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Tlpe Barnwell People,
THURSDAY, MARCH 1 ItHMi.
Lent le({Hn yei>f«rdlf^ ' '
'1 hi# i# Ifie sixtieth d»y Of th# new
year.
THIRD WEKK,
PeUt JXtror# were drawn on Tuesday
fiw the week bexinninir March 19th.
RATES OFSURSUBimON.
In Advance, per Annum 77v“777”$1.50
On. Time.....,..*... ...7.
The day# gain eleven minutes i-n iun- ^ Alkudale-H. W. M»nu R) ee, fL. W.
shine thi* week ^ ; Onnjte. J. N IValker
J Baldmtk—R. H. Walker. W. W
niT
B; .fi ll' le®, E q. of Aiken waft
town on.Mqudav.
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County chain^and \yiH he at \V i'.-j .,
Harley's place in Sacamnre ’IWiVhlp ’
this week. VVill move on Monday of
next week to Cave Church, in Great
Cy press Tow nsitip. «
J.dt. Morris, Supervisor.
. R. C. Robert# Jr., Clerk.
■»«'» 1 •• • ~ '' '•4^ ' T '
I he latfst ripenmig'peach trees began
blomnfnjt.la-t week.
was over - from
E Iloisr, E-q.
Blackviite on .Vlonday.
I.he ground iiog has 16 (J.tv# more to
nap helore its next coming out.
Miss Stella Wall er of Charleston is
the guest of Mrs. K. Boyd Cole.
. Gotevnor llevward ts in \ew York
Isodfre STltt.VnihSof PytK w2 J U ' !, ‘ we, k 0,1 huslweee. ^
be he at at their Ha.ii s n Fiiiluy light' Die almanac rnakers-.prophocy'tfiat
attendance la this March will be unusually boister
ous.
t.u II
fat 7|^ o’clock. A full
requested. By order of
AKDEN A. LEMON, C.C.
,Wm. MeNAB. K. R
Try one paper of Creech’s ti lb
nialo seed, I5cts. a paper.
to-
Jtm
Call on W. A Gyles and get‘JOIbs. of Maztirvky.
Granulated Sugar for $1.0;), beatitiful
Calicoes at Sets; also a nice selection of
White and Brown Dress Linens,
Lawn# Organdies, Hosiery Ac.
W. A-. Oyl*s lias moved Into one of
hi# ow n store buildings formerly oc
cupied by H. I) Lai'iianf and has
opened a nice stock of -Dry Gtrods,
■Shoes, Groceries Jfcc Come and -see
him, ■* *...
Next Monday will be saleilay. \o
land* will be sold by tlie Master or
•’Sfiei ill.
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Mrs TrT ,\.. N .barber of WillUton is
'vi-it?iig.lier parents, .Mr. and Mrs. U.
Flowers, J. I,. Kills, W. K. Fergusou,
K A Ashe.
Ifarii we!l-*-.r. Il ' 1 Wood ward. C. C.
Owens, .lolinson, Black, .fc., VV. C. Rax-
•lev;, B/pwan, W. I*. Liuine,*■ John
I Mcf.em'nrw.
Bei.nelt Springs—J. H. Duncan, L.
i U Duncan
Black vl He—I. H Hutto,. W. T.
Walker J. I). Wlilttle, I,. B. Collins.
Butl jPulMk—E, W. Brunson.
Georges Creek—J G. ilulto. M. L.
Hutto. T.M. Black. ,1. C. Dycues.
Gr?at 0vnress—G. R. Morris,
lied Oak- W <’.. Hirt
Rich Land—U. 1). Lee.
Kosemary —A. B. Bulges#, FranTT
Kenmifv, A C. Grubbs.
Sycamore—,1. E. l'rie>t«r, L. G.Tlar
ley, ,1. E Deer.
Vi hlision—It J. Rountree, *'
>e cyir-
Kvetybody that have tried our 24b
Tomato Seed say they are worth ten
times the price u : e charge fin them.
Cree di’s I'iiarmacy.
W. A. Gvles offers to the tr'atle’* a
is’dl selected s ock of MUses. Ladies
and Children shoes at prices that will
please You ean.savc Irmn ten to
twenty live cent* per pair !>v ;hu.\i ( ng
from him. .Come and >^e and he
• vinccd. s
Why not getf-aU- your'-garden seed
at Cr#e«d«’s i’liarmacv. Then von
could rest assured that you were p ant
ing tlie best seed glow n.
W. A. Gyle# wilj, sell yon a Hat
cheaper than any other IL u-e WTown,
also has in sto-k LacesvEuiliroiderv,
Lidia* cottar*. Lace Curtain# & •. also
a choice tot of soed Irish Potst"e* «t
4f)ct« p ck. AM Goods bought and
sold for cash, and iiic motto is to keep
the giaids moving at small proti.s.
v\’e sell I ’omato S“ed tlrat produces
tomatoes weighing 2 lb* each. Did
you ever try them Y
CreccliVPliarmaov.
at ' * I.. •; ^—•s— ; “ *■
. One tomato grow n freon offr 2 ll> To
mato seed tilis a large dish when
aliced. Just the thing lor glicing—
wry delightful.
• Creeeli's 1’liarmacv.
STATE OF &j)ITH CARW l Xl,
county ok b.vj^wll •
lii ftie [ fl
By J. K. Bnetttllt. Xafr-JiHfa <J Prolate"
■ ' iiwwes#m>Yihiyi' l - “ ‘
Where*# M. K. Davison ha h Yf'sdi' suit
UnUV me to grant her letters of Adinini.-tru
tion, on tlie estate of lain .•#A - Davison, de-
Ceaissl,
These are, the’efore, to cite and admonish,
all and singular, the kindred and cred.tpm of
the #aid James A. Davison, di-e- it* t at
they be and appear Ufo:e me, in the ourt of
Pruttate to ta; held at Barnwell on Monday,
MaretT I2th, iyo»i. next, afh r pitblica
^ turn hi the fomnam, to
~ ■ *iiow cause; it any .they have, why the said
administration should ten lie g iicti d
Given under my Land thl>. UHi day of
February, Anno Domini, lititi
♦ -■ * JOHN K. BNEW.lNn,
... * ^*rol)ate Judge.
Pnbllshr.l in Tub Bahnwclp Tkui'i.e
Marc h 1. U*«. \
T<ic'ca*f of contestant l-.-nc 'Iters,
colorecfyi'tir < ‘ongre s«inan J <) I’atter-
son’s seat w ill he heard before one of
the sub ooinmiffee, of the llons-'VoJ
Tif
>- ‘M+utr
4»s--
GKl' TIMS BEAL 1TKL 1. ( O LOR ED
1M« I f RK KKEE.
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J O I’attcrson. Jr.. Esq. returned
on Monday from a hying busiiits* trip
to New York;
Mrs. A. P. Cornell entertained a
number nfladv friend# delightfully on
Tuesday aftermSwu
The Court of General Sessions will
a ( bnitn«nce on M"m!sy"next. Judge K.
(!. " .atts will preside.
Comptroller General Jones ha« ex
tended the time for making tax iv-
tuni# without penalty to Saturday
next.
Mrs. J. A. 'I'oliin left on Monday af
ternoontot Baltimore and New York
to hut tier Spring and Summer milli
nery goods. ■*
The seven per cent, penalty attache*
toe fay., on all .unpaid State and (dm (ITY
taxes After die 15.h ittfcL. exeeutious
will be issued.
Adjutant General Fr/i#t will inspect.
Com| ran v G, 8 I Regiment at Bamberg
nn tile J2.I,.!j strand CourptmT'E. same
command, iWsjfaruwtdl on thek’Jd.
Toe immigrant Engli-ii Tqmrnws
are.plaving havoc with early pianteit
Eiigilslf .pea*. In some garden* all
tin? -p"* plants have been eaten ami
planting over i*.necessary.
1'ne Siit'reme Court on Saturday
tinned the tlmling of the (Hurt of
neral Session*.for thi« County in tils'
case, of J) A, Gi :lis, colei ed, con vcteil
<»f inatrsinu.ghtcr. He will hu\« to
serve his scirtei.ce ol li tycars
An ex'amination- was held in tlie
Court llnflsc on Sttu* - day tor oarre-r.
ami solr-tinile on Ore new Korai Fioe
Delivery ^o.te to >^e^|,|. Vliii*ft-^twrrmTT’f•ErTnYlff.-THrmTl
■l.ifd MUdlU' ^Tff O.il. Allend.t #, hi purpose oT , oiganiziog a t
w i ntoii and OO an to, a 2 ( miipiouie. -school. A good crowd gatherc
err—t-he-
SuihIhv
ed and
alt^r listening to two splendid asl-
ilres'sos l»v Dr R. W, Sander*, o/ie on
the great benetits to l>e derived from
the Sunday Scduiol and .tlie othqr. sor
ftepresama ives on.luqfTT^.
i+»>o-Olr^l>if^rd'M>oiT‘J.’wi'tr argutt Airf- , yatnre.f hv3« , e , f.^ii..g Bio. VT A. Meyer
* r r SVrpe i-i d i ervdoot .Bro : . .CL .Mevsr
Treasnier and Bro.-,Claude Rountree
a»e for Judge I’ ltie'rrdir; -
•• V .... Mai*.,<Air
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Mr A-lihv (jrcen, *hn
Splendid Reproduction, in Sixteen
Tints of a l eletcratc d Painting.
Every perscoi who send* One Dollar
to pay for a vear'*-soWeripit oi to the
TWICE A WEEK REPUBLIC of *r.
Louis, M" . amt-Fa R M !*R(MiKL»,
will receive, AB'OLLI I.V FREE, a
Aheautdnl colored picture, -'4 bv ;i_’
Ainchcs in dimen*i~n«,-entitled ••Tie
Mfteparture ot the Bride fr-on tlie Home
*■( Wasfiingtou.” Tins piernie is a
• direct repiodip tim from the. »eielir*ia-vi
pa i nf In g f»v E'e r ri», s| xtee n end or* w P’ e
cm ployed in the process It is made,
on a flwc, heavrepaper, anil wilt make,
ivhen framed and hntrg, a magiiitieent-
ornanmiu for the home A-ide from it*
,—gciruTna-artistic- merits;—[Trnr-Fs^es an
wsiydmmon inter* *t to every Atnertcnrr
a* the central figure in it i* George
Washington. *tinding at the portal of
’ ii * Virginia home, biddingadhrti to the
bride and bridegroom. ~The co'oi
work i* higlily ornate and correct, in
—cvery"<tcfaH,-w« are tlie cTTafacter re-
presenta Ion*, costunies. ete.
The T W ICE-A W ETCRTtEPUBLIC
i* tiie oldest ;itid beat #emi*we> kty
family paper in the country, anti
FARM PROGRESS. wliVdi is Jl.o
|hifili*lied by The Repub.ic, i# tlie fast
est growing farm monrlily in America
Remember, that-vmi get t-oth of ihe*n
• pleudid journals an o tire year, and
tlie beautiful trig colored picture, ail
|nr only ONE DOLLAR.
Present subscriber* may takft advan ,
tage o| tliis offer, by sending a dollar
and having jheir time marked up a
year. The 1 Rcpith i,- hereby give*
notice thar thi* offer may lie withdrawn
«t anv time, and those who wish the
picture should send in subscriptions
AT ONCE.
Remit by Post-Office or express
bank
of Mr.
George W. Green, Jr , of Buck Creek,
died in the Pnilip'iiiucs on liie 15 h
in*'f of pheuinoiiia, aged about 22
year-, lie had been in tlie United
state* army several year*. Hi# body
will lie brooglil home lor buri.il.
The yon rig 'Indie* of the Baptist
eh-trch gave s de.ightful entertain.
ill .nit for the young people at the school
house on last I huisdav evening, real
izing t?2tl 00 tor the paraunuge luud.
I lie paisopagc when coni!dipt.cd
about ^’Weeks' ' he-Ai-e;'-' -at a- . c<i’*’ '7|
some ‘$2 BA), w ill In* a Credit to the
B.p»w«t coogi eg it ion .and an oniauieni
to tlie town of Darn will.
Mr* r. V Burckhaltett entertaioeil
some two score happy voting'|*-op|e
from roll o'ciock Friday evening,
i i honor of hei cUurining visitor, M!*»
'liEsot Cbealer. Ncvnr in Barnwell
lias in'ire ertjnvtiient liLed the like
sp uae of time. Oeiicioua rytieslinieiit'
were served in perfei t keeping wi h
the fair pleasure* of the evening. Mrs.
BureklmItef proved lieiself a 1110*1. giy
cions, gr u-efiil .hostess »n*f w a# g.il
laull) supported by4»r. Ltiatlie.
"Tnrnmy-Tmt^fTTcYrTcftMrTcTT r or
draft. Do-tint send personal check#
Write name* and add re* sc# plainly
and address.
SUBaCRIP HON DEP A R I'M E\T.
The Republic, Sit. Louis, Mo.
R-‘V. R W\ Barnwell, who lit gun hi*
minisicnal carver as Rector of the
I’liurch of the Holy Ap.i»tles at Barn-
wtuf, ami who i* n»w at sd. iTuii's
Episcopal Cfiorch, Richmond, Va , ha»
teen a-kid l»y Dr. Artfnir B Lloyd nt
Are*** Yoix. -rs crt’inry rrr _ ftfn If >aid 7T
Mfs-ious of life Kpisi-tqial Chufelt. t"
beeoiiip iiis’H»«i*taiit in Otis gre.vt work,
tikiog charge of a district incltiding
ncitrly all the .Sonilicru adatea and »x-
tending a* far V\ est a* Dklahonia
- Will the Seaboard Air L'ne build
that.rvucli #urvcyrtl line from Olar to
lihrarlesfon ?
--B hat coniiecth'iirHvtn* proposed when
John SkeUott 'Villimus was Prtm'.tl.'iiT
and dropped- vviu u liew :;s Iro/. n out.'
Now livat he it tliawing liack tlie idea
may he resurrected. 'I he Seaboard has'
iccPt tly bought'a 'coal read m 'f en-
u-s-ee and i* hui'.ding a.'connection
through the imvimtaiu* ip it* terminus
ad Ru t lie ftoFiTthir, "X; tL
It OWTiY sHTl
a terminal site In Charleston.
There l« talk of a lire f mim'd lie neigh
borhood of t'amden to Charleston, nut
tiie Oiar route mar tome in and win.
N KW A DYER l IsEMKNTS.
Messrs McNab tV’ Caldwell
cNah (V Caldwell are the.
IL #t fo adveitise Spring (UXIC) tiood'T
Their aiinouncenieiit is suggestive of
entirely new goods, careful selection*
ami fa : r price*
F. II < beech— A d mi n I -1 r a tor’# No
~tlTe« to Di-hfors and <T.edlciirs.
J K Spelling. Judge of Probate—
Citation, Estate of James A. Davison.
S. \v. Trottl—Auditor's Notice to tax
assessor*
P. L IN n.ler—Final Discharge.
A Spartanliurg farmer lin« bouyht a
#t-*am plow, w h'ch w ill break fn tn IS
11 45 acres a day. It works weft
-mr
any land, tliat+s free from rock* and
it imps.
i_
Sold
on 3
Months*
Trial
Your moner returned'
| Unotngffi«d In erery war,
ALWAYS READY
FORIHSTAITUSE.
V s becMiethe "Carim-Magnetie"
l\iitleetrua!/y UmtrrtdAnl X
I’ hollow ground in Its own
peculiar way. With
“"Vasar
| iu edge for
r 5>c
tic Cushion Si'
Free booUet “Hfaua to
2£;£*\
S£Z.'V!
J00.
ivera.”
For «ale by J. C. CRFEChJ
BARNWELL, S. C.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
h
Notlee i* hereby given that the un-
d TsigM? i vvill on ,
Monday, April 2 I, Ihuti.
tile IP* final account with Ifon. Joint
K SneHing. Jiplge of Probat* for
Barnwell County amt apply- for letter*
d *mi»*orv a* Aduiini-traior of tlie E#-
titeof Mary Pender, deceased.
; P 'L. ifhwwtf'yj
Aduiini.-trator.
Feby. 27th. DOii.
NOriOK TO I’AX AdSK^OUS.
^TKrf'ypylons (NnDitvr floarffv ; ioF-Ai
■ Will pie*![t aCflV' Auitit(»f**Olllde
onxlie l*t. TnestiiyVif"li#rld». in order
to organize and proceed to tlie a#se**-
‘ djnt of Property for tax itim
ci. \V. TrotGv
* * ~ \ Auditor.
the Editor s corner.
Judge H. C. Dickinson of Ulmer wa#
a welcome visitor on the 21st ult. He
was the lirst. Birnwell District man we
ever knew act] one of the best that
«y*r lived May Up^e continue to deal
gently w itii him.
It. did our eyes and limit good to he
calloJ tin last week’* bus - dav bv Mr.
Henry Ri'ter und-his good, handsome
MJiL-MrJVYilli.). Kolb looked a* happy
as if their lives arc all sunshine.
Mr. NoltntT Black j»nd tils bright,
pretty soh.'Master Ernest were pleas
ant cailers on Thursday.‘
Mr. Hal Cave paid iisitisannual good
cali on Saturdav. He is a voung, pro
gressive. conservative^level headed and
ttnraftjed Rcd.Oak fa nicr vvlio makes
good everr time It is hi* first rule to
raise all farm supplies Iroin' corn to
chicken# Last ve.r hi* crop aver.igiHl
ioo iMisliels o| corn and 14 twle# of cot-
t<in to the I>low. -bhl cturrsc he is jiro-
perou* , ^
M r. T. B. Harley, wlm never forgt t*
us, paid fit*.annual welcome call 04
.-'HI Ul lit.V.
MessrsO B Bovver# of .Sycatnore and
W. (L Bower* of Fairfax, good broth-
ers, paid us a doubly pleasant cull bn
lllCsd.iV.
s *
HAPPENINGS AT M EYKU’S.MILL.
Sundae wax truly an enjoyable day
at Meed t reck' At th-usual hour our
pastor. Dr. R \V. Sander*, preached u*
a grand sermon (wliiclrlieatvvay*does)
from mat portion of God's word found
in 1st Thessalonians, 1st chapter and
7.It verse I'liVre was. a good congre
gation in attendance ami ell were very
mueb impressed w ith the great truths
that he proclaimed. _ _
Th.i ••T>hg r iegafibn"vva# ttien invited
to meet at tile new school house near
MRH^J Aim bUL JEST. •
Mr* Janie R. Be*t, wife of Mr. Wm,
C Be*t uf Buford’s Britlge, departed
thi* life 'I Tew minute* of twelve
o’clock last Saturday night of heart
failure, aged 03 vearw.
At 5 o’clpck-on Hnnday afternoon In
presence of a laige eonc<mr#e of #»»r-
rowlng relative* and sympathizing
friend* her ho <y waa laid to rest in the
Mizpah church yard.
From girlhood site had been jl enn-
'llie Ffoose qf Representative* at
Washington refused 10 adjourn oh the
2$d nit, in honor of George W asliing-
totrs birth day. That wa* consistent.
All tiiat remalna of tlie '‘Immortal
fatYierofTila country” iz the name ot
Ita capital ' ' > ;
Several Japanese newspaper* «f*
urging their government to buy the
Philippine* from the United j*tate*>.
They say that our ownership hA*«en#t
f lit* conntrjy a ltd of money and that
can
never benevolently assimilate the liUW
brown men. .
gistHit member of the MefhoiHst j l)N an#w of r> , r i n i nifreteru' •e* w «
chinch, ami death to her wn* only the
transition from the well done riutio* of
t beautiful life to the rest and reward
of the hatter world.
She is survived by her husband and
aix children, Messrs W K. t B. A., O.
A. and C. Arthur Rest and two
The Exehutlve Committee of thX
Rivers’ Bridge* Memorial Association
will meet at the Memorial grounds
Satordav . March 3rd, at 3 o'clock, p.
dsnghter*. Miss Uzzie Best and Mrs. TTf , for the purpose of organizing for
R, O. Kirkland; a hroiher. Uat>t. An memorial service*
drew Kirkland,
Anna*Kii kind.
and one sister, Mi-s
Mr. Glover M. JUmire died of paraly
sis of the brain on November 20tli,
19<t5, after a few dav s illness, aged *>6
yeai«^ J He wa# a brave and gallant
soldier of tlie lost cause, serving
through the war iu Capt, •\V. H. Ken
nedy's artillery entnmaiid. Hi# wife
survjye* to elierlsh the memory of the
good husband.
Sirs. India Waite#, daughter of Mr
and Mrs Wilson* Bomls, departed mis
life on the 22d of February, F.HMJ, after
a long and painful illness which she
hmi immewith /that patient fortitude
so beaiitiful of the Christian: Mlie was
laiil to rest in the family burial ground
near WillDtnn, the funeral iieing con
dm-ted by her pastor, Ttev- J. D. IVa-
cock.
Secretary.
I>r. etanders. In a most delightful
talk, complimented tlie trustees and
pH'rons of the day school on h.avTng
gotten Mi** Misie Dnnliar a* their
'e ieher. He s|»oke of M i»s Dnnhar a«
being a highly aecomplished an.I
painstaking teacher ami that he hi»ped
the trustees would stand by her and
hold up her hands iu this arduous duty
of training and educating tlffc young.
Me felt assured Irnm lier (last record
tlint slieiwniild ilo her duty. Eite day
*etm0LjipeTted iTli M otulay'. Tlie house
i* .v.ciy neat, and cotnf<irtnhle, being
i-eihd inside, wivli sasti, stove and
other ff xtutbi'to make It complete.
7 rtf "< D.
Col .1 B. E Sloan, wlm commanded
the Eonrtli'iaOiiilr ( arolina Rigiimnt
to tlie First BattiJ of _^Drna»>a*, died in
< hai leston on E'ridav IfTTils 71th, veai.
Col 11 mhi* correspondents figure out
tiiat the Kl'p 1 ( pi aatiuns.. UUulu—hv 4-he
I cgislature 'w i.i tie a hundred lioutand
dollars larger flian the lax~col.ection*
m xt tall and w inter,
Tile (itadcl cadet * v.iil lisve #t fife
next comuieiu emei.f ii mov ing encamp
ment, or - practice inarcli, ipstead of
ti e ttsual I ocalized eucampiiieut. with
pic ole aTnl tiall variati«-ns.
Tiie government continues prepara
tion* tor troch e in Cniua. >everal
loads <>f soldier* ps.sj.nl over the
Charlotte—Atlanta air I Die la*!.—wek
tisSsn Fftaiicisco, to take ship there for
the Phiiijiplutf ~
Th Nrw* auiffBxtnricr and Ander
son Mall are having a slow time in eol-
h ciiug oi e cent subscriptions to a
fmid of il?' to lniy_a pair of South
Carolina IcaOier b<»o*t« tor Si>eaker
Cannon. He may get them a# a next
JLUiUnautt? gill. T
lobifn'H;VK, the most maFFled man
Ajar-t-hst-cminu v. wa* hanged iu Chicago
naorE'rttUv for po'Koning lit# last »|)ou«e;
He admuted tiiat, lie lia-l married 13
wives. Ut was hi# gatliq to g t what
money thev
and marry some 11101 e.
»
Larry Gantt, who a dojen vears ago
A* editor of live Columbia Reg a er
added to tlie liveli,iie-s of politics,
writes from Athens Ga., lii* present
hoiije; tiroadstdiug tiie L gislatuie for
voting S>20 oGO to tlie James’own ' Ex
position. lie thinks the money bad
letter been given to medy Conledcr
ates. J
Under tlie,-Mate ,Livv every, ton of
commercial fertilia-r ami cotton geetf
meal s dd in the Mate lias (04 ny _n tag
tiX of 25 CtMit*. l ! |t to tlie 2 lil, ult the
State Treasurer had received since
Jxnu.ry l*t. ^96 770 45, and expected
receipts to njo up to a round hundred
thousmd dollar# bv todav. This yeai’s
receipts lack l“ss than a thousand do)
lar* of being just double last year’s
sa,e* lor the same period.
—The Southern Warehouse and
rage Company is being organized lo
Memphis. Tenn., w ith a capital of ten
million dollar*. It vvill operate ware
houses throughout the Mouth to con
trol the cotton crop. The National
Farmers’ Union has pledged its uiem-
heisto store in toe company’s shed#
eVerv halo raised until the Union’s
prices are readied before selling. Xe
gotlable warehou-e receipt* vvll! he Is
sued and if local hank* will not ad
vance money on them the company
w iil cash them at it sipaM prtdir.
You can vnur ow n pouches and
p him* U-ndor the old peacl.i t rec-s \ no
g> Berallv ilnd a number of seedling
sprout*. Take them ,up. Cut la*t
year'* branches or shout# from a tree
V on w isli to. reproduce Take a piece
almiit *ix Indies long, sharpen the liig
eml I'ke S intTg w dtfke. Gift off m seed
ling ttfwsize of vonrsprortt fort shove
the root Split 1 In* rpdt. Insert the
wedge, tie with sijrlng ami plan’, in n
convenient damp place. Many of them
wilf live. ’“In tlie fall you can ‘set them
col la the orjbard:—Sjuth-Tti Field,
II
THE COMMON FLEAS.
Roster of case# f.o be tried at t^e
March Term. ItKifi, Commencing Thurs
day, March 8th: .
Thursday, Mardi 8th.
T.anra A.'Sumey vs. Connelly, et al.
Rice and Tobin for plaintiff'. Davi# A
Best and J, F Izfar lorTfeftrmtaTrt. '
Ranisev A Stone v*. M. A. Owens,
G. M. Grtene lor (ilidntifY. Elii# and
Davis A Bevt for defendant.
, James Rountree v*. A U. L'. R R.,
Bate* A >iiiim# for ptaTlHiff, Aldrich
for dcfwnduiit.
, Friday, March Oih»
A. Harley Ota! v's. ‘Daisy <1. Week*.
Rice and Holman for plaintiff*. Bates
A Simms and Aldrich for deftbduiit*
Geo. Il,* W,itt ^lloe to. vs. B. W.
Davi# A t>.. James A. Willis for
plaintiff. Davi* A Best for defendant.
R- J. Mims et al vs. SaHie Hair, Rice
and Holman for plaintiff*,*'' Davis A
Best for defendant.
Monday. M a rc h i 2 th.
D. Mill v*. So. Ky. <II F
■wd-Bw*** A EliMiiucfus
ATTfru fi for (Tefendaiit.
Lois E. t’loy et al, rs. W. U. Tel To.
Dav i* A Best for plaintiff*. John U
Bellinger for defendant.
Imliil-Morgan et al vs. W. U. Tel.
On.. R C’. Holinaii for plainUffs, N«1*on
A Nelsn»(4Vi)d Alilricli for dcfeiidaut.
..Ida I. ‘Whliams v* W. U. Tel. Co.,
Bate# A >imms for plrintiff, Nelson A
Ne-fsoh and Aldrich for deft fidant.
a ' “8 • r f i
TuasdiV. March 12th.
W. 0. Smith et *1 vs. N. K Mims et
al, G. M. Greene for plaintiff*. Bate* A
Siiiims for defendants.
W. T. UaHromi vs So Rv. Go.. Bate*
A Simms for plaintiff. Aldrioh for
defendant
—R J. Minims et al v« B O. Stansetl.
Rice and Holman for plaintiffs, DaVi*
& Best for defeudaot.
Widnesdsv, March Ifth,
Alfred Aldrich v«. Farmer*-State*
Mutual lu*. Do, .Da*)# A Best for
plaintiff, i. W. Haskell tor ii#fe»7
dant.
Minnie Jenkins. Admx. vs. So. Rv.
Co.. It. <;; Holman and J.. A Willia for
plaintiff, Atitrich for itef»»ndant.
UJiase (dry Msmrfacfnrlng Co. •»*
L. K AYTiiitle, Bate* A s|ii|m« for
plalntjff , Davis A Best. H F Bulat and
J'K Belling r for defendant.
Thursday, Mam-li 15th.
H. G.'Molony v*. I F Stilf, Davi*
k Best tor |>laliitiir. II. F. Bui.-t and
Bale* A Slmma lor defendant. (Two
ease* )
L. W B adisv vs. A^C L. R. R.,
R Ur-HuFman for plaintiff. Aldrich for
defendant
Alfred Aldrleh v* Southern Express
Co., I)a\D A Best for plaintiff, Barron
for defetoliitit.
Fridav. March |f»th
Miunio League v*. B. II. Brown
Kill* and Aldrich tor p’l.lntiff. Bates
Dr. N. F. Kirkland, Sr .
J. W. Jeunc, i’res.
Soct’v, “ . ‘
There will he a meeting of Camp
Rivers Bridge at the Memorial
Giouuds on Saturday the 3rd. of March,
at half pa*t2 o’clock p. in. for the pay-
nfent of annual due-, the election of
delegate* to the State ami General re
unions U. C. V. and the transaction of
anv other hukine.** that may come
before It. , .
A full attendance Is requested.
Bv order
J. W. Jenny*
-fc
Jno. F
Breland.
Adjt
Com.
IM PORT A N T A L LIA N C K N 0T1CF.
: . <«, . ' *
Tlie following eertlftcates of stock in
ltie Farmer# Alliance Exchange of
Smith Carol in*; Limited, baviog been
isftued to Sub Alliances in Barnwell
(Nuinty, the holders will surrender
tliem to me tor wsymelft oi prorata. If
mu surrendered in 30 xtavs they w ill
be treated as lost or destyoygd
No of
Sub
No. of
Ccrificate.
Allisni-e. Sh'arei^
jsu.
Appleton
I
1S2,
\\ iiitstoii
1
l^J,
Geergcs Creek
2
1S«,
Graham*
1
Dti,
Double Pond
5
1S7,
R-d Oak
1 . -
D8,
Reedv Branch
1
llt't.
GtoetUs Brsnch
± '-T
l'-'-,
Hunter* Cliapel
1
11.3,
Caves
1 '
nn,
A Heudale
1
195.
St. John.
2
F.
II.Creech, Co. Trustee.
BUSINESS NEWS.
Robert Buist A Cn’«.
i’rize Medal
Garden Seed,
For sale at • ’ • - , ’■ v'
Burckhalter's Drug Store,
— H - —- Sole Agency for
Ham well,
WANTED—From forty to fifty men
at once to work about saw mill, rail
road and wood*. Good Wages to good
worker*. „
The Miller Lumber Co,
Uimer*, H. C.
WANTEDr—We want to buy one
thosisaud bushels of whi'e peas, alko
we solicit shipments of fluckeu* aut<
eggs: highest cash price for same;
M. C. Walker-A Co..
Columbia, a. C.
N. D: Walker.
Mgr.
125.(SX) •strong, Ylgoroiis, Health*
. Cabbage I'iuutsfif the h?.*t (*»tab , Uhed
varlelie#; safe and sure header# for
sal** and delivery as soon a* the Mpiing
wa-rant*-garden planting. Make-up
your elulis now and write me numhei
wanted and I will book order* and
quote price* f. o t . b.
J. M. Brant.3
^ITlmer. S. 0.
B’dst.
Aldricli
B. F
Bate* A Simms for plaintiff,
^for defendant.
J. C. Wiltiadns v*. Seatmsrd R R..
Davi* A Best for plaintiff, Aldrich for
deft ndaiit.
MTii i mo .lew-Hii-y I to vs *11 W Da vis
A Co , Janies A. Wild* for plaintiff.
J A- W runny fm' deJyudaot, -i-
- Moore A Co vs. S. W. Eaves, Davis
A Best tor plaintiff, R. C. UoUiiZti for
defendant.
List of case* for the last week will be
published in next Utue. 1 ^
EDEN
seed:
Oho
i «.
Thousand
Founds
I3e^t
C* . j
Pur©
liklen
AV a tor melon
Seed \
For sale by
II. I). STILT*,
IU.ACK.VU.IJi K. C.
Robert Buist A Co’s.
, Seed Iiish Potatoes,
Bllsa Triiimt.il and Early Rose,
For sale at
Burckha>ter’s Drug Store, “
ara7.i.--v.--~3a*.i.^
Barnwell.
jW.MW
How
’ ' 4 ,n i, ' 1
to cure
‘t;.. j;";;..
That Coup;h
and f
? 1
-• < •. —. ' ' . ;
' ' Wi
Cold. ,
#» • ■
, ' ■, . i
2 f,.
• 'I .
*% •' ” ■ ' . * '
GET A BOTTLE OF
Nature’s Cough
Remedy
AND A BOX OF
Creech’s Grip
Capsules.
Take them
THEY WILL DO THE WORE
FOR SALE ONLY At
Creech’s ;
UKnrmacyr^
WHY" HAS
Sold 25 Car Loads of Stock This
Season?
Because Both His Stock and Prices are Righi s
Just Received:
2 CARS MULES,
fc / m houses,
tVII Good* Sleek and Straicrhtw -
‘Brow’ Make_V
And one-liorse Wagons ‘Virginia' Make,
Buggies that are Beauties,
Car Load Nellie King Flour*
AVith Whittlej? Stock, Wagon* and Plows Best Crop#
cun he made at least expense of labor.
. WHITTLE’S STABLES,
BUCUIUB 5.C.
PRATrSFOOD,
EstahlishcU in 187^.
- The,Best In the World. The United
States Government buy* It exclusively,
and the Government h** more mules
Ibitii there me in UeorgiH.
- The Ch*#n*«* ftnw. - '
or sale nt
BURCKH AT.TER’S DRUG STORE,
Barnwell, S. C.
I. R STILL & S0NS
CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AYENUL
BLAeKviLLe, * - s. e„
Are now corapletclj ready for the Fall and Wintui* find#
and offer
•in all line* of«-
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gaps,
ZiFurniture, Groceries, To
bacco, Cigars, Crockery,
Glassware, Hay, Grai%=
Etc.,
is
ASP A RAG US ROO18 FUR SA LF„
1 off»-r for s* 1 ^ * pumher of tNoiisatHl*
EARLY AKGENIELTI. ROOTS, a
yote.f French variety Mv nmt* are
raised from Imported French seed.
B;ighimR-ed.
K.ko. S. C.
' “3
Good 3Ioney in
Growing -
Large
Watermelons.
a .
I hkve been planting jo*ch year fo*
several vears from 70 to 100 acres in
Eden variety of Watermelon*, and have
made good money every year.
1 secured good Eden seed to begin
with and have improved them each
year by selecting my seed from Urge
and well shaped melons.
I have them dried In the shade which
will, when properly planted, always
come ii|>7 as they are «nnnit and full
1 have !,,t00 lb*, of choice seed to of
fer at ftOc per lb
"Whtui you »ehd your order for'seed
ami wish me to do so I wfH instruct
you how id prepare. Fcrtllite, plant
and cultivate.
Let -VOilPmrder# come in at once.
I sold the same kind of seed ’otrer
South GaA*11pji, Georgia and Florida
last year, which gave perfect salt si ac
tion. 5 - #5,
I. Furman Still,
Blackville, S* C.
We invite, with eonfideilCt', spccU) atfention iTnea
niturc, which will make apy home comfortable und beautU
fill; to our Clothing, which will defy the Winter’s cold
and double good lookR*, and to our Shoes, which will make
your way and walk through life an easy progress. 1 r
WE CUMB HIGHER
■ - EVERY YEAR.
It give* mt' gicnt amt sincere |)lea«nre to notity my
friends and his-.friends that I have scoured the services of
Capt. U. Dunn ttirsalcman, in order to do justice to mv
constantly increasing business, —
AVith 1ms help and assisted by Messrs K. C. W. Walk*
er and I. L, Attaway I can serve all in need of the Bom
Mules and Horses that can be bought from Kentucky tc
Kansas, Wagons almost everlasting so good arc their ma*
terial and workmanship.
Comfortable and elegant Buggies and liarhes*, as»aft
as thchest life insurance ugaftistTHCcldent, - .r ' J -i
Don’t be blind to your interest^ come and weUl ItUN
priae you with satisiactiour.
CHARLIE BROWN.
BARNWELL, S. C.