. M. Jones. Mrs. Eleanor Hateher, Miss Daisy Willis. Farmer* are getting through wltli ihoir plowing, but the candidates aTe just Leginuiug their cropSreach hoping to gather.mme votes than his Com petitors'’on tbf fiOtfi of August. « ’"'J'lie handsome'now- building of the Bamberg Graded School lias been com pleted. On Mondav the trustees gave the order for fhejiest improved fund 1 tcre to be shipped August let.. For bnggie?, wagons, jiarness or anything in that line call on Charlie nr liberal supply of “good spirltfu’’ .Brow n and ha wilPdo the rest Trial siae, 25c^...r.egukr hottles, 750. "At Creech’s DrOg StOH* find 8earson r s Drug 8tore. * Twelve barbecues are advertised in the Lexington Dispatch, and the cam*, paign just opening. _ In a few counties the cotton weigh ers and Supervisors of Registration are " chosen by primary election. Among the allegation* of cruelty * made by an English husband * ho want* a separation Is that his wife makes him wear gloves at breakfast. IT COSTS YOU NOTHING. \ V j. C. Creech will return your money If Mi-o-na dues imt cure you. - Mrs. RrH: W* 1 ker~nf~~AppTetan has been quite ill witir continued fever for about twenty days.; The countless m. Barnwell'who were not the least bit surprised when they rend.in “Thk pKoetic” tint J. C. Creech ij sellipg Ml-o na on a guarantee to reftmd thr money in case It did not cure. This marvelous dyspeidda remedy will (pife ?he worst case of indigestion, head ache, dixzineas oV the'generbl played «>Ut Condition that’afflicts every one suffering with stotnacii trouble!,—• I • Mi^>-rdt dows nor’sHiRtllr rfiTUVe; It cures. Jj C. Creech can tell Von of irtany wefl known 1 ' people' In this - city 4hom' -this remedy Bar restored to health, often after they*’have triad many other mdthbQs of treatment with llttle'or no hmiellt. ‘ 1 ‘ ' • The hesVklmr bf advertising’ is the praise of « pleased custohw. 'And there ard huhdreifs in Barnfiell today praising 'Mi-'o-tra beefluke It’ cured them. A fe'v months ago ’they could eat nothing without wfondering what theTesulfwould be. HinM using Mi- oxha they ckt what thby 'want and when they want with no-fear of suffer- lug. , This medicine Is' In the form of' a small tablet, very pleasiiuf to take and obsta only 50c a' bo*. It U a pure tned- •Jclne that speedily hnd permanently (Hires alt forms of atotoach-, trouble anti I* the otily diu ibat can be sold under a prosit! ve goarantee without any re- * ’ the money if u frleUtll of this hiost excellent lady hope for her early and happy recovery. - Irimho'fiscal the unpaid taxes on polls, real and personal prop erty amount to $2,151.06, for which Treasurer A cm strong has issued esc dVrtlons. Tho a'rhouat is $209 43 less than for 1902. .. ^ Since Saturday two killings of col ort*d by colored, bofivsaid to have been accidental, liave liecn reported, one near Seiglingvitle. tlie other near Bal dock The defendants were lodged in ’AHon Tuesday. The demand for seed peas is extra good'as the drought injury to the corn . _ . _ . to t Tl*era atP« hundreds of people in } crop has been too grent-Hnd ; gefiPTBt to ho idadff np.hy the latter rains. A few farmea® w ill rlsl; pfAMUWg more corn of the Early Deut TarlefietTiT’this late date. ’ T" . ^ ,• ■. w - -;*• i At Caldwell’s Novelty Store you will find men’s and boys’ hats at 6, '10 and up to 25 cents. Men’* and boys caps at 10, 15 and up to 80 cents. Mr. William Jr. showed us last week an Invitatlofl to the South Uifrollna Commencement Balt’ Tefegy]- lld 18M. JaiHK* IT. Adams was Governor-then, And .first on theiistoj’ senior managers. Of the DO prominent lu the, committees all are pass'ett away Prominent .a«t night In Miss Shep pard's bridal train was Mi«s Martha Ayer Aldribb, of - Barnwel). She is handsorhe, And gifted, and stylish. «nd graceful, anQ very popular. 8hcT*a daughter of the Hon!. Robert Aldrich, of Barn well. Her mother Is Edgefield prettv Sophie Brtnhsm—sweet and goo4 and true. And her grandfather was y Kd.gefleld’s Miiledge L. Bonham—sot di'er. a patriot, statesman. We bid her welcome in to'the galea of her noble ant belqved sires. -iKdgetleld Chronicle. All administrators, executors, guardians and trustees ate directed and required by law to make annual re turns to the Judge of Piobate before or o,n the first day of July in each year. 2555 and 267?. If such returns Aro nfft made a* above stated the Judge of Probate Is required and directed by law to issue citations for such,delinquents ami the penalty for snub neglect or refusal is a tine of twenty dollars for each day during continuance of said default, and revo cation of letters of administration, &c., ITpersisted in. , ' See Section 2556. John K. Snelllng,. •* ‘ Judge of Probate, B. G. I have adde^ g^V^LTT DTE PARTMKNt to my Fancy Gru eery and ConfcctlornSry Store and want everybody ro call and look over the new and fancy goods. J think yod will find what you need And pricea. to pleaae. I will be continually adding to LbU department and want you to keep on voaypg and looking over the new Uilfrgs. VttWe^ou do not fltid what you need 1 want vaeJtA let me know and in, a short time If wtll be here-fer y<n»'; I mean what I say, because I want to get lor tny Customers jest what they want. I’Come and look at my £ OPALESCENT NOVELTY AS ! soRTMKirr, Ua- gUMwerey irit fntmy shaped piei es and largo sixes—beamifullv decorated Hi Huej canary and flint"' Opalescent. My “Artislic ^Assortment” In glassware, all one pattern, full, finished and fire poH«bed\. tecl^ with three jeweled feet and beaded J edges^ The eiihpffeiyr of ttit* ivrrf Colonla! pattern appeals to those who appreciate beauliful plain crystal glassware. —J 5Iy Ornamental Opifleseent As sortment in glassware; All Iu Ihe beautiful opalescont ware, to whigh no descriplion can do jus tice. The assortment coaqpriscs & the newest and mo»t attraeUve® pieces ever made, each In assorteT -colors —fliut, blue And grren opa lescent. , Fancy Assortment Willow Ware Basket*. Fancy Assortment Men’s Soft Laundered Shirt*. Fancy Assortment, llch’s an Boys’ Hats at 6. 10, 15 and 25c. Fwicy, Assortment Men’s and .. Boys’ CapS at tf?, H,.40 ^nd up to <• ■»0c. ■'> . A Fancy Assortment CUUuren’s Parasol^at lo am} 15c. — - Respoctfully, JAS. M.'G.VLDWKI.L. ipy store wiiero tlio flag flies "*rA ] jw • Z-.v *, r : si! <ms LA] «a; / Myipring iWeSs.Ooods havfc’4fHved, j )xfc GEN is: t My Shoes bp A in high cut an .styies, Hats Shirts, Underwear, etc., also here for inspectio inspection. My entire stock ! have marked down at figures apparentfy unreasoifahte. f •: •' .! r- 4 :. r i -• : * ; as. a Come and see, and if pleicieti itiw.bi meiii to mv iraue anci if^ cfrcier to gei my come ancj inspect my •ttrie, 1 offer rtiylinebf Spring 1 la'per cent discount, and wheni sfiythts I iiieah 10 less than 1 ever offered .my goods previous to this. Very Respectfully, induced rons Wrtg per cent W. Corner Lartigue Sliiet and ^aifroid'Avenfjgr .. b a. e. CBMBW RELIES UPON O VlTri. . .. I1Y- Catftrrh and Cures Colds, Cobgh*, Grip. Just Breathe ft. llyomci is nature’* own method for uring extarrb, cold*, coughs add dis ease* of tbo respii-itory organa. It i* the only natural treatment for the cure f tbeae-Jj'oublcs. , ' ^ Brtatbed ibrougb the peat , pocket inhaler that comes,with every outflr, tbo air tliat pa**e* injib the throkt and lunj;., is■ identical- ’itli that on the mountains, where it is laderv'-.with healing and health-giving balsams. It searches out aiKhUilh disease germs it the most remote pint minute air cell* Of the head, threat”and lungs, it sootlie* and lieals a«r irritation of the m i you*-membrane. llyomel lr nyescrlbed by physicians geueralty. Many'Sf them use It tbeni- *eives to break up a cold ami prevent pneumonia. * llie corn Plata Hyomel outfit consist* of a ne»t Inhaler, that Is so small' ami convenient that It can be carried in the pocket or purse, a dropper and a bottle of Hypnel This A costs but $1, and it will c .re any ordinary case of catarrh. In chronic and deep seated conditions, longer iise is neces _Bary and extra bottles of Uyomel can be obtained for She., iflaklhg it a most economical treatment for this disease. J. C. Creech tfffs so much confidence n the power of l yomei to cure eaten b and oilier disease* of the throat e nf l lung* that lie sells it under Ills'person al guarantee to refund the mOnoy tft any purchaser in ease it falls to give satisfaction. Fta takes all tho risk himself, ami Hyoaiot costs you ahxn- ! UtcIy nothing unlesi it does you good. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Noiicel* hereby given that on Fri day, the 15th day of July, 1901, the un dersigned will fil« thefr ffoal accounts, as Administrator* of the Estate of Mr*. Georgia A. Nurnberger, deceased, w ith the Judge of ProbATe for Barn well County and apply for Letters bUraissory. C. F. Pechman, J t ,.A. Porter, Admiuistrators. County of Barnw^eil. f In tbe (7ourt of Common PleA*. C. 8. BiiUt iu his own behalf, Ac., — * ' Plaintiff. - vs. ' • The Merchant’s & BUckville, S.C.j Defoudant. " ... - By- virtue Of a decretal orile.^ to me jiiected a* Receiver of fheabove named' lianl<, I will otfei for s,.le in front of the Court House at Barnwell, within tlie legal hours of sate, to tho high est bidder or bidders all of tbe uncol lected accounts due to tho said baaik by various parties by way of overdrafts $230.fl9, and debts $733.86. the same ag gregating the sum of $i , CJ.55 t and a schedule thereof to l?e fumUhtfd on the clay of.-Wahl sale, together with an itemized account in each instance duly Salesday In July, 1904, and ^jld ac cop tils to be assigned to the purchaser or phfehasers by the Reciver w ithout rccoune. " - John O’Gorman, ' •. -v . v Receiver. June 14, UKff.\' - ^ 5 THE STATE OF SOUTH UROLISi. —lathe Probate Court. - ! — By J. K. duelling, E*q , Judge of Pro bate in Barnwen County. ! irTiercas M. C. niamorrtTteade suit- to inejto grant liim Letter* of Adnrinis- tratinn on tbe estate and efects of Bar ney Dlampnd, deceased, - Tliese are, therefore, to efie and ad- mnnith all sadr «ii>guh>r, iltw kliiffred ami creditor* of the said Barney Dia mond, decca«ed, that they, bg. and ap pear befuro me, in the Court of Probate co fie held at Barnwell on Saturday 18th June, PK14, next, after publication hereof, •04(11 .o cflOck in^he foronoonv*- to show ciuse. If any Uiev have, why the said administration should not bo granted. ’ Given uqder my llnnd, this 3d day, of-June, AunoT7bt|nul,.)*4Q4 J.-K. HNF.LL|Sf&, •— Probate Judge. Published in Tux Bakuwkll Peojplk Juna-tHh. 1904. Thatikftif*' tny Crmtorner?! i;>r thrh' ilnexftmpled pafroiM «gc during the Winter C’ampaifjiv I ,lRko .pleasure • staling that the Spring find* me pretyftrod to giro the s ' i * est ’ f - FINAL DISCHARGE. argainsr To iiU in lircd oT W'li l. -(n t C glI pnrposes^Sigt nt the prices that haVe pleased and profited so manj Notice is hereby given that tlie un dersigned will file hi* final amiount with. J.. K. fuelling, Judge of Probate for BarnwrU County, as Administrator of the Estate of T. Fi. Baughman, de- Plauter’s BapJi. of -eeasey;, on Tuesday, rph d^y of July., 1 4904, and ask for a final discharge. B. F. Baughman, Administrator. May 28, 1904,—7—;—-g .. '• - ■. — r. ^ ^ CLEMSON SCHOLARS11IP - EXAMINATION. rjrexnmiiiTrt;nn for three sebotar- gnifiS from this county in Clemson Col lege wtll be held »c Battrwell on Friday, July 8th. These scholarships are worth one hundred dollars each, In payment off board, apd other necessary expenses. In ajt'irion tuition fees are remitted. Preference will be given to appli cants who take the agricultural course. The examination w ill be on common school subjects..^. W. II Jones, Co. Supt. Ed. Don’t that ' r'- ^ ~f-- ; . ’ -**•- .. - G. D, Q. Lange, Blackville, S. C., has on sale .tha-liast..Spectacles. F.ye Glasses, Musical T nStr»ments, Toys, . Stationery, Fishing Taohle ajtd^Base- ball Goods, and that he sells Pianos and Organs for cash or on easy terms, and that he rebuilds Organs As good as nkw\ . '•-■ . ar Spectacles accurately fitted; Re pairing Instruments a Specialty; Um brellas re-covered while you wait. JULIAN R. HARRISOH,- . —JKWKI.KB Fine Watches, dCfycks, Rings, Pins and Spectacles : Repairing. _ —Sewing Machine Supplies— Needles, ~ 1 Rubbers, Beltings, ...» — Machines, Gtins 7 ami Raa-olvers Repaired. TI.h Another Car Load, - Four Horses, 1'wentv-fdur Mules' . • • •* F Thai want; go(»d( ^uruer*^ . ijrijc the last iuiportation of tbe ftMeoxij - -don’t eo jflniHA M.h. **iv>n I* V - Blackville, S. G. I3aUX WELT; t S. C. irt-* 11 APPLICATION FOR CHARTER] Notice Is hereby 4 given that on Wed nesday, Juno 29th JlHIlitbe undersigned will apply’ to the Horrarable J T. Gantt, Secretary of State, fow ^a charter for thfe chtDtian Baptist As- soefatUm of Bam dll County, a be nevolent society for efiriqg for it* sick members and hrtfrj’ing the dead, with no capital stocT and having—shares of the value of tan cents each. The offleers of said proposed Assoc Jr atiop are a* follow* : ' Baines Bing, .Triesident, Luke K. O’Neal—Vice rtesTdent. George John son—Socretarf," Mrs. Nellie Gaiphin' Treasurer. James Bing, *■1. Luke E. O’Neal. Commirtee of Association. MCLA38 IN ARITHMETIC. .If you are twenty years old when youribaby Is one year old, then you are twenty .t*}met as old as tlte baby. Wha® For SJgle - One 30 Saw M*saey Gin, Feeder find Condenser'.' 'One steam power cotton pree*. AH second hand. y .L H . V. 4 T 'J . Decr When you are forty year* old, biitiy Is twenty, and yod are .twice a* old. vFben you get to be eighty instead of being twice as old as tour child,’ you are only one third older. Kuw at ‘tbit rate bow long would you have ,to Jive M l MAZCRSIvY, Propoit KRASSOFF'S SID STAND, • BARNWELL, S, 0 Offer* to Careful bnyers a oomplefelT itew stojk of completeiy new goods at completely hew price* Anything and Every Thing in Dress and. Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, u.imes as old as the baby. Wham Hft^i, Shoes, Ac. for all ages and all ou are-tyventy tirt, bHbv 1* five; tbeir, ^>ceqpatlbns will be found at tbeae you Are five times ws old a* the baby mw,8,’C.- jWoro y«mr Child is a* oldf as you are M'-ro ’ ■ ^ .. IleadquArterS for Trade and At prices to please tbe most particular pur chasers. Come. See for ypurselyes, receive courteous treatment and you will find that ‘ THE NEMT BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN. ’ DR. J.H.E. : DENTAL SURGEON, BLACKVILLE, S- C. Will be at bis Barnwell office over ^ MomlBy and Tuesday, and at his homo office kg-'. eveiy and at his in Blackville Friday and Saturday. .n- ■ ■ ■ t. F. Callioun. . f Jf. BBCkio^ain Win. JlcXab. : Calhoun & t? If ■ -At- PE, Life, Accidei)^ vrj. J My ARUTHEI^I CftTTPW OILO . LIGHTNINC YtxerJ. Toroenttr JERSEY BULL’ HEAVoI' GLEN- S' DALE HERD, l w»- . AND- .Live Stock Pronounced nnusiiarty h'ftndsome-r.ftne dairy form. . “There strerch behind Suweyer arid Civti Engh - —At Lowest Rates In-^ ..... Strongest. Companies. CALHOUN & CO, -PFPICIS AT- ’ . t TH^BANK OF BARNWELL bliii along every.line the finest jlalry blood In the \yorld!” By blood and in- rtlyiduality he l* at the top of tlie .Ter* sey hryed. 'Ills datn tested 88-} gallons •pfintlk and 23 lb*., 4 e*.; bi^ grynd dam ft lbs., 5 ozs', and hi* great grand dam 28 lbs.,,3 oas of batter in seven day* fie has 14 sister* giving as blgb as 22 lb*, of butter in seven dar* — l Registered Jersey heifers bred tnthis bull, and three «f bis sons, all solid eol* d*. now tiff »od P#/t»OA»- .^veliog; ored and grand individuals, now f Mlo; WriWfor- lan to GLENDALE] Ba dsm Special atterstior taUpfuof #$yr-i drainsgl!. . •' .A A p os UI card addressed to pie aj tin, S. C-, will rt -elve provipt vm? ...... j - DR. AL1 mm