The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 05, 1906, Image 3
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Tl?e Barnwell People.
THURSDAY, L "S71006,
RATES OP SURSCItimON.
Ih Advance, per Annum
<Vn T4m6
...fi.fio
>, TUe eounty cliain cnnS will be at
M<>rri« Ford until Monday of nrxt
week, tliey will-move to Jordan
BVabch. hear hnrnweU.
•f. 1$. Morris. Supervlgqlr.
R. C. Roberts .Jr., Clerk.
Tire regular tncotlnp ol Darn well
bodpe No 16, Kniphubf Pythias will
be held at theirHall on Friday njpht
at o'clock. A full
reqabated. l;y ortlef of i
W. PKICE, C. C. ^
\V«n. McNAB. K. U.
Winter lin^rt In the lop of Spring.
Some March cotton whs planted last
week r
Uapt. Dunn left for Kentucky ye*-
'erday^ ••
March wOnt out .as gentle as Mary"*
little lamb.,
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_ U:i«t Spripg’s latest/killing frost
Jitateufl Aprlilyth.
niftck.viltoaiitid Bprlngfteld are "'to be
connected tty tfclW|ihni.e.
M ;ss WHLih Udve U visiting her fis-
ter, Mrs. Hdllnud, at GreeiAvood.
CHEAP MULES—J. M. Farrell;
Jllackville, S ('. U offering 8 strong
work mules, 0 to 12 years old «Mli (X)
to |10000 each; all In good enftfUftSH.''
Why not get all your garden seed
at Creech’s Pharmacy. Then you
could rest assured that you were plant
ing the best seed grown.
Money to Lend. Address,
/ 11. StrlngfeHow. *
Elko, S. C.
Try one paper of Creech’s 2 lb to
mato seed, locts. a paper.
Everybody that have' tried our 2 lb
Tomato Seed say they arc w orth ten
times the price w e charge for them.
• ^ Crteall’s Pharmacy.
/ We sell Tomato Spied that produces
tomatoes weighing 2 lbs each,. Did
.you ever try them ?
Creech’s Pharmacy.
HOGS FOR SALE.
A good brood sow with six
joung pigs for sale. Apply to „
George li .-Bates,
3—2h Barnwel!, S. C
fine
r i
MBM———CaPBMaCMKa
J '‘AURORA" . 0
Carbide Feed Acetylene Appara
tus, The Modern Light, for
Btores, Dwellings, Churches and
Country unmes, Every ma
chine sotil under an Absolute
' guarantee. A d dress,
John F. Folk, S. C. Agent,
Bamberg, S C.
a
FINAL DISCJIARGK XDTICE.
- Xttflee Is hereby.git eh that the on
dersignen as Administratrix of the hs
tate of W. S. Hay, deceased. Exec
Bf Miss'll ate if. flay. dT”
ees«ed. wltl on Saturday the 5:li day of
May, I9(>d.j8le her final return as ad-
- millIstfaliix as aforesaid with Hon.
IL. Snellhrg, ,1 udge of I’lobatc lor
mrnwell County, and apply for l.dtefT
• dlsmlssory as Administratrix <>f tin*
Executor of said estate of Miss Kate E
Hay, deceased. /
' Minnie S Hay.
AdmlhDtratrix W. S. Hbv, deceased.
March 30th. IQOfi.
8PECIA L KO A D T A IO N,
Bi.ackviu.e Tow xskh*.
In pursuance of the Act of the Gen
eral Assembly of LfH and by direction
of the County Board of Ctnnui ssioners,
we, the undersigned^ ineiubers. «>t t.he
Blackvllle Township Board ..f As*cs-
ay r s, w 111 "h HTf f a nj^pTl FfiTh oti the qm's-
lion of voting a supplemental two mill
road tax on all real and personal prop
erty in Blaikvllle Town»lsip for the
Improvement of the public -highw ays
in sshl Blackville Tow risljjp, on Satur-
, dav. the twerstv ill>t day of April,
1900, in the town of Blackville.
Managers—G, IV. Bodiford, G. IV.
Nevils, B. L. BoyUton.
Polls w ill open at 7 a. tu. auil close-at
4 |». m. and liic election w ill be cun-
dnctid according fh the rule* and reg*
illations.provided foe general riectluna.
L. I* Blume, Ch’uj.,
S. E. Ilsy,
1. 11. Hutto,
Township Buprd.
Long Branch PlsWosordiy received
too late for puhtlcatiun this week.
G L. Tortle E«c|. of Aiken was here
yesterday on professional ytatlei*.
Dr. J. C. Creech and family left on
Thursday for their new homo at Gaff-
ney, S. g.
President Rootevelt on Tlmrsday ap-
pointed Mr. B. J. llumuiet Postma-ter
/it Blackville.
The Palm I.ijnited w ill math its last
2 i)js-for iTiTs' season on 1 next Sunday
rt Monday.
Dr. J H. Wilson hps declined tlie
cHI to thd Newberry County churches
and will remain at Salisbury, N. C.
Dr. W. Gilmore Simms, Jr , is at
home for a short vacation- from the Dio-ulng.,
Soulliern Gbllcgeof Pharmacy, Atlan
ta.
SALE DAY.
The attendance on Monday was not,
overly large but it was particularly
nice
The County Board of Equalization
met and completed its work. Capt. .1.
C. Gridin, Chairman of the County
Board isjhe^Bkrnwell member of the
state Board.
The Supervisors of Regis!rail >n
were a little busy and will be more so
ns the campaign waxes warmer
Land sold by the Master brought
over 15' cciit'cotton prices, a tract of
200 *crcs partly within the corporate
limits of Alieinlale, being bought by
Mr. VV. F. Gii'-gc for $6000.
More than a score of iMulea were sold.
THE ELVERS’ BRIDGE M EMO-
MOP.1AL ASSOCIATION
will observe Memorial Day April 2flth.
Distinguished speakers have breu in
vited t*> speak. , .
The following ca^nmittee* have been , Cash 111 AuvatlC^.
appointed: t '
On groun&s «nd order of th*. dav—.1. i r , . - - . - .
D. .leiioy, J 5 . J. *7opeiaud. w. E. seas'*,! I nuiary Klcction Auj^
N E w Af)V E RTIS EM K N TS.
J. F; Folk—‘ Aurora.”
Gaiber
The competitive, examination for" tire
U S Naval Academy cadetship from
thi» Dtstrict wifi be. held at Barnwell
on the ISth inst. - ^
'^"Married Thuwdav, March 29th. 1^06,
by J. O San<!ers, Notary Public. Mr.-
Aihon Creech to ilfsa Ellen Hutto;
a I i of ticuLgc* Creelt r — —
Mr. D. II. Best, Jr., was graduated
in pharmacy last week frot.i the South
ern College of Pharmacy, Aflanta* and
4* at liome again, hafrpy,- heaithy andu
hainlsi.tne . rr:———a, ' i' " .—
A large part of Barnwell will he at
Witliston t iitav to enjoy the Barbecue-
,ltod Basket Pic Nio of the procession
leaders ami the good company of that
good-people. !
At- the Augusta.horse show hast week
Dave Maddox, dr., a Barnwell County
raised colt, ov. in d ,'M r -Jidiu JM .
I'^^.L' 1 the rllvau’ cyV^oa er ir-
tlrbf!?- of camjpetitorg from several
States.
Piiotographof W. A. Reckling of
Columbia took group piotdres of the
(•ruled School pupils las' week, and
•dd^U to IlfsxtAek of/freasitres tt pim-
togaaph of the Barnwcil._Cpaledvrato
-MtrrrnmTRC.' ' ' ^
Vi’hile •‘reaving ro>ibers” in Mr.
Ruist Bj jjvn-ja-g.'iienil repair shop in
—Bamberg Mtmrlihv xiiiart+m<11 Master
Vernon Kllz uof aggd J t yo ir* was ac-
eidenta!Iv. shoj' nod killed by his
12 yeaie yjt
r l he last t rm of the Court of (.'eucr-
il Sc'-sion*' w a« a record hmikr.i; for
JRarn^ell in costing the tax pavers of
♦bo-emrntyrnothing, as Jim fine* col-
April 2d, lOCfl.
.. READY FOR WORK AG A1X7
Having repaired the recent fire (inii)-
•ges to Qtvaniop \ud w arehouse 1 aui
sgainT'eady io ( j>erve my customers and
tlie public wUnlite best work and nnir
terisl and at most reasonable price*.
D. 1’.. Jolinsi'it.
BjackvIRe, S tL -
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March 81. IfW.
Tt) the memhefs of Camp C. J. CoL
cock, United Confederate Veterans : .
You arc requested to meet at-( amp
. Ileatluuartei*. Svcanjore. S. C;> .April
7th, 19u(>, to pay regular anmiat fLTbs;
to elect delegates to State and Nation
al Reunion* at < olunibia. S C-.i and
New Orleans, La; and transact,all hns-
locs* that may properly, come-.he.
.Hie ewiiHr 77
The National Reunion ~ will he hchd-
4i
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in New Orlean* April 'ioth. 2(KH an4
‘J7'h. and the State Ketmion in (.'olum-
bia May 16th, 17th and iStlt.
—— V. W. Manuel,.
•• - V - Adjjt.
Sycamore. S. C., March 31,,1900.
I acted ov.-r paid all expins** in iho
w'«a! ol jury and witness per diems and
ttfrileagc and^pwHUfs wages.
Mrs, Thgf'lore Rooscvc.lt, children
Klhef, Archie and C^irnmin. with maid
and govcrheifs, were in Bariiweli about
two niinuip* on Fri'lag, passing on the
~>.)i» 1 hern-’s FbtfIda Lnfflteil to FcrnaH-
ditta. 1 .a.,iitiake tlie il 1 vflowcr for n
ten day s’ cruise in the West Indies.
Rev. S. C ity
his work -..as
Philip’*
day
cl->*t (l lieointTit
ty ing tliat
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II AM BERG COURT.
The following *ro the new Grand
Juror* drawn for the year 1906:
J. D. Copeland, J. C McMillan, Jr ,
L. M Aver, Jr., W. B. Moore, J. H.
Cope. II. B. Grimes, I). O. Hunter, G.
C. Turner, J. B. Giltxm, Jr'., J. A.
lift'd; W. M. Brabham, J. L. Herndon.*
Tlie Petit Jurors-for the llrt week :
C. F Rizer, A. L. Milhous J. W7
Ray. M. K. Ayer, “E. (V. Morris, C. J.
ft. Brooker, Jacob C. Bishop, R. F.
Kirlfland. J. O. Kitti'r, G. B. McMil
lan, R. L. Miller, J. I, Cothran. A. J.
Hunter, W. S. Coopcy, H L. Kinard,
O. E. Kfarse, A. It Dempsey, tiro. R;
Ayer, G. L Sandifer. II. W. Beard, II
R Glllaui. iim. Jone*, J. (5. Utsey.
Roht. Kirkland, B. V. Kear*e. J r A
Gillam. J. A. Spann, W. G .Kirklantl,
J. Ij. Prove*u<7 J. AV. Sfok> «. J. G,
Klnsev, Jacob. Free, D C. Copehind,
N. Z.' Felder, t>. S. Williams, VV. D.
Be-lnger. -
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J nrors for 2nd week :
B. A. Bennett, Thomas Black, D. It.
Mathenvl T. !1. Hardwin, J. F. Staley.
Jr./J. B. Kinser. T' C- l’'lco, J. G.
Barker, Jr., M. M. Smoak, W. E
ftpann, C. B, Walker, W. If. still. Al-
bin Klrsch, T. . ifentz J. VV. Price,
J C. MoKinzle, J. VV. Jim, B. Ad
am*. J. L. Hmoak, J. B. Guess, J. C.
' Gibson, ff. L. Kearse, (LT. Grimes, H.
W. Johnson. G. , VV. WHev, J T. O -
Fall. J. M. Oiloin. E. D. Bcssinger, J.
f». Atterbefry. VV. H..Dairnel), VV. E
Sease, Jr., J. J. Carroll, J. E. Morris,
Bei'k with entered upon
associate rci’tor 1*1 st
eituieii. t liariest'tP. on Snn-
Ihe’M.iiidav News aui fimrler
rrf >ri; it'es bv
lie made an excel cut ini-
preasion yester>lay on Ins first appear
ance as rector of St I'biiip-,”
llnusewivrs should k-now that paper
bags nr* ms-le of a compound otrag-.
lime, giue and other suhsiance* mi.ved;
u iib t lii’mic.als and acids. When dry
tlie^ucau 00 ho harm,-hut a damp -pa
per lufg^is n<>t lit to touch any soijt ‘if
Jnnd.—■ liein-g-rtie fTse. no f-a i| of
a d unn orJ-'-jicv nature ought ever 10
Be kept l» a papff bA|{7T
A I/'ilge of Kiiiglits .of Pythias was
instituted Dunbarton Tth's-iay night
by District Dc|>uty Gland » baiHelli-i
J, B tiu**-s, as-i-ted by a team irow
Barn w ell Lody*.
tt beguis tt' aoo't wiirk wr'h
''iniyei's, Mi
t lisncelioi (iommr.titler and
run er J’ast (.hai cellor.
Tuk Pkoi’I.k acknowledge* aq in
vitation Iroin -Mr. an I Mrs it. H.
Ke-Hahan to the marriage of their niece,
Miss Lula Durant >!rong ( and Mr,.
Oscar Hamlet Patrick, of BarnweM, in
tlie *P-re'»t»v.te1Tiih T'linfiib. King-t-t c,
on Tdostfay next,<10th insr. Our l;est
Rtnnl w i*hv* aro teuderrd for tlte li ng
future Iripnines* and prosperity ot
these so desoj-ving yoimg people
The meeting of Gump Morrall, SfVL
U, (L V at Meyer’s .Mill 7n Fjiiiay
was well attended, a fine baTbeVno a n-*
joyed anil.an exeelient address lo the
Veterans by Mr. Clayton S. W.irnii
crowning and comple'ing the pleas
nres of the we:i snout ilaoi
o Loe 4iTii+> iv^oftnsnstn-'+TpT-helrh
Columbia Messrs George K. Dunbar
»ill J A ncil Mwv^:- were cteol-.c 1 lie I e
gates; Messrs L. F. Cave and Ben
Rountree tHVernatys.
Mr. It. E. Hartzog of Bamberg and
Miss Janie K Mason of Lanrinburg,
N: C. were iharried in the Hotel Nor-,
niandie parlor, Greenville, on Satur
day. Rev H. L Biiggott OlUeiilting.
Mr. Haitz g is principal of the
graded school* at Carnesv'IHy, (ia..'ahd
Miss .Mason Was the music teacher
there. As Mr. Hartzog could not
leave his school long they trict at
Green ville where their marriage was
witnessed by their kin people, Mr. and
Mrs. O. B Hartzog of that. cHy aid
Misses Mamie and Annie Hartzog of
Bamberg and other friends, i -.
S.
A Co.— M i IMhcry
'■ ' " 'fir''
liny—Final DJs
A. N,
Opening.
Mrs. Minnie
charge.
Bank of Eanjwell—Quarterly State
ment. -
L. P. Blume, Chairman—Supple
mental Road Tax Election, Blackville
Township
D P, Johnson—Ready for Work
Again. ’ ** . u - •
J- M. Farrell—Cheap Mules.
J. A Hen Tobin—Fire Sale,
W II. Kennedy * Snu —MillinOTy
M. O. Kinard, J. A..CI)as»oie.!u, J. F.
Kearse and J A. Peter*.
Gn tnnsic—J, C. Breeland and J. W.
Kinard.
Decorations—Mr* J .W. JcnnV, Mr*.
J. J. Cope'.and, Mrs. J. VV. Kinard,
Mrs. Nellie Kinard, Mrs.=-J.,0. Kearse,
Mrs. J. C. Kinard. Miss Addle Jenny,
Miss Olive F>Hr, Mi-s Altco Kearse,
Miss Adelaide Brabham, Miss Marian
Kearso. Miss Roberta Kearse and Miss
A1T148 K**ar«e. * 'y-Z
The public is cordial) r Invited to at
tend. And the committee on decora
tion* respectfully requests the ladies to
bring ilowers
I»r. N. F. Kirkland, Hr.
J. W.Jct.nv, Pics.
Sect.
Iho BatH'WelT clitirch extend* a very
cordial irfvTtatinn trr"nli tho elmHsjms
In the A -socialion to bo represented
whether limy have a Sunday School or
not Let All ibo-e who expnat- to ,a'-
Tctyd send their name* to It. T. Rice,
Chairman of eom. on enrertainment.
DEATHS. ,
On Sunday afternoon the white child
soul of the infant dojffghte* Of M r v and
Mrs. J, Ham Kirkland of Bufords
Bridge passed Into the eternal keeping
of the one who called little children
unto him., Her body -was phfc^ to
sleep In thccemeterv at M i/.nxh ctiurch.
Rev. R. A. Yhngtie coriiiucting the
f»i>WtU services. -——— 1 —
UNION MEETING, BARNWELL
"A/-*DOTATION. —
■ ‘The next Union Meaing will hold
its session with the Harnwvll Baptist
church bsgluning on Frlditv the 27ih of
April and continuing tiirough Sunday
night. The nieetlny will hn derotcJ
e u imiRTyWhooi 8, *■ ** a I , niimTT TTi, mi Hutto closedlief
Mrs, J E. Collins entered Itro the
better world on ThitTsiVay lasL and was
hurled at .Salem ehurch. Kev.f R. A.
Yotigue otficiating. at the last touchitcf
sites. . . .. - • . ■■
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FOR COUNTY AUDITOR:
V . Barnwell, 8. (’•., Maytji 2Kth, HK%;
‘ After careful consideration of the
good wishejt. atrd *‘ILcit.atiVm* of n»y
j fjhend* In all *ei-iitm*<>T tlo*-G«unty I
respectfully armounce myself a candi
date for the ortice. ol County Auditor,-
subjei.a to the rule* arid regulations -ol
the Democratic Primary election and
pledging myself to abide by its results
and to-support the nominees- of the
party. Stncciely. appreutatii’g the
manv Asstrtanccs of support given me
and pledging my- best service* to the
State and L’ouriVy, If«lected, -I am,
Very sfneerelv,
M. J. Pate.
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Barnwell, 8. U., March 27th, 190C.
.,,1 Vetpectfnlly nnnot)nee myself a
candidate for County Auditor, sijlijci t
on Uic rules and regulations of the
Democratic Party. I pledge myself to
abide by the results of tha Primary
Election and to support th« nominee*
of the party. If elected I shall grate-
fnlly five »ny best effort*-tu thc dls-
ohargo of my duties.
R. VV. Riley.
eve* in .earth* last long sleep In Deu-
■PVark on Wedne-dav of last Week','Rev.
R A, Yongue conducted tjp* tom-rLi
service* in the presence of tng)ty.Jo\ jug
relative: SB I lib nils. . ...
After an Illness of about
months Mr*. Ellen Sweat died
PROGRAMME. . • *. .
1 home near Robbins on i ebnuuy
11 a. in. Music, its plaeo and aged - soventv yigliu -ve.i'rs. Juo
Friday
value, in Sundav Hchuol work. It. M.
Mlxson, (J. e . KJzoy, W. Kinarti. (1.
W. Ren!/..
2.‘>h> in. Teachers and Teaching: .1.
!>. • Mbore, J. .11, E..»Ji4(Wrou.*a* J. B*.
Blank. *• • •
8 p. til. Should thc_ ehurch own, sun-
port and control She Suml.ay Sebnol; (».
VV. Garner, II. J; ouider, J. C. .McMil
lan. '
8a turd ay 11 a ’in. 'J’lir* Ideal Super
intendent, bls_ch*!ii<'ter, preparation;
W, M,- Jinm*, 8-~G r Af sty H e Id, IlyoT
•Brinson.
ID* work. (Jra.finff-;*:i*'.'"K;'1»: ftaTr"
three
at her
IH,
.- soris-
two daughters and many relatives auiS
friends are )tlt t> mourn her loss.
Slin lived a.cirffstian life all her' days,
and was a o)i*mla*r of the' Christian
Ohttreh, ll<r funeral sermon wa-
jirertched hy.-RL'v. Mr Smith of Ellen-
ton, and h:*i‘ roitiains laid. t-> rest at
Steel Creek Baptist Church. Slie ha*
laid dowti tin* efoss on earth tn receive
the crown in Heaven. -S.
Master'Arthur Fnru** 11 soo-of -Gnr^-
ti> i>. ; irrmati, iHcd nt The In.mu of the
r. •
renLir' itr Uavr’»ChurUi omihe 27*U
^ ... after a sick nos* Covering two
M EifiplleUl, J. Canada, Sr., G. E. weeks. He suffered with fever and
Bu t. - . « . | imeumonia pvceetled by measles;- age
p. to, 8uad*yHoiiool eqyltrinent: j ig years. He was buried on !). - ; • h
A. J. Faster, VV. G. Bthion, J A. Jett- : aFMt. Arnon Baptist church,'Rev. J.
hint..^s_.. . |) Huggins of Allendale conducting
8 p. m -The i loin/ (h-part.n.rnt .<'ra-Uo tip* ^;pi »i
l> rot Iters to cherish hL-memnry.
y 11 u 1 jrfri 1 ■‘ii 1 i 1' 1 fiirrrnir-*’i 111 1 i'"7''"ffTf‘‘f‘e4*B 11 ‘I ■ . It'HfflPlMtfflTTh m. ;;m<ts itro : ms.iv sorr,.lyin'/ relatives and friends.
Benson, l. ll Ilutfo, Aithnr Kennedy. 1 lie leaves a fatlietg (>ne sister and lour
Su nday 11 AO I'he Sunday' >elu><d 1
hrut (h poiiilnatitnal wo'Ji: ('. M. Bil
lings. ''
:y :M Sundav Bcliool Mas- Meeting
trin minute specehos and e’asges
8 p in. Preaehitrgs*lira) ArJ FoTsicr,
Normal Class .work will he prusi'Ilted | One tomato sn ow 11 from nnr Hi' To
hs opportunity offers. ’ ; mato sefil tills a large dish when/
- J sliced. Just the thing lor slicing—
Indian time for
when -the oak leal
tel's eat'.”
The
WjM
p but ling corri
is as a squir-j
Now Irit the birds alone,
very delightful.
JJrceeh’s Phupmaev.
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FtilIvo <rf F>] 11 i*;s and Medicines,. Cut,0 lass,
SUtTiur iSHvcp Ware begins at
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• Tobin's Drua: Store
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oiliieApLIntlnv !tt»»l wjiT cnnfnnK* fur six
(roods sii^btlv dansaiied aImi)sL*4vt*n ilw.iy-
wocks.
in—or-
(1.■ I I - >41’i! m nov, .-lip k. The Stock hurt only , by
smoke wili be closed out at a sacrilirc. Come early,
FALLEN TOBIN.
COMMENCING TUESDAY, APRIL 10th
AT 9 A, M., UNTIL SATURDAY,
APRIL 14th, 1906. ,
All the ladies of W’ilitston and surrotmd-
iflg ^tfuHtj-y are cordially invited to attend,
same. AYe have gotten in a large stock of
Ladies
EDITOR’S CORNER.
As March marched outourgood sub
scribers Messrs J. E. Hair. T. J. i $
Grubbs, J. C.'.Sanders and G. VV. Delk
put us in tlio right iitiinor f(fr April
Ilowers and shower*.
Master Lcnnic D-lk was rt bright
caller ,on Saturday to *ec how papers
are-nride,
Etervhody of grown years va.« glad
to sec tin* g- od face and shake ihe kin 1
hand of Mr: T J. Mo-ris on Mnndav,
over irom his Georgia home after an
absence of three year* to spend a week
w ith old friend* and relatives, who re
joined to sec thirr time deals so gently
wUh him, and who will not be catltcnt
hereafter unless he comes annually.
Mr. T VV. Scott paid us his .iirnnxl
pl«trisant Rosemary call on Monday.,
Te*o numerous to mention were the
good friends who made Monday ;>.*
pleasant to us as a midsummer pic u!c.
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_ _ — — Garden Seed,
For sale nt
1! u rc Ijh a Re r ’ s_D r u g Store,
Sole Agency for 1 . . s
-Y— B u ll well. ,
WANTED—From foiiy to fifty men
at once to work about saw mill, mil-
road and woods. Good wages to good
w piker*. ""Z '
The Miilcr I.mnber (’o;
Ulmers;8. 0.
125.000 Strong. Vigorous, Healthy
Cabbage I’lants of the h?st established
varieties; safe iind sure headers f<*r,
sale and ileliverv.aa soon a* the Spring
wa-rant* garden p
your clubs now and
wanted and 1 will
quote pi ices f. o. b.
•anting. Make up
write me number
hook order* and
Ulmer. S. C*
J. M. Brant.
■ncyTii
, m ' . _j
Growing,
Large
Wafermelons.
-f have Been planting ern'ti year for
several year* from 70 to, 100 aere* In
Eiien variety of Watermelon*, and have
made good monev rvery year,
l secured -good-Eden seed to iU’gln
wlih aid have improved tlifm^each
year by selecting my seed from large
and well shapeti melon*.
I have them dried In tlie shade which
will, w lien pruptnriv pbmtgri-.- nlway*
come, up, it* they are sound and full.
I have 1.900 lb*, of choice seed to jj(-
Te.r.at 50c per Ih.
When you send your order for seed
and wish me to do *o I will instruct
you Imwv to prepare. Fertilize, plant
and cultivate. . •
Jet your orders cmne in at once.
I sold +hs) ‘-am# hlhd of se*-d over
Souttt Carolina, Georgia anti Florida
1«V- year, which gave perfect sail*tac
tion. ' .’.7
e-« o «•
!. Furman Still,
Blackville, S- C.
— - 4 — V — * .
ORjAa-^LEEJL
Dentist,
rFvi! i.i.iwN, - ^ s. c.
^AVlU-ava^k any wherein the countr
ity “perit) !}ppoInthH'nt.
MOHE Y-TO1I31D.
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Vvc «re pfe-paredtB negotiate loan* ntr
improved-farms for five years, partial
payments, inteyeftit'prr cent on loans
tptder ?l.(KKi; 7 percent on loans over
$I,ut«). Troirt w rite, ovum iiiiij wiijr
VS a J <»- i’atu rson A. Smx
FINE MM/TL COAVS. •
milch cows
Parties
please w rite to'
desiring tine
£fifr-Wil|. sell
tor heef cattlo.
W. C. SMITH,
Wii.i.iaroN, S. TV.'
for cash or exchange
and Ready-to-wear Hats, ^ij
I'lowcrs, Ribbons, Sjlks.^etc., also a. large
stock of Dres^/.-Goods; the prettiest and Ij- ‘ |
nest ever brought in 20 miles around here.
We ask you all to eome and inspect same, ™
-whether or not you are Veady to place your
order. Our milliner, Miss F.foeCM. Wtight, ;«
will he glad to serve all the ladies.--
We will sell earring the Opening lOOO yds. Z
Embroidery, some up to tS inches wide and ^
worth up to 35c., for only toe. per yard. ( j
A big lot of Embroidery worth 1 up bi toe for ;•
; 3-40., also a lot at 7 4 2e. ■ 360CI yards ’of *
C. F. Calboua, Pv.M. Backia^Hai
Win. Mdab,
Calhoun & Co,
; '^7 nice shirtings at 5c. per yard. 2,000 yards ?:> inch
land for 0c. per yard. We also carry a big stock otT
4\ Men’s and Cntldren’s high and low cut Shoes. Our
S. Is-
ulies’,
slock
i’luj-Ncv/ Jeivcv I.ogislature lias ap-
propriuted $3o0,000 dollar* to carry on
a war 'of extermination against uina-
fjuitoc*. The money will be »pent In
O. II. Free, Jr., J. W. Stecdiey, J. T. j draining 200,000 »cr«* of swamp laud.
* »
of Men’s, Youths’ and Children’s CM$£&g i'- complete.
J\lso a big stock of Furniture and Stoves, which wc will
sell at prices* to suit everybovly. This is an opportunity
you don’t always get and it will be to ybur interest to get
something whether you are in need at present or will bC la
ter. Wc extend many thanks to our friends for their pat
ronage in the past and .hope for 1- continuance of same.
A^urs respectfully,
A. N. GARBER & CO.,
WILLISTOX. C.
Life, Accidei)^
O^ycloxie
LIGHTNING
How
to cure
and
Cold.
GET A BOTTLE OF
Nature’s Cough
v Remedy
AND A BOX OF
I
Creech’s Grip
Capsules.
TAKE THEM
THEY WILL DO THE WORK
FOR HALE ONLY AT *
Creech’s
Pharmacy.
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WHY J I AB
-ri-
Sold 25 Car Loads of Stock Thisi
Season?
Because Both His Stock and Prices are Right
Just Received:
- 2 CARS- mi£S,—
1 CAR HORSES
A ll Good, Sleek and Straight*
. And Mie-horse Wagons 'Virginia’ Make,
Buggies that are Beauties,
Car Loti
V,
With Whittle’s Stock, Wagons and Plows Best Crop#
can be made at Feast expense of labor.
WHITTLE’S STABLES,
> - BLACKVILLE • S. G.
I. F 4
^ CORNER CLAfiK STREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE.
. BLAgKVILLe, - - S- ©.,
Arc now completeFy ready for the Fall and Wintftf
•and oiler "
— in all lines of-
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing*
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Furniture, Groceries. To-
Glassware, „, v ,
- .Eic^-Ete*. •
ay, uram^
We invite, with eonlideuer*, t^pcial attonjtion to our bur- .
Tutufc, which will makeirny'home comlortaifie and beauts
fulj foJmr Clothing, which will defy tRc Wintot’a Cotit
and double goo'd looks; and to our Shoes, which will male#
your way and walk through life an easy progress.
WE CLIMB HIGHER
■■■ EVERY YEAR.
u *'
AND-
/
Live Stoek
INSURANCE,
—At Lowest Rates In- ••
Strongest Companies.
CALHOUK & CO..
—OFFICES AT-
ilrHDiiU.
lark Dial will take live years.
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Tt gives me great ami sbieeie pleasure to notify my
friends and his friends that I have secured the service# o£
Capt, U. Dftnh as saletnart, in order to do justice t6 my
constantly increasing business.
7 With his help and assisted by Messrs N. f4. W. Walk
er and I. A Attaway I can servo all in need of thd Beat
Mules and Horses that can be bought from Kentucky to
Kansas, Wagons almost everlasting so good are thfeit nuK*
terial and workmanship.
Comfortable and eiegant Buggies and Harness, as sa&
as the best life insurance against accident;
Don’t .be blindto yoiir interest,, come and ^e’ll
prise you with satislaction. ' • >
*
Hill Top Sta
BARNWELL, S. Gv
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