The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 20, 1904, Image 3
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TlftjR8DAT. OCTOBER «, 1904.
s ^wsmvkHcmpi l oSr :
jth Advance, per Annum ........f1.W
Off n«*...; ..$200
:in#r of BamwtA
bu of VrthUa wip
A Tbii . «tteaaance is
r«qo<-a»ed. ■ jHy order of
JNO K. SNEiXlSQ, C. V.
Wm. McNAB. K. E
be hekt*Ubel
/rjJe.CoijnVy cHaVii tJaojc, wJJI be on
8:” ,r "“ d * *
<!• H, Warren’s place on foad from
Appleton to Oilr* Cross Rosds about
Natmday, <
O. W, Barker, SpperTtaor.
, R. C Roberts. Jr., Clerk.
A T the 5 and 10
^ Cents STORE,
h
nearly opposite
the Easterling-
Patterson Co.’s
store. You can
get as ranch as
you can tote for
» a vei^ email a-
mount of money.
At the 5 and 10
S 1
a
find a gi’eat quhiitity
of little things need
ed in every home
and so very cheap
that you will never
miss the money you
pay for them.
Call and look at
the beautiful things
—costs nothing to
look and you tlon*t
have to buy.
REMEMBER -
LOCATION-
next door East of
the old Krasnoff-
standi - —
<$ . x
KEEP OFF THE TRACK.
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Tlsving leased Sherwood Track for i
ferm pf years I forbid ail entrica of all
persods on said eherwood Track for
the purposes of riding on horse back,
or driving any vehicle whatever
around or-across said Track, or com
mitting any other trespass whatever,
Uridel-, penalty of . prosecution to ' the
full extent of tlie Law.
WlTTUm Qiaham,
October 17th, 1904.
s—— .......
trespass Notice.
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All persons are. forbidden to enter
upon landa o,tyued orconirolled by me
In Barnwell Codfity for the purpose of
hunting, dslimg, trapplhg, taking
wood, straw or leaves, pasturing stock,
making paths or roads, playing games
>r cards or committing any other tres-
f iass, tinder penalty ,of proseculion to
he full extent of the law. .
F. W. Weathersbee.
October 15,1901.
_ For sale.
Two vacant lots on Acadefhv Street.
Barnwell, for sale, with a quantity of
good brick, a well, fencing, stables,
Xpply tp
Qeorge H. Bates,
Barnwell, S. C.
GOOD,BETTER, BEST.,. , f
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That U the; charecter ofltha hoi sea
S d mules handled by O4 F. K
•r. All havef been and
izer st
are good,
Uve markets, and others the best lu the
Ififle blood stot^k gave such satlsfactfom
I nd went so fast that he has gone West
0 select another gilt e<lge car JoaflT
So If you wish to five yoorself a glo
rious Christmtis Present remember
that thegA^Ghoice-.immigrants will
reaph Olar about Next Monday, JUth
Inst. , , . ' --
Don't miss thi#c1l(ncn.
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or stolen from Mrs. J. K.
'in’i Wednesday night 7th October
tall, long legged black and while
pointer with black head and untisually
long tall, answers to name .of Ham.
Good reward if found by
H. W. Richardson,
~ Barnwell.
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MASTER’S SALE
Stat^of.South Carolina,!
County of Barnwell; f
.Court of Com mon
agafpsf
Ireland, T)efendrfnt
gain
' Wm. L. Bre
decree for Foreclosure nnd Sal4’.
By ylrtue of tt decretal order to me
directed In the above #n|.itled cause, I
Will Mil at Barnwell, in front of the
Oouft House, on Monday, RoYember
yenth, 1W1, It being saleday In Said
onth. within (he. legal hours of sal*/
>e following described real property:
“A'Jl ih'gt ceftaln'lot of land with the
Dulldlngs thereon, sitpate, lying and
6efilg In the Town of Barnwell, In the
State, a/crqsaitl., bounded North by
Mitchell Adams lot. East by Marlbqr-
ongh Street, South by street separa
ting It from lot 9f Robt. Aldrich, Esq ,
and West by lot formerly owned by
Kenser Sumter."
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for
E*p« r *- , .
E. L. O’BAN NON,
If abler Barnwell County.
October 5thy 1901.
A. Wlilla, Esq.,
«town on Tueaday.
• \ the praise or eansure af the denllstii
la in the mooths of mnay. '
Cspt. C. h Wfleoi) gave us in en
joyed Allendale call last week. >
Mr* F. D, Apderson, added to tha
beauty of our Saturday’s sun setting.
. Mrs. E. C^-Halfofd of Spartaabbrg ls
visiting Barnwell relatives this week.
Don’t forget that oats might to be
sown this month, cotton or no obt-
lonl
adverllsVnitnt
See Whlttle’a
NOVEMBER COURT,
, ^Prtlt aurora fbr the «r.t fee 1
of Gaffney Fall Term of theOeperal rT:
Tuesday ‘
Alledllale—M dhArliln, R & Bel|ler;
C T Connor. •
Balddck—R C Fowke, W t Bleed, B
BlacKvIlle—W A Stbrns.
Bull Pond—J U Keel.
-Jfeiif Jllle-W A Bailey. , ^
Georges CrSek-J 1 Still. J K I.aVii.
1 H Pfidtie. W.tV Harleyi Mr c still
Gr«tl Cypress—B. W Jenkins M 1!
Willlabis, W R Hogg, C G Best.
Red Oak-s K Morris, W T Grubbt,
P II Bates.
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B- l. J
SfTVi JCZVa
Of
little army.
Some early risers ^ty there was frost
Saturday morning. The seven stars
were right for it.
Mr. W. B. Johnston has returned to
Blackvlllft from his cactaloupe cam
paign in Colorado; 1
Thx ^kdfLx will for rtverai weeks
have no spare a^ace for obltUaY!Y* Hn d
tributes of respect.
in first local column Mr; ,C. F. Riser
-Invites horse and mule wsnters to come
to Olar beadquartera
Mobdav Would (lave been lonesome
but for the calls of subscribers 8, F,
Sease and R. K. Johnston.
Capt. J. M. Ulmer brightened Satur
day afternoon bv-tglvlng us tmr full
share of his cotton crop profits.
Mr. W. HI Rountree of North Au
gusta was the Hr«t taxpayer to make
his peace with Treasurer Armstrong.
(Swing to a decline In the price of oil
cotton seed slumped from ‘/J cents a
bushel on Saturday to 24 on Tuesday.
As this 1* Inlying time our kdvertlse-
ments may be iriore advantageous
reading than penclllingsor solssorlngs.
A pleasant call last week from
MfewtrA William Hutto and Charles S.
Creech dulled the edge of the East
wind. —v *
The new . Barnwell street sprinkler
was put to laying the dust on Tuesday,
to the great satisfaction of all con
cerned.
During the absence of Misj Daisy
ie-
in charge of her Graded School de
partment.
Advertisement! of Barnwell lots for
sale, Sherwood Track, Trespass No-
TllE 29 ru. OCTOBER.
All of our Instltutione .for orphans
have agreed to ask the good people of
the State to devote one day 111 October
to (h4 orphans. Young and old; rich
aha poor alike are asked to gfrttbe
_ proceeds of one day’e work to their lit
tie fatherless brothers ant) .sisters;
The day for the Tlioinwell Oi ldianage;
Clinton, If the 29th of October. There
are 2ub orphans In the Institution,
Send your gift fBr these orpbahs tb
Rev. Wm. P. Jacobs, Clinton, S C. -
lice and Lost Dog will be found in tlrst
local column.
Married at Green.’s Mill on Sept. 17.
1904, Mr. Frank Mitclie’t to .M™. Nel
lie Frederick; J. M. Weathersbee, N.
P., Otliciaiiiig.
The propbr thjng was done us on
Saturday by one d! our longest and
* tead lest colored subscribera, - Stsipia
Williams of Red Oak.
While after pike and jack fish tn
Hercules'Creek a few nights ago Mr.
Charlie Sanders gigged a fat raccoon
that was hunting a tlsb supper.
Dr. R. W. Sanders Is III with malar!
al fever in Greenville and will be un
able to attend the Baptist A ssociation
and to meet this week’s app-dutmeat*.
And it waft genuine good pews to
his many Barnwell friends to hear on
Tuesday that Chief Justice T. S. Dun
bar was free from fever and improving.
PrqJ. Chambliss, entomologist of
Clemson College, writes us that he will
soon issue a tin I let in or newspaper ar
ticle treating of toe cabbage snake, in
cahed.
If all subscribers were as prompt
and pleasant, as Mr. W. P. Blume of R.
F. D No. 1, Btkn, all newspaper peo
ple would dwell in constant blessed
ness of mind.
Mr. W. J. ilfitbls; the best melon
and cantaloupe grower in the South,
was over from his Georgia home the
tlrst of the week, and old time friends
were glad to see him.
Over seven baUa of cotton were
<f*ent ft the Barnwell Dispensary on
8aturdav. No ryan knows the number
of Sunday head uttft heart aches from
stuff.
Hhd by
#«me better thaw the bert’it. conTprih ^
this indulgence in hot
Note change In Treasurer Arm
strong’s tax notice, limiting payment
qf commuUtior. road fax to Felfrnary
1st, 1905. The change was -made by
the County Board of Commissioners.
Fishermen b*v* had good luck in
Saltkehatchle and the Rufti during the
drought. A church iqetfiber rep< ns
that hU bird dog has been breaking the
Sabbath chasing schools,.of jack and
pike;
The Barnwell Post OfHee !« distrib
uting without charge a namnhlet giv
ing-full information about Domestic
and Foreign <Mail Matter that is"6f use
and taterost Co business people. Ask
ffffjSoptV
The Barnwell Baptist Association
meets today with the Rosemary
resentailvrt <*f church interests and
enterprises will rtt*end, ^nd tt will be
M^Jor 24 hours they were
moving around.
The gbod ‘crops and prices of the
year make It quite certain that there
wdifcbe no extension of-tax paying time
the conning wjinter. Up tp date Treas
urer Armstrong^hailnet been over
forked In writing receipts.
W. M. Braxton, colored, brought us
last week four cabbage snakes takep.
from one heajj; .ThejL-Wfre about 4
inches each long apdUiie size of a
small thread * Though fouled (n wa-
alive and
- fi—T-
Mr. Wallac# D."Sheridan writes us
pleasantly of Barnwell recollections
from the U. A. S. Wyoming, now in the
North Facilrt...jl.400 miles away. Our
good young friend is still under the
witching spell of tha Whftct Oak
Spring, and will come to us again.
Miss Essie Halford, daughter of Mr,
Richard C Ualiord, died, qjr Saturday
after a protracted Mlneiii/'agftdL about
! 7 years. Her body was laicTto rest in
day. The bereaved parents have in
their great sorrmfe the blessed assu
ranee that hqr white spirit pas passed
fntoffra better home where the mryows
of pain and parting and suffering Are
forgotten In the everlasting glory.
Oome to Allendale Saturday/ Octo
ber 22d, and see our select lot of horses
and muld4. They were bought right.
In the chief markets of the West.
‘ All A WlUon,
Allendale, S. C.
LOST, on Saturday .afternoon in
Barnwell a mall package addressed to
M. H. Sease, Barnwell. S C., 8. cents
in stamps on it. A suitable reward
will be paid fur Its return lo the Barn
well Post Office. *'
The History of the Nations, 30 Vol
umes; The Complete IfomiiiWh^ C001-
Otentsry on the Bible, 30 Volumes;
One Fischer Plano, In good condition,
foreale Ats great sacrifice. Addroro,
Box 170, Barnwell, 8. C.
Rich Land—P H Baxley, F U Dick*.
Rosemary—A J Green.
Sycamore—U I. Brabham.
Willlstoii—B 0 Matthews. J E Ken-
petty-, 8 U Matthews, W M Willis. Q A
Kennedy, AlrKti Owens, J >V Black,
M T Willis.
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marriei
_“Isn
ngesf"
do you knew that they art not
he carrying all the pack-
Jsgsbyl Ye# sir. I take
edlul
whiskey
only for liiedlclual purposes.
Snagsby: You .must be M Iterribly
sick man. - . .
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MESSAGE
TO FRATERNAL
1>EKS, r
OR-
Interesting News from Cincinnati
_ With Local Confirmation in Barn
well.
The thousands of members of frater*
nst hodlqiJn ftteUi will he Inter-
ested in-th* following message Irofh
John Theobald, a prominent Forester
who lives at 1111 York Street, Cincin
nati.
Mr. Theobald believes jn living up
to tbe motto of his organization, ‘'Fra
ternal Love ar.d Charity’’ and believes
that he cairdo no more charitable act
than to tell his experience in regaining
health after years of suffering.
Mr. Theobald .writes, ‘-For five years
I suffered with stomach troubles, hav
ing all the distress and misery that- af-
tlict* dyspeptics. I could not enjoy
eating, thinking of the suffering that
would follow. My food did not digest,
and although I took all kinds of modi-
clues, found nothing to help k , me until
i u«ed Mi-o-na. Thanks to tfiis re
markable remedy, I am now a cured
man and believe that it made a per
manent and complete cure."
J. C. Creech is local agent for Mi-o-
na, nature’s cure for djspcpsla. It Is
In the form of small tablets and sells at
50c a box. Tl^s remedy has made so
iiiaiiy and fiioh femafkablh ctires
amongst his customers, confirming lif:
Theobald’s statement, that he will give
his personal guarantee with every box
he sells to reftind the money if It does
not cure. .... v „
Do not suffer longef, Here ItJ cure
that edits yqu oothlqg, ntfless it re
stores health. J C. Creech tikes all
the risk and you do not have to pay a
penny unless you feel that you have
received much mort than yeur money’s
worth; '
THE - BEE - HIV/E,
FORMERLY KRABNOFF’8
STAND,
ilAIlZ STREET,
BARNWELL, - - - : - £. C.
EYEimfflfr SOLHI -
We have on hand and ready to
sell at the Slowest pricks that
werfever offered tAlhe public, a
complete line of General Mer
chandise, consisting of
Jen's, Boys' and Children’s
Clothing....
aty sizes and prices. Also —
A €ull line of everything in the
line of
Dry Coeds end Dress Goods.
Also, a handsome line oi fCady-,
to wear Ladies
Skirts, Jackets, Waists,
and 3 big line, ’ of Millinery St
prices that yoil'll be astonished at.
ir'n Vt Oortrtfti-
iu .
lien's—^Tontlla'^-clSiidnin’s ihott ebmpleM Mock I have
trade.
,... Motion*. Ut
.» pvr.dtur* Ej«R«rl*n),
tie moat conlplete and heel
clileaea of tiido.,
1 hive a new addition,to my, •yore
p>«te line of all klMihuind 4iiallr|«.|. tli
judgment and money cbtild le’onrt.
You will pro-
hdtfnge it Su
perior to :
lines usually
shown in
to\frns of this
Aee The Nkw ANii Nobby pATTEiixe anD Cuts; " "
TIE WBARiHG QUAUTIES AR PRICE OF THIS LINE
YOft
iqiMrjwMt and
WILL APPEAL tO
*N.^»**W ^*i *
iaSBew& 1aa «!i ; .»iifcfeai
mtB-
'The best that can be offered the trade from Jo fin B. 8Ulwh <lown.
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Dry Otiotls:
Ladle*’ HreM Good* 1(h* .>1 .Si duality Unpda, In pnmi
pa**ed by anything ever offered Hiackvill* trade. CALL AND hKE.
Uuerurius. Stoves TiritVarfe; Hard-
vvaii*'; -Sh^itisri Tiefe-
Mv stock I* now complete; having a store which D roomy aq<i weh airfa
gives me opportunity to «bow mv goieU. uooaottiw'Mly; a|l I solicit Ig fwr
tra«\e toj-omq ami ln*t»ect mv line of Clothlnft, >Hoea, Uata.. t>rV Go
Good*. Notlop*. yinkrelle*. Htoye*,/ B",gglc» and FurnltuMi, Jet 1
Don’t buy If not Itetlei. values lift cheaper price* thqn jever offered.
Come and bmk. it c^t* nothing Uqt the prleqa qp apytUIng. everythin
and aUo remember it co«t* nothing to get prl^e* on fyery article In Jiy atoro.
‘ I ‘‘ ^ You btljr.
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Our increasili^ business in
pay my clerk* to make rices but not to make
I solicit your patronago
Avacrants iik
larger and more
in carrying a
edmpiete stock than ever _ be
fore.
Men’s Patent Leather
Shoes, ail Styled, $3.00 to $3.00
LadicJ nil Leather, $2.(SI to $3.50
n’s School and Dress Shoes, fill ^izhs ntid prices.
4
HITTLE
INS A
iCTOUY i
During mv recent whirlwind campalgil through the VVest t
I
tured the BEST BARGAINS of my btlay
panic prices of
t>tirdMtte
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White Hickory Wagons, Rock Hill and itther makes oi
BUGGIES, HAltNESS, SADDLES anil ROBES. ’
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Our StocV is Large, and. .Complete in every Lille and
prices are always Rock Bottorii. Cuttle id See US—
148 MuleS
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96 librse^ aiid
Marfefe;
are
They are the best in every good quality I have etef hdridtexT Umi
BARNWELL^ S. C;
f‘WE BUY COTTON*’? — —^
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THE OLD RfcLIABLI.
New Maekertt; ... ,
Liu^nty Raised Seen Kyh;
Fine Family $r«*cerlei, . • -
Canned Goods, Tin, Glass and Crokti-
ery Ware.
And right prloes at , +--+.1 .
George W. Patrick’s,
The Old Reliable,
SEED OATS FOR SALE
FOUR TUOUSaRD BtJSHteLa,
SHtllie ReJ Hnst. Pwrnf Seed bats
all who want the best stock ?t living prices.
Come tp sec them ind they will sell thcitiselYes. I haven't
or language sufficient tor their descriptioH. ^ , .
• APdAhe WAGONS to go with them are ready for yoii,.
RGINIa, 1 t-2 tires.that we can sell at a SPECIALTY.
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students wishing to kttertd the gra-
hool ciui recure board at Mr*. A.
Bethune Patterson’s/ 4w
Rn*t. Proof Seed
grown on my farm* for sale at
65 CK^TB m^BUSUKL.
Don’t delay buying aft thq
reed in the Sti^te Is far below
demand wlllJ»^_
Whittle’s Stables,
Blackvllle, 8. 0.
fi ties't work-
wndt t
Brown Wagons and Hardess, dll Best Materials
manship always on hand. . . ,
Lower SoiftH Carolina has never deeH the tdit^h St the Birffaind
Shd oppofttihitieS now orfefed ht -
SEED RtE FOR SALE. Treasurers Notice.
BfcACKVILLE, S. C-
(Baknwxll County Raiskd.J
Tbe sort that never disappoints.
C. N. Bubckbaltxa.
BROfll'R HOU8E.
Having leased the above house I am
prepared now to furulsh my old pat
rons and Oie public generally with
Hoard and Lodging at reasonable
price*, aiid will do my best to. please
all wbo favor me vHttf patronage.
Jurors and witnesses will find as Gwoid
Board as tlie market will afford and at
reasonable.prices. Dinner, from 12
o’clock—Board ,and T^odghtg
per day—by the we^k, St.OO.
6-9
7iTn front of Moore’s sal
NOTICE TO BillTtiifB XN0 C8S0-
IT0RS.
AH persons holding claims against
the estate of Peyton M/ Cater, de-
. -» • • 1 ^ 1 s t»
reared, are requested to present them
properly prortn to the .undersigned,
and all persons Indebted to said e»-
, .■»».. • • , ..
tate are requested to make prompt pay
ment to the undersigned. —“*-
PrecisILC<ftr
v ~ Executrix.
Dunbarton, 8. G., . , . *
September, ‘11, f90f.
Treasprer* Office. Barnwell County.
8. C., 8ept. 17lh 1904.
tlie T^ssnrer’* Qffly* be chen
for tbe collection of the taxes levied
for 1904 ^rom the 16th day of October,
1904, until the Holi day of Marob, l903
Inclusive. ..... ' ..,, ^
Tbe '
W.fiiHil neebfuary 1st, 1903.
From, the 1st da? of iJ|thiiary;-j905 un
til the 3lst dfy of January, 1905, a pen -
**tr of 1, pcrjoenit. will be added to all
unpaid taxes... From the I*t day of
February, 1905, to the JfcUi Jay of
February, 1906, a penalty of 2 per cent.
Ml„,bft,,ndqcd tp, all. unpaid taxes.
the_15tb day ofM arch, 1905^x^1 shy
•f l Per cent- will be added to all u«--
paid taxes.
LEVY/.
For State purpoMs if Mills.
r " Constitutional 8<'hool $ ♦♦
Ordl'iavy .County ' t •*
Kepav loan , r^
bpecial School Levy.
1 Mfll: Cedar Drove. Old Columbia,
-llttlli Allendale.- Bqrbsry Branch
Blackvllle. Double Pond. Elko,' EdUte.
Fairfax, Friendship, Healing Springs,
KUpe, Lees* Morris, Neff Forest/. %k
Grpvp, Rpedy.Branch. Sealing. (Seven
Pjilei, B^camore (No. 51,j Tinker’s
Creek. . .1 — .
->• 8 Mill* rUlmer^Owens Cross Roads.
Hickory Mill, Cave*/ Barton, Great
Cypress.. — '"
KALOLA
■ LigBPMtN-
BRAL.WSTER
- Cl'IttW
Ncirnilgi*,- ifclufach'cs, In-
df^estiou, ht! LivCfy Stom- aa i r y rorra rnere stretch behind
CII, ftnd Kidney TrOUDfC'N.’ ’btmalong every I me the flnest dairy
^ ** *"* ’ * blood In the trorlif.” Ry bioo^f ahd In
dividuality he la atthe top of the jfer-
sey brted. fit* dam tested gallons
of milk ftnd 2d lbs., 4 ox.; hfs grand
^ Mills: ttllHstoh;
lilts: Hercules.
4>i Mills: Barnwrell.,. v ;
JdM of appointments will
llsbeu Uf?L 0 /
Armstrnqjt
y Treason
be
pub-
;ounty
reasurer.
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Shoes.
IShoes.
\Ye have shoes for young and
old, rich or po»r—at lowest, prices.
TTbfc* K °ys’ afid ChTI-
Xxcllhdrenf’s—of ’ff^ry de
scription.
We have everything in the Hne
of GROCERIES.
Don’t bffy your goods befdre
you see a*. We can' savfc you
many dollars by seeing Us before
you purchase. We grve Trading
Tickets and presents with every
$5.00 worth of goods bought from
us. Don't miss this chance and
remember the place—Krasnoff’s
Old Stand on Main Street. *
*'■ B, Mazursky,
PROP.
ac
Greatest Ct&e the World
hBs ever known: ,
Take Katola six dhyff <l#d
eat any thing you WatrL :
Made by the Kalola Com-'
, Savannah, Ga.
G. Brewer, Yice-Pres- ”ikgu
ident, Secretary and Mana
ger.
For sale by J. C. Creech,
Druggist'
9; Toriwnter 64369*
JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF OLEN-
DaUPherd',
Pronouhcod uridsnal/y haWioi > n«—fln-
dairy form. "There *tre(ch behind
dftm 23> lbs., 6 oza., and hfa great grand
3 am i3 Iba., 4 ozs, of butter In seven
ays. He has 14 sisters giving aa high
aa 22 Iba. of bather In seven day*/,
ored and grand Individuals, now for
•ale. \Vrite for pedigrees and particu
lars to. - i . *
GLENDALE DAIRY,
Barnwell, 8. C,
JLL THE YEAH ROUMD
r r . . - ■ - - ^g« ■-
\lHIL -TOP - STABLES.!
•BARNWEtti ; - S. &
The BESt all
iridgifient cah Bel<
at
broei find
;t hnd ready ntohey buy/
=fi|r ’
Mm;gp$
.y
will Beek no
HARNESS iiARMSR.
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An immense stock of all grades from ihe
Choicest to the ciiE^VESTf
{y^Separate pieces sold. If jott jfeed fioything siu,.*'
S Brow Band ftp of down yod edit get It St BroVfii priced
hefe^ * , ...
SflEddles for all aizes and both fioxeB.
Lap Robes for all pufjkfte# and people;
r ^Vliips for alow and Bwift teams. .
Before buying ilrfytWng jjn the above lines cotne to
Hcad<|uartei-8 and you’ll be pleagfed if good goods and
treatment ami below par prices eon eatlsfy:^
V barmweL fed
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