The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 26, 1905, Image 3
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20.1906.
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RATES Of SCRSCBimOK.
In Adr»nc«. p«r Aaawn «1.60
► •••••••••........*6^ 00
On Tima.,,
Tht> chain trati^ will b* at the Jaraea
IHH onttfehitwidajr when it will
mova to Martin Station. /
J It. Morris, Buparrlaor.
R. C. Rnboru, Jr., Clerk. .
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WASTPED—Wa want to buy one
thousand bn«hel« of white pen*, also
we solicit ahlpinenuor cblckatu and
egk« : hlgitett cash price lor same.
M.O. talker R On.,
Coluabta, S. C.
X. D. Walker.
, Mgr. ,
BUSINESS NEWS.
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Best Hickory Buggies, 93.00, 40 00
and 45 00 Dollar*. '
B. W. Davla * Co..
Fairfax, S. O.
<3. D. C, V.anga, No. S3. K. R. Ave, ed
Blackrille S. C., keep* In stock Or
gaits and Pianos for cash or on easy
terms. Kastman’s Kodaks and sup.
plies. The Laughlin Fountain Pen at
98.00. one for <1 00. call or write.
Best Conking Stoves, 96.09, $7 00,
9800, 48 09ft $10 00.
B. W. Dat I* ft Co.,
Fairfax, S. C.
Barnwell County Raised Seed Rve—
the sort that ueyemeiwlvea or dlasp.
points, for sale by C. X. Burckbalter.
F
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned will, on Monday, November
STth. ItOS. make application for letters
of final discharge as Executor of the
•stateof Mrs M. J Rowe, before J. K.
Hnelliog, Kaq.. Judge of Probate for
■ Barnwell i'ounty.
S. K Ray,
* Executor.
Oct 23d. 1906.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are forbidden to enter
upon our lands in bemiett Spring*
Towhdiip for the purpose of Iniutiug
or trapping by day or by night, or
cnfnmltt'ng any -other trespass, under
penalty of prosecution to the lull ex
tent af Iks laps.-
Brabham ft
Hattleville, SrC.^tJcUiber 23d, 1906.
Only «0 days to the coming ;
CTana.
Mr Idls Brabham was in town on
Monday.
.. Barnwell, oottnn receipts last week
footed up 198 bale*.
Third frost of the season OIL Sunday
morning, and the largest to date.
Ur. W. C. Milhous attended the
Georgia State Fair in Atlanta last
week. , / * - .
Cop? for changes In advertlaements
should reach THIS office before noon
ou Mondays. ^
Jack Frost raised the price of cotton
SO points. $1.60 per bale on Monday.
He beats Dan Sully.
Rev. J. L. Harley. D V.. will hold
aervlces at. Biloant Church on next
Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m.
Rey. J. J. Getslnger died In Spartan-'
burg of the stroke of paralysis men
tioned in last week’s Pkoplk.
Thd special term of court keeps num
ber* of Btrnwell people from pick
pocket danger at the State Fair.
The' Rarnwell Baptist Association
meet* with Friendship Church to-day.
and will be most hospitably enlertain-
COURT NOTES.
Ml«a Agnea Richardson Is offidatln^
excellently as stenographer this week.
The veterans. Clerk Simms and
Sheriff Creech, are so well trained that
they could do their work blindfolded
without mistake.
Crier R O Halford’a clear call adda
fnnch to the expedition of business.
Major L. T. Ixlar, younger than a
decade ago, is happy among hta happy
f riv uda. -——
And everybody la glad to aeo and
hear Judge J. F. lalar of the goldeo
heart and silver tongue.
In the suit of W. T. Walker against
the Southern Railway taking for $20,-
000 damagp* for personal Injurlea a
verdict for $7,600 was given. Notice
of inniion for a new trial waa given.
Bates ft Simms for iMalntiff, Robvrtf
Aldrich for Defendant.
Rev T J. Sandlfer waa in to^rn on
Monday, his good look* showing that
he had enjoyed the roast beef of Merry
England.
Things are abopt equal all the year
round. When local news liema are
scarce, as now. advertisements—good
reading at this season—are plentiful
and job printing keep^i the printer peo
ple busy. . . * ~ ~-*—
Tmk PsortK believes It had a better
dinner at Saltkehatchie on Kridav than
I’resideut Roosevelt enjoyed in Atlanta.
Our feast wa* of corn bread, rice, cued
pig, lia*h and chicken, black coffee,
supplemented by a deaaert of opossum.
To better educate hi* children Rev.
J. h. Harley has bought a nice re*i-
dence In Spartanburg, and after this
year will make that cTty hli home,'wh-
gaging In evangelistic Instead of pag-
toral work.
By a m-ijorlty of one vote Judge J.
P. strcbel wa* on Friday elected in-
temlant of Blackville. The warden*
previously chosen are A. B. Hair. H. I,
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All
U|hiii mu'
fmse of hunting or
raona are forbidden to enter
eewood Plantation for the-^+hr
trapping, taking
a*.av wood, straw or leave*, pasturing
sunk, waking paths or roads, or ju-ta-
mitUng any other trespass pnder peu-
- aRv of prosecution to the full txtentof
the law. : : *
BUTLER IIAGOOD,
October 14th 160').
United State* of America. In the
District Court of the United .state* for
the Eastern PistrlrtTrf Sou h Carolina.
In the matter of C J. v Martin. Bank
rupt, In Bankruptcy
Dewitt, B- L. NevlD and J. W. Bror^TF-"
lug. • , -
Judge J. E- McDonald came dofcn
from Wlnnahoro on Sunday and I* stop
ping at the Midair House. Barnwel^
D glad to w.) too me within it* gate* 1 this'
- atlmiiabio gentleman and learned
Jurist.
Mr*. Carrie Coleman, second daugh
ter of the late Dr Henrv W. K>ar*e
and wife of Dr. John Coleman, of Olar,
died of tvphold fever on Saturday and
was hurled at Mitpah Church on Sun
day. Rev. J. L. Harley conducting the
funeral sevlce.
Illness kept Presiding Elder Marlon
Dargan from attending the Quarterly
Conference at Barnwell on Saturday
srrftP^nwih»yA. I*. JJajley acted
in his stead. All the
^circuit are In excellent condition and
the collections will he entirely salUfac
lory before conference,
Wade II Pfumer, a poor white boy
15 years old^-who In May 1901 after a
desperate struggle saved his friend
John M. Gib*on, f) in years old, from
drowning In Lynch’* River In this
State, ha* been awarded from the
Carnegie he>o fund a silver medal and
I'jOO hi money, which sum will be spent
in .giving the hero boy an education.
All subscriber* to the stock or share*
J-in the Farmer* Barnwell Ware House
A Salvation Armr detachment of a
msn and his wife both preachers, with
ito ir five clilislren, and two drums, two
- . , . . . ~ , Umhourlnes and an organ held street
Peril tow of Discliarirr. Ob thL* JfllJ' Mtrvieea in Bxmwell on Sunday after-
>
day ot October A. P.- 1005, on reading
the foregoing petition, it Is—
Orde ed by the Court, that a hearing
he had upon the same on the 3 day of
Kwvmnber, A. D. IMAbefoie sail Court
at Charleston, iu said District, at 10
o'clock In the forenoon : and that notice
thereof be pohliaued In Tux Bsknwki.i.
I’rotLR, a newspaper printed iu *ahl
dutrlct, and ihat all known creditor*
and other parson* iu Interest may ap
l-ear at the aaid time and plane mid
show cause, if any they nave, w hy the
C rayer of the said petitivti should not
* granted. „ .
Co the lb day of October A. D. 1905
Richard W. Hutson,
Clerk.
(Seal)
‘ J ' MASTER’S SALE.
State of South Carolina,)
County of Barnwell. t
— Cha*. F baker. Plaintiff,
v*.
Lela Earle Baker, K ldie Bellinger
Baker, Cbas. F. Baker, Jr., anil F. W.
Wcathersbee, Defendants.
By vlrpie of a decretal order to me
directed in the almye entitled cause, 1
will aell at Btrnwell, in front_nf the
Court House, on Monday, November
»ixth 1906. it being saleday in - said
inunth. within the legal Imurs of sain,
the following described real property,
situate In the county and State afore
said:
HAll that eertaln tract or parcel of
land Id said State of r>outh t'wrolliia.
Barn weir ^nnrtT;~Rtoh^ Land Town
ship containing one hundred and twen
ty flye acres, more or le*«, and bounded
as foltews; On the North by Laad* of
W. L. Bates and J. O. Patter-on, Kaat
by lands of F. W. Weathersbee. South
bv lands of L. A. Green and West by
larda formerly belonging to W. J
Duncan.”
Terms of «*le cash. Purchaser to
pay for paper*. ~
H. L. O’BANNON.
; Master.
Ma>ter’( Office, October, TOth, 1905.
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Best Btfd
Horses and Mules
Are the kind
Q. A. KENNEDY keeps
At Willistoi, S C.
Two car loads of clipping
good ones just received.
To go with them, just re
ceived, One Car Piedmont.
Wagons, One Car Stude-
baker Wagons; a Complete
Stock of Tyson & Jones and
other well known best makes
of Buggies.
Delays arc dangerous, but
there is no danger in buying
my high quality of stock
Amd goods at my bed rock
ember, they are at
Q. A. KENNEDY’S,
Willis ton, S. C.
noon and night, and Mojiday morning.
Thsv took up no collection* hut ac-
csptsd yol u n tar y cnntnhutlnn*. A
young evange Kt and sift* lield service*
Monday ami Tua*day Might. ^
In small lot*, they cost $35 per
thou*and—those ten thousand guaran
teed quality cigars, four brands, but
Hurekhalter’s Drug .Store sell* them at
tptarier or a box «f 60 for |1.S).
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
S. E. Rav—Final Discharge. . .
Brabham ft <’o—Trespass Notice.
Creech’s Pharmacy—About Eye* and
Glasse*.
B Maaursky—Bee Hive Full of Bar-
gaiu*. i
('. H. Grubb*—Muir taken up.
J. A. Willis, E»q.—Summon* for Re-
lief,
Th" Savannah River BaprUt A»sr-
clation will convene at Allendale on
Novemher 17th, 1905.
All minlstors ami others Intending to
he present will p'ease notify one of the
following committee: Me**ra A. W.
Owens, J. II O. All. J. L. Oswald and
H. M Ooodson. This requent U made
that homes mav be provided for all.
J. K. Sesrson. Ch. (’Ik.
Allendale. S. (' , October 23d, 1005.
NOTICE
I have taken up at my house, 3 miles
East of Barnwell. C. II., one Black
Mare Mu<e with aItlte nose and about
18 hUhrttrhtgh, wlii weigh almnt lim
lh» The owner of same will please
come with proof to prove his claim to
said mule and pay cost of keeping fto.
Till* mule was taken up on Sunday
BHi ruing. —. _
II SlrohHs
Thi* 24th day of October, i<to5.
OU^l FRIENDS.
Our gondabirird by _frU-Pd-Capt J■ M.
Ulmer lightened ymr httay day burdens
by hi* welcome presence.
Handsome yoting Mr. F P. Cube
paid us a bright morning call on Tbur*
day-.- •
Mr. Willie Hair. good, son of a good
father, gave us a good visit on Thurs
day.
We were glad to make the pleasant
anquaintanpe of Mr. A. R. BraxtoJi on
Thursday,
Saturday afternoon wa* made the
h ippier by a pleHsant interview with
Mr. A F. Ferguson*
Mr. J. F. Load holt brought n* goodT
new* bright and early Monday from
Sycamore. *■ “ • »
Messrs J. P Chlfty and J. A Hair
helped give the week a blighter begin
lug by their good cleverne**.
THE SPECIAL TERM.
vTblrd. week juror* were drawn on
Monday:
Allendale: J. W. Sullivan, J. 'W
Googe, K. A. Terry, 1. D. Ellis, F. C.
Priester. B. B.Tanglev.
Bahlock: W. H. William*, F. H
Weaver.
Barnwell: O. Black, W. W. Moore,
D J*. Black. W. J. Birt.
Bennett Spring*: U. A. Meyer, J. A.
L*d»on ^
Blackville: J. P. Strobel,^ W. I.
Odom. W/T. Walker. W. M. Altman
J. 8 McClendon, C. R. Bovlaton.
George* Creek: McD. Eubank*. G.
W. MnrrU. ’ *
Great Crpress: IK B. Cave, Willie F.
Creech, J. A. Myrick, B. M. Jenkins,
Jr
Red Oak: W T Ombbs. R. M JIay.
Roaemary: B. J. Powell, H. B.
Woodward.
~ Sy«Hmor->: B. L. Brabham.
WIIIDton: Z. T. Ilutson,
Sprawl*. M. N. Bate*, B. F,
tuond, P. L. Pender. #
WILT.ISTON NEWS.
Rosemary Church conference on
Sunday called Rev. R. P. Galphln for
next year to preach twice a mouth, in
stead of once a* «t hag been for eeveral
year*.
Dr. J. M. Smith ha« been quite tick
for some time, but U some better.
Mrs. 8. (K Mathis left Tuesday to
visit the State Fair in Columbia this
week, ,
Mr Walton IV. Sprawl* hae-gone up
to Columbia also to visit the State Fair.
Mr. and Mr*. W. A Scott lost their
baby last Saturday, It Bad been sick
tome time. C.
Mr. Chester Ahl and Mis* Ruth, the
im;
daughter ot Mr. John
wero married by Rev. W
Married bv Rev. Mr v
day evening Mr. W. H.
liston amt Msas Clyde
Dunbarton. „
Mr. Henry Lard’* hnuae, tkrlth part
of hi* furniture, was burned on the
morning of the 16ib by fire starting in
the cook room. It wa* insured.
uattlubVn
4Jenet.^
on Sun-
ave* PL Wil-
Anderson pf
Company will mee,t at the Court House
on Monday the 20th, prepared to pay
up their sliare^and at the same time to
elect officers of the Company and ap
point a Board of Director*, ^o take
charge of jmd bulld **tuc.
H. L. 0 Hannon, Frank IT. Creech,
Secretary. _ __ President.
COMINU^—
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T-be Inimitable pantomime ‘‘Humpty
Dumpty,” with G*-orge II. Adam* In
the title role, who will be assisted by a
cohort of pretty show gtyl* and beauti
ful scenic and electrical effects, will be
at the Opera House on Kitday night,
October 27th. Thi* gorgeous produc
tion combine* vaudeville, comic opera,
comedy and pantomime, cleverly weld-.
Interes\* of thei^d: nrwkteg wn^nteroLk iOOial [
v,aried and kaleidoscopic grandeur.
Among the vaudevllllan* who will ap
ear are the Vallie Edgar, in iltiiR.ra-
ted songs; Frank Sommer*, the refined
minstrel entertainer; the Elmos, in a
Dutch comedy skit and crayon sketch
es; SaviPe Sister* America’* favorite
soubrettes; Berry and Mirrtesk, musi
cal artist* and many others. Among
the feature* will bq tbr.gfeod march of
the Amazons, the beautiful ‘TTanceTvT
tire Butterflies anti tttit‘:'Wte*4 film* in
moving pictures. The whole I* one
ggregation, extravagant, fantastic
and beautiful. ‘‘Humpty Dumpty” I*
under the abl« management of Ernest
Tooke, late of the Bulfafi? Bill’* Wild
West Show, and la^ptimonnced by the
critic* of the leading . metropolitan
--Journala. *« tha very acme of refined
performance. T- '
1’ricea—25, 50 and 75 cant*. Tickets
on sale at Creech’a Pharmacy.
“The Bee Hive”
Main Street, Barnwell,
L. M.
Drum-
B. Mazursky, Prop:
The long
Summer is
ended, the
chill of com
ing Winter
is in the air
and now is
the time and
the “B E E
^ IlIVE” the
place for wise men and wiser
women to buy
St Best -ffarmest anil
lost Durable Clothing
and Underwear, the
. Most Comfortable, _
. L o n g Lasting
and Damp
•" Defying Shoes,
- the Healthiest Blan-'
kets and Quilts and
all the Heavy Goods that
will be needed until Spring.
For every purpose of dress
or daily labor wc are over
crowded with bargains that
all families and individuals
need and our prices are so
reasonable that we can make
the closest buyers happy.
Good Food helps health
Better buy our pure grocer
ies than run up long drug
'and doctor’s,bills.
WHAT’S THE CONDI
TION OF YOUR EYES?
Would It nob bo wall to have them teated ? It will coat you noth
ing—notooe centr’-to find out. Drop Into our atoro and lot our opti
cian, who haa had many year*’ experience, give your eye* a thor
ough teat.—Ho haa all th* lateat aQpljance* for finding out the con
dition of the light, whether nearer far-*lghted; whether th* eight
of both eyes la the »amei will tell yon eauae and furnish you with
the necessary remedy for abnormal condition Of light. Glasses care
fully fitted to cross-eye* a specialty. * "
Whatever you do, don’t make the mistake of buying from a ped-
ler. A* long a* people buy glasae* from mere pedlars they may. ex
pect trouble with their eyes. The only object of nil pcdlers Is to g*t
your money and get away. Then, m is so often the ease, If you find
you cannot see with their glassies, there is nothing to do but to throjr
them aside and wait for another pedler or come to see us, when. If by
chance you should happen to get a pair that you could not see
through, all yon would have to do would be to bring them back to ua
and have an experienced optician fit you up with another pair with
out auv charge, or get your money back. Now, that Das fair as we
can offer. There i* certainly no way for you to lose anything that
way. We can always be located, too—noi like tbe pedlar, here to
day and yonder tomorrow. And, besides. If we sell you a pair of
frames for solid gold, tbey are exactly as wa represent them. We
fully guarantee every frame that (enves our place to be exactly as
represented or money refunded.
Creech’s Phan
MAIN STREET, - - Barnwell, S. C.
... ■
McCall’s pat-
terns;
10c and 15c
Norte Better.
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GRANBPALL
OPENING
McCall’s
Magazine
50c a Year,
Including a
Free Pattern
Of High Class Dry Goods,
Swell Dross Goods and Trimmings. Our Rcady-
to-WjQftr and Dress Making Departments are strict
ly up-to-date. -No charge for alterations. Suits
delivered the same day of *
purchase. "We have cm-
ployed one of Atlanta s most competent dressma-
kers. s No disappointments and all work guaran
teed to give perfect satisfaction. Send us your
.orders or visit ourtitore when in Augusta.
T- W. Coskery, Jr
W..X. Houston
G. W, Andrews
, If, s Co., I
\ .Augusta -- Ga.
ft**
4 1 ' V r V 4 0
Expecting
Large Crops.
Iin
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BLACKYIIXE, 8.
\V rx cheerfully accept the situation by making (rest
TTV7 all along ibe litie. We will be satisfied 9b g*
giving te our friends and patrons the benefit of prfw* in
short crops will be squat to the expected Urge crojn. 4 ~
/ Our Stooka In all Lines of General Merehandtae are vney
oom piste, too great to be calaiogned In an advtrtlaeetent,
special attention of tbe purchasing public to tbe following new and
date apeeialttea. f
For Men, t
Tbe Largest and Completest Line of Clothlnf etef offered te the Black-
vllle trade. All etylekW Gentleiuen'e Bats ami the faffioua
Brown Shoes. 1?
For the Ladies,
The Beautiful Radcliffe and the Famon* Five Star Brown 8bsea, Umbrel
la* from tbe finest *llk to the cheapest made.
The moat complete and 8welle»t Line of Ladles’ Jackets aVer put on the
Blackville market.
Our New Furniture Annex fi
Contains Three complete Car Ixuds of tbe Finest to the Cheapest
ture that could be bought, all prices reduced 10 |*r cent,
JCBT We ask your call* before purchasing, satisfied that We
and profit all. ... _ ” ~ -
Btoves of all kinds at very low figures. Trunks to suit man tad
Buggies and Wagons
From the finest manufactories In the world, bought at prices that wUt i
able us to sell to every one wanting a nav and durable vehicle for ekertte
going or any other purpose. * \f’
Llackyille Funeral Directory:
Having bought out the Blackville Funeral Directory we will be eonsUMk*
ly prepared to furnish our friends and patrons anything neededle this Itae.
We solicit the visits of the buying public, so that all may aee how eom«
plkte stocks we hare, what great Inducements wa offer and what Astonish*
Ing Bargains we will give.
Come one, Cotne all, It costs nothing to look. —
Vary Kespeetfully,
H. D. Still <fie Sons,
Blackville, 8. C.
ta
Buckeye Glass Feed Grain Drills', 6-disc,
formerly f8Q; 8-disc, now $60, formerly $75.
STEEL TOOTH HARROWS,
^0-tooth now $10, formerly $12. fO. -
60-tooth now $i0.?0, formerly $2J.
Boy Dixie Plows now $1.40, formerly $1.7£.
Cultivators—Two-horse Walking now $20, for- w
merly $25.00;’ One-horse now $}, formerly $4.50.
Still selling wagons down; am overcrov/ded.
L. D. BRABHAM,
ELLENTON, ---- S. C. ——
Sale and Livery Stable, Buggies, Wagons, Har-
ness and Farm Implements.
i-Ik
NOTICE.
"v
South Carolina, \
Barnwell County, j
Court of Common Pleas.
Ex Parte J. E. Templeton,
In Re Julia A. Templeton.
To all whom it may concern—Take
notice: That tbe undersigned, tbe
brother of Julia A. Templeton, will ap
ply to Hon. James Aldrich, Circuit
Judge, at his chambers, Aiken, 8 C.
on the 30th day of October, 1906, at 12
o’clock M. or as soon thereafter a*
counsel can be heard for an order ap
pointing John K. Hnelllng, Judge of
Probate for Barnwell Connty, public
Guardian for Julia A. Templeton,
owner of 133 acre* of land, by the rea
son of her being Incompetent to man
age her own affairs.
That no fit, competent and responsi
ble person can be found who is willing
to assume such guardianship.
J. K. Templeton,
Petitioner.
October 17th 1905.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.
AH persons are forbidden te enter
upon my land* In Wtliston Township,
Barnwell Connty, for tbe purpose of
hunting or trapping, taking away
wood, stf|w or4eavos, pasturing atock,
making paths or roads, playing (games
or carcT* of conimtttrcg any-Cjber tres
pass, under penalty of prosecution to
tbe full extent of the law.
W. H. Bares.
, October Uth, 1900,
C. F. Calhoun, P. M. Backingban
Wm. McSat.
Calhoun & Co
FIPE,
Life, Accident.,
LIGHTNING
——AND
Live Stock
mURAMCE,
—At Lowest Rates In- ••
Strongest Companies-
CILMnilGL
—OFFICES AT—
THE BANK OF BARNWELL
WHITTLE'S STftBLES
RLur-Kvii.i.r.
Keep up all the year round a procession of-great
bargains for wise buyers.^
Sold this season Two Carloads of Horses and
Mules and twp more have just been received, and
more will follow as needed.and on time.
Best Georgia Wagon®,
A Carload of the famous
In Macon,
H For the best Southern Trade.
A Carload of Buggies, the best on wheels* and
flLir A few nice rubber tire bicycle wheels.
* Hill Top
All the year round have on sale
The surest, safest, soun
• Mules for all purposes
handsomest, hardiest and
honest Horses and Mares
That long and public-pleasing experience can aclcet and good cash
HARNESS
An Immense stock, reaching from tbe CbotctU to tbe Cbeapeet Grade*,
separate piece sold, from a Brow Band up or down. Saddle# for Men
men. Lap Robes and Whip# fte. In vaat variety, bat of tbe i
AND
tty Stock of Boggle# D superb, the most comfortable, tbe
the prettiest In finish and style made In America.
My Wagons are of tbe make# that have stood tbe test of wear and
unbroken satisfaction of alt who have oaed them. Buy one. Toe
blacksmith bills and be bleseed by year eeey palling
Charlie Brown,
BARNWELL S. a
DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS.
DEHTIL SORGEOH,
==B BBSBBaj
MONEY TO
We are prepared to
improved farm* for tv*
payment*,
under $1,000; 7 per cent
01,000, Don't
wmm
BLACKVILLE, S. C
Will be at his Barnwell
office every Monday and
Tuesday, and at bio h
office u* THsekvfflr
Jr* 1
Friday and Saturday.
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