Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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itj AtftoJS* 3t. 1«*. ■— 'tmt i t»n 1^b)M ^^ftSCfclFTIOS. fee,feV Ahntini ..>...;,Al,W Mo Court Vt Beaufort i At thU midni£ht tw«-tUitiU of IMS wlirbe part. v — In Four Mile thl* wefek. p neflV filltntofl’ Morrll, Stipervlaor. ^vjfiSpI meetiait «jf Bohmell \ui«ht« of Pyttiiw will Holt on Friday night A fall attendance is ArietoC u, « . AVm. Me NAB. K. R. «- Tfie cow pea crop hM been greatly helped by tbe Hummer rain*. - According to ;{lie katydid atgn frost will be due it month from today. II r*. J. w. C. Reed and children epent . a fttvitayron Cotitoff Tart weck: A bumper corn crop baa been made in the gre^/kraln State* of the weat. Plant early for large turnips and late for good turnip*, says A lawyer farmer. Lart week 872 balea of new cotton were weighed on tbe Barnwell plat- foCrb. K~01 rc«t>F DISSOLUTION OF FIRM. given that by mutual eon- BCttrt»g«t v IWnaeml uorney* ataLayr, is dls- Duncan Bellinger Townsend will hereafter ’parately in Columbia^ and ^ Orecho In Barnwell wilt u charge of the Onttnished baalnes*. G. Duncan Bellinger. William U. Townsend, 6. Miller Greene. August 30th, 1905. BUSINESS NEWS. Barnwell County Raised Seed Rye— the aorl that never devclvea or disap points. for sale nyC. X. Burckhalte* - . TEACHER wanted.—A First Cla-a Teacher of experience is wanted for Hercules School District. Write, giving lull particular*. t » J. A. Morris, Secretary, Barnwell, S. C. SALESMEN WANTED to look af ter our Interest in Barnwell and adja cent counties. Salary or commission. Address. Clover'Oil and Faint Co., leyelaud, O. .. -^1 f yon want to get the your chickens and egg* ®gi •ffcoutitry produce ship to SI. C. Co.Whoiesaln Commission J011 Waslihigtou St., Co N. D. Walker, Mgr. Master Hubert Read Is spending a lew days In Denmark this week with relatives. ’ Mr. W.<*. I! hit Non never forgets u> ahd his Jiattirdar remembrance gave the week A better ending. Judge R. W. Memmjngcr of Charles ton win preside M flie fall term* "dl court in the Second Circuit. Miss l?mlly Prentiss has re^utwed from a delightful visit to relatives and friends in the land of flowers. Satnrdav was a sunless day, hot Mr. E II. Jenkins gave a double silver lining-to its gloomy clouds. King Cotton has Vailed and from mountain and sea-side the pilgrims for pleasure have hustled home. Treasurer Armstrong and family re turned on Haturday frdin a delightful two Weeks’ trip through the land of the sky. J. The Barnwell Baptist Sunday School Convention will be held tomorrow, Haturday and Sunday with Bethel Church. . . Like good SamarltAns Mr. 5. T. Bailey and handsome young Mr. Folk gave.us a clever call on last week’s William McNab, McNAH& New Firm, ) Best Values. J. M. Oaldwoll. CALI) VVE^LL. | Nev.* Goofls, !>mvest Prices. ) ( A P. MANVILLE'S OLD STAND. Main Street. Barnwell, S, C - . WeofLx our irtiW*. fHk;,. : >.ciw-v4 JtegC. el uMCJiouglit st >. 'i at i.K'asit!^ priivs. Not a shop.Worn’artirl** m si«h k. In I)r>- and Drei* tinixN all tin* «tvmlanl fa- ▼oritin, all the peyest i Muliilatm ,lot tavoi, latest styles ahubest quali.ie-.— . Shoe?* nre a Si>eci»tty witli .us, and the old o:ul tlie young of nil ivtr.pations will, find here the complete comfort of eft-y wearing and long lasting shoes, sliiqier* Ae. Our fists wl l pleuie all good tastes, lioth in tlie bcautv of btvk und eactTfcnce of liiate- rLJ. ., . L ——— #Our Notions, Gents FumishinKs and mN- eclluneous iroods need only to be seen lo" be appm.i»te<l The early calls of our friends and the pur chasing public are most cordially lucitul We are contidi nt that wa ean give complet- est saiisf.ii'tion to nil cash customers ami that we ean and will save you money and give you pleasure on every luitvhnse. ^ Very sincerely, McNAB A CALDWELL. St pritton s Bttok Store, BARNWELL, S. C. r From this date all school books at cost. 1 carry a full line of school and fancy stationery to sell at rock bottom prices. A large slate for y cents; pen and pencil pads, large and good, for£ cents; lead pencils, 2 and 1 lor 5 cents; Faul tily Bibles from ,<1.90 up; Teachers’ Biftes from 51.2? up; Hand Bibles from 2>c. up; ■"most books from 2? to 40 per cent, below publishers’ prices. If 1 have not the book yon ..-4. ...:n 4„- u »— The People completes with this is sue Its 28tIFvolume, feeling pretty well end confidently expecting to feel bet ter a* it* DJeuds sell cotton end pey sub«wnptlmis. During the next two month* It expects many volunteer pay ments. Next week we turn byer another new leaf. Q One'Whet t ft winfi wtnq'EC rjSArir. Russia and Japairwgrwd Ah Tuesday to make peace and the war U over, Ja pan got the best of tbe lighting and the worst of Uie pence terms. . . FIRE IN SYCAMORB, - Messrs Jenny A 1 .ohdbolt sustained a faravy loss by (he burning Thursdav night of their ^ginning and saw luiJI plant, one of fbe best equlp|ied in this section of the State. New and up-to- date machinery h^d been recently In stalled'. The o’tlgin of the fire is not known, but must have been accidental, for tlie good owner* should not 'have an enemy In the world mean enough to ute the inaii^b. - By hard and heroic work the nearby ,)*«:('store of Messrs J. tV. Jenny A Co., wps saved. ^ - . busiest day. tV. A. Holman, Esq , eloped his sum mer vacation by pleasantly spending several days with Barnwell relatives and fi lends. Miss Georgia Tobin and Mrs. A. p. Cornell and little daughter returned on Tnct-day from a pleasant Hummer stay at Saluela, N. C. Mr. C. C. I,angley cleverly brought "Trsrrn Monday x bcrmtfftrHy hnrg rar- tlesnake—melon and a pair of pear*, the finest of the season. Next Monday, September 4th, belbjj Labor Dav and a legal holiday, The Barnwell Post'OlHce will obsfrve it by keeping open only Sunday hours. Prof. Burr II. Johnstone, several years ago principal of the Barnwell Gxaded School, lias been elected pro- TPifior of matherowtic^in fllemsou -Coh Prof. W, W. Hart h«s ; Ee°n conmils- sionnd a member of the A’omity Board nf Education to flH the vacancy caused by the removal of Prof. Tolbert to Ala bama. ‘ want will order it ftfr yoar Go to book store for books, drugstore for drugs^the news paper office for newspapers. *AN IMPORTANT MATTER. The law pro vide*.thtlt in cacIi county a Pension Board shall ho elected an- iiually on' Hileday - In September l»y delegate* elio-e.i from the diiFcrant town-hip*. Confederate veterans in each town-, ship, if they have not already done so. sIhuiUI meet before next saleday, or ganize by cboo-itig a chairman and secretary and elect a delegate to the county convention. The delegate should he one who i« not on or will not Seek lobe |>ut on the pension roll. COTTON WAR NEWS. • • ‘•’T It is on again in New York, the bat tle of the hull* and bears. I) J. Sully, of two year* ago. lejul* the former, backed by million* of money and ad- vT*ed by the New Orleans speculator* who have been banished from tbeiffelty by yellow fever. Theodore H. Price, a . mercenary, lighting under either flag that pay* him best, heads the bears. Behind him are the English buyers and oceans of money. Price claims that the mill* have cotton sultlcient for their needs and will buy when and at what'tlgures /Xgy please. Siliy says that thd mills will be Jkd to buy righ^nlong because they sidrHxmtract* enough within the t. twelve month* to take a twelve illlou bale crop Mill There wa« no Blue Monday Jor u* till* week, thanks ro the very pleasant calls hih! good deeds#! Messrs W. P. BliiBif prElko %nd Wade Thomas of Great Cypress. K A’s wild eat story was good copy, but he neglected to send his real • name for the editor’s in formation, and it fol lowed many other anonymous com munications into tlie waste basket. After a pleasant vacation at Virginia resort* and’in Washington Master in Equity U. L. O’Ban non and B. T. Rice, K-q., are in their offices agaip, well rested for their fall and winter' labors. On Friday afternoon little M1*i Georgia Pauline Davies entertained a goodtr miinber of her true, true frieuila in Apya-t-saViel giacetully remeikhe4»g i iil PcorLK w ith delicious creijm and cake. : Dr. Charlie Hart, who h:«* made so tine a record in the government wire Icsa telegraphy *erviee, arrived on Monday to visit his parents, Prof, and Mr*. TV. W. Hart. He is an enthusiast in hi* |irofes*ion and bid* fair to win ^Mghe*t distinction in it. Rev. R. A. Sublett, the noted evan gelist, is assisting Pastor Bishop in a protracted meeting at AHemialoflShhis week. Mr. Durham, a sweet singer, adds greatly to the good, influence* of the very helpful services. It is hoped that these devoted coworkers will come to Barnwell In the near future. The Barnwell Baptist Church Con ference on .Sunday, hy it* unanimous a call to Key. O W. Career of Thomson, Ga., airir it is a* l|jlk m moil sty desTnut hy sfl Bafnwdl tliat he will accept the pastorate. The Conference also decided to sell the old parsonage ahd tb build ft Ui9)‘e comfor- Uhle one on a larger lot. --Married, Rev. C. M r^ftttTTnSN uHiSTP ling. In the Htackville Baptist Chnrvli on Hnhday evening Mr. Julius Handers and Mi*> Alrbie llnir, all id Blackviilc. Tbs' bride is the eti arming End ac- conridished daughte.r of Capt. and Mr*. J. K. Ilair, one/of the sweetest-am) loveliest flowers! in Blackville’s rose garden of girls,^amL. the SfVtroni the very popular, .iuul agent at Blackville of the Southern Rsvliway. v For their long life, great happiness and abundant prosperity they have Hie best wishes of hosts of friends. For lack of a careful Inspection of his examination papers, the State Medical Board Several weeks ago placed the name of Dr. 8. A. Morrall among those who railed to pass. He had been a hard student and having thoroughly equipped himself by completing a full course at tho Charleston Medical Col lege Ids friends very naturally thought that some error had been made on the part of the board. A few days ago the sectary of the hoard voluntarily wrote Dr. Morrall that he had passed the examination very satisfactorily and that the board was in error in making tlie former announcement, lie is a young man of exalted uharac- aeter and being well quail tied from ev ery standpoint for the practice of med icine has an exceedingly bright future before him.—Edgefleld Advertiser. -You Can Get* at- SPEECH'S PHAFNIAGY, LIBBEY’S GUT 0LASS- LIBBEY’S CUT GLASS, If If* LIBBER, It has the name itched In the gins* *o U can be seen end read plainly. So many people pay for wh,at they think I* Cut Glss*rtmtafterwartlt^nd that Grey have paid cut gU«* price* for only n «heap Imitation. ThU fraud of soiling cheap imitations or “something just a* good” ha* been nractlwd to *ucb an extent that then neat Ion nlway’s aider*, ‘’1* it really CUT GLASSf” You have heard the question asked yourself, then If LIBBEY’S name ean be found on the place of gla*» the question is nettled god the answer comes back, "yes, there l* LIBBEY, It’s the real thing,” and the prettiest and fluest article that can b« turned out bv any manufacturer, v V, We are proud ot the fact that we represent LIBBEY’H cut glas* In this coun ty. The price Is no higher than that wMeliryeu would have to pay for an ar ticle which von could not tell whether it was cut glass or an Imitation. Ho why be in doubt! LTltUEY’S cost* no more than tbe imitation. Besides we would simply like von to *eo LIBBKY’S eut glas* beside tbe other brand*. If LIB- BEY’S don’t make the other* look like about 30 cent*, why there l* ho compari son, absolutely none, Yon might just a* well tty to compare n^perfect two carat diamond to a phme of quartz. Soo our line, very suitable for Chi 1st mas and WEDDING presents. m ■tJ'W A* »Tiist reccivctl ville, S. '0,v: Horse; »t WHITTLE’S Healthy, ‘enti m PYTIII AN CON V E NTT ON. TGiud Lodge K. of P , (district tiumber 3) met with the Barn well Lodge on Bedne-dav la»t. Fit- teen of the nineteen lodges were repre- utcnted by delegates. The puitlic meetlrg at the opcia house was not as w ell attended a* the occasion wanaoted. fm' the speech «>f (t. K. K. & M , I»r. Thornwoll, w«* above the ordinary and most enjoyable. Kolgbt, Senator Geo. If . Bhlea, for Mayor C. F. Calhoun, made w fine speech oMyelcotno to the visitors and wa* ably ft^jtonded to by Knight, J. 8. J. Faust of Denmark. The buxines* meeting of the District Lodge was ably apd Oourteously !>re- Sldqd over bv Bro. J. B Gm-ss, l>i» trict Grand Deputy < bancdlor. The report* front. varioiM lodge- showed a slate of great prosperity. T here was a general discussion on sub ject of Endowment Rank wliich brou brought out tlie fact*of the line vomit tlon7)T that, n.-'Cful rank. Tlie Bai n well brethren gave tlie vi i'ing Knigbt* a banquet at the Court ■House at nljgbt Wheii - Ifbotit. one bBn dred partook of the cood tTiTng* pro videri. Too, much praise cautiot be givnu.to those who got up the feast of Bm_C. C. Nimui*. P. G. G., 1 h* anil tlie spceclui.s of Breth ren J. K. Davis, Geo. II Bate*, J>r TTiornwell, J. O pHtter#>u, .Herbert E. Gyles, J. B. Guos* and representative J. K Harley were gems of oratory and tine thought The visiting Knight* wore a flue body of men and we feel like saying come back and see us again. Pythian. To the Patrons and Children of the Barnwell School District. The session of tho Baimvoll Graded {Schools will commence upon Mondav the 4th. day of Septembf r at 9 o’clock A. M., at which time the Board of Trustee* w ill present xt the .white Graded School, In .order to meet the patrons aiid tfte children and with the teacher* to become acquainted. There will be no change in the hooks at tbi* time. There will be some ex crcisvs at the , opening. In w hich the view* of the trustee* will he expressed as well ns the teacher*. An invitation D hereby cordially extended to tbe that a full and complete undemanding between the t rtfs tees, patmivs. teachers and children may ho at that, time es tablished. The trustee* puroosc t« make the interest of the school a special consideration on their part, and they hope for an earnest co-operation ftom the patrons. Clm. Carroll Simms. Chairman. Aug. 28th. 190o. — <r~ — r ~ A TTB M PT EI) BlfR^I .ARY. On Friday arvaalng last, xhuuL.lL-a’*_ eltfek, some one tiled to enter tbe front wlpdow of the residence jointly occo- fded by Misses Georgia Tobin, Marti a lialionquest,' Mae Brown, Jean .lolin- son and Master John JoBuson after un fastening tlie blinds hy some mean*. A* all the family were yet aw ake, Ml** Brown being In the room- without a light, heard the noise at the window and on tipfdiig there to investigate found one bIwnl oi»cn anti a man up al most in the window, the sn*h 1) tvln£ been left up ’a/tcr sttpi-crl w nereni-on she swung the blini's hi*vk atid ,forth with all her might, striking the person Id the face with them the tir*t time. a*, well a* slfe could judge, and then ran to the rear window, threw it open and screamed for Mr. 0. A. Best, who live* next door, but as ho had retired the person had amplo time to escape before be could get there. Some negroes By Tug on the rear of Mr. P. M. Buck in g- hatn’s lot heard her screams and waked Mr, Buckingham up win* also hurried to her assistance, but there was no cine- Then tm work upon. There are some six or eight negro cottage* on the lot but not one of the negroe* an swererHrer scream* for help. Suspi cion rested heavily on Hammic Roun tree, colored, who lives within 4i) feet of the window from which she scream ed and yet.not answering her cries, al though acknowledging hearing them next dav, and who bear* a fresh scar on the face widt h tits, up to the blind tu-i!iss Brown described striking tbe person, has been urresttd and lodged in jail, pending an Inve-tigatioti. SILVERWARE. The Brand clour Sterling Silver Ware is “Whiting.” WHITING mean* as ntucUIn stertlng silver ware a* Ltiibcy does In cut glass. If its Whiting’* its all right—It* the best. People arc so sus picion* these days, they always want to know If a thing i* genuine—if Its a good brand, it Llso cx*y dor-m umnnfaotiiror to si in pi y ptatc good* and sell|Ue’n for as much a* if fhey were solid silver. If the piece of silver has WII1 T’l NQ staiupcd on it everybody know* that it i» the real stuff— no frand ilWuiTTf We carry a full line of W111 ITNG’H 8TER- I.ING SILVER WAKE—just the thing for Christmas and WEDDING PRESENTS. A few of the a’rtic’e* we carry Fable Knives, Forks, Hpoous, Butter Knives, Carving Sets, Ladle* etc. CREBCrt’S PHARMACY. eiQ ( 'o±TL^ £ J ££01 aSrL I AM OVKRSTOCKED. Bird sell o Wagons- g Avagon built. I am going tasell them down at medium grade wagon prices. This is a big "chance to buy a line wagon cheap. i m a car of Florence Wagons will put them to you cheap. WiTte or come to me» - L. 1). Brabham, : El lei rt on, S. G. • •- Sale and Livery Stables, Buggies, Wagons, Harness and Farni Implements. * - rw 1JU X A/ 1 T • Th6 next session of the ORANGEBURCrjpQLLEGI^TE INSTI I'UTE will open on Wednesday, September 20th, 1903. We have room for a few more hoarder* and would appreciate your patronage. Our term* are moderate and our course of study is thorough. Fine, departments of Art, Elocution ami Music, Write for our cativfogue. gtrr w. S. ^ETSHSOl^r. lAresideiit. Oil AISTG Ti]EEEG, S. C. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' John K. Snellhig, J. P.—Citation. - McNab A Caldwell—Salutatory. Whittle’s 8taU|cn—For September ^ Bales. 4.. I>. Brahl’sm—Overstocked with - Higtf tirade vV*goua. Hriitoit’* Book at co*L ft a: Ellis, Referee—Bankruptcy -Notice. Ballinger, Townsend £ Greene—Dia- . aolutloH Notute. OFF TO COLLEGES. O iite a number of Barnwell young people will go to different colleges next month. To Columbia Female College: Misses (-nrileaud t atheriue McNab and Nan Walker. T<» Cicnison College: Robbie Easter ling, Lonnie Richardson and B. T. J r — O. II Best, Jr., and Dan Halford will Htt< nd the School ot- pharmacy, Charlcrtou. . — —r— MEYER’S MILL GLEANINGS. '* Once again our little neighborhood has awaked from drowsinc** of sum mer day* and has taken on new life due to the presence of a number of visi tor*. Miss Inez Frew of Rock Htll who ha* been visiting the homo of Mrs Milton Berry left for her home Friday, accompanied TTv Miss A/.|!e Berrv. Misses Annie Laurie Hush, Minnie Brabham and Mrs. Inman Davis of North Augusta are the guests ot Miss Mittie Moyer. * Mrs. F. F. Dunbar «f Augusta spent last week with her brother Mr' Mis Brabham. ’ ' i Miss Surfle Dunbar retunTId last week after a.months stay in Aiken and Augusta. Mr*. C. C. Meyer entertained a num ber of young folks last week with a most enjoyable' ho"«e party.’ • Servb ei^were h< ld at St.-cl Cnyk ehitripf orr Mimhn la*t eomlncted bv Rev. J. F. Ma.ir.alTr - A ll; B. * In tbe District Court of tbe United Stares, for rhe Ba«tcrn District of; South Carolina. In the matter of €. J. Martin,-Bank rupt,—J n Bankruptcy. To the. Creditors of C. J. Martin of JilachviHe, in (he County of lUruwell and District aforesaid, Bankruptr Notice i* hereby given that eti Hie •21>tli day of August, A. DjTOOa. the said G J*. Martin was duly adjudicated bankrupt ; and that the first meeting: of hi* creditors will be htdd at Barnwell, H.C.. in the office of file Referee, on the lltlt day of September A. D , 1905 at IT o’clock m. nt which time tbe creditors msv’attrnd. prove their claims- appoint » trustee, examine the bank rupt, and transact such other business n* may properly come before IaW meet ing. R. A. ELLIS, Referee in Bankruptcy. Barnwell, S. O., August 29th, I90r>. F — Accident, We rcprcsentonly panics. ,, NOTICE. f-. the town INSURANCE. Life, r. Fire r llcuUk* *mtfT,ine rr com- The registration hooka of are now open at the store of G. W. Patrick and will remain open for tlnr registration of voter* until live days- before the nmni.dpal election which will be held oit the second Tuesday in September. C J. Ifav, Clerk. TEACHERS EX AMINATION. On Friday^ September 15th the semi atmiial examination pf. appllcan * •urn iU-.ta» fieul THE GERMANIA LIFE, OF NEW f YORK TH E NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS AGENCY ^ ‘ THE AMERICAN FIRE, OF NEW JERSEY THE EQUITABLE FIRE OF CJIAR LESION ’ THE KMPLOYKRa LIABILITY OF LONDON All kinds of insurance promtitjy writ ten'and attended to in person by Suclliag k Shcrfeec, Apts, BARNWELL, S. C In qualttv they ate absolutely the handled. None better and few as brought to South Carolitta. Also, one car Virginia Wagons; one car Brc ous; A Fine Lot of Surreys; A Beautiful Lot gies; A Full Stock otltarness; Two jT‘ els Home Grown, Sure Making, Seed Buy stock now, wtiilc yivu have cotton are cheaper than they will be after ISiew Winter’s work wifi put them in fine shape to Spring and Summer climate. , Ko better qualities; No cheaper prices anyw than at 2^“ • Whittle’s Stables, plackville, S. G. The <^>^><^>——- All the year round liave oh Safe | surest, safest, soundest Mules for all purposes - handsomest, Tiardiest and most honest Horses and Mares 7 TIiat ToTig nfuT puhTlc* pTeasmg 8xperletice can select and good caab Wbtitljr bay. HARNESS HARNESS. An Immcnso »tock. reaching from the Choicest to the Cheapest Grade*. Amf separate jdece sold, 11001 a Brow Band up or down. Saddle* for Men and W#* men. Lap ludm* and Whip* Ac, in vast variety, but of tbe best qualitf. HI|Hj I ' AND “V7 - ' My Stock of Birgjfelcalai'firpcrK; tfio most cmnfortable, tbe most durable, the prettiest in finish an 1 style made in America. My Wagon* are of the makes that have stood the test of wear and time to Hid unbroken sattsfactlorr of nil who trsVe YPribl them. Buy on*. You will a»V blacksmith bills and be blessed by your easy pulling team*, Charlie Brown, BARNWELL, S. C. "■"T C«1 7 nil I > For Better Schools. TO TRUSTEES: * V \ ’ I am prepared to furnish Schbol Fur- *. ‘ ' - ' » • /-w uiture and Supplies of all kinds. I can Supply therSclritols of the Conn, ty with thoroughly competent teachers of Ipgft personal character, to TEACHERS: Lcan.help you secure desirable and (irollrablu positions. Make tbe School Room* eomfortable, ctirpiov tho Right Teachers, and the children will make the prog res# that will the belter'aisulre their success in .ufuor life. Call on or correspond with W. If .Jones, Barnwell. S. C. DR. J. H. L MILHOUS. DENTAL SURGEON, ' ItMKtHlE, 8.0, Will be dt his Barnwell office every Monday and Tuesday, and at his home office in Bhickville everf Friday and Saturday. JAMES A. WILLIS, —ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bi in KiiAT.rr.11 C-L'iLDiKOt Barnwell, * •- S. Q. r«m»p# Alien- Fraetlee In t*t«le and Federal I'Courts. '■ ti«*n Given to all Bu*iiit»*s. MONEY YD LEND. BRING YOUR CORN :: n<l hnvt' ino,L> tx X* v* » *cr y T7 TlvTTXTv xIXclV4 IftJwlVB ’- ^’'' • " r- -• r ' : — Bud gxist. BRING YOUR GRAIN and have stock feed gronnd. We are prepared to negotiate loans on ini proved farms for five years, partial) tiaymeni*. interest 8 per cent on loflrns under Jl.OOfR 7 per c*nt orr loan* over $1,000. Don’t write, come uT.d IWs Us J. O. I’atTerson & Son. 2*—9 House Cold Tire Setter. DR. ISO. f>. LEE, JR., - Dentist, 'WILLISTON, - * 8. C, Will work anywhere in the country hy special-appointment. No cash to pay, only a small toll. W* have all modern machinery for the*# pttflpqae*. GLENDALE DAIRY, Barnwell. S. <J. t. F. CalbOQQ, P. M. UcU, * Booker Washington, bolorwl, denies w ilking with any -female of John Jd»e hotel din- admlt* eat fauauiaker Thiwreei rd In New Orleans to Mon dav night stood (oral case* 1.73T, focal deaths flikt.- There the h 'H-th auOioriti-a have the dis«**.e under control, but through the State it is spreading. DENY! »t'RY. J - I tal e pleasure in ihtruijuclng mv son, Dr. M Hlmn*. c.tt-ni v path nt*. He has located In Barnwell and We <>c- eopy the *:une office. I commend tdm to patient*, know ing that he |. wed ablc-to tike c.ire <>1 (hem. He will he dnourt-fli-e n», ry Friday *('*1 Satur day. I will continue »o mref mv legn* for Teachers’ ( ojujjl at Birbrtcll. Tho* w iL Ifie the Anal < x r HUiitfadoK lor this vet»r and the la*t optajixluuilyLtu.recmv ci riiflcsttw. B M. Darllugton. --- ■< . through the runabout Italian luvmi- j Ur aM^oiiUmerit* every Monday and j»ix «u*e» Uatootjcu foundlo.TtflKaay. _ Imrn ium. j ::«- 1 ' 4.u,s j«i4<>v«.e,y.s, NOTH E. ’ ‘rhe It cut Over«.>e. * rhrniighmlr-rhe County will | ii)i*e warn .out tli -ir Ii.-ioiN at oj c • Miff givo !h- ir rv.jievtivt road* a iborough working, I am *- nd trig » copy of ihe n vised mad law to *11 overster.-, and (he' w ill p’eaa* gov cm themvt lv»> accorillnglv _ J. ti. M'-rri*, 9uifctf«LMr. U..• HIE STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COD NTT OV foWNWELU In tho Probate Court. si ' ' , . By J. K. £ncllin?, E.sq., .fnd ie of Proba’e in Barnwell County. Whereas Mb nlc I.. I!«y hath ma le ndt un- t > me to grant her Latter* of \ :mril,tr .tio On the*-.t tc of V*. deei a-td, Tcc.-c atv, ihertf.-ri-, n cite aiid ndmonUb, «I1 and singular, the kindled a d creditors of the saTi WT S. 1 ay s d e aso- th-if Pro; ate to be byld at Barmv. It on Saturday, 9th :cp:e ab4V. 1905. after paMfcation h roof, at 11 oV'oek in the fo-nnswi td show reuse, if anj the\ hnv--. w-' y the said admitii’ratkfo should not be granted. Given vn ier mv Han 1 this 2 th day of Aag- uTAmoDomli'i, 1905. J. K. SPELLING, ^ I*fo' R'f Jrutee. J So** tWfKS Aug Mfl'JkKTMk * /A- Co, Calhoun & ~ pipe; Life, Accideql, IDivipg hoiigtit and thoroughly test 'd itii* den and op to date iutk-gyiioo and lioding it tlrst «!:»>* and filling a imig leli w.ioi I can *ei vo my triei.d* iinttlu'general put. h-quickly, cheap ly and to their complete satLfaietioa. TTFnTg 'G'Tif vca'^ri,«7biTgg11i (if 7tTlf?f vi ftich'*, have tfieir tires tighfened be Lore the hnudug season and so avoid hr«»k down*, rtrlavs and coatly reosir*. -Can shrink a.se r of tires in 20 min utes—while vou wait. AM oVmvr Blacksmith woik well done nt mv siiop*—Northwert corner ot ■.he Public Square. Give me avail, IT: do tay best to please you - .. MACE JEFFCOAT, isuo<srau t s.v. 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