The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 16, 1905, Image 3
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. T^c Barnwell People.
THURSDAY. MARCH 1«, 1906.
MITES OP SURSCBlPTlOH.
tn AdvADue, per Annum
On Time
m-» • • B • • 9 • JU
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The regular meeting of Barnwell
l Lodge_No 1<S RnlghU of Pythias will
I be held at their Hall on Friday night
fat 7H o’clock. A roll attendance is
requested. By order of
ARDEN A. LEMON, C. C.
Wm. McNAB-. R. R.
The chain gang will be at Friendship
Church in Oeorget Creek Township
until about Tuesday next, when It will
move to Ben Hutto’s on new road.
J. B. Morris. Supervisor.
R. C. Roberts. Jr., Clerk.
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THE
CABBAGE
SNAKE:
—O-
IT has been shown, by a thor
ough examination, by the
Prof, of Agrlculfure of the
Agricultural College of
Iowa that tWe so-called ~ _
- Cabbage Snake of re- T
cent lame U noth-
.. - log more than a
Colorlksb . %
Thread-like worm
which has always
been lit cabbage. ItU , ~
perfectly harmless a l nd
no one lias ever SUFFER
ED ANY INJURY FROM
THEM IN ANY WAY
W 11 A T E Y E R.
Creech’s Pharmacy.
PRETTY BIG,
BUT—we make them every vear
right in, our garden In Barn
well—Temotnes weighing 2 lbs.
and more—they look ao nice
sliced—one tomato makes
enough for a family tod—Try a
package: 15 eta. per package,
Creech’s Pharmacy.
Plant some of Creech’s String-
fsa Green Pod Bush Beam.—
tey are early and require no
stringing.
Don’t let the i|fi8crupulons
dealcrjoersuade you-that hg^has
somethmi just as good as
Creech’S N3 Ilr Tomatoes—buy
only the genuine.
Don't be careless as to where
you get your garden seed. Buy
from Creech’* 'pharmacy and
you run no rlxk.
Plant 10 acres of'land in Dix
ie Dent Corn and note the re
sult. You will tlnd chat youi^
yield will he just doubled.
Creerk’s Pitsraiaey Ms. exclu
sive agent (or Dixie Dent «ieed
Corn.
•„ DoVt'tlilnk anv old seed wi
do to plant in your garden. Did''
you ever stop to think that that
U possibly the reason your gar
den is never anything extra. aiuL
that it N the reason your neigh
bor always see n* to~have nicer
vegetables than vpu ? You run
no risk in planting CRKECU'S
Seeds.
Have you been Vscciuatedf ^ ~
John R. Bellinger Esq. was III town
on Friday. * —
"March coltFrvBvar Allli All the peach
bloasoma.”
Now la the time to plant Spring ad-
▼ertlkemenla.
In some section* the grippe la alow in
letting go ita grip.
J. P. Matheny Esq of Bamberg was
la town op Friday.
Tomorrow will be "St. Patrick’*
Day in the morning."
Every body gives a glad welcome to
Stenographer Byrnea.
On next Tuesday the day and night
will be equal in length.
Briggs, Bulst A Co. preaent the flrat
Spring advertisement to fair buyers.
^ Judge Tqwnsend came in on Sunday
aud-is stopping at tbe Molalr House.
Miss Booth has returned from a
pleasant visit to her heflne in Balti
more.- f
■ t- . •. ' v 9
TKe tax books closed last night and
executions against delinquents are now
in order.
' if :
Wednesday. April Gth will be ob
served as Memorial Day at Rivers’
Brldger.
Prophet Attaway Jr. predicts that
April will be a cooler and rainier month
than March.
JToday is the date for the second com
ing ouUof the -ground hog from his
winter quarters. •
Rev. J D. Moore preachqd In the
Camden Baptist Chinch: on ’Sunday,
morning and evening. ^ v
Mrs. J. Allen Tobin and Miss Carrie
A. Cave have returned from their
Spring excursion to the Nortn.
Druggist Burckhalter tells in a new
advertisement how to keep horses and
mules from being poor and bony.
Two of our compositors are nursing
vaccinated arms this week, and our
court news necessarily abbreviated.
Most farmers will plant corn this year
according to the Indian sign ‘-when the
oak leaf is as large as a squirrel’s ear."
CHE ECU'S SEEDS
"GUARANTEED—PURE k SOUSD,
G ARDEN.SEEDS—Ali. K1 xne,
Bim.k and Commission
Early Dixie Dent—Exclusive
agents.
Early Amber Sorghum.
Early Orange Sorghum.
Tomatoes. v r. o '
German Millet. I
Pearl or Cat-tail Millet.
.Heed-PotstuCa^ ; ;—
pop Corn.
melon—F’urc.
'Eden Watermelon. —
"Kolb Gem Watermelon.
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Roykv Ford—Genuine. , —
S Georgia Rattlesnake Water—& He Wus not crying over rhc tWt? gnI Ions
of spilled milk and meditates rebuild
ing the tenant house behind a hill,
Raldock Township has a better agri
cultural college than Clemson i" with
xll its tine buildings ami big*yeyetiue.
The younger and more active teachers
In the Baldock School arc Messrs J. L
Hills, \V._I. Johns. Waiter Calhoun
and John Fowke. They raise mules
ami horses, fine hogs anil prize cattle,
sheop, turkeys, go^aer bine bbrntled
chickens and ducks in addition to farm
supplies. A dav spent on their farms
would he worth a six months of book
learning
Tlie authorities st Washington have
tlxed a penalty of £200 tine ou-any-pe-r-
suns taking out of the post otlice mail
other ihnii 1 lo.ifowu. -AH.Post masters:
are ti&ble tftfliake mistakes amf get tlj$
mall I n the wrdng noses,' antt the la
says that people must examine their
mail before leaving the oiyee. and
should they receive a |Heee which is
Rev. 8. P. Hair will be absent from
the State attending Dt*. Gordon's Bible
Conference iu Atlanta, from March
21st to April 2nd..
To (hake a ben quit setting jjut put a
watch In Ttre neat. The- iomier ft tick*
the less time it will take to convince
her that she has business somewhere
else.
Thursday afternoon’s thunder storm,
the first of the year, was of genuine
midsummer juteusitv. Heavy hail fell*
in many widely separated neighbor
hoods.
There Is no avoiding the fact that re-
ducrion of the production of cotton is
the oniy preventive of a reduction in
price, andthe dilemma is to be deoMed
within six weeks. ^ -<
Tux Pkople has. thanks to M^*! n: c
Rufckhalrer, tlio finest gourd Ip. the
State, its handle measuring neaidy 35
inches in length and as straight* as an
arrow. For a time it will be kept to
lend to single couples strolling to tbte
White Oak ^fwing.
Mr.'C. A. Best and Mr. Alfaed A.
Nop of Barnwell were here yes-
lertfay and compromised with th“ st
tornovs of the Southern Railway, Mr.
KioharHson receiving a check for$2,600
for damages received by him in a wreck
st Trentoij\a year ag>.—Sunday State.
The evideiihes of increasing religious
Interest in toe Orangeburg District
are s<» encouraging that hy request of
Presiding Elder Dargan Oie Methodist
Ministers of that Dikiriet met st Bam
berg.yesterday to praV for a revival of
religion in their congregations and to
adopt plans to accomptislKAhe desire of
their hearts.
The Long Branch Philosopher drop
ped in on Friday as joHy as Makk Tap-
ley, although ThUYsday’s stom
wrerkrul a -U-rmnl house, hrick t-hiu><iey
a»d all. and crushed his dairy with
its outfit of crocks, bow ls, pitchers, Ac
THE NEW BOARD. $
Upon theunanimous recelommenda-
tion of the Barnwell Legislative dele
gation Governor Heyward has appoint
ed Messrs L. W.Youhians of Fairfax
and Ashley Btansell of Elko mcrubers
of the CounU Board of Gommlssioners
under the COunty Goveromeot^Act of
the late session. The untiring energy
of Supervisor Morris supplemented by
the successful business experience and
unselfish public spirit of his associates
guarsntee a just, intelligent and wise
ly economic administration of county
affairs, and the public will heartily up
predate the good judgment of the del
egation and the big hearted acceptance
of such men oi affairs.
OUR FRIENDS.
It gives Mr. W. P. Morris ss much
pleasure to pay as it does the newspa
per man to receive his dt'tes.
Mr. John A. Rouse of Otranto gave
us an appreciated call on Thursday.
Mr. II. K. Gillam of Denmark, a firm
friend of The People from its llrst is
sue, made us happy by a welcome call
on Friday. And his kind words were
more appreciated than his payment -of
his 28th subscription. “There are po
ftiends like the old ^nends.^’, : c.
The Rosemary Remembrance of T.
W. Scott gave Friday a garden sweet
ness that is yet fragrant.
We were given a delightful surprise
party on Saturday, our good, friends
Messrs G. M. Main Jr., J. B. Angley,
O. D. Allen, 8 P. Hair and J. W.
Black pounding 'us with silver and
greenbacks and good words and wish
es that made us forget the blowing of
the wind from the East. And others
who could not come sent welcome re
membrance.
There was no Blue Monday for ns
thisweek, as-we can prove by Messrs
T, J. Ackerman, A. P. Givens. Moisc
Hair, Iguats Keeler ami O. B Ellis.
Tuesday was ' brightened by the I
clever remembrinoe ol -Messrs G, W. j
and W. W. Lope and A. R. Loadholt.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF.
Buck Wheat-and Gotvirtry »yr«f>, Home
made Jellv, Jams Preserves, Call-
fornia Peaches, Pears. Pickles,
Sauces. (Hives, Shrimps,
French hardines. Mocha
and Java Coffee Mixed, a
Mild and Delicious Drink.
Machkjocl! Macklkki ! Mackerel!
Dried J’esches, I’runes, Figs. Dates,
Raisins, Currants, Citron, Apples.
. “Nabob.” "Sliver Queen," Russian,
Young llvson. Formosa. Oolong, ‘‘Co-
aev Cup,” “Silver Seal,” Gun Powder
Teas.
Hot Bresd, Rolls, Biscuits, Lemon
..land Mince Pies from Bakery every day.
•
Thirty different kinds of Crackers.
Ask for the kind you want if you do
not see it
'One Hundred Different kinds of
[“THINK OF ITT' Among
whiclt will found Lowney’a,
Schrafft’s, Sparrows, Head
ley’s, with Caromeis and Chocolates of
every description. Ask for the kind
y ou'want. * - :
GLENN SPRINGS WATER. Now
is the time to use it.
f ifteen Different Brands Cigars,
ifteen Different Hi anda Chewing
baeep.
8 to 10 Different Brands Smoking To
bacoo.
' LOOK AT THESE PRICES:—
2 lb. can Garden Peas only ... 5e
1 lb. esn Jelly only 5c
1 lb. can Jam only 60
*2 lb jar Pre-erveg only... . .25b
2 lb can Pig Feet only'. lac
lb. can Apples only .. 5c
8 lb can Pescdies only 10c.
2 1b can Pineapple only .. .15c
1 lb. can Ham Sausage only 5c
,, 2 lb. can Roast Mutton only 15c
7 oz Laundry Soap, 3 for 5c. L
14 oz Laundry Soap. 2 for 5c. ,
7 oz I.aundry Soiap Urbach.
to ask for*TVadfng
Stamps, Crockery
Tickets or Key to
Money-Box.
and
examine
the ofljlce.
|Heee which
not addressed to them, it must be re
turned at once That it is the fault of
the Postmaster -makes no difference.
This law includes newspapers as well
as tirstclas'* mail.
re -
To-
CTarter Tate of Georgia, appointed
District Attorney, is the tirst pure and
unmixed Deaipcrat selected by Presi
dent Roosevelt as worthy to hold
spoutdble office. v
The bonded debt of New .YArk City
now amounts to $141) for every man,
woman and child within its limits.
Ql.va.na t little town every time', all the
it mi, is-a^-P 1 * 06 where life is worth
living.
Law business cannot bo dull in Ken
tucky, One grajnd jury has two hun
dred Indictments against the Standard
Oil Company for retailing oil from
wagon without license. The line In
each case varies from $60 to $1,000.
But its not proved guilty yet.
Thetesults to date of the war In the
East ought to help the sale and price
of rice, as the Japanese soldiers living
on that grain and dried Hsii have stood
hunger and hard marching and flgbt-
ing better than the meat fed Russians
In the late Boxer troubles in China
the Japanese made better lime on the
march to Pekin than the soldiers of
France,/Germany, Italy, Great Britaio
and the United.States
S6
G. K. Ryan.
DID NOT ADVERTISE.
w* l •
The stdry is told of an old bachelor
who bought a pairof socks and, found
attached to one a papef . with these
words, “i arq,*.young lady of twenty
and would lik£ to correspond with
baclielor wvt^ r 4x,\ley2- to «w\atrl
The nslhti’and adilress were given,
bachelor wrote ln_a few dayff^got
this reply :''‘Mamn was married twffhty
years ago. Evidently the merchant
you bought those socks of did not a(J
vertiae, or he wo,u'l$i have si.ld them
long ago. Mv mother handed me your
letter and said possibly I mjght aulu
MILLINERY OPENING.
The ladles of Barnwell, Bamtierg and
Hampton Counties are conliaHy Itivl-
ted to attend my Spring Opening of
new.'choice and charming Mi:iln<-ry
Good* at Fairfax on April 5th and hth.
I have every confidence that all lovera
of the beautiful wilt be pleased with
the excellence of my exposition and
tbe moderation of my prices.
Isaac Knopf,
- , Fairfax.
3t 1
THE GENERAL SESSION. *
A deficiency In tbe number of Grand
Jurors delayed tbe organisation of ‘The
right arm of the court" until Tuesday
morning when Mr, Quincy A. Kennedy
was elected Foreman for the year. *
TRUE BILLS.
Robert Frazier—M urder. t -
.IL A. Gillie—Murder.
IVm, alias Willie Roberson—Shoot
ing into a railroad car.
Edgar P. M itchell—Obtaining money
by false pretences.
Hayes Robinson—Assault with intent
to kill and carn’lug urflawful weapons.
Dan Tilly—Disposing of property
under Hen. ___
A. B. Patterson—Aa«auP artd battery
of a high and aggravated nature.
W. W. Willis—Breach of Trust with
fraudulent intent, 8 bills. v =is=5
1—Violation of the Dis-
THE GREATEST
—•
and battery
prop
and
Bostus Brown
pensary law. ,
Win. Elkina-AssauH
with intent to kill.
-Dudley Thomas—Disposing of
erty under lien
Daniel Doe—Houae breaking
larceny,
CASES DISPOSED OF.
Elliott Gardner was found guilty of
arson with recomendatlon to mercy.
I'unishinment 10 years or more In the
Penitentray. Hi* crime was the burn
ing of the gin hotoe pf Mr. J. Lawton
Ellis.
Isaiah Allen was acquitted of the
charge of burglary and larcenyknd
carrying a concealed weapon unlaw
fully.
Our report closes Tuesday evening.
Dan Tiilv was acquitted of the
charge of disposing of property ipuicr
lieii.r ^
Edgar P. Mitchell plead guilty and
was aentenculto hard labor one year.
Sessions work will lake the balance
of the week.
THE COFFEE BAROMETER.,
BUSINESS NEWS.
This is the time of year to drink
Glenn SplThg* Water and to e»t Dried
Appjes • Peaches, Prunes, Figs hih]
Dates, all of which you will Bod at Ry
an’s.
Try Dixie Dent Seed Corn.
Creech’s Pharmacy.
Attentionr, Mothers! Large assort
ment of Ginghams and Chambravs, just
the thing for children. Ten cent qual
ity only t eigflt cent* pef yard.
Briggs. Bulst & Co.
FOR SALE! By Easterling—Patter
son Co., 100 tons cotton seed meal.
Ryan’s homemade Apple Jelly is |
simplf perfection. -*
Try Nature's Cough Remedy for that
cough
Creech’s Pharmacy.
One hundred inches wide” white
Linen for Ladies* 8uUa. Only one dol
lar a yard, city price fl 25.
Briggs, Bulst A Co.
Sweet Pickles, SourTMckles, a’.l kinds ]
of Pickles, Sauces and Mustards, Red
hot Tobasco Sauce at Ryan’s.
Colored Linens, 3<» Inches, only 25c
yard?
Brigg*. BuUt & Co.
Forty Mules and Horses;' the best I
fnntf'lhe West, jii't received at Char-|
lie Brown’s Hill Top Stables.
Chocolates, Coffees, Teas, Cocoa—at |
Ry a it!*— , —/ ~ V ^-
Car Load of Buggies, Wagons and
Harness; best makes and qualities,
sT received at Charlie Brow n's Hill.
Stables,, ^
Ydq should try Ryna’s fine Macker
el, \ -
Crecch\ Pharmacy Is headquarters |
for all kind* of Garden Seed—bulk seed
sold at abouKpne third |ihe price you
pay for commission seed.
FOR SALE! bK Easterling—Patter-|
^on Co., 100 tons eoKon seed meal.
Just drop a few lumps of sugar into
j’our coffee at breakfast.-.Should the
hubbies that are formed as tbe sugar
dissolves remain quiet in the centre of
the cup rou may look for a bright clear
day.- Gntha other hand, shoujd the
hubbies gravitate toward the edge of
the cup and adhere all around you can
safely—predict' cloudy or showery
weather' v ln the next twenty-four
hours.
One bund red varieties of Candy, thir
ty varieties of Crackers, twelve varie
ties of Cakes and Pies, with hot Bls-
cuita. Rolls and*Bread at Ryan’s Con
fectionery and';Bakery. Go aud look
at the display. —.
Having had long experience as a
laqak^UJveyor I offer my services to the
public In that line.
‘ p. W. Cope, Tuten, 8. C. .
Jqst raceleed at Whittle’s Stables
two more car loads of the royal mules
that have made Blackville famous, and
so many farmer! prosperous.
Ry all me&s plant a patch of Dixie
Dent Seed .Corn. Creech’s Pharmacy
ii the exclusive agent.
Rvan gives Trading Stamp*, Tickets
for Ctiinaware or key to Money Box.
Don’t fail to a*K for one or the other.
Get a 5c paper of CreclTs 2-lb. toma
to seed.
If you want the best Iri«h Potatoes
vou baye, eyer had - or dreamed of go to
Rurekhaltfer’s Drug Store aud get, „
RuLts’ Early Rose,
Red Bliss Triumph,
Pride of the South..
This is their first season on this mar
ket but it will not be the last.
—BEST EDEN SEED.
Three hundred pounds pure seed
this matchless melon for sale at
cents p£r pound.
II, W. Richardson,
Barnwell, S. C,
FOR SALE.
T <
Creech’
seedless.
s 2 lb. to 1 Dittoes
Delicious alic
are nearly
Ryan sells “Big Ben”. SbtpklThg To
bacco at 30c per lb.
Try a package of Creeeh’s\Extra
Early Valentine Bush Beans.
New England newspaper* are callin')
P're*r<refit RtWVSffvett jgiFsiintfnWf*
has shown ligns of conversion by lari
ating Democrat^: doctrine and penning
them in the White House corral. If!
having put his hand to the plow he
turns not back the country will be
willing for him to work oyer time.
r
A DANGEROUS HABIT.
Gladstone’s Physician Gives Warning
Against ft Growing American Cis
tern.
Tbe growing hahit among*! Ameri
cans oL taking a mint tablet or some
other so called digestive after eating a
hearty meal, is something that Sir A n-
dfew Clark. Mr. Gladstone’s physician
advises strongiv agaipst, saying. “It
is absolutely dangeron* to take into the
stomadtf remedies which are popularly
supposed to aid in Che digestion of
food."
There I* nothing known to the
science of medicine that can perform
the work of the human gtomach.
Drugs do not and cannot digest the
food. They simply decompose it. What
can be mor'e revolting or disgusting
than the thought of taking something
into the stomach that D going to turn
the good foo 1 you have eaten into a
mass of corruption.
The only wav to overcome indlge*
tlon and Its evil effect* i* to remove,all
Irritation, congestion and Inflammation
from tlie stomach, liver and lnte«tliiea,
and Ml-o-na is the onlyr agent known
that will do this.
Wheft a Ml-o-na tabtpt la taken - be
fore each meal every trace of irritation
and Inflammation is removed from the
stomach and dlgeatlve' system, and
those organs will extract from the food
all that goes to make good, rich blood,
flrui muscle, steady nerve* and a sound
healthy bodvp If you suffer with head*-
achea, indigestion, flatulency, spots be
fore the eye*, vertigo, or dizziness, pal
pitation of the heart, sleeplessness, or
any stomach trouble, get a fifty cent
box of Ml o-na from J. C. Creech, one
oLonr most reliable druggists, whose
faith in tbe remedy ia shown by bit of
fer to retain the money tf Mi o-na doea
not fit* complete satUfaction. > ;
Rem+«glon Type'
writer in good condition. Write to or
call on
W. H. Jones.
Barnwell. S. C.
NOTICE!
All road overseers will see that tbe
rights of way of the public roads
throughoot-tbwcounty are not plowed
into, nor otherwise obstructed, and are
hereby instructed to prosecute all par
ties who persist in the practice.
J. B Morris, Supervisor.
R. C. Roberts, Clerk.
ASPARAGUS ROOTS
FOK SALK.
I have a few thousand asparagus
roots or crowns for saTeTTalsed Trbm
imported French grown seed of the
Early Argtnitenll varit.v.
Brigham Reed,
- ■ictko.'S.e.
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Nome is hereby given that the 1111-
derstgned will on Saturday. April 8’h,
1905. Hie hi* final account with J. K.
Snelling, Esq., Judge of Probate for
BarnweirCon’Hty, as Administrator of
the estate of Mnc M. A. Williams, de
ceased, and apply\for letters dismis
eory,
L\H. William*,
Iministrator.
-OF THE YEAR-
“The Bee Hive”
Leaders of LoW
Pricesj
FORMERLY KRASNOFF’S OLD
S'fAND ON MAIN STREET,
BARNWELL, S. C.
O make room for our coming
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 we have now
on hand, consisting of
Clothing, Dry Goods, Dress
Goods, Shoes, Hats, Gents’
and Ladies’ Furnishings and
Millinery, regardless of cost
prices. ’
R EMEMBER, now U yonr chance
to sate your money- Come and
see for yourself the many bar
gain* Ke have for rou. Our entire
stock is fresh and up to date and must
be gold. 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 factorv prices. HATS of all
kinds lit «o*l mice*. J Our entire stock
of DRESS GOODS, consisting of flue
flannels, trlcos, broad cloths, cassl
meres, worsteds and zibilius; all of the
best fabrics aud will be told lees than
cost, price.
Men’s heavy fleece UNDERWEAR,
all colors, at 76c. a suit.
Checked and white HOMESPUN,
good quality, nt 4c. a yard.
Ladies’ Ready to Wear SKIRTS;
from 75o. and up.
We have a good many other bar
gains that we can’t mention In this
space, but you must come aud see for
yourself.
We are selling the celebrated
W. L. DOUGLAS $2*0,
$}.00 and tfMO'Shoes.
Remember, don’t miss this chance of |
bliving your goods at less than whole
sale price*—ae this sale will only last
a short time.
Fine Presents given away with every
$10.00 and up purchased.
Don't misslhe place for-j
merly KrasnofFs old stand on
Main Street, Barnwell, S. C
B. MAZURSKY. Prop.
theTgyles cash store,
W. A. GYLES, Proprietor
Old Stand of C. E. Gyles,
—-BLACKVILLEy 8. O.,
Offers to careful buyers a Complete,
and Carefully Selected Stock of Uener-
ai Merchandise, consisting of
A Car Load of Buggies,
Of the sort that please the eye, make riding a delightful p!ea$*
ure, that are easy on teams and last for long yearsv.
A Car Load of Mules!
STRAIGHT, SOUND STOCK, the Sort that owners dan safely
depend in field or road or anywhete. ; - ^
A Car Load of Horses!
Blue Blooded, Swift for Young People, Safe for Old Folk*
Sound as Silver Dollars.
A Car Load of Furniture!
EverythirTg'to make Home Happy, Comfortable artd Attractive
In HATS, CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS and SHOES for MEN, BOYit
and YOUTHS I carry full lines from thn highest grades for flua draaa purpoatf
to the most substantial for every day use*.
fn my Woman’s World there are all fhe old' faydrlMs rod new cffndldaOa til
Dry and Dress Goods, Notion*, Shoes ana Furnishihgs and their critical exuaD
nation is most cordially invited.
In Stoves, Housekeeping Good*, Hardware and alt deneral Merchandise t
am headquarter*. «
Appieclating the generous patronage of the aeisoti a cbntlnuMhce of best ef*
,
fort to please and p/odt ai) customers D cheerfully pledged. -
ZEE. ID. STIXiTj
EJLT
TT-E
BLACKVILLE, 8- O,
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Opposite Simon Brown’s Sons.
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To our ft iends and customers, past
present and prospective. And we
are prepared to do our full part to
make it a prosperous one, having
just received
Two More Car Loads of Moles aoi
Doe More Car Load of Horses, '
both of the fame good strain and aort that, have
made Whittle’s reputation for geUlnx the beat
at the k>we*t prices.
300 BUSHELS.
1
Native Rust Proof Seed Oats
them now for Spring sowing,
soon. < v ~
for Hale. Buy
They will go
THE STATE OF SOl’TH CAROLIJA,
BARNWKM- COUNT'
. Ir\ the Probate Court.
By J. K. Snelilng. K*q., Judge of Pto
bate in Barnwell County.
Whereas Paul Grcatheart made siilt
to inn to grant him Letter* of Adminis
tration oh thn estate and effects of
Lloyd Greatheart, deceased.
Tli *>e are, therefore, to cite and ad
monish all. and singular, th^ kindred
and creditors of the said Lloyd Great-
heart, deceased, that they be and appear
before me, in the Court of Probata to
be held nt Barnwell, Wednesday, March
29th, 1905, next, after publication
hereof, at 11 o’clock in tiie forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, whv the
said administration sbpuld not be ao
granted. » '
Given under my Hand, thia 14th day
of March, Anno Domini. 1905.
J. K. SHELLING,
, • ■ Probate J udge.
PublishedTnTH* Barnwxli, Pxoplb
March mb. 1905.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are hereby warned not te
hunt, fish, haul straw or wood, make
roads or paths or in any other way to
trespass on the land* of the undersign
ed: .
W. F. Googe, It". M. Bo*$let,
G. Ffank Best. V
Allendale, 8. C., Feb 2Cnd, 1905.
FOR SALE! By Easterling—Patter-
M>» Co., 100 tona cotton
Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes,
Medicines, Groceries
and Furniture, v
a &c>, &a
Having bought the stock of C» R,
Gyles, and making large additions I
thereto I ask the liberal patronage of j
my friend* and the general public.
My long mercantile experience and
borough business methods jimmy me |
in promising the completest Ratisfac-
tion to every buyer of every article at
the V
6YLGS CASH
8Te>He.
_ Dealing for cash my enstomer*
will pay for only their purchases, and
niakThg hb bad debts 1 can afford to
sell for a very small rw rtt ; Pledging
my best service* to help you save mon
ey, which is the beat way-of making'
money. I invite your early and fre
quent call*.
W. A. GYLES,
Blackviile, S- C- .
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
The Registration Books will be open
in the Court House, back room up*ta<r* j
on the first Monday (sale dnv) in each
month during (he year 1903 for the
transaction of such business as is re- j
quired by law.
♦
WHITTLE’S STABLES,
‘•48*-
BLACKVILLE, S. 0.
* Hill Top
a
46 Cotton
and
10 Saddle
and
Timber Mules h Harness Horses./
-mm
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 right. —
Come to see them and me.
HARNESS
HARNESS.
G . R.
Dunbar,
Secretary.
W. J Baxley,
- Chairman.
A GOOD CHANCE. •
DESIRABLE house and lot_in
offered for aale oh
For particulars ap*
A
ply to
Barnwell D
easy terms.
J. 0. Patterson A Son.
A,n Immense stock, reaching from the Choicest to the Cheapest Grades, Any
separate piece sold, from a Brow Band up or down. Baddies for Men and Wo*
uietu Lap Robes and Whips Ac. in Vast variety, but of tbe beat quality.
Buggies AND ’Wagons.
My Stock of Buggies la superb, tlie most comfortable, the most.g|{t£8&|!ib:.-*n4
the prettiest in flniab and style made In America. .
My Wagon* are of tlie makes that have stood the teat of wear and time to th«
unbroken satisfaction of ail who have used them. Buy one. Yoa will aev
blacksmith bills and be blessed by your easy pulling teams.
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that the un-|
rtersigned will, on Monday, April 10th,
1905. (lie her Anal account "frith J. K.
dling, Judge of Probate, as Admin
istratrix of the estate of J. Red Gray, |
deceased, aud ask for letters dismis-
aory.
_——— flarab A.Gray,
Administratrix.
March find, 1905.
CABBAGE PLANTS
l -
$1.60 per 1,000. I am now prepared
to flli- any and all orders with tbe
beat varieties of cabbage plants. Or-
Charlie Brown,
BARNWELL, S. C-
♦A
. yDICKS - HOUSE,
834 BROAD ST.,
: AcflCSTa.Ga.
Excellent rooms and good table
board. Kates, $1.60 per day; special
rates by tbe week.
A. P. Dices, Prop.
^ Y
MONEY TO LEND.
We are prepared to negotiate loan* on
dera filled for any amount and variety^ {.improved farm* for five yenrs, parity
W rite for prices on lota of 8,000 and
over. „ ■' «' —
Add rum all orders to . •*
IT. P.Carr
1$, s. c.
payment*. Interest 8 per cent on loan*
under $1,000; 7 per eeot on Iono* over
$1,000. Dou’t wrlM, eome and see us
J. O. Pattenou A Sen. 1
DR. IH. E. MILH0US.
behtilTiibceoh,
BLACKyiLLE, S. C.
Will be at his
office every Monday
Tuesday,, and at