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■■jMgMagipMBMMpm 6amwell People. ^HURdDAY. FEBRUARY i 1905. cates or RucscBimos. to Artvaiiee.’per Aqnura $1 60 o«i tipi, tauo (* - * _ - . ; Th»» conn*y chain nanj? U near Rivera’ Brldjtea thU wi*ck. J. B. Morrla, Sirpervlaor. R. C.. Roberta, .1 r„ C’krk. i' I H Court at Hampton ne*fc roelc,, The too previous farJenora will hare to try again. Oapt. Dimn atood tho trip to Ken tucky nicely. lira. T. H. rave and rtan^hteV are spending the Wluter iu Florida. (Jood, a< tiled weatlior fteed not be «*- tiocied untill th^AFenlalature goes borne < kiaaUollle Free returned home on Sunday from a pleasant visit to BUok- vilie lelativea. Boca use of alckneaa Oapt. Hi' W-*- Richanlaon i-miM not attend tho NeW The regular meeting of Barnwell ifiodkre N*o 16, Knights of Pythias will, Orleans (yon vention. be held at ihdr Hull < n Friday tdght fat 7o’clock. A full attendance is requested. By or.ler <rf f"' ARDEN A. DEMON, C. 0. ; , " Wm McNAB. it. Rt—* ch. loanty soil and break from 16 to 18 Inr.he* deep Fertilize liighly and see that you plant nothing but the very beat seed—seed of a pure strain. See that your hot beds are in condition and sow in some earlv Cabbage. Lettuce,, Beetund Kad- isli. OtiT aged a have jtti.fr arrived, and we guarantee them to be SOUND NEW SEED, —BEING OF— LAST YEAR’S CROP. carry over no seed from one year to anothl-r. WHY take chances when you can get your seed from u* and RUN NO RISK, and at the same time get them lor about one half what.vou |>:iy for coiiunissloji seed. We also carry ctunmisslon seed, but strongly ndvUe agait Kt their use, and purer as well as cheaper. Get your seed early so,you will have then* cn band at the proper time for sowing. Get a supply of our earliest va rieties of CABBAGE: Early Jersey, Wakefield, Early Winningstadt, Eur* ly lhnmTfi(!!nr and Early d Dutdi. We especially recommend the above four varieties a» hi’KB H KA1>BBS* aiiiT early pro vided you ge.k a pure strain of seed. Plant our Early Rfd Tnrutp Beet and oar Cabbage Lettuce. Plautoar Extra Early Near - let-Radish auiung yoar beets as a catch crop They come and are gone before they get iu the way of the beet. Sow in a good crop of our ,EXTRA EARLY ALASKA The new Florida train over the C» & Yf. V K K. IHIsh long felt want lor the southsidu people. . v Mr. and MflfJ. *. Porter and chil dren visited relativea In Cyluuibia on Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Charles Carroll Simms and family are spending ibis weak with Miss Kate M.lier iu Columbia. Judge 1>- A. Townsend will preside at the March L’eiai of Court. His term does not expire until December. Several pleasant rooms In a desirable residence part of Barnwell to r.-nt. For lurtbcr iiiformuliou apply at this office. ^ v Senator Bate# sjaent Saturday and Sunday at home, Die Senate having gaiight up with the House uy nigliT \v ork. —— ;— . "Col Ydu’n'.ans will cut down bis cotton acreage one half ihlayear,” said a neighbor oi the great planter to us recently. M is* Carrie Cave has returned from a much enjoyed visit of three weeks to j her brother, Mr. D. M. Cave, at lious- ! ton, Texas. ’ * 1 Tiik I’kopi-e Frintery did more joli work in Jaiiuary than in any previous iiypnf)i in its, life, and every customer was satisfied. _ Mr. (Carles Bi'^ett, one of Barn well’s oldest cillz-rN, has moved to Georges Creek to make his home with bis son. Mr. Willio Zi'SC-tt. Married Thursd iy, January "6. IP!).*), rv—Pubne, TDK WEATHER. Another prophot, according to dong honored backwoods tradition, is to como out today 'the ground Jiog, from Its burrow to Whitth-it retired when Jack Frost arrived In the Fall. If it ahall see its shadow it will become frightened and go back for another six necks nap, hut if llm sky is cloudy and it casts no shadow it will stay out, fot the Winter lA over. THE GREATEST FLORIDA SPECIAL S NARROW —- ESCAPE. A few days ago iilrs. Eugenic Owen* returning home about five o'clock, d!*?’ eprdrpil at the crossing a broken lail, torjrtfcvl rAbnosfr WKli tfiat kcoo intuiiioii ati'i tfwrgbyuluess, which trn-Owi g'ven gift, re in ran be red that the t’lot 1X1 a Special wmthi soon bo along and perhaps a frightful wreck and l'-ss of life would 1*0*1111 from tin* rali ht-ing overlooked, she at once culled up a reliable messenger, a driver of one -of the street wagons and asked Uim to go with all speed and notify Mr. An derson of the danger to .the incoming trains and have his hands come np and mate neo9%s*rv repairs. Little tilings make np the sum of our lives, ?ind to some this would have seemed a vtry small thing; an 1 yet whet; we think of what might iiuyo hupnfened, of the fearful loss of life, of the property h-ss and the homes of two of our cLizeus wrecked cm either side of the mad, it was certainly a utoft hu- maite a 11 YtTio u gTiTfu't k1 ri dne**, “Xvhkdr should receive tiie hearty thanks ami eommepdution o.f the olhclala of the Southern R, it. Co. Illr Angus Morris to .Miss Miunje Sail-, ders, all of Georgo’a Creek. The thermometer registered 10 de gree* on i’hursday morning, the low est fHiiut touched siiieo February ’Ud, when itxkppped to S degrees. Owing to Tack of tabor some of the liest lariils in tbeOatinty will rest this- year, ilteir owners prhfyrriiTg that to renting them to exhaustu^-sTopper*.’ The Comity Pension Board vviU.mfct in the Court House on next Monday. February OtlS, to pass upon app.icat.iou- "il'fi'd 1 w irtr-tlw <^mm»H'«siomnr tiitviarg January . • Whittle has ju*t retn , -ned from yio West with tliree car loads of the best ho«-ke* add mules tie lias hrougiit into the .Sure. They are all noble animal* ■t ar.d en'h wortir more taan tho price asked. Coroner Warner held his first in - quest on the 21Hi nit at miln post 1^0 on th? rmtithorn Kallway <»u tile body ef Isaac Ander-ou, cou.ied, who died from injure.s received winio BfBRtSga rfde Southward from Barnwell. " Tobiu'a Advertisements deserve readmit tiv crery woman caring for valuable on account of Its earli ness aiuTproductiveue**. and tiie bexntlful green cojur ii» V"'!* ami peas, a* well as their deli-* clbiiailavor. OI all the yarjetie* "•■•'of garden t.eas'this is the one to plaqt. A ►ucce»»ion of crops can be had by sewing very twij, , weeks AH the other varieties j on. hand. . 0 \W ei 11 ENDS. , enjoyed the Mondav eails of Messrs i. W. CuogH and TyAVK^Reed. Suhserilicrs B. L. Boylston and Fred Powell helped the week start right, , * A five minutes .rail from Mr. J. S. flirt on T’nesdtty made us want to be ;t farmer. Call* on Tuesday from Col. B. R. Lewis and 11. F. Buist, E*q.', gladden ed the day.’ ■■""TaH fiTav’Tafts'' from Mea'-nr Bajiiey, U. F..Odom and W. F. Cone left us In a Sunday buiftor. "I didn’t know what. I wa« missing before I subscribed” said a new inenj- her oi Tub Pkoclk fatuily tiie other day. • Subscriber James Brown, colored, does not let wet or cold keep him frmn kecjiing his promise to pay the printer nutn. Dr. F. II. Boyd of Apphdon was in town on H-itimUy and gave. Tjck rt-K a nreseription tiiar w ill add to its Tmaifradnfi»gTiig^rey a 1 "mil f*Tivr liiouths. FrWav was made—aa fii’lv fa'r # -OF TIIK YEAR- “The Bee Hive” Leaders of Loaf Prices, FORMERLY KRAHNOFF’S OLD STAND ON MAIN STREET, BARNWELL, 8. C. fjy) males room for our coming 'I • Spring and Summer stock which will soon arrive from the Eastern markets, we are offering to the public for the . Next 30 Days our entire stock.which wc liave now on hand, eonsistingpof - Clothing, Dry Goods, ;Dress Goods, Shoes, Hats, Gents’ and Ladles^ Furnishings and AHHinery, regardless of cost prices. " ' . ; KM EM HER, tvpty 1* ynnr chance to save your money Come and see for yyurself the many bar gains we have Tor you. Our entire fil'ick i* fresh and up fro date and must be sold. Below notice 11 few of our many bargain*— / ' Mens’, Boys’ and Children’s suits at half prices. * SHOES for young and old, large or small, at f«ctorv f price«. II ATS of all kind* at cost ptTcen. Cur entire stock .,f PKF.SS GPQIJA, IT THE GYLES CASH STOHE, W. A. GY'IjES, Proprietor Old Stand of C. E. Gyles, blaokville) ». 0., Offer* to eareful buyef* a fJ(jmplcte nud pivrefnlly Selected Stock of Oener* al Merchandise, condstlng bf Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, Medicines, Groceries and Furniture, &c., &c. HAvlOff^houglit the stock of F. E. Gyles, and making large additions thereto 1 ask the liberal patronage -of my friends and lha general public My long mercantile experience end thorough business methods Justlfjf me iu pr.iinislng ti.o complete^t satisfne- ilon to every buyer of every article a? tiie GY LOS GASH STGRC. Dealing for cash my customer* will pay for only their purchases, ami making no bad debts I can affordftto sell for a very small profit. Fledging my bc*t services to help yon save mon- tsyr Which Is the best way of making money*, I invite your early and fre quent Call*. W. A. GYLES, Biackviiie, S- C. CABBAGE PLANTS. $1 50 per 1,000. lam now. prepared to dll any and all orders with the best, varieties of cabbage plants. Or- dets filled for any amount and varictv. IVri e for piicrs on lots of 8.0 r ‘0 and over. Address all orders to \V. K. Farr. Meggeit . ti 0 of 11 lie i ^ “caisT 1 * ‘Tj|^ m ^ ^ m m ^ m ^ $ i. Creech’s Pharmacy. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND ■ -TIREIMTORS. AH fierionTlndelited to tiie estate of I>r. R. C. Roberts, deceased, are re quested to make payment, an d a 11 per sons hobiiog claims against said e-tat* are requested to present the same, duly attested to ‘ * ■ ILCreech Roberts, Executor.* Jan. SOtli. 1909. I A*\ I I ’ I I fr." »» rand Mis* I T.ula II j NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that the uh- deislgned will on MouVIay. SIhroll fl<Ti, T905, tDedrrstinal account with J. K Hnelllng, Esq.. Judge of F rob ate for Barnwell County, as AthllflTlsnatur of the estate of Marjoii Stringfellow. de ceased, and appl 1 for lcH«r»disnii*sory. Bennett ntri ngfrMow, ^ " n 1 1 ■ Adinlnlst ratnr: j "" PUBLIC SGH08L KOIKES. TO TRUSTEES: A’our careful attention I* called to Section IVOR of tiie Sehdol Law, which provides that special or local taxes must bVf voted prior to June the lirst in Use*! neVlftiful Millinery Good* and l)y every maff tmnHog elegant or every d*y- Furaitiire Frices are below the b it- tom of all previous clearances auy- where or at any ti.na. All Barii'vell gives fiirm ho*t wishes and cocgrtU baiions. Married on the •Jatti nil , in the Episcopal Churcli, Rev. S. Gary Usckwiin officiating. Mr. Andrew M. U t-ay ot Meinpbi* Tenn., Mineic, daughter of Mrs. ( htlsMe of Barnwell. -No man ha* or deserves truer friends frlnvn ti)• , liappy ' giooin, and rro brngiiti-r of Barnwell i* more iidmirod and beloved than Ui* charming pride. II. Gary died at his home near White Fond on Saturday, of heart. dbu'H'e, aged nearly (i:i years. 'To his family and fri'-nd* he fetr-rbe heritage of a spotless name; for he lived a file a*»4»lr aud.puie and just that all w ho knew loy*d ami- honored him. In their bereavement hi* loved otic..* have the supreme comfortsnf knowing iliat ii!J life’s duties well done he w ait*, their home.coming to tiie better worhL— I’rofcssors Marshall Xfonre and 11. 11. was m$de—as iiiiiy ta'r as Mondiy liy Die peasant rcmembcrancc of two lady subscrib<,r<k*qnd our good friend* Messrs .1. 1*. G1 ay.'di, E. Kay, ilfiir, 11, G. Dclk and Cheslcy Bates. With pleasant me««age to old Caro I'm a friends Mr. J. W. Gave writes us of the progress and prosperity of hi* flannels traces. In odd cluths. men s, worsteds and /.IbiUns; all of the he«t fabrics And will be sold les* Ilian cost price. Men’s heavy fleece UNDERWEAR, all color*, at 75c. a suit. Checked and 'whirc HGlUSisPUN, g.to 1 quaiitv, at, 4c. ft yard. Ladies’ Ready to Wear SKIRTS, from 7:>•;•. and-np —■' ‘ , U e have a good many other liar- j gains frhivfr v.e can’t, mention in thb . space, but you must Oum.0 aud see for Jv -yourself. _ . ancracn arg sailing, the. 1 W. L. DOUGLAS U>0, $?.00 and ^3.50 Shoes. I I % & # iiaUiral and iiccessury .effect*. Cole, of the tiaruwi ll Graded Sclior.l, have lcn*cd 'Thi* New *1-111 intd and ' w.- tenal uf*oii :| larger tieid^of iMstruction thitTt thitt tnrwtih’h tiicy t-.avo *0 suc cessfully .taught. Both ft re voong men of flue, talent aniVcharftcr.er, iliorougli eoucatio’i* and exalted iileals and entupb tely qiiallfled and equipped for edtfori.il siiecc-s and di*lhiciton Tnx Fm i j.k extends Utt , 04 ( . a „ he .buimd i.,r »> Estate. —- ' ~ any hscai year. Only those roto>I prior to that date go on the tax books for thi* year, and those voted c.lter June 1st cannot be collected until the entertainment in the Opera House to- NKWAOV ERTl xEMENTH. Land to KrnT—Mr* Fr.nnr- M. S’nrms Comity fSuperiiPeudetit of Kdiication give* important tnfonnatiiin to- School ’Trustees and Teacher* i’ho Tobin Stores hayd advertise tnents eloquent of beauty and bar gains "tV»l Frank H Creech tell* how to make ten cents cot tufR . Kcrsand*’ Minstrels will give great "FGUND.” Odd Notice in Froniiuent Sonthern |’a- per of Interest to Barnwell Resl- d«at*. 'f' I One of tiie best known newspapars in tlm Bontii is the "Guide” of I>*11111, N. 0. Its-puhltslier, J. F., Fltm'an, sends u* the lollowiug clipping-' With request to publish : "Found,—by the editor of the Guide, a buttle oT Ilvointd. the wotsd'-rful treatment tliat cures catarrh without stomjich dosing. H’c can speak*Tn htgiicst praise of it* re mark a Me power to cure and relieve catarrh of tiie he id and throat. This mention is made not as an advertisemdlit, hot in the intervst of those who suffer tlm torture of that terrible disease, Catarrh.” In scnTfHty ;ha uliiniing. Mr. Fitman wrote the following letter: * 1 enclose a little piece from my pa per, issued to-dav. You will see from till - that l desire to pu--li tiie selling oT -Hymnci as far as po-sihlo, I am n-ing JLiirtnv own fsmll v, an 1 ft nil that ft givrs the desired relief, so ihat .1 take pleasure in spreading f ir and near the kr.nsyledge oi this sure relief ^or ca- tnertr.” ^ J,crOreceh, in p re pa ratio h for the caUirrhal troflilcs ol this season of 1 lie year, has oi'ilercil-H-is rg 1 slock of—liy - omci, and.seii* i; nniier guarantee to r d-utid-thn money if It docs not r.dtV.e. T 'P COmpletc.aMHlIt CO-t* hilt !jl. ftiul Remember, don’t miss tliis ehsnco of buying your goods at less than whole sale price*—as tliis sate will only last a short time. Fine Presents given away with every $R! 09 and un purchased. Don’t miss the place for- Q1L c. Georg a I’.ome town If Glenvlliebga meriy KrasnolT’s old stand other citizen a iii*c our correspondent n*. ci... .4. ‘u, 1 r.$t-r^!i C friend j it* g.mdnes* and growth, are MOtn MfCet, KariTWell, b. ff. MMURSKY* Pr op. NOTICE FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice 1* herehy^ffi^fT'tViat HiYTTrn- dersigned will, 011 MOiiday, February JIlli, .1903, tile iti* flnal aecou.it wiiii the Judge of Probate a* Gu.trdj-tn of Lawrence Rear Hnd R. A. yxjit «u.d a*k for letti ts disnii*sury, ■ - - * s B. )\. Rest, Guardian. Jan. 21th. 1905. i " f ' _ ; * . • v j. . • . THE PROm BEST. From Colorado to the Atlantic OoH*t, fr-tii Man land to the Gulf of Mexico tiie young & minis * Eden and Blue Gmi, and the ■ ■ Ymf, ft I'adta^pev -^44^ Eden Gem, pollock and | K'iL Genuine Rocky Ford FROM STANDARD MELONS hare proven the best grown, in the greaf-r productiveness, their superior *b!pping qualities and ex q ui s i t e deliciiuisuess and beauty. q'ltey i\n> STANDARDS now and bring the tiigneat price* iu all the licst market*. Carefully saved seed from per-, fcclly shaped and perfectly jj- pened melon* Tor sale. ImiII proof anil particulars and pricy li-t furnished on personal or ..written applicattion to— (TirnrATins,^. Blackviu.e, S. 0., Or — A Car Load of Baggies, Of the sort that please the eye, make riding a delightful ure, that are easy on teams and last for long years. A Car Load of Mules! STRAIGHT,-SOUND STOCK, the sort that owners can safe depend in field or road or anywhere. A Car Load of Horses! Blue Blooded, Swift for Young People, Safe for Old Folks* Sound as Silver Dollars; ■* A .lYgnM A Car Load of Furniture! Everything to make Home Happy, Comfortable and Attractive; ■ In nATS^CLOTHING, FURNISUING8 and SHOES for MEN, BOYS and YOUTHS I.carry full Hun* from the highest grades for flae dress purpose^ to the most substantial /or every day use*. In my Woman’* World there are all ihe old (favorites and new candldatvs l»i Dry and Dress Goods, Notions, 3hoes and Furnlshlhgs and their crHIcit examti nation is mbit cordially Invited. , . In Stoves, Housekeeping Good*, Hard*are and All Goaoral Merchandiao t am headquarter*. ' - Appieclating the generon* patronage of the season a cOntlmiance of best of. fort to plcaao and prolit all customers Is cheerfully pledged. ■PID. STILL E.. E. ^‘XTEHSTTnEl. I3 L ACTvVIHTC, S- C. ~f >ppogTte H i 11. F. YOUNG & VO , 808 Washinotox Sr., - Nkw Yokk Cirr. N. Y. BARNWELL OPERA HOUSE, FEBRUARY 3RD, 1805: BilTy Kersands’ Ths Original BILLY KER5A5BS’ With His Own BisrShov/ If I5ig Minstrels. N^w first Part Gorgeous Costumes Everything i\ew. Ill SPECIALTIES'ID *lrong“jflT?mnTTee.iindei‘ which no soil it. ThU rcmarkuhic rv-modv BWdtcatflS jpg frli'fl'iHiicmis iiieynhrsne of thO jjatr pa-stg'-*, :uid making a complete cure of tiie worst casu ot catarrh. Prices 25c* 50c, 75c. Seals on sale al Creech’s Pharmacy. next year. n?rx»hgar*tne»H. " ' A f the next examination for certifi cates to teach In tiie public schools questions from Hughe A Mistakes in Teaching, Fctennan’# Civil tfovern- ment and Curreht Events will he in- c.uded. It is recommended by the State Board of Education that before that * examination teachers read Sir Laun- /al and the Last of the-MTHflcans. Hie" Jjtate Board furtlier recommenils 'The Little Chronicle, published iu Chicago, Tor Co f real TTventr v - 'Teachers are urged to procure tiie Above named books,especially Hughe*’ Mistakes in Teaching and"’Feterinan’s Civil Government. They can be pro cured at reasonable price* from Hinds Jt N'obleor Jolin WannHiiiakej; *t Co., of New York or Baker A Taylor, Flill- adelphia. 'The State Board has adopted one • iiunared And twenty new library book-, which will be ready to bo sent but by the time the Legislature makes the appropriation.^ *■ It. M. Darlington, Co. Supt. Education. Jan. 3lst, 1905. in es- NOT1CE. All perions are hereby warned not to- liunt, fish, haul straw or wood; make roads or paths nor in any other way to trespaaa on the lands of the following: Mf Willis, Dr. W. T. Willis, Dr. K. M. Willis. ’ Williston, S. C., January IJili, 1905. morrow, Friday, evorfmg Notice of Final Discharge estate of Marion Stringfellow. Cnpt.4fr W. l*H,Uard*<*H oilers matcli mules and wsgou for sale. Notice to Debtor* and Creditors—Es tate of Dr. R C, Roberts The Bee Hive, despifre tlm^erdd, con tinues honeycombed with .bargains of siim’n'er Sweetness. BARNWELL OPERA.JOUSE. , 4'4 ,vi Saturday and Monday Night*. - HltrLYftR M C1L Prices, 25, J5 and *'>0 Cents. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fif- dav and^aturday Nights, WILLIAMS’COMEDY CO. In a Repertoire of Standard Flays. 1 Popular Prices, 13, 23 ami 35 Cents. TickeM at CREECH’S FJIARMACY. E Presented in ^ n m / For Sale. - Pair of line large match mules; also wagon aud barness complete. II. W. Richardson. ArTwelve Day Sale of Entire Stock, beginning Moiwlay, February Gth, and closing Saturday, February 18th. - At prices less than cost to manufacture, ami thousands of yards of desirable merchandise at TrhoV's dc prices. While there is a loss attached, to this sale the Emporium Will be well repaid for the many friends it will make during the sale. Ladies Ready to Wear Skirts—a big stock to select from—at prices to suit. Silks, Hosiery—and in fact alJ-bnes to be softl at? the big Sale at COST. Now a word as to Irine Embroideries:—We have them and adviseyonr purchasing now as you save big money. Odds and Ends in Laces and Embroideries at one-hajf .price—a big loss. Gome-early Monday, and remember—this sale will only last 12 clays, as advertised. Tobin’s Millinery Emporium. s Hill Toi 3*? 46 Cotion I and >< 10 Saddle and Timber Mules o Harness Horses. FROM its* nmauxa^meffp. No better stock has ever been brought to this State, and nd better can be, for no better can be raised. They will suit every want and purpose and, as always, prieej are fan* and right. Come to see them and mej HARNESS HARNESS. An Immen*e stock, reaching fmm the Choicest to the Cheapest Grndea^ Anf .niii, frmn ii Jim* Bapfi i|p pr d Qw ftr Saddles for Hen and Wo4 men. Lap Rube* and Whips Ac. in vast variety, but of tbo best quality; -- ajsji-t. My Stock of Buggies i* liiperb, the most comfortable, tbo moat datable, and th* prettiest in tloUh anLetyiefttldCff)* In America. My Wagon* arc of tiie makes that have stood she test of wear and time to thd unbroken sa-iisfactlohr of*-a!l who ,hqyf» _u*cil them. Buy one. You will Sav blacksmith hills slid be ble.*sed by j’Otir easy pulling teams. Charlie Brown, BARNWELL, S. C- BIG SALE OF FURNITURE: rrr ~r,— c TO RENT. — 'I'he Home Tract, contalrilng whet-r- Hcrc*, mure or le** t on my Fric^ 1’lac.e : on the Augiuta Road, near Barnwell. Mis. Fanny M. Simm*, '[ Barnwell, ,s. c. • During the month of February entire Stocks of Suits, Side Boards, China Closets, Window Shades and Rugs, go at and below Cost. _ Come and be convinced. Big re ductions on Chairs and Beds. TOBIN S FURNITURE STORE. • r ''MjfewMsaMBHHfliBMii DICKS - HOUSE, 034 BROAD ST., . ^ j Al'ol’sva, Ga. j Excellent rooms' and good table board. Rati**, 11.60 per day; special rales by tire week; ~ — > A. P. Drcits, F*or. MONEY TO LEND. We are prepared'to negotiate loan* on in.proved farms for five yei«f», P : * r, ii»l . . ». , payment* loterwh S per cttH ntr loan* 1 illCSUSY, 91 lift at tin Jrr $1,000; 7 percent on loans over j ^ tSi i -i* $1,000. Don’t w rRe. come i»Kd *ee u* | OlllCG 111 xSlaCKVlIlC •’-O f*-—1 Viidajr ami DR, J. fl. L MILHOUS* DENTAL SUaCEOS, BLACKVILLE, S. C. "Will be at hiaj Baruw< office every Monday his