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THURADAY, OC TOKKK ti, 1P10.
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llonemary i* the only towi'«hip from
which oiinvt > news of t!ie tu*''. lieM jich
t*ro|)H inaile in half a dozen >(*ais.
President H 1>. ('Hllioiin of tiie Homo
lialik Hiul tainil.V are ke-. pvt house in
law 1
1 • nie 11
Rkt%$ OF SUBSCRIPTION.
** ! tho residtneeof Jud^e Kohci t Alurich
force that hnnitme and wi«e
have never tmled, V li~H pc: *
and c'in\ivt'oi „f vi..|.t:iruj tint law
liaic b*ot) brought tiefni' 1 me, t" e
that they will stop selling liquor tor a
while.”*
In Adv&ace, per Annum fl.fiO
On Tim* *2 OC
One aection of the chain Kanji I* at
Allendale, the other neat Pricatera’In
Byeamore townahip thla week.
J. B. Harley, J. B. Morris,
Clerk. Hour,
Harmony i.oduk Nf>. ir a. f. m.
I A /A rejmlar oomnmnlrrtttoii of Harmriny
\mju laidKe No. 17, A. K. M. will iat held
I^Tk dn Masonic Temple or. Thursday
Oct. I.'itb 7.IM o'cha-k Vlaltit)^
brethren areconliai.y invited to attend.
II. W. Quin. W. M.
^ m. McNah, Sec.
rne regular meeting ot Barn well
I»dge No 15, KnlghU Of Pythias will
he held at theirHall on Friday might
at x o’clock. A full attendance is
requoated. l!y order of
\v. yuiN, C. c.
Wm. McNAB. K. K, A 9.
Natira
bushel.
9--.'2- i t
Rye for »ale at $2 50 per
J. M. Farrell,
Blaekvilh’, S C.
WANTFD—50 Colored I.ahorer* for
Saw Min *nrl Wood* at Schoiieid,
Bamberg C<>, S. (l Coml Wngea,
2t. Saltkcbatchle Lutmher Co.
COOK COT I ON SKKD
Y'lelUlng 40 per cent lint, for sale at
$1 00 per bushel.
..-Aitplv to J. Kllis Sanders,
Kline, ft. C.
Jersey Cattle for S*le. Apply to
Butler IFagood,
Barnwell, S C.
We will not ipiHirred ietn'o a ’e, Itugh
at the eloWNs or *cc {.h*’ i‘sge.1 anili.uU
this month. Tim offer h.v J./im Kohin-
son> press agent of two tickets of ad-
tniskion In payment for a six inch
reader advertisement of the hig two
million dollars circus shows, does not
appeal to us.
We renew our youth now, smoking
Vhard'’ tobacco, such as wo learned on,
this last Contribution coining Irom the
how peiscefiTt Ttel ft i nT~~K e n t ttedry- -
ilirougii tlm kindness of thipt. Dunn.
He re|»orts corn crops in the blue grass
state as wonderful, tobacao as record
breakitig, but the rainfall D unprece
dented in abundance and cuntlinuihec.
•‘You would he willing to sell liquor
*8ml send some poor man's soul to hell
for a dollar. YAu deserve no mercy.’-’
Tiie foregoing language was used in
SparUnhurg court on Saturdsy by
.Judge Robert Aldrich in passing sen
tence of twp months vAaln gang ogtaa
cisd on Will Conley, a white faced
man win was found guilty of running
a blind tiger business.
Mr C, L. Wade of Chauncy, (fa ,our
fri-nd of i l b r days, whs an TriTTecf^
welcome Monday caller. Ila rontiuui's
to tic | leased and prosperous in tiis
new (Jeiitgia homo, lie and his broth
er, Mr. W. D. Wade, are admittptl to
he the bes! fanners in tiie euu.irt,* state,'
aiid tbfdr sptenrhd crops attract tiie
visits ot many wondering and admir
ing city people and country IoIkh.
notick
To whom it may cones-rn : -This is to
Inform *11 pernon* that J. W Jolm-
•on is no longer mv attorney in fart,
oo*. H U Mrs. I.orena B Johnson,
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• HERE AND HEREABOUTS. •
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Hon I>. S. Henderson was In town
on Friday
Teachers’ Examination at Barnwell
tomorrow.
Our friends made Monday very plcaa--
ant ami nihuly protnaule to u-.
Till* is ti.e best scij-nn of t be' m-< r
for putting up preserve* and pickles.
Mr« J D. Browne of L'.d'Pidpa wa*
the gue*t of Mrs. Wiiiiam M-cNab on
Monday
eloxe I
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Merry Wi'kow Flour, tiie lie*t from
tiie West The use of tbi-s star quality
makes the home happy, its inmates
healthv and the grocery bills light
For sale by C. 4’. Mofalr.
EI.El TION < O'MM IftSloNUKft.
Oovernor Ati«el lias appointed the
following Commissioners of Election
for tlii* county .
fttate: J . (j. Moodv, C. M. (.'roft. If,
M. Mix son.
Federal: J ii Hewlett, J. M. ( aid-
well, H. D- Sli !. Jr.
Tim rcgistrsticii book* w
y< -tenia) uti tn « 1 1. r i bf-
election.
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DEATHS.
At Uimcrs on Saturday of lieinor-
rhagic lever, Mr.ft.imiel S. Boynton,
eldest *on of Hie lit*- ( apt. W R.
I toy oton. aged ;i: wars. He i* survived
tiv Ills w lie.
1 o meat < v pre" tow nship oh >srur-
dtv af'ct' a long illnc-*, Mr* Kate
W H kcl , w ifi- of Mi. 1 ,M i ic t\ ai kcr.
Her Iiu*iiand nod live clnl In-n siir\ iV'-
her.
SAFES DAY.
N lollb ia! itr,! - vve-f n”».> on
Molds V. and ’Uni- 1 lew* f r
i, w in r * ol 11 a i
l iic .ittclidHIo-e V. a - Hot ’s' go C'lt
made op in goodm -- wna' wa* tacking
n b. i of pci | !
.1 in n -r \v ii' on
t lo- eg | sup. M i,i s; f 'to ',i,i ks in
• n w l.c.i ... tl.i g <1 .» ri*h in - v
Tin: pity ov ,n uofts.
"This'being the list term of court
at which you will* o Hie bite,” lie con
tinued. "it will i.e in order for vou to
niase a general preaentmcr.t of All
matters dealing with the public nttlcos,
roads, brltlgea, common schools atid
everything of a public nature which
exists in yoar county and which It is
your duty to investigate.
A WISH PROVISION.
It is a w ise provision that six mem
ber* of tiie present giaini jury serve
on the grand jury of tiie succicdiiig
v<ar. in order tiisl iwitiiiished liusloes*
may he brought To a success I ul tcr-mi-
nation.
"(io back and recall ali tecommen-
dntion* heretofore made this y^ar,
which have fSdt vot been acted upon,
in order to tlud out why they have not
been observed It is far (letter not t<>
C*l! attention to existing abuse* at all
than to do s i and have the court make
orders correcting them which are .not;
followed out. If you find cases in |
which you have made recommendations
and 'he court lias made orders , that 1
of mv Mfe If ha* always been a
sc-ir, '• if. gr'iri-bvi'.! n le me ' h >• t
titev have treeu pi'ispeimi* aiiu I il 1-
ential
"1 ciingratuiate you and all S mth
Citroilulans on prosperous conditions
existing in the *Ule at the present j
time Kveiy paper that I iiave read
during the ust week announce* an In
crease aj students In ai) tiie colleges,
and say* that additional buildings are
demanded. This situation shows two
things: That our peui i'J are prosper
ous—the laboref and husbandman has
been rewarded witli abundant crop*,
which have been sold at remunerative
price*! and wbi'e eJCtraVaganc* 1* td he
deplored in private life and public of
Hoe there cannot he too much exfava*
girrmr ofetimr^timr. —
i-iutifnmn’u Pi^in'i ' ‘1
LimKa khccATtas.
"The j iil*. the poorhouses^bbe peni*
tentiarv and chaingaug, the barrooms
and brothels arc liPod and frequented
by the illiterate mostlv. It is not from
educated people that they draw their
inmates and habitues.
"Eeave your children a heritage in
their minds . Tlcit is more important
than other tilings, havings banks can
fail
"I come to you at an auspicious mo
ment in anoMier respect. We have
just passed through, an election at
which the people have designated the
Khtc not been obeyed get * safi*factory--!-yuilillc bllnicrsLwbo are to serve them
excuse or i |se we will ajiply .such dis-; during the next two years. Some of
eip'ine as is icquiied. j us are (li-.ippiiinied in the result other*
•This is the tir«t time that I have , are gratified. But the people have
had llf honor of presiding in the good spoken and their'* i* the supreme will,
and great county of Spartanburg But i mpi the man who doe-n’t bow with
l am rod a stranger 1 fought sjpiul- i cheerful obedience to the will ol the
tier to slpiiiblor with vmir men in tho 1 peophvi* •inwortbv iTfine - titessings of -
war, I loa ned then vvii.it true men j the c'Mii'ipinvvealth , Tiie organized
the old iron district iiruil iced. I went i wisdom of tiie people of South Caro-
to school with boy* from your county, lina i« more reliable than Llie private
who have been among the be»t. trie mis judgment of anv one man.
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Characteristic
Clothes
Virile, aggrnslve Young men nre
the critical jinTgea i f wTTaT *tylc reiil
7y fs—they wl*Ti io dre** well—th^y •
desir^ Indl v iduslity arid ch-jracter in
their clothes; the cbmmonpiace or
out of date make* no appeal to them,
tlial's why our , TPK•SilKt•^•k ,,
Campus Togs ni-j their Invariable
cboico. f
Theyfre designed and built e»pec-
iallr for Young Men, who demand
not only fashion, cut, tit and style irt
their garments, but “individuality"
as well.
Weask toil to especially note the
"distinctive” appearance, the per
fection of lit and how each and every
one of these vplcndid garments evi
dence# careful and criVlcal workman*
ah ip.
And reinemtjcr that a’l the style^
fit ami distinction which you note ate
there to stay—made | ermanent by
Kaufman’s exclusive 4 M’re Sbrjr.k-
iug” process.
flow it tho tliao
never be cheaper,
tu VAIM. *:
ft«l Acree, kick Land T?«i
Barnwell Cotasty. ~
■One ; Be f Ift «a I
Woodland. >
Two inlet from Bim itig
At entfe Coa»t Idne ll^lrotad*
Hulldtnga and improvenwat«<
A bergaHi Ift tbit pltM.- -
Termt east. 7
81K) A ores. Rull dings and
tnenfe. &JQ acres In coltlratios*
adraalft woodland. ^ —
Throe tallea from Snell tug «iat
A. 0. L. R. Four milee frotai
barton .A. 0. L. / "/. 4
Termt easy. ' / !
400 Acre# fn Bara well Townatn^':
I ousel and imkroretnebU, Four nilMf
from Barnwell Court Houm.
200 Act
wood and timber.
480 Acl'ea Throe hitles from BarnsraH ‘
Court IIonae. 100 acres In ctalUftatkV ' 4<
balance In Timber and Wood,
• Terms eaaf. •*’»:
« flO Ikcres threAmnn from Baeaemn
(Tourt House. Houses and Improem"
me.nt*. 30 acres in cultivation baiaooe
In Wood and Timber.
Terms easy,
Come and see these properttea.
«t. U. Tattoraon A AM.
COPTWiaHTWO f»«o
«HA* KAUFMAN «t UK OBJ.
RESS
MONET TO LEKB
on Fira 11*0rtgagot) of Rest
£st«tC« . , -vr A : -
Apply to
G. M. Greener
Hurmvell S. C
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pul'P-tp' '
fi. k now 1 -
sipilj :>•-
deal up
Some vs I us ''Ii' mm 1 p*-..p.-rty
si.Id under cuuri. tlc.i re/:? yui >
sn[r clay.
Mr J D " iiMtic i
*t"i k I,ilk til his S(
tips W t-rk.
gnsrtftlv 'tstchHiMit* t>l ih
Bilik if F 11 r f* s . it a n k "(
slid Western Carolina ire
today.
vyex’ week wo w i i np-ki*
edge ment nf tin- f i puei* w Ip>
member att'l give i.s a sqtiaie deal up I
tu ftatur i#v tnght.
Mr* W. II. Duncsn slid daug'ters
r< tni nod on Ktirlav from a timiglitfi !
Mimmcr stsv in the land nf the »ky and
• I! Ba'fuweii folks are mice upwo at
In.mo.
Mrs. F. Sett came down from
tf i co n w in ul dn .*• at u rds v ami received
liic tru*’ welcumo su well due to sip b a
cbariiiiiig d uiglitcr of liistunc i Id
Kilgedold
Rev R A. Y ougue, formei (iH*tor
of tl *• HartlWell < iicoit. spout a enup e
Ol d*v» in town la«t. " eek. being s w H
nes* in a reference before Master H L.
()' Hsiiuuii .
The Williston High ftebool ’Trustee*
have bought an admirable campus In:
of five acres in the n. iitu’i. -suburb*
on which the new and eapsei ois tinea
sellout building w lit he Ceete i
Married October 2ml. B'iO, at the
residetii e ut Kev J M Samb-r*. the ni-
fii iatiug miiitster, Mr H. Rii-* ul
hiko ami Miss E Belle Mite-, d.v.lgtltei
of M r. J. D. Miles of (ieurges t reek.
After much shooting a pretty young
bird dug from hlme ws* kMied Ims-
ilav afteriiiion near ttie I’uor Ilon*e.
Many Barnweil .logs vveie bitten bv the
rabid visitor heforc it was dispatched.
Tiie Charleston weather pnuphet* say
that the Canid'csn sea storm i* a little
blow and will not come till* wav or
far. Such predictions are sometimes
to be interpreted like dreams by con
traries.
Several negro blind tigers were
rounded up in KUenton and vl 'imiy
last week bv the Aiken county rural
police, and eve opening fines weto im-
poaed by Ma*isiritte_ Bush ami Ititen-
dent Caasel*.
There Is already countv wide talk of
an excursion to Columbia at the time
of the Inauguration of Oovernor Blease*.
It is a matter of general exticctatlon
that Chief Justice T S. Dunbar will
administer the Inaugural oath.
Mr. Travis R. Fitts of Eaurcn*. w ho
shot and kitted his atm-ie-law, 'Ik T.
Nlropson, at Kobbin* on tho 23rd ult,
was released from jail la«t 've-k. hav
Ing glvet. bond in the sum of ftl.'dXi as
ordered by Judge Mtmminger.
No 5J ia the number of the last auto
mobile registered in ini* countv, an
rlegmitlv handsome Bulck owned and
driven by Dr. B. F, Stume of Btaek-
vllle. It Is the only one of that name
In the county and aa_pimy as a pic
ture.
The Election Lomraisslonera, Federal
ami State, met on Monday and made
their appointments of managers of the
election ti be held on Tuesday follow
ing the tlrst Monday in November.
The lists will be published two weeks
before the election.
Magistrate Frederick- of Williston
committed to jail last week the two
negro robber* charged with highway
robbery in facing #fW from the pcekef
of farmer James Bonnett, who lived
W est of the Aiken county line. The
money waa recovered.
Farmer W. T. Calhoun, well satisfied
with bla fine crops, waa in town on
Thursday, lie remarked that matur
ing vegetation presages an early frost.
He D a believer in the old *ign« of the
blooming of the dog fennel, the ripen
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY, Oct 1-8
W
K ;uc olad tu itnnouncf tu tin 1 that we havp
atrain m cured the siTvieuft. of Mi^ AVittd. and sIh'
he dad to meet her old friends and al,so make new
ones. W e are pioud to say that onr Dicss («oods and
Mlllineiv 1/me-s are far ahead of anything previously
y\-
ludiiunt to
t his ten itorv. You can find in this store
Hire a
• election of Medium and
O I t ri ;p| V t'l
one fI phi (
■r fh
F. M
and K i gc* I'lp'V
pi ik' 1 cpi kitig an
e\ ,■ y up at a try-t
Winter li v ge. 11. g
ilai r.
1. \ ftT W K EK Fill E\ I e
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HIGH GKAD1: .MEKCHA.XDkSl:
a- m any store in tile neiylthoi iny towns or cities, with
aver.re-e -a\i ny of irhorii Lj.i percent.
Kents, eh tk hire and other incidental expense's in the
laryei towns are much more than ouis, and ivhen you huy
vour ojoods there, you are ohliyed to pay more lor your
t hose ext ra expenses.
Conservative
Clothes
You wilt find that ottr clothe* stiH
men of sll taste*. Older men, who
prefer dignity, almg more ststrL tmeii,
have ample choice. For the garment*
in our ollering* are conservatively cor
rect and conform stiictly in cut and
tailoring to tiie garment* worn by men
of *ocial and buiiuess prominence ev
ery w Ip-re.
In tit, In materials nnd In construe-
tiou thtoughout they are just aa gooil
aa they look—fashionable, extremely
well tailored and In good Uate.
In fact, they are equal to the very
best merchant tailored garment* In
atyl', cut, tit and tiniah, yet they are
Iiopnl.iily priced.
And because •‘Pmc-Simt-Nlt” they
retain their shape indefinitely and
ahow their atyle better and longer (ban
any other elothea procurable.
HOUSTON, - -
Office over Bank of Wllllalon.
nor. receive call* in the country,
will make appolntmente.«t oIBota.
t
I'very (varment is guaranteed
to he exactly as represented! or
inonev refunded. I
o'oods to (•<)' (
Bl ind your cotton t o
tills maiket. von will <ret lutt
or
A h i ppv cln«iog ’p l a *' vv t .•
e«t dav u a* gin'll Ol i hrp'l h
ing mtervii'M aith Mr. T S Hiack. i
l ip' name of Mr IVo-v Long Ip a t* [
uur il puCcr HoniT Ri..|. a'pl in- good j
\i ird' and n i-lic* arp in kicp l'g wi’li I
th» gi’ldt'ii autumu auii-hinc.
" I hi'ri'arc ipi friend* like ;h>‘ old j
friends" ii I* agaei pri/vn '>n Thur-
dav by tip* apprveiat' 1 call oi' our long |
lime sterling siihkcntier. Mr. J, < .
Fautt.
A shining silvei lining mis gl\*n to
the li*r si'Uihre cIpipI* o! ftepl .'III till hy
the regn]ar visit ot uur netcr f irgvi j
tu g $'i lend Mr. Henri li ufo.
I
Eridav 'in* mppIi tip' lair.'-l div of j
the l ist l\l" k bv tile r illing* lit 1,111
good friend*. Mr. W. L. Merrill g-u> |
us the happiness < sc i: g In* good
face fur ihi first riie' m hve or six
years, tipiugh ids bind writing ha*
(Mine niih unvarying regularity even
October, and wim him was his exec!
lent neighbor, Mr ijuattb banm
S*on after tiie biiel call of Mr. W.
If. Norris hmugle’inore sunshine, and
tiicn The oirtifoTrr moektng bird saaig
»ome of it* sweetest notes.
I,a«t hut not least in good ivlll of onr
Saturday visitors were Mr. J EHt*
Sanders ami hi- bright and handsome
eight year old son. Master Me.
C.AKD OF THANKS,
I take this meHtod <>f thanking my
friends for the Very geriT’rntjs supjjflrt
given me in the rei’ent election; al-
tliougli defeated i bcartiiy thank them
all the same. C. W. Moody.
result-: ''pcml y<mr money lierc, and you will <^et moi’c
(or your money than eBewhei’'’. W'e die-ole ayents for tlm
“AMl!RICAN LADY” ^nd "AMERICAN GENTLEMAN” SHOES
The
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better: -ati.-faetion "iiaranteed or
vour
6. F. M0LAIR
BARNWeLL
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have
ire none
mormv h funded.
We earn' an exceptionally yre-at lino of Ladies
Mis.-es' Tailored Suits, Skirts and Wai-ts. We also
an e.xrwptionaliv y;)'"at line of Men’s and Boy's. Clothing.
A <'ianee ihioimh will eomlnee vou that thev are well
r~ e' * «
ma.de, and they are warranted to yive sa.tiftfae*h>n.
All that we a-sk of yen i-i a trial and you will convince
voui-clf lhat tlf’m i- the store to make vour purchases.
Assuring you that a oui patronage is much appjeeiati <1
and thanking you for youi ])ast lavois, also soliciting your
iuturc patronage. 1 bog to remain.
Yours very truly,
A. N. C xr 11'
Jt DUE ALDRICH ABROAD.
On tire opening of tho Court of Uei-
eral Sessions at Spartanburg, where
lie i* presiding for the first time,
Juiige Kohert Aldrich created n most
lavoralde impression by hi* eloquent I
and elaborate address to.tho UraTidj
Jury. In reference to the unlawful j
sale* of liquor* he said, according to
tiie Daily Herald :
"As far as the memory- of man ex
tends backward it ha* been tho effort,
of the wise and virtuous to curtail and
minimize tiie evils arising from trafiie
In intoxicating 1 qnor*. We know-
nothing—neither war. pestilence, fam
ine or other evil —that has brought
more distress on the human race than
alcoholic liquors. M ore blood, more j
tear*, more shame, povertv, insanity
and crime have Hiiseii from alcohol
than from any oilier known cause,
COM M K N !>8 l.lUCOIl l.AVV.
"Our legislature ha» experiinentod
from time to time on the subject and
i finally has reached what is known as
j tiie couniy dispensary law. Liquor
pan only be lawfully, ae! 1 in South
1 Carolina through regularly organized
: county dispensaries. I'o sell liquor at
1 all In a proMWitlort county, »tich a*
j thi« is, Is ai violation of tiie law.
1 "When we consider the good tiie
legislature is trying to accomplish and
PATRONS THROICIIOUI THE COl'N'TY.
B
Y a’wav« giving ean fu) attention to tiie require
ment* of tael: patron, reudeiing courteous ser
vice no matter whether an account is largo ur
smaM, thi* institution ha« become known through
out tho County for tiie Value' 1 of its faeiliffe* to those
having funds to deposit, it h«s patrons not. only in
JBuirJlwfi.ll bn! in.fvery section of tiie Conn’y -At this
season of the year when tiie cotton crop Taring* money
to every owner of a farm, tiie iijgli esfeem in which tlii*
bank is held is especially evident lor depo-lts are receiv
ed !u substantial sums d uly, most Individuals reuLziug
the ad vantage “f depositing monev in tin*, the *fmuge-t
State hank in Sc tub Carolina. Your patronage ,Js
licited.
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BANKofWESTERN CAROLINA
BARNWELL, S.C.
CAPITAL & SURPLUS $500,000.00
—LOCAL D/RECTORS I. - T—k.
George H.Bates J M.Easterlin^
Butler Hagood P.M.Buckingham
I hav-c a car load ol Wagons
and Buggies lo dispose of at
cost, and 5000 or 0000 bushels
of Appier and Bancroft country
raised Seed Oats for sale.
A carload of Choice Mules
'' 1’ "fr
brought over from the last sea
son, now
at the
prices. They are acclimated
and ready and willing for work,
1 stand ready and prepared
at all times to render the best
service to my good friends and
patrons and tM general public.
Inquire of me before making
of the linea^ in
buy'now.
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ATTORHEY AT Lit
NOTARY PUBLIC,
BLACK\ aLLE, S.
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DR,J.H.E.MILHOU&
DENTIST
BLACK V‘II4,R,4l4^,
Offlce days Thu
clay and Snturcky^
Well ocpiipifed offloe,
Opernti
ess ai^^hnsistent
Mces reasonab!
j ^Lish,
T DR.W.C.
DENTIST m
cimren,«•
OFFICK HOt
8B30 a. m. to 6
Fefison* living sway fmnr
will |)ieMc maka app
coming By to doing that
of inimpdlat* .Mrvica and
appolufuienta.
The valuable land*
late 4. Terrill Snffth
liston, devised bji
Connie
are now offered far
on liberal terms.
For particulars
either to Dr. W. 1
Smith, AVillieton, or^
Sheppard, Edgefieh
T. Jamison, Greem
T.B.ELLI!
VWEMK iffi TUi
A postal curd adc
me at Lyndhnrst,
receive prompt at
Mbney to lend oiK*
real estate. S per-'
amount* under 11000.90.
on atbounte over #1,800.00.
J. O. Patterson
e.M
Wa. Nta,
’t-rm
Galhi
any
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which I deal. .
1 J. D. WHITTLE,
Blackville, S. C.
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