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f he Barnwell Peoole. 419. 1. HOLMES, Editor i Prsp'r. dBMT INGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION. THURSDAY, NOV KM HER 1, I'HK). ONX), NO. NO. NO.•NO, NO. NO. NO. Tnc PRon.K f«ubmit4 tli« following WsMon* fofJbppoKlr.g ilio propowl con •tltntlrilinl Rmemlotpnt providing for (lie «M)inpoDory drnlimge <rf the n,vamp land* of the State: l»t. History hay proven time and Again that the w hdleaale dcatriiction of forest* DJfollowed by a greatly decreas ed rainfall and consequent reduction of agricultural production*. Oh the- opposite the planting of trees in arid region* of the qMjtnd the new world La* been followed by larger r ilnfall and better and wider ranged crops. The fertile river bottom* of the hill oountry that when Hr*t cleared prndu- ■oed magnificent crop* are now wurtli- •lea* *aud bed*. The heavy rainfall*on the hilt* swept the sand* and surface •oil Into the bottoms, lllling the chan nels of the stream* and raising their <>eda »o that overflow* follow every rain amounting to a* much a* a good aeason. There i* an object lesson near er home. Home forty years ago Barn well District planter* cleared swamp lands on the larger •treams, particular ly the Upper Three Kun*. and made tiro bale* of cotton to the acre, without the use of any ferllllaera. Now. we aiuderstand, they are exhau*ted and abandoned to grow up again. id. The idea la advaucud that the proposed drainage would be bcMetlcial. to the health of the low country. Practical ex|>erlcnee ha* altown that the |%lnle«t seasons are the healthiest and science shows that the mu-quitn D the real propagator of malarial fever*, and that the net is a Wtler prevvnllte than the quinine bottle. id. The method* 'hat would be made pnealble by (he adoption of the aim nd- ment would he repugnant to all ©nr traditions as to the right* of ownership. Bings would be orgtnlsed tnloroe the drainage of land* on oir* pretest or an- other, contrary to the w i>hr« and in terest of lire owners. So* b drainage would be followed by the destruction of tbe remainder of the valuable limiter anpplr. without benefit toibe owners, who have paid tase* on their holdings for years with the es|iectallon that they or their desrendanU would soAuer or laler reap the beuofit on their Invest- menu, in the newer lndn«lrial era Just opening Its gates (hr swamp land* «>f tbl* Stale are lielng con verted into pastures that will If preserved produce before another generation passes live •tock worth more than all (he vnlton that cao be made from Cr«ar*a Head bo Drunken Dick ShoaD. -- I-et wtll^euoughalone, and vote No. If Mr. MrKinlcy ahould by III lurk be reelected, and by worse luck, as Is probable, u°t live out bis second term wouldout this country be In a pretty condition with such a Idaiherskite as Koddf Toosevelt in tbe Whrle llonsei’ Threede*|r.-ihlo fitruff iu Ked^Oiiic Township, " Itli comfr'i t ►blc daclllng* irttd all ni'i-ded out bulldliigs. * For pariiculai* api>ltt to Mrs. I < Kot MoDIr. , liarnwell, S. D. Bv rolFS.SAi.K. virtue, of tli*' power cditalued TUFUTX^E O N P A NNLAh F At Ik _ — . ’h> UHW ,1'Ol.U M Bl A. S. C, „ 04; l OitFK T.>~ N O V K M B K It 2, I IKK'. On account of this occasion Southern Bail way announces rate of One Faro for the Hixiod Trip, plus fifty cent* ad- ml**ion to the Fair UrciUndn, f<*r civil ians, and still lower rate* for Military Com pun ie* and Brass Band*, in uni form, twenty or more on one ticket, to Colombia, S C., and return. Ticket* will be sold dally, October’'J? to November I, inclusive, and for train* scheduled to arrive at Columbia prior to noon of November 2d, w ith fi lial limit Nnyemocr Ith IMOf, inclusive, and for Fair OfKiciaIa* and Stock M i:n Oni.v on October 2-> and 2U. on prosentatipti of wrilflcnto algued by 'I’lio*. \V. flollow a v, Secretary Stato^*A Do one lot. of’land w itbln Agricultural and Mechanical ' Society. " Thia wiTT bii by far the greatest State Fair ever held, and everyone ahould take advantage of the tow rate* and Visit Columbia on IhD neca-lon; Southern Hallway offers ipost cojive- nient schedules, and perfect service to an I from Columbia. Ticket* will be solo from all point* in South Carolina ; Angmsta and Savan nah, Ua.;nl*o Asheville, CharUttie ami station* intermediate to ('olumhia. S. C. For detailed InfovmvUou aa to rate*, schedules, etc. f call on or write any Agent of the-Somhern Kailway or It* iwnuectlona. +- S. II. Hanlwlck, A. O. L’. A.. Atlanta, t>s. if. The'Veil Bred,. (Veil Fed Pride of the Prairie ||or»e», Mare* and Mule* that 1 have handled for several season* to the complete satisfaction of my cus tomers will be kept on sale all the year mum! at the' Hill Top Stables,ji H rKNtv KM., S. C. Ther have proven PTS'tlr mdted to HiD chniHte *nd tlie work reqtdred of Um'iu, ‘they are gilt eilged a*-to good (pialities Mild are »oli| at 'liee Mlver price* Before bn\log call and *ei* llr* * " choicest dock of the prairie*. CIIAKI-IK BROtVN, AorNT, Il*i nw« II. s. r. K X K« l in the Vt IU of the late .1. Willijim*, I will sell hi front of the lbi-t Ofllce ' in Alfendate < n the tculh day of Novetn- her next. hegluulNg at II o-’dvek a. in. twenty r|e»lrable lot* of land in the town <»f AUcniriiN*. plats of which cun be seen at the oftlce of Col, Joseph Fr w ni. '1'he lots to be *o!d on this plat are designah-T^by red pmicll marks 1 ■ ' ■ - t |, 0 J<|(.,ir; porate limits of the town .of Allendale containing ten acres, !i plat of which' may Im‘ srmu-wt-Ahe-ofllArr of (JoD Krw-io. Terms of Sale, (',i»h; purchaser to pay for papers and revenue -lumi s. ,1. \V. Thomas, KxecuroV. hi tsxg <5*yix? [keep your eye» r ♦. («) ON MY ADS! (»L ’ > JAS. M. PATTERSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law, BaUX WKI.L, S. (1, NOTICKOF Kl.i:CTI'»N FORSTATK AND MM NT Y t»FF1 i’KS AND KD It A M KM* U K N I S 10 ST AT E cDNsrm rioN. • State of S inth Carolina.). ( 'onni.v of Barnwell. ( Notice |< hereby given that nn elee- tion _w ill h!*,hehl at the several t>re- rdnet* e*iahlisheil by law in Barnwell Cauiruy, on Tuesday, November U. I'Msi. for the follow ing ofliees, to :w it: Cov- • rndr, LleutenMiit-(io\eriM«r, Secretary of State, Attorney (jmieral, ('oniptrol ler (J.meral. Adjufat.-t and luspecto’r Ceneral. State Tieayurer. fjtalcjific. , cr- *| il: Iced* tit id I'Ulsi it mi,, nlie 4ajm>ad i. omioisshtuer, one t'sreoit Si diet tor, one Senator, three Ifeiiri scut alive* in tbe.liem rat Assembly, sopervDor, Sherili, tderk of • oiirt, i onu.er, (’oun- tv Sup riuieudcut of Education and >idi-'iti’r. • ' -. , Pursuant to the ('on«titt|tton of South troltna, and the term* of Joint rc»o- i<11Ion* N t. iin tn l dll, approved ru tr\ IIHli, \. I * I 1 n. Vet* ol Honth < aridiua, pp. .‘>7M ami 7*71 j, an el< ction wUi be hettf irt »W oht«t«» cion* •cud for nuietidmenls to Hie (’oii»titution of Soul h < a/uliiuu .t- follow -; \im yd S i 7. "I V i' ■ \ ! I I. id to ( ii,.- tit'itToii of Souti, t. 11 vroiinft. I low*: at th*; eo»l iherettf- 'he InllttW log W«»f D:. 5 * Provided, ’l < l'ial the Utnitatio.'i i:n|io«e.| Itv this seethm in I bv Scetioo ii, Artich' l\' t of till- t‘otisitmrloii shall not aiqvtv illdchteiluess iiieiu retl bv.Ito' cities ot I oluntliiA, Bock Hill, ( karkstou aiot V'lorrnce. wtiere the proceed* of »aid rt* tm SOMK (iOOUJvlIWS. A ftill lint* of on refill Iv st— liutitT JSIiors Iioiiolit tliivrt from tin* yerv l«*st iiiiiiiufiii*- turiiiiY litiitsps I am now hHI- iuo at cont. As my t imt* is all DtkoM nf» in my mtl-lMtrry nml-'‘1'V, ‘I)if**!! utiii i liiu-j* 1 not to ImiuUc Hlarkvittc. from I*. O. 11A IT Hi M AKTIN THE HUSTLE® DENOUNCES •'W5 Doz. Men’s Siispendefrf. worth 20c,' Hustler’s Price' 7e 211 Doz. Men’s Sus|>ende : s, worth ‘-fJo, i * 1! tistler’* I’rieo / l^e 390 Doz. Men’s Suspend i'.H» worth d.'tc, ' —-d—. : Hustler’'* Price 19c' 22*> Doz. Men’s Suspender*, worth 50c, . Hustler’s Price. ..**2de 11!) Doz. Mcn J *-C dlars, worth 10c, II uptler’s Price . .... y.- le dH. r > Doz. Men it I/uhcs IlMndkercliiefa w orlti.'ii; II ustlcr’s Pi ice . 2c 203 Doz Men & Ladies tlaodk-Tchicfs worth lOo « Hustler’s Price Jc 113 I’air MjuiS find Ladle* Shoes worth fl 50 • Hustler’s Price 89c 398 Pair Mens & Ladies Shoes worth $ 1.75 $2.00 IIustkw’s Price . .$1.23 201 Pair Ladie\C’orsets worth 5<k; Hustler’s Uric® ... I9e ill!) Pair 5Iens Pants woith $1 50. $2' $2 50 IJustler’s Price f»8c .loo Doz. M» ns rye, 75‘s •"i-I I'tolrr-iiirts 11 u»[lcr'« Pi ice 39c 215 Fair Boyal Knee Pantt v*.i'!li 'o.j Hustler'- P| i*'. fltfe S.ifurdaV, November 3:1. everything will go at yuu r own prices jn order to show and prove’ to the I ample of this vicinity that I am ainl will always be f ri 11 rs^^Lion. 1 can diiwn them git on low pri**ea. Ri’memher F buy for cash and sell the «an»e wav ; that u the secret of 4<«»w 1 undersell mv ,.,>m|mtif«crH. lont i mi«s • In 1 fiDw*! Id-.k for, call Jor anil »ee that vuu are-iu 1-. J. JOEL, '1" ! | F ll.L’j’l'- LEB -S, AtiAilitAJ*’ add stand,-th-ru door Bunk id Barmreit Bf MOTTO: "Hosest aad Sqm dealings to ail." High Prices,;! T. B. ELUS, Jr* Surveyor and Civil Engineer Special attention given to the compn tution of water-powers, leveling and drainage. i A postal carrt=atldressed to me at Mar tin, 8. (J., will receive prowpj. atten tion. bcil-80, Ijr NO IK It'T') TOWNSHIP (OMMIS- 8IUNKH.H* BOAD OYERsKKKS.- I 1 no.e thntjtlKwe arc a great many small bridge* throughout -the county In had condition, am\ i take tliis mellf*- od of reminding von of vour duty. All ,, . .. , hrhlges und**r twelve feet wide should l "l ir,ict ' ce 1,1 H " ‘ t, ' t * be looked after by the WnWh’ip Com- j Stales <'on. ts Special Attention given niissMim-rs and Boad Overseers, so yop I to AlivtrHCts of 1 H.c. will please take this matter in hand at O'nec and see tiiat tliere are no more complaints of this nature. There are also a great manv <if the Public Boa*D that can and should be very mueh im- proved liy the woVgof Hie Bond Hands, The Coutitv I- e.iititle'l to a Comtnula- tion tax of $2.00 per year, or foyir (lavs labor ou tlie public roads from eneb abio'bunlii d man between tlie ag<^ of eighteen ami fifty, except tbose-vrn-iiipt liy law. I have fnini-lied- to all tlie overseers btaoks on which they -ure^- to niakt* 'heir annffal report ns to tl»Q work of e,*1011 individual lor liie ti-caf y»*»V. aiid'cach Hoad Overseer! in ma king liD claim for the year's service, is expected fco send his annual report w iXTYItis claim fo III* Township Com mlssloner, not later than Hie loti) of DweCniber, that lie may check report and claim and present them, at the meeting of the County Board ol Com missioners. r I have also sent, to *11 the Commis- isouer* blanks on wlp»«h .'to make a summary of tbeir Overseer*’ reports, and if any Overseers oF Commis-i*'ners h-.ve-ntit rerefvdd th’dr Iifanks if they wiH send me their a(idre*s”* I will at once mail niese UTJftrpVtn iT'ln. A Do tin re are'll go'*d many, of tlie Overseers who h:«ve ri"t furnislied 4 it is ollice with a list of the hand* liable to duty on iheir section* of road. .This Miunlit tu i-lnj »kJl . r . ^ Any information or assistance l can give will lie ehctDftillv furnished, * B*-sp,.(.| hilly, O. W. Ibirk-r, Co.' Sut»ervD"»r. Tl Roberts, 4i., CU'-rk.— Barnwell, !s. C.,Oet. sth, l:*41. (tf) . TAX NOTICE. : / c. J. FICKLING, SURVEYOR BI.APKVII.I.KA*. .. . 1 VA.MM. s. c. I am well equipped for work, having taken a full course at Clem son College, and guarantee sutisfaetioir. ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. ot S. C. COXOKXKED SellKDCI.R. M M -\*>. • <*) daily A M [iStUlilTy - ilSESX- 4><Hi-Hof—♦ mmtv Tr--s—over; BartmeH C. II., S< plemlM r 25iIi I'. Uo. Pursudm To *n Art of the Oetteral A —» oil** v -vpt-f—Vvsl i « In uai v- 7, lx.Cc 1 entitled “All Act t«» regulate Ib*‘al- teiid'am-e of t •»u* tv I*rc .s*,it rs at eoV, — ■ Venieiit place- in tin ir re»f» ct»\e eoun-| lies 'ti e rieasiircr’s t»*»oL»wlil he o- u lli^ceuiiiLl 3i - t ,. f eoib cling th*' lom.-neTo'g J«n- g Decern!., t 3Ul 1 -3-47- 1 13 -r.tn ♦i If 1*. Ii •*.» I eh»*|«-re*fabl»*h'i:ent, maint* linnce oi I I Here.**. - of wai>r wnck* plant or sewer age system, ami by the city of (-e»rgv- tow n. When 'he proceed* o! sanl leind* are a|iplied sulriv |. r (be |>iiicha*v • •tVff'JESC’ % --w-. Arriir** tfeii SPKCI.IL AU pe-*on« Indebted I Sfephen-for mfdiesl -ervle Icuusly oolillid th U all a*' bun ate In mv hand* fur r d ito-v w III please come fo make prompt M-ttleiueiil. H. J. Ilammet, # lllai Willie. *. < 11 Oetoh»*r tWO Th« half Democrat* who think that Btyan'* defeat nmv wouUf*be lollowed four year* hence by the election of aome Democrat of (he rouaervative brand of twenty nr a hundred rear* ago *houId read hlstorr a little bit and flml that revolution* never go back ward. If the great Nebraskan *lioulJ 1WU will be between unmasked Impe rialism and unvarnished socialDiii. WILLISTON NEW8. Rev. W. M done* ha* accepted the pastorate of tbe chiirch here ami w ill be here by the 3d Sunday in November to commence hi* work. Rev.T. Ii. Kdward* having accepted • position at the Orphanage at Orcen- wood left on Monday. Hi* family left on Saturdtv. Delegates from this place who at tended the Association at Bamberggtv® glowing account* of tbe royal recep tion given them and all who attended Rev. Grave* L Knight filled hi* ap poiutment at Rosemary Saturday and Sunday and preached two line *ermon«. He ha* accepted the call and will preach there next year on 4th Saturday and Sunday. • 11. H. Maynard has accepted * posi tion in Columbia and will move his family there next week. Quite a number of our people are at tending tbe State Fair this week. Allen Weathersbee Jr. li t* accepted a position with the Southern K. R and lefcfnrColumbia Tuesday morning. Our farmers are sowing oat* at a live ly rate. A largo acreage ha* been plant ed and still the good work goes on. The land I* In line condition. The old Vet* will attend the icuniofi at Augusta,.the 14th-]t!th November, being satisfied that the Vet* ol Georgia and the Mtv of Augusta will give them a grand Welch me. REX. No l ie K 1II. No. 5? daily cl.* In Flfect Dcccniher l*t, I'-ir.i. NOJITU-, Xo. * No. •Ml } 32 daily i ex daily ^mr.^ STATION S. 'Still. 1 r P. Ml*. M fr oj 1. 1 ’arlingloii A > p.) ■ , * 45 Lv Elliott Ar 7 -0 .. \r ''"inter l.v rt to- —-—. frV ^-umDr At . . r, is Ar Pro-Von Lv ■ . .. 5 27 ft 13 1 v L‘re*tow kr mi „ *9 ly A r I' 1 ■ • . 1 - 1 To Oh T TTfaT gcr.nrg r . .. * w’ # 1 Mia? k . . 4 28 Bdtnwell ... 4 XJ Knltbiiin .. 3 2S Angus'a 2 ft) -y— — - leitv**« Florence 2 31 No. 32 at lives at F oi* lArmw rhmnrh Putt- .•l Mt-s-ping f'srs In-- , and via- Au- Trslo- N*». 35 n. n>.. r.inl 11 tin 7 }♦» M*. Tritir*^!? amt man Palace Bu' tWk-k-tt New Y‘*t gnsia., M. Emer-on, I "i(f**V ’ J* M SOOTBEJffl: RAILWAY. tt v£r>- KI.K< 6en. Wade Hairtpton i* strongly In favor of the election of Bryan, and free •liver coinage, and It’s a fat’ cry from the man of ’7t» to hi* successor In the UniMd States Senate. On the 23d ult. at 3 A. m. Mr. Joseph Hixson, aged 20, and vJudson Long, 13. Ilred the engine of the Bonnett Saw Mill In Uftmpton County iu order to Bo a full day * work. They blew the i|bUUe at 4* o'clock, Indicating thev wrira ready to begin. They went to aleop and at 3 o'clock the boiler explo ded, blowing off Mr.« Mikaon’s head •hd wounding young I^ong to fearfully 'that he Hied a few hours later. TRESPASS NOTICE. AH poraona are hereby forbidden to treupnaa upon the land* of the under- •Hr ‘Bby Hunting Bird*, Pauunog Hi Mtk, or Taking W md or-Straw by by Might. Any andall p-reon, Ante will b« pro*.«.«kcU to tba full ex- •nwt of Dm law. * f • Hair, R.U. Rountree, • AO Watk... M f flair. H. Mt Harvwy. M. V. Phil. ** For Prealdentisl Klcct*»r* and Repre sentative* In the 57111 Congrv** ol thc t'nlled State*. Slate of South Carolina County of Slam well, Notice I* heirby giv« ^ that an elee-, linn will tte held at the several pra ciuel* eatablndM'd by htw iu Uariiweil l omitv, on Tue-day. November <> P.Mil), (or nine Presidential F.leet »r». ami for a K preseiilat!ve iu Die Fifty- Seventh <’ongrefa of the l uited >tate», S<-eond Cougie*«|onal iHsirlet. Pulia at exi^ vutiug prei liiet will he opened at 7 <• clock A. M. apvl rlo»ed *t i •’ekack P. M The follow ing inuncd |H*r*ons have 61*00 appointed m a nag fks of Election : inatnh*- 3, D4i.tr),- i n-on!inn!S^rr^ Baldoek— F SsOweua, J Badger Calliopu. • Barnwell—G. W. Halford, Moodv, Ben Meljjnion'. Blai-kville-(i. W. BodUord. Hutto, Daniel Hair, Klko - B. O. Sian-ell, F v If. Ander son,.B. F. Driinimond. Krwinton—J. D. Box, W. L. Best, Frank Fogler. Fairfax —L. F. Hughes, P. D. Wilson. J. W. Williams. Hercules Creek School House—Hen ry Baxley, .1. M. Grubb*. Sain Black. Jerry Sindling’*—Jerrv Snelling Sr.. O. C BaxDy W. M. Cook. Kline—J. W. Thomas, J. It. Harley, J.JL. Bradley. Milleue—B. tV. Peeples. Paul Black, W. P. B*i»ey. ■Mix«oii’s Mill —B. F. Baxley, Walter Baughman, Judsnn Greene. Robldr*—T. E. Turner, Charlie Turner, M. L. McK'.hency. Sycamore—O. D. ■Alleii. B K Lewis, J. Macer. ^ Tinker’s ("'eek School Hou«e—Isaiah .lowers, Jomiih.iu Mitchell, Frank Grulib*. IHmer—J. M. Halford, Jas. Mu rick, llav Williams. Wlllistou—AVm Walsh, tj. A. Kenne dy, K- J. Rountree. The ballot boxes in the precinct* must be so located ns to l><* in view of persons outside the polling place dur ing the tyne of the elcyf iyn,._ A space or enclosure separate and distinct from that used by the Mana gers of the State Election must lie rail ed off or otherwise provided, at each precinct, under direction of the under signed. But one voter must he allowed to en- lb*- Gim . —r 4,-- the 'XTT ~ i II . 4r.*w «r-t' Ttr*r t9. n- fVyin A ftp niwl T»* 1 7rrr~ * in** t j. jm IV-tulier 'h- J 1 -v ! S..9I \ , . ** • \. - ^ VV »Di*l. -» . Wxl n»*d*y 4 ft,*r. i U* v leulv * T " nt 1*. .. IV. V ) *4dy.-k vjlf • •»» trisiHv ) let - *• ! - » ■ - a — * ——■ — — I'afuvv ell j. ii [•• 1 tel Ii ; . 1 ■ic.' o - rT’MT |Vi- ’ * *|l . 1 I ’f »•* • i \, -I l ft»; 1. . Hi*. V. ,.|. 1 t: :.4*J* • h Itn 4 -1: •. ft ?-a *; i -ra;* s-, . ;l> iJ •.'II * » V • • vri ' '•ll-lV, i .Ii; Pliletun 1 1. ... ! .< 1 7 S* • T 1 T* •• jtk| t « . !» • * Nov. 1; \ • fiid .le, | |; lav . Nov -2: H li ! fk *• Kl'iJ 4 4. F.unn eif r 9ft * to Noy, ; 1 ill 1 tx. j % r Acr? * **r , l.v* ti k V . *4 j - . ' TC V\ . > . L-- • - * dm'. Nov. t 1 rr. Thirr-d . v \ • v. * ■ ~ — * ——————— — — ■■■-* W.-7> ! 1 «*s. \r C yi H 1 % b*- ; !•« i«»nf 1 lie leMik ft %% ill l»- «»|m*h at Itie 1 Ollft * % —* ■ - Hon-,. f rt .||j 1 \ t* V . In.Jo 1» - I'mli.*r. 31, | & + L% « * \r M 1^*4 15 per cei Tv> Vl.fts •• brail. 1. VtliP ft >4% <!»•*(• slier >V bu ll \ liine it peoady •• Vn. * Vry .. M Z k«*4 vv i«l alls< ii. ! - In- nitric M ft 1 *A 5 Irp K. D . Froe. 1 ft* A- •' 1 . of*. *• hi H . .. ** ft l | -A ZvJ>ft Ti • r RarnvhaB J vG 11>* -, - v.' >’••» ** • • e-u .<4 v, e 0- ' 1 ... • .’fi.il l.v'* 1 ^ S I j:i lloilM-uf B 'pre -nr agaiwf • ueh «ep lf*t«*tv. AmeiuliHents ticket*. Ballot imt of an Hineii Jhe antetidtm.’iil Whittle’: lii* on I k In fax or ol ill* I ihii«*iii qaititatn I in lull, i«»l Stables, Hlaekvill SEAL ESTATE FOR SAL (.v *.1. C j • El.EC riON olliees and for C. «). M. lowed hy the vvurd-'* Ye**’; I aliut* i'.p- p<»«ed to the ad •pliou ol an auien lineni should eoutain i lie amendment vot d upon, iidlowed by the word "No.” . Poll* at each voting place will l.e ojwuieil at 7 o'clock a. it., and vlorcd at I o'eloi k p, in, * DnV friRWhi leen ap|H>inied M ANA(•KBs OF lor State and County . Vui es* J me Ul * fer>f,Tt i-W *otlVI'mlf > I i : Alltuidaie Prei-inel—W. s. Black, B. Fanner, Frank Pticster. Baldoek Pieeinet—J. C. Calhoun, B. Harden, W. It. Warren. Barnwell Precinct—I 1 ’ W. Ilyme, E. Edeulield, Josh Baxley. , j~ H)ae v Hie t’reeliiet—C. II Hhoden, L. F. Hair, Wiley shelinn. Kjko Precinct—C. B Matiseli, W. II. Hair, Charlie Wade. Ervviuton Precinct—J. J. Walker, H. C- Flowers, ,1. L. Box. Fairfax Precinct—If. It. Harvey, .1. J. Williams! W. G hearse. Hercules Creek School House Pro-" eiuct—G. W. Morris, J. J, Baxley, Willii, Grubbs. Jerry Snelling’*—i’. O. Davis, \y. L. 4taxlcy, Louis Sadler. Kline Pif-einct —E. 11, Jenkins, Man- lev Harrison, Jack Cieech.' Milletie Precinct—J. II Duncan, ('. F. Bmintrec. C it. Iiiiuh ir. Mixson’s Mill Precinct—P. II. Bax ley, W. L.'B^tos, S. II Giecn. Kohhins Precinct:—o>c;vr Foreman, S. ,1. Bailey. F. D. Bush. • Sveaniore Piecinct—J. M. Allen, It. F. Milev, J. L. .Vmr'ev Tinkers Creek School House I're- citict—J. M. AVcathcislite, It. O. Mitcli- el I, Willie; 11 air. I liner I’rei 'mct—A. B. I’utcn. ,1. Grillin, sNui Fimer. f Williston* Pn'ciuct—Alfred Owens, J. M Hair, ILK. Amlcr-on. On day of Election the Managers must organize—hy the electit'ti of-a Chairman and a (flerk The Constitu tional oath must he taken tiy each Mae- ter any voting place at a time, and no j ager lictiiie ho can act, and alio by tlie ~C4eik. Tilt Chairman elected is em powered to administer oaths. The Managers have the. power to till a vacancy, and if none of the Manager- 1 alLcud. I he-( ill/ n> can appiuur fiom among the quaiith d voters the Mana- ’g’ers, w ho, after being savorn, can con- duet the election. * At the close of the election, the Man agers and Clerk must proceed publicly to open the ballot boxes and count the ballots thereiii. and continue without adjournment until the same is comp>e ted. and make a wtatemout of the result for each oltice and «ign the «Hms. WJihi.i three' day* thereafter,, the Chairman of the Board, or some one designated hy the Board, must deliver, the Commissioner* of Eieetion the |>ol| list*, the hnxe* containing the ha!!nf» a«d written statements of the result of the election. One of tbe above named Manager* *t each Precinct mu-t call u|Min the Board of Goinml«*(oner« at Bam well Nov. tel to receive ballot boxes, ~piilT (Dt* am! instruction*, and (o lie qnalilie<J. U V. Hair. I. I* AiuWsy, G. M. Greens, r- ot 2>ta*« Eicrt' OPH M! MOPiPIfLXEi Coi'aino, Chloral, Lauiisua asd Wliiik^- f T Y — f ^ * th use any oi me above Jruy r s lo e\c L A RARiD AND-PA1WLES3 CUmE. —* f Nd’Nerveusness! No'>\' wss! No’Sleeplcis Nights! Our Instifute in arranged vNPeeiallv tor the purpoNe. ot treating Male :uui Female. Our Two Departments are entirely separate and we are enabl to treat Ladies or Gentlemen without the ANY ONt: except his or her nurse. When impossible for patients to come to iiie Institute we icd of competent nurse to administer the a small additional cost. remedy in their furnishi homes at Patients are never confined but at liberty always- • Strictest privacy, observed and all correspondence Js sacredly confidential* , We guarantee a cure in every case in 10 to 20 days. JSTo Cijoto, JSTo ' For Terms, Prices, A-e.. nddross * THE PAINLESS DRUG-CURE INSTITUTE, OI.AB, Sorrii < auiii.ix*. one but the .Manager* mu-t («< allowed to speak to the voter while in the vot ing place easting liD vote. For further instruction see notice-of CommD*ioftcr* of state Election. One of the Manager- at each precinct named »trove must call upon the Board of CommDsioner* for the Federal Elec lion at IDrnwrell ('. H. on Monday, No vember 5, PJPO. (o receive ballot botes, poll list* and instructions, and ^to he qualified. • •— , W. T, Harley, fi.*J. Halford, Clarynce I,. Brown, Commissioners of Federal Elec.ion. Barnwell, 8. C., October 15. pjOO. DR. JNO. P. Ltt, jE SESSION OF 1300-1901. ‘ i • ■ * . i Thcattentlon of Parent* and Guardian* i- called to the advantsges ojTered by this Instil ution, now iu tin* most successfu I chapter of ii - existence. UIGA iCT! I AM. - jn; I IVOINGK. Ttie new Building;* vv-iU be re.! ly for oectipancv lo the early Fall, am) in beau ty of (lo-ign, comfort, commodioosnes* and iula)»tiUion to educational uses will lie th# equal of the best in the 8tate. e* from on pr* mi Building L'd* mi Northern Height-.- Sev erll j t -IdcllCc* cv* it* r 411 y ’located in Bh nwcll, aD" several le-idenci lot- atul builoyig lot*. • NOW D the time to arrange for next vear’s planting. Faniiing hind* vvill Im* »• Htcc 2 month* from m>iv. For particular* addre** . P. M. Bl’f KINGHAM, B ti !iw«u, S. CT. «ep r2))-81 ' *.» • E. PlEYEEJ. Itl.ACK'VM.U:. S. C., DEM.Fir IN Pump*. Iron I’ip'ing'i.f aiT kimD. Kit ting* of all sizes ttnd tin; best make and .(U.UitV- ;» . - < ON'TB \! I’OR I OR Wei!*, l),:i; or Driven,, of inry-ilcpfh and di mcicr ilc-iieif 1 rwtnty live yeai » <*>f praelical <;xpc- i ictmc hav c njadc nm.Ma-tcr of m'v Inl ine-*, aljd-tjoaiilietl tic to gnardnti e sati-faei ion to all favoring me vvitli their patronage. - Call o'h nr-vvi ite me, and promttnrr- tenti >n will lie given to all cbinnninic.i tions. E B. MKY.KB, * Blackvllle, S. C. A. HOWARD PATTERSON, Attorney at Law, -I / BARNWELL, S. C. Itcrunie.* tlv'practice of hi* profession 'n all I eoart* of tli.-Stiifr- and: Fhired 8tite.s and | wilt give ItD U-.-f attention ticull bu.-iitu*.**' tai- Lv. A v iris'a • 7 '.JTn 9;- s 5 t "x Ar cniuUa ii> ; lur 1- I7)p 8 ‘T:,! “ Tcnndlc - 1 jyp'*l?5 fi r 4 >|i Lv. TnmrJ.V I t) ** S Kip •* Fft.iItAisvillf* . ’ 5 8i« 4 rtr-i :ip Ar. Ai gnsla. tv T lJt\ 8 :»ip Dully D*ilv Daiiy K \ su Mix Ex -u Lv. S.i-.-nnnah.. , l.’ Aiv l2-»n. : “ Al iW 4 2 a ■' PArnu.dl 4 11’u > 7 rt ii a " 1 .h.k.-nle 1 4 21. I0 1.M 7 i.Va /ft. 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