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Ttyt Barnwell
mtJIWDAY. OCTfOBEB 27, 1004.
BATES OF SURSCMPTiOJU
.to Advance, per Anuum . .$1.60
*oii"TiBtt;-;r..: r;:r;... .Trrr.7$rod
The qounty Chain Gan^ will be on
Jhe road frnju Cave* Onureh to Applo-
’ ton thU week. Will move to near Mr.
U. H. Wkrren’s place on road from
Appleton to tiill’a Crosa Roads about
.Saturday, v. '
O. VV, Barker, Supervisor.
K. d, Roberts, Jr., Clerk.
What’s f
The !
Condition ”
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The taxpayers are net yeMnal
run” on Treasurer Armstrong.
First Ice on the a*th,
first killing frost waa
8tb: “
The cotton pickers are catching up
with tire crops but the gins are still
bruy.
f niere was an upland kllTThg TroiT
Sundar mpsxilhjr, the first Of tho Fall
on high land. * "
The State Fslr is on In Columbia this
week' a»»d Barnwell county Is hand™
somely represortted.
Cadet W. F. Odom, who has been at
some on sick furlough, has recovered
and returned to ClomsQn.
Subscriber* C. J Gray, W. A. Mc-
Leinore and Willie Rafr gave the week
bright beginning for «#._ ^
Two white and eighteen colored ap
plicant* for Teachers’ Certificates at
tended the efcaodoaftotl eb Frldky.
Her, 8. R. Bass has accepted cilia to
oburchos in Saluda county and will go
to his new field about D«Ctrml5erm" "
Only 12 days until the general elec
tion
and pull tax reeclptjjio that you may
vote for rarker, Patterson Ae.
Elght uew advertisements In this ls-
Would It not be w’ell to have
them tested by a reliable
Oprfeian of many yeajrs
experience and not
risk your eyes
^wltb a ped-
d 1 e r
who is here
, today and gone
v, tomorrow, ,We.,wjll
guarantee,to suit your
eves exactly. GI.ASSF.H
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numlicr declhied. Even the Long
Bianch Pbllosophor is side tracked.
Rev. J. R. Chiles will preach his
farewell seriiion in the Blackvlile Bap
list church oimext wutiday morning,
having accepted a call to Tennessee.
Presiding Elder Marlon Dargan will
$ r hold the fourth and final quarterly
meeting for the year in the Barnwell
Methodist church On Saturday and
Sunday neftt.
There Is some talk that the ‘-Short”
will change its run between Barnwell
and Augusta and he «i>erated between
Allendale and Columbia. If made the
change will likely’ take place Novem
ber 0th.
All who are contemplating the pur
chase of a horse or mule will do the
ight thing by reading II. D. Still’s ad
ertisement in the top corner of this
page and the» go to see his blue grass
beauties.
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And follow th*»4i*eI-tio«* strloU«~i
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will cure your cough as sure aa •
you follow directions, or it will ♦
not cost you one cent.
Get a ?0cts bottle
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• v TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are
upon lands owned by me in Allendale
and Sycamore Township and in (lamp
ton County for the purpose of hunting
or trapping, fishing, taking wood,
straw or leaves, making roads or
paths,.. pastor I ng^SpclC 0 r a 116 wing
stock to run at large, playing games or
cards or committing any trespass
whatever under penalty of proseeu
tlon to the full extent of the law.
.- r M Loadhott.
October 20, lOol.
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ELECTION OF TRUSTEES.
WiLLisroN GniiiKDSchool.
tinder advice of the Attorney Gen
eral an election is hereby or'deretl to be
held at Willlston orfFridny, November
4th, M*H, for seven Trustee* for the
WlllUton Graded ScIuhiI Dieyrfct. AIK
? ualirted elecPirs residing w[tliw,_said
tistrictare entitled to vote In satd
election.— —- - le.—,
_ Immediately after the holding of the:
election and tho counting of the ballots
fhe managers thereof shall proceed to
draw lots as to the tenures of office of
the several trustees "Sleeted, two of
which shall serve until the second
Tuesday In May, 1W05, two others to
serve until the second Tuesday In May,
I90fi, two to svrve until, the second
Tuesday in May, 11*07, and the remain
Ing one to serve until, the second Tues
day in May. lltfXS, Ute-auuceskors or sue
censor to each series to lie elected on
the dates on which their commissions
shall expire.
Thereafter the managers will prompt
ly report the result of said election to
this office that commissions may be Is-
•ued to the Trustees elected.
Messrs Alfred .Owens, Lunsford Har
ley and J. P. Lee Jr. are hereby ap
-{taintedManagers of sgjd clectiou .jiiul
in case of failure or refuskr of any one
to act the vacancy shall be fUled by the-.
--pr«wo»4.Board.af-Xt' igta e ***“''*'
TTi* polll will open at 8 o’clock a. in
a fid cion at 4 o’clock p. m. : •
W. H. Jones.
County Superlntendfeu of Education
Letter To Moody Bros.
Harwell, S. C.
' , Dear Sirs: Some think we take
good deal of risk in-inviting com
plaints of Devoe lead-anid*-xjnc—we
Authorize our agent to sell It under
this guarantee:.
“If yon have any fault to find with
this paint, either now in putting it on
6r hereafter in > tho wear, tell your
dealer about it. ~ *
“We authorize him to do whfit
right at our expense.” *
The following story tells bow little
the risk is:
J. H. Asher A Oo., hardware Ulealers
Rhlnebeck, N. Y., have .sold Devoe
from ’7* to now; have sold thousands
of gallons and have had just one com
plain! In all this time.
Three sides of aTTouse were
the fourth was bad as the three were
ghod'. £ y
Explanation—It rained the night be
fore tlie fohrth side was palpted; and
the painters didn’t wait for the wood
to dry. > ■!
What is done in such a case? What
ever the dealer, who sold the paint
ddrtifldere It fair tn do. We leave U to
liim. lie may not'do exactly what we
should do If we were there; bur we are
not there. The best we van do ie .to
Heave It to him.
— ' ~ Yours truly, -~
F. W.Davo* A rd.,
Il - —' • - New York
P. b. Lemon Bros, sell our paint,
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FOR SALE.
’ . T^wo vacant lots oh Academy Street
Barnwell, for sale, with a quantity of
ood brick, a well, fencing, stables
goo
Ac.
Apply to’
George H. Bates,
Barnwell, b. 0.
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THE BARNWELL BAPTIST
^ ASSOdnffiON
Met at Rosemary ^eKiffch oi». Thuri
day last aud continued In session till
Sunday. The old officers were re-elec-*
ted: Rev. G. N. Askew Moderator,
Rev. W. D. McMIllab Clgrk, J, A. Jen
kins Treasurer. g-j
; The Arsswrtetlow- wee , well - a»eod»4-
by delegates, very few of the eftiurehoy
were! hot represented. TJi,«r%'^«rei 0
nrtiong “the speeches some extra fine
one*. Prof, fkafeat of Furman Uni
versity jvas at his best. Dr. Langsto .
President of Board of Ministerial Kdu*
cation, made a tine effort and imprrs- |
slob. T)r. T. M. Bailey was a little
above high water mark and all the
brethren seemed to put the best foot
forward.. If there was any fault it was
that some of the reports had to be |
railroaded through for tiU’fc of time, j
the work cannot properly be done tn
one four hour session a dayj ihi-re
ought to be arrangements so that we |
oould have two sessions a day.
The cOptnbutionfc wore better tnan
eVef befrtre, about 400 dolihrs aboy^e the]
fftrrckvlllo meeting, the total amount |
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being $3,780.66.
... . , I The collvi tion on Sunday amounted
Burnt up your registration tlclon|Y 0 \v. W. Glover preached tltp
— introductory and J. D. Mobre the uiU
slooary sermons
The next Association meets with]
The Barnwell Baptist Association
hold with the Rosemary Church last
w'e'elTwa~*~ wW aW ndeff, wel 1' -erTter-
taitled and well enjoyed. But for the.
dry. dusty and heavy roads the st-
(endanCe would have been much
larger. ~ ^
8. E. Smith Esq. has moved to Barn
well Where he ivill be the resident
member of the law firm of Hall, Willis
A Smith. He is a graduate of the
State Law School, of excellent quali
ties and character and will achieve suc
cess by deserving It.
CRT lire Might of the liUh lnst. Kllen-
ton was visited by a coitly uninsured
fire, the ginnery ami sa.w mill of Mr.
M CasKols being destroyed, with 20
bales of his'eotton aud 20 belonging to
his neighbors. The loss Is estimated
at $16,OK). The fire Is thought to have
started by a spirk from a Coast Line
engine.
PLEASANT PKESKNCE& ......
ltea«like tho good old times last
week to look upon the kindly faces and
listen again to the true voices of some
of our oldest and most prized friends.
Messrs J. Alfred Peters of Three Mile,
W. T. Cave of Olar and 11. W. Ab*tanee
of. Danmark.—To see them again, to
know that time deal* gently and gen
erously with them was a genuine liap-
iness togis, And we send after them
bur best wishes, for ail their future
lives. -
WILLISTON NEft8.
Married “On tha litis lost., Et tTie
home" of Mr. and *Mrs. William M.
Smith. Mis* Susie F. Smith am) Mr. B
P. Drummond, Rev. \V. M. Jones otfi-
i a Mnft.
Married on the'lith-lrrst. by Rev. W.
M*. Jones. Mr. Edgar Meritl and Mr»
BL'Boylstolr. —
jjiLudaw night on the People place,
on tire feffsto river, Joe Shuck and
wife went visiting, leaving their five
children at home. Two and a half
bales of seed cotton were In the house
and the children-went to sleep in the-
pile. The house caught on fire and
four of-rhe children, aged 2, 4,6,12
were burned to death, the other aged
8 escaped badly burned. X.
SECOND WEEK -
Petit Jurors drawn on Tuesday
Allendale—P D Wilson, J E Searson,
R M Bostick. . t—
Bald.ork—J C Ca’honn, J II Bailey,
R M McLin, F H Weaver.
Barnwell—E G Birt, L G Richard
son. J H Hkinner, J B Morris. B W
Birt. C H Langley. C L Ashlev, M
Miles. R W Dirks. W R Black
BeBhett Springs—W R Owens, C
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111 a ckvi We—M (I Ua.lr T W Ml il~
J AVlfnhr,..
ojerr—. • V-
"Bull Pdiifl—w *R Krwin.^—■
JFour MHe—J C .Mnn*. M A Turner
Georges Cre.ek—\V M Hutto, C J 11
Still, B J IIutto, M L 8tlll. • 1
Great Cypress—J Q Creech, W 11
Sniders,
Rosemary—W E Wooley. .
Sycamore—L G Harley, J C Mixtion.
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The good people of Rosemary enter- |
tained their visitors right royally.
Visitor.
HEALING SPRING'S BAPTIST
, CHURCH, OCTOBER 15, 1004.
Whereas,-The services of Rev. J. R.
Ciiiles as ..pastor of this church has
been most satisfactory, he not only
having preached the word fearlessly,
earnestly, and with great power but
has also discharged faithfully the du
ties of a pastor, living the life of an
earnest Christian Tberelore be It
Resolved: 1st, That we, as & church,
express our deepest sorrow at the
part ore of our beloved pastor, Rev
R. Chiles, to another field of labor.
2nd. That Ve commend him most
heartily to the brotherhood at large, as
a man of God—a shepherd.
3d. That a copy of these resolutions
be sent each to Thu Baknwkll Pko-
i*lk and to the Bsptlst Courier for
publication and a copy be presented to
our pastor, brother Chiles,
Adoptejhv a riaine votg.
believe, after
making a
careful ex
amination of
Fall
and
Winter
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for .,
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BOYS,
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You will pro
nounce it Su
perior to
lines usually
shown in
towns of this
size.
All The New and Nobby' Patterns and Cuts.
"rlXHE WEARING QDAL1T1ES AND PRICE OF THIS LINE
WILL APPEAL TO Y00.
CONTENTS OF SUPPLEMENT.
An Economist; Saves two from
death; The Mark of Cain; The Inter
rupted sermon; A Love LeUer; C
respondents;,Confessions of a Priest;
Sunday Fishing: Broke into his house;
Editorial, '-Don’t play the game;” A
Continual Strain; The Ending ■ of
Wars; J.-C. Creech signs the bond;
Bumor/;, Union Meetings; Perils of
land and sea.
Our increasing business in
Gents Enrnisiiings ivarrants us
in carrying a larger and more
I complete stock than ever be-
fore.’' 1 -. ■ - ■
Miss Penrl Durham of Danville. N.
C., who had not walked for fifteen
years, got up and walked »o the altar
on Sunday to be married to William
Harper, a widowed.
SEED RYE FOR SALE.
(Baenwhll County Raised,)
The fombat never disappoints.
C. N . Kuhckhalter.
Men’s Patent Leather
Shoes, all Style's, $3.00 to $5.0C
Ladies all Leathers, $4; 0tl te $3;"o0
Children’s School and Dress Shoes, all sizes and prices.
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While Hickory Wagons, Rock Hill and other makes of
BUGGIES, HARNESS, SADDLES and ROBES.
Our Stock is Large and Complete in every Line and
prices are always Hock Bottom, Come to see us
THE OLD RELIABLE.
New Mackerel,
( minty Raised'Seerl Rye,
Fine- Family Groceries,
Canned Goods. TiivGlass and Crock
ery Ware.
And right price* at
George W. Patrick’s,
The Old Reliable.
BARNWELL, S. C.
“WE BUY COTTON.”
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KEEP OFF THE TRACIC.
... Having leased Sherwood Track for it
term of years 1 forbid all entrle* of all
persons on said Sherwood Track for
the purposes of riding on horse baek,
or driving any vehicle whatever
around or across said Track, or com
mitting any other Trespass whatever,
6nder penalty of prosecution to the
full extdnt of the Law.
William Giaham,
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’t' October 17th, 1904. .
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TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are forbidden to enter
upon my lands In WlllUton and Rose
mary Townships for the purpose of
hunting, fishing, trapping, taking
wood, straw or leaves, pasturing stock,
making paths or roads, riding or walk
ing through my fields, wood lands or
pasture or committing any other tres
pass under penalty of prosecution to
the full extent of the law.
T. W. Scott.
October 21st, 1904.
A MUSICAL FEAST.
In appreciation pfi.De beautiful new
piano recently put In onr Graded
School. 1 will give qn next Friday, the
28th, a recital In the Auditorium of the
school building, to begin promptly at
4 o’clock. The trustee* and all per
sons Interested in music are cordially
invited to be present.
The Program w HI be as follows :
1. Faust, Gounod
Rustle of Spring, Siuditig.
2. Columbine, Mrs. H.i H. A. ReXch.
M Us Maud BiirekhaHer..
8. JCamennol-Ostrow. Rubenstein.
Midsummer Night’s Dream, (by
— .Mendelsohn.
4. Recitation : Song to The Spirit oF
Music, * M|sg Maud Bifrcichalter.
5. Invitation to the Dance, C. M. von
Weber.
Sonata, Op. 14, No. 3, Beethoven.
6. Instrumental Selection.
Miss Maud ffutckhalter.
7. Ballade from “The Flying Dutch-
map, Wagner-Liszt.
In a'few weeks from the above date J
expect to have a recital by myptfpth
as I wish my patrons to be thoroughly
acquainted with the work they are do-
ing. •
£~: .Tennla LotrEatibq
Music Teacher, Barnwell Graded
School,.
E are offering ^o the peo
ple the bigitost bargains
that mere ever offered be-
.fore. We hfiVe sy big slock on
hand arid It’s got to be sold. So
don't ir.Ds this great chance.
-Reniember The Bee II.ve before
^ vwr-iiyelsewhere and it wHl
|T‘ be iiiiiny OWHiirs FaviKi nr yonr-"!
pocket." ■
We'haye a-fresh and np-Tb-date stock
of .Veil’s, Boys’ and (JldWren’s Clo-
thmp, Dry Uoo<l«, tihiKS. Bats and
Gents’ Furnishings, also a large stock
of Ladies’ Skirts, Waists aud Jackets
and up-to-dato Millinery.
BELOW NOTiCE A FEW OF
OUR MANY BARGAINS:
CLOTHING
BROWN HOUSE.
Having leased thEf above Donse J am
prepared now to furnUh mv old pat*
‘rons and the public generally with
Board and Lodging at reasonable
!price*, and wllf do my best to please
all who favor me with their patronage,
i Jurori and witnesses will find as Good
rEoard as Hie market will afford and at
xagspnaLae. prjce«*„J>ln ny ftorn 12 to 2
u’dack—Board and Lodging il.00
per day—by the week, Sj.oij).
Mrs. J.C. Spilth,
In front of Moore’s sales stables.
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SEED OATS FOR SALE
FOUR THOUSAND BUSHELS,
Native Red Rust Proof Seed Oats
grown on my farms for sale at -
66 CENTS PEB BUSHEL.
Don’t delay buying as the supply of
seed in the State laXax.helow vtfbat the
demand will be.
Whittle’s Stables,
.’‘fevT— Blackv 11 le, S. C.
Treasurers Notice..
Treasurers Office, Barnwell County
S. C., S6pt. 17th I9(*4.
The Treasurer’s Office will be open
for the, collection of the taxes levied
for 1904 from the iSth day of October
1901, until the I5th day oif March, 1905
Inclusive..' ; . - -
The commutation tax will be receiv
ed until February 1st, 1905.
From the )st day of January 1905 un
tfl the .’list day of January. 1UD5; a pen
ally of 1 percent, will be ai^il^d to all
unpaid taxes. From tire 4«t day of
February, 1905, to. Uiii- 28tJi day of
February, 1905, a penalty of 2 per cent,
will be added to all unpaid taxes.
From t|ie lyt day of Match, 1905.:- until
the loth day of March, I'HTi, a fWmnlty
of 5 per cent, w ill be added to tttt un
paid taxes.
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fWILES Af!D fiOpSES
Fresh from the Blue Grass Fields of Kentucky.’ Personally
selected, and positively the best Iclt that ever “happened 1 * in
this County, will arrive at my Stables the latter part of this
week; and you know they won’t stay Idng after seen and ex
amined; so be among the tirst to come and treat yourself to one
will be on
of the fancy steppers or “bread winners” that
bit and for sale at my-Stables by the last of this week.
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BLAiCK VILLE, S. C.
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ICTORY!
" Dunn?; my recent whirlwind campaign through the W«st I. capf
luted the BEST BARGAINS of my busy life in the purchase at
panic prices of *
14:8 Mules
AND
26 Horses arid
Mares.
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They are the best in ctery good quality I haVe ever handled and
bo Sniwl
all who want the best stock at imngjarices.
—^Corne to sec them and they will sell themselves. I haven’t time
or language sufficient for their description. *
'< And the WAGONS to go-wi^h them arc ready
VIRGINIA, 2 i-2 tires, and I i-2 axles that we can
SPECIALTY.
Brown VJagonWnd Harness, all best maferiJls and finest work
manship always on Ivand. '
Lower South Carolina has never seen the match of the bargain#’
and opportunities now offered at
for
sell
you. Th«S
at *50; a
WHITTLE'S STABLES,
BLACKVIPLE, S C
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Men’s to to $15 Suits, *t 98 to $9.9.8.
Youths’ $5 to $12 Suits going at $3.48
to $1.98.
Children's Knee Suits, ages from 4 to
16 years from VS cents and up.
Shoes.
Shoes.
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For young and old from 25c and up.
Rerfiember $2 LmUea’.ahd Men’s Shoes
we arc sclllmr at li.iift.
We Ha$e tbe Exclusive Sale ol
Hie CELE8RATED *
TRESPASS NOTICE. ;
AH persons are forbidden to enter
upon lands owned or conlrollod by me
in Barnwell County for llM purpose of
.hunting, fishing, trapping, taking
wood, straw or leaves, pasturing stpcli,
making pathd or roads, playing^ games
j or carjs qr^QUimltting »uy other tres
pass, under penalty of prosecution to
the fult extent of the law.
• . F. W. WefitDerst^e.
October 15,19B4.
KAI/OLA
It 1* rumored that Fltzhugli Lee, Jo
seph Wheeler and Richmond Pearso.f
Hobson will be Invited to go to China
to reorgaUiae the relestla! army.
The Russian Baltic fleet on Saturday
nigh), en route to the East, fired Into a
fleet of English (ishing boats, sinking Ij
one and killing-a few men,’ 1
DOUGLAS Shoes.
HATS
for everybody from 19c and tip.
We have a Drge stock of Ladles’
Skirts ami Jackets from $1 and up.
A yard wide sheeting at —.;,...4J<c.
Peodee homespun check* at-, 5c.
A yard wide bleaching at 8c,
Fruit of the loom.
Heavy fleeced uhderwear at 89c a Suit
We have many otherXnrgalns every-
day for you. Don’t miss this great
chance and remember tbe place.
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B. MAZURSRY,
PROPRIETOR.
CURES
^Neuralgia, Headacfics, In
digestion, all Liver, Stom
ach, and Kidney Troubles.
Greatest Cure the World
has ever known*. -
Take Katola si x days a’nd
eat anything you vrant.
Made by the Kalola Com
pany, Savannah, Ga,
W; G. Brewer, Yice-Prcs-
ident, Secretary and Mana-
ger. ' t
For sale by J. C. Creech,
Druggist.
B Mitts.
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For State purposes ;
“ Constitutional School
“ Ordinary County
“ Repay loan
Special School Levy
1 Mill tCedar Grove, Old Columbia
2 Mill: Allendale, Burbary Brarndi
BlackvHle. Double Pond. Elko, Edisto.
Fairfax, Friendship, Healing Springs,
Kttue, r.oes, Slorris, New Forest. Oak
Grove, Reedy Branch, Seigling, Seven
Pines, Sycamore (No. 51,) Tinker’s
Creek.
3 Mill*: Ulmer, Owens Cross Roads
Hickory,Hill, Caves, Barton, Great
Cypress. - ^L-
2>^ Millar\Wnililfdn.
4 Mills: Hercules.
4)^ Mills: Barnwell.. i
List of appointments will be pub
lished lateY.
J. B. Armstrong,
County Treasurer.
jOBYSTALTaED A n -■ ■
eralwater Yciftf D. XorHiiCDtcr 64369^
JERSEY BULL, I/eJAD 02 GLEN
DALE HERD,
Pronounced unusftalfy handsonre—fine
dairy form. “There stretch behind
him along every Hue the finest dairy
blood lu tho.woftti;” Ry hlood ami in
dlvldualUy he is at tbe top of the Jer
sey breed. HU dam tested 884 gallons
of inil.k aod 13 IbA.
dam 28 lbs., 6 ozs., and his'great grand
dam 23 lbs., 3 ozs. of butter in seven
days He has 14 sisters giving as high
as 22 lbs. of butter irusevcR days.
Registered Jersey heifers bred to Ibis
hull, and three of his son*, ail solid ent
ered and grand individuals, now for
sale. Write for pedigrees aud particu
lars to ■ '
^GLENDALE DAIRY,
Bam^ll,XC,
ALL THE YEAR ROUND
. 1X(H IL - TOP - STABLFS.l£_ •
^TBARNWELL, - - S. C. TS
oner for sale , . , ' . - ’ .
~ The Best all purpose horses and mules that live, good
udgment can select and featCy-moiiev btiv.
Buggies ^ •w'agoiYS.
'ThcKe; too, artr atTit your service-m-vast Varic^f-* ntwi
at prices iiirdei’gt*ound all competition. See them and you'
will seek no further.
I HARNESS HARNESS.
An immense.iitock of all grades from the
CHOICEST TO THE CHEAPEST!
Separate pieces sold. If you need anything from 1
a Brow Band up or down you can get it at Brown prices’
here.
Saddles for all sizes arid both Bexos.
Lap Robes tor all purposes and people.
Whips for slow and swift teams.
Before buying anything in the above lines come to.’
Headquarters mid you’ll be pleased if good goods and
treatment and below par prices can satisfy. < .M
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BARlSrVVilLn s- c.
-DICKS - HOUSE,
oat BROAD $T„- *;
Augupta.Ga.
Excellent rooms aud j^ood table
board. Kates, I1..50 per day; special
4 ox.; hiA rami r»toa by tha week.' ,
A. P.XMceSy Puop.
MONEY TO LEND
We are prepared to negotiate loan* on
Improved farms for live years, partial
payment* iutereat 8 per emit «m loans
under $1,000; 7 percent on 4<hui* over
$1,000. Don’t write, come and see u*
J. O. I'.iUer*ou A 8oo.
m-i '/ :,r-v
M. J. H, E. MILH
DENTAL SURGEON, I
BLICRVIIXE, S. C.
Will be at his
office _ cve^y A Mon
Tuesday, and at
office ^iri B
.Friday oud S