The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 20, 1905, Image 3
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THUftdDAY, JULY 20,190k.
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The county 0h*l« (enc will he xt
Hr. P. J. UrubhS place In ItomlUary
townnliip thU ^eek.
J B. Morrla, SnpCrvlaot-.
R.U. Boberta, Jr-.CIeHc.
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The rtgeUt meeting of Barnwell
i f/odge No 16, Knights of P.vtbUs will
I he held at their Halt <in FMdajr night
ratTJi o’clock. A full attttidnnfle K
reqaeated. By OrdcV Of
ARDEN A. LRBON. UU
Wm. yfcS'AB. k. R.
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BUSINESS NKW8.
Prepare for fall hatting, Brfgga,
Bnluit A Uo . A fnll naaortmelu of
Mlehrated Ahe and two Rorae Bllburu
Wagoiu, give them a cell.
Be sure and read Ryan’s Sad.*’ In
this Issue.
Rlltmore Strain of Thoroughbred Es-
hex IMgn, entitled to fegUtnitlon, for
sale by Ai B. Patterson, Barnwell, 8.
t3. 4fc
See Ryan when you want Groceries.
Gallon Ryan fdrbargalua In Tob'ac
no.
Call at
Water.
Ryan’s for Glean Springs
Try Ryan’s Disinfectant,
about It in his ad.
When yon can’t remember what
want to eat see Ryan.
Read
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&EW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mr. U. Mazursky advertises all sum
mer goxls at and belotf cost, iiiid
proves by quoting prices that be means
and will do all aud exactly What he
promises. ,*l
Wofford College has made In its first
half century an imperishable record
and combines with Chtfripe wisdom oi
experience the earnest spirit of the
twent'etii century. .parents and /gtiar-
dlana ahonld consider Ita character and
advantagea before deciding wliUrd fb
send their sons and wards.
The Golden Rule More offers the
helping band to all good housekeep
ers.
The parent who sends a son to New
berry College will make no mistake In
that selection. The Barnwell and Bam
berg graduates are living advertise
ments of the excellent work done there.
See advfriisemept Id this Issue-
Notice to debthrs aud creditors Es-
tats rf li A jBiaylti datesshri
J. K. 8nelliug, J. 1'..—Citation.
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Rnlghta •
Bawwdtl
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Mtddletota liave
for the remain-
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TALK DOTS. .»
Crops are looking well, bnt contin
ued ralha threaten to injhie coUon
. planted on light land.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lancaster have
returned home after a delightful vlsdt
to relatives in Orangeburg * .
Miss'Nellie Berry of I’clion is spend-
tng-some time with Mr. and Mrs. O T.
O. Daniel.
The postofflee recently established
at Afchleigb will till a long felt need.
- It la known a* ‘Yale” Mr. O. L.
Hutto is the postmaster. •
The many friendso’l Mr. V. L. Good
win, who was recently injured In a
railroad accident, are glad to hear ol
bis recovery. —. -1,.
it Is understood that Mr. J Z.
Smoker Is cotitemplating moving his
sawmill. We will regret very much to
lose such aa eatarprialug citizen from
’Trarmidsf.
Ashlelgb.
DUNBARTON D0T8
Rain! Ruin! Rain! and still It rrlns.
Captain Jno. J. Howell of 8t George
is visiting his daughters Mrs. K, F.
Weeks and Mrs. Jas. 11. hkinner.
Crops are looking well in this section
And an abundant harvest Is expected.
Pastor Barney Poremsn brought the
protracted incetiny of- the Cypress
Chapel church to a close last Thursday
morning. The able aermons of the
beloved pastor were enjoyed by all who
were so fortunate as to hear them.
Our popular and handsome post
roaster C. 8. Anderson returned on
Monday morning from the Isle o-f
Palms where be with a large party ol
friends has been enjoying bis vacation.
Welcome, Chitrlio.
There were six members added to the
Cypress Chapel church last week wfib
were baptized last Thursday at 4 p, in.
viz; Messrs Ansel Anderson and
l^na Cave, May Oweus and Carrie
Wall. -
We had many visitors In our midst
last week who came over.to attend the
nitt^tinir .. ~ . . • .-
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Miss Minnie Hiersof Augusta visited
her brother Mr. T. J. lifers last week.
Miss Carrie McDolald is the charm
ing guest of Mrs. K. F. Weeks on Rail
Road Avenue.
Mr. T. 8. Weeks of Martins visited
hU nephew Mr. J. 11, Skinner last
week.
The Misses Brabham of Allendale
are the lovely guests of Judge F. O
Brabham.
Mr Jas. H. Skinner, we are sorry to
)«arn, is critically ill at his home.
Many of our progressive farmers are
shipping water melons aud canta
loupes. — ■
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REMEDY FOR HAY FEVER.
H F. Bulst Esq. was
Thursday.
- Dr. B. F. 8tome paid qs a pjeasatat
Thursday call.
Mr. R. A. DeSson spent last Weyk
with relatives at MoCortnick. ✓ '
Mrs. F. W. Weathersbee Is visiting
her sick daughter, Mrs. W % 8. Betas, at
Mobley, Ga. ‘ N ..
The District Lodge
P) thiaa will m«et at
Atagtist 29rd.
Mr. and Mrs. M h
gone to AtlanticCIty
der of the Sutaimer. i
ReVi J. L. Harley Is at Norway this
week, a** I sting'Rev. J. It Sojourner
in a protracted meeting.
~ Senator George II. Bates attended a
meeting of the Trustees of the. Colum
bia Fe mule Col lege y esterda J. .
Married by Rev. J. L Harley On the
9th Inst, Mr. John Jowers and Miss
Katie McDonald, all of this county.
Misses Davis, two very pretty young
ladies of the State Capital, ara visiting
their Uncle, Mr. D. G. Burckhulter.
Yesterday Col. Robert Aldrich and
family went to their Bummer cottage
at Baluda, N. C , to remain until Fall;
MfiJGE-'i’odd Pate returned to Sevan
nah on last Wednesday, after recuper
ating aomewkaft front a recent sickness.
The monthly meeting of the Lower
Three Run* Agricultural Club will be
held tomorrow, an Eveloss gathering.
Mrs.. J. O. Patteraon tmf children
and Ur. 8. B. Moseley and family aro
spending the week ou Sullivan's
i»Dnd.
The Bsrnwell Guards, Co. E , Third
Regiment, left, 87 strong. Tuesday
morning for tho week's encampment at
Columbia. ,
Mrs. W. Gilmore Simms and daugh
ters, accompanied by Miss Ssllie Pate,
left on 8unday for a two weeks’ visit
at Sullivan's islands
Tim brethren atad sNterin of -the
Stale Press Association haJ great times
at the annnal meeting at White Stone
Springs last week. *
Hon. Thomas K. Watson of Georgia
has been Invited to address the Barn
well County Cotton Growers’ Associa
tion on saieday in August.
Mrs. Richard Burckhalter of 'Joyce
Branch has a water gourd In good
condition that has been in occasional
use for over thirty-two j ears. 4
Miss GoMe Hutson returned to her
home In Savannah on Saturday after a
very pleasant visit to Miss Jennie Pate,
during wivich she made many friends.
The snnual tnedTTng'at Friendship
chinch wl'l commence on Saturday
next. Rev. WT (i. Britton l* preaching
for Hie pastor, who Is absent on a trip
to Europe. •
The protracted meeting fit Mizpali
Church, Buford’S Bridge , wm* discon
tinued owing to Rev. K. A. Yongiie’s
itln'ess wltli fever. Toward the close of
44m month an cvangeBsitie meeting will
beWld there.
Z. T. Pearson of the Marlboro Coun
ty sand hills has a pe ach orchard of
74,000 tree*. From 9 000 three year old
trfc'* he is shipping car loads of fruit,
selling them at $-2.-25 per crate, boO
crates to the cur.
The Internal revenue department Is
strictly enforcing the new ruling for
bidding Hie receiving, selling, giving
awav or purchasing of old cigar boxes.
A violation ol the law will involve a
peualtv *>f not less than $50
than $500.
Mr and Mr* JLM Weathersbee and
bright little son and eistc r . Miss Janie,
will leave In a few days to visit friends
aud relatives'at Ilillts, Ga . where they
expect to.jidn ftjends fjoip Augusta
aud A’abama aud spond a few days at
Statesboro before returning.
Bennie P. Davies of Tint PxorLK
alaff is realizing this week a long felt
wish—a week's vacation in ihtf Laud of
the Sky. The rest of Hie fort!® will
miss him, but know jug that be deserves
the vary best time In tho world will
pull a little harder until be comes
back.
While the Barnwell Connlv corn
crop has been much improved hy the
latter rain* it will be a -hort one. To
make up the deficiency many more
pea a have been planted than usual.
Pea* everywhere—in drill In cotton
and broadcast in corn and in stubble
land.
After Trying Other Treatments, Uyo
mel Was Used with Per-
i feet Success.
or more
The new pprtngtown Church wilt be
dedicated on next Sunday.
To assure a good get tip and
positionabaugea in running adver!l*e«i
menta should reach Mile often before
noon on Mondava, and copy for new
adverilaementa before boon on Thea-
daye. _*'v
Preaelttng at Healing Springs on the
2nd and 4th Sunday at (1 a, m.
Preaching Saturday before tbevth,
Sunday at II a m.
.preaching At Denmkrk l*t, and 3rd,
Sunday morning At 11. iu the evenlbg
At 8: JO.
/.. U. J. Snider,
Pastor,
&M**s. Bntst It COi have added to
their stock Wall paper, they have large
assortments of Bittern*, beautify your
heme* by covering your walls.
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Mr. W. C. Rimdhe paid us a pleasant
call on Saturday
For a dne feast of dga T«« Pito»i.A’a
folks thank tBelr Slever friend, Robbie
Easterling.
Good brother R. IV. D Rowell, grest
in energy and wide ranged usefulness,
gladdened us by an enjoyed visit on
Saturday,
A melon of the “did Tashio-'ed sort”
contributed on Thursday by Capt.
B‘. Swan brought, back pleasant mem
ories of youthful forays In the old time
new groundi
That “a friend In Wed ia a friend in
deed'’ was proved on last week’s busi
est day, when clever Charlie Halford
sent n* a superb Irish Gray watermej.
on. which wax as sweet ae Kathleen
Mavourneen..
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Onr good Wend, Mr. A. W. Soheider,
though prospering in Georgia, as he so
well deserves, still loves Carolina and
her people and shows it by word gud
deed. HisTudsduy visit was very en
joyable to uB.
We love our friends, but the human
nature In u* we* rather glad that none
of them Ivtd business this wav on Fri
day afternoon, for the two glorioua
heantle* given if* t-y Mr. W P. Bhime
were too gooil to divide. The best we
can do is to promise to putjrui planting
seed on shares next year.
You Can Get* at-
epEECH’s ppAPMAGY,
LIBBEY’S 6HT GLASS.
LIBBKYB CUT Q LABIS If It'a LIBBRY, It ha J the name Atcbetl In the glaaa
so it can be seen and read plainly. Bo tttany pedple pay for what th. y think la
Cut Glaaa, but afterwardk find’hat they have paid cut glasa prloea for only a
etieap Imitation. 'Tbla fraud of selllrt^cheap Imitations or “something Just a*
Wood” ha* been practiced to such an exteutAhat tlie question always arDea, “Is I
it reallv CUT GLABBt” You have heart the question asked youfeelf, then If
I.IBBRY’S name can be found on the piece of glass the question Is settled and
ttae answer ooiaie* back, “yeii, there Is LI RBEY, It’s tha real thing,” .and the
prettiest and Hnest article that can be turned out try any manufacturer.
We are proud of Che fact that we represent LIBBKY’S Cut flaaa in this coun
ty. The pricela no higher than that w‘hlch you would have to pay for , an ar-
ttufe which von could not^telf whetheftt wa* cut glasa or an imitation. 8o why
he thdnubtf LIBBEY’S post* no more than the Imitation. R^aluei-we would
almnlv like you to see LIBBKY’S cotglaa*.be*»de thb other brand*. If LIB
BKY’B don’t make the AUtem Ibok llko about M) cents, why there 1* no compari
son, ahmliuelv uoue. You might just a# well try to enmpare a perfect thro
carat diamond to a piece of quartz. See our line, very auiuble for ChritTmaa
and WEDDING preaenta.
SILVERWARE.
The Brand of onr Sterling Silver Ware is"
WHITING means as much 111 sterling silver ware a« Llbbey doe« In
cot glass. If Hz Whiting’s its all right—ita the best. People are *<* sus
picious these dav«, they always want to know If a thing I* genuine—If its
a good Ibrand. It Is so easy Tor a manufacturer to sunply pate good*
hud sell them for as much as if they wel* solid sliver. w If the piece of
silver has WHITING stahmeil on heverybody knows that It is the real
stuff-no fraud about it Wecarrvafull Hoe of WHITING’S STF.R-
LING SILVER WARE—Just the thing for Christmas-and WEDDING
PRESENTS. A few ol tne Arilclfta wo carry .—Table Knives, Forks.
Spoons, Butter Knives, Carvlug Sets, Ladies etc. - — n -—
w _ - l^fiARMACY.
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Brier*. Bwlst ft Co., are sho 1
white Quilt*, large assortment,
75c to $1.50 each.
Master Leroy Mulalr, Jr., reached
his fourth mile stone on Monday and
celebrated the happy event By enter-
tslnlng a goodly nnmher of his little
glrT Uud boy friends in a royal, manner.
Delicious ices and dainty cakes and
merry plays made the mid summer Af
ternoon one of glowing happiness to.
the young folks. '
For 11)05 0 tlie Faculty, of the Barn-
vreltGnrded Sehnwl will be ;
Principal—1\ M. Tyler of Ballsville,
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AaaUtantx—E. C. I^wrcnce of Dar^
llngton and Misses Colino Weatherly,
Mena AlbergottI, C. R. Bellinger and
Chestnnt Evans McIntosh of Dovcs-
vllle. Prof. Mai shall Moore declined
t» accept his reeiectlon.
Mr John Usscry died at his home
near Ellfo on Saturday of continued
fever, agad about Ik) venr*. leaving a
devoted'wife, two children, his father,
mother nod two brothers to cherish hi*
memory. He was a good man beloved
by all th.it knew him. a Deacqu of Mt.
CalVary Church. Two of Ills children
had died of the same disease within a
few weeks. The sympathies of many
true friends go to the mourners of tills
so sorely stricken family.
BLACKV1LLE NEWS.
Mr. Bruce Coleman of Aiken spent
Sunday in town, the guest of Dr. and
Mia L. F. Bonner. ^
' Mr. •Reuben Glllam of Denmark is
spending a few dava with his mother,
Mr*. M, J.
Misses Emmie Plunkett and Mario
ITeffernan of A ngostrt arc visiting Mr*.
C.J. Martin.
Mr. and Mr*. DeLeon Lynch of Sa
vannah are visiting Miss Annie Laurie
Groves.’
Miss May Scinsell of Hubert. Ga., is
spending a few days with Mrs,. Nellie
Forre*t Matheny.
Mrs. It L. Barns of Macon, Ga., Is
on a visit here to her parents. Mr. and
Mrs J. II. Sanders.
Mrs. L. A. Burns of Charleston is
visiting her sister, Mis* Mary RLev.
Miss Alice Kings Briggs of Athenrf,
Ga., is spending soma lime with her
cousin. Miss Sarah Hammer.
Mrs B. P. Thompson of St Imuls,
Mo., and Mrs. U. L. Albree and two
Children of Miami, Fla , are spending
some tiuM! with Mrs M. J Glllam.
Drs. J H. K. and W. C Milhous are
this week attending tlie State Dental
Association at White Slone Springs
A Camp of Sous of United Confeder
ate Veteran* was organized on the 12Hi
in*t, with a membership of about 73
sons and grandsrtn* of the heroes of
the sixties Tlie ©Ulcers are :
A. B. Hair-Commander.
J. Wyhu i>;c vulng—Firzt Lieuten
ant Commander, ' /
Samul R. BoyDton—Second Lieuten
ant (?hinmahder.
11. Fullerton Buist—Adjutant.
Rev C. M. Billings—Chaplain,
R. Bowman Still—Commissary.
A committee consisting of Clinton M
Felder, John M Farrell, Dr. Ryan A
Gyfbs, Herman Brown and Robert B
Fickllng was appointed to look after
t he promotion of I he camp, also to
cooperate with the Robert E. Lee
Chapter of Daughters of the Confeder
acy In tli**ir high purpose*,
Tlie Camp adopted the honored name
of Johnaon II a good.
Mr C. M. Felder ha* been appointed
on the staff of Gen. Teague of Aiken
as Aide de Camp; with the rank of
Captain, of the Second Brigade «f U.
C. V.’s of this State. His appointment
was mitde by Gen. Teague.
The organization of this Camp o:
snua, is due eoUrely to the efforts of
Me. Felder and the appointment given
him bv Geo. Teague 1* a fflgta compli
ment 4b a worthy son of a gaiiant Con
federate veteran of the cause that was
j.w* t ho..»h Tisaa - -
Mis* Lumpkin, of Columbia, who de
livered such a beautiful and iitugniti'
cent address a^ the reunion at Louis
vine, will be nsked to deliver the same
In tlie near
- a. ir. c.
Before the discovery of ITyomel tlie
only advice a physician could give his
hay fever patients was to go away from
home, but now anyone who is subject
“ to this disease can, If Hyomel is used,
stay at home without fear of the an
nual attack of sneezing, watery eyes,
and other discomforts.
J F. Forbes, a well known Western
rallroart man, whose home is^at Mo
Cook, Nebraska, writes; *‘I have never
had any relief from any remedy for
hay fever, even temporarily, until I
discovered the merits of liyoinei. I al
ways reiftru mend It when occasion re-
qulies.”
There is no offensive or dangeroqa
stomach dosing when flyomel is used.
This reliable remedy for the cure oi all
diseases of the respiratory organs is
breathed through a neat pocket inhaler
that comes with every ontllt. so that
the air taken into the throat and lungs
ia like that of the White Mountains or
other health retorts, where hay fever
U unknown.
The fact that J^C. Creech agreea to
refund the money to any hav fever suf
ferer wbqutes Hyomei without suc
cess, should Inspire cnnfldeime In its
dower to effect a cure. ANaimpiete
out At coets only $1.00 aud extra bottles
but 30 ccuU. 4 '
Married, In the presence of a few
friends at Pleasant Mountain Church,
at half past ten o’clock oaJ8undHy
morning. Rev. J. F. Morrall officiating,
Capt. VV. P. Bailey and Mfss Viola
Glover of Bennett Springs Township.
The happy couple reached their home
in Barnwell on Sunday afternoon. To
the good wad true Captain and charm
ing life partner lie has so happily won.
the best cbngratulations of hosts of
friends are given for their long life.
O'lixtant prosperity and increasing
happiness. A
Powell’s Mill has been the meeting
place of many happy gathering*, but
no day there has ever been fuller of
enjoyments tnan the 12th hist, when
tlie annual reunion and barbecue of the
Rirtfamily made the day one of per
fect deUgbl to the four score good peo
ple ao fununAte as to.be theca. Capt
G. E. Blrt proved a model master of
ceremonies aud was ably assisted by
his good sons and - daughters, their
wive* and husband* in v dl4p«n*1ng big
hearted and generous hah.ded hospital
ity. The barbecue wa* itk superb suc-
co#4 sufficient In quantliyTor tbrlce a*
many guests add of utftnrpassable
quality. And all there wished many
more happy returns to the clever Gap-
tain and all near and dear to him, for
they are all worthy of the best bless
ings of this Ufa.
address here to this Camp
future.
OTRANTO NEWS.
Rain every day no\V and the crops
are growing beautifully.
Wedding bells will ring again soon
Mr. W. F. Walker of BintoiY r -F4^
haslbmi visiting his father here.
Messrs W Z Bryan A Co., will be
gin operating their saw"imtt Again tir
lew days.
Some of the young folks speak of at
tending the pi** nlc at Crockettville.
Mr. P. J. Zeigler ia building some
telephone lines through this neighbor
hood.
The annual protracted meeting at
Beech Branch Church will commence
on July20th, and will continue until
afier the following Sunday, it will be
conducted by Kcv. Mr. Spruill.
This is probably the oldest church in
this part of the State, being founded
about one hundred and llfty years ago.
Near the church is a beautiful ceme
tery enclosed with a substantial fence.
Many years ago the grandfathers aud
mothers of our leading citizens wor
shiped at this church and were laid t©
rest after the lamps of life wont out,
beneath tlie oaks and .cedars in the
cemetery near bv. Among them were
the Giilords, Johnston*, Fitts’ and
Richardson*. J.
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CICHS, TOUCCO, SHPFP.
Y"IT know that the Bread, Roils, Biscuits and Cake* sold from
VV ill RYAN’S Bakery are a* tine a* can be bought anywhere in
T ■ America—because the travelling people from Boston, New
York. IHriiadelpiOa, ftiuhmoud-gfrmit all tha North-western and boutli-
western cities who stop at the Molair House-Inquire wli.ere they get
their bread, and saj It Is as fine as th-y ever get In their home cities,
and far better than they get In moat citlca. -
Wo don’t'say we make better bread than ally other Bakery, hut do say
we make as good as the best. Try it and fielp u* keep up this flue record.
We want you to try our HOME MADE JELLY—it Is n< pure.a*
mountain spring water—made only with granrlaled sugar and fruit. A
recent visitor to Barnwell was so plni*ed with It that ha had u* ship
him one case—4 dozen glasses—for which he paid US 15a, a glass—$1.80
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JL We want VOh TO know and remember we are the people from whom to •
buy candy, because we carry one lyindred different vailutlea.
v-We ate the propte ffrr Ontekers, bccau-e w« oarvy^w<u>ty-rtv« differ
ent varieties in all tight packages where they are kept ficsh^and crisp.
In onr hhow Case KefrigeiHtor, where they s 'are kept ijool aud deli
cious—The line*t Imperial Cheese in smaH porcelain jars—about 3
ounces for loo. The finest ‘ Clover 11111” Butter in 1 pound prlnts-at 35<\
Maiischino Cherries—)^ pints 23c. i
“ “ 1 “ fi!)c. £
Imported OHve Oil 50c. <w
? Beautiful assortments Chocolate Candies In 1 pound Boxes 00c. +
^ “ *• 80c.
Sparkling Champagne Cider—Plata .... 23c.
We want you’to see our Prepared Mustard Assortment—In Glass But
ter Dishes, Sugar Bowls, Cream 1'itcher*. Our assortment in Opal
Ware Butter Dishe* and Sugar BowU. Assortment in Stone Jars—15c.
each or-2 for-25c.
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Sweet I’ickU-s, Sour I’lckles, MayftnaUe, BeHiitlful White Or.ion Picklcz
Don’t forget—Our’* is the place for GLEN 3?SPRINGS W A TER.
When In town come and let us t*4i rhu about our GRAND JDJ^IN-
FE4;TA3CT«"™'11 aestroy* bad odotifi, disinfects *iek room* aud makoM the +
air as sweet and balmy’a* a May morning. It kills ll;us ou dog*, cit* •
and hogs — flfjoy to chickens, turkeys and ducks, because it kills +
cbicken lice, Texas tlcas and mites. Will run fliesj mosquitoes and
moths. . < . 4-'
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VERY TRULY,
Whittle’s Stables, .
BlackVille.S. C.
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All the year round haVe Oh sale
The surest, safest, soundest
Mules for all purposes J
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handsomest, hardiest and most
honest Horses and Mares
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That long ami pnbito-plcasiog expedience car select and good rA*h money bd/.
HARNESS . HARNESS*
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An Immense stock, reaching from the Choicest to the Cheapest Grades,
separa'e piece Hold, from a Brow Band up or down. Baddies tvt lion And
men. Lap Robe* and Whip* Ac. In Vast variety, but of the bMtquAllty.
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My Stock of Buggies Is superb, the most comfortable, the
the prettiest In finish and style made In AiherlcS.
My Wagon* are ol the makes that have stood the tost of weSr end tins t6 tfcl
iinbroken satisfaction <j>f All who have Used them. Buy on#. Toil will MV
blacksmith bills and be blessed by your easy pulling teemi.
Charlie Brown,
BARNWELU S. C.
“Woffer'd. Oolleg©.
HENRY N. SNYDER, LL. D., President.
Two degrees, A. B. znd A. M. FonrcC^Zf.os JoAdiog to the A. B. Degree.
Nine professor*. w
Departments-Ethics *nd Astronomy, Msthemntli!*, *;.,£;<!«, and Geology,
Biology and Chennsrry, Latin. Greek. Kng!i«n, German srul AliStory
and Economics. Library aqd Librarian. The W. K. Burnett gymnasium un
der a competent director. J.-B. Cleveland Science Hsll. Athletic grounjjjs
Course of lectures hy the ablest men on the platform. Kare„mu*ical opportuni
ties. Next 8es*ion September 20th.
Bokfd from $8 to $10 a month. For catalogue or other Information, a<rtlre*8
J. A. GAMEWELL, Secretary, Spartanburg, 8. C.
- Wofford College Fitting School.
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Three new Brldt Building*. Hteam UcaTend^l^ctrlc lights.
Head Ma*ter. lour teachers and matron live in the building*.
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Students take a regular bourse in the College GymnasUim, and have access to
the Uollege Librarv.
$115.00 pays for board, tuition and all ftc*. Bonsiof Methodist ministers do
ndt pay tuition.' Nexfsession begins September 2wt; ———•—y —
For Catalogue, etc., address ^ .
A. 4I ASON DPTRE, Head Master, 8part*nbnrg, 8. C.
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For Better Schools.
TOTRUSTEESr
-lam prepared to furnish School Fur
niture and Supplies of all kinds.
I can supply the Schools of the Coun
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BENT HER DOUBLE.
I knew no one, for four weeks, when
I was sick whh typhoid and kidney
trouble, writes Mrs. Annie Hunter, of
^Pittsburg, Pa . and when I got better,
although I had qocof the best doctors
I could get, I was bent doubto, and had
to rest my hand* on my knees when I
talked. From tills terrlblf affliction I
was rescurd by ElectriqTOtteraVwhich
restored my health and •Length, and
howl can walk as straight as ever.
They are simpiy wonderluL Guaran
teed to cure fclouiach, liver ami kidney
disorders, at C. N. Burckhalter’* Drug
btore. Croocb’s Pharmacy, price 50c. -
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They advertise for ib* and bcaidcs we 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 warehouse.
*My prices are right aiid my line is from the best
manufactories in tho South. I &clLliiLclicap West
ern vehicles. •
Come to see or write me.
L. D. BRABHAM,
ELLENTON, S. C.
Sale aiid Livery Stables—-Buggies,
Farm Implements..
Wagons
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FINAL DISCHARGE. *
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Notlce Is hereby given that
dersigned will, on Monday, August 14,
1905, file her final account as Adminis
tratrix of the estate of Ira Lindley; de
ceased, with J. K. Snelling. Judge of
probate for Barn wt 11 Couuty and ap
ply for letters dUuiissory.
Mrs. J. A. Lindler.
July 12th, 1905. Administratrix
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED-
I TORS.
All persons indebted to the estate of
L. A. Black, deceased, arc hereby re
quested to make payment to the under
signed, and all persons holding claims
axaiust the said estate will present the
same duly attested to
M r*. Alice Black,
Administratrix.
July 13th, 1905,
G TEACHERS: -
l ean help you secure desirable and
profHable positions.
Make the Bchool Rooms comfortable,
employ the Right Teacher*, and tU p
children will make the progress that
will the better assure their succes* In
after life. ,
Call on or correspond with
W. H Jones, 1
Barnwell. 8. C.
DR. J. U. £. HUMS.
DENTAL TURGEON,
iLtclfiuti & &
•Will be St hie Barnwell
office every Holiday and
Tuesday, and at his hom*
office ih Blackville tvqrf
Friday and Saturday*
DR.
-P.LEE,
Dentist,
JAMES A. WILLIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Biuckualtkr — BvtlDIxd,
Buruwcjl, ----80.
Prompt Attcn-
lion Given to
all Business.
Practice Hi State
and Federal
Courts.
MONEY TO LEND.
We are prepared to negotiate lostas on
Improved farm* for live yeah*, partial
payment*, interest 8 per ct-nt on loan*
nnuer $1,000; 7 per cent <>n loa'ns over
$1,000. Don’t write, come anil see, us
J. O. Patterson A Son.
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BRING YOUR m"
and have home-made meai
and grist
BRING YOUR GBAi
and have your stock feed
_ ground.
No ca«h to pay, only h small toll. Wd
have all uiOdefn macblnery for IhMtf
purpotci^ _
GLENDALE DAIRY,
/ Barnwell. S. C.
House Cold Tire Setter.
ITaving bought and thoroughly test
ed this new and up to date invention
and finding it first class and Ailing a
long lelt want I can serve my friend*
and the general public quickly, cheap
ly and to their complete sat htfaEthm;.
nUng .VAur wag**!**, buggies or other
vehicles, have tlreir tiro* tightened h<t
fore the Ifat^Tihg season and so avoid
break down*, delay* and costly repair*
Can afcrink a act of lire* in 2tl nwn-
utea—while von wait.
All other Blacksmith woik well done
at mv shops—Northwest corner of
the public 8quare. Give me a call, PH
do my best to please ymi
MACE JEFFCOAT,
iiARNWELL, 8. C,
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W1LLISTON, - - H. d
Will work anywhere hi the cot*nfcr|4
by special appolntneafc
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C. f. CalboBD, P. X. Bickiioai
Wo. Mesa
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Calhoun &
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