The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 03, 1907, Image 3
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KITKS #P 8URSCBIPTI0H.
John R. BojlUoijor E*q. w«» In town ! .UNION MEETINO.
j tiki third [Mrlolon «f fb*njnh*n
Only twelve dnj* to the opening of, Meeting met with the Reedy Branch
the tax book*. _LI_ . !-Baptist efiarch on September 2fRh 1007 j
..R. P. sienrson Jr. Esq., of Allendale Kn<,
whs In town on Friday.
th Advance, per Aqrok .. ..,
On
. .. .$2 00
TWO Codn'ty Chain gang i* at Fairfax
3.
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Roberta.
Clerk.
B. ■ortia.
Bupr.
rt»e reeatar meeting oT Bernwtll
i Lodge No. 16, Knights of Pythias will
Ibe held at their Rail «'n F-iday i ‘'
*" ‘ ' afe A ft»R attendatt
eqiieet ed. By order of
E. CD MINGS, a C.
Wm. McNAB. R. K.
Miss Jennie Pate left Tuesdav to‘
visit relatives in tin* old North ^tate.
r Treasurer Armatrong lias quite re
covered froin Him recent Indisposition.
New* items and subscription pay
ments are like angels visits these days.
Mr/ G W. Garner and daliglitera
are visiting relatives in ^aviuinah this
week
idsy night the nail afj
mduRsns Reed .
If yau want Fain's Phar m
many from (J a. in. to lO p. m.
call phone 32.
From 110 p. m. to 6 a. m.
call phone J6‘, 2 rings.
A BEAUTIFUL BRIDAL
A wedding of social prominence both
in Charleston and BlkcKvtlle took place
today at 8.30 o’clock, when Miss Char-
)»tte Perciesl Rowe, daughter of
&lr». Chevllette Rowe, and grand
daughter of William Gilmore bnnms,
Month Carolina’s most noted novelist,
was married to Mr. 11. Fullerton Butst.
of Blackvllle. It was a quiet home
wedding. The cerenpmv was per
formed by the Rev. Dr. John Kershaw,
rector of historic St Michael’s church,
and the bride was given away oy her
brother. Mr. W. G. Minims Rowe, of
Tuordav wns a beautiful day. ro was
our good ft lend Mr. T. W.} J.
Grubbs
Mr. W. H. Ritter of Oiar was regis
tered among recent visitors to the
Jamestown Exposition.
Attorney* Bate* & Simm« will move
into th«ir now offices opposite Calhoun
Park in a few days,
Mr. Q A Kennedy has left for Ken
tucky to purednise a tine lot of saddle
and harness horses and first class
mules. :
MV. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Simms
and Mr. W. Gilmore Simms attended
tne Hu 1st-Rowe wedding in Charleston
last week. 1
Capt. and Mrs. \V. J. Sanders re
timed to Fairfax la^t week after a de
lightful summer home stay In the Land
of the Sky. >
The sooner after killing frost small
grain is sown the less danger rff in
sect damage and the larger chance for
a good crop. __
Complaints of the damage done to
the cotton crop by boll worms continue
tocmneln. In places the loss la 1 put
at ten per cent.
The business men of Fairfax and
vicinity rook the Mrst steps last week
looking to the establishment of a bank
tner» were no preachers present
Aftf.r prayer be Rro. D. L. Grubb* of
Friendship the* churches were called
'and the delegates enrolled. Then the
Moderator, Brb. 8. W. Envy, appoint
ed Committees on time ^anrT place and
dn Religious service for 8ond*y, after
which the first and deeihui Topics
were thoroughlv discussed. . The
union then adjunm^d for dinner which
was vprv fine^aud delirlquslv seryrd bv
the good sister* of Reddy Branch, after
which the Union reassembled and
after prayer by Bro. L. B. Creech the
other Topics were discussed by BroV;
O Sanders. I) T. 'Grubbs, J. M.
K. B. Baxley.
The Resolution was offered and
unanimously adopted that this Union
.agrees with the Committee in all that
they have done in reference m temper-
ence and prohibition and bid them G'hI
speed. Go on. Brethren^ with the
work. Our prayers and .Hearts and
hands are with you, even to the end.
The Committee on time and place
report Helgliugvllle the next place of
meeting.
J.D»Sanders,
. OJar. 8. 0.
NOW THE TIME-
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SHOULD DO
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BANK
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Imuisville, Ga., her ontv attendants
befng her sister, Miss Mary Augusta
K6we. with her niece, oarah Week lev. .
of Bparuuourg, who acted as thelrtth* ^ U,,ft thrlv.ng business town
flower girl. Following the ceremony
there was a lovely reception. Through
out tiie house the decorations were in
green and gold, ’graceful fern* and
g..lden colored tlowere being ummJ
lavishly, in the drawing room where
tne wedding was solemnized, an jm-
prooitu. altar in white, decked with
greenery and silver candle stlcas, was
.placed hefore handsome banks of ferns
and palms, above which delicate vines
were daintily traced to fhe ceiling.
Rotted plants and cut.flowers were
placed iib<>itt the rooms with artistic
♦ fletrt, mikI the piazzas which were • n-
cloved with canvas. .were ai-6 beau’.i-
fuliv dre.e*ed. with growing plants.
In the fining rnnin the fioral decora-
tloii)i were, ini j slahwssSe. vt-aUTref-lveame -AUtft.
ty <ainVi»t ; lng . f it*_ relre^hmcllt table
exquisite with c^gsut wedding cakes,.
cut gla^s-aod (briers. It- was in tills
room that the ItMOdsome wedding gifts
were dispUted/ tilling a number of
tables and hu-ind.lng lovely things In
silver, oiU g **s aud lace, some of the
latter liaving-Tiee,t sent from Kngland.
Mr. ahd Mrs.'Hoist have gone to the
mountains where they will spend three
weeks. Among the out df town guests
at the wedding were: Mr, IV '.Gilmore
H-nms Row*. Jit LpaUvjJlc, Ga,,
"41*^ bride’s brother; Mrs.. AVillam
Thomas W«tklsy. »f Spartanburg, her
si-ter, with little Sarah Weetley her
niece; Mr*. Klla iSimins Sellers, of
Oraugehurg; Mrs. Anna n. Bostwrig|n.
-of AikenyAUss^toy T»\tes, of Coin Hi
lda; MUs Onevilette Govao > I in ms; Dr.
T. ti. Croft, of Aiken; Mi«* Mav
Kinloch. of H«ru\veU.;JB,r. F. II. Trm>
ger. of Columbia ; Mr.ahd Mrs. K. L
Gailliartl. of Colnmhia.—Charleston
Evening Rost Sept. •JUvh.
The quantity of nut*, rye and wheat
pi*ntwd In the BmiHl between now and
Christmas will have a heap to do with
fixing the price of next year’s cotton
crops. —
Bamberir businessmen «re, moving
for anr CTfnTTsion of tiie Coa«t Line
Railroad froui'Ehrhardt, via Bamberg
to Heninark Such a connection would
hti a long fcl: want.
Governor Ansel has accepted the
resignation of Mr. George IV. Morris
ns a m-'inner of The £>a*rd of Super
visors of Registration, btjt ha* not yet'
a ppohi tty} It Is, au ice s-or‘.
Dr. lienryX IIirt*og. *«» Jtlghly
teemed in all South Carolina, is now
President of Ouachita College Arkadel-
piruu'Ark.. one of rim best educational
iustitutfolfsTb"Tne great West.^ ■ - .
WITH UN ANIMOUS VOICE.
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The foregoing letter ami petitiojj
Imre the sincere signatures of many
citizens. ■
Barnwell, S. C. Sept. 10th 1607.
Hon ^. F. Calhoun, Mayor,'
Dear sir:
, r We. Hie undersigned citizens of
tire-town of Bar n well, are rendoded Uy.
a publication iii thvrtoeal papers of this
week' of Die verv-iMefirgenr, generous,
sell *a<;rtficing and progiessiv Abrvii^l!
"rendered by you a* Mayor ro our tow n
and it is PMis both a privilege jyifil a
great pleasure to Xlld tiie a sitrani*e
l.otn aft Zcomuruiiitv an las imnflduaU
' ot the good w'irk done muter yqtrr ad
ministration in the restoration and tip
building of the town and the better
ment of all municipal interests and im-
proreinents- t .-e
Asa laatin*evidence ofbuF sincere
esteem and a Imiratl >n we ask of the
Council the passage of an ordinance
giving forever the brine of Calhoun
^jhirkia the beHU'iful memorial ground
between tiie Court House and Opera
House. With our.hest w ishes for the
complete restoration of your health, so
dear to vnur friends, so yaJualilostoAhe
public, we beg to subacrlbi* oursplve*.
Your friends.
Hignedf hy many citizens. ——-
THE COU NO I f, ACTSG LADI.yT
n hearing the above-petition read
hv Warden J.-A. .Willi* and seconder
hv Warden J. A. Forter and was
unaniiiiously adopted o
Whereas a peipion has been presen
ted to the Tow n Con no! L signed by a
large number of the citizens, praying
tuat the public square between the
Court House ami the Opera House be
named Calhoun Para.
Now therefore. Be it resolved i That
the prayer of the iieiitiou be granted,
that tiie public square between Court
House and Opera. House be forever
hereafter known as .Calhoun Park, as
an evidence' of- rhe high esteem in
which Inteudant L’. K. Calhoun is held
by hit fellow citizens and brethern
of tiie Town Conncfl, That the petition
and this resolution he recorded in the
-minute book of the Town, and pub
lished In the Couhty papers, and that
the iirlgiual t petition and a copy of
t4ie*e reslTtutforiH be presented to Mr.
Calliouii by the derk-of council as a
pleasant testimonial of the grateful
appreciation and high regard of bis
fellow cidzefis.
[L.8.] Done in council this 26th day
of Beptember AniM. 1U07.
C. J, Hay,
Clerk.
The Coast Line ••ommeni.'eri on Sun
day to ruli new and luxuriously coin-
fnrtablA psAenger couche* between'
Aiyp^ta and Kloi erree.
Our unforgettlilg friends Messrs B.
F Weathersbee and .1. G.* Davis fe—
meinbered us last week wll.li pleasant
words and square deal treatment.
As soon as th6 Southern Railway
can provide the necessary equipment
mail service will be put on the- local
train between Allendale and Barnwell.
That old time weather prophet, the
dog tennel. Is beginning to b'ooin.
Within t wv weeks after its whiteViown
appeared old time folks looked for
October i« the host month for setting
out strawberry plants. For a iaiiece.ss-
ion get early, medium and late va
rieties.
Put out onion seU, sow lettuce for
holiday eating. Sow eabhage am d’for
the Hpiing crop,' and if not already
done plant turnip*. 1 ■’ .
Save field pea seed this month. If
pickers can not be obtained run the
inowfer over the field after the dew is
dry. Late intho afternoon when the
pod* are too damp to shatter and shell
out naul to the barn and thresh out at
leisure.
At tno. North Carolina Experiment
Stations it lias lje«n proven that' good"
seed corn increases the yield some times
as much as twenty nine bushel* per
acre.
Select seed In the field. Pick out
stser.g vigorous stalks not too high
lieu ling two or more well shaped ears
some fou? or five feet from tne ground,
thai.haye medium shanks that wlH al
low tno ear* hang down and shwPThAr
rain. Don’t hunt for long shanks.
Select the seed oo,rn gradually ahead
of the gathering lor the crib.
BECAUSE—Iti&JtystTGng’, cA re fill, Aafe, libcrAL, ^rGrti^t, accurate and ailoccaaTuI institution,
BECAUSE—It is a growing, aroysv progressive, up^o^l^e Bank m every particular.
BECAUSE—Tour accoiuit will be appreciated by the Bank and yortr interest will always be careful I v
com
BECAUSE—This Bank has an excellent Eire Pi’bofYmilt and the Finest' Modern Manganese Steel
7 v ■' —. .. ■ G .fi •
Burglar Troof Time Lock Safe in which it koepsits funds and papers. " •
BECAUSE—Each depositor is always a welconAe visitor, at the Bank, whether he deposits Or ilniws on his
h alance.
A. H. NEESON,
X .
' J. M. FARRELL,
THOS. L. WRAGG.
PRESIDENT.
vice-president.
CASfllER.
Druggist* SlmniH <&, By*; will occupy
their new nauil v which the paiutcis
and pi**tcrer* ii*vc handsomely reno
vated, toward the close of this Week.
l)niggisb-Cr N. Bnrckhalter I* now
imly a« ii'iiiiu "nr TtTM'l^upJJfou* new
•tore ai d wilrJie glad to give hlz Besi
■sarvlcr ter*tPtiTS"(Si*tomor*, • • '
Should you-fteed more
• StORE YOUR COTTON •
- r- •
Though the weather prevented min-
Uu-iial .Uenilaiue on (t«Uird«f ^uponl Jly plantation four mile* from Barn
Branch well on the B»ni,yell and Aiken
lb# Union met ting at^ Reedy
a go.id congregation a**enibl« d and
Uiecuxstnl the lojih * on the programme.
Presiding Elder R. Herbert done* of
the Charleston District w ill hold his
fourth aud final lor the yeai quarter! v
conferences:
For AnnletonCircuit <intfiher 8 fi.
For Allendale Scalion October^. 7
The first tropica! storm of the season
came up lrnm the Gulf-of Mexico on
Kridjiy and covered the enjlre cotton
he It east of the Mlssl-sippl with a
record brtatkJhg (bnwry^pmtr. AJL-A1*
lendale Saturday night .tne rain fall
exceeded (I indie*. . Mncti short
►tajiTe cotton w»* beaten out of the
open boll* The long staple .varieties
being uiofe tenacious w«ro not dam*
A «gcd so much Fortunately therV was
Mad,
Icunwn as Edge.wood, for rent,
trespassing attowed ou tlie premises
Apply to
i - J.-M. Uhrcr."
New Brookland, 8. C
no high windihcrea»e the injury.
Messrs. F. W; Wsgener dt whose
cotton adceriisement i* published in
Thk T'kofLit, have sold tills season
numerbtrt 1>ales of upland long^ staple
cut'on at from ITj to 22 cents p<‘i
pound. The price depends largely on
the care with which the cotton 4*-
ginned and unpilxed with any short
startle lint. While they do tint guar
antee prices Messrs Wasener A t;o. wlH
use their iiest efforts to get tip top
pritms, -Their housedr oii6~6T the best in
all the Souibu-
Wireless <1 i*|nitolies Tcoelvetiajtilos.-
ton on Mouday stated that Limit. John
H. Furieof the battleship llliuois was
following Resolution was offered |-thrown ugei-nTr-irllfirfhvVay ~lin(T re-
WILLISTON NlfiW8.
We beg tn announce our 1907 Fqll
MTHirtery Opening for Thursday even
ing. Octrther 10 and FridaV, October H,
anti cortllslly InvUe the ladies of Wtl-
Ifaton and the stirrminding couqiry
aivd neltfhbnring trfrt'us td Inspect -our
attractive stock tif reatfy to Wear and
dress hatajat price* most reasonable.
tVft beg th also cslr *t«m«lwii to juiir
miperli stocICmf Urtisji Gtnids and trlar-
nrtnge.
. H. Kennedy & Son.
y-jr /VVIllistsMi, 8. C.
• •*
A« showing the daterioraMnn of cot
(on Irn the past f w tswiunihs a real good
cSTved injuries that caused his dnnth.
Lieut. Furse was ftppolnteti from
Georgia though a native of this county.
Hr was 27 year* of age. a «on of Mr.
8. 8- Furse of Savannah, formerly of
Baldock Township and was engaged to
marry Miss Batcheller of New Hamp-
akire this Fall. His body was brought
«W Savannah fhr bnrinl. The accident
was caused bv a storm at sea while he
was on duty ou deck.
We have received from Mr*. Kelly’s
Studio an excellent and arribric photo*-
graph of Mr. Henry W. Hair and his
son M.r L. F. Hair of Blackvllle. the
only surviving father and son within
our knowledge who served in the (Jon-
federate Ahny.
And-wo fimiht if there are in the
i State a parallel to these good and gal
lant men wAo^wore the gray so worthi
ly in tneir yqujiger year* and who
now are ht Id in such high esteem by
ail true nous and daughters ot the
Confederacy.
That is a notable gathering In Rich
mond. Vs., this week, the Convention
of tne Episcopal Churches of the
United Kates, which meets oiice in
three years. On Saturday next the three
hundredth anniversary qf the cstah-
Hsbment of tiie etiurc.li 6f England In
North America will bo celebrated
there In historic 8t. Pauls’ Church.
The sermon will be preached by the
Rt. Rev l.ord'Bishop of London, Ei«-
.land, one of tiie-in ist eloquent of ifv-
ItVfc divine*. -
-Col. Ruht Aldrlelr Ts aUetidlng the
Couventlna a* one of the delegates
from this aioeeie.
I«sr
U r iu.i«ro» Cotton W>uk.-
HOUsK 13 NOW KKAPY TO STORK
COTTON,
CBaKOFS 25 CKNT8 1’KR BAI.K
PKK MONTH, IjfCLUDlNU IN»L-
KANCK.
r Bank or Williston wim.
MAKE I.IUBMAf AtTVANClt* ON
COTTON STOKKd IN THIS WAKK-
gjSF HOUSK.
q. A. KENNEDY. Piiksioknt.
FARM FOR RENT.
power in completing your crop
remember that Whittle has the
best from the west all the year
round.
His immense stock of wagons
and Buggies was bought before
the advances. in material arid
skilled labor. Xx
TREASURERS NOTICE.
The Treaaurer’ft office will be open
for th« collection of taxes levied for
the fiscal year commencing January
4m, IweMrrmv ttwr Kith rt*y of Oclober
Ifhff tn the IKtb day of March 1008 In
clusive.
From the 1st to the fllst gfi? of Janu
ary 1908 Inelusive a penalty of one per
cent will be added.
From the 1st to the 2Sth day nr FeTW
ruary inclusive a penalty of two per
cent will be added to all taxes paid in
February.
From the let to the URK day of
March 1908, a penalty of aeven per
cent will be added to ail unpaid taxes.
LEVY.
For State purposes
“ Ordinary county
“ Constitutional school
4} mlllii
:u “
3 “
Total levy - i 11 “
There will be an eittra levy of (2)
two mill* la Blackvllle Township for
Road tat.
Commutation Road tax will he $2.(10
he $
i »th
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BARN W E L L A SSOO l A T i ON^
Delegates Take 2,'oticc
Afi delegstc* sent by the chvTfcbesto
the bsriiwell Association, to be held
with the Mt. Aruoii.church, will Con
fer a f»v«r on tho Fonunittce on enter
_|Hin41etrf-Jftv seeding in names to eom-
mittoe aslcariy jas piacticable.
.Iu«r atidress a ciud to Chairman of
committee stating who ‘you are slid
how you will come.
Your« to serve.
'’kc 1 W.T. Calhoun.
^ Chin'd Com.
'Thoihas.'B. C. r ? (
-v - } * _• V f ‘
WANTED—A Second Hand 40 Saw
Van Winkle Gin F«der.
FnmtrH. tJfeeelL •
l_ Barnwell, 8. C.
W H Y RKiNTJ-
Socure that good farm near Atlantic
Coast Lina R. It. your rent buys a
homo. AJiOng’T'rcdit oi. a Low interest
Fartlcular* sent for 2 cent stamp.
Address Joe Barker. Agt
II lem
FTa:
COW8 FOR BALE.
I would like to sell a few very gentle
miik cows as i have more than 1 care
to keep. j -
Brigham Reed.
Elko, Barnwell Co., 8. C.. Sept. 16th
1907.
All Prices Based on Merit.
and will be received from the IVh dav
of October 1907 to the 1st day of Starch
1908 inciualve.
SPECIAL LOCAL SCHOOL LEVY.
Cedar Grove (Itmill.
Allendale. Barb ary. Branch. Mt. Cal
vary. Donhle Pond. Elko, Kdisto.
Fairfax, Kricnd'liip. Healing Stirings
DR. W. C. UIIHOGS.
— tensr, -
Barnwell, - - - S. C.
of kicK iiornai-
-—B.il0 n; tn. to
t’ersons living away from Barhl
will please make appointments,!
coming By so doing they will
of immediate service and avoid dlft-
appointment*.
DR. JSO. P. LEE;
Dentij
'WILLISTON,
Will wurk anywhere in
olil abv.intiti mt-
DR. J. H. E. Mill
BEfiTAL SDRGEJ
— BUCErntt; S:
'tVill be at bis
Kline. Morris New Forest, Oak Grove,ovortr Mrm
QldColumbliLReedy Hrancli. Sei^llRC ^ .
OPPORTUNITIES.
- G RAPIDLY
" * _ -A.T TSIIEj :
BARNWELL BUSY BEE HIVE
Grateful for the generous and increasing patronage
5 pleastm
of
the good pecrple of Burnyv’ell County I take pleasure in
announcing that -commencing Monday,' September 29th _____________
and continuing TbrdnghrairOctbber I will make the most QQjJj) HJJJS FOR SALE.
Startling Surprise Sale
of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Clothing, Slrocs and Mil
linery ever known in this section of the State,
CoiiiinixtgmyBetf strictly to the above lines flf mereliiin-
(|ise I can better know the best places and times to buy
and the goods Unit please the pockets and meet the needs
One lot with house on it In town, of
Ba.ru well ftontaining 1J acres, situate
on North side of Patterson *r. of “'Hd^best qualities and ai’C
town, and known as Lydia Myers loti _ i
opposite colored school house and on
west side of public road leading to
Blackvllle
For ptlco and Information apn’y to
—• 11. F Buist, Agt..
Blackvill. 8. C,
and wishes of the people than the merchant who has many
irons in the fire.
Foreseeing and foreknowing that advances would sure
ly come in all prices of merchandise I made my contfacts
for Full and Winter goods at the very firsft opening of the
buying season before prices started On the rip grade, rind
in consequence can now sell to retail buyers at the same
or less prices than slower dealers can buy at Wholesale,
My stocks are all new, complete in all Hues, of the veiy
offered rit old time prices.
SEED RYE FOR SALK.
Barnwell County Raised, the kind
th.ff never falls, or disappoints, for sale
by
C. N. Bnrckhalter,
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND,
CREDITORS.
AH persons havIng cfuTm* sgaln*tf He
e«ute of M. G.Vrv Baxlev. dece-nsd, are
requested lo present them properly at
tested and ail persona Indebted to tine
lariner **M 1**t week : “On AugnsC fee skid estate will picsse make prompt
__ tie .
For Men—Eveiy thing Hi ClotHihg, Overeorits,* Suits by law.
t»: TT_.r x i , W rf J.
ville. Seven Pinos and Tinkers Creek
(2) mills each. ■'
Williston 2.} mills.
Barton. Big Fork,-Cave, Hickory
Hill, Ofi'enr Cross Ro»ds, .Sycamore.
No.M,Ulmer* and upper Rich Land
3 mills
Hercules and Lees 4 millsJMtrnw^li
mills. ■ —i— —
United States currency Gold and Nil
ver coin county and school claims prop
erly approved will be received for
taxe«.
Checks, drafts Ac will not be received
except at the rLk of taxpayer.
J. It . Armstrong,
Cbu ntyTrssSurvr.
Barnwell, 8. C. Fept. )(Lh 1907.
Tuesday, and at
office in - Blackville
Fi'LlnwnTwl Sntnrday.
sayTkeep
COOL. .
What’s the use to get
Smith, the tco Man, can keep yon «
Pure crystal ice on hand now t
times during summer mouth*.
r Msi-*4;
A tract of four hundred acre*
on the liOwer Three Runs, about
acres cleared, balance wood land, .
mite* from Dunbarton Htatirn. a strict
ly healtby place, with fine water, one
patfutfage respectfully solicited.
J. Cl. Hmltli, 9t*
buIMfug.
ALSO
- A tract of one hundred
three acres;
balance wood land, one tenant house
and out buildings, excellent water,
healthy, six miles Iroin^ilie Coast Line
and Charleston and Western Carolina
RsLKvayrt.
For price*,
call ou or writ
t
ter
A to
rms and description
T. B. Harley
Dunbarton, 8. C,
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
The Registration Book's will be open
fn the Court House off thft first Mon
day (^salft dav) in each mon th for the
transaction of such buhiues* as is re
HOUSE* !;
| BRRNWELL, 8. G,
DBALERS IN
FURNITURE,
coffins Aj?d Caskeys.
» dishrterestetl nelghoor went over my
Gfop, gxartHned it cafgfutlv and Said
Uial f make ti bales on 47 acres.
If 1 make If f *iit be turfWue) ai d
aetbimi.
payihcut to the undersigned
B. P. BaXlefte^-
Administraior.
Dpubsrfon. 8 C., R. F. D No I.
..Ojtubur 1st. H)0r.
’ FINK FARM FOR SALE.
Four miles north ftast of WilMston,
e<mt*lning one hundred and five acre*,
sixty cleared, balance in timber, has
two good settlement.*, with all needed
out bulhllngs. good well* at each,
healthv, in an excellent neighborhood}
within a mile of New FbVest BchooL ‘
For particulars app*y to
ll. ilfttcs,
Williston, 8. C.
R.F.D, / ^
LAND FOR 8ALE.
F’lfty acre* of fine land, five ropm
dwelliii", four stalls witrt fodder hat
above, and barn, sheds on, b«ib sides,
new. - .
On puhlio ftaiif midway hetween
Blaekvljte and irarnwell, witbiii three
quarter* Of a mile of uliprcb and nine
iiioinh* school.
Alt or half cash, easy terms oh bal
ance. A poly to —
■ . J. E. Owens.v 1 '
K-.'F. L>. B-.a-Aitle, s. C.-
and single Pieces. Shirts, Underwear; Mats, Sifoesf rind all
articles needed for the dress purpogea or the daily Wear 6f
busy life. * '.
For Ladies—Alf the be$f and rinfost beautrfu> dreas
goods of Amerrcari and foTeign manrifactrirri. All the sub-
siantials for domestic life, alt.the minor Articles so neces
sary to the feminine toilet rind the loVeliest millinefy that
ever added to the beiuty and contentment of the fair sex,
dftintiest slroesygloves, laces and ertibroitleries.
For Lottie Folks—§chool Suits and Slroeri that ^Fill
last long:, look well and be weather proofs
~ Time and space forbid fuller description, so we Oordially
invite tire pecrjde of Ifai-nlrelf ami vicinity, alf visitors from
far Of near to call arid see'the largest arid pYettiest stricks
of goods and becom'e aecpmintod With the lowest pitceff in
South Carolina. ' „
For further information I ask ^orif. attenfrori' to cata
logue circulars Which will In? mailed on request to uetty ad
dress of given in person to rill vvho nrify call. : ’
Very Sincerely,
o. R
BaXley, Ubalrmab.
Durbar. Arcrrijirv.
B- MAZURSKY, PROPRIETOR,
BARNWELL & G,
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DICKS - HOUSE,
834 BROAD ST.,
AcacrnfiT, Ga.
Extjeltent rooms and good table
boar a. Kates, fl.80 per <uiy; special
rates by th* week. .,
A. P. Drrift. Piioe.
~~ WantedT
frfiy colored at
once for logging, iailroad and
Sawmill work. Steady work
good- wages, paid every night
with checks, which may be
turned into’ office for cash
* *
evety two weeks and house
^rent free. Afso can use white
labor.
Call or address Breon Lum
ber'Co, Ulmers, S-C. locat
on S. A. b %- r
Onr Goods com* from first class
manufactorira They are of the
best, materia)* and prettiest, new
est styles, snd Our Price* are be
Fairest.' We-invite the eallsn ad
exar; ^ntions of all who may n ed
or v lb o add to tiie comfort and.
elegi.. j of their , houses-^Tlw
completeness of 'our stoeusrTK^d
the large shipments to aid fvi
guarantee that we will plseae t
I eopie a* they l,»tc n«ver
i pleased be fere. j Grateful ’.eg;
| generous patronage that
i coined our npenln g we offer our
i best service* to 4h« purchasing
| nubile and., res unci! to merit all
good wilt.'wait .Iheopponuplty ip
idease aud prol.t all favoring as
wltii their custom.
, WILT.I8 A Co.,
BarnwcU, 8. C.
K i LI. TH* COUCH
$.0 SpRE TH* LUKf
WITH