The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 25, 1906, Image 3
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Tipe Barnv/cll People.
TIIljRaDAY, JANUARY » 100G.
JU.TC8 OP SURSCBllTIOR.
$1.«0
woo
In Advance, per Ajinam
On «•••«••«,
Mr. J. W. O Rrerl and 'family vUl*~
ed relative* at Spartanburg last week.
Bennie P. Davies leturned to Hurt*-
vllle on Monday to complete bU slen-
ojjraphic coarae. 1
J. K. Sn.’lllng—Uitatinn, Estate of
Abfam Dnvjst.
George H. Bates—final Diaehitrge.
Eftate of John Wa«TiTngt<tn
Maco Jeffooat—W «st End Property
The Chain Gan* will be at PairfaK
nntll Friday of tbi# week, when it will
move to DaVta* Bridge, on road from
Pair‘at to Jenny.
J. B, M«rri*. Supervisor.
R.C. Roberta Jr.^Clerk.
BUSINESS NEWS.
Early Giant Ar*nnteull Asparajrua
Crown*, fmwn fro«» freshly imported
need from Pranee laat aeaaon. for sale,
Por price apply or wrt e to
W. II. Rave*.
Wllliaton.S.C.
WANTED—We want to buy one
thonaand buahela of whi»e nea*. ala<t
we-aollelt "shipment* of chickens and
«**•: hlfbeatcash price f<vr same. .
M. U. Walker A Oo.,
v Columbia, J». C.
N. D. Walker.
M*r.
Barnwell County Rslaed Seed Rve,
sort that never disappoint*. For
j by- - ■ ——-—: —
C. E. Ruadihaltey.,^
Barn w e l I. S C.
j— FOR SALE.
j|g acres, more or less, of land, with
enwe timber for sale at reason aide tig-
urea. The tract Is situate attout six or
seven miles South of Williston, rt. C.
Par particulars write Croft & Salley,
Alton, 8.0.
FOR SALE.
Fine youpc Jersey Cow. Fre«h
milk three weeks, kind and gentle,
raise them for sale. Apply to
W. II. Eaves,
Williston, S.C.
Jk '
Cotton Seed.
Has your cotton seed ran out?
it te increase your yield
ttiother yearf
Then write for prices and circular*
of the Original Phillips Improved seed.
,J.L. PHILLIPS.
Orangeburg, 8. C.
Ash. IS—3m,
: r ~ "
-NOTICE FIN AT. DISCHARGE.
Notice l« hereby given tbat the un-
derslfned w1«r on thotnrday,
*4rh, IBM, tile hi# Inal account a# Ad-
miidstrator of the cuiste of Johu
Washington, de<'essed. with Jnhu K.
Knettlng.Raq v Judge of the Pro bare
Cpurt, and ask for Letter* Oiatniomry
^ , T. Qeorge II Itates.
AdmtulstraCor.
January SBili, 1906
Ty commence corning
the Legis'.ature gets to its slue die.
Mt. A moo church hat extended a
call for the fourth Sunday in each
month to Rev. Mr. Uetison of Augusta.
Assistant County Auditor J. C. Keel
will ftHidt hi# round of County ap
pointments fur receiving tax returns
next week.
Kervioe* will be held at Joyce Branch
Church on next Snndav. the 4th Sun
day In Jliuiary, the public being cor
dially invited to attend. ^
The esteemed Legislature will please
remember that the Salvation
holds nlghtlv meeting* in Columbia,
and govern itself accor'ingly.
The railroads begin hauling fertlll-
r.ers Mils year two weeks earlier than
usual. They expect a record breaking
quantity hr be ured this season.
Mr. C. F. Pechman wa# in town on
Monday, the perlect picture of good
health and heart. Every Barnwell
body i* always glad to welcome clover
Charlie.
Dr. H. W. Bays, Presiding Elder of
the Charleston District, will hold his
drat quarterly .meeting for the -Barn
well Circuit at Salem Church on next
Saturday and Sunday.
The ladles of the Baptist Church will
serve a delightful dinner to the public
on Salesday in February for the bene-
lit of Baptist parsonage. They hope
for a liberal patronage.
At this writing Saturday, our vio
lets are abloom, the jonquils well out
of ground, the turd choristers making
merry music and the air bright with
the s'uusbme of Spring.
The Bank of Olar wa* opened for 6
business on yesterday. Under the
presidency of Mr. C. F. Kizer and with
Mr. J.S J. Faust a* cashier it i* sure
to be of great benefit to that thriving
*cd progressive community.
The Saltkehatchie Agricultural Club
decided on Friday K» owB the regular
monthly meeting* for- February and
March, a* It* practical farmer memlters
wil h- too busy tho-e montha Ls pro-
paring for and planting their crops.
W. J. Oliver, who built the Carolina
Midland extension to All*»dxle, lias
just contracted to build a road from
Kmbrco-vilie to Marion, N,. C . ninety
miles through the inontains; for wliich
lie Is to be paid over five million dol
lars. — — —T—
Prof. J. E. Boland attended, on Frl
day and Saturday In Columbia, the
nf Kdnca-
WKSY END PRWEItTY
FOR SALE.
My home piaoe. h>t contain* one-
half acre, with comfortable soiall
4 wet Hug, gwml m'ell, barn te-. and
, My strop lot c ntaiaitrg one quarter
•ere, goad shop baiMiugrtSUkv 30 feet,
well stocked with tools, are .offered at
—pWvate—ios»w roaaowabte-torwHh :—
Apply to Mace Jell coat.
Burn well, ,S fl.
Wesltor Bsircaa.
r Tohintary (UxiensTs' M*-h*:sr>ks:kal Roe-
ord, Msaitb of Ilnsnibrr, Ht^, State o Ulurk-
Vllle.
NoCjrus. the randldatees will hard-1 a ■
comnience otoitnc ont unt.l after 1 B. Maxnrskr-Orand Clearance Sale.
Frank H. Creech—Important Alii
ance Notice.
DON’T MISS IT.
Friday night, the 2(Uh Inst , the “Old
Dnestrict Sk |, l* ,, fifty years sgo,
will he reproduced at the Hicitnrr Hill
School House, and every hodv I* in^
vited. A. B. Apple.
NEWS.
Fourth As«l*tant Postmaster Gener
al P, V. DeGraw sav* that all R. F. I)
not hnndliog 2.000 ptsces of
mail ruatter a month will t>e di-ooniin
tied in the near IHture.
P&HiMflif the Hut* Baard
tioo. of which he is a mem
Total pvr-
idp.* Inches
7 41
No. of days
ST Clear II
member. From
May £?d Co June 22,1 the Board will re
ceive text took proposals from pub
INhiug Itonaes. ~ ■ . ’' .
Assistant Adjutant General John
M. Patrick had a third stroke of pa
rat)*l*rin ids other in Columbia on ( In'
l*Uh Inst, and wak carried to bis home
at Anderson in an unconscious condi-
tjon. He is a nephew of Mr. Geo'£' -
W. Patrick of Bartiwell.
fkjnstor TiUtuati lias made the valua
ble atlditi <u to our collet'tlon of gov
ernment pubtfeatioftsTof live volumes
of the ’‘Hearings b-rore the Committee
<m interstate Consmcrce,” bearing on
the Krgulation of Ksilroad Rates, now
the fmeeminetd Issue before Congress.
MUMPturl Bradley, daughter of MTT
Reijamin Kradlev. died on Thursday
in ina State Hospital at fltdombia,
where she w«« naroiving m<viicai treat
ment. Nke was sixteen years of ago.
lier body was brought home and tiur-
ied «n FrMUy, Rev. it. A. Yoig^ue con
ducting the funeral services.
; At a meetiag of the Barn welt Bar In
the otiice of Bates A Simms <m Satur-
day. Judge K. T. Uhe presUlittg, Jtep-
ive J. K. Harley presented for
cdnsMeratioa a plan f«H- a count v >murt
which* showerl much re fed roll and pa
tlent industry as well as sbitity. Af-
*ter discuashm it yas decidecr to refer
the plxn t<> a ■committee to be appoint-
etl by the eft air man. -
At the Animal meeting of the State
Bar A«*oct*tw»« itt'(stlumbi t this even-
IngCol. Robert Aidilch wit! make an
address on ”.Vote worthy Changea in
the Statute Law, nr Points ot General
Interest ntasie in this State, in other
Mates and nv Congress during the
prestnt year.”
final rut ho George 11. Bate* will prt*-
seut the report of the jcoui in it tee ott
’ ‘I seglnt a-Uoti. , • -
rrVl’yb
• CloudyTT
Dates of
1 frost
Light
T*,*111111*.
4ijDates of
jHail
!sieve
.I4ji h. .Storms
| Aurora a
'iti .Ail PfnvtiHu’g” ‘
-44 .011 wing (Hr’c-
..AC'tioii N. E.
Fog
23
OjiliUttnr cor
nua II
7.4IThin Ice
fotmed
Freexe
Monthly mean tom.. JLX 0 below nor-
Inal.
. I’rooiplCatioa J.«0in.*h'ive narmal.
G. D. C Lange.
Voluntary-Observer.
* Including rain, hail, sleet and melr-
•d snow, f From maximum and mini-
■ um readings. , '..^T
Read llacursky’a adverUsemext,
The legislature took • recess from
Thursday until Monday.
A bnff Plymouth Rock ben was #nfd
In Boston on Monday for |76d for si tow
purposes. -
Sunday night, January 2Rtb, at 7.30
o’alppk Rev. t>. W, Uarnar will preach
in the M« hodist Church, Barnwell.
Ttoeeliproof Capt. John G. Capers
M Republican referee in this state
leave* the party without a goat herd.
Chief Justice Pope and Circuit
Judge* Dantxler, Aldrich, Purdy,
Watts and Klugh were reelected op
Tuesday, * . —
Clever Charlie Brown telegraphs
t he Is hustling from a Kansas raid
18 hnr«e* and 38 mule* that will
here on or before Monday next;
II nest ever.
Th* population of this State at this
time 1# 1,340,310 the total number of
homes 269,864. and the number of fa»m
homes 183,903. Approximately 780,959
people live In farm homea.
The S3 Firmer#’ Instltntes held In
this State were Stteoded by 8 690
farmers, at a co*t td CKmsnn College of
$000. Th* longest oorttlnued 12 days at
4ilemson and waa nlteuilsd by 1,500
people. -
~ -CBe
imt,
4Be Mi
A tornado vti tirk the ensteru «nburb*
of Bbtckvillo ou Mimdity evctdng l;e
tween «• and 7 o’clock, blowing down
several small dwelling* of colored pro-
plq. the eohwed Baptist church sod two
story lodge hMiiding ann unroofing the,
warehouse. A wtiali colored child w hs
killed the ruins of its parents home
and l*o•‘tinsstec A ♦bees- r>'aVyou, rof-
HUicd. foU xUiad ffHow f tto exottetnent of
-occasion
Mr. W. D. Westhe'shee’s large, o'oni-
foitablaand w**|| fnruished residence
m Red GHk Township was burned
about 3'o’clock Sunday morning, to
gether with nearly all its contents.
When the dre .was discovered the
kitrtren and dining room were falling
n. it is thought that rats and match
es jeauwed the lire. He had no insn
ranee. But for the fact that visitors
were sleeping In a cliamber joining the
dining room the family might have
perished 4n the flames.
The little folks of Barnwell have
never known a happier time than et
the reception given on Saturday after
nootU-her fourth' birthday, bv ‘‘Little
Sister,” as all, love to call bright.and
dtinty little Emmie Porter, to her
many girl and boy friends. Delightful
refreshment# were enjoved, merry
games were played and the wee hostess
proved an ideal entertainer, as whs
well evidenced by the conjgmrulatious
and sweet toned good bVes said to her.
Tint Pxnpi.x was sp nicely remembered
as to make it full young again.
After seven years
telligent service a* Captain of the
Guard and Clerk aiuk-Treasurer of the
!’enlteiitlary~('apt VV. D. Black finding
the conflnemffnt of dffice too great ten-
dereTf his' resignation, in accepting
which the.directors adgjxted this highly
eoinpllmentarjr preamble and resolu-
tU»r*:
Whereas Capt. W. D. Black has ten
dered his reslgustion in our Kosr(\. as
It* clerk having rendered mosteWeleht
service in that capacity and discharged
his duty faith'ully.
Resolved that we accept said resign*
e on with regret and that our best
Mies go with him in the establish
ment of the business upon which he has
entered Ordered Recorded on the
Book of Records
Cant. Black has bought a part of tho
Dr. B. F. Peeples Jdace on the KrtDto
and wilt make that his home, at d the
good people of. that commnnitv are
fortunate In securing so desirable
accession to their citizenship as
bUck and family will be.
MAZE NEWS.
i •
Ilaybionv RaprDt Church has chang
ed the meeting < v r preaching dava from
the seooiul Snnilav and Saturday before
to the first Sunday In each month ami
.Saturday before for this ye»r. The
pastor of the church for this year is
Rev. W. W Ivey of Gibson; Ga,
Mr. L. It. Jlarvey’s daughter Lillie
has had the tyapbohl fever sixty dav*
and ltH« the fever yet, but it Is hoped
by all thatVbe will yet recover,*
Mrs, PoIHe Prentiss and dnugliter of
Charleston are visiting her father, Mr.
VV. II. Cone, this week.’
Roy Mixson.
DUNBARTON DOTS
“Cameo Cutting.”
The'mnst enjoyable event of the sea-
tnn wus4.1ui ‘ Cameo Cutting” given by
Miss Lon’ie Mav rttrner. on the even
ing of the 15th inst.. in honor of Mi*s
Adelaide Brahliam of Olar, S C.
From 7 3<i to 11.30 tlte cominodimis mid
hospitable home of Mi»s Turner was
made the, scene of enjoyment and mer
riment of all present.
I’lie parlor was beautlffilly decorated
with ivy and boll v. . .
Among the ladies present much re
finement and beauty wit« displayed.
— As in the formation ot tlte anima)s
Miss Stella l.ee slid Mr. '1*. R. Millet-
excelled; Mfss Lee for h rabltit- ami
Mr. MTTTe r Tbr a horS€.‘ ' Itr. V Trnri-
bar Was awarded first prize and Mr^ C
Bailey consolation price. After tbe
prize* were awarded refreshments
were served.
After spending kit evening made so
pleasant and congenial nt II .80, to the
sorrow of all, we bade Misses Brabham
ami Turner guud nighty hut, not until
we bad complimented them for the
manner In which they conducted the
artistic and brilliant affair.
Just Received, attother car load of
mules of the same high class that the
good farmers of Barnwell and Bain™
berg hare found so -atisfactorv for all
tutr|<«*e* and to be sol^ nt live and let
live prices by C. F. Kizer*(Jiar, a (T.
IMPORTANT Arf,LI ANCE NOTICE.
This I* to certify that the following
stock belonging to the re.jiec.tive Al
liances have been lost ani can not be
found
180, Appleton, 1 Share.
1SJ. Willi-ton, 1 “
1S3 Gsorgca Creek. 2 “
1S4. Graliants, 1 ”
1 IsG, Double Pond, 2 ”
ih;. Heti oav; 1 ■* —=—-
IriB. Keedv Branch, 1 **
19', (hi ts Branch. 1 “
I9y, Hunter*GiiapeLl ”
674. Caves. 1 “
194, Allcndalo. 1 “
Hlo. St.John. 2
Frank II
Sub. .Trustee Bat
Creech,
nwell, S.
THE EDITOR’S CORNER. -
l Two humane doctor* , prescribed for
ns last week of their own volition and
furnished the medicine, one a silver
stimulant and gteenback poultice, the
other the sedative of a box of. ■glorious
cigars to be taken sd lib. - .
We arc better since, Mr. J O. Walker
ought to too lie a.doctor too,' for his
Friday Vail wa» a blessed tonic.
Mr .1. E. Peer tnaUMl us in an en
dearing wav on Friday.
SaUtrdav was an ideal .Spring day.
aod the culls of Messrs W, II Harper
ami D P. Lanca-ter were in keeping
with its pfrfect suiirhine ami gentle
Scut it wind
Mr. F, (.havQus guv,e. this week a
clever liegiuning b?' Itis comforting
Mon lay morning greoing
Tinciii -Huc tui •friends like the old
friends, as .Mr. J. J. Braxton of ,T)gi*e-
chee, Ga , -aid on Monday tn rsmrojng
btrsfltiwef+iirtifitT- e-—
Mr. C. J. (iray-lsJon far to come to
see, his Ram well •friends as often as
they would ItKe, but he never forgets
to cleverly remember Thk Pxopi.k in
Janimrjr.—^—.v •* ‘
We Imd a new and decidedly njre ex
perience on'Momlav , tbe coming In to
and IV. W. My rick, to inflate our tath-
erooltapsed noc-ket. and they were as
glad to give as we to receive.
, A Tuesday pop call from Messrs J.
F- Kearse Jr. trod Thomas Clayton re
newed and rekindled our long sorrow
that tlte Bamberg County line makes
their visits to Bartiwell so like those of
the augels, loo lew and far between.
Stolen]
At Night!!
On account of the 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 ;oWnplanting.
Planters wishing First Class Seed
From Eirst Class Fruit should
apply at once to ’the originator
and propagator of the most deli
cious, prolific and profitable canta-
loupes“in t^c world.
They are, in their excellence,
fully what,the continent praised
Eden Watermelons (Originated by
<n? are universally accepted to be.
No cantaloupe seed except Col
orado grown for Sale, and no one
else has them, for only fiffy
pounds are in other hands _and
they were stolen X 0 *’ private use.
Eden and Blue Gem Watermel
on Seed-grown at Blackvillc for
sale.
For leaflet and full detailed in
formation apply to , -
’«p7.f -.i - C.H. MATHIS, -
Blackvillil, S. C.
Nature’s Cough
Remedy
AND A BOX OF'
Creech’s Grip
Capsules.
TAKE THEM
THEY WILL DO THE WORK
FOR RATE ONLY AT
Creech’s
Pharmacy.
I. F. STILL & S0NS,
CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE,
BLAeKviLLe, - - s-e.,
Arc now completely ready for the Fall and Winter Trade
'and' offer—~ _ ^ —
VAL-U
—in all lines of—
To-
Dry Goods. Notions. Clothing
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Furniture, Groceries,
bacco, Cigars, Crockery,
Glassware, Hay, Grain,
. Etc., Etc. ~
We invite, with confidence, special attention toourFur-
/-"A
niture, which will make, any jiomc comfortable'and beauti
ful’, 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.
, —DEALERS IN—
The Best Mules and Soundest
Horses that good - judgment and
experience can select. - - ^
ARE-ALWAYS READY TO
MAKE SATISFYING
SALES TQ THEIR
CUSTOMERS.
We have just received Jwo Car
Loads of Large, Medium and
• THE •
Best Bred
Horses and Mules
Arc tbe kind -
Small—Straight, Clean :Vttdes; for MnTet4--0ffc Car ; Plcflmont
Ilcavy qrj.ight draft, atU^^^VugiHis, One CW^Stllde-
tiqn Purposes
and Good, Tru^ Horses and Marcs
—Saddlers, Roadsters and for
F'arm Usds.'
We know good stock, we buy
right and we sell right.
Before buying come and we
will prove our every claim and
promise. .
I. F. STILL & SONS,
. . Blackville, S.. C.
DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS.
DENTAL SURGEON,
«!tf
BLACKVILLE, S. C. *
Will be at his Barnwell
office 'every Monday &na
Tuesday, and at, his home
office in BlackviH^ every
Friday and Saturday*
MONEY TO LEND.
We are prepared to negotiate loans oa
Improved farms for flv* years, partial
payments, interest 8 per cent on loan*
under $1,QUO; 7 per cent on loan* ovot
$1,000. Don’t write, come and see aa
J. O. Patterson A Sob*
38—2
H A- AL«
At Williston, S. tr
Two car loads of clipping
good ones just received.
To go witli Xhcrn. just
re
baker Whgons; a Complete
.Stock of Tyson & Jones and
of Buggies. '
Delays are dangerous,
there is no danger in buying
my high quality of stock
and goods at my bed rock
prices.
Uemember, they.are ot
Q. A. KENNEDY’S,
Williston, S. C.
L F. CalliOQD, P. M. BuckiuguaiD
Wo. McSab,
Calhoun & Co
DR. 10. P. LEE, JR.,
Dentist,
WILLISTON, - - g.-C.
WH1 work anywhere in the countr
by special appolUtucBL
FIPE,
Life, Accident
LIGHTNING
ANJ>-
Live Stuck
INSURANCE,
—At Lowest Rate? In-
Strongest Companies
CALHOUN & CO,
—OFF1CK8 JIT—
THE BANK OF BARNWEJLI
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t am too busy today to quote prices, but rtsffttfe
my friends and the purchasing public that Dover
before have such bargain opportunities been pre
sented to the good people of Barnwell County.
PgrtieularH wilt bo' given if ext wee^.
Remember that the Bee Hive is ftftl of Honey
Sweet Bargains waiting for yon. Here all is
sweetness, and no stings.
B. MAZntSKY,
LEADER OF LOW PRICES
BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA.
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It gives me gi^eat ami sincere pIcasiA’e id iidCitf my
friends and bis friends that I hafe secured the SerVitOy
Cajjt. U. Dunn as sal emu u, in order to do jristiee to my
constantly increasing business.
With his Ire Ip and assisted by Messrs N. G. W. tYal%-
ei* and I. L. At tawny I can serve all in need of the Benfc'
Mules and Horses that cam he bought from Kentucky W
Kansas^Wagons ahnost everlasting so good are their nuto*
terial and workmanship.-
OoinfortaWc and eleganfBuggies aiirf HariteBs; i$ tub
as the best life iusiiraiicc ugainst accidcUtV ^ -
Don’t he bUnd to ymrr interest, come and we’ll sur-"
prise you with satisfaetiohj
BARNWELL, S. 0.
THE TWO
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UNQUESTIONABLE
REASONS.
WHY WHITTLE
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Hh* *rtM tbU season FIFTKEN CAR
LOADS of Horses trod Mulesxre these:
Tlte Slock lie hAndle* la ad *u|4erlor,
so suited to the want* and wishes’ of
the wise that they are sure that if they
grr farther g Mmr, «m. Ure worse and'
tbat be being absolutely r**po»*ibU
will give Uroni exactly what they de
sire. Hi* prhte* are so right and reas
onable that every buyer know* be get*
more than value received in every pur- ,
chase., '
FIVE CAR LOADS
of the same high grade stock on hand
now, and more to arrive abend of de
mand.
A plentiful stock of STALK CUT
TERS, WAGONS and BUGGIK8 of
tbe he«t materials and makes constant
ly on hand. Buy now and you WTlt
harvest prosperity next Fall.
J t . D. WHITTLE,
, r Tux Wixxx*....
BLACKVILLE. S. C.