The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 22, 1905, Image 3
STjte BalfftwcM
THUR6DAY, j'UNE'W. 1906.
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'fclJSI N'fea NKWS.
liOok-J Look! t !h ioin W«ch^ tih
70 o«nt» <•**!» *t U- W. l^trlck’*—Lead
er of lo\v price*.
Why diink'coir*'^—but If yctoi win
l <do It, o»ll kd<1 f^et Nine |»pMiidH of the
’beat Rio Coffee tor bile drflUr (rofn
tV. A. Gylea.
redd ftykiTe ‘ hd.” In
Yfe ihire and
ThU Uatie.
t.ook ; ! LookViS fb. BoY of "Okra 2k
i'oiiiatoe* for 10 «ent*> oa**h awG. W.
Patrick’*—I<eadcr of h»w price*.
W. A. GyUfe of Blackvlllo buy*
good* for ca»lj *nd will pive hi* cus
tomer* the l>ern*Bt of the discounts he
pet* on afl jjood*.
Ryan’* U the place.
Look! Look! 7 Bar* Octapon Soap
for Si cent* ca*h at G. W. Patrick'*—
L« ader of low price*.
—Bv*n’» «tara
1 Mr and UTr* T. W. Reed Of WUIi*.
ton were In town on Tueaday.
Treasurer Armktronp paid out f487;-
ItO for court expenae* laat week.
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Tiff* warm weather ha* thuWed the
Ink* of our pood cor re* pop dent*.
That prowiaed Ore*Vj^rpre** 'I’hlrd
i Od S“»a«y waterlifeToir '' ‘
It 1* now Major John Blabk of the
'ITiirB UatUllou of (he Third Rep'inect.
Very nle*«ant 'were the call* of
Messrs B. Y. BoyFaton and Cheater
llatfhewv
Veaterday wa* flfe Btimiher SoNtlce.
It had lonper sunshine than any other
day 1n the year.
Mr* J. O. Tattersdh and little
daupltfer*- r 4m.-spending the week on
Bnltfvan’a Island.
Mr. and Mr*. J Walter Free of Bam-
berp were puosts of Mr. and Mr*. II.
Clay Creech last w eek.
Jndpe .lame* Aldrich came to Barn
well on Tuesday to attend the burial of
hi* nephew, Mr. Baker.
The Comptroller General will make
the annual settlement w
County official* on July 10th.
Mr. G. J. Croft cleverly broupht n»
laat week a can ol aupared syrup too
pood to be featen on weekday*.
The Lnwer Three Rhn* AprteoHnral
CfUh ha* changed It* meeting place
from Patferson’* Mill, on rho Rnme, 16
TIariey’•'Bridge on r<aUkcbatcbHe.
Mlitke* Paulino Richard(lush)
Creech and Corlone Owen* of Barnwell
and Esther Jetikfo* bf EBhe left for
Clemson College Tuesday morning to
attend the rfnthumr Jdhool. „
at-
Mr. Thoma* Nelson Baker, *on bf
the lat« Mr. T, bl. Baker, wa* bur,led
yesterday In the EnUcopal church
yard at Barnwell. He w'** a vouirg
man of due promise, dying In Boston
of spotted fever.
He wa* educated in Barnwell, WbT-
f«rd College and a bu«iue*a collep) it
Pouelikeepsle, N. Y. He obtained
position with a Philadelphia Bank,
worked faithfully, saving mniicv out
of tils salary to make a student *tnp (O
Europe. Returning a few w'eidtk hgo
he Went to bookkeeping 1h ft..*ton to
make inottey to go to the nar’va'rd Bnth-
mer School.
*U4LMdgK»lk A«:e. brUt- Major L, T,. Ular wa* In town on $26o0 i
alii*. Tim rs«TayV look! ngT*'Tf "tre MhPTtmntP 'S'ntUTlr “*
ling with bargain*
Call on W.'A. Gylek for Sure.Core
Chill and Fever Tonic at 25cta. per
bottle. Warranted to cure.
Call at Ryan’s and i?t them show
you their good things to eat.
W. A. G vlo* *el)* sixteen pound* of
Granulated sugar for one dollar. No
less quantity sold at that price.
Shoes—Misses and Children’s Patent
Leather .Sandals ami Ladle*' Low
Quarter Shoes sold very low at \V. A.
Gyles'.
See Ryan before buying your Gro-
ceriea.
I will be pleased to see -you even If
you d > not buy. All good* sold at bot
tom prices. W. A^Gyles."""
You will find bargains in Tobacco
at Ryan’s ,
Notice I* hereby given that the ff>-
quest to Inquire into the manner and
cause of the tbatb of the la’te J. V.
Smith, Jr., will be'Mtoiinaed at ulllls-
rxc week. * * y -
Clayton S.uarnVr,/
. X/orbtfer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Reward — S. E. knA i. ''X'
’S PHAPMAG7.
LIBBEY’S GUT GLASS-
fABR^V^CDT GLASS, U U‘* JAB BEY, U ha» the name etobeJj In The jflaa*
•d'll can be seen and read plainly. Ho many people‘pay for wrhirt tn^y think la
*Cui Giass, but afterwards Pnd'hat they have p»ld cut-glasa price* for only a
cheap Imitation; This fraud nf arlllug cheap Imitation* or “something J«*t a*
Eood” haa hiH*n practiced to *nch an extent that tho queation always aflaea, “la 1
It really CUT GLASSf” Yoti havebeard The question asked ynnrself, then If
1.18BEY'S name can be found on the piece of gla«* the question UTaoltled and
tne answer come* back, “ye*, there is LI OBEY, ( li’» the real thing,” and the
prettiest and finest article that can be turned out bv any manufacturer.
We are proud ol the fact that we-represent.LI UBEY’S eut glass In fhia 'coun
ty.- The price Is no higher than that which you would have to pay for an ar
ticle which vo)» could not tell whether It wa* cut gla«* or an Imltattoh, So why
be In d»ubt? LIBHEY’S cOM* no more than the Imitation- Besides we would
simpiv like von to see LIBBEY’S eut glass besnle the other brand*. If LIB
BEY’S don’t make the other* look ffkc about 80 cents, why there la no compari
son, absolutely none. You might just a* well try to compare a perfect two
carat diamond to a piece ol quart*. See our Hue, very suitable for Cbrlsinnts
and WEDDING present*. ' ' “
n A,. A ■ J J'...
|2503 REWARD.
Rnmnra to the effect that the.reward
of ♦•2,500 00 offt re«l for the apprehenslon
and convls'llon of the party who mur
dered J. T. Smith, Jr., near Willlston,
8 0 on the evening of March <rJl l#t>6
haa l*een withdrawn are false and we
herehv wl*h to iWaffirm this offer and
say that the nionev is on deposit In
Georgia Rail K->ad Bank, Augusta, Ga,.
and wi’f he prnm|*tly p tld for tbu con
viction of the guiltv paily.
8. E. and J W. Smith
June 17th, 1905.
-WTUDtoo, S. C.
Election School Trustees.
Notice ts hereby given that an elec
tion will be held by the qualitied dec
tors of the Barnwell Graded School
District at the Court Tlou^e on Tues
day the 4th, day of July, 1805. for the
election of eight trustees for the said
school district, to serve for the ensuing
two years. The polls will he opened at
_7 o’clock a m. and close at 4 o'clock p.
in. ” ,
» B. M. Darlington,
County Superintendent of Education.
8K.0ND CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT.
TV rear Point Cadetship. .
A competitive examination will be
held at Barnwell on Saturday, July
16 h. 1805. for the nomination of a
Principal and two Alternate* for ap
pointrueiit to tbe United States Mill
tary Academy, to take effect June lalb,
r.tiKi.
Applicants for the appointment must
he not under 17 and not over 22 year*
of age, shall be not less than ft feet and
8 inches in height or 100 pounds In
weight, and of sound physical struc
ture and entirely free from inherited
or contracted diseases and of good
-moral character.
- J. O. Patterson,
M. C.
Barnwell, 8. C.. June 19th, 19<)5.
THE GENERAL SESSIONS.
Not guilty was the verdict in the
case of Paul Holmes, colored, on trial
for murder w hen our form* closed last
week,
John Davis pleaded guilty to grand
larcenv, received a sentence for one
year at hard labor.
Wittiatn- EBrftt* pleaded guilty to
.qharge of assault and batterjr w Hh in
tent to kill, sentenced to pay a flue of
three hundred dollars or serve two
yean at hard labor,.
Isaiah Harvev, colored, charged with
murder was acquitted. c
1) A. Glllia, colored, convicted .the
second time of innnjii«ughter, wa* sen
tenced to thirty’years at bard labor in
the Penitentiary. - ,
The petit juris* were discharged on
Wednesday. Equity cases occupied
the court of common pleas until final
adjournment on Sstuiday.
the fountain of youth, in Florida.
While projecting with a pistol on
Monday a vowng negro man on Galilee
shot himself'|iklnfallv fn the knee;
Mr*. A. P Baxley of Union i* spend
ing the Summer with relatives in
Barnwell and Rosemary tp^' n! »hipa.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Holman of
Charleston attended the burial on
vesterday of their nephew, young Mr.
B iker.
Dr. George Todd Pate of Savannah,
a* handsome and gallant a* ever, I* it?)
on hi* annual visit to the White Oak
Spring
Rev. tfohn G. Beckwith came from
Florence on Tuesday for the.-perfor
mance of a very happy mlhiatei ial
function. r —
Through tbe mlBcarriage of a com-
-mnnlcafion Dr; TV. K. liatchar » III uot
preach at Blackville on Sunday as an
nounced.
Mr*. J. A- Tobin and Mr*. 1 A. P:
Cornell anti little daughter returned on
Wednesday from a pleasant stay on
Sullivan’s Island. ' . •
Now that schools are out trustee*
and teacher* can very profitably con
sider the advertisement addressed to
them by Prof, W. H. Jones.
Married at the Method:»t parsonage,
on the 15th, by Rev. J. I,. TTaVToy. Mr.
John TV. Collins and MDs Mary Jan^
Carroll, all of George's Creek.
'I’nk Pkori.K was quite busy last
week, publishing two editions of the
paper and titling fourteen job orders,
with some left over for this week.
Handsomer than ever' Mr. Julian
Calhoun came down from Spartanburg
on Sunday, to add to the happiness of
his many friends by his welcome pres
ence.
Me**r* P. O F»lken*tehi and Wil
Ham Kirkland w ho hold g >od position*
with morcautilft establishment* to
Florence are at home ou a short vaca
tion .
If hi* official duties will permit Su
perintendent Darlington will attend
the meeting of the National Education
al Association at Asbury Park, N. J.,
next month.
Election of School
Darlington.
Tri)atee»—B. M.
~ FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEED.
P. M. Buckingham, . —
A. A. Lemon,
Win. McNab, „
Charlie Brown,. r - ~
K. H. Kichanlson, * h
W. H. Imiiicru,
B. T. Rice,
O. C. Simms. * • .
The above named gentlemen are res-
peotfully nominated a* candidates for’
trustees of the Barnwell GradotHSchool
i>y
Many Citlxens.
SIVLER WARE-
The Brand ol our Sterling Silyer ffare is “Whiting.”
WHITING mean* a* much In sterling silver ware a* Llbbey does In
eot g|q*« Jtf Us Whiting’s It* all right—its the base People are so aua-
picioua Uiese twaya wimt-to know ll a Otiug D genuine,—H 4*
n good brand 11 Is *o eksy for a maiinfaetnrer to simply piste good*
and sell them for a* much a* If they were aolld silver. If the piece of
silver has WHITING stamped on it everybody know* that It is the real
fluff-no frnml about it Wo carry a full line of WIliriXG’H STER-
LING SILVER WARE—just the thing for Christmas and WEDDING
PKKSKN 1*87“ At few ol the artlc es we carry Table Knives, Forks,
Spoons, BuiPar Knives, Curving Sets, Ladles etc.
GREsEtC/VS. PHARMACY.
ATe everywhere, fn the lengthening and sti
Miine > the singinij of the birtTif, the bloomiinz of
the gentle touch 6f the Stfum win^
. -* ■<'
I am glad to assure my many friends that I am
and beg to invite their attention to the very large and very cor
plctc stock of Sf'RTXG and SUMMER GOODS ’ftdw ready for
their inspection. * #
For GentieiiYeB^
Tbe newest and nicest CI-OTlliNG, SHOKS,
SmitTS aird VNOEftW^AK—all that cai> “be needed td
make the lords 6f creation cOVnfdrtable krfd presentable frdni
CroWn to Sole. , ,
Fox Ladies,
" TTcfiriTtfQramfYtibji! ntHlj] DRlfSS GOOPfl fn vast rariei^^
bAI.NTY WIlITE GpODS, SHOE^d and all the , Dress Ac-
v‘ ccssories, so essential to the happiness and proper Bddrbmcnt
of the Fair sex.
7.
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BlrmliflHiam, Ala , paper* bring
pleasant tews—the marriage hn-the
First Baptist church, of that city of
Miss Jitdie, daughter of Mr*.-J, A.
Matthews, anff Mr. C. B. Johnson,
Rev.-Dr. J.-A. Dickinson otlluiatiug.
The bride wore an olive .green ailk suit
with hat to match and canied bnde'’!
rose* and lillie* of tlie valley. Nu
merous handsome gift* were received
a* testimonials from their friend*.
The happy couple left for Asheville on
their bridal tour and will visit the
groom’* relative* In WilHston thl*
weefc.
Mr. Johnson is Hie youngest son of
the late Henry L Johnson of Willis-
toh and a gi'nrtetnfm rrf h+gb -oharacter. IT
and splendid business ahilitv. lie Is
cashier at the Central of Georgia Rail
road office in Birmingham. To him
and hi* bonny bride many Barnwell
friend* give sincere congratulations.
aimciiii.
rL C1GA8S. TMUCCO, S8UH
WHAT PRICES AND COURTEOUS" TREATMENT
HAVE ACCOMPLISHED. —
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Record of one day’s business oh a dull Spring day :
Cash Receipts ...... $109 03.
Entries on Day Book -1,01.
Items Charged—Day Book T./ 2 11.
That you may realize the amount of w ork necessary to make thl* re
cord, let us explain:
Our business being from one cent up-, • • -. «
101 entries In day book means customer* served. 1Q1.
♦ 109.03 cash means customer*, average 25c, served. .430.
- Showing a grand total of customers served one day. 537.
Encouraged aod resnjved to continue in the “melon,” we wi*h to aay
to onr friend* and customors th it, workhrg-en*ryAwtr4H tb^4ay v every
day in the week, every week in the month with untiring energy, with
• the exercise of whatever taste, judgment and discrlmlnatlou we may
posse.**, together with unremitting coiiHideration of your ? Interest, we
For Home Comfort,
Through the warmer months I ask and advise an early invesV-
ment in the economical MATflNGS AND RUGS that s6
lighten the carrt attd labors of the careful housekeeper.
as alwAys-i VicesWill be such as will please the preiiertt pur
chasers and win their future visits and larger patrortage,
MY SALESMEN will give their most courteous and correct ieT-
vice to all custpmers. ■
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Pretty Mi*s Edna Rlngold Hutson,
of Savannah,.who I* a* *w-cet in tll*|K>
sltion a* she i* accompHibctl in person
al at tain menisci* the guest of Mis*
Jennie Pate.
Mr*. Archie Black, daughter of Mr.
Igaac-Colllu*, died at Olur on the I5th
Inst, and wa* buried in Halem church
yard on Friday, Res, J. L. Harley con*
ducttngThe funrnG service*.
Congressman Patteryon glvo*. notice
thl* week thaLa. competitive examina
tion will he held at Barnwell on July
15th to select an appointee from the
Second District to West Point.
AmHt ve'y welcome visitor to Barn
well is the good and good looking for
mcr one of Tux I’Kori.K staff, Clyde
Halford ol Spartanburg, spending hi*
Summer vacation in his old home
town.
Owing to Hlnea* Itf hi* family Rev.
- X’. M. Hilling* wa* forced on Wedue*
day of last week'to di'COHtlnuc the
protracted meeting commenced the
previous evening la the Barnwell Bait-
list church.
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WILM8TON NEWS.
Miss Lillye Lsgrone. a most charm
Ing young latly of Johnston, U visiting
In.town.
Mrs. M/ : 0. Wall returned to her
home at Dunbarton on'Mpnday, hat
ing s|tent a few days with her daugh
ter, Mrs. W. L. Jackson.
Mr. Yancy Miller of Ellenton sec
tion was in town Sunday.
Mry. Cater, al ter spending some time
— with, relatives here, returned to her
__ Imme at Dunbarton Monday evening
fipaiut Page and wife returhed home
on Monday.
Mr*. Bearden and Mr*. Smith arc
visiting their aister, Mr*. J. G. Thomp
son.
The first cantaloupe* were shipped
on the loth idst. by W. B. Johnston
from this place.
On Friday evening at 8 o'clock the
death angel took the spirit of John A,
Rountree to God who gave it Not
withstanding he had been sick for
Homo time the shock w as great. His
remains were laid to rest In the eema.
tefy on Saturday evening, Rev. W. M.
itonea officiating. He leaves a father
and mother, two brothers and three
sister*, a loving wife and three daugh-
lers to mourn hla loss. The sympathy
hf the comfiiTfnRTy I* wTrlrThe bereaved
family, lie was a deacon in the Hap
Mat church and jwa* forty one year*
old. >
Mfs. Daisy Matthews of Birming
ham, Ala., I* Visiting the old folks at
T home.
W H. Rountree and family returned
to North A ugusta on Monday.
WoVk will commence lit a few dart
On-sue electrlO light*. Bond* h*ve been
sold at 108. V . i 7-.
Hal.
A Barnweli boy, James Wilson Ri
ley, son of Cap). W, A. Riley, is tho
only cadet captain at West I’oint hull
ing from-south of Mason and Diximl*
iino. Ills record" is a gallant, one a*
student at. both the Gitadcl and West
Point. lie will, be graduated next
- Hummer. ..
Rev. J. L Harley has invented, and
applied for a patent for, a head rest,
which tills a long fc t want. It i* ca*
|ly attached ito autl removed from
hhnrch pews, house rocking chairs &C.,
and w ill be voted a great boon hy the
fair sex. Frices within tho reach of
everybody.
A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
At Allen’s Chspel, June 14th 1903,
5 ;30/p. m. the sacred vow in wedlock
was mutually sealed between Doctor
Thomas F. H«>gg . and Mi*.* Mollie
Florence Creech, all of Barnwell
county. Dr. R. W. Sanders of Green
ville S. C. an unde of the Bride in
solemn and appropriate Worths-pcir
formed the ceremony. Miss Creech 1$
the lovely and intelligent daughter of
our e«teeh)ed fellow citizen Mr. Henry
Clay Creech, and Dr Hogg is the eldest
son of the late Mr. John'Turnbull
Hogg of Kline A, C. Mlfc* Mollie is a
graduate of the Greenville Female Col
lege and Dr. Hogg a graduate of Die
Charleston Met!leal College. Both are
held in the highest csti^eni hy a very
large circle of nHatives, friends and
fellow citizens. There were twenty
young ladies and gentlemen, ten
couples In the Bridal Party, all most
-tastefully and beautifully attired, and all
went through the entire ceremonies and
civilities of the eVeUing with perfect
order and graceful ease. The church
was charmingly decoVated and the
wedding march was sweetly played by
Miss Lidie Jbukin* of Kline. - A 'Very-^gj
large number of people were present'!.)
witness the solemn yet joyful event of
the hour.
At the comfortable home of Mr. and
Mrs Creech there was an elaborate
collation from 7 to 11 p. in , and per
haps one hundred person* were on
hand as invited guests to enjoy the
rich feast of the almost Innumerable
good tilings of eVt+j^description served
^te-tho highest enjnvnu nt of all. ’1 he
whole occasion was^hVie of Joy and
beauty from beginlng to'end. The
happy couple were' suitably remem
bered in the form of a lot of lovely and
u-ofuk present*-. Their .home yvl11 Jt;e
near Klin«, H O., where they will have
the best wished of scon** of warm,
iriemD for their future health,.useful
ness, happiness and pmsparity
R.
hope to make our business worthy of-your continued patronage.
BARGAINS IN TOBACCO! We have It at.-5*a.4ilug. Don’t forget
we have the bargains—they are on the shelves, In the show cases, all
over the store and sidewalk.
Como and see u*. Look at our Bread, Cates, Pie*. Crackers, Candy,
Pre.sefve*. Jellies. Jams; Relishes. Mustards, Mayonaise, Pickle*. Cat
sup*, Butter, Cheese. Canned Fruit*, and Vegetable*. Flour, Sugar,
Coffees, Rice, Teas, and every conceivable good thing carried In a fancy
and general grocery buones*.
Come and look a.Lour beautiful dry air show case refrigerator where
all sorts of good things to eat, especially the kind that dooa not like hot
weather, is being kept cool, cold, almost frozen, perfectly clean, sweet
and dry, for ynn.
Let vonr ladies and-children, no matter how small tbe children, come
to onr store. We promise them the most courteous treatment, attention
and the very best service. We w ant every mother to feel that she can
send her child to us with the absolute certainty that It will receive the
same consideration extended to the moat exalted.
Don’t forget our guarantee t*“behlud everything we sell. If not as rep
resented your money will be lefuuded without any “lf»” or “and*.”
Will have ix
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The Age of Iron,
The Age of Steel,
The Age of Gold.
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The Very best of the season,
Gall and see them sure :
VERY TRULY, ' -
Whittle’s StaMesi
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Rlackville, S. C.
agree
that
But all will
must have an Auto;
have the easiest riding,
with style- and beauty.
this is the age of Wheels. Some
some a Bykc, but at my pricet—-atl ean
strongest buggies made; consistent - '
All Southern made goods, specially
built for our rough roads and to use every clay in the yean—L
® r *rhave two or three different makes to select from
to suit the most fastidious taste as well as the
ismall purse. I also handle the very best makes
Othef County nekra
«u<* on Mttnd pag4
and w>rrespond-
Dnrlug an Hrctrlc storm on Friday
afternoon lightning struck a tall syca-
jfcmure tree in-Mr, S. jh Llary’» lot near
Martin station killlirgThiee line mules
worth fully |500. The mules were
drinking at tbe trough when th* holt
fell. Two had finished slaking their
thirst and walked away la lime to es
cape.
Clerk McDowell of the House of
Representative* will open at Washing
ton on the J5th .holy the te.timonv
taken in the contest made bv Key.
Prof Myers for the sent in Congress of
Hon. J. O. Patterson, and arrange the
case for printing so that it will ho
ready for prescntstlon at the opening
of the next session.
Rev. J. L. Harley aqd Messrs George
II. Kate*, William McNab and C. K.
Rlze.r left yesterday to attend the
Orangeburg District Conference at
Elloree. They will report all assess
ments for foreign and domestic inD-
flion* for tbe Barnwell Circuit paid
in full, tho parsonage repaired
and repainted at , an expense, all
paid, of about twtrhnVfdfed dollars, and
the pastor happy with a yard full -iff
.diickeii*. : __
The game at Blackville last week be
tween the ball teams of that place and
Barnwell proved verv interesting and
exciting to th^ largiynumher of enthu
siastic fan* present on both *|<le*. The
•core Wa* 7 to 7 until the tenth Inning
when Alfred Richardson for Barnwell,
with two wen on hate*, knocked a two
bagger and scoring the two men on
bases eaused the game to end-9 to 7 In
faVo? eff-Barnwell, a* Blackville conld
not score in the tenth. Gilmore Simms,
Jr., and Teddard for Barnwell and
KtrriUftI, Sorentrne, Stead nun and Fel
der for Blackville were the DaMefiesi
A graceful description received from
a ladv cm re*potttivDt after the above
graphic pen picture waain type give*
InterestiDg detail*.
Messrs RlcharH Matthews and Wil
liam Henry. Harden were the usher*.
M !»* Katu Creech wa* maid of honor
and Mr .James W.-Hogg best man.
The atteu lants were : ^
M •- Minnie Hogg and Mr. J. 17.
1Vo<ul\vard.
Mi** Lizzlp Jenkins with Mr. Alfred
Dunbar.
* Mis* Laura IlaxeLwIth Mr. W. U.
Prlester. .
MUs Alice Sease with Mr. F. K Bar
ker. -
Miss cEsthcr Jenkins with Mr. J.
Frank Host.
Mi*s Ada Sander* 'with Mr. S. F.
Hogg. £ —^
Mis* AnnirHatrdees—with Mr. O. H.
Best.
Miss Inez Creech with Mr. G. C.
Ben.
The bride wore a beautiful gown of
liberty silk elaborately trimmed with
real lace, w ith a deep satin girdle. Her
veil being caught with orange blossom*
hung in graceful fold* enveloping the
entire gown. She carried a shower
bouquet of Marechal N'el roses and
maiden hair fern.
The brides maids dresses were pink
and blue mull, tlioae wearing pink
dresse* carried Imuquet* of pink roses
and those IVeitrlng hhre dresses carried
bouquets of blue Hydrangea, The
maid of honor wore a white silk dresa
and carried a bouquet of white rose*;
The groom w ’uh hD attendant* were
all in full dress.
and promise
one with TUG'
only ‘of one
and two-horsT Wagons, Saddles, Bridles, Harness and extras.
4 DON^T FORGET—th^t my stock of General Merchan
dise will be kept up to its usual standard of completeness so
that I*can sell you EVERYTHING that you need.
Mr. J. Bmtton Kirkland is ready to serve you politely at
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All the year round have on sale
The surest, safest, soundest
* Mules for all purposes
Yours for Economy,
C. IP. IDTTILTIB^IR,
!' ' Nfilletteville, S. C.
5 J8^*IIorscs and Buggies to hire by the hour, day or week.
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handsomest, hardiest and most
honest Horses and Mares
That long and public-pleasing experience can se‘leicrilih J good ek*h money bdy.
HARNESS HARNESS*
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NOTICE
There win he a meeting of the Blaek-
vllle Townstdp Division of the South
ern Colton Association held at Blauk-r
vllle Friday 80th June 1905, II o’clocx
«. m. Tdr' I lie purpose or^urganlzing,
electing officers ami de’egales lo the
County C"onventlt)n, which meet* at
Barn well, Julv 3rd 19"6. and to transact
such other business a* may come before
the meeting. - A full attendance of *11
citizens is desired and especially the
cotton grower* are requeued to be pre*-
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separa^elllcce alitdT-ffam A BrowTBand tip omltKVrtt—Saddle* fur Men and We*
Lap Robes and Whips Sbc. luVUst variety, but of tbe Best quality.
WagozCLS.
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They advertise for us and besides we like to do it.
■ Hny 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 warehouse.
My prices are right and my line,.is from the best
jnanufactorics in tbe South. I sell no Cheap West
ern vehicles. * ^
Come to see or write me. . — —^
My Stock of Briggicg Is superb, the nio«t comfortable, the
the prettiest in Huish an j style made in America, -
My Wagons are of the makes that have stood the test of wear aod-tlme to thsl
unbroken satisfaction of all who have used them. Buy one. You will sag
blacksmith bills and be blessed by your easy pulling teams.
Charlie Brown
BARNWELL, S. C.
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L. D. BRABHAM,
ELLENTON, S.
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Sale and Livery Stables—Buggies, Wagons and
Farm Implements. ~
DICKS - HOUSE,
031 BROAD ST.,
. _ - Augusta, Ga. y
Excellent rooms and good table
day; special
Rates, 11.50
rate* by tbe week.
A. F. Dicks, PboP.
a—a-*a«<e-»g
boitid t Itates, ft.50 per
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MONEY TO LEND.
We are prepared to negotiate loan* on
improved farms for five years, partial
payments interest 8 per Ctertt on loans
under f l ,000; 7 percent on loan* over
♦ 1,000. Don’t write, come and see us
J. 0. rattersoo A-Sgo.
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DR J. H.
FENTAL
BLACKVILLE.
tVill be at
office every
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office in
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