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•'. T^e Barnwell People. TifUBDDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1906. RATB8 Or SU RSCBIPT1 Oil. la Advanoe, per Annum $1.60 On lime $$00 ile refultr meeting of Bamwcll mSm Lodge No 16, Knight* of Pytlilea will BiUbc heki at their 11*11 ( n Frldny night 'WWatT^b’clock. A full nttendaiice U reqnented. Hy order of ARDEN A LEMON, C. C. •' Wm. MoNAB.K. R.,; 1 John B. Bellinger, Eeq., wni In town Mondey end Tueedny C*pt<4)unn returned from Kentncky on Monday, looking bW good old time •elf again. Dr. D. W Key ha* been called to the paaiorate of (he Baptist Church at Washington, Qa. fudge R. O. Purdy waa In town on HatiiniHy. going from Hampton court to bis liouie at bmnter. ' . , , . ^ * In ■mall lota,, they eo*t $35 Quarantine In ihiaj^ate ended T«ea» OiouiantJ—those thousand g day and liraltli ccrtlflcatea are no long er needed by traveler*. ^ The Savannah River Baptiat Asao- eiattoo will convene at Allendale on November 17tlt, 1905. All minlatera and other* Intending to be present will please notify one of the> following committee: Measrt A. Vf. Owens, J. II. C. All. J. L. Oswald and II. M Goodson. This request Is made that homes may be provided for all. J. E. Searann, Ch. Clk. Allendale. S. O., October 23d, 1905. Tite chain gang is at Martin station thiaweek. J. R. Morris. Supervisor. R.C. Roberts. Jr.*Clerk. WANTED—We want to buy one thenaand bu«hels of white pea*, also we vollcit shipment* of chickena and eggs: higbeat cash price tor aame. M.C. Walker A Co., Columbia, S.'C. N. D. Walker, Mgr. BUSINESS NEWS. Bsat Hickory Buggies, 35.00, 40 00 and 45.00 Dollar*. B. W. DavU & Co.. Fairfax, S. C. G. D. C. Lange, No. 23. R. R. Ave, Blackville S. C., keeps in stock Or gana and Pianos for cash or on easy terms. Eastman’s Kodaks and sup plies. The Laughtin Fountain Pen at $3.00, one for $1 00, call or write. Best Cooking Stoves, $6.00, $7 00, $8 00, $9 00& $K) 00. < v “ B W. Davis ^ Co., . — Fairfax, S. Cr Barnwell County Raised Seed Rve— the sort that n»*ver deceives nr disap-, points, for sale by C. X. Burukhalter. \ STILL’S SALE STABLES, — BUCKVILLE, S C. y Invite all In need of gootf stock at rtgtat price* to call.before buying else where and get the best. TWO CAR LOADS OF MULES, sound, straight etock, suiteil to all . draft and farm purposes. ON K CAR LOAD OF H >RSF,S, for the young people, the old folk* and mats. h: D. STILL a SONS- TRESPASS NOTICE. All person* are forbidden to enter upon our. lands In Bennett Spring* Township for the purpose of hunting or trapping by day or bv night, or commltt-ng any other trespass, under. Use.- intending Brabham »S Co. Hattievllle. 8. C.. October 23d, 1905. pewaitv of prosecution lo tent of the law. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is herebv given .that the tin- dersicned will, on Monday7 Noveml er 6th. 1905, tile her final account a* Guar dian of Arthur K and Clinton Dyche* and aak for letters di*ini**orv. i Mr*. D-J. Dvches*. , * Guaidian. October 2d. 1905. HOW TH B EDITORS GET RtOIl. After a grexl deal of study an>l woik we have at last figured out why *o many country editors get rich. Here Is the secret of success; a child is horn In the molghborlmod. the attending shy*lcian gH* $23, the editor give* the C i mil lunged youngster and the hagpv parent* a send off’ and get* $0. It i* christened; the minister grts $10 and the e<!itor gets $00. It grows up and marries;, the editor publishes [Armstrong p . li(J fo | uror . constable* ,on *- w*». ex- the tell* a dozen lie.* about the beautiful and accomplished hriile, the minister gets $10 and a piece of cake, kP<I tlie editor get* $<100 In the course of time It dies, ami the doctor get* from $25 to $100, tha minister perhaps gets another $15, the undertaker gets from $5« to $100vtbe editor publishes a notice ok the death and an obituary two columns long, lodge and socbatc. xcaulutiun*. a lot of poetry and a free card of thanks, and get* $<1,000. No wonder so many country editors get rich.—Morebead Coaster. Married, on the 29th uU., by Notary Public W. G. Collins, Mr. Willie Har ley and Miss Lizzie, eldest daughter of Mr. J. O. Sanders. Barnwell people of all denominations are greatly pleased with Rev G. W. Garner, both as a minister and a charming gentleman J. B. Atkinson Esq., formerly of this county, has been appointed United State* Commissioner at Spartsnbuig, where he is practising law with SolicW tor T. 8. Sense as his partner. Prof. W. U. Jones and family have moved to Columbia, carrying witli them the liesrts of many friends and the good wishes of all for their perfect happiness and prosperity la their new home. . . t Barnwell county had two lovely representatives at. the 35th annual ball of the South Carolina Club in Colum bia on Thnrsdnv evening last. The 8tat« thus describes their costumes: Mi-i* Agnes Tobin of Allendale wore a pretty gown of pink filmy net oyer taffeta of a slightly decpe.r shade. Puf fings of net were worked into design* on skirt and waist and a Frenchy touch was added hy a girdle of handpninted ribbon. Pink roses. Mis* Martha Aver Aldrich uChsrm- ing blue’and white -evening gown oT white point desprit over blue sstin. Tbs skli t ended in a deep accordion plaiting and graduated lace edged ruf fle* were cascaded in graceful design*. The bodice was dpiped with wide lace and was girdled with soft blue satin ribbon. Dainty bunches of forget me- not* giving the pef/eoklng touch. Mia* Aldrich carried ai large bouquet of Parma violet*. J Barnwell lias th'e good pleasure this week of welcoming for tno brief a time to his old home Mr. Langdon C, Tobin, who in 1S68 left Carolina to make a happy and ‘prosperous home in the lone star stste. To Hie veteran survivor* of Company A. Second S C. Artillery, Capt. W. M ■trwho want safe, sontm snq >ure gnt-- 'n»»*«*rwTth whomhosorved g«Hactfr * during the war between the Mates hi* coming ha* revived the gladness of the year* wUfa they were young7 add they are delig’ited that time has dealt «o gently with him, and that he has the piomiso of many more, happy vear*. • ..'s _ ■.. . 1 lie tell* u* that In South We*t Texas thev have made this year without fer rilizer* a half bale of cotton to the acre, the he»t crop grown In several year*. The boll weevd is now leaving that s Abo a--t ■ ntfefa—iBifcfSMSMBBw fTyrt 1 " r+r; irrrj^j aLITTcv T * 1 ’ 1 rx f ITT P7IMX TETiTT it seem*^ to cover ail tho Ooutli. Farmer# there now plow up and burn every Eall all cotton stalk*. The vyeevd is weatherproof, not killed j out l»ir s«»w»re cold or extrema heat. It damage* cotton from the form to the grown boll stage, t.’ott'fin I* i:s oifly food, but It i* pretty Iriquidtlve. often found ten miles from a cotton fluid. THIRD WEEK JURORS. ^ Monday next, Cth November, being saleday and the Presiding Judge nree- essiriiy absent, the jurors sunimoned to appear and sente on that date are excused until 10 o'clock a. in. on Tues day, November 7th. when they will please attend promptly. W. Gilmore Simms, c: c. p. COURT NOTES. Five jnrv cases were tried last week, the besfTcc.ord yet made for the first week of a special term. Damage 'soil* always lake much time Treasurer and bailiff* $426 30. This Week quicker progress is pected as tiie heitviest cases had first hearings. Tho imurt will hold only four days next week, a* Judge McDonald w;ill have to tie at home on saleday and * l ¥ ) on Saturday. “ MDs Jennie Pate is very efficiently acting «a stenographer this week., Ex-Governor John Gary Evans of spaniwitnirg w*^ in court on Tburs- dav. v . * . VtT teed qualify cigars, four brands, but BiirektiaKer** Drng Store sell* thsm at 7 for a quarter or a box ofbO for $1.80 cash. '• “The Bee Hive,^ Main Street, Barnwell, 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 E E HlWE”Thj place for wise men/and wiser women to buy The Best, Wannest and Most Durable Clothing • and Underwear, the Most Comfortable, Long Lasting and Damp Defying Shoes, the Healthiest Blau- - kets and Quilts and all the Heavy Goods that will be needed ontil Spring. , For every purpose of dress or daily labor we 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 heTp& health. Better buy our pure grocer- than run up WHAT’S 1HE CONDI TION OF TOUR EYES? & - Would It not ho woH to hzvs them fosM ? U will cost you noih- Ing—not on« cent—to find out. Drop Into our store and let oiir opti cian, who has had many yenrs’ experlence, give ywir eyes a ttor-'; ough teat. He has all the latest appliances for finding out the con dition of the sight, whether near er far-sighted; whether the sight of both eyes U the same; will tell you cause and furnish yon with the necessary remedy for abnormal condition of sight, til a free care fully fitted to cross-eyes a specialty. Whatever you do, (ion’t^make the mistake of buying from a ped- ler. A* long.a8 people buy glasses from mere pedlera they may ex- . peel trouble with their eyes. The only object of ail pedler* Is to get your money and get away. T^ien, as Is so often the case, If you find you cannot see with their,glasses, there is nothing to do buj to throw ^ them aside and watt for another pedler or dome to see u*. when, if by chance yon should happen to get a pair that yon could not see through, all you would have to do would bo to bring tjieni back to us and have an experienced optician lit you up with another pair with out anv charge, or get your money back. Now, that is ns fair as we can offer. There I* certainly no way for you to lose anything that way. We can always bo located, tt»o—nnt like the pedlar, here to day and yonder tomorrow. And, besides, if we sell you a pair of frames for solid gold, they are exactly at we represent them. We fully guarantee every frame thnt leavea our place to be exactly a# represented or money refunded. ' Creech’s Pharmacy, -MAIN STREET, -- Barnwixi., S. C. ~ - OF - -.4•**>•*•< 4 . r r ? McCAll’s pat* i • ' te^ns: • 10c and 1 -Sc \ None Better. i Brand fall opening ics and doctor’s bills. long drug DR. W. C. MILHOUS, Barnwell, S. C., Oct. 31*t, 1905. To my Friend*: It glvua me pleasure to Inform yon that 1 will be associated with Mr. Charlie Brown aa salesman this season, and I oordlaDy Invite v»m to call apd fug my best effort* to serve you In the future a* faithfully a* In the pa*t 35 yeurs that 1 have been in business at Barnwell. Very sincerely, 1 *U. Dunn. CHRISTMAS OPENING. On Thuraday, the tp£ of November, wre will have our CliriSfma* Opening. AttfcTs tliM event one who win cat* will be well repaid for their trouble; it will simply be a wonder. Our store will be handsomely decorated, and a* In the display—L will be grand. Come one, come ell. Yoars for a jolty Chrlstma*. 2t -i* Allen Tobin. Mr. Willie Gifford, we are glad to hear, t* recovering from his recent sickness * Kd Brown, a colored boy, was killed by the accidental discharge of his pis tol in the road near Suebelle on the 22d ult. He drew hi* pistol to shoot a col- med girl and another colored bby at tempted to prevent him and in the scuffle the weapon was discharged, killing Brown instantly. Magistrate J. G. Dowling held the inquest; Dr. N. I. 1 . Johnston uiakiwg the post mortem examination « Some of our farmers attended the State Fair last week. J. DON’T MISFIT. Do not ml*a the Great YanlAmhurg Show, which will arrive here on its own ■peulal trains and give two perform ance* in Barnwell on November 13th. •ne at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and •na at ft o'clock in the evening. The doors to H« big tents opening one hour earlier. Grand free street parade in the forenoon on day of exhibition. OLARNEWS. I will receive on Thursday night. November 2nd, apother oar load of Males and Homes.’ They will he of the same high quality as previous ffur chases that have given such compTek*; sat sfactlon to the good people of Barn- wallYnd Bamberg counties.. C. F. Rizer. AN INNOVATION. Seeing the necessity of Hot Soda Water Drinks the ever popular Peo- P le’s Pharmacy, J. A. Tobin A Co-.. roprlctors, will Introduce such excel lant drinks as Hot Coffee. Clam Bool- Ilea, Tomato Boullion.-Chocoiifje, Tea. and Beef Extract. In their Palace Par lors beginning October 3ltt. 1905, and continuing evary day during the bal ance of eternity. Come and drink and remain health v; Tobin’s I* tho place. i. A. Tobin A Co., I f { . Proprietory OTRA\ T TO NEWS. The much needed rain has come. Jack Frost ita* |M*td it* several visits, but only the teuxlerest vegetation was uippm+f—— ' . '—I. % A GOOD COLORED WOMAN. Died at Barnwell, C- H . S. C , Oc tober lorli, Ellen McKnight, in the filst year of her age. She waa uni- veraally esteemed by the community In which she lived, and will be/sadly missed bv those she so kindly and lov ingly nursed when they stood most in need of sncli services. For many years Hie occupied a po sition of responsibility in General Ha- good’s family and was faithful to ev ery trust imposed. The constitutionality of the Brice law, which authorize* counties, so de siring, to vote out the dispensary solu tion, was argued on t,he 31*t nltt at Asheville, N. C., before the U. S. Circuit Judge Jeter C. Pritchard upon a processing from Union county, brought bv Attorneys Bellinger & Welsh of‘Columbia and John G. Ca pers of Charleston. NOTICE. mcmb’rs of the Barnwell All Bamberg Division of nevoietit Association notice that the time and the Mutual Be will please take allowed for the payment of assessment No. .6, death of J. U. Mori is. 1ms expired, but by ma king payment within the next few dav* you will lie regularly filtered on the books. John K. Snelling, Becty. & Trea*. Barnwell, - - - S- C. YVill be 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 in the country or meet patients at any of our towns by appointment. JAMES A. WILLIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, “Bvbcxualtkr — Builpuno, BarnwrH; - - - - S. C. PromprAtten- tUip Given to all Business. Practice in State and F e-d e r a 1 Courts. FINE MILCH COWS. Parties desiring fine milch cow* lease write to W.C. SMITH, * WlLI.IBTON, B. O. £j^“Will sdl for cash or exchange fo>- beef cattle. C. F. Calhoun, P. M. Buckinghaiu Win. McSab, Calhoun & Co. FIPE, Life, Accident^ Osrclon© LIGHTNING -AND- New Frondi Giant Argcntnll Aspar agus Root* for Sale at $2.50 l a thousand. Can deliver at any time until February 1st 1906 * Fine, well grown stock. J. li E. Mtwtao*, ftlxvfrUUf.. S. C- Live Stock mURAHCE, —At Lowest Rates In- • Strongest Companies- CALHOUN & CO, —O- McCall’s Magazine BOif a Year. Including a Free Pattern Of High Class Dry Gooils, Swell Dress‘Goods and Triininings. Our Readv- to-‘Wear and Dress Making Departments are strict ly up-to-date. No charge* for alterations. Suits delivered the same day of purchase. We have em- * ployed one of-Atlauta’s iiiost comjietc.ut dressma- •—kOrs. r-No disnpiRiiivtmenta ftnd kll w<u*k I teed to give perfect satisfactiorrr Send us your * orders or visit our store when in Augusta. - T. W. Coskery, Jr W. T. Houston G. VV. Andrews -At a,n.c3- IB©lo“w* Ot Desiring to make a change in ottr style of business we will, beginning on Monday, November (>th, 1905, offer a great and geiminc sacriltec complete Lines of the Latest Styles and Best Qualities indGlothing, Dry Goods, Ladies* Jackets and Cloaks, Furniture) TmnltS) &C,) &c» We mean what we say a. : fi§ find say what we mean. These Goods must and shall be sold* Doti*t niiai this rare opportunity to get over values for small outlays* Gome early to this Rich Harvest of Hipe and Beady IBAIRGrAIlsrS. Wc Overbought H flSlill <C Wc Undersell Expecting ll.U.Oml OfdUllo, To Meet lAtrge Crops. < _ BLACKVTLLiS, S. C. Short Crops* m cum higher EVERY YEAR. It gives me great and sineci’c pleasure to notify my 1 friends and his friends that I have secured the services ol » ♦ * A.up;iista -- Ga. ♦ 4 1 ♦ Xr Buckeye Glass Feed Grain Drills, 6-disc, formerly £80; 8-disc, now $60, formerly $1$. STEEL TOOTH HARROWS, . - ^0-tooth now $10, formerly $12-£0. 60-tooth now $10.^0, formerly ^2L Boy Dixie Plows now $1.40, formerly ^1.75* ’ - .... y j •' Cultivators—Two-hgi^e Walking now $20, for merly $2^.00; One-horse now formerly $4 ^0. Still selling wagons down; am overcrowded. L. D. ELLENTON, - - - - S. C._ Sale and Livery Stable, Buggies, Wagons, Har ness and Farm Implements. CMistantly increasing business* - With his help and assisted by Messrs N, G* W. Walk- jer and I. L. Attaway I can serve all in need of the Best Mules and Horses that can be bought from Kentucky to Kansas, Wagons almost everlasting so good ore their mR-- terial and workmanship. —j- ..— ^ ! L Comfortable and elegant Buggies and Harness, as safe as the best life insurance pgainst accident* Don’t lie blind to your interest, come and WeMi sur prise you with satisfaction* CHARLIE BEOWN, tHiiA Top Stable . BARNWELL# S* C. % —■— ■■ Coming on Its Own Train! ^ —THE GREAT Yan Amburg Shows CIUCUS, MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE - —WILL POSITIVELY EXHIBIT AT— Barnwell, Monday, Nov. 13th. ALWAYS WHITTLE’S STABLES^ r BLACKVILLE, S. C., Keep up all the year round' a procession of {Teat bargains for wise buyers. Sold this ^Season Two Carloads of Horses atid Mules and two more have just been received, and more will follow as needed and on time. — * a Best Georgia Wagons, A Carload of thgfamods • In Macon, Georgia, made, 4 For the best Southern Trade* A Carload of Buggies, the best on wheels, and {LITA few nice rubber tire bicycle wheels. AT— —OFFICES THE BANK OF BARNWELL WlTeeler’s Marin© Band, The finest Musical Organization travelling with any Circus in America. Grand Street Pageant The new and costly Steam Piano to be seen dally In our Free Spectacular New Stre« l Parade. A Grand Gala Day. Prepare for the coming event. One ticket admits to all advertised shows. All Children Half Price. NO GAMBLING or Swindling allowed. Honest and Fair Dealing the motto of this vast concern. TWO'PERFORMANCES DAILY. DOORS OPE# AT r AND 7 P. M. -REMEMBER THE l^AY AND DATE— f BARNWfeLL, MONDAY, N0V. 13, 1905. DR. J J. E .MILHOUS. SEHTAL SURGED!, BlACkVILLE, S. C Will be at his Barnwell office every Monday and Tuesday, and at his homo office in Blackville every Friday and Saturday. MOrtEY TO LEND. W. are prep.red to ne*oUM.I Improved farms for fire payments. loUmtlBpori under $1,000;7 per crak < $1,000. Don’t write, i J.fe. »*—* DR. JNO.