Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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‘Ml *$'. if. j- v V^oa,OCTOBERS, ¥)»« Iron) Wek. (hHtn fane wTlI be « Zorn’a Mill to tin <U) the road rnwell tala lif <jLw* K.0 irtiar, Sapervlaor. Clerk. S arSer, Sape oberts. Jr., Tha regular meeting of Barn weft 'ft, Knights Of Pythias wUl Hall on Friday sight Lodge X<» ll tt hill at thatr at 7% o’clock. A tall attendanoe ia requested, By order of JNO. K. 8NBJ.LISfl. C. C. Wm. McXAB.1L B.‘ A T the 5 and 10, ^ Cents STORE,., nearly opposite the Ettfcterlin#- Pattefson Co.’s store. You can ' get as much as you can tote for a very small a- mount of money. At the 5 and 10 Cents Store you will find a great quantity of little things need ed in every home and so very cheap that you will, never^ miss the money you pay for them. Call and look at the beautiful things From all quarters there comes enm- plitiut of the scarcity of cotton pickers. " Dr'"VT. C. Milhous has returned to Atlanta to uouiplele his dental eduiia- tlbft. \ n ■ 4. * . . Mrs. Robert Aldrich and children will return from Saludit, X.O. on next Monday. , II. F. Bulst Esq. was in town on Thursday, looking his strong healthy self again. A citizen who gels up by the Coast Line train missed breakfast on Friday thorn! of. The evidence multiplies that sowing acid with oats secures ihe wops against cold,' Capt. W, W. Moore’s family returned last week fidm a pleasant visit to Cbcs* ter relative*. ’ —1.^— Tuesday was a plrasant day, and Mr. Jones Rountree’s call made iF more enjoy able. . Messrii W. (7, Baxley Sr., J. L. Ellis and B. L. Kasterliiig elevated our feel ings on Thursday. ._Jaines Broitn of Elko, R. F. D., was the lirst colored subscriber to bring in new cotton money., “ j ^ ^The i‘hain gang Is filling a long felt Jyant in claylhg the road between Barnwell and Zorn’s Mill. Mr. E L. Patterson .lr. left on Tues day to take the normal and law course- in the South Carolina College. Mr. S. Krasnoff sold bis house and lot for fl.^OOto Mr. John M. Easterling last week and returned to Now York. Mr. J. E. Lain kept good again on Saturday bis record as a model sub scrlber, a liglvt bringer into the sanc- —costs nothing to <^> look and you don’t, have to buy. REMEMBER LOCATION-.— next door-East of the old - Krosnoff stand. v MLOLA CRYSTALIZED MIN ERAL WATER CURES Neuralgia, Headaches, In digestion^ all Liver, Stoin- nen, and Kidney Troubles. On account of sickness in the enm- mnnity tiHy-pmtTaeted meeting- at Old Columbia School House has been pust- P#IMd. . ■» . .. ■ - With g<iod^crop* of corn and ten cents and over cotton there is no valid 1 irtcdartikislor the delimiuent sub scriber. * ... Menscr Green, a Barnwell colored man, because overheated and died last week v. bile tiring for the Allendale Oil Mill. Treasurer ArmsUong’s family moved up from Appleton last week and occu pies the llnimuet Cottage uu Ea«t Main Street, ■ ' '" i' ■ Greatest Cure the World haiTever known. Take Kalohi six days t?at anything you want. and t anything you want. - Made by the"KaloIa Com pany, Savannah, Co, W. G. Brewer, Yice-Pres- ident, Secretary and Mana ger. For sale by J. C. Creech, Druggist. NOTICE REGULATING WORKING PUBLIC ROADS, Ac. ' o In pursuance of Act of General sembly, approved Feby, 27lh, 1901: ihe County Board of CommU&ionerg havgJlxed the time which persons lia ble to road duty shall work the roads at four days during the year, ami when Commutation Tax is paid in lieu of work, the amount Is Hxed at Two Dollats, to be paid on or before Feb - jmrjr-ln —Oil year. —- - O. W. Barker, Supervisor. R. C. Roberts, Jr., Clerk. Barnwell, 8. C., Oct. 3d, 1904. bale Day. It waa such In name only, no official talpt bf property being made and' the bbne yard-out of business. The quar terly meeting of the County Board of Commissioners was held and the usual routine btndnesz transacted. ~ • - TUE OLD RELIABLE. ‘ ^ New Mackerel, t ounty Raised Seed Rye, Fine Family Groceries CaoneJ Goods, Tin, Glass and Crock ery Ware. And rijjht prloeli at . • , ‘ — * Qborjfb W. Patrick’s, \ The Old Kelltfble, .DnrinjtUtt week’s .torrjd Weather ‘‘that tired feeling” j tbs nested tiie malls, for they were from hours todays Ikte. ' Whittle desires his • cnslomers and the genera) public to know that pe is Iftth^hora* and mule business sM the year round, and will soon be bn a Ikrger scale than ever. 6CT0bER OPENING — OF— Fall xito Winter MiLmnkuy Dood*. 4 ’ 'c* _ ■ ^ - V . Barnwell, S. (I. - Y—"" ,01— 1 - Wednesday - and Thursday, October „ 12th and 13th.- On the above dates MUs Carrie A, Cave wilt b| greatly pleased to receive the calls-svf. ner lady fiieuds and Is qnlt* confident that this'opening will tpod and the fas BnirtnMmtMfy; voted the most brll- Fall opening of Rant Ip her expllrlenoe. The display U<>odapn the* al •nlust be leisurely'seen to be appreciated a* it merits.' - A oordhsf wblcdhrt wait* nil, Cotton sebd selling has Itcat business tirtown this w and very welcome kr. W. iph'n R. Ballinger Esq.was in town bn Friday, and vary Mr*. Cecilia Leonard departed tbie life at her borne In BIackvlITeon Satur- day in thaSDtb Tear of her life, leaving live- ift(children and friends beautiful mem- ^orle* of a life rich In -good deed* and wl*e counsel* through the many yean* that she wa* spared to bless all that knew her. ■ P- .JOoSV^day atiher bome bear Elko - pleasant annual caH on Saturd-y. irt tune** of but a fttw days Mrs. »fL . - L. T. Williams ehtered Into the eternsl rest. In avery relation of life from child hood to the final hour her life waf fra grant with good deeds of loving ser vice and devotion to family and friends and her memory will long be fragrant in the hearts of all that loved her. turn. .1 There’s no end to trouble. The West India storm period cuds on the 15th ir.st. to-be fottowed by the gathering in of taxes. Several colored ministers and church members have undertaken to establish a home ar Dunbarton foi orphans of their race. The have good Rosemary people commenced preparation for tne whole smiled entertainment of the BaprUt Association. Mr. George W. Easterling returned to Florida on Monday, where he will abide and flourish' until noxt July’s homecoming. ^ That good gentleman and wise physician Dr. L. C. S.eplieCb gave us last week a very helpful prescription of the printer’s panacea. ' Last year Bryan Used 500 bushels of si TUi*. season they o Brothers adver- d oats for sale 1 ,(XfD. e,r That’s progress on the right Hue. Subscribers M. N. Holland, B. F. Wcathcrsbce, J. G. Davis^Cv L. Iliers, J. J. Gray ami M.~LoHifh<>!t ket good examples to many others on Monday. • 4* * Court in ses«iftn at Hampton, this week, Judge J. C. Klugh presiding Tne cause celeb re of the term will be the J, JL Bennett trial for killing his wife. The Committee appointed by the Grand Jury to investigate fhe I’poi fTou.-e iTischargod that duty on Tuea day and found cA-erj thtng in excellent condition. The engagement oL Miss Bessie Al- derman of Aiken and Mr. Walter E. Duncan of Columbus, Ga. is announc ed; thelnarrlage to take place in Jan uary next. — ~ , ' Refreshmeuti consisting of oysters, etc , will be served at Yonng’a Hall, Fairfax, ort the evening of October 7, for the benefit of the Methodist Church. Everybody invited to come. Married Sunday afternoon, October 2, by W. G. Collins, Notary Public, Mr. Luther Collins to Miss Mary Coir llns and Mr. James Hites b> Miss Ju- Ha Coittn*, ail of Barnweti County. Some of the candidates have pub lished cards of thanks while others . Tiave been sTTebt.~ The Tatter are just as grateful as the former and more nJiotighful of the printer and iheimoiur. eter. The mean temperature for Septem ber, lOOii.was 8o 1. On its last day the thermometer registered 85 degres. Till* year the mean was m*, and on the last day t£e temperature reached 91 degrees. y'-' Mr. J. N. Herrington, a clever and euergetle Savannah gentleman, v w»ts in town on Thursday -wod--thoroughly posted the people on thn merit claims of Kalula, which he< represents and which Is advertised In Tuk People. ' > ' * . ’ 1 7 . , ’ Our reporter of republican politics was just ti week ahead pf tiipQ In giv ing Congressional nomination to W. H. Jlixsljn’ ,/fh'e exuoqtive committee met on the 2Cth ult and called the Aouveu- tion to meet yesterday at Blackville. Dlxson was miles ahead of other can didates for the empty honor of nomi- uation. George Dunbar, colored. 30 years old, is a candidate for the cotton pick ing ch ainpionsliip. In thiee succes sive days he picked on Mr. W. (5. Bax ley, Sr’*:„. place—440, 414 and 404 pounds, free fi'pin trash and would have kept up his fwdtfale a wmek^gait but for a sore lingt'c. He doesn’t sing at work like most quick pickers dd. ;'/A / ", •— ^ '» . TO BIN’S MILLINERY OPENING. MR. J. M. ALLEN DEAD. Mr. James M. Allen died at his resi dence at Sycamore on Friday evening, after a long illness In the 63th ySfir of his age. Everything that medical skill ahd loving hands could do wa* of no avail. \ He leaves an affectionate wife, one daughter and six sons. M r. Allen is one more gallant knight of the lost cause to urosa over the river and re»t-um|er the shade of ihe trees. He served during the war in Hagood’s 1st Regt. 8. O. V. and no braver and truer patriot eijer followed the immor tal Lee to victory than James M. Allen. He wAs a tnatf of sterling qualities. He with the aid of his devoted family ac quired a good nroperty and leaves them well to do. He was a member of Camp Col cock and lias been for .years art’ honored member of the town council of Sycamore. A true patriot, an old friend and gallant soldier gone. God grant to him uxTown of glory in the land of light. * A Comrade. Sycamore. 8. C., Oct. 3, 1904. Now open under the management of one of Augus ta’s most competent and pDjwlai^modistcai, anti we unhesitatingly assert that these DepartTments i he in § i is i sir WE carry an extensive line of reliable -i -DRYGOODS. and can also show the correct styles in DRESSCOODS,TRIMMINGS, JtC. ^ wmmmmmmmaammmmKmBKBmmBaKmBmaBmmmmmnmni m\ imiiiia—Bi T. W. COSKERY, JR. & CO. 8G2 into At) ST. AUUTSTA, GA. Will the next Legislature consider good crops and prices ns a Justlilcatiou for oyer liberal appropriations? Tobin’s Triumph Tableaux should be seen by every lady in the county. No such Expo«it»on of Millinery Goods has ever before been seen in this State. Remember the dates, October 12lh and 13th. < 46- —- Letter to W. L. Cave, Bum well, B. C. DekrSljfT 2Y riian said : Send me 25t gallons. Generally I use 24; don’t dmrfc it’ll be enough. Hath* left. Ordered ‘J.iftore for . another j«»b; Tor The j. ib. Had 6 left. This comes from Messrs W A A F Bower, Ttethuem. Mass They add’ This has been our experience all this year. New agents always have to go through It. After a little they learn to guess better. —r „ Yours truly F W Devoe & Co Students wishing to attend the gra ded school can secure board at Mrs. A. Bethune Patterson’s. 4w DICKS - HOUSE, > 031 BROAD ST., Acgusta.Ga. Excellent rooms and good table board. Kat«s, $1.50 per day; special rate* by the'v.eelT. A:;^’. Dicks, Prop. SEED RYE FOB BALE" (Barnwkll Col’nt1LB,4 ,8KD .) 'The sort-that never disappoints. C.N Bcrckiialter. ^9 P. S. Lemon Bros, sell our paint.- Miiim. '^lFTER WITH THE X CHOICEST AND COMPLE* TEST STOCK OF GflN- JERAL MEPCBAN- DISE EVER RROUGHT TO THIS SEC TION OF SOUTH • . CAROLINA. Ouk Stocks arc too vast to be fully catalogued, too good to be described in news ink, while in prices they challenge all competi tion anywheac. On* Store Rooms axd •<Va RE- Hfk’SEs are an Exposition in thTTTW sieves of the best outputs of 'the vvbrld’s foremost productions, and must be seen to b.e appreciated. So give us the pleasure of yottr calls an^ patronage arid we will make it to your profit. We bought in car load lots from original hands and so saved the middle man's tariff, and our cus tomers shall be sharers in every advantage we-bave secured. •In Furniture have all that, is needed to All person* are hereby forbidden af ter this date to enter upon the land* o» jed or controlled by either of the under*igned In Great Cypress Town- snip. Barnwell Comity, for the pur- r — IjP! HP! pones of hunting by day or by night, make Home the sweetest place in^fishing, hauling away wood, straw, or we all the world. * In Clothing and MerPs Fur-r——r- nishings we supply all ages and all occupa tions to the content of their minds and the preservation of their pockets. In Dry and Dress Goods, Notions we have all the good and October (fyening. Wednesday ami Ttmr*d»y, Ot-udwr lith and 13th. A cordial Invitation 'X* ex-tended to all lady lover* mt the beautiful, the and I)re*t* at Tubin’* Millhmry ilxive dales MiM|n«ry EtDporiuni. H wilt tie the croa ning and eclipsing eV^nt vf thi< piu<i(>eroua y< ar; ful fabrics that delight the bcauti- femi- nine heart and multiply^ the hap piness and attractiveness of the fair set. In Shoes walks tlirough matter what we can make your life a pleasure no your age oy occupation may be. In Groceries we have the foods that add to hu man health and happiness and th‘2t arc an antidote to doetpr and drug bills. . * lo Wagons and Baggies w£ are at the head of the proccs- sionafid far ahead of all competi lion * : But we are too busy to-day to particularize, so will make a con tinued story of it. CoTcTially in viting you. no matter what you need nr want, to come to us and it will bo our best and constant aim to serve you to your full satisfac- tion. r— •'' > . Si MON BROWN'S SONS. AFFLER SEED OATS. ^ IVe have 1,000 buahfls of nat’vo grown Aptiler Seed Oat* for^ sale. They are fully as rust proof a* the red oats, aud one-fourth more product ive. I’ricea quoted on application. Bryan Bros., A 1 . ifiidnU-, 3—6 ♦ SEED OATS (Tne Thousand Bushel* Home raised bright Rust ProoLSced Oats for sale. H. M. Cassels, 3—4 * •' Ellenton. S. C. 1905 un- tl! the 31st day of Jamtary, l!M>5, a pen ally of 1 percent, will ho added to all unpaid taxes. From the 1st day of February, 1005, to the 28tt) day of February, 1905, a penalty of 2 per cent, wilt he added to alt urrirai'd taxes. From the 1st day of Maich. 1905. until the 13th day of March, 1905, a penalty of 5 per cent, will be added to all un paid taxe«. LEVY. _ SEED OATS F0RSALE FOUR THOUSAND BUSHELS. Native Red Rust Proof Seed Oats grown on my farms for sale at 63 CENTS PE* BVSHICL. „ Don’t delay buying a* the supply of seed iu the Stifle is far below what the demand wlll-be. —- Whittle’? Stables, Blackville, S. C. TRESPASS NOTICE.- AU persons are forbiddan under pen alty opproseeitllon to cntt>r after tills date, for the purpose of hunting by day or night, gathering and carrying away wood, straw or leaves, pasturing stock, making roads or paths or com mitting afly trespass whatever on the K. Henry Willi* lands In townrhip. this State, bounded by lands of-J«eob fttank on the North, Ute Sul livan Fanning Place on the East, Soutlieru Railway on the South and by lands of J. T,.Smith on the West. R. H. Willis, by R. M. Willis. Sept 20th, 1904. Trespass notice. •tyh _ TlhaVe*. pasturing stock, making paths dr roads, gambling or committing any oTTier fre*piss fiTit!eFp«nalty hr prtwe- cutlon to the full exteut of tbaixw.— W. M. Harden, WW-ltaTiTeiy- Treasurer s Notice. Trea«nreraO(Ticfc Barnwell County, S. U., kept. 171h IDOL Tiie Treasurer’s Oilh-e will be-open for the colle.itinn of the taxes levied for 1904-from the 15th day of October,\ 1904, until tiie 15th day of March, 1905, inclusive. The uomniutatidn tax will be receiv ed until March l-t, 1905. 5 Mills. 3 ’• 3 " •• ’ For Slate purpose* “ Constitutional School. “ Ordinary County " Repay loan Special School Levy. 1 Mill: Cedar Grove, Old Columbia. 2 Mill: Allendale; Barbary Branch ClMckville. Double Pond, Elko, Ediste. Fairfax. Friendship, Healing Springs, Kline, Lees, Morris,. New Forest. Oak Grove, Reedy Branch. Scigllng, Seven Pines, Sycamore (No. 51,) Tinker's Creek. 3 Mills: Ulmer, Owen* Cross Roads, Hickory Hill, Caves, Barton, Great Cvpress. -)* Mill*: Williston. 4 Mills: Hercules. 4)4 Mills : Burn well. List of appointments will be pub lished later. J. R. Armstrong, County Treasurer.- EX A MIN ATIO X OF TEACHERS. All teadiera who expect to stand the fall examination will takd notice that the date ha* been changed from the Williston third Friday In September to the third Friday in October, w.hicil wLll h$ OoU>- b<*r 21. The ejfaminattop will begin promptly at nine o’clock and continue through the day. Applicant* will be examined otrlirithmeitie, algebra, (for Hrst grade certificate.) geography, history, English grammar, physiology, school management. In addition to tho usual subjects, teachers will be especially .examined on Hughes’ Mis takes in Teaching. Eqoifh Arden,. Silas Marner and current cventtr- It will be necessary for applicants to provltLe themselves with the necessary texts and to prepare themselves thoroughly on current event*. The examination will he lonjf, and in order to complete it teachera should begin promptly *t nine o’clock. Examination of'white toucher* will ha .held at the court house, and of colored teachers at the uelerfitL grailetl tohao) hnBdljiiC. Wrn.Xone*,.' “ CoTBupi Eilncatlnn.—. I BLACK osi ^IY FALL LINE of Gbnernl Merchandise now arrlvlni gesLdfjil^r in respective lines, getting advantage of*l| hers and cotmuUsloR men, uuUing out tpe tnhidlettUB’* hlldren’* most complete stock I have ever Wii m#et p. den ■■m Men’s-YoutBl’ tradb. j Notion*. Umbrella*, SMrU, Collar*. JIn*l«ry. Undervri bought at price* which will enable me to miike mice* to classes of tied*. r f> ^ 2^.-— —13k —• -—v—-—-— . Furniture: I hsvis a new addition to my store, a Fnrnltilfe Knnpnriitjh, fiHotflngg piete line of all kind* aud qitalltie*. (he most co^r.plete aud beat value* that judgment aud money could secure. Shoes, Gentlemen—Ladle*—Children. The best stvle* *nd qtyHltv. aneh i Ereamer. Regent anrt PiUney’s Swell for Gentlemen, Radcliffe, American tjueen and Giaighlon’s for women. - • Uais- , -The best that can be offered the trade from Jobs B. Stetson down, Dry Goods. : T - , i i Ladle*’,Dress Good* 10.: to $|.6o qaallty Good* In comparison and unsnr* passed by anything ever offered Blackville trade. CALL ANDBKR; .* ; Buggies* Stovesv Tinwai*e; Hard*- ware, Bagging, Ties* Mr stock is now complete, hav Ing a store which I* roomy and well arrangaA gives me opportunity to show my goo.U. cousoqnejttly. *11 I solicit I* for the, trade to come ami Inspect my line of Clothing, Shoe*. Hats, Dry Hood* Di'e** Goods Nctions, Uuibiclla*. Stoves^ Buggies and Furnltnrif, g*t thh price*.' Don t buy if nht (letter, values for cheaper prices than ever offered. C onte snd look, It cost* nothing Get the prices on anything, everything/ and hUo remember It co«ts nothing to get prices on every article In my atom, f pay oty clerks to make you price* but not to make you buy. - I solicit your patronage. . STJXili. CROWNING THE age Than'king ray customers for their uticxampled palrtm*' during the Winter Campaign, I take pleasure ia stating that the Spring finds me fully prepared to 0$w2 the est - argains To all in need of work stock suited to all purposes^ and if the prices that have pleased and profiled so many people. ' _ , ^ About 15 on sale now to move the crops. They are Good and Cheap. That want good owrtefii. This may be the last importation of the season, so don’t wait. Delays “are dangerous/* Conic* dt once tet Blackville, S> C.- September 15th, 1904. 3-6 C. II. lludaon. REGISTRATION NOTICE. The Registration Books will bo open In the Court House bn the first Monday (sale day) In each month dining the year IPtH for the transaction of such business a* U required by >«w. W. J. Baxley, Chairman G.R. Dunbar, *' Secretly. almost FREE. THE — AND— . THE MODEKN FARMER FOR 20 CENTS. To give every re*'der In thl* territory all the campaign and election news and an excellent farm journal, we will send upon receipt of twenty cent* y THE TWICE-A-WEEK REPUBLI[C, .Including The Farm Visitor, fiom now until December 1, 1904, and ••;r ^ THE M^UERN FARMER, A K*rM«r’s t'tmil) Nrnspspcr, . From Dec.J, 1904, to Dec. L 1905. Thi*]■>« unprecedented offer yon cannot afford tq ml**. Send 20 cent*at once and get regularly the News of the Day, the Campaign, the Fafm and Home. ‘ Be sure to address all mail to THE REFVBLH?, ST. !X)UIS, M0. RIMFL* COriKS FREK. Where both paper* are not desired BUY- THE, BEST THEY ARE THE 6HSAFEST. I have the agency fdr Piedmont and Hickory Wagons, Tyaon «fc Jones, Jack- son G Smith and Continental Buggies. Haying bought in (Arload lout 1 am pared to give rock bottom pricer t e Be.foje biying give me a wUi a tfirJjj)a well to clo soTST a call. It Kennedy, Wnri»fon,S.C. lexer D. Tormenter 64369, JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN DALE HERD, Pronounced unusually handsome—ffne dairy form. “There stretch behind ■h4h» along every line the tiuost dairy blood in the world.” By blood and in dividuality he D at the top of tiie jfer- sey breed. H i* dam tested gallon* of inilk and 23 lb*.,. 4 oz.; bU grand dam^3 lb*., 5 oz*., and hi* great grand (lam 23 lb*., 8 oz*. of butter in seven day* He ha* 14 sisters givlnga* high as 22 lb*, of butter in seven dav*. Registered Jersey heifers bred totbU bull, and three of his sons, all solid on)- Ored.aud grand individual*, now fer sale. Write for pedigree* aud particu- llie term* stated above w(B be accepted upon receipt of TEN CENTS. It, to GLENDALE DAIRY, Barnwell. S. U. THE YEAH ROUHO %/HlL • TCP - STABUS. BARNWELL, -* > S. offer for sale The Best all purpose-hlBMmts jjSSj&f. AXD at prices undej-groGuti all competitjoa. les thitltfe, wi llseekii ofintheiT HARNESS An immense Rt(X’k of all grades from ttl©' - . - '^n^ilCEST TO TUE CUBaFESTI [It^'Separate pieces sold. If j^ti need anythingTroiff ow Band up or down you can get it at Brown prifceV W? - prices a Br here. ^/^pIPVWP. ., I HR ^ Saddles for all sizes and both sexes. , Lap Robes for all purposes and people, "Whips for slow and swi’ft teams.* Before buying anything in the above lines come to* Headquarters and yon* 11 be pleased if good goods and; T~ BAB1TWEL, e;:c.> ■**5- 60 YEAR** EXPERIENCE Trade Marks; ~ DESMNS CORVRtCHTa Ac. Anrone arnrtln* eaketrh«nd awrtptlne sa»T qnicki* a*o*rtatn cor opintoa fteejfcetb** *e lurentlon t* Srutwbty f lk>uaatHo(ij( MUtfrcw 1 Potaeu us iftcirt notice, Sckfili A hsnAsomstr fllastnUed weeklr (rrtaUoa of an; “lissertas ■an e **—.* I v*vSBWy« Hmeiicait If To k r hu wutuutu*. DR. J. ft R, MIL] dentalTorgeoi, BKHHi ■■■ Will be at his office Tupsi office Friday and