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Tl^e Barnwell People,
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^Summer lioK^rs in tba bp QI P4II.
Moodttj will be the Jewl tb Jv'ew
JlSSf'--- j
Herd well Hu iibip&l Election iftxt!
TueediV. . • .r
Bnrnwell r**celred 6S bales of new
culion lha: \\e«k.
- Attorneys l:h- Tobin and J. 21. Pat
terson were in town Tuesday
. , Work on the new italon depotstAl-
WM on '*"****’
be held at tbelr Hall > n Friday ulght
EATBS OF 8URSCBIPT10N.
In Advanee, per Annum
On Thpe.
,.11.60
..MW
zr-i. Mr P- Bu * h of Ko,,r Mile F» v « u»
ait fH o clock. A fall attendance la. -* look at hU handsome face on Monday.
eqa< atcd. By order o( ' i
The Fall term of the BarnweH Grad*
ed School will commence on next Mon*
day.' '• ■ - --
T. E. CL’MINGS, C. C'J
* Wmv McNAB. R. C.
The rliala itsr.g 111 move to ' Fair
fax die first of next week. : ■
It 13 Eolierfa. ^ J. H. Mi)i fls v
Glerk.
Hupr.
If you ifxini Pale’s Phar
macy from 6’ a. m. to 10 p. m.
call photic ;12.
From 10 p. m.~io-£ a. tn.
call phone 5G y 2 rings.
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lUJiY SK \ HOX BULK J.
tllft 'TKf ? i%a*on oorrespon-
deoixMill adyrr.isers will prevent dia-
appointm^fit by oomptyfnK wilh these
two rules: >
To ensure prompt puhlicatlon com -
immicaMons imisr reach us by Mondwjr
bight mails, at latest, and he of a char
acter to Interest a reasonable per cent
of onr renders
~ Copy for-chaogea hi -tHlvei’ilisemont
must reach on Mondays. a« new’ a direr -
tisements and f-eidtble lews will have
the rlghf^ of way.on Tuesdays.
We like to please onr friend#, and if
they give us a fair chance we will do
our full part. We are willing to work
overtime when n< cesrary for the pub
lic good, hut we draw_jhe line against
losing sleep to please the alow corres
pondeht or tardyadvertlrer.
Thjrrghod Confederate Veteran, Mr.
E. A- Hush of Four Milo, was In town
on McriujAjY
the twenty first
great Charleston
Saturday lu%t ws«
annlverssry of tttts
Earthquake. . ■ —
Chief Justice T. S. Dunbar end As*
anciate Justice F- O. Brabham were in
town on tlond.iy.
Andrew T Woodwanl Ksq keep* up
his good recoil! of being our model
Georgia subscriber.
Mr and Mr*. W.GilmoYe Simms re-
-tMra*U.tta FjuUxJxtW Glenn apclnga
BARN jV eLl. BAPTIST allNIDAY
T # SCIIOGI. CONVE3LUON
'•'hi* hodv met litiTti 7 jovee Branch
church Friday last aiiil continued in
session over Sunday. '- ,r , "Y
In manv retpects ihia has been the
most successful tneotlrtff'of all the 38
j ff»ne,hcTore .It. -ITis nuendance large,
thtrtyonc school a halng fopfoaenied.
.Thnirrograinme waa very excellent one
Some line speeches wen. made, ihosn
of nrethren Foster and Garner taking
the lead. The sermons by Brethren
Hair and Roton were both to the point
and flowed thit the speakers had
stuOuM their themes. As an c«pco«sBh>
of flic uonventions stand on the “Whis
key jjngstloiLJMJi*^^
twin w «a unaiilmiHisly adopted : Resolv
ed that, in view of the evil n r ti»e “J/q
nor Truffle" it i* t>i# sense of this
contentli'm that no Clirlstlan can af
ford to eiidm se tllie legal sale of
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IT’S A’ SORT OF PASS WORD TO A
MAN’S RELIABIUITY IN THE
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S. a. CONVENTION ~
The Fortieth Session of , the Barn-
Well Baptist Sunday Hchnol Conven-
tion held wiJi the .lovco ,„Br»nch
Church was well alP‘nde-3. well enter
tained and. well enjoyed. T3ie rxer-
clsea throughout held tjie close iiiti-rtat
and attention of both homefolks sod
visitors and all felt that the time had
been well spent in one of the best of
causes. All report* were encouraging,
helpful an<t hopeful and the Biindav
jNihool anny ia accomplishing a grand
woik.
The Banner waa aw arded to the Den
mark Miminy bchooUiut that feature
w ill he eliminated from future conven-
Capt. II. C. Raysur has resigned the
position of dispenser at Allemialc. Mr.
./osepTi Klca succeed* fatni.
The oat crop wax poor in the north
iprest this year and seed will be scarce
^ai.d high for the fall sowing.
The cotton crop will not he as good
as It proinGed u couple of weeks ago.
That la what good farmyriaay.
Mias Jennie Barker ha* been, ap-
ppiutrd PoHina*r«r’ut Selgilngville in
place of Mr. 11, J. Moody resigned.
- Sidney 8. Tv*An -of Allendale was
the only contestant at Friday’* exami
nation for the Citadel cadetship, -t; ,
Keep up with the cotton picking', the
weather Is prvttv ar thl* writing, bnt
trouble mav t.e hriwing in the Wert
Indie*. -./m :: —7--“—
Many Barnwell county people- are
snr^y to hcHr that M r. Oscar Foreman
and family will move to Beech Inland
next year.
F’riday brought home Mj\ nnd Mrs’
CIiarMe Brown Imm h very detrghttul
visit to New York and the Jamestown
Exposition*.
The prediction that Allendale and
Barnwell’Would be talking by tele
phone on Sept.-mbor 1st. missed the
mark at leant a mouth. . •
kev w ith his vote.
The convention vary much regretted
themon pitendarce of 8iate S. B. Field
Secretary J. D. Moore.
The .organiratiiiu was effected by
election of old officer*.
Too much cannot he said of the nr'
rajigemenr. made by the good people of
Joyces’ Branch for the c.nnfort and en
tertalnment of delegates and visitors,
i think every one hateii to have lc~#o
ho uie.,^XhJi^uc xt.cunveir tlnn,.g»ica'.
y
unlay before Tir*t Sunday in Sept.
lOOS, . ~T~
,Tn» collection on Sunday for State
Missions amounted to $(5.11.
Visitor.
FOUND AT EAST
A. Hannon, 4 of
T.lzetnore, V.’est
l.ave—fomuT the
perfect |>ilt that never dixappolnt* me;
and for fne benefit of other* afflicted
with torpid liver nnd chronic constina-
lion, will say : take l>r King s New
Tdfe IMIa..”* Guaranteed »atlsfwctbry.
23c at R. A. Doaaon A Go ,TJruggI*t.
THK BOlini INGOING DRY.
Xay th« jewt *hout the julep In the
camphor ha liar at last.
For the miracle Pas happened and
Iheolden da\s ar*} past;
That which make* Milwaukee fa
mous docsn’t -fowiw in-T-eswessee,—
And the lid in oid Missouri is ns
tight locked as can lie—
O. the Comic pa|>er oolhncl ami his
rrwni-s vfcil.mtght
mlc pa|»er c*>|bni
a&ll.might sigh.-
For the mii*i is w aving gaily, but (he
smith Is going dry.
Rv the stilUJd-H on the hillside In
Keninckv all i« sllthr -
For the only damp rtdreshment must
he diisped up from the>11 (4.
No’th G.i’ltua’s sturdy ruler gives
his soda glass a shove.
T^ -^nanTi* ,m
Col. Robert Aldrich ha* returned
fronrHl# vacation and w ill be busy- In, . , 1 „ ...t.i,
Ti>a*****,•*». G^ ^
the busines* interests of hb»—many
clienrr.’' - •*' 7“ -
been changed t<i the Thursday^ Fridav
and Saturdiiy before the 8r*t Sunday
In September, so that pastor*, dele
gates and others can attend the con
vention aessionii'w ithout uiUsing tneir
h«M«e church servlcess Next fear the
convention wii; be held with Fricad-
ship Church.
Thw < fflcl-»T'-court of the Bamberg
county local option election allowed 314
vote* tor and iSN against, the dispeii
sarv, a uiejorRy of 2d in favor ol the
sale of liiitior*. j
Monday was aaleday in name only.
Being Labor Day the dispensary was
closed, ih<«. post otlice kept Sunday
hoorspHie R. F D. carries rested and
other pei^de worked.
Mr. J. B-. Towne brought in quite a
eurlosTty" on Saturday, a S'-ciimi of a
long■■WiteriiH{i< n_ vine that instead of
fruit bore a cluster of pretty llowefs as
large as small tea cups at tin* places
where melons are used tb grow^ T ■
.-^resident Srihling of the S. C. Farm
ers’'Unjon writes from Little Rock
Ark . where he attended ttu national
mcerlng, that this State ha* the best
cUton am) s'orn crop* in the South.
He thinks the c’Oitlnufd drought will
pu-h cotton to 15 cents.
Rev. Charles K. xCabanlss,’— w^hd''
several years ago was Rector of the
Kpl«copat CtiuTClr of this ptsce, dted tn
Georgetown on tlie 2sth uit at the age
of 64 year-r He is survived- by Ids
widow, two daughter* and one son
For tire print three years he had been
Rector of two churches tu George .own
pminty. He had lived in several States
old oorn^nd*frota ■* | (l ^ rit * honored In all. In his young
* -gallaut aoldier ol
Xt-ii.7nsEle.s4 aL-ihii. jCautiUiu
w Inkful of the ove.
For the co. k;Hl!, gla<»* Is dusty
the south Is go 1 ng dry.
XQ
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an
and
WfLLlSTON BAPTIST CHURTHI.
Fourteen months ago the Wllliston
Ra|itlst* began their new church and
on Sept. 6th they will occupy their new
building forthelim time.
They taka this method of inviting
each «»f Ifs-meuiliers and congregation
and all of it* friends to Join w ith ih**m
in their first service i'he building
will be dedicated Inter in the yfSf
Ttd* btnlciiig Is ,n>>*--o>ily a credit to
the town of Williston at.d it* Ba|itl*t
fotks, hut to the country and the de
unmtratlMi at large. A fuller account
of it will be made ULer.
A MIDNIGHT FIRE.
Ahnut 12 o’clock Saturday night Mr
Edwin Hazel was waked bv a bb zc
from hi* com house shlning in itll fare.
flFqitink work of hi ms*-11 ami his fami
ly he saved hi* *Aa*k of eleven horse*
and mule*, a mare and tlin-e mule* he
log somewhat burned, but not fatally.
A-H-his capacious Tot buildings, with
_*XoeptIdn oT a am <11 uqa were destroyed.
manlmoil he was »
the GonTederacy.
twenty to twenty five thousand bundles
of hew fodder. He la of tba
opinion that nidtehs* dioppexUdn the! Sixteen delegates representing dif-
coro crib and Ignite (Thy rats caused | ferent sei'tlnns pf the «minty Httendeil
■* ' the pension'mejUlng on Monday.
CM!*
t)
the fire.— HU loss ia about half covered
by insurance. Fortunately hi* mag-
F<J#TUXATE KSGAPEmZ
sliUlon in Aehcvllle.
on Tltprtday la*t thirty person
were injured, none fatally. MrarH
L M. TBoiHpMin nt n idisuoi, Mra.^P. B.
, a l»n-ks wid littlj da lighter-Evelyn of
V fiBIch Land were on the passenger train
coiHtied w ith jtii_engine and re
c^ved paluful hut-trot sei Ions bruises.
Their tunny friend* are Indeed glad
to have the assurance of their safety.
NEW ADVERTISEMKN'i'S.
Finn) to Kent.
Henry W Scarborough. Attorney—
Of
Fall"
P. Manvilie. chairiiian, M.o
fit LhA^uld.
Board svefh roclecttHT'aTuI M r” n7V~~
Riirckhalter Wit* elected to Jill Jhe va-
cancv c4iiM‘d f>y -lliH dbatii of ("apt.
Wash. Halford us- Pension Comini«-
sinner. Hd. will he glad t> supnlv
to apidicant*.
- NottpeTsirereby given that a
Ingnf t4*e stoi Kholder# of The
atcilie iiiinibur compaam—Uas
called to convene at No. 1019 tVnnsrt
vaul * Bi<lg, 13rh A Gfiosuxrt srr;
PhttadetphiH, Pciina., at 2 I’. M on
Satdrilav. thefiiTt^ day of October, J .A.
I). 1807. to isTvS action upon the irp
pmvai or disapproval of the nmprtsei
a mee t
Samte-
Meeting of Stock bolder* of ijaltke
atohle Limiher Co.
J. K. Owens—Flue Small Farm For
Sale.
Pate’* Pharmacy—Readv for
and W inter Trade. .. .
H.F. Bulat—Blackvllle Property for
Sale.
FIFTEEN CENTS COTTON.
President R. D. Nmirh of the M, G.
Division S C A . who has been per
aona'ly tir.ding out cotton oofiditlmi*
in Mississippi, ]Louisiana and Texas
write* back Mint unless the farmers out
there get 15 cent* for thi* year’* crop
they nnd the merchant* and hankers
advancing to thi-m will In* badly crlp-
~ fried. Last year they made line crop*
ami sold for good prieea. This year
credit waa plentiful and the farmer*,
expanded t<»o much. The boll weevil*
Ahd bad season* have made the crop a
very short one. The corn crop there is
also a poor one.
Mr. T D. f'relghton, reu»ntly re
turned from Texas, coofirui* President
Bmitli’s account.
increase of the capital slock of the said
*to*r+»auUiun,—l uini imr hUTlitrcit ;|u>u*-
and ($1UU.00<I.) Dollars to one hundred
- lienry W. NCarhorough. ■ -r*
• - AtpirneV.
Judge Alton B. Parker of Nev; York,
who swam for the Preeldenc.r three
years ago, D said to he willing to run
In 11)06.
It Is water, water everywhere,
not a drop to dt-'mk,
We no longer hear »he music of the
mellow crvsfal clink
When the Colonel and the Major and
the General ami Jtsdgo .
Meet to have STIttl«mFp-t<f give their
appetites an edge.
F'or the egg nog now is nogles* and
the rye to code awry.
And the punchbowl holds chi nations,
and the south L going dry.
For It hears no pungent clove' tang
on its odontic breath.
And etich man can walk a chalk line
when tha star*.are ttrth«i«ky
For the ti/.z glass now is fizzle** and
, the south D going dry. • ^ /
“ 7 BUSINESS WORLD.
At the Bank of BlackviHe you have
the
ta<ve of a l)ig ami sti on
Tslo ^ive the
\\
advan-
pojh-y
1
Institution
same carelut consideration to thtr-
i
smallest elepositor as to the l^rircNt. +4——
—- AYS shoMltl like to ha Vo you as rt d c pnsirot. ~ %
Bank of Blau k v i L l f. *
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HORSES AND Ml
est Buggies, Longest
more.jiulL
remeinher that
ing your crop
Whittle has the
best from 7 the west all the year
round.
wagons
immense
and Buggies was bought before
the advances in material and
skilled lahoi’.
All Brices Based on Merit.
f,K ■
Easiest Running
Harness, Sets' or Sin
Saddles, whips, La’ll Robes,
all the essentials of a First Cl
Establishment.
lY
advise
tv npeTi ^t m« 1 rrrr|r
with luU stocks and nt Fairest PiU*es nnd
jmvehase? beflire fui ther advanefs Til prices!.
Anothev Car of l^est Hill Top lloi-sog and Mules t6 8]
rive in a few days. « *■
WOFFOIM) eOI.FFG F
r ' - ,f , * ^ _
A RTAN BU-sR-G-f’S^Or'^
UTOY NCLSOg SHYDERr Mr-A.-, LITT- D- LL .
PRESIDENT- . .
TF
re!4ne r artments..Ovm„asium under competent director, j
Aifcrivtic («rouuds. Library and Librarian. Science Hall.- I
Htty fourth year begins Sepleinber 18. 1907, For cata
logue address '' '' - • jj
J-A. CiAMEWELL# Secretary;
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’nenlh
Lhv Hip sbunt-the fnlei>,
Hih chcMtuuTtrefe kf last,
For tiwr«’» l>ut one kind of moon-
stiinc wild the oiden d*v* srcTur«tr-
Nnwrhe w«er wagoji rumbleg thro’
-■ ti>o suuthlinid oil Its trip.
Arid it help* no one t<* drop off to
pick up the driver’s whip.
For the mint beds nmko n pwstute
«nd tlie corkscrew Iningcth higlu
All is still atonglbe #tiil»:dc mid the
84<utli is goiog dry.
OrUuilo Reporter Surr-
DICKS
HOUSEy-
G34 BROAD ST.,
- AVOUSTA. Gs; — ■—
gomf
^1fcxcr , l!onf rooTxis nn'J
h:.4«i. Knles, tr.50 per dwy;
week.
A P. Dime*. Puov.
tatTir
special
Flue Farm oMiupfoved Land for
4 or (t h<»r#e fivcui—itt 1 *tilgli__Ht*tc of
cuUiv«tion. euftlclcnt house*, hums
:y)le* Riso good strain ginnery
complete, nnd good store hou*w flu*
stand; otner couvonioMt Improveiruiit*
and plenty of labor on,.the pUua^-
PH*turHge right*; plantHtioii nlsnut twi
ante* Trout Elli
WOFFORD COLLEGE FITTING SCHOOL
— : KBAR FANDLTftX, N. C.
Lhi^e New Brick BuRdingH. Steam Heat and Electric
Xlghts. Individual attentnm to each student Next Session
begins September 18.1007. For catalogue and inf fir urn tarn
A. M. DuPRE, Headmaster*"^
address
THE ST1TE OFSOKIiAROUSV,
COn N T Y t> F _ B * R N W K L l„
Cftrrt of Common Pleas.
COPY SU M MONS FOR RKUEF
(C'OMl’t.StXT BKHVKI) )
B. II. Ne.viU, P,illII’,iff. ——- '
n gainst =
Yl. Hattwel}_A Idrtch. AhlrlcV
wod Ad»lpiii* AMri’h. Deftudkiils.
To the Defendant* above named :
You are hereby summoned and' re
quired to answer ihc complaint in thi»
action which U filed In the office of ftn>
GRADUATE PIIARSACfSTS,
For HuF^kGwing coiunu n-
Mrs. A. L. Bailey.
Kllenton. S. G.
WORKED LIKE A CHARM.
Mr. D. N. Walker, editor of that
spicy journal, the KuterprLa, Louisu,
Ya ,’•*) *: "I ran a nail in tny font last
weak and at once applied Itucklen’s
Arnica Salve NoInfiimmation f«*l)> w-
ed; the salve slmpiy heahd the wound.
U.cals sorer, hum* and skin dlacase.
. Gwcantoed at ^
' Druggist. -5c.
A. Deason A Co.
uMlt-
Th« New* and Courier of Tuesday
advfaes u* ’ lo go ahnufi!."'Can’t spare
Iho time from trying to keep you
stralglft, neighbor, and beside* this
country i* gmal endngh. Moreover
Watson, You 1’iils and- you are Uring-
Jog the a>o mi tain lo'Mahomet,
A* the year* go by and the rank* of
dm survivor* of the lost c.»’j#e grow
thitinor the tie* h* tween th« gray
hen ei, draw tjiem ciiser and thyyjwait
w iih brave resignation the call to join
their comrades of the old days now
resting oeyond the river. ’
The reunion at Olar on Thursday
last was largely attended and the day
brought up niRiiy tender and touching
memories. The veteran* were given a
grand welcome ami the addresses of
CM. Robert A Idriclo and R. v. R. A.
Yongue (hrllled-the souls of old and
young To some it will have boon ..the
last nunffier yet it Will add a lasting
glow to their live* until the sunset
come*. ’ ' _ .
Tuesday’s Stale had a specially
forceful letter from Dr. FraMfrJfi. Wil
lis, formerly of Wiliiston but now of
Ithaca, New York, advocating the
no itliiation next year of a strong
Southern Democrat for President or
Vice President. He thinks that Sena
tor Tlllnian’a speecnes and Dixon’s
plav. "The Clansman., are doing good
up North In counteracting the luilu-
enoo of "Uncle Turn’s Cabin.”
Twenty year*’ residence In New
York ha* given ’ Dr.' Wtlll* good un
derstanding of pohlle .sentiment, and
he rinds ail war hatreds past except
among nrofeMjoital politicians and
cracked brtrined preachers.* 'f;~ ,
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FOR BA LtL- .. _ =
. ;tC0 ai:r<’s fine farmiog land two (2)
miles from Baldock, in Red Oak Town-,
ship.
Apply to Mrs. F. II. (later,
Dunbarton, S. C.
MONEY TO
Apply
LOAN.
*,
to G. M. Greene,
Barnwrtl.'S. 0.
FOR SALK.
Four second hand Gins. Feeders and
Condensers, all in good condition and
our own price. J M. Farrell.
Blackvllle, S. C.
FORGOpO GOVERNMENT.
I l»eg to nothlnate for unaitGnous
election on TuesJay jiext these good,
true, faithful, efficient and progress!?e
cttUena as Iiiteudant ami Wardens of
the iowii of Barnwell for the next year;
For Infoiidaui:
C F. Calbcuu.
-For Waritm*;
' K L. Patterson, ~e
P. W. Price.
tJ-. C. f»wen*. . '
J. U. Woodward.
Voter.
- LAND F'OR SALE.
Fifty acres of fine land, five room
dwelling, four stalls witti fodder loir
above, ami bam, sheds on both sides,
all new.
On public, road midway between
lllackville and Barnwell, within three
quarters of a mile of church and nine
months school
All or half cash, easy terms on bal
ance. Apply to
,,, J. E. Owen*.
ft.-'F. D. N?3 Blackvllle, S. C.
CftOUANDS FOR SALE.
A tr^ct pf four hundred acres Uting
on the™ Llwtr ,Three Runs, about .'F»
aero* uleaml, balance wood - lit rid,,A
mile* from Dunbangui Stuth n. a strict
ly healthy place, with tine water, one
WlUHiig. • -
AJXO 1
A tract of one hundred ftr.d thirty
Uucc acres, about 80 an res cleared,
balance wood laud, one tenant house
and out buildings, eicellerrt watyr,
"heaHhv, six mdea fnun lire Coast Line
and Charleston and Western Carolina
Rail wa) ft.
Fdr prices, terms nnd description
cii'l 0 » Or,‘\vi Ue to *
i 7 T. B. Harter.
Duuhatton, S. C,
the said Count v. and to serve a copy of
veur answer to the i!ompla,int on the-f-.
•nbxerTKer at hU office 1ft (lift tasprr^nf 1
Bsmweir, S. C. wLthin twenty days,,
oerrlce hofertf; exclusive of !
Hi o£luebr*iwyice; and li v«»o- frtil
to answer the com plaint wlth'n the
tinift afuresaid. the plaintiff in this mt-
tlon will apply to tbEnum-Xor the re
lief demamted Dr(]lt> complaint.
B. T. Rteo.
PlainHff’s Attornp-y.
‘ebfti iry Uth A. D. liMir.
To the absent defendants J. K. Al-
(IrlcrrarmFAdelphla A Ulrich.
Take notice that tha complaint, to
gether * 1H1 the HirtmnfL, of v. Iiirli the
fofeg.dog is a copy," was filed in the
office oLtha Clerk rrf—rhe (Muri
'ommou... -plF»s . for BarnweH
County in the Stito.of Snath Carolina,
on the seventeenth day of .'4igti»t A.
+>. 1007. Barnwell, S. C.
B T Rice,
I’Uiutiff's Attorney.
August 17th, 1807.
dations of onr fllPTids aint tho
general public we are atn-
cerely fffftfeftil.
We ^ItaH coRti
the best sarvicca of'hentl aiitl
leart ami liaiul botfr to _tLe
suffering-JUmBid
bust in IiealttL7—
For
mid the-ro^ -
the
tioTfs, the
purest presentr
beet- medleines.
FOR SALE OR REST.
in musTon. s. c.
a
111
The Browne Property,
kii£e house of ten rooms
square of 4 acres.
A fine stand and has he err
used for ye.ars as a Hotel. A
55 uere farm adjoining.
*.If sold titles of this prop
erty will he given through
Equity Court.
GRAHAM PLACE /
FOR SALE OR RENT.
• •
A House and 55 acTe farm.
A furr September 1st apply
to
MBS. A, M. BftOWXK
717 KiebLnd St, Columbia, 4
S.C, „ or
II B, M ATTilHWS,
cesLaua|m-«’hhI perfumer
les, prettiest gifts and souve-
rrri's eome (o Us; f rii<’ (l;lm7
Host iee^ - exqni^iu
candies
cooling
in their
CoilK
and most healthful
drinks-aiways kept
perfect freshness,
to see our exposi
tion, and you will become
our friend alul patron.
ALWAYS COME FIRST TO
- HILL TOP STABLES/
— BARNWELL'S.
S(/ma SAVING SALES.
The people who think ahead, who keep thetf btraii
well mapped out helhre them nre the winners in
journey of life. -j •
Think now of your fitll needs ami lei ns help you xtt
icady for the Good Time comitig. We have every thii
to make th(( home Imppy am! the fariu prosperous.
lowest prices are here il\ eopartnership with the best goc
As the Season advances, wo decrease our prices
m ignulcent line of clothing. We have ait (•legaut st(
to select from made by Messrs .^ehloss Bros. & Co. of ]
•'ft M
timore. •
Our shoes are unquestioned, selected from tne
bhc of the Peters IShoe Co., and are Doth fashion
comfortabk‘4
I -T-, J-gS-
We cauglit the mipket oil the recent f isc of i
having just put in two car loads of tho celebrated
Flour, and will sell you cheaper than yoit cap hav
Augusta or Charleston.
BLRCKVILLE.y
SMMri* 4*.
.^Ibouo
P. M. Guckia^att
r —McKati
Calhoun. A .Ho.
i
Life, Accident,
CYCLOPtB—
DR. J. H. E.
DESTAL
“ KMITILLI, S.'
I
oflice eretf
LIGHTNINC?
Sale
Iff
*r
WWlbton, a. C<
Town ol Blaclvine.
If FAYS TO ADVERTISE WHAT
YOU HAVE FOR SAL*.
10 Acer*' liiffd/ jn tne t*<irp<»r»i»
limits of tho town of Itlai’kville. with
•’iiflit- hoiisrs ihereon; aufi known tut
jmrtof tho Dr. O. a, Lnrltgui* •‘♦rntfi.
Otm lot In towji of ItuAvillo sBucto
on North siilo It. It. Avenue with one
drugstore bulMtng r.nd fwo good eot-
rngo nwelings In rear of store. In same
!<>t. and known ns Dr. G. I*. I.afrlguo
ding Ator** property,mljdiiing the renl-
dencHoTMr I*. VT. FarieD, "
•TaVo good huilding lots In North-
ern portion of tnw«.^E toll. lot meas-
uits 4UH ft front bv agr ft. deep,
S,reels on tlin-ft sidt*. Lots level nnd
siiiimih. -Frict’ft lOaoroftahlo to quick
but 6l f,/’ i ;
> ■ • -' k**-s*»-
. . • ' ____ ~ *:x *- •
— Livestock
INSURANCE,
—At Lowest Rates In* -
Strongest Companies.
CALHOUN k CO.,
—OFFICES AT— ,
fHH RANK OFTURNU/RI.I
WANTED.
offlee In BlackviHe
• .i •;7*,... . -..V v
Fridavstvd u id ay.
iJaTi
COOL.
W hftt’i rtffi U*e to ff«t fffitfN#..
Rmtth. the ftte riwu, can kefp
il left on ffsnd tu
tlnfo* dnring fumuner rhoftth*.
(mtronrtgc r^pcctfafly dolfcitCiI.
S. a. suMa.,
; r , NOTICE TO DEBIOHS AND
•CREDITORS. ■'
All p<*t;«v>n* Didahted to the oAtirto Of
0. 'I*. Jith'nfftn, d..e«.M#ftd,Hre lu;r«hy r«-
qulred to inak-*^ pgyinvnt and all ikt-'
**»n* holding vUim* again*! life said
■eslnt.. are rei(ueat«it to pTosnntrhu #ain«
duly nttwstod t»» t hs tiTnte'signftd.
‘ Mr. E.'izauein' A. Jonnson,
ICx«M-i»trlx.
BtftcVrinc, S C.. AuguM 21. IIX.17
Jl. F. Bni-t,
. A.:y. ay La y
Fifty colored laborers a
- i • • . !
once for logging, railroad and
sawmill work. Steady work
good wages, paid every night
with checks, which niay be
turned into cilice for cash
every two weeks and house
rent free. Also can use white
labor.
. rf Y’. .. r ■*
Call or address Bfeon Lum
ber Get-, Ulmers, $. C. located
on S. A. L. Ry.
A one Iinf*i}
Al’|*!y lu /'
J^oYicR.
farm for
rf<« of Mle,
B. Glvf*m»,
Elko, S. C
■<$<$*<$(#§*!
VVILLIS &
*V . ; r
undei? Opera h<
BARNWELL, S.
,. i)fcAt,Kl{8 tg ,
FURNITURE,
h-» ; ‘
COFFINS AMD CASK 1
Our Gooff* cbhi» from Unit <
niatiufat-torte*. Tltey art! of
tiest mntrriftl* and f»r*ute»t. 1
e#t aty'e#. nnd Our Fil
Fairest. V\*o Invlt# tlie 1
examination* of alt film 11
or wi-h to add to (he 6«»<
rle^anCe pf their
I’ortTpleume** ortr
iho largo ahiOmonM
giiarnfiiiOo That «0 wt
I copte a* (hey have
phnred before. GretOfu
gefierofi* pafronags
oomodf our ofienlng w*.
bc*t acrvtei-e'
imhifi* aftif, ih
good wj
ptea
e ilh 1
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