The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 24, 1905, Image 3
Tire. ftoibortB, Jr., Clerk.
Cept- W. IJU Kennedy comes home
tpdity from Hendersonville, N. 0,
, Mr*. Frank II. Creech-U ei^endinK
the bested tei-m at'Hendersonville, N.
^Onr bHarM yonng; friend Herbert
Cecvln of Ulsckville called to see us on
Tuesday.
Miwses Oarrte Cavo and Kathleen
CaliiT left for Kew Yotk via the Clyde
Line on Tliurkdny last.
iXiinily Episcopal church at-Ed^n-
Reld has extended a call to ftet. 8. £.
Premlaa to Us rectorship.'
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Business new8.
TEACHER WANrECr-A Flr«t
Vlaas Male readier Of exMifence u
wanted-for Here**lea gchool District
Wrlle, *lvlnn.rul partlctilars, t»,f. a,
Morris,-Secretary, HnrmvelV,' 8 0.
EAt.fi3JI»N WANTED to look af-
ttsr our interest In Barnwell' and aoja-
oent counties. Salary or commission.
Address, Clover Oil and Paint to.,
-^Clevelaod, C.
-WANTED—If yotr want to yet the
nest prices for your chickens and egirs
amt all country produce ship to M. C.
Walker <fc Co . Wbolesala Commission
Merchants, 1011 Washington St., Co
lutnbia, 8. C.
N. D. -Walker,
Mjcr.
Brifc*s. Bnlst ft Co., are showing
white Quilts, large assortment, from
73c to| 1.50 each. v
Prepare for* fall hauling, Briggs,
Bnlst A Co , have a fait assortment of
celebratedjme aqd two horse Miiburn
Wagons, give tbetn a call.
Blltmore Strain of Thoroughbred Es-
sex Pigs, entitled to registration, for
sale by A. B. Patterson, Barnwell, 8.
O. , 4t.
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— FIXAI, mstHABr.y:
Notice U hereby given that the un
dersigned will, on Monday, September
lH;h, 1903. file ItU final account with 4,
K. 8nelliug, Judge of Probate for
Barnwell County, as Guardian of Mrs.
Kebecca Gaidncr and apply for letters
dlsmissory.
, G. N. Askew.
-■> - ' Guardian.
August 11th, 1903.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Tb4 Roffifttnition Rook & will Uo
Jn tlte Court House on the tlrst Mon
day (sale dav> In each month for the
transhotion of such business as is re
quired by law.
„ W. J. Baxley, Chairman.
G. R. Dunbar. Secretary.
NOTJClwTO DEBIORS AND CRK1
I TORS. , ^
AU person* iodoi.fwl to tin? estitte of
jars il. A. l^lfittr, det-eased, aiewre
By requested to make payment to the
underitlgnetl, and all persons bolding
tdaims sgsiost tin said e»tHte pre-,
aent tbc same duly attended tn
» Paul D’L ItlKi-k.
Execrtor.
Barnwell, 8. C. August 22nd, 1903.
DR. W. C. MILHOUS,
DENTIST,- .
- - s. c.
Baroitll,
j-. r- - ' '■'t *- '
Will be in niy office every Fri
day and Saturday until November
first. —i——-—=—
From November 1st to April I
will be in my office "every day.
From April to November I will
attend calls in the country or
meet patients at any of our Towns
by appointment^j —
SI4IB OF SOtTH CAAOLiS),
Cpt NTT Or liAUNUXCC, ‘
In the Probate C'j>urt.
9
BarnwtU County.
Whereas Robert M. Mlxson ba'h made suit
nnto me to grant him l etUTsr' TTf Admlnin
trniion, with the will annexe), on tlie e-stste
of Willa 1. Ixnid, deceased,
These art', therefore, to eite1snd“a:linbnT«R7
a'.I and singular, tlie kindred and creditors of
the said Willa I Loud, deceased, that
they l* and appear before me, in tire t onrt of
Probate to be held at BarnwcHam Monday,
llth Peprerabcr, UK>5, next, afttjr [lublfv-a-
tion hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, If any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted >
Given under my Hand this d-M day of Aug
ust, Anno Domini, 1905. r
Published in The IIahsweu.
ust 24.1905.
JOHN K. SNELM.VG,
I’robaU' Judge.
Paon.E
Aug-
Tha registration books of Mfe town
nfe now open at the store of G. W.
Patrick and will remain upon for the
registration of voters until live day*
before tlie municipal election which
will be held on tbc second Tuesday in
September.
— C J. Hay. .
Clcik.
.Mr. and Mr*. M. L. Middleton have
Returned from a delightful summer
stay at Atlantic City, N. J.
If-tfaf weather continue* good the
county cottAn crop will be gathered
before the end of September. ‘
Mr Ayeock of Union U now aoeepta-
blv HUing the poaltion of aaletman
with Messrs Molalr A Porter.
Major and Mr*. P. W. Farrell and
daughters wont Noi th last week on
Ideal pleasure trip of a few weeks.
Capt. Geo. P. Morris returned last
w ; eek from a pleasant visit to his broth
er, Mr. T. J. Morris, at Jerome, G*.
r “3M«;nowing school trustee once re
marked: “it's much easier to control
the children than it is to manage the
parents.”
Mf»s Belle Harrison of Augiiita Is
the admired guest of Mr. and Mrs. W.
0. Kearse at their' hospitable homo in
Allendale. *
The protracted meeting at Long
Branch Church will commence on Sat
urday before the second Sunday in
September.
4 It’s too late now to plant slow grow-
ing turnips, but next month will be
•tlie safer lime for planting the fast
grow ing sorts.
Hiss TXiTsy Stokes of BiacKVHlo Is
vtaDlug northern and eastern points of
interest in company witli a party of
Orangeburg friends.
Next week we will publish a lette.r
from (’ongreisman Aiken, which came
too late lor this issue.
Rev J. L. Hurley will commence a
protracted meeting at Salem church on
next Monday. Rev. J. R. Sojourner
w ill assist him.
Lot* of tnrmppatfhcs we.ro planted
last week and •provident folkswill eon-
Mnno that good work, to the better*
iifent ol w inter tab e* and live stock.
Last week eighty bales of new sod a
few of old cotton were weighed on the
Barnwell platform. I.H*t y p ar the lirst
bale was'weighed there on August
21st. . •.
Mr. f,. T. Williams was in town on
Monday, sttli sjulfering from a fall
from III* wagon received aeverni
months ago, but a« bra\e and cheerful
as wTftn be wore tbo gray. •
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Speaking of the State Farmers’- In
stitute at Clemson College, Capt. J A.
Jenkins told tut that! the agriculturists
attending it In the im* tiie leaders
in their aeveral neigh^Onroothu *'
—Mr. amTMraf E—L**ThrPrr und cliil-.
tiirn amt Mr. ftridUfrS. J. TfrGulTer ami
ehildjc.n of Orangeburg were
welome guest* of Capt W. Halford
family on Saturday and Sunday.
The hull bat* are great eaters of mos
quitoes. Let them, the hull hats.alqne
and sie that vour neighbor* do like
wise. The law forbids tlie killing of
iuAcctivorou* birds at all seasons.
Alter an absence of four years Mr. J.
C. Moody of Charleston ha* again, but
all too hrodlv for their eatisfaetion,
gladdened hi* manyDarnwell reiativea
and friends with hi* pleasant presence.
By J. K. Snellinar, Esq., .Kidire of Probate in 1 , ,
* u ’ ■ i ’ /i _ 4 _ y Jmrtge Sneiling knows go»>d thing*
Mr. C. E. Grime* paid a* an appra-
elated bu*y day call l«*t weak.
Mr. O. W. Pate paid u* a Sunday call
that proved the belter the day the bet
ter the deed.
Handsome |n person and perform
ance was the gmd visit' of our clever
Green Is ml friend, Mr. D. G. Buab, on
Tuesday. J ; r
The clever mall remembrance of
Capt. L. F. Hughes gave tbe week a
plfiuaotbeginning but wa and manr
others would be glad to see hie goqd
seif,much oftener.
I. L. Tobin
Monday,-^-
Esq. waa lu town on
A* we go to pretw Barnwell surren
ders bey key* to the Knight* of Pyth-
laa, coming from manv Lodges to at
tend the District Meeting. - ^ - -
While they are here the old town
theirs, with all that U has of welcome'
and of hospitality. The local Knight*
and all Barnwell people have but the
tPtltg 'F'f 'T'yTHa RTxVT* IfT'iSR ' g.B ~IIV p^TTwv*
enough for their visitor*, who repre
sent an order that keeps It* members in
touch of loving brotherhood, that Uvea,
the charity of the golden rale and dis
penses the benevolence that lifts the
burden of sorrow from stricken heart*
and brings again tlie sunshine of hope
Into live* clouded with bereavements
that sooner or later must come to all.
May you carry away with y«ii as
pleasant memories as you shall leave,
and the longer you remain the warmer
shall bo your welcome and the greater
thall be Barnwell’s happiness.
A CLEMSON COLLEGE REMEDY.
If chicken mites bother your fowls
put tomato vines In the nest* of the
setting hens and on tbe floor,of the
fowl house and the mites will quit the
place.
DEXT1ATRY,
I take pleasure in Introducing my
son, Dr. W\C. Milhous, to my patients.
Ho has located in Barnwell and we oc
cupy the same oflico, I commend him
to my patients, knowing that he Is well
able to tike caro of them. He will be
in our office every Friday and Satur
day. I w ill continue to meet my regu
lar appointment* every Monday and
Tuesday.
J; ILE. Milhous. D.D.S.
Billings returns this . t t, m-o iv
gilt vitcsl.ion vi*':r. to It:* ORANGEBURG COLLEGIATE IN-
it'*, xp'l will occupy hi> STITL'TE.
-Yon Can Get» at-
CREECH'S PHAPMAOY.
LIBBEY’S BBT GLASS-
i LIBBKY'8 CUT GLA8S, if it*a 7*1 BBEY, U baa tbe name etebod in tbe glass
•o It caa be *een and read plainly. 8o many people pay for what they think le
Cul-Gla**, bat afterwards And that they have paid <*at glasa prices for only a
cheap Imitation. This fraud of soil log cheap imitation* or 'Something jnst a»
good*' ha* been.practiced to such an extent that the queatlou always arieea, “Is
It really CUT GLASS?” You have heard the question naked yonrself, then If
LIBBKY’8 name can be found on the piece ofgU** the question Is settled an
the answer comes back, "ye*, there I* i*( BBEY, It’a tho real thing,** and th
prettiest and finest article that can be turned out by any manufacturer.
We are proud ol the fact that we represent LIBBKY’8 cut glass lathis coun
ty. The price is no higher than that which you would have to pajrfor an ai
tide which you could not tell whether It was curglass cnr bit Imitation. Bo why
be in doubt! f/tBBEY'8 costa no more than the Imitation. Deal dee we would
simply like you to see LIBBKY’8 cut glasa beside the other -brands. If I.IB-
BEY’S don’t make the others look like about 80 oenta, why there Is no compari
son, absolutely none. You might just os well try to coippare a perfect two
carat diamond to a piece of quarts. Bee our line, very aultable for Christmas
and WEDDING presents.
SILVER WARE.
The Brand ol oar Sterling Silver Ware is “Whiting.”
WHITING mean* as much in sterling sllfyf yrare as Libbey does in
cut glass. If its Whiting’s it* all rfght—Its the best. , People are so sus
picious these days, they always want to know If a thing Is genuine—If its
a good brand, it I* so easy for a manufacturer tn simply- plate good*
nnd sell them for ns much as if they were solid silver. If tbe piece oL
stiver has WHITING stamped on It everybody.know* that it Is the real
stufT-r no fraud about It Wecarryafull line of WIIUTNG’S. 8TER-
“L1NG SILVER WARE—juitthe thing for Christmas and WEDDING
PRESENTS. A few of the articles we"eirryT—Table Knives, Forks,
8poons, Buttpr Knives, Carving Bets, .Ladles etc. " '-■f-r; —
CREECH’S PHARMACY.
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n
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NEXT
Rev.
rk from a fi 1
old Virginia home, and will occupy liii
pulpit on Sunday next.
Mr. ChrTitophcr Langley andTamily
arc down from Columbia for a w hile as
Mr. Langley is writing.policies for the
Hartford Life In Barn well County.
Mr. Guy Cave, now holding a re
sponsible position in tlie Seaboard Air
Line office*, Savannah, is with Bam-
»cil relative, and friends this week.
Parents who expect to fUtronire
hoarding schools this next session are
now deciding Where to send their sons
and daughters. Before deciding, you
should write for a catalogue of The
Orangeburg Collegiate Institute. It is
one of the best schools and best equip
ped schools in lower South Carolina,
and ha* a faculty second to no other
The school I* located In one
healthiest towns in the State.
of the
It has
ofie of the be*t rnustc departments in
tbe State. Over one hundred student*
have sent In application*.
Write to President W. 8. Peterson
for a catalogue, term* &e. He can cer
tainly intarest. you. and if you send
vour hovs and girls to him they will be
in good bands.
ulier ami _
the verv - Lodge No,..12< Ki of I*. Mr
Kurd and l!, ‘ ile Y "" ,1 J - ^‘“ er
and \vi»ely wcni to Rich Land a day
before the fe i*r, llivreby nii*«lhg the
eye and pen of our reporter last week,
and having a longer good time than
oil.er visitors.
—The- BarnwHI—TtaptM- Association
4 ill he held witli Friendship i httrch
•ginning rimr*d tv, October 2*5th, and
The Savannah River Association witli
ihe Allendale I'hurch. coimuenolhg
Friday, November 17th.
And we mark Tuesday with
stone, for ('apt. S. W. Trotl.l
town, recovering good
a white
was in
look* and young
health after a long and weary illness
Ami all Barnwell rejoiced with hopes
that the future may bring him <tbun-
HAY FEVER FOR 27 YEARS.
u
dant recoin pc use.
The unsnimoii* commendation of
Barnwell fortunate* who'*ttended the
Rich Land barbecue and pic nlc on
-f+mrsnay nnilitpliesjour rrgret that-wc
conld 4lot gq, I'lie carjL-AvI Min*a f»ort4-
fotk* inu*t linglo pleasantly, lor many
nice tiling* have been said of thorn—
derdrvcdly.
At. it* monthly meeting on Friday
the Lower Three Runs Agricultural
Club received several valuable addi
tions to its membership.
It. now has about forty impes on Its
roll, all keenly alive to material inter
est and social anil neighborly better
ment. Good seeds for the future are
being sown in good soil.
Prof, and Mrs. Neuffer reached
Barnwell, their home for at least the
next school year, on Saturday evening,
slid have already made many .friends.
Tbe admirable school work done by
f’rof Neuffer id Alabama nnd his
pleasant personality guarantee his sue*
CPS) here. And tlie music classes will
be fortunate In having a* their teacher
*o accomplished a musician as Mrs.
Neuffer.
Messrs McNab A Caldwell are open
ing a brand new and carefully selected
and closely bought stock of dry goods,
hats nnd shoes at the stand formerly
occupied by Mr. A. P. Manvilla Both
members of tlie firm. Mr. William Mc-
Nab and Mr. J. M. Caldwell, have had
large mercantile experieice nnd are
up to date business men. They have
the perfect confidence of ail that know
them and will act and.’dve up to their
flne tepnrations for high character aud
... . , fair dealing
inei,'.and tlie results following this
-treatment -have been sn-rettiarkable After an iBnesa of nearly four week*
Well Known New England Woman
Cured of Hay Fever -Cure Was
Lasting.
The thousands of discouraged peo
ple who dread tlie approach of sum
mer because they have hay fever and
cannot find any relief from it, will read
with Interest nnd gratitude the follow-
ing statement from Helen S. Williams
of Manstieiii, Mas*. #
"For 27 years, from the ftionth of
August uull! heavy frost, l have been
afflicted with hay fever, grow ing worse
and worse each year, until of late year*
I was unable to attend to my work
gu'ing that period.
— \"La»t summer [ fortunately gave
Hyomel a trial, aVl 1 am happy to say
that It entirely cured me, and I have
hsd no occurrence of tbe disease
■luce.” i—
Tbis letter Is only one of many that
have come to the proprietor* of Hyo-
JENXYNKW8. ——
Miss Josie Fontaine of Statesboro,
Ga., is spending some time with MD*
Emma Ligbt*ey..
Mr*. G, W. Jenny and her little
daughter Louise are visiting relatives-
and friend* «t Denmark* —
Prof, and Mrs. T. D. Jones of
Ehrhardt spent last Wednesday with
Capt. and Mrs J. W vinan Jenny.
* At the TSyt -meeting of Endow ment
Messrs 8. K.
ere elected
delegates to attend the District Con
vention to bo held at Barnwell Aug.
2.1 id ibst.
Capt. J. W. Jenny is having an ar
tesian well bored. Mr..J. M. Jennings
of Bamberg hax Tfl'e contract and the
work so far i* progressing nicely.
The first bale of tlie new crop of cot
ton ginned by Jenny A Loarthott ws*
brought in by Mr. J r H. Williams, and
was sold to J: W. Jenny & Co., for 10
cts. Thi* bale was just ton days earlier
than the lirst ginned by the company
last year.
L.
WITHINDICH LAND’S GATES.
: The Educational Rally at Rich Land
Academy, _ formerly Pierce’s Chapel
< ffmrctr; orrT inrrsdwy la-e w**- at tend
ed by some three hundred good men,
better women and medal deserving
young folks. Each visitor expected
rb«yho;t ilHxGd—G^ycarandnot one
went away disappoinTSlL For Rich
[.and hospitality 1* of (he highest qual
ity, an inheritance from the honored
past and a* naciirai as breathing,
Ttm committee on arrangement* con
sisted of those live, succcsslul business
men. P. B. Dicks. L. W. HIM and K.
H. Dicks, who were tirele-s in their ef
forts to crowd the day with happiness,
and tlie good housewives of me com
munity lightened their labors by their
lino tact and perfect courtesy.
speech making, which’win? far more
sensible and eloquent than that which
rings out in the State Ilou*e. At 11
o’clock Prof. B. M. Darlington was in
troduced and delivered one of hi* cliar-
acterlstically bright and heipful ad
dresses and was followed worthily by
Rev. J. Howard Carpenter of Augusta.
An intermission of two hours was
given, during which a glorious, feast of
substantial*'and dilioactes was enjoy
ed, the menu reminding all of the gen
erous abundance of tlie old times and
tlie culinary excellence of the latter
days. Yeur scribe ha* not language to
describe tlie tooth-omeness of the good
.thing* so lavishly provided, and hard
ly expects in all Ills future life to see
anotlier equal day, unless Rich Laud
Invites another future gathering.
After dinner speaking is generally
difficult, but following the recess Cols.
J. K. Harley, G. II. Bates and C. C.
Simms-proved that there are exeep
lions to tlie rule and guvd the perfect
after-glow to tlie programme of this
true red letter day. .
Tlie good people of this fair Rich
Land of peace, progress and prosperity
are resolved to make the Rich Land
Academy of tlie near future the full
peer of the school sp famous in the
days of their fathers, and in their lexi
con there is no such word as "fall.”
Though the revenue from taxes is at
present sufficient for ouly a firm of
tonr.or five months the putrans have
subscribed enough money to extend
the time to eight or nine months and
have elected a male teacher at & pom
(hat it ia proposed at Uie annual con-
yention of. hay fever *u<Terera to
recommend llyotnei. - •
By breathing.the germ killing and
healing balsauH of’Njfqmel, anyoni
can have at aiiy inemNvt «f the day/
either In their home or office, a climate
like that of the White Mountains.
The complete outfit costs but $1,
extra bottles 60 ceota. J. C, Creech
egrees tn refund the money to any hay
feyer sufferer a bo u«q« Hyomel with -
OtftbcucUt,
Mrs. M A. Laffitre entered the eternal
peaee oTthe Itith lust., aged about Oil
years. Her body was laid to rest in the
.•cnieteiratBpeedwaJi uhwrch, of which
she was a consistent member.
J'he.l* aurvived bv a devoted husband,
three loving children, Capt. W. D
Black. Mr. Paul D’L. Black, Mrs. B.
W. Peeples, and many relatives who
wilt cherish the sacred memories' of
her perfect, beautiful life on earth, un
til they ■hall meet her again, safe ib
aholter 9l the throne Above,
The next session of the ORANGEBURG COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE will open oq Wedncadny, September SOth.
• A V • / -
19Q5. Wc have rborii for a few more hoarders nnd wohld
appreciate your futtronage. Our term* are moderate and
ourcaurae of study, la thorough. Flna..departoaeuts of
Art, Elocution and Music. - .
AYrite fAr our aatalogetr r - —
r l ■, J t | „ • .i;J r■ v v wk.';.rf-''^3TC!it^BUwShgMBa
The very best of the season,
Call and see them sure.
VERY TRULY,
. Whittle’s Stables,
RlackVille, S. C.
t Hill Top Stables
<Mx$>
AH the year round have on. sale '
The surest, safest, soundest
W. S. IPETJBIRSOIN'
President.
s, a .
/ ‘Wofford College.
IIENRY.N, SNYDER, LL^D., President.
Two-degrees, A. B. and A. M. Four course* leading to the A. B. Degree.
Nine professors. .
Departments—Ethics and Astronomy, Mathematic**, Physic*, and Geology,
Biology and Chemistry, Latin, Greek, Kngli«h, German' and Kreuch.-History
and Economics. Library add Librarian. The-W. E. Burnett gymnasium un
der a competent director. J. B. Cleveland Science Hall. Athletic grounds.
Course of lectures bv the ablest men on the platform. Rare musical opportuni-
tfes. NeXt SessiOn September 20tli. , ,
Board from |8 to (Iti a mouth. For catalogue or othe^r Information, address
J. A. GAMEWELL, Secretary, Spartanburg, 8. C.
Wofford College Fitting School.
so . ■’ ■
Three new Brick BnlhTings. Steam heat and electric light*.
Head Master, lour teachers and matron live in the buildiuga. ^ "
Sitnatcjl on the Wofford Campus. | ‘
Stndefffs take a regular course in the College Gymnasium, and have access
the College Library.
$115 00 pays for board, tuition and all foes. Bon* of Methodist ministers do
not pay tuition. Next session begins September 20th.
For Catalogue, etc., address
A. MASON Dul'RE, Head Master, Spartanburg, 8. C.
handsomest, hardiest and most
honest HbriSB-and Mares.
That long aiul public-pleasing experience can select and good cash money buy,
HARNESS HARNESS.
An Immense stock, reaching from the Choicest to the Cheapest Grade*. Awf
separate piece sold, from a Brow Band up or down. Saddles for Meh a ad Wa*
men. Lap Robes and Whip* Ac. fn vast variety, but of tbe host quality.
Buggies AND 'W' agou-s.
My Stock of Bugglea is superb, the moat comfortable, the moat durable, an<
the prettiest In finish and style made In Atuericfc.'* f
My Wagons are of the makes that have stood the test of wear and time to OM
unbroken satisfaotion of all who have used them. Buy one. You will sav
blacksmith bills and be blessed by your easy pulling team*.
Charlie Brown,
Barnwell, s. c.
to
Healing Springs
High School:
'-JsSI
After the exercises a petition was
eircirbrted among the free holder vcteis
of the township favoring the creation
of a special school district, and no one
dared say nay to the splendid woman
whose life is so fully consecrated to the
good of church ahd State and society,
the betterment of home and the bright
ening of ihtLfnture.
Mils Daisy Green presided at the or
gan and contributed largely to the^rn-
joyoientoi the day.
QuetUerc, »
Prepares for college and
for business. Full corps of
teachers from tire 1) c s t
A m eiicau schools. Li ter a ly,
Music aud Business, includ
ing Penmanship,
New building and
equipage. Large
field. Students are
ed with the famous
Springs water. • Fall
begins Sept. 11, llH)o.
~ '■Tuiino i i fi.ifmabter -
further information aildress,
John C. Jblagerton, Prin.,.
Blaekyille, S. C.
A 1—dm.
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To change investment I offer
for sale my farm near Barnwell.
It is one of the most desirable
places in the county, being per
fectly healthy, having good build
ings, fine water and fruit and be
ing m an excellent community.
The growing crops show its supe
rior productiveness. For further |
information apply to Dr. E. L.
Patterson, Barnwell, S. C.
Mrs. E. C. Halford.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
On Friday, September 15th the *emi
annual examination of applicant*
for Teacher*’ Certilicates will be held
at Barnwell. This will be the Anal ex
amination for this year and the last
opportunity to secure certificate*.
—— — —Rr-Mv Dari! Bgton, -—
C. S E.
FOR SALE.
Two young BERKSHIRE
Boar*, aired bv Imported Dnnea-
Hold Blunt 0S2S8, Dam, Mary F.
B 71784. Weight of sire. 600
iba.; of dam, 700—in show shape.
These boar*, with care, promise -,
good result* in the show ring and ' "
will boa credit at head of any
herd
ALSO<
Two full sister* Choice of
these four at $28 00. Younger
stock of different breeding that
are equally as good as above for
a slight reduction in price if ta
ken at once. I have as good
Berkshire* as are in the South,
and exjiect to keep them up to
the standard.
Equalled by Few and Excelled
by Kone.
Come- and Inspect mv herd.
SatUfsction guaranteed or mon
ey refunded.
CALHOUN FARMS,
THOMAS, 8. C. >
, NOTICE. - *'
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The Road Overseers throughout th«
County will please warn out their
hands at once trad give their respective
roads a thorough working. I am send
ing a copy of the revised road law to
all overseers, and they will please gov
ern themsclvp* accordingly.
.LB. Morris, Supervisor.
’ ^ R. U. Roberta, CiqrJt,
1805-1905.^
Four Schools: Law Sciences
^ and Teachers
System of Wide Election
Expenses Moderate
Opens September 27th, IDO*
FoTMer Schools.
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TO TRUSTEES:
. 'A
I am prepared to furnish School Fur-
niture and Supplies of all kloda.
I can supply the Schools of the Coun
ty with thoroughly competent teacher*
of high personal character; -
TO TEACHERS I -G
I can help you secure desirable and
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profitable positions.
Make the School Rooms comfortable,
employ the Right Teachers, and the
children will mnke the progress that
wtllvhe better assure Iheir success in
afier life.
Call on or correspond with
W. H. Jones,
Barnwell. 8. C.
DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS,
—.-we* »
dehtaiToegeoi, -
BLACKVILLE, S. G
Will be at his Barnwell
office every Monday and
Tuesday, and at his home
office in Bluckvilie every
Fridav and Saturday.
JAMES A. WILLIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Bvbckiialtkk — Buildixu,
»tIw ** ^ 1 ~
Practice in State
aud Federal
Courts.
rJ l»rnmnl ..A kltnih ■
lion Given to
all Busines*.
MONEY TO LEND*
W« are prepared to negotiate loans on
improved farms for five years, partial
aymems. interest 8 per cent on loans
under $1,00Q; 7 per cent on loans over
fl,4X)0. Dou’t write, come and see ,us
J. O. Patterson A Son.
28—2
House Cold Tire Setter.
Having bought and thoroughly test
ed this new and up to date invention
and finding it first class and filling a
long felt want I can serve my friend*
and the general public quickly, cheap-
and lo-their complete eattsfnrtimr: —
Bring your wagon*, buggies or other
vehicles, have their tires lightened be
fore tbe hauling season and so avoid
break downs, delays and costly repairs.
-Can shrink a set of tire* in 20 min
utes—while Viiu wait.
All other Blacksmith work well done
at my Shops—Northwest corner of
the Public Square. Give me a call, I’ll
do my best to please you
MACE JEFFCOAT,
SAUX WALL, 8. V,
DR. BO. P. LEE, JR.,
Dentist,
illiutow,’ - • s. cl
Will work anywhere in the conatrff
lamf aTf a 1 m fa eaa as ri A
Uj spociKI nppvtiifujvfrl* —
BRING YOUR CORN
and have home-made meal
— -rafr frlTBt. " ’ —-
BRING YOUR GRAIN
and luive your stock icc4
ground.
No cash to pay, only a small toll. W«
have all modern machinery fur tbe**
purposes.
GLENDALE DAIRY,
Barnwell. 8. C.
C. F. CalRoin, P. 1. Bukiitlaa
fa. BcSiD.
Calhoun & Co*
fW,
Life, Accident^
Cordon©
LIGHTNING 1
—-.iu—
ie Stock
INSURANCE,
—At Lowest Rates In- •
Strongest Com
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