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MINKS, Ktltir 1 Pnp’f. »aaEgm,:^r„—...ax"* 1 ::, ;r COUJtTT CIRCULATION. of thW utatohood quwtlon should be tolerated. 1 hop* the ehfttraiftn of the oommlt- tee will sfree to strike out the objec- tteoebls (ki»s<rrapk. « I slislt rote for the ffigjorlty report heartily If this objirtlon Is removed. Otherwise I slisll rote only under pro test ns to this psrsgrsph for the adop tlon of the report, (Loud Applause.) f RBRUARY 1, The people of the United .States, ftorth, South, East and West, are less Interested In politics, state and N'atlon- *1, now than they hare been for many hud long years. They hare lost faith in politicians and their promises and hare turned to business Tor plenty and prosperity, and It will take new men and new Ideas to revive the old enthu* slasras. mmmmmmmmmmammmmm Greenwood county farmers are tend ing the fight against the fertilizer trust. Two weeks sgo several hun dred assembled In mass meeting and adopted resolutions pledging them- selves not to pay above ten per cent more for fertilisers than they did last peer, and calling on the farmers of the South to hold meetings at their Court Itouaea on Saleday in February and adopt the same resolutions and stand by them. ' ‘ Several farmers, good ones too. have told ns that they will make cotton this ysar expecting to get four cents for It. As they are wise men. making provis ions for their families and employees thelf first concern, they calculate that they will, at the worst, come out even, and If the unexpected happens and prtoea should be good they will be in hotter circumstances than they are hoping for. But the man who . wor ships Ctttton and fails to keep down ex penscs is sure, they say, to be worse off next Christmas ’Jf£n he was a year KDOEFlELp ELOQUENCE. Congressman Talbert spoke s» fol lows favoring the resolution denying the right of Robertsi the much married man from Utah, to n seat In the House of Representatives, which resolution was adopted by a large majority : I Voted to exclude the Utah Repre sentative without any fegird to hls.sl- Jeged prlma lack riglitau* b» lormaJlv sworn Irt aa a member of thu body. 4 felt that the country had been so out- fsged by the election of an avowed and ■otorloua polygamist to Congress that I paid little attention to the technical question as to the legal form of exoln- atOH. It was a case. In my estimation, Mr. Speaker, of such abhorrent and de ftant Immorality that I didnoMtop two aeonnds to think whether he ought to he kicked In and then kicked out o; whether the more dc.-ent thing to do Is to keep him out entirely. (Applause;. I acted on the broad principle thai the man was unlit to b- a member of this House. I have read the evidence carefully, notwithstanding my early •onvtotions of the man’s guilt. 1 would give a dog the benefit of any doubt 1 might have If Its reputation or life were at stake. I have no doubt In this case. This accredited Represent ative has no place In this House, and the sooner It Is clear of this case the ' bait*r and cleaner It will be. (A|>- plause ) But, Mr. Speaker, the majority re port has interjected a point In the rsso that Is, In my opinion, unnecessary, * .unwise, and unwarranted. The third paragraph of the report declares that Mr. Roberts’s -“election as Representative Is ah explicit and of fensive violation of the understanding by which Utah was admitted as a Htate,” and for that, among other rea sons, should be denied the right of membership “in this” House Commenting upon this declaration of the oommlttee, the New York Tress (January ). the leading Republican newspaper Irr the country’, says : "Utah deserves a forced return to the Territorial condition. Mince there / Is no such means, the committee major ity has taken the most signal way pos sible of rebuking the Mormon combin ation of inaolence and III faith by deny ing to Its Represents live the privilege of a seat in the House long enough TO rtlRK M tiltlPPK IK TWO DJtTR Take Laxative Bkomo Qumipx TAb- LXT3. All druggists refund the money if It falls to cure. K. W. UHove's sig nature on every box. 23c. THE FERTILIZER TRUST. Call to Alllancomon and Fanners of South Carolina. ; l hereby call upon the Alliance and farmers of .South Carolina 'o meet at once, under the ausplcea'of the Alli ance, to consider the guano trust, and to take such action-to defeat It us may be deemeu advisable. Fraternally, \ . J.C. Alexahfter, ^ President State Alliance. Columbia, Jan. 20, JINX). .1 ‘ AUGUST FLOWER. “It Is a surprising fact,*’ says Prof Houton, ••that in my travels in all parts of the world, for the last ten "years, I have met more people haying uaod Green’s August Flower than any other remrdr, for dyspepsia, deranged liver and stomach, and fur constipation-. 1 TTnd Tor tourists and salesmen, or for oersons tilling olHco positions, where headaches and general Ipul feelings from Irregular habits yxlst, that Green's August Flower Is a grand remedy.. It does not injure the system by frequent use, anil is cxcelletu for sour stomachs and fndfgealion.” Sample bottles free at Creech’s Pharmacy. Sold by dealers in all civilized coun tries. ’ NOTICE. To all whom It niav. can, must, might, could, would or should concern : lie It known unto you that at a re cent meeting of,the Alumni Associa tion, held during the Gaffney conven tion, an agent was appointed In each association to collect funds that have been subscribed to the Alumni Hall. Re it further known unto you that I, myself, have been regularly appointed as (lie duly authorized agent in the Ham well Association. This being-the esse, I shall proceed at once to try to collect all such funds, and even moio, if possible. l>on’t wait for me to come to see you and spend a^week with you 1Rui'4.«.v«U-wiot.-lof me W» write, you. I’ll both and I don’t know how Mitch mote, df ne •esaaryv btit hope It won’t bo necessary. W. E. Johnson. HE FOOLED THE BURGEONS All the doctors told Deniek Hamilton, of West Jefferson, O , after suffering )ij months from Rectal Fistula, he would die unless a costly operation was per formed; hut lie cured hlfnsclf with five boxrs of Hucklen’s Arnica Salve, the surest Pile cute ou Earth, and the best Salve in the World. 25 cents a box. Sold by (\ N. Hurckhalter, Harnwell, and 1». K. Briggs A Co., Bfacltvllle, Druggists. Old Ooctor: Ins pitlent what ts the first tiling to find oul f —. > Young Doctor: IVJiether he can pay Discovered By a Woman. Another great discovery- has been made, ami that too, by a lady in this country. ’‘Disease fastened Ps clutch es upon her and for seven year* she eitlistood Its severest tests, hut her vi tal organ* w ere undermined anti death *eenicd Imminent. For three months ohe cnughed.lnce««antly, mid eon Id not sleep, shntlnallv discovered away to recovery, by purcha-ing of ns a bottle of Dr. King s New Discovery for (Jnn- stimptlon, and w as so much relh ved on taking first dose, that she *le|it all night; ami with two liottles ha* been abso.ntely cured. Her naniei* Mr*. Luther Luts. T hits writes W. C Ifain- nlck A Co., of Shelby, N. C. Trial bot tle* free at C N. Burckhslter’*, Barn well, and I). K. Brlgg* A Co’s., Black ville, Drug Stores. Regular size 50c and $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED ITORS. * All person* Indebted to the estate of J^ 1>. Williams, deceased, are hereby notified to make payment to the under signed. and all_persons having claims against said estate wdl presentnhe same, duly attested, within tho. time prescribed by law or be barred. ^ J. W. Thomas, , * Executor. Thomas, S 0. Jan. 12th, 1(100. (llw) NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED ITORS. All persons Indebted to tho estate of J. P. McKIhenny, deceased, are hereby notified to make payment to the under signed, and all person* having clstma against said estate will present the same, duly attested, within the time prescribed by law or be barred. - M. L. McElhemiy, F.xeculor. Ellenton, S. C., Jan. 15, 1«0«. r TRESPASS NOTICE. Any and all person* are hereby warned ncalnst oommttldng such tres passes a* tUblng, hunting nr trapping of any kind upon our lands, upland and swamp, in Sycamore Township. L. L. Brant & Son, Ulmer, S. C. Jany. Oth, 1900. «. MASTER’S SALE. 1 and The State of Sonth Carolina, County of Ufruwell. J. E. Furman, Plaintiff, against » Henry Furman, Ja«ner Furthan Connor Furman, Defendants. Decree eok Partition. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to me directed in tint above entitled cause I will sell at Barnwell, hi front of the Court House, oh Monday, the f»th day of February* MXX), jt-.., being salesdsy In the said month, wl#ihm the tygaldiburs of sale,' to the-hlghest bidder, the fol lowing described real estate 1 All that lot situate, lying and hel.vg in the town of JiarnweiLqnld State and County, with the frame store Imildiug thereon, and hounded on the North and East by lot* of Estate of Ryan, South bv Main Street of said town and on the West by brick store ofCapt. J. IV. Lan caster. Term* cash—-Purchaser to pay for papers and Revenue Stamps, •\ A. HOWARD PATTERSON, . - Masieh Master’s Office. Jan. 17th, UXM). Soipethiqg I pro pose to Blj a long felt ttlUl J Barnwell. I am prepared to Taffy traveller* wherever they choose to go In quick time and perfect safety and comfort, and to do Hauling within all reasonable distances at extremely mod crate price*. 1 , My teams are first, class and I efru. promise perfect satisfaction to all rea- sonabjc peot>l5. - . £0-Wood For Sale. Call on me, first door East of The FboHms Office. , , SI L PEACOCK. FOR SALE. 800 acres of land, belonging ta_£bc- estate of Mr*. Ann S. Hagnnd, deceas ed, situated In Barnwell county and ly ing partially wlihjln the limits of the town of Hltrckvilre. Apply to W. H. Oakmsn, Executor, Blackxlllc, S. C. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED ITORS.' • -•# All persons having claims against the Estate of Mrs. Ann S. Hagood, de ceased, w ill present the same to me at once, properly proven, and all persons owing the said estate will make pay ment to me at once. Wm. H. O.ikman, Executor. Rlackville, S. C. Thlx House nor thl* comm1ttee .hu atfctog whatever to do w Uk the ques tion of statehood ‘Introduced In this controversy. It ought not to hare been Introduced. Whatever its .purpose, it has no business In tnl* dispute at this time. I hope It will be eliminated from tha report. Leave that question to the oourta, where It oropeilv belongs. Let the House of Repiesentatives attend •trletly to Its own business. There Is altogether too mnch rtlppnnt talk, Mr. Speaker, about the power of Congress and tbe duty of Congress to coerce and punish Mate* by the tno*t drastic restrictive legislation. It i» boldly and persistently attempted to re ducers presentation in this House and In the electoral college upon the cen sus report of the voting population of eertaiu State*. And why? Because in the very words of this ma jority report the election in these Htate was an explicit and offensive vio lation of the understanding (referring to tbe fourteenth and fifteenth amend ments) by which they were admitted aa states. Only this week, at the other ead of this building, has this new Re publican gospel of reconstruction been proclaimed. It Is a very important and very serious matter:- The danger is not enly not remote, but In tbe immediate future. (Applause.) *- •, Another Republican House Is a pos- albility—the merest possibility. If the almost Impossibly unexpected should happen and the next House has a Re publican majority, what is there to pre vent the exclusion of every Represen tatiye from every Southern Stale upon tha declaration of the majority that these BUtes have “explicitly and offen sively vetoed” the fourteenth and fif teenth amendments ? I woukt like to have my mind dis abused of this impression. I would like to role for the majority report, and expeet to vote for it. but the para ATTORNEY-AT-LAW* s. c. A*rnt fur Bsranrll ('nant? for thr Amrrtraa B««d and Trunt (ntapaar of Haltlmorr, I* prepared to fuTnUh bonds for Exec utors, Administrators, Guardians, .Trustees and all public officers. 'A Liberal Reward will he paid for tbe recovery or tydiable information leading to tbe rWbrh of an Iron Gray Mare Mule of medium *ize about eight years old, that has been missing (estray or stolen) from my place two miles from Hlackvillc, since Sunday night, 21st January. HENRY DjSTILL.’ Rlackville, b. C. NOTICE FINALTMSCHAKGE. Notice I* hereby given that the un dersigned will die his linal account with J. K. Snellltig, K*q., Judge of I’robatc. a* Adtiib Dtrator of the E» tate of Mi»* Urhana Cave, deceased, and ask for Letter* DDmlssofjr oh Sat urday, 10th February, 1(NN). J, L. Cave, - Administrator. MmmoDS to Hbsfrnt' Defendants. Tub Sjate or South <’»hoi.ixa,I U.oukty or Barnwell. ,*J In the Proluttei.'ourt. AMEXDETrHnrMoxs, For Rei.iek. . (COMI’LAINT SERVEB.) • • •* Georgia A. Nurnb^rgor. ns Executrix ol tbe will of V. F. Nnruberger and In her own right, riaiiilitf, against W. If. Nurnberger, P. L. Nnrnberger. Katie E. ttutterlleld, and the Bank of Barnwell, Defcndauts. To the Defendants above name 1: You are hereby summoned and re- quired to answer the complaint in this action of which a cony i* served upon you, and to serve a copy of jrotlf an«wer to the suid complaint on the subscriber* at their’ offices In Barnwell, H. G.. within twenty day * af ter the service hereof; exclusive of the day of service; and if you f ill to an swer the complaint within the time afoiessid, the plaintiff In this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Bellinger, Townsend «& O’Bannon, 'Plaintiff’* Attorneys. Dated January 2<Hh. A. I>. r.H) 1 ). To the Absent Defendants i W. H. Nurnberger, P, L. Nurnber ger and Katie K. Butterfield : ’fake notice that the complaint In this action, together with the sum mons, of which the foregoing U a copy, was tiled In the office of the Judge of the Probate Court at Barnwell In the County of Barnwell, In the Stats of South Carolina, on the tw entieth Iday of January. A. I). IbOO. Bellinger, Townsend A O’Bmnon, Plaintitr* Attorneys. Jany 2tKh, A. I): HXX). NOTICE FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned will die his Anal account with J. K. SnclJing, K«q., Judge of Probate, «* Administrator of the estaic of Mrs. M. A. IVIjlianis, and ask fof letters dUmissorv on February 12th, UKX). ; J . B. WlWam*- AdminUtrator. Mlllefttllle. S. C.' —J. K. HAKKISON «U3t AND LOCK SMITH, Barnwell, - - - - S. O. First Class Repairing Fine Artps a Specialty. Keys Made and Locks Re paired. You can get no better work In the Mate. Prices *? low as lirst class work can he done for. Ammunition of all kinds for fu*lc cheaper than it can be bought else where. .Dec. 7. WOOD & CHICKENS. I will deliver wood in any quantity as ordered on every Wednesday. 0n other days buyers will have to do their own hauling. Chickens, Corn, Meal and Peas, al ways on hand for sale. North side Court House square. S. L. PEACOCK. GO to the old reliable grocery store of—, G. W. PATRICK, Trustee,' for Fine Family Groceries of all Kinds. Nothing but the best of everything to tickle the palate. Give me » trial and be convinced of what l say. G. W, Patrick, Trustee. NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned will flie her final account with J. K HoelMiig. Esq.. Judge of Probate, a* Guardian for Lizzie Mar tin, W»de Martin and Ella Martin, on S*‘ * " ■ ~ ' graph I have quoted Is “explicitly and offensively” objectionable to my sense there are others. Others are to to ad mitted to statehood If the Republican polley la carried out. We ark soon to enjoy the relies of a«i- dent Mexican civilization In the ad mission tQuIiAtehpod of Arizona and 2»*w MexlccuitTh^f follows tbe State Of Hawaii,, the State of Luzon, the Bute of Puerto Rico, and others, per* haps. Hawaii kTright at our door. A MU has been reported at this Congress for Its admission as a Territory. Its population la composed of 100,000 Kan^ •has, Portuguese, Japanese, and lrp> ore. end 3,000 Americans. So that no Mrs. L. P. Martin. Guardian. Orangeburg, 8.C., Jan, 82, 1000. NOTICE v To Administrators, Executors. Guar dians and Trustees, AB Administrators. Executors, Guar dian! and Trustees are hereby notified to make their Annual Returns, to this office during the months of January and February, as required bv law. j,‘«r TheHtsie^ov dquru CsrolinaJ. tCoj’NTr orIGkns'Kll. f The VirgiHia Carolina Chemical Co., vs. C. M. Hlefs. . By virtue of nn Execution being lodged in my office in the above stated eause I have levied upon aud will sell iii&untof Conrtllouse in Barnwell; on Monday, Keby 5th, UXM), it being the regular salesday in ^said month, and •during the usual h.rwr* »>f sale the fol io ving described property, to wit: All that tract of land being tbe por tion of land left after Homestead w as appraised, containing Four Hundred and Ten acres, more or less, andbound- ed North by Lug Branch and J. R Al len and the Homestead of the dkfend- ant, Ea«t by Homestead and Barnwell Road, Mouth by Port RoytH R. R. and Lanier Lot, anti West by W.O. Kearse and Sam Jackson, Levied upon itn the property of C. M. Hiers to satisfy the above execution and cost. Terms cash, purchaser to pay for pa pers and Revenue stamps. FRANK H. CREECH, 5-J s. B. C. Sheriff’s Office, Jan. 13lh, KkX). MASTER’S SALE. The State or South Carolina,) County or Barnwell. | In The Court or Common Pleas. Hattie E. Owens, Plaintiff, against J. O. Bronson, Defendant. > " JUDGMENT KOR FORECLOSURE. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell. In front of the Court House on Monday, the fifth COME STRAIGHT TO MIITspStais, Barnwell, S. C„ Where you \\JII find the Best Horses, Finest Mares and Choicest Mules ever raised oh the ferj^e Missouri farms and absolutely tile Lowest Prices ever quoted in South Carolina. As witnesses to the truth of my claims 1 refer to all who have ever bought sto:k from me. "CIIAKLLE IIROWX, A {rent. E. R. PlEYErj, Blackville, S- C. f DEALER IN Pump*. Iron Piping of all kind*. Fit ting* of all s zes and the bc-t make and quality. CONTRACTOR FOR depth OFFICES i Barnwell and Wij.liston. Commencing i)i« first week ib Octo ber I wIM be at my Bkrnwcll ofiicp «t t,b<* Halford House on tbe t!rs|. (Monday and Tuesday of the first and fourth weeks in each inonth, aud longer by I peels I engagaipent. At Willistdh office on every Friday and Saturday. 1 am Also prepared to do Dental work at vour homes anywhOre in Barnwell Cotipty.. Farijis for Sate. -If youJ)uyfrom— f M. BLAeKVILLE, §• (2-. You Ay ill get the latest and newest goojcls at t he saiirq old pxnces. 1 h ive purchased wllh the grcatc*t '.‘stfc, and the Wafit* of the people (His community ever before mv mhid, the nea est, and mos$complete line of Spring and Summer Goods, whlch'aro jn*t now cottimencing to arrive; the latlte* will be delighted wlth-thcm, and the children will cry for them. My stock of laces, embroideries ami fancy goods far excel anything ever before offered for sale In tins town. Ming, Sloes and Hats any Wells, Dug or Driven, of and diameter desired. Tw eiitv-five years of practical expe rience have made me Master of m v bux ines*. aud qualified me to guarau|<e satisfaction to nil favoring me with their patronage. Call on or Write me, anil prompt at tention will be given to all communica tions. * • . ' E.R. MEYER. • Blackville, S. C. I>E ifcfe is the Ions - looked - for chance to buy a good farm/ on accommodating terms. Stop paying rent and own your ’ l own home. BARNWELL COUNTY. D. S. HAIR PLAGE—42t» acres. Barnwell t>wn«diip, HIO cleared, bal ance in email wood; 2 ordinary builJ- ings. , a. — IT. L 0’BAN v NOX--6.iS acres. P-tru- wellxownship, 200 acres cleared; 11 miles from Barnwell C. 11.; 3 building*, good order. RICHARDSON —"< nter Hall” place — Bon nett Springs town-hip, 725 acres, 250 acres cleared, balance iieh, o«k and cypress; Ij milw* Brown’s landing .on Savsiutialt river; 3 b jildings, .medium cotiditiou. i- __ , . f . PEACOCK—“Reck” tract —Bennett Spring* township. 5t2 acres, .130 clear ed ; 2 building*; It) Uiilen from Barn- will,.licar P;U.ter-on's old mill. J. A. UOUNIREE PLACE—Ad- ioiujug thc idc.ic, jy c.lcturji^. one, buiMjpg. T. K. & W. S. TURNER PLACE- ftvt acre*, 1H0 acres cleared, balance pine and oak; J miles from Dunlutriou; 4 buildings. K1) 'V arm UAREIK PlMCE— Rn«cnisry towpsltip, .‘J» acre*. 125 acre- cleared, lAtlatice in smiCll timber; no buildings. SAMANTHA WALL — Ro«rmary town-hip. 100 acres. It) acres cleared; 2 buiblings, good evudition ; .> miles from A illistqn, ANNIE E. DYCHES—BlsekvBJe town*,hip? 131 acre*. BjU ai-res clear* 1 1. -mall timber on balance; 2 building*.; near - A-bley station, 2 miles from BlackriU*. H. FfSNFLLINOi’r. \CE-Rcd Oak township, 75o acres. 250 »«»rex Hea/etf; J IwUdlqg*; » milo from tl^rnwcH, 2* miles from >nelling p. O. M A. II WI.KV I’!,.' < K —Red oq, township, 150 were*. 50 acres cleared; 2 bniitling-: •*> mileK irotn Itamvteil; A. C. L. K.' K runsthrongh ptnee. W.P. RENEW PL ACE —Red Oak town<hip. l*d seres, tio acres open; 2 biiibllng*; J uilb** from Barnwell. SIMON PRIES TER PL ACE—-St acre* in Great Cyptc-s G>wn-h-p^—riou acre* cleieed, btl ince in gued pine ai'd oak; 4 buiidtug*. It. C. A W. II Af,FORD PLAGE— 1&0 seres. Great ( v pres# tow n-lpp, I'.l■ sere* cleared, balanee In plueAiui oak; 1 boUdinfa I. J. MILLER I’LACE—WillDion town-hip, 150 acres. 125 aefe* cleared, balance pine and oak; 4 buildings. S. S. Fl’RSE PLACE—R<ildoc town ship 1115 aert 1 -, 350cleared) fairly well Umbered; hear Mar»fn station -»n (j. A W. R. «.; 7 billldihg*. / JENNIE H BROWN PLACF.-Bal- doy town-hip, 410 acre*. 100 aer.** tdeared, balance in small timl: are. tbe latest anti they are *frrrplrx r « n( L b oth hi style and qn*my, and best of all the prices arc within everybody’* reach. F«r the men I have a full and complete line of Groceries of all kinds, I' have the old reliable Rock Hill Buggies and tbe Piedmont Wagons. ‘ - ' v I have that grand old brand ••Majestic Flour j’? and Tobacco—why the grands 1 sell will slio-ton the longest day for the weary plow boy. , I have in stork everything Knitted to the want* and needs of our people, and it Will ever be my motto to protect lh’ Interests ot my cu-tonlers. When in need of gootUvomc and'see me; I guarantee good values, polite at- tCiUlou and perfect satisfaction, With every article you purchase. Ke-pectfuilv Yi-urs. . A. M. O’GORMAN. l\ W FARREU. SCO’HOI.DSTANfr. ■ :\ k 1 \] r ai A nni A 4 -ii. [\ \\j\ J . LUi 110 TO S/IVG M0N6YI 1 /iVo' have jJist bought oul two bankrupt stocks of (•cncral Mcr- ' chamiisc a< the low-est juiced ever hctird of in this section amt arc prepared to give our friends the advantage’ of a ^ood portion of tlie Jieavy . discount* So eofno on every body, and conic* quick or vou miss some of the vVonderfiil bai^ains wc are ofierin", for •roods cannot remain Avith us at the pYiecs we are may ’r-i lonjr otferiiijr. \\ e do not vvi.sh to hurt otber merchants’ prices but \v c bus siunss l>y oui Fci Imosl lolig amt thev must an<l S/,a// Qo Correspondingly i / A. and p(o (jmek, and if any merchant will try sale we avill divide our advantages We haVe no time to tpiote prices i.ut PLANTATION FOR SALE. ON EASY TERMS. AVe offer at private sale one of tjie nmst desirable pUntHtions lu“Tow^er, South Carolina. The tract contains 723 acres, of which 123 arc in virgin pine tiinng) 1 . It is Drnforhially healthy all the year round, well watered, with ex cellent swamp pasturage for stock rais ing and fine fishing rights. These lands-iire admirably adapted to tbe grow th of the staple crops of ihe State, fruits and vegetables, aud are capable of indefinite Improvement. They lie bcatuifullynncl the place can be iqsde tin ideal country Tiome. Jt Is located just outside the corporate lim its Of the town of Barnwell. Tbe rail road development In pfogre*R and as sured brings Barnwell to the forefront in South-Western Ca’olina, and the purebtiser of this-property will make the wlsevt investment of life in secur ing it now, before the boom begins. gjar If purchasers prefer the' tract will be divided into i teveral parcels, sold in arcii,s to suit. • For price and term* apply to . BAi KS& SIMMS, Attorne’ys-at Law, , Barnwell. C. II. B,”ATTAVYAY FLAfR—Rwfi Oak township. 111) acre*. CO acn * e!> ar- _ ed; 2 buildings; 7 mile* from Barnwell. Auditor’s Appointments, Thursday, Feby Friday, *• Tuesday, *• WedneHay," ^ Thursday, ” Friday, HNKLLIXG, Judge of I’robatc. .partUau, or political agitation JaUsAlj^, 1300. • , legs) hour* of sale, to the highest bidder, tbe following described real property, to wits All that tract or pxrrcl of land lying and being in Bull Pond Town-hip, Barnwell comity, State of South Caro lina, containing One Hnnilred acres, more or less; bounded North fir* pub lic road, known a* the Barnwell Road;. East by land of Mrs. T, A. Brunson; South by land of Bailie L- Owens and West by land of W. F. Bronson., Terms of Sale—Cash, Purchaser to pay for papers and revenue stamps. A. HOWARD PATTERSON, Master, Master’s Jan ^b/lfloO. ' \ ** .h 2. • V;' 7, «, 3, U Imer*. Brnwnell. Friendship. Heedy Branch. Whalevs. P.lHckville, -AYlfliston, Mercanis, Ken- Thnrsday, nedy’* Store. I will be at the above mentioned places on dates designated. All tax? payers are requesretl to make thelf re' toms within the time prrscribed by law—from Janv 1st to Feby. 20th, a* 1 will bare to add 50 per cent penalty on personal property returned after that date—Fehi.’ittb. Sec Sec 207 RevDed Statutes 1S02. This has not been ctis* torpary heretofore, but I have been or dered by Comptroller General to com ply strictly with the provisions' of the statute. W. H. DUJfCANV ;"t < o. Anditor. Barnwell, C. U. S. C. ,'nh Dec., 1890. W. A HAVENER PLAGE-*-Red Oak tn\Vu«bi|>, tju acr<'*, OU acre* clear ed; 2 building*; within j mile of Boil ing Springs. ' 1 * BAMBERG COUNTY. RIGE PLAGE—1<XZ) acres, Buford’s Brylge town-hip, 200 acres cleared, balance in tb5 tineat timber; 2 mile* from Govan. !(• miles from Bamberg. CONNELLY PLAGE—I’breo Mile township, 205 aeies, loo acres cleared, fairly well timbered; 2 buildings, fair condition. HUTTO PLACE-George’s Creek township, 838 acres, 5(X) acre* cleared, balance in timber; II buiidtug.*, 9 tniles from Bamberg, 2 miles from Gova,n. All of the above farm* will be. sold at low prices and on easy terms of 20 US 25 per vent cash, and balanct*on one, two, three and four years. Apnly to J. T. O’NEAL, BAMBERG, S. C. . ' -to ^ ATLANTIC COAST LINE. tiff w it It (‘SID • ijJL, liim. .00 SJIQE t i OK A 50 cts. HAT OR CAP msssm on xV FO n ‘K * C t Vw StO Suit of Clothes for $5.60 Or any niliclo of Hardware 2n per cent, less Uinn any mer- chant in the county can buy it, and we can well coffee as low as de ti pound and tnsmy other jirticles ns wonderfully cheap. So strike'w hile the iron is hot. A word to the ivisC* is suilieicnt. . ■ y. THE BARflWELL CODHTY BARGAIN COMPANY, (At Green ami Stansell’* Old Stand ) ELKO S C Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. ot-S. C. C0NDKN8KD SciIKDULK. ' NORTH. SOUTH. No. 35 daily AM No. 37 (iaily f ex Bun. A. M “8 02 8 45 In Effect December 1899. 1st, No. W STATIONS. dai li- ex Sun. P. M. P.M Ao. 32 .dnllv I. Darlington A\ 8 05 Lv El Hot t Ar 9 25 Ar Sumter Lv 10 6 48' <5 Hi!. "6 53! 7 55 ->'■ v Sumter Ai x Lv Lv Crest on Ar AV Pregrralli L _ Orangeburg Denmark BaDlwelD- Robbins Augusts 7 20 ...... 0 40 ... .....A 6 18 5 27 3 50 : 10 00 5 02 ♦AV 4 28. 42)2 3 28 2 30 Train No. 36 leaveA Florence 2 ;14 a. m... and train No. 32 arrive* at Flor ence 7:23 |i. m. Trains 32 and 36 carry through Pull man Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars lat- tween New York and Macon via Au-^ gusta T. M. KauaWfOaT. ~ IT. M. Emerson.' T’-affic Manager. Gen. Pax«‘.\gt. J. K. KenlV; G«n. Manager. SOLID AS SILVER DOLlARS. the <t and LikeliesTStock OF • T - — . • Genuine Blue Blooded Kentucky ■ -• " - \ Horses, Mares and Mules Dewitt Stables, ever brought to Barnwell County now on sale at, the Opposite Merchant’s ) IS. A Planter’s Bank, ,s. c. . 7 . In !eftti*vill*, and I made careful personal selection of two ear load*, 05 bead, Invite all people Wanting first class stock at right price* to come and she for fhem-elvc* They w ill find exactly what they want an.l at figures that * H it the end of the crop season. ' s *• »- WHITTLB, Agfnt. 1 ■'»' Ilf ' ■■■■■ ■ * ■■■II. ' 1 . MONEY! MONEY!! All person* indebted to the Barnwell Oil Mill on contracts of i897 and 18iJH, by note^account, bill* of sale, or other wise. are hereby notified that the hooks, note*, bill* of *nte Ac. have been placed In onr hands to close up and collect. We will not take legal steps until'debt or* have a chance to settle without If. This notice is to give yon such oppor tunity. When the crop begins to move we will look for you. Ixlar Bros., ~~ AlterOcy s' it Law, - . Blackville, B. C. Jalyfi. THE MONEY MAKERS. ■% 100,000 Asparsgus Rimts for Sale ( of the two vsrieiies that experience every where has showvrie be the best ever In- troilm-ed s'- EARLY ARGENTUEIL AND * WHITE MAMMOTH, \ Both are .»f French Inirodnetion, and I know of my own knowledge and experiei.ee that they are A 1 Money -Makers. Call «a«r wiite to ' W H. EAVjS, WMUston.B.G.