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IBHHUMgmMBB ^ Barnwell People. THURSDAY, JUVE 15. 1801. RATES OF BURMCB1PT10N. Advuncfl, per Aanani Time.... |1 M M U0 The clmln (tenE will be lit tlie old Dr. People* |iImch until Pridav when Ik mill move to Uuomj I'ond ln WHIUton townehlp. J R. Morrl*. RnpervDor. R. C. Robert*. Jr.,Clerk. The regular raeeUn* of Remwell LLndKe No' !«, K nigtitM of Pj lhk* will i2i' ® be hold »t ih«lr (toll »m JTHdey night at Tli o'clock. A full attendance la raqouflted. By order of ARDEN A. LEMON, C. C. Wm. UeNAB. K. R. BUSINESS NEWS. Why drink coffeef—but If yon will do It, call and get Nine pound* «f the beat Kio Coffee for one dollar from W. A. Cy lea. B« *nre and read Ryan'a ‘•ad.” In tbi* Uatie. W. A. Gyle* of Blackvllle buy* good* for ca»h and will give hi* cua- lomert the beneftt of-tbe—dim onnta hr, Cufe 25i-ta. per P> gelt on all good*. Ryan’s is the place. Ryan’s storo and sidewalk are brist ling with bargain*. Call on W. A. Gyle* for Sure Chill and Fever Tonic at bottle. Warranted to cure. Call at Ryan’s and let them show you their good things to eat. W. A. Gyles sells sixteen pound* of Granulated sugar for one dollar. No less quantity sold at Ibatttrice. Shoes—Misses and Children’s'-Patent Leather Sandals and Ladies’ Low Quarter Shoe* sold very low at W. A. Gyles’. See Ryan before buying your ceriea. * I will be pleased to see you eveu ,lf gou dJ not buy. Allgpod* sold at bot tom prices. ^^pwrXTGrte*. You will And bargain* In Tobacco •t Ryan’a Gro- * ACCIDENTAL FIRES, On Monday morning fire destroyed five cotton »eed bouses belonging tp Cant. J. W. Walker and three- cars loaded with coal belonging to the Southern Railway at Thomas Station. The Are Is supposed to .have been canard by atspark from “the bhort” train en gine.' ^ "~ T . . ■ " On Thnraday morning Mr. O. P. Hogg, living a mile from Kline, lost his barn and stable*.' *upplv of corn and fodder for the year and all his out crop just harvested and housed, by Are believed to have been started bv rat*. By hard work he saved bit Stock, i No Insurance, Judge Aldrich la stopping with Dr. R. L. Patterson. ; ‘ r '„ . Mr. W. J. Harley of Martin pleasant ly tailed on Fitday. Major R 8pann Hammond came over from tha Edlsto on Tuesday. Mra L. W; Yenmans and Mra.' A. T. Woodward are-vlaHing In Virginia. Plant nea«. U la already a Axed fact that the corn crop will auroljr be short. ’ More c<A«.n blooms eame in after last week’s paper was printed and mailed. M rs.'-Q. W”. Price of Walterhoro i visiting befltou, Mr 1’. W. Price, and family. ^ Mr. F. lUO*n« and family of Bean- fort are at Boiling-Spring* for the Summer. Mr 8 J. Greene gave ua on Monday a delightful feast of peauhee, the Ar»t of our season. Miss Olive Hav of Hayvllle Is visit ing her college friend MUs Sallie Stribling of Oconee county. Little Lady Elisabeth Woodward, of Valdosta, Ga , is making a happy vaca tion visit to Barnwell friends. Mrs. A. M. Wray Of Knoxville, Tehn., I* a very welcome visitor to Barnwell relatives and friends. We are promised by one of the most Tefiabie Great Cvpreax farmer* *•’ watermelon fof next Sunday. Next? Misses Bessie and Maria Bronson] and Emily Bellinger, all.pretty and ac complished, have returned from Wiw- throp. o r - Miss Virginia Breeland of Allendale Is s|>euding some time with the family of her uncle. Rev. Dr. R D. emart, at | Norfolk, Va , Miss Delplrine-Thomfrson of" ton was the very chainiing guest of | Mi s Jennie Pate*during the com mencement exercises. " ——- Our handsome little friemls. Masters FlaroUl Crosland and Herbert Garvin, of Blackvllle, gave us a pleasant pop call on last Thursday. Work Is expected to commence in « couple of weeks on the lumber railroad from Martin up the eenire-oLthe Low er Three Runs Swamp to Dunbarton. Miss Jennie Lou Bate* was maid of honpr at the marriage on rhe 1st Inst, of Miss Katherine G'odlett* Lide to Dr. Richard Barker Furman of Sumter countf. Mr* 8. A. Morrall. who ha* lived in Edgefield lor several year*. ha» bought (’apt. T. H. Oiark’s place at Trenton and wHI make that pretty town her future home. The rev'val meeting at the Preshyte rian church closed on last Friday even-, Cantaloupe ehipmeou will begin next week. Yon are very truly welcome Broth er Byrnes. Miss Nor* Rurckhalter of Dunbarton is a pretty visitor to BarnweM rela tives. Rev. C. M. Billing* began a protract ed meeting In thf BarlftNil Baptist Church Tuesday evening. .- Prof. B. A. Tolbert of Dunbarton succeeds Prof. J. L. Birdsong on tliW County Board of Education. itrt. W. W. Myrick and little son of Ulmer returned to t heir home on Tues day after a pleasant weeks vLIt to rela tive* and friends. v Mr. W T. Ilsrley brought us on Monday a very fine—almost perfect— tomahawk, which wits plowed up last week on bis farm, ' lie admonished u* to use it as a paper weight to keep down rough writing and so become a means of peace instead of a weapon of war. We obey him. —-~ The stock holder* of Tffe Barnwell Building and L*>an Association met on the 8U) ln*t. and elected as Directors, G. H. Bate*, J. o. Creech.■'Willisin Mo Nab. G. M. Greene, J. O. Moody, P. M. Buckingham, P. W. Price, A. A. Lemon, J. M. Easterling. On the 0;h lust, the follow ing officers were elected at a meeting of the director*: G. H. Bates, President; J. C. f’reeoh, Vice President; WHHam McNab, Secretary and Treasurer; G. M. Greene, Attor ney. NEW AITYERTTSEMENTS. Charlie Brown — Mules, Horses, Wagon*. Buggies mid llarnesjt, ^ \V. J, Harley—Two tract* of land for sale. , . .♦ R. 1* Gantt -Final Discharge Notice as Guardian. . - r*— Superintendent Darlington gives tlmefy noUce to the tracher* a* to Hie Sommer school to be held In Aiken. President W. Peterson—Orange burg C'oltegiateHnstitote. Mace Jeffcoat—Home t. »dd Tire Set ter. James A. Willi*. E*q —Law card. -You Can Get* at- CREECH'S PHAPMAGY, LIBBEY S BBT GLASS- BARNWELL’S JEWELS. - The commencement sr rmnn before the Barnwell raried School was preached in the Methodist Church on Simdav ntorning by Key. W. E. Thayer of Rock Util, from, the text: Behold the Man. The discourse was admirably suited to the occasion, based on the foundation* of truth, sparkPng with tine thoughts and delivered with im pressive force ami effective charm of manner. In the evening an apprecia tive congregation heard with pleasure and protit auntlier very able sermon by him In the Bapti«t chitjch. The large attendance tilling the Op era House on Monday evening gave proof of the deep interest felt by the HBBEY'S CUT (StA-sa, If ll’a LIBBEY, l.t-h** th# name etclmd In thf glass so-it cab be shen *nd rest! utalnlv. So mabyTfeopie pay for what tb y think U CjitOtam, hurt aiierwarda find »hat they hovy paid cut glaa* prWa for only « liieap-lmitatiou. This fraud of arlimg cheap Imltallonaor “aomaihlng Just as good” ha* l>een practiced to such an extent that tho question aftxayJ arises, ”1* cites p 7 lui U reallv CUT GLA88r” You have heard the question a«ked yonrseif, then If LLHKlCY’H name can he fonrid hn thd pleoa of glass the q-testioft Is settled and tne ansa’er come* hack, ••ye*, there is LI BBKY, L’a the real thing.’’ and tho prettiest and Attest srtlcle that can ba turned out hv anv mannfaetoiTr. We are proud of the fact that we represent l.IBBKY’8 cut glass in this coun ty. The price I* no higher than that which you would have to pay for an ar ticle w hlcH yon could not tell whether It wa« cut gla»* or an iniltatlpn. Bo whr he in douhtf LIBBEY’b costs no more than the Imitation Besides we would simply like you to see LIBBEY’S cut glass beside the other brands. If LIB BKY’8 don’t make the others look like about 80 cents, why there is no compart *on. ahsolutelv-none. You might just a* well try-to-«am»ar* a perfect two carat diamond to it piece of quart*. Bee our line, very suitable for Christmas and WEDDING pfeseuta. ^SILVER WARE. The Brawl ef oar Sterling Silver Ware is “Whiting.” WHITING means a* much In sterling stiver ware a* Llbbey does in cut glass. If H* Whiting s Its all right—Us the best. People are so sus picion* these davs, they always want to know If a thing I* genalne—If Ita \ good brand ‘ It IstoPasy for a manufacturer to aunply p ate gooda ^ and sell them for a* much as if they were aolld sliver. If the piece of sliver has WHITING stamped on It everybody know* that U la the real stuff-no fraud about it We carry a full line of WHUTNG’8 STER LING SILVER WARE—Just the thing for Christmas and WEDDING PRESENT*. A few ol tne artlc e* we carry’.—Table Knives, Fork*. Spoons, Butter Knives, Carving Sets, Ladles etc. v— CRM&CM’S PHARMACY. In thellL G raded I, ,1,. B.i.u.t ...J tw!re th, Ti«tiiaj. 1L 1st churches. A DAY OF DKLIGU ia. Dear PxorLS; • Commissioner A. 1*. But ler in his report on the btate of Souih Carolina in 18M said, “Whi'e South Carolina ha* been reproached fortrer failure In the past to provide for th* education of the masses, no one can truthfully deny that much attention has been paid to higher education from the earliest times.” What he said then ot higher education l think can be truthfully said of the common schools now. Our people h%ve learned hy the example of other States ami counties and not through the Ogden the hie**', log* which an educated v:d Intelligent citizenship brHg; to s State anj In’r’.e: bare set a nice equal to, if no: surpass )n<* ‘lit., of any other State In the union compared to our resources. This I* a* It should be. educate our own children with our own money in our bwn way These thoughts came to the writer while attending the “Celebration Dev” of the closing exercises of lijckory Grove School near Dunbarton, the II - ermry feature of which was a moat ad mirable and Instructive address by County Superintendent B. M. Darling ton,' followed by an address by Senator Geo. II. Bates. The la»t and crow ning feature.—enjoyed by all. Urge and small, old and young-was a sumptu ous and elegant barbecue and dinner spread under the umbrageous oakt and hickory trees surrounding the school building. These people may be surpassed in tome thingxrainl if titev continue on the educational tine* they . are pursuing, it will not he inairf years when they a ill not be surpassed in any thing that conduces to rural prosperity' and happiness; hilt In prcparjng ami serving barbecue and picnic dinner* they have a reputation from away back that can’t be su rpassed^. Over the apeskers that master of cere monies, Chief Justice DutiHar presided, assisted bv l*rof." B A. Tolhsrx, the successful master of the school. Over the barbecue and other important fen Cares sat the marvelously successful farmer and all ’round business man, Col. W. R. Owens; and over the re freshments presided the ueat and sue ressful farmer. Capt. W, A. Dicks; while the Hon. M. A- Turner seemed to be a kind of general superintendent, aeeing that all, including himself, had •a enjoyable time. The school build- !«* here ima nice, eomfortvhle frame Building, far above tho average rural ochool house, with a beaurilal oak caee containing a library of aaaae IM or HOO volumes. Col. Owena Is sending two of bis daughter*, Miates^Maud and Miy to D«<«tuMa College, Columbia, 8. C.. one of the beat colleges for girts in the Bute, who, together with the largest Dumber of handsome Jtnd heautital girls that the writer has erhr seen in a crowd of that else, graced the occasion of which ( write. Mias Mbirtt Owena, By the way. tuck the gold Medal for the highest average in aeholarsfiip in Columbia College, this year, which is evidence of arhat the people In $hat fooicminjt? e«u do when they, come iu cotnpeUtUuus ith the outside world. The 3d of June, A. t) 1808. will long be remesohered by the people who at- toudetl the Celebration Day of Hickory drove School. -* Mis* Daisy McNsth left on Saturday for a visit to relative* in Atlanta. Du ring her absence, Wyatt McNab will be at cen.tra! during the day and Mr Lawrence Gignllllat w 111 be tbe night operator. Barnwell 1Q..D' nmark A was tbe ‘co’e of the Friday base bad game on the former’* diamond. 'The line work of the.pitcher, catcher and Ai»t baseman of liter Danes was highly praised by tbe local fan*. The Barnwell Guard* reelected on Saturday their commissioned officers. On Julv lTih the Third Regiment, t<> which the Guards belong, will go in camp at Columbia for a week’s drill and Instruction. Col. Andrew T. Wood ward of VaJ dosta, Ga., was With Barnwell friends from Saturday until Monday. Every body was glad to see him and to know that Booth Georgia know* and appre ciates his high qualities and abilities. The male up man made the mistake of printing on fourth page of this Issue an extravagant and Incorrect account of the recent trouble in Aiken county There was no not or big posse in the business. Gardenhlre and aon surren- dered to the Aiken Sheriff. Bo don’t read the article. A travelling man, whose bit«ine«« has called him into all the counties of' the State, says that m >re good gras* L wasted along the streams and <*n the low land* of Barnwell than in any other section of Snuih Carolina. Hi* deduction I* that eattle raising here would be a bonanza business. Is an programme showed that during the past, year excellent work had hertt done by faculty and pupil*. -The address of Col. James Armstrong wa* a happy blending of wit and wisdom. Diplo ma* were presented to the following graduates. Misses Cleora Ti!liiigha«t Bronson, Hattie Jane Creech. Carrie Duncan McNab. Mary Catherine Me- Nab and L da Moore. <K MJ. CALVARY DOT*. Crop* are needing ruin after so much dry cool wind, garden* ana parohed up, herrie* ah r i veiling sag bn sites dying, pcacbea rotting and droppieg oil. Thar# 4* eonugh grass t» keep fanners busy, ae time yet for idling. Cotton Is atpall, some lousy. P. B. “Where i* my boy to-night,' old aong. The id a In emphasizing ‘ tonight.” seem,* to he that, boys can take care of themselves In the day time, and it doesn't make much differ* nee where they are. Monte parents about town had bftter sing the song, “Where 1* my boy today ” f - ... Barnwell always gives glad welcome to her distinguished son. Judge Ja<ue» Aldrich. And thi* week her happiness ia Lhe’greater because of the sure im- - prov»»n»pnf of lit* hl»Xtth'rtvse Umtl luuttt impaired hy Id* iinse’tiMh-and untiring atnl exacting devolion to the complete 'discharge of his htgh dutles. - An invitation to the marriage in the Blackvillo Baptist Church on the 28lh lust of Mr. William Woodward Holland of Spartanburg and MLa May, daugh ter of Mra. Susanna Greene of Black- ville honors Thk I’Kort.K. which sends best congratulation* and sincere*! good wishes to these splendid young | people for the perfect Happiness and prosperity of their future lives. » James A. WHIG Esq formerly of WIIILton hut for seven vear* a leading practitioner of the Gaffney Bar. an iwniice* in his card in this issue hi* re turn to (he county he loves and in which ha D so well esteemed. He is a gentleman of fine talent, high charac ter and uiHiringearnestuess III* high success in tlm practice of hi* profession show* that lie has not mistaken hi* calling. . Under advice of hi* physician Col. Robert Aldrich hg^ gone to Glenn Bpring* for a vacation rest which hi* client* will not permit him to enjoy at home. He will remain there nntil the Mth inst.» when he will go to Chili- cotiie,-<)hio^_tdT*i4>f#‘sont the State in a case of greatlnteifest and Importance. He will return to Barnwell early in July. Col. Aldrich is not ill but wiselv fol lows the rest plan practised by Presi dent Roosevelt and other over-worked men. THE GENERAL SEBBIONB. The Sommer Term of the General Sessions opened on Mondsv morning. Judge Janies Aldrich, presiding, deliv ered a very full, very clear, instructive and helpful charge to the Grand Jury. Roll calls were answered by 18 Grand and 28 Petit jurors. An extra venire of IU petit jurors' wa* drawn. Tbe Grand Jury discharged Its duties with commendable promptness and inielii gence. ’ Tkck Bills were found against the following de fendants : John Davis—Grand Larceny. Isaiah Harvey—Murder. Paul Holmes—Murder. W illie Gan vln and Daniel Morgan— As-ault and hatterr with intent to kill Ellie Bradley—Assault with Intent to kill and carrying concealed weapon • W 8. Browning and Jim Grubbs- Assault and battery with intent to kill. R. RaxTey and Jim Baxley—A* seult with intent to kill ’ ° James Edwards—House breaking and larceny, pleaded guilty. Sentenced to lo momii* at hard labor. Alonzo Cave-Obtaining property under false pretences. 11. B. Bate*—Violation of dispensary law. ’ B. M. McKnlght—Violation of dis pooeary law. I). A. GUM*, colored, found guilty at Spring te-m of manslaughter and given a new trial was again found gtiilty of manslaughter. 'The tr’al df Paul Holifleff, colored, wa* imtihislied w hen we went t«> pres* .The Grand Jury was discharged on Tuesday afternoon. , •.* + * * * e * * + + + * * a + v ’X i CIGARS, TOBACCO, $109 03. l.oi. . 2 11. WHAT PRICKS AND COURTEOUS TREATMENT ■ <V HAVE ACCOMPLISHED. Record of one day’s business on a dull Spring day : Ca^h Receipt* Entries on Day Book Items Charged—Day Book-. That you may realize the amount of work nece*»ary lo make this re cord, let d* explain ; . Our br*lne»* Ireing ftom one eeiit np, 101 entries In dsy book nieans_cu*tomer* served .101. _t $10‘J.0J cash means customer*, average 25c, sei ved. .4 : l(i. Showing a grand total of^customers served one day. 53?. v Encouraged and resolved t> continue iu the “melee,*Vwe^(*h to say to our friend* and custoiuer* that, working every h ntr In'tlTS^y, every day lu the week, every week in the mouth, with untiring energy, w ith the exercise of whatever t4* r e judgment and discrimination we may possess, together with unremitting consideration of vwar Interest, we hopa to make our business worthy of your continued palronagfi. BARGAIN'S IN TOBACCO! We have It at 4 plug. Don’t forget we have (he har/aina—they are on th3 shelve*, in the show case*, all over the store and sidewalk. Coma and see u*. Ls »lt at our Brea 1, Cake*. Plas. Crackers, Candy, Preserves. Jellies, Jams, Relishes. Mustard*. M ty-maise. Pickle*. Cst- sup«. Butter, Chee*e, Canned Fruit*, and Vegetables. Flour, Bngar, t offees. Rice, Teas, and every conceivable good thing carried lu a^ fancy and general grocery bu’iDess. Come and look at our beautiful dry air show case refrigerator where all sort* of g >nd things to eat, especially the kind that doe* not like hot weather, is being kept cool, cold, almost frozen, perfectly clean, sweet and dry, for you. Let your ladle* and children, no matter how small the children, come to onr store. We promise them the most courteous treatment, attention and the very best service. We want every mother to feel that she can send her child to us with the absolute certainty that it will receive the same consideration extendeu to the most exalted. Don’t forget onr guarantee Is bchhnl uverything we s'!!), if not a* rep resented jour money will be tefunded without anv “ifk” or “and*.” Arc everywhere, in the lengthening and strengthening df j shine, the Binging of the birds, the blooming of the flowers the gentle touch of the South wind. i . r I am glad to assure my many friends that I am and beg to invite their attention to the very large and very com* plete stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS now ready for their inspection. * 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. - For Ladies, . Beautiful and substantial DRESS GOODS in vast variety— DAINTY WHITE GOODS. SHOES and all the Dress Ac', cessories, so essential to the happiness and proper adornmenC of the Fair sex., r "" I For Home Comfort, ., Through the warmer months I ask and advise an early invest* m<i!ht in the economical MATTINGS AND RUGS that so lighten the cares and labors of the careful housekeeper. AS ALWAYS—Prices will be such as wi|ll please the present por- chasers and win their future visits and larger patronage, MY SALESMEN will give their most courteous and correct aer* vice to all customers. . D. —RAILROAD AVENUE— / BLACK ViLLK, 8.0 - PLACKVlLLE, S. Ca - WILL HAVE IS 19 MULES A N I) * >• m ••*-a+e4-#»!-e+e-l G. K. Ryan. .•<5ASX4*SXS)(SXSK»'; xc:o:o:o:o:a The Age of Iron, 2S The Age of Steel, j The Age of Gold. The very best of the season, Call and see them sure. VEItY TRULY, . * ‘ ' r-L Whittle’s Stables, RlackViHc, S. C. i 1 L ■ ^ “Thera are tfcryA tlates «« Many white iwmplA In my coaeniunltv as there were In ltt». We 4an’t need fusmi- grant*,” rewarked a «wat%-«idcr to ua Ja*t week. Th* days am-ai their leogeat qvw. It waa really depfessior three weeks ago to listen lo the everybody coin- plaints of the gfasttineae of-'erop* and the scarcity and ineillufenev of labor. The above normal rainfall during Mxy made these gloomy report* all more reasonable. Yet, with the exception of here and there flehls, General Green wa* whipped out of tbe county before the 10th of June. And once more it i« proved that there fit life In the old land yet to overcome difficulties, that the labor supply i* not an small or «p unreliable srt^ppe. red when the leaden clotid* tuii Hgbt. fiJIAND JURY l*KEBKNTM ENT. BumukrTkrm 1905. To -hi* Honor Judge James Aldrich, Presiding: The Grand Jnrv, representing the good pep|>le of BarnweU Lohnty, have very great and very sincere pleasure in welcoming your Honor again to the place of your birth and boyhood, in which your name has long been and we trust will be for many year* more one honored and loved in every household, exemplifying the high qualities of head- and heart that distinguished coffr good father and honored unde and that are your*’ hy rightfuj ijjheritame. And we hope to have your wise, im«elti»h and law loving presence on t.ur Bench as long as Providence shall spare you to serve your people. _ 4 The Grand Jury appreciate the very full, very clear and helpful charge made by your Honor to assist us iu the discharge, of our duties. We have passed on all Bill* submit ted to us ihe Solicitor. We find the jail and the poor house in good condition, with some of the re pairs suggested in our previous pre sentment completed and others in progress. We have examined the several pub lic offices and report them well kept and in good condition. We have received as Information the County Treasurer’* Annual Report and recommend its publication in the County paper*. We recommend that the Countv Su pervisor shall at oiice have Mr. E. L. Banders to 'eyelthe bridge on hi* place on'the road from Barnwell to Ulmer even with the highway so that vehicle* crus* withoutdaagCYPf breaking. We recommend that the Supervisor require of the chain gang guard great, er care in preventing the escape of con victs and to take all necessary precau tions to see that the convicts may he kept more securely. Thanking your Honor and the offi cer* of the Court for the courtesies ex tended to us we submit ibis Fresvnt- mcnt, ‘ But all will agree that this is the age of Wheels. Some must have an Aulo; some a Byke, but at my prices all can have the easiest riding, strongest buggies made; consistent with style aml-bcauty?- AU Southern made goods, specially built for our rough roads and to use every day in the year. I have two or three different makes to select from and promise to suit the most fastidious taste-as well as the one with the small purse. I also handle Lhe^very best makes only of ope and two-horse WagonsV SaTTcIlesrBridles, Harness and extras. DON’T FORGET—that tily stock of General Merchan dise will be kept up to its usual standard of completeness so that I can s«?U you EVERYTHING that you need. Mr. J. Bratton Kirkland is ready to serve you politely at anv and all times. • - • Yours for Economy, * •- ' C. IB. ZOTTIsTB^IR, - Milletteville, S. C. ft^Horses and Buggies to hire by the hour, day or week. % Hill Top Stables ■ AH the year round have on sale The surest, safest, soundest Mules for all purposes (s^9>mxs<s o:o:c£D:o:u P -»* leasing eople I ) arts 1 ays. fiCular handsomest, hardiest and most honest Horses and Mates - * * ’ * V . • ' * , V ^ ~ *?.'.• ’ -.v That long and public-pleating experience can zelact and good cash money bay. HARNESS HARNESS. , An Immense stock, reaching from the Choicest to the Cheapest Grade*. Any separate piece sold, from a Brow Band np or down. Baddies for Men and Wo- men. Lap Kobe* and Whips Ac. In vast variety, but of the best quality. am’-WagonB. most durable, and t!l e Ymj iftipofftfally. _ .V -* ^ A. jCaunafly, JKotcm^U. A i i * ♦ * i • m i ♦ ♦ ■i e i e * They advertise.for us and besides we like to do it. Buy your Huggies, Wagons, Harness and Farm Implements from me. 1 I can ship you from the factory or serve you from mv large stock in mv warehouse. My prices are right and my line is from the best manufactories in the South. I sell no cheap West ern vehicles. Come to see or write me.. r __ __ — —* D. BRABHAM, — ELLENTON, S. C. .4 X a- ♦ 1 4 4 4 4 ! ♦ •• 4 Mv Stock of Buggi<*s Is superb, the most comfortable, tbe (be prettiestfo.flnish and style made in America. My Wagons ar* of the makes that have stood tbe test of wear and time to tha uifijroken *»t.i*f*ctian of all who have used them. Buy one. You wlU anv blacksmith hills and be blessed by your easy pulling teams. yy Charlie Brown, BARNWELL. S. C. I DICKS - HOUSE, 634 BROAD 8T.. Acuoai’*, 64. Excellent rooms and good . table board. Kates, |i.8d per'day; special rate* by the week. : - A. P. Dicxa, ProF. MONEY TO LEND. Sale nnd Livery Stables—Biggies, Wngons and l Farm Impleinents. ; 1 ' u.-'v ! ■ -- (Xf . ' ■ 1 ; ' ^, We are prepared to negotiate loan* on improved farms fpr live years, partly^ paymenra lutejH^t 8 per cent on titans under $1,000; 7 per cent on loans-^*»r $1,00(1. iKtu’t w rite, come and see us J. 0. Fait arson A W* W-S DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS. DEHTAL SVRGEOI, utcHiyt s.x. TYill be at office every HopdflJ Tucfi^fay, and at pllce Friday and -d