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THURSDAY. ATR1U 6, l^OR.
RlTBS OP SURSUBipilUB.
A(\vamse, per Ahiniih
Tim® :.. ;..rjoo
The county chioln jianja: will he at
cri»K«ln<r of SaltkehHtchfc. on road from B ur " c 'KUdu7r’» Dint Store.
Rlackvitle to Double L’ond eliurch. In I
DlackvIHe Townlhlp, till about SatUr- !
day of till* week, when thwV’Will move
tH near the DeWitt, place, brt“Bhti5kvil!e
hkul Denmark Road.
J. It. Morrie. Supervlaor.
R. 0. Roberta, .fr.. Clerk.
Seventeen day* to Raater.
Copt. O, W. B^rltet wa* Id Wyrh on
Saturday. '‘~
Kafly plauled corn I* doming up o
good ataud.
jjtV T. B. Grubb* ot Roacmary w»*
In town on Sattydar.
Mr. T. W. Reed gave u* on enjoyed
Williatou chat on Friday, •
■I* IV* number of the phone at
Saturdav w i* eujovdil, more or le*»;
by the April fool and pooler.
I.ir; R, J. llHiikinpon gpivc us a
pleasant greeting on Friday.
The regular meeting of Barnwell
.Lodge So 10, Knights of Pythias will
jbo he'd at rheir Hall < n Friday night
'at 7f^ o’cloclt. A full attendance is
reoueated By order of
ARDEN A LKMON, .
Wm. McNAB. K. R.
F you have fnflowed our
advice and planted our
seed* your garden is
now In Its exuberance of
growth, i Work and thin
out.' A* the *ea*an ad
vance* com pare the
jiroduct of your garden.with that of
vottr neighhot, who v* negUgenf when
It comes to buying hi* gtrden seed.
Keep up a regular succession of
crops in your garden. Plant, another
crop of Snap Ileau*. Pea*, Lettuce. Cu
cumber*. Radishes, Corn Ac., every
two weeks.
It is now time to plant our »
Two Pound Tomatoes.
Thev sFe undoubtediy the nicest a* well
a* the largest of umpytoes.
Creech’s
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Stringles*, Green Podded Bean* ar«»
delicious'and have no strings. Plant
another crop every two week*.
IVHATf TO PLANT l>l*RING FIRST
—-THRKB W KS-'KS—- ,
. idKANS, Eon Plants, pKfPKidi, B^rs-
takd, Lkttpcr, CollaHDa, Cabiiagk,
I>KKT8, SQt’AaH, Ct’CfMBKUS, Cot XIKY
GKXtLKMAS COKX, (>KKA, RaPIBHJCS,
Tosiatoks and Gakdkn Pkas for later
use
Some of the above crops you should
already have up, hut plant a second
AYopLjual con tin lie them every two or
1 liT?e weeks ' 'i'ni* Is theonly way^o
have a garden.
March went out a* gently a* Mary’s
little lamb departed from the school
fhoii*e,
Mr. U. W. Harrison of Kline was a
WbicoAuc visitor to the sanctum on
Saturday. ^
' HKarme** w ho- haHewo.ln Uie.
inrtueme on crops put otf corn p.ant
iaxLtaiLli.feenA^.
We w^re g'ad to majij^ the pleasant
ictjualutanco of Mr. (i, W. Itelk of
Hilda on Saturday.
Miss Loiillc Moody was pleasantly
“At ilome” trf a number of friend* on
last Friday * veiling.
Mr. \V. M Garv'.n i* this week put
ting thecourt house roof in rain re
sisting cofiiplcteness.
Messrs Ji. \V, Vogel of Sumter and
T K. Vogel of Pensacola visited Barn
well rcl-itiyc*Ja*t week., r
Appreciated call* wore paid us
Monday l*y our good friend* C*pt. G.
E. Birt and Mr. D. P. Key.
F. F. (lurroil, E*q , inis been sp-
[ioL.tcd local counsel for Tfartihcrg
CouQtV'for the Sourlreru Railway.
Dr. J. II Price, formerly of Black-
ville, an 1 Mi** May f.hovyi of La'wton-
ville were married on rliv 2(Lb ult.
Miss Dora Gieen refurncil !;>*t week
from a delightful visit. ITT lier sister,
5lr* D. R. >{Ci».riiiui*, at Vidalia, G*.
We enjoyed saleday Interviews with
Private ii. II. Walker, W. D. Wade, T.
J. ilh r* ainJ a large catalogue of pop
callers, f”'' • ■ , t
Treasurer Ai m*trnr)g began making
out Tax exiiciitioii* on Tuesday. They
be less iq number and face iiiiionnt
^CreectVs
Dwarf \V*x Bu*h and KhLiey Wax
Bush Be.in* are the l»e*t of all tlio wax
yarietle*. A cron should be planted
every two week* for a succession.
OR Mutton Corn—plant Country
Gentleman for early ti«« aod
htow ell’* Evergreen for medium
and late use—e*,»ecially adapted for ta
ble use.
QW jo have plenty of nice Bean«—
HV* M
Valeii'
F‘
IJOW
I“T Plant two or three rows of
- CUE ECU’S Early Bush
tine Bean* every two weeks,
P LAN I’ CREECH S $ lb Tomr.toe*—
One sliced till* a dish—enough
for a small faihily. I'hey have
very few seed and are simply delicious
The scarcity of seed makes it espvcjally
nke for slicing.
F OR corn for tlie table—plant Conn
try Gentleman., and rttoweU’s
Evergreen. A planting every
two week*, until September, seomes
one of the linc-t table vegetahlcs for
fcix month* of tlie year. No other va
rh-lie.* of corn compare w ith these two
Varieties for Ufble use
lLANT CREECH'S S t r i n'g 1 e* *
Gie^n Pod Beans, no *tring*wn^
•o ti mler and Jn eiou*. Plant
every two WeekS,
E folk* think thiit rurr two
pound tomato i* all a f-ike. 1’rv
"^ Kiid tHH-tvr-giviug it good ai
tention, you faTf tu make tliem tli it big,
we wWt srmplv pa** you your money
back —Creech's Pharmacy.
yllERK i* no trouble ahodt making
from •Jo to 40 hu*he!s t>er m ic if
you plant Dixie Dent Corn.
THE best time to plant Dixie Dent
T
T
See l Coro i* from the tirst ql
April to the middle of August^
Creecli’s Fharmacy.
will
tliail .last j Ar
G<* to G. D. C. Lange,. ItlaokvHlc, S
C., for Baby Carriages and Go Carts at
4 man of adore.''* prices—also full line
Sp irtlpg Goods.
Prof. Brinson will preach ait Long
Branch Cliurch-mr ne»MsouiUv, April
nth. at 11 o'clock a. in. The public
cordially Invited to attend. -
Since Capt. Dunn's ^return to Ken
tucky, there has betuf continued im-
proVenicut in hi* riealth. 1 hat’s good
news to hi* Barn well fnctuis,
Ceiigrcssman PiUtcrson went, to
Beantor*Mi Monday, where Rev. Prof.
Isaac .Meyers began on Tuesday takfng
testimony ta bl* cor.test lot Congress.
The hew Cmint i
sioncr* on 'Sen*
Boaid of Cotniiii*
:rv Tcelected
Leg d
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NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE
No lc« i* hereby given that the un
.derslgnerl will, on .Saturday, May Oth,
llKti, file hi* final account with .r^ Kv
HnelTTiig. Esq . Jtidge^o* Probate, a*
Adviser George i(. Bit** Clerk
Koheitsand County Physic'uu
Paitersou. , 1
Attorney* Dirl* A Best hive moved
iniii orii.-es in the West end of the Lan
caster Bu'hliug, —#«ttcrtvf—floor.—< ontr.
sodor.i. Emile Harley is just across.the
passage .'iu>’.i tlfem.
Mr. Arthur # W. Braldmn of T>1.ar
prerli 'f* that the Soulh will plant R'\-
(KK!,'0*1 acre* in cotton tills >' nr. ma o
i 1 or In mil'Ion baie* under normal
(condition* and sell it at 5 cents.
Angus Ilankinson. a thrifty colored
Hod Oak f.-irmer, 'lost hi* ham t*ont:iln-
ing his year's fcirt>ply of eorn and for
age arid stock of provision* • and idne
hogs by lire one [tight lastweek. ••
*T lie lad! 0 * are rc«p' ctfully requested
to call and see the fi te i'iano* and *Or-
^rmic oin Nluck fur cash or .on easy
G T> C. Lings,
Brack \ Tile, K. C.
Under advl.'e of his physician Audi
tor Trutti r ,j iiiain* v *T'teome untl! com-
pletily Tecov*'rcd fro:n tin iis*:iuli <>l
-rtoumitasuL .Ijuiijuttiib't giini'i' 1 ’i^.
Hurt is giving diligo-nfc hWcnliimlto the
business of the ollice.
The WaHcfboro Bar adopted at the
recent term re-olution* high'v compli-
mentary to Solicitor Davis and SrcnVeg-
rapher Byrnes, that being their Det of
ficial visit, as CqlhHui'. will lie after
May 1st bi the Ciiarlestnn (’in-nil.
Mr. George F. Woston. Snpcrtnlerid-
entof Vanderbilt’s Ihltfiinrc Farms,
£siievi'lc. N . C.. was down last week
the guest, rd Messrs W. I. Johns amt
W T. CitlilOUtt Of aaiiirs.* ho fell Hi
love widi thciii ;in I tin' Buldoak CAMM*
Mr. T. J. Aokermnn of Dunbarton
gave u* a plcaaanl call on Tuesday.
The pitiphet* aay that the fruit crop
oannol bs considered- safe until after
Easter.
Mr. O'. H. Beat, Jr., ha* accepted a
position with Dr. J. O. Cre6ch for the
Summer.
The Summer School for Barnwell
tear Iters will bo held, at AB#n this
year. Next year Aiken will come
iiere.
Mr. Ingram Hu good has accepted a
posilrm with Mr. B. Maxursky, where
he will be glad to.»«aro and servo h's
uianv frleiH.ls to the best of 111* ability.
«, There will, he services at Columhl)*
School HoQX*. II a. m , suit time, on
Bniujiv, Apiil O. Every onb cordially
invited to attend.
W. G. Britton. *
Mr. Gaoiilall, of Cheraw, a handsome
joung gentleman of attractive man-
igir*_, is now with Measra^ Molair A
[•offer, prepIB^tT
customer* with nnfttTlIn^^otirte0d
VC ad f A st *fit 1 r ucas. , ^ .....
The Barnwell Bantlst Ministers’
Conference will inept at Blackville
Tuesday. April 11th. It is earnestly
hdped that uH will Httcnd, tV lmpOrt-
Httt matters will coni'' up. , .
W. G.- Britton,
„ Bccty.
Eden Melon Seed of hi* own grow
ing, of the snm^ grade tb»u gave per
fect satisfaytion lit*t year in Stuith fur-
(•IInh, Georgia and Florida, selected
from large and wtdl shaped inching,
drieil in the al.nde, nure to come up and
make gcotl money, for sale at f»0 ebnis
a pound l)y L Fui’iiisn Still, Bhickville,
w ho will.give haver* direetions' ho\y to
prepare, fertilize iiiul cultivate if dc-
(Itviicd.
DEATH OF MR^.-iANE R. MOODY
After i4 ho»ir» Illness Mr*. Jane R.
Mood v fell asleep in thtf arms of Jesu*.
March 12th, 1905. at 10 o’olocx a. m. to
awake on the resurrection morn She
1* asleep to us but awake at God’*
right Hand, beckoning n«*to come
Mrs. Moody was 05 years of age and
leaves one brother and a host of friends
snd relatives to mourn her teas. Sho
wa* a devoted member of AHb"’»
Chapel B*rpti«t church for many year*
No more are tier foot steps heard mid
her chair by the tire side will always
be vacant, yet in our sorrows it. teach
cs u* to say •* I’liv will be dune.”
,r \Vhat a blessed assurance that she
I* now ffeo from the trial* and tempta
tion* of this world and eojoving.all the
hi las. tJutt.. lIeH v eu can afford, vrsome
dav Wc hope to meet her Id a better
world, whete sin and sur ow nro u i-
known.
The touching ami impressive funeral
service vva* co:ulucU'd hr Key. R. 1‘,
Galjihin nt Allen’s Ghapel Baptist
church and her retnaina are now cn-
rmH "'V sri!"'0(Tr<i tlVc yoM clay of the family
enclosure.
Ttio g'dden gate* Afford ophn;
voice *ahl come, and with farewell uu-
I'OBIN’S M1 f.LINERY EMPORIUM.
SPRING OPENING DAYS,
Apt 11 12th, DUh, 14th. *
N-'
spoken, she calmly chteretl home.
A Friend.
A TRUE APPETiZKU AND TONIC.
The ladies of Rarpwell and adjacent
counties arc most cordially invited to K
give us ou the above dates the pleasure
of their appreciated presence.
Gratefully rnncinbcring live generot!*
patronage extended us in the pa*t we
arc con 11,lent that even greater com-
mPlllailoi: and an;irr)t il wilt h-i gtwM
to tmr this xeaaon’s pre*e*itarion. ' •
We have gatlieied from' the best fa«li-
ion centres of the I'nifrd Sta f cs all (lie
ostaliHsiied lavoriti » of woman’s world
of die**, all ti e new candidate produc
tion* worthy of her approval, and we
;uv assured that we can and will please
iind profit all who will honor u« hjb the
a'.cet'taiicd of onr.lnylttrtion. . Our best
services arc at your command.
* Barnwell; Si. C.
YK
err
: oil
lome *
LDKX TIME.
all ye lover* of ye rlden time,
ru ve Ma.-onic Hall on Tuesilav, ve
I Itli of A pril, both afternoon and even
ing, to view ve relics and au;hjuitie« of
Banr.vell and viciuitv, also to. he re
freshed bv dainties,"rivalling tlioso of
ye old cur time*. * .
r~- „ ,\-CMl‘3SlON. v -
Adults,-: . .
UhlldreJi, .
ill-o-na Will Make Yoq Feel Hungry
and Hearty, and Give Mrenglh and
j- ’ Vitahty.
Ask any friend who looks thin, pal”
and opt of health how many meals he
‘ir she eats a day, aod the chanJes are
that the answer-wdi-l lia--'Nut over two,
a ad don't feel hungry then.”' iiie
plump, rosy and rohp -t eat three square
men,;* daily, and their perfect health is
due to a strong stomach at.d <Fige*;|ve
system, as such a sy*teiu takvs out of fhe
food all those element* I lint make pure
blood, and give nourishment and vi
ta lit.v to the body.
The one appetizer anil, tonic that
should he taken is Mi o-na. the only
igcnt known that will strengthen the
stomach and digestive system, ami put
them in'such perfect working order
tli,if they will digest easily and
naturally all tiie the tooikthat is eaten,
and semi you to the table positively
hungry'Yor the next meal.
Without a strong sto.naeli digestion
will he poor, the blood impure, and
serious liver ami kidney trouble* re
Suit, cans' ng headaetii's, h&cka'dllc*,
spi.ts before the eyes dizziness, sleep
lessnes*. nervousness, initahleiu.**. a
furred tongue and had breath, all of
which can be readily overcome -by the
use of Ml-o-na. (costing but 6<>c a h »x),
a* it gms right to the foundation of
perfect hralib, the atomaeli.
Scores pf leading people ip thi* State,
Ineltming editors-,- 4iiitii*tor*if banker*.
and theli familie*. gladly testify to_tjie
ToTtlc, **rcngtiienlng aiull hea't^-jfrvTilg
ffoct* of Mi (Hia. FitrtherinoY« J. G.
Gi eceh one of thojtn•u.t"rf ttrrbteT'I)mg -
gist* in tht* section, sell* Mi-o-na under
a guarantee t.o refund the money If ||
doe* not produce satisfactory results.
10c
Mi* M. Bellinger,
Mi*. R A. iDHs, —
Mrs. W. W M'.nre,
M i s a S. A. h 1 i\ f r,
Commit tec*.
tfi in
-/
Guardian of
ceased, and a
Nettle R Ackerman, d.e
k for letter* dismiss,try.
T. J. Ackermtin,
—-—i———Guardian.
Agiril ath. 19‘ , V
f
1
coming cFr,.iigeis
Ilian in ye:t^." writes a snh-eflbcr a ho
keep* e.on-trmt w:Vi«h on the weather.
‘'Since: the first of last April we are
'2> inches short on rain, and the sit:) t
ago is bound to he made up soon or
late.”— : ^ '
'.GREAT MILLINERY OPENING
AND nALE.
The newest, the pyctflesf. the cheap
r st Millinery C’U>ds ever offered fire to
be found at our store at Wilii*t<di, S
0. No old guods; the latest style* and
creaiionsln Hats, Pattern Hat* and all
the freshest Dre«* Goods *o bo found
i nTlte Tyoffher 14 jinirket x “
Our Miiliner, Mi*s Odella Hendrix,
is anxious to meet and serve aii the la
dies. ♦
We announce with p’etf-ure that nut
oj eiilng days will contiuenc** on Ttte*-
iIhv. April 11th Until Naturdav, Aprd
LVth.
Wc w ill also have a great Etnbroid-
erv saloon the^e dates.
You..all ooitio antLyou xei taiul v will
be gfad you did as you will save
tnoiaC \«
A. N. GARBER A CO.,
W II.LISTON, S. C.
NEW' A DVKRTIS K ME NTS.
Syntrrg Openings—Tlireo Barnwell
I’emples of Fashion.
Fl \ nioutirltarli Egg*(f-A. B. Patter
son
Corn for Sale—'Alfred Aldrich, Tire.
Oaks .Farm,
( Imi.-e Gotten Seed—W. L John*. .
Dlanoa ami Organs—G. D. Ch-IoingeT
’Ousirt; rtv Statemont—'l'he BanK “Cf
imaH • ■ j-. —: '
Good'M ilk Cow W aided - G eorge 11
Bate*.- -
went ti
Charleston on S iturday to attei^i tiio
butial, in Magnolia (.eno t ry, -of liis
cotnri;dft.«>f-ttio six lies. Oapt. ivig 1 ne
R Walter, wlm tiled at his hem i in
Orangeburg county on Thursday ot-pa
i h!> si*. ( *
Miss Elotse Owens is with the Barn
wed Millitievy Store of Mr. B. Ma-
XurTke, wli-ie she will ho greatly
e iter many fri-'iids
the best service of
itor eulttvato.KasU-and approved c\-
peiieiiefe.
M’ws Jtnnie Pate delightfully entor-
talned a numh.Tof Iriend.s at an April
Fool Party on Saturday'evening-.In
honor of hec codsin. Miss May Wit
liamson, who will re. urn to her houre
in the Old North State ou Tuesday, at
ter a pleasant visit-iiere.
Mldinorv Opening—XV. II, Kennedy
Son. W ilH«t,<ni. S. C.
MuimTtrgnfi'idng—^.N.Oatlm^
po r \Villiston. (',. ' .
^“Fiual Diseharge---T. J. Ackerman.
I'^^AKE pleasure in an-
| ^ ^ nouncing[ that Miss
I I Kimble is with them
(jijfXgSXSW, .
again'this season, having just
returned from the northern
markets, and is showing in
their Millinery Department the
handsomest selection*^ ready-
to-wear Hats that has ever been
exhibited in- this part of the
State. —,
The best, however, yet tq-
fnaini to be seen, and at the
Great" Spring Opening
on Tuesday evening, April It,
frorn 7 until 10 o’clock and
Wednesday, the't2Ut (day on
ly), the eyes of the ladies will
be permitted to feasDupon the
dazzline beauty of a- gorgeous
array of Pattern Hats, models
from the latest New York and
^Parisian creations
’ Every hat that is shown is
specifically this ’season’s fash
ion, and it will surely pay- evr
, • r 4a.->,*( ,>l 'l' ,,r pu .nu ny fwiirv u.
cry admirer ot rasrnon s tancies- -wtHE Bi-ickvi^ie. w-uu refers to any ivd-i 1 -
J MISS CARRIE A. CAVE’S
GRA-ND SPRING MILLINERY
EXPOSITION.
Farmer Alfred Aldrich prove* 'the
axodli nee of hi* double barrel STTrem
of farin+ug-hy^gotre* that, tell the
truth and tacts that st:«e unwinking
In the f«i*e. He advertise* ikM busind*
of corn for sale, ^nd it* a.s_good corn
a* ever grew in thi* part of the Garden
of Eden. »
to be present at this opening.
WILLISTON.S.C.
jii*t large
\I»
dN
Feeling
Ba r n we?!
for Iboir
will
m
•THE NEWEST!
THE PltETTIESTH
TIIE CHEAPEST!!!
the tun*
Arecvcrywhcrc, in ihe lengthening am! strengthening ol
shine, tht: singing of Ihe birds, the blooming of tttS flowers hnd
I. the gentle touch of the South wind.
GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN
¥ell
arc to be found ut
now
store (Lancaster i>hi
Main Street, Barnwell.
Ko old stock. The latest
styles find creations in Hats
—Pattern Hats—and the
Freshest Dress Goods to be
’ . N v 4 JlJ-
had in the csorthern mar-
/ ^
kets. -
'Our ^Milliner, Miss Works,
assisted by Miss Owens and
Miss Mazursky, is anxious to
meet and serve all.
I take great pleasure in
announcing that our opening
days will be
O'
BUSINESS NEWS.
l it Early Dixie Dent Corn make*
morf nml comes earlier than any
oilier corn.—Creech s Pharmacy.
T ..4
Ryan cIvea Trading Stamps, 'picket*
for <’liiiiaware or key to Money Box
Don’t fail to iisk for one or the other.
Go to «>. I). C. Lange, Black Vi Ho. S.
C., for Baby ( arriagvs and Go-Cart* at
uiaiyiifaclurer’* prices—also full line
fttf, mt 13, 14 aod 1.V
jjnd we shall be disapjiointed
if “YQLT TT don’t'come to
see us then.
No argument Is riecessnrv
to convince voii that we have
just what yftti want after one
call and insjiectipn is made.
Bemember the tlatrs above
and govern yoiirsedves tte-
eordingly.
% o y
and teg tn invite their attention to the very large and very com
plete stock of SPRING and SUM .MICR GOODS now ready for
. -Ibcit in&fiecUfJli.... . " ; - , 7 " , v ;i'' ■ '-i .
For Gentlemen, ~—
The newest aild nicest CLOTH!NG, SHOES, HATS,
SHIRTS and UNDERWEAR—all that can be needed to
make the lords of creation comfortable and presentable ffoiri
crown-to sole. .
For Ladies, <
Beautiful and substantial DRESS GOODS in vast variety—
DAINTY WHITE GOODS. SHOES and all the Dress Ac’
cessorios, so essential td the bappiticiss and proper adornment
of the'Fair sex.
For Home Comfort,
Through the Warmer months I ask and advise an early invest-
ment in the economical MATTINGS jAND RUGS that so
lighten the pares and labors of the careful housekeeper.
AS ALWAYS—Prices will bi r Euch.as will please the present pur
chasers and win their future visits and larger patronage.
MY SALESMEN will give their most courteous and correct ser
vice to all customers.
ihl C>. syrii^L,
—RAILROAD AVENUE—-
Bll/roiv V 8. <J.
Sporting Goods.
Tlii* i* the time of year jto drlrrk
Glenn Springs Water and to eat Dried
Apple*, Peaches, Prune*, Fig* and
Date.*, all of w hick you will find at Ry
an’*.
o
UR Dixie Dent Corn taken the
prize—the*j that "tried it b'*t
year come hack for it again.
Gapt. W. \V. Moore idanted 40 acre*
la*t year Ivtid was well plea*ed—-the
yield heliiir jiearly twice a* much as
expected. Creech’* Pharmacy.
Ryan's homemade Apple Jolly i*
imply perfection.
Lweet Pi.'klc*. Hour Pickles, all kind*
ul Pickle*. Sauces and Mustard*, Red
hot To ba ;CO Sauce at KyanV^
Chocolate*, Cofl’cen, Teas, Cocoa—at
Ryan’s.
You should trv Ryna’s line Macker
el.
.''’ale Day attendance was
enough to make llm day Ideally ^pleas
ant. both to Barnwell people ami'their
visitor*. Everybody wn*Y in good
heart and humor and nobody had any
special news, good, bad or liinifftrentr
-Fanners o-rn w*H4 up- with Uv4r work
and there was no sign of weakening in
the deliberate purp. sc to put king cot
ton back on hi* throne. '~-
Eden Melon Seed, saved from middle*
of. perfectly sh tped, *iX“d' and rlpciryd-
melons, the lirst on live vines, dried
with special care, guaranteed to be (last
«ht***,.»s good »* ever - grown, for sale
kthOcents per 'po .nd by Renrv D,
can tile A gtheyorrespansi ble"ta»ftnes*
concern.
He sella these seed from the saute b»x
in whiek he keeps the seed he plaut*
hiiiisglf.
grateful to the ladies 'of
and surmundinff couutle*
past g> nerous patiomige, 1
have, will: the :i*si<tai;ca of Mi** An
nie Booth, ir.y millir.er, given even
gr. ater thought and preparaiiyn to the
Spring and Summer style* in flue niii-
linei'y, tit.d hope in this manner to
prove my appreciation of therr contl-
d. iice and tiadc.
t WDIi fo announce that my G r r:;u,l
Spring Openii'g will he on
W E l) N EH I) A Y* A N D I’ i! U IIS DA Y r ,
APRIL 12th and Iffrn,
At whichdime Ike latest and prettiest
In mpB. Dres*. Goods ^c. to ho found
in the Northern inarkot* will be on ex-.
hlhiUOh at m y Mlttiirery-titorc, and I
wi*lr to extend a most cordial invita
tion to all tiie ladies to be present at
chi* Maguilicent Kxno*H,ion.
Miss Carrie A. Cave,
Barn well, S. C.
Best Strain Warranted Fresh Birred
Plymouth Ko.ek Eggs for sale at per
setting of lu by
' A. B. Patterson,
Barn well, 15. C
The Indicsjiro respectfully requested
fen call ahd Hoe \ho tioo I'inoo* au4 (Jr^
gan* In stock for ca*li nr »)h easy
terms. G D. C Eange, .
Biuekviifo, ,H. C.
Rvan'sell* ”Rlg Ben” Smoking To
bacco nt 50c |>er lb. . - - —
One liundrcd v a tie t i e *o f Crnr d y *4 hH*-
ty vftriei ic* of ('ra.-kers, twelve varie
ties of G.akek and I’ies, wDh hoi t Bis-
culfa. Roll* and Bread at Rv»n’S~Con-
feettonery and Bukffry.' Go and look
at the display. -y,
-r^LANT better seed corn—Dixie
1^ Dent is the corn to plant. * i
Crepe bV Pharmacy.
n\
MARCH 21 ST, 1905,
JSS.
Whittle’s
THE GYLES CASH STORE,
\V. A. GYLES, PROPitiETOR
"S ' 8
Old Stand of C. E. Gyles,
BLACKV1LLE, S. C.,
Offers to carofnl buyer* a Complete
and Carefully Selected SroMrrtf Gciier-
Aj Merchandise, consisting of
Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes,
Medicines, Groceries
anci Furniture,
&c.i &c.
Having bought the stock of C. E.
Gyles, and making large additions
thereto I ask the liberal patronage of
my friends and the general public^
•My’ long mercantile oxnerienew nml
thorough business method* justlfv me
Ja promising the com pie test s;itl*fac
hin tmjvcrv bu vci'-trf every article at
Rlackvilie, S. C;
best Horses
Nine of the best Mules* he has
**’ a
ever handled. Buy NOW,
you want the best.
. . *
STSRS.
46 Cotton si
and
10 Saddle
and
'Jjf
Buck Wheat and Country Svrup, Home
m uffrJeltc
fortitH I’e o bi-s, Pear*. Pickles,
Same*, OflvM. Sltrlmpa,
Frencli Sa nTtfil*»• MbCli a
and Java CofTcc .Mixed, a
Mild and Delicious Drlisk.
11 ALKKitut.! Mackhkj'l! Maikkuki, !
Dried Peucltc*,’ T7IUIFJ, Ktg«rtrdt6i,
Raisins, Ci'.rrants, Citron, Apples,
“Nabob,”‘‘Silver Queen,” Russian
Young Hyson. Formnsii. Oolong, “(Jo
*CV Gup,” “Silver Seal,” Gun Powder
Peas.
Hot Bread, Roll*, Biscuits, T.oinrn
and Mince Pie* from Bakery every day.
Thirty different kinds of CracPcr*.
A*k for the kind you want if you do
pot see it
T One Hundred Different kind* of
M il’ll INK OF IT! Apiong
which will found Lowney’*,
Schrafft’s, Sparrow*. Head-
ley’s, with C.iro.nels and Chocolates of
every dcseriplifcu. Ask for the kind
you want.
GLENN SPRINGS WATER. Now
i* tiie time to use it.
ilteen Different Brands Cigars,
iftcen Different Brands Chewing To
bacco.
S to 10 Different Brands Smoking To
bacco.
LOOK AT-XHKSi: PRICES:—
2 lb. can Garden Peas only or
1 lb.‘can Jelly only.. 5c
1 lb. can Jam only
2 It) jar Preserve* twrl/r:.....
It Wl Will Dig Feet ftWiyT. ?". i. 151..
2 lh. can Applet only .. ... ......
:l lh can IVayhe* only
2 lh. can Pineapple only .
1 tli. can Ham Hausage. only......
2 lb. can Roast Mutton oivly
7 oz. Laundry Soap, J-tor 5c.
14 oz. Laundry Soap, 2 for 5c,
7 oz Laundry Sv’tp Ic each. >-
nAtpr rPn/irr to rt*k for Trading
iiiini I f| stamps, Cmikcry
utill I I UilUl I Tickets or Key to
Mon by Box. , ; :
G. K. Ryan.
££7“ Dealing for cash my ciutOmOffs-
will pa> for only their |Mircha*i‘«. and
making no had debt* I can afford to
sell for a very.-swail nrotit. Pledging
my noo-ncrvices ta holp- you s«vo uu»u<
ty, which I* the he-t way of lUakiog
money. 1 iniite yuiir early and fre
quent call*. ~
W A. GYLES,
BSackvSIle, S- C.
Hi X*mHi #5 HiHi&Z 'MW63m
£RQM..j
1^
No better stock has ever been brought to this State, and no?
better can be, for no better can be raised.
.BEST EDEN SEED.
Tllrco hundred pound* p'iro seed o
this niatcliles* melon for sale at 6
cents per pound.
II, W. Richardson,
Barinvcil. S. G.
HARNESS.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
The Registration Book* will he open
in the Court House, hack room upxtitr*
on the first Monday (saledav) In each
month during the year^ 1,505 for the
trunsHction of sii’ch.businenx a* is re
quired by law. .
— .* W..J Baxley.
i < Chairman.
G'. R. Dunbar, -
Secretary.
NOT ICR' OF FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice l* hereby given that tiie un
dersigned will, on Monday, April lOili,
1905. tile her final Recount with J. K.
Snelling, Judge <rf Probate, ns Adiwhi-
i-tratrix of the estate of J. Med Gray,
deceased, and u*k for letter* dismi*-
sory,
Sara If A. Gray,
Mitrch 2nd, 1005.
arc fair and right.
Come to sec them and me.
.HARNESS
An Immense stock, reaching from tlio Clodceat to the Cheape*t Grade*. An/
sepanV.c piece sold, from a Brow Band up or down. Saddles for Men and Wo
men. Lap Robes and W hip* Ac. In vast variety, hut of the heat quality.
Buggies ANU W agoixs.
My Stock"bf Buggieg l* superb, the most comfortable, the most durable, and*
the prettiest in finlHli an J style made in America.
- My Wagons are of the make* that have stooif the test of wear and time to th«r
unbroken satisfaction of all who have used them. Buy one. You will taV
blacksmith blll/aml be blessed by your easy pulling teams.
Charlie Brown,-
BARNWELL, S. C.
CABBAGE PLANTS.
$1.50 per 1,000. I am now prepared,
to till any 'and all orders with the
best varie.tte* of cabbage plant*. Or
der* tilled for any amount and varluty^-
IV rile for pi ice* on lots of 3,000-And
over. V.. ^ '
Address all ordert^ 1
W. Y. Carr.
M-ggelt, S. C.
DICKS- HOUSE, ’’
6S1 BROAD ST.,
Auc.d^ia. Ga.
' Rxcefl^'Yfffnit* m<t fyond--tshV
hoard, itates, $1.50 per day; special
rate# by tiie week. ,
- A P. Dicks, Pitoi*.
? MONEY TO LEND.
■Wff^ltedrepAied to negotiate loan* on
i ip proved fa i or* for tl ve veft rs, pa rtIal
payments IIIteresITS perccot o4 * l».ui*
under $1,000; 7 jut cent on loans over
ILOOtf. Don’t w rite, come and see us
J. O. Patter you A Son.
DR, LH, E, MILHOUS,
BENTAL SlffidEOR,
'BiCKfUS, S. C.
Ij^Till -be at Ids Barn^rcll!
ofticc every Monday and!
Tuesday, ancf at hfr
offlee iw Blac^vitte cyer/
Eridny and Saturduy.'
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