The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 20, 1905, Image 3
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RATES Of SUftSCBI Pf I OH.
tn Advance, per Annum *1.60
On time |i.o0
The county Chain ((ang will be near
hr Alefc gtorna’a place, in RUckville
Townehip, until the latter part of the
♦reek, when (hey will move to near the
tfunea Old Mill In Ulack^lMe Towneliip.
i R. Mortis. Supervisor.
R. C. Roberta, Jr.,Clerk.
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The regular meeting of Damwell
i f-odtf>' No 16, Knighta of Pythias will
I be held at their Hall on Friday, night
rat 7^ o'clock. A full attendance is
requested. By order of
Arden a. i.Iemon, c. <j.
,wm. McNAB. K. R.
rt-Cfa report bdrSb AtCUgh lit!
toorningi
Mrs T. S Dunhar of nattieyUld
tislted Barnwell friends on Monday.
Rev. Cary Beckwith and family bf
Aikeh irltl apbhd Eaiter ih BarnwClIi
Rov. J. t). Moore Snd family left on
Monday for their new home In Cam
den.
Prof. K. If. Hall of Denmark was In
town do AAtunlay, chaperoning a jun
ior bash ball nine.
MU* Jennie Pate spent several tfavs
very delightrully with friends in Co
lumbia last week..... „ v ,, t ^.
V H.Owens, Raq , of AiVen. Private
Secretary of CongiCssman Patterson, is
in town this week.
A Saturday call from Mr. R U. Lutz
added to oOr hanpineas and to the con
tentment of the typos.
Messrs Oeo. K. Dunbar and J. C.
Mnver were In town on Friday axul
paid us a pleasant* call. _
you have followed our
'/''S' advice and planted our
seed* your garden is
now in its exuberance of
growth. Wo.rk and thin
out. As t1ie~*taeon ad
vances c o m p a r*e the
product of your garden with that of
your neighbor, who ls negligent when
''It comes to buying U1* garden seed.
Keep up a regular succession of
crops In yohr garden. Plant, another
crop of Snap Beans, Peas, Lettuce, Cn*
cumbers. Radishes, Corn Ac., every
two weekly.
it it now time to plant our
Two Pound Tomatoel
They are undoubtedly the nicest as well
as the largest of tomatoes.
Creech’s;
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H
Stringlcs*, Green Podded Beans are
delicious and have no strings. Plant
Another crop every two weeks.
WHAT TO PLANT DURiNGTPIRW
—THRKE WEEKS—
takd. Lkttccb, Collsros, Caiibaok,
Bkkts, Sqitisu, Cucumbers, Coi n i ky
Okntleman Corn, Okra, Radiriiem,
Tomatoes and Garden Peas for later
Use
Some of the above crops you should
already have up, bntf plant h second
crop ai d continue them every two or
three weeks '’ThTf tsttw only way to
Reyc a garden.
£Creech’s~^
Dwarf Wax Bush and Kidney Wax
Il*ish Bean's are tlret»«^tnf all the wax
Varieties. A cron should be planted
every two weeks for a succession
F OR Mutton Corn—plant Country
Gentleman for early use and
bfowep!* Evergreen for medium
and late use—especially adapted for ta
ble use.
OW to have plenty of nice Beans—
PUnirtwo or rhroj—rows of
CREECH’S Early Hash Valen
tine Beaus every two weeks.
lLANT CREECH 8 2 lb Tomr.toe*-
One sliced tills a dish—enoii gh
for a small family. I’hcy have
v.iry few seed and are simply deliciou^.
The scarcity of seed makes it-espeviaHr
nice folr slicing. “ r—i
F OR corn for the table—plant Gnun
tny Gentleman and .stoweH’s
Evergreen. A planting every
two weeks, until September, secures
one of the tinest table Vegetables foi^
six months of the year N<* other va
rieties of corn compare with tliese two
varieties for table use
>LANT CREECH'S S t r I o g lia s
Gre**n Pud Iteaus, no strings and
to tender and Uocious. Plant
every two weeks. / _____
S OME folks think that our two
pound tomatoT* all a fake. Try
it, and if after giving it gowl at
tention, yon Jail to make them that big,
we will simpl v pass, you your money
baek —Creech’s Pharmacy.
(HERE is no trouble about making
from 25 to 40 bushel* per acre if
you plant Dixie Dent Corn.
fT^HE best time to plant Dixie Dent
. | jtee.4 Gnrn i* from the first.of
April to the middle of August, *
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Creech’s Pharmacy.
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Barnwell Graded School
Tax Levy.
A meeting of (he legal voters, who
tcturn reat or portOUaL propetty- tor-
taxation. residing within "The ifarri*
Ivell Graded School DUtrlcf”, is here
by called to he held at the Court House
on the 2nd dav of May, A. D. 1005, at
.12 o’clock, in. for the purpose of d<*
elding whether the special tax—3J
mills—now levied to supplement flu*
general tax for the support of said
school shall be reduced or not.
O. K Ryart,
Ch’m. Board Trustees.
Wn». McNah,
Secretary.
April 18th, 11K).». *
Col. Frank If. Creech will address
Catfip Wick McCresry, U. C. V., at
Elletitoti on next Saturday.
Barnwell Pythian* are making ready
their gi ips for tlie Grand Lodge meet
lug in Beaufort next month.
Dr. E. L. Patterson attended the an
nual meeting of the Sta’e Medical As
sociation In Crccuvlllc last week.
A visit from ('apt. G, P. Morris
cured ohv Friday blues and left a love
ly ailver radiance in the sanctum.
Barnwell IS and 8, Denmark 2 and 0
were the scores in the games on Satur
day between the school boy nines.
Married At Bat nwell on April 12th,
by Rev. W. G. Britton, (.'apt. W. T.
Cave and Mias Minnie Bennett, both of
Olar.
Possibly the Easter' Miliinerj&*open-
Ings had something to do-w ith the
bringing in last week of tl^rty mid
bales of cotton.
Mr. R. A. Dotson’s many friends are
glad to have him back so much im
proved In health after a two wrecks’
visit to his parents at MiCurmick. '
Memorial Day.
.....— r A» hUbi>evftr paw be BHwty
Misses Cushman and Haves, two of
Alkep’a fair daug.lytej#L are visiting
Mrs. E. D. liiiodes.
The 2nd Quarterly Conference for
BarnwellCircuitNwlll be he|d at Mix-
pah church Saturday, the 22d Inst.
, Every otllcial on the charge is earnest-
Messrs Lr A. Bush, J. 11. Bush and |y ie<jursteil to i»e present. No preach.
E. K. Bnckinghainof Elilenbui were ih
town on Mondav, and iheir inanv
ing at Mizpah next Salurday.-
feivnds-wA(i« iiniiiiimoiisiy-^htd-tu ..we. Jieva W. M. ■ Mooro.
see tlieiu. ' I*. Hair, it. W. Zanders aie deleg
Miss Martha Ayer Aldrich is in
Wtisl.lrgton, to attend the continental
congress of the D. A. K. Ib-f.ire re
turning she will,visit in New York and
other northern cit.iaa.
There's a good time coining, or
rather three ol iluyn, first at Rivers*
i?j dges ojf Weillivsdav next, sec«ud at
Kllpufon on ilu* 20tli—and third >it
Fennell Hill on May 4tli.
Druggl-t C. X. Bit •ckhalter lin*
bought the handsome residence of the
late Col. J. J. Brown on Main . «tr**et.
and after its t.i-teful tenovatiou will
muke it lii* ; ermanent home.
Pre-lding Elder Marlon Dar*sn~ w tio
lia* b*eu under medical treatment, for
eeveral weeks in a sauitAriitu) Ip I’hiU-
delphia, was reported as slow iy im
proving at Just in-count received.
Revival service*, will begin at the
Methodist Church/in Barnwell Thurs
day evening, tte- 20lh lust knd wi'l
eofiiinu* indefinitely. The pastor w ill
h>i N*si«ted after this week by Rev.
Geo. \V. Davis of Cop**, S. C,
t'ongressnian Patter-ion will he glad
to serve ahv con-'tltiient* liaving ponds
gg they desire .t«-H**ck
lisii. ff they write, telling him what
sort (liev wish, he will applv^to the
propsrotticial for the desired "small L
try.” . ■ • r
"Ye Olden Tlnr?” entertnlnment. at
the Masonic Hall la«t week wa* as far
more enjovable than anv of the fatter
day functions as the old wr;re sUfierttvr
to the Utter dhys. And pmlii^llle too.
150 being realized for tlie Baptist par
sonage fund.
Pnton Meeting, flrat division, goes to
Seven Pines. Toe coinmitue was mis
informed as to ulace. Go to Seven
Pines
The Missionary Hallies are all called
olf. Kmtiicr animiincciiient wiil he
made later =———-—* - W. Q. B.—
At the meeting on Saturday of the
citizens of Blackville township to con
sider the Improvement of their public
mails Messrs J. C. Matthews. J. J. lUv,
J E. Hail and L F. Bonner* wore ap
pointed a commiiteH d* ilechie the ln*Kt
manner of n«ing the special tax fund
of some already collected.'
Ma yor CalhoHi. has among hi* mo-t
prtzetl treasures a gold iocktt contain
ing a daguerreotype of ids gianilfa--
ther, Mr. W. B. Flowers, a marriage
present to hU mother. Though made
more than half a century ngo the tine
face of lhis true gentleman of other
davs ia aa distinct, as If it had been
taken only yesterday. i
Tens, Cocoa at
O'
BUSINESS NEWS.
Chocolatei, Coffees,
Ryan’s.
DON’T forget to try Ryan’s Big
Hominy.
k UR Enrly Dixie Dent Corn makes
more and comes earllei; than any
other corn.—Creech's Pharmacy.
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Try Mott’s Celebrated Spafklfng Cf-
defat Ryan’s.
O UR Dixie Dent. Corn takes the
prize-thos? tlmt tried it last
year conre hail* for It ligaln.
Capt. W W. Moore planted 40 acres
hist year nnd was Well pleased-Hhe
yield being nearly twice a* nyich a«
expected. Creech's Pharmacy.
This r« the tlmw of ye«r to drink
» Glenn Springs Water .and eat (fried
Peachea, Afiples'. Prnnes—which yon
will flnd at Ryan’s.
If jmf don’t go to Rvall’s yon will
' miss something cmif to ear^ Think of
“It: Hot Breael, RoHs, Biscuits, Pies and
fakes daily. 1 . ' —
Beat Strain'Warrimted Fresh Barred
Plrmoutli Kock Eggs for sale at $t per
aetting of M- by T— ;———
, A.- B. Pattefson,
Barnwell, S.C
Sweet TtoWsrs 1 , Shnr ncVles, lfn«ard
Rickies, all Hinds of Piclrles, Carsup.
Prepared Ifustxrd. Saucer. Red lb it
Vobasco Sauce at Ryan's.
fcLANT better seed corn—Dixie
Dent is the corn to plant;
CreeclPs Pharmacy.
rife's flay tiTgJit dTTaif wJeV^y *1(111-
ful marupiiveniig, Supervisor Moiris
succeeded in cairturing, near Lees. Or
ton Smith, colored, alias J. B. Smith,
who escaped from tlie chain gang 6n
January litli and who liad eluded
many attempts A” arrevt him. It was
while trying to captum him that Mr.
L A Black deceived the Injurie* that
resiflted lir hi* Jeatli. For the next 22
month* Smith will he at the chain gang
damp
After a most successful and satNfac-
-tory term the Crane Savannah School,
Mi^s Wilson of Sprlftgf.eld teacher,
closed on Thursday with ah exhibition
reflecting high credft on preceptor and
pupils and a pic nie eloquent In its ex
cellence of t{ie genuine prosperity and
royal hospftltlity of'tlmt, good people.
t j’udge John K '^Si.elling gracefully
introduced Prof. B. M. Dm lihgton. tlie
orator of the day*. who*e address was
an edifcational gem in happy keeping
with the oilier enjoyments of that, Jed
letter day. * 1 -’ c. f ^ r .s
The Barnwell Baptist Mir fstcra’
ro'ifereqc irret at life BhaekvH'e par
sonage on Tuesday last 'I'he reports
from the field* were most encouraging.
ReY. \V. M. Jones, instead of reading a
.paper, gave ao Interesting and in*pi
ring ta’k on tlie genefal ‘hibj'oet of "Re
vival*,’’ a good disetiisron was pro
voketf'On tlie rlicrde. Pro. Q. M BUI
in** wa« elected preshlent In the place
of J D Moore resigned. The confer
er.ee wa* euferfal ted by Hrn Jtidson
Hair, fii *ueYi a manlier that It mjide all
wish tlutt we could itft*y tlwH hH Hm
time. W. Q. B.
And now town takes.
.Where there’s a will there’s a law
suit.
Are ymt going to jurt k summer gar
den thU year? :. .. K
Mr. G. J. Diamond paid US a pleas
ant Monday call.
, On Tuesday Mr J. I?. Lain again
proved hfmsolf a model luUscriber.
Mr. B. J. Hammett, Jr., of Black
ville, called pleasantly bn Tuesday.
Subscriber* W. I. Bflsh and J M.
Knight started the week off brightly.
Tha Hprlng Examination for teachers
certiHeates will be bold oh May Kith.
Next Sunday will He E i-ter, after
which the dang.ir of killing cold will
be gone.
Next Wednesday, 2()tli lost, will be
generally observed d§ Confederate
GdD’S WILL BE DONE.
On Bundav morning, April 0th, jiist
AN UNtJBUAL OFFER'
as the sun was ready to show its ray of
light (ho death angel entered the liohte
of Mr. and Mr*. B. O. Mitchell
took for Its own the aged father. Mr.
Jostah Armstrong. His day* number
ing eighty yea'**, five niontlu and two f
days. lie leaves seven ehllJren, twen
ty-eight grand children. wltK rt large
number of friends and felstlvc* to
mourn his loss. Since tlie early part of
hi* life he had (•ecu a constant member
of Rosemary HaptDt Church. He was
alwavs a cheerful giver in
service.
On Monday afternoon at six o’clock
hy Mr. J. G. Creech, who It Offering
bla patrons art opportunity of a free
irial of the wonderful healing remedy;
and Paraoampb, 'First aid to the inju
This remedy ba* become popular in it
short length of lime by Its great ane-
cess in curing the aches, palna amt
hurts of iiillllon* of people. Barnwell
people should know thd value and mer
its of I'sracNinph. and to emthie them
to do so without risk or loss of money
Mr. Creech Inis produced a plan. "Be
ing fully convinced of the merits of
the Lord’s Paranamph. all you have to do, says
Mr. Creech, l* to deposit the price of a
bottle st our drug store, take home a
he wa* laid to rest in the Old Field , boujo of Psractimpdi.iglve it an Ik.nest
Tomorrow will lie Good Friday,
the
by
universal time for planting beans
tbe grandmothers.^of this generation.
The IJth was not. the unlucky day,
for we then made tbfe pleasant ac
quaintance of Mr. J. I. Hutto of Hi'da.
Those wild; sowed oats -not wild
ones -at the right time and in the wise
way liuve the promise Of barn tilling
crop*. . *,_ *
Constable Mack Johirs of Elirhardt
.was killed at Bninberg Satunlav nigiit
bv a :west;. buuud ooutheiii Rallwat’,
5
train.
The business of Elko post ofllce lias
doubled since the^rmtlonf of the two
R. F. D. Routes sapidying -the adju-
cetitcountry^
TheJiiUh siinual session of the Grand
Lodge Kid gilts of Honor began >o*ter-
dav in Civimnbia. Mr, ii. VV. Briggs is
representsilve from Blackville to the
Grand Lodge.
r
no l icit
The union meeting of the 3rd divis
ion of the Savannah River Association
meet with the Matlock Baptist
Church on the 2l)tti and 30th of. April,
1905, at 11 o'cloi-k a. ni.
Bro. R W. Sanders will preach the
introductory sermon on Saturday and
Bro. J. F. Monall on Sunday will
preach a missionary sermon. IVill
have dinner at church
R. Dunbar,
‘ . Moderator.
J.C. Ganlner ? - —
Secretary,
April 14th. 11)05. -
gstes
to the Southern Baptist Coiivcution
Irom the Bainwell Association under
tiie provision of the constitution which
give* one delegate lor each $50 con
tributed to missions.
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Creech’s I’harniacy Installs thlp week
a very beautiful, arlis'h*, cosily, up to-
duLc.Sola Water Fouutaio. raallv wor-
l!iv of a place manv tini''* larger mid
influitidy mine thir*ty tlian Barnwell.
And the d ink* iliat It will dispen-e
will Jic a* delightful as the nectar of
the
A’ili be a* deli
he ancient*.
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I* I I I? tv E* A 'I* I
THE WEATHER.
At Barnwell on Mondav the- ther
•nonieter registered tin* lowe«t ligure of
the date f..r 18 year*—3U degrees—ris
fng to 35 on Tuesday morning,
•d’rophet ATttTwtry. Sr-, says that gen
uine Spring will out eemo hack to stay
utitU -about May 3rd. A Red Oak
weather man expect* another serious
cold wave about the May tulLuioom.
The Executive Committee of the Cot-
Grower*’ Association met on Moti-
day!hwl'r*'sent: Dr. 4 H. E. Milhous
of Blackville, L A. Bush of Four Mile.
W. I. John* of Baidock, Edwin Hazel
of (ircat Cypress, G. W. Peacock of
Barn well.
lu order to effect a perninne.nt. organ
ization the county was divided into
live iHstricts a* follows!
Bl*ckville, ( WlllNlon and Rosemary
under the supervisfYn of Dr. J. 11. E -
Mlliiou*. * 1
Four MRe,- Rich Land. Bennett
Mpring* under the supervision of L. A.
Bu-li
Baidock, Bull Pond. Allendale under
the supervision ot Yf. I. John*.
Great Qyprcs* and Sycamore under
tlie supervision of Edwin Uazc-I.
Barnwell, Red (X:tk and George*
Creek under the supervision of G W.
Peacock.
i - The Board reSolyfid to put one can-
VHi*er or more. a» An tlicir discretion
may be n -ce-sary, to collect the annual
dues, receive signature*, acreage und
fertilizer report* of la*t nnd till* year
The work to he done so as to lie aide
to report at the Executive Committee
meeting, May loilu - * \
No further hiuinesS, adjourned.
RIVERS’ BRIDGKS UEMINIS- .
CEXCRS. t
JOHN *. StOORK IN HA*PTION OUARDIAN.
Your notice of "Semorlal Day at
River*’ Bridges'* recalls to my mind
aome of the incidents of tlie fight ovet
f r■;y years ago. I tible, iu my. pocket
roll of C". "(i,’’3' S C. Cavalry, which
Charlie R. Havt, th<r xyircle** fele-
grapli ope ator at tlie Naval Acafdenry,
AnnapoRsy w ho t>>nre liing ago eclipsed*
Marcpni In re eiving.^i«tHg-d(J*tanc(r
massage ovei* HivTfecnrd breaking dis
tance of 37G miles, had "a tltVillhtg ex- 1
perlence a feik days ago.' During a
very severe electrical storm "
a iii6»»ftgw4rw»i a ves*el
condition 280 7 nrihfs at sea; while other
operator* ref ii-Yd t»'dare th^ danger,
and his escape was a very close one.-
the lightning severely injuring this
pole by which the message was receiv
ed. But Barnwell boys abroad can al-
• way* be .
1 carried at the time and stti) have, op-
(uisite t|Ie name of John B. Wood*,
‘•wound, d, February ~2, ’>15,” He was
shot In the leg in a skirmish w itlu, tlie
yankeca, just below* Brpxtnn’s Bridges,
and died th.<t nigiit of cxiiHiiation from
los* of blood. Dr. Kirkland, our sur
geon, «aid, “he believed he could have
s ived htorif he otrly had some wlils-
key.” Wood* was buried, at Rivers’
Bridges, where lie died. He waAjp
good soldier—one that couhl be de
pended upon in any emergency.
.During tbo tight the ne'xt day our
Regiment was sr.alioneil alo|ig tlie
swamp between Rivers’ and Ur»xton’s
Bridge*. <>•. C. w ar* on the right of
our extended line. >11 st below the work*
w hich covered and protected tliecause-
wuy and bridges. We were scat feted
along tiie swamp in tiltic squad* irt
interval*', with a commissioned or non-
commissloned oiliefcr in cbnr.maaid ol
each squad. I tliiiik the works were Oc
cupied with Georgians. The tight w ent
on ail day, tin yandtoes unable to ad
Vance by the caiisewav, IrtWaTtls nfjlit
made their way tiiror.gii an old blind
ui.kD across the swamp, and our troop*
Were farced to abandon their position
to prevent being t:?kcn in Hhb rear by
the enemy One of our squads, hr try
ing to l iach balaiic* of Company^ rode
tight ii among the yaril.ees. Coxaiiid
Jim Fit yd were captured Corp’l. Kd.
Robinson and Spillianis escaped liy a
bold dash. Robinson received a bullet
through the folds’bf lit* blanket rolled’
behind hi* saddle, and into hr* haver
sack, w here it Wielded up in a paTr of
woolen glove* i f r ' ,
- Tiovu lived to gets home afte^ the
witr, but Cog; p'ror TV llow. die^ in a
ynnkee prison. Robinson d(ed some
two or three years ag*», but Spilltanla
l* still alive, neai* Gray, 8 C*
W r camped that night in aliotit (wo
nrle* of the enemv. After curing for
rtiy horse I ernwred under our cbm-
mlirsary wsgoh-t&’avoid a drizzly rain
fan the night, snd with my saddle for
m lie reeehteir pltTow an d wrapped in my old bjaYiket,
In a ptu-ilofAf f stejijso foundly that 1 was surprised
on ajaakooing in fho morning to flnd
that our Cohimirr-arr, John Overstreet,
hid hitched up add driven off without
my knowledge. v
burying geodod. the funeral «erviee
was conduced by Mr. S. 1*. Hair, in
the presence of a large number of peo
ple who showed the last respect.
A precious one from us is gone,
A voice foiever stiilcd;
A piece is vacant in our home^.
A. E. F.
trial, and Jf not eatlsflcd. tell uaauU we
will return your money,
No remedy on earth compares with
Raracamph for the, cure of. rhCnina-
tl«m, Swelling and Neuralgia, Sore
Throat, Croup, Catairli, More Mu«elc*,
Eczema, Sprains, Bruise*. Sore Feet,
Got*, Bnm* irrrt Him*’ Iff ever>“de
scription. Paracanipli absolutely pr»v
f rill *Jilf>fid poisj UL. J’Aracnmph eoot )i e*
and heal* like magic No household
should be without a bottle always at
hand.
If you receive a card making it
special offer to you for a trial of I’ara-
eaniph, bring it to our drug store wiiti-
out delay.
SUPPLEMENT CONTENTS. '
To keep from wasting three columns
of reading mutter wo issue a supple
ment today having the following arti
cle*:
Lack of Homo Training; Little Boy
Bine, (by request); Saving Money;
Memorial'Day at Rivers’ Bridge; Rais
ing A Girl the Wrong Way; Seaaon-
alde; Special Session of Congress;
Farming Area in tlie United States;
Programme of the' Union Meetings;
Long Branch Pliilo*ophy: A Pas
sionate Scene in Edgetield; Compul
sory Vaccination;’' President Koose
veil as a Matchmaker; What are you
good for-; ~ A~ l :.'i w yrr*a vx |Ttrr n at hi n of
the slow ness of tlie court*; Charge of
DoubtfurJiidge; A two-liearted man.
FRIGHTFUL SUFFERING
RELIEVED.
Buffering frightfully from tiie viru
lent poison* of undigested food, C. G.
Gray>on, <>f J.ula. Mi**., took I>r
King’s New Life Pill*, '•w ith the re
sult,” lie write*, ‘•that I was cured.”
All stomach and bowel disorder* give
wav to their tonic, laxative propertiet,
25c at C. N I’.urcklialte*’’* Drug Store
Creech's Pharmacy, guaranteed.
Olar. 8. C., A^r'.l 10th. 1905.
A meeting of Camp Rivers’ Bridge,
No S49. will he held at th« Memorial
Grounds on Wednesday, April Stitli. at
3 o'clock u, m , for®the purpose of
electing delegate* to tlie general and
State, reunion* U. C. V , tlie collection
of annual ouea and the transaction of
any other busiuesa that may come be
fore it. All member* are earnestly re
quested to attend. By order
J. W. Jenny, Com.
Jno. F. Breland, Adjt.'
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Arc everywhere, in the lengthening and strcngtficning 6f the surf?
shine; the Singing of the birds, the bioomirig oif tfie flowers and*
... r '~' the.gcntle tohch of the South wind. - ) *
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I am glad to assure my many friends that I am
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and beg to invite.Lhcir Attention to4he-very large amb'TerJ’ iftni-
pletc stock of arid SUMMER GOODS rfow ready for
•fiwSC
ATTENTION COMRADES.
There will be a meeting of veterrimf
of Camp Wick McCreary, No. 812. U. 4
C. V. at Ellenton. S. C , on the 4th Sat
urday In April to elect delegate# to the
Slate and also National Reunions.
By order L. A. Rush, Commander,
- R. J. Dunbar, Ad’jt.
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FOR SAXJ&
1 McCormick Binder, good a* 1 hew,
price I GO 00 Can be seen at C. B. El
lis’, near Martin, S. C.
Apply to
for Gentlemen*
the newest and nicest CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS,
SHIRTS and tJNOERWEAR—rill that can be heeded to
fnakc the lords of Creation comfortable and presentable from’
crowd to sole.
Or—
C n. Kill*.
Martin, 8.
C.
T. B E l!*, Jr.,
North Augusta, 8. C.
FINAL DISCHARGE:
Notice Is hereby given that tlie 'h^-
(ler^gi'cd will on Mm: Uv, May J5lh,
iiKw. tlleTii* tiual ai-count^ wTiTi J? Tv
Snelling K*q.. Judge of Prfibate for
Barnwell County, a# Kxvcut*»r of the
estate of II. H. Corley, deceased, ami
apply for Letter^ Dlsmlysory.
B E. Corley. Executor.
April licit, 1905,
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e
NOTH E OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will, on Tuesday, May Ifltli,
1905, tile hi* Hub I account with J. K.
■inelllng, /E-q., Judge of I’robate for
Barnwell County, n* Ailmiutsirator.
wiih the Will annexed, of Hetenles
-ingleton, deceased, and ask for Let
ters Dismis*ory.
•W. L. Blngieton,
A duiinistraurf.
Apjil 11th. 19a5.
CHEATED DEATH.
Kidney Houble oftm md* fatally,
but by choosing the right imdiciiie. E.
H. Wolfe, of Bear Grave, Iowa, cheated
death. He *avs: "Two years ago 1
had Kidney Trouble, which cn.isrd me
great pain, suffering and anxietv, but
1 took Eieeuiq Biiiers. which effected
a C 'liipicte cure, I have also found
thyin of gi eat benefit in general debility
and nerve trouble, and keen I hem con
stantly on hand, silica a* l linii they
have no equal,” 0. N. Hurokhatter
I>i ugglst, Crecdi’s Piiarmacy, guaran-.
tee* them at 50c,
CIGSRS, TOBACCO,' SNUFF.
Buck Wheat hnfl Country Syrup, Home
made Jelly, Jama. Preserves, Call-
fomta I'eichra. Pears, Pickles,
j Samic*. QUvha- Shrimpa. —
' Freiicii hardines. M<»eha
^ and Java Coffee Mixed, a
Mild sod Delicious Drink.
Msf’rmnct.t Macukkkl! Mackkkki,!
Dried Feaelie*, Prnnet. Fig*. Dates,
RiiTdTi*, Cl'.rrant*.tJTtron, Apples.
“Naholr,”“Silver Queen,” Russian.
Young Hyson, Formosa. Oolong. “Co
sey Cup,” "Silver Seal,” Gun Powder
Teas.
Hot Bread, R(dl«, Biscuits, Lemon
and Mince Pies from Bakery evefy day.
Thirty different kinds of Cracker*.
Ask for the kind you want if you do
not see it
One Hundred Different kinds of
wj THINK OF ITI Among
.uOl I wliic.li will found Lnwney's,
liU I « Schrafft’s, Sparrows, Hi*atl-
ley’s, with Carom els and Clmcolalie* of
every description. Ask for the kind
you want. *
GLENN SPRINGS WATER. Now
is the time to use It.
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE
Narice I* hereby given that the un
dersigtied will, on Saturday, May fiih,
I'D.*), tile hi* linal account with .1. K.
Snefllng, K»q . Judge of Prob ito, a*
Guardian of Nettle R Ackerman, de
ceased, und risk for letters dismissory.
T. J. Ackerman, ■
Guardian. —
April &Hr, 1005.
NOTICE!
All road overseers wTil see Hist the
rights of way of tlie public road*
throughout tin* county ate Hot plowed
Into, nor uthorwl*e obstructed, anil are
hereby iustriicted to prosecute all par
ties who persist In tlie practice.
J. B Morris, Supervisor.
R. C. Robert*, Clerk.
ifteen Different Brands Cigars,
ilteen Different Biand* Chewing To
bacco. , •
to 10 Uiwertfnt Brands Smoking To
bacoo. p!
LOOK AT fHE.SE PRIClS:-
T0c can Salmon only 5c
1 lb. cun Jelly only ^5c
1 ib. can Jarito'nly fr*
1 lb. can Tomatoes only 5c
2 lb. cun Ga'den Pea* only....- Be
2 lb. can String Beans only 5c
2 Ib. can Apple* only 6c
1 lb- can Ham Sausage otiiy 5c
3 o2. cake Laundry Soap,TO ck*. for 5c
7 oz. cake " " 3 ck*. for 5c
14 ot. cake " ^ r ‘, 2 Cks. (oV. fit*
3 lb. can Lye or Big Homitiy only, hk:
Jilb can Sauer Kraut only. lOfe
mb', can Baked BeanFonLy iT.“r.Hte
31b can Peaches only. 10c
2 ib jar Syrup only. .7.... 10c
2 lb. can Pineapple only15c
2 lb. Can i’ig Feet only ,I5c
2 lb. nan Roast Mutton only *.T5b
2Tb. jar Pre*erveff only...... .i.
A l»c plug Schnapps' TobacSO for... fOc
7-ox. Laundry Soap, 3 for 5c.
14 <»*. Laundry Sbap, 2 for iSo. —
7 ox. Laundry Soap fc each.
to ask for Trading
Stamps, Crockery
THE GYLES CASH STORE,
W. A. GYLES, Proprietor
Old Stand of C. E. GtLes,
BLACKVILLE, 8. C.,
Offer* to careful buyers a Complete
and Carefully Selected Slock of Gener
al Merchandise, consisting of
Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes,
Medicines,
and Furniture,
&c.i &a -
Having bought the stock of C. K.
Gyles, and making large addition*
thereto 1 ask the liberal patronage of
my friend* and • the general public
My Ifflrg merchntftc. expertenw ana
thorough hnsines* method* justify me
in promising the completes! satDfac
tion to every buyer of every article tit
tlie
6YLGS CASH
, STORC.
£3^“ Dealing for ca*h my ci»*t6nVer#
will pay for only their purchase*, and
making no bad debt* 1 can afford to
sell for a very small protit, i'iedging
my best service* to helpjyou save mon
ey, .which i* tlie bc*t way 0T making
money, t invitq your early and fre
quent c.ili*.
W. A. GYLES,
Blackville, S- C*
Pof Ladies, . / l _ .
neaatifdl and siibstanliat DkESS GOODS in vast variety—'
DAINTY WHITE GOODS, SHOES arid all the DresT Ac.
• cessorics, so cascntral to tHc happiness riiul propcf adornmenc
f»f The Fair sc.2. . y
^or-Home Comfort,
f hroogli the warmer months I ask arid advise an early invest-'
fneiit iri the Economical MATTINGS AND RUGS that so‘
lighten the cares and labors of the careful housekeeper.
AS ALWAYS—Prices will be such as vDU pfeaSe the present pur
chasers and win their future visits arid larger patronage,
MY SALESMEN will give their most courteous and correct ser
vice to all customers. /
H, ID. STIFF.
^.railroad avknui:—
liLACKVTLLIO, 8. <3.
21 ST,-1905,
v^.
's Stables*
Blackville, S. C.
Twenty of the best Horses and
Nine of the host Mutes he has
' ■ . - • ' — J ~ •- '■_* "- o' - J. ~
ever handled* Buy NOW, if
- ■ • a
you Want the best.
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ANNUAL RETURNS.
Read
trio**
Ryan’s Advertisement
,1 *1 iL.~v
Money Box.
G* K. Ryan.
All Exccntoiit, Admtnl*trntor*,
Guardian*, Committee*, Trustee* and
por*ons occupying such position* ore
required hy Ihw to flle Annual Retnrti*
In tiie ofllce of the. I’robate Conrt oil or
before the tir*>t day of July in each and
every year.
The law provide* h« prinDhmertt for
failure or refirssl to make and tile said
Returns the forfeiture of commission*,
Hie payrtent of line* or commitment
to jail for contempt, of court.
, Prompt and universal enmpllance
with these requirement* of law ia due
by tlie holders of suclV ti’usts to the
estatesTu tliMr charge and ' wHEterieVe
the Probate Court <if tlie iriipleasan^,
dnty of imposing tbe penalties pr^
scribbd by la’W,
John K Snelling,
Judge of Probate, Barnwell County
10 Saddle
and
and jf
Timber Mules It Harness Horses
mmm-mmmmmmmse* mmm&l
DIRECTS
No better stock has eveY&eeir brought to this State, and
better can be, for no better can be raised. - ' V " >
They will suit every want and purpose and, as alwavs, pri
ate fair and right.
Come to see them and me.
HARNESS
HARNESS.
An Immense Mock, teaching ftem I he OfMcent to the Cheapest Grads*.
separu;e piece sold.'Dom a Brow Band up or-Hown. Middle* for Men and
ineiV. Lap Robes and Whip* Ac. In vast variety, britof the best quality.
W agoxLS.
My stock of Buggies 1* superb, the most comfortable, the most durable, au<f
the prettiest InJlnDh arid style made in America.
My Wagons are of,th«*uutectf that lm|Ve stood the te#f of w-ear a~nd time to tha*
unbroken satliifactiTn of all who ha^c u«c»J them. Buy on*. 1 .Tou will sav
blricksiuith bfllif arid be blessed by your cksy pulling teams.
J r*
Charlie Brown,
BARNWELL, S. C.
aatm
DICKS - HOUSE,
R KG 1ST R AT f()N NOT fCE.
The Registralion Books *111 ba. open
In the Court House, back room upstair*
on the first Monday (sale day) In dach
mouth driring the jysr 1905 for the
trvnsactrou of sudhr trisiiriese as hr re-
qutfed by law*
W. J Bailer.
CMiiriiMM).
G. B. Drinbar.
634 BRO^D SX, ,
'AeGUFra, Gk.
J*. — 4WV. .. ?
ricllent roouis and grirtd tiiute
board. Rate#, |T|,60 per day; speciaf
rates by the week: .
. ' ■ A. P. Dfcfs.PfcOI*.
MONEY TO LEND.
We are prepared to ncgntU'te loanson
improved fiiym's for iTve years, partial
payment* interest t» per Cfnt on loan*
under, $1,000;.7 per cent on loans over
|l,U0O. Don’t write, come«ntl wo u*
88, J. 8. EJIILUOIJS,
lEHTIi SDBGEOI,
BUtifUE, S. C.
‘Will be nft hw Barn welt
office cver^ Monday and
Tuesday, and at Wa
ofllce