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||PPM|P|HPP^PP|||R^M Tt^e feamwell People. TUUR8DA»T. DECKMBER14, IMi. w»* In town i: HATES OP SURUCBIPTION. ' In Adrtnpo, ^«r Annum On Time f2 (JO Th« regular moetlnif of B*rnw«Jl i f/xhrr No HJ, KmffhtK of Prthlttrwrtt |‘jc he’d stthotr HhII "n^Frfday night : 7% o’clock. A fon ettondance requested. Hy order of AUDEN A. LEMON, C. V. Win. McNAB. K. R. is r The uhsin Rang is :it the old S. P. Manor pliteo In Allendale Township 4hU week. J. B. Morrla, Supervisor. R.C. Roberts Jr.,Clerk. \ ; NOTICE. I ^iave taken up at my place a stray male, color—May,* about 7. yeara old Owner will please come, prove owner ship describe Certain marks, pay the ez|>enses and get same. *J. A.'Cope. Tuteu, N. C., Dec. 7th, 1006. . PLACK FOR-8ALK r * t * , By Gkorok II. Bstka. A house with Hve rooms and a kitch en, a large, roomy barn and stable and other out buildings, with t.vo acres of land, in the town of Ba-nwell Build ings comparatively new and In llret class condition. j- — ' one also and BUSINESS NEWS. Best Hlc1cory.< Boggles, 35 00, 4fi 00 and 45 00 Dollars. B. W. Davis A Co., Fairfax, S. C. WANTED—We want to buy thoMsand bushels of while peas, we solicit shipments of chickens eggs: Highest cash price for same. M. C. Walker A Co.. Columbia, S. C. N. D. Walker, Mgr. Best Cooking Stoves, $0 00, $.7 00, IS.00, *9 00 A 110 00. B W. Dints ACo., Falrfa*Hd. C. J list received at Q A. Kennedy’s Bale stables, WilH-toii.S C . .50 cholc est mules and 12 superb liorses. Santa (SlattS :il uarters. F<>r Christmas Goods and Gifts hustle to 23, K R. Avenue. Blafkvllle, S where the largest and loveliest stock Of heart pleasiivg creations will he found, .consisting ol the delightful Ewcophone Talking Machine, (rom $15 to 145. with Records Galore; Eastman" Kodak . Suwdics; XosHMUtoAfanBUliii lAnsi—| l, 4 an , t,- 4t -"thmglmia tY; S7 G. at*, las V y, «b ■» A *1 L i ^ . a a ^-v . ... / Only, cqnal to any |3 kind-; Planus and Organs fur cash or on easy* terms; Toys; Dolls; Express Waxen*; IIi»b sby llui se.a; Vo11mipetie*; Mig.e-ai I n- struments; Finest; t'hiua \^nrc and Stationery ever brought to tills mar k<‘t. _ • For Wedding., Birthday mf ^ma- Presents see the Kluckville Souvenirs: Spectacle* and K/e-glasses,. sure t* sell. Call or writef; I will please you it Vfltl are pleasahlAiw Yours for a Merry ylhrisUnaa, Ilnh. D. 8. Henderson on Friday. Small pox- has broken out again in the Peo Dee country. ~ Now is the time to make good Chriat* ma» and New Year resolutions.. Miss Jennie Pate la visiting Savan- nah relatives and friends this week. Early risers report seeing a few big snow flakes tin the morning of the 7th. Rev. Mr. Brinson, the new pastor of Long Branch Church, was a welcome Monday visitor. ' * • " —a — : j BUhop EUNon Capers will yisit the Church of the Holy Apostles, Barnwell, early rn January. Congreaaman suppileu our Senator Latimer and Patterson have kindly garden seed needs. Oaf latch string was pleasantly pull ed on Tuesday by Rev. J.E. Hair of the Baptist Courier. , Hon. George H. Bates goes to Spar tanburg this morning to attend the Methodist Conference. Rett-W. G. Britton will preach at ..Obi Columbia'School House next Sun day morning a$ 11 o’clock, promptly. Congressman J. O. Patterson )• giv ing special attention to the extension of free rural mail delivery in hit* District. Only 11 days to the coming of Chrlst- nt .a and but 13 more week days for the payment of taxes before tbe penalty attaches. The Annual Conference of the M. K. Church, South, is in session, be Spart anburg this week. ^Bi-hop Warren A Candler ol Georgia presides. The regular monthly meeting of A , the Saltkehatchic Agricultural Club will be held tomorrow, ;.nd an especially pleasant and profitable gathering is ex pected. Married Thursday afternoon, Decem ber 7tli, 1005, by VV.G. Collins, Notary Public, Mr. Leroy Creech to Mlsa Maggie Sanders, both of Barn well County. The progress made hy the sons of Barnwell abroad is shown In the adver- t sement in Spartanburg of White, Cailmtin and Cannon, Dealers in Stocks, Bonds ami Insurance Agents. Married. Rev. M M. Brabham offici ating. on tne noth ult. at the home of the bride’s parents Mr. Hairy G. Mofony, tormerly of BfackviHc, and Miss Pearl, daughter of.Mr. and Airs. II. A. spann of LcesvBla. - v -*—»—-i———>—t.-- Judge Purdy went to hi* home in Sumter nu Saurrday^ amf vras pn>Tt > 'nT=‘ e i by cold and fever Irum returning lo preside over the Co'inmnn i’iea* Court. The Petit.Juvies were discharged on Tuesday. It well enough Judge Pur aly will Fciuru and c!o.-e the Equity Ccnrt. , “Merry Christmas” has been us in tite right way this week good subscriner friends, F. W. ersbec, J. C. Matthew-s, T. S. Gr; ID. C. LaMffe. NOTICE FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that tbe un- derslgned will, on MmnUy.. 4 J hh anry t with X wT—\ on w 15'h, lUOd flic his Huai jscconnt K. SnelUng, Judge of Probate for Ba'fnVeirCdiinty, as Administrator' of tl|e.estate of Benj.C. Farmer, deceased, and ask for letters ilismissory. II. T. Farmer, Adiuiuistrator.^. A CARD OF THANKS. Otranto, S. C., Dec. lilh. HK>T» I beg.to return my bc-t ihauks f o mj good—frieiids, white and colored, lor |lieir—very generous and uuseillsh avuipathy and as-d*rance rendered to me, and-wWIe l liave sustained a sc rious |o*s hy the buridng of in v rc-i- deuce, with practically all its content*, 1 tind comfort in the fact that l have had so many and such true friends. With sTneereat wishes that they mav one and all e*c*|>e such a calamity a* at which bas befallen me. 1 am Very ^nwefnHy. J. D. Box. wished by our Waatll- McMii- oiWtrSn^ l>. M Oglesby,- Dr. G. W. i. Loadhoit, Jolinsou Pender. " « -Kexwd'closed Tuesday night!.. In striving to save hi* father’s home from destruction-by tire Mr. H. It. Box had one of liUJiands painfully burn ed The los* sustained oujsidc of tiie residence amouuta* to several hundred dollars, on which" there was no insu rance. The Hre occurred, on Miuduy ii o.-ning and caught from a detective line. —s Mr, J, J. Creech of‘George* Creek sii-taiued'' a heavy lo.* on Saturday night, by the burning of hi* cOmforta- ble dwetiiag, togetlier with nearly all its couieMts. The tire starteil about lo o'cbick, in the end of the liou«e where -there"had Peen iio ffre in some time. 11 i» iliougtit that a rat eating a tnatcli caused the Are. A traveller remarked in bur hearing recently tliat Prof. Horace J. Crouch of Elko has th*. Iiest» school, Lelianon with 3U0 pupils, -in Anderson county. Ai d tie could very truthfullv have *> d that LebaiMUi lias I lit 1 . h* st teaeliem in An'livrson comity, fdr Mis* Moxellc Wa'kerof Itiackviile is the very per fect assistant tcailror.T CiU Rr.H RALLY . , ’ • —AT— LONG BRANCH. The menibersiilp and corgregation of Long Branch Baptist Church will meew on tiie 27ih, 28>h^ and 2i)ib of this mouth to organlxe and s» t forth tl>c piau of work for the year 190(5. Programme: 27th, 11 a. in: “Our Missionary K<i^ dcavor.’*. . ' . 2S’h, II a. m : “The Sunday School— It* Plan, Power t p. m: Method.” Tfr-h. It Needa.” - 1 e r a Iul piir|iop« *’ — - The Master Teacher-His m : ‘Our Church—Its 1 p. m : “Thanksgiving and Praise.” Can we urge every member of our Church and congregation to attend some one or all of these, services aiid participate in our planning and organ- laing for the work of the Maa'cr. Christian workers from other cdh- gregatlous are (income. Remember tbe dates. . - A GOOD TIME. “One ‘f them good old times” Is to be bad at. tlic Healuig Springs'High School on Thursday evening December 2!*t On tlie Programme appears a rare costume cone rt “The Gypsies Festival, in which a ’Gypsie (jncen, a Gypsle fortune teller and a Yankee peddler are introduced, with a chorus of Gypsies, that will furnish amuse- lueut of a high type that you are sure to enjoy. Some witty ami sad speciali ties will »l«o be introduced. We are to have some music tliat we think will not fall to feed your actthet Ic nature, while pretty girls are serv ing refreshments to feed * liumah na ture'’ and as an experienced epicure will promise these to be of equally lead ing qualities. Come and we’ll give you a good time. We arc going to have an old time cake walk. * A trifling admission fee will be barged to all who wish to feed othet tan than t’aeir bodies, this to go r owaid* fencing tTie gruutiffs"an«C"Oie library. orders for Elisabeth new book, “Beside a Price postpaid ft 00 Wanted—Mail May Montague’s potiiheru Sea.” Address— The R. P. Searsop Drug Co.. Allendale, S. C. - Rev G. W. Garner will preach next Sunday morning and cv> ning at the B.i|»t:*t CiHirch in Barnwell. Let there be a large attendance to hear the sermons. RAILKY-BUSH. On Wedncaday evanlng tlie MUIa No vember, Mlss Josle Wallace Bailey, daughter ofjfr. W. Ashley Bailey, waa married to w, D Council Bush at tbe fcride’a realdence in EUanton, by Rev. W. T. Smith. Tbe wedding waa a very brilliant af- fair 4 and attended by a large number of tlie relativea and frlenda of noth famlllee. > ’ , ' Mlaa (.oula Turner waa matfl of hon or, and Mr. L. D. Brabham tlie groom’s best man. The .bride’a malda and groomsmen were tbe following: Mr. T. S. Dunbar, Jr., and Miss Au gusta Miller, Mr. Magruder Crosland and Mjss Louise Bsiley, Mr. Julian Turner and Miss Kale Maud Bailey, Mr. Vance Dunbar and Miss Kite Crosland. Mr. Frank l). Bush and Miss Bessie Lee, Mr. K. II. Dunbaraud MU* Carolyn Jones, Mr. Harry-Johnson and Miss Susie Dunbar, Mr. W. D- Bush and Miss Nell Dunbar, Mr. Clamla Bailey and. Mies Stella Lee.—Aiken Journal ft Review. IJOLKN—PENDER. Elko 8. C. The marriage of Miss Daisy Oydielia Bolen and Mr. William Morgari 1 Peiuier waa solemnised at the horite the bridaU. parents on tbe afternoon of December 3rd, RMJo amidst a number of tbeir numerous rrientls and rein Lies. 'The bride, who waa tastily attired in a white silk shiitwaist suit, was at tended bjv her two sisters. Misses Olive and Ro»a, who were aimilarlv gowped The groomsmen were Messrs Luther Pender slid Cleveland Ussery, the former a bmthe' of iho groom, Tlie bride was tiie fair young daughter of Mr* J. M. Bolen, and we cah-w.itH -say tliat M r. Pender has won a priae inset ting su'd) a dainty little wife. ."’ ’ ,J \ ' The groom is a young man of strong character^ aptl holds a prominent posiikm in the social and business cir cle of Elko,' —' — Miss Bolen and Mr. Pender were united in the hniy Imnd* of matrimony hy Rev. Mr. Peacock according to tlie holy ritei^of the Baptist Church. Their future home wittdbtttO ‘he lit tie city of Elko. ' l -'’ Solid Gold Rings; Solid Gold Cl mi us ;> Chatelaine Watches; Solid Gold Waist Sets; Solid Gold Scarf Pins; Solid Gold Cuff Buttons; Gold Filled Watches; Solid Gold Emblem Pins; Jewel Casejs; Comb and "Brush Set#; Perfumes; Albums; Books; Hand Bags; Gold Gilt Clocks; Lamps; Hand Mirrors; dialing Dishes; , We await tbe pleasure of seeing you, Tneladieeof the Woman’s Mission ary Society of Friendship Church held quite an interesting meeting on last Sunday. '1 he President being absent the meeting was conducted bj the sec retary and Treasurer, Miss Emma Hutto, whorcad some Interesting juid helpful tracts on home and foreign missions, chnnch bnBrHng etc. Those present will he benelltted by the meet mg. The wuatiiee being-very void a great many of the members were ab sent. Every member of thn society, also of the church, is r> quoted to be present on tlie fourth Sunday in this month, December tMth, and bring along then Christmas offering for missions, to send good Xma* news to those who know not of Jesus aud His love. The society seems to be in w prosper ous condition and doing well Doe present. THE GENERAL SESSIGNS. Agent Brown was found guiltv of mahsliiuglii-er and sentenced to ban) labor fur -even year*. . — V Clift Green was r-oii vie ted of man slaughter. Lewis and Heywaril Green, eo-defeiidant*, acquitted; sentenys five year* at hard labor. B. If. Bradlev was sentenced to threre months hard labor or |1(H> due tor vio lation of tha dispensary law. * Allen Bates, charged w;ith murder, was acquitted. Isaac White was found not guilty of disposing of property. The petit juries were discharged on Thvrsdav. A new Tliat waa given ffammie Rountree and the case discontinued. Thjy1x»M»f$.t1t9 rftlirek was given to equity* eauqeJ. “The Bee Hive” CHRISTMAS BRIDES Thk Picorf.R is honored with invita tions to these happy marriage* » At tlie residence of the bride’s^pa tents on Wednesday ewulng^flll'cein- t*cr -nirh, ..r m.a .i..»nip i ter of Senator hih! Mrs. George Hol land Bates, and Mr. MiltS Brewton llagotMl, all of Barnwell. At Bay View, tlie residence of the bride’s parents. Brunswick. Ga., bn Wednesday evening, December latih, of M i** Rebecca K line, daugliter of <!ol. sod Mr«*. Miidmei Bvowm arrd Mr. Wtl lism.Nlghtinga’c. Jr. At the Baptist Cliurch, Wiilisfon. S. C., mi the afternoon orilecemner J.fd. oOlte# In' r/Laval. sister ad Mr. S. A. Wise and Mr. George Walter Green. . We gladly tender oUr b*»*t nongratu- 1st Idas and sinterest wishes for the perfect happiness, long life and con?- stuut prosperity of .ail these splendid young pcdple. * To tlie Farmers, M J rebuilt*, Bankers ten in Barnwell and ail Professional County. 1| i Tlie Southern Cotton Growers Asso ciation of this county make* tills ap peal to MM collectively. We appeal to your manhood and patriotism, and we trust not, in vain. Let every one of you tiiat reads^ this notice be a com mittee of one to work and use your influence in tlie community yd?i live in to secure representation of jour town ship to meet in Barnwell in contention on Wednesday, the gOili, at 1*2 o'clock! The following business w ill bo trans acted._ , .. 1st. Enrolling Delegates. "2nd. Election of Officers for tlie year 1IXH5. 3rd Election of delegates to meeting of tlie State Convention to be held In Columbia, January, the 3rd. 11J(I0. 4th. Tbe election of one man from each township to collect inenibership lees and enroll saioe, also to collect bale tax. See to it that you get the man for the position that will do the work. He will be paid for his services. We have yet to ace the individual who will deny the (Act that the Cotton Growers Association has redeemed in part the condition of the Soutliern planter and placed him in position to have a voice in tho fixing of the price of his cotton, which he ha# never been to-do In the past _1 n conclusion we beseech you to hold on to that high position tliat you have already attaiped in the Association, sod press forward to the mark of the high calling of I‘5 cent cotton. Remember rhe "JOrh. Franks H, Creech, ' iTeMdenC; II. L.’O’Bsnnon, Secretary. Main Street, Barnwell, B. Mazursky, iv-p: S3 „ Tlie lon s otmimcr is pmdod, t h p cliiliof coin- ing Winter i's in the air and row is the time and the “BEE HIVE” the place for wise men and wiser women to buy The Best, Warmest and Most Durable Clothing and Underwear, the Most Comfortable, Long Lasting and Damp Defying Shoes, the Healthiest Blan kets and Quilts and all the Heavy Goods that will be needed until Spring. For every pur[>osc of dress or daily. labor we are over crowded with- bargains that all families and individuals need and our prices arc so reasonable that we can make the closest buyers,happy. Good Food helps health. Better buy our pure grocer ies than ruBMip lomg ^rug an’d doc tin’ft UiUs. CHRISTMAS Run over the articles mentioned below and mark off such ones as will suit those whom you expect to remem ber Chrfstraas. - Then cut out this advertisement and bring it to our store. It will be a great help to you as a memorandum of what you expect to buy. Come early, ns early selections are apt to be more choice. Kastman’s Kodaks; Writlnjj Desks; Pictur**; Games;-;-:- ^ Picture Frames; Silver Cups; riirl*tHias Cards; Cliild’s Tab^e Sets; Candy;' Ster. Silver Table Ware; Cigars; ‘ . CutGiiisa; Pipes;, Gold Speotaeles; Smoking Set*; Cake Plate#; / ■ Shaving Sets; Solid Dlshc*; Fountain L^ns; , Dinner Sets; Pocket Books: Y. „ Water Sots; Military Brushes; L- —.Wine Sets; TravelHnj; SeU; Basin and Pitcher Sets; Wlii-k Brooms; Watch Fob*; Tea Set*; Violins; Watch Chain*; Guitar*; Gold Pen*; Accordions; Toys, Toys, Toys; Dolls, Dolls, Dolls. n Creech’s Pharmacy. I. F. STILL & S0NS, CORNER afiRK STREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE, - BLABKyiLLG, - - S- 6., • ., ^ j ^ -.vc" 7~ ' ~ . - • ^ -S '" : • L ' - . . “ -:~ M ~7~ r T~ r ~. Arc now completely ready for the Fall and Winter Trade and offer • -• - • •• V_L - —ill all liiie.s of- Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Boots, . Slices, Hats, Caps, Tj^niaaitiirei ^Grooepio^—Te-— bacco, Cigai*s, Croekeiy, Glassware, Hay, Grain, Etc., Etc. We invite, with confidence, special attention to our Fur niture, which will make any home comfortable and beauti- fulf to our Clothing, which will defy the Winter’s cold and double good looks; and to our Shoes, which will make your way and "Walk through life an easy progress. 1 STILL’S SALE STABLES, Bucivau, s c. InvDn all in neej of good stock gt right urio^s to call Imfore buying else* V, licro and get the best. TWO CAR LOADS OF MULES, sou ml. Straight stock, suited to •)) diiift and furm purposes. ! ONE CAR LOAD OF HORSEli, ^ ifor thu young people, the old folks aoft all who want safe, sound and sure snl- lllll*. H. D. STHL4 SUMS * i !. f. Still £ Sons, —DEALERS IN— * The Best Mules and Soundest Horses that good judgment and experience can select. ARE ALWAYS RLADY TO MAKE SATISFYING SALES TO TIIKIR .CUSTOMERS, Wc have just received Two Car Loads of L-nrge, Medium and Small—Straight, Clean Mules; for Heavy or Light draft, and Planta tion Purposes and Good, True Horses and Mares —Saddlers, Roadsters and for Farm Uses. We know good stock, we buy right and wc sell right. Before buying come and wc will prove our every claim and promise. I F. STILL & SONS, Blackvii.i.e, S. C. Stolen] At Night!! On account of the unexampled high prices* jiaid me last season for my matchless Eden Gem Sol idly Netted Cantaloupes grown in Colorado I saved only a limited quantity of seed beyond what I require for my own planting. Planters wishing First Class Seed From FirstjClass Fruit should apply at once to the originator and propagator of the mout deli cious, irrolific and profitable canta loupes in the world. They are, in their excellence, fully what the continent praised Eden Watermelons originated by» me ar’e.univCfsally accepted.tp be. No cantaloupe seed except Col orado grown for Sale, and no on^ else has them, for only tift.^ pounds are in other bAhds attf they were stolen for private use. * Eden and Blue Qetn WatermeL on Seed grown, a,f Blackville fo* sale. For leaflet ajftd full detailed in,- formatkxu apply ta - - . C. H. MATHIS, Blackville, S. C. • THE .• Best Bred .tr Horses and Mies itothrktii}=;^ i A. KESNEDY kwfs At IVilBn, S. t. Two car loads of clipping good ones just received. To go with them, just re ceived, One Car Piedmont Car Htude- |lf£ CLIMB HIGHER EVERY YEAR. , - —— It gives mo great aud sineore pleusure ta notify my filuifk aiuITiift XiU’UtUihfttT Uhv-o ^HAured thc services oT" Capt U, Dunn as gaUman, in order to do juatico to my constantly increasing business. — ——•———— With his help and assisted by Messrs W. Walk^ or and I. L. Attaway I can servo all in need of the Best Mules aud Horses that can be bought fVom Kentucky to Kansas, Wagons almost ovcrlusliug so good are their miV ferial and workmanship. Comfortable and ^legnnt Buggies and Harness, ns safe as the heHLiife -ini-mranee egainst necirteiit. Don’t be blind to your interest, come and We'U surn prise you witli satisfaction. r - .gons, One baker Wagons; a Completer Stock of Tyson & Jones and other well known best makes of Buggies. Delays are dangerous, but there is no danger in buying my high quality^ of stock and gooda at my bed rock prices. Keineniber, they are at o. a: KENNEDY'S, WlLLISTOX, S, C. C. F. XalhoiiQ, P. 1. Bucking&ani r Wm. McSab, . Calhoun & Co New French Giant Ar>>ciiiinl Aspar* sgns Roots lor Sale at $2.50 a thousaud* Can deliver at any time until February 1*11000. Fine, well grown stock. U E. Milhovs, HlavkyUh. S. C- PIPE, Life, Accident., • * * *. Oyclon© LIGHTNINC -and Live Stock INSURANCE, —At Lowest Rates hv * Strongest Companies at— . THE dAm or UARNWELL UYiday aM SgtiuOtiy, . (’ll A IU.1 E BROWN, Hill Top Staples BARNWELL. S. Ct. ~"V ALWAYS WHITTLE’S STABLES BLACKVILLE, S.C., Keep up all the year Tound a procession of great bargains for wise buyers. o Sold tliis season Two Carloads of Horses aw# Mules and two more have just been received, and more will follow as needed and on time. Best Georgia Wagons, A Carload of the famous \n Macon* Georgia, made, * , ^ For tlie best Southern Trad^. _ A Carload of Buggies, the best on wheels, 1 and ajpA few nice rublki tire bicycle wheels. DR, J. H. E, MILHOUS. DENTAL SURGEOR, BUCIV1UE, s. e. * fW ^ at his Barnweiij~ _ __ oj{ffcc * every Monday a no f UK. J ftU • K* LEf&j JKm aud at his homi* vkiAeo fu , Blaekvillo eveffr f WUt wwk anywl^tra In MONEY TO LEND. < We are prepared to n*(otUte toansoq improved I*-ms lot yearn, partly pajmoate. luterestftper Mot M Imm under $1,000; 7 po» eeot om loooo evn. fLbOU. Doo’t writ*, onmo a. O. FoMomm ft ftoo. - ILLtSTplf, , -1 If» Will work any wk#i«|]| tf ,,1* V - -j