The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 18, 1905, Image 3
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The oonntv chain gftng will ho at M r.
JN>hn Given*? place, in "'fHDton town
ship, on Uiackviliean(l«Klko Road till
-Rjoidav ,»| n *xt wrd^, when they wilt
tnore to MV. T'jrWiTiU’!* Mill in Wli-
tiston township. ' ■ \ -• . -
i. R. llorri*. SujjervUor.i
R. O. Roberts^ Jr., Clerk.
The regulat meetlnpr of Barnwell
ibodiro So 16, RnlKhtauf I’MhiM.s will
Ibe hu'O at their Hall on Friday iilclit
rat Tig o’clock. A full attendanco ia
requested. By order of *
ARDEN A. LEMON, C. {1.
Wm. McNAB.TtrR.
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and Hahn’s only, f
Hahn’s
Ice Cream
We can’t explain exactly why it
is, but experience has taught us
that folks who make a business
at?d specialty of one tiring can
usually do that thing better than
other people. So we found, that
try as we might, we could not
make ice cream like Hahn’s.
We used pure cream, tried
-mixed and all sorts, of
it
wavs,, but
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the result was nerry a cream like
Hahn's. So we wish to say to
the ladies of IJarnwell that we are
prepared torfurnish them with ice
cream of any flavor.
We will furnish yo,u ice cream
as cheaply as you can make it arid
you have no bother—try it one
lime.
We will furnish ice cream in
any amount, from flo 10 gallons.
Let us know your wauls,- .r«Cx.
Don’t get married until you see
us.
Order your cream from us and
if we don't g-ive you satisfaction
\vc will not charge one red cent.
Everybody knows we'are in
the Soda Water Business
and all we ask is a t.i;ial. '
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Small Affairs, large affairs, sim-
- . • ~ * ' - # c • -?a •
‘ pie affairs, swell- affairs—use our
ice cream.
If its millinery you want, then
, ,V ' » t
, “we pass,” but if it’s ice cream,
wc are the people you want to talk
Xo^ ■, —-
We have recently installed
John R. Bellinger, Esq,
on FritUjr. - * - ^
Who will report tho llret cotton
blooiri tUr* year?
8«m« weather prophet* predict a
or eh Tog Ti S t 5u inm<T.
iVople are too t,u*y in" the country
and tiK) Idle in the town* to make news
now.
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Mr. R,>Ji, Corley of Aiken County
WH* in towp on MoiuImv and paid us a
pleasant vDit.
T«c Senior Team of-the Y. M. C. A ,
Atigtirtn.wHf crnWhaT* wpb Bariiwetl
for two games on lire 25 and 2ti iriHt*.
Prophet Attawav .prediets relieving
oofcltKH* at the lull moon and » plenti-.
f#4-s«pply of rain and hot weather in
Jniuv,
The Edgefield bn«e hall team will
plav tltrtB gamaa with Uarrtrwoll on liie
latter’s iliaiiioial,
lusts
2Uth, UOtli ant)
Ulat
During .Vndgo Knniptig's attendance
upon the Uxand Lodge K. of 1’. the
Probate othee la very adorably con
ducted.
1 The (Terward County nightmare i«
again diaturbii<g the Spring dream* of
our good brother Bvrne* of the Aiken
J. & R.
Superintendent Darllogton delivered
tiie annual address* at the cloning ex
ercise* of the Seven Pine* School on
Friday afternoon.
Two colored women died of afnaU
pox last week beyond.,Blackville. The
cases in that community Interfere
seriously with work-- -
Congressman Patterson went to
Kdgetleld and Saluda tiro rtr»t of the
week to complete the taking of testi
mony In the content tor hi* seat.
Mrs. E A. S Mixson will attend the
annual Convention of the Post Master'*
Association in Washington next week,
she U Vice-President for South Caro
lina. ' * » *
Why not have a hig old fashioned
Fourth of July celebration on your
Uncle Sam’s next birthday? The dis
pensary will be light shut on that
date.
A commission for a charter for the
Barnwell County Building and Loan
Association was issued by the Secretary
of State on Monday to Cl. M. Moore and
oilier?.
With so ipany lawyers attending the
Supreme Court and so many Pvtlitans
enjoy ing Bciiifort’* sea breeze*- &c..
Barnwr II is almost a deserted village
this week. ———————
A* a *cdu*ol ^flommoheement orator
Siii>ei intemlent DurllnKton is always
honquetetl with eompriniehtil irobi iai
hearers and congratuhttlou* from the
masculines.
Several farmers lost valuable work
animals Inst week through the thought-
lesoiessof their plow hand* In driving
too rapidly and steadily- lu^ the unaor
customed heal. ;
our
Fotmtain.
to see it
ouLand out uew Soda
Its a beauty. Como
when in town.
Creech’s Pharmacy!
BUSINESS NEWS.
O
Ryan's ^ the place.
UR Early Dixie Dent Corn*makes
mtuc and conic* earlier than jiuyi
other earn.—Creech'* Pharmacy.'
are biist-
show
__ Ryan’s store and sidewalk
ling With bargains.
Call at Ryan's and let them
yon their good things to eat.
’OW to have plenty of nice Beans—
PJ*ot two or three rows of
CREECH’S Early Bush Valen
tine Bean* every two weeks.
H l
Sec Rvan
before buying your Oro-
Ryan will sell rowa 10c Salmon for
fiti; a :iTb. can Beets for 10c; a 3th. can
Sauer-Kraut for lO. 1 ; a jllb. can Big
Hominy for 10c: 2ITi. boneless Pig* feet
for 15c; sec his ad for otber.pricee.
P LANT better seed corn—Dixie
Dent is the corn to plant.
Creech’s Pharmacy.
• You will
at Ryan’*
find bargain* in Tobacco
CLEARED FOR ACTION.
Wc acknowledge-an Invltafionr from
the teachers and pupils of tjio llealHig
springs lligli School fnatUind the eom-
luenceiiient exereikO* on fho flOth iiif-t.
at 11 a. m. xV#d we hope to be thore.
The score* in la«t week’sJ»all games
were as follow*: Wednesday Barnwell'
22. Brunson 2; Thursday, Burn well 10.
Brunson Saturday Barnwell Junior*
4 Augusta Junior* r>, on the latter’*
ground.
Rev. Mr. Hayes, a South Carolinian
now in Virginia, has been Invited by
tlye BaptistCfehtob conference to visit
Barnwell for a wick, and to t-renoh
morning and evening on one Sunday
during bis stav.
•’Never saw so much, gnss in my
life.and ime l.an.D are scarcer than oy
er he I ore. People an* neglecting corn
and giving cotton Hll tkeir work.’^. No
said a csiivas-cr after a tiiree days ride
taking acreage and fertilizer returns. •
~ Itrnmte* School of Which MIa* Jticb-
ie Woodward ha* hecti the tmptilar and
very illLient teacher, clused on Friday
with a delightful picnic. Appropriate
antpanpreciated addresses were made
hv Superiniemleiit parHngton and J.
E. Harley Esq.
Mrs Yfary Hrookor. wife of Mr. J. Z.
Brooker of Blaekvillo and only daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. l». Kush of Den
mark, died on N up day niglit ami was
•tnried on Monday afternoon at Salem
CrinTChrltev; .1. L. Liarlcy
thb fttn.-rai service*.
conducting
Cadet Janies II. Hammond of thU
Class of ’U7 ha* our (tmnks birluritT-
vitation to the Annual Basket Picnic of
thb Nouth Carolina Miiila-j Academy
at thu file ol Palms on tho'25th Inst.
Thut’s too far from Komo, and we know
that our liandsomo young friontKwiU
represent Barn Weil there a* gallantly
as it should bo.
tVliile on hi* last round In tli'i* cir-
c iTtC J.n dge Tnw«seml-cal4ed-^a lawyea -
who had jn«t tinished a fifteen v minnt3
argument ami said to him
way of managing a case. You ask few
questions hut the.y cover all the
ground. Your argunijyiL, wa* ihort,
dlfectlv to the point. As the jury gave
the short questioner and talker all that
he asked it is sure that it liked hi* way
also.
NEfr ADVERTISEMENT:*.
Wintbrop College—Scholarship and
Entrance Examinations. —
Creech’s Pharmacy—Camthoi.
Tobin’s Millinery—lAively Good* at
Lowly Price*.
Whittle’* Stable*—The very heat.
nhules and horse* of xhe seaioa In thl* denced by the invitation to Prof. Riggs
week. ‘ ^ bf Olemson Collego, who, ha* actually
MISSIONARY RALLY.
Tbfxy.wlll be a MDsionary Rally at
Kline Church on Friday next;, Alay 11).
All neighboring ehuroii<‘* sre cordially
invited tp pst'TlcipHie. Dinner will lie
expected on the ground. C ouic to stay
a] l daly,^ L
\V. M- .lone*.
CbrC^im.
A number of prominent mtnister*
are expcotorl ii'nd good speeches arc as
sured. Public are requested Co attend
with well tilled baskets. Dinner will
be served,in a nearby grove.- ~
• Member.
Headquarter*
CAML* EDWIN BELLINGER.
Barn well, ., May 15,1905.
You lire hereby commanded to meet
at Barn welf ofTKaturduy, tiie 27tb day
of May. A>D. 19i'5, at the Sheriff's Of-
llee. t|t 4 o’clock p. in. lor the purpose
of electing delegate*, enrolling tnem-
tTattifV
Hers iiiiTTpay?rr'g'The dues Of the
and such other bu*ine*u as it may I
deemed best to advance the interest
our meeting*. \
George K. Ryan;
an Commander.
J. A. Jenkins,
Adj .taut.
Magnolia Grove, Woodmen Circle,
for Gentlemen and Ladle-’, Wirt organ
ized at Blackville on the evening of t
15th Inst.by theAdection of the follow
ing olllcers:
Guardian—J W. GUIam; Adviser-
Miss Daisy Marie Stokes; Clerk—Miss
Mary V. Gribben; Banker—MI-a Ad-
tlie Bessie Smith; Grove Physician*—
Dr*. D. K. Itrigz* and R. A- Gyles;
Magician—W. 11. Felder; Attendant—
Alls* Kate Melliyhanip; Inner Senti
nel—Mi*s Beuljjly .L. Gillain; Outer
Sentinel—Mrs I,nla K. Altman: Man
agers—l*r R. A. Gyles, Miss Mary V.
Gribben ami Miss Daisy Marie rtioke*;
Grove Organized In regular order.
NVe have very bright prospects for fu
ture. -’ W. II., Felder,
State Deputy, Woodmen Circle.
NEW AND OLD LIGUTH.
Barnwell, S. C„ May l&th, 1903.
Eoiroit:
The “Jewish Chronicle” *ay* that
there were about 2.0()0 Jewlah soldiera
stationed at Port Arthur, of wliem GOO
were killed and the rest taken prlaonert
v A* I tee that the •chame to e*tabt!«b ' They speak very highly of the
a system of electric lights In the town
fit Barnwell i* persevered in, (a* evl-
Come and is proceeding to compute the
cost, etc.,) It surely will not tie con
sidered presumption In a tax payer to
make some suggestion*, inasmuch nrtk
Japanese, who. they say. on hearing
that they were Jew* treated them veiy
kindly and considerately.
OGEP
AN UNUSUAL OFFER
Is proposed to pay for the same with
lite umnby of tho tax payer* of the
town. ,
1. To* town is already bonded to pay
fur'the Opera lionse, and these bond*
about doubled the previous town taxa
tion. This scheme of building un Op
era Ilouso was supported with very
much the same argumortts that at*'
now used to support the. electric light
propo-dtlnn. That if worth! (a> attract
population, (b) wtrultl l*o self sumiori-
ing. ajut (c) would circulate ninnev in
tfie town. Well, population ha* fallen
from about 1700 to aliont 1400, the tax
es have advanced lioin about hiIIU
to 5 mill* on the dollar, and, Instead of
increasing the ebb anil How of circu
lating medium, about $IH0 of the
town’s money is carried to Columbia to
pay the taxes on the bonds, and from
that’ bourne no (dollar) traveller rc-
turneth” do Barnwell. Nothing U
said about the money carried away by
ANNUAL MEMORIAh SERVICE.
j ■, » • .
'i’hol nmm;il memorial service of
’Barn \veI rT/*?tg«vYo. 11*. K'.Hi' I*., took
place on Sunday last, at the Baptist
Church TTiere were about forty brave
Knight* in line (where were the other
thirty-live?) and they decorated the
gYaVl'TnTTTit'lf . IWFaW it b relTJTen, -tfietr
proceeded to the church and there Ms-
teued’xo one of the finest seruVoqs wc
have ever been privibsged to bear on
the subject of '•fraternitv.” q'iie ser
mon whs preadied by Knight W. M.
Jones of Wiliision.
The music wa* fine and greatly add
ed to the enjoyment of the service.
If there should be any criticism at
all it vyqul.i be that the service should
take place no; later than the middle of
April, on account otscarok* of flow
or*, although there were sufficient for
all the Knights present on thi* occa
sion, • * . K.
the Iron pe*.
The qm**tionr~might be retorted:
“Doe* it not make town J life more
pleasant to attend these theatrical en
tertainments?” Well, ye«, possibly so.
But, what would be thought of., the
Tanner running one plough,, who, be
cause it i* more pleasant and stylish to
ride iO-jL-Mronuhe behind a pair of
blooded bays, should mortgage hi*
farm’for that luxury? *
Are not the lights which we now
have, if more faithfully attended to
than they arc, fcufHeient for the present
(tagn.of our municipal progress?
•*|f the ndvanevment and prosperity of
the town ju*(iited the establishment of
a system of electric light* let no one
doubt that enterprising capitalists
from abroad or at home would eagerly
seize the opportunity of investment, as
they seized the happy critical moment
when, hr their judgment,' Barnwell
was prepared for a system of long and
■short distance telephone*. * —,
The enterprise* needed are those
which will employ labor and distribute
capital; and not those enterprise*
which seek to have the town emulate
the man who attempted to lift himself
over a fence by hi* own boot strap*.
Tax-payer.
trial of the wonderful healing remedy,
Paracampli, First aid to the Injti'ed.
This remedy ha* become popular In a
short length of time by It* groat suc
cess In cpHug Hie aebe*, pains and
hurts of millions of people. Barhwel!
people should know the value and mer
its of I’araeauiptt. and to enable them
to do so without risk or b»** of money
Mr. Oreeoh has produced * plan. “Be
mg fully eouvltuntd of the merit* of
I’aranamph. all you havo to do, says
M r. GreecTi, I* to deposit (lie price of a
bottle at our drug siojre, take bunie a
bottle of I’anicRiuph, give it an honest
trial, and if not satisfied, tell uiuud we
will return your money.”
. No remedy on earth compare* with
Puriicaniph for tiie cure of rheuma
tism, Hwelliug and Neuralgia, Wore
Throat; Croup, Catarrh, Wore Muscle*,
Eczema. Sprain*. Bruise*. Sore Feet,
Cuts, Burns and Ihirt* of every de
scription. Paracampli absolutely pre-
vetii* blood potnon, 1’itrttcampti nootiiea
sn klli m; vs. dunbarton.
Siielling, S. C., Alay VSili, 1905.
Suelling
Crops are backward and grass very
forward.
U* N M‘ ir ‘)» llgh * Pro, arc
doing a good saw milt business here.
They have moved their planer from
Gifford to Barton. «
Uehcar Capt. P. J. Z'dgler will
build a tram road from his saw mill to
the Southern Railway some time soon.
The army of caterpillars w hich do
soended upon tills section about a mouth
ago i* now rapidly disappearing. The
tender tree* and undergrowth have
practically all been eaten and the woods
look hare and naked..
' One nian who operate* a turpentine
still reports that he got a half barrel of
the caterpillars out of one stilling.
They had crawled into the turpentine
boxetr E. M.
Tho Siielling Irase ball team went
over and crossed hat* with the Dun
barton team <»n-,Saturday.
\ nice quiet game was played, the
itois taking the victory
by a score
of 9 to*3.
The Suelling boys played a good
game, with Eaves in the box and Brad
ley buhln<l the pla’e. Th-y held the
local* down to 3 runs In the tir-t vix
itinihg*. At the end of the sixth in
ning <irnb!;s went in tiie hox.Aiiiii
Rov iesiichind tho plate and sliut fha
locals out the remaining three inning*
The local* put up a noble tight and
died game. J - - L”
visitors
Attrcng the
who went to
cliver the SnelfiTig bov« to victory were
the riisses Hattie and-Jviite' Hill, Cora
Grubbs'. Jctinl • Bradley; ADs-rs \V.
A., >V. T. and R. N. Hiil, P M. Lewis.
L. tV. Wc arhersbee, T. A. Holland an.!
T. O. Davi*. Umpires: Wtradev and
Parker. ‘C. B. G.
THE VOICE OF BARNWKI.L,
EoItuk Pimb^H i — ———
I no lice that several paper* publl-h-
e<i in tho upper pari of the State
the c-teeii iu of GoveruOr
favor
llevwatd for
a thir.TterhiT—Tliat is the highest eom-
pliment paid to any South Carolinian
since 1 can remember.
Ttu ve' n ml.11bt of th e genu i n e earn-
estucss and sincerity of those leading
editor* But them i^Himther meaning
in tlieir favoring Ins hi poking the rec
ord and filling a third term and it i*
thi-: None of the numerous gentlemen
ineiitiuhcd'-aii pPBW’Olfl I'it'llfil" J
Wlien the body I* cleared for action,
by Dr. King’s New Life Pill*, you can
tell It by the bloom of health on the
cheeks; the biight-uess of the eyes; the
firmness of the llesh and muscles; .the
buoyancy of the mind. Try them. At
C. N. Burokhalter* Drug store,
Creech’* Pharmacy, 25 cents.
“QLD VIRGINIA NKVERTIRE.”
The scariest *nakc stqry of tho year
corneairom King Geauga County, Vir
ginia, where according ton Richmond
Time* Dispatch correspondent a flying
Make wa* killed a few day* ago. It
wan about 5 feet long and an inch
thick, had well developed w ings cov
ered with feather*, it was seen to
flv into trees and catch and eat (uch
bird* as suited it but wa* never s^en
crawling on the ground. In flight it
resembled a'bird with several feet of
snake dangling below.
SAVED BY DYNAMITE.
. Sometime*, a dam Lug citv is savedby.
fiynaniitng a space that the tiro can’t
cross. Sometimes, a cough lianga’ tin
no long you feel a» if nothing but dy
namite would^fcUfeu.tt- Z. T. Gray, of
Calhoun, Ua.. writes: “My wife had
if very aggravated cough, which kept
her awake nights. Two physician*
could not help her; so rhe took Dr.
King!* New Discovery for Consump
tion, Cough* and Cold*, which eased
her. cmigh. gave her sleep, and finally
cured her.’ r Strictly scientific cure fnr„
hronchilis and Lit Grippe.. At "CTN.
Burckhalter* Drug <Store, Creech’*
Pharmacy, price 50c ami $1 00 guaran
teed. Trial bottle free. • '
IVo like to please onr correspondents.
If they would like to return the com
pliment they can please us by the early
delivery of their favor*. .Last week
wc received after the paper was made
up a letter tlm ,}ve would hTtvo been
glad to pufiilsh had it been received in
time. But it'* expecting a little too
much to ask printer* to work there
jShbrt night* after standing all day’ at
their ease*. Give u* your letters on
Monday and we’ll do t|io rest.
Congreasman Patterson lias Keen of
ficially notified that there will be a va
cancy from tiie Second District,at the
MiliHHT"Academy. West Point, after
thfygrnduafion of Cadet James Wilson
Rib-y of Bamberg In .lime, )90f).
There will also be one vacancy at tiie
Naval Academy, Annapldi*, in the
Summer of IttOff and another in 191)7.
These vacancies will be tlEed by coni-
petltiva. exajuination4 tfio time and
place of which will be an
nounced in due season. But the boy#
wanting these plums should go to pre
paring themselves and even if they
mis* their work will not he.lost.
OTRANTO NEWS.
by Mr. J. C. Creech, who ia offering
hi* patrons an opportunity of a free
Are everywhere, in the lengthening and strengthening i
shine, the singing of the birds, the blooming of the
the gentle touch of the South wind.
"Tim glad assure my many friends that I am
READY FORTI
and beg tQ-im'itc their attention to the very-targe and very-i
ptetc stock*bf SPRING and SUMMER GOODS now ready
their inspection. v \
For Gentlemen,
The newest and nicest CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS,
SHIRTS and UNDERWEAR—all that can be needed to
make the lords of creation comfortable and presentable from
crown to sole.
and heal# like magic No household
should be without a bottle always at
hand.. ----
If yon receive a card, making a
special offer to you for a trial of Para-
cnmpli, bring it to our drug store with
out delay. ’’
For Ladies,
Heautiful and substantial DRESS GOODS in vast variety-**
DAINTY WHTTE GOCnTSrSHOESTnd jdrth^DrowT Adi
ccssones, so essential to the happiness and proper adornment
of the Fair sex.
SCHOOL TAX ELECTION.
Notice I* hereby given that an elec
tion will be held by the qualified elec
tor* xrf Special School DUtrict, Syca
more Number One. at the School house
in the tow n of Sycamore on .Saturday,
Mav 27th, 1905. t<> decide whether -or
not a special tax of three mills shall be
levied to supplement the constitutional
'tax. . . ‘
The polls will be 1 opened and the
election conducted as provided by law.
The manager* of election^are J. C.
Mayer, C. M. Croft and J. A. I.iglitsey.
.» By order of tiieJCounty Board of Ed
ucation. *
B AI. Darlington,
Chairman of Board.
May 9th, 1003.
For Home Comfort, r . ^
•Through the warmer months I ask and advise an early invest*
nient in the economical MATTINGS AND RUGS that so
lighten the cares and labors of th£ careful housekeeper “ ~
AS ALWAVS—I’rices will be such as will please the present gut*
chasers and win their future visits and larger patronage.
MY SALESMEN will give their most courteous and correct ser*
vice to all customers. ■ , .
TT. D.
—RAILROAD AVENUE—
BLACKVILLE, S.O.
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Will comiacBce
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weeks, every; Tluirsday, |
Friday and Saturday... .4
Mr. Ptiticc^of the Ilext place, missed
several turkey liei.s last week that bad
stolen ncHts near tin: ‘ swamp, and
auimta came homo radbt-.gauttded.juid.
ruffled. Trail* of feather* lending to
tiie swamp convihced him that the
transgressor waa four footed So ho
called Mr. F.-1L Anderson and Dr, B.
W. Utley. 10 hi* help and #oon they ran
to tree a wild cat of extraordinary
size, one that would 'have Interestad
even President Uuoieveft. The
gun |<oiicy put an end to iho-*M.
Holding the bind Kg* ns high a* Iro
could reach, and Mr. Prince i* about 5
,8 Inche* high, ths animal’# bead
don tJiq. .giuun4>^.And the An-
derson ifnd Riley dog* ought to have
theur take* paid by other* than their
uwuvrs.
*0 far
\ date* for UuvotiitH' ^itfixt-.year pleat*
there editor*. They-, the editors, do
not consider that sinr one of tlicm w ill
make a* salDfactory a elllcf executive
as Ciincii Hey ward ha* done and i* do
ing. Allow me to say that m'xt year
will he a good time for tiie standing
candidate* to sit dow n and let tiie of-
llie seek the omn.
In my judgment the State need* and
ought to have ju the Governor'* chair
during the next four year# the best
ami highest type of manhood, a man
who love# the State better than lie
love* himself or hi* friends, who lias
been successful in the management of
hi-own business, who ha* the strength
of mind to understand pohlle affair*
and the strength rtf will to do the right
thing and w ho would rather be right
than President. - -#
‘Such a nfftii is Col. L. IV. Youmans
of Fairfax. He learned his dutv a* a
yitiaep a# a hoy soldier and the Co.nfbd-
eiacy had no bettermne than he proved
from tTui ffNt ttvthe hist day of his ser-
r vine. tTiiTfff"Sherman’* n>lic* lie ha*
ftfeumulated a handsome property, a
*iM*eo«sful fitrmer on a large scale,
showing-great executive ability and a
painstaking r.ttshtlon todeiaii*, to tiie
little a* well a.* tiie large.thing* of life.
A#.a member of the Wallace House
and liter of the State Senate he proved
himself the' right man in the -right
place, direharg-ingWery duty w ith an
eye single to the public good and no man
has better helped tho Statu to throw off
tiie reconstruction yoke and to start on
the road to permanent peace and pros
per! tv.
—With-Qm.good_[_eUnwj]U ; i^en ji* Qoy.-
ernor for two term* the udminisiration
of public alf-aira would be securely put
upon a linn, intelligent, common sente
basis, and everybody wTmld have an
equal paet <vf the burdlvr* of the State
government .aniL- reuaivo an equal
share of it* benefii*. * -=■- 7
#hat-|— 1, therefore, nominate him for (iov-
"Frnor in 190'J, believing him tho l»e#t
man in the State for the position, and
knowing timt if the rest of 1 ,e State
knew hitn a* well as Barnwell county
dot# ttout’fsrwnuid bcriiomlnatud with
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Vary reapectfnllr, —^
Baruwfdl,
.JChcLBcal Job g cloth
Lie Litev- Stripe
Lit w ns at itRr.
Me re e r i ze d Mad ra s,
12 1-2, 15 and 20c. *
Voiles at 10c.
Silks, 75c, at 50c
per yard.
ftf.50 black Taffeta
Silks, ftl.(K) per yard,
lied Spreads, ftl.OO
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Bi<r ilowered orjyan-
dies at 10c, worth 15c.
Laces and Embroi
deries at half tlieir -
value.
Heautiful Allovers
in lace and embroi
dery at greatijr redu
ced prioe.s. ■.$ .
>’ VI i 11 i 4,lo;! Don’t
mention it! Wc are
selling it so cheap one
would almost think it
was given to them. ~
All wc ask is your
inspection. It is u
asTifc to show omr
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BLACKVILLE
DIRECTORY.
NEXT DOOR TO BANK.
ULL line N^iw (iood*, from
(lie cheapest to finest the
F
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BLACKVILLE, S. C M
WILL HAVE IN
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New Funeral Car of Latest Style
and Design-
We beg to state to our friend*
Htid tiie public generally that we
expect to carry a full line and all
mail nnd telegraph order* will
have our prompt attention.
W. D Drew, H- D Still, Jr-,
Proprietors.
Blackville 8. 0.
M O LKS
AJ&D
NOTICE!
Airmsd overseer# will
see tliat the
right# of way of the public road-
throughout the county are not plowed
Into, nor'otherwise obstructed, nnd are
hereby Instructed to prosecute all pa'r-
tles who persist in tiie practice.
J. B Morris, Supervisor.
R. C. Roberts, Clerk.
The very best of the season.
Call and see them sure.
VERT TRULY,
THE GYLES CASH STORE,
W. A. GYLES, Proprietoh
Old Stand of C. E. Gyles,
BLACKVILLE, S. C.,
Whittle’s Stables,
Blackville, S. C.
Offer* to careful buyer* a Complete
and Carefully Si'iectcd stock of Gener
al Merchandise, consisting of
Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes,
Medicines, Groceries
'and Furniture,'
* &c., &c. .
Waving bought the stock of- C. E.
Gyles.,: an t d making large addition*
thereto l ask the liberal patronage of
thy friend* and the general public.
My long mercantile experience end
thorough Ku.dties* methmi*-jnetifv mo
■In promlailiK-Vb# completest satl-fae-
tion ro every buyer of every article at
the-—r-A ■' *" - ---
0YL6S eASM
46 Cotton H 10 Saddle
and *| and
Timber Mules u Harness Horses.
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ST0R6.
_ Dealing for cash my cu*tomers
w ill pay for only, theft pttrcha*e*. and
making no had debt* 1 can afford to
sell for a very small pro Iff., Pledging
my best service# to help you save mon
ey, which i* the best wav of milking
money. I invite your early and fre
quent call*.
No better stock has ever been brought to tjtfs State, and no
better can be, for no better can be raised.
They will suit every want and purpose and, as always, prices
are fair and right.
Come to see them and me.
HARNESS
HARNESS.
W. A. GYLES,
Blackville, S- C-
'An Immense stock, reaching from the Choicest to the Cheapest Grades.
separate piece noid, from a Brow Blind up or down. Saddles for Men and Wo
men. Lap Robe* and Whip* Ac. In vast variety, but of the best quality.
AND
annual returns.
All Executors, • Administrators,
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Guardians, Committee*, Triistees and
persons-oocupylng such positions arc
required by law to file Annual Return#
in the ofliue of the ITohktc Court on or
before the first day of July in each and
every rear.
The law provide* a* punishment for
failure or refusal to make nnd file said
Return* the forfeiture of commissions,
the . payment of fine# or commitment
to jail for contempt of court.
Prompt and universal compliance
with these requirements of law I* due
by tiie holder* of such trust* to the
estate* Tn tlfefr Charge and wifi relieve
the Probate Co"r^ of the unpleasant
dirty -of-lutposhqf' lb* pewalUs* pet-
scribed bylaw. ^ — 4 , , ...
JV John K Hnelllng,
Judge of I’gpbate, Barnwell County.
NOTICE FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that the nn
deislgned will, on Monday, May 2Mih,
I’.hIo. tile bi* luial a. nut with J. K.
Snclling, E*q , Judge of Probate for
Barnwell County, n* Executor of the
esiareof Mrs, L. M. Ail, deceased, and
ask for letter* dtsmissorv.
^ . . A. P. Quell*.
April Iftih, 19W. *
My Stock of Buggb** is superb, tiie most comfortable, the most duftMe, m4
the pretrleat In finish an J style made In America. ^
My W*guu* are of Hie make* that have stood the test of wk^r and tine to the
unbroken satlefactlon of nil who have used them. Buy one. You will MV-
blacksmith bill* and be blessed by your easy pulling teams.
Charlie Brown,
BARNWELL, S. C.
DICKS - HOUSE, -
—— 034 BROAD HT.^
'V’-r- Auauei A. G*. • *
Excellent roffm* tndT good table
board. Rate*, tl.50 per day{ special
rates by R)e jveeh-.
A. P. Dtcss, FKOr. •
MONEY TO LEND.
We are prepared to negotiate loan* oh
improved farm* for five year*, partial
payment*. Interest H per cent on loan*
under $1,000; 7 per cent on loan* over
$1,000. Don’t writOi come and *e« u*
0.1'atterson * Son.
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