The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 27, 1905, Image 3
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THUB.SDAY, Al'KIL 27. 13Q5.
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Tlie county chain gang will be near
l>r Alex Htorne’* pla^e, In Blackville
Townaliip, anill the latter part »>t the
week, when they will move to near the
Jones Old Mill In BlackvilleTownship.
. 'JLB. Morris, Supervlsoij^,
R. C. Roitjerti, Jr., Clerk.
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F you have^followed our
advice and planted our
seed* your garden I*
now in its exuberance of
growth. Work ahd thip
out. As the season ad- 1
varices compare the
product of your garden with thttt'of
your neighbor, who is negligent when
it come* m buying his garden seed.
Keep 'up a regular succession of
crops fn you* garden. Plant another
crop of Snap Beans, Peas, Lettuce^ Cu
cumbers, Radishes, Corn.&o., every
two weeks.
It is now time to plant our
Two Pound Tomatoes.
They are undoubtedly the nicest as well
as the largest of tomatoes.
Creech’sr
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Stringlcss, Gre$n Podded Beans are
delicious and have no strings. Plant
another crop every two weeks.'
WHAT TO PEA XT DURING FIRST
—THREE WEEKS—
-Brans, Ego Plants,-Pecimcrs, Mrs-
TAKI>. LeTTUCK, COLLAKUS, CAltnsGK,
BeRTSi SyfASlI, Cuccmbkks, Cglnthy
(Jkntleman Cohn, Okka, Radisiuh
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Tomatoes and Gakden Peas for later
tisc T
nf n Krt a- <i v ,^. »«<. .x q *V\n tlir*!!!/!
V'tviiitj i»i I.IIC A
already liave up, but plant « second
< rop and continue them every two or
three weeks. This is the only way to
have a garden.
Barnwell stores began on Monjlnj
closing at 7 p. in., except on Saturdays.
Mr, E. F. Boylston’s call on Satur
day afternoon gave last week a pleas
ant closing.
Capt. Trotti is Improving slowly at
bis bomn. Prof. Hart is acting as his
representative.. ,
The lawyers are hust^. now preparing
arguments for the appeal cases before
the Supreme Court. “3".
Bnso ball.fever IsjpjiliLeiiilcfbTough^
out the State, and killing fall t'rpot six
nionths or more ahead.
’Hie score of the schftol nines ’ fu
Thuriiday’s game at Denmark was the
Danes 12, Barnwell boys 2. *
Denmark 14. Barnwell !). was the
score of Monday’s game between the
first nines on the former’s dbimoud.
The State Board o'f Education will
meet in Columbia tomorrow and ap
point the Coupty Boards of Education.
.lames A. WiUis, Esq,, and /amity
liave returnrd to Gaffney after’ a visit
of scvetal weeks to relatives at Willii;-
ton.
Handy post office will “be discontin
ued on next-battw'day and aftenvuxd
its patrons will be served by free deliv-
ery. •«
Prof. X. M. Sally, of the Bamberg
Graded School, has been elected Su
perintendent , of the Hpurcns City
Schools.
The merchant prince of Olar. cn-
cloking check, Wtoto us last week:
“your locals brought me lots of cus
tomers.!’ - .
By their prompt delivery of the njalls
Messrs Midair A Porter are saving
much time and temper for the patrons
cost Office. *
Creech’s
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Dwarf Wax /Bush and Kidney Wax
Bush Beans are ilie best of all the wax
Variolic*. A crou should lie planfid
every two wsceks fur a >ue« , c.<»hm
♦ R MitrriTTr f ’om —pbvnT'- * nnntrT
ticnilcman for caWy J dsrt a ml
Stowell's Kvcrgrwn for nndinm
and late use—especialiy adapted for ta-.
blc use. -
O’.V to have ph nty of nice Bean*—
Plant two or tlireo row* of
PREEPlT’S Early Unsb Yalen-
tine Beans every t wo weeks. —
P LAN I' CREEP 1! S 2 lb Tonn.tocs-
Om* slived tiB* a. dish—enuugb
lor a sinai I fain.! v. . Pliey li n e
very few seed and are .imply delicious
.The.scarcity of seed makes it e.-jitcially
nice for slicing.
I 'qOR corn for the table—plant Coim
v * try Gantieman an i Suvwell's
Evergreen. A plan ting '£v«-r’v
fwo wnk*. until SepteGiTicy, SiyfgT?
Tuic o7 l!ie llrtc-i tutiic gefiiUle- tor
six inollth* of the \enr No' other Vil
rre.'ir* of corn compare w till CiesP ywe
varieties for tglde use. ^
P LANT CREECH'S S t r I n g l o * *
Green Pod Beans, no stri..g* and
so tender and luscious. Plant
every two weeks.
S OME folk* think that our two
pound tomato is all a fake. Trv
It. anil if after givimr it good ut-
tentlon, you tail to make therioehatJijjj,
we vwtli siiiip! v pass .you' yoilr money
back —Creech’s Pharmacy.
qllERE is no trouble about making
from 2.1 to 40 bn'sh?.!* per acre if
ydtl plant Dixie Dent Corn.
I fiest ti«pe to plant Dixie Dent
Seed (’orii i* from the tirst of
April to the_middle of August,
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Creech’s Pharmacy. 1
Barnwell Graded School
Tax levy. :. r —.
—A inpcting" of the legal voters, who
return,.real or personal i»ro[utrty for
taxatbin. rcsiding yvhbin ‘-The Ban -
' well Gradeil Schoid f)istrict”, is here
by eat le.t to Ic* held at the Court fBwso
oh-the 2nd day of May, A. D. Ii*0f>, at-
XIo’clock, m, for the purpose of de
luding whether the' sticcial tax—jM
mills—now levied to sopplement the
general tax for the support of said
. school shall be reduced or not. ,t
‘-^G'.icrTTnnT
Next Monday will be sale day.
- After Easter flowers the Oraugo bios-’
*oin«. ' v —
Prof. D. W. Black Jr. was a pleuiauh
Baturday caller. in,,
Mr. R; L. Mims helped the week
open brightly for us.
U\
Mr*. W. A. Holman. ( of CljiuleJton.
uwell.
relative* in Ban
been
we the ineniherSj'of ■ Williston Lodge
No. 21 K. of I*, ouor thgfollowing re«-
olutlona.
First, That,AH'* »8 brother members
do testify4o the noble qualities of bis
character as being a loyal Knight, a
faithful friend and a servant of the
people, as Was exempli tied In the life
.which lie lived.
Second, That, we In this Lodge,
where he was so lung a leading member
and where he vrn* best known, have
been profoundly Impressed by bis death
and deeply reali/.e that e.ach 011,0 of us.
has lost a frieyd whoso friendship wc.
valued very highly and the memory of
whicU-wiU ever be precious. . w
That, wlnhi we deeply regret
that he should Ce' r takcn from us, yet
►woHHthmit humbly to the will of Our
Father who art In Heaven, who doetli
xlHtilnxrrfttwtargLjpmd. .k
Footriii. That, we extend to tTi&f Major .Fatac
family mid relative.* of our hi other nur
of the post Office.
Profs. B M. Darlington andvW.
H.
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tho Education of the South, to be I10UI
three days tills week iii Columbia.
Jack Frost’s last raid lias further re
duce.I' cotton acreage in the--, part's.
M inv acres tlr»t esaigned to king c'ot-
tu’.v will help till the home com crib-
mid smoke bouse*.
Prof B? M, Dajlington will have
very adniitable assistants on tTie t on 11-
ly Board! • 1 Education in Kev. VV. Jd.
'.t- '• • if irKT-Pm ami Ft of. J. L.
Birdsong of Blackville.
Through one of the mo t iiiexcii*ab'e
*if the many blunders of the engrossing
department of the recent l egislative
s.--.inn there will be ho Summer Term
•<f tbeXoininon Plea* tld* year for jury
cases.
B irnwiMl l/odgc No. Iff. K of I’., will
be repics< nied at Liu* Grand Lodge
meeting fu Beaufort bv del‘.gates John
K. Sncnihg; iV. ft. .tones and- Butier
Hagood; Aitei 11.1t. s, G. V\'. .Manville,
1*. W. Price auiLW. \V..Mmirc.
R v. R W. Barnwell, who began hi*
ministerial career as Iteetor of the
ChfMndi of the Holy Apostle- at Barn-
w cll/lwes a •ceptod a call to S’,. P iuis,
'‘ctcr-b'irir A .'i.. Wbteh Is nno of—Uili ponait V nnii ro-**
itotuili-
large-t aird ncin -tju ttie Old
ion ' ^
'I’tiO protract* d meeting in the
■Metbnuisc church co;itiinTes With iu-
e,rea«i ng.G tend Alice arid interegti'Ser
vices are bald each aftarno >11 and even
ing, to which all arc tordiafly invited.
R.-v. G,eo. VV, Davis of Copq is assisting
i’astor Harley^
“Gen. B. H. Teagno of Aiken has.np-
piuiiicil Vii*,s Kali.*i.^_Psnell, of4»lack-■
vilie. as Spon«ftj^ kjuJ, Mi>* Ztirtea A.
.Siiitwnsiy^d IUwiw>M^.;i* \tuid of Honor,
to the Second Hr gade. South < 'uroliniT
Division, United 1 onfedcrate Veteran*,
for the ensuing year.
Tire elo-ing..exercises of Oak Grove.
School, Georges Crock TOivutliiif, Ptof.
G. F. tatter the popular principal,
were held on Ft Stay Appropriate
and appreciated addresses were ileMy-
eil by (’hunty Soperintendeut Darliug-
Ton and Coroner VS'arner.
. George H. Bates Esq., a truHlciJ of
the Columbia Female College* vent
to tire capital ejtr on Monday to take
pat t in the layir.g of the corner stone
of the-splendid now htdfiBng being
cm*;eT for its fotinO occimancv. The
addre** was.delivered by Bishop Wil
liam Wallace Duiican,
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About 7 n. m. on Sqfnr.lay Savage
IN MEMORIAM.
Whereas our brother J. T. Mimthlitwi C a p t..WH .Tip v tl !id I c d a ud de nl y
been removed frbtn lodge bv death, Beart failure at hi* ham* in Blackv
HeartTe!t si mpatiw in ttn* metr gGitU
affliction and point them to the Great
Physician who heal a all wound*.
Fifth. That. acruTyr of these resolu
tions be scut to the family of our
brother, and be printed In ‘•The Barn
well pKiM Lr.” and “The New Sen
tinel” and a page in our minute* left
to his memory.
VVilliston Lodge-Kuigiit-s of Pythias,
No. 21.
aGrc.no,
tansoR;
Horace* J. Crouch,
Connnittce
WHUsicn^b. U. A pril 10 li)0o.
IV. E. La
L. E. Sta
UNION MEETINGS.
On next Styturdtiy and Sundav :
First Division ad. Seven Pines.
Second' and Third Divisions at
Double Pond.
Third Division of Savannah River
Association at Matlock.
On Monday the Easter elections of
the Church of the Uoiv Apostles were,
held:
Senior Warden, Robert Aldrich;
Junior Warden, P. M Buckingham.
Vestrymen, A. B. Patterson, VV. G.
Simms, Butler Hagood, C. Fred Molair,
J. K. Post.
Delegates, to'Diocesan Council Robert
"A^fTrichT T: TT. ftn■•'-ktngnaiir;—A+tcp-
natea, C. F. Molair, J. E. Past.
JENNY NEWS. .*
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. .Tennv *|>ent a
part of last m. tk with Mr. and Mr*. W,
A. it i-t of Cameron.
At 1 lie last niecri ig of Endowment
t r.ilc-c Nn_ 1”7 K'ii;d::s of- Pv'biao
the following delega*
u rooo-M ngptd'*!vc I4r-a mb I ,mt«w
— vr: t.
s were elected to
mb _
Load holt
TIT Beaufort: Dr.- ^G7
and Cant .1. W'-. Jenuy.. ‘ • •- -
Our lodge. U in a flourishing con
dition and meets the second and fourth
Thursday* of 'each i*uoi£h. Visiting
brTqhreu'i’.ie cordially invited-to at
tend.. ' L,
N E W A D V K R T l s E M E X Trf.
If you need n wagon or buggy hr
horse or muladon’t lull to read Mr. L.
I) Brahham’s EUenton adverti ement,
and govern yourseif^iecordingly.
Supcrintendi nt Darlington gives no-
tico of rcqtti^-mcnis of the nfext teach
ers’examination.
- Treasurer Hay tiivitea Eamwirll tax
payers by promtit payment Jo cscap'-
Executor, Final Djs-
Hy
A. JEGiv-ns,
>Vn r g/7^ dfi
Runaway boys arawadVcrtised
VVpliRin KlU and J;;k,cJlr,un»on..
N(iti.>' of election, BlackviHo Graded
School District.
! / 0hTffTBoSfTTm5!?fJr
Wro. McN ab,
SecroTaFy. * -/—^
April 18th, 1905. ' ,
. (baama. colored, alio 111 50 years of age.
•died snddeniy in the Circle Park.
Barnwell, of heart failur?.
On Sunday morning: at an. eaiiv
Tionri Carrie Bnrinm.colori d_, of about
1 ne same age, died u* sudiiehiv from
t he K ime eaii‘e at. iicr home. In rear of
tflrtritltPTnpSiabtes. 1 • •-
BUSINESS NEWS.
“Ryan 1 * fl the place. ~
UR Karlv Dixie Dent
o
Corn make*
more and conies earlier than any
other corn.—Creech’s Pharmacy.
Ryan’s store and sidewalk are brist
ling with bargain*
. Call at Ryan's and let them show
you their good thing* to cat.
,UR Dixie Dent Con take* the
prlztr-^thoeo that tried it last!
year come back for it again.
Capt. W. VV. Moore^planted 40 acre*
la»t year and was well pleasi'd—the
yield being nearly twice a* much as
expected. Creechv Piiai nprify.
O'
W£U7S>rHU>*i
Mr. F. H. Anderson showed u* on
1’riday a dcehled curiosity—the - tir.t
. Gqjg gJba.JUiiall Plynjoutli Rock —Wy
andotte lien, or rather two eggs—the
outer being a* large ab an ordinary
turkey fgg, containing both white and
yelk, wllliin w jiich was an egg of or-
dHiary lien size, algo having white and
yelk witliln its perfect sTieli.
At the monthly mrethlng of tlie
Lower Three Run* Agrieultirral (hub
bejd at Patterson’s Old Mill on Friday
President ILIV. ItlhhardaoD Q Hilt bed
rceleetion and Capt. J.p-jGriiHn was
cboi-eu bis giicce** ( >r, with Mr. George
W. Peacock, Vice President, O C. Bax
lev, Secrctarv and Treasurer and Leroy
Molair Chairman of tlie Executive
Committee
^Mr. .James II. Brown formerly of
Brimwdl, died in Bir mingham, Ala.,
on Monday morning of acute pneu-
nioqU, leaving a wife and 5 cbiMren.
'lie was a son of Mr. B. F. Brown,
ivTio was so well beloved bv all that
knew him In the jihieu time Ills
mnny^ friend*-'are saddened that so
bright !!!'.i! happv jv life slionhl ffe end
ed before it* noon was reached.
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See Ryan before buyingAumr
CSrie*.’-
f . Best Strain VVarprmed Fre-U. Barred
Plymouth Rock-Eggs for sale afSl per
kettiug of.l^ by
A. B. Patterson,
Barn well, S. C
Ryan will sell von a lOe Salmon for
Re; a Jib. can Beet* for 10c; a 31b. can
Sauer Kraut, for lOe; a Jib. can Big
Hominy for 10c; 21h. boneles* i’igs feet
for 16c; see his ad for other price*.
VV 11.LISTON NEWS.
At the regular convention of WlRis
ton Liidge No. 21. K.of l'_.J. M. Hair
and A Owen* were electeil-deiegat.es,
A. M. Kennedy and II. JetT Harvey al
ternates to meeting of the Claud Lodge
-EroTT. at lloanfdrt.
The season Im* not imen very profit
able for asparagus growers. Prices
have been low Auvj the ent, small.
’t bree-fouriln of the bean crop was
killed by rb** recrtU'cold Spell. *
'i’Bt* Southern is making some needed
repairs to the old flioude tbcy eall a
depot, btfiit seine forty-yenrw si&i“e.
Our city father* have been trying for
year* to get a new dejvH but the flon-
orab’e.R. R Alpiiiiiiissioner* have failed
to come to qyr help, and we will have
to take nnvrhtng we can • get. Wo.
think the Legislature at the next sea-
sioii shiTnId abolish the office of R. It.
('(«niinis.»ioiief. . . ■
The congre^aticiu at Rosnmarv and
"VViriUion Baidtst ciiurchc, vi-^ra large
oil BnndwTl i lc? d ’ v • v.'as an ideal
••Nstcr dav. cool eric ugh to be
pleasant.* _} *, Half
Suppose you try cold tobacco tea on
the Irl.-h potato 1>ng.*. —
Tbo FiHpinm are rapidly
1 n g tipi
TITev arc eo.nTte.frTrin:
coined money so well cod oji juuui a
scale that bttsir.e«3 is rnen'AtJe^I’and the
governmentd»-aeicling a L:, of detec-
liyes to put a stop to their operation-.
. *>e,.^.rxrwTeyrr-rr:'.Lr*r^?»rcj*r*T»
A GOOD MANtPASsKS AVVAY.
of
kvllle
on TbuMday. Ho had, been In hU
u*ual hearth. attendlngf_
work In the morning.' Jijat *8 he fin
ished dinner he called for hi* dally pa
per. raving that he only had a few
minute*ThiitYe to It* reading.* Ho had
hardly toad a dotien line* before the
sudden end came. * Ho wa* l>8 year* of
ago, and In hi* death tho community
lo*es one uf it* beat citizen*.. H« w*8 a
good man In every »en*e of tiie word.
A brave o triic soldier of tlie Cortfeder-
ncy ha* passed over the River to the
great reunion. He wa* a consistent
member of the Baptl*t church. ■ Hi*
wife,and live children survive to eber*
l*h the :nein"ry of the good husband
and father. Tba funeral services were
conducted by Hov. 0. M. Itildng*, after
which his Masonic brethren latifhtiu to
rest.— 7
AS UJNII5LUAL OFFER
bv Mr. J. C. Creech, who I* offering
hi* patrons an opportutdty of a free
trial uf the wonderful healing remedy,
to hid,farm” Paracamph, Klr*t aid to the Injured.
ThU remedy ha* become popular In a
abort tengtfrnf tifne by it* great sue-
ers* in curing the aches; jmitui and
hurts of million* of people. Barnwell
people should know* the value and mer
it* of Purncamph, and to enable them
to do *0 without risk or F>*s of money
Mr. Creech has produced a plan. ‘•Bo
lug fully convinced of the merit* of
i’ttraeampb, nil you leave to do, tayaj •
M r. Creech, l* to deposit tba price of a
bottle at our drug store, take homo a
bottle of ParKoampb, give It an !ione*t
trbrl, and if not saf.bitted.4ell tisaird we
will return your money,”
No remedy on earth compare* w ith
Paracaniph for tic ento of rheum*p
tlsm, Hwediug^and Neuralgia, Siofe
I'broat, ( r :up t 'Catai rh. Bore Muscle*,
Ks /.tma. Bprains. Bruise*, Sore Feet.
w
do ring the
tgry that boiT
of the * to mac
vide on the doth Inst. ju*t a week 10
the hour alter bis Lieutenant, Gen. F.
M. Ukmberg,pu**ed over ti.o rlyer to
join tins comrades gbn« before.
FRIGHTFUL SUFFERING ’
RELIEVED.:-'v
Suffering frightfully from the viru
lent poison* of undigested food, 0. G.
Gray-on, of Luia, Mist., lock Dr.
King’s New Li,f,e Pill*, “wlUi. tbe.je-
-i>U,”.ha write*, “that 1 was cured.”
All htomai ii and bowel disorder* give
way-Jto tiuAr tonic, laxative 'properties,
25c at 0. N Burckhaltcr’s Drug Sbire
Creech's Pharniaey, guaranteed.
Indiana ha* a new law which 1m-
pbsc# h line pf ?25 on any one havltig
elgttFAte paper In'his po-sess/rin. Sev
eral fellows have been lined that
ftiiibnt for amoking the colliu tacks on
the streets.
CHEATED, DKA TU.
Kidney troubfu often end* fatally,
but by.choosing the right medicine. E.
H. Wolfe, of Bear Gove, Iowa, cheated
death, lie says: “Two year* ago 1
bad Kidney Trouble, which c i.isrd me
great (b»in. stiftVring and anxiety, but
td>n>k Eigetsie-rtitters, wiiicb effecU'il
a complete cure. I have also found
them of great beneth In general de&Tttty
and nerve ttonble, and keen tliem con
stantly on hand, since a* 1 tlud they
have no equal,” 01 N. Rnrcklialtef
Druggist, Creech’s Pharmacy, guaran
tee* them at 5bo. - • ’ 1
mmm
Itiu,
CIGAHS, tobacco, shcff.
Buck Wheat and Country Syrup, Home
made Jelly, Jams.- Preserve*, Cali
fornia Peaches, Pears, Ficklgs,
Sauce*. Olives, Blirimps,
French ‘Sardine*. Mocha
nml Java Coffee Mixed, a
Mild and Delicious JH’titk.
Macsekul! Mack sat i.l M ecKKnaf. 1
Dried Fenibtw, Prun-M, Fig*. Dates,
Raisins Cnrrant|^;itrfni, Apidua.
•‘Nabob.’’ “Silver (Jueon,” Russian,
YoungFormo-a^pq/ftryf. “Oo-
•»ilver seal,” Gun Powder
■i‘V Cup,”
Ilrrt Bread, Roili, Biscuits, Lemon
and .Mince Pies from Bakery every day.
Thirty different kinds of Cracker*.
Ask for tho kind you want if you do
not see it.
^r-'Ona- Umr.-ired Dlffejanf kinds of
THINK OF IT! Among
ncy’*.
Head-
ley’s, with Calomels and Ohocntotes of
1 very description. Ask for the kind
you V»nt,
GLENN BPRTNUS WATER. Now
is Um» time to use R. r , —5^.
ifteen Different’ Brauffli Crgar*.
ffeient Brands Chewing To-
"7*v;7T T11 ,«r~
Gaunwj THINK OF IT! A
i Urp ! which will fottpd l.owi
Uliillj I I Bchrall’t’s, Sparrow*, I
f ifteen Differ
ifteen Diffei
t.aeco.
S to 10 Different Brands
h«i’co.
L
AT TltTSE
r
Khr can Salmon oniy.
f lb. can J'.liy 011 .y.... .tt
1 lb. cat* Jam only ........
1 lb. cun Tomatoes only...
2 lb. oair Gai don Pefur cn!
2 lb. can Striug .Beau* only
2Jb. ein Apples’ only .. .
1 !b. can llnm Sausage only....... s 6c
7 07,. rake “ “ J qksjfor 5e
H 07. cuke ” “ 2 ck*. for
lb. eaii l.yxvb7 Rig HobMffy'StvTyr.tfh;
fl lb ■ ran Saner If rant ntily. ...'.J0c
..fOi:
Are everywhere, in tftc lengthening /md strengthening of the
shine, the singing pjMhc birds, the blooming of the floweri
the gentle to,Mch of the South wind.
Rhould be without a bollle aiwny* at
hand. —
If you receive a pnrd niaklng a
*p«chll offer to you for a trial of Par»-
cnmpb, hi ing it to our drug more witli
out delay.
FO.R SALE-
1 McCormick Binder, good a* new,
price fffO 09 Can be roc a at C. B. El-
'Hndynear Martin, H. C.
Apply TD
, c. n. Kin*.
“•Martin,S. C.
Or- ^ . ’ - •
—:—h rT. BE II*. Jr.,
North Augusta, S.,C>
FINAL DlSCHARUF,. ^
Noltco 1* hereity glyoo that the o«-
derslgned will on Mon jny, May lilh,
1905. tile Ids liual account with J. K.
Si5«lltug Ksq.. J;id|;e of Probata -fui:
Barnwell County, as Executor of the
estate of M. H. .4 or|ey, deceased, and
apply for Letter* Dismlasbry.
B E. Corley, Executor.
April iltli, 1905.
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
that tho
Notice is hereby given that the Un-
derslgned will, ou'Pue#day, May l(k.b,
IflOo, tiio BTS Anal •ecbiipi' wiih J . K.
•>ne! 1 )itig 1 E q., Judge of Prubutn fi»r
Barnwell Cor.nty, a* Ad>nloiHLraB>r.
with the Will aanexi-tf, of HefeiGos
Singleton, decuastd, an J a.«k for Let-
tors Di-mlssciy.
■ W..L. Wngleton,
AdiuHHilritbr.
AprdFAUhx-lttti ; ^
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given-tluit IliO on
fferaigned wilt, on Saturday, May iltli,
l:K)5. tile hi* linal account with J. K.
SnoHIng, Esq , Judge, of Probate, tlS
Guardian of N«*tti« R. Ackerman, de
ceased, and ask for letter* diamUsoiy.
T. J. Ackerman,
Gillinium.
April 6lh, I9oS.
NOTICE!
All road overseer* will *ee that the
right* of way jif the public roads
throughout the county aro not plowed
lidd. II..IT ofberwl--: obstruvt'td, and art
hereby'instructed to prosecute all i.ar-
ties who persist In (be practice.
J. B. Morris, Supervisor.
R. C. Robert*, Clerk.
ISO. P. LEE, 111,
DSHTiST,
WlLLH5TON, - - 8. C,
Will work anywhere in ,the country
by special appointment)
THE GYLES CASH STORE,
\V T . A. G YLES, Proprietor
ff>LD,STAND OF C. E.'GyLES,
BLACKVTLLE. S. ().,
Smoking To- Offer* to careful hurers a Complete
and Carefuljy Selected Stock of Gener-
PRICES:— nl MoicbandiRe, consisLing of
-a ~ .
Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes,
’ Medicines, Groceries
and Furniture,
— dc., &c. ^
NO']
bv t
ICE.
I;e freehold
'An elf-'dioti by the free-hold voter*
of ^faefcvtt'fT Orarted 5Ptiool District
w ill bo held on May ff;h for tme scliooi
trustee to Jill vachncv caused by tite
expired term of J. II. E. Milho'W*
J. V.‘Baxley, Cbm.
J. II. E. Milhou*, Beet.
TOWN TAX NOTICE. . -
Tbq.Y)ooks for the coHec’loii of taxes
on r< a! and person:/! property are- no\v
linen and will remain *0 until May
loth, - at mv office, alter ’which date
penalty and coVu will attach.
By order of Council.
C. J Hay, Treasurer,
Town o:' Barnwell.
2- i t)
•2 ;i)
2 lb
2 lb
ih
jar Svi 1
can Pineapple only...
can Pig Feet nrfly...
can Roa*t Mutton oaly^..15c
ja'r Preserve* only. T. 7 25c
A 15c plug Schnapps Tobacco for. . lu^
to ask for Trading
Stamp*, Crockery
Tiekei.E_ojL.Kty to
Money Box.
mmi
• \>X.
(i. K. Ryan.
The Easter Sunday service* in Barn
well were attended and enjoyed by
large eorigreg itions. '1'he florai deco
rations were profuse in quantity ami
of t xqoislte beaut v, the music of very
bigli onb-r and the. .mmon* of exce-p-
tional ability, force ami eloquence.
Visitors from Allendale, Aiken and
I
. Y.
P LA
NJT_ better:
Dent 1* the corn to pi
Creech’* Pharmacy.
You will
at Itsan’s.
find bargain* in .Tobacco
guests
Irlctld*.
of Barnwell relative* and
fJOTICE FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice fs herehv given That the nn-
d<*isigmni,,will, )Ui Mondav, May -Sib,
11K13, ilflmit* tlnal account with J K.
Snell lug. Esq ,* Judge of Prolrate for
Barnwell Cnunty. «a "f the
estate of Mrs. L M -All, dyora*ed. and
»sk for letter* dismiasorr'.
A. F. Givens.
April 25th, 1
The monthly meeting of- tlje Four
Mile Agrk'uItttrnl Chib at Eilentort on
Saturday wa* targetr sttenden! and
snuidly enjoyed. The hosw of ,the
speci al noth k.
All perser.s are forUidden,. under
penalty of I'losqeurion, jo harbor or
employ my ^on, Hinton Kay, about 1J
years old, finger bread rfdur. who left
my home i«n Sunday, A|>ril 23rd, inst.,
without crtMae or pr/mlssion. Any in
formation cs t<) his wJtierealmm* will
be gratefully refeivcl and Ten Dollars
reward will be paid iur bis aniift and
return to me.
Will’cun Kat,
:SnelTV®g, sh C." ■
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All person* are forbi bleu under pen
ality of prosecution t<» employ or har-
imr my non, Lonnie Bruns ui, shout 14
Barnwell a -While ^ Corn
—FOR SALE AT THE—
OAKS FJ
Having Ivon gilt tho stock of C. 1^.
Gyffis. and making large addition*
thereto l ask the liberal patronage of
my friend* and the general publh
Mv'loiig nieri’antllo cxiiericnee and
thorongh business i:ieth*»d* /URtify me
at
tion to every buyer of every article
the
.GYLGS GASH
§TGRG.
Dealing for ca'h my customers
will pay for only their purchases, and
making no bad debt* I can ulford to
sell for a very small-pbollt, Pledging
my best •services to help yon save nmn-
cy, wlilclwi* the host way of making
money. I invite your early ami fre
quent call*.
W. A. GYt_ES,
^iaclwiHe, S- C-
I am glad to assure my many friends that I am
READY FOR
3E:A3orsi
and beg to invite their at tent ton to the yery large and very com-
-}4otO Stock uf SITvIaG and SUMAIT]j-tjOOlT5> imuf rendy .fop
their inspection.
For Gentlemen, -
The newest and nicest CLOTIIlMO, SHOES, HATS,'
•SHIRTS and UNDERWEAR—ah that etm -be, needed to’
, f make the lords of creation comforta’ole jind grcsfehtable frortt
crown to sole. -— ,
For Tadics,
lleautiful 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. 7 ' ‘ < ^ j .
A. ‘
For Home Comfort,
Through thd warmer months I ask and advise an early invest-'
"miStit in the economical MATTINQS AND RUGS, that so'
lighten the cares and labors of the careful housekeeper^
AS ALWAYS —Trices will he such as will please khe present pur-'
chasers and win their future Y+sfrs and larger patronage.
MY SALESMEN will give their moot courteous and correct ser-
- vice to all customers. , • . «
"I. n).
-RATLROAD AVIaNU!•!-'-
ITT /VCIC VTLLT'L S. C.
TEST RESETVEDI
mbwiw’. tu—g——mm—ea—gg?—’
• MARGH 21 ST, 1905,
^*57
f
Blackville, S. C.
Twenty of flic best Horses and
Nino of the best Mutes he hart
ever handled. Buy NOW, if
. , *
you want the best^
- -
>rt -n »cc>ei>f« >n 1
43 Cotton
and
10 Saddle
and
8 imber l^ulos ji Harness Horses-
DIRECT
FROM
No better stock has ever been broug:hf 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 fight.
Come to see them and me:
HARNESS
.HARNESS.
n
The sort that your
fetoek will thrive on
when fighting Gen
eral Green this
Summer. ' Sample#
may be eeeii at alie
office of T11 k I’m-
n,K or the store of
KASfEUMNfl—Pat-
-aplei
Alfred Aldrich.
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE
Noliee i* hereby given that tho uti-
ANNUAL RETURNS.
All Executor*,. Administrators,
Guardians, Committee*, Trustee* ami
persons occupying such position* are
required by law to lile Annual Return*
in ttic office of the Probate Court oipOr
before tho tirst day of July in each and
every rear.
- The law provide* ns punishment fry
failure or refusal to make and tile *aid
Return* the forfeiture of eomtnlsMoii*,
the payment of lines or coinmitinent
*0 jail tor contempt of court.
Prompt and universal compliance,
with there requirement* of law I* due
by the holder* of such trust* to Hie
estate* in tiwir.riurge .ftnt)....w:.UI..r«U4lv«*-
tlie Probate t C(hjrt of the unpleasant
scribed by law.
--=eJohn K Snell Ing,
Judge of Probate, Barnwell County.
An If.imense stock, reaching from the Choicest to the Cheapest Grades. Any’
separate piece sold, from a Brow Band up or down. Saddles for Men and Wo-’
jpon. Lap Robe* and Whips &c. in vast variety, but of tho boat quality.
3 and aa/ ag’ons.
‘f-m
My Stock of Buggie* 1* supterb, tlie most comfortable, tho most durable, and*
the prettiest In finish and style made in America.
*- My Wagons are of the makes that have stood ihe tcat of wear^ad tune to the’
-iffHtroken aaiDfactlcm- of all who--hare used them. Buy one. You will aar
blacksmith biila and be bluAsud by youre&ey pulling team*.
•TT 1
Charlie Brown,
BARNWELL, S. C.
r'
REGISTRATION
»
NOTICE.
year* of age, ginger cake-color, wlib
mvnsiou .dispensed the magiiifteent, ‘ scar ot hurn on left temple, who left deniigovd will, on-Saturday, April 29,
whole sou led and open'hViwIed h««pi- ; my Jjoine'on March 20th without cause lC05.,file their final account with. John
4alUy eUitrajJlerlsllo of that good peo- or permission. K.' Sneliing, Judge of Prbbate for
pie. who a* untorriiincr.* have few j Any Informattoi leading'tiV LI* re-! Bantwell County, aa Executorj}, qf j transaction of «t«ch bu»ihe*s a*
•equals and no superiors.
cowry will be
Addresses were delivered by Col. hi* father.
: Frank Yf. preech. to the veteran* of j,
(lamp Wiek McCreary ami by Ulutrle* t • •
1 Carroll biuiiu* to tbs sont of veX^rau*. ' Aiuil 20:b luvo.
gratefully received by
Jake Brunson,
ttuelliog, S,C:
esfifte of J r W. Alien, deceased,
ask for letters disiuissory.
and
March 24tb, HM>5.
J. R, Allen,
J, M. Allen,
The liegistratjon Bookiwillhe open
In the Court House, back room upstairs
on the first Monday (*aloda..r) in each
month during the ycxr 1905 for. tho
"^i* re
quired by, law
W. J Bat’cVT'
.. _ Chairman.
; G. R. Dunbar.
beuuajjfr' _
DICKS - HOUSE,
rarmoAr st.,
Excellent room* and good table
board. Kates, $1.50 per day; special
rates by the week. '
A. P. Dicks, Pnop.
MONEY TO LEND.
We are |)rep«ivd to negotiate loans o!i
iniprovel farm..* for five years, partial
payment* interests per cent on lo:m«t
under $!,(<00;7 per cent bn loan* over
$1,000. Don’t write.-ttotne and seo u*
J-i-tf. PaF.C! t,c:i. li Sait.
DS. J.H.OIL11
DEHTAL SURGEON,
BLiCSmtE,
Will be ut Kjs Barnw
ofiieo every Momlay
I Tuesday, and at
j .Y’
( olllee hu Black
! Vii