The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 08, 1904, Image 3
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RATES OF 8UBSCBIPTH>X.
Advance, per Annum .........$\M
tin Time.... ...$2W>
THUiWDAT. SEPTEMBER 8, 1901.
week.
crowUud out
this
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Em}, was In town on
Old
The chain gnng N at Bodiford.^
"11 In Red Oak Tuwitahip ilila week.
Or W » Barker, Supervleor.
K. C Roberts. Jr.j Clerk.
B/G
mm chop.
Dead Oodks o{ The.
D0U6H. m
Get you something td ioie
jfonr money in. T :
f^Drummere’ Samples, consisting
of Pocket Books, Puraca, and J^adlea’
Wrist Bags, bought at a aaerlfloe tna -
you are entitled to your
benefit of the deal.
share of the
All these itt^ods^will be sold at one
Mr the original cost.
VST, The supply is limited—but while
ihay tastdt is a rare opportunity to get
fyui a good purse cheap, ,
CREECH’S PHARMACT.
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will pay nvK dollars for the
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EastcrliaA k Maaville,
Brokers.
Representing
Armour Parking Co.,
Ilitnimnitd Packing Co., *
Carolina Rice Co. k
Jacob S. Sclurmer 4 Son*.
" (Rice.*)'
fl.A. WllkaaA CQ-., ,,,
(Grain, etc.)
8. T. Platt. , . .
(Butter and Cheese )
We will also deal in real es
tate. Hat your property with
us, if we make po sale it will
cost you nothing.—
Vaiuuble town and farm
property for sale or rent, sev
eral bargain* in town resident
lOlS. — —*!?—
Highest price paid for cot
ton seed. ^We' have our
scales at gtStton....plat form,
where it is very convenient.
Meal and hulls for sale and
exchange, special .induce
ments in large quantities.
We extend a hearty inrr
tation td our farmer friends
to call on us.
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SEED OATS FORSALE
FOUR THOUSAND BUSHEI.S.
Native Red Rost Proaf Seed Oat*
I grown on mv farm* for sale at
> Don’t delay buvlng as the supply of
al-ed in the Mtate is far betow what the
demand will be.
- ^Ytrtttte^rsiibiei,::
B'aukville, S. C.
FURMAN tJNIVERSn T
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. GREENVILLE. S. C.
Edwin VIcNefl Poteat, President.
Courses leading to the degrees of
\
Bachelor of Arts (B. A.) and Master of
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Arts (M. A.) Library, Reading Room,
£aboraterlea, Large and Comfortable
l^ormltorlea," ExifensA" reduced to a
Minimum.
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Next aestalon begins Sept 1L For
rboma apply to Prof:’ H. T. Cook. For
9-
Catalogue or informatiun, address. ThV
Secretary of the Faculty.
TRESPASS NOTICE. -
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( All persons are hereby /orhfdden to
enter upon any and all laud* owned by
nje nr under my control in this State
for the purpose of hunting bv day or
by night, gathering or hauling away
wood or straw, pasturing stock, ma
king roada or paths or committing any
’otiier trespasa whatever under penalty
rosecutiou uvthe full extent of the
. W+Htam-M. ftailth,
Hilton, 8. C , August IStb. 1904.'
\\ faxm of 74 acre*. 1|
rfenmark, with dwelling
ap«l cook roMn attached,
gnbd we“
* codveu
FARM FOR BALE.
milea^/rnm
of 4 room*
line wrekard
) build-
and good
to purchase
RESOLUTIONS.
W1JEREA8, It has pleased our
Heavenly Father to remove from n«
our beloved sifter, Br«. J, T. Hmith,
and at we. tbe tnembera of theWAtman'i
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STOMACH
WILL NOT
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place 1
tbdier memory.
Therefore, bo it resolved: - 3.
1. That Di thb Qcatii of our sister
mllllneryemporla.
According to a common belief cotton
bfhoms appearing up to the. 12th lust,
will mature before frost.
The Jewish nefr year will begin at
sundown tomorrow and continues un
til sundown on Saturday. 4
The West India- storm sesfcrtn fytjl
end October 1st. '"Seme ..years rone
come and this may be one«*_
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The weather propholts have dlscov-
a.’ed a West India storm travelling
North westward from the Caribbean
sea.
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: This editor Is too busv to join the
other <fuHI drivers in visiting candi
date for President Parkey today, and
passlesa besides.
Married Bondar, Aug. 28. 1904, bv
W. S. 1 oil ins, Notary PttWio, Mr.
Alorgan Dyches and. Miss Julia Black,
both of Barnwell County.
r. J ('. Cochran, now visiting hi*
daughter In Florida sends ns the pret-
fl'st letter we have reedved In a long
time (rom the auunv peninsula.
Chief Justice Dunbar calls our at
tention to ttie fact that Associate Mag
istrate Sanders-also had tio opposition.
I.Hse Jupiter Tttfe Pkoplk sometimes
nods. __
Cmpt. Wash Halford sucreeled ('apt.
G. TL Uuht'ar, Who^decTriled reolectlon
on thtt Countv Pension Board. .The
other old members Sire continued in
office. Y
Lightning on Monday killed a colored
woman and daughter and a cow on Mr.
H I). Still's planuu'on bevond Black
vllle. and struck Capt. J. E. Hair’s
residence, doing !-mall damage.
Mrs. Lena Davies gwd bright little
daughter Georgia Panline returned to
Hartsvllle on ThursiloJU — —
Mis* Pauline was “At Home” to her
Menda on the SOth ult. - • .
Last week’s meeting orfthe Barnweli
RsptUr Sunilay School^kettoelHtlon i*
c ald to have h®cn the best ever held.
The St. John’s, people know how to
care for the strangers within their
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Sta'e Superintendent of Education
Martin has awa’ded Clehison henetic.i-
ai v scholarships to \V. F Odom. L
Richardson and W R. Woodward of
Barnwell anil ('has. W Rive and M. L.
•inndifer Mf-Bamberg Counties,
Some ten days ago Mr (David Rozlcr
discovered and extermtltctcu a colour
of 19 rattle snakes )<WistiMr in an old
log. Two were well grown,' having 8
and 17 rattles respectively, while 17
little fellows were belpjar the rattling
-age. _ .
A prudent honsekeeper tells n« that+lo
thr one safe way to prepare cabhage
for cooking is to tear off each leaf sep
arately so that, the; cabbage snake mav
a "tf theta. ——la ftirthar said
thsTTRov are only found in imported
plants, that.homu
have tbein.
sowed plants never
MAGISTRATE'S ELECTED.
Allendale: John Oooge,. ! *
Dnnhnrton: F.iT. Brabham.
Four Mile: T. S. Dunbar.
Kline: W, N. Barker.
Red Dak.: ,W. P. ISamLwr-^
Williaton: J. W. JohUson.
Society llaa sustained a great loss,
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King Cotton 1* under the weather] “ « f WHIUton
this week. / Uvt Church place on record this tribute
See.tha,t the children itart school go-
JiHf on theopenlng day. *
“' Capt. Dunn came in last wedrwtth a
carjoad of blue grass stock.
Mr,. W, I., Whitaker Is bafck afte
pleasant two weeks In Gotham. ^
‘ The ginneries were unable to l&et
up wirh the cotton pickers last week.
4 Tlw Suiiervlsor* of Registration were
the ftu»le«t officials In town on Mon-
***&. IF •
Caterpillars are doing consideinble
damage in the best growing coitou
crops.
. ^e^ror people were4n town bn t!on-
dav than on anj September sale day in
.leyeaflL
A depression on the Eastern North
ilina coast caused Jfae first of the
Weefc'raln'. —
Mr. W! E>Bennett of Martin is at
tending cyurt In Beaufort? as hand
some as ever.
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kfrs. J: Allen Tobin ?fm^ returned
Prom iter Summer trip to the Tiorlhern
the
^ „ hbt
how suhmjssivaly to our Father’s
will, knowing (hat our loss U her
eternal gain.-, , % r : ' .
2. ^Tb»t'Wa etten'd tiur heartfelt svra-
thy to the bereaved family, but they
mourn not as those without hope.
3. That»these resolution* be inscribed
upon a page In our minute hook, and a
copy be sent to the bereaved family,
and to the Baptist Cmtrtsr'and county
papers for publlcarion.
Mrs. G. C. Matthews,
Mrs, John Wise.
MU* Jessie J. Willis.
TRIBUTE OF REtiPECT.
WHEREAS, It has pleased our
Heavenly Father to remove froth us
our beloved sister, M r*. W. C. Si.iitli.
who was ever willing to lend a helping
hand.
Therefore, he it resolved : ~
1 That in the death of oursUter, the
W'oman’s MUtinnary Societyr»f Wlills-
thn Baptist Church has sustained a
great loss, but we know that God
pukes no mistake*. ^ „ . i :
lessed are thedead which die in
the latvd.. that tliey mav rest from their
labors aiTckjheir works do follow
them'.’’
2. That we exteb<onr hca;
pathy to tlie bereaved Taq>Tlv? b^f-4l
Sorrow not as those wUhoCTLhope.
Tl, That these resolutions be inscribed
upon a page «>»' our minute hook, and a
copy be sent to the bereaved family,
and tout-he Baptist Courier and county
papers lot publication.
>).- Mis. G. C. Mdtthews,
Mr* John Wise,
Mies Jessie J. Wtlils.
DOSING
; ' CURE.
Only Way to 0*r# Catarrh
Breathing Hyntnel. ,
Ask an#, physician If catarrh Is a
blood disease and ha will tell you that
U.la a diseased condition of the mucous
membrane and that it,oaTtndt he cured
toy blood ptirlllers, pills, tablet*, or
other forms of stomach doling. The
only sea si hie and sc ten tide way of cu
ring catarrh Is by the use of Hyomei.
Breathed for a few hilnutes, four or
flvbtimes a day, through A hard Tub*
bar inhaler that Is so small that It can
be carried In the vest pocket, Hyntnel
will absolutely deslj£r>yTR1 catarrhal
germs and cure the dtseSke; CuUVrh
yan never exist where Hyomel Is used.
It has a two-fold ajtlou, tiesttovlug the
disease germs In ttie air passages and
Bing*, and soothing and healing the in-
rainipjm neon*"membrane.
J. C. Creech, ore of the most reliable
firms in Barnwell is giving his person
a! guanAnfeo with every package of
Hvoinr 1 he sells, that it will effect a
cure, or he will return the lAoney. He
has bad scores of report* of remarkable
cures of both acute and chronic cases
of catarrh by Uyomel.
The complete Hyomei outfit cost*
fl (X) and comprises an inhaler, a bottle
of Hyom61 and iy dropper. The inhaler
will last a life time; and additional
bottles of Hyomei can be obtained,for
50c. - - •
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Opposite iSimon
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WANTED!
At once, a reliable, sober man to cpl-
lect and for other purposes.
J. Ailen Tobin.
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Students w ishlng to attend the gra-
dcil.scluiulcan attuM-w-boarA-at-Mrs. Ar
Bethune Patterson'#. 4\v.
cerles v al
Full f.lne of Choice Family Cro-
o, a complete stock of Tib,
Enameled and Crockery Ware*.
Prloe* to suit the times. Call on me
before^ purchasing, n< xt door to the
Rank of Barnwell.
George W. Patrick.
SEED RYE FOP. SALE, BARN
WELL COUNTY RAISED.
The sort that never disappoints.
O. N. Burckhalier.
SCHO )L NOTICE...
The W iBIston Graded 'School will
resume woi'k on Monday, Sepiemher
12, »t 9 o’clock. Let me urge the Itn-
‘nortance of attendance upon the open
ing day. • -
———- Sam’l R. Rhodes,
Prtn
Weather Bureau.
Voluntary Observers’ Meteorological Rec
nrd, Mobth of August, 1904, Station Blaok-
ville.
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TOWN ELECTION.
1 he^by nominate the pres-rfot Town
Council of Barnwell for reelection and
a-k that In ic-ogntuon of past good
senrtcB thelr election be tpade unani
mous. Election next Tues'dav. 13th
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Over a hundred leading Greenville
farmer* met on Monday and pledged
themselves to sell no middl.iug cotton
below t»<n cent* a pound before Jan-
•uarr-bext. They argue that as the
utids fly the price of cotton and cottod
g;»odtf (ho farmers have the right to do
A >me fixing themselves.
Monthly mean tem.,; l.l below nor *
in a).
Precipitation 1.84 in.^bove.
G. D. C Linge. ,
Voluntary Observer.
* Including ra1n7hail, sleet and melt
ed snow, f From maximum and mini
mum readings.
The next regular meeting of the
Lower Three Run* Agt (cultural Club
will be held at Patterson's Mill on Fri
day the 10th day of September, 1904.
Among the exercKe* of the dav
the Club will he treated to an ad
dress from Pe«>L-Char4^* R. OJramht
<of Cletns'un (3pT?ege upon the subject
the “Boll Weevil.”
IK VV. Richardson, Pres
. A. Best, Srcretiuy.
Letter 0 Patterson'
Barnwell, S. C.
Dcnr-Slr: What’s the penalty for
making or selling short measure paint
in yosy.state? .
Afp! does it make any difference, If
threo-Yourth* of the paints are short
measure?'
Is seven pints a full gallon or a
foot gallon? . , . —
What'* the ^penalty for mahinp-o^-will paj you
selling whitewash for paint? .
Is whitewash paint, if- mixed with
a little paint and. labeled “Pure mixed
p|4nt,” or some tiling like thatf,
•ut w» dnn*r latCTril to'go lata the"|
hnaiiies*. W4 make Deype lead and
zinc,full measure and true.
. *iTouri mily
F W Devoe & Ce —
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P. S. Lemon Bros, sell our paint.
BEST,
THEY ARE
THE SHEA PEST.
The office would probably he more
successful when It I* seeking the man
if it would take piecautious against be
ing waj laid. —
“DO IT TO-DAY.”
This time-worn tnjnnctlon, "Never
put off ’til tomorrow w hat jotj can. do
today,” is now generally presented in
tfy* form : “Do ir'to-ctajrf” That is
tiie terse advice we want to give you
aoinil that Itaekiu cough yr uetbpral-
Izing cold,with wl-uTTiou have been
struggling, for several days, perhaps
weeks. Take some rdiattle remedy lor
it today—and let that remedy, he Dr.
Boschee’* Gennan Hvrup, which has
been in use for over thirty-fry® years.'
A few dost # of it w ill undoubtedly ro-
Hevo your cough oc.cold, and its con
tinued use for a few days will cure you
completely. No matter how deep-
seated your cough, even if dread con
--inr*- attacked ■yrwtt' tflmgs,
German Syrup will surely effect a cure
—as It has done before In thousands of
apparently hopeless cases of lung
trouble. New trial botties, far; regu
lar size, 75c.’ At Creech’s Drug Store
and Searyon’s DYug Store.
Truth, crushed to the earth, will
tise again, although the man who hav«
gone down w it it it may not be In con-
dfiroh to _J
- „ WHAT IS LIFE?
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In the last analysis nobody knows,
but we do know that it Is under strict
law. Abuse that 14w even slightly,
imln results. Irregular Hying means
fTerangoiconVoT the organs, resulting
in Constipation, Headache or Liver
trouble. Dr. King*. New Life Pills
quickly re-a^jnsts this. It’s gentle,
yet thorough. Only gfta at Crwecti**
I’hArmacy, C. N. Burckhalter’s Drug
Stofe. ^
When a man has greatness thrunt
upon him, he has mighty little inclina
tion to dodge. .
GET THE SIGNED otlARANTEE.
Orangeburg, S. C.
FINE BMDIES,
SPLENDID Et’iPMENT,
UNEXCELLED FACULTY.
*>
YOU can send your boys
and girls to no ^betier school,
and our terms are veify low.
Besides the regular course
we offer courses in
BOOK-KEEPING^
TYPEWRITING,
TELEGRAPHY,
ART, 7 -
VOCAL and
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
SpA ELOCUTION. -
Each Teacher a Specialty in
his or her department. Twelve
teachers in all.
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Music Director one of the
best in the South. Senc^ for
our illustrated catalogue.
. Next session begins Wed
nesday, Sept. 21,19CM.,.
T"W. S. Petersgnr^
J. R. Mack,
. Associate Presidents.
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' t h|vw a near-addition tn my storw, * Furniture K nporfnm, showing a 1
piete 11 no of all khul > andAuallMe*. the most complete tod best values that 1
j idgment and money could secure. -
- Shoes.
DMom—Ladles—Children. The best stoles *t*»d tJifalitT,- snch »t ?«,
• ”*??9XA'.d l‘utui»y’s Hwell for Gentlemen, Hfcdcllffe, American Lady.
• , . FairGodds,
- MY FAT»L LINE of General MerchmdWe n«w
gest dealer to respewUve lines. g-iti»g advantage of „ .,
bars and cothiuUvIdn men, cutting luit thejnifldleataa’s
. Clotliiiig;
M'en’a—Youths’—Children’s most coinphsUi •vi>ck t have ever
trade. r
Notions. Umbwrt»*s. Hhlrte, Collars. Hosleer. Underwear, tfe’.,
bought at 4>tJces which will enable me to make pilot* to
classes of tikde.
demai
t'utniture:
Genth
Queen and CiAigltton's for women.
J. C. Creeeh Agrees to
Return Money
You Well.
If Mi-o-na Fails to Make
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Have J. C. Creech sign the following
guarantee w hen vou buy a box q{ Mi
o-na, nature’s cure for dyspepsia.
GUARANTEE.
I hereby agree to refund,
the money paid for Mi-o-na on
return of the empty boxes. If the
purchaser .tell* me that it ha.^ fail
ed to cure dyspepsia or stomach
trouble*. This grntTXTtteg' govers
two 59c boxes, or
ment.
Signed
a mouth’s treat-'
Xfi -o na is s rehiarkah!e pfeparatfoi:
that tones up the digestive organ* and
quickly ghes (lerfect health and
strength. It will-cure the worst case
of indigestion, or thif depressed iirl-
tated state that afflicts nenrly every one
who has stomach ^rouble. Ivds.not a
B\ore digestive like the tiepsin tablets.
" L rT",* ‘•hut Ka rernttlT tlraT fthMiTuTeTy arid
fj positively cases dvspep.la yi d r8»wrer
• ul -I, IZ. AO, 1* nerfei-l. So fhp AtiXActfva atiufom
perfect health to the dlgogtfve system
J. O. Creech can tell yon of many of
his customers who recommend Mi -o na
because It cured them. Better than a.I
tentimonials, though, is the guarantee
under which Mi-o-na is sold, it Is a
plain, positive statement ^that if this
temetty Hoes mH relievo yovr of Indi-
gasilou, tt. will cost 'you absolutely
nothing. )
AT PEOl’LE’S PHARMACY.
Fresh Garden Send; some astonish
ingly low prices on field as well as gar
den seed. 1 have tried and proved
them good Our corn seen i*-tb« envy
of our competitors. Give The Peo
ple’s Pharmacy a trial and bn con
vinced you can get better seed and
cheaper than anywhere else; also 100
bu*.hel» of PhTIIlp* cotton seed ior sale
The People’s Phaiitiftey U a .cash
store, thcsniorecan undersell others a*
credit stores make the good customers
pay for all losses. Get out of the old
rut. save moury on medicine and seed
by patronizing The People’s Pharmacy
Wofford College.
SPARTANBURG, 8. C.
Henry N. Snyder, Liy. D.? M. A.,
j-President.
Four full College course*. Favora
ble surroundings. Cleveland Science
Hull.. Gymnasium. Athletic Grounds.
Lecturn course. Library Facilities.
51st,year begins Sept: 21 ot^ 1904. ? -
For catalogue apply to
J. A. Gamewell,
Sect clary.
WOFFORD COLLEGE FITTING
SCHOOL, Spartanburg, 8. C.
Elegant new buildings. Careful at
tention to individual students. Board
and tuition for year $110. AH infor
mation given by . .
___ A. It. QUrR*,.
Head Master.
Thanking my customers for their unexampled pat]
age during the Winter Campaign, # I Take pleasure
stilting that the Spring finds me fully prepared to gii
the
C. F. Calhoun, j P. M. Buckirfghaa!
Mclab.
Calhoun & Co
FIRE,
Liife, Accidei)^
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REGISTRATION NOTICE:
The Registration Books will be open
In tly\ C^nrt Home on the first Monday
(salAdav) In each month duiing the
^ear 1903 for tho transaction of such
business ay is required by law.
-Utr J. Baxley,
Chairman
G. R. Dunbar, . . . .._
Secretary.
Fof TJttle—One 50 Saw Massey Gin;
Feeder and Cnndcnser. One steam
power cotton press. All secoitd hand,
— 41. W. « T. J, Deer,
38-50
LIGHTNING
Live Stock
INSURANCE,
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—At Lowest Rates In- -
Strongest Companies-
CALHOUH & CO,
—fIFFICES AT—
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The best that can be offered the trade from John B. Stetson down.
- ? Dry Goods. ’
Ladies’Dress ffonds 10n to tl.80 qoalltr. Good* irPaotnparison and nnsay-
passed by anything ever offered Blackvllle traile. CALL AND0KR.
Busiest Stovesi. Tinware. Har
ware. Bairging?, Ties- /
Mv stoedt la now complete, has ing a store which is roomy and well arranged
give* me oi»p;»rtU;iity to show iny g .o 1*. consequently, all I solicit 1* Ur th«
trade to come and Inspect ffiv Hoe of Clothl/ig, »hoos. Hats. Dry Goods, Dress
Goods, Notions, Umbrella*. Stove*, Boggle* amt Furniture, get the prices.
Don’t buy if not better values for cheaper prices than ever offeredi
Come and look, it ed*Tr nwthlag Get *hn price* on anythinff. eyarrlhlngf
snd als«j rememlier it costs nothing to got prices on oyery article In aoy store. I
pay my clerks to make you price* but not to make you bu*.
I solicit your pstronasp.
oimy
■ argains
To all in nbed of wprk stock suited to all purposes
•• ' -r » v • •' - *'• '** •
the prices that have plonaed 4^d profited so
people.
About 15 on sale now to v
move the crops. They are
Good and Cheap.
. ... T That *want good owhciik •
-THis may be the^ast importation of the
don’t wait. Delays “are dangerous.” Come
t
SsMjfi
m
r»> *
season, m*
at once id
s
6la6kvfHe,
ALLTHEYEAR round
'*f
> K t
top - stables: 4:
BARNWELL; -' - SC.'!
nrr
ofl'i 1 for sale
The Best all purpose hdi^es juiMil mules that live, goii*
judgment can select and ready money buy.
These, too, ai'e gt at youi' ( service in vamty •
at prices underground al! eompetitibiu See them and yo
will seek no furthei.
»■ -r
HARN]
HARNESS
An immense stock of all grodee from the
CHOICEST TQ' tlJE CltiAPESn
' • ‘ ... i ; . ...
1 f lLp a Separate pieces sold.’ 1 If you need anyt)iing f
a Brow Band up or down you can get ijt at Brown'-
here. • .. . . r .
’
uimer, s. c. THE BANK OF BARNWELL Saddles for alt sizes and both sexes.
- FOR SAL8. -
One 45 Saw Gin, Feeder and Corv
Wiyj denser.good a* new, used one season
", {only. Fur fucther partHsular* apply to
VV. I.. < :nve, Jr.
■ r*-'- HaFnwel
IIl 4
1 have the agenev for Piedmont and.
■Hickory Wagon*. Tyson & Jones, .Im k-
Mm G Siultb and Continents) Buggfes.
Having bopght in carload lots 1 am
prepared to give ym:k bottom pricer.
Before buying me a call. H
l well to do so.
Q'. A. Kepnftiiy,
Will l, ton, S.C.
FEARFUL OfH^A-OA INST* Itltt.
Bedridden, alone ami destitute. Such
in brief was the condition of an • id
soldier hv name of J. J. Havens, Ver
sailles. O. For years lie v[s* trouitled,
with Kidney dlsegse and iieUUer doc-!
tors nor mcriiqUfe gavq-him rojliff/ At
length he triedyWjctrio Blliers. It
pot him on his feet til shjjrt order, and
on the, ig«uL to
now he testifies,
complete recov-ffy.’V 1
Liver and Kidney ti
forms .juf Stonrudf.a
plaints. ‘Ofdy. gi
C/eech> 'Plj*rujacjr/
Uiu
>n Mriff,for
‘Oknd •nil
boonef Com-
«1 by
ukiinl-
Many of our patrons having
supplied themselves with bag
ging and ties, we shall not gin as
heretofore advertised, namely:
gin and wrap for $1.50, ginhing
alone for $1, but hereafter shall
operate^ as formerly: Ginning, 6;
yds. 2db. bagging, 0 n^w arrow
ties for. $L.50-^,^g^y
Ginning alone, 75c per baler
BarnwelbMil
Lap Kobea for all purposes ^n4 people.
Whips for Blow and swifi teams.
Before buying anything in the above lines
wm
come
Headquarters and you’ll be pleased if good goods
treatment and below par piiceB can satisfy.
B^IUNTWEL, 8. C.
'bo YEAftt* ;
EXPERIENCE
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