The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 01, 1905, Image 3
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the Barnwell People. "" k -
1 * Mr*. Robert Aldrich I* vUitins
f flURStJAY, JUMEl IP05
RATES OP SUttSCBIPTIOA.
In Advance, per Annum J1.60
On Time..;. < .v.... .«.\ .|2 (X)
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The regular meeting of RamWell
tod«e No Mi, Knighteof Pytliias will
ihe helrt at their Tlall <>n Friday night
at 71^ o’clock. A fall attendance b
rcqacaterl. Ry order of
ARDEN A, LEMOS, C. t:.
Wm. McHaB. K. R.
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, The «H>untv imat Mr,
T. M. Willi*’.* Mill, in WllJUton town-
•Itlp, thi* week. 1
„ .3. B". Morrla. SupervUor.
R..C. Roberta, Jr.-.Clerk.
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immi i
We serve
Hahn s ^<^><$,4;
- Ice Cream
and Hahn’s only.
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We fcan’t explain exactly yvhy it
is, but experience has taught us
that folks who make a business
and specialty of one thjng can
usually do that thing better than
other people. So we found, that
try as we might, we could pot
make ice cream like Hahn’s.
We used pure cream, tried it
mixed and all sorts of ways* but
the result was never a cream like
Hahn’.s. So we wish to say to
the ladies ef llarnwcll that we arc
> so
prepared to furnish them with ice
cream of any flavor.
We will furnish you ice cream
a’h cheaply as you can make it and
you have no bother—try it 1 one
lime. / >
We \yill furnish ice cream in
any amount,~fronV i to To gallorrs.
Let (is know your wants.
Don't get married until you see
us.
Order your cream from us and
we don’t give you satisfaction
we will not charge one red cent.
Everybody knows we are in
the Soda Water Business
and all we ask is a ti ial.
Small affam^large affairs, sim
ple affairs,, swellaffairs—use our
ice cream.
If its millinery you want, then
-“we pass,” but if it's ice cream,
we are the people you want to talk
to.
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We have recently installed our
out and out new Soda Fountain.
Its ur lieauty. Come to see it
when in town.
Creech’s Pharmacy.
Mr*. Robert Aldrich I* visiting Edge-
field friend* this week.
The pretty new uniform* of the
Barnwell Baseball Team have arrived.
We were sftad Tit fomr-tbc-ttlea** n t
acquaintance of Prof. J. L. birdsong
on Friday.
.Mra. E. A Mlx*on attended the
PostniHster*’ Convention in yyashing-
ton tfc*t week.
Judge James Aidricft will preside at
B*r.nwelf UdiiTT,T.*vTiigTriTproved very
happily in health.
Mr*. A. P. Cornell and little daugli-
ter will leave today for a mouth * stay
on SulUvati*eTsTand.
Since Sunday train 83. going South,
ts due at Barnwell at 2 10 p. m., and 34,
North bound, at 4.5U p. in,
Bennie P. Havie* of The Peopl'k
went to HiirUville on Friday to airend
tlie eorwucnceiuent of the Welsii Neck
High School.
General Green is reported to have
captured many cditon Held* so com
pletelv that he can not be routed until
General Jack Frost come* to the front
The Southern Railway i* laving
heavier rail* on the main line from
Charlotte to Savannah, becaiwic of the
At Trenton last week the Barnwell
Baseball Team tied the score-5 to 5—
In the the tir*t game w ith the Edge*
llehlers and scalped them in the »m>
olid—8 to 1. . . p
,Mr*. Samifel Dunbar dlcij^^m Tuev^
day in Edgefield «t the homo of her 1
daughter, Mr.*. Morrall, and waa
buried nt the family cemetery near
Millcttcville yesterday.
BUSINESS NEWTS.
read
Ryan’s ‘ ad.’Mn
Be sure and
this issue.
Ballard A Ballard's Obelisk Flour is
the best on,the market. For sale by
G. W. Patrick..
Ryan’s i* the place.
I’R Early Dixie Dent Corn makes
more and comes earlier than any
other corn.—Creech’s Pharmacy.
Ryan’s store and sidewalk arc brist
ling with bargains.
Everybody use* Ballard & Ballard’*
Obelisk Flour becau.c it U best atd
cheapest. For s*U by . _
~ Patrick.
shotv
O'
Call’nt RyanU and let them
you their good things to eat.
H OW to have’plenty of nice Beans—
~ Pfart* two- or -tiireo row* of
CREECH’S Early Bush Valen
tine Beaus eve?!’two week*.
Ballard A Ballard’s Obelisk Flour is
llfFTiest by test. For sale by
G. W. Patrick.
Sec Ryan before buying your Gro
ceries.
A N’T better seed corn-^DixJc
,,Denjt Is the corn peplant.
Creech’* Pharmacy.
*
find bargains in Tobacco
You will
at Kvan’s
A CARDOE THAKKS.
lilmer, 8. C., May 2G, 15X15.
We, the,family of Rebecca J. Brant,
deoen*ed, do extend our greatest
thank* to the neighbor* and friends for
their kind hospitality by aiTling to ad-
mlnlstei—rhe—necessary- -4»«>ipa^durlny
the five week* und live day* of her last
Blue**. We pray God to bles* them all
Family,-
ASOTHERS SEE US
Democratic Majiftfr Herein,
of the
"RcpnhlicHTl el tv nf Drihois, in Ponayyl'
vnuia, earne to South (’arnlina last
week for the first, tfine an<l \v>* st> well
pleased with Barnwell - life that he
doubled the drat intended length of hi*
stay. ■ „
ill* city ha« a population of about
ten thousand people. Within n radin*
of ten miles there are about 10.000 for
eigners—Immigrants—coal tniners, coke
burners Ac.
He remarked that when their day
Work was done they would crowd the
side tyalk* and dll the saloons, ami
w hile there was no serious trouble It
was felt that it might come uT Tihy
time.
The tj’iletncss of Barnwell after the
stores were closed, the presence of la
dies und children pn the streets when
the star* came out \va* a revelation to
REH-0AK NEW 8. ^
Crop* are looking very blooming In
thi* section. Wo have bad some line
rain* throughout thl* section. The
people hive got general green conquer
ed.
The “Be<’ Robbing” and Ice cream
aoi’i
hi* patroni an opportutdty of a free
trial of tho wonde.iful healtng remeily,
Paiacamph. First *1*1 to the injured,
nil* remedy liaa boeotna popular In a
short length of time by Us geeat 8'ie-
a I were eitJov«d by the young, an d in rnrtng rJhe aches, |ra+na and-,
folks at the residence of M r. G. I*, hurts of million* t.f people. Barnwell
old
Morris.-- After su-pner the vo.nng folk*
gathered In the parlor around‘Hie or/
gau end Juinol in a singing •■las«;'The
music wa* playedJ>v Misses Mary am)
Ida Morri*
T.iu us Know wjietr ron mb again.
Mr. Mortis, and wo will cbFise around
and he with you again.
MX. I-eUoy 8ea*e and wife *pentStui-
d«v with hi* father, and bring good
jirw* of a line crop and no general
green. j
Mr. E. F. Se**fl catno near getting
bitten by a rattle snake on Tuesday
while coming from the Held ThoiLui-
geron* snake made a brave light for it*
lile, but was killed. • " '’ • ■ •
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THAT PEN81QN BUSINESS.
'freiirbr tl'Hlhi- l*iui that life i* worth living in tl*e ,» L-mI<-|| iremvii.** n<>
|sj aun y tP. .- A4 amLiUid Lell all they know ahout,
business people were indoor* at that it. i* stfid that widows
restful time.
‘‘I hate to go hack home. Here
you've got nice-people. I can go out.
on the street anp talk pleasantly to
them and he cleverly treated. Ton are
all American*, like home folk*. But.
at my home most of the workers arc
foreigner* who don’t—know our lan
guage and 1 don’i” understand their*.”
Copdnetor A. D. Hill has died from
the injuries received'in the electric
road accident, described on our lirst,
page. He Was the only son of Mr.
Marshall Hill of Appleton.
Time* change. The white oak that
shaded the Indian spring i* deaf^ and
gone and a young China berry tree is
growing up in its place. Same sort ol
tiling happen* about people too. 1
We acknowledge an invitation from
(’la«* of list', to attend the t'oinimmee-
ment Exercise* of The Barnwell Gra
ded School. Opera House, Monday
Evening. June 12th, at 8:‘t0 p. tn. '
Mr D. M. Cave, now manager of a
ending jewelry house in Houston,
Texas, came East la>t week on a vi-it
to Barnwell relative* and friend*." lie
Is a* much in dove with l luf great Wcjt
is it is.with him. „ ,
Mrs.- Leize Reed of Gharlefttoii ha*
brought suit in' Itorchcster County
against tho Southern Kuilwaw, r.laim-
,1.....^^ j uf tbb ih uh of
her husliatid, Eiiginecr Arthur Rrctl'fff
ttlackyille. killed in a recent wreck -
near St George*. ' «_
The Healing Spring* High School
Conimencement on Tuesday wa* all
that It* lH‘»t friend* conlu have w ished.
In advance we admit tlint our ret>ort
next week will not do it the justice it
deserve*, it would take all our four
pages to hold the picture true.
Mr J. E. Shuman died »t his home
in Bull Pond Township on the IPth
Inst, aged about 50 year * In bis death
the county ha* lost one of its best citi-
xiuis, a nun of btgb character. cxoi!\-
plury.life and gcncroiw unscllisll pub
lic spirit. He Is survived by hi* de
voted wife and several children.
A fanner of long successful expe
rience thinks thftt this year's corn clop
will be a short one unless specsl care
and cultivation are given it. lie *ats
that there is about one good oat crop to
Hvc pool* one*, and tbat i* a sign that
tltis will he, frotri beginning to ending,
a poor year for all grain crops.
‘•f.a*t year I sold over fifty dollars
w'ortb ofjdiickrn*. .Besides the family
ate a plenty of them, lint 1 didn't sell
an egg,” said n good country •) house
keeper to us last week. All *«he food
these .chicken* consmned wajc raised
on the farm. It would take ahout S
hales of 8 cents cotton to net $50.
' The first car of Flortila cantaloupes
was. shipped by Easterling Brothers
Gionpanv at Marlin, selling for $1,000.
f. o. b. They write us that their yrJfp
i* very Hue and prospgct very good for
making big money. Their many
friends here will he glad to learn of tire
deserved sueces* of these hustling
Barnwell boy*.
A* announced last week, Rev. Mr. S
E. Prentiss, of Barnwell, conducted
h'is lirst service iu Trinity EpIqCopxl
t’hureh on Sunday night’last. Mr.
Prentiss delivered a strong sermon—
plain and full of telling points. The
Congregation was highly pleased with
him and by his rectorship look for
mdeh real good in the upbuilding of
tho church in KdgellMid.—Chronicle.
" CLOSING EXERCISES
Fair Pond School, May 18th, 1903,
Miss Silsi.v K.- Preecb, Teit-dier.'—
Opening Address l)V Ilansftn Pea
cock.
A Bunch ol Flowers, bv Minnie Bax
ley, Mary Zorn. Fiorrie Zorii, Min hie
Peacock.
Visitors From Starvland, by Ethel
Anderson, Mary, Zorn, Hanson IVa-
cock, Malco.m Andei>on, Minnie Pea-
V.irtM A nilersOIT. ~
O.tr Flag, by Malcolm Anletsnji.
Red, White and Blue (»ong). by
beliool.
I.ittle Mjsebief. by Mary Zoru. ^
The Sick Doll, hv Malcolm Andcrsotr
anl Minnie Peacock.
Guessing, hv Mary Zorn, •Mitvnit*
Peacock; Hanvon Peacock. Horace
GriXui, Malcolm Anderson, Edna An
derson.
The Years Pass On, by Etliel Ander^.-
*on. ’ ‘ *
Aiwa vs' I n The Way (son?!)- little
Mary Zorn.
' P. oiVR TVT1T Taifc, by Rowwld Pea
cock.
,— Teaching School, by Marv Zorn,
Hanson I'cacoek'.’Minnie Pcaem k, Ed
na Anderson, Malcolm Anderson,
Frank G'lfene, Horace Grcea**.
Ho For Carolina, (song), by School:
Poverty and Wealth, by Bottle Zorn.
A Little GlrPx Essay on Boys, by
Minnie Peacock.
The Farmer’s G+rl, by Edna Ander
son.
Little Tilings, by Valerie T.azarr
Dancing" Bound The Daisy Pole
CTsh'e tn,) by a number of lit tle git Is
Keeping store, by Charley. Zorn,
Willie Zorn, Frank Greene, Horace
Greene. Malcolm Anderson, Hanson
Peacock, Edna Anderson:
Upside Down, by School.
The Middle Ono of Three, by Mal
colm Anderson.
Farewell, (song.) hv School.
Farewell Address, by Horace Greene.
Address, by liev. J L. Hatley.
Music, liv Misses Kate Woodward,
Lula and Daisy Peacock.
An enthusiastic meeting of the
stockholders of tba^Barnwell (.'ounty
Building and Loan
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'14TK CHOP SITUATION.
Onr exchanges report in all parts of
the State an unexampled scarcity of
farm labor and an unprecedented
abundance of-erah gras*. '- All the cot
ton States seem to he in the same dis
tressed condition. r
Possibly in other year* crops have
been In as bad or worse shape than
that now so enmphtined of, tor people
arc forgetful of bygone woes aid
weather. The ease with wh'hh last
year’s ideal weather permitted the
making of that bumper lotton crop led
numerous farmer* to forget that the
next, season would likely lie less favor
side, and that last year’s prosperity
■biHi-enabled rhapy farmer - wo rker* for
w iige* or slfiies to farm for themselves.
if every farmer in the South could
get all the labor and fertilizer he
would like to have, enough cotton
would be made to put every one who
had strained his credit into hopeless
bankrupiov with nobody able to ex
During the.lirst four month* of the
present yeai; over three quarters of a
million people died of The plague in
India, and the epidemip continues.
A BAD SCARE.
Some day you wilt get a bitd scare,
tvhen V*ltl feel H pain in yonr bowels,
Hhd fear appCfirlljitls Safety lie* in
Dr. King’* New Life Pill*, a siife cut’e.
for all bowel rfrni stomacir di>e»scj,
auch a* headache, billousneas; costive*
hess. etc Guaranteed rit.C. N. Btirek-
halter’i Drug Htore, Creech’s Phar
macy, only 29c. Try them.
President Roosevelt says he Is think
ing out »ome good thing* for the Squth.
If thev are ut all like the one Crum he
gave Charleston it Is to he hoped that
hi* thoughts will work slowly and
backward*.
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!)UGE *A8M.— —
It wa* n huge task, to tlndortake the
<curc of *uch a bad case of kidney dis
ease, a* that of C. F. collier, of Chero^
kee. la., but Electrte Bitters did it Ho
Write*: “lly kidney* Wereso far gone,
I could trot sit on a chair without a
cushion I and stHTered from dreadful
backache, headache and depre«siOn. In
Electric Bitters, however, 1 found a
cure, and by then) wag restored.to per
fect health l recommend thi *
tonic ntediclna to all with weak ktd-
Wejr*. liver or «toinach^£UiarMnteed by
43 X. Burckbalter Druggist, Creech’s
fhumMy, price 50».
ation was
held in the Court Woftws'en Frida
ov.ening and Mf-sAfs-G.•W?>Grcene,
F. Calhoun, \V. W. Mi'>oft\
Moody ami F. it:
pointed a committee to draft a consti
tution and by-laws and report the
same at a subsequent meeting.
Results- of the Inspections of the
state Troops were given out on Friday.
The Barnwell and Bamberg companies
passed muster. - Fifteen companies,
mostly cavalry, were ordered disband
ed. n .
The Barnwell Guards are attached to
the Third Buttalbwof the Third Rcgi
Unent. Elections are to he held for
company olliceri on tho 10th in*t., for
Majors on the 17ih.
Private R H. Walker sustained quite
a loss about one o'clock Saturday
morning in the burning of the barn
and stables on his home place at Ap
pleton. One valuable animal was
burned to death and three others in
jured, one.so seriously that it’s recov
ery was thought lm|ms*lni«.«?*•
cuing n favorite horse Mr. Walker was
painfully but n<d seriouslv burned on
his hands andjace. In addition to the
loss of building* and stock some corn
and forage and other property was de
stroyed, but he fortunately Inyd, (Jje
larger part of such supplies on his
farm.
Frank Leslie's Weekly of the 18th tilt
had an Illustrated article describing
the Government Wlreles* Telegraph
which now is completed all along the’
coast froth Cape Elizabeth/ Maine, to
Pensacola, Fla. D> the Illustration of
Naval Aoadcfliy Station at, Annapolis
is a handsome picture of Charlie IL
Hart, the Ham well boy, Whadttrii.g a
recent fejirfdl storin stooi to hi* liglit-
tnn'g struck post until hb located and
got. new* from tl:e missing English
steamer Mar* far out at sea. fstmie’s
payRChatliC^art the liigh compHmeut
of saving that he is the •‘Only man in
the service who required no instruction
from the wireless schooil.
lend a helnlngTtabTE
—Of course it looks hard now to see
the grass eating qp thjt crop Vi ml \lt is
hwv<Lto-i>a.v high prices for labor, hut
when selling timetmBYtjflW.U full
pic mav llnd that the early rains anil o '
the missing hoe hand* were their best] 7
frhqpBL , But if Summer drouglrt
shouhl foliowJTFni geh(Tti5lty' rrf -t+n-
"srr:,-T,i.r /•l/»itrla t r» tLi r* r r true* f fo[’
It would be well after crop* are laid
by to call a ma** m-eiing of Oonfedcr-
ato Veteran* who werejn the war and
wlio dill not desert to consider the
(’ounty roll of pensioners. A* the roll
i* called let nietv-w ho know the.m speak
thorn.
BTiiwrny
pcop
eople should know the value and nnT-
t* of Paracnniph. and to enable therh
o do so without risk or boa ol money
Mr. (Jreech ha* produced a phtn. ‘•Be
ng fnllc .convinced of the mefit* of
nracamph. all /ou h«v>< t<» do, *tiys
M r. ('reei'li, I* (o ile(>osit tlie price of a
bottle at our drug store, rake home a
hottli'of i’uracamph, give it an ltrin ,f st
rl.if, and If not satisfied, tell usand we
will return your (honey.”
No remedy on earth compare* with
Haracamph for the cure of cheutna-
i«m. Swelling and Neuralgia, Bore
TI,mat. Croup, Catarrh, Sore Mu*cles,
Kr/.cma, Sprain*. Brwlwa.; Bore Feet,
ruts, Burn* ami Itnrr* of every tlc-
scrljition. i’araeamph nbsidutcly pre
vent* blood poison, I’aracamph Miothe-
md heals like magic No bouschftld
hriuld he wiUtout a bottle always at
hand. .
If yon receive a card making •«
pfeiai offcr to you for.a trlal-r>f Barn-
aninii. hi ing It to onr drug store with
out delay.
it i* srtld that widows are
whoso husband* never got in sight of a
battielleid and that one man wlioowned
linn, tract of land ma le it over Jo his
children in order that tie might get on
the li*t. If the Veteran* wifi' speak'
out and tell all they know the list can
he purged.—Carolina Spartatl.
For Sale!
n<r(
Eio-lif Conv^ vith
Calves, ranging in
IVom three- to eii^ht
weeks old, and in price Irom
thirty to eighty dollars.
j. j! ELLIS,
ILil.dock, .S, e.
■BICE BLOODED-
Young Stock of the Iligho*t and
Finest, American and Imported
Strains for sale at reasonable
price*.
-Thero-i* uo J&cUer >tr>c.k than
mine in tlie United State*. The
plga 1 -olTer arc descendants of
Dauc-ltefd Huntress. Ini' w hleh I
paid live JutrnTied dtdlars, sir"cl by
l>ani‘s|’t*l<i Blount, an Imported
hoar ol eqtial pedigree and execl-
Icnce. ' ,
«>iher imported sows and boar*
*of rqtially good breeding for sab*.
; ' |’iIj-c* pr-umptly furnished on
application to
^W. T. Calhoun,
Breeder of Top Bcrkshires,
- THOMAS. S.C.
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Will coiMicaee Tiiorsday,
18lii, iiiid last for foar
weife, ever)' lirarsdiy
fridaj and Satardaf...
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.Spring clones tnen, loTthe regfet
having overplanted cotton, will lie
added renentanco for having Ytegleeted
the cultivation of the corn crojC For.
vyc do nut recall ur remember hearing
or seeing a single complaint from a
single farmer of the. Jack of hands to
plow his corn. Colton is the cause of
all the worry.
For dispensary 2XJ votes, ajjainst dis
pensary 707 vote? "resulted The reovTlt
I’ickciis county ejection.
Several hundred line milch cows are
shipped into this county every year
from North Uarolina and Tennessee
and sold at. good prices It occurs to
me that just a? good cow* could he
protHablv f»i*cd in 8mmer county.—
Sumter Watchman and Southron.
Senator Tillman lead a close call „on
Wedneadgv n:ght of last week After
making a speech before the Go F.tluea-
tioiiaUJiiniltniT nt^H-ulgeliehl he started
to ride tliionyliXio country to his home
at Trenton, three ladle* being In the
carriage with him. In the darkness his
horse* left the road and the whole turn
out fed I down ajilleen Auot ciihank-
ment. -The Senator fell on his head,
receiving two ugly, cut* on hi* s'caqv
which werc.jj?es*cd rfml DtUc^gfl up bv
the doctor*:, after which he 'Went r.fi
homo. .No serious result will follow.
Tho ladles escaped any injury,
“Jt yon go fo farming to make a
Httilg j&ure shore Pi get ft and make
lyrsxtta, ‘
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tn make inoucy youre sjiore to get in s
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Lawns at i()c.
AIcTceiizctl MartriTH;
121.2, r5 ftitcI 20c.
Wiilys at 10c.
Silks, 7nc, at .fiOc
per yard.
.SI.,HO black Taftcta
Silks, SI .HO per yard.
Red Spreads, i?l .00
and up.
Bio- ilowered organ
dies at 10c, worth ioe.
.Xaccs and Einhroi-
dcries at half their
value.
Beautiful A Hovers
in lace and cmhiui-
dery at greatly redu
ced prices.
- MiUflieiyH - "' Don’t
inentiou it! ' We are
’ selling jt SB.»Ctrrap tTiitf
would almost think it
was eriveri to them.
Arc everywhere, in the lengthening and strengthening of the i
shine, the singing of the birds, the blooming of the floweri and
the gentle touch of the 50011) Wind.
i f am glad to assure my many frihnds that I am V
READY FOR
-WHTllgBP COILEGE For Laitfe^
SCHOLARSHIP and en
trance EXAMINATION.
Tim examination for the award of
vacant scholntship* in Windlrnp (!al-
ege »ml for the iulmi**ioii of new *tu-
dei.t* will ho held nt tlie Uonutv (NTuTT
Hou»c «n Fii.lay. July 7:h. nth A. M.
Applicants must not o« Lai than riffecit
years of ago. When »ch'ol:Vr*hip* are
vacated after July 7.' tiicy will lie
roaidcdAo those laakifig- thinngTrost
average ist thi* exn:udi))tiot) provided
they meet the conrtttlhfli# gtJvei ningdlip
award. -jVppiii-anM-for scholarship*
houid w-rlte to I'resldent Johna.m be
fore t'oe examination for schq!iir*liip
application blank*. . :— L —
cliohyrshlp,* arc worth ?i00z»nd . free
tuition. Tin n*xt se-slon will open
Seutt-Uiber Lvl. 1'. LJ.). For luMilSM' infnr-
uat.ion und catalogu- a.idn-*
ITc*. D. B Johnson,
Rock Hill, S. O.
N EXT DOOR Tt) BANK.
I
|ULL line New
the fhea))est
market oifej'
(Jnod*. from
to hucst the
How FuacralTfer cf liatcst Style
and DcTign-
AV^ hog to state !o ot:/ friend*
and the public gencraliy that we
expert to earrv a lull line and all
.mail anti telegraph order* wlsl
have onr prompt attention.
W-D-Drcn:* 1TD Sdl! T Jr.,
FTobilelora,
Blackvillo — — — E. 0.
■aflBcrotagimM"Juja.^J3(::3rzsgjag
and hog to invite their attention to the very large and very com-
]>’cte stock of SMUNG and SUMMER GOODS rtpw ready for
their inspection. )
For Gentlemen,
Jhc newest ami nicest CI.btlHNG, SHOES, HATS;
SHIRTS and UNDLRWliAR—all that cin be needed td
make the lords of creation comfortable ami presentable froni
crown to sole.
Beautiful and substantial-DRKSS GOODS in vast variet)*—^
DAINTY WHITE GOODS, SHOES and all the Dress Ac:
cessotics, so essential to the happiness and proper adornmeni
of the Fair sex.
For Hom(^ Comfort, -
Through i^He warmer month) I ask and advise ah early fnvfcst:
ment in the economical MATTINGS AND RUGS that sd
lightcn.thc cares and labors gf the careful houselieeper.
AS ALWAYS—Prices.willpte&sethe present pur:
cliascrs and win their future visits and larger patronage,
MY SALRSM LN will give their most Courteous and correct ser
vice to all customers.
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’—RAILROAD AVENUE—
BLACKVILLli], S. O
NO TICE!
AH tnniT bTPrsrrrs wtH Hi at the
right* of way of tlie public rdad*
thmugiorut tlo* omint.v arc- nuf plowed
Into, nor otherwise nbxtntcti'd, nud nVc
h< tchy in*tructeti t • prosi cute ull par
ries who persist in'the practice,
J. B Morri*. 8upervi*or.
1*. C. Robert •. Clerk.
THE GYLES CASH STORE,
f .
\V» A- ( i YLES,"P ltOPRI ETOK
Oed^tand or C. E. Gyles,
BLACKY ILLE, S. C.,
t)IT«‘r* to careful huvrr* n Com pic tc
and Carefully Sah-cted Stock of Gener
al Mci'chaudisc, con*l*tjtig uf
Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes,
I vied * cifTes^,- "OroG0if4©s—
and Furniture,
&c«, &c> »
Having Ttoiight the atnetc of C. E.
GJ-Irs, -and making large*-addition*
thereto 1 ask the liberal patronage of
my friend* and the go.neral public.
Tm-Ji:;:?]Ujc (fx[icricnce and
tliorough husinc** 111 > - tl h ATT Ad At t f y me
iu promising the comjdctc^t .‘-atlsfac-
-tirm to every buy er wf every. iUAiele at
the
GYI.es CASH. ..
STORG.
DnatTftg for ca-li my ctr-tomers
w ill pat for only flTcIi' purchases, and
niakirig no had de!<t* I can nlVord to
sc 11 for a very -smaJI urulit, I’ledging
my luyst service* to hcl)> you save mon
ey, which is the bfest way of making
money. I invite your early aqd fre
quent e.ilis.
W. A. GYLES,
Biackville, S- C-
PLAClCVlLLE, S. C.,
WILT. HAVE IX
MCJE
AND
6 horsks:
The very, best of the season,
“Call and see Them sure,
VEKY TRULVi ^
V
Whittle’s Stables^
RlackviUe, S. C> —
Hill Top
46 Qotton u
ii
10 Saddle
Timber Mules I! Harness Horses*
!t5r
-,No better stock has ever beeti brought to this State, and nd
better can be, for no better cuh be raised.
They will suit every waiit and purpose and, as always, prleear
are fair and right. 1
Come to see them and me.-
HARNESS
HARNESS.
■ Wa
An Iminensc stock, reaching from tho Choicest to the Chenf^si"Grade*. AnV
sepftra:e piece sold, from a Brow Band up or down. Saddle* for iteh and .
men. Lap Rohe* and Whips <&e. in Vast vurietyj-diut of tife best quality.
- Alt we a^k in youf
inspection. _ I t is u
• d lea* ii re to show onr T
l * ' : ‘ — o
To all who have been so ujTioftunsro
ns to lose a mule hv death o'f".v!io find
their st'ck fn*.ufhcieut to a'aud '4ie j
strain of the battle being waged against
‘General Green’ I beg to eafl your at-
tiou to tlie only remedy: Call at my
stable* and treat your*elvc* to one of
those tine, fat, strong Kentucky Mule*,
which will arrive and be ready for in-
spection today.
Very rtspcctfally, _•
C, F. Rizer.
Mfar, ti. C.
. froOtlr
c5
Dim t fui'^ct — vvv
give you’ stamps wicly
^ every l()c purchase.
Tobin’s
Millinory.
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ANNUAI. RETURNS.
All EXeeittoi*. Adiniuiatrator*,
Gft.'ifilian*, -(’oiiimittec*, 'Trustee* add
j»,-r*iHi* occupying ejieh -pnaiiiori* arc
required hy l.iw t<* file Anumil Return*
in tlie otlitc of tho I’robatc Court on or
before the Hot day of July iu-cacti and
every war. V ' ? *"
The.law provide* aa^punlibrnont for
failure or refU*;«l to make and tile saiil
Kerurt’.* tlie LwrfeiturOof conimi.-ion*,
tire pavuient of tine* or comiuitmcut
to jail loy eoiitcmptbf court.
Frotnpt and uuiver--.il compliance
with these requirement* of law I* due
by the bolder* of •nch trust* to tiic
estates Iu their charge and will lelieve
the I’robnte Coq,rl r*f the iinpleasarut
duty of liif;Mr-iing the j*eiialties pie-
T*cribed -by-h*w e —
John K Soolli.Trg,
ludge of Probate, Barnwell Ctniiitr.
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AND
TaT
My Stock of Buggie* U superb, the most comfortable, the moat durable, autf
the prettiest in lini»h an J style made iu Au(ertca.
My Wagon* are of tho make* that have stood the test of wear and time to thd
unbroken satisfaction of all who have used- them. Buy one: You Will ftr
bLickainith bill* and he blessed by your easy (fulling teams;
Charlie Brown,
BARNWELL, S. C.
DICKS - HOUSE,
.031 BROAD ST.,
- Acui'M'a, G*.
NO TICE FIN A L DISCIIA RG E
. Notice l* hereby given that the'un-
iieisigned will, on Monday, May 28th,
IU05, Hie hi* linal aeeomit wah j. J^.
Holding, Esq . Judge of Probate fin
Barnwell County. r.s JEsfi-utor of the
estate of Mr*. L. M. AH, deceased, and
afffc for letters dl*oil*»ory. ; »
A, P; Given*.
Excellent room* and good table
boa+4. Rotes,. per dev: »pedal
fate* by the week. t-
A. P. Drcaa^pRop.
. MONEY T6 LEND~'
^\Ve are prepared to negotiate loan* on
improved farrmijor tive year*, partial
payuientft.>k4*ga&t 8 per cent pn loan*
tinrlnfiafk^hO: \ per cent on ioAns ot^r
$L'JU0. Don't w rite, come and see 0*'
J. 0. Fetter sou 4 tioo*
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m. J. H. LBILBOBS,
lEnU SURGEON,
" BUCIVILIE, S. f.
Will be_at his
ofBcc crefy Moi
Tuesday,
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