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== = Tt^e Barnwell People. ay->' •'■. , -•••:• =^.TjT-^-— BAtM OP SOKSCMPTIOB. . la Advaaoe, per Aonun i Oa Tfvsa**^l00 THURSDAY. SEP'I’EMBER 3i, 1904. .til* chain ganrf U at fkxltford.n Old Ifni la Red Oak Township this wank. O. W, Barker, gnpertrlsnf. R. O. Roberts, if.. Clerk. BIG COTTON CRGI 1 . Dead Oodles of the DOUGH. Get you sopiethwg to tote your money in. 0|^I>ruminers’ Samples, consisting of Pocket Books, Purses, and Ladles’ Wrist Bags, bought at a sacrifice and you are entitled to your share of tfie benefit of the deal. •%. All therse goods will be sold at one half the original cost. MT The supply is limited—but while they last It is a rare opportnnity to get you a good purse cheap. CREECH’S PHARMACT. <!•e+e•^e+e+e+e•^e+e+e+••l*•4'•+e T + $ + l e Mocking bird weather. King Cotton comes to town. Mlaa LoUle Pree ie visiting in Black- film. Mr. W. z. Bryan wee In town on ., Saturday. I Dr. Manolfl* Brebham was In town ■ ’ on Monday. Judge F, O. Brabham was d welcome Monday yjiHof. ~ The dog fennel U Mooming end Jack Frost ii on the way; W. A. Holman Esq. of Charleston spent fttumiaf An town.. Pea ( pouto, hay and eane crop* have bMpcinorteued by droughty The Bank of Barnwell paid put 125, ou laatweek. , ' ' k . - ' Rev. Lucius Cuthbert la seriously 111 , bla borne near Aiken. We. know some good news but are not permitted to tell it just now. "Off the railroads more cotton Is open cow than can be picked in a month.” More building is reported in Allen dale thau lu any other town in the county. ’ Rev. W. 0. Kirkland was tbe guest of bis brother Ur. R. U. Kuklaud Mott* day njgbt. V, 8. Owens Esq. oL_Alkeu .will be Congressman J. O. Pattertou’s Fnvate Sec re ta ry. ■ - - x__ - - -^ r - Farmers are not selllag cotton seed as rapidly as they have done in short crop years. Rev. B C. Beckwith of Virginia has accepted'irmait te^he.Episcopal Church at Biackyilie. . Mr. O. W. Snider sent us a sweet re membrance last week, the drat j cane of the season. L_ Earie 1,00^, Mrfbley f.OOO was the close vote lu this county [or railroad commissioner. A Subscribers J. W. Sanders end B. W. J. Still added to our last week’s busy day bappineas. A beaten candidate remarks that there ia a great multitude of promisiug meu lu South Carolina. ■ v HE 18 WELL NOW. ^ Mr. Claude M. Eaves, aged NyeaWL, departed thU We on August llthAlfiOl' at the hojne of bla parents. Mr.> and Mrs. 8. bla Kayes, iwmg ne«r Ulmer. For S ears he bad bedh ah invalid, but bis >ng sufferings were bdrne vvlth tartf tieuoe and submission to tbe divine -Will. \ _ _ As owe ^ald Who knew sTd ioved/Kihi Bll- ^ • KT r» Kaaermw mae< asvaw I i «* Cm No better mad ever lived. *4<t In mm well, «li bla Ufa he never knowingly did wrong.” HU loved <We# have tbe at- •nrance that alLls Well With him In the better land. , —FOR— FIVE TURSIPS. On December ist, 1904 —CREECH’S PHARMACt- will pay viva noLLARS for the FIVE LARGEST ROTA BaQA TDR- nip» delivered at tbe Pharmacy, grown from seed bought there nftjr thltf i + + i e + e t i %•*+•+•+•+•+•+•+•+•+•+•+•+• - Mlaa Sue Turner returned to Three Mile on Monday after a pleasant visit to Dunbarton relatives. _ Jtfir Aloiig resideuce in Europe Dr. .augdoti C. Duncan is to visit hu i^it ♦ e 4 e ♦ e Ib. 4 e 4 e 4 _ I e 4 e i 4 t 1 4 B. Easterling, A. P. Manrille, Jr. Easterling & Manville, Brokers. _ -iic 4' Representing ^ Armour Packing Co., Hammoud Packing Co., Carolina Rice Co., Jacob S. Scbirmer A Sons, (Rice.) HvJt-WHkev-A Co., 7 (Graln.etc.) S. T. Platt, « (Butter and Cheese.) We will also deal In rkal es tate. List your property with qs, if we make no sale it will cost you notbl ng. — Valuable town and farm property for sale or rent, sev eral bargains in town residence lots. •* 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Highest price paid for cot ton 1 seed. We ' have our scales at cotton-' platform, where it is vefy convertiertt. * Meal and hulls for-sale and ^ ♦ exchange, special induce- 4 ments in large quantities. * We extend a hearty iitvf- tation to our farmer friends to call on us. FURMAN UNIVERSITY '■ [ - ' \ QREKNVILLE. 8. C. Edwin McNeil Potent, President. Courses leading to they degrees of Itchelor of Arts (B. A.) and Mat-tar of A.) Library, Reading Room, andJDomfortabie reduced to a Dormitories, Minimum. , Next sessslon begins Sept 14. For rooms apply to Prof. H. T. Cook. For Catalogue or IbformatUn, address. The Secretary 6( the Faculty. We heard of a young man swapping a line pistol for an old waged not long ago. He gave boot. His father tfld' not need the wagon, but took it off his bauds and paid the cash for it. v. That was a Wise trade oH the part of father add son. The wagon way be loaded now and then but it Is not apt to go off and kill someone.—Carolina Spartan. For good groceries and cheap prices go to G. W. Patrick, the*Old Reliable. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J. m Armstrong tells Treasurer about taxes Mr I. Furman Still I* nsday to sup ply all sorts of people with one sort, of clothes, fnrnlshiugs and Ahoea, Ihe best fltling and fashioned and at prices to •lease ahd profit. There Is good news for our lady readers In the announcement of Messrs. T. W.Ooskery Jr. A Uo., one of the best firm! in all the South. W ith them reality U far bevond and above the claims of their atlvertiimmerff. be tells flie truth In all weather*, ad- vertise* oounty raised seed, rye for sale. 8*e-advertisement of the County su- perintendent.particularizing the Fal^ Examination of TeacherA • Btywn Brot.—Appier Seed Oats for Bale: I CkptcR. M Willie—Trespass Notice. H. M- Casselst^ EHenton, 8. G.—Seed Barnwell kindred this winter Mr. J. J. Still of Springfield gave us a pleasant Thursday call. Orangeburg County has 110 better citizen. Col. Robt. Aldrich returned to Sa luda, N. C., ou Saturday. Ilia family will come home about October 1st. A card of thanks received from Hon. S.TJ. Mayfield after forms were made up. It will be oublisbed next week. Mrs. Frank ii. Creech has returned from a month’s stay at Glenn Springs and Spartanburg very mrtt-ti iriiproyed. Mr. B. B. Hare of Saluda, private secretary to Congressman Croft, was registered at the Mofair House Friday night.-— ~ M. R. Willis and Leonard. Melli- champ have received the Barnwell nor mal scholarships iu the South Carolina Cotogftr 1 The defeated candidate who hustles iu business as he did/ for votes inay have tbe laugh ou the opponent who got the plum.? . _' , Miss Jennie Pate, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Pale aud Mrs. C. A. Best aud children returned from North Carolina yester day morning. The Republican convention to nomi nate a candidate for congress from this District is to be held at Biackvilie ou next Mouds v- The heaviest bale brought to Barn well this seasou weighed 740 pounds. Last year the late Mr. S. C. Cave brought a 750 pounder. Tbe People suggests that the school teachers educate Mieir pupils this Fall to spare the smaller birus. which are the farmer’s largest friends. Q, O. Butler, principal of the Barn well Colored Graded school, has beeu appointed candidate for presidential elector on the republican ticket. Col. Robert Aldrich is chairman of the South Carolina delegatiuu to : the meeting of the American Bar Associa tion in St. Louis next week. ^ Mr. George W. Jenny was in town on Thursday, and a Barnwell man said, of but not to him, that he would be good legislative timber in 1904. Eight prisouers In jail recognize that the way of the transgressor is hard when they think of the white cotton fields aud cash payment on Saturdays. W. S. Dixson, qolored, of Barnwell aud K. J. Dickersefl, more colored, of Aiken are rivals for the-T^puhitman iiOmlugtujTiTof CwgDt»- tr,ct - gV-- The Bryan Brothers havejtrown the Appier oats four yeais and what fs said iu their addvertiseinent of seed for sale is as true aud good as a gold bond. ^County Treasurer J. B Armstrong is tailing a well deserved week’s vaca- THE PUBMC SKRVANTS. As the result of the two primaries tBe public expects faithful service ftor® f- OongressifMip—J. O. Pattersorf; Solicitor—James E. Davis, Senator—George If. Bates, ■ RepresentafIves—J. E, Harley, R. A Gyles, M. AvTornsv,— Auditor—S. W. Trottl, Supervisor-J. B. Morris, Sheriff—Frank H. Creietr, Treasurer—J. B, Armstibng, Snnerintendent of Education— B. M Darlington,! - „ Clerk—Wl Gilmore Slmnag, Coroner-fClayton 8. Warden THE CABBAGE SNAKE, 80- •f CALLED. The Georgia state e'ufonfaloglst, Wti- mon Newell, says that this" cabbage snake, so-called, is* common eiefth or angle worm and perfectly harmless. The yarns about thtflabbage snake are based upon the accidental occurrence in cabbage of an eel worm or hair worm. He bas investigated dozens of reports an<4 has not located a single one in which a person jtm made ill, or a doctor who ever treated « ease sup posed to be caused by eating one of those worms. He thinks the newspa per liar responsible for the scare, -v- GOOD EXAMPLE. Capt. W. M. Harcffh,(?. lit. Harden and C. H. Hudson have started in at Hie right time and in tbe right way to keep pot hunters from killing the baby partridges and the ’possum lovers from burning *ihe woodlands/ Hale a lew trespassers before the court and save the farmer’s best friends, the birds. ANTHONOMUS GRADIS BOH. THars” the " scientific ni®0 tff the Mexican boll weevil. If VOd Would like to see how this worse than Russian or Japanese Invader looks call at The People office and see a series of pic tutes showing B from egg to full maturity. Come soon ns fbe pictures are left with us for only t>h days They were prepared at Victoria. Texaa, by Prof Chas. E Chambllse, entomolo gist of Clemson College. TAKE NOITCE, TEACHERS. In a recent letter the Hon. 0: B. Martin, State Superintendent:, . nude the following important announce ment: At the fflefilfflg of the State Hoard of Education on May f>th, it was decided to ha«e the examination of teachers this fall on •tllrgiies’ Mis takes In Teaching,” ‘•PeterewHi’a CiWlI Governments” “Silas M arner,” “Enoch Arden^ and “CurVorit Hlsto/y,” in ad dition to regular subjects. m 1 E» OF 1 Hi 1 Now open under the mrinagcme'ht of one of Augus ta’s most competent and popular modistes, find unhesitatingly assert that these ^epartmepts WE carry an extensive line of reliable DRY GOODS. and can also show the coffect styles in DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS* T. W. COSKERY, JR. & CO. 802 BROAU ST. AUUTSTA, OA. EXAMINATION OF TEA OMBRE AH teachers who expect to stand tbe fall examination will take notice that the date ha* been changed from the third Friday in September to tho third Friday in October, which will be Ooww her 2t. The examination will begin promptly at nine o’clock and continue through the day. Applicants will be examined on arithmeilc, algebra, (for tlmt grade certificate.) geography, history, English grafftrfiar, physiology, school management. , in addition to the usual aubjects, teachers will be especially examined on Hughes’ Mis takes in Teaching. Enoch Arden, Silas, MartUAr and oorroot events. It will »>• necessary for applicants to provide themselves with the necessary texts and to prepare themselves thoroughly on current events. The examination will be long, and in order to complete it teachers should begin promptly at nine o’clock. Examination of white teachera will he held- at the court house, and of colored .teachers at the colored graded schooLA)ul|d!ug. yW. H. Joneir, jCo.^upt Education. DICKS - HOUSE, 034 BROAD ST., ' ( \ Acgcbta, Ga. root day; Excellent rooms and board. Kittes, fl.00 per rates by the week. A. P. Dicks, Prof. ood table special AT PEOPLE’S PHARMACY Fresh Garden Scad; some astonish ingly low prices on field as well as gar den aeed. 1 haye tried and prayed them good. Our corn seed is the envy of pur competitors. Give Tht Ptfb- PBarmaoy' a trial ana M eon vlnced you can get better seed and cheape*'than anywhere eGe; also 100 bushels of Phillip* cotton seed for sale The People’s Pharmacy is a cash store, therefore can undersell others as credit stores make the good customers pay for all iotses. Get out of tbo old rut, save mousy on medicine and seed by patronizing The People’s Pharmacy t Treasurers NoitGe. s. ice. B fyoi arnwell County, THE WATER CURE. Aiv Intelligent country gentleman said to us In substance last week There has been Amisiderable malaria] fever in my neighborhood this season/ Some time ago the doctor and other friends told me that 1 wait bilious and! must take calomel, and that the sooner began physicking myself the better it would be for me. ; — , I-declined their adyrre', Went fishing, squirrel and coon bunting in Saltke— hatchie, whenever I felt ho inclined, and that was pretty often. I wa* trtt= ten by swarms of murqultoes and got wet many times, but I kept well and !'attrlbnTe.my good health to nature's best'mediclne, pure, clean well waters ' drink an abundance of it, tbq last thing before retiring and the first after getting- up. If l happen to wake tiring tbe night I get up and drink it freely: my well is all right', 20 feet of clay and 4 of chalk above the water makes a perfect filter^ It tDig tion at Appleton, leaving Me. J. il. Woodward his handsome office sub stitute. X -X-i Thr People has had a few thousanST, packet note heads ruled more plainly than the ordinary papeft for tne use of spectacled wrfiers. it you wish such goods leii us about it. There will be prafecMng at Columbia School House ou Sunday next and fol lowing, days, it is earnestly hoped that all persons interested the le- ligions Welfare of that community wHI make it a point to attend evlery service. , . W. G. Britton. Biackvilie misses the bright Misses who have gone off to college, Mi*s Marie Milhous to Brenau College, Ga., Miss Blanche Baxley to Winthop, Miss Leonard Kelly to Greenville ami Miafi Hattie JUeua Milhous to Orange burg." * Married' on the 12th Inst.*-in the Methodist Church. Allendale, Rev. W. C. Kirkiaud officiating, Mr. Daniel Q. Towles of Young’s island and' Miss Mary Enid Mlx»on. The foritiuaie .groom is a prosperous and progressive planter and 11U bride one of Allendale’s must chanunrg daugnters. A<<aTuk KitrtZi ZTV f vfCJv* — Que Thousand Bushels Homs raised 8-4 Ru t Proof Seed Oat* for *alc. H, M. Oassels. Country Raised Seed Rye at George W. Patrick’s, tbe Old Reliable. Tbe baby which took the first prize at the St. Louis fair for being the moat perfect all-round infant in tbe show | was brought up bg a man. ON THE RUNS. A good day was the unanimousoplir- ion of the forty farmers, &c. who at tended the' meeting of the Lower Three Runs Farqier’s Club on Friday. The address of Prof.,Cha*. K. Cham bliss of Clemson College on the ‘Boll Weevil* was interesting'end Instructive. HD vacation waa spent in stnd.vlBg.that bad as Kgygtian PUgufr+n Texas, and his opinion as to the- future of cotton was not consoling. It is spreading at the rate of fifty .miles a yeaf and in a' clecadf will be in all the cotton states. The habits of the insect are,such that cannot be poisoned/ The grown weevil bites a hole in the square form, deposits Str egg arm seals the opening so that, nothing can reach the larva until it matures and eats its wav out/ He saw fhe GnUemaUn ant pass by the. weevil Wlthortt attacking it. probably becluie (fee anf had satisfied itself with the 'honey of the cotton square or formi Some Texas farmers in the boll wee vil region have made fair crops by earlyjjfanllng and forcing growth by tion an(1 fertilizing. Prof. Chambllirtr is one of tbe three entomologists inriie South studying the weevil. He is an enthusiast in h!« life work, and captured and, carried off some Barnwell ants for future studY. The al fresco* din her was of course a feast. There is no such word asr fail ure in the language of the hosts and housewives of The Rims. * —f/ / ' WHAT IS LIFET In the last analysis nobody knows, but we do know that it is', under'strict Dw. Abuse thatHaW -eVen slightly, pain results. Irrwgnlar living means derangement of the organs, resulting in Constipation, Headache or Liver trouble. Dr. Kings N4w Life Pill* quickly re-adjnsta slrlv. It’s gentle, vet thorough. Only 25c at Creech’a I’harmacy, C. N. Burckhalter’s Drug Store. Students wishing to attend the gra ded school can secure board at Mrs. A~. Bethune Patterson’s. 4w ’ SEED RY'E FOR SALE. (Barnwell County Raised,) The sort that never disappoints. O N BuTtccrrAunar - AI’PLKR SEED OATS. Treasurers Office, C., Sept 171h The Treasurer’s Oifice will be open for the collection on the taxes levied for 1904 from tho 16thi day of October, 1904, until the 15th d^y of March, liXla, The commutation tgx will be receiv ed until March 1st, From the I»t dav ofjTanuary 1905 un til the Hist day of January. 1905, a pen alty of 1 per cent.'will he added to all unpaid taxes. From the V*t day 0/ February, 1905, to the 23th day of February, 1908, a penalty of 2 per cent, will be added to all unpaid taxes. From the 1st d<iy of Match, 1905. until the 15th darof March, 1905. a penalty of 5 per cent, will be added to all un paid taxes. LEVY. For-Stnte purposes -fi tfills. “ Constitutional School 3 *• ‘‘ ©rdtnary County 8 •' “ Repay loan % "1 Special School Levy. 1 Mill: Cedar Grove, Old Columbia. 2 Mill; AJfandale. Harbary Branch. Biackvilie. Double Pond. Elko, EcfUte, Fairfax, Friendship, Healing Springs. Kline, Lees, Morris, New Forest. Oak Grove, Reedy Branch. Seigling, Seven Pine#, Sycamore'(No. 51,) Tinker’s • Creek* / 7 3 Mills: Ulmer, OvVens Cross Roads, Hickory Hill, Caves, Barton, Great Cypress. 2>£ Mills: WHHslofi. 4.Mills: Hercules. 4)4 Mills: Barnwell. List of appointment* wHI be pub lished Dter. J. B. Annstrohg, County Treasurer. Wofford College. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Henry N. Snydkr, Litt. President. D. r M. a.; Fonr full College courses. -Favora ble surround'lngs. Cleveland Science Hall. Gymnasium. Athletic Grounds. Lecture course, “TAbrary Facilities. 61at year begins Sept. 21st, 19<M, For catalogue apply to J. A. Gamewall, Sect clary. Wji have 1,000 bushels of native growtj Applet Seed Oata for sale. They are ftilly as ruH—wrouf as tlie red oats, and one-foarth more product ive. Price* quoted on application. Bryan Bros., Allendale, S. C. MU BUY TRESPASS NU1TCE. All perwris are forbidden under pen alty of prosecution to enter alter this date, lor the purpose of hunting by dkr or night, gathering and carrying away wood, straw or leave*, pastuUnfr stock, making'roads or paths or com mitting anv trespass whatever on the K/SeWpYnrnr Duds- in -Willlston township, this State, bounded by lands of Jacob Rlafik on the North, the Sul livan Fannringi.Place on the East, Southern Railway on the South and by lands of J. T, Smith on the West. K. H. Willis, by B. M. Willis. Septf. 20th, ICO*. 3—0" . v, TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are hereby forbidden af ter this date to enter upon the lands owned or controlled by either of ijhe undersigned in Great Cypress Town ship; Barnwell County, for the pur- r po*eE oUmWHuff by day or By night, fishing, hauling away W06(L*lfaw/or leaves, pasturing stock', making paths or road*, gambling or committing any other trespass under penalty of prose cution to- the full extent of the law. . W. M. Harden, G- M. Harden, C. H. Hudson. - September iStb, 1904. - 3—0 ' - v REGISTRATION NOTICE. The ItegDtration Books will he oftfen In Ore Court HOrtse oh the fii$t Monday (sale day/M-«*oh month duitng the year 19d3 foF the transaction of such bUsilifts as is required bv 'aw. W. J. Baxley, ' Chairman . G. R. Dunbar. ' Secretary. MONEY TO LEND We are preparetMo negotiate loans on improved farms for live yeara, partDi payments interest 8 per cent on loans under li,(XX); 7 per cent on loans over ♦ 1,000.' Don’t write, confe and see us J. O. Patterson A Son. WOFf'ORD COLLEGE FITTING SCHOOL, SpartanbuYg, 8. C. Elegantnew buildings. Careful ten tion to Individual and tuition for year ■nation given by students. ♦ 110. AH at- Board infor- . M. Duprr, Head Master. For Sale—One SO Saw Masse? Gin; Fecilej . and Condenser. One steam power cotton press. All second bahd. ■ U. W. & T J. Deer. Ulmer, 8. C. ■/ 38-50 f • ; a BEST. , THeY ARC THG 6HGAPEST. I have the agency for Piedmont and Hickory Wagons, Tyson* Jones, Jack- sort G Smith ttnd Continental Buggies. Having bought In carload lots 1 am prepared to give rock bottom price#. Before bnying give me a call. It will pay yon well to do so. — r 1 ' ; —— Q. A. Kennedy, - -— M r miilt &• HARRISOJi, -JEWELER fine Watches, Clocks, Rings X Pins and Spectacles * Repairing. ■ s- . . * • —Sewing Machine Supplies— Needles/ . * ' ■ . Rubber*, Oils, ’ / Beltings, &C. Machines, Guns and Revolvem Repaired. I?AHNWElr>L, S. C. potion*. Umbrella*, HhlHs, Collars, ftoslery. bought at price* which will eilable the to make p ciaase* of. ti ade. f have a new addition to my store, a Furniture K nporlum. showing a coot- pletc line of all kind* and qualities, the most coufplcie and beat Value* that good judgment and money could secure. Bhoe.^i fJenflemen—Ladles—Children. Tne best strip* sntf qnalltv, srfch •• Kreamer. Regent ami I’ntner’s Swell lor Oentlinicif, R«dcllff«, American I^dy, Qiifi&iLjind Ciaighton'i for wodlen; , ~ \ I • ~ Hata* H i // The belt that can bo offered the trade from John B. Stetson down'. Dry Goods* 1 > . T.adles’Dress Good* 10c to'$1.80 q'lalitr Goods In comparison and unanr- passed by anything ever •dTered Btackvllle tradi. < A 1,1, AND SKE: Buggies* Stoves, Tinware, Hard ware,' Bagging* Ties* Mv stock Is now complete, haift g a store whichl* roomy and well arranged gives me oppartunlry to show inv g >0 Is. onltaequ *ntly ad I * .lip«t I* for the trad® to'boffi^ and Inspect uTv IlnS «ff tlU>thlng, Nh<N**, Hats, Orv Good*. DreaJ Goods. Notion*, U labrffliw, SrtMfe#, Biiggfca ami Fund til re, get tbe prkufi*. Don’t buy If not bnjtei value.* for cheaper price* than ever offered. Come and look, it oo-t* nothin/ Get the price* on anvr.hing, evervthing,‘ and also remember tr eo«ts nothing to get price* oh every article b» my atore. C pay my clerk* to make you price* but not to make you buy. I solicit your patronage. BCJD. STIXjIj. Thanking ni}’ cnstomcrA for their unexampled patt<n«i age tiuriiig the .Winter Cainpaign, I take pleasure Ui stating that the Spring finds me fully prepared to tne 1 argains To all in need of Wrtrk stock suited to all purpgpcs and the prieeR that have pleased and profited so many people. About 15 on sale now to hel move the crops. They are Good and Cheap. That Want good owner*. Tin's mny^bc the lasBHmpollution of the season, don’t wait,—Delays “arc <^ai)geJ•oW8. ,, Come at once "" ’s Stabled Biackvilie, S> C. ALL THE YEAH HOUND tf IL - TOP - STABLES. BARNWELL, * - S. C air'. mm offer fofr iflte Tlie Bf.st all purpose horses and mules that live, judgment can select and ready money buy. ~ AKD Tlipfie, loo, are at^at your at prices tr Vrnety antf HARNESS HARNESS. An hn'mefise Block of alt grades from the 1 'L * . ---- CHOICEST TO THE CHEAPEST! Sc pa rate pieces sotd. If you need anything from 1 a Brow Band up of down you can get it at Brown prices* here. * ’. . . Saddles for all sizes and both sexes. Lap Robes for irli purposes aud people, AVhips for slow and swift teams. ; Before buying anything in the above lines oom'^ to* Headquarters and you’ll be pleased if good goods treatment and below par prices can satisfy. /: BARNWDL, & C. Veier D. Tomenter 64369; JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN DA LEHERUs, Prononncad unusually handsomh—ftn* daHy form. “I’here stretch behind hlrti along every line the finest dairy blood in the World.” By blood and in dividuality he is at th* top of the Jer- aey breed. Jlls dam tested 8fq failpna of milk and 23 lbs., 4 ox.; his grand dam 23 lbs., 5 ozs., and hia great grand dam 23,rba./8 das. oT butter In tevfen days He bas 14 bisters giying as high a* 22 lb*, of butterja sevoi: (Jxv*. Registered Jc.r*fiv heifers bred to tbtx bull, and three of his *nn«, all solid col ored and grand individuals, now for ■ale. "Write for pedigree* and particu lar* to ^ f ■ GLENDA I.E DA IKY, - Barnwell. 8. V