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—V —t' v*'. -. -v*., .■ •. . ; ■'■ •' ‘ ^ « Tfpe Barnwell People, r ! THURSDAY. DEi EMBRR :8> 1!)05 Good Bje, 1U05! A.ml Good MV.come, IBOG! Next Tuesday wRl be saleday. Next Tuesday, dnn/iarv iud, will be Sale Day, and don’t you forget Mr. II Jeff Harvey paid ns a ^;ood RlffiS OF SURSCUIFTION. In Advance, per Annum ll rtO On Time..,.,/ r ; ....$2 UQ. - » t After next Momlav one per ccnC. u^ll ~. . . ,, . be a<lded as a penally on alt unpaid The eh ,in gang i* at the old S. I. uxe>,. - . Maoer filace lu Allendale To«rn«htp Oates—ii agood. In the beautiful home In wh'eTi she has been so dearly loved, an fondly cherished, on Wednesday evening. De cember 20th, Miss Jennie Louise Bates, (laughter of Hon and Mrs^ George 11. Bates, gavea her heart ahd hand Into APPROPRIATE -s^ss^r-s^/sa^av-sMirs tliU week. * -t. J B. Morrla, Supervisor. R. C. Roberts Jt-t( Jerk. - —— i—— -■■■■ ■ f ■ ■ — TLAGK FORtiALK By Geokok II. Bates. / A house with live rooms and a kltch-. en, a large, roomy barn and stable and other out buildings, with two acres of land,.In the town of Ba-nwell Build ing* coinparaiively now and in tlrst class condition. BUSINESS NEWS. Early Giant Argonteuil Asparagus Crowns, grown from lre»hly Imported • >od from France last, season, for sale. For price apply or wri e to W. II. Eaves. 'T' * Wllliston, 8. C. B’st Hickory Buggies, 3a-tiQ, 40 tU and 45 00 Dollars. B. W. Davis & Go.. Fairfax. S. C. WANTED—We want to buy one thousand bushel* of while peas, hImj w.‘ solicit, shipments of chickens and eggs: highest cash price for same. M. G. Walker & Go., , Columbia, S. G. v>;: N - p - Wrtlkor - f - . Mgr. . “ Be«t Cooking Stoves. |6 00, |7 Ofi, $tf 00. $9 On & 210 44) B W. Dat U Go., Fwlrfax, S. G. Just received at (J A Kennedy’s Sale Stables, " iili-ton, S G_, HO choic- .. eat mutes *ud t2 superb hurses. Santa Claus Headquarters. Fi<r‘Chrl*tma* Goods and Gifis InfsT’e to 23. R R Avenue. Blackville,'S G, where the largest and loveliest stock of heart pleasing creations will he found. . consisting ol the!'delightful X n:oplione Talking Machine, from $15 to $45. ..with Records Galore; Eastman Kodak -Aupptlosy l.axigfclin Fountain iVns —y 1 only, 4 equal to anv $3 kinds: I’lano? end Organs for cash or on easy terms; To> s; Dolls; Express Wagons ; .IInh hv TTot^es; Tploclpcdcs;' MiisIciaT In" sfrnment-; Tiuc«t < hlna Ware ami Siationery ever-brought to this mar k<;t. —* For—Weibiyirg. - Bietlnhvy or X •nn« Presents see tiie I’lackville Souvenirs; Spectacles ami Eye glasses, fine tl' . scit. ...rMlt or.wj-iu..; . |JA,11 pica*u Vim. Ii vou are pleasalde. Yours for a Merry Christmas, c;. n.(M-ni-o. ASPARAGUS ROOTS FOR SALE. I offer for sa'e a number of thow-amR KARLA' AKGKMLL1L ROOTo, a noted French variety" Mv rs.<»fs hic raised /rom imported French Sued. Brigham R.ed. Elko. ». G. BANK NOTICE.. » Iii.Accordac.ce wlth tlie usual ttustom the Bank of Baruxtell will t,e closed on . MomU, nsji, Janmirr Pc rani. 1 a hav.jng p.ipia' .iiuna.iiig—oa- those dates n ill pKa»c anticipate pay- W-nti ^ ' ' . . - “ '4’. M. Buckingham, Cash er. SALK’OK CHURCH BUILDING. Notice \* hereby given that the old Friendship Church will tie sold on Tuesday, aftet; the lirst .Siiii(h»y r ln Jai - Uai v. IftfEi. bv tbe huUdiog«es>iiniiilt«-e t » tinisli |i*xing lor Die i.e>v' iMiildiyg. Sale to be held a'. 10 o'clock a in , sharp. . - . W. K. Cava; C.lujl/ PENSION NOTICE. 1 will he In tlm Auditor's < !Ti.-o racli Saturday in January. HI.M!. for I hr nur p,»se ol preparing applicutimis lor peo- .aions.- None of those now on ih? roil Meed come, as their iiUTTFS reiiiain’ ol. the roll unless nil' bv tbe Pen sum I Ur aid... -and-sfrout* t--11, is ho <Wh- they will he notiried i<> meetjhif imtiTI I n,n’t come any other day hur Sajur- dax s, a« I will not be in the olliee bu any oilier da vs The Gnuntx Pension' Board xx ill me< t the lirst Momlav in Fenruary,. IIKHi. ann puss on »n ihw applications prej'imd and submi.'UsI to them hv A.he- Peii'iiiM Dr G. T Rate of Savannah‘spent Christmas with Barnwell relutlvei and friends ' Mr. J., W. Birf-and good son Freddie, gave us first good deed happy ueW year wish bo ’1'uesthty. — Mi-s Pretto Halford of Spartanburg was the very charming guest o|„ Burn- well relatives last xyeck Mi«scs Goldie and Beulah Hutson of Savannah were the charming librUt- mas gnen# of M isg JennUcF^f. 1 '. 3lr*. Lena Davie* ami children came over from IJartsville to' spend the Gliristuius week hi their old home town. Ih-nnio 1\ Davies, formerly of The People's typographical artists, is auumg his happy Barnw’eil friend* this week! 1 The Sant hern Raihvatt played ^anta G'aus tb 'Treasurer Ann-troug hy giv ing him! a check for $10,468 81 in pay-- ment of its taxe*. - ' - Bishop Gaudier has changed the ap pointments of Rev. Peter Stokes to Bamberg and Rev. R. L. Holroyd to W ilhauision and Be I Lon. R< v. It. A Yongbe, the new pastor "T the Barn’.xt'll Circuit, w ill preach on Sunday next Ah liamwell at 11 a. fii. and at Sllcwmi at p. m, s 'Hits hits In en Bacnwell’s quietest < b'l-iiuis ■xxitliin our recollection. The prohibition of fire xvoi ks hi public (daces operat' d admirably., . • Do not forget to tHe your tax receipt away xvitb your registjation eertitl'.-:i!e *»I yon -wtlt heTpryiln.'d to Tole TfiTTTV geneia'election next fall. ’ , Wedding presents are jbeing sftpt To" Miss AIL-e Ron.-eveli by the car I mid, and if the avalanche continues a wart- liouse xx ill he needed for their storag' i ( bmniem lug on-next Monday W. A. Holman, K-q., will pre-ide for two weeks A special Judge over an cytra term of the C.'mmon v Pleas at llamie-* ton. ' ' Not so old as Santa. Claws bn^just ax xvehome aa hi? coming was'the hteL w.;cjk visit of Dr. H. S. iLuixog of Fort Smith, Ark., to Garo .na relative? and fiiends 1 ’• • A eolnred man on (’apt -I E. Hair's {dace ncaj-.. Jliucko-iHe c;de on Sunday hi bis room by placing the muzzle of hi* gun in his m'outh-and disrh ugtog the WGa'jMTiiT Ghardev Parker, eolnred, was slio; a ltd k illcd at .Snelliug on Sun/laV hv Tf ATTetl , B11 ff< If' l ,'TrniTdr J ^Tr.Tgrv-?' t ate G. U Moody held the inquest. Bonder eaine and suryepiertd to tic- sheriff. M .J')' P. J Drexx Im? licen taken Li a inimber of The Gmddoi-k Terri OI IP Florentfelmpre*/ively ollleiaiing. * Everything was arranged with ex- qut*1tci taste. Di a bay Wtnilthi' an al tar whs simulated of whlto eotiMana draped with amilajt and fanpa, 1 upon It being groups of crystal cumlclahvit xvitb tall w hite wax. tapers. The bride and-groom stood under a graceful ar rangement of white tulle and garhHid* oi smiiax. Green and white were tlib colors used In decorating the entire lower story of the house. Little Alias es Maude Hurckhalier and Josle Davit, bearing xyhitc satin ribbon*, formed an aisle ftirough which the bridal pArty parsed a* follows: The groom and his heat man, Mr. Georga Manville; Mis* Sophie Bonham Aldiich, maid of hon or, and then the lair und, lovely young bride on her jTather’s ijrin. Her dress was of liberty satin tpade wit.lr ele gance and simfdieit^v, trmwnrd whh real laco ami tulle folds; orange -bins a*uns on veil d.id corsage. Her bouquet xvas a shoxv er of bride rose* I led w ith clylfou. .-Tb© -mtlid »vf honor wore xvhite embroidered net over- taffeta, with satin girdle and real lace, and carried pink lose*, tied with pink chif fon. The bride’s talde was decorated eiab orately with green and xvliite; on a rich and artistic centre piece stood a tail cut glass vase of xvliite carnations, crystal candelabra and a profusion of cut flowers. One -of the unique fea ture* of this benutirul wedding xLh* an elaborate musical prograThme typical of the I are accomplishment a of the hride as a musician. An Italian -or chestra played Lulietigiln’* wedding luarcl) and after the ceremony render ed some , li trn.i ig classical selections.” Theyiegin Ilf ;, under'the happh $ auspices. The bride is loved and hon ored.: bv all^tliat kooxv tbe perfect 'oeknty nf, her life, the fiire-aotcelience of lier character an I the gentle good ness of her heart. Wiie lyo ini.e. Bed high i deals-aod Ail rlmv ere (I with all the eulture. all the line graces that cluster to crow n in r uiiicUTg the most accomplished gantlewcin r> ii of a State so wk;!! proud of licr jcxxcl daughters. Mr. Ha good is a young planter ol bigiiest .character am! Intelligence, mindful of tlm traditions of IBs honor ed name, resolute to xvFu his honorable w ay in life‘Mid lu serve Hie State and Us best interests wltli all tho exaltGff 5 purpusx* of- imr old. and tiie-UAuaig -cuwr— gy of the new Soutli Garoiina. Many elegant present- were received bv this very deservedly popular young cou pie. ~~ ■ ■ Mr and Mr». H-'good left on the late trnlrl tor Jacks uiville. 8t. Auirastiiie and other t»<iints in Florida.—Gorre* 4iuudcitce of ..The Suie— Solid Gold Ring*; Solid Gold Chains; Chatelaine Watches; Solid Gold W'aiat Set*;^ Solid Gold Scarf Pin*; Solid Gold Cuff Buttons Gold Filled Watches; Solid Gold Emblem Pins; 'Smwking — JewrfI Gaaea; ' ~ _ Sliaving Sei*vs*»-^ Comb and Brush Sets; Fountain Pens; -oj Kun over the articles mentioned below and mark off ■ v -. , i. rt -i- £ -si-- ** ' •' such ones as will suit those whom you expect to remem ber Christmas. Then eqt out this advertisement and brings it i'ouilf 8twe. It Wi^l he a great help to you as a inemorandttm at* what yotf expept to buy. Come early, as early selections arc apt to he more choice. Eastman’* Kodaks; Picture*; Picture Frame*; Christina* Card*;|i' Gandy; Cigar*; Pipe*; . Shoe Company of Lynchburg, Va .,1 the laig'sf *|,o' inan.utaeturir.g con cerns in the cour.tfv and which , lain s Ux have tiwlargest plant in the squith?'- Mr R E -it2tr*_ died «iidd* iM v <>| heart failure in Barnwell on FHdax aftern a,n. llexvas a son of the bt Mr .Andrew Bate* nf Hiverton, and shout 40 x car* of agf. His body xxa- oar, ivMl iq the old bome burial ground ^.TTwjrfayTrnorn lug. i gin It eyh br.uion of Eniaiii'ipat.io; Dix on next Monday. ‘'Col. Robin-on xx ill command ai.d E l Jli mpsou Iilitke , Die addre-s. •J-M-mv ■ the pat’Sfte of Col umbra w ilt Th« Alien Bra.s Band ol Colum.bia will flirnish the mu- Marricsl oy Rev. IV 0 Kirklatx! or. ■'und^y afternoon at the. rc»i ience of he bride’* patcnt>, Mr. U ilji.nln Bt-n- nett n! JIaniu and Mis» I.ovie. dangli- Tdr of M r. IT" VT DTck* x»f Barn V II. The fortunate gmom is a snc.'cs-fnl \o.iitg piai.ter and Ki* i'rctty bride one of Bariyvcll’s most popiilar.i|aught«r* John C. wmiaut*. formerlv nl, tiila county, died in the Coluntdiu Hos pital on the 1l‘:!i Inst. In hi* 71»L vear Ills, body xxa- Inirird in the old famil.x grave > ard near Lee*. - . IIW recor d "as a ctGzen and~ srihiicr xvas nil lignt lie im»yed to ITrarrg,- hurg county from Barnwell about E- years ago. Commissioner, approx mg or di-ajiprov lug the same. ‘I liev will meet ngaln"i tbe flr*t Mondav in Marcli, I‘.I rl. s*» which time they will examine and verifv tlie lists submitted to them by ' Die Pen-ion . Commissioner, and sign and imruedUtely forward me same to - - ttir-Oumpt epdivr ttT’Trrrat. I ‘eiisior-ConiTii i saimicr. A RED TRAGEDY. Mr. Ilayne S Craddock was shot and killed 'in Thursdty ni.ht near his home In Groat Cypre-a Toxvirahip. Coroner Clayton S .'Varner heldsthc 4lnquc*t on Frldav, Txvo ‘colored men w»re . examined-as w itness.'*. The,'! te-tifled tltat they Iiail gone with Mr, Craddock and at hfi..requt *t to tlie house of Frank DeLoach. colored, to collect a ginning account due Mr Grad dock. One of the colored men called Frank DeLoach, there xxa* moving about In the hqu*e. DeLoach called hi* son John, Mr. Craddock said we nviHn nobarm. Frank DeLoach and wife came out of the house, she **id here t« gome men, who i* here, Frink called for lii* gun, at that iniitant the gun tired. Mr Grad d<>ck said you shot me DeLoach said I wiill get yen. The jury of inquest. Mr. E L. San der*, Foreman, , returned Hr* verdict: .-• That Haynet S. Craddock came to hi* death by gun shot Voiiiql. ^aid gun iu tha hands of one Frank DeLoiich, and that tho killing xva* murder.'’ Corner Warner held on Saturday near Ray’* Crossing mii inquest on the dead bodies of Frank IteLoach H^d John i)c- liOach. Tl)e jury returned the verdict that ^'Frank Def.oach and John De- I/oach-eame to their dejiths by gun shot •wounds and pistol wound - said weapons in’the hand*.of parties to the i‘ar:i. irgon.llr'g Vlu «'-•* or making in quiries will pleq-f be patient, ms owing to the pressure o) liu*ines* immediate ret iic. cmu: iT't.'be made. VtT glxeoaLtentiou-do order of lyeetp'. In the course of ten dafs I hope'to an - wer all. ' * ~ J-B. Arms’,mug; ' - Go. Treasurer. CARp OF THANKS. F.ditok Pkoi’LE : ■ Kiiuilv hlioxx me space in VQjir paper to tliauk- iie v»ry sni'statt.tiai < hriftnia* gift, ns a t >ken of their Hppreciatioti of my ser vices n« operator during tlie pa'*t year. I ?i)RB endeavor tn-prove mv a(>t retiat. Don by.constant and fai'litu] Mtteatjgp to'th.' diitlea ot tlie excli.inge in fliiLin- tore as 1 have tried to do in the past.*** ' s ' ” Very lespectfpliy, • (Miss) Daisy McNab. IN FAIR hYGAMORE. \yofipe«il«v afi|i'rnoon, Decemlifr 2<i. the hospitable fguiie ol Capt. and Mrs. .). Wyman Jenny was the scene of Die most bill Pant wedding that, lias been soTeimii/cJ here fur nnhy year*. It xvas tlie marriage of Miss Minnie G Jan nf to Mr. Joseph L. Folk. Despite Die inclemency of tlie xv> ather a large" number of reJailvea and intimate Iriejul* of the parties were present^ Tlie parlor w aa beautifully decorated for the occasion. At tlie appointed hour all eye* were turned toward* Die parlor. The at^ tenduots were Mis* Addle lennv. and Mr. fits I /Vims, and M i- Maude John* and Mr. Orro I.ViilffTibTt” wTTo were followed by Miss R-hecca Jenny and Mr. K. E.-Piatt*, who immediately prec'ded the hriji) and groom. The iiii| r.'.-sive ccremoiiy xv»s performed by tlie R*v. I’. E. Monroe, of Ehrhardi Mis* Addle Jenny softlv played •‘N..rcis*a” on Die organ during the ceremony performance. . 1 mmedlaieiy after t!»e ceremony Die wadding party marcbed w the dining room, where a bountifully spread table awaited tlie Jury unknown. Mr. Craddock xvas"about 35 .xenna />f xxediling gn§*t<. ’ age. and. one 67 The ni«*t soo^qiafiiT .' Mr Volk4*'th.* tiookkecp^r of M, plant r* in tl»« cmntv. He xvas a man j j. tv. Jemty & < of superior Intesligancb, and enyijcd a marked popularity among all classes, white and colored. Mar the n*w year he a,better and happier one to n* all than tile dying tUflltte moutU tpirbccn. - - -- -- - ssrs ti.. and a son of -one of tlm most prominent families ol Col leton County, and lie lias won for lii? bride one ot tlm prettiest and lirost hc- cnmplislieyl youngdadie* of tlie neigh borhood. Thair picseijU were many, useful - and h-tibUsauc, THE GOOD OLD WAY’. -- A ort u'k^sf fw gripi 1 ^ i* like a tiro, the sooner you combat ii the belter vonr dianees are to oyer power ir. Brit few mothers in this uge are x\ illing to do-tlie. necessary . w ork ii quiii'd to give a good oid-Ta-tiiuncd •eii iide treat ment, such as woulil.be admini-Lered by tiieir gramlmoDier*. hacked *b\’ Bo-diec’s Gciman Syrup, xvhich xxa* aixvav* liherallv-nsed in ernttetubm with ti>c home treatment of colds and I* still in greater liousohoid favor tlian any known remedy. But even w-itluuit tlie applicallorf of th" 'dci-fasliioritd aid* Gernmn syrup w ill eurc a severe .cold in quick lime. Ii \x ill cure colds in cliiidren or grown peeido. - It relieves Die con^e-tcd r>r gqos. alj"* s lho Irrifiili/.n i.Ow .LyveLv stotos Die eoneh-. Anf child tvtP •h»V1 of »v.hiidi>ai» TTlaT Aize liottle. ; regular size. 75c'. For sale b\ -t icVeli’s Iirtrg -^Srore and Searson’? I>rug Store, t “The Bee Hive” ,<33? t-'sv ^ DLr "m Main Street, Barnwell, B. Mbziirsky:, ,. n , r; • - The ttwp: Sutniner is pndoiU -Ghjil of com- Winter i s in tlie tiir Rnd now is the time and tlie “BEK IHVE” the place for wise men and^wise Yvomen try Imv The Best, Wannes -Most Durable and Ujulerwear, the •''♦■we 1 yr Most Comfortable, ' - L o n g Listing and D a m p Defying Shoes, the Healthiest Blan- ' kets and Quilts and all the Heavy Goods that will he needed until Spring. For.every purpose of dress or diiily labor we arc over- crowded with bargains that, all families nnd # individuals need and our prices are $o reasonable that we ean Tnakc the closest buyers happy, (rood Food helps health. Better buy our pure grocer* ies than run up loli^j drug and doctor’s .bills. Perfume*; Album*; Book*; Hand Bag*; Gold OIR Clock*;™; Lamps; Hand Mirror*; Chafing Dishe.*;^ 1 c k ot Ttlok Militarv Bni*lie*; Travelling Set*; Wlii-k Broom*; Watch Fobs; Watch Chain*; Gold Pen*; Toy*, Toy*, Toy*; Writing D«.?ks; Game*; Silver (’up*; Child’* Tab!' Set*: ' Ster. Sli\tei*i’able Ware; Gut Ola**;\ GoKI-Sjiec tables; ' Cako ihtlOkVV ^rfoll'l Dl-lie- : ; 'M>lnimr Set*; Water Set*; Wine Set*; Banin and Pitclier Sets; Tea Set*; Violin*; Guitar*; Accordions; Dolls, Doll*, Doll*. We await the pleasure of weeing you, Creech’s Pharmacy. I. FrSTILL & S0NS, CORNER ELARK STRiETAND RfllLROAD ffVENUE, BLAGKVILLG, - - 5.6., Are now completely ready for the Fall and 'Winter Trade and offer — in all lines of-r- Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, FnrRiture. Groeeries, r ro^_: baeco, Cigars, Crockery, Glassware, Hay, Grain, Etc., Etc. We invite, with confidence, special attention to our Fur niture,-which will make any home comfortable and beauti ful; to our Clothing,'which-will defy the Winter’s cold and dDo.b.le, .gmul-htoks; find to oor-S-booH, wliieh will make your way and walk through life an easy progress. a ' ... —DEALERS IN— % The Best ^Iuk > s. and Soundest Horses that good judgment- and experience can select. ARE ALWAYS HEADY TO MAKE SATISFYING ' SAFES TO THEIR ' ™ CUSTOMERS. " We have .just received Two Car Loads of Large, Medium and Small—Straight, Clean Mules; for Heavy or Light draft, and I’lanta- tiohJPurpoftes j d'Ciooil, True I'f nrscsaml' Af ares- Saddlprs, Roadsters and for Farm, U^es. Vveltnovv at^qfl stock, we buy right and wy-sell right. _____ Beforeymiving come and we of Buggies will prove our every claim antT prou ‘ ' i F. STILL & SONS, * r 7 Blackville, S. C. and Stolen] At NightI! Horses and Mules Arc the kind tiiiiJa At Williston, S. C. Two car Loads of clipping good ones just received. To. go with llieni. just re ceived, One Car Piedmont Wngons;—One Car Stude- Stock of Tyson & Jones and other well known best makes On account of the unexampled* , high prices paitf me last season for my matchless.Eden Gem Sol idly Netted Cantaloupes, grown in Colorado 1 saved only a limited quantity of seed beyond ^ what I require lor my ovvri planting. Planters wishing First Class Seed From First Class Fruit should apply at once to the originator and propagat'or 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 arc universally accepted to be. No cantaToupe seed except Col orado grown for Sale, and no one 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. \ 7* ' For leaflet and full detailed in- formation apply to ? —L-*€t H. MATHIS, ~ Blackville, S. C. Delays are dangerous, hut’ there is no danger ill buying my high quality of stock Tuntt goods st iffy bed rock prices^ Kemember^ they are at Q. A. KENNEDY’S, Williston, S. C. C. F. Calhoun, P. M. Buckingham Wm. McM, Calhoun s & Co New Frunvli Giant Ar>;(*iiii»il A*par- agn* Root* for Sale at $*J.5t) a thousand. Cun dtdiyr at any time until February 4*t HkKi. Fine, wvll grown stock FIFE, Life f Accident Oyclon© LIGHTNING AND Live Stock INSURANCE, -—‘---At Lowest Rates In- • Strongest Companies - CALHOUN & CO, —OFFICES AT— STILL’S SALE STABLES, BUCKTILLE, S. C. Invito all in neod of good «tock al r'iUr to twil imfore buying elw- where and ^ot-tlio boatr TWO GAR LOADS OF MULES, *niMid, *tr.ii^iit *i«>ek, aidted to all draft and farin ptir|u,*p*. ONE CAR LOAD OF IIORSFM, for the yotniK people, the old folk* ant ull who want *afe, sound and *ure ante Dial*. - H. D. STILL * SONS : ' ■ ' i i t j ' I ■ ■■■' ■», EVENY YEAN. It gives me great and sincere pleasure to notify my Capt. U. Dunn as sal email; in order to do justice to mv constantly increasing business, 1 ■ . With his help and assisted by Messrs N. CE W, Walk er and I. L. Attaway I can sdive all in need of the Best Mules and Horses that can be bought from Kentucky to Kansas, Wagons almost everlasting so good are th^ir uaa« tcrial and workmanship. Comfortable and el as the best life i nsu rancc against flrp.idflnl, Don t be blind to your interest, eb and we’ll sur* prise you with satisfaction. Keep up alt the year round a procession of great bargains for wise buvers. Sold this season 1 Mules and two more" more will follow as needed and on time. " • « Best Georgia Wagons, A Carload of the famous a V- In Macon, Georgia, made, - For the best Southern Trade. A Carload of Buggies, the best on wheels, and ULaTA few nice rubber tire bicycle wheels. DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS. DENTAL SURGEON, BUCIVIUE, S. C. WiH—be at his Barnwell olffcc every Monday ana Tuesday, and at his home office in Blackville everv ; •- r"' . ft —r* MONEY TO LEND* We are prepared K> ne|toclateloan*na improved farm* for live year*, t»arfUi payment* interest8 per eeat or loans, under |l,fl00; 7 percent on Yean* ov*. 11,000. Don’t write, cone»«<K*ee/na O. Fettaraon 4 Son. DR. ISO. P. IEE, JR CSa Dentist, ^44-LVWlLLISTQN, T , fi>Sw*»Wi