The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 30, 1908, Image 3
MEETINGS
Blackvill*. Thursday JuW 80th
Barnwell, Saturday Auguat 15th
Alleodalje, S«tu r day Auguat ^Und.
A HAPPY I>AY:
The giinwal ba^at pie ule and harlic—
cue dinner of Capt. G E Bin'* fainil v
wa« enjoyed on
MATES OP SUBSCRIPTION.
In Advanee. per Annum . .$1.60
Oft - Tima.. T-,t-. .... ^.9$ 00
Thla weelw part of tin rlialo gang
will he at ihe F«.ur Mile Hill In Tour
Mile Towniihlp and the
the place of Mr. 1,. T.
tVIHUton Towtiahip.
K, C. Robert*. J. B.
alndef .at
lialli* 111
Mon i»,
' ■ Bn nr.
goon
•neb
crowd*j^oplil have de*iroved. TJie ,1ni
pagaed off pleagautly and penoeabl v. Ii
wa« an itcraidoii long to he iviuembrr
mm mng m a neautmii gnu ^ 1II11V ^d b'le*. the little crowd
life when the ni>al enmmnii* nn( | Clt || t j tPm together again neat year
when the time roll* round.
II \RMONT IXllKiF^ 17. A. F. M.
\ A /Arrjr'tareoamunicatton of Hr.rtnony
\m/ Lodge No. 17, A. F. M. will.lie held
Jffi. in Vaeonic Temple or. Thuraday tu-
^OMlS'juatfkh. Work to be done In R. A. dv-
groe. Visiting brethren are cordially Invited
to attend.
Butler Ilagood. NV. M.
H. P. Anderson. Sec.
... ,, . cued meat and all sort* of other
MIm orrie rreerb. danThterof Mr. , Mn ^ est . more then two
Richard Creech died in t-nliimbla on « PllW rt. conht have d,
the IKih In.t, of tt phniri fever. She
\ya* only seventeen years of age. In the
bright morning of a beautiful and
happy
came. Her body was laid to re*t in
the Allen’* Chapel Cemetery.
Mr. K. M. Hays dieel' af Chase City,
V».. a h<h resort, on the 2Sd Inst .
of pnralysla, after an illnea* of only a
few hour*. He waa a son of Major R.
R. Haya but had moved to Greenwood
twenty year* ago, wheie he became
one of It* mo«t ppemineat cititens. lie
was 49 year* old.
The first bale is not far off.
q. was in town on
S. G Mayfield G
Monday.
Shfiie farmer* begun
last we«k.
fodder pulling
County campaign n^eeting at Btkck-
ville tmlay.
for a couple of week*.
Mr. George W. Manville ha* return
ed from O’enn Spring's.
Twenty three more div* and
the
candidate* wilt be thinned to r stand.
Hr-.Mathews lefxmu thtfTaiul. • eed 10 *tve away- none to sell
The loving sympathy of many frlamU
vtvom
last Thursdav. 2SJ Inst by a happy'IU-
tle crowd of about fifty Who shared the
goe* to Mr. and Mrs. €.,W. Pate who£ ! pleasures of the day.
lolant daughter died on Thursday last) Only three of the de-ir old Confed-
after ah lllne«s of mauy daya. The ten- | otate doldier* were present, Capt. G.
der ll iweret I* safely transplanted to ' K. Birt, l». C, Burckhalter and Mr
the home where aicknes* and sorrow Tarleton W||||*m*, all three lookiue
can uever enter. quite healthy. They had a pfontv oi
TO <?KT RID OF MITES.
brqod- .
rough I v
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Are you thinking, brother farmer,
ahou^aowing a good oat crop the Bret
of October? •
-• If von are not It I* tim» for tfou to
begin planniBg^ >Planterl ssUh-e—geatw
drill oau can't be killed by Tall and
W inter cold. There"!* no safer crop
If given the right chance.
Mr. R A. All brought u* nn^ Thur*-
Mr. John M. Farrell Uin New Tork dav the largest new sweet potato we
have ever seen so soon in the year. It 1
tK-longed to the *'40 to 1” family, was
as smooth a* If turned in a lathe wnd
as nice earing as one^-ould wish. It
weighed 8b onnoes, ample en nigh—foe
Mr. AH will have some
14 j.
a
for North Carolina for a ten days. stay.
MU* Jennie Pate left on Tuesday to
visit North Carolina relatives until
September.
Attorney* II. F. Bulst and A. II.
Nlnestein were over from Blackville
on Monday.
Master Blrt of RefT’Oak Town
ship has our thank* for ihe ftne*t Jones
melon of the season.
Our Blackville friends were so clever
to ns on Friday that we rhall »oi>i» go
In and remain longer.
Married at Barnwell July 2firh by
P v W.G. Britton. P .» Bennett and
Mise Busan Mill both of Olar.
Mr. John C. Hutson ha* an adver
tisement In thl* Issue that should lu-
teiest all gin house owner*. ^
Mr. R A. Ail’s snnouncement of
esndida y, or ihwi-Wi* **1 Maglstra e
at L'lmer is pnbijsoed today.
The famine* nffcongre*.*m in Patter
son and J O. Palter-on Jr. have re
turned from Buiiivau’s Island.
The countr camnaign entries clo-ed
at noon on Friday and no new candi
date can s art u> run until 1910.
Mr«.B. G. Mithews of Will Is ton ha*
returned home after *i»enlilng two
Wc-ks pleasantly at Glenn Springs.
Prof. R. U. Willis, Principal of I he
Blmptouv'llle High S--huol of tfreen-
yllle. is visiting relative* at WtllUton.
The advocate* of Immigration are
hot parading behind a bras* band now.
—, th 9f ary marching along all Hie
aane.
Mrs. J. A. Porier and daughter* re
turned on Monday after a very heppv
week’# »leli to relatives at Bally and
Colunibi*.
Mra. Frank M. Willis and little
daughter are making a summer visit to
relative* l*v the lovely lake region of
New York.
The West India storm season will
commence afomt the middle ol August,
hut it Is to be hoped that none will
blow this way.
»
That April fool escapade did not
hurt (Temson College. Seven hundred
application* for admission next session
have been tiled.
Eight conversions were among the
good result*of the prutracod meeilng
at Ml. Anion last week, K-*v. Corpmt-
lug of Dillon preaching for 1'astor Ben
*on. * '
From the B. C. R R. trair. Farmer
John M Farrell’s corn crop' on the
Outage plantation looks a* tall (and
thicker thnn) a second growth of pine
\ tree*.
Crop news 1« not so good this week.
In s&ine'nrighhorhooj* there has been
too much r*7.i and cotton i« shedding
in others there has been drought anil
corn i* cu t off.
Congressman Patterson is wi*h cam
paigners for Washington honors this
week. They are at Edgefield todav.
will be at Aiken tomorrow and Bam
berg on Saturday.
Aiken town is very much worried
about its future water supply. Unless
more Cf0> he secured the place will
have to stop growing. The best ad
vice we can give is that it move down
to Kllenton
On Thursday last Ed Jenkins, color^
f d, on one of Capt. J. K. Hair’s places,
•hot and wounded Margaret Brock,
colored, so severely tjial amputation of
one arm was necessary.
Barnwell County has made this year
the best chicken crop It has raised III
a King time. The good look* and
heavier weights of the candidates are
proof seen everywhere
Mrs. M. P. Harvey of Willlston and
Mra. J. H. K. Milhous of Blackville
Were in town yesterday week, gue*t*
cf Mrs. W. C. Mllhoua. And their
Visit brought sincere pleasure to other
long time trlemls.
Mr. Willi* Browning living near Ha
nod’s Mill lost his dwelling and
ouse hold goods by an accidental fire
mi Saturday. lie had inapt*nee uu
every thing except a new piano lor
for which he had paid$800.
Barnwell loat or. Monday In the death
of Charlie Butler one of her oldest and
best eolotfed men. The Butler* qame
from Edgefield before the war and no
fcrlme or miaedhduet was ever charged
against any of the three brothers.
While workmen were repairing the
roof over one of the editoiial work
rooms on Friday a sudden rain w*torni
flooded hi* table, and ruined several
Communications that had been held for
publication, being of the keeping sort
Capt C. II. Mathis and staff of Black-
VUIe having about finished shipments
from hi* Florida and North and South
Carolina #elicacles farm* are .making
1‘aady to go to Csdorado where they
will he busy shipping cantaloupes an-
tll October,
Several esteemed correspondent* do
n-4 read Tea Peom.* closely, fdr they
continue to write u* letter* boosting
their favorite candidates. Bitch com
mendatinn* are cut out of all com muni-
rattpn* for the reason tlMT~all should
Il«f«-the tame shoeing and beside* the
‘t utem Nave the ooportunif j in person
or bv ^roxv, to Ind out the qualities
and platform# of laid eandidasCG
^Kx-prlnters of The Pkoplk
scsiQ^ted from New York city to
jumping oft place on the coast of
Gult of Mexico. We are reliably
formed that one of them was recently
••arrving on a telephone conversation
during an electric sto'ta W hilo h* was
holding the rei-elver to hi* car a charge
of lightning flashed along the wire
and struck the ear of the talker—listen
er. The lightning wa* put out of
I jmslness while the hearing of the Car
vi s* in no vise hurt.
Ml*s Zallee Rhode*entertains: One of
the most enjoyable event* of the season
wa* that, on Friday evening la«t. w hen
a **l.eap year part?’’ was given at I he
home of Mrs. E !>. Rhode* on Marl-
horougii Street In honor of Mis-es Lila
and Auoa Wyld Beattie of (’harle*
ton. who have been the charming
guest* of Mls« Zalle< Rhodes for sev
eral week*. The parlor wa* artistical
ly decorated with tern* and lillies, ami
theJtoittof the bouse wa« brightly il-
lumlnaffd with Jap lantern* which
gate a -charming appearance to the
grand old home.
The most enjoyable feature of the
evening wa* the "Leap rear love ma
king contest.” Kvery one enjoyed the.
c.’iarmiiig solo* rendered
After delightful refreshment# were
served, apd the time approached for
them lo disperse each pronounced the
evening a perfect success. '
We'spent a little while In WI!!i*ton
on Friday, our first »l-it In four years.
Wc might have remained longer hut
our former neighbor, Mr. H. Jeff Har
vey, seeing u* busv hand shaking init-
took o* for a candidate, and told u* a
i*orn storv. Our May wa* not long
enough to see half the town and two
third* of our friend*, hut those we met.
too numerous to nanie, made It like a
p|ea«aut home coming. Still we had
something of Kip Van Winklelam
when we noted the improvem* nt# made
in the last few years, and were tuld of
others i-omlug. We took It in be a
particularly good omen that we did n->t
*ce nr«meil a cigarette from one end
to the other of Merchant* Row.
A chat with Mr William M. Smith
wa* a special treat to us. Though in
Ids S8th year he is still In sound health,
able to walk a mile ami a half straight
along without fatigue and still feel* a
live Interest in current affair* and the
well being nf his friend*, lie is fortu
nate and hsppv in the success and
goer! repute nf Id* devoted children.
We promised that the interval before
our next visit should not l»e so long a*
since the previous one and we say It
again.
sre
the
the
lu-
A GOOD BEGINNING.
That is the unaniynous report of al.
who attended the first countv cam
paign meetiwg at U’tilistoM on Beturdax
Many ladle*teere nresent and the to:.*
attendance renoheft ftwe hundred pa
ttant and appreciative listener* -Al<
the caadMftte* made good speeches.
Th«y will m*\e better pties at Black
vlllc today, and continue -o Improve at
the later appointment*. The bo*pl
tailty of WtllUton and surrounding
country made alt Vl-Uor* feel .hat the>
were welcome among a fine iteople
In addition to the barbecue pic tdc
dimier there were ovetfluwing fens^
nf fflwj iti miiny gfiugrous
where old friendship# were renewed
and new formed. Dr. W. C. Bmith
presided with perfect fairness and ad
mlrabie control.
To kill mites clean coops Adi
era perfectly, then apply fhorbaghl,v
a IdtewasfN kerosene oil or #bmH otlrer
the prepared IiwmuMcliles.—lie »wre |
to fill the crack* and crevicea, as these
ire the hiding plitve* where hi tie* will
be found hiding during the i!av., Burn
a 11 the litter an J add 'new. A *prav
pump mlfy Be used for ay-plvlng the
insecticide, a# it drives ihe liquid into
rhe cracks anil crevices better than can
>e dime with the brush. Whitewash
•an lie applied with a brush, doing
iipid and effective work. Mile* uifl'er
•tom the bony lice in -that f ey sookfH
lie hi tax I f miH JJie fowl’s, body, while
tee have biting m mil It parts and live
•it the. skin and feathers. causjj>fi-1
ense itching and annoyance. •-Mite*
' Ive on the fowl’s liudy at nlgltt only.
ildlng IP crack< and - "crevicea during
lie day. They appear ted when gorg-
m| with b'ltMid in their bodies. Bill
et! n M ichlgan Agricultural Nxperi-
.Ueut Btation .
52
liSW'JUIU-r
BURNS 'SHOES AND SAVINGS
A GREAT HONOR.
CongreasmMi James O. Tatterson
lias received from Hon. Richard Bar-
tbolt. President of the Executive Uom^
mlttee of the Arbitration Group in
Congress, credential* as a delegate to
the Interparliamentary Conference to
be held at Berlin, Germany, September
10th, 11th and Lith.
As only twenty nine members of th^
□ou*e of Representatives have lieen
. appointed as delegate* to thia great
gathering of great men the selection of
Congressman Pattemon i* a most grati
fying evidence of hi* high standing in
Congre"*. That he will represent
American opinion with signs! faithful
ness and anility and prove him«el(
worthy of this high honor and tqnal
to lis responsibility i# a sure expecta
tion a* based upon the steady upward
record <»f hi* past life.
SEWS NOTES,
Black roM, a species of wlltTl* dam
aging cotton in several Georgia conn-
'!ea lying along the Bavannali River.
While woikmg in a railroad tunnel
'ii jhe Alp# last week 2b Italian# broke
TTTtoirsntirerraneaii nver or lake and
were drownedTsj the floml of water.
Part of the body of Lovett, the Ss-
vanpah school Im>v killifd Monday week
*g» while bathing at Tvbee by some
HKinKier of the" sea. hi>* been fmintt:
ihe mutilation# show that he was
killed by a shark.
t Augnita cotton factmie# »old nearly.
l-iPO tiHie# to Incwl mills on Friday on a
basis of II cents for ml Idling,
ago the price was 2| cent*
A year
higher,
cotton
expect-
.I'-ha iuilU geiierailt lmy jy hen
i# am hut t un pi ice, so some
better figures.
The big Pacoiet mills in Spartanburg
county will, c«>#e down indefinitely
August Nt. During the suspension of
work the operative* will get half pay
arid free house rent. Other mills are
expected to shut down aUn. No
re a# ms are published. But one result j
will he the cheapening of the price of
the incoming cotton crop.
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BLACKVILLE NEWS.
Little Mis* Helen BnUt charmingly
entertained her man? little friends at
her sixth birthday party on Friday
from 5 to 7 o’clock p. m. Many games
were enjoyed during Ihe afternoon
after which delightful ice cream pnd
cake were served.
Among those who were present and
enjoved the entertainment were Barah
Rowe Weeklev^of Spartanburg, Imo-
gine still, Mary BUM. Louise and
Edith Mathis, Eda and Edna Kliime,
Helen Weissinger. Dorothy Wragg,
Margaret Chisolm, Sadie Dewitt,
Dorothy .O’Gorman, Dorothy Nine-
stH e, Chapmsn and Rutledge Fisl -
burne, Solomon Brown, Reddick Bow
man Silll. Jr.. Farrell - O'Gorman.
Lynal Neeson, Byron and Harold Hair,
and Earle Dewitt of Blackville. Little
' Mi*# Helen received quite a number of
present*.
Mr* C. Simms Rowe of Charleston
and Mrs. Wm. T. Weekley and her lit
tle daughter Surah ol Spartanburg,
after spending two weeks wiili Mr#
H. F. Bulst left on Saturday morning
for Charleston.
Married'An Sunday evening July
IVth at the home of the brides parent*
Mr. and Mr*. W. Eubanks their
cha’-ming daughter Miss Plnmie Ku
bank* to Mr. J0i Hawkina Baxley, the
Rev. J. D. Pitts olflclatlng.
The bride is a charming and accom
plisliej young lady of gentle sweetne*#.
and the groom is the popular salesman
of the well'TtnffWir firm of Briggs
Bulst & Co. Their popularity was
attested bv the inuneroiis and hand
some presents received. The bride
and groom left on the e :80 p. m. train
for^ an extended trip to Northern
countries. : We extend to them be«t
wishes and congratulation* and may
their pathway through life be strewn
with the sweetest (lowers of fragrance.
B.
BITTEN BY A CAT.
Friday week ago Mr*, rtioma* Moore
of Rosemary township was sitting
quietly sewing when a cat which had
been apffarentTv sleeping in ihe yard
rose and bristled up *» i* the cat’s way
when a strange dog is nigh, ran Into
the house, sprang upon Mr*. Moore
and In spite of her effort* to save her
self from inj iry bit aud scratched her
hand. Mr#. Moore killed the cat and
ihchcad wa* sent to the Pasteur In-
•tjliite al Atlantal but tl • brain had
been so injure^ that the physician*
could not ti II whether the animal had
hydrophobia or not.
Mr. and M-s M-mre went to Atlanta
for her Pasteur treatment.
We call the alien*iorv of the physi
cians of the enmity to the statement
published by u* a few week* ago. from
fhe“NeWherry Oto«ei ver. that tUa Pas
teur Institute at Atlanta will send a
treatment for $25 to be conducted by
the family or other local physician.
It would be well for Ihe county medi
al society to correspond as to that
with the Atlanta PahteuAlnstitute.
FARMERS MEAN BUfilNKS.H.
New Orleans. July 2<>.— A special
from Jackson. Mi**. *ay« that the fad
that the Farmer* Union of Mississippi
have determined to holt) cotton off the
market l« evidenced by many surface
indicstioua-
The union I* thoroughly equipped
for a practical test. The membership
includes a large majority of the farm
er* of the jvtate.
been established In almost every com-
inunltv. When the season open* and
coMon be ins to move in volume, the
union will have, it is said, from I5d to
200 warehouse* of it# own, in which
cotton may he stored to await raise of
prices on the market.
PENSION NOTICE.
On the l»t •s^Hturdsv in August of
each, year the Suiv.iifiig Soldier* and
.•sailors of the Confederate Siaie# shall
meet, in Hodr Township# and Heel a
delegal*, nor. a IVh-iimer. to meet at
the Court House the let Monday In
.•September to elect a County Hoard ol
four Hud a Physician to terve one
year. - ‘
A I’ Vsntllle.
< h. Co. Hd. Be.
oppfmr unity.
who #ay I come
to find
J mu
They do me w rong
no more.
When once I knock and fall
yon in;
For ev< ry day 1 stand outside
door. •
And tdd you wake and rise to fight
ami win,
Wait not for gracious chance* passed
away.
Weep not for golden age# on the
wane; —
Each night I burn the leeord* of the
<ia> ; «■—
At sum!#« every soul Is born again
Laugh like a hoy at splendor* that
have *pe<l;
To vanished j >ys be blind, anti
and dumb.
My judgment* seal t.hc dead
with it* ———
But never bind a moment yet
come.
—Judge Walter Malone in Milwaukee
Sentinel.
BRYAN AND TAFT.
deaf
past
to
Brvan and Taft are both vhiirch
member* who need disciplining for
working on Sunday.
W.J, Bryan ha# re#igned the rdi
torshlp of The Commoner and give*
the net profit* of the pkper from now
Warehouse* 'have to the ylection to the Democratic cam
paign fund. If he shall he elected
Pre-iJelit he will have to quit the
newspaper husines* for good, but if
defeated the old easy chair job can be
taken up again
If Taft is beaten he w ill have to go
hack Uu law practice or turn In and
write a few book* tor the support of
I Id# family.
Maker Bonfire of Mi'ers
•*» , .
Bank- and it Suspends Payment
Si’RlNCJVlKlA OHIO—When John Ktgg»
eurtiG home t?F'8uj*f>c f r Bis witt told him she had
burnetVa pali’of his'shoe*.-- itc gulpod a little and
said he gnesBed he did not eare to eat anything.
Tlie left ^lioe of the old pair had been hi« Bafetv
deposit^bank, there being •t'loO tucked away in the
toe.
lie had oftdi said that be would depouft bis rtionpy
' , i ‘ y
win re b“ could keep an eye on it, but Ih* neglected
to mention to his wife just what w;ib the ’repository
of his savin«rs. The old shoes had been an eye Boro
to Mrs. Ki<XK 8 i who,'in burning some old rubbiatL
threw in the worn leather for good mensuie. Hig^ 8
poked through the embers of the bonfire, but he
ftnuid nothing. —: ——
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FIFTEENTH YEAR.
220 STUDENTS.
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Ilealthrul location, comfoitable buildings, lirond
eouise nf‘ study. ' Thirteen teachers. Rates reason
able. A safe home school for your sons and daughters.
Beautiful catalogue Lee. Session opens September
17th 11MI8. Address,
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Orangeburg, M. O.
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7 /re Oldest and Strongest
Bank in Barnwell County
>ty of The State of South Carolina. The County of ilarnwcll.
The Town of Barnwell “
lApehse 1
moderate. manV
students make tljeir own expenses.
Next Scfsion (104th) begini
September 2^rd, l
1 A
ami
The Public I* oordUlly invitail to at
tend the Annual Pic v Nlr, Barbecue
and Dance of The Baldock Funner*’
Club ' Th.iradav August fiih IPOS,
randidates will lie exi>ecred to Hildre-*
the audience that day. Come, all in
vited.
.*.L. Ellis, J. H. Hewlett,
Pre*, Seely.
MIDNIGHT OIL MEANS SUICIDE.
“People talk about the midnight oil
as if it had some virtue attached to it.”
writes Doctor Edward Everett Hale in
Woman’* Home Companion for Au
gust. "In truth, four times out of five
the midnight oil inear.s overw ork, or it
mean* that you have neglected some
dutv which should have been attended
lo before the tun went down..
•‘Unless each night recoyer* the
ground lost in the exertion of the day
>>efore, you are committing suicide by
inches; and you have no right to com
mit aulcide at all.'’ •
CITADEL CADETSHIP.
One (1) vacancy in the State Sclmla?-
ships In the SOUTH CAROLINA
MILITARY ACADEMY to Ini filled
by competitive cxaihinalion eil*t# in
Barnwell County.
Application blank* may be obtained
by applying to the County Superinten
dent of Education, or to (lie .•superin
tendent, Citadel, Charleston S. C.
The-e applications’ lArelulfv filled
out must be deceived b'v ,tli«* Super! 11
tendent at tiie Citadel by August l#i
IPOS.
BEST the wOrlB AFFHkDS.
to
VO'
JUST EXACTLY ItlGHt.
”1 have used Dr. King’# New Life
Pllla for several year?, and find thein
just exadtiy right,” says Mr- A. A.
Felton, oUtarflsvIlle, N. Yj New Life
Pills relieve witliout tiie least discom
fort. Best remedy for constipation}
biliousness and malaria. 2oc, al 0. N .
Burckhalteib drug store. —
it gives me unbourded pleasure
recommend Bii'-klei^'a Arnjca.
saysJ. W. Jenkins, nf (iluipel
iJL'. I anr-convinced it# llie iiest #:ilve
the world affords. It cured ^felon on
ipy thimih, and it never Ml* t<* heal
every sore, burn or wound to which it
is applied. LV at C N. Burckhalter’#
drug alore.
Capital, - • > ...
surplus ann Undivided Profits,
$60,000.00
S4B.000.00
K<
or Annovinccmeiit write to
the i > rcsWfeiit , 1 Gofumbia, S. C.
bank account is started for
To save money i# not hard wiien once
nVoliVY iV- a batik cannot burn a hole t,he
A bank account niean- paving bill# by elieck—the only absolutely
safe wav. Check* leave no room for argument as to when or how a
hill wa« paid. Each check is leaiirdyd in the hank’a bonk*. These
togelier with vour money and the cancelled checks are kept for you
In burglar and fire jirdof vault#. Ton liaie acVesc, to th(m at any
time. • * ... ...
Let p# talk this oVer with you the next time yon are in town fUtu-
possible to cail, w rite 11#. ——-—
Aft
A. H. a
ATTORHEV At LAW.
SOTAfcV PUBLIC,
BCACKVtLLE. S. C '
FINAL tillSNlAKLl: kOTICK.
ten
mm to
HORSES
-+*44
— I >
DR. JSO. f. LEE, H..
Dentist,
wILlIstDNt - - fi C
Office over Bank 1 f Wiuiston. Will
not receive cajl# in the country, but
will be in office ev ery day
BABY
—7-
NEWS.
A well-known physician of the city
—Dr. J. W. Ander#on--notice*l on a car
the other day a baby that suffered with
prickly heat. It’s nurse could do noth
ing to quii^t it* cries, and he suggested
the following p-escription:
One tablespnonto-l of epsom salts,
dissolved in a glass of warm water;
sitongn child in the solution twice 01
three times a day, and heat will dlnap-
pear in three day*. Allow the Water
to dry on the skin; don’t use towel
The remedy i* said to be one that
never fails. //•'
—Augusta llefald .
GIN HOUSE
ig-
inJJi
lUfled
hi*
12,-
There were big limes
Tuesdsv. Tsft was noUled. of
nomination and made a speech ‘of
0O0 word*. ' .
Cointnenelng Augu*t 8lh JftO.CO!) up
countrr cotton mill kpindie*# will flop
for two week* or longer.
Old Time Ofainafy and System Gins Insured.
- * ■ ■ - — <
1 am prepared to insure during the coming ginning season Ordinary,
t and System Gina, run either by ueam, water power or by gasoline.
Policies written in regular “Old Line Insu
rance Company."
- * > ",
Policies isFned fof any number of months, from two rip.
—M'rita for rata# and .efm< to
A FEW P
Just the fellows
TO FIMISH THE SHOPS,
For cheap sale row at -
- hill top
Notice Is hhieby given that the un
dersigned .will 011 Monday, the 17th
(jay <d August , IfOri, (He wifti Hon.
John K. bnt-ilir.g, Juilga of l*rob«i»
for IlHriiwefl Oopnty. hi* final account
a* AaminifUVoj «»f jhf (state of W.
R’. Exwlu. dei-eHKed, and apply for I^t-
i DismDsory. ... 1
Ur.'y .Krtfin.
I . ! ; . Administrator.
[ July IJtli lOOfi.
kiN aT BlsciiARtifc No’jrick.
1 Notice lit itorebv.gGeb that .on. Rat»
urdaf. July iff.th IWiti,;he undersignea
vill llIf witn;ilqiiM,tlotiin K- baelllng,
Judge,.of^l'robnLe, her final retisrn as
Exrcutfjx qf the esute.,of 4- 4“ B° UD
Lree. deceased, and apply lor latter
dismissory, .. . . ...
Mr*. Hattie Rount^ey
Exec
l
June M^h, Ifibti.
tecutrix.
f
ifa. Idil.
,T
liiid
t^vcT Stocks df tliti Best • Mdke
Bug^it*s, Stir til’k A:c. IlUriiess; in fiill hoIh aiid »lngldj
jneces, Snddle^.Whips: La[J Robes me offered HdwpitSum*
mel- Tithe Prices ni
HILL TOP STABLES.
Come to p*ob*trie tvlieti in to^vfi, A dii wilLiin d tv Hat 4-o-g
Irani it nil Hi iiest priees alitl litst tifcatittv’ht at
* r ” IE BROWNS
MateTiiil ^TnJoHs, iGUiiibuH & ~Cti
T-
Life, Atfcidfti)L
CYCLO
Light
Jno. C. Hdtson,
Aiken, S. C.
DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS;
. PKNTIST,
BLACKVILLE. S. C. _
Gftiet* ilrffs I’hmsdaj^ J’ri-
tl.’iv and SfittirdavT'' . ^
* a .
Wi ll eijuipped'trfltee.
Operations nvrde as pain-
lest* as consistent vrdb safety.
Prierd reasonable. T errT,f?
ea^h. - _ ^
DR. W. G. MILHOUS
. . JESTIST,
JtrilWfl!; - -
i t: U Calboao,
- %t
OF HUE IK)t T i»i
n. fn. to 6 B.
Fersons living aw*\ tr.-rti Harnww-
will please in»ke a;-' in nient* bftofft
>S
jMming H> o don.g.fhey
01 innnediste service and
appoiiiluieoU. Q
iiib-
Live Stock
INSURANCE,
—At Lbwest Rates Id- -
Strongest fcbilpANEid
-G^FICIS Ar-L
THE RANJC Ot bARNWEI L
.A s . - - ' ^ ’
MONE? TO LEND.
We aw? prepared jo negotiate foapa off
Improved farms for five $ear*, partial
menta. interest 6 pan
nil be sara P*r
avoid 4k* Don’t writ*, come and
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