The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 03, 1901, Image 2
The Baniwsll Peoole.
«). ». HOLMES, Eoittr 1 Prtp'r.
LA QUEST COCJITT CIRCITLATIOS.
1901.
THURSDAY.
JANUARY 3.
*=■-
It 1* rumnrod In W)»»ll1n*u*li tlmt
►nn« South Ctrplln* (wp^r* nre
Injtt&uiator McUiturin.
xbfttNniut hit a tnUtukP, «« the ease
of the cnrly he tiled A tilt Ism wandeaV
| Iv one of politletl aulold**, tml OHroll-
nltnn are n t accuntoneil to muiilHte
the deail. Tliey rather pray that he
nuy real In peace.
The new venr il'iesii’t open brightly
for American arm* TfftRe I’lilllpplne*.
The native* are united a* one man in
their lljht for freedom, and arc more
bitterly hostile than ever to the I'real-
dent’s policy of “benevolent as-dmlia-
tion.”
In the United States recruits are he-
*»* drummed up, and the government
wants 35,000 more men quickly. In
this call the brother in black Is not in-
oiuded.
III.UK <;ha$S
Editor Haeoii «rf Kdgeflehl who l« on
a leutnrlnit tour |n'Kentucky writes
lipme to bla'Chronlcle;
‘I’ll • ladies here dr*-** beautlhilly
—with iisSnite t.i»*e. , To us this Isa
gn at point. Really we would not stop
five days In any town where women
ilid not dress well. Men, women and
children have exquisite, matchless com
plex Ions. It t* an actual treat to lock
at their fine skin*.. Kobo !y looks dys
peptic, nor splenetic, nor catarrhal, nor
consumptive, nor yellow nor green a«
.with ua. They hM look as if their liv
ers had never cost them a eent in their
lives—while with us it would he money
in our pockets if we had been born
without livers.
Tnic Paon-it llke» to be neighborly,
but under the circumstances declines
to lend a truth telling looking glass to
the News an«l Courier. Ills too fra
gile to he risked among the mugs of
that ofhee, sod the earthquake showing
H would make would be too mortifying
to the long grown pride of the quill
drivers for whom we entertain such
bigh personal regard. “Where ignor-
•ncc is bliss ’tit folly to lie wise." So
don’t try further to *ee yourselves a»
Others see you.
The better price of cotton last fall
w«» an unexpected benefit and blessing
to every line of buslnes*. It is a cow -
’ RESOLUTION . ,
A German bof wn« reading • blood
• and Ihunder ahrel. Ulghf l» ..••♦•I
mhUt of It he said to hlm«elf f “Now,
this will never do. I get tmi much ex
cited over It. I cau.T sindv *«> well af
ter it. So here It goes!’’and lie flung
lhe book Into the river. He was
Fichte, the great German philosopher.
'V.
itku.Ks.
A CAROLINA FLOWER.
A Washington corresppndenl’*
Christmas letter says of the coming
out of a Carolina flower:
“Among the prominent dehu’antes
o f this "ve«k is Miss Fating Fuller,
youngest daughter of the chief justice
Mi»s ('onstance Griggs, daughter of
Hie attorney general, l« another, of this
week's hud«; also Miss Mcloua Till
man. daughter of the senator from
Sputh Carolina, and Miss l» .v. sister
in law of Senator Martin of Virginia
Mi«* Tillman is an exceedingly bright
ami attractive girl, of the pronounced
brunette type. She was born In South
CarnlitiN. educated in a private school
in Virginia, and U the idol of her
father’s heart. Her •pecial ‘chum’ in
Washington la Miss IliMegarde Mc
Kenna, and an admirable foil each
makes to the other's style of beauty, as
Miss McKenna is of the red- blonde or
drr.
A CUKE FOR < ONM IIUNON.
A distinguished physician, of Vienna.
!>r. HofT. It U noted, has made the start
. ling anoooitc in rr ti.it he.ha* at I ft
won expression of opinion these day* | f,>tind* a* rure forci>n*uitf|iTf <| 0 Wtien tin
that the farmers are In le-tter condtlion
than they lists been for years. Hoi |
dl-ease ha* not f>t»«edloto rh* hope’e s
stage. Hr press'iMs lhe remedv grali«
... .. * _ ,, , ' i ,I give* it his *aM*tlnn and pirslges hi
with the near year the hard side of *
i ' **| reputation as a phyalciaR “for it*
” THE STEADY hUBSt RIRER. i
i
How dear to mr heart Is the steady
m. \ aubscnle-r.
Who pava In advance at the birth o( ,
•he tear,
Who lays down his dollar and fifty
cents glndlv'.
And cas'a’round the oflb e a halo of
cheer.
IV
Nor “I’m gftttlng more paper* now
than I can rea I,”
(till always savs “Send it, the family
likes It,
In fact, we all think it a real house
hold need.” ,
How welcome he la when he steps in
the sanctum,
How he itiakcs my heart throb, how
he make my eyes dunce!
I outwardly thank him, I iuwArdky
bless hJnV^ / ■ , “ *
The stMHily subscriber who pays In
adt suce,
Mauson (I,a.) Democrat.
SUCCESSFUL WO\|KN ' 1N VENT-
’ v OKS.
There Were 574 women patentees of
ihi- 2<i,0U0 applicants at the patent of-
ticcs during tiie last jear, and the in-
veutlniis of t.hcse women proved mrist
successful, 'lhe main reason for this
success is that the women inventors
have called ir the uid of a practical
man whose business is to make the in
vention go They were wise enough
to realize that they had not the com
mercial capacity or opportunity to pull
off the thing unaided.
Most of the invention* were for the
improvement of ilio.se rmall niceties
that add to the luxury oi comfort- of
lile. The great question of dress
prompted 110 inventions, and there
weie 40 patents for cycling imp;ove-
me.itt.- L -ndon Express.
Tim wsr skies In the IMiilippine-
show no sign of (M-aceful clearing •If.
« 4^ • -
In South Africa the 1h*era are ma
king lively raids in many directions,
sod the - Itrltl-h appear to be oler-
matched for lhe<4iiiie.
I
QUESTION ANSWERED.
Ye«. Aogn-t Flower still h*« the
l*rg»-s( »sle of any medicine in the civ
ilised wort.| Yoiir nntthers’atm grand- {
To make room for my splen-
He never ray* “Stop it, I cannot afford did Stock of Spring Gpod^ I
will offer for the next,’sixty
days special reductions in all
lines of Winter Goods.
In some lines prices will be
put at actual manufacturers^
cost, and while I am too busy
to give particulars I invite ev
ery body to, come and see for
themselves. ; ' *
I am sure that I can give
complete satisfaction to all rea.-
sonable buyers, and pledge my
self to carry out to the letter
every promise. If you wish to
Tie comfortable from the hat on
your head to the boots on your
feet call to see
JTTEtMON I j fs HOLIDAY PRESENTS—f» EVERY DAY USE
“ Lamp of Steady Habits
The lamp that Abrsnl fUrw np or smoke, or mum Too
to uam l> -it huiguag* ; the lamp that look* good who* £ J %
you xet It and stajs food; ttwlaniu that yottmmrwib f |
Wlr part with, one* you liave It ; that ■ I 1
"Che JSfew Rochester.
" a - i A »- « * — - a —
1. FUripai) SiiDj
Blackville, S- C.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
v COUNTY OF BARNWELL.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Thomas P. Lawton. Plaintiff, against
Josephine P. Law bin. Jn»eph J. Law-
ton, Audi* Lou Law tun Kiw'd.
Thomas M Vt liliughMm, Wiubom
T." Wltllngha.il. Hruj.inio Lawton
Saul*. Amur L Snui*. Ps'iliiir Saina,
Euimle >muib, Jo-eph M. Law ton and
J.i*e,dilue L. Paltersoil, Defi-ndanla.
—Miinuioiis lor Roliei — Complaint
Served.
T- the Defendants above named :
Ynuatre herrhv *iiimui>nrd and re-
Otber lamp* may b* offered vou a* “ JuM a* good
but for all around good-
thry may b«C In soina rmn.-ct*. t
nesn, tliere’s only one. The Aew Rocktiter. To inako
•urn tte, tamp offered you to'-enulne, look for to* name
on it; every tamp lia* it. (800 Varietta*.)
Old Lamp* Mndo New.
We can fill every lamp want, fco matter whether you
want a new lamp or stove, an old one repaired or refln- ^
bhed. a vam mounted or other make of lump transfona- *
ed into a New Rochester, we can do It. U* m'
■end vou literature on the wil'Ject ....
We are SPECIALISTS in the treatment of dlscaae* el'
Lamps. Consultation FREE. » -
THE ROGHESTEB liMP BO., 38 F*rk Place A 8» Barclay St... lew York.
JAS. M. PATTERSON,
, Altorary aid Ceonsttor at Lav,
BAfcmmrtrs.C.,
Will prscflce in hIKsum* snd United
S'utcw Courts, hpccial Attention given
to Abstract*of TUic.
DR. ISO. P. LEE, JL
DENTIST, Omce, WiiiVW
rt. O, Kqwippod for travei.
ling Work done at you* -
i home anywhere in Barnwell County.
WIM be *t Orth** In Williatoo every Sat
urday and Monday. lr-
BROWN’S
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. .., — .— ^hy«h*isii “for It* rlll-
llse projfflsition coofrwnt. tkem. « Hh j ,i U U»e re«iill. lie eplJooi H«ir4n#.Ap.»-e.||«HI
the rise lu the prit* ol rotlon the t-o*t “year* of Investigation and exper - | prowl ratine orYTm^rTalT.iie
of prvolortMMs Uaa g«»oe up. ami el.l 1 nooh.* and ha* l*een te*ip-| auffl- j ,,.^1 Angtist Ki
. , . .,7 . . | ■■rrmfr- r* Tu-tw—tr* greea-wimth. UL^
sanv up at l«-a*( until the emp of |t«H t* . •* __ —^ . ■_
T 'll* not a •eriim. nur a intxtfir*- of itrvtg. | f, M „| r , «o-at • the arttor
made, gathere I and *old. Hoeie of our |H „ P , n drug * ||lr
farmer friend* who think aticad tell u* I I'he formula •* pwhft*Se»l a. follows. 1 ih^n of the ev stem a'ol tti
that It will c* *t at least JO per cent Ooo port «f arewolr arid, »woraria of I
, ,, ,. w rartx.nate of o««t*ah. three itf tlnnsinr-l
.mre to make 11.1* crop than It did .he , |r „ f n ,
Laal. Ho If the prwe of e<4tti4,i d'op, t % |ierf -rt sotnrtrH* i* »i.i«ioe.l, ttieii j
hark nexl fall to 5 rent* a pounil there | add tweniy-flie part* of rognast. ao.l |
I ■ervt'*a»v ■xv'iweaw maaiai «m«« I O'*
wdher* never thought of u*l»x •«J- Uolred toan.wer lhe C44a.p4alut In ihU
jhlng • la<- for In ligt -iioa or l.iiii.o*- M j wblrh a cop) I* herewith
ne... Doctor* were sralc*. and Oiev ^. r%e ., , aJ . ^.d m of
ower t» clean
^ vr ^“ u * I j44ur aiiswer lolhe •U-l «'«>uip.alot on
j the •ub^.-nl»er at hi* otllre In Barnwell
l * ,c t w»*hHi twent v dar* after the
ic n
out
•err.
9 J** 1 Hwnof *—ln
^ •^ r t»h-e;in<rirr
orgai
at Is
wlll^q little rlear > money for lh*
farmer, and It bebse-te* all • lie t-are
fa* a* to lhe neti nine nionlh*. lhe
general Impression thvt this tears
•ereag* will he largely lnereasp.1
U very p'.-bab v e*>rrc*t, but we
think the im-p-e hstween the .tooill
Kdisio aad Hetaonali River* too » ■ »e
h> go wildly Into (iki rwioh c---«l-*o
They are generally getting along nlor-
It. ralaiog faim s-,ppUes and living
•h
ree ps
ha* L-eii
op I n in whtrh
e«tv •»# |salls
Of till* mix-
*N
Q«
* h
I* of extrai-t of
li«*o|vei| In iw
of water and flllefed.
line there are pi he taken el llr*t
•trope after dtnnef and *npper. anil the I
• loan |« In hr gradually tm-reesed In | 1
I went* two'd'otis '*• lie. Hoff reports (*f *1
lh .1 he has treated two hundred ease* | 1
with (be reNM-dr. “lo#tptwot evsar<
were <|iih hit eorrd arid thoae In an ad
van- - *-.! stage were greatly improved.’
^pprtlle so l wo4gHt -d |-.<ten>. .n- rea
•ed aieailllt t lhe lever be.-a me lower
night aweala. H»a- moia
Ill
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arm *4 y.
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twentv
♦w»fer
i fair TTT*it*wrr the «
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tiff In this e**t loti w |l| i > i>piy to
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l» k I» «>I
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J list as Perfect as they arc Pretty, the Pick and
the Pride of the Prairies.
If for aiiy purpose under the sun you need Horses
or Mules that are all right in every particular you
will find wh^t you yvant at the
HILL TOP STABLES,
and at unexpanded prices. All stock guaranteed
as represented. Always glad to sec ?nd serve old
friends and make new ones.
cHarlIe proWM.
Short O
POPS
T. B. ELLIS, Jr
O'' / i * V
Surveyor and Civil Engines*
Special attention given to the compo
ration of water-powers, leveling an >
drainage.
A postal card addremedto me at Mar-,
tin, S. C., will receive prompt atten
tlon. octl-80, ly ■
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Atlantic Coast Line Railioad Co. of S. C.
CONDXNSXD SCHKDDLB.
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AM A M
AN MEET WI I'll-
AT
NORTH.’
In Effect a,,.
6fl 32
'ly
ex daily
STATIONS.
7*t 8 OJ iL Darlington A! 8 05 .. ..
... ; 8 45 Lv ElliuU Arl 7 L’0
1) '.’S :Ar Sumter I.v € 40 . ». .*.
3 171 .... J.v Snntter Ar|.. . .1 6 IS
4 4.1 Vr Cre*ton l.v » 6 27
5 4." l.v Crr-ti«n AtJ 8 b0
•.* II Ar I regualD MlO OH
6 10 ..k-Oraugrhtirg I s.|—•{ ft OJ
4 P* Denuiark | j 4 28
M It. . ,.j Barnwell j 4 nj
Hit ...! Ksihhilt* I 1 3 2M
7 Vi ... .1 Anrn*tx j f 2 3T
Train No. 3A leave* Flmgnc- 2 34
x. m . and tr*ln No 32 antvrs *t F or
eiH*e 7 "2ft p m.
Tram* 32 and 44 rorrx thnmgh I*mII
man Talw*w Buffet rviewplttg * or* he-
vween New Y<-rk and M*.»n v|« Ait*
'Ml. Cy<3-OTnyLJ±.T<T'S l
I hs*ta
Plain j
BI.At kVlf.I.K. ,H
•fork —f Wt*p » *w4 4
f M Lyer«<*n. H Fmef...i,
I -• P •* W*e.grf. t.. u.
J K h»nlv Gen Ma mger
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Drv fi
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U v f«f|« |
|f| i
.1 ft
4 Nrx %u<
i hft • It
dlfrllfij
r l»rf rl
1(4 n\
nJ Plaid DtHiblc Fold Dress GkxIs worth tsc.
•t «• •• A 4 44 •• |k*
raj
from
*-r ft.wpr*-* ft rederv,*k. leak
off away w tlh rawexr td Us*
if •(
4*4t,
I- ..
that the I ••opt* n| Iw thl*
n with th- humm -w., *.(
’g« log la arwpy, wa*ftlwd
the Cmi k »f the I smrt of
Harwwvll. lh the
. 1* IV, 4441 the IVtH
A Ur*c L
Stic. Drra
t
Drjsi
ids fwdi
l* Kids 16
: J (o 40l
;lws wijj
-and so on u
Uk.'
i%*h at 4 1-2 ^-nK pa varl CVijr4 trn otkied ISitftw
(*>nifi-rt*hiy at home, an-l h*se 'h* ••ihoi*t>
I ** iltftft I*
good tor.se and Judgment to rr*i*t the j ^
lamptalion hal.l out by cotton luturv*
The Bam well I’ropt# calls for a short
■ton of the I egrsiatwrw as <-oe oteso,
4,f sating the peopU's m<iney f h* m>
lens «-*»«4i«t 4I0 a lot of dam*;* In • •l.-'tl
aomior, and ba*iv legi*Uth44i Is often
expensive After all. It U rod the
n>ai
Ml
e sy •s.ptidw* le..r nert; thl
n-reased and the rairle *r.»*sfw J
1114414 44f the lrr-a|4new| depend*
■n lh* r*-n.iltlt4.i id lhe )4nth**4t
A Sight of Terror
“Awful anxiety •*• felt fa.
iftffe «wf | Ipw* Iwffffiftffft s»«tA« IaM
Ma-hla*. Me., whsn the dm
•he e*-o 1.1 1,44 live 11.1 ns.4
Mr,, n. II Liweadh, who a'l*
»:
r the w I
; 1.1,404
rtwe*
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s Aitorner.
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fene*
h* »
•I i-aae, m,v h* «-«re.| In iwnl'S** fearful ntght. *41! th->og
I tha.*n»*rft -f-f ^ A. '1**1 -n two '• M *‘ d*e from FnetimnnU. I
e* Owe rd »»-* rn Vsltewis f"v l*f. Ring’* New |H**
q% iiiffot In HI
■ lung* large rn.--.gh | " h *d
fur the Inaert.oi- <tf * it,|. vnWai rH**e|'i' r ahd ha*! rw
u *• rffri-itd In afn.ot tw44 vrara. The I ' M *“- Alter lh#e
aiin.44|i4rv-rne-«l aia|ar*r, to tar a 1 (tar
ol
'an ta
her of
mil alaao
r *a«a
l.afOl
• tar
*1 ha t
nmp«
Mmtee 1
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‘why gn
ft:
till* ana
m Arm
> w a* di
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length rat the seMlaati *44 tniia b a* ohat ' *tani|. a.f authority. Hr print It •• »r
ta dwww aad b-.w that tell* am the pro- I tod it. fwr the I’.faarmalh-n wf itur ineab-
tale's puckrtbouk. — Atseu Journal aitd[c«l re*.|a r* Thrrr I*, unfatrtiii aie'v
lUrlew.
Yen ar* quit* rlLhl, r*terrnc I ron -
temporary, as far as vou go, and ll )»u
go 'urtber you will be atltl nearar iha-
DghL
Long •* tlena hava been the rule
eine*. l*7ft, and b*%'v l> gltUtiou hv*
been rharurtarlalkc of every session
Tha patch work ap;>ear*n«-ow»f the stat-
uut prove* that beyo.id qua-Mlnn. and
tb* long mss I oi. |*. In our opinion, re
' reason: Every General Assembly- bat
a considerable number of new men.
‘•fresh from the peopla.’’ Rome arv
full of their own Importaiu'e, with am
bition* m cultivate, and worst of all
fond of their own eloquence.
The flrat weekt of the *e*»iou are ta
ken up with speech msklng. much of
the Buncombe class, and w hen the law
makers wake up and realize tiiat it I*
time to adjourn they go to work under
whip and spur and drive the most im
portant measure* through at railroad
■peed. That is hasty legislation, nml
we venture to say that after adjourn
ment half the legislator* can give tin
complete account of the work done.
If, 011 lhe other ham), short seaaiona
were the rule SenatoA and Reprosent-
Htives would go to the capital with
ulassitied Ideas and their work well cut
out. -There would he less of eloquence
cost 1 ng 31,000 a day, and more good
work would he possible in a fortnight
than in double that time under the old
method. • ,
If on the flrat day of tiie next seasion'
a resolution should be unanimously
adopted limiting the length of the ses
sion to a fixed period both houses will
be surprised at the ease and rapidity
with which their work is finished and
wonder that no previous, legislature
adopted that schedule. Home folksTtoo*
will give them well done. Give us a
short session It will be something
new under the sun, and cannot be as
•bad in any particular as one of weary
weeks.
The latest news from China is that
the almond eyed sinners are resdy to
accept such terms of peace a* they can
get. - / -
• ID TO 20.
A salutation-speke 1 ' Dom the Nine-
toentli OMtorf to the Twentieth, taken
down In •hort-hand by Mark Twain:
I bring y*w the atately matron, t.atn
•d Christendom, returning bedraggUd.
MHtl foil of ■Manne**. her pork*t full
of boodle, and her Mooth full of pJovt*
by porr me*. Oiv* her *o«p and * tow*
•I, hot bide (be hokiag **•*.
Harh Twgie.
Miw Tort* Uftwmbof IHA .
1
i pl-nly of material upon w h rh (#• t-
| lh* virtu* of the new formula, tf
have auy.—New* atul Courier.
.•a*dy ail night, anti i
.'••mplrlrtv < -ire-I her ”
lasat* nsa 4trine I* gua’an*<
Thrnal. < he»| watd l.nn
Only Ms.*, and |l ibi. Trial
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Faroitare, Stoves, Wagons, Rock Hill Baggies aad' i
Syracuse Double Plows.
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BU -fttill*; Dr
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ft INAL
HAKt
(WRKPINO IT* MONEY.
farmer* are lining j
Noth
At the Pitgriui M'-ther*' luna-ham
I* gl
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I «l
Thai’* * hst *<>m
•Hal H r*t. Hrasaarn rom l« Onw •riling
•nr tJJ rent* a p<mi»4l bv the tun Th*»
empwlllxruw lu re •« eell a* there
I'he only tro.sfile I* In t-urlug It pr.qw
erfy. Ihta i ffl.e U aeept with • I a t it in (he right way. IL.t
l.ruum madnbv Mr H I* Arm*trung. 1
New Yo*k Mr*. Tratw a*M-tfpd that wu
mm would grt the ••.ffr*ge In aim
time. “If we alemsnd it It. the righ
way we’ll get It, tara aoae a Wa.man al
■Mgrt* what »he taanls if sh* gue
th*
•af Afpla-ton, and la the best was have
ever haal*^^ .
^ T-’-r^TTTTTT'we aaw a
wsgnn l->vd in tbi* town put up hr Dr.
SV. f?. Saadtli a»f M itliatuu, from cjrn of
hi* own gra.wing. **
Collou a:Hutu*h»n ibi* eaaar will
hIm.ait exterminate hruaHit sea I ge .In tnr
Snnth. anal that-pill help the demand
for store liratom*.
Write to Clem*on College if .von
think of planting, and find amt, where
to gel seed and how- to prepare the
land atrd culllvtte the crop,
— — 1 1 '■
“Is IVrkina a man of good judg-
mojri ? ’
‘•Well, I don’t know. I’ve heard
hint argue w ith hi* w ife.”
Weather Bureau.
Voluntary Observers’ Meteorological Ree-
or-1. Mouth ot December, 11W0. iiiunou
Ulackviilc.
I rKMCKHATt K] crcetp
got to w in over the vsaanien w
I*...b tie Judg- taaf it** ||*
• I bi* • ffi-e. HarnWrll.
M -n-tav./hnuarv Jt*t. Os.I.
laal afiaa-hsrge •• Aalaniutatral
ft. i*ta- of Mis* Lorurlla >rh
D.-s Urn.
re'v# llr*t I Aumm
h<» da-n't In*een»t>er 13, I'.**).
COUPLE OF CARS
for
•r*a*w.
Ulraior.
or
w nnl to vola —th*- anti* a* thev ar
ft naift na law Hit iSiai SWI M WDftW
harder )i-b Thvn g. ttlng the'ineii to
give u* the balhat.”
A ft'rigblfwl IHuadrr
Will often tanse a horrible Rurfl,
Ha-alil, Cut or Brui*e. liiu-klrii’s Ar-
nia-a Salve, the tu-st in the world will
kill the pain' ami promptly h.-nl it
t 11 res Oiil Sores. Fever Sores,. I'lewrn,
Boil*, ft'elons. Corn*, sli .skin Etttp-
lions. Best I’ile eiiae on eartli. Only
2V. a box. ' ure guaraiitved. - S.ld i>v
J. M. smith, HillUion; f>. K.
Brigg- A Co., Itlackville, Druggists.
Wilhelittitia, the pretty young qne»M
of Holland, ehoso a fat. plain looking
princeling for tier hushand, ‘although
the European matrimonial market had
litany a ItaniUottie Barkis primped to
Catch lu«r fancy. And women are tlie^
-ame the world over.
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N() riCK Oft FINAL SETTLEMENT
•■NiaJ'iee is herehr given tiiat the un
dersigned willyfile tier final acennnt
with I K. Stielling, K-u., Judge- of
Probate, on Saturday. February- 2d,
1!K)I, a« Admini-tratrix of the Estate^f
C. F. Numiicrger, deceased, and a-k
,for L ‘tters Dismistmry
M r*. Georgia A. N u mherger.
Aduiiuiatratrix.
Dec. 3M; 1900. -
M(M»RR ItKnIR Utl.l
PLAN l .v I ION.
Notice of Sale of Property.
In the District'Court of the Unjted
/State*, for the District of South Car
olina. - . '
In tiie matter of L. D. Joel, Bankrupt.
—In Bankruptcy.
To tlte creditors of L. D. Joel, of Barn
well, in the. County v>f Barnwell, in
tiie District aforesaid, a Bankrupt.
Notice I* hefehy given that J. Allen
Tobin, the Trustee of the Estate of L.
U- Joel, aforesaid Bankrupt, h iving
made an inventory and appraisement of
the same, has been ordered to *>-11 the
property of Batikrittit. conaiating of'
eupieil by Bankrupt in aaid town, and
that lift w ill mi sell tire same- at public
auction U> kite bighr*t bidder, eltlier in __
lota or in Irti'k •* a whade, or at retail. I*.ninle«l s..uih tiv ft.'.they street, VV-*t
On Monday the 7th a]ay of Jaouarr
I'.Xd. a» elgacti o'ebnk will !>* v>lTe>e>t
for sale at Barnwell C? II.
AH that tract or parra-1 of laiial situ
ate, Iving anal hadiiirm Kv caimira- t>aw i,-
«htp in RarnwHI C.uiulr eoniaining
ft'oiir Hundred and fifty one aera-s anal
hounded a* follow * : -North hv lam|.
of U lip* All; QmH hv lanals of \\ illiaau
Anglev. M Allen anal tieairge Auglev;
samtli hv land* of Mr*, ftdliott Allen
ami J. P prlester, and West by lands
of J 1*. Prte.ter.
ALSO.
Al) tiiat tract or para 1 *] aif Ian 1 vital-
:Uvu iving and ha>iiig in Sycamore
town-hip in Barnwell County aiontaiu-
ing stwren hunalred and fifty aere*,
liainmled a* follows:% On the N’airtli Ly
aitlu-r lands of tiie said J. P. I'rle'tor;
We*t by land* aif Ksfata: of aif Dr. .loiin
Harvey : South by latnls a.f Jack Bark
er. KuTii* Priester and Handy Batker
and East !>y lands arf ll. J. Mooalv,
'IVrnts t’a^j^or one-half cash bal
ance In one nn'd two years, sec ureal bv
bond and mortgage, interest at, 7 per
eent per annum, payable semi-annual
ly; purchaser to pay for revenue
stamps am Deed. Bond and Mortgage
and \V. H . M. |25 for papers.
MORTGAGEE’S SALK.
Tiie State of South Carolina,)
County of Barnwell. )
Whereas the property hereinafterde-
serihed was sold at public outcry uiiaier
tiie pfiw. rs contained in the mortgagt»s
described below, hut tiie purchaser at
said sale lias failed to comply with the
terms thereof and it has become -neces
sary to resell.How, therefore, »
BY VIKTUK of the powers of sale
contained and given in two certain
mortgage* of real estate executed and
delivered by t F t C. Bvitler to Cliarlotte
M Hayden tind |o P. M. Butkingham,
which are of teeord in the office of tiie
Clerk of Court for said Mate ami coun
ty. Book* <> W., page 12, AU X., |mge
72, and with consent of the said mort
gagor in w riting we w ill sell within
the legal houra of sate at ftimwet! on
Monday. 7th dav of January, 1901, it
being aaleadav in said month the fol
lowing dcaaTlhed real property:
All tiiat lot of laid) irttuate, lying and
being in the tow n of Barnwell, con
taining one aa-re, more or lt>*. and
tkas *2m ‘
T ft ft !| wft ’*
JAm t^y •
• Ww J Aft Ar
11 Aw tft Ar
|l>e» « >ft»Ar
am Iw* t Mv*tw “a 1 .«• 9
a *>w-wv A- at I : «W
I «M4^an- • " ' ' • 2*a
m **.- »• >< m Ha
a m 44*4 t. r 4 —. 1 I iw
U * “ It *• | 4 Uf
AMw'llla L* II Aw ft top
Is lirsaw Lv KHwjtftOu
Hi wsw*V.'t» l.*'t
a
1 ta ?
Ra.
52 -E/\D, Mostly MUles,
^ Cl t -N
Whittle’s Stables,
BlackVille, S. C.
They were the best in the West, and at my holiday prices
wont stay long, so if you need stock come in a hot hurry.
If
SESSION OF 1900-1901.
T3sr^.
aa In bia aliM-nnhan will be moat exp*,
dis-ot and IsrnftffrUI to erftditora' inter-
l—.!■ * **’ i ewt. with right rw**rv*d to rejftcl any
Q. D,C. l.ange. ft®*! nil hid*, on th* 11th day of Jauq-
Voftwatory Ohara««r. 1**1. al • o’elm-k a. m,
* Ifte'odlag rain. halt, aloeft aad m«dt. Jerwu #1 vat* «
ft awnw. < ft > asaximam aa*d mint- R A. EI-I.IA^Re* 1 ew.
l«m it a- 4-ga 1 Dot* J. Rarno vli. »L, 7Y Itm*, l AML
hr lot i»f ft'alkett*rien. North hy Mrrert
•rpcrwting ft from raiat* of M. V-
\\ iMHlwai J, ftiaat bv C, C Uwwn*.
Tertwa Co*b. |H<rrhaarr |ia pay fdrpa-
per* ar.d revennr •tamp*.
C. M Harden^
P. M BvKtia.gTam.
Dorrs.bar lu h. VmO. Mw. tg.gei
The attention of Pareifta at/d Guardian* i* called to tlte advantagex offered by
this Institution, now in the mostsuccessfalchapter of it* existence.
BKAUTI FT/r, - BUIBDI XOS.
The new Buildings willJte ready for occupancy-io the early KaH, and in beau-/
ty of design, comfort, oiiinmddiousness and adaptation to eduentional nues will
be the equal of the best in the State.
111, wm mt =s«=h
fields and who itiive decHcated their lives to uducathmal pursuits. Their past
Itigh record* guarantee the future. ———L-*.—. r ,
A PERFECT HEALTH RESORT.
Pure Flowing Artesian Hater will bft supplied to the pupils of the Institution,
and every care be taken to preserve the health of the pupil* and O build op the
body as well as cultivate aihl develop the brain,p... ^
HOME - CAKE - AND - COMFOR’
Boarding w ith the m>i*t solb-itou* home cafe In the beatJ^tmHies at mo«t rea-
•onabl* rate*. ,V~ . "F
tDewf l.ihrarn J*mdal. Chnreli. Railroad md ’fftTegrapblc Facilities not ftur-
PAawru in th* Mate. For f><rib*r infotmalonv add rea* ;
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- 1 " cars between Char tact on and
Conner'Ions at Colnmbte with
for Wssntawt u and 1 hr gam; al
vftli* aad aif FionJh Patau.
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