The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 21, 1905, Image 3
Tfye Barnwell People.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1906.
RATES OP 8URSCBIPT10JU
In Advance, per ▲nnam ,$1.M
On Timd,',.9^ 00
The chain fen* U at the old rt. p.
ante place tu Allendale Township
tbU ween. ^ ^
L J. B, Marrli, 8tu>ervli*or.
R. C. Roberth Jr., Clerk.
NOTICE.
I have taken up at my place a array
mare, o«*lor—Bay, nhnut 7 years old
Owner will please come, prove owner
ship describe certain marks, pay the
expense* and get same.
J. A.-Cope.
Tuten, 8. C., Dec. 7th, 1905.
Hon. D. 8. llenrtefrson was
on Taesday. ’
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conrt! ''Barnwell Dodge No. IS K: Of T.
I Elected on Friday night the following
This U the shortest day and longest oCT^s for the next Pythian Jttff'
ak. ^ aIdouh. ,
V. g—W. W. Moore. C ;
Prelate—W. G. Ilrilton.
,M uf E-rG. W. Manvifle.
K It. & 8 )
A M .of ¥ $
night of the year.
The Christinas home coiners arc too
numerous to mention.
Treasurer Armstrong' is the busiest
man In town.these days.
The tax books will close on next
Monday week and the penalty attach.
Both the sunshine and Mr. J.. A.
Cone were very welcome Tuesday visi
tors.
PLAtjK FOR SALK
BY GxbnaK II. Bates.
A house with live rooms and a kitch
en, a Isrgpymomy barn and stable and
other out buildings, with two acres of
land, In tbe town of Ba’-nwell Build
ings comparatively new and In lirst
class condition.
BUSINESS NEWS.
Best Hickory Buggies, SS 00, 40 00
and 45 00 Dollars. B. W. Davis & Co..
Fairfax, S. C.
WANTED-—We want to buy one
thousand bushels of white peas, also
We solicit abipmenta of chickens and
gggs: highest cash price for same.
M.C. Walker A Co..
N. D. Walker,
Columbia, 8. C.
Mgr.
Beet Cooking Stoves, $6 00, $7 00,
$8.00, |9 00 A f 10 00. B W. Dar is ACo.,
Fairfax, S, C.
— Xuu race!vert it Q A. Kennedy’s
Bala Stables, WIHGton.S C, 50 choic
est mules and 12 superb horses.
Santa Claus
Headquarters.
Tor Christmas Goods and Gifts hustle
to23,11 R. Avenue. Blackville, S C .
where tbe largest sml loveliest stock of
heart pleasing creations will he found,
consisting olThodeHghtful gooophona
Talking Ma^hlite, tpom $15 to $45.
with Records Galore; Kastman KndsJ.
Supplies; Laughlin Fountain Pens—$1
only, equal to nnv f^kiud-i I’iaiius
and Organs for cash or on easv terms;
Toys; Dolls; Express Wagons; ll<>b
by Horses; Velocipedes; 'Musical In
stnunents; Finest <'hiua Ware and
btatlouery ever broifght Bo this mar
ket.
For Wedding, Birthday or Xmas
Presents see the Blackville Souvenirs;
Spectacles and Eye glasses, sure t>
"Pirnr; ni wttbw ^
11 you are pleasshle.
Yours for a Merry Christmas,
Gr. D. C. Lan^o.
ASPARAGUS ROOTS FOR SALE.
I offer for sa'e a number of thousand-
Early argexteuil roots, »
noted French variety. Mv mots arc
raised from Imported French s«ed.
Brigham Reed.
i. « ■ Elko. S. C,
BANK NOTICE.
In accordance with the u*nsl custom
the Bar.k of Barnwell will be closed on
Moudaf-xad Tuesday next, Decembei
26th and 2.'>lh lusts. -
Persona having paper maturing bn
those dates will please anticipate pHy
men t,
P. M. Buckingham, ^
tlasb.er.
-CHURCH RALLY
LONG BRANCH.
The membership and congregation of
torUT Branch Baptistdum'h will meet
ou the 274b. 28ih aud 29.h Inf this
month to arganize and s.-t forth
plau of work for the year 1906.
the
Abbot Davison, an account of whose
wounding U given on ttrst page, bas
since died,
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Mr. A.L Kirkland brought ns a re
vival last week of pleaiant Buford s
Bridge memories.
The,sun showed Its face Tuesday
morning after tlve days of complete
continued cloudiness.’ ,
Messrs F II. Dick* of Rich Land and
W. S. Mims of Healing bpring were
welcome Monday callers.
Miss Minnie {lateen of Boiling
Springs is spending ttie holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Cave.
The Barnwell Guards went to
Georgetown on Monday to add-eclat to
the centennial celebration.
Barnwell gain* anti Rosemary loses
a aterling citizen by the coming of Mr.
J. F Grubbs to the county seat.
Congressman J. 0 Patterson has
broken the record as to ti>e number of
bills introduced by a new member. '
The post offices will keep Sundgy
hours on Chrlstma* Dai’ and (he rural
biatl carriers rest from nielr travels.
Our callers from many directions
speak In high term* of the good work
being done now:.in the public schools.
Married at Barnwell Sunday evening
last' byT Rev/ W. G. Britton. ’W. S.
'Creech to Miss Ida Morris, Both of
Olar.
Mr*. J. A Williamson returned io
her home at EastUml, N. C. oh Satur
day. after a pleasant visit to Barnwell
relatives.
Judge Purdy wa« sufficiently recqy-^
eted from his attack of inrtuenza to re
turn on Monday and hear cases oi, the
equity side of the court.
Mr. Leroy Molair will take the
Southern/m Saturday morning to spend
tbe holidays with relatives and friends
in Washington and Virginia.
_-Master N. F. Kirkland, 3d. paid us
hi* in»r call on bur last busy day, and
tlip wdinla Tofcb fell ln~ToYB with bts
pretty face and gentle manners.
On Monday near' Kline C«**ar Co
bles, colored, received Injuries frtup a
falling tree that lie was cutting down,
th it cause’d bis death in a few . hours.
Hon, George II Bate* was elected at
the*Methodist animal conference held
in Spartanburg one of the lay delegates
to the Oenei kl Conference to he held in
Birmingham, Ala. next year.
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At tKe recent annual meeting of the
yiLU-
l>r Rvati A. Gyles of Blackvi’le was
chosen as Deputy Grand Master for
the Third District for the next Mason
I'c rear... ^,
We have received an invitation to the
Fifth Annual Christmas Da me tn be
given at Co|-e'and'a Hall, Ehrbardt,
Tuesday evening, December 2(>tb.
Mush* by Metz Military Band of
Charleston. ,
Win. McNab.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS:
M.qf W—F. W. Falkenstetn.
M.ft A—T. K. Cnminga.
I. -J. R. Harrison.
0. 0—C. C Owens.
MF/fHODLST MINISTERS
the Conference In Spartanburg
Run over the urticlee mentioned below and mark off.
Ifnieh ones m will Buit those whom you expect to remem
ber Christmas. Then cut out this advertisement aud
yrinpr 4t to our store. It wHl he a great help to yau as a
appointments of minister* next memorai ,d um c f w hat YOU CXpCCt to bu\’. “GoOlC Cttl ly, as
year were read out on Monday, TIiom | J 1 ^ j ^ ^ 7
for this section are:
Charleston District—H. W. Bay*.
Presiding Kjder; Allendale, W. C.
Kirkland; Barnwell, R. A. Tongue;
Ehrhardt. T. L. Belvln.
Orangeburg District—M. Dargan,
Presiding Elder'; Bomberg. R, L Hol-
royd; Denmark, J. B. Tray wick;
Springfield, T. L. Tyler.
Rev. J. L. Harley goes to Clifton and
Cowpens, Spartanburg District; Rev.
J. G. Beckwith is returned to Flor«
ence; W. T. Duncan becomes Presid
ing Elder of Cokesbury District.
-early selections are apt to be more choice.
IN-
ORANGEBURG COLLEGIATE
STITUTK.
‘ The Trustee* of the Orangeburg Col
legiate I natltute of which ProT. W. S.
Peterson I* the President,^bave deter
mined to add greatly to ite present
equipment, and so will raise f80,000 to
erect more buildings. Our section of
the Btate ought to have a great school,
such as the Orangeburg school Is dea-j
lined to bee-me. The school ha* been
very full this Fall, having had to re
fuse many applications from young la
dles. _ Arrangon>eht* have bleu made
for the accommodation of a few moie
students after tbe holidky* and we
would like to see more of our Barnwell
County bovs and girls there There
Solid Gold Rings;
Esstmsn’a Kodaks;
Writing Desks;
Solid Gold Chain*;
Picture*;
Game*;
ChateUlna Wntchrs;
Picturv Frames;
Silver Cup*;
Solid Gold Waist Sets;
Christina* (Jards; ..
Child's Table Sets;
Solid Gold Scarf Pin*;, :
Candy;
Sler. Silver Table Ware>
Solid Gold Cuff Buttons;
Cigars;
Cut Ola**;
Gold Filled Watohes;
Pipes;
Gold Spectacle*;
Solid Gold Emblem Pins;
Smoking Sets; '
Cake Plate*; x
Jewel (Lisps ; ^ TV-
Shaving Sets;
Solid Dl*lie»;
Comb and -Brush Bets;
Fountain INoim;
Dinner 8t“ts;
Perfume*;
Pocket Book*; » *
Water Set*;
Albums;
Military Brushes;
Wins Set*;
Books;
Travelling Set*;
/ Ba*ln and Pitcher Set*;
Ilsml Bag*;
Whl»k Briwmis;
. Tea Set*; . *
Go>l<l Gilt Clocks;
Watch Fob*; /
Violin*;
Lamps;
Watch Chains^
Guitar*;
Hand Mirrors;
Gold Pensj^Y
Accordions;
Cbatlng Dishns;
Toys, 'r«i’s. Toy*;
Dolls, Dolls, Dolls.
• We await the pleasure of teeing you,
Creech’s Pharmacy.
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STILL’S SHE STSBLR,
BLACKtlUS. S C.
Invite all'In need of good stock at
right poor's to call before buying else
where and get the beat.
TWO CAR LOADS OF MULES,
sound, straight sleek, suited to all
draft and farm pnrpdse's.
ONE CAR LOAD OF IIORSMU,
for the young people, the old folka an%
bn Who want'safe, sound and sure aaC*
aials. .
H. D. STILL * SONS
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Are. about 15'there from old
Barnwell
says that
I. F. STILL & SONS,!!
now, and Prof. Peterson
‘ there are none better.” -
- ,8*4r4-ywir boymand girl* there at
t)ie re-opening of school on the 2nd of
Jaiiuarv. ' . ^
CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE,,
The Secrp,t9ry of State issued a com
mission on Friday to Die People’* Bank
of Bamberg with a capital of $25,000
The corporator*—are Messrs II. C.
Folk,J*. M Dickiipion, H. M. Graham
and r. C Steadman. ^ >
('apt. W. T. Cave gave u* plea-ant
tiding* of Olar. good health among R*
people, several nowJKhllding* In course
of erectl >n t and a-bdrik to be established
hymerchaiLUpfrhiiTd.’C, F. Riiej ejullL
next year, vvliti Hon. J. 8 J. Faust as
Casliler. ^
The Birmingham. Ala., Daily News
of Saturday make* landatorv ineniion
of (he eloquent Pythian address de
lire red In that city bv Dr.‘ .Clarence J.
Owens of Anniston, formerly of Wil-
iiston- The article i* illustrated w ith
hi* handsome picture. /
Merrv Chri-tma* w’as wished us last
27th, 11 a. in*. •*Our Missionary En
deavor.”
28th, 11 a. m : "The Sunday School-
IU Plan, Power and Purpose.”
I p. m : ‘ The Master Teacher—His
Method.”
29th, 11 a. m: “Our Church—It*
Needs.”
1 p. ■TT“Thank*glvIng and Pral*e.”
Can we urge every member of out.
Ohurcb and congregatiiMV attend
some one or all. of. these aervice* and
participate in our planning and organ
Izlng for the work of the Master.
Christian workers from other con
gregation* are welcome. Itemehibcr
the dates- >
ElkA,
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UNION MEETINGS
Will be held *t Friendship, El
Spring Branch churches Decembe
gnd'St.'"— — 1 ——
• Introductory sermon—Text. Malachi
f :B. --v—
Topic No. 1: What do the "’scriptures
t4sch.Rono|rnlnc Qhrbtian Gi vinx.
„/ Topic No. 2; I* the dispensary’s
scriptnrsl Institution?
Friendship—Introductory sermon,
W D. McMillan.
Topic No. 1 : T. J. Sandifer, W. T.
Cave, K. L. Banders, J. C. McMillan.
Topic No 2: W. G. Britton. C. M.
Kdenfleld, Jno. B. Armstrong. J. A.
, Jenkins.
Sunday.i0:,10, Miss Meeting In in
terest ef8un«lsy Schools: C C. Klzeji
8 G. Mavtleld.
Missionary sermon; G. W. Garner
Elko—Introductory sermon: C. M.
Billings.
Topic No. 1:0. N. Askew, George
Bovlston. R. M. Mlxson.
Topic No. 2: W. M. Jones, O. K.
Blrt, W T Walker
.Sunday 10:30, Mas* Meeting In istor-
‘ est Sunday Schools; Rev Brinson, Jeff
Hair, Dr. Lee.
Missionary sermon : W-r-M Jones.
Spring Branch—Introductory ser-
ttion, Bro. Btoudemtre.
Topic No. 1: 8 P. Chisolm, C. B.
Free, Dr J B Black.
*;. Topic No. 2: S T. Hair, D. 0. Hun-
tsr. D. Bice.
Sunday 10:30: Ms*s Meet’ng in in
terest 01 Sunday Scheols; Rev. J. K
Hair. J. A tinier, O. Rentz
Missionary ssimoh, 8. P. Hair..
‘ Dinner will ba expected on grounds
Saturdar.
Collsctlon for 8ta»e Missions.
• \t. M. Jones,
ftpa s '»• O. M. Billing*.
I Jjk Garner,
W : - .W.G/Bi itton,
, ' ’ Committee.
ROLL OF HONOR,
CfiLL’MBIA Schooi.,^No. 43.
The following pupil* have
placed upon the monthly Roll of
or of above school.
TPth Grade:
Monroe Harley,
Powhaftan Harley,
Lillie BoVles,
Henrietta Boyles.
r -‘ Fourtb Orade;
Corrie MJall.
' Third Grade:
Perry Harley.
Second Grade:
Mary Wall.
Primary Grade:
Herbert Harley,
Brooks Hai ley,
Jimmie Harley, •’
Monroe Boy les.
been
Hon-
BLA6KVILLG, - - S- G.,
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Arc now completely rtjady for the Fall and “Winter Trade
and offer - , . ,
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—in all lines of—
To-
rUicipai
axysamuss naaaTtiat
Tbe Lord is not a refuge for the I
man who is looking for a sott place to|
re*t._ - . .
There are better wavs of showing I
your sand than throwing gilt in the |
other man’s eyes.,.
" Attorney General Gunter, *ho ha* j
been sick in th§ Columbia Hospital for J
several-nioiHhs, I* notHoing well, sml
will gi> to F’lorida a* soon as well
enough tTstah,l the trip.
There ha* been niueh talk of what.]
President Roosevelt will do after he 1
quit* the While House. W« venture
the prediction that he’ll spend a big
part of tbF winters in the Sonny South.
“The lice Hive”
Hoods, Notions, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Furniture, Groceries,
.. baeco, Cigars 4 , Crockery,
e»gTaa«3saz>:«*gh|MB^ Tirniw -^jkvxjjssaocuzaacmm mi ,111 iWTs Mb 1 11 iiiiiiii ijgaaBafT^iM^ni gwmami# 11—W1 1 11
XTIass w areTHaypGrraiB,
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W r e invite, with confidence, special attention to our Fur-
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niture, which will make any home comfortable and beauti
ful; to our Clothing, which will defy the Winter’s cold
and double good looks; and to our Sliioes, which will make
your way and walk through life an easy progress.
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It gives me great and sincere pleasure to notify lay
frieilds and his friends that I have secured the services of
Capt. U. Dunn ftftjJttlemAh, ih order to do justice to ttr
A few
morning.
flakes of snow ftfft Sunday
week In deeds that atfTsTtMl their sin
ccrltr bv those good sa't °f the earth
subscribers Messrs J F. Grubb*, L. A
Bush, Jr.. .1.0 Gridin. A W Manuel,
\V. F. Cone. Frank Kennedy, L. A.
Drummond, I. 8. 8till, W. L. Butss, B
Reed.
As we commenced to print this pr-
per Wednesday" morning the fair fia
grance of orange blossoms sweetened
toe w intry sir, a rne*«age that the mar
risgc bells would chime ibe fver_»M
ever new storv, when the stxr lamps
TtiTirrtn be kindled bey oud the sbadowg
oUthe ti'ght. "T 7- ... , - .
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These good Snmnrltan subscribers
ministered to ift on Mmiday andTne^~
dav of tld* week, so that our Christm«s
mav not lack Die gleem'fit silwr and
the mu*lc»l rustle of {he banknote:
Messrs Clarendon Black. L. P. "Illume.
J. J. Rhv. W. T. Cave, W W. Cope,
II. C. Mitchell. J R. Carroll. B F. An
derson, L. 8. Pender A Co., D.M. John
ston. " •
AiuLseveral gooddadlcs.
Of course man v will follow their good
^xwoMde* beLH^^ntw-CLUiU -kUzlwliia
reindeer.
For th*' y^ar ending November SO h
the values of the liquor* sent to tlie
different dlspensiiries in this state foot-,
ed up a total of IJJ’iLT'-ld.Op.
. In this territory the bills, were : Al
lendale, 23,170 SHI; Bamberg. 30,800 20;
Barnwell, 30,140 75; IDackviHe. 21,-
005 624 Ehrhardt, r.772.34; FtiWax
13 015 18; .Midway’, 2,008 08; Olar. 10,-
157 10; Sycamore, 4,747 08; Wlllistou,
13.210 20.
All who defied the weather and at
tended the Friday meeting of the 8alt
kehaichie Agriculturai Club were
doubly repaid. The address of Capt
W. W, Moore on out culture combined
up to date scientilio knowledge and
suecessful bu^ihes* experience and was
well delivered and enjoyed. The.Dn-
terest felt wa* manifested in the many
que*tion* asked In the after discua-
»|on.
The dinner ’’was a genuine pre
Christmas feast of delightfully ’cued
pig and other parallel good thing*
Saturday midnight aa a north bound
freight train was entoflnjfc the side
track at Yale, a couple of miles north
of Barnwell, a through freight traihr
Southbound running . about 20 miles
an hour struck and ran through the
rear of the train trying to get out of Its
way. Some 22 box car.* were damaged
more or le*s. a tank .of cotton send oil
being ove/rturned and waited. Fortu.-
natel • none of the tgiiu crewR suffered
any Injury._TR»-track was blocked
until larif Bund ay afternopn.
Present* given Miss Alice Roosevelt
during l»er trip to the East wtre valued
at le«* than $20,000. on w hich she paid
tariff charge* 4! 200,
"Wain Street, Barnwell,
B. Mazursky, Prop:
The longi
Summer is
ended, the
chill of com
ing 'Winter
is in the air
and mow is
the time and
the “BEE
HIVE” The
place for wise men and wiser
women to buy
The Best, Warmest and]stolen!
Host Durable Clothing
—aud ^Jnderwear, tbe
, Most Comfortable,
Long lasting
and Damp
Defying Shoes,
the Healthiest Blau-
- kets and Quilts and
all the Heary Goods that
will be.necdcd until Spring.
—DEALERS IN— ^
The Best Mules and Soundest
Horses that good judgment and
experience can select.
ARE ALWAYS READY TO
MAKE SATISFYING
SALES TO THEIR
CUSTOMERS.
We have just received Two CaF
Loads of Large, Medium »nd
Small—Straight, Clean Mules; for
Heavy tir Light draft, and Planta
tion Purposes
and Good, True Horses and Mares
—Saddlers, Roadsters and for
Farm Uses. .
We know good’ stock, we
right and we sell right.
Before buying .come and
will prove our every claim
pro miser: 7—
I. F. STILL & SONS,’
Blackville, S. C.
buy
we
and
At Night!!
On account <*f the
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unexampled
high prices paid 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 _plq,n ting.
Planters wishing FirstjOlaSs Seed
From First Class Fruit should
apply at once to the originator
and propagator of the most deli
cious, prolific and profitable canta
loupes in the world.
They are, in their excellence,
fully what the continent praised
Eden Watermelons originated by
me are universally accepted to be.
No cantaiojjpe seed except Col
orado grown for Sale, and no one
For every purpose of dre^s 1 else has them, for only fifty
pounds are in other hands And
they were stolen for private use.
Eden and Blue Gem Watermel*
on Seed grown at Blackville for
sale.
For leaflet and full detailed in
formation apply to . ’ »
C. H. MATHIS,
Blackville, S. C.
THE
Best Bred
“' With his hc}p and assisted by Messrs N. G. W. Walk-
er ami 1.1* Aftaway^t can. j^rvc All iii heed df the Beal
Mules and Horses that can bd Hoitght from Kentucky ti
Kansas, Wagons almost everlasting so gfiod kte their huu
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Comfortable and elegant Buggies ana Harness, as said
I as the best life insurance agairist accident . —
Don’t be blind to your interest, edme and We*U
prise you with satisfactioii: — -
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- Horses and Mules
Are the kind
Q. A. KENNEDY fceepsj
At Willistoo, S. C.
Two ear- loads of clipping
t Hill Top
BARNWELL, S. &
good ones just received.
To go with them, just re
ceived, One Car Piedmont
Wagons, One Car Studc-
baker Wagons; a Complete
Stock of Tyson & Jones apd
other WcTT STliown
of Buggies.
Delays are dangerous, but
there is po danger in baying j
my high quality "of stock
and goods at my bed rock
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Hemember,, thqy are at
Q. A. KENNEDY’^,
.LIHTON, S. C.
mhbmbi
ALWAYS
WHITTLE'S STABLES
C: F. Calboan,
P. M. Batiiagliaa)
McNab,
Calhoun & Co
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over-
or daily labor w T e are
crowded with bargains "''that
.... nw . r -_-v. v <9
all "families and imlrvidualfl
need and our prices are so
reasonable that ^rc panY^kc
tlw^closest biiyerl happy.
Good Food helps health. ]
Better, buy pur pure' ^’rocet;
les than run up long drug
and doctor’s bills,
F1PE,
Life, Accident.,
LIGHTNING
-AN 1>-
New Ftoudi Giant ArxeimB] Aapsr-
agu« knots for Sale at $2.5(> n thousand.
Cait-dellvfr sHtny timo^intil February
l*t 1906. Fine, well grown stock.
, J. 11 E MiLUot*, Cl««*rllle. 8. c. v
Live Stock
munmE,
—Afi-owest Rates In- ••
Strongest Companies
CALHOUiUCO,
■ —OFFICES AT—
THE bank: of barnweli
Keep up all the year round a procession of great
bargains for wise buyers.
Sold this season Two Carloads of Horses and
Mules and two more have just been received; ahd
more will iollow-as- needed and on timC.
Best Georgia Wagons,
A Carload of the famotiS. .
fn Macon; Georgia, made; ' .
For the best Southern Trade:
'A Carload of. BuggiesJhe best on wheels; and
X5jrA few nice rubaei^sbicycle wheels.
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DR. It E. MILHOUS.
f,. H/
. DENTAL SURGEON,
BUCjiVlUE, S. 0.
Will be at hi» Bamurcb
office evciy Monday and
v . t : : — ..j* .•
Tuesday, and at bis home
office in Blackville evert
Friday and Saturday.
MONEY TO-LENO.
We are prepared to nefotlato loansm|
Improved fmrins for five rssrs, partial
pijtnants. tnteraatffper cafft on
under |1,99b; 7p«r e«iit oa loans ovaa
$1,990. Don’t write. «ona and see wf
i. O. Peitersoa A Mm,
DR. JHO. P. LEt ffl.
C.-0S
WILLI8TON, -
Will work anjwbert Ik the
by special appoifit4kefit; ^