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bourt at IWmterx ihU wc*k. .
Only 10 dayi to tb« openlof of tbo
ax book*. /
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IftHAXJJClS**®M ii gMMnan nra b# a plwu-
fciTfes or suMCBiPTier.
AOvaabe, per Anirum ....; $1.60
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Itliodkaln «at»jt win be at Mayer’*
Mill la Bennett Spring* townehip this
febek.
ant Tuesday inyrnlng call.
Hi* annual weTneme call was paid ua
on Tuesday by Mr. W. 1. Jower*.
Mr. B. L. Boylston (land* bead in
the October list of our good friend*.
Mr. B. F. Peeples renewed our youth
| OCTOBER OPENING.
Tobin's Millinery Emporium moot
cordially Invites the ladles ol Barnwell
and adjoining Counties to grace the
Ofteniueof Kali and Winter Mii.'inery
Ooode'en
Wedneaday"*? n<i
11th and l?ih.
paids'
?..
CBIECP’S
.^TB. Morris. Supervisor^
B. O. Roberts. Jr.. Clerk.
^Tv The regular meeting of Barnwell
aSB Lodge No 16, Knights of Pythias will
EJfcJIbe he'd at their Hall on Friday night
TO0Vat7lf o’clock. A full attendance is
reqnested By order of
ARDEN A. LEMON. C. C.
Wm. MoNAB. K. R.
by giving us the
day
glad hand on Tuea-
Meet me at Ryan’a.
In spfkll lota, they cost $35 per
thou«aind~-tbose ten thousand guarau-
.teed qiiaHty cigars, four brands, but
Rurekhaller’a Drug Store sells them at
7 for a tyiarter or a box of 50 for $1.80.
Ryaa^fs the place. t
W. A. Qyhm wiH give ydu H lb*, of
sugar tor one dollar, also a
Homespun at bets.
Granulated
lot of % yd. White
per yard.
Try Ryan'a Pickled Salmon.
Best Pee Dee Plaid Homespun for
per yard at W. A. Gyles, also
tome beautiful patterns of silks lor
Ladies waists at 40cts per yard.
- See Ryan’s Hams ® 1$ 13 6' 15.
Smoked shoulders at )0c. - r*
W. A. Gyles bought s |ob lot of. Men
and Children’s Hate which he is selling
for less than the wholesale cost. Now
Is the time to get a Hat cheap, before
they are all sold.
W. A. Gyles buys and sells for Cash,
and cordially Invites the public to ex
amine his stock of General Merchandise
consisting of Dry Goods, Shoes, Hate,
Furniture, Medicines, Crockery, Gro
ceries and Hardware,
. “WE SOLICIT CONSIGNMENTS
OF EXTRA STAPLED COTTON
AND ARE IN A POSITION TO
OBTAIN FULL MARKET PRICES.
GIVE US A TRIAL SHIPMENT.
' DILL BALL COMPANY,
COTTON FACTORS,
CHARLESTON, S. C.”
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice ts hereby gtveil that the un
dersigned will, on Monday. November
6th. 1605, die her dost account as Guar
dian of Arthur K. andTJlInton Dycbe*
and aak for letters dUmlwsory.
Mrs. D. Dyches,
j. ^ Guardian.
October 2d. 1906. . : :
TQWN ORDINANCE.
Be It ordained by the HUendant and
Wardens of the Town of Barnwell, In
council, assembled : That from and af
ter this date it shall he a misdemeanor
for any peraon or persons to allow any
horse, cow. calf or hog to run loose on
theeueeta of the town, and any one
found guilty of this offence shall bn
fined or Imprisoned in the discretion of
Council. Dune in Council tills 26th
day of September, A. 1). 1905.
C. F. Calhoun,
- lotendant Town of Barnwell.
C. J. Hay,
(I..S ) Clerk.
Friday last sraa not unlucky, for it
gave u* a pleasant twfk with Mr. John
H. Cave. x .
Our good friend, Mr. 'V. T. Cave,
r* of Blackville'gladdened us with a
pleasant Monday call. ....
The fatigue of last week’s busy day
was forgotten in the pleasure of a call
from Mr. I.. H. Williams.
Andrew Woodward, Esq. spent
Tuesday In town and his many, friends
were glad to see hi* good face, again.
Our good friend Mf. Allen Wnoley
sent his good son R L. to bring us on
Thursday the compliments of the sea
son- ..
OapL W. M. Hardin, always reliable
and on time, pulled the latch string on
Saturday and let sunshine Into the
sanctum.
Our senior weather prophet predicts
that there will be on th;. Hist or 2-Jnd
of October a frost that will bring out
blankets.
Rev. G. W. Garner preached two
excellent setmons on Hunriay to the
great enjoyment and profit of large
congregations.
Rev. Dr. Battle of Alabama will as
sist Rev. C. M. Billings in the annual
protracted meeting, of the BlackvlHe
baptist Church.
It was indeed * treat to see looking
so well on Monday Cant. 8. M. Key, so
ell and worthily buloyed by many
~Bsniwei> friends.
Good words are all the nicer when
supplemented by good deeds, as in a
pleasant Saturday afternoon interview
with Mr. 8- I. Laves.
To add to the efficiency of the excel
lent Blackvlile Graded School another
good teacher has been elected'to assist
and Dress
Thursday, October
Haying made snoot careful, and
taking selections of very Urge and
amrr e—igif Atocks In every-line *we , . , . , , . .
feel assured that in presenting our so it can he seen and read plainly. 8o many people pay Jor What they
beautlfnl attraction* we will once morei Cut Glaaa, but afterwards find that they have paid cut glass prl«e> for only a
•* ** *- - *»■- cheap imitation. This fraud of selling cheap imitations or “something Jn*t as
good” has been practiced 1 to such an extent that the question always* arlsoe, “Is
You have heard the question asked joiwailf, tlM ' n **
LIBBEY’S GUT GLASS*
LIBBKY’S CUT GLASS, if It’s LIBRKY, It has the name #teh*d lu the glass
• ' ' • think Is
'' - .. ^jc
■ ■>«?
Wc Overbought
Expecting
Large Croptt.
BLACKVtIXte, S. Ci
prove that llarnwell is the worthy
equal of any Southern city in minis- Ai . uu „
tyring to the .best feminine tastes * GLAbSf
aurprUlnglbw
best ft
psices.
HBBKY’.S name can t>c found ou the piece of glass the question is settled and
the answer comet back, “yea, there is LlttBEY, it's the real thing,” and the
prettiest and finest article that can be tnrned out bv any manufacturer,
We are proud ot the fact that we represent LIBBKY’8 cut glass in this coun
ty. The price ia no higher than that which you would have to pay for an ar
ticle which you could not tell whether It was cut glass or an Imitation. Bo why
be In doubt? LIBBKY’S costs uo more than the imitation. Beside* we would
simply like you to see 1,1 ItIIKY’S cut glass beside the otqrr brands, if LIB-
BKY’8 don’t make the others look Ilko.Abont HO .g&prs, why there Is no compari
son. absolutely none. You might just as well try to comphre a perfect two
carat diamond to a piece of quartz. Bee our line, very suitable for Christmas
and WEDDING presents. , , ’
(SPECIAL TERM OF COURT.
Purauant to an order made by his
Honor, Y. J Pope, Chief Justice, no
tice is horqby given that a a|M>ctg1
Term of the Court of Common Pleat
for the County of Barnwell will be
held at Barnwell, commencing on the
fourth-Momlavln October, 1905. same
being the 23d day of said month and
continuing three weeks If necessary,
the same to be presided over by Hon.
J. E. McDonald, Special Judge.
W. Gilmore Simms,
0. C. P. '*
October 2nd, 1905.
the present too busy faculty.
Rev. E. A. Sublett, the evangelist,
began a protracted meeting In the
Barnwell Baptist Church Monday.
Services are held at 4.30 and 8 p. ui.
- ■syjsas-rr-
if we have another .subscjibojr^ln.
Georgia who thinks be can write a
better letter (ban Capt. J. A. Miller we
challenge him to try his hand and pen.
Some of our reader* ask us to call for
the experiences of farmer* who have
tried*this rear the double barrel sys
tem of faruiiog as compared with the
old way.
Monday afternoon was delightfully
4 pent.,thinks to the good company of
Messrs J. M. Brant, M . S. tlair. W. D.
Wade, C. I,. \Vade, J. C. Mayer and C.
M. Turner.
Last year there were three light
frosts in October, on-the 2:M» 24th and
25th days; thin Ice formed on the 24th,
when the thermometer registered 34
degrees, the lowest temperature of the
month. ^
OCTOBER OPENING.
The Barnwell Millinery, returning
grateful thanks for the very generous
patronage received, begs to announce
that its Opening of Fall and Winter
Millinery ami press Goods will be held
on Vyednesday and Thursday, October
llthrand 12th.
W^> shall be truly glad to see our
many lady friends and to lengthen the
list of our appreciative customers.
We anticipate, with confidence that wc
can coiipletely gratify all good tastes,
for svery effort has been made to select
the best in quality and the mo«t beau
tiful In styles.
Miss Ruth Works of Atlanta and
Miss Annie Mazur«k.v will give their
best services to tbeir fair visitors.
THE ASSOCIATION?
ElkoC. October RoiLlfiO^L
Wanted, some ioformatipn from the
Executive Committee of the Barnwell
Baptist Association as to why $hey
have changed the time of meeting from
the 19th to the 26th this month. We
think that they have done wrong and
violated the constitution of the Associ
ation which we condemn. Believing
this to lie toe general opinion of the
members of the chinches, we would
suggest the change back to the 19th of
Your Brother in Christ.
' G. E. B.
SILVERWARE.
The Brand of our Sterling Silver Ware is “Whiting.”
WHITING means as much In sterling silver ware as Llbbcy does In
out glass. If its Whiting's its all right—its the best. People are so sns-
piqious these dfiys, they always want to know if a thing ia genuine—If its
a good brand. It is so easy for a manufacturer to simply plate goods
iudnsell them for as much as if they iVera aoltd silver. If the piece of
silver has WHITING stamped on-lt everybody knows that it is the real
stuff-no fraud about it Wecarrvafull line of WHITING'S STER
LING 81LVKK WARE—just the thing for Christmas and WEDDING
PRESEN TS. A few of the articles we carryTable Knives, Forks,
Spoons, Butter Halves, Carving Sets, Ladles etc.
CRRRCM’S PHARMACY.
.
XXT rs cheerfully accept the altuathm by making great redhctloui Hi priced
T » ^ ail along the Him. W« will be satisfied to frl oat ttofe* bast;
giving to our friends and patrons the benefit of price* so low UI*! their red!
tbort crop# will be equal to the expected Idrge crop*.
- Everything for Evei'ybocly.
Onr Stocks In ail Lines of General Merchandise are very large da4 torf
complete, too great to be catalogued In au advertisement, but we adk tW
special attention of the purchasing public to the following tibW' add dp-UK
date specialties.
For Men*.
The Largest and Complettst Line of Clothing ever offered to the Blaefc-
vlile trade. All styles of Gentleioca’s Hats and the fadlodt Surcaitler so^
Browirsboes. - _ * __ ^ . , . . J r
For tlie Ladie^ ' ...
The Beautiful Radcllffe and the Fatnous Fire Star Brows Shod*; UabreP
las from the finest silk to the ebrapesi made
The most complete and 8wettest Line of Ladle*’ Jacket* evef-^flt ok UmB
Blackvllle market.
Our ]STew Furniture A.nnex
Contains Three complete Car I^oads of the Flnhst to tbti Cheapest Fdrsi^
ture that could be bbught, all priors reduoed 10 per betit.
£dF“ We ask your calls before purchasing, satisfied that we caa pleassi
aod profit all.
btovns of ail kinds at very low figures."trunks to tult men afid WOfMtt;
Busies and Wagons ' - * •
- From the finest inanuTsctorlesTrr the Wot-ld; bought at prlees that will ds* 1
able us te sell to every one wanting a neW aod liitfablk rhfalblk fb? ehitrtol
going or any other purpose. * ' ,
Blackyill© Funeral Difectory:
Ilsying bought out the Bldckvillh Filneral Directory wk will bd constant-^
ly prepared to furnish onr friend* and patrons anything neadsd tn thid Hbdf
We solicit the visits of the buying public, so that all may. sea bow oom£
plrte stocks we have, what great inducements we offet and glut Astonish-
ing Bargains we will give.
Opine one. Come all, itoosts nothing to look.
Very Reapctttfuiljr,
’f.
OCTOBER OPENING.
Miss Carrie A. Cave has great pleas
ure in asking the attendance of-, her
lady friend* at her opening of Fall
and Winter Millinery aod Dress Goods
on October 11th SnU 12th, Wednesday
and Thursday next, 8he 1* bslte sure
that tfie clioictst tH*U* will he cum-
pletelv pleased with the nbw-.aud good
and beautiful aelectiona displayed, all
personally selected in the lest AmeriV
can centres of fashion. A cordial wel
come waits for every lady visitor.
FOR SALE.
A lot of Genuine Home Raised
pier Oats Seed for sale,
plica tloa.
Prices
Ap-
on ap-
Allendale. S. C.
Bry an Bros,
NOTICE.
The Barnwell B*f
will/ meet this year at Friendship
Church on the 26th day of October, in
stead of the 19th, as published in the
minutes. This change was mtde by
the Executive Committee at the re
, quest of a eommittec appointed by the
Baptist State Couv«nttott~Tast Decem
ber. Churches will take notice of this
change iu appointing their delegates.
J. A Jenkins,
Sec- Ex. Com.
notice to the Pablic.
L.vJ. Williams, formerly of Edge-
field. R. B. Dorn, formerly of McCor-
mick, with others, have organized
company to be known under the firm
name of Williams, Dorn A Co,, for the
purpose of conducting a feed and sale
. stable, with an up-to-date wagon yard
. in connection therewith, to be located
©n MoKinnle Street and near the North
Augusta bridge. They solicit the pa
tronage of tbeir friends and the gener-
it la tbe old street car stables prop
erty. High and dry—without mud In
(be rainy winter season.“
LUgmt*
Governor lleyi^rd has appointed
Hon. J E. McDonald of Winnshoro
Special Judge to preside over thf extra
term of the Court of Common Plea* to
he held at Barnwell beginning on tbe
23rd Inst.
Mr. Emmett Sesse, while coming
from town a few day* ago had a runa
way. the frightened mule striking a
tree and upsetting the wagon, throw
ing the body of the wagon on him and
bruising him badly.
. y
Civil Engineer R. C. Mixsou of
Allendale was in town on Monday. He
is at the hrnd of his profe*«ion, having
been trained bv ih*t ma«ter mltheiirati
clan, the lute Capt. JV Seth Mixson,
lose mantle he worthily wears.
Mr. M. H. Sease, who has been in
the service of she Southern Ruilway
Company for about four years, came
over from Columbia to si w,, d a few
days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. 8.
[. Sease. Come again Mr. Sease we
are always glad t« see you.
Saledav attendance made Barnwell
look like the good old times. All sec
tions of the"cmrrfty Wre wail represent
ed, and all had tbe >am« nawa. caUun
nearly all gathered, corn ciop lighter
than expected, poas a failure, cane and
potatoes far below the average, but lit
tle serious sickness.
Last week tfie Barnwell town Conn<
ell made the-animal .-donation of five
hundred dollars to the Graded School
This bread cn*t-«Hi Vbe water* doesn’t
wait many days "before beginning to
come back. It has stimulated the . suc
cessive faculties to equal the public in
terest in the school, and the pupils re
aHze their added obligation to do their
best brain work and to act everywhere
as little gentlenieiranff ladles. We do
not know that one of them has ever
been haled before the municipal court.
WILLI8TON NEWS.
Rev. Graves L, Knight, who has for
six years "been" Pastor of Rosemary
Church, tendered his resignation on
last Saturday, and preached hi* last
sermon on Sunday, much to the regret
of his ninny friend*.
Mrs. Riva Sander* of Srqnak* return
ed home Tuesday, after a week’s visit
with relative* here.
All the keys tn hox of monev-~at the
store of Matthews A, Newsom have
been given awav and box will be held
until 15ih October. Parties holding
keys are requested to try them by that
da:e.
Mr*. Toole of Oakwood D visiting
her daughter, Mr*. L. C. Sprawls.
Mi** Essie Loud went to Charleston
on Monday to attend school.
Miss < ary Loud is attending school
at Winston-Salem, N.C.
Norman Smith, Henry Johnson, Les
lie and Leonard Mellichamp have re
turned to their scliools.
Buckeye Glass Feed Grain Drills, 6-disc, #6£.
formerly #80; 8-disc* now, $60, formerly $71...:
H. D. Still & Sort*,
’ “■ *
Blackvllle, S. 6.
5=4
STEEL TOOTH HARROWS,
50-tooth now $10, formerly $12-50.
60-tooth how $10.50, formerly $2h
Boy Dixie Plow^ hew $1,-40, formerly $1.75-
Cultivators—Two-horse Walking now $20, for
merly $25-00; One-horse now $3, formerly $4.50.
Still selling wagons down; am overcrowded-
L. m BRABHAM,
i* ~^a — - • —^ • * • ■
J list received
ville, S. O.,
Horse;
In
hnudfed^
nt
eolenton,— - - s. c.
WHITTLE’S STABLES,
_ J Healthy, Honest, Handsome
Magnificent, Money-Making Mtilfes.
Ml ■ ' ~ ve ^Yer
None bettor and few as good have ever been
brought to South Carolina.
President Roosevelt will start on his
Southern trip on the ISth inst. He
will be s*le.ep when his train passes
through this State, from Charlotte to
Atlanta.
The Darlington grand jury has pre-
-«e«44Ml Pegram Dargan for trial for
Real Estate For Sale.
As Agent for the heirs of Mrs. S. L.
Dyches, deceased, I will sell at Barn
well in front of the Court House on
Monday, the «th day of November, A
D. 1005, it being saledav tumid month
within the legal hours of sale, the fol
lowing real estate situate, lying and
jiaing in Barnwell County : >
AM (bat tract or parcel of land, part-
ff srittou the corporate limit* of the
(own of Blackvllle, containing twenty
eeven (27) acre*, more or leas; bounded
4H) the North by Academv Lot and
lands of the estate of Mrs S. I
Dyches; West by land* of the estate of
Heavy Hartsog and Jand* of J. D
Whittle; South by lauda of J. D
Whittle and East by the Buford
Bridge Road.
ALSO
On* lot in the toarn
.containing three acre*,
with dwelling and outbuilding*
on, bounded North by South Boundary
Btreet; South by Academy Lot and e*
tata of Mrs. 8. L. Dvohes; Eaat by the
Buford's Bridge Road and Weat by
Estate of Henry Hartxog. ' * —-
ALSO
containing about thin
Tn the town-
Between midnlglit snil dawn Ttaim-
... dai- morning l«*t_a rot.hor vniered tlie
bou*ei>f tleotioii
the Coa*t I.ine depot through a win
dow, climbing over a bed in which two
children were sleeping. He took from
the bureau Mr. Strange’* silver rail
road $30 watch and carried off his pan
taloons, containing about $10, going
out of the window without waking any
one. The robber had placed a rake
and piece of scantling outside handy
for use in case he was discovered. His
barefoot tracks were followed to near
the public square.
A BEAUTIFUL BRIDAL.
of Blackvllle
more or less,
with dwelling and outbuilding* there-
Ooe lot
fourths of
an acre
of
BlaekvUle, bounded North by lot of
James Odom! South by South Boen
dary Street; East by Rr*. John Qrlb
bin and Watt by lot of the Methodist
SobaroJi.
Term* Cash—Purchaser to pay for
H.P. Dyches,
Agent.
pctobernr, jooj.
Married on Wednesday evening, Sep
tember 27th at the residence of the
bride’s parents, Rev. C. M. Wilkinson
of Augusta officiating, Mr. Gary Cobb
ofSilverton, Aiken County, and Miss
Jessie, eldest daughter of Capt. and
Mr*. J. C. Griffin of Four Mile Town
ship. ^ '
The lovely bride, radianyyith youth
and obarraing personal graces, was In
deed fair aa a dream of beauty as in
her snowy silken bridal attire she gave
her gentle hand and golden heart into
the life keeping of the manly, band
some non of Aiken, who had won so
{ ifted and gracious a prize to crown
is worthy, prosperona Ufa.
A wealth/of costly present* gave
beautiful'evidence of thq wide popular
ity bf the happy contracting parties.
Dollclona refreshment*, fitting so
fair an occasion, were enjoyed by the
scores of Invited guests who had come
from many home* to wish tso Mr. an*
Mrs. Cobb a happy voysge through
tbe future years, with glorious sun
shine brightening their sky, constant
happiness following tbeir steps and
rich prosperity attending tUelr every
wiah, with a generosity aa great as
tbeir deserving*.
getting ami giving to hi* brother Keith
Dargan the carbolic ncid with which
tlie Uuer killed himself.
If tbe newspaper reports of the cot
ton crops in the South West are half
true the minimum of 11 cents a pound
adopted-fey ih« Asfeeville meeting of the
Southern Cotton Grower* Association
is an extremely moderate profftfSTflori.
W. J. Bryan, wife, daughter Grace
and eon little Hilly left last week on a
years vacation to hg spent in Asia,
Africa, Ocean lea and "Europe. While
Editor Bryan i* circling the globe tba
country mind moulder will work and
walk in the old rut*.
Kansas farmers have a busy time
ahead, the gathering of their corn crop,
will amount to 25(1,000.000 bushel*. The
home price now is 30 cents a bushel. In
18dfl when the crop measured up 273,-
000 OCO bushles it- sold for 10 cents a
bushel. That winter much corn ~W6*
burned for fuel, being cheaper than
coal.
On April 2nd in a collision near St
George Engineer Arthur T. Reed of
Blackvllle. running a through freight
train to Charleston, received injuries
resulting in bis death a lew days later.
The railroad authqritiee-put the blame
on Eugineer Reed, alleging that his
watch was 8 minutes slow. His estate
brought suit for $60,000 damages for
his death, and tlie Dorchester jury
gave on Saturday a verdict fop $40,(M0
against the Southern Railway
The road bad previously paid with
out suit 910.000 to the estate of En
gineer Conlon of passenger train
northbound who waakjUed outright in
tbe same collis^on
BEGISTERfD HEIFERS,
Glendale Farjri at Barnwell, hs* for
«ale a number of choice regl»rered
Jersey Heifers and young Bulls, the
offspring of our noted Tormentor Bull
by fine registered cows. We had in
tended to reserve these heifers for our
own use, but now offer them without
reserve for sale. This is a good oppor-
tunity far tho*e desiring fine heifers as
they represent nine year* of careful se
lection and breeding of tlie best Jerseys
In the country. Our cattle have-*been
purchased from celebrated herijtrtiorth
and west, and they show for them?
selves, and their offspring are as flue
as can be/had 'anywhere. Pedigrees
* \ \
Tbe newest advertisement we have
seen appears In an up country paper
A wide awake merchant invites all the
ladies to attend Ids Millinery opening
and to Inspect, among other goods, his
stock food, cofiiua and caskets.
C.F, Riser will receive tomorrow
Friday night, Another oar load of tbe
stock that has made Olar famous and
added so much to tbe crop produotlon
of Barnwell and Bamborg counties
They are right In every respect.
She seemed at first to think be was -
A shining light of high renown;
3be did not change her views because
'Tls certain that she turned blm down
Tbe notions tome men have of H a
Contented mind” are hazy;
They claim they have contented minds
When they are meaeiy lazy.
Sale and Livery Stable, Buggies, Wagons, Har
ness and Farm Implements.
ons;
nr Virginia Wagons; one car Btown Wag-
A Fine Lot of Surreys; A Beautiful Lot Df Png-
h h fc fe b h
name of purchaser
charge. This offer will not Wist lAng
DR. W.C. Mills,:
HESTISt, ,
Barnwell, - - - S. C.
.Will ho in my office every Fri
day and Saturday until November
first.
From November ist.to April I
will be in my office every day.
From April to November I will
attend calls jn the country or
meet patients at any of our towns
by appointment.
DICKS - HOUSE,
634 BROAD ST.,
Acocbta, Ga.
Excellent rooms and good table
board. Rates, $1.60 per day; special
rates by the week.
A. P. Dicks, Prop.
REGISTRATION tNOT ICE.
The Registration Books will be open
In tbe Court House on tbe first Mon
day (sale day) in each month for the
transaction of such busineaa as is re
quired by j*w.
W. J. Baxley, Chairman.
G. R. Dunbar, Secretary.
NOTICE.
The Road Overseer* throngtaout the
Count# will please warn nut tbeir
hands at once and 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 themselves accordingly.
J. B. Morris, Supervisor.
K. C. Roberta,Clerk.
JAMES A. WILLIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BnttcKHALTKn — Bcitmxo,
Barnwell, - - - - S. C.
Practice in State Prompt Atten-
and Federal tion Given to
Courts. * all Business^
Also, one car Vir
‘Surreys; A Beautiful Lot Df Bug-
gies; A Full Stock of Harness"; Two Thousand Bush
els Home GrowiV, Sure Making, Seed Oats.
Buy stock now, while you have cotton thohey. They
are cheaper than they will be after New Year, and the
Winter’s work will put them in fine shape to stand the
Spring and Summer climate;
No better qualities; No cheaper prices aiiywHere
than at {J^f" ./T*' .-v
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Whittle’s Stables*
Blackvllle, S. C*l..
INSURANCE.
Life, Fire,
Accident, Health.
We represent only "Old Line” oom-
lanies.
* Hill Top
All the y|ar round have bn sjfe
n<fartt u«7o*
i ORK
TU E &E W JORK UNDERW RITERS
AGENCY —
THE AMERICAN FIRlE, OF NEW
JERSEY-
THE EQUITABLE
LESION
THE EMPLOYERS LIABILITY OF
IAIN DON ‘ . y.
All kinds of insurance promptly writ
ten and attended to in jtarson by
Soclling & Shertac, Agents,
11ARNWELL, S. C.
The surest, safest, soundest
7— ■ : r —d— : £ : L- - «L ' * ‘ ‘ * Vv-' * ■
Mules for all purposes
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C. F. Calhoun, * P. M. Buckingham
- ’ Wm. McKah.
handsomest, hardiest
honest Horses and Mares
That long and public-pleasing experience can aeiect and good cash money b«jr.
HARNESS HARNESS.
An Immense stock, reaching from the Choicest to the Cheapest Grades,
separate piece sold, from a Brow B*nd up or dovtn. Saddles for Men ai
men. Lap Robes and Whip* Ac. in vast variety, bat of thf best quality.-
.es
Calhoun & Co,
FJPE,
Life, Accident,
LIGHTNING
■AND;
Live Stock
: INSURANCE,
—At Lowest Rates In- -
Strongest Companies.
CALHOOH k CO, '
—OFFICES AT—
THE BANK OF BARNWELL
My Stock of Buggies Is superb, the most comfortable, the moat
the prettiest In finish end style made in America.
My Wagona are of tbe make! that have stood the terft of wear fad ttbM to
unbroken satisfaction of all nrbo have dsed them. Buy on*. You will 1
blacksmith bills and be bleseed by your easy pulling teams.
Charlie Brown,
BARNWELL. S. &
DR. J. H. L MILHOUS.
. DEHTAL S6BGE0I,
KUCMflUE, S. C.
Will be' at his BarnweB
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office every Monday and
•V- •' 1
Tuesday, and at his home
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office in Blaekville every
Friday and Saturday*’
MONEY TO Li
We art prepared to negotia^Ii
improved farms for five yeara,
paymeats. Interest 8 per cent efi
under $1,000; 7 per deet
$1 JK)0. Don’t write, come sad
J. O. Patterson
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mjm. f.
Will work anywhere 4s
by special appolntacfffer
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