The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 20, 1904, Image 2
ell People
Uitorl Pufc!
coourt atceunoii.
uksdaY. octobkrw,
l>«m>rrittk* fceitln< the «<)v«nUK«*, ilw
ftarnwetj nmrf'WiinWHf'TiT tliii
nrjj oimnthf* $H)0 rnoh u> h«i|» thv
>l>4vl* (minpnlKii lu lli« doubt
fwl Xorthtrti
Ilk old (Ini41 Um UiK ■v-hool boy»
“turned the feedirr out" end made
Itftti treat nr be dunked. Time* have
ehaufed. lu lh*e Utt^r day* the *d-
Vertleera^erewd the IfiiHt .r—•ieH*.h <,r
nut of hU ecuuHumed < <>lumn and pay
him for glrf.if real to liU pencil. Wu
are glad te be ao ahovod
tHKVASTIR.V WAR.
for ten t*eye the Ruiulan and Japt-
armtoa In Maaubnrta) age rage-
ting 400,000 men ha?« been engaged
al«n«»*t cnntluOal.y In the moat eolo*«al
battle of mo<iern tletea. The Rueelana
V»ok the luhlatlre with, for the drat
lime, the let-get fort*, and amiom
pllahed anme »am*«a. Then the Ja»a
neae for revv al dava drove back tlib
anjdlera .of. the Oear, and Tue^itay'a
dalllea reported the KuaaUna *« again
cnhi*-
btMuta have fought with dauntleaa
bravery, and the lo*«ea of life hare
been enormrtn*, (mm SO to 40,000 Hu*»
•lau* being n*ported killed or wounded,
while the dHpuneae have ruffermi leaa«
'I he Ruaaian Baltic fleet haa at laat
a illrnl toward the Kaat.- Aa we «ee the
ftliuation it will not go all the war un-
lea* the Kuaalatt* »oore a aucctaa in the
battle* fought thia month. — ' >
HKAI.THY MuTURRd.
rilYdlCIAN’S bOOP LUCK.
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rfltST AXIJ BROONII IV1VE8.
Edith Mcaalonk Topper, writing for
the Chicago Chronicle aava:
1 head a heated dlactiaainn the other
evening the subject: ‘‘Doea the *e«i «nd
wife have a better time than the Hratf"
Moat of the ladles pteaent took the
MegaUva. They agreed that a man'*
gv*t love Is always dearest, that * lie la
loved more and In consequence ha*
more advantage* and privileges than
the second nr third. Mureyer, that a*
a-man grows older be grow* poky and
'prefers a quiet life and expects hi*
With to conform to hi* Idea*. ^
- I think they are wrong. If 1 wefe a
young, attractive woman and looking
for a nine, soft sinecure in the way ol
w jlvrlinood, I Nhonld . lay siege to a
middle aged widower. 1 consider such
n man about the softest proposition In
'ffMlpitrfctt.
A widower is like a baby. He is
kelpies*. Then he sit* up and take*
noth*, lie l« Just hungry for a sweet
eon eolation ami grateful to the one
who be«toW« It.
The flr*t wife work* and scrimp* that
•he second may spend. That I* shown
etverv day. l*<>nrdenr Marta Jane doe
her own hnuaewora, makes over lot
year's gown, denies herself all the ■ t-
tle luxuries that women so dearly love
In order to lay by for “a rainy day.”
. The *‘raiuy day" materialise* in the
shape -of Eugenie M aud, who, el ter
Maila Jane, tired out, I* laid under the
«Msle*. steps in. take* her place and
make* the old man pay the freight.
That I* life In Atnerl:a.
bo whenever I see a woman fretting
•ml stewing and worrying over piling
MR a fat hank account f wl*h to say to
Port "For whom ate you scrubbing
•nd plnchlngf For. the next w IfeT"
Ybe widower just cannot help him
Mtf. Kp. 1 Wk* *d kind. So forgetful of
self, so eotinomical. so prudent and
made such lovely pie crust, and he Is
ae lonely.
Ho the first young girl with a dimpled
•bin and a saucy air who makes “gop-
goo” ayes at him sets tils middle aged
heart a flutter,
He wede Eugenia Maud, Implicitly
X llevlng he has caught another Maria
he. He U soon undeceived.
But this new wife Is so graceful, so
prsttv, so vain, so lasv, so bclptes*
that he et once becomes her slave.
Fbjr after all there Is nothing a man so
absolutely adores as a helpless woman.
Ihsmay admire an alert, independent
woman, hu^whan It comes to doting
be want* t cHnger.
I have seen big, strong, splendid
men the absolute serfs of languid,
\ lackadaisical, helpless wives. It’s
grotesque and H’s pdtMnl, hut It’s true.
Tne second wife quickly persuade*
"papa" aa she la fond of calling him,
that what went before Jane died Is
how Imposalbla. Poor Jane’s best
b'ack silk and gold brotadi shrink
awav abashed before Eugenia Maud’s
mriflbae.
The house, too, must he brought up
bs date. And No 3 must have a span
anil victoria. Poor Jane dru\* an old
nag hitched to a side bar buggy.
ttervants? Jana had one hired girl,
Maud has three aiul a man. Every
thing changes on a like scale. The
toaen is dead. I<ong live the queen!
And the poor besotted king/ Well,
at llrat he It rather frightened. But.
bteirt you. be soon grow* to like It all
—the show, the etyle, the extrava
gance, especially the bewildering little
efcature, half- child; half wife, who
•addle* him carelessly and cajoles him
to the top of Vs beht;
When she trails her laces to his side
and puts her peachy cheek close to hi*
atsd murmur*. -"Who is the dearesr,
loveliest old thing In the world?" he
rteoa like a Ash to the bait. Poor, dear
Jane was always too busy and tho
tirdd to pet him. But Eugenia naiid
V knows her business.
(Mcourap there are times when he
thinks abeut Jane. He uneasily re-
egtl her unselllsbness, her thrift. He
wanders what she would say could she
see all this extravagance. But when
he falM to dreaming of her, lying In
Her grave with her tired hands—those
rough, toil-worn hands—crossed meek
' 4*>ee her breast, bo bears a swish uf
silk andpro*eotly two satiny, hand*—
ham)* that know no work, hand* to be
' tBMed aKd fondled—are pressed over
kl* eye* and a aeductlve voice whis
per*: old heart? Old pap
want bis little girl?"
The minx! she understands how
Decidedly the second wife ha* the
batter, the easier time of It. bo my
»4vtoa-to wivea la this: “Dnnt bother
too much ah »ut that "rainy day."
Kdr It may turn out to be a "rainy
Or. Hart's Fortunste Experience of
Special Interest to Many In Barn
well.
The happleot man In. New F.nglari'l
to day ami one who I* receiving com
gratulation* from his friends, U Or.
Philip Z Hart of Laconia. N. II.
Probably flo physician I* better
known in all parts of the United Mat***
than Or. Harr, a* be has been a great
traveler and kn<>*a the he*t people
wherever ho lias been. K.»r ve»r& he
has suffered with catarrh lu Its worst
form. ' — ■
Although he resorted to the latest
scientific treatment, and consulted
msny of hi* brother physicians, Or
Hart dually Mid, "I mightjusr.as well
have thrown my money in tne river for
I grew worse aiid worse. It la t'ealiy
due to my wife’* good judgment that I
tried llyomel." The Doctor, in hla
emphatic way, added, "Thank God that
I did. lor llyomel cured me completely.
My wife and 1 will swear that llyomel
cured me ol the worst case of catarrh
that ever existed. I used to cough
constantly at night, and had a drop
ping in the throat, which kept mo
awaKe a great deal, 1 raised thick
phlegm and was In a horrible condi
tion. However I am entirely cured,
solely through the use of llyomel."
J. G. Creech Is the local agent for
llyomel, the famoua treatment, which
cure* catarrh without stomach doting.
A complete nuttit costs but $1 PU, ex
tra bottles, 50c. He *ell* it under guar
antee to refund the money if it doe* not
g.ivg quick relief. Ask jiim f.i> *how
von tne strong guarantee under which
Itlsawld. '
Mothers should always keep In good
bodily health. They owa |r to their
children. Y«t It Is no unnaaal light to
tM a mother, with babe In arms,
coughing violently and exhibiting hd
the symptom* of a consumptive ten.
dcnCy. And why should this danger-!
bus dondition exists daugerona alike to '
mother and child-, when Or. Boschre’a
German Hyrup would put a stop pj It
at oncer An mother should be with-
out teU <fld pod trled rcmeJy. lu . tira
UoiiM—fur Its tlmclv use will prr,mptly
cum any lung, throat or bronchial i
trouble In herself or her children,
Tiro worst cough or cold can be
speedily cured by German Syrup; so
can hoarseness and congestion of the
bronchial tuhee It make* expectora
tion easy, ami gives Instant relief anil
refreshing rent to lire cough racked
consumptive. New trial bottle, 2.'»;
large six'*, 74.' At Creech's Drug
•store, and Pearson’s Drug Store.
Imitation.—"Children are not a*
gentle and well bred us they a>ed to
be."
“Possibly," answered MU* Cayenne
•’But we have no right,to uomylal n .
Beading and observation convince mu
that grown up people aren’t either.’' -
Washington Otar.
SAVES TWO FKOM DEATH.
“"Our little daughter? had an alfhon
'atal attack of whooping cough anti
bronchitis,” writes Mrs. W K. Havi
laml, of ArmOnk, N. Y., "but, when
a^ll other remerlies failed, we saved her
life with Or, King’s New Discovery.
Oor niece, w ho had Consumption in an
advanced stage, also used this wonder
ful medicine and today sh« Is perfectly
well." Desperate throat and tong dis
ease* yield to Or. King's New Dis
covery a« to no other medicine on
earth. Infallible for Coughs and
Cold*. 60c and 41.00 bottles guaranteed
by Creech’s Pharmacy. O N. Burck-
halter a Drug .Siore. Trial boltiu free.
Lawyer* are getting a move on then*
preparatory to the Fall liarvest of
trial*. ~
'■ My dear," said Ml** Flagstaff to
her beau, “I thought I ought to tell
you beforeliMiHl that I am a somnam
bulUt. You might not like to marry a
Jib. whftr-”^ fa , m ‘
But the Impatient Mr McCoy cut
short her remarks, saving:
"That make* no difference, Caroline,
none lu the world. I’m a Methodist,
you know, and I ran go with you to
your church in the morning and you
can go with me to my church at
iilght.”—Llpplncottf
A LOVE LETT EH.
Would not lntrre»t you if -rou’re
looking for a guaranteed .Salvo lor
•Sores. Burns or Plies. Otto Dodd, of
Ponder, Mo. writes: "I suffered with
an ugly sore for a year, hut a box of
Hucklvb'a Arnica Halve cured me. It r *
the treat Halve on earth. J5c at Creech’s
Pharmacy, C. N. Burckhalter^t Drug
Htore.
Frlend-*T>o you never take a vaca
tion. doctor?
Doctor—Verv seldom I'm krpr
bn«v all summer doctorlug people who
have been taking vacations. _
CONFESSIONS OF A PRIEST.
Rev. Jno. S.,Cox, of Wake.'Ark.
wrrte*,- "For 14 rffats I fcnffFfec
_ - - vF
Y’ello v Jautidh-e. -I consulted a num
ber of physicians and tried all sorts of
medicines, hut got ho relief. Then
began the use of Electric Bitters and
feel ttiai I am now cured of a disease
that had me in its grasp for twelve
years.” If you want a reliable medi
cine for Liver and Kidney trouble,
stomach disorder of general debility
get Electric Hitters. It’s guaranteed
by Creech’s Pharmacy. C. Nr Burck-
huUet's Druggist. Only 50c..
V
ISY0UR PRES
ENT V06ATION
SATISFACTORY? ?
ELECTION OF TRUSTEES,
Williston GbaokdSchool.
to
ttetoy.**
UNION MKET1NGH OCT. 29 80.
1. Subject, I: The evidence* of con
. version; What have I to believe 1 am
•aved? 3: The purpoeee of our re*
ilemptlon; for what am I Mtred? Titus
S^Ur S’: bin and Ita effect*:
3 - Race* and speaker*:
1« Union at Barnwell..
Introductory aernion. J. R. Chile*.
1st query, R, A. E1IU, G. E. Birr, R.
M. Mlxaoov
3nd query, .W. M: Jtmosr J. H.. K.
Milbou*. At P- Manvllle, Hr.
JM query, B; T.Mice, W. G. Britton,
Beyieton.-
3ad Union at Mt-Arnon:
lutroduutory sernton, St K. Bass.
1st querr, J. O/ McMillan, T. J. Han-
dNer. Ji O. Walker.
Snd querjr. Si P^ Halr, T: Deer, W.
T. Cave.
-td qqery, JU W. Sanders, Q, N. As*
MoMH-
J aeoly
Chris-
4Q Union at Bethnsda:
Introductory eermon, W. ,D.
Ian.
-let query, S. P.' Chisolm.
lltiuUir r '
^y. 8. G. May Held, J.
. ry, J"} B. Black, ,C. O Klzay.
i order of" exercise* and preAotw
indat will bh arranged by a
j on Devotional exerubex.
Hy oeoh on lam -
vf . J. li.Moore, )
x- Wf a
W.M. Joi.ec
Under advice of the Attorney Qen-
eral an eletrtion I* herebv ordered to be
held at WHIDton on Friday. November
4th, 1904, for seven’ Trustee* for the
VYilllston Graded School District. AH
qnallfle.i elector* residing within said
District are entitled to vote In said
election.
Immediately after the holding of the
election and the counting of the ballots
the manager* thereof shall proceed to
draw lota a* to the tenrrc*-of office of
the several trustee* elected, two of
hlch shall seive until the second
Tuesday In Mar. I90-*), two others io
aerve until the seernd Tuesday In May.
HOC, two in »erve unt.il the second-
Tuesday In May. 1007, and the remain
ing ontrio serx’e until the »coon<l I’ues
day In May. I00S, the *ue«es*or* orjiuo-
ekssor to each serte* to be eilected. on
the flatea on which their conimtsstona
shall expire.
Thereaft-r th# manager* will prompt
ly report the result of said election to
this office that commission* may be Is
sued to the Trustees elected.
Messrs Alfred Owens, Lunsford Har
ley and J. P. Lee Jr. ere hereby ap
pointed Manager* of *ald election and
In case of failure or refusal of any one
tw eet the vacancy shall be Mllud By the
present Board of Trustee.
The polls will open at 8 o’clock a. m.
and close at 4 o’clock n. m.
W. H. Jane*. J
County Superlntenden of Education,
JBiiP'A largo and prominent
Life Insurance Company is
offering excellent contracts
to those wishing to engage
in the Life Insurance busi
ness.
Any one desiring full partic-
ulasis should address
MANAGER,
P. O. Box 544, Charleston,
S. C.
RECEIVED
4
* BY
Q. A. Kennedy,
WII,LISTON, S. C.,
A carload
O F T FT K
FINE S T
SADDLE
AND HARNESS HORHEH EVER tnmer* sJa-ill ho
BROUGHT TO THIS SECTION BY , DC
ME.
I ALSO HAVE A OA-RLOA5- OF
GOOD, ALL ROUND .MULES.
1 !
MONEY TO LEND
We are prepared to negotiate loan* on
improved farm* for live year*, partial
payment * i« tv res t ft p«* -*m- loaws-
iinder $1,000 ; 7 percent on loans oy«r
$1,000. Don't write, come and see us*
J. O, Patterapn ± Son.
Now open under the manawemCMit of one of Auoriis-
ta’s most competent and popular modistes,v ami wc
. i
unhesitatingly assert that these Departments
ffi IH tf III? IN 1 SIN.
WE carry an extensive line of reliable
.DRYGOODS.
and can also show the correct styles in
DRESSGOODS, TRIMMINGS, 5C.
T. W. COSKKHV. JR. & CO.
8(B BKOAD ST.
AUUTSTAj GA.
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
FOR
-StND
FOX
MEN
t V ‘ ’ ' •.
BOYS
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* The regulation sack suit, the popular single and
double-breasted suit, the snappy top toat, cut and
made by experienced tailors. /
THE FALL’S FASHION, PLENTY
~ OF CLOTH, FULL OF STYLE,
FULL OF SATISFACTION.
Melt’s Suits and Overcoats
llovs Siiifo p r
Special School Suits
to ^2.“,00
5.00 to 8.00
2.50 to 8. 50
McCREARY’S,
720 BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA. GA.
At his Old Stahd, Opposite
Post Office,
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Improved TOOLli Cotton Seed.
Wf haw four hundred husliel* of
Improved Tonic Cnttmi Heed for sale.
We have been very careful In keeping
(hi* seed of cotton from getting mixed.
If any one w ishes to know the grow th
anti yield of thi* seed we would be
pleased to hear from him Price-
quoted on application.
’ J. 1). Box A Son*,
Otranto, 8. 0.
TRESSPASS NON ICE.
All person* are forbidden to enter
upon Sherwood Plantation for the pur-
poae of hunting or trapping, taking
awav wood straw' or leave*, pasturing
stock, making path* or road* or com
mitting any other trespass, under pen
alty of prosecution to the full extent of
BUTLER UAGOOD,
Octoiler 12th, lfK)4.
AFTER
South Oarolitiat
Itarnwell t;<.unty
SHERIFF’S SALE.
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Laura P. PricSrer,
Plain tiff,
vs.
Jones II. C. AH.
licfentlant.
Bv vjrtue of an exetition to me <ti
reeled by the Clerk .if the Court of
fHhnrrre-^StrmnA,
have levied upon and wid vll to ttie
biglieat bidder f«r ca<*h in front.of'the
t'onrt House ii^ Barnwell on Monday,
the 71 h ilav of Novemtivr A. D Ifttu.
it being aale*;l.«y in *aid m nth withii.
the legal hour* of aa e. Hie loflO’wiUg
doacribe.d real ektate, to-wi,:
All that dertaFn tract of land in Bui
Pond r»iwn*hlp, t-oiiiuiniiig twotbou*
and eight bmidied ninety two /4Sft2)
acre*, more or lev*, and bon.tided on
the North bv fandt ol D. Ham* and
S. A^dAwen*. EDt. bvJand* of Jt. II.
Sam*,'Si>uili by Savannah River and
land* •>/ M rs K irkland, iieti. r knowi
a* tliv jone* H. C. Ail piace, West by
4atid* of I> San)’*.
Levied upon a* the property of Jone.
.11 O. All under execution in favor ol
Laura P. Priester, to saitaly the said
execntloii and A - ^
-t*.
Ill
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, ' WITH THE
CHOICEST AMD COMPLE-
,TEST STOCK OF GEN
LRALMEPCHAN- "
OISE EVER
1‘erhi* of *aie cash, purchaser to pay
for papers'.
Frank H. freed*.
B G
Hum well, C. H . S. O.,
October Ifr.h. 1004.
BROUGHT TO THIS SEC
TION OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Ouk Stocks are too vast ta be
fully catalogued, too good to be
described in news ink,' while in
prices they challenge all competi
tion anywheae.
Opr Store Rooms_anb—Ware
houses are^m-Exposition in them
selves-of the best outputs of the
world’s foremost productions, and
must be seen to be appreciated.
Sod^re us the pleasure of your
callTand patronage and we will
make it to your profit. -—
DICKS - HOUSE,
034 BROAD ST.,
ArbrsiA, Ga.
Excellent r<v>m» ami
Imard. Rate*, fl.60 per
rate* by the week.
A . P. Dicks, Prof
good table
day; ilpedal
BUY
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THE
T wish to cnij thu nttpiitioh of my ciistomcrs and
fiiplidH, and thr^imblic jgpm*ni!ly, to nij^ large iind
well seb’eted stock of «;oo(ls eousiHiing df Gkn^
tlemrnIh, Youths and Children h Fall Hiid
Winter Clothing, bought froin the Nortlielii iiian-
jnfacturerS at the cheapest price, and ns I am carry
ing such a large line of clothing curt safely say that
1 can fit You, whether you be slim, regular or stout.
My clothing has been cut by the best tailors of thd
North and is made to fit you and your friend:
Gentlemen’s shges of the following kinds!
ling Quality, Stetson and Crossett.
T.ArvT F a Khnjft pnd SHnnmitokriij
siich as:
Queen Quality, La France, DltfrSeltrf
and Krippendoil and Dittman Lines.
t carry ti cdmplete line of Gent s Furnishing
Goods, White and Colored Vestdj Truifks, \ a-
lises. Dry Goods and Groceries.
Taking the quality of my goods iflid considera
tion I am satisfied, that you will find ifiy priced
reagonahie. Come and see for yourself. I ant
satisfied that one visit will (Aiist- ydri to Ho a resru-
1ftr customer at my sfore. My sons and Mr. Wil
lie Gillam are with me and will be glad^o’ serveyou:
I. ZPnT’jiELa.n Still,
OppGsm: Host f'iFFKfE,^
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THE BANK of BARNWELL
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CAPITAL. - -
6UAPLUS and UNDIVIDED PEOPITH.
$60,000-
r $30,003.
•X
MONEY kvp' in >r.ur botwa may bu
tran>fi!r tl.e n-nonsib'lttv.
l(»t by theft or (ire. Dei-osit It with ut> mtil
We i‘arrv hyRi.LAK IN.^VR \N<.“E f’.'tOTf'CTION, rn.1 have flre-pmof VHult*.
Iifte unwisely
Tire tiirtirt o( ■’l.-prisifrntt ^th ns will save vou tn»nr m .lollHr that miglil
sp^nf If k pi tr. yotir pv ; K.t*. C(»N I'KACT THE HAMIT NOW. -~
The c nrenleru'^ incj oafety of payinY i*ll your obligation* by chock, once tried,
will never lie given up.
Cheeks mid drafts ran bo safely M-nt.tn a* by mm! being rvgist. red.
Eitlier C'dll hi person and open an aecuuhi with us or wrffe
K. CALHOUN,' ITvshl m-,
LCTLEK IIAGOOP. Vice-Preoident
P M. Hl'CfvlN IH .V.Vf, t ashler.
W. MANVII.LE. A^CoAhter,
w«€C€€€€«€€«€C€€e$«<€<#C<«<
]\Iany of oiir patrons having
supplied themselves Avith bag
ging and ties, we shall notgin as
We Sought in car load lots from
original hands and so saved the
n %s
middle man’s tariff, and our cus-
sharers in every
advantage we have secured
Tn
Furniture
we have all that is needed to
make JHpme the sweetest place in
all the world.
Tn Clothing
Men’s Fur-
a
we supply all ages and all occupa
t ions to The content nf th e i r m i tids
and the preservation of their
pockets.
In Dry and Dress.
Goods, Notions
we have all the good and
beaut i-
ul'fabrics that delight the femi
nine heart attd multiply the hap
piness and attractiveness of the
fair £et. - ^ ' ✓ .
THEY ARC
THG eHEAPEST.
1 have t4H***g«v»Mvv-f*»r ~P*«4+«otrt
Hlvkory Wagou*. Tv*on A Jiinc*, Jack
•on G Smith ao<l CuntlneMtal Bugglc*.
Having iHMigbt in carluad lot* i am
prepared to give rock bottom pricer.
Before bming give me a call. It
will pay you Well to rio *<•.
7—^ r-,. -„ : :v "Q,;AV Kennuly.
WilliatuH, S. C.
EftAMlXA riO X OF TEACHERS
All teacher* who expect to *tan<i Hie
fall ex'aiiiinatkm wUi take noti.e that
r.lie dam ha* l»een changed irom the
rmay Tn Octeher, which will lie Octo
ber 21'. The exaininatiop wilf begin
In Shoes
w'C cin make your walks through
life a pleasure no matter what
your age or occupation may be.
In
wc have the foods that add’tit hu
man health and happiness and
that are art ahtidote to doctor and
drug bills.
Io Wagons aod Buggies
we are at the head of thfe proces
sion and far ahead of all competi
tion.'
But we are too busy to-daV to
particularize, so’will make a
tinued story of it. Cordially in
vitmg you. no matter what you
need or want, to come to us and it'
will be our best and constant aim
to serve you toyoOr full' satisfac-
tion. ; ;
SlMOJfBliOWNSS^NS.
promptly at nine o’olcek and ennti
tbmugh tho dav, Apf.licaiit« w
examined or. xrithnieiic, algebra, (for
tir*t grade eertificate.) geography.
hi*tory, English grammar, ph’v*kilog\ .
adiool management. In addilhm to
tlie usual, subject*, teacher* will he
especially examined on Hughes’ Mis
take* in Teaching. Enoch Arden, Sil»*
Marner and ctvrreiil events. It will he
necessary tof applicant* to provide
themsclve* with the necessary text*
and to prepard them*c1vc« thorough) v
on current etent*. The examination
will tie long, and in order to complete
it teacher* *l:t»til(] begin promptly »t
nine o’clock.. Examination of white
teacher* wilf* he held at tire court
house, and of colored teacher* at the
colored graded school building.
*'*— Mf. 1J. Jone*.
Co. Supt Education.
heretofore advertised, namely:
gin and wrap for $1.50, ginliing
alone for $l, btit_Uei*cafter shall
operate as formerly: Ginning 7
yds. 2 lb. baling, 0 new arrow
ties for $1.50.
j
Ginning alone, 75c per bale.
Barnwell Oil Mill. -—-
-7-
DOil). I‘ LEE, lli.,1 Just Received,
r. B. ELUS. Jr-
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
PTTectftTAttdWtio n“gTven tothV cornpn<
tation of waiter-power*, leveling and
drainage.
A postal cafd addressed to me at Blar-
tin, 8. C., will revive prompt atten-
octl-80. ly
NOTICE REGULATING WORKING
RUBtlC ROADS, Ae.
In pursuance of Act of Genera) A*-
semblv, appto.ved Ft'by. 27th, 1904;
, the County Board of .Coni’mi«*lotirr«
Cp**' i have fixed the'lime wliich person* lia
ble to roact dbty *ha)1 work the roan*
at four day*' during the year, and
when Commutation Tax is paid In lieu
of work, the amount I* liked at Two
Ihiliar*, to bd paid on or befoYe Feb
ruary in eae^ year.
Of W. Btrker, (•iiperyinnr.
, 1$:C. R<'»hert'*. Jr, Clerk.
Barnwell, S U, Oct. 3tf, flfcjfc
Dentist,
WILLIsTON, - - S C
Will work anywhere in the conntfff
hy *pecial appointment.
A arg;* Stdoli of all kind* of Harne**
from the dieapest .td v 1he finest, any.
part or piece *oid, also sutierlor lot of
buggies, olid a few excellent horse*'
aiid mule*.
CHARLIE BROWN,
Batnw HI, 8. 0.
Z. f. Cdfiloini, P. M. Bnckins&aiD 5
. ‘ Wm. McSab. 'r-
Calhoun & Co
fT*Aoa m'*** **aisT«R*o HO. rrJs*^
CHILL AND FEVER CURE
tn GKOmi M CURE he r «.
50 CfrfTS A BGTTLL
The old reliable the kind yonrynt>»»»
need to take. The one tkat never'fail*
to cure*. Don’t waste time and tnotxfj
experi.neuting with new -•rrc*.
idr the best from the jump.
But go
Froj
.Life! Accideply
LIGHTNING
—AND*
Livestock -
INSURANCE,
—A‘t Lowest Rates In*
Pond la the ounce of prevention and i
pound of cure combined. A»k for it-* ; ^ _
take no sulratitube. If your merchant \ Strongest Companies
Joe* not sell it write to us we will sen# 1 ' -
CiLHODH i CO
DAVENPORT & PWNIZY CQ
Wlioieaole DnugGU- SciUa? Agentg
f' AUCUSTArCA
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rHE_BANK Of fiARNVftLt