The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 30, 1905, Image 3
RA'lfeSOF 81 RsTBIJ'tlOJi.
In Advance, per Auniun $1.50
On THw*..:...... v; i... i. .fi.cO
_ "" V+-.
Tlife iWthtv chuln itxnit WlJl be on
the new foeil lending from K J.
plnce to the Gnlllee roed in GeoVge’g
• reek *i'nwni>hlpuntil about Friday of
tbln week, when they will move to nenr
Itonb'e I*i>nd Clrtirch In MUcIcvUle
Towmihlp.
J. B. MorrU. SnpervlBor.
R. C. Roberttii Jr.. Clerk.
_ Court at Walter boro ihi* week.
There are >l*rnn of (he Annuai.out*
break of the IlKhing fever, ,
Barnwell County farmer* are bold
ing their cotton faithfully.
Tomorrow midnight the drat qn trier
■Of UK* will be in the back ground. •
Senator (Jeo F VimKoinltg, Jr. of
<Hiarie*ti>t) was In town 00 Mondiy.
Mrs T. 8. Gave and daughter have
returned
Florida.
from their winter *iay I
to
Treasurer Armstrong paid out
M intlav noon for court exoenses
ll.tW7.M0. f?
The Sommer Term.of *he Genera!
ss*l<»ns wil‘ ' ‘
day in June
Sessions will begin on the Second Mon
11 111* ' •* • ' - •
-j£r-
con have, followed otvr
rice and plant'd our
seeds your garden is
now In itaexuberance of
growth! 'Work and thin
out As the season ad
vances cj> n» pare the
product of yrtut-garden with that of
j'oiTrjttelghlior, who is negliient w-hen
" It pomes to buying hi* garden seed.
Keep up a regular snoeesslnj)
crops In your garden. Plant, another
Crop of Snap Beans, l’ea«, l.ettuce. Cn
cumbers. Kadislies, Corn Ac., every
Two weeks.
It is now time t° plant, our —
Two Pound Tomatoes.
Theyiare undoubtedly the njee^t as well
as the largest of lotnafoes. ; ,
Creech’s
l
btringless, Green I’odded Beans are,
delirious and iiave no strings. Phut
another crop every two weeks.
W H A T TO PL A N T r >U RIN G F1 RST
—THKKE WFrKK.S-
Bkans, Koo Plant*. l*Kpp*:na, Mt a-
TAKD, T.XTTCClt, COLLAKUS, (lABKAdR,
Bert*.. sgrAtui, Cict mhers, ('ot nthy
Gknti.kman Cohn, Okha, Kaimniikh,
Tomatoes and Gardkn Pkas for later
use >
Borne of the above crop* you should
already hav* up, bu.r plant, a seeo'ul
trap ar.d cotitluue them every two or
three weeks. Thla is the only way to
have a garden.
Creech’s^
Dwarf Wax Bush and Kldrtev Wax
' Bush Beans arp the best of »|| the w ax
varieties- A c.tnn ■hoiild he nl^pti.il
every two weeks fora siK'e.essitm.
p)H Mutton Onrn—plant Country
Gentleman for 1 early use and
ptoweli’s Kvergreen for medium
and late use—especially adapted for ta
hie use.
F (
A brief interview with Mr. W. M
Conk was one of lav* week’s pleasant
est features.
Mrs. William Egleston and chUdreu
of IlsrtsVille are visiting Ool^Robert
Aldrich's family. r ' . ^
Compulsory vaci-ination in the eoun
try (night to i*e postponed unti! after
crops arc l.tt.j by. .
Miss Martha Aver Aldrich lia« re-
turned Jrotgni It-lt to her aunt, Mrs
fdiHCil,, In Colombis
Mavdr Si. U. Wilijs of ynrkvillq v ! sj
terM'.ls Reeves (j'reek and Spur Branch
planuutious -hHt rfeek.i .. •
,The early comnletion of eevei*aP ad
vcrtising contraets ^will give us more
room lor reading matter.
_ - 1* ~
Masters (Ji'orge and Charles ZeigW
very lianiUmre Intie ceuiiemiui bf' Ai-
letitiale, were in town > e^irday,. ir
•'i'.hdeqiiinoctiul storm came ahead of
time this \rir, at|d thg Ka-ter cold
spell may follow the good *‘xmnpfe.
^Miss s Sophre Bnuham Aldricii has
rrtnrtard from s yerv pfes-ain visit to
relatives in the upper part of the State.
•
pisses Esther and i.\ die Jenkins of
Kline were lUe very (iretty visitors ot
Barnwell relatives'and friends on Bat-
11 rd ay.
— Rev. J. L. Harley will go to Orange,
burg p 11 Mondsy nert to assist l*r. J
A Clifton in V ten days protracted
meeting.
Gotofl°I). C Lange, Rlackvllle.. S.
C , t(>r Baby Carriages and Go Cans at
niaimfartuie'"s prices—also full line
np »rting Goods.
Mr. J. X. Strange has moved hi*
family from Mgyer'a Mill to Barnwell,
he being section master for the A. C.
I.. kt tbis place.
.Don’t forget that April 2(bh will bo
Meinorial (Jay af Rivers' BrMges and
i/nwtem*e W> Va»umansAvill huiiic
ratpr of the day.
H
F‘
(>W to have plenty of nice Beans—
I’lsot two or three rows ot
CKEECH’S Early Bftttl Valen
tine Beans every twrfVas'lta, r
F .AXT CREEI'II 8 2 lb ' Lomutoe-—
One sliced tills a^lovU—eupilgli
for a small family. H»ey have
very few seed and are simply dbitcton*
The scaf'cTty of seed makes it especially
nice for slicing.
IOR corn for the table—plant Conn
try Gentleman and .> to well’s
^ Kvorgroou. A pl^Mipug every;
two weeks, until Septeinb,er,H.|ieeiiie»
onoof the tlnest table vegetsmo* lor
six months of the year No other va
rietles of corn compare with Tnvjpj _two
varieties for fable use
iLANT (’REEt H S B t r I n g 1 ^sT
Gieen Rod Bean*. h<> strings and
so tender and In cions. Riant
every two weeaa.
,1’R Dixie Dent Corn takes the
pitr.e-thosu that tried it last
year come hack for It again,
('apt. W W. Moore planted 10 acres
Im»T year and was well pleased—the
Vleldbclng nearly twice as much as
expected. Creech’* Rharmaej’. ~
T HERE Is no trouble about making
from 25 to to bushels per n< re if]
you plant Dixie Dent Corn.
IIK best time to plant Dixie Dent
I - Bee.) Corn is from the tirst of
April to the middle ol August,
Messrs O. II. Best, Jr. and E. I,. Pat
terson, dr., have returned- from .the
Charleston Me.heal College for the
Summer vacation.
The first shipment of asparagus
from WCliston rtri* year was made on
the 20th in*t. by Mr. Joseph Hutson
j This week all the growers of glass are
bust’.
Rev. W. M Jobes of Willisfon will
address t.tTe~B Y’f I’.,!'. Convention—otr
iptxt Wednesday on “spiritual Life the
Rrerequisite to Spiritual Grow th,” io
Charleston.
Camp Morral) Xo^jgO. X,
teet :it Meter’s Spring lomorn
F
even
O'
-.will
meet at Meter's Spring tomorrow to
elect delegates urtV Mate and Xittlottwi'J.AftsonH H Cot-eliuid
at Rin»uiofti*,- pay dues and enjoy a bar- *~ '
becTikJftMNCLv
Mr. IV*. II Duncan Is getting up'tffr
a Boston puhli-biug house data■wra-VV'
engjigebtentA during the Kevointlonary
w ar To I be terntory now embraced in
Barnwell County.
Creech’s .Pharmacy.
L
iim
TOBACCO, SNUFF.
Buck WlfeaJ *rrfl"f*imnii j Bt rupT+f^u?
made Jelly. Jaihs Rreserves. .Cali
fornia Reaches, I'ears, Rickies,
Bauce*. Olives. Shrimps,
French Bardines, Mocha
and Java Coflee Mixed, a
Mild and Delicious Drink.,
Mackkuki.! M At 4 *KitKt.! Mackkkkl!
Dried Retches, Rrunes, Fig*. Dates,
Raisins, Currants, Citron, Apples.*
•t^SHboh.’yf‘Silver (Rff’tii.?' Russian,
Young Hyson. Formosa. Oolong. “Co
*ey Cup,*’’-Silver Seal,” Gun Rotvder
Teas.
Hot Bread, Rolls, -Biscuits, Lemon
Rnd Mince Rjes from Bakery every day.
Thirty different' kinds of Cracker*.
Ask fur the kind you want 'if you do
not see it . 4
ffur Hundred Diflferent kinds.^oi
THINK OF IT! » Among
which will found LowffbyV,
Schrafft’s, Sparrows, Head-
ley'*, with Caromels anil Clmcnlutos of
every description. A*k for the kind
you want. -
* Mr. Frank McXab; of Los "Angeles,
California, camodu on Monday to vl*!t
Barnwelt kinfolk*. It lias been 2:l
^years since lie went West and time has
dealt gently and generously with him.
Rev. Rrofy Isaac Myers,/colored,
Republican candidate for Congress
last rear, wiH begin raking te-tituony
*t Reatrfnrt on next Tuesday "in hi*
vain contest for Congressman I’atter-
son’a seat.
C ngressman James O. Patterson is
a busy man rlicse dava in iookiog after
the interests <»t in* constituents. He is
taking e-tH-ciai interest in securing ad
(iitlnual rural tree deliveries through
out bis district.
Aaron* Williams, colored. Iisd a Imrse
.mule for which he paid *200. hu old
buggy and seveial package* of good*
stolen from H.trnwdil ‘•aliout tlratpark”
BaMirdav cvcJUiig last ’idle j-ogu de-
serred if near Mr E. CtnoH-r
place, where Williams found it 00
Monday afternoon. ~ ^ \
To get a goo I quick stand of sweet
potatoes throw lour furiow* together
with a good turn jdow aero** the gar-
..-vt.ick 1 ha poi to-* down slde-
ways, four or tivc'incii * d.u p. Do
rliii* next:UlCPK XIid in mu vo«-H
be surprised at the aiigid and speedy
grow th of the vines . • '
AfteF * long visit to her sons in
Florid* Mr*. U. H. Easterling U at
lipmo again.
The whippoorwills of Yarrow
Branch resumed their giunoter sere-
nilile.* Iast >vcek.
The Hrst meeting of new Jtountv
Board of Commissioners will be held
on next Tuesday. . -V'/
There are busy times In fire Held
now.prepariiyr- for the annual light
against Geu. Ifreeii. .
The Common Pleas Grttirt wh* ad
journed sine die on Saturday. During
the week foyr jury cases were tried.
Mr. -J. MT. Ruhnttee doesn’t do thing*
by halves, but by uoutde*. ^I'liai’s tmf
ciev. ranhscriptlon way lie treated us
on Monday.
The. census bureau rave its Anal kick
to king coitoii on Top-dav by leport-
ing tiie total crop of HHtl 5 at 13,5^1,-
4')7 bales of 500 pounds each.
- 6 ' ■ '
Mr Eugene R*. Hartley of Wa*hing-
ttlli,' repre-entirtg tire Bureau of the.
<letisu*. wa* Hi,town rm I'uesifay url-
iecting tuanufacfiug stall site*.
Tiik 1‘koi’Lk Rflnlery received la«t,
week some of the prettiest job tvpe
ever madtf! Btatiouerv printed w'tli it
will be as plea-ant to Use eye as Spring
flower*. a« nice to good taste a* Sum-
rupr fruit* ami as.profitable to business
as ^’all crops. ' '
Mis* Hattie Martin will be sincerely
glad to give a cordial welcome to her
rjianv lady friends at bet opening of
hew, iHiautlfui and fashionable Milli
nery good* on the foregoing dates, she
I« very confident that her pa*t exp-ri
enco, the painstaking care with which
tier se ections were made and her
knowledge of the tastes of her patrons
will assure complete satisfaction'to the
most faslidioii* ami that h**r price* will
please j he most careful buyer*. Do
Lot forget the’ date*.
OLARNEWS.s • . '
My. Milliner lias just returned from
the North whore site bought a emu pi ere
line of lovely Millinery and I)re**
Good* wine 11 linvo arrived and' are
rcadV fdr ihuln-peeilnn of my nnmer
on* lad v •« ii**onier* in Baudierg ni.d
Barnwell Comities. They mn*f be
aceti to be appreciated; they will be
appreciated when seen.
C. F. Rizor,
Oiar, B. G.
MILLINERY OPENING.
'k
The lailie* of Barnwell. Bamberg an<|
Hampton Coum.irt* are ciirdlall.V fn\l-
fed to attend mv 1 Billing Opening of
new. choice and charm’ng Mi.Ho^rv
Goods at. Fairfax on April 5th and (itii
I have eyery conttfien'oe.that all lovers
of ihe beautiful wi|| be pleased with
the excellence yt mv exposHioh ami
the modul ation of my prices.
Isaac Knopf,
' . * Eaiilax.
3t *
two
Try
5VILLISTON’S WAY.
hi" ttie ele<;tion held at WiJIDton
til ere wa* orrty-TmmvOte cast xgniost is
suing hoiids to tiie amount of $5 (MI0 for
installing an eleetrie ligiit plant, to be
owned t>v tire town,
soon *hfwe.-4! . .
The athemiiMent to the town charter
increasing tiie jurisdiction of ihy 1 0011
••II to cases involving a penalty of $100
wa* adopted, only six votes being cast
against it. And the way of the trans
gressor will be hard.
Evan’s homemade Apple Jelly i*
simply perfection.
Sweet Rickie*, Sour Ricifie*, ail kind*
of Rickie*, Sauce* and Mustard*, Red
hot,Toba-co Sauce at Ryan’s,
Bo-ber Hglrt wtH t’hnr'olat(:A,4jofW,.To«v* r (:ocoa--at
Ryan’s.,• '
You should try Ryna’s fine Macker
el.
Homicide at din barton.
A* the sad sequel to a previp* ditti
ulty Mr. Miller I). Anilerson was *hot.
and -instantly killed ‘ oil Thursday
morring by Mr. Jsine* II. Hkinner.
“ !> TPliflHl- ia Hainweil atitb sarrender-
ed to tiie SlieiiffT '
Coroner Warner held M*e Inquest,
Drs. Kirkland and Turner making the
po*t mortem examination. Thu evi
dence showed that- a shot gun
wa* the weapon used, three buck shot
having entered Mr. Andersoii’a head,
causlug immediate death. «
On .-Saturday application for bail was
made to Judge Townsend by Attor
ney* Bate* A Simms and C. A Be*t.
Solicitor Davis representing tiie State,
ated grained in tile *11111 of $1,500.
B A M B K RG GR A X D J U RY FO R 1003.
J G Rhoad, B E Zorn. L W Fender.
H Kinard, Henry. I’liiiner, David
Barrs, L C- Rice, i.I G Dr'igg*.; J J W.
N (trider .1 r.
DG Felder. H J Ritter, r A Ibtuick, .1
MorrR, TJt;o ttTSnrriak, J f HtfH-t, A
A Yarn.
bpsinesb'SVws.
r
S OME folks think that onr
pound tomato i* ail a fake,
jt, amfTfxfVr giving it good at
tention, you fail to make them that big,
we w ill simply pfiss you your money
back.
GtrtoG. D-.-C. LJnge, Biaekyille, B.
C., for Batiy ( arriag s and Go t art* at
matiufac uier’s price*—also full line
Sporting Goods
This i» tiie time ,of year to drink
Glenn Spring* VL*ter and to eat Dried
Apple* i’eaches, Ri lines, Figs and
Dates, all of whi< ■iry on w ill find at Ry-
ati’*. •' —
-OF Til E YEAR-
T
Are everywhere, in the lengthening and Hrengthening of the
shine, the singing df the birds, the blfinming of the flowers and
gchtTe touch of the Sohth wind.
I am glad to assure my many friends that 1 am
O'
L’R Early Dixie Dent Cbm makes
more and comes earlier than any
other corn.—Creech * Fliiiruiauv*
Rvan sell* “Rig Ben” Smoking To
bacco at 30c per lb.
One iiundred vaiietie* of Candy, thir
ty varieties of Crackers, twelve vurie-
Jb*4 of Cakes atid Ri. *, with .hot, Bi*-
cuits/tRuTls and Bn ad at Ryan’s Con-
fectionery and Bakery. Qsrf and/look
at the display.
P'
/ANT better serd ''eorn—Dixie
Dent Is tV.e corn to plant. •
Creech’* Pharmacy.
Having had long experience as n
land surveyor I offer my service* to the
public in iliat Hue.
4; NV-Cojo^n, S. C.
Rvan gives Trading Stamp*, Ticket*
for ('hinaw_are or key to Money Box.
l>or.’t fail to a*k for one Ur tiie other.
Rjirir JA’rors foh Fui«t Wkkk:
G J Fogle. IV S Rrovcaii, G W ilun-
ter, W II Kinard, M N Rice, C W
feiit/., J H‘Baz/.le, Griffin Prove*u w II
L Kearse. K R'Kinatd, ATIdu IvTisell Jr,
OMcUtlian F L Bmoak A M Kin-
ard. Wynian J Kearse. .lacolt Carter, J
W (Mooter, t7~'tttJU , fc. J I* Turner,
Henry M Herndon, J W Jenning*. R
F Kirkland. Jodali Morris, M C par.di
fer, J Mail Grimes, IJ G Delk, J D
iMnneriy, W 1 Rice, Perry’ i’ad ettj G
J.
■a
Spann.
W Smith, S KNeelcy, Jacob 11 Iligli*
tower, 11 M Rhoads
Ml person* are lieichy'Warned not ‘o
liarbor or give eiii|dovmcnt to my soli,.
Vificd Sanders, aged eigiiteeii year's,,
w ill be uineteea next Mxy', *h«*rrt tivc
feet amdy-itf i 11. incho* high. wTIT weTy-li
alpmt, 150 pounds, ginger cuke eulur. as
lie i* a mi.ior ami left mv iionie with
out. permission or exeu*e- on Saturday
11 igilt, March 4th. Rato, and atrrmti^
harboring or emidoyjiig |iim will, be
irosecutcd to the fiiil extent of the
^T i v,ir _ ^ • ,
A1:y ihfonnftfTdb its to id* wheri-
bouf s will be. gl atel iiHy! -received by.
his.distressed mother,
• Rachel Sawder*, :
March 25, Ifioff.
Bneliing, C.
wnv 1111
Cflll!
GLENN SPRINGS WATER. Now
I* the time to use it.
F ifteen Different Brands Cigar*,
ifteen Different Brands Chewing To
bacco.
8 to 10 Different Brands Smoking To
bacco.
LOOK AT THESE PRICES:—
2 lb. can Garden Pea* only........ Be
1 lb. can Jelly only 5c
1 Jb. can Jam only . fts
2 1b jar Preserves only 25c
2 lb can Pig Feet only 15«
2 lb. can Apples only Bo
8 lb can Peaches only 10c
2 lb. can Pineapple only 15c
1 lb. can Ham 8*u»age only.,5c
2 lb. can Koa*t Mutton only 15c
7 os. Laundry Soap, 3 for 5c.
14 os. Laundry Soap, * for 5c. =,
7 os Laundry Soap 1c each. 7 /*
ICT *° 8 * ,t ^ or
l| I Crockery
loneyBox.
Tickets or Key to
G. K. Ryan.
Rural Free Delivery' Route No. T,
from Barnwell eastward, will gq into
effect May 1st. The round /listance
will be l!M5 miles, supply iK> Ikmiii/s.
with 384 population, occupying 14
square mile*. 'Lhe - mail w ill leave
Barn well at S a m„ returning, 1,30 p
m. The carrier, not yet appoimeij,
wil! be paid Jfill- 1 for the year’s work
s » ^ *
Mr. Harry Kearse, down tiie Saltke-
hate hie, made a record during tiie last
game bird season that many envy but
that none can eclipse. Firing bis first
barrel into a oovey of Ilying narlndgc*
he waited for a chance to-sliooi; the
second, but none came A* id* ring,
brought out bird after bird 'until tie had
laid fourteen at his Owner’s ftjef he un-
.dersfood tliat the one shot had oxter
minated tiie whole colon,vr^ftnd liecan
prove It beyond the shade oKjt shadow
of a doubt.
Dr. C. J. Owens, formerly of \Vi)!|*.
ton, who ha* won high success a* Pres
ident of A nniaton, Ala., Female Col
lege. has prepared a lecture, "The
Land wo Love.,’ r which has Imen ap
proved and Accepted by a leading Ly
ceum. Dr’ Owen*, who h counted
among tiie most eloquent pnWbr speak
of his age in his adopted state, will de->
liver this lecture a* frequently as his
leisure from College duties w ill permit
and his friend* arc conffder t that In-
will Hustaln bimaelf brilliantly before
etery audience. .
In *11 it* year* Tint Pr-orr* ha* nev-
*r published any advertisement of any
kind more deserving public arrprecla-
lion tiiau the very modest address of
Prof. \V. H. Jones to the Tnhitee* and
Teaeher* of the public school*.
The solioo) room I* the most Impor
tant of all public buildings, and to get
tiie best mental development and
tndnewg--U «b'<uld be furnished and
equipped with *11 theempfort* and ap-,
p.iance* that wHI encourage amt help
the voting head* and lieart* to. best tit
tbemaelve* for the future. Ami the
right teacher is tile greatest and Jimst
useful man In bt* coramunltv; while
(be wrong one hHt* worst emmy.
Gl,Hds'f(ine’s Rhysiciiui Gives
A gaiv*t a Growing A meric
tom. !
Tiie growing liShjt amongst Ameri
cans of taking a mint talilct or some
o'iter sir call'd digestive alter earing a
heiirty meal i< soiinMliing'tb^t'.sir .\n-
dre" Clj*ik. Mr. (Had-;.•tic’s piiv-iciau
advi«cs strongly against, saving ‘ It
i- itisolulel v dangerous to take into the
stomach ivmeillea which are iiopnlarlv,
anjiposedto aid in the digestion of
food.” v ^
.'There i* nothing known to the
science of medicine that can ^perform
the, yvhrk of Hie hnmatr stmnach,
Crugs do not and cannot digest the
food. ‘I’hcy simply de,com|>ose it. What
can bp more revot**og .^qr di>gnsting
th in the tjougUtof taking something
into tiie stomadi tiiatjs going to tnrii
the gqod fnol you iiave eaten into a
mass of corntption.
The only way to oyerepme indigo*
tlon and it* evil effects is to reimnu; *i|
irrifation, ceingesiioTi ami inflainmatlnn
fri'in tiie stomach, liver and Inte-fincs,
and Ml o na is tiie only agent known
thatwiil do this.
When a Mi o na tablet i* taken be
fore each meal every trace of Irritation
And inffimmatinn :* removed from the
stouiach and digestive system, and
tliose-orgam will extiact from the food
all tliat goes to make good, rich blood,
firm muscle,steady nerves and a sound
healthy body. If yon suffer with head
aches, indlgestl.m, flatulency. Bpots be
fore tbajfly*f t -Vftftiyo, or dizzn.es*, pal
pUardtttt of.4he heart, sleeplessness, or
airy stomach trouble get la fifty cent
box of Ml 01.* from J. C. Greoch, one
of our most reliable druggists, w hose
faitli in the renn-dy is slrow.ii*3»v fir*bf-
fer to return the money if Ml o-na di»e*
not give complete saHafactloii.
SALTKEATCHIE LUMBERfCOMPAH.
(Ll’ENING SEB.-vCRIRTION RQO.KS.
--A’otice rs-Jereby given" that, by au-
thnrity trf a commission issued and
granted h"v rroii. .TfTTTTanft. SC'iTcrary
of State, the undersigned, Gorporators,
will open books of subscription to the
capital stock of the Biltkeatchie l/Ufn-
ber Company at the oillce of James O.
RattefsoivA Bon, Barnwell, G. H„ B.
G.. oq Saturday, April 1st, iHW. at 11
o’clock a. in.
The capital stock of said Saltkeat-.
chie Lumber Gotppany will be One
llu'.died 'Tliou>ami Dollar*, dttided
Into two rhousand shares of the par
value of Fifty Dollars eaclu_
.•oliu H. Schofleid,
Ralph P. Rnsli,
Conrad B. High,
■ Corpora tor*.
For Belter Schools.
TO TRUSTEES:
I am prepared to furnish School Fur
niture and Bupplftsof all kind*.
I can supply the Schools of theiGonn.
tv w itli thorougbly competent teachers
Uf-hlgh-pbt'sonaradyaracter.
TO TEACHER8t
I can help you secure dctrrable and
profitable positions
Make tiie S hool Rootns comfortable,
cnn'lov the. Right 'Te tehcrs. and the
cliildrru will nuke the .progres* that
“The Bee Hive”
T V" v’V- - T 'n',-*
Leaders of LoW
^Prices,
FORMERLY KRASNOFF’S OLD
STAND ON MAIN Bi’REET,
“ BAKNIVELL.-B.C.
make room for our coming
Spring and Summer spick which
will soon arrive from the Eastern
markets, we are offering to tiie public
for fhe.
Next 30 Days
our entire stock which w.« have irmr
on band, considting of
Clothing, Dry Goods, Dress
Goods, Shoes, Hats, Gents’
and Ladies’ Furnishings and
Millinery, regardless of cost
prices. " - ' ’
* s.
R EMEMBER, now is your chance
to save your .iimney Cnimr and
see for yourself tiie many bar
gain* we lule for you. Oiir entire
stock is ( resli and -up to date and must
be sold. • Below uuiice' a few of our
many bargain*—
Mens’, Boys’ and ChHdren’s
suits at half prices.
BiiOES for young and old, large or
small, at factory price*”. II .t I’B of all
kind* at co-t pilcc*. Oof entire stock
of DRKBB GOODS, ronvating of fine
flannel*, trii-os, broad cloths, c»ssi
meres, worsteds and zlbilins; all of the
best fabrics and will be sold lea* than
cost price.
Men’s heavy fl-ece UNITEIIWEAR,
all colors, at 7Bc. a suit. *
Checked and white HOMESPUN,
qjood quality, at 4c. a yard.
Ladle*,’ Readv Jo- Wear SKIRTS
from 75w. and up.
W e have a good many other bar-
’gklllk ITlkl we- can’t mcmPov in «l»is
space, but you must cpme and f>ee, for
your-elf, ■ ,
VV ; e! are selling the celebrated
W. 1. DOUGLAS *2.50,
$$•00 and $$.$0 Shoes.
Rumomher, don’t mlsat^ls chance orf
bin lug your goods at icsirhitp Whole
sale prices—a* this stle will olniy Iasi
a ahort time. ~ '
Fine Rrcsents-gtven away with every
ft0.00 and up purchaaed.
Don’t miss the place -for
merly KrasnolT’s old stand on
Main Street, Barnwell, S. G
a MAZURSKY. Pm-
THE GYLES CASH STORE,
W. A. GYLES, Proprietor
Old Stand of C. E. Gyles,
BLACKVILLE, S. 0., _
to citrefni buyer* a Gomplete
Offer*
Uml Careru 11y Selected Slock of Gcuer-
ill Mcrchai.dise. consisting of
Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes,
= Medicines, Groceries
and Furniture,
&c., &c.
Having bought .the stock of G. E.
Gyle*, amt making large addirion*
thereto I a*k the liberal patronage oT
my fiie.nd* and tbu general public
My long mercantile experience and
tlioroiign.buame** meihridy Ju*tifv me
im t»roii)i jiag tiie complete*! * at Mac
tlon tu.t-verV buyer of everyl article at
;jf t-. _! L ! ~ - *. ~'~ 7
and beg to invite their attention to the \fcery larjfe and very com
plete stock of SWUNG and SUMMER -GOODS noW ready for
their inspection.
For Gentleittett,
The newest aird nicest CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS,
SHIR I S and UNDERWEAR—all that can be needed td
make the lords of creation comfortable and presentable front
crown to sole. ( -• - j -
For Ladies,
Heautiful and substantial DRESS GOODS in vast variety—^
DAINTY WHITE GOODS, SHOES and all the Dress Ac
cessories, so essential to the happiness and proper adornment
of the Fair sex. .
For Home Comfort,
Through the warmer months I ask arid advise an early invest?
merit in the economical .MATTINGS AND RUGS that sd
lighten the cares and labors of the careful housekeepef.
AS ALWAYS—Prices will be such as will please the present pur
chasers and win their future visits and larger patronage.
MY 7 SALESMEN will-give their most courteous and correct sen
vice tu-all.customers.
H. dTstuDCT
■ -—RAILROAD AVENUK—-
BLACK VI LLli S. C.
'-W
TUST RECEIVED!
MARGH 21 ST, 190$,
v
Whittled
’•CCA
Rlackvllle, S. C.
\' v
Twenty of the best Horses and
Nine of the best Mules he has
ever handled. Buy NOW, if
you want the best.
GYLES
— STORG.
Hfit-r life.
GhII on or*cnrie»puuii with
v\[. II .Lme*,
Barnwell, ti C.
Dealing for oa«h my eustnmpr*
will pa; for only fheir pim-hn*e«, ami
, . . making no bad debt* I can afford to
IbiNI BtTtfOCfS in mfll (t»'f^ | ycrv nrofit. Pledging
”'4. my bf*t tmrvnvi* to lieljLyolt JitCtf Wiuti 1
ey, which i* the be-t way of making
money. I invite your early and fre
quent vail*. 1 "
NOTICE GK FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notiee i* herP^jcgiven that tlie .nn-
der*igned wHI, «1, Saturday, April 2b,
l!*>5. file findr final account with John
K. SneHing, Judge of Probate for
Barnwell County, a* Executor* of tiie
estate of J. \V. Alien, deceased, and
oask for letteri. Ui*mi*»ory.
-*—J. R A11f-p,
X7 J. M. Allen,
March 24th ( rM0r,.
I
FOR SALE. •
FIFTEEN FINE l M P RO V ITD-
FARMS—in Screven and Burka coun
tie*. Georgia.
Apply on Saturdays to
■ Ciiarlic R. Gwens.
4t . Barnwell, S, Cf.
W. A. GYLES,
Blackville, S- C-
j
beht.eden seed.
Three hundred pound* pure seed of
ilii* mati IHOs* melon for sale at 61)
cent* par-pound.
.11, W. Richardson,
Barnwell, S. C.
FOR BALK.
One second band Remingfon 'Type
writer in cood condition. Write to or
Cali on
W. II. .lone*.
Barnwell. B. 0.
R EGIB I’A ATKIN NO TICE.
The Registration Book* will be open
partlie Court House, hack room ups tar*
on tiie first Monday (sale day) in eaeli
month during the year lima for the
transaction of such businei,* a* i* re
quired by law, 4
.. W. J B*Xley.
1 Cbairuian.
G. R. Dunbar.
Secretary.
NOT
kY.
NOTH E!
AH road overseers wiil see that tiie
-■fight* of tray. -jj| _ylig _public roads
throughout the county are not plowed
into^or otherwNeobstructed, nmi are
hBmiy instructed to prosecute all par- 4 ^-
ties who persist in the pfartice.
1 J. B Morris, Bupervisor.
K. C. Robert*, Clerk.
■ HEED T’Ullf WARNING/
Any and alt |>ersoq* are forbidden to
give e.mployfhent to Jedis Jackson, a*
lie i* under contract to me for the year
1!)05, and l w ill prosecute to the extent
nfahe law any <me employ tog him al-,
ter publicatiofT of thi* notice. . .1 jVi; * 1 f w l l.lrt.-v 1 ON, - - 8, c,
J.D. Whittle, L. Will work anywhere in the country
Blackville^ 8. C., Marrii 2f;h. 19u5. by special appoiututeut. " •; ’ ~4
DR. JliO. P. LEf, M,
Dentistv
OF FINAL DISCHARGB.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
der*igiied will,-on Monday, April 10th,
1005. liIe her linal iie<|oiifit with J. K.
SneBjing, Judge of .Probate - , rt» Admin-
l-trhrfTx of the estate of J. Med Gmy,
deceased, and a,k for letter* disinla-
sory.. _
Sarah A.Gray,
Adhiiulsfratrlx.
.March 2nd, IPOS.
CABBAGE PLANTS.
46 Cotton
and .
10 Saddle
nod
(i r^. cuiu
j Harness Horses.
FROM,-
. ....
No better stock has ever been brought to this State, and na
better can be, for no better can be raised.
T|fiey will suit every want and purpose and, as always, prices
are fair and right
Come to see them and me.
HARNESS HARNESS.
An Immense ntnck, reaching from the Cho!ee*t to the Cheapest Grade*. Anf
*epHni-,e piece-*old, from a flrotv iwtid np or down.. Saddle* for Med and Ww*-
men. Lap Robes and Whip* Ac. in vast Variety, hut of the beat quality.
AND
XT
My Btock of Buggie* i* superb, tiie most comfortable, the moat durable, and
the pretiieHt in tinisUAn I style made in America. - _ .
M y Wagon* are of tiie make* tliat have stood the test of wear and time to thtf
iiiibrokvn satisfaction of all who have used them. Buy one. You will aav
blacksmith bills and be blessed by your easy pullIngYeairis-
Charlie Brown,
BARNWELL, S. C*
DICKS - HOUSE,
634 ITRUAD ST.,
Anorsia, Gi.
f 1.50 psr 1,0(K). I am now prepared
to till aqy and all order* with the
best varieties of cabbage plant*. Or-
alers tilted for any amount xml v*rh:Ty.ilmpr(»ve<l fatm* for live yefifs. partial
Wri>*for price* 011 iota of 3.tw0 and
over. , • * • * ' •
Addre** ail ordcrY to —‘
K'-T. -F. Carr.
-1.1 JlejueU, 8
Excellent room* and' good table
Ixuird. Kates, $4.50 per day \ speciaT
rale* by tiie week. *
^ A. I*. Difcxa, Pkof.~
-MONEY TO LEND.
We artp-ppared to negnt’afe loans on
payments ^uiere.t 8 per cent qi) luana
under 7 |»er cent oil loans over
♦t ,030. Don't »rHe. c<• me ar.d sne o»
J. 0. Patterson A ->on.
DR. J. If. EJIILHOUS.
' raniTactoi,
* BLACKVILLE, S. C.
"Will be it his Hfffr.i
office every Monday asi
Tuesday, ^nd at his j
office *- k B1
Friday and