The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 22, 1906, Image 3
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T^c Barnwell People.
TIUJRHDAY, MARCH 22 \*X.
RA I KS OF SLRSIBU’TION.
,,....♦160
.... $-2(3Q
in AftvKRue, per Annum
On Time
The chain gang it at Cave's Church
this Week. - .kv - '
J- B. Morris, Supervisor.
R.C. Roberts J r., ClcifJc- |
s . ' . * • j rv «
^ AH persons w| hliig to Inve llrst-
c.lass plioto^raphs matle v\ ill please
rail at once a* we will not be pi Barn
well but a short w hile longer.
liu.'tin & Knight.
Notice! Wanted—to BOY and
SKCL: ’T<> huy 20 rtushels oi corn and
to sell a stood mare about 10 y'i*Mrs old.
Ai>ply at tlHs oftL-e.
Fuuit jtm tlie Road between Hair's
Mill and Barnwell 011 the H'.li Inst, a
ladies’ cloak. Upon proof of property
and pa> tueiit lor advertising tlie owner
can gel the cloak from
Z.T. Hutson,
Klhn, S. C.
•
Money to Lend. Address, '
^ B. Slrinstfellow.
* KHto, n.C.
* \ ; ' .
'Try one paper .of,
mato seed, ibcta. a paper.
Kver-vi*ndy that have tried onr 2 1b
Tomato Seed say they are worth ten
tpiKs the price we charge for them.
CrteelV* I'harmacy.
Remember to plant some of Creech’s
v Early Dixie Dent Com. For sale at
Creech’s*Pliarmacv only.
We seTT^TiiraTO Ttnrtr pmrtTrcFs
tomttoeap •weigh|^ig 2 ibs each. :’DKr
you ever try.them?
r> Creech’s Pharmacy.
One tomato grown from.owr 2 lb To-
- tnatp seed til.s a large di*l\ when
sllce^l. .Just the thing lor slicing—
Very dcligiitfui.
Creedi’s Pharmstcy.
- - - .W, A UKCKLiyC,
The noted Pjmtograplier of. Colom
bia, S. C., will he ill Barnwell next,
week f«mr dav*s, Marclr 2H.h, 2ffth. UOtti
a^id 31st. A 11 " hu want good Photo
graphs please lake notice.
HOL.'E AN D LOT FOR BALE.
^Town of BlackwiHe,’8. C.
Lot CO feet front by 160 feet deep, 5
room hoti.e in good condition, g.md
water, on It. K. A ve (»i*pt)site the Knit
ting Mill, known gs (iewej.,. iK.mr/.
house and lot. For iiiTuruiatiou apply
to'
11. F. Buisf,. K.-q,
ImL^L
Til EDITORS.
All parties li Iding ch.ims against
the estate of James A. Davfo.o, tle-
ceasjtJ.>will present the same to M. F.
Divlaon. AdmlnUiratrlx, or to 11. K.
fluist. E>q , her Attorney, and alt par
ties owing the »aid estate will make
payment to the saiite ^ , .
. ...r- M. F .D.iv|snn w J
Adiniulstratrix.
' Blackvllle, R.^., March 17 h, ll.’O i. '
FINAL DISCHARGE. ; *
Notice Is hereby given that the un-
detsigne l will on
Monday, April 2d, HM>.
tile his tlnal acconnt'wiih lion. John
K. Bnellmg. Judge of Probate for
Barnwell County and apply for letters
dlstnDnury a* Administrator of the Ls-
tate of Mary Pender, deceased.
P L. Pender,
feby. 27th. 1006.
Admiiiiftrator.
59U
OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Hereby given that the un
dersign.-d wHKbn Monday, April 0th
NO I'll
Notice 1*1
li>03 ti e ihalr, ir^al aoeourt with -K K.
bnalliiig, Jndge i>K Probate for Barn
well County, as adiivlnlstrators of the
estate of J. I’.' Smith, JC,.. deceased, and
k*k fur letter* di-nri'sor.
S. E it J. W\Smlth.
71 Administrators.
March Gib 1306.
S SALE
State of South Carolina,f
County of Bam well. {
Court of Common Pleas.
A B Connor.
Plaintiff,
L VS.
rn.-a Bell Connelly.et,si , r
■ _ ' Defendants.
By vTrfiie of a decretal order to me
•dlreots I inr th- nhnve entitled cause I
will sell at Bif+nwell, in front tij. the
Court llnuse, ‘ f>n Mnndav,' AprW
second, lht>6 it being sal. day in said
month, within the legal hour* of sale,
the following described real property^
kf fit ate lathe County ami afore
said •*. - \
All that piece, parcel nr tract of land
situate, tying and being in tne c miitv
-ato4-Jttwtsi- aturisaiil. cmPjinii.g one
Imndrcd acres morn or les-. and
bounded by landlol the estate, of Seth
William*. Dr stoney and others.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
, IL L. O’BAN NON,
M aster.
Master’s Offlce. March 13th, lOihi.
J
NO
NEW
BLADES.
NO ANNUAL
TAX.
ONE RAZOf! y STS
A LiFETiKL
ALWAYS READY
FOR USE.
NEVER GETS
DULL.
ftp'" 1 ?
Mr J 6. Mathews has ( aovod from
WIIHston p» Batesburg.
Mr. John Cater was a pleasant and
wefcojne cailerjast w eek.
Mr._J. H. Keel is Carrier on R. F D.
Route No 1 fr< m Allemlale.
Capt. W/fl. Kennedy was In town
on k ridav, the guest of his sister Mrs.
UTi. Easterling. •<- - — _ ,
The p'easure hrortght ns 1a«t week by
Mr, D. p. Martin w as pqulvalent'to that
of two average gopd vlsitni^.
Miss Allen of Atlanta is presiding
over ‘Msgursky’s millinery parlors with,
anl-tic taste for tbe Spring .and riMin-
mer trade. *
Rev. M. M. Benson of Augusta has
accepted a call to preach at Friendship
Church on Saturdays before and first
Sundays in each month.
Tuesday, night was one of the cold
est of the winter. Ice forming inch
thick, and early gardena, fruit Ac., are
hu donbt seriously damaged.
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(Jen. O. Dnnipm IteUinger of CoImw*
bia and M« j?>r L. T I mar of Ocitja,
Fla., were in court on Thursday’ both
appearing to In high health.
Miss Martha A ver AliUM'A'i 11
Sponsor for the South Cafolluit Veter
ans at. tne Confederate Reunion to be
hchltn New Orleans next month..
There will be ml-sionarv
Lung Branch 26 Dimnron Ground*.
Puller par.ictilars later.
, Dr. J. 0. Creech ha* sold his drug
business to Messrs T: 8. Cave anti R.
A. Dcasnn. Dr Creech will m >ve
with his family to Gaffney, S. C., about
April 1st, where they will make their
future home.
*. The Union meeting arranged for at
_La^t Assoidation in tne interest of Sun
dav school* will.take p'ice at Barn
well tlie hist of Ajiril. Sunday-Schools
will plea*e elect detegates who will
ATTEND,, anil send- their names to
Rev G W. Gamer, Barnwell. Full-
particular* later^
Attorney Genp.rnl Gnnter wheUTiiH
beenrV*o king wst reported In a dy*'
ing condition on Monday et hie
father’s home et Batesbu g.
Chief Justice Pope has stayed the re-
jitUitur.in the case of Hr. A, Adams of
Colleton to < nable his attorneys to ap
pTif'to the Huprciue Court for a new
trial
^~Alrucer Cleveland was CO years old
on Mindev. He t* the .ni> living;«x-
I’rcsident, h.ile and bcari.v and as loud
ever of tt-hiug anti hniiting, though
he does not chase such big game as
mountain Hons and wolves.
in the trial of Greene and Oaynor,
now on Jn the United .■state* Court in
havaimah. It took 07' dav* to present
UieTscff for the-proscvnttoir. end Die
defence ha* jn»t opened up Its side of
the ease and may take as long. It I*
pret.ty tougli on tlm jurors to he kept
Jrom their private boaiidd* so long.
^TfTrffPKriTlVK EXAMINATION
TWO M IDSll IPMEN AT
ANNAPOLIS.
| hereby give notice that ait exsmlna
Don will bo held In the State House at
Columbia, beginning at. 0:30 o'clock,
Tuesday, April 10. ISKXI under ilm.
direction of State Suprrtntmdeut of
K lucatlrin O. B Martin him! two as
sistants. The . ex smluatioo . Wjlf he
wrlUen, 5IR1 lie bv nnmbtfnly and
Tim dedication at the new
Church in Baraherg was attended hy
the largest congregation ever assem
bled In that town for one service.
Governor Heyward hs* tlgned the
hill changing the bird laws of the
State. Tbe open season is how. under I
Dir new -1sw, from November 16 to
November I
15 days of
How
rallies at
-SUU-
■ wti.icij
all of the rural rou'es in
ihanccond Congressional District, a*
well a* tliose 'of the whole State,
The following is H^copy "fa letter
wlrrcli I have received from the Fomth
A-sistant I’oi. tnl aster Gene rat which
fuHy'expfaiiis the sTtoatton :
Hon. James ().. Patterson.
House of Kepresrntatives
Sir:
Referring to your cull at Die De-
pwrtinent Pulav, at- .•whuih time von
inquired as to the poiicy of the Dcpart-
Iilciit relative to the discontiiiuiince^of
rural delivery lervice. Iiave to say
tliat the ! 11*4)1 cTldn-n.fihc service wliicii
Inis be. n id-titdied is with a view t«
Hvertaining tlie cause for any twlveive'
Mr. Alfred 'I. Manef, son of |he Igte ’chiifftiions whu li may' exist, and the
Mr. Samuel P.-rry Maner, lUfm of ty
phoid fever Sliudav night .at JiiTrnson; ^Htions.
City. IVnifejiged ah oil 23 ypauc-. He
had been-C&vVth the Southern Railway
for s-veraf tear* and was rising rapid
ly 1 ntermunt lit the oid family burial
ground m-iir Allcndah*." ’ '
Mrs Shelman. mother orf Mrs. Henrv
W. Knvgs, died in Astgus won Die 17 h
in*t. Her body brought to B'nckviPe
and on Sunday laid to rest in Die bean
t’iful eitv of tlie de id. The sympathy
of the entire community goes out. to the
bereaved husband ami children in tlie
it rent snrinw that lias .come int;* tlieli
linMng lives • • V _
After a l>u«v scs-loif of four days the
co.ii 11 of Common Plea* was a Ijourned
side die «»ti Thursday last. It will he
three full Vears h-f'iro Judge Watts
will return to Ba.ruwell, imt lie hjs left
no special term w ill he,required to dear
tlie ei nee-tion. His wi.e di-patch
of bilk!He)jkhiH proven-tli.it Barnwell
needs no countv court.
* ' ■ r
Cpngres*iuan J. O. Patterson wiirhe
g ad to send to any of Id* cmi«ti:nentt
desiring to i x|.e 1 iment in grow ing
t'dmeco seed, of a H p**-ido*-i-raide, for
iCst-ing in each locality in package*
«o4Hefent to plant from three tq five
aero*-. A postal card request, addressed
to him at Washington, 1). C. is all it
•will cost; But no man ought to |.lant
'more tharr three acre* in tnhacco until
he lias learned how to make ami cute
’and handle it. Still be should have
enough <0 set out ad his crop at one
time.
About 11 o’clock Saturday nlgjjt Mr.
Sam Woodward while passing Mr. J.
A # rnbin’s three stores discovered that
tlie mi.Jdle one (drug s'ore) wa* burn
ing in the rear. The alarm wa* quick
ly given and U r V soon dp hundred or
more citiieti*- responded and by hard
work for over an hour sinveeded in ex
tingnUliing tin? bla/.e, wliicli had eat
en' its wav about ten fqpt along the
celling toward* the front, being pro
rented from the fire fighter* on top bv
the Un roof and the inside being mu.r
too hot iqw-ork. Mr. Tobin say* there
wa* no fire in the store after ten o'clock
in the morning and lie fs at a loss as to
the origin. .Mr. Tohlu estimates the
loss to stock of goods ami building at
aho it $1,200 partUHv covered by in»u
ranee.
- NOTICE.
N The time of the meeting of Camp
MoW-aH. No. !^Sn lias been rhrnged
from Xjii’av, the 23 I dav of Marcli to
Ch dav of March, 130*1
^change will be noted,
v J. il LwtHTte.
-GPr R. liuuhar. Commander,
-r- Adjiuant, y
Merer** Mill, liaroli J7,h. 1903.
Friday the
Hope that th
HOM ICIDE IN RF-D OAK.,
df'Tmise Hjtd w+H appfvhir liajl; on the
.ground i.f self defctlsc, to (Thief Justice
Pope at Neiiln'rry. ‘
CARD OF THANKS.
1 wi«h to return my most sincere and
heartfelt, thanks to Die good .citizen* of
Barnwell, white and colored, who
came to mv Hs-Ia’ance/Sat irday nigiit
and lieridcally saved mv three sto-e*
from total.di'atriictinn liv fire. While
mv loss is cnusiderabia it would have
iu-en ten time* worse biit for tlieir bard
work. Again thanking each one and
trusting that vott may be spared such
a caluniiYy7" I am,
Very iincerely,
► J. Allen Toidn.
WaDiIngton, D. C., March IGth, UX/'.-
My Dear sir :
A rumor has become
current that tin* Post Olllee Departmeui
ini* Issued aii-onler under wiiicli nil
rural Dec delivery mute* whlcti do not
hand.e at lea*t two Dt uisHiid plece^of
mall per inonili will be discontinued*-
1 have call-d at tli« Department to
ascertain if such i(_n order liad been.
Assiicd, uiufl while ft is iiiU/truc literally,
the Departnteiit lias outlined itA ptiilcy,
which If carried tntuetri-ci will impf’rit
posa'hHit v v.of reuioving *iich con-
d. hot tile
J .
cases de
On :s*umLvv- night RlclArt^ Tillev
encored, w as shut and alftto*r TbslaxuJv
killed at'HnelHng liy JMr. Alffrd tHM
wfi'gcamc and surrendered to .-dietbff w ho citmiot allortl a daliy can attord a
TH'cJch. Sumlav Miioruing. Coroner p.nj weekly, or a weiklv, at least, and
’ATTtmCX hytd Oie fhquest C Arthur thyliii* uayim.rrnnr tlie; p^ir-niFgit vf
iV-td E-tf . ha* been ' retained f»»g tin* ' Let all lend a IwIpfoVliaiid,
lookiiig.Ui the liet terment and increase
'On discnAcring that tl’.ere is a lack of
pationagc on a given mute, consid
eration is gi veil lii stlu tlie possibility of
ihci0H*iug ilie interest in tlie service on
the route; second, to Die. (tbsiltdllt.v of
mvarranoting tlie route so as to increase
tb« pifcfwnTige; t'lird, to the possibiHfy.
of estab'i-hm - every-other-day. service
in li mi of daily service, and last to its
discontinuance wheie tlie conditions
are such that the «xpeiidituve involved
in Die operation ot Die route is unwar
ranted.
Wiiile no fixqj} r.uie a* to the amount
ol hiHlI wliieh.-shutild lie handled oil a
rural mute lias Bew*» adopted, still Die
Department}eel* that the average i urai
mute slimiUI hajtdle thtee liiousand
pieces of mail, m-r inonth.—wiih a |i«issi
hie minimum «t two thousand, but tile
L+ii-nL-lln. il'uaiMii^t.iialiiy o
service on ronies must in all
pend upon the conditions a* they ex *t
oil SVICh loiiles. anil tbe i xih ndilnte
tnvidved in operating the sirviee on a
given route might not he deemed w:,r-
ranu d, even ihnugh tin* minimuni of
two thousand pieces of mail per moHih
-ware liaudieif, where it wa- toui.ti
that a eoiishlerahle ttuiulier of the
possible patrons were not'availing
themimlvea ol tlie benefit* of the *er
vice. f
Very rc»pectfu1iy,
P, V. DcGriAv,
Fourth Assistant Pnsiniaster <f«*neral.
So von will (diserve that when Die
possible minimum of two ihqusand
piece* of ma:l are haiiUli d per month,
if'the |ui-*ib!e patmua td Die route are
uni a\ alHng themselves ol the bent tits
of the service-, the Dt-paiintent leels^
ihat the expenditure Involved in the
operation of such a route wuuid iiot tie
lei met! warranted.
WIdle I am not informed a* to tbe
number of pieces of mail bandied p: r
month ah ng the Beveiui mutts ill my
District, I apprehend that if this policy
i* carried into (tied (and there is no
reason to suppose that ft-wid not lie.)
a great numtigr of jae mtUes which are
now receivliRf Die benefit* of daily
service will be cut down to an every
other day service, wi ll a pTohabllitv of
a tri weekly or semi-weekly service,
wiiile some of the routes will.be dis
continued altogether:
1 desire to bring this matter- to Bit
H’teiition 01 the p Miplc w ho are receiv
ing Die benefit* of Dps rural service for
the reason that I r> gaid this service *s
one of Die greatest tilessings of the (lay
in Dio way of Governinei t. aid. If i*
aiow time lor the natron* of t.ffes.e
route**and those w ho might lie patrons,
to he ‘ up and doing. 1 ’
Bv this rural delh ery *en ic', tliose
who live ata (listiiiice frn.n-tbe rall-
r.)aiD ~lf-~>ri> been lirolight into close
touch with their in Ighbors and the
out-ide' AVorld. It hil« opened up an
a\emie of o unmiinlcatioii unlieurd of
b -fore. A larmer Uvlng five, tea.. Ilf-
teen miles tmm the railroad can have
his dally paper delivered at ids door.
Let each p-pron «*l lh« route, who is
alile, subscribe forya daily peper; those
who dtnrioi allord a daily can afford
-pf p«tmi>ggc of the servTep'.
Will tho-e who are i.ow enjoying the
benefii* of this reriico stand Idly by
and see these mbdiiitns of commniilca-
tiiins w ith tiie outVhje w orld snatclled
.from 1 heir gra*p, beihmee of a lack of
i Hi re*t and a lai k of patronage or.
their patty
* *■ ’ Very truiKyonrs,
“•' - / i J. O TaHcrson.
pti v ‘ioal >x snilnatlnii wJUTie conducteiT
hv Dr J. W. Babcock, wjth the aMlst-
ance 0/ two phvsldaiiffi*-whom lie will
»e|eltt. I he |di\»IomI exalfiTniuiUm w ill
he held first anil on bov w hoM* U jip
(lii«, can take the, mental examination.
Candidate* In ordei to bo adihltted to
the Academy must be well vgrsfd in
r«..(ling. wrillug, spelling, punctuation
slid capital*, grammar, geography*
Uoited Mate* history, world's hlstdiy,
arithmetic, algebra ami gpnmetrjT
The j.hysical^eqntremenls ate : No
candidate w ill be udnilttuf w ho 1* uu-
dor 16 years of ago or over 20, who is
deformed or afflicted with any di*es*e
He *hail nor he less than five leet two
inehea, between Die age* of IS and 20.—
At this exaiidnaiioii two prliuSpals
wlirite named to fld tW vad.jicles now
exiellng. and three alternatea for each
vaca'ncv. The alte-nate* arc named *0
that in ih° event of the principal fail
ing mentaiiy or 1 hjsicaUy D>« Icticr
qifklirieiMlfEfcnM* niay aui-cced to tlie
yacanuy. *
luaatmich a a. some of Die altiynair*
whoin l hfive ap|adnted heretofore have
‘fail- d to put themselves to the neces
sary expense of appearing lor cxauii-
iintlon. I give notice that in Dii* c.se
no l.iiv will lie permuted tn-.slaml Die
exaniiiiaDou who doe* not pledge him
-.-If .Miuipiy w ith till*- r( qiiireinent,
sltMud lie LV giyeii tlie place of xlter-
nale. \< - ' ■ ;
After tire sefectfdieof principal* and
alteinates hv ihi* esumlnatimi Done
seleeiful will Iiave to report the soomuT
'Hmsday.ln-April, lit, a place' hereatter
rteMgiiiited lor TStHtnlnatioii. phvsieally
ami mentally fiVThc ii prcsentatiVes of
the cl'H lervic**coHnnissInii,: In .case
of f*fmre tlien anoDier opportunity
•wlTT'lie olfercd at Annapolis nil the
tlllhf TuesdlU in June. i -*- -
Thi$ 'examiniitiiin 1* only opm to
Sontli f'arolir.a l>o\s w lin are bona ltde
permanent residents of the Mate anrt-
whlle. _'*••
1 will be npllged rf nil State paper*
will copy this notice. '
\\. R. TIHman.
TTFW
Marcli I. instead of from
to April 1 thti*cutting ofT
November at tlie start i*f tlie season and
Abc-wliule of March at Die end.
S'T inehe* of anow fell in New ^Yoik
on Mumlay. >
EDEN
seed:
One
Thousand
ids
Dt^st* r
Selected
Pure
Eden -=.,
AVa t er melon
Seed
For sale by
II. D. STH.E,
m.AC'KVU*!-!^ s. c.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
1111-
Xntiee is liereliv given that tlie
derxigned w ill on- J
Monday. March 26tli,
file 111* lioal aceoiint w ith Hnn. John
K. Sneiling. Judge «>f I’robate for
BarnweH County, hod anplv for letters
dlsmissury a* guardian of Margaret K.
Still.
II. D. Still, Jr.,
Guardian.
Feby. 21«t. 1906.
FINALTUStil ARGE.
Notice is hereby given that the un
deisigncd wTH. on Fciday, 2-*>th of
March. 1906,-maka a^mlication for let
ter* ol final discharge a* Admini-trator
of the estate of Adrian D. Hill he-
'orc J K. Sncttlng. F*(j. J udge of Pro
bate for Bartiwell Ootirity. ,
Marshall Hill,
v ' AdininlrtrtrtcdT'
PKC33 1
Cute- «?5«
$ 5S?
rnU,’* Crrcv, 5 TC-O
kr travy l< ata ^ -
Carlo-bla£mtk Elatik
CvsMiuu Sirota, rt.CO.
Free Booklet "Jiintx to fl. i-wts."
Tor sale by J. .0. OREEQH,
BAIt*fU !:U., S. t
DKATILOF MR6. if. E. THOMPSON.
After a brief illness on tire-morning
of the 15th in*t. Mr*. Laiiiti Bu.lvt
Thom(>son departed llii* life at tier
home in Columbia, aged 33 .years. Her
body wa* brought to ftlaekviile,
where Die heju'itlfu! morning of lirr
haiqu- HU* was passed and offer touch
ing funeral services cunuucted by Rev.
C M Rilling* laid to flic la*t long r-at
by gentle loving hand* fu the-God’s.
Acre where tlie remain* of lier paienfv
wait the coining of Die eternal spring
H , tiiiie.
I *bp w-t* the 'Oiit’g? i >t '*.*1 ' of tbe
| late Rev and Mr* Arthur Kui*t. . \
57 d<‘ votcddinshand. tIsr«e-ttft 1 c rifi)>,, an
NAVAL CADKl’.sUf If.
V
^AMES A. WILLIS,
AT I’ORNEY A : T LAW,*
BtKrKHALTFK — BCILDINO,
Barnwell,
Praolice ill State
and F e t^e J >i 1
ami retie/at
-Lourt».*^***^N»
- - S C. "
Prompt Atten
tion Given to
all Bosioes*.
ini..nt ditugii'er, two s'st.er*
brother* an ) -i iio>t of fi-i-i.d* n
in hi-;!- in theii l.i,ii*ed lien rf - rtic
*# w ol I in■—iuy*i.. i i*,u». i’rin idtiii*-
fnilf
■. i vc
•nr -
tluil
r of
VfMentnn, S. ( Mm ch 2nd, 1906.
lleadqu titer* < a np'Vick Me ie:i' -.
i'fi-re wiUbe h hi'-eliiig of the V*t
erana of tnC camp it t he Edeuinq i |oh
lloyii.e un t.be fqurMi Satfirda} in this
itmulh. M i*id)-ie.-U***.r of c.aue
lu.inticr L A Busli.
I . « K. J. Dunbar.
Mjt."
Inis takeri her in ifie. Iie*t siimin
• h>-r life add ii-ippioe** :;i>d usctnlric-.*
: into Die-WSt and rewu'rd that crown
*U'4k4*urc airl faiitiful *0111* in Die bet
ter v.-orlrl riiey "ill chciMi u-uil
Mjrv iue«t her.-again the sweetness, of
Jf- 1 ' i:U
j'on-fness of ftic heart., the ge-iticiieas of
the hand now trevsured for ay« in the
city of Gutl a saiuU ubuvy.
To till tln*JvaevneT at. tl.e United
States Niiva’I Acjiil'e'tny for 11 iiii(J*lu,p-.
man from Die Second Congressional
DDtrict of South, Carolina a GompeD-
live I'Xamimftiiui for-a principal and
throe alternates will lie held at Barn
well Umirt House op VV’idnesday, l.hc-
ISih day of April 1906, com men dug at’
10 o’clock a in.
• I’iie County Snperlnlendeiit* of Edu
cation of Die several ecunties in the
District have been requestod th act a*
Die Board of Examiner*. .. -- - 1
■' 'I’lie mioiiiuiiii age Of adml**l'*n .of
midshipinaii to the Academy I* sixteen
years and tlie iiiaxiniuni age twenty
years A final examination wlN be
held at Aiinaptdls. ALL, on the third
Tuesday in June. Candidute* will lie
examined inentsllv in punctual km,. . q..
spcIHn?, a •!'iiiiicti ire.iiri iudiv. 1.u- C.*3.ttIC, *5ll0,
i giish GLi'H'tiuiar. I':, tet, St uc** hi-t.-i '
1 World’* hi.-foi v, «lg. bra ttimugh q-e.
dratic i-qnattoo*. and plane g one r 1
rilve bfipk.* (*f 1 h ipveneT’* ficouif-liy,
or an cqui.valciitv . !lericicn- v in at.v
oiU^nfXlie*** s7ibjectvm*.V !-• Bufilci'ut *■, , r\ • *-* 1,1 ji
to fn-.uiv'Tlie r J'crfbn of tip* c^lfftt-’r^ IBOU^Tn UiirV^ C>3ltJC 2nd J
d ue. A perfect plivsicsil voiclitton i
\ FINE MILCH COWS.
\ - T “ '
ParDes desiring fine milcli cow*
please \vrite to
W. (■'. SMITH,
VVii.ustox. S. C.
setF for cash or exchange
tor beef cattle.
\ _ J '■■■ ...
For Sale.
My Dairy Farm is for sale,
consisting of head of.Regis
tered and High Grade'Jersey
“Thev *ay tjiaf. tl*o latent RmI 4tt tu
culuvaie tlie art of talkin j?
» l lmt’s oncmiraglng. MajrlaB »ooie
dav somebmlv’H start Dip fad of cqltl-
vatlng the ait of thinkiiig^*--Detjolt
Free Pres*. * 7 tt
Edith : Have Ju*t had my photograph
taken What do vott think of Rf
Berth* : Why, it 1 * | «rti'(:Hy .OlendUL
It’s a beanDTuI pictims Nnftmlv
would ever think It wa* taken- Icr
>««• ,
Rohef-t Bulat 9l l'o>.
Seed Irish Potatoes,
Blis* 'frinmi'h and Early Rose,
For sale at
Burckha'ter's Drug Store,
bole Agonev lor
Barnwell.
Robert BuWt X t-VCa.
I’rlae Medal
» Garden Seed,
For sale at
^Burckliale#r*s Drugstore,
sole Agency for
llirnwcll.
WANTED—From forty to fifty men
at once to work hImkiI saw mill, rail*
road and wood*. Good " Mgcs, Ao jgooil
winker*. .
-' The Miller 1,umber Co,
U.lmei *, S. C.
125.000 Strong, Vlgoroii*, Healthy
Cabbage Plaiits ofUiffirlreVl e«tiibi|*licd
vai iet ieB; *aFA' Wfff viirr dirtidrrw-for
sale and delivery a* »imn aa tlie Spring
wa-rant* garden planting. Make up
your cl nil* now and write' me numlier
wnnted and 1 will bonk order* and
quote pricca f. o. b.
c ^ J. M. Brant.
Ulmer. S. C.
FOR SALE.
21S nces.uipn or lp‘«._of land,
•rfni
-T -— — w11li
some'HmiberTiir saVp at Teff*oniiW'e< ffg-
tire*. i he-tract l« sitnare irhnnt Dx or
-even niBe* Snutli of Willtsinn, S. C.
For partli u la vrrite Croft A +VaHey ,
Aiken. 8. C. .
—ar
to cure
That Cough
and
Cold.
GET A BOTTLE OF
1
Nature's Cough
Remedy
AND A BOX OF
. Creech’s Grip
Capsules*
TAKE THEM
THEY WILL DO THE WORK
’ FOR RALE ONLY AT
Creech’s
Pharmacy.
1.
WHY HAS
Sold 25 Cjr Loads of Stock This
Season?
Because Both His Stock and Prices are Right.
Just Recewdi ;
1
— 2 CARS MULES,
1 CAR HORSES
AH G ood, Sleek and Straight*
Also New Car oi Wagons ‘Brown’ Make
• And one-horse Wagons ‘Virginia’ Make,
IFuIrMeg that arc Beau Ues.
PI? ATT’ft FOOD,
Established in 1H7‘2.
The Be*Hh tli« World. The United
stnD-s Government buy* It exclusively,
and the Government baa inure mule*
liun.there are in Georgia.
The Cheapest too.
For sale nt
BLUCKH ALTER’* DRUG STORE.
• Barn-well, S. C.
Good Money in
Growing
Large ^
Watermelons.
o ••••••• <
I have been planting es«»K vesr fo*
aeveral veai* from 70 to 1(19 acie* in
Eden variety of Watermelon*, and have
made good nioi-ev every year.
I aeeiired good Eden *ecd to liegln
wiDi ai’d have improved them each
year hy selecting mv seed from large
and well *ha|»eU mefoti*.
1 imvo them ilrjked io llic *hade "hleh
will, wben properly pi.inted,. alway*
com* ap. a* they are unoiid and full
I have 1.500 lb*, of choice *eed to of-
fer at-50c per lb
When yonjo-nd your order for *oed
iiiul wUh me fb do so T will inatruet
you bow to prepare. Fertilize, plMit
anff ciiTHtste.
Let vour order* come In nt once.
I *nM the *am« kind of *eetL-.Qxer
•south Carolina, Georgia and Florida
whbdi guv* perfect MUl* I ac
tion. '» , <t
7iir xjuji
AV T itli AVhill Ic’s Stoci^ Wiiu’oiiH ami Plows Best Crop*J
can bo niado at least expense of labor.
- WHITTLE’S STABLES, 1
' ■ - “ BLK KVILLE ■ S. C. -
I. F. STILL & S0NS
CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE.
- BLACKVILLG,’. - - S-.
Are now completely ready for the FrII aiuL Winter Trad#
and offer —T '
—in oil linca of-
Dry Goods, Notions, C3
Boots, Shoes,- Hats,
Furniture, Groceries, ^ To
bacco, Cigars, Crockery,
Glassware; Hay, Grain, J
-• . Ji)tc., Etc. - -
" ‘ -J- 1*' r *
F Furman Still,
Blackville. S -C.
ASPARAGUS ROOTS FOR SALK.
I offer for *a'e a number of thomajid*
EARLY A RGKNTEUIL ROOTS, a
noted French variety. Mv root* are
raised Irotn Imported French Seed.
Brigham Reed.
Ktko. H. C.
DR. JSO. P. LEE, JR.,
Dentist,
WH-LISTON, - - 8
C.
Will work anyw here in the count?
hy special appointment.
T“
MONEY TO LEND.
We are prepared to negotiate loan* on
Improved (firma tor five yen-r*. partial
4 1 _ a paytixiiu* intereat 8 jarr ct-nt on loan*
HOrse pOWgl | l|n ,|^ r || poo: Tper cent on lean* over
$1 <MKi Ibiu’t write, collie and *1 ♦ c.*
J. O Patterson A Son.
EH— 2
hece**>u v for
ainiiution.
-*ing titc phYMcal cx-
J. O. PaU('r*uii.
March
Wljr not
V - - *
get ail 'our gardgB-’aec^
h- ( e.-i-o'* T'h it naev. . *- T l'io‘ :i you
could rc*’-assured-tli.lt mu were p’ant-
iug lUc Left trCfc J gi u A u,
Gasoline Engine, Grain Grind
er, Cream Separator, and all
'Wngs necessary for running, NUTI ,: le „ SA)artscIIAIW1!
Notice I* hereby given tbat th«* on-
Fixtures cash; Residence and ^
Farm on easy terms.
Write for particulars to
GLENDALE. JERSEf
l Bar-NWELL, S- C.
S itm dav.
final ai'count with J.
K. Sneiling, Judge, of Pmbat* for
Barnwell fjounty. a« AilminDtratjix of
Ebe e-tate of I.evv1. W. Bl ick, deeea*- d
i and »*k for letters iM*tni**oiy.
Alive IPfick,
Aduilnufratvix/'
Feb. UUi. 18U6.
'-few ■*,
We invite, with confidcnct*, special attention to*our b
niture, wiiicli will make any home comfortable and hentetj
ful; to om Clothing, which will defy tire Winter’s ccHN
and double good lot^ks; and to-p«r Shoes, which will
your way ami walk through life an easy progress. jh
WE CUM B HIGHER
■
It gives me great and sincere pleasure to notify nj
fiiciida,andJiis friends that I have secured the service
T’ . + \ ^.
Capt. U. Dnnn as sale man, in order to do justice to \
constantly increwsing hnsifiess.
With bisJiclp and assisted by Messrs N. G. W. Wl
er and I. L. Altaway I can serve all in need of the 1
Mules and Horses that can be bought from Kentiu
Kansas, Wagons almost everlasting so good are their
tcriul and workmanship.
Comfortable and elegant Buggies and Harness,
as the best life insurance against accident*
Don’t be blind to your interest, come and we’!!
prise you with satisiaction.
CHARLIE BROWN,
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n BARNWELL, S-tT