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THURSDAY, MAttOH » 1906.
RATBS SUKKCBtt’TIOK.
In Advanee, per Annum T.$1.60
On Time fi 00
The county chain gnnn will be at
Ifin<r1cnt)e Branch thi« week. Will
tnove to Rorrl-* Ford Saturday,
' , J. fl. Morria, SopefVlaor.
^L^k-Roberu ,lr., Clerks /*/■
Why not *et all );ohr garden seed
at Creech'a IMiarmacy. Then you
could rent assured that you were plant*
ing the beat teed grown.
Notice 1 Wanted—to HUY |r,d
8E 1,1,: To bay <K> biialkel* of corn and
to mdl a good mare about 10 years old.
Apply at this office.
Roney to Lend, Addreaa, —-
B. StrlntWellow,'
Llko, S. C.
Try one paper of Creech’s 2 lb to*
mato seed, ISct*. a paper.
Krerybbdy that have tried our 2 Fb
Tomato Seed MI.. .tijm-MA-yonh teA
times the price we charge for them.
Creech’s I’harmacy.
Retnerober to pla«t some of Creech’s
Early Dixie Dent Corn. For sale at
Creech’s Pharmacy only.
We sell Tomato Seed that produces
tomatoes weighing 2 lbs each. Did
you ever try them*
Creech’s Pharmacy.
One tomato grown from v our 2 lb To
mato seed Rlis a large' dish - when
gllced. dust the thing for alIcing—
Very delightful.
Creech’s Pharmacy.
HOGS FOR SALF,.
Miss Bertha Walker ofTppleton Is
the pretty guest.of Mr. and Ur*. J. 0.
Keel. ' «• . ,
Messrs R. R. Johnston snd B. String*
fellow were pleasant callers on Tusa-
■day..
Ca6t. tMmn expects ..to lease next
Tuesday for Kentucky for the Bum
mer, "
JiTte killing of the peach crop spell?
better money for watermelons ail'd can*
talon peg.
A very welcome Monday visitor mas
good and bright mid hnnd»ome Mr. J.
E, Searson of Allendale.
Next week and every' week nutll
June 1st will be a good time to plant
good cotton land in yorn,
Tomorrow two. weeks will be Good
Friday, the date tm which our wise
grand mothers planted beans.
Read the new game law on
page and after Saturday put up
gun and get out your tlshing tackle
The County Board of Equalization
met on Tuesday and after a busy all
day sesslon-xdjrnTmedto Monday next.
M rs. T. I, Kahn of MayesvIUe and
Mrs. A. N. Garber of Willlston are.vis
iting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Mazursky*
Rev. Mr. Waring, the next Rector of
the Church of tlie Holy Apostles, will
enter upon his new dutieH about the
middip of April. • ^ *
The Barnwell Guards, 2f> strong,
were inspected on Friday by Col. K., B.
Fuller, A. and Assistant Adjutant
General !,, *W. Haskell,
Tuelhay was clouded ovrtrhefj.d. hut
Messrs George W. Morris,- W. M. Wil
lis, and- W. T. Walker brought sun
shine Into the sanctum.
fine
A good brood sow with six
young pigs for sale. Apply to
George II. Bates,
3—29 BarUwii', S. C
W. A.RKCKLIKG,
The noted Pltotographer of Golmn-
Wa,’S. C., will be,at Barnwell this
week four date, March 2Sih. 'J9th. iiOth
and 31st. All who want' good Photo
graphs please take notice.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
v Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned w ill on - t
Monday, April 30th, 100C,
file hi* tiimi account wKh Hon.aJohp
K. Suelling. Judge of Protftlte>»for
Barnwell County, and apply Yor letters
dUmissory as executor of Mrs. Rebecca
K. Gardner.
W. T. Walker.
. —Mamfnm
NOTICE
Ex Parte
M. D. Ferguson,
In re '
The estate of G. It. Ferguson,
- Henry A Ferguson and Aggie
Ferguson, Minors
A petition having been filed in th$
olllce of lhe Clerk of Court fur Barn
well County praying for the appoint
ment of tlie Probate Judge for said
countv Public Guardian for the above
named minors, whose estates consist o:
•bout three hundred dollars each now
In the hands of Jones Lane,’ Adminis
trator of the Intestate estate of J. J.
Ferguson, the father of three minors.
That no ID, competent^ml respon
alhle person can be found who Is will
ing to assume such guardianship the
utideialgnect wilt Apply ,U> the Circuit
Court or a judge thereof for the ap
pointment of the Probate Judge such
guardian. »
II. D. Ferguson.
* .March 22, 190fl.
py
of
HOUjIE AND LOT FOR SALE.
a, - *>
Town of Blackville, S. C. •
Lot. 112 feet front" facing R. R Ave.
325 feet deep; with two story house
w
9 rooms, good water; lot, stable,
barn, garden and servant houses on the
premises; good seuppernong vine and
otvher fruit on the premises; all Im
provements in good condition; accea
sible to depor tlKl nicety located; all
rooms In dwelling jlastered and pa
pered; titles gbod;' no Incumbrances
and taxes all puld,. For any informa-
tipn desired apply io
. - 11. F. Birtsi, Esq,
, . Agt.
I have two other lota for sale with
good dwellings thereon; centrally lo
cated and cheap for the pr^ce asked.
Apply quick If you desire to purchase."
H. F. Buist, Esq.,
Agent.
NOTICET
The time of the meeting of Camp
Morrall. No. 8»fi. has. been changed
from Friday, the 23d day of March to
Friday the 36th day of March. 1906.
Hope that-the change will be noted, t*
G. R. Dunbar,
J. 11. Lafiltte,
Hreyer’s Mill, March 17th, 1006.
lion Leroy F. Yonmans is appoint
ed Attorimy General by Governor Hey
ward to succeed the late Gen. Gunter.
A college, professor says that twenty
year? from now woman will be ruling
the world. J *" '
As she linft been doing that same
thing ever since Grandmother *li;ve’«
time there Is no prospect for man get
ting the upper band in the near future.
Mr. Nuwedt I suppose you thought
you were fishing whan you caught me?
Mrs. Nuwed: Well, 1 used to think
•o, but now 1 know I must have been
bear huntings
He: Do you refuse me?
Hhe*. Yesi Circumstances compel
me to do so.
He: W hat clrcumstancea ?
bhe: Yours.
1’ROURAMME,
Barnwell County Teaebeft’ Asso«ta>
A " rl ' > - t , l!>Qa
Partlelples and InRuIBVea—Ei C.
Lawreiicc. Miss Marie Keel.
Text Book* hr use and to be adopted.
— Mis. b.p. Walter, Miss busie Duo-
bar.
Address—W. H. tland, 'Superinten
dent Chester Graded Schools.
Cash in Advance.
Primary Election Aug. 28, igo(x
A SAD ACCIDENT.
On Monday afternoon of Uftt Week
Mr.Crook Kearseof Ualdook Township
was found in an unconscious condition ^*lbods In all sections of the ^County I
in the road snd so. continued until hi?
death the next day. Circumstances In
dicated that In driving from one road
Into nMother over a rough place l>e was
thrown Irom his huggy^and tangled la
the Uue«, and that befort he could ex
tricate hUnself ne received fatal Injuries
from &he mule he was driving
are the
p^°yo^MILLIN’
jkle. the p
The Barnwell countv pension. list?
wore approved la«t week by the State
Pertslpn Board, and, the beneficiaries
are likelv to get their money sooner
this year than ever.
Mr. O D. Ander/on. who has been
for several years eg-eot of the Southern
Railway at Itarnwell, has been trans
ferred to the Chester agency Mr. K.
I’ Porter of Johnston fills the Barn
well vacancy.
Rev. Dr J. "II. Wilson, a native of
this county, now of Salisbury, N. O..
b?s been nailed to the pastorate of Col-
ohv, Betheden and St. James Churches
in Newberry county. It is not known
whether he will accept. -
We published theMclfer Williamson
plan Of.planting and cultivating corn
in our issue of February 22<l.. the week
following Its publication In the llarts-
WILLISTON NEWS.
A Barbecue and Basket Pic Nic will
be given by the good people of Willis-
ton—tlielr oamo is legfnti—on Thurs
day, April Sth, 'for rhe purpose of
forming an organization ro build a
Cotton Warehouse. A cordial Invita
tion is extended to the public to attend
and a good time i» expected and will
lie completely realized.
The WIMUton people know well how
to coniblne business wkh .plexsirre.
They will make the dav one of perfect
fiijovment to all who attend and of
>continuing profit to all who shall be
wise enough to take warehouse stock.
In the matter of cotton warehouse
building Willlston. has taken the ini
tiative that at least a half dozen other
county communities should follows
Let volunteers from all section* go to
see how well and wisely VV'Hliston
works and to catch the inspiration of
the movement to make the cotton
rriwer the master of the-cotUm buy
ing world.
About seventy acres will be planted
in cantaloupes this gfraaon
of several subscribers we thiifk it need
less to print it again, v '
Its time for the people along tlie R.
F. I) Houte* to get busy, taking pap-m
and yPriting letters, a* tlie continuance
of these routes will t e decided by the
number of pieces of mail matter han
dled for the next three months. Tlie
minimum number is 2.000 tier ,111011111.
hut the larger the handling the better
the chance for continuing.
NEW A DVERTISEMEN’PBr
M. J. Pate—t’andidate for Amfltor.
K W. Riley—t’sndidate for Auditor.
Miss Hattie Margin—Millinery Open
ing.
C. F. Rizer—Millinery Opening.
II. F Buist, Esq—Houses and Lots
for Sale.
B. Mazursky—Millinery Opening;
also a new Gents’ Furnishing Store.
George IT. tyaIes r 'Esq.—irogs for
Sale.
Bank of Barnwell—Onmd Advice,
wortli reading and remembering
Tobin’s Emporium—Millinery Open
ing. *
II. P. Ferguson—Petition for ap
pointment of Guariljan. '
T. Walker—Final Discharge No
tice.
AS-
PRI'GGISTS ORGANIZE INTO
SOCIATION ON MONDAY.
AssodTation of Retail Druggist? was
piganized on Monday as a hraucli of
the National A. R. I). by organizer
George A. DnnlaP of Missoc-i »>y >*»a
election of Dr.* - .!. Lewis Smith of W|l-
liston, President; Dr. C. Aiken Rush
of Hampton, Vice President; Dr. R.
A Deasou of Barnwell. Secretary and-
Treasurer; Dr. R. B Fickiing of
Blaqkville and Dr. J. E. Searson of
Allendale, Trustees.
The drug stores represented were:
V. N. Bn rek halter. Barn well ;R: A.
Deasnn & Co., Barnwell; J. A. Tobin.
Barnwell; J. M. Smith & Co., Willia-
ton; R. B. Fickiing, Blackville: The
Blackville l>ftig Co.. Btackville; The
JL_P-Searson Drug Go., Allendale; II.
G. Googe, Fairfax; C. A. Rush,
Hampton. . ' ■■ ; ^
The object of the - Association Ir to
maintain the prices of proprietary
preparationsnntl to protect druggists.
MARRIAGES.
.AajttDlnt. — —_CoiBna. Notary Public. Mr. >
OPENING AT BLACKVILLE.
With great pleasure Mis* Hattie
Martin cordially Invites the pleasant
attendance of her ladv friends at her
opening of Spring and Summer Milli
nery Goods at Blackville on April ilrd
and 4th.
Her fttoek ha? been most carefully
•elected from the verv best America 11
houses uml wilt please the most fas
Udioiift Mates by their beauty, excel-
lenee and exquisite styles. A? an ex
position of the good? essential to femi-
'^tilne comfort and happiness it will be
an complete and perfect that only per
sonal Inspection esn show how fully
her store will meet Hie expectations
cftrle the good Yfh tPkh e
Miss Msrtln hopes ,to receive the
early calls of all former patrons and to
win thwgnod favor of a host of new
friends. Her most careful and cordial
ecrrlce shall be (heirs.
I
4"
■Chillns. Notary Public, Mr. Nathan
Collins and Mis? Lebellc Black, botli of
Barnwell County.
MrTTra J. Price of Walterboro, for-
metjy of Barnwell, was married on the
-1th inst. to Miss Jennie Davis of Ms
vannahrr “ , ^ -.~i .
Miss Georgia Morrall Ashley, dsugh
ter of Gen. and Mrs. L A. Ashley, for
merly of this county, will be married
in U16 First Christian. Church in An
gusta on April 4th to Mr. Janie? Mar
tin I.athan, a prominent merchant of
Chester.
Mis.? Agnes, third daughter of Mr.?.
Sallje McNab, was quietly married at
the residence of her mother on last
Thursday evening at 8.30 o’clock, to
Mr. A W. Doughty of Charleston, Rev.
G. W. Garner performing Dm ci
monv and Mi*s Kate Woodward play
ing the wedding march. After show
ering congratulations upon the happy
couple those present enjoyed a delight
ful feast of delicacies. Mr. and Mr?
Doughty left on Friday morning for
Charleston where they will make their
home, carrying with them the be
wishes of a host of friend? for a long
life of healtl), happiness and prosper
ity—
- WORTH TRYING.
It U about time to plant Irish pota-
toes. .As every gardener is anxious to
get rid of the potato bug. we herewith
reproduce a clipping whlchTmay be of
Uitereyt to some, (treads: "A gentle
marf who grew potatoes for a period of
ten y>ar* in Colorado—‘where the, pest
originated—says he. discovered that hr
'anting two or three flax seed In each
bug appeared In the patch,
have tried It several reafs
In succession with always the same re
sult.” It wilt pay our readera to try
this during the coming Spring. It's
certainly easy to '-try and bandy if it
does llte work.
planting two
APRIL 4th AND5th
are the days;
EKY EMPORIUM
place.
Our opening of Spring and Summer
Millinery Goods will be the one eclips
ing event of tne year, that all our good
friends are °most cordially invited to
attend and enjoy.
Our stocks are the largest, the love-
lieat, the ciioicest south of Baltimore;
personally selected by an- experienced
buyer of cultivated taste and ate sure
to please all pleadable people
Wehave a cordial welcome for all
old and the many new friends we hope
to make.
Tobin’s Millinery Emporium.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
Barnwell, 8. C., March 28th, 1906.
After careful contideratioii of the
good wishes and solicitations of rav
respectfully announce myself a randi-
date for the'office oj County Auditor,
subject to the rulc^ arid regulation? of
the. Democratic Primary election and
pledging myself to abide by Ita result*
and to support the nominee* of the
party. KJncerely appreciating the
mane assurances of support given me
and pledging my best services to the
State and County, if elected, 1 am,
Very sincerely,
M. J. Pate.
Barnwell, 8. C.. March 27th, 1906.
I respectfully announce myfelf a
candidate for County Auditor, subject
to the rules and regulation? of the
Democratic Party. 1 pledge thyself tt>
abide by the result* of the Primary
Election and to support the nominees
of the party. If elected I shall grate
fully give my best ell'orts to the dis
charge of my duties.
R. W. Riley.
THE SAVANNAH 81DE.
There were good time? at Kllenton
oji Saturday’, even If the East wind
blew chill from the storm swept Allan
tic. For Camp Wtck McCreary gather
ed again in annual reunion and the
Four Mile Agricultural Club held Us
regular monthly meeting.
Very eloquent and admirable a ?
dresses by veteran? Laurens Yonmans
and Gilmore bimni? touched, the ; hearts
and tin illed the. souls of the survivors
who had worn tli-e gray a generation
ago and sons of veterans, George H.
Bates and Clayton 8. Warner in strong
and beautiful wpyds showed that the
love of five principles of the lost cause
still lives and shxpi-K Sonthirn life and
character and nerves-’.the new to be
worthy of tlie old South.
Chief Justice Dunbar was host of
the occafion and more than equal to
all expectation. 1 he splendid least
over which tie presided savored of the
plenty and the fragrance of the olden
days, when cooking was a fine, art and,
hospitality hounded only by tlie four
cardinal points of the compaNe.
Jtjst received at the "Clever Cbarlia
Brown’s” Hill Top htahles another lot
of (op notch clcrtr horses and utiles.
The wearers of the gray from 61 to 66
are steadily marching to the last roll
call, cro?lJng the river to rest with live
comrades gone before. The shortening
per.sion li»t shows that all wltfsoon be
«<*“«- ■ ___ ■ " ^
Robert Buist A Co’s.
Prize Medal
, Garden Seed,
For sale at
Burckhaiter’s Drug Store,
hole Agency for
Barnwell. i*
WANTED—From forty to fifty men
at iM>c.e to work almut saw mill,* rail
road and woods. Good wages to good
workers.
The Miller Lumber Co,
Ulmers, 8. C.
125,000 Strong, Vigorous, Ilealthv
Cabbage Plants of the bast established
varleiles; safe and aure headera for
sale and delivery as soon as the Spring
wan-ant* garden planting. Make up
your clubs now and write me number
wautettjuui I will book orders and
quote prices f. o. b.
. J. M. Brant.
Ulmer. 8. C.
■J
hW
to cure
That Coujxh
and
Cold.
GET A BOTTLE OF
V
v
Nature’s Cough
Remedy
and A BOX OF
Creech’s Grip
r Capsules.
Take them
THEY WILL DO THE WORK
FOR SALE ONLY AT
Creech’s
Pharmacy.
■ < r
Your money reiuro«d
if not sulsflsd ta every way.
. bccaiise the “CadwMaenf tic”
i s clrctricallr Umpcrtd and
hollow ground in i t own
peculiv way. With
ordinary careful y -
use, it will hold
tW ^ds»
yetrs
with
WHY HAS
r r -v
nnas
FsTr !a | US’I
guano being stHtL tills senfbfi. Some
people lliink that it means a large in-
.•lease in the cotton acreage. About
five hundred tons of guano have been
bought for asparagus, cantaloupe* and
beans at this place. The acreage in
asparagus-has been about doubled this
season.
We have interviewed twelve farmers
about the acreage in cotton and limi
that a reduction of 9 per cent, will be
made bv the twelve.
Labor is very scarce, very few farm
ers have enough bands on their places
to do the necessary hoeing.
Dr. Lew is Trntti and wife arc visit
ing Mrs L. 8 Mt lliehamp.
Miss Ktlie Wrtght of Virginia will
presljjc over A. N. Garber s Millinery
Emporium.
The ladies will have sn oyster sup-
oer on next Friday evening for the
benefit of tlie Baptist church.
R.-1L Mathews la mm handling the
express business for W. K. Prothro.
Capt. W. I). Black lias pureliased tlie
dwelling of <J. A. Kennedy on It. U.
Ave. and is now a citizen of our town.
We are glad to welcome him and his
family,
L G. Sprawls ha? boimht and has
occupied tlie Bruce liouso itr West End
Mrs M.T. WiltlbuMJ daughter Lula
returned on Haturday from Sumter
where they spent .several weeks with
Mrs J. B. White.
Miss Sallle Rountree went to Atigu*-
t?-«w Monday to visit her brother 1 n
Nqtth Augusta
A TALK TO TEACHERS.
But let us suggest. If we mar be per-
fnke tlie initiative Every teacher
should endeavor to make the sehool
1 housp utr edncittlonal ecu ter. Ever5
week or so, certainly once in every
month, tlifiie sliould be-some sort of
gathering at the school house and a
meeting held in the'interest-of educa
tion.. There would be discouragements
at tlie start, but if the teachers can only
got the women first, the women will
get tlie men interested, and by and by
tlie whole community will look upon
the public K-iiool a? an important factor
in the social life, and not air a' sort of
necessary evil. Every teacher, with
the right sort of grit, interest and con
secration can iiriike tlie school an at
traction and an iullueiice In the com-
-mni.lty. Every teacher should he a
sort of missionary.
In inahy sections parents, more thail
children, need instruction, and in all
section? tax payers need to bo a routed
The right sort of a teacher can tin it.—
Richmond Times—Dhjpau-h. ■
OLAR OPENING.
Miss Helen Davis of Aiken spent last
week,with Mrs G. W. Greene.
Miss Edith Keene of Baltimore, as-
isied by Miss Minnie Jackson, will
preside over tlie Millinery Department-
of W. II. Kennedy & Son.
Dr. W. (I Smith has moved in his
new store, ity-ner Main and Rountree
Streets. - .
Hal.
M ijs Eleatipr Allen, of Maryland, has
returned after visiting all the best
Northern markets and will show on
Wednesday, Tbursday amL Fi idily..
28th. 29th and JOih .insts very choice,
very charming and very complete
stock? of Spring and Summer Millinery
and Hats. - _ , .
All the Indie* of Barnwell and Bam
berg counties are most cordially invited
to aticn>d this Openlng.Tor we kfe en-
tlreiy suie tbat th^ Wawty and excel
lence of. our goods and the good grace
of our styles will charm the most crit
ical tastes and the moderation of price*
over satisfy the most careful huvers.
C. F. Rizer,
Olar, 8. C.
Congress Is expected to adjouyi by
the middle of Mav.—: ■■ —
17 ^Qy/Grand Spring ^illinerv OjMjnit
v * all tlie newest, the! IntcsL the pret
tiest in Hats, Dress Goods and everything pcrtaitiing to femi
nine apparel will take place on Wednesday and Thursday of
next week, April 4th and 5th, under the management of Miss
Alien of Atlanta, who has gained, by experience, a mjdeet
knowledge of her line of work. I
~ Remember, our millinery has “been moved back to our Gen
eral J
store, formerly occupied by S. Krasnoff, where all visit
ing ladies will find a hearty welcome and receive untiring
courtesy in an effort to please them.
hirnisliiiitfs:
• I take great pleasure in announcing also that I have re-
i'^ ccntly opened an up-to-date Clothing and Furnishing. Goods
£ establishment for men and boys in the store occupied for the
past two seasons by our millinery, Lancaster building, Main
Street, I have used great cart.* in selecting the new stock for
this new store and having purchased them from one of the
best concerns in the United States I am in a position to give
a twelve months’ guarantee to all purchasers who are reason
ably careful with their clothes. Look at the beauties in the
show window. A full and handsome line of Mens’ Shoes and
Oxfords; a neat line of Neck-wear; a vast and nobby array of
Shirts; Hats—well anythinglrdm a Panama to a base 4 ba11
cap; Underwear for Spring and Summer and in.fact anything
to be expected in a first-class store .of this kind. Get your
Easter outfit from me and, you will be dressed in i<)ci6 styl?.
B. MAZURSKY,
BARNWELL, S. C.:
It?
ktttur cm?
Dottil* rm«sT« ? MO
lor bmnr kwrte
“Carbo-Magnetic" Etas-
tic Cushion Strops, $1.00.
Free booklet "Hints to Shavers."
For sale by J. C. CREECH,
BARNWELL, 8. 0.
Good Money in
Growing
Large'
Watermelons.
> 1 have been planting each year for
several ycai? from 70 no 100 acres in
Ktlen variety of Watermelon?, amt have
mafic good money every year.
1 secured good Eden seed to begin
with and have improved them each
year by selecting my seed from large
and well shaped melon?.
I have them dried in the shade which
will, when properly planted, always
come up, a? they are sound atid full.
I have 1,500 lbs. of choice seed to of-
f«r at 50c per II).
When you send your order for seed
and wish me to do so I will instruct
you how to prepare. Fertilize, plant
arid cultivate-
Let yowr orders come in at once.
( ho hi! tiie same kind of seed over
South Garoltna, Georgia and Florida
last year, which gave perfect hativlac
tion. ,
I. Furman Still,
Blackville, & C.
DR. ISO. P. LEE, JR
Dentist,
WILLDITGNt
Will Work any where in the countr
——-—. — b
hy special appointment. , _ . .
MONEY TO LEND.
a
We are-prepared to negotiate loan a on
improved farm* for £ve years, partial
payments interest 8 per cent on loans
under fl.000; 7 per ceqt on loans over
11.000. Don’t write eomaawd see us
J. O. i’atterson A Sou,
SER=3T
FINE MILCH* COWS.'
Parties desiring fine milch cows
please write to
W. C. SMITH,
, . WlLUSTOS, 8. 0.
Will sell for cash or' exchange
lor beef cattle.
9
Sold 25 Car Loads of Slock This
- -k.—c.*-—.'-*-
. ■ ■ V ,
Because Both His Stock artd Prices are Right
. * - -' * * • ,i f ■
Just Received:
2 CARS MULES,
■ ^ 1 CAR HORSES
_A.11 G cx>de Sleek and StraigEtT
- And one-horse Wagons 'Virginia' Mate,
Buggies that are Beauties,
Car Load Nellie King Flour.
With Whittle’s Stock, Wagons and Flows Bejft Crops
can be made at least iLT|>ensc* of labor.
* - WHITThE’S vSTABLES,
mcKmiEac.
I. F. STILL &S0Na
CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE.
BLA6KVILL6, - g.
Are iiow-coHi]>Ietcly ready for the Fall and Winter Tn
and offer . "llff
-in all line® of-
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing,
—Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Furniture, Groceries, To
bacco, Cigars, Crockery, |
Glassware, Hay, Grain,
- - - - Etc., Etc.
We invite, with c<)nffdencfl^4(fteekHitte«tI<mTo oiir >
niture, which will make any home cottifortatrie and beaut**
fulyto our Clothing, which will defy the Winter’s co|4
aiid double good looks; and to our Shoes, which will
your way and waik through life an easy progress.
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uF. Calhoun, P. M. Buckinghani
Wm. McNab, -—^
Calhoun & -Co,
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Life, Accident,
Cycloxi©
LIGHTNING
and
Live Stock
INSURANCE,
—At Lowest Rates In-
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Strongest Companies.
CALHOUN & CO,
—OFFICES AT—
THE BANK OF BARNWELl
INE CLIMB HIGHER
EVERY YEAR.
It gives me. great and sincere pleasure to notify ray
fiieudfi'and his friends that I have seemed the services of
Capt. U. Dunn as saleman, in order ^to do -jnstice to my
constantly increasing business.
With .his help and assisted by Messrs N. Cl. W. Walk
er and I. L. Attaway I can serve all in need of the Best
Mules and Horses that can be bought from Kentucky to
Kansas, Wagons almost everlasting so good are their amk*
terial and workmanship
Comfortable and elegant Buggies and Harness, ns safe
as the best life insurance against accident.
Don’t be blind to your interest, .come and we’II sur<«
prise you with satisfaction. ^ ^ 3. ;.
CHARLIE BROWN, J|
t Hill Top Stab,
BARNWELL, S, 0. 1
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