The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 24, 1904, Image 3
NOVKM&ER24, 1904.
BATE* OPSUltSClIIPTiOH.
Court »t WftUe’rboro tbi* week.
Now plant Cltri<itmA« aivortlaemebta'
Kwp the chlmneya burtt»<f out rainy
tn Advance, per Annum ..... it .fib
$200
Time.
.The pogt ofRie kcepa Sunday hour*
today. . .
.InrarestlnjB: prosmmmp* have been
arranged f«r ItoMi dav*. t)n ffaturiUy
NSStiriuulafTour “wteta. ClrrraTm55" a34re«*)f* wW be notdeTf^tW to How-
The County Chain Gan
in hart
g .will ho cn
ton P. 0 t/i Matheww
Pond Township, Ibla
the road from
Blurt’ In Boil
Week.
1 O. W, Barker, 8nperv\*f>r.
K. C Rohert*, Jr., Clerk.
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Condition
Will be here.
Buv holhlav good* and gifts before
the eleventh hour ruah,
Treasfirer Arm»rtcn;t h* m eting hi*
county appointments th'H wot^k.
-Attorney* John R. Bel'inger and .T.
M. l’nUcyr*on weje iry town ou Monday,
Mi*s 1.1IIIan Hart ha* gone to spend
the winter With her brother tn Sanford,
Senator R. F. Warren of Hampton
i'a* one of last week’s distinguished,
a— • '
l Saturday’* (ieliglitfuinef* was en
fu '
Judson
tlie.iqpradjnriyp^l «tll M r
Ireeh. ‘ •
Your
Eyes?
Capt O. II. Be«t cleVeriy’adds to pur
thanksgiving menu a dish of good old
fashioned cidiards.
Mr. J. F. Croft, wife and two children
are over from Georgia on a yisit to
Carolina, rola-.iveg. ——
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IVould it not he well to have
them testi d by a reliable
Optician of manv years
experience and not
(risk your eyes
* w iili a ped--
d I e r
who Is here
today and gone
tomorrow; Wo wUi ■
guarantee to Milt your
eyes cxactlv. XILASSKH
'FITTKD TO CROSS KYKS.
Oscar Patrick ha* returned from
Kinguree to assist “the bid reHable'’
in ids mercantile btisiues*. '
It pay*-to advertise. J. O. Patterson
& Son have sold tills month five tracts
advertised In Thk Pkoplc.
Creech’s Pharmacy.
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HOW
TO
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Cough.
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T,a«t week’s iiu*y day. was relieved
by the pleasant talls«f Messrs S. T.
i- 1 RHil^y, L. !J. McDonald and F.' N,
Hair. '
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of
TjcTa ‘rOcts bottle
NaturSs^cnigh
Remedy
And follow thediroct’ons strict*
fv. Xatures Cough Remedy
will c nre vmir congl) a* Mlje _a«
r onToili'na (Tnecti'iui'iT'oTTt will
not co>*t you one ceiit.>
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Crccch’a Pharmacy.
C-»-0-« 0
NOTICK OF FINAL DISCHARC^K.
Notice Ik hereby triven to all person*
l ot‘Tv* t '‘d tllrtl l iviil a 11 ji I ytrrthr- Tt QTir
John K. “toneliing, Judge of Probate
for Bsrnweil idunty. on Hie 'd'.'ih day
«,f December, iy;;|. for. a lliial discharge
as Administrator of the K“tato of
" Charles Turner.
C. IL Kill*.
^ j Ad i iiTuI stStbri
November ISth, ,, ^ ‘"
'TitE MEIimiiL fSHRifttl
■pgats^rto^the Boll Wetvil Convention to
be held in Shreveport, La., next
mom by-—— ~
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IiiHhe Probvtj Court.
By J. K, Snelling. K*q.. Judge of Pro
bate lu BarnweiTComtty.
Whereas George fhsRatea made Mi If
to me to gcaut him Loishj-* of AdnUn*
Istration .*n tin* csritto—ah<I effects ol
John Washington, d.*m*a*ec.
These nre, there fore, to cite >vt,:d ad
mtmislt kilviuid singular, the kfHdred
and t*redit->rs of the h.-iu] Jolih W’aSJn.
Ington, deceased, IhaLJthey be atiil ,.ip
pear before me. in tfio Court of Fro-
bate to be bejd at Barn welt On Wed
ties,Jay, December 7ch. 1901, iText, af
ter puolication hereof, ut il.o'clock in
the forenoon, to allow cause,,if any
they have. wbx..ll,ii‘ sini iidiiiinistni--
TTui slum Id not tie vn granted.
Given under my Hand, ilii* 22nd day
No vein bet, Anno'Domini, 1!S)L
J, K. tSNFLUNG,
.. I’rohato J uiTge. *,
Published in Thk Babn\vei.l Peo-
rta November 21tb, LkH. —
JURORS FDR FIRST w[;£k
BAMBERG ( 01’NTT.
F II MeOrca. Jno B •Mcf’ormaek, If
C Rrabbam, J 0 llartzog. Luther Mor
t is, iI VV Cartnrr W-II niciiaidsoji. d- if
I, 8monk, N B Rhoad Aaron Ayer, .1
Copelr.n l, T s liice, W A KUuher,
I* 4 4tar?t»f?gv^ _ TT
hearse, W II Darnell, R.O Jones, D
Mniienv, R L Lain, H
N.JJ;
U
dwin.
.41wmuM«-4+ier-, J B-K in<»r,*^il ]/ jhm : -begtH—-hts-
reanx, G W Wilson, W D Rice. M J
Black, Ben 8 Barton, Frank Joyfler.
D F llurto. O D Hauberfy Jr. I, II
Carter, J H Taut, 8 S Williams,. J F
btaley Sr, IV W Barker.
FROM THE ASHES.
Baltimore Family’s Experience Points
a Moral to Residents of Barnwell, '
The visitor to Baltimore today «ctirce-
ly realizes tliat less than a year ago the
city Was almost destroyed by mem
orable lire. A similar comparison
might bo made of George W. Nallt',
one of the leading citizens Of Haiti
more, as to the change in his dwn look*.
A short time ago, Mr. Naily, writing
from hi* home address, 221 j' Barclay
tit., say* ‘T have been troubled for
tear* with catarrh and had resorted to
all remedies that cuuid he thought of.'
My wife was also alilicted with this
terrible disease, but all the treatments
we used Were an. absolute failure until
we tried Hyoinei. It worked like a
charm and lias made a complete cure of
out case*. There is no disagreeable
atomayli dosing in using llyomei. We
breathed it, and It* fragrance, so clean,
pure and bracing, killed ail the catar
rhal germ* In the head, throat and
lung*. —
The experience of Mr. Naily and his
wifa-ceitaiuly point* a moral To all
-readersjrf Tnk Pmoim.k who aresuffer-
Ing-from catarrh. It shows how they
can be chred of This frigbiful iliseaae
Ith/out dangeron* stomach doting,
J^C. Crecxilv,' tlYe^TocaTageht for Hy-
ei, ha* so much faith in the treaty
ment that he gives hi* personal guar
antee to refund the moimy in case U
doe* not benefit. A complete ontHt
cos^s one dollar, the extra bottles are
butt IIfly cents. Ask to see.the strong
guarantee under which llyomei D
•old.
Gen. Stoesscl, commander at Port
J rthur, claims that he can hottt mw
' ttntil the Kussiau Baltic Beet cnuic* to
Judge J. F. Izlat’a many Diend*
were glad t<> see him come aiuL reluct
ant to bid him good bye ia*t week: ’—■
Huhscribers K‘. II. Bennett. J. FT.
Rurk<» and G. J. Diamond brightened
Blue Monday with silver radiance.
Bsrnpeil Guard* will fail In line for
drill tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at 5
o’clock. A full attendance is expected.
Major K. Spann Hammond lias sold
his residence in Blackville to Mr. 8. II.
Stjll and moved to his Edi*to planta
tion.
.D' Hartanf'Wlii rkrry. n - goo4
r.>port from Barnwell Circuit to the
Methodist Conference—all assessments
'fully paid.
Jits* Julia Badger returned to Dil-
4on. <-n > 1 -mrhev. c;rrryir,g~1r!tTf the
hearts of Barnwell as souvenir* of her
beautiful visit.
The Court of Common Pica* wn* ad-
j mrue I sine die Friday r : g!T »t it o. m.
Ju'dge'Kingh taking train Ji -fur hi*
h'Miie at Abbeville.
Mr WAJ. Jennings wont to McCnri
mick on Sunday to be present at tlie
marriage of his sister to Mr. J. G.
Green of Bl&ckvilLo.
It was a great pleasure to the many
Barnwell friend* of Mr J. II. Skinner
to have him in their midst last week in
so much better health.
Rev. J. I) Moore has~returned from
a VNUTO bigjdd N’or.li I^tLruUm^-ti/rrpn,
Tea-vid/f hls-iiftie »ister. who liad been
seriously ill, very much better.
Colored subsoriber* J. B. Williams
slid-Theodore Corley did the .right
thing lastjvoek. and C II Hudson fol
lowed their good example on Tuesday.
' Governor Heyward lias appointed I.
Furman Mill ned J. Allen Tobin dele
Several amall safo ,tobhcrie* have
been co.liinrned in North Carolina by
an organiz'-d band of.nitro glveejunfr
arti«t». w li i arc reported as heading in
this ilIrccCoiH.
Mr*. J W. C„Rf < d wid .thrcw.-'tittlC•
m>ii* v ill l.-.-.ve tod^v 'Tor SlttutfiCi^Uid
w ill visit Florence and Charleston Im-
tore thiir return. Wo wish them «
delight fill trip.
Hon. AV. 8. smith, n~f*mrMnent law-,
«‘r «if IIiiirifTtpn and dud of..the coining
uidn of io^Tr Soutii ( nroFlna. was jn,
court last week and warmly welcomed
by hi* tnany friend*.
_ JULiZ,- PliNybe- Kwraier of AtleirdaTe
and Mr. Ott^\ Witte -of Birmingham.'
A!a., wefe married otrthe HWrInst, at
the hrJj^a.’.* .re-iderue a-u+I-Teft o.tt the..
next tiiin fur their hftiive iu.'tlie West.
Good Inek to the proposition to
cro
propnsit
Vie the Hew cofiiitv' of thiliionn from
portions"Of Abbeville, Groenwoutl wn.l
iMgeueid. for it will break up th.T
Shoe String nightuytre for good and
all- ■ ' ' ■ ■...
Mr. IV. A, Reckling made class php-
ptlldlS
tograph* of the Graded Sebool puj
on MondayThe girt* will show up
ns "pretty a* n picture” and the
1>- no effective!bank ground ngT con-
tiirst, ’ •
Billings of AValterlmro
has accepted the e.ti! of the Blackville
Hup Ha* etm^^ Lor a...L bis.,xLu.
Uo was a v'ofiege- mate of-
1). Moore. ^
Rcrr
"READ THIS”—Have your pic
ture* copied by II. M. Ikf.id'.ejv Allen-
dale. S, He UTiohcTT fair lytd ca
pable. He wi-II’do your woik clisaper
than the cheapest. Send 2 cts. stamp
for particulars. ®-
"A Smoker” will he given by Barn
well Ivodge No./IB, Knight* of Pythias,
aTter tire regu'ar meeting on Friday
night, December*’-’nd. A full atten
dance of nitiribeT* tn good standing is
expected and invited for this delight
ful occasion.
Besides the cases tried in the Com
mon Pleas last week quite a number
that have cumbered the docket* were"
disposed of in one-way or another IT
following Judge9_ are as diligent us
Judge Klngh was no <xtra term will
be needed soon, if ever. —
Ing prominent men:
Dr D W Rey, Rev. T. f*. tide.
Rev. T. M. Galpldn. Rev Graves L.
Kolglitand Rev. G. N. Askew,
On Sunday the sermon will he
preached hr Dr. D. AT. Key, Pastor of
the Central Baptlst Church of Green,
vllle, S C . assisted by Rev. T. M. Gal-
phfn of Hartwe.iL Ga.
Dinrer will be sewed-onThe ground*
oti Saturday. PiiftdlC is cordially in
vited to attend all gervicesr
J.
1 ^ Chti^. Cohunitlee.
GOOD MEN GONE.
- Ca|it. CUmles E. LjiitTgiie died at his
home in Orlando, Florida, on Novem
ber ilth. He was born at Blackville
on May 3!st, ISgO, there grew to man
hood, served gallantly during the war
between tlie States, filled the office of
County Auditor (luiTlig /.(rferup.r
Hampton’s administration Attj Snored
to Florida inHS ; 4 for the bcncHt of his
health. I In was a member of the Or
lando City Council for several yetys
and engaged in mercantile business up
torn rear ago. lie left a wife and five.
children; Charles and Ralph Lartigue
of Orlando, Fla., Dr. E. Lartigue oj
Gnlncsyfile I,. S. Lartiguri of AVaco,
Texa*, and Mi*. F. AV. Lytll of Clear
wa'er. F!a.
'tHtenews of thajlcatlx of Capt.. Lar
tigue' will be sorrowful tiding* to many
Carolina friend*, who remember 111*
high character, hi* upright fife, his
faithful service to public and private
duties and the kindline** of hand and
head and heart, and Their sincereT
sympathies go to the bereaved family
in tliis great sorrow.
He rests in peace, leaving to them
the blessed heritage of a stainless rco-
oi d in every relation of his life.
You will pfo-
ftounce it Su-
perior-to
lines usually
shown In
towns of this
size.
All The Neat and Noddy PATTEimfl and Cuts.
THE WE.IR1NG PUTTIES AND PDIGE OF THIS LINE
WILL APPEAL TO YOU.
Ex Governor Hugh S. Thorn.psdn
died.in New York tyity-on Sunday of
astlima fdiiowing grippe. He was
in - l.'3"ii. , lie was.
burq,!!! ( tuiiestmc-
r,!c< ted State Snperi
c.!n ted State Superintendent of Kdu-
c ition in 1^715 and in ItkSJ succeeded the
late Gen. Johnson Hagood a* Govcr-
nar. • In hts- necond terry President
Cleveland appointed him A**l*taiu
Secretary" dT" the Treasury,-Juul later
President Hartison appointed him tLe
Democratic member of the civil set-
vice commission, w ith Theodore Roose
velt a* his colleague.
For .12 years he had been compitrf'ijiiif
of the Now YprlrUfe Di»u.mtce coni-
paixc, ^ -- —“—" ^ —■ -33—-i—— —
111* body was biouglit to Columbia
for burial. He was the la*t member of
Oiir increasing: business in
Fiipniskings- warrants -ms
the Hampton ticket in Dlti to cross the
river.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
McCreary'*—Snow and Overcoat*.
AA’Iiittle’s Stable.*—Proof Po*itive
B. Mazc.rsky—The Bee HfVe Meney
Saver.
C. B. Elii*—Final Discharge.
Maftvr O'Ban non—Another I.and
Saklj i ; —
Pro-bate Juttgo- Citation.
DON’T
FORGET
THE BEE HIVE!
FORMERLY KRASNOFF’S
feTOlEE.
in m
RENtmUBEll!
We baw a trcmeri'tous b^> stock
consisting oXClothing, Shoes, Hats
ancHj e! 11' s. F urnishiugs. Alsoan
G ootbr,- -
IrcsTjOdo^s"; Skirts, Jackets and
a fajtf ioe of M ill'incry.'
We will save you many doll?rs
by seeing us beford yoa do yotlr
buying eisewberc.
\V r e have Men’s Shoes from $i.oo
up- ^ ^4-
Ladies’ Shoes from 75c up.
Children’s Shoes from 25c up.
Clothing! Clothing!
in carrying a larger
stock than
and more
ever be-
lYlore; Tsle^v',
A carload of Furniture of the sort thalJi^htcna th« imrdomt of hon—Ireeffl
ing and adds to the comfort and nttractlvedes » and luppine** of the home.
Bring the good wifo and the younf daughter to see and select a family present
Li HATS, CLOTHlNa,*FURN/SlUNGS and SHOES for MKN,*B0T($
and \Ol I ILS I carry fulj limfs from the highest grade* for fine dress purposes
to the most substantial for-every day use*.
Jn my Woman’* AA'orld there are all the old favorite* and now candidate In
Dry and Dress Good*. Notion*. Shoes and FurnLitlhg* and their critical examl-
nation is mon cordiaHy invited, 2
„, „Lpiitove8, Housekeeping Goods, Hardware and ail Gen'oral Merchandise I
am headquarters.
Appieclating-the generous patronage of the season a continuance of best ef-t
fort to please and profit wli customers is cheerfully-pledged.
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ZEL U. STIXjXj. -
’Men’s
^Tuies,
C.l 1 r~ in.OQ to 4m.00
Ladies all Leathern. 44.00 to -S-koO
Children’s ISelinol and Dress Shoes, all sizes and prices.
Mite Hickory Wagons, Rock Hill and otter makes ol
BUCCIES, HARNESS, SADDLES aad ROBES. ■ 7
Onr^toclu is Large ami. Complete in
prices arc always Rock Bottom.
every
Line
Come to see ns
10570232
BARNWELL, 8. C.
“WE BIJY COTTON.’’
and
/
ft-
u CHyiui-
'-'JpU'n
- v
\ hout llfry nialing* of ti e, "Thbmjp-
on Slisln of Barred Plymouth
i »%Lm!
Ko.'k- for ‘alt*.
They_ have no superiors and few
jtnual* n* i tic best fur ail purposes. •
Apply t<> .
MRS. AV. T. CALHOUN,
Tboma*. S. C.
. Wc.Juive received
Car LbaiT of the
One
TO BUYERS!
JLsr REULIVED AT M Y SALE
STARIAld JN AVUA.ISTON
Two Cars of Mules
-AND- '
DKirrsclI tbe stock that the people want and at prices pleasing td
tbeif pockets is found in the fact that I have already disposetLof thi#
season
FOUR CAR LOADS
OP HORSES AND MULES.
Nobody need fear that the supply will run short for I have just re*
ceiveU 35 Mules and 23 Horses of the same high gr^tlc that are*
making big crops and good money for hundreds of fine farmers.
Trices may go up. so the prudent man or woman will buy now.
And the WAGONS to go with them are ready for you. Thd
VIRGINIA, 2 i*2 tires, and 1 1-2 qjtlcarthat we can sell
SPECIALTY. j
at $50, a
Ons Gar of Horses.
CELEBRATED
JUBMR WAGONS,
equal to the
ccnsisting
best made;
of ONF AND
TWO - 1IORSK—Light,
Medium and Heavy.
Where tlcsir*M—by pur-
ThejTare not claimed to be the
bi--r; t-ucr shipped into tl'.O
Stat . but they are inferior to
ix.-u:- tint have ever been
brought across the Savannah
River. —
Come to sco them and ydur
own good judgment vrlll be
satisfied that no market in the
Houth offers- better stock or
maKCs fairer prices.
chaser wt- will. soll-fqmaux.v^
half cash and balance-pa^
able October, 1905. ‘ If
need call on us. Wxr
- ■ -reatlv:—- v
.BRIGGS,
diie, S. C.
All sizes, at your own prices.
Ladies’ and Misses’ Skirts from
**; at Jrtsr ijAr
Mr. T. B. EIII* Jr.
factory falcs* of lii*
sAnTvT' -
property bn the * SaviTn uah
side and lii* bouglit in North Ait-
gu^ta. to» which place lie will move
*pon. AmT Aiken Uounty will be the
richer by one first class cjiuten.
Those North Augusta boomers are
Incorrigible. They are making plans
and gnthering their strength for
another attempt to create that Shoe
String County. They propose to got
around the four year law by changing
the proposed boundaries a lllt’e bit.
has made satis-
lands and. nor
-tKS— 5
The ffqmjjtrpllgr Qeiieral itent. out
money last week to pay the election
juanagexa and clerks, but new spa per
folks will have to wait for the second
table—until the Legis’.ature make*
provision for them. Clerk R 0 Rob
erts. Jr., has the Barnwell county
hioney and is anxious to pay it out.
John Sharp William* I* to speak in
Spartanburg <»n the 2d December The
Greenville Democratic Executive Com
mittee should get him to hold a pro
tracted meeting..ia the Reedy River
qSc up.
Jackets for everybody and
body, prices the Jowcst.
HATS for Metff Boys
Children from 25c up.
Remember we have many hun-
any-
and
THlr articte
not mention here.
Come one, come ail,
We are
and
your money
celebrated
selling
save
the
W. L.
DOUGLAS
■ ..SHOES
for Men and ftoys—_$2.50, '^3.00
aSTTJS 5°-
Don't forget we are giving away
presents.
Come and see our great bar
gains anti remember the place,
THE BEE HIME,
B. MAZURSKY, PROP, -
^ On Main Street,
.—Barnwell, S. C.—
WE PROVED
BEST.
I
. rrom Colorado to the Atlantic
G«ia -t, fp>m Maryland to the
Gulf of Mexico'the-
i
$
I
VOCXC & MATHIS
Eden and Blue Gem,
and the
■Yaiii^XMaUiis CaiiLiloa^,-
^ * oo 1
.X am agcnt for the sale of-Died*
JiiUhktWid Hickory Wagtma^wd
'i'yson & Jones. Jackson &
5mhh anil CbTitrnAfhtftl ILug-
girs, 'A
in materUl, workmanship. fln»
Msi> and style they are a* near
perfection as humaty skill can
/'
make them.
Before buying elsewhere give
pleuie
tno the opportunity to
anil profit you.
Q. A. KENNEDY.
IVV/JVt
CKYSTALIZED MIN T -
”^KALAVATJ
CUBES
Eden Gem, Pollock and
Genuine Rocky Ford
♦ ■* ' • «
FROM STANDARD MELONS
have proven the best grown, in
the gaeiUet^productivone**. their
superior shipping qualities and
eix q_u.L« I t e deliciousness and
beauty.
Tift**re STANDARDS now
and bring tho liignesf price* in
all the best market*.
Carefully saved seetl from per
fectly shaped and perfectly ri
pened melon* for sale. Full
proof ami particulars and price
list furnished on personal or
written applicsttion to—
Of H M 4-THIS
Blackville, S. (j.,
Qr-
11
F. YOU NG & 00 ,
"(tei Wasuincton Sr.,
Ngw Yoitk Oirv, N". y.
Neuralgia, IleAtlachcs, In-
dijgeHtioii, all Liver, IStom-
ach, and Kidney Troubles.
Greatest Cure the World
has cvef known.
Take Kalola six days and
eat anything you want.
Made by the Kalola Com
pany, Savannah, Ga.
T Vf . ft. Bre wer,Yice-PrcK-
ident. Secretary and Mana
jrer.
For sale by J. Cf Creech,
Driiggist.
-Citron, Raisins, Currants and all in
gWHlIeot* for fruit cakes, and a fresh
line of Choieest Family Groceries and
Fresh Nuts just received at
O. W. FatrlaU’s,
Tho Oitl Reliable.
Brown VVagohs and Harness, all best materials and finest work 4
manship'always on hand. ~ _ ^
Lower South Carolina has never seen the match of the bargains
and opportunities flow offered at . . • •• • •
WHITTLE’S
BLACKVILLE. S. C-
X*/
Hill Top St
S3 Cotton 1
and
fimber Mtdes *£
15 Saddle
and
'-f« -M hi its• .t? :.•< 2H mfrii mu** m mmhtutrt
FROM
No better stock has ever been brought todhis State, and no
setter can be, for no better can be raised. . •
; They will suit every want and purpose and; as always, prices
are fair and right.
Come to see them and me.
IJARNESS
HARNESS.
An Immense stock, reaching from the Choicest to the Cheapest Grade*.;'
separate piece sold, from a Brow Band up or down. Saddiys for Men ami
Tiren. Lap Robes and IVhJps &c. in vast variety, but of tho.be>t quality.
Any
Wo-;
-Buggies A ^ D V/ agoixs.
My Stock of Buggies l* superb, the most comfortable, the moat durable, amf
the prettleet In finish an-I style made in America.
My Wagon* are of the makes that hare stood the teat of wear and time to the!
unbroken satisfaction of ail wlp) have used them Huy nna . V».. —
biaekotniIV tjfiTs and be blessed by your easy pulling teatna, r
Charlie Brown,
BARNWELL, S, C.
DICKS
HOUSE,
CJt BROAD ST.,
• ■— Acocsta, Ga,
- r Exeelhmt r<*o«w amH gonJ tahtp^
Imafd. Kate*, (1.-50 per day; special
faU-a by the week.
* A. 1*. Dicks, I’kop.
DR. J. II. L SlUiOBS,
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MOLJEY TO LEND.
We are prepared t©negotiate loan* on
improves) farm* for live yfers, partial
pay meat* IwtoreiR 8 cept oti loan*
under ^1,000; 7 p^r cent on loan* over
»r,l) W. Don’t write, come aiul see us
J. Ool'atlursou Jk Sort.
20-a ■i.-vm
KAClfBJ* S.C.
Will bo at his
office every
Tuesday, and at his
office in B1
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