Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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60D16. 3. I. mm, Editef 1 Pnj^'r. COOMTT CIRCULAnOT. THUR8DAY, VARCIT l, 1003. American trade with the rhUtppinca It expanding—with a vengeance. The next trana|>ort will carry 1,000 cofflm *o MaullU, and yet Otia aaya that the ' ea*r la over f A year ago the Standard Oil Com pany aold keroiiine at eight centa a gal- )nn. Now It gete thirteen, an Increaae «f per oent. And yet iwoat of the atock of thia trust <» waierod. Cotton craxloeaa la early and unnni- moua Westward, ilere’a an Instance: In Alabama fertlliaer sales for the eomlng crop are already two and a half times aa large as for kite corresponding • period last year. > W’hlle (he makers of cotton havehoCn ^Helped by the advance In price its man- — wfaetnrer* are enfotfng a contlnrwi nic. A good Angnsta authority fig- •res it out tlmt attire present prices of - ootton goods the mills could pay 15 cents a pound for the staple and make good profits. President McKinley is expected to tlalt Charleston the coming Summer. It will be a neat bit of strategy if tben and there Coh A. C. Kaufman should eaffere the Chief Magistrate, corral him In Castle Pinckney and start otf that long talked about sanitarium for tn#ulid Veteran* of the Federal armv. The Democratic National Conven tion So nominate candidate* for Presi dent »o49ine President is to be held fa Kansas City, Mo., duly-ith While It will be a merely formal aftair, as the people have already upmlnnied W. J. liryan, It will take quite a time to get ready for that grdat occasion and the •ampiigOa in the fcitatea will commence early. And very many candidates for less offices are fretting to begin run ning. Some good people argna that bl-en- nlal sessions of the l.egfrlathr* would not be s good thing for this State, lie- cause they have been a failure in Geor- gla. Wlfh equal logic they might elalin that from the record of the Georgia court* marriage lias been a failure over the river, and that a divorce law should therefore be put inour statutes Admitting, however, that biennial session* havahSen s failure In Georgia, that does no! provi-that annual session* have boa* a success in South Carolina. Til K BUST FEKTIUKKR. I editor has been asked hy a num ber of farmer friends whether cotton seed or ooiton seed meal Is the belter fertiliser. He can not testify of his own knowledge and hearsay evidence la divided, some holding one and *« many declaring the olhar u> be the bet- Ur, As all farmer* are now Interested in getting tha fertiliser that will bring the best returns he can submit (he fol lowing statement of tliought provoking •acts. Several roar* ago one of the most scientific chhinlsts of the South, a pro fessor of high and wide reputation, undertook the Investigation of Ihl- problem. He began at the ground, by gathering several hundred pounds of cotton, stalks, Solis, leaves, as It stood In the field. Ttijs 1>« ig to escape except the -wafer contained therein. He next SJiallMd the residuum and found the chief fer tlllzing elements to consist of potash, Ammonia and phosphoric acid, in thr proportion of 3 part* of the first named. 4 parU of the second and 10 parts of tbr third. Next be prepared a fertiliser con ..Ulning the above named three e)c ments In the proportion stated. He put this under a plat of cotton. Be side this plat he planted other parcel- ^ the same area, fertilising them with compounds of the same elements in dif ferent proportions. Results showed the first formula iquch superior to the other experk ■tents. ' r p Ore of the best planters of our ac qualntance, who fs too modest to sallow his name in print, tellaus that he has compounded his fertilisers for a series of years secordlng to the chemiwts for mula, with uniformly satisfactory re aults. It has enabled' him to make cot ton profitably through the most unfa- -- vorable seasons. and-even when.the price was lowest he kept his bead high above water. All his crops are made with hired labor, requiring latge ex penditure. HU combination consists of this ap plication to the acre: IftO lbs high grade acid phosphate, 125 lbs cotton seed meal, 100 lbs kalnit on sandy land or 75 lbs on clay land. This applica tlon does not produce ts forward re sults as a high grade commercial ferti liser, but it causes the cotton to stay - green and grow longer than the hew ing fertilizers and results are more sat- l lefaetcey. AFTER RYE’S EXAMPLE. Pxortli^ Perhaps some obse' Vatfnns upon the social oonditlop of Ohio women wlH interest your reader*. I seid In a for mer letter that women do any kind of work, nothing being considered too meftisl. It follows from this that wo- are found doing rverj. kind of which their muscu'ar arc nearly all As *; th«r-w>oHi for very Rule pay. favt has bruaght dnw a_ wagrs In thrM mnplormcnt* to such an extent rhalonecan hardly make an Individ ual support, hence nesrly all the men jseck employment In the shops. To illustrate, the newspapers for merly gave twelve to fifteen dollars per week for typesetting, fait no soon er did t icglr'.s domonstrate the r ability to do the work than the men were dis charged, and girl* placed In every de partment at four to six dollars per week. Now s'man and hi* wife can scarce ly make as much as he himself could some .tear* since. The same is true of salesmen,' who formerly received fif teen to twenty dollars per week. Now;, t « clerk, marly always a woman/re ceive* three, to Tour dollar* per week. Bookkeepers get three to five dollars per week. To prove that thl* is a result of the filling of these positions by women We have only to‘turn to other lines of la bor and see the prices paid. Men without any skill whatever get |1 25 per day In any of the Iron or wood shops or even on the streets, while mechanics get two to three dollars and bricklayers four dollars per day. The Nortliern women have agitated till they have gained admission Into every department of labor, but this scribe has not been able to s^e wherein they have been-beneflUed. They went Into stores and shops to earn money of their own and thereby irave w) “glut ted” the labor market that thaw now have to remain there In order to help the men provide the necessaries of li/e. At the same time they have lost Im mensely in the esteem of men. Tlyey demand the right to paddle their own canoe, and they are left to paddle it as best.they may. Let not our women desire such Inde pendence. The typical Southern man supports those dependent upon him and maintain* a far more tender regard for them than he would were they compe ting with him in his daily employ ment. Let them remember that if they adopt Northern method* they inustdn- dure Northern manners ere long, for human nature D the same everyw nere. Krraus. * to mt>: i.iurippk ix two ims Take Laxstivk Bkomo Qpinimc Tab- I.rts. All druggist* refund the monyv If it falls to cure. K. >V. Grovk's sig nature on every box. 25c. -^Sk. Some .100 American soldiers have be. come violently insane in the Hiltfp- pines. That need not be wondered at when the hardship* through which they have gone are considered, and the further fai t that the w ar w as atarud by a lot of crazy men In Washington. — i i... . - »■ msmbbb FREE OFCIIARGK. Any adult suffering from a cold set tled on the tH-ea-t. bionchitls, throat* r lung trouble*, of any. nature, who will •ail at Creech's Pharmacy, w ill be ptr sented with a sample bottle of Itoschee’s German Syrup, free-*f charge. Only one bottle given to one person, and none toehihlren without ordor from parent*. No throat or lung remedy ever had such a sale as llosehee's German Syrup In all part* of the civilised world. Twenty years sgn million* of ImMle* were glvrn away, and your «lruggi-|» will tell von Its success wss msrvelouw. Ills really the onlv I'hryat and Lurie Remedy generally endorsed hy pliysi clan*. One 75 cent bottle will cure nr prove It* value, .sold by dealers iu all civilised countries. Edei) Melot) Seed. Persons wanting pure Eden Melon Heed grown by the originator, Charles H Mathis, can get them genuine and tinmlxed at |1.0U jar pound by calling on or writing to HAM A MATHEWS. * Blackvllle, Hi C. ASPARAGUS CROWNS. £rnm 11:<),000 to 150,000 Asparagus Crowns of the best variety and quality ever grown in the world, and so pro nounced by leading truck/farmers on the coast whom 1 have recently sup plied. From March 1st to 10th I* the beat time to plant the crowns. Mend order* direct to Mam A? Mathew*. Blackvllle. B G ,' my agent, who will fill them promptly and in good order. If you want other references beside my repu tation w me to me at Lake City, Fla , and you can get them of the most con vincing character. C. H.MATHIM, Lake City, Fla. Real Estate For Sale! “They *ay” that mid tr the last Dl* pensarv law the t'>wn< aiuProntitles will get twice as much money at th"y did under the previous dispensation, while the school fund will be truant to that same extent. Fifty-live walnut. tree».wiare*wold la*l year as they stood in Soith Inditon for twenty thousand dollars'. Ami there Is a mint of numry In the swamp wood* of Month Varnlins, which have so long been eoiisidereti valueless.— 1 —— Blomarck s Iron Serve Was the result of hi* spleinlid health Indomitable will npifaremeudous euer ix are not found w here Mtoniacfi, Liver Kidneys and Bowels are out of atrder. If you want thesrqitalittes and tfiesuc cess they bring,-wse Dr. K'ng* New l.fte t'ills. They develop dvery power Plantation, <>20 acres. Will cut up into tracts to suit purchas era. Located 2J4 mile* from Barnwell Plantation, 200 seres, near Go- van; splendid timber, 'no tim ber or turpentine rights for sale ) „ 5 idee dwellings with ample grounds, in different parts of town. Large Lot, Stable and Office Building on Court House Square. 2 Business Lot* on Main Mlreet 2 Residence Lots desirably locu ted. 80 acre* on Northern Heights. Can furnish any kind of Rval Estate wan led. A real estate agent’s services are Usu ally valuable In perfecting sales. List vour property w ith me. It costs noth ing except In case of a sale. Idle money can always be securely and profitably invested by consulting with me. P. 51. nrCKIMIHAM, llrukrr and Hast Kslstc Asi-nt. NOTICE TO DEBTORM ANDCKKD- 1TORM. r-: All persons having claim* against the Estate of Mrs Ann M. Hagood, de ceased, will present the same to me at onee, properly proven; and all jiersons owing the said estate will make pay ment to me at once. Win. II. Oskman, Executor. Blackvllle. 8. MABTKR’H SALE. _ Uxittp Htatrs CmteoiT Oornr, The United Htatesof America, District »>f Mouth Carolina,—In the Clri-ult Court—Fourth Circuit.—In Equity. The Union Mortgage Banking ami Trust Company, i.imited. Complain- ants, ■ v "' Bailie K. Hagood, et al. Defendants. Pursuant to the Judgment and Order Vf the Cohi t aforesaid made In the above entitled cause and dated at Char leston, oh the ath day of January, IDUf), and by virtue of the authority thereby In me vested. I will offer for sale at public auction before the Court House at Barnwell, In the District aforesaid, on the Drat Monday in Harcn. m<*0, the samo being the 5th day of the month, within the legal honrs of sale, upon the terms below named, the following de scribed real estate, now, or lately,, in the possession of Mallle. K Hagood : All that tract or plantation of land lying in Barnwell County and State of Montli Carolina, containing Four Hun dred and twenty-three (4231 more or less, and bounded on North by lauds of Hagood and Jordan Branch; on East by Toby’s CreCk and HagoodV Mill Pond; on the Mouth and Mouth- West by Charleston Road, and on West by lands of T. Vogle. Terms of Male:—One-half cash and balance in one year with interest from day of sale payable’ 'aimnail v. unpaid purchase money tn~he secured by famd of the Purchaser and mnrgage of the premises sold; the mortgage securing tne deferred payment to contain the usual covenants for insurance and for -attorney’s fee in case of foreclosure. Purchaser to have option of paying all or more than one halfcish. No bid to he received unless accompanied by ten !>creent. in cash, (which shall be for fslted in case of non compliance) unle-s the.same is made by or for the holders of the liens herein liquidated Pur chaser to pay for papers and Revenue Stumps. IIALCOTT P. GREEN, Special Muster Unit’ d States Circuit Court. - Columbia, jl. C., Feby. 5ib, UHK>. Absent Defendants. t ryki)Ajfer * l). K: Briggs Blackviile, C • Ding >turc, Barnwell; A t'Ts. Drug Store, Silmmons to Tug Statr or Soith t ‘akoi.ixa. County or Baknwri.l. In the Probate Court. Amrnoru Hr Muons Fox Kxi tRr. < (COMPLAINT SRRVRD.) Georgia A. Xurnherger. aa Executrix of the will of C. F. Nuruberger and In her own right. Plaintiff, against W. H. Xurnherger. P. L. Nurnbergcr. _ Katie K. BulterHehl, sud the Bank of Barnwell, Defendants. I'u the Defendants above name!: You are horehjr si(muione<l and re. qulred to answer the eomolaint in thie action of which a cony Is nerved upon you, and to serve a copy of r vniii answer to the said complaint on the subscrlliers at their offices In Barnwell, S. C.. w ithin twenty «Iav saf- ter the service hereof; exclusive of the day of service; and if you fail to au- • wer the complaint within the time aforesaht. the plaintiff in this acliun will apiily to the Court lor the relief demanded in the complaint. Bellinger, Townsend A O’Bannon, Plaiptltr’s Attorneys. Dated January 2<Hli, A. I). I'.XH. To the Absent Defendant* : W. H. Nuruberger, 1’. L. Nurnber- .gcr and Katie K. Butterfield: Take noj'.ce that the complaint in this action, together with the stun PLANTATION FOR SALE. ON EASY TERMB. We .offer at private sale one of the most desirable plantations In Itywer Mouth Carolina.v The tract contains 725 acres, of whiohn25'are In virgin pme timner. It is proverbially healthy all the year round, wel) watered, with ex cellent sw amp pasturage fur stock rais ing and tine IDhlug rights. These lands are admirably adapted to the growth of the staple crops of the State, fruits and vegetables^ and are capoble r of indefinite improvement. They lie beautifully and the place can he made an ideal country home. It is located just outside the corporate lim its of the town of Barnwell. The rail road development in progress and as sured brings Bsrnweil to the fore front irt Mouth-Western Carolina, and the purchaser of tills property will make the wisest investment of life in secur ing it now, before the boom begins. purchasers prefer the tract w+11 t>« divided into several parcels, sold in areas (o suit. For price and terms appiv to ^ BATES A siMMB. AUomeys-at I/hw, — ■ U»row«U. H. FOR.SALE. 200 acres , of land, hclongihg ta the estate of Mr*. Ann M. Hagood, decra* ed, situati’d in Barnwell county and ly ing partially witliln the limits of the towimof Blackviile. Apply to W. II. Oaktnan. Executor, Blackviile, S. C. TRKSI’ASM NOTICE. Notice is heflSl)V given that all per son* trrspas-iug iu nnv way uimn the lands of II. S. Cummings In Mycamore Township 6y~~tuuing weod, hauling straw, pasturing stock, hunting or tishing. by day or by night, will on and after tills date he prosekuted to the full extent of the law . I; H. WHUttma, Agent for H. M. ( iiinmings. 18th Feby. 11M). —J. R. HARRISON— Gl> AMD LOCK SMITH, £A5F" Nr xr Door to tiik Dfsi-a>svnv Barnwell. - - - t B. C First Class Repalrtng Fine Arm* a Mpevlalty, Keys Made and Locks lie paired. You can get no hotter work In tlte State. Prices as low a* first cla** work can he done for.' . Ammunition of all kinds for ssh cheaper than it can be bought el*e- vv hero. Deo. 7. COME STRAIGHT TO ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Allmtic Coast Line Railroad Co. ot S. C: CONDKNSKD SCHKDULK. SOUTH. Noi 57 / daily ex Sun. A. M. 8 02. No, 35 daily A.M In Effect December 1st, IbW. STATIONH. NORTH. 3 47| 4 43 No. . f:fi |daily I ex ; Miin. r mi I, Darlington A! s or> j. A r 7 -0 -. Lvj (t 40 No, 32 iaily M tsewiiere -If you buy from ^!A. M. u ouiu BLAeKVILLE, S- Q . You will get the latest and newest , goods at the same old prices. I have purchased w ith the greatest care, and the wants of the people of this community ever before mv mind,’ the nca.est, and most complete Bne o P X and Summer Goods, which are just now commencing to arrive ; the lames wm 00 delighted with them, and the children will cry for them. My stock of laces, embroideries and fancy good* lar excel anything ever befor* offered for sale in this tow n. Weiweai, Clding, Sliofs anJ Hats 8 45 Lv KHjott 9 25 Ar Buinter Lv Mmnter Ar 1 Ar Creston Lvj ... 5 45 .Lv Creston Ar 3 i/f 9 15 Ar I’regnalis LilO 00 Orangeburg Denmark ‘ I Barnwell .j. Robbins Augusta | 0 l" 27 5 It) 1 Orangeburg 5 02 5 4H ..... Denmark ■ 4 2 W ft Hif - j Barnwell j...... 4 02 0 53 1 Robbins 3 28 7 55 Augusta 1 2‘lit) Jl'jrolu No 35. leave* Florence. 2-3+ a- la., and train No. 32 arrives at Flor ence 7?•’) p. in. Trains .T2 and 35 carry through Pull man Palace Buffet .Sleeping Cars be tween Now York and Macon via Au gusta- _ T. M. Emerson, / H. M. Emerson, Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass Agt. J. R. Kenly,Tien. Manager. are the latest and they aie simply grand, both in style and quality, and best of all the ilriees are within everybody’s reach. , , For the men 1 haven full and complete line of Groceries of all kinds, 1 have the old reliable Rock Hill Buggies and the Piedmont Wagons. I have that grand old brand “Majestic Flour;” and Tobacco—why tire branffs I sell will shortenThe longest day for the whary pi aw boy. I have In stock everything suitted to the wants and needs of onr people, and if will ever be my motto to protect the interests of my.customers. When in need of good* come and see me; IjgnaTantee good values, polite at tention and perfect satisfaction with every article you purchase Respectfully Your*. ” A. M. O’CORMAN. P. W rjiRKEM, 4 CO.’S OI.D STAKI). ' 1 CHANCE FOR W TO southern railway. Conwised Fchwhds la KTr'-'t Jan. 17. I'U! ,11 Vo IT j Bally: 1 *»p :t«*:i^ et4,14> •. x ts.*.; s.KW*, •• . ■Asntr.N time. N*o i r SV..lJ S Cr 10 La .... r.TTI Km,kt .,...,11 SSjn.ll (/Ml Sr cTharbVoi . Ar It st»u ft.rjnmorrlile •• ft; aOn "SSi ft-anehnna »,«!** (Jrsn^bars--: •’ . **!• S-**» Rina.rU.* ” I T 6-s» 4 +).’ tMy .(inmter .. .ramden.. •Lv . 'Lv . IA>,. OS-n' I ST,. 10 9va #a, !i Maj Lt' 7 I'H 40)1 Aril I •• s y.v “ » /7a •• t l.sv •• SbSv COB SIS’) foil a an *u» Jilhl sv,. 3 1 j'.i -rlc« Barnwell, S. C., Where you will find tha Besf Noises, Finest Mares • and Choicest Mules ever raised on CVntnWa.. Llv'*?&H fj* Cnarti^u.n fjypi 0 1*0' “ . Brr.aebrli:* 7*p 6tva| B.a/..ber* . I» •’■.-na-i B/.— 'krIUu .. .Aiken »0»v II Sla! Ar.Anyis'a on.U.hT “ IS/*. ^JJV.Ta is ni*T., 'A IA" I- • •* tra.B* Nca 15 .'-ml I* rtuv d.-rlljr t-etw’eon ('harle* l.ls and Columt-ls. -arrylng riovacl r'oiln.sj • *H’l*v« cars. Me. *5 •earc Ch.vle .loa 11p m . arnvc Ooliuabla < U0 a m. Xo. 14 !«.-vre Ct h.inhlt 1 .JO a. m.; arrive t’.'.ari* iton 7 a. in. N.es-.tnv i-arA r»»iy for oejnvsvncv al 9/Wp ir. both at Clr»rlevto-\ end C-ilniat' a Ta*«-s Ira-rl make close coanec ion* at Oom-nbia .r.th ihro-ish train, between IWkla t-4a s aa+ WaahiHfU n and rfce eeM. C'.itseetlea witk train* J/oe. SI and ri Mew Toik and Klurida Lunitcd betr*eon Blaokvilia. MLeu and Aa r :#'a. «u. 81 leaven bjwkri.;- at ?.to a. m., ik-a $:)9 a. m., Aug/Sla lo-4> a. ai. Ko. !u leaven Aimyata S.A p. m., Aiken 7.U) |>. m„ k.sckvilie 7 # 05 V-n>^4*ul.nvaB Uiawiaf Ko».m ales^ern bsvwoen Anjuita. Aik*n ai.d Mow ^ igg ij-jn. Jtv. I'nn.! only Hun. AN UNLUCKY NUMBER. Mir John Millsis’s son tolls this • fory: There was a dinner party at th< Millais house, and when all were »eat ••d a lady tremulously ohsjrved thst tliere were thirteen at the table. B». Mstthew Arnold proposed that he and two stalwart college students should get up simultanemislydind so break the spell. The three men did *0. Within s year each of them lay dead—A-rpoli by heart dhcaic, ojic of the young men by suicide, the o+hisr by drow ning. Xo Right to rglitress. The woman who is lovely In face, form and temper wlil alvvay a hav, • rlends, init one who would he attract we must keep her health, "If she I- weak, sickly and all run down, she will be nervous and irritable. If site has constipation or kidney trotibie, her im pure blood will cause pimples, blotches, skin eruptions and a wretched complex ion. Eh’ctric Bitters is the best medi cine in the world to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys ami to purify the blood. It givei strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth velvety skin, rich com plexion. It will mtyko..a.good~4ook4ng. charming woman of a run down inval id. Only SOcents at C. N. Burckhalt er’s Drug Store, BarnweM; F>. K Briggs* Go’s. Drug Store, Blackvllle Aaditor’s Appointments. The members of the Township Boards of Assessors will meet at the Auditor’s office for the purpose of qqitalizing all personal and mxI property returned at the dates given below. Allendifte, Raidock and Barnwell-^ TueidnyrMarcniUh. T ^ ^ » tteiMvet* Spring*, Blackr 11 le and Bull I’ond—Wednesday. March 7th. Foih* Mile, George’s Greek, Great Cy- press * d Red Oak—Thursday, March 8th. Richland, Rosemary, Sycamore and Wllliston—Friday, March ftth. The'County Board of Assessors will meet on the 15th of March. All complaint* of over, ataesament must lie laid before that board, and those having complaint* are hereby notified to present them at the time in- Towrwhlp Boards applying for ««to be sent to them must have MMMAflo this office by l&tb MI. DUNG AN, <j Auditor, Plif wa* ttfed in the office of the Judge of the Probate Court at Barnwell In the County Of Barnwell, in the State of South Carolina, on tile twentieth day >t January, A. D. P.MM). Bellinger, Townsend A (I'Bannon, Plaintiff’s Attorneys lany 2bth, A. D. llk/O. —THE— llll GRID SWi absoftlfeTy* fHe Lowest ‘Prices ever quoted in South Carqjina. As witnesses to the tiutn ol- my claims 1 refeT to aU who havener bought stock' from me. CHARLIE BROWN, • . * Agent /// FACULTY: acahkmic drpartmbnT. —- W. II.JLone*. Piffhclpal. Mi-s Anna Walker, Assistant, Miss C. K. Bellinger, “ Ml'SIC. Miss Edith Townsend. KIN PERU AllTKK. Miss Ramsey. ' __ ART DEPARTMENT. Miss Ada Saunders. Prepare* Boj* *nd Ulrl* for Collese and for B**l*e«*. The High P«hs>ol Department, which con sist* of the ciglith, ninMi and tentli wades, ts devoted to instruction in the higher branches. - English, Ftcnch/Uermho, Latin, Music, ftlgher Malkeniatics, Book- Keeping, as well a* nil common school branches, will be thoroughly taught The rat-’s of turtion arc: K^hth (iriide.. .'1p>.(X) ;a'r monSh (4 weeks.) Nintli tirade 2.50 “ “ “ Tt'ntli (ira«le 3.00“ “ . “ Music 2 50 “ “ “ German l.Ot) “ “ Khidcrgarteii... 1.00 All other grades and subjects are free to pupils living in the Barnwell Graded School District. Excellent bnard'cs UfarKad al-' reasonable -m're- Pi-mripart with■tmgcTrcityi ,l ar&bTg r r' vttjow over oil pupils iMamliug m town. -——— Ftir pro.-pectu* of further infurmation ad- dreae: Y W. Tl. JON KM, Principal, Geo. II. Kates, Ch’m'n K’d. . or Wm. MeNab, Mec'ty B’d. W. H. Townsend. I CM SAVE YOD MONEY. I wmVtiil in business making Chcir* and afl kfnds of Iloirse Furniture, and NOW I* the tfimand THIS D the place for you tagetymr money’s worth. A Iso I willdo anv kind ^>f Twewlwg- Mirh as Columns. PoaUaud Brackeu. tXJ" All Goods Delivered within ten inilns; over ten miles F. 0. B For farther partleaDrs watte to J. A. HARTER, Jkxxt, *. 0. E. R. MEYEJJ, BJackville, S. C-, " DEALER IX Pumps, Iron Piping of al! kfnds, Fit- tingeiof ail s /.os and the boat make ami quality. CONTRACTOR FOR Wells, Dug or Drtyen, of any depth and dioHieter desired '"Tvvenfy-flve years of practical expe rience have made me Master of my bus iness, and qualitied me to guarantee satisfaction to all favoring me with their patronage. Call on or write me, and prompt at tention will be given to all communica tions. _ , , „ E. R. MEYER. Blackviile, B. C. OFFICE^': Barnwell and Wilmston. Commencing the tirst week in Octo ber I will be at my Barnwell office at the Halfbrd House on the first Monday and Tuesday of the first and fourth weeksln each month, and longer by special engagement. At WtHistoirofllce on- every Friday and fartoT+ay. -■ * 1 auGAfxn prepared U* do ftent*I work at your homes anywhere In Barnwell County. , Soipethiqg Neu/. I propose to (HI a long felt want in Barn-weM. I am prepared to carry travellers wherever yiey choose to go In quick time and perfect safety and comfort, and to do Hauling within all reasonable distances at extremely mod erate price*. If y-teama are first ttaae md ^T^mmr promise perfect satisfaction W> all rea sonable people. £9"Wood For Bale. Gall on me, Irst door East of Tub People Office. Y 8. L I’EACOCJL I Lv. Tear.: lie •• Sac'emriHe Ar Am-.L«’ft. Lt. CaTaanah.. “ Al.’ondal' Earawot If'":: “ IWaokrlUe . ‘ 4 l.*« 4 17p 10 17«j 8 1 jpi 7 4i* Ar. Batcsburt- Ar. Columbia... Lr. Oolurr.bia. JT Lv. featesVurf... 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OolurnUn iUnion Depot) Ar. b))anaat>urg “ Ashnrilln •* Knoxville. “ Cmotnnnati i '* LouiirTTa l via Jellioo) 7 *Va 11 (ftp fi afaTiis slop! n x# 7 00p! 2 87p 4 l '>a 7 M j 730l)| 7 463 | fiSon To 'WashlngtoB and tha East. tt'! ioqpnCTc AiT.Sr.AK «. v v-v-. / -t s..'. A .jlvcabi* (Union Depot). Ar. CharKrtte . .... Ar. baurilie ~ ~ • *i k . IliMlfUl*, Ar. Ririunoud iii: UM. BaJtlmory Pm. B. M. lel^hia. PhlU4el{&!« New Yock.. 4 45 1 i 12 OTa 4 60s T 8fa PlSv 11 8ta 208p _4 i 9 10pj 0 4ft» U &ia 138.) S/lVe M0N6Y! . . AVc have just boofeht out two bankrupt stocks off Gruoral Mcr- cliaHtlisc lit IIr* lowest jivicw ever hennl of in this section siml are j)ie|»aie«I to ^ive our friends the advantage of a good portion of Hie heavy discount* ISy come on*every body. Pud come quick or you may miss some of the w onderful harir«iins We are offering, ^ for goods eiinnot remain long with us at the prices we are offering. . .. 'i, ' ■ J —- We do not wish to hurt other me re limit s’ business by onr * prices hut we ! Dili feds for Alniusl Kiing • - and they must and # * a * S/ta// Go Correspondingly Low wnd go quick, and if any merchant will try us at whole sale we will divide our advantages with him, AN e have no time tu-jpiote prices hut can sell you • /N $j.Q0 SflOE fOfv 50cts. ORA , 50 cts.-HAT OR CAP FOR 2n cfs Oil A— ' J ^ $10 Suit of Clothes for $5.00.' Or any article of Hardware 2.1) per cent, less than any mer chant in the county can buy it, and we can sell coffee as low as be a pound and many other articles as wonderfully cheap. So strike white the iron is. hot^ A word to the .wise is suHicient. ^ ^ / — TBE BARNWELL CODSTY BAECAIN COMPANY, (At Green and Btanscll’s Old Stand.) \ ELKO, S. C. SOLID AS SILVER DOTlARS, -THE- Largest and Likeliest Stock , OF ^ Genuine Blue Blooded Kentucky : , I rf r^ vjf, - ..^j' > ^ -fforw. Mares and Mules ’ ever brought to Barnwell Gouftty now on Bate at the’ Desitt Stables, Blacktillc, S. C, I made careful personal solccilon of two car loads, 65 head. In I/onisville, anti invite all people wanting tir*t cliiss stock at tight price* to co<ne and see for themselves. They will favd exactly what they want and at figures that suit thet end of the crop season. J. D. WHITTLE, Agent. MONEY! MONEY!! 1128p fllSr, Blroplss Car Ltn« betwann CbsrlMton and At.'anta, ri* Au(t*la. rnskinc eynufotion* at Atlanta for all point# North and West. fcsiUd Train* brtwean ChoriMt ril> ■ton and AMia- Cnnaacttoas at OolamWa with thronuh trains for WDihinfion and the last; also for Jacltaua vtlle and all Florida Poima. J. K .InatBr Waalu: FRANK K. OANNON. J. M. CT7LP, mmmm .ua GBOBHB B AUJSV, Dtr. Poo*. Agt.. charleston. Si 0. f. A. TUBE. •- H. HARDWICK, G«n. r»« Art. - Am*. Gao Fa,* Aft, Vra*J:ngtoc, D. C Atlaeta.Ga. All persons IpdehtetT tq the Barwwe.il Oil Mill on contracts of 1KD7 and ISPS, by note, account, bill* of sale, or otj wise, arc hereby notitied that the^ooks, notes, bills of sale &•:. have been plnred In ottr hands to close tip and enllect. We will not take legal step* until debt ors Save a chance to settle with.nif if. Thia notice Ifj^j^lve you sue It op|K>r. tunity. When the cropbegin* to move we will look for you. . I*lar Bros., i * Altcrnev* at Law, _ Ulack*Die, B. C. JulT«to 150 POtXB WATERMELOX1 THINK OF Kit N a MOXftKR ! We cah all have them if we plant, srdkav’s Emtka Fancy Bklecikd' rt'RKjMen” Brk*. Fr.nn no otlr Beed wHI sach melons grow: Thot and* of Melotra grown from these S In I8H9 weighed 160 to 135 pounds ea —one weighed 14b| and Bitolher 14»| pounds . tom nn ix cash prizes for th» 1 U.UU j, llir(CeMt • q'ri.nni.h” Wa fer melons grown In 1900 fr- w Girar deau's Beetl. Aim H) t>(. t K WKKM KKKP A SPECIALTY, gbjr Send for Catalogue giving full ^ inforutaiiou to W.l-GIRlRDBAUr m . MoJtTiuaiAU, FLUdOMA,