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/A . f •./ •• .r. -X., MEMORIAL DAY- TbeiBarnwell People. a , K .. , ^ j■ r Yh**' Kxmutlvn < nttrmlww* of fh« Si. ■' . —r-. Rivers’ BridX’' Mesiimial A»«>»ci»MoM '®^T"WtU wicet Ht ift* MitntnriHl GroiintU on Anturditv, March 4ih, ai. 8 o’clock i>. in. RATE4 0P»L’RSCmj-tm. < ''Z!\S Mr * n *" i * *7 ** la Advance, pci Aiinum $1.9b | A full attendance U earnestly re* tiiorsiVay. MARon a, ixa UJlflL. lUefted. YheeolTftty chain etinji will move from Ben Norria’ J’laoe toihiy M lla- pAod’’* Mill on Barnwell and-Charle* ton Road. J B M<>mr. SniwrrtiHjr. Roberta. Jr.. Clerk. “Dr. tf. P. Klr^lanf •• 1'rea. The regitlar meetlnft Barnwell» iTjOdge No 1H, Knights of Pythias will ibv he'd ai their Hull' n Fddfyy niirlit lHt'7‘4 O’clock. A full attendance Is requeted itj.order of ARDEN A. LEMON, <\V. W’m. Me NAB. K R. VV. Jeunv, y ' Sec. -Nesi Monday will be Sulcday. One birth of 1005 has gone by. Dr Frank M. W1I1U has returned Ithaca, N. Y. “The vo!c9 of the turtle (dove) I* heard In tin' land ” r«1r new adver^isemeets in it»ia Uane, Can von find theiti- to I Mr L roy JlolalHeave* via the Oi>Mt ‘Line todav for a ten day* Visit to iehtiiv>-N and frienda iu Virginia and Washington. f - , i, a * y~ t. t » Tbs Barnwell Bap'Ut Congregation accepted on nundfy the fttalgiiatinn of Rev. J. I> Moore Pastor, w take ef fect March 1*1. Dnul the 15th Inst. Treasurer Arm strong w ill add die 7 per cent, pena t v on all unpaid tuxes; after that date t x- ect.lions w ill i.sne. A Sunday rigid Are In Now Orleans destroyed wharves, frelghtsheda, grain elevators, "freights, 2U.OOO bales oi cot ton and other property valued at tlve million dollars. “Tux PxoPtK’a roo good a paper to readwltltont paving tor it” w«s the iiiee (n inpIliHent of a Jti*t man made tx-rfect. a* he hat .Jed ns a couple qf s'" ver cri tideates cm stihses InMoii. ew sutipl orilent at IbN of TOR SALK! ’Bv E.tsterUng-Patter^'hdl»ir ^mres^ . ° ^ 1.1.-.. i*.. • • «ll<S S.IX Wstv It t Orders filled promptly." Select for your garden a rich, loamy soil and break from. 15 to IS inches deep Fertilize highly and see that yon plant nothing but the very best seed—seed of a pure strain. " See that your hot beds are In conditio.i and sow in some earlv Mr. W A. AH o? Allendale was a welcome Monday tl»itor to Barnwell.; Olapt. H. W. Richardson went up to Ccduinbia Sunday afternoon on busi ness. Cup*. P. J. Zeiglei Is building a tel ephone line from Allendale to Cohen’* Bluff. We repeat the advice: Burn your cliinmey* before the March winds blow. Cabbage. Lettuce, Beet and Rad ish. ‘ Our seeds have just arrived, xnd. we guarantee them to be SOUND NEW SEED, # —BEING OF— LAST YEAR’S CROP. carry over no seed from one year to another. WHY lake chances when you can get jour secil fioni us and » RUN NO RISK, and »t the same time get them lor about one half w lial .v<>u p.iy* . for eommis'slon seed. We also .■■carry .i:i.iUdii-.fciLun tcctL.. hilt strongly .advise ag d'St iliejr use, bulk seed being be.tcr, sounder and purer a* well*sc.lieaiier. Gel your seed early so \oii vfill ! have iheui i.ii hand at the piojter " time for sowing: Get a supply »>f our earliest va rieties of r- r.AHRAGE; Early Jersey, Wakefield, Early- Wimiiu:;staJt. Ear ly lirumlicad and Eariy Flat Dutch. We espeeiallv r* ennimend t'-e above dour, varlei >4'S < as >1’ KH II EADKKS and early pm^ vlded you get a pure strain of seed. — Plant nttr Pnrly Red Tarn J p Beet ami oar Cabbage Lett lee. Plant oar Extra Early Scar .let Radishfrmpiig your beets as a catch errp 1 hey euaie aud are gone before they get in the way of t e beet. Sow ni H good ertu* - our . EXTRA EARLY ALASKA GARDEN PEAS, i ra’uahleiia-ai'cOnnt i»f It* curli-J n>-s- and |ir<idiicii\.-ic *> miVi rn> Ileau(itul gr ••n eolnf j . p.id- aml. tea-, a * vv el I as tlicir ich- * clous flavor. > lie \ .ro . i- - of garden i eas this i* ibe oec !■ pbiOt. \-STTce»’»‘ion ••! i rno* can tie hail ,by sewing cv.• i v two weeks Ail ihe <ither varieties The next, coming out of the ground hog is due March lC:b, today two week*. The sunny weather bss broken the grip uf the grippe epidemic in this county _f- .Fudge, James Aldrich Returned from Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, last week. Mr. Clinton Brown was down front Columbia ou a visit to relatives the lirs-Cof tbi week. The latest ii.>w* from Senator Til!mini is good, lie Is rapidly recovering his 'accustomed health. Miss Louise Patterson, one of Allen dale’s fairest daughters, is visiting at Dr. E. L. PataeVaoH’*. —D.mgre«siiisao'hmt .iunn*. O ..l.'atAi Z-. the son v> ill T'eriim from Washington Hist part of next week. Rev. I>. II C’-oslar.d bn* accepted c .Hil to,Red B.inW ami Pine l.’lumant ..< hurches in fealuda Couhty. A-rn quested Ex-Senator Mcl.aurin’s -s|H*ecl(, Indore-the t.'oluintila Convention is puhli-bed on fourth p.tgc.< Mi** Esther Jenkins o' kline was the verv jn i-ir v'TT*TTbT tfi-P''KYI*nwell Tefff- phtvtmr heen eh etfd SrnnMir fot^ Bierw dvss. t *!i .■-aturday and.riuuduv. — ♦ +, M r W.. W. \ rwatrong ha« moved from Baldock to Ids recently iwirehssed tital- n.ikcr phmtatton near White I’on I. Col. G. I\. Rv an ha* been elected fdi'ilrnian of the tb.urd of Trustee* ot the Birnwell Graded School District. <'diaries Carroll Simms Esq. take* the Coa-r Lin- todav f <r Washington and \e»v Y*ok on profe»»hinal busi ness, .... . K. II VilUrd.nf Bull Pond Tovrn- .lii,>. lo»t his house anil co'ifcnts by lire .m last Saturday uight. Origin of H" unknown, it' Pr.d N. \ pstri'rson left on Tliur«- Ids h in .South Florida. ht»£( -rp. s to epme back for good atirEwrt^e 4< ro man i moot |i A • 1 v y-v i l w !ti< '-m'cti t»eHeo o on band. Creech’s Pharmacy. It. <’oi nor F»q., v\|»n has been (tnnwrp jmenmonta, was ♦mi I’ii *dav. to the great I lit- Wranv friend*. S en. nt 'Spring niultipl’bd la-t week. ! lie - ldrils'«ang, tlie maples am) ot'i’er su ,iiii* growth* started budding and Tuk Pk«*I'Lks illdh-s hegsn peeping from tlie brown earth. The sca'cs pf juath'e in our Circui,’ ■ onrtwihf* va'.u-oviU W U.-i-d, Jvjn wyif I't-i ui b- Jn lg« D A Townavn I i>P PhIoH, WtiiRiMeT •fet tii by Judge Jainwa- Ahlrich'd \ kfn an’d. F<lf Term hv vciaaBBswOS* Judge R. (). i ’u rlvof on nit cr. —Rev R W Barnjyell, who began his ministerial career as RT'L't'or of thiv Ba>owc|i Kpi*copal t'lnireh. has gone to- Richmond to. take charge of the Chun I: from which K'-v. I'.ohert Sr range was electevl Bishop Coadjutor of North Carolina _r,nck Wheat.. Country SVrup, Pores, Surai- ga < hips Oatmeal, Dli.cs, Pickles, Sauces. Red hot To ha»co San ce, Mayonaisc, Prc- serves, Jellie*. Jatos, Mince Meat, California Peaches, V\ bite Chef ries. tisyeet. 'I’en'ler Garden Peas, —S't rir IHifH ft I'outatnes, Corn At Tomatoes, Kgg K r liiiW7T p WlMtlt"W!tl l 'aitiesl ^lustard Sav.dJhe*, shrimti, ' Lobs ter gud nuiflTiei U ss o.lici- ean- Itei^meat* and ll«b. Dried (jatiforiiia l , eaclie«, ) PrnrH‘S, A|>|>les, Fig*, Curr.intH, Citron, ‘‘Date*. As good a man »« we know expresses ihe opinion that an extra session of the l.egistaturc li.nlte I the repeal of too!! li laws and the nieuiling of un crrfiiin ones v.ould^ be a, good Invent oucrit lor the state And he is not and will not be a candidate The Farmer* of Great Cypres* Town orgrifitratiou was formed to be know n as the ‘•Great Ovpre** Cotton Growers ar;d Agricultural C.'ntv W. N. Bark- nr wim airrt' d Pr—ldA"t B S Jenkins . . . - . ^■I't'etiny:—-1 "T i'~rTi i Tfftt i TTiT T *~ T ii'ill hr [her o| acre* cot tofrsp.anted, in r telit on Tsattttrhvr M a rob Hth. +b 4. ‘fe. son Co., Kb ton* cotton seed local. W 0, JURORS FOR MARCH TERM. Petit Jurors were drawn on Tuesday for the second week of Court commenc ing on Monday, March Utli, 19u5, a* follow*: Barnwell : J li Woodward, N G Walker. W J Lemon. J D Miles,. W Halford. Bennett Springs: L R Duncan. B'ackviHe: I-udore Brown, II C Chilly, J B SHU Georges rrcpk : II C Atn, E S Ray. Great Cypress! J M Good son, W 11 Hazel. Red Oak: W C Birt, 0 II Owens, C D Fowke, J D Garrison, VV P Renew, Rich I.and*: B N Whaler. Hoseijiarv: B E Folk, VV M Hair, Allen Wool** , J M Hill, SP Frdk, J W Mitchell Syganiore: J C I.ondholdt, W II Mix- Kon aM MiXRon. J 0 Lyons. WilHston: A Stan<ell, VV W Harley, I F I’ssery, J L Porter, D L String- fellow, S B Hair. S M Woodward. A WELL DONE, WELL WON. 41'he following preamble nnd resolu tion* adopted by (be Board of Trustee* of the Barnwell Graded School District express not only their grateful appre- Tfjrfrm" -nr itio'Tvrytcmr of"ttrTTrgw -Hr Bates Esq. i\s :» member arid yhairmau of that Board, but all Interested Hi that adniirahhe instltutioti know and feel ami hear tpstinintir tbat by' h a untiling. unse li'h and Intelligent admiiUstratlon the Graded School ha* been made Barn- well’s best j"v' el. - VV II ERE AS, Ge-mge II. B‘ fl ^ , . K <( 1 Chairman of the Board of Trustees of tile I Ur iCTfl LG riulod School Dl-tricE vvc.H Lnnnty. "annut under the stat« Constitu'bm hold two public otlice* *t tlie sam*- time, and ha* tendered his ie»igiiut(nn as a member of tlii*' Board. AND WHEREAS, he ha« for seven teen years served a> a member of this Board, the last 12 of which Lelng 1i| the capacity of Chairman, and having performed all the duties thereof with marked abilVv ami faithful zeal. VOW, therefore, be it resolved by the Board of Trustee* of the Barnwell Grain'd School District, hr regular uieet’iig assembled, on the seventh day of February, A. D 11H)5. That vve rel.qclaiitfv accept Ills reslg- uati-*tr-as-a ntraw+i.'r of tills Board and that a public recognition of the es- tenn in w hich Vve hold him','thus place on record our_appreciatioti of his past TeiFlce*. which luv’trteau .marked hy justness, unselfishness, energy, and a constant display of that, rugged Integ rity which lin* ever predominated hi* public and private life. FOR SOLE! By Easterling—I’atter- son Co., ItKt tons urrrton sv-eil meal. T35A.S. TToiing IIy*o';, Formo-a Oolong. Russian,‘•Nalvnb,’’ Imlia & t ey- )on Mixed, “."liver Ocean,” 'Young Hyson <1 Oolong Mixed, All of these teas are of superb quality and flavor. We are ah-olnteiy sme of pleasing tlie most diaer'riniuatjng* taste. Hot Bread, Biscuits, Koll*. Lem- ott and-Miuce Pies every day from our bakery. * 0ur AssortmcDt Craclvers but sE too extensive to- enumerate, here are a few of our Ica lers ; Uneeda Biscuit*, Maltlne*, SiVtra- foga Flakes, Zu Zus. Butter Thin*, Uneeda Milk. Anlmaln, Lemon Mnaps, Sultana Fruit, Cheese Bis cuits, Vanilla Wafers, 5 O’clock Tea*.Charleston Dainties, Nabi«co. Champaign, Festrno Almonds, Nic 3»hc«. L-mon. Ours is-tlve place for CANDIES of all kind*. Remember we give Trading Stamp*. Tickets for Crock ery or Key to Money Box to all our customers. Don’t forget to ask for one or the other. We w ill be glad to have you call and examine <hh* eotteoslve a*«ort- inerft of g<*od things to eat. We cannot tell you here the half of whafwe carry. Don’t forget to ask for Mackerel C. K. RVAN. Barnwelf, S.-G-, Feb. Ev 45. Mii > anil matches in a bureau draw er came i car causing the ln«s of Mr. CT. Arthur Best-’* rest Friday morning disliking the odor of burning sulphur, gave the alarm in the nick of time nnd by quick work the lire was extinguish ed ./The bureau and contents were damaged considerably, put nothing else injured. The Barnwell Legislative delegation diet on Monday to recommend to the Governor for appointment under the amended county government law tlia tw o enniniissioner* who are to act with the County Supervisor in the manage ment of county ntfalrs. As profe-sinnal dutlesTirOvenCed Dr Turner’s attend ance the m< etiug was adjourned until Saturday next without making the recommendation.^ . CO U N 1 Y ( O N V E N TIDN. \s County < liairm,vn of the Cottor? Growers’ < Itiu vention , of Barnwell -y (innty; iri order to ihonmgiily organ ize tlie rhiivement iti 111** ceuntr, the Tediporary and p.-ini-uient organiza tions id each-—lovvnsiiip to cooperate w itii eac-harthe-r, in order to |>erfecF a = tlioriiugii organization by apiadniing fmi im inbers In each township, and it not ui' nibeis then any person who will act that is in svmpil’ny with tjie Hiuvemcnt to-acinyas* the township. enroll'members and at the same time collect membership lees, w hich are a* follows: 5 cents tier capita and live cents for each mule and horse owned by said m< inbet. This i* a voluntary -cwuiributiiiii. but is »o amail'in eoni- .i.irison to tlie undertaking and the bonefu to he derived that .1 cannot con ceive in my mind how a ay planter* merchant, lawyer, doHor or banker can refuse to couM'ftluie so small »n apiouivt. The duty of this dotnmlttce of four w 11! be also to enroll the name of every planter, wlilxe or cohired, and ascertain froiri each one the number of acr * planted In cotton hi RK>4. mun- HtpS; amoont -oETertBlZitr -tt»mT ‘ Fir l»di, amount ot feitil'ntcr oseYin t all a meeting of your towm-hip-fof SuturdaV, the ltrti of March, to elect i«le.nce-*t.-8-o'clock «delegate* to tjie County Convention, Masfpr Linwood, which will coiiverve in BarnwelUo.n IN eduesday, the 15th dayw of...'iarcli at 12 O’clock, 51. ' —. ” —r - Basis of representntion, one delegate to every ten enrolled members and one for the TradTion thereof. The Convention will transact tbe following busUrcss; Dt: tailing the roll of township del- egHtluns. •, 2nd : The election of & Vice Presi dent and Tieisurer 3d: An election or appointment of Exeuutive Committee. “ , 4th : A cohiinUt«e on Finance.-, oth : A committee on warehouse* and warehousing. 1 And such business as In the jndg ment of. the ineeiing. j* essential to make the organizatiotTboiuplste in ev ery detail. In conclusion allow me to say that this is ih • most important convention that has ever assembled in Barnwell County. T!>e object of the meetltig, jt« pnrpoiesand intluehce will be far reacliing, amt will not only alTcct the pt^sent but future generations, Avhlte and colored. Then, may I not entreat \ ou"to quit youTseive* line men, for- g>'tting lor the time the spirit of sel- lishnes*. Cohie in the spirit of unity and we are hound to succeed,' and our meeting together will be a grand suc- Baruwell County farmers are taking thing* philosophically, as they are g nerallv well able to d<*. The back ward Springjia* not di*tnrlied their serenity nor has the dethrotiing of King Cotton spoiled their tstnpers. They Ntalhte that they can live com- foitably by making other erop-. and it the rest of the tsnnth will be as sensible all the world w ill he begging for u big cotton acreage and crop In 1'JOti. TX- And this la the Nnnnv South after ! all. tt wa* proven to us rm Monday | by seeing ir lemon grown hr Mrs M. j F. Hair of \V: I listen, perfect in color*'j c* s*. | iug and form and four time* a* large • a* th* -Uu m (tjtlu tliat. the., grucura'. import front lower latitudes. The tree | on which it. was *rown Is three years -- .'.i^ DEATHS. , ' Mrs. R. B McLcniorA dl’d a* home th BamweGjm ^oriday afternooh after a long 01 n4*s. The luneral vicc* were held on Monday by Rev, J. 1 D Moore and he? body. I aid td re*t In the fatuilv burial ground near her old bntualn R»**emHry Town*hlp. She wa* a daughter of Mr. Joel McLemore and frotQ o'h 11 d Ttootettr rhe fast, hoar ter life A a* perfect In the discharge of its every duty. A dayoted. husband and one child survive to clteii*h the rtiem orv of the good wife and loving mother. In their sorrow they have the sympa thy of many friend*. From childhoAd she had becnaebn- sDteut member of,the Baptist Church. After a long, brave battle w.lth fajl- lug health Mr. Harry D. .Izlar, a >n of Major Laurie T. Izlar, depart'd thi* llte nt Ocala. Florid*. <*n the 2otb ult. To- Hie many ttarollua friends win admired hint for tbe higb endowments 4-**t ware ■givton.-Min~thla..-a.DJt<mnv‘ft:. ment. will carry deep and sincere sor row, that a life so fair with promise i usefulness should have ended be fore the brightness of its morning had come near its- noon. But God know* best, and many hearts will share the sorrow that till* the home iu which he was so well loved. The Infant son of Mr. snd Mr*. W. VV' Woodward died on Friday and wa* laid to rest -n the Baptist church yard on "Ht’irdav. Rev, J. D. Moore cn- du -ting th** last servlr.ea. The bereav ed parent* have the sympathy of many friends in their great borrow. FIRE pn aldendalr, Between.Il and 12 o’clock Sunday night the quiet of Allendale wa* broken bv the alarm of (Ire. Starting in the kitchen of Mr! VV. I, Williams the (lame* so quickly destroyed hi* two story residence and store building that hi* family narrowly escaped without injury, saving onlyarsmall portion of their honselmld good*. The loss wa«i only partially covered by ,Insurance. Next tlie two story buildlng'of Mr. Ju lius tsklarz wa* destroyed, with liis stock of good*. |le had small insu rance on hi* huildingvbut none on hi* good*. Home six or ('iglit y('ars ago he s,!ffc?c.a 11 *mi|i:,TteifVV b-*. T The residence of I. L. TcFdn, I’.sq ( and the store of Mr. Sharfsln were in danger but good wmk and the still aright saved iten*. The lire wa* auci- dcutuh GUR FRIENDS. Busy day ea Is la»f week from Mes«rs Henry Hutto aij<l, J R (’■irroll were potsswr to THK Pr.o, i l;. Thornduv’s brightness made all toe more apnreciat/'d the pleasant calls of Mes-r* VV. Frank Greeni*, O. B. Bow er* and VV. G Bower*. Friday was a perfect Spring day. lit for toe enjoyment of the valued visit* of Messrs A. IC Bnrckhalter and N M liankrnson and the kindly massage of a'good lady subscriber, at whose home Titk PeopIk has.hMMf been a welcome visitor. An interview on Monday morning with Mr. F. Chavoii* of Allendale raised the thermometer of our hap)i- ucss to Summer pleilsantiies*. Sunshine wa*d>roiig'at into the sane turn op Monday by our long rime good friend, Mr 51. K. Ilalr, of Willlstort. Tuesday call* h Messrs VV. T. Cave tr and J M. Grubb* cave February a •rright- irn.tl hapffy enrl4«4* beloic eating, atid vouC stomach’ wTTT jaan hecome so strong and healthy that . y<HI will he germ proof Ask J,—^.Lt^!.' 1 t i. Creech to show you the guarantee un- dVr' wriicln he sells Mi-o-na; cost* nothing unless it cures. , —OF THE YEAR— “The Bee Leaders of Lou/ Prices, futhterlY krasyoef's ~~otrrr A Gar Load of Bougies, Of the Sort that please the e^e, make ridine a delightful ure, that are easy on teams and last for long years. |jP A Car Load of Mules! STRAIGHT, SOUND STOCK, the sort that owners cau^H depend in field or road or anywheie. A Car Load of Ilorsest T STAND ON MAIN STREET, BARN WELL, S. C. 0 make room for our coming Spring and Summer stock which will soon arrive from the Eastern markets, we are ottering to the public for .ho ' Next 30 Days our entire stock which we have now on hand, consisting of Clothing, Dry Goods, Dress Goods,. Shoes,, Hats, Gents’ and Ladies’ Furnishings and Blue Blooded, Swift for foung People, Safe for Old Folks Sound as Silver Dollars* A Car Load of Furniture! Lverything to make Home Happy, Comfortable and Attractive* In HATH, CLOTHING. FURNISHINGS and SHOES for MEN, BOYS and YOUTHS I carry full line* from the highest grade* for fine dress purpo* CbThe rnost's’-ibstantial for every day it**'*. ’ ’ In my Woman’* World there are all the old favorites and new cnndidatM Dry and Dress Good*, Notions, shoo* and FurnloliHig* and their critical exatni- Miljinery, regardless of cost is most cordiaiiy invited. prices. EMEMRER, now is your chance K to save your money Gome and see for yourself the many bar gains w.a. Ii.'lvc for you. Our entire -■ ‘>ik i* fresh and up to date and niu*t be *'dd. Below notice a few of our many bargains— Mens’, Boys’ and Children’s suits at half prices. SHOES for young and old, large or small, at factoft priei *. II aT.s of a’l- aind^ at. lut.t au ic***. -Uni: .atMck. In HtoVc*. Housekeeping Good*, Hard*are and all GencrAl MerchamIUe t am headquarter*. . — -iik Appteclating the generon* patron ige of the Reason ivcflntlnliance of beat ef fort to plea*c and profit all customer* I* cheerfully pledged. ‘ TT T3 JR. JR. PEA CKVIELE. B-C. -I ■ if IUUuSS <i()(U)S r ,consisting of .line llannrl*. trico*, bniad clctli*. (’*<>*1 '•ier* «, woistcd* nnd zlb’din*; all of the f>c*t fabrics and will,he sold less thaii cost price. Men’s heavy fi'-ecg UNDERWEAR, all color*, at 75c. a suit. Cneiked and wide HOMESPUN/ g >od quitlitv, at, 4c. a yard. I.adic.*’ R-ndv to Wear SKIRTS fjo'U 75c. hi;(j up. Opposite iSmon Brown’s Sons. - <& PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST GERMS. People With Weak Stomal'hs Most Lia ble to Catcli Disease. When the stomach and digestive or gan* arc weak, tne food doc* ni>t dige-f and there i* a sour, *liinv, fermentii g nia**. making it an ideal spot (or tbe disease germ* to nmlViply. The only way to"protect yourself agalu«t dJ*ea*c germ* is to strongfhenJJiiralimiacIi and digestive organ*, and '5li o na i* the only aget t *<» far a* t* known that will Hcoonipll-li this. Tlie ordlrarv medicine that Is taken for indigestion and stomach trouble* Is advertt-ed toaet-ufe+n tte teel alone, iyid lienee can give no more than t< m porary relief. Mi o na ix a certain cure in all cases Of -stomach troiibie*, excepting cancer, because it enables the stomach and digestive organ* to act in the wav NaUxtelaUiudcd they should. Drug* cannot digest the food ; tbe.v sim olv decompose it. If you snllVr With distress altar eat ing. pain* in the head, chest, sid's and back beichjng of gc* s and undigested food, bad taste in the mouth, dlzzfne**.' or vertigo, heartburn, vatiahle appw tite, sick headacb*.' spots before the eves, and have a general feeling of des pondency, weakness and debility yon should at once strengthen the stomach . .fc’Vhw u jy* 1 ? 11 ** ,n ' c " ,t ®'c masted 11 my best service* to help you save aion- the be-d way of mukint money. I invite your early and fre quent call*. have a gona man? rdher bST- gaiii* that we can’t meutlon in Ibis space, but jou must come and see for yourself. , v . AVc are selling tlie celebrated W. L. DOUGLAS $2.50, $).00 and $5.50 Shoes. 1 * . Remember, don’t miss this chance ot bin lug your good sail less than wbole- *»!e !'ri( C-—i’.s tlii* sale will only last a short time. 'Fine Present* given away witboycry llti.OO and up purchased. * DoiVt miss the place-—for merly KrasnotT’s old s|and on Main Street, Barmyell, S. -"C 3. mZUmZY; Prop. THE GYLES CASH STORE, W: A. GYLES, Proprietor Old Stand of C. E. Gyles, BLACKVILLE, S. 0., <)fTcr*Jto careful buyer* a Complete ami Carefully Sdectcj .Stock of Gener al Merchandise, tousisiing of Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes. Medicines, Groceries and Furniture, &c M &c. Having bought the stock of C. E. Gyle*, and making large-’ additions thereto I a*k the liter,ii patronage oT my friend* and Mm general public My h»ng-.tnercantilo cxpcricnco end thorough bu*ine*s method* justify me In promising the> conipletest sathfac- Mon to evurv buyer of every-article at ffct . ' GY LOS GASH tr To our Ti icnds ami eustomers, pa<rt ]Ti‘otk‘n t and pnDpcctiYO. A ml we are prepared to doTiur full part td make it a prosperous one, having just received * “ /■' t, ‘ Two Mare Car Leads of Males aad — fiac toe Car Load-of toses, * > m both of the *ame good strain and aort that have nude Whittle’s n-putatioirfor getting the best at the lowest price*. 300 BUSHELS TTalive Rust Proof Seed Oats them now fer bpring sowing, soon. for Sale. Buy They will go 4. WHITTLE’S STABLES, 15LACKVILLE, S. C. ST0RG. 46 Cotton and 10 Saddle and Tmbsr Mules y Harness Horses. Frank II. Creech, ' jPres Barnwell Co. C. G. A. IT. L. O’ Ba n iion, ^TRESPASS NOTICE. All person*are-herehy warned not. to hunt, H*h, haul straw or wood, make road* or park* or In any other wav to trespass on the lands of the undersign 6<1 ! i ' W. F. Googe, -R. M. Bb*ttcK. -O. Prank Best. ' - J AJlaodale, ». C., Fab 23nd > 1905. old. It was kept In * pit during the colder week* of tlie winter, during the remainder uf tteypaelo tin* omui air. . That ‘•LegKIatiye Mistake” quoted j from the Columbia Record last, week a* ' At the Act amending the Barnwell f’ounty government law wa* mad" in the engm'ndng department, where the clerk* prepared and *ent up for ra&ili cation both the originatly lutrmtneed bill and the aineiub d 'till. The dele- gatbdi wa* nor'r***t»'m*i4P' for tb« er ror which will he e«*|iy cured i»v the Governor’s apptoval of ttte amended #nd waste Use karting of the original. Secretary. Barnwell, 8. O., KebV. 27th, 1905. FOR BALE! By Ea*tiTlingEPutter- son Go., 100 totw cotton seed meal. Don’t forget to a-k for' trading stamp*,• crockery ticket* or Key to money box, at RirawVV' 1 1 . > " • *' • i Forfv Mule* and Horse*(, the best BUSINESS LOCALS. Plckied Saimon—at Rvai.’s—15cts. a pound or 2 pound* for 25cts, When yon want the best mince meat made try Armour’s—at Ryan's. English* Wa nut*. Ahnnnds, Pecans, Brazil Nut*, Peanuts—at Ryan’s. Dried Apples. Peaches, - Prune*. Date*. Figs Raisins, Currants, Citron — at Ryan's. Tty Ryan's ‘‘Silver Queen.” ”^a- bob’C” '“Russian. Young Hyson, For mosa Oolong—Tea*. If you want the best Iri*h F’otatoe* you have eyer bud or dreamed of go to Burckhalter’* Drug Store and get Hul*t*’ Early Ro«e, R( d Bliss Triumph, _ • Pride rtf the Month. This i* tlteir tir*t *ea*on on this mar- !-<|> ket but it wyt not be the last. VV. A. dyLES, Blackville, S- C- FROM . ' • . • ‘ v 'M No better stock has ever been brought to this State, and no better can be, for no better can be raised. They will suit every want and purpose and, as always, prices are fair and righTT" ' ^ . Come to see them and me. ASPARAGUS ROOTS FOR SALE. ( have a few thousamf" asparagus roots, or crowns for sale, raised from KupiM^utdFri-uchgrtttfiiaecd of the j i Kafly Argenteull varity. Brigham Reed, 3t Elko, S. U. ■w 1 - CABBAGE PLANTS. ? 1.50 par 1,000... I am now prepared to dll any and ntp order* with the best varieties of cabbage plant*. Or- frnm the W<e*t, ju t received af ' i**f- ^|er* tilled for any amMiut and varlefv. lie Brown’* Jllll I’op Buhle. w r , e for pdeea-on lot* of 8.000 and Car Load "f Bugg'C*, Wagon* and over. JUI ;’ ' liarne**; Ik-«i make* and qualitleir, ; Address all order* to jnst rmeivcl at Charlie Urowu’s Toy MaUitft. 11111 W. F. Carr, Maggett, 8 C. THE PROVED BEST. "T ’ « T From Colorado to the Ailant*c Coa»t., fr'-m •'Maryland to the Gulf of .Mexico the YOUNG & MATHIS Eden and Blue Gem, and the Young & Matliis Cantaloupes, Eden Gem, Pollock and Genuine Rocky Ford FROM STANDARD MELONS 1 . have proven the best grown. In tbe greater productive be**, their superior shipping qualities and ex q u I s I t e deliciousueaa and "beauty. „ "i— They are STANDARDS no* and bring the highest prices in all the best markets. Carefully saved seed from per fectly shaped and perfectly ri pened melons, for sale. Full proof and particulars and price list furnished on personal or written appllcattion to— O. H MATHIS, Blackvillk, 8. C., Or * H. F. YOUNG & CO , 308 Wasimkoton St.. Nrw You* City, N. Y. HARNESS HARNES An Immense stock, reaching from the Choicest to the Cheapest Grades, separate piece sold, from a Brow Band up or down. Saddles for Men and men. Lap Robes and Jjj'hips &o7Tn vast variety, but of tbe best qualityj IB-a-ggies ANU W eigozAs. My Stock of Buggies is superb, the most comfortable, the most durable, au'it th'* prettiest in finish and style made in America. My Wagon* are of the makes that have stood the test of wear and time to that unbroken satisfaction of FH who have u*ed them. Buy one. YouwtllMY blacksmith blila and be blessed by your easy pulling teams. — Ut Charlie Brown, BARNWELL. S. C. ywf mk DICKS-HOUSE, — -; 634 BROAD 8T-, A bdcMi.Tn. V' 1 " Excellent rooms and good table board. Kates, $1.50 per day? special rates by the week. A. P;Dicxsi-PRoF. MONEY TO LEND. We are prepared to negotiate loans on Improved farms for five year*, partial payment* iutereot 8 per cent on loan* under ft,000; 7 percent on loan* over $1,000. Don’t vrrfttL come and see ma ratter son Si Son. 28-2 DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS* BENTAL SORGEOH, BUCKV1LLC. S. C. Will be at his Ban office every Tuesday, and ofice