The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 15, 1906, Image 3
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T^c Barnwell People.
*IIU£SPAY* FEBRUARY 15 1906.
RATES OF SURSCBIPTIO^.
’ IB Advinbe. per Annum
On Time.../.
...|1.80
...12 00
" Tht*
plaoe In,
JT. E'. Morrlt. Supervisor
R.O. Roberts Jr„ Clerk.
chain eamrla at W. T. If nr icy’
It Sy.armore Township this week.*
The regular meeting of Barnwell
l Lodge No 10, Knight* of Pythias will
jbe held Ht their Hall <<n Friday night
‘at 7^ o'clock. A full attendance Is
requested. By Order of
ARDEN A. LEMON, C. C.
Wm. McNAB. K. R.
• «# ' r'
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BUSINESS NEWS.
Robert BuUt & Co'*.
Triae Medal
Warden Seed,
For sale nt \ V
Burekhalter’s Drug Store,
Sole Agency for
Barnwell. *
Eitnrer'-Sunday U ju»t two months
ahead.
A good many thing* crowded out by
the rush of advertisement*.
Ths g'o-«nd hog not only went back
Into Its holiy but dug It deeper.
If living within a d iv’* ride of Wil-
lUten cHrc.ruUy read the advertBemcnt
-of- At (iarber A
Cits raTic^ Hale.
WANTED—From forty to fifty men
at once to work about saw uiill, rail
road and woods. Good wages to good
workers.
The Miller Lumber Co.
Ulmers, S. C.
Early Giant Argenteull Asparagus
Crowns, grown tro:y freshly imported
teed from France last season, for sale,
fei For price apply or write to
W. II. Eaves.
WlilUtbn, 8. C.
-UBfAXTED-r-We want t 0 buy one
thousand bushels ul w hite peas, also
we solicit ahipments of chickens and
ergs: Highest cash price fur same.
M. C. Walker & (Jo.,
Columbia, S. 0.
N. ©. Walker,
; Mgr
125.090"Strong, Vigorous, Ilcalrhv
Cabbage Plants of the „b.M cstabllsheil
varieties; safe and sure headers for
•ale anil delivery a* soon as the .spring
ws-rant* garden planting. , Make up
your oluhs now and write me numbei
wanted and 1 will book orders and
quote prices f. o. b.
J. M. Brant. 6 -
Ulmer. S. C. ^
NOTICE FINAL lilSCiTARUE.
Notb-e Is harebygtvffn that the- 'fln-
dersigued will, on f*atiird:iv, F. bruat y
21th, 19dtt, tile his ILial account i* A<l-
minlMiator of the estate of do tin
Washington, deceased, with John Iv.
SKellftfg, K^ifT Judge of the I’robale
Court, and'ask for Letters Disinissory
George, li Bates, _
— —-— Aditiitii* t-r ator-
. January 20tb.190G.
All persons Interested in Aho reot-
gaidr.-tliou of the ColunTbla Baptist
tdiurch (Patterson’s Mill HIM) are res
pectfully invited (o attend service* at
Columbia ectiool Hou»e Sunday next
11a.m. W.G. Brittou,
The director* of the Farmer* Alliance
Exchange met in Columbia on Friday
and apportioned (he luml on hand
among the different counties The
origina| fluid was {28,408,35, the
IctUncc after losses and expenses was
33. Barnwell’s ) share' will be
isi4 32. • . , . - ~ - '
Congressman J. O Patterson's bill
to establish a li*h h itchery In Hiis
State has received a favorable commit
tee report and will pass.
Tiie government fish commission
will select the location, which ought to
be in the Second District The site and
building* are to co*t not over #25.000
The. Executive Committee of the
River*’ Bridges Memorial Association
Saturdav. March 3rd, at 3 o’clock, p.
m , for the purpose of organising lor
memorial services
Dr. X. F. Kirkland, Sr .
\J. W. Jenny, Pres.
\ Sect’y. ~ •~ r •
'W« told you so. that if the weather
cleVk would lie gtent on .Saturday-Bam.
ould be bright with brains and
And it-wsj even m..re so than
for The Teacher’s Associatii n
ded by half a hundred grace
ful. gifted and goodly young people
and tlie Very sensible ami improving
programpi© was excellently caixUfl
out. • \
tT 1
TRESPASS NOriCEa
Allendale, S C., Feh. 5th. 1006.
Know all per-on* that any iiuotjng
fl-.blnlf or otherwise trr-pa-dng (Ui ’-Wn
^ Mr*. H F Buice (knoW’n a-
we Tterye Allen placeswdll bn uchIi
aiies
Wf C-lVA!!eii,
lessor.
8-22 ,,
’ ' j the .pierce AM.cn place). wIM bn i
. . . . with by 4*^V yr-ut idc.d ro¥ if ‘frtyh. an
NOTIC K FIN A I. l> I SC,IIA RliE-
Notice f* hereby given that the un
dersigned will, on fLiturday, Mareli
17ih, 1906 file, her llnal acconnt with J
K. Snelllng, Judge of Probate fjar
lUrnvtcll Gounry, a* Attministrairlx’of
the e«tate of Lewi* W. BlacV, deceased,
•nd ask forletters dismissoi y
——.—-jm..., ■•■-■Mrs. Alice Black, •-
* Administratrix:
Feb. 14th, 1006.
ENTERED INTO REST.
Mrs. Ellen R Gardner, beloved wife
of Mr. B. F- Gardner, departed this IP*
on. the 2nd in»t. of pneumonia and
bronchitis, aged 29 yeats. A moritha and
15 days, leaving a devoHd husband.
I hi ee little daughters, ah infant son of
seven weeks, to mi*# her loved and
limug presence ' , <
' Vd
vine will site passed Ipto the**AVIIcv -of
tile rfiattow into iJii"ete«i»l light he-
yoiid to the loved one* gqneWfore and
wait the coming of the dear ones who
will follow h‘ r in the Fstlicr’a good
time. Since her early year* she had
been a consistent member of Healing
Spring* f'hnreh
The funeral service was held in the
saddened home by Rev. II. J. Sbider
andJit:r_bud.V-J«ld to peaceful rest in
the family section in the Blackville
Cemetery.
Midshipman Norman Murray Smith,
son of Dr. 1V..C. Smith of WflMston,
wa* graduated\TVom the Utilted Statr*
Naval Ac“d< m\V>n Monday hobling ihe
rank of cadet ensign. He entered tiie
Academy.AngiutoO. 19\i2. at the age ol
IS year* and 9 jnoi\ths. A short leave
of ab*cncc will allow, him to come holin',
before going aboard Vhip for two jears
*ea duty. T -
-Gcutlcnian. vou arc flLmissed, the
State l>a< failed to m ikd out It* ea-c
against you.” was the ruling of Magi* 1
frate-CTVV. Moody on AvKdncs lav* ol
-last week after the fxamlnati'.n of five
colored witnesses and arguments of
H-didtor Davis lor the State aiul Attor
neys Aldrich and B*‘st for tiie defence
at th«* preliminary hearing fn th<‘ mat
ter of the seven (treat Cypress Town-
sbip ('ill sens who had, been charge^
(i Hli t.lii(.TyJ7i'Tiii.g, of Frank a ml J.di n
I) Littuli neardl iy’* Crossing la*t D«-
is^nlwir#" 'riw»<ta>»J^*«ta»di In wutir*in^iti
.•ate any >>f tlnt-e aecu*ed, and nnlis*
more and weightier proof is pr^^uittv 1
(here will be no fuither4>rosecutiotu^
Mr*. Julia Cave, widow- of tiie laic
Mr. WMiirfin I. Cave, died on Friday
at. the home of iter son, Mr. Joshua
Cave, in Savannah. rdte was tiie
daughter of Mr. Joshua Ashley. Her
body was brought*—-to Barnwel! and
alter tiie fnilceal services in the Baptist
church on Sun I iy 'morning, conducted
by Rey. (1 VV Garner, was laid to rest
iu the family burial groptul near liOr
old home. ' ^he was upvvards of •evenly
years of age.
FeKrttary.. 9th. liioc. Just one ye r
ago today I) J. Hair, sr pas ed away
at bis comfortable home in Blackville
to w n * h i p, a n d w Ik n ..we tliink ofBis
in*t illness and death’ itwo'eins a* fn sli
in oifr mit.d* a* vestenTit-VTfl'i
ever remeuilier iii* Iv^l I'liess as a fatiici
and fiiend. May the god.l Lord (liretiiL
the*t-*paol our aged moilierand family
in follow ing Lis cbristian example*.
Daugliter.
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IMPORTANT ALLIANCE NOTICE
The follow ing cociillcate* of. stock in
tiie Farmers Alliance' Exchange mf
Soutli CHToliira,'Idiiiiicd, having bren
Usui-d to Sub Alliance* in Barnwell
t oniitv, the holders w iM surrender
them to me lor payment of prorata, ll
not surrendeicd in ;i() (let s lliey will
lie treated as lost <ir destroyed
No. of
Su!i No. of »*'
Ccnfi.-a
te. Aliiance. Shires.
► IM't.
Appleton — J
+ -
1^’,
VVilliston
1
1S3,
Geatrg*-^ C reek-
2
134.
Graham*,
1
L<L..
Double I’dnd .
•>
if*”.
Red Oak
1
GS,
Reedy Branch
1-
BM,
<. bents Brandi •
1
192,
• Hunter* Chapel
1
193,
Caves ,
1
194.
Allendaie,
1
195,
Sr John.
0
F. II Ciccch. Co. Trustee.
—<»•» —
V
Bobert B
ui*t & ('o's.
-S.
SredTriGr -PoTatcesr
l»li>s
Triumph tiiid E:ii1\- Ro
'Hr sale lyjt
Buicklia'tor’s Ding Store,
'Sole A genev lor r ■
Itarnwcii. '
R \ X K N (FlT 1 ' K: '
, Tbni *da v.€^ I Tnd , h«1ng a National J
Stid S'ure boffdaA. (.VVa-biugUiU’s l.yryb r - r [
.lav,) Thd Bank ( f Barnwel! will, lie
clo*' J on t’bat ti: y. IVrsotis having
naper !h.-n maturing will please atitic-
ipate pavtu mt - ,
P. M Buckinghinu, Cashier.
How
^ to eui^e ,»
Tliat Goii^h
and
Cold. ”
i. . - •
GET A BOTTLE OF
Nature’s Cough
Remedy
AND A BOX OF
• Creech’s Grip
Capsules.
TAKE THEM
THEY WILL DO THE WORK
\ m
FOR SALE ONLY AT •
Creech’s
Pharmacy.
SLAUGHTER
op
j..'WINTER GOODS
C\>Si>n«:Nc iNO Kuiikw, KehuCauV Bthv
AND KMTLXti
St ^ '•/ * •_ r_
Hati;iu>ay, KI^hri ary 23™, lOOGi ^
lv>
* 'T.
WHY HAS
4s
So)d 25 Car Loads of’stock This
— " Season?
-Because Both His Stock and Prices are Right
Just Received:
1 CAR HORSES,
All Good, Sleek and Straight.
Also New Car ol Wagons ‘Brown’ Make
.v-
NOTICK TO DEBTORS^NDCRED
• I rORs.
Alf perama Indebtwii.to tiie e#tate of
Mr*. Kcbeoea (laniner, deeeaaed, are
reijiiaated yo make payment to me at
ouen and all j>er*oi»a having claims
• gain*t the liald estate wiTTpiiisent tim
■ atnc to me duly attested as ^required
by Utw. . / .
W. Y. Waller;
Monie, S. O. Feby. 10th. 1906.
m;
There wdll be a meeting of Camp
Rivera Bridge at the Memona.
OioumDon Saturday tliedrd. of March
JMl. at half pa«t 2 o’clock p. m for tbc pay
rgi'^neut of animal due-, the idecTbii oi
delegate# to the State and Geuer.d re
OAP^unioii# U. (t. V. and the tr:m#action «*f
•Xp- anv other buainess tliat may coma
before it.
* full mttcmlance 1* reytested.
—— r - ’ 4 By order *
. ’ ■ J. W. Jenny,
; . - ('em.
^nio. F
Brelaud,
Adjt.
NOTH E.
Con'ract will he let to tiie lowest re
•pou»lhle bidder'for the rebuilding of
the bridge aero** the main stream (Kd-
i*to River) near»-Spi[i'gilelil. du woad
from Blackville to Springfield, on
TluaxUwEt'bruary 15i h. ];Wb:
* SptcHIcatioM#' can be hftd at the
bridge xtu the above abated date, r
We reserve the right to r^jeat each
•nd every bid.
J B Morri*,
Supervi*or Barnwell Co., S. C.
By R. C. Robert*.
Clerk.
WILLISTON NEWS.
and-family
to
of Bltmingbam, Ala,,'are on a viait
Mr. and Mr*. A. M. Rountree
Mr. I^wi* Hummel of Columbia,
formerly of our town, paid hi* sister,
Mrs L Harley, arid friends a fe-p call
last week, after being away twenty or
more year*.
-Mr C. D Duke* of Pregnall is our
depot agent at present.
Mr 4.J. Wlse-has rented the#Brown
House and opened the Wllliston Hotel.
Mr* Josephine Watkinsand Mule son
of Duncan, Indian Territory, are
spending several week* with her pa
rent#, Mr and Mr*. W. M. Smith. She
ha* been out West nearly twenty
year*.
The large brick store of Dr. J. P.
Lee 1* about corpplcied uml add# much
to the good look* of tiie town.
Farmer# are aM bi*|v hauling guano.
It k>»ka like they am using more than
usual. ' TV
Farmer* are generally behind with
their work. G.
K K.A IJSE-r-G RIFFIN.
M-irfici) at 7 o. m on the 2.'ld ult..
Rev. A- 1) Ilugg'u * ofHeiiitlng. at the
home of the bride’,* pttrehfc*. "tMi** Lia
Mae, (iRtighli-r "f M r. and Mr*. O. P.
ii.rdii/i, A3:d jJr, AJ^vr LiOJT JAc j rse _ v 1 ;
,y Uendala 1 ’.— , '
The house was beautifully decorated j
and uuny icia;.!vi a wvcic.pi'(--eiit. trf
wlUiess tin* ceremony After receiv
ing he congr.vtu'aticn* of their m m’
friend* the happy c’Pirptp fed the wa\
into the dining room where a long ta
b!e beautifullv decorated was luavilx
tidrti with .■ill kind* of p.pa'iili e food*,
fo whicli ample justice »aa done, A!
ter pi if. s try .the. young people nniT
ebati of the ohl-’fi' k* all went away
currying ptea-anr mumorie* of the hap
py evening, Mr. and Mr*. Kear*e go
ing to tbeir new home ipl Allendale.
Coiisih.
THE EDITOR S CORNER.
P wa* lone*.une la*t week beeatOe ot
th»> rain down—poor until Friday s
beautiful sunshine wa* made tiie more
Tuf-.yahle in the-g«oU icumutbrance <>f
our very good 1 riend*. Messr* J. B
>hipc*. .1. AT Sliipe#, If B. Gr me* and
A- R Tnten • \ 1
-And Saturday was just a* deMgbtfni
in quality tlirougb tin? genuine clcvei-
n!*«s of Me**rs II. A. Black,
N y il * a fid a model Hampton county
subscriber,
Our valued ffrend Capt. I*siac A
Dychc* was too busy at bi tter buslncRc
to come P* see us on rucadav. but .took
tlie’thought and time ta write »* wonU
of good cheer as wxdconie a* tiie clear
ing sky.
Mr. tlcorge W. Bmliford and high
moon came together on Tuesday to the
dunhiinx of tmr hauninecs
Buggies that are Beauties,
Car Load,Nellie King Flour.
With WhitLh?’^ Stfwk. -'WagHins and Plot’s Best\Crops
can be made at least expense of labor* —
WHITTLE’S STABLES, ;
BLACKYILLE • S. C. •
(V’fxmriNCJv
.... 50 Me„’» Suit* In rawn4 and sqaari
cuts, the latest stjMs, mad* of b**t oaa-
tenai*. regular T'3rue |12 50 to 1100 ti
go at $d 16: ~ "
A Iso our 7 50 value! to go At |3 48.
Wc call your special Attention to oar
nice line of Meul and youth*’ 6 5rt
Suit*, iate*r *tyies 4dd boat oliterla);
to go at ft 96.
OviSKCOATft,
50 Meip* (ivercoats hi all styles, tha
very best goods; they are ebaan st
our slaughter prhce#4.#6.
We m.so h#va a very Alee Hrte i
Bovs’ and ('hlldranl Overcoat* irofli
93c to |3 4$.
I "ANTS.
All of our 1 50 and 1 7* Pantam go at
All wf our 2 Ott a nd 2 25 I’aut* to go at .....
All of our 3 (10 siimJ 4 00 IVnt* to go at v .. s
We fllsb have a full line of Knee Pants Iron)
n|^.
...., 98c.
.....|1 48.
98.
KATKKHt
Ladles’ Fine Quality Sweater*, formerlv 2 00 to go at SI lb
Ladle-*Tsccmiil hc*t qualityr formerly 1.60 to go it 89u
Extra lieavy men’* sweaters. 5t|c value, at ..r ,89o
Men’s all wool•.swciiters, I 25.value. At HWq
Boy’s Sweater*, regular 5(lc value, at . ,.y. . ........94e
^ Nhihw. *
Men’s extra heavy top shirt*, I 00 and 1 15 vAlue*. at . .tibi
Wc also have a Hill line of Mefi’« dress thins, to be abld 41. 39o
*r \ t \\l>Kmv kAR.
Extra heavy llvece-lined umlerweAr for iheh and ladle*, regqlaf
s; .vaiueme, at till* sald*v ».a,....-
Ladies’ ribbed undorwcur, 25c And 30c value*, at ........ • ^
Hats and C aps:
^ Wc liaVe a full line of Men’# anil Boy*’ fine b*U and cap*l w»
offer them at and belmy cost. * .
Hosiery;
All <>ur Ladies’, Meri’s, Childicn’a 10c and 12-}c hosier^ io go
• a ■■—^ ^ 7 . ,
tA44o*H- Ladies’a, Men’s and Children’a IJc and 20c IrbsieM will
ll I. I ■ ■’Tfl'gi 1T0.' , * M< - ' " *'—— - '‘> 6 '
HlIOI’^S.
Shoes;
1. F. STILL & SONS.
CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE,
BLA0KVILL6, - - S-
| «► • . .
1 Are now completely ready for the PalTand Winter Trade
an duller
BEST VALUES
—in all lines of—
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Furniture, Groceries, To-
500 pair* Men’* Shoe*, regular value 1 75 and 2 00, to go at,$1.88
800 pair* Men’* Dresa'Slioc*. regular value 2 25 and 2 50. at 1.8it
2(H) pair* Men’s eitra tine Dre*» Shoe* tu the very latest ahapea, tegular
3 50 and 4 00 values, to go at ~ . ,.$2.M
I^ADIKH’HlIOEH;
400 pair* Ladlaa' Fine Slmea, regilUr Value 1 25. to go at
300 pairs Ladles’ Shoes, regular price 1 75 and 2 00, at
' t D J
’ $ • ♦H"#
60 pair* Ladies’ extra fine Tire*# Shoes. .1 Otf'ahd 3 60, to go at..
We also have a full Hue of iniSsca’ and children’s *hoe* at very
price*.
$i 3b
•A
Our Stock of HIUDtEltl at lialt price
.V - r c i**i _ -i _ ^ . _ _ • '
E M B R OID K ft! fe 9. ~ 4
Our !0c Embroidery for 6^; Our 18c and 20c Eidbrofdefy flow golhg at t()e.
HOMKSPGlf.
All our cheek hbtfieaptfny In all chrea*. color* amf AtrlfM.'rbgt
•la'ugliter price. ..Tg...
Yellow Homespun. flcmnaUty; »mi !•< v v .. .^ 4lc
Yellow Homespun, ylfd w ije, 7fc qualitv. nP-.,, J6f«
KUlACHING.
bleaching at... 11.4fe par yard;
7h) per y*rd.
ilnppy rccollci-rinn* of tiie good old
dav* MT the beaullful lovVer Saltkf
batfchie valley were called up by the
geitiai pres.e'hce of Gen J. S. Breeland.
FBATT’S FOOD,
=:—Eatabliahcd iu 1872.
’Die Best in the World. Tha .United
State* Government buys it exclusively,
and the Government' has more imtlcs
than there are in Georgia.
. - - * tJ , Th-.‘'Cheupe:»t too.
For sale at— ~ •'' —•
-HI ROK H .Vf/ri’iir ' DREG sTORfe^
BHrnweit. S. I-'■—
baeco, Cigars, Crockery,
Glassware, Hay, Grain,
Etc., Etc. — -
THE GENERAL SESSIONS. *
On Tuesday the ffr-t jury drawing
for.the year took place. Twelve grand
"Jurors v\ore drawn to till the panel for
the year. The member# holding over
from last year are: Q A. Kennedy,'F,
N. Hair, G. O. Langley, A. T. Hiets.
Johnaon Black. J. B. Giveha.
New members:
A llepdale—G. IL-jraruier,
Young, J. C.Spann. '
Barnwell—.ramc# Riley.— r —
Bennett Spring#—/. J. Drummond.
Bltntkvllle—P. S. IJssery.
Bull I’ond-r-J. C. Keel. .
(ir-at Cypress—l.'B. BVTggs.
RetTTJjjk—Jnxepb Boyles.
SvcarndVe -F I*. Cone, C. L. Brant
Wllliston—M. W. Phillips.
Good Money in'
F Growing
/
The Legislature will adjourn sine
, dl« on Saturday boxt. After that date
1 better weatlier may come and -candi
date* can venture out. Some, like the
ground hog, will see their shadow* and
go way back- /
The Barnwell colored Methodist
church wa* burned on Sunday morn
ing, the fire catching from the stove
pipe running through thn wall. The
bench a*, carpet Ac were ravel. No
tuaiiraucfl.
Tiie following 36'Tetit jurors were
drawn to serve the first week of tire
March Term;
Allendale—O. W. Barker, W II
Pricstcr. 4. K. Bennett, C. T. Connor,
J. H. C. Ail, I. H. Harvey, Henry
Wolff. -
B.rldock—1» M. Oglesby.
Barnwell—J. A. Tobin, J. R. Har
rison, Walter Cave,. J. M. Caldwell.
Bennett Spring*—C. B. Anderson, C.
n. Kin*.
Blackvilb'—S. M. TIankinson, C C.
Storue, II. 11. Delk, E il. Hartzog, J.
L. Bulat. W H. Dewitt, T. J. Furse.
Buli Pond—B. S> Lawton, J A-
Rouse.
Goorge* Creek—W. S. Creech.
Great Cypress—J. D. Morris, J. M.
Gibson.
, R'd Oik—W. A. Harley.
Richland—B. M. Whaley.
R isema-y—N. M. Hair.
Sveamore—J. D Jenny, G. F.
Young. L R Harvey.
Wllliston—L 1'.—Youngblood, A.
Gwen#, W. Harley, A. M. Kennedy.
Large
Watermelons.
T have been planting each year for
several year* from 70 to 100 acre* in
Eden variety of Watermelons, and have
made good mqrev every year.
I secured good Eden seed to .begin
with and have improved them each
year by selecting my seed from large
and well shaped melons.
I have them dried In the shade which
will, when properly planted, always
come up, as they are sound and full.
1 havp 1,500 tbs; ofcholcc seed to of
fer «t f>0e per lb.
When you send your order for seed
and wish me to do so l w ill instruct
you how to prepare. Fertilise,” plant
and cultivate.
Let vour orders come in a fence.
[ sold tiie same kind of seed over
South Carolina, Georgia and Florida
last \car, which gave perfect satisfac
tion.
I. Furman Still,
. Blackville, S. C*
We invite, with confidence, special attention to our Fur
niture, which wiLLmake any home comfortable and_heautls
ffrh to aiff^mothing, yvhirh will defy tha WlnteFs cold
and double ^bod looks; aif^Lo 4ur SlrGes, Which Will make
your way and walk through life an easy progress.
WE CLIMB HIGHER : —
i EVERY YEAR.
All Of Olir (5< _
Our best foe bleaching at
caUco.
We have 4 full line of the best calicoes In beautiful pattern*, regtflaf vaia$)
6e. tb go at ...; ..4|c p4f y*rC
OUTING AND KLANNELLETlES
In all style* 4ndchock*, regular price IQic^ to
ALL uur7^vaiuca.*l.
Fi:?fNNELS.
1000 yard* nil wool ti ll tnnei, worth even-Where
600 yards all wool llaiii^**, 62 inche* wide. 75j vklue
• tSc yard, at..:.....i$Mu'
,tj gUm.. 44.-;
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UMBRELLAS.
We a*k your special attention to our line of unfbfelfa* it..,
We also have a fuli^lne of better good* at very low pVice*.
LADIES’ T All AIK
\ MADE SKIRTS
25 Ladle*’ all silk skirts in latest styles and of b*-*t msto-
rbrf. worth everywhere 7 Off, to jn^atf ... 44 98
50 Lathe*’ ail wooT siTru rn at! *Ty5;*, tW*'n3~T(tTyat - ; v
...W..7?. T. TTTTTTt 65
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ues, to go at
CLOAKS’.
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It gives me great and sincere pleasure to notify my
friends and his friends that I have secured the services of
Capt. U. Dunn as sal email, in ordet.to do justice to my
constantly increasing business.
With hisdieTp amLassisted by Messrs N. G. W. Walk
er and I. L. Attaway I can sevve all in need of the Best
Mul es and. Horses that can be. bought from Kentucky to
Kansas, Wagons almost eyerhisting so good arc .their ma
terial and workmanship.
Comfortable and elegant Buggies and Harness, as safe
as the “best life insurance against accident.
Don't be blind to your interest, come and we’lL sur
prise you with satislaction.
CHARLIE BEOWN,
Hill
BARNWELL, S- C.
25 Ladif’s* long cloak* In the late*t styles. Regular ^'rl6«
10.00’and 12 00. at
Our 5 and ii.60 values iu g<« at ... ; ....Mm
75 Lathe#’ and Mism 4 *’ cloak*, luo*u and tight back*, with allK a'ntf »atln
lining#,.regular value A 50, to go nt .. MM
-- , ’ Vur A 50 ami I (W' valuM at. 14V
Our 4 50 chiMren’# cloak# to g6 at. 82V
Ai»0 our 2 60 and 3 GO cbUdrStV* jacket*.af.. :;...;........... f fV
GixXrtiS.
! Men’* regular 25c.glove« to go at 19c; Men’# regular 60c gloV4* to go’a)!.... Min'
*Men’#wrtra fine kid glove#, regular price 1 00. lo go at Vm
Men’* Crp to-date die** kid*, regular value 1 50 to 1.75, to go at Ll#
BLANKETS.
Original value 75c and 1 00. to go Vt 5t)«.
• COMFORTS.'.
Extra heavy quality, r?gular value 1.73 and Z.W, to go at
BED SPREADS. ^
We have a firil ifne ofcolorcd bed spread*, regufar value* 1 6h; 1 25’; 1 CO;
l.Ja and 2 00, to go at... — 0S»«, 88e, )J#
—*r- —DRESS GOODS. :
800 yard# Brilliantine, 44 indie* wide, worth 1.50 per yn’rif, at QBrf
500 yard* Brilliantine. 3* Indie* wide, regular value 75b, to go at 4Md
We also have a lull line of Danish cloth, iu all lofuni, regular value KM,
<0 h* Sold at life
40 Imffi dark blrre pant# Olofh worth 4ffj, to be sold at t2$6
Si LKS—150 yard* extra fine silks in black and color*, regnlar 76c vain*,
to be /old at 48b par j<|g
Near »ilk INffng, regular price Mo. lo go at.. . ,9t* pe* yd.
* VELVETS—We call apeclal aiCentton to enr nice IH»e ol velvet# fu ell
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A large lTne~ol
CROCKERY,
thautiful Crockery at^pFclxl bargain prfeoM,’
til
B. MAZURSlvYj
LEADER OF LOW PRICKS
BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA*