The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 06, 1904, Image 2
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well People
H0LPIS8, Bdltir l Pnp^J
L4ROEST COUNTY CIRCULATION
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 100L
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in T»*i thin re»r. nnj prieulmit little
*nywhere. That condition U h price
rtiiinjt one.
_ There will he no top owp ef. eff*?!) Utah tiewlioe.* “vc*« im t«k du.«, Ctodto
White ere luve onr owA 1 ea*y ohnir
o|)lnion of the oeuee of the Increase in,
• Ijmchlna: practice* and of the remedy
for It we lurlte the oorrerpot;deuce of
lawyer* and laymen, preacher*, teach
era, farmer* and everybody who ha*
Ihoutftit of the matter. We don’t
promise to print their views, but would
like to know whetlier; other* new the
rea«on ami remedy a* we do,
Un1*M aomebody can give u* a bet
ter theory than our own we ahall elalt-
nrate our conception at aotue cooler
date. , “.v. v ?
4 J'* • J
Senator Tillman began a aerie* of
campaign apeeche* In UUeourl and FI
linoia on Monday.
The Prealiientlal cmnpnlgn up North
la warming up and prouilae* to be a*
choleric and caloric a*..a Sooth Co.ro-
llno primary.
interest hi tfie Pre*ldent|al cnnrpa1*rn
la livening up among local politician*
altd Parker aieck aecina to be ri*ing all
along the line.
A$ a peace anti pace maker candidate
Judge Parker 1* a auoce** If« ha*
harmonized the Democratic factfona ln
New York and *C(.SB* v of »poli binder*
are makiiijr the polidoal welkin ring
all over the North.
The cotton mHI* have started a move
ntsnt to get control of all the cotton
gin* in the South for the purpo*e of
making the latter feeder* Cn the former
and of driving away the middle men
who buy Irotn the grower and sell to
the maiHifa'ittirer. if the plan I* work
ed the cotton will be shipped straight
from the gin to the mill.
The Legislative State IIou*e Com
Tnf**ron ha* had the capitol building
examined byrnther expert archltoct*
who uphold-Wttaon’* opinion that the
building 1* unsafe. No further repairs
than pumne hi a new heating plant
will be made. A full report will he
^presented to the next Legislature
which will deal with the vexed mat
ter.
Me**r* James F. Byrne* and A. K
Lorentz last week became editor* of
the Aiken Journal and Kcvie v, L.unded
by a Barnwell mill, Mr. John S. Shuck
A long time ago. Aiken, the Journal
and J&evlow and Sotiili Carolina
*^|«mrtmli*ni are to be congratiilr.tcd
iipon the initiation of two such bright
and brainy gentlemcij into the Fourth
Kstnte.
“A pleasant dlnner^Wn* given la«t
week at the Charleston Conmierclal
Clubvto the hew navy yard'coinnmn
danfr. Of the 2H eatables and drlnka*
hie* on the bill of fare onlr *lioed to-
matoea, rice birds *ntl sbrlmp were
^ surely Carolina production*. The
soup, potatoes and clam* may have
heen. while the other food thing* were
raked from Kalamazoo to Ncuenhar.
The old * (tying that farmers will not
act together doesn’t seem to apply to
ootton selling; During Sopetmbcr |,
JWJ, 44* halo* have been sold, an in
crease of over six hundred thousand
hale* over the sale* of September IDO.}.
This hurried marketing of the crop ha*
bad the natural trade effect of lowering
the price.
Southern prill* have l/ecn biffing
from hand to mouth,^claiming'that
there is no profit for th*»i when raw-
cotton oo*t* ov r t n c.' t Koropcen
spinners have scooped ujv«t that has
been sold.
The Southern Ortttorr Grower*’ As-
aoelation In St. T.oul* last, weea adopt
ed the Waco, Texas, plan proposed to
maintain a stable market and fair
price* for cotton. This plan provide*
for an organization of farmer*, busi-
nesa men and Southern banker* to
build warehouses for storing cottoir
and preventlajf tqUut in the iifarket. -
The A*aootntlrtow!*o adopted & reao-
ttftloft requo»tlng cotton grower* to
aril no middling cotton below ten
cent* and to market the crop a* slowly
a* possible during October and No
vember.
Charge* of wrong doing In the re
cent primaries in several counties have
b*en published ln the local papers, of
open vota bifUojH/j Alkeo, illegal
Voting In Greenville and Oconee and of
repeating In diver* place*.
It is up to the Executive Committee*
of the counties concerned to get after
transgressors and to sec that no guilty
man escape* exposure. Faflnre to fer
ret out and make public the mean nesS.hr
♦ha election heelers, briber* ^nd'stuf-
fers wiN show that party authorities
are unerpual to the trust given them by
their fellow citizen*.
" Tbirlrthtrplain truth' of the hlisV
•ne**. —
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Col. M. P. Trlbble of Anderson ha«
at last completed the work of compil
ing the Confederate roll* forthis State.
Home mouth* ago the War Department
docided to ask all of the governors of
the various Southern States to file with
the department u roster of all those
wbp Mir ffVMM ih taa Civil War.
Governor Heyward apppointed Col.
Tribble for thia State, and since then
the wot k has been started and many
difBmilties In getting name* and com*
I mnie* were met with. Tlie work,
lOweveK la now complete and the-foils
have been sent on to Washington to be
uopled and returned to the owners, and
the book receipting for them ha* been
turned over to the governor. Over 20(1
new roll* were discovered, and- a* near
h* can be ascertained there was a total
of O.S,447 men In the service, not -In
cluding those who were in reserve at
home.
or the „
HEALING SHNOSiirail .SPIIOOL
Inter*»tlrti ffoirt Cincinnati
Will oocur Too«l»y, OvtoW THh. A. Loenl 'ConflrmEtlonJii
D. 1004 Just a* the sun reaclrea hi* me/
ridlnn height. This crowning act t« ar
magnillcent buihllirg is a reallxali&ti of
purpose that h gratifying to the m^at
sanguine ciUzenv^r Barnwell Cnnnlv
if not Indeed the gfknd old Stale df
The (hotlsemf* of memheft of fnttpt-
nal bod If* ln\Hif* Htate 'Wni be' Inter
ested l&- fbw followifvg nie«H»g*) in«m.
John Theobald,, a prnOifaent Kote* ef
fence the eherhhod Ideal of the-thrlfty
people of the Healing Hpring seetlonV
an Ideal seconded by none othef ’ safe
the ttno school to be orgaiilted on that
ummemnn* day.
TbI* modern school bnHdtng and the
spirit of this people i* n beautlfirl ex
ample of the |irogre*« of- the New
South, and an enduringmonument to
the pluck an<f push of this section, a*
well a* a lasting argument (if favor of
consolidation of schools.'
W« Invite you most heartily to he
with us on this occasion fnf In *neh the
heart of every American should rejoice.
Ami If there be any who ha* thought.
‘•Can any good uouie out of Nazareth”
(rural district*) let him “come and
see.” *
< PROGRAM.
Music for the Day..,. Plano Forte.
Kxkrcisks Bzrtm at 11 a. >e.
HUtory of the School...... ity Rev. S
P. IIsir.
Mftiaic Chorti* of Young Indie*
Latmttof the Corner Stone 1.. By
O. B. .MTartin, State Supertotcndonr
of Kdiicatlon.
Mn«|r.T. Selected.
Speechc* by County Siipcrintcmlcnf*,
Colonel C. V?. S..mlers, W. H.
Jones, B. M. Darlington.
Picnic for all at 2 p. in. You will be
fwL\
IntrodncMon of teachers.
Future of the School. . ....Principal
John. C- Bagcr t op.
Speeches by a Number ol Prominent
Metii
The Inrtsienno of Education on MoV-ils
and (.’rlstianlty .. . By Rev. J. D.
Moore.
Speech .. .By Rev. C. F.. Burts..
Good Will to Take to Your Home.
A WHITE WOLF LYNCHED.
On Friday evening at Kershaw, Lnn-
castcr County, John Morrison, a w hite*
emigrant from North Carolina, with
thretTprevious murder* and acquittals
to til* discredit, determined to satisfy
an rdd grudge again*t Will Floyd, an
Inoffensive young farmer. Morrison
a*Ked Floyd for ten cents. F.oyd re
plied that he did not have It. Morrison
drew his pistol and shot to death Floyd
who vvltn hand* held high was beg
ging for bis life,
■M or risen attempted to escape but a
railroad otllclal who ►aw the shooting
got the drop with his pistol on the
murderer who was lodged It} the guard
hovpie. •
Mieriir IIunt.vr and a p^iase sfurtcd
from Lancaster, 22 tuilcsTliAtant. on n
special train. ar.tJii niilifary company
from Camden was ordered to Kershaw.
Thsy arrived too late, A gathering of
200 men took Morrison from the guard’
bouse out into the wood* a mile dis
'tant nmOiling him with a pair of hug-
gy lines to a hiekorv tree. Two shots
were fired into hDbaek. It was quick
ly conducted bi-siness.
■ftK.
Mr,Theobald ItoMeve* In living up
to the motto of hts organization, ‘ Fra
ternal Love and Charity” and heUevex
that he can do no trore charftsfhle act
than to tel) hi'* experience fu regaining
health after years of aiitferlag.
• Mr. Theobald wfites,‘’For Are year*
f sulfesed with stomach trouble*, hav
ing all the (Metre** and mi*erg that af-
diet* dyspepMc*.’ f could not enjoy
eating, thinking of the *rrfreflng tn*<
would follow. My food did not digest,
«nd although T took all kind* of inerii-
Ine*. found nothing to help me~tnitN
0 used Ml o-na. Thank* to this re
markable lemedy, I Mil bow a cured
man and believe that It made i per
manent and complete cure.”
J. C. Creach I* local agent for Ml-o-
rta, nature’s cure for dyspepsia. It i*
in the form nfsmall tablet* and sells at
50c it box. The remedy ha* made *o
many and such remarkable cure*
amongst his ctutomcr*^continuing Mr.
Theobald's statement, that he will glCe
hi* personal guarantee with every box
be sells to reiuud the money if It doe*
not cure. .—-1 — —
Do not suffer longer. Ilore is a..cure
that cost* you nothing^infre
store* health. .1 C. "Creech takes all
the rl»k audnyou do not have ^to pay a
penny unless yoii feel that 3011 have
received much more than yourtilono)’«
worth. - - .
THE EASTERN WAR.
Ihn contlit !>etAren Russia and
J.ipau t* Hssiiming titanic proport'o-is
The armies facing each other near
nitikdeii number about a quarter of a
)nililion men each, being evenly match
ed. The Russians have 700, and the
Japanese 1,000 Held guns. One more
big battle prohahlu before wlmer puts
an end togcnt ral Held tlghting.
Deperatc effort* have been made hy
ithe Japanese to capture Port Arthur
with enorAwma lost of f : fc. <ien. .•stoes-
sel, commander of the beselged garri
sen said two wroks ago that ho couhl
“hold thoTort” for six months more.
The Japanese w 111 capt ure the strong
bold before that time as the blockade is
perfect and ru Ither store* nor fresh
troops cun enter. The Baltic rieef that
started Khst several weeks ago will not
K°. - *
The Russians will by the beglnding
of the campaTgn of 1806 hav e a million
men In the lield dnd will light to a tin
s'). tliintllcial rep its frotn Tokio put
the number of Japanese sick and
wiiuBded at 46,600. I ho liitle—jpeBow
liien liHve sobered up totbe knowledge
hat the Ru**iaii b( ar Is tougher tluu
they thought, and that tiiev have
timped Into the greatest war of ittodein
timet. -
the Race probi^em.
Revv Richard Carroll, colored, form
erly of this county', now head of an
ndustrialficliool at (lulH'.ilMVg. BiTH HT
speech at Greenville last week
THE WHY OF THINGS.
Farmer Newport said to us the other’
d iv : 1 like l<* .know the reasons ojl
ihii gs. Once I planted rye. It came
un a poor stand.*1 found on examina-
thui that It had In en ploughed In to<*i
deep. Ever since T have broken the
land, sowed the seed and harrowed
them in and as a certain result secured
good stands R-vc seed ought not to.be
coveiel deeper than turnip seed. Har
row or brush them in. use the plow
' before and not gfter sowing. — v — .
TROUBLE IN TEXAS.
The farmers are paying dearly for
‘‘the fuu’- they haye had for so long a
time shooting birds. A good flock of
turkey*, guineas, partridges, lark* or
>rhi* birds- would have eaten up the
first colony of. bpll weevil*. 1‘he
«:he»pne*s-of canned meats and la/.i-
nees had stopped tho rSTslng of ”do-
meetle fowls and the shot gmniixl jexm
terminated the field bird* *0 that the
boll weevil multiplied until It has this
season shortened fhn Tixa* cotton
crop About ws mzay hale*«s all Smith
Carolina Will make.
On-last Thursday Mine Lizzie rear-
man of -Anderson umioty^ 4 girl Iti lie*-
trons, piekod (100 poumls o/ cotton, and
her younger brother wetgho:! up aoj
'“ , “ j Ma«le , )i datiy ayeragt for ijc
“THie negro is hated more today than
ver before. There Is more piejudlcc
‘North and more South. This summer
when I went ttrjfew YorK -1 noticed
there was more prejudice and miscoii-
eptlnn tliarr the year before/ every
time I go tficre the increase of prej
udice Impresses me. Row to account
for It, I cannot tell. Lie LI. my people
we arc pardy to blamo. I nrn laboring
hard to remedy the negroes’ perilous
condition.
‘ At Ocean Grove, New Jersey, a
year ago, I was called on for an exprft-
sloo concerning Southern conditions.
It was a big Baptist convention. Trie re
were five thousand Northerners there.
A Texas negro had just lUdshed speak
ing. -He had abused iSritl vfUrtod the
people of the South. I made him my
subject. 1 went for him. 1 told that
crowd of w hite people that any negro
who seeks to stir up strife is as danger
ous as a dynamite bomb. I told thepi
of the utter impossibility of the negro
conquering. I said he was In rite
white man’s hauds-^tlie white man
North and the white man Mouth. 1
told those five thousand w hite people
that the negroes’ best homo Hi's side of
Heaven is the Houi^r.J I pleaded loy H
proper- understanding of condition^.
I told them wo didn’t' want social
equality, and we don’t want It. The
self-respecting negro is satisfied to as-
fcociate with his kind aiurcoloiv -Hold
There U no letting down In Bryan’*
popularity as a speech mafcnr. Five
hundred requests have been made to
the National Oeaiocratlc Executive
Committee for speeches in thl* cam
paign from the great Nebraskan. A
special train vyljl carry him 0:1 a ten
days’ trip through Imllana. during
which "he. will tiirtke 80 apeeche*. for
I’arker'and Davis. - '?
HEALTHY MOTHERS.
Mother* Hhoiifd always keep In good
bodily health. They owe it to their
children. Yet It is no unusual sight to
see a" mother, with babe ip artn*.
coughing violently a.id exhibiting aM
ihc a-ympioi.is *4 a e/msuwnnlvw ten.
denoy. And why sluuifd this danger
ous condition exist, dangerous alike to
mother and child, when Dr, Boschee
German Syrup would put a stop to it.
at once? No mother should be vviih-
mit this old and tried remedy in the
lio.iiffi—for It* tl.mclv use Will promptly
cure any Intig, throat or brouehial
trouble in herself or her children.
'The worst cough or cold can be-
speedily cured by German Hyrup; *0
enti hoarseness and rongestdoii of Ttnr
hroncliial tube* H makes exfieclora-
tion easy, and gives instant, icllef and
refreshing rest to the cough racked
conoumptlv’e. New trial bott’e, 25;
large size, 75; At. Creech’* Drug
.-store, and dear son’ft Dr«g Htore,
f ;
■NOW-READY.
W BEAUTIFUL ABUNDANCE
of the Best Goods, most artistic styles and ne plus ultra
workmanship.
Men's Suits and Overcoats, $7-50 to $25-00.
Youth’s Suits and Overcoats, $6.50 Jto $20.00.
Boy’s Suits, $2.00 to $8.00.
The celebrated Hawes Hats.
McCREARY’S,
CLOTHIER, HATTER, FURNISHER,
720 BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA GA.
I
T'h* dreadful railroad collision In
East Tennessee that caused sixty odd
deaths wn* oH.qsed hy-w conductor’s
forgetting to give the train order to
hi* engineer. Since the accident, the
conductor has become a raving maniac.
SAVES TWO FROM-DEATH.
“Our little danjrht r had an nlmov^
fatal attack of whooping cough and
hriiOtihiti*.” wxliea Mr*. K,.HitvtU.
land, of Arinonk, V. Y.,' ‘‘but. •• lien
all other remedies failed, we tuivid !er
lif« w ith "Dr, King’s New Disc . jry.
Oor n c c, who had Consumption fn an
advanced stage, also used this wonder
ful medicine and today idle is perfectly
well.” Desperate throat and lung dis
ease* yield to ,Dr. King’s New Dis-
caverv as to no other medicine on
earth. It fallible for Coughs v and
Colds. 50c apd flJX) bottles gnnrantfcci
TTy Creech’* Fln.imacv. 0. N. Bnrck
halter’* Drug Store." Trial bottle.ffte^
Weal her Bureau.
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Voluntary ON&'rrer*’ Verc^toloalral Roc
i -jS^I, Mouth-ef Septcniher 1004, Statnin Black-,
vntfe. -
Editor Eilipund* of the Manufac
turer’s Record of Baltimore says there
has been too much emigration and too
littlo 'Immigration a* -to tlii*„ State.
Sto|) the former and there would be im
need for the latter. ■
BROKE IN 10 HIS HOI SE.
S Le V^uijn) of Cavendish. V-y., was
robbed ol hi* tmstnninry health by in
vasion of hi* Chronic Constipation
When Dr. King’s New I'trts bioke into
hi* house, his trouble was arrested and
now lie’s entirely cuied. They’re
giiarHirtced to cure, 25c ,at Creech’s
Pharuiacyy-O; N.
rvtore.
Burckhalter’s D:ug
jile to monkey with politiesv Yifid 1
don’t, I pill my (icoply w henever the
opportunity offers, to keep out of poli
tics; to letJhe negro be satistled to
work -and no Southern white man
w a n ts t a pre vent that. -
“The nogro titid* hi* best social
prg&hiaatihu.-tn t&e ohureh. Let him
Bn joy It. Thf! negroes who are-com
mitting oritpe*:«re noteburctijjoers.”,
; Flint fS the war, When '-the cdorWiV
man Intd white preachers, there- were
no crime*, liet the negro have u taste
of your reTIgfrRr Ffeach to him, and
let Idm hulieva you «re \vilihi2.for him
to unjoy it.
’’IJift for the drought cotton sale*
woHld^jiavo been larger. The water
gin* hanmit run for lack of power and
Iff?'*team gins have to'Paul vvadfij . m
An Alabama white wotimn wa* fined
f 56 and cost* last week for carrying
concealed weapons. For offence and
defence she hud better have tniatevl to
tongue ami tear*. -
All former enrollments at Woffoid
College have been *U(passed bv the en-
ro Umeut- thl* sesAloo wttK*hTm»wl rr arty
reached 202 in the college and 180 In
It I* ex|>ected that quite a number of
«Indents will arrive during the next
lew week*.
—i ««*——
PHYSICIAN’S GOOD LUCK.
Dr. Hurt’*. Fortupate £xperl«fle« of—
Special Interest to Many In Barn
well.
The happiest man In New England
to day and one who I* receiving con
gratulations from his friends, is Dr.
Philip Z. Hart of Laconia, N. W.
Prolxddy no physician Is —better
known in all part* ol rli« United States
than Dr. Hart, as be has-been a great
traveler and Knows the best
wherever he ha* been. For ,years he
ha* «iijr«mb With catarrh iu its worst
lonn.
Although he resorted to the latest
scientific treatment, and consulted
many of hi* brother physlcial#, Dr.
t wish to call tbe attention of my ciistb^ra andf
friends, aid the public gCtwralfy, to my InfW awl
well sclecte^stock of j?oods,. cons'mtmg of Gen-
tlkmkn’s, Youthh and Children’s Fall amt
Winter Clothing, boiitflit from the Northern man
ufacturers atJ the-cheapest price, and as I am carry
ing such a forge line of clothing can wifely say that
l ean fit you, whether you he slim, regular ofstonfr
My clothing has been cut by the best tailors of thd
North and is made to fit you and your friend.
Gentlemen’s shoes of the following kinds:
King Quality, Stetson and Crossett.
Ladies Shoes and Slippers of the finest makes*
such as:.^ . .* —-j \,
THE CANE GRINDING.
I.
I het you you’ll be hnopr —
The moonlight in.the lane.
An’ ycr swvc.heart waitin’ ler you
At the grindof the i-anei
The bright eyes, the rcvl Up*
You’re longin'*o to meet—
Far sweeter than nlf honey.
An’ the cane juice dippln’ sweet!
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Oh, I bet vou you’ll he happy!—
Yon'U hear the fiddle’s sound,
An’ rosy c.ieeksTl mnnt-yoi|- -
An 1 yOil’ll swing Hie giU around!
Your heart’ll make tlie music
IJke n silver band a playin’.
An’ Love’ll join the chorus
At the griudiii’of the cane!
— Atianui Coiislitution.
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KEEPING PACE WITH DEMANDS,
Thl* Will He Truly n Greater State
Fair—It Ucfilns on October 23il«—
Ample An-.uigements.
The State Agricultural and Mechani
cal Society purchased one hundred
acres of level land in the southern
part of Columbia last spring on which
to hold its annual South Carolina State
Fairs. This change was made neces
sary because the old grounds were too
small to accommodate the large num
ber of exhibitors and visitors who an
nually attended the great fairs, and
the bqildings were no longer suitable
for the purposes for which they were
b'-iilt. On the new grounds there 1.1
room for everything and fot- every
body, and they are more conveniently
situated to the transportation lines
Than the old grounds were. The dis-'
‘anee Is less than a half mile from the
aew Union depot, and the grounds are
reached by several fine roads and by
it e street car lines, and no trouble will
be experienced in handling the large
crowds that are sure to vtsit Columbia.*
Visitors will lirtd everything brand new
this year. The buildings are all modern
in construction; large, airy, and com-,
fortabie, all one story, with numerous
exltsf and wide atste*; One hiinTi-igT*
devoted entirely to the handiwork of
women, and is set apart from tho othgc
buildings so that the fair sex may On-
Joy-_themseIves without Interruption.
Another building is devoted to the agrir ^
cultural exhibits and implements, and- X
another to the commercial exhibits.
Then, the poultry building occupies a
very prominent- location—and-'tx veiy’
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FretHpIfatioti 0.05 in. above.
G. I). C Lange.
Voluntary Observer.
* Including rain, hail, sleet and melt
ed ifhow. f From maximum and mini
mum readings.
Hart tiiinliy kaid, “I might Ju*t a* well
that convention 1 di.ln’t’wAiit, my |, e b->jJi»v* thrown iny money Indue river-for
1 grew worSis^od'worse. It I* really
doe to my wife’* good judgment that I
tried liyomei.” TTa Doctor, in hi*
emphatic way., added, “'fhiankGod that
I did, tor Uyomeicured me completely,
My’Wife and 1 will swear that Hyomei
cured me of the worst caw of catarrh
that ever exi»te.d. I used to cough
constantly at uighf, and l-md t» -drop
ping in tho throat* which "kept me
awake a great deal, I raised Illicit
phlegm and wa* in ’'a horrible condi
tion. However l am entirely cured.
W-JNHUC »
an«l .soTeff through "the use of IlyonipL” I
J. O. Creech l*-the local agent for
Hyoroel, the famnua treat^idnt/ which
curc*jrat»rrh withotrt^to-.najjh doling.
A' complete outfit cost* ex
tra bottle*, 50c. He sell* It under guar
antee to refund the money If it down ot
give quick relief. A*k him v> *how
yoillUt,
Mr. Lingerlong-What makes your
little dog h>wd so?
Miss Vlnnle Oarr—flc alwaya howls
like that when he think* it' in time to
shut up the house for the night.
CONFESSIONS OF A PRIEST,
Rev. Jrio. S. Cox, of Wake. Ark.,
people | writer, “For 12 years I differed from
Yellow Jaundice. 1 consulted a num
ber of phy*Kdan* and tried all sort* of
medicines, but got no relief. Then 1
began the u*e of Electric Bitter* and
feel that I am now cured of a disease
that had me In it* grasp for twelve*
year*.-” If you want a reliable niedi-
cirre for/1 .Iyer and Kidney trouble,
stomaeh disorder of general tfbliHRv’,
get Electric Bitters, it’* guaranteed
by Creech’s Pharmacy. C. N. Burck-
bultei’* Druggist. Only 600.
7 Tlvo hundred thousand divorces a
year are granted or bought in the State
CiMirta., of' the-United States. South
Carolina lawyers do not share the
profit* of thl*„.prA3tice; i
large and roomy-/ ~The live stock barns
are-ah ,arranA“J that all visitors can
aafHy and conveniently pas* through
all of them and nee all the stock at any
lime, and the management npycHBy
requests that visitors avail themselves
of this opportunity.
The regulation mite race track Is lo
cated in—Um*—noutheffr pert of the
grounds, and is a beauty. The races
may be Viewed from the Fair grounds
If it be preferred to do so, but a_h*rge,
comfortable grand stand is -located at
the finish of the home stretch,'where
the f.-jees can lie viewed (o mogh t»r LI jr_
advantage and with more comfort. The
quarter stretch' is not separated from
the gt%ud stand, as was the case on
the old track. buUalt are combined
under one inclo'ufe^ thus increasing
the social part of the moeG-
The Midway or Pike is located near
tlie main entrances, and will he filled
with all the modern shown and attrac
tions with wares from—very part of
the world, and with people from every
part ot_ the. world. The athletic
grounds are located Just opposite the -
Midway, on the - other side of the
entrance. Here will be played two
'excellent games of football during
Fair week. j<-
The railroad* have offered very
cheap rates on account of the first
Greater State Fair, and-they will run
mogt convenient schedules from ail
sections of the .State. In view of nil
the attractions- that^have been ar-v
ranged for, there Is no risk In saying
that the large crowd of last’year will
be doubled this fall, and that th’s
great gathering will be more easliy ac
commodated than In any former year.
Every one ought to attend the only
hlg fair and social event in the State.
MONEY TO LEND.
. Wc are prepaied la urgntiate loan* on
tmprlivod fat ms fqr tho years, pTrniirl
payments Interest 8 per cent on loan*
under $1,000 ; 7 percept An loans over
$1,000. Dpu’t write, come and sec U
J. 0. Patnsrson A Sori7
T. B. ELLfS,jfr„
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
ppecial attention given to the compu
tation of water-powers, leveling and
drainage. .
A poaUilvard addressed to mea«-Mar-
tln, 8. C.. will re«cive prot.ipt Rtten-
rcll-hO. ]y
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A JA)V E LETTER. •
>Vould not lotfmt you If you’re
looking for a gnaraiiteed 8alvo for
FARM FOR SALE.
A farm of 74 acre*. U mile* from
Denmark, with dwelling of 4 room-
and cook loom attMched, fine orchard
and good'well of water, all im',-build
lugs, convenient to chur^beivand g:>od
school.
Any one Wishing to purchase will
confer with
* W. G. f'case.
Orangeburg. 8. C.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS.
All piSr«on» holding claim* against
the estate of Peyton M. Cater. de>
cea*cd, are reqiieated to present them
properly prbven to th* undefsIgTWd,
and all pCr*on* indebted to said es
tate are requested to make prompt pay
ment to the undersigned, . ■■■>•.
■>' v. Mr*. Francis M. Cater,
- Executrix.
Dunbarton, 8 C„
.September, *11, 1004.
I aixHn a pooitioo to contract 2 or J
honest and energetic men in honorable
nx for w £i
Mprea, jfbrnanr Isles, Otto Dodd, of | work a# from $40 to $55 per inonllfe^ats-
Pt»hriqr, Mo. writes: ••I 1 inffered with ;cordtng to length of tlrfi?' , fh?y wish to
an ugly acre for a y?ar. but a box of; contract for, with chancel _of mkklng
BnJtleii’a Arnica 8*lvecured me. It : * f78or more per month,
the boat Halve on earth. 25c at CTeech'a 1 Addreaa.
gU.uautec wiMlef-which Ph$BWvyrt7. N. Buretkalter' , a I>ft*ig:1 -* J. J. L. Hair,
Lee*, b. t>.
Queen Quality, La France, Drew-Selby
and Rrippendoil and Dittman Lines. -
TA’nFi'.y S t’ompk’te line of Gent’n FtirniHhmg
Goods, White and Colored Vests, Trunks, \ ip-
Uses, Dry Goods and Groceries.
Taking the quality of my gQods JutQ. eonsidei’a- -
tion I am satisfied that you wilt find ray prices
reasonable. Come and’ see for yourself. I am
satisfied that-onc visit will cause you to he n retru-
lar c ustomer at my store. My sons and Mr. Wil-
, lie Gillam are with me and will he glaifto serve you,
I. ZF'ULT’TTT.a,!!. Still,
Opposite Post Office,
' blackvilll, -; , -> •' si o. ^
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DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
-IN—
THE BANK of BARNWELL.
CAPITAL - ***
SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PkOPITS.
SoO.OOO.
- $30,000.
MONEY kcp‘ in )our 5*0* may i>' lost by theft or lire. Deposit It with us and
transfer the rv^puMibijitv. , (s
V.V rarrv HUBGLaK INSl'ilANCE PBOTECTION, and have flrc-proi>f vault*.
The habit f,f depositing with ns w ill save you many a dollar that might be unwisely
spent if kept in yuyr pocket*, t ON I'K.MT THF. H ABIT NOW.
• fivenieiiee tiid s.»1ety of pay .n,'all your obligations by cbock, onco tried,
will never !*■ given up. * i
( hei ks aieT drafts can Is- safely sent to us by mall without being registered.
Either call iu (a'rsou and open an account w .th us or writr us. ,>
('. F. CAl.llOUN, Frefiden’. ,
LL’TI.EK HA GOOD, Vice-President.
P-M
BUCK INGH AM, Cashier,
fl. W. MANVII.LE, Asst. Caslder.
Many of our p.Mrons having
Supplied Themselves with bag- T
ging and ties, we shall not gin as
heretofore advertised, namely;
gin and \n*ap for $1.50, ginning
alone for $1, hut hereafter shall
operate as formerly: Ginning,
yds. ” Hi. bagging, C new arroifH
ties for 81.50. - -%
Ginning alone, 75c per bale.
Barnwell Oil Mill.
DR. MtUl LEE, JR,
Bfrfmsr,
wILLThTON, - » g: Cv
Will work aovwbcie in
by special appolntiuent.
country
Just Received,
-A ^arge Stack-of all kind* af Ffwme**
• rotn the cheapest fh the Jine*t r anV
parlor pie , ;nwoUt.Trtmrxupyrlor lot of
boggles, and a fey excellent horse*
aud mules.
CHARLIE BROWN. •<
• Burnw t II, 8.
C. F. Cdlboun, P. 11. Buckingnam
tliffl/lICiVal).
Calhoun & Co-
fr*«OC MARK SaCtSTEntO NO. (7438J
FROG POND
CHILL AND FEVER CURE
... mi oBicmi ko cute w r«.
so avis A uoi at.
The old reliable the kind your^fatEen*
used to take.— The ohethat never falla
to cure'. Don’t waste tfme and money
experimenting with new ■'tyres. But g-o
for the beat from the jump. Froj
Popdiatge punse. oi preyention aMI'
pound of cure combined.^ Ask for if—
take no substitute. If your merchant
does not sell it write torus we will sen#
ittffreCTTor 50 cents.
DAVENPORT & FHINIZY
iVaolesilc Iiruzyists—SeHIiij Ageata
AUGUSTA, GA X
JLife f Accident,
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LIGHTNING
—— ANb-
Live Stocfc.
—At Lo^st Rates lii^
StronoesV Coif Paiuka. •
CALHOUH & CO; LJ
—OFFIcts AT-
THE BANK OF BARNW£U