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ft?fe BarnWcll Pedpl Jbkli. 1M. Hilts hi Adrance, per Anwto ........ J1 Tln»*. Tin *The\n ten^R \* tble w<tek Old Coltimbift R<>«d batweea bud the Pl^llpeWd Mill, ^ 1. B. MorrU. Supervitot. R.t;. Robei-ft. Jr., Clerk. - - . V- Ik on, Willi the •ton HUSINKSS NEWS. v Why drink coffecf—but If yon will do It, onll and get Nine pownd* of the be«t Rio Coffee for one dollar from W. A. Gyle*. Be sure end thl* Issue. reed Ryan’s ‘'*d.” In Ballard A B*llard> Obelisk Floor It the boat on the market. Per kale by G. W; Rat tick. W. A. Gyle« of Blackvllle buys goods for cash and will give his cus* lomera the benefit of*tbe discount* he gelt on all goods. Ryan's is the piece. Ryan’s store and Mdewalk are brlst* ling with bargains. _ uses Ballard St Ballard’s Obelisk Flour donhim cheapest. For sale by . Q Aff Patrick,— Call on W. A,. Gyl« for Sute “Cure Chill and Fever Tonic at 23ct*. per bottle. Warranted tObcnre. Call at Rylti's and let them show you their good things to eat. W. A. Gyles sella stkteen pounds of Granulated tnyar for one dollar. No less quantity sold at that price. Ballard ft Ballard’s Obelisk Flour is the best by test. For sale by G. W. Patrick. Mhnes—Misses and Children’s Patent Leather Sandals and Ladies’ Low Quarter Shoes sold Very low at W. A. Gyles’. ' ■ See Ryan before buying your Gro. certes. see you pven If A ll goods <nld at hot- W. A. Gyles I will be pleased to b you d>> not tom prices. You will at Bran’s »uy. find bargains in Tobacco 11. 8. II. S. The above Initials stand fof Ueallng Springs High Scheol. which stands for everything good in water and wis- -w-dlUM, ^ -■ ll<t Commencement day. the 30tli ult., was perfect as to weather, programme and performahee. The attendance was ‘a goodly ona, ranging In age from the giaying ConfederatF^Uteran to the (MMlng infant, all happy and having a good time. The commencement address of Rev __ C E. BnrU held the unflaggTrig IrTtgr est of the full auditorium for an hour. His subject was ’’Make the most of life." and excellently and eloquently was it handled. After his feast of reason came a din- nerofgood things too numerous to mention, all delightfully prepared and most hltspliably served. In the after* noon the young folks had their show ing. and the old-folk* were delighted with the splendid idvkncsmcnt made during the past year. In the*Declaim- era* Contest the prise was won by Miss Nellie Ray and happily presented by Rev. C.44. Billings, while theprixe in the Reciters’ Contest was gracefully presented to Miss Mamie Bush,**he- winner, hr Senator George H. Bate*. The concert at night was as If all the song birds of tha community had gathered to greet the incoming of the Kiimiuertime of fruits and flowers. All taking part did themselves high credit v jandJKJtta unanimous applause?— r The pupils one and all are to he con gratulated upon the progress they have made, the teachers upon the wonderful work so well and so quickly done. Prof. Eagerton and his very capable assistants were elected to serve the next year. They Lhave received the nnaniinou* well dona of the patrons of the school and will accompllali even greater result* to the future. ^ For more than a century Healing Springs water has been noted for Its health fulness, and with Its model school building, Its accomplished teachers. Its eager pupils and progres slve community its future Is bright with promise that will year after year ripen into fuller and sweeter perform ance. Visitor. . BRICKLAYING MACHINE. According to letters which Columbia contractors have received asking for an opportunity to teet the machine here, Mr. P. H. Loud of WUHston, In Barn well comity, is the inventor of a suc cessful bricklaying machine, which with two or three men to operate it and feed ft brick* kYid mortar wiH do Ihe work of a doaeu men, carrying sip a wail as If by magic.,and being easily and quickly adjusted to skip wherever It Is desired to leave doors and win dows. It is also said that the machine Is not complicated, will not easily get out of order, and la In every way a practical and useful invention, sure to come Into general use by contractors. It will be given a practical test on some large contract In a few weeks.— Columbia Record. BLACKVILLE NEW8. The Faculty of the Blackvllle Graded School for the next scholastic year will consist of Prof. J. E. Boland of Newberry, 'Principal, and Misses Louise Norris, Badie Cogburn and Mrs. L. R. Free as assistants Dr. L. F. Bonner is building % fine two story residence, corner Clark and Dexter Streets, and on North Clark Street the handsome new two story ttifctt at Haaapton tbta wefft. v ' Monday crop reports war* ffiierally Satisfactory. I he raid prophets add attest now ns to tha furtde. R. F. Bulst K«t. waa la town Taaa- day and yaatnrdhp. Mr. Alfred dwens paid us a pMhSSWt Wllllston-eall on Monday. Hen. T. O. Croft haa our tbauk* fair an 6p to date wall ma# 4f the Lfidled Btate*. The ona weak finmmar term of tha General Sesdcms will commence on next Monday. Hon. J. O. Patterson went to Hamil ton and Beaufort the first of the Reck on professional matters. Capt. J. W. Jenny wws In town on Mauday and every body glad to wel come so good a gentleman. Miss Leonard Folsom Kelly of Black* villa was graduated last week from the College for Women, Columbia. . Thncommenoemenl exercises of the Barnwell Graded School wtH be held 1n the Opera House next Monday even ing. - . , 1 Mrs. W. 8. Peterson and children of Orangeburg are over for the summer with Dr. and Mrs. J. H. E. Milhous at Blackvllle. Mlse Katherine Ltd*, daughter of — Hot. T. P. Llde. was married on the It ist IhtTBl Df. IWchard Bayker man at Privateer. Mr. William Herman Wise of Btaefc- vllle was graduated yesterday from Cinmson College in Civil and Mechani cal Electrical Engineering. SdBodl for Bemberg «i Orangeburg eoaottes will be held at OraugebUrg, Jwoe BOth to idly l*th. The faculty krill ooneist of Profs. Thankttpa And PelSrsOn of Orange- of Bsmherg end Crum of They can ThaokttOn huvg. stlty the Wofferd PltMidg School. They can Mewru eheap bOahfat the Orangeburg Collegiate InstUute, where the school Will be held. —— Mr. J. R. Reuntree of DunbhrtoM euatalned adruel loss by the burning an Thuludpy wight of last week about P o’clock Of Ms barn which contained two vosrs supply of oorn and a large quantity Uf folder. Two fine cows wareulie tiraeumeU and one mule bed* t burned. In trying to save Ms stack Mr. Rountrte was painfully burned on the bands and face. The lots U pecu- larly pelnfAl for the reason that Mr. h>untrea hah been all bis life a wise i armor raMnff his own supplies and iad never bought a bushel of Corn, lehad no Insurance. N E W-A D VEitT IS E M K NTS. C. ft. Dnnhar—*fhS Age of Iron. f,.-D. BWthham—Pleasing Particular eople. ,. IV. T. Oalhoun—Berkshire* for Bale. Creech’s Pharmacy—Cut Glass and Silver Wave. FIRST COTTON BLOOMS. 'NoTThas handed us early Monday morning by Farmer D. C. BuMkhalter. t was reddening and the first received. No. t caUle 'over the Coast Jdae.BUxa- resldence of Mr. A. B. Hair Is nearing completion. John R Bellinger. Esq., of Bamberg waa m town on Saturday In consulta tion with H. F. -Bulat, Esq., on legal matters. , ~ Wedding bells wilt ring in Blackvllle on the iftth <n*t.. on which day one of our sweetest and most charming young ladles will become a happy bride. Fortunate Is hfe who wins such a lovely companion, Occasional. Capt. Miles LoadfcoU whs in town on Friday, untroubled by the over gener oslty of the clouds and the pertinacity of General Green’s attacks. ~ \ Mrs. Alice D. Thomson was called to Virginia on Thursday bf the sad new* of the death of her mother, Mrs. Laurie C. Wilson, near Pamplln city. Hon. J. O. Patterson attended the Brigham—Wood marriage In Aiken on the evening of the 1st Inst Miss Fairy Aldrich Holman of Charleston Was maM of honor. 01 Turkey raisers are having hard luck, losing most of their young birds. A poet mortem examination tended to staowthat they had beyn poisoned by eating the top leaves of cockle bur plants. Mr. CvB. Dunbar was In town Mon day. He is the rtrst Miltattevllle mer chant ever to advertise and his talk to the people is as strong and straight at any veteran printer’s ink hqliever oould put np. Mrs. W. J Sanders and son. Cadet Georgeof Clantson, have gone to their summer home at Hendersonville, N. C, and~ after finishing shipping the prod ucts of his Florida farm Capt. Sanders will join them there. We acknowledge, through the cour tesy of President Scherer, an invitation from the faculty and students of New berry College to attend the commence ment exercises of that admirable insti tution, June 11th to 14tb. Rev. W. E. Thayer of Rock Hill will preach the coinmenceftient sermon be fore the Barnwell Graded School on Sunday next. This will be a last opportunity to hear him as he has accepted a call to Winchester, Ky. - _ Miss Daisy O’Neale entertained a number of her friends on Friday even ing In a most delightful manner, prov ing herself an ideal hostess. Mr. C. F. Molair was winner of tfie progressive whist prize—a handsome gold stick pin. Dainty refreshments supplement ed other enjoyments. Farmer D. P. Key of Bennett Springs Is reported as having the best corn in nine days ride.. In a forty" acre field the stalks are so tall that the head of the plowman ean barely be sfcen. The part on which compost and cotton seed were used U plainly better than that where commercial fertilizer was ap plied. l The faculty of the Aiken—Barnwell Summer School for teachers will con sist of Principal W. L. Brooker and Miss Jennie Browtr-of the^AIkcn Insti tute, Prof. W. B. West, formerly of Blackvllle, now principal at New De catur, Ala , and Mist Aosie Holman of the Columbia Graded Schools. The school will be held in Aiken. A County Branch of the Rational League of Fourth Clast Post offices in the United States was OTgsniled at Barnwell on Monday with Ur. G. S. O’Neal of Fairfax PresId-mCV'?. W-’ Bates of Morris Vice President, B. Stringfellow of Elko Secretary and Treasurer.. Another meeting will be held here on July Saleday. —•* Civil Engineer R. C. Mixson haa just completed surveying and platting the New England Mortgage Company’s lands neat Robbins. Educated by hit lathee thfiJliSL ChPt. J. Seth Mixson and with eighteen years practical ex perience he Is master of his profession and as correct in his work as the needle In pointing to the north pole. .■ The State Board of Directors' of the South Carolina Dispensary issued on May Blst the following letter to Dis pensers: "During the Slimmer months you will please open your dispensary not later than 7 o’clock a. m., and close at 7 o’clock p. m.” So hereafter Ihe Barnwell dispensary will close with the k to res at 7 p m., Saturdays not ex cepted. . • Rev. Frank P. Willcox commenced a revival theetlng In the Presbyterian church here on Sunday.* Large con gregations are enjoying these services Mr. Willcox is endowed with unusual force ef delivery, consecrated wholly to his work find Is a great favorite In Barnwell. Services are held each even ing at 8.10 o’clock, concluding with the Friday service.— : day afternoon mall from Capt. L. F. >tcks of Greenland. It was deep red, bad opened on Satarday. No. 8 came by Monday night’s mail from Mr. Tom H. Hazel. Allendale, good red but date of opening not stated. As well as we remember these are the earliest ever received by us by two i lays. They are also the fir«t repotted u the State this year. A JUNE BRIDAL. , / We are honored with an Invitation to the marriage, in the Burnwefl Method 1st Church, at nine thirty o'clock, on Wednesday, evening, June 21st, of filaa Mary Jeannette, daughter of Mr. and Mra, Clinton Flowers Calhoun, to Mr. William James Lemon, both of Barnwell. Now and always the best good wish es of AIL that know {hem will be given to these you nk people'so well beloved, so well deserving of all the happiness and prosperity that kindly fortune can bestow. For among all ber jewels Carolina has none more beautiful In person and In character, none of tweet er, gentler heart or more gracious man ner, none richer In womanhood’s best accomplishments than thia fair daugh ter who will so soon give her heart and hand Into the life keeping of one whose qiar.ly excellence, sterling traits, tine Intelligence and devotion to high, yet real. Ideals prove him all worthy of so choice a prize. ftUQE TASK. It Witt a huge task, to undertake the cure of Hitch a bad case of kidney dls- ease, as that of C. Ft Collier, of Chero kee, la.! but Electric Bltteri did it He writes: "tty kldneya were to far gone, 1 cottld hot ait on a chair without a cushion { and suffered from dreadful backgcbe, headache and depretelon. In Electrle Bitters, however, 1 found a cure, afld by them was restored to per fect beeltll. 1 recommend this great tonic medltfinc & *11 with weak kid neys, livef dr fitomeeb, Guaranteed by Burckhalter pruggist, Creech’# til, O. N. Pharmacy, price i We have on our de«k a Copy of the Catalogue of the Orangeburg Code giate Institute, which, under the ex cellent management of President Wal ter 8. Peterson, has just closed its most successful year. * Barnwell and Bam berg counties were represented there by a good number of bright boys ant brighter girl*. A striking feature or this Institution Is the pledge voluntar ily taken by the fitudenu to let ciga rettes alone. ^ Sections of Allendale aad Boll Pond JtQwnsblpa were devastated on Wednes day afternoon of Torweek by a croelly destructive bell storm. Many fields, smiling with promise In the morning were a{_suuset covered with Ice from alx to twelve Inches in depth, the crop beneath so completely destroyed that entire planting over was the only thing to be done. In pieces the drifts of hell stones were two and a half feet deep. The principal sufferers, as far as we have heard, were ttessre Bryan Bro thers, J. C. Keel, P. J. Zelgler, J. H Hewlett (who lost two hundred and fifty acre* of cotton.;. — a -* CLOSE OF BLOOMING DALE SCHOOL., One of the most enjoyable events of the season were the closing exercises of the Blooiningdale School, which took place on the night of June 2nd., under the skillful management our teacher. Miss Susie Dunbar, who cor tainly spared no effort to inake*it a success. We, ,.the patrons, certainly appre ciated the great pains taken by her to cultivate In our children a taste for lit erature, as well as practical education, for all which shola-cqpipctent in every respect. The program waa as follows: Flower song, by Miss Ada Sanders. Opening address, by Miss Annie Harley. Song Columbia, by the school. Dialogue, Visitors from Storyland, by Misses Gertrude. Hattie Lee, Bertha Sanders, Minnie Sease. Olivia Harley, and Master W. D. Harley. Music. Recitation, Lady Clare, by Miss Ophelia Harley. ir—^ Song Blue Bell,-(sting,) by Messrs Walter and Dan Halford. Dialogue, Tom’s Practical Joke, by Misses Sallie, Gertrude Sanders and Master Charlie Halford.' Music. Series -of recitations, Songs of the Seven*) Seven Times One, by Miss Hat tie Lee Sanders. Seven Times Two, by Miss Sallie Sanders. Seven Times Three, by Miss Annie Harley. Seven Tithes Five, by Miss Gertrude Sanders. Mi Music. A .Charade, Package, consDting of three acts, by MUaaa Sallie Sandeta, Annie Harley and Master Charlie Hal fonL ~ Recitation. Baby’s SqlUoquy, by Mist Hattie Lee Sander*. Music Dialogue. Aunt Kitty’s Shopping, by Ml«sea Sallie, Gertrude Sanders, Ophelia Harley and Minnie' Sease. Recitation The Last Hymn, by Miss Gertrude Sanders. •- Miro: Recitation, Pop, by Miss Sallie San*. ders. ; " •- ' ' * ,• : Recitation, Papa’s Letter, by Miss Bertha Sanders. Song, Where the Silvery Colorado wends its way. Dialogue; A cohtiiry lads vhlt to his city cousin, by Miss Sallie Sanders and Master Charlie Halford. Recitation, The Doll’s Wedding, by MDsHitttie Lee Sanders. Song. Always In the wav, (sung,) by MU* Hattie Sanders and Master Charlie Halford. Recitation. Little Jim, by Miss Sallie Sanders. A charade, Pious, by MtsSei Sallie, Hattie Lee Sanders. Miss Annie and Matter W. D. Harley. Recitation, Lula’s complaint, by lit tle Miss Olivia Harley. Dialogue, Vice Versa, by Messrs Dan Halford. Johnnie and Clyde San- ders, Misses Ophelia. Annie Harley, Gertrude, Sallie and Bertha Sanders. epEEeji’s pwPMAey. . LIBBEY’S GUT GLASS- LtBBfeV’B CUT GLASS, if it’s LI UREY, It hae the name etched In the glass So tt can be seen snd read plainly. So many people pay for what tVy think Br Cut Glass, but afterward# find that they have paid cut glass prlcea for only a eheap imitation, litis fraud of sidling cheap Imitations or "something juat a* good” has been practiced to such an extent that the question always arises, "Is it really CUT GLASS7” You have heard the question asked yourself, then If LIB SKY’S name can be fonhd on the piece of gla»a the queMlon 1i settled and the anMwer cornel back, "yes, thert Is LI OBEY, It’s the real thing,” and the prettiest and finest article that can be turned out bv any maubfacturer. We are proud ol the fact that we represent I.IBBKY’S cut gla** In thl* couir ty. The price Is no higher than that which you would have to pay for an ar tide which you could not toll whether It was cut gla«* or an Imitation. So why be In doubt? LIBBEY’S cost's no more than the imHatioh. Besides we would simply Hke you to see LIB BEY’S cut glass beside the other brands. If LIB BEY’S don’t make the others look like about 5)0 cents, why there Is no compari son, absolutely none. You might just as well try to compare a perfect two carat diamond to a piece of quartz. See our line, very suitablo for ChfUtma* and WEDDING presents. Are everywhere, in the lengthening find fttrengthehlhg shine, the singing of the birds, the bloortiirig of th£ lowers . the gentle tooth of the 5o\lth whit)', * I am glad to assure my many friends that t am * SILVERWARE. Tie Brand ol our Sterling Silver Ware is ‘*1 WHITING means as much in sterling silver ware as Llbboy does In cut glaes. If its Whiling*# it# all right—it# the best. People are so sus picions these day#, tjrby always want to know if a thing la genuine—if it# agood brand, it Is so easy for a manufacturer to simply piste good* aiidsall tliam fur »> fa ml) M_jf_jhn; solid silver. If the piece of sliver has WHITINS staui ped o u TTFVFTy liu'jy klimy» »bs« H I * ■ the seal stuff—no fraud about it. We carry-a full line of Will TING’S siTKIt-" LINO SILVER WARE—Juat the thing for ChrlstmUE Sbd WEDDING PRESENTS. A few of the article# we carry:-Table JfMves, Fork*. Spoons, Batter-Knives, CiirvinSt Sets, Ladle# etc. CREECH’S PHARMACY. +•- $ i * + * + : fiwis, ucnnf, ny, , CIGARS, JOBUGCO, SMjfc WHAT PRICES AND COURTEOtJS TREATMENT HAVE ACCOMPLISHED. Record of one day’s business on a dull Spring day : — Wajasiiii# ~ . » n filflt flfi. . Entries on Day Book . .TT.” 1.01. . Items Charged—Day Book . . .. 2 11. That you may realize the amount of work necessary lb make this re cord, let u* explain: Our bi'sinetAS being from one cent up, 101 entries In day book mean# customers served 101. $109.03 cash means customers, average 25c, served. 430. — Showing a grand total ofjeustomors served one day. 537. Encouraged and resolved t» continue in the "melee,” we with to say to our friends and oa*tomer# that, working atery h mr lu the day, every day in the week, every week in tha nlolith with untiring energy, with the exercise of whatever taste, judgment and dlicriminutlni) we m:iy posseea, together with unremitting consideriitlon of your Interest, we hope to make our busines# worthy of your continued p itronnge. BARGAINS IN TOBACCO! We have It ar,5a a plug. Don’t forget we have the bargains—they are on the shelves, in the shoV cate#, All over th# atore and sidewalk. Come and aee us. Look at our Bread, Cakes, Pies. Crackers, Candy, Preserves. Jellies, Jam*, Relishes. Mustard#, M iyonaise, Pickles. C<t- tups, Butter, Cheese, Cahnml Fruit*, and Vegetables. Flour, Sugar, Coffees, Iflce/feas, and every conceivable good thing carried in a fancy and general grocery business. Come and Ipt* *t our beautiful dry air show case refrigerator where all sorts of good things to cat, especially the kind that docs not like hot weather,.is being kept cool| cold, almost frezau, perfectly clean. Sweet and dry, for yon. - - Let yonr ladies and children, no matter how smalbthe children, cqme to our store. W^promUe them the most courteous treatment. Attention and the very best service. We want every mother to feel that she trail - send her child to us with the absolute certainty that R will receive the same consideration extended to the most exalted. Don't forget our guarantee Is behind everything we sfdl. If not a# rep resented your money will bq.refuuded without any “ifs” or "audt.” qml beg to invite their attention to the very Wg6 inti Very com* - plcte stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOOOS ndw ready fo* their inspection. -n For Gentlemert* the newest and nicest CJ.OTHING, SHOES' HATS* SHIRTS and UNDERWEAR—alt that citi be hesded td make the lords of creation comfortabie and preaentabie froni crown to sole. ' -*7 For Ladled* Beautiful and substantial DRESS GOODS in vist viriety—- ,DAINTY WHITE GOODS. SltOES fibd fill Ac* cessories, so essential to the happiness and proper adornmeiif^ of the Pair sex. For Home Comfort* Through the warmer months I ask and advise ah eirly invest^ meftMn the economical MATf INGS AND RUGS that sd . lighten the cares and labors of the careful housekeeper. 4- AS ALWAYS—Prices will be such as ttill please the prescot por- * chasers attd \Vin their future visits and larger patronage, MY SALESMEN will give their most courteous and correct ter*, vice to all customers. ■I D. S'TII^L, —RAILROAD AVENUE— BLACK VILLIS, ®. O I G. K. Ryan. p:o:o5xo;o:c The Age of I5011, The AgerJyi Steel, The Age of Gold. !»S* d.f .WILL HAVE IN 19 MU I A3STD 4- The very best of the season, Call and see them sure, VERY TRULY, * k Whittle^ Stables, Black Ville, S. C. ■fiN Hut all w’ill agree that this is the age of Wheels. Some must have.an Auto; some a Hykc, but at my prices all can have the easiest . riding, strongest buggies made; consistent with styET and beauty. All Southern made goods, specially <§ built foi our rough roads and to Use every day in the year. I S have two or three different makes to select from and promise i to suit the most fastidious taste as well as Hie one with the 1 small parse. I also handle the very best makes only of one - and two-horse Wagons, Saddles, Bridles,Harness and extras. DON’T FORGET—that my stock of General Merchan dise will be kept up to its usual standard of completenesFTiT that I can sell you EVERYTHING that you need. Mr. I. Bratton Kirkland is ready to serve you politely at any arid ml iimia; ^ ■ l.— ", : Yours for Pieonomy, , ' 4 - _ O. IB. ZDTTIISriB^IRr Milletteville, S. C. j|®^HorSes and Buggies to hire by the hour, day or week. ZCAi ■a.aja.jry.1 * Hill 46 Cotton and Timber Mules jHBP FROM 10 Saddle and Idrsefi* No better stock has ever been brought to this State; and be raised. Betterxan be, tor no better aui , ^ They will suit every want and purpose and* as always, prkes are fair and right.. Gome to see Them and me; J *• o9'cxo:o:o:q g*®® ®®®i) QIOIQLC HARNESS HARNESS* i * t \ 4, y.- P leasing eople P articular ays. Consisting ol three acts. Act 1. At a railway station or Will Brown’s return. Act 2, Will BroWn on his way bothn. Act.fi, He reaches the home of bis old friend Ben Greeh. Music. Valedictory, by Master Earnest Sease. Tlie delightful musie rendered by Miae Ada Banders and the Halford Bros, added much to the occasion. W. P. S. ♦ < i * ♦ m4m Tha men behind the cleaned out General Green erally last week. jUft* sn |>re and hqq. retty gen- They advertise for us and besides wc like to do it. Buy your Buggies, Wagons, Harness and Farm Implements from me. . I can ship you from the factory or serve you from my large stock in my ^rehouse. My prices are right aminiy line is from* the best manufactories in the SoutlL\ I sell no cheap West ern vehicles. Come to see or write me. V. 1 1' * \ O.. An Immense stock, reaching from the Choicest to the Cheapest Grades. separate piece sold, from a Brow Band up or down. Saddleh'forKen And men. Lap Robes and Wblps ftc. in vast variety, but of the best quality; 4in) My Stock of Buggies is superb, the most eoihfbrtible, the moit datable; *n4 the prettiest in finish and style made In Aiiieric*. tty Wagons are of the makes that have stood ,the test of wear and time to thfi unbroken satisfaction of all who have used tberit. Buy out. Toil ffitl tat blacksmith blits and be bleated by your easy pulling teams; Charlie Brown, BARNWELL, S; C. DICKS - HOUSE, ' - fi34 BROAD ST., AtlQOSTA, G*. Excellent rooms snd good table Rates, $1.50 per day; special . A BAD SCARE. Some day you will get a bad scare, when you feel a pain in your bowels, and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in Dr. King’s New Life Pills, a sure cure for all bowel and stomach diseases, such as beadaehe, billousnes#: ooetfve- ness, etc. Guaranteed at C. N. Burck halter’s Drag Store, Creech’s Pbar rnacy, only J6c, Tr^ them. L. DC .ELLENTON, S. C. board. raWSbytheweek, 1 i A. P.Picks,Paor. Sale and Livery Stables—Buggies, Wagons and • FnrmTmpl^mcTifs. ' I-»ew-a—fw-f■*.q<-e-*e-»tw^A ».a-*-#--#•*•*•»#•»e-« > Kw.ff♦♦♦♦♦♦•»*■>*•*•*•»••»a *_, fit—I MONEY TO LEND. We are prepared to negotiate loans on Improved farms for five years, partial payments. Interest 8 per cent on loans , under $1,000; 7 per cent on loans over { $1,000. Don’t write, come and see ns J. O. Patterson ft Son. DR, j.H,LMILHOUS, DENTAL SURGEON, BUCKVIUE, 10. Will be •( his Bstswttt office every Monday ■ . v".X-l Tuesday, and office iii Blaekvihe Friday and Sif .4. ♦ -t