The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 20, 1905, Image 2
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The Barnwell Pcople«
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Largest cocm ciRcuLATiO!f.
THURSDAY. JULY 20. 1905.
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* ' Many food Bamberg and Barn wall
County men ha?e given «* their appro
val of our argument aa to Immigration,
vrhlle not one ban epofcen In oppoeltion
j||| fkpreto. So far »o food. Next we
%«gge*g that thoae agreeing with thle
■paper inform their aenator and repre-
eentat!ve«tnf their rlewe, ao that the
Immigration bureau mar bo amanhed
at the next aetalon of tlie Legielatnro.
A nd we can open tlercer lire on other
tbUtakee.
Th* Paoet.t wae dee—lighted to aee
In Saturday’a State ‘ The Heart of The
IHIla,’' a hoantlful poem of country
light and life from whirl, reproduction
wo gather tho glad hop# ITfat our ea-
teemed oantemporary a’lll, aooncr or
later, lira of the madding crowd, and
vome where.
**T:a a lawl of delight and laughter.
Where peace all the woodland IIlie;
*TU the land thAtUee
r Neath the Surntner aklca,
tn the heart of the happy hllla.”
And the people and Tint I’kopi-r
will rejoice over the home-conilug of
thl* wayward lamb more than over'the
fijoety and nine tint went not aatray.
WEST POINT CADETSHIP.
The examination held at Barnwell
on Saturday for the We*t Point .cadet*
ehlp waa conducted with absolute falr-
nww. The queetlona war# prepared
by Congressman Patterson and private
secretary Owens s»d kept In their safe
care untiUlellvered to the examining
board. r ’~~
Eaoh oonteatant drew a number with
which he algued bis paper* Kaeh
contestant put his name and number
la a'scalod envelope, all the envelopes
so staled were left in the care of a
third party selected by the examiners,
not to he o) ened until after the award
shall bo made.
All the county Superintendents of
Education In the District were invited
to act on the examining board, but
only Profs. R. \V. D I^Mjfoll of Bam
berg and B. M. Darlington of Barn well
attended.
The contestanta, 8 In number, were
manly,, handsome and bright minded
young gentlemen, each worthy of an
honored place in the army. All the
counties In the District wore represent
ed.
The contestants were: J. II. Ham
mond, Klko; D. P. Folk. Denmark; J.
B. Coleman; Aiken; R. Murdaugh,
Vamville; J. G. Parks, Parksvllle;
0. W. Rents, Jr., Bamberg; J. II,
Johnson, Wililston; J. C. Busbee,
Wagner.
Havo You Heard About The Big
IT WILL BEGIN AT
A SURPRISE PARTY.
A pleasant surprise party may he
given to your stomach and liver, by
taking a medicine which will relieve
their pain awl-discomfort, viz: Dr
King’s New Life Pills. They are a
most wonderful remedy, affording sure
relief and cure, for headache, dizziness
and constipation 26d at O, N. Burck*
li.ilter’s Drug Store, Cnech’s Pbar*
mucy.
33A_XilSrWELL, 8. Q
com-
Clemson College !« proving a
pleTCV sutsjess as an Kmlgrallon Agen
cy than wo supposed. A bright cadet
«f that Institution told us recently In
answer to divers questions that ho was
taking the course In electrical engin
eering and that he reckoned he would
have to leave the State after gradua
tion to get profitable employment, lie
added that number* of thn»o grsdna-
ttwgiff agrtcwHnm weraqnHtlng South | unhroken
Carolina, some of thsm getting places
In the government agricultural depart
ment at Washington and others secu
ring positions In the Philippines.
And nobody, except 11,1s paper, is
opposed to sitch an exodus The pro
cession goes on add the overflow of
population from Southern Europe la
being turned this way, with tbfeir gar
lic tastes and stiletto customs.
AUK YOU IN?
MAKING HASTK TO BK RICH.
We have never known a sadder trag
edy. Robert Keith Pargan. scion of a
long honored family, bolding the ut
most confidence of all that knew him
from his boyhood, husband of a de.
voted wife, father of children of rare
promise, dead by his own act, the vic
tim of a cruel poison, bought at W* ro
quest by the brother that loyed hTm
with the sincerest affection.
What a heart breaking picture, those
two In their father’s office, standing
looking for the last time In each other’s
•yes, the onn taking the deadly
draught, the oilier watching alone the
•wful death struggle.
Young Keith Dargan was the sacrl
Ecs of Hie eager money seeking spirit
of these letter days. Shut out from i he
praotlue of hi* profession by III health
be threw himself with all tbe energy of
b!« being Into the madYace for money.
For a time all went well, then the skies
•louded, evil timet came upon the in
dustrial enterprise* In his charge, em
barrassment, the aid of tftn trrmTt* in
voked. ruin staring him In the face, the
reproaches of those that had trusted
their Interests to his care, the burden
of Ufa became too grievous to be born?,
•nil to lie died.
And the lesson of his ilfe, of his
death, should not he forgotten now or
hereafter. For as a wise man said the
iova of money it the root of all evil.
There has been no charge of dDhon-
TF-“
—
•sty agffinCt his memory, only misman-
-•Cement was his excuse. —
But for the madding rush of the
time, tbe eager pursuit of riches Keith
Dargan might have lived to ilpe old
•go, a b’esslt'g to hi* family and a com
fort to hi* friends.
WHO IS RIGHT, OR WRONG?
Bncretarv of Agrlnultuie W||«on de
clared at llrst that there could he no
leakage of cotton report news out of hi*
department. Investigation showed
that he did not know what w*« going
«n uodcr Ms very nose. K. S Holmes,
•asisUnt. wa* dismissed tor hi* crook
edness and now people ere sayinj
MB
,ahst t Holm’is was made the scape goat
fiilid thut others higher in olilye work,
tarred with the same stick, and that ir
the Beard, light is turned on full blaze
many will follow the departing Holmes
•ingoing footstep*.
Do yon remember hearing about an
old initn whobiHl a number of sons and
who on his death bed called Ills sons to
him? When they Jmd assembled
around his bed ho sent for a bundle of
sticks, taking single sticks from the
bundle lie gave it to his sous and asked
them to break them. They broke them
en«ily. Then he handed them the en
tire bn mile and nsk,cd them to break
then, altogether. After vain efforts the
bundle was returned to tlie old man
Ttm*. srstit ttre-obt gen-
tisman. as- long as you are united you
will he strong and esn withstand the
face of the enemy, divided you will be
broken one by one, as these sticks have
been broken. .
The fanner who Is.not in the union
Is a single stick, it brakes no differ
ence how well off lie may be. ho l* a
single stick and can bo broken—broken
by tbe speculator, broken .by low
prices, broKeii bf^ _ov*r prodiicthm,
broken by the labor question, broken
by the want of legislation—broken by
a hundred thing*. . »
A lew months ago Theodore rrlce
said cotton was going down to nothing
a pound, and he believed it-he had
reason- to liqjieve It. A little later
Theodore found out the farmers had
gotten their head* together and were
refusing absolutely lo lie bulldozed
into selling their cotton at nothing a
pound. When Theodore discovered
thst. ho Immediately changed himself
from a bear to a veritable hull of
Itashsn. Don’t think for an instant
that Theodore U chamultmlltg. t>e part
of tha farmer. It gives one the dry
grins to imagine such a tbiug. No,
Theodore saw the farmer meant* busi
ness, and that if he did not get oh the
right thle of the fence pretiy quick he
’wouldn’t have enough money In X*
month to buy a Confederate postage
stamp. That’s whst made Theodore
11. change his attitude.
The farmer has made this price bf
cotton and they are going to make
more prices iu the near future.
Are jowln the union? If you are
a farmer and do not‘belong to the
union, yon arc what tlie other unions
call‘‘sca^s.’ 1 How docs that sound?
Of cmrm a man has the right to do
as ho pleases, but lb«»s*j who are In the
union and are working with all their
might to help out the cause of the
fanner aro wondering why ymir hands
are folded. Get In!—I’ress and Ban-
n ir. —
MONDAY, JULY 31, 1905
when thousands of dollars worth of SUMMER
GOODS will be thrown on the market absolute-
\y at and below cost, to make room for an im
mense stock of fall and winter goods coming.
DANGEROUS GERMS IN SUMMER.
Strengthen the Stomach with Ml-o-na
and Keep Well.
A wealthy philanthropist tn New
York spends thoinjiinU of dollars ev
ery summer providing milk for the ba
bies, with the result that the uiortalilv
is greatly decreased. lie appreciates
the fact that disease germs are com
m»n tu the summer and that the stom
ach innst be kept healthy to resist their
attacks. *
Older people do not live on a milk
diet to insnie healTh, - but thejhmo so
strengthen thd stomach and digestive
organs by the ti*e of Mi-o-na that they
loo, will be£r#e from sickness in the ^reat for burns, cuts and wounds.
Hummer season, c. N.—RmTlttiHlrer*s t Ding—&
Tskea Mi-o-na tablet before each Creecb’a Phermaov, Only 25c.
‘THE YELLOW rEKIL.”
Japan has made the flat footed deci«-
fbn that she and Russia alone must
iwake peace, that no other power shall
have anything to say or do in the bii«l-*
•«a*. China seeks to Interplead. Up
to the rei-eht capture of Makhaiii, is-
land all the. land operations and hat-
lies had been on Chinese soil, hiuI
China claim* a right to a say so a* to
the terms of peace, and has given no-
“tice that if net demand Is denied she
will not be bound to acquiesce In the
treaty. Japan bold* to her lirst p >si-
tion that only she and Russia shall set
tle tho term# of peace.
The prospect of a speedy ending of
the eastern question is not .cloudless,
and there arc chance* of war on a
broader scale and that other nations
may become Involved.
The Citadel R besoming an Rmlffra-
Mon Agency on a smaller scale than
Cleinson. William IMniphill of Abbe
ville, n 8. C. M. A. graduate at the re-
•ent coinmomvHnent, goes to Bolivia.
Shmth A mcrhMi, aasUt lit-sail read
Too much rain baa fallen of 1st* for
cotton. The vfeed has grown luxu
riantly, but’tlie fruiting in July has
not been In proportion to al**s of stalk.
Th the Mississippi Vayvy on account
<'-af«ff>ntiuuoHMTains many Held* of cpt-
, -notteetra idow aiucc planl-
meal and It will soothe and treat a-ny iri
11 imniatioii that may he_preseht In the
lining of the stomach, / give tone and
strength to the whole digestive-system,
and aid vou in naturally ajid easily di-
getting the food. It is theonly remo-
lv known that cure* indigestion and
rtouiach troubles by strengthening the
digestive system. It is guaranteed to
umke a complete and permanent cure
in all diseases of tbe stomach excepting
euiicer. .
Mi o-na restores complete health to,
the whole system and cures' headaches,
hack ache, sleeplessness, pains ami dis
tress after eating, vertigo, heart burn,
slid Hie general debility which result-
froni a weak stoinaclt and imperfect di
gestion.
A guarantee to refund the money If
Mi-o-na does not show help, Is given
with'eVety 60 cent boy. Ask J. C.
Creech to show you the guarantee.
Every piece of Summer Goods must be. sold—nothing .reserved. . Note the great
w as our space wilt not permit us to give more:
Men’s $10.00 two piece Summer suits marked down in this sale to $.‘>.50.
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$2.25.
Men’s $ 2.25 pants, good material.
44
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44
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$1.25.
Ladies’ £3.00 Best Low Quarter Slices
44
44
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44
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$2.10.
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Men’s $2;50' 4< 44 44 44
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Silk crepe de chene formerly 75e. a yard, sold during this sale at 380*41 yard.
Voiles fornlerly 20c a yard, sold during t4ais sale at 11 l-2c. a yard.
“ u 12 l-2c. a yard ‘ u ‘ 7 l-2o. ‘ 44
Flowered Lawns formerly 12 l-2e. during this sale at 7 l-2c a yard. ,
“ it a will go at 6 l-2c a yard during this sale.
44 “ 44 7c. will go at 4 l-2e a yard during thi^sale.
All Summer Hats. Dress- Goods^ Embroideries. Laces, Underwear, Hosiery &c.,
and in fact something for everybody who comes; whether you need ‘‘it” or not you’ll
buy at the prices that we fi*. We will make the slaughter and invite everybody to
partake of the feasU . Jjtemembdl’,- nothing hut Summer goods will he .sacrificed in this
sale, commencing Monday, July 3lst, and continuing for TEN DAYS. Come early
and make your selections
YOURS FOR GREAT BARGAINS, *
33. 3VC^YZTTIRS^I"5r.
13A RISTW 8. C.
FACTS ABOtJT JAPAN.
The Empire inclmlea 3.000 inlands,
stretching nearly ^,’Wbmiic*.
Area, 1GJ,153 square miles—a* large
a* the North Atlantic States.
Uoal the chief wealth—9,000,000 tons
mined in UK I
Textile |Mf*duct|nn increased from
f9.000.000 worth lu 1S7« to $86,000,000
worth in 1901. 1
The; ;>opulatlon In 1900,44 805,1)37. .
Day laborer* receive *29 cent* a day,
women servants 81 cents a month, men
servant* $1.36 a tnonth; women farm
lahorers. $8 50. men laborers, flfi-Ofl. -
Four hundred and eighty daily pa
pers. — ; - A ~ '
FORCED TO STARVE.
F. I,a0k, of Concord, Kv., says,
B
-fW . ...
sore on my upper |ip, so palnfnT, some
time*,:that I e■»«id not eat. After:
vainly-trying everything else, I -cured
it with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. It’*
At
btore,
Being worth two million dollar* Ell-
hu Root could very well afford to give
up a law practice paying $300 000 a
fear for fh# honor of being. Secretary
of State at $S,000Valarv, and the pros
pect of tieiiig - Mr. Roosevelt’*
legatee for the presidential succes
sion.
TH E DLA MONO CURE. '
The late»t news from Fails, Is, that
> <^x§>
ACT K0WL
they have discovered a diamond cure
foi; consumption. If you fear con
sumption or pueumonia. it will, how
ever. Ire best for you to take that great
remedy mentioned by W. T. McGee, of
Vauteer, Tenn. I had a cough, for
fourteen year*. Nothing helped me,
until I took Dr King’* New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
whlch gave in*UuTreUeT,XndAffecteir
a permanent cure. Unequalled quick
cTire for Throat and Lung Troubles
;t"C. N. Burckhalter’s Drug Store.
TO-DAY!!
Call at Creech’s
- Pliarinacy.
Pay him
25c for one Jar
Camthol. Your money
cheerfully refunded If not
satisfactory for (he following
complaint*: Rheumatism,
swelling*, asthma, catarrh,
eczema, cuts, burns, insect
bites, bruises and rrewf
Free Information on circu
lar.
THE CAMTHOL CO.,
- Savaxsam. Ga. ....
Crqgch’s Pharmacy, price 50c and $1.00
guaranteed. Trial bottle!roe.
About a. year ago a Kansas .doctor
SEND STAMPS,
We are requested to call attention to
the recent change a* to correspondence.
Those who wish replies to tludr. com-
munteat ions to county officials must
enclose postage. The Act of the Gen
eral Assembly^ - passed. .Ejlimaix i8^
1905, does-away with the former allow
ance for postage. 'The officials do no,t,
feel that it is their place to bear the f
expense of oflieial correspondence.
Bear this In mind.—Keowee Courier. 1
it thought the whole thing was better
than the reward. Tlie other day the
doctor entered his eoa! house, and the
first thing he saw was his empty wal
let, nnd*protrjiunug!rom the end was
a card bearing tl.e incriptiond ‘•‘Doc
tor. please tii) this prescription egain.”
There were 32.0OO K. F. D.'Iioutes in
operation in the United rentes and pe
tTthins Tor -1,599 more pending a week
ago. •
N ll
UNION MEETINGS ON JULY 20-30.
1 Query. How can our local church
e» Increase their effectiveness in de-
Toxt a wkTTeTconrgThTTT? a large sum of homlnationsl work?
money. He offered a liberal reward . i,„ ,
liimifitww.MSy.isnyvsilwrt
ob-
A GALLANT IH5ARl’ AT REST.
THE STATE OF SOUTH 'CA110LISA.
COUXl'Y or DAKliWKIX.
In the Probite Court.
Ry J. K. duelling, E*q., Jinlgc of Pro
bate in Barnwell County.
Whereas Marshall Hill hath made
suit unto me to grant him Letters of
Adminivlration on the estate of Adrian
D. Hill, deceased,
These are, tho-otore. tft cite jujjI M-
moiilsli all and singular, the kindred
and credit*rs of the saiil Adiiisn D.
llill, deceased, timt th^y he and np-
p. :,r bclor' 1 me, in tleymirT of pTfflHnff
To liehejd at Rai n well'on Thursday, 8d
Aujpist, l’Hi5, iff*Xt,(After publication
hereof, at 11 o'clock,In tho forenoon,
to show cause. If jay they haT’e, why
the said adfuluistration should not be
granted. > '*’
(ilven under my Hand, this 19th day
of .Fuly, Anno DnmUd, MKrt.
J. K. KNELLING,
Probate Judge. ’
Published in T»v. Bsh.xweLL Px<r-
fLB July 2Jih, 19U5.
With feeling* of sadness I attempt to
pay feeble tribute to my weir loved
irleml and neighbor, tho late lamented
C. D Brown. I bad not met him for
some time prior to his death, hut was
tinder the _ Impression ho was in hi*
usual health. Well has it been said,
“Death rides on every passing
breeze,
Ann lurjis in every flower.
-Each season has its own disease,
Its peril every hour.”
I always fou^d him gencrops and
true, big lienrted, manly ebarRable to
the poor, always ready to lend s help
ing hand to every worthy, cause. In
hi# younger life ho was a social favor-
Ito, Tfrc fnmjllur old places on the
KdKo where wo Hved ttt giildaB -
year* will know Iihn no more.
He was a brave Confederate soldier
arid to all the after years he was as
true In heart and tlfo to the .Southland
as lx* w as faithful in ids bright, brave
ynuug man hood to tbe cause we all
loved so welj. .—*•*■
Tlftwe Ot his relatives who wore near
'atol dear to him have my shiedest sym-,
palhy. 4
‘He has crossed over the river. I
May he rest in the shade of the trees on
the other side ” |
T. 8 W. J
Mxrtlus, July 18,199$.
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mr AUK SHOWING NICE ASSORTMENT
If L op SEASONABLE GOODS! LAUES.
Embiioidertes, All Oveiw,
BhiLLIANTINES, P O NG E N E T TF8,
Lawnb, Linens and Wa&it Fab
rics. We invUk inspection.
BRIGGS, BUI&T & CO.
Tin
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Get Poor and Bony.
Medicine.
Give each one a bottle of White’s Purgative
^This puts him in shape to get the full benefit of
WHITE’S Worm an(£ GoMitien Powders
TYhioh ia^ivon for 8 Jays. You will be astonished at the
improvement.
I fliirn A combination reul-
Ullllj t edy for Kidney
troul^k's with stock aucl a certain colic cure.
The
v
phlr i perfectly bal-
. anced, sub-c u t a n e o
counter irritant.
*
For sale by
- G. N. Burcklialter, DrtlgKist
DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
-IN-
! THE BANK of BARNWELL.
CAPITAL, - - - -
SURPLUS and UHDIVIDED PROPITS.
$60,000-
- $30,000.
MONEY kept in jour house may be !os.t by theft or tiro. Deposit. It with us, and
transfer the responsibtlfty.
We carrv BTltGL/tK INSURANCE PROTFCTION, end have fire-proof vanll*.
The habit of depositing with us will save yon many u dollar (list wight be unwisely
spent if ki pt in vonr pockets. ' CON TRACT THK RAU1T NOW.
The c uivenience and safety of paying all you* obligations by check, once tried,
will never be given up. —■ ■ > ■ ■ •—^ —
( becks and drafts can be safely sent to u« by mail .without being registered.
Either call in person hr.d open au tu count tf ith us or write us.
('. F. CALHOUN, PreMdent.
liUTLEK HAUOOD, Vice-President.
G
M. BUCKINGHAM, Cashier.
W. MANV1LI.E, Asst. Cashier.
5 €=€€€€€€€
STORE
OPEN EVERY DAY IN THE
WEEK ON JACKSON
STREET, BARNWFtt, S. C.,
O
FFER3 to add to tbe brightness
and happiness of ail liomes by
selling at prices that the most
can afford—Beautiful
antf Useful New Good*—needed and
wished for by every good housekeeper
in South Carolina.
route ritfior tr laYBlr. lampg,
choice pictures and becoming orna
ments.
eigh boring
B Bv systematic giving to all
jects fostered hv the denomination.
C. Acts 20-20.
2 Query. The scriptural qualiflea
tions for church membership?
3 Query What should our pastor* re
quire of each other?
First Division will meet at Fair-
niontit, |
Introductory sermon by Rev. C. M.
Billings. ' ,
Missionary sermon by G N. Askew.
1 Query, R. M. Mixson, J. M. Hair.
A. Rev. Glover. W. I,. MeritL
B W. M. Cook, G. E. Birt.
G. Geo. W. Boylston. W. 8 Mima;—
2 Query, Judsou Green, W, M. AH
man.
3 Query, Rev. W. D. McMillan, J.
N. Wea’hershee. ,
Second Division will meet at Spring-
tow n.
Introductory sermon by Rev. L.
Wroton.
Missionary sermon 67 Rsv- J-
Holley.
1 Query, C. B Free. J. Fender.
A. G. W. Beard, L. Clayton.
B. ^>. O, Hunter, J. B. Hunter. —
C. Kcv. S F. Hair. E. McMillan.
2 Query, 1 H. Hutto, II. Jones
8 Query, Key. L Wioton, D. Rice.
• Third Divixion meets at Great Saltke-
hatchie.
Introductory sermon by Rev. Snider.
Missionary sermon' by Rev. W. W.
Jongs.
1 Query, J- C. .McMillan. -CL-LC*.
Klzey.
A Richard Morris, J. Herndon.
B. J. A. Chas«ere%u, E. L. Sanders
C. W. T. Cave, Dr. McCormack.
2 Query, K. G. Mayfield, J. A. Jen-
kin*
For -the Dining - Room—Beautiful
China Ware, Glass Ware, Single Pieces'
and Full Sets, in vaH variety and all of
thepiettiest style* and best qualities.
For the Cook Room there will be
fouud many labor and temper saving
articles that every woman bearing the
burdens of housekeeping desires and
deserve*.
THE FIVE AND TEN CENT COUN
TERS are crowded
far more money
with goods worth
and that will and
much to the sunshine of a home.
B.
FOB KALE BY J. 0. CREECH.
8 Query, W. Q. Britton, T. Deer.
Dinner will be expected oa tbe
ground* on Saturday.
Collection Is asaed for State Mis
sions. We are grejtlly behind la our
contribution* for this abject. ,
! W. M Jones,
C. M. Billings,
Mf. 0 Britton,
RACKET STORE GOODS.
There are too numerous to describe
and must be tjeen and priced to be ap
preciated. ^
Give the Golden Rule Stortj a visit
when you come_Jb -Barnwell and you
will be profituil and pleased to your
heart’s content.
Mrs. Sal lie Mcnab.
NEWBERRY COLLEGE
Signalizes its semi-centennial
year
hr offeribg thorough training In ME
CHANICAL and ELECTRICAL EN
GINEERING in addition to the regu
Ixr Classical, and Scientific courses.
Positive Christian Influence*. Modern
Equipment, Ilea:thluI Location, Re
markably Moderate Expenses. Ad
dress— _
James A. B. Scherer, Pres.,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
DICKS - HOUSE,
834 BROAD ST.,
t. Ado0*tI, Ga^ ^ 1
Excellent rpoms and good table
hoard, Kates^’4$40‘,.per day; special
rate* by the week.
A. P. Dicks, PboF.
FINE ^ILCH COWS.
milch
cow*
* Parties dffMrlng fine
please write to
W.C. SMITH,
WiLUSTdx, K.C.
£)0rwni sell for ensb or exchange
lofbe *
FOR SALE.
Two ynnrg BERKSHIRE
Boars, sired hv Imported Danes-
rteld Blunt C82F8. Dstn, Mary F.
B 71784. Weight of »ire. 60U
lbs.; of dam, 700—in show kMape-
These boars, with care, promise
good results in the show ring and
will be a credit at bead of any
herd
ALSO—
- Two full sister* Choice of
these four st $25.60. Younger
stock of different breeding that,
are equally as good as above for'
a slight ieduction In price if ta
ken xt once, t hare as good
Berk*Mre* as are In the Sonth.
snd expect to keep them up to
tbe standard, — !,
palled by Few and Excelled
—-=l)y XoDCr^' r : —:;
Come and Inspect mv herd.
Bat isf sell on guaranteed or mon
ey refunded.
CALHOUN FARMS,
THOMAS, S.C.
ORANGEBURG, S. G.
rf’l
1JAST session most
- L successful in his
tory of school.
Splendid Buildings,
First Class Equipment,
Excellent Faculty, Sev
en Men, Five Ladies.
Terms moderate;
Let us mail you a-
copy of our new cata- y
logue. You will enjoy
looking over it.
Address
j ff. S. PETERSON, Pres.,
• r%, J* ’ »
1 ' ORANGEBURG, S. C
beef cattle.
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