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l John D. KockefeOer Wi reputed to bo Mm riuheat nmn In America^ He doea- know Wm*elf bow wall off he la. Ilia wewHh la eatlmated in the neigh- tlorhoc^l of $360,000,000 and every burning lamp puta mure In bia strong box. - ’ Yet all hU money could ont keep his tWo year old grand cliilJ Irout dying •I scarlet fever laat week/ , •• THE OKIOIN OF KISSING. According to Frofeaaor Ceaare Lom- bmao, the dlarlnguished Italian criml- Bobiglst, klaalng U quite a modern practice and originated In a very eurl- •na manner. The kiaa, aa a token of atfection, was unknown to the Oreeka, Ibid nvither in Homer nor In Uero^otua . do we $nd any mention of It, Hector did not kiss hia Andromache when h* bade her farewell; neither did J'arft press his lips to those of the beautiful Helen, and Ulysses, who whs more of a cosmopolitan than any man of bis day, never dreamed of kissing the en chanting C.rce, and when, aftei long wanderings, he returned home to tils spouse, Penelope, he sattrfied himself with putting one of hie stalwart arms brouud her waist and drew her to hiu. The people if Terre del Fnego, says Lombroso, have taught civilised na tions the origin of the delightful art of kUalng. Drinking vessels are ui • known In that coutHry, and the people, when they are thirsty, simply lie down beskfe the brooks and drink the water as It flows by them. It Is evident, howeverrthat Infants couhi not satisfy their thirst In this primitive fashion, and therefore their mothers bate for ages supplied them with water by dll- log their own mouths Ilr»t and then letting It pass through their lips Into tbs aapacun: mouths of the Mule ones. In some places the banks of the rivers and brooks are so high that water can not be obsaioad Hi to# usual way, ami t*»e mothers In such placet draw It sip through long rnrds. Bird* feed their .voting owe# In a slm- )Ur manner. They first nil their own mouths with walar and then !raoaf£ It fc> lha w de open mouths of the Imla ones. This wry ancient uiste'n.al practice Is. according to (.ornUfeeo. the •wly aourre t» which the mod&n prac tice of kisalnc ran tie traced. The rue- Sna af preaalna one mouth ta another nrlglnaicj w.th ihe woman In Terre Fwegot w ho non UI only supply their Infants ■ Ith drlck In this lusnoer, and It is praanmahic that ihev learned the leeaon from the b«rda (Anally we are kohl that klaalng la an evidence of stsv- Wa and a ■lammial of that early stage la ear davelo|>meot. • during w bieh the wife had not yet triumphed over lha mother, war love over meiarntty ** Lasahewew s slew* oa this subject, eats lha New York HeraM. meet with • ha general approval of arleatlst* thssagh there are some who point out that ale eapUnaUon of the arlgla of kissing la aat la accordance wish the am# haa«tad dowa to ue by thv aid Hu mana. Theae iatur maloula that the kies was Invantcd k* hasheads. who daairad la aarertslo la tbla way whetk- ar 4erlag their ahsance from home rlvee had kaea drlakiag their TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. Aft a regular oonve.itloii of Barnwell Lodge Na. 1(1 Knights ol Pythlss the foHoWltig preamble and reeolutlone passed; Whereas God In Hf* Infinite wisdom hits called from Tim Cuttle Hall on earth to the dwelling place on High our esteemed and beloved Brother James Wyatt LaSCasTEB, Iherefote, be it KeAolved, First. That we with sor rowing hearts strive to say His will be done. Second, That we desire to express to the world, his widow, relative* and friends our appreciation of his coble character. He was known as a bi-are and- pru- Mlent’soldier in the struggles ol ’ill and I 'Hh Afterward* asa civil A fllijer he manifested lha same stei linj^ qualities exemplified by h m in the eg up. He was s true friend and faithful brother Knight, always In his life carrying out the sublime principles of our Order. Third, That a copy of tliftm resolu tions be published lit the County pa pers, spread upon the minutes of t}te lodge and a copy suitahlv engrossed sent to his bereaved widow. P W. Price. W. G. Britton, F. U. Butler, Committee. DID COM EX LKiD LEE AWAY. J 0.>W. TilUiighast, of Columbus, who maintkifM ti nt it was a Texan and not a Georgian that led General Lee to the rear at the battle of the Wilderness, has received * letter from Warren P Lovett, st Handcrsvllle, Ga., cnnlirm lug bis impression. 'Hie letter follow*: “Mr. ti. W, Tillitighast, Colqmbu*, Ga. Dear Sir—Y'oii are correct. . It was a Tex a 1 1 w ho led General Lee to the rear at the battle of the Wllderuess, or at least he waa a member of a Text* command at the lime. Ills name was Cohen. He waa formerly from Char leston. 8. C. t and was a portrait paint er. He lived in Navaaota and Hous ton, Tex , after the war—|u is70. 1871 amt IM7J. Cohen pdoted the picture of General I>*e on bis horse and him- self at the bridle urging the general to the rear I saw the picture myself and also knew the artist. Cohen »t Bailey were In partnership ln„ihe photo anil oil portrait busintaj at X*va*ota Cohen went to IIohbuiii. .**1 saw Horace Greply look at thia •aiue picture In Texas Hi la7i when he wss msklog the race for president In that year He spoke st the ni*nliigof the Texas State fair. I do not know If Conrn Is still living, but by wrliintfq pone one at Navaaota, Grime* comity, nr Houston, Urey may be able to tell yon of him. *T w rite this from the very distinct recollect ion I havenf this idrlurr at. it the artist. I ihtiik Cobrn l.sil the im pure iif proof to the rlftvt and I knew he had some rorrr*poniluuce with Gen eral Is-e after ti.e war. Cwben may b«%# sent General Lee the paHillug. I write this to show yon that )ou are eorruel and It was a Texan who led Gunerul !.•* to the mar. Yours tnihr. Wsrteo P. l/eveti. tmph—tHntloB. THE CM AKt.ESroN KXPOHITIoN MCALPERH AND Tl< MET FOR UKR4. FmmCblragn a few days ago two men »eee sent to the HllM-la Wale pri son under tmteterminate sen let, re s lor forging railway pasees and by at lie r ns defrauding trans|wriatloitrnmp- Their operations are a*id to have extended over a considerable part of ike cuuntrv. with Ihe re-ult that Ihe railroads were defrandud of a Urge amount In >he aggregate The forged 1 or fiaudulet-l y otiijin*d llcVrU we e Barnwell took decided stand on | Sold to>ealpora. This i-ane has priHupt- Moaday for banner reprewen'ailon In ed the Hrimklyn tilandard Union P> aaf the eumlng Charleston Espneltlon I that ‘ the lime U evidently not far The ateetlrg In behalf of that apUndM I y •» when a Man will soon say that be prvijeos was meii attended by reiTpaen-{ !&• bought-gresn goods* or pah! for Utlva cltlaeas from avert sevtUu of mercbaadiso with eoonierfeit moaer.ai Ihe ewnaty, and their enthusiasm was l** admit that he has been la a Scalper's as gwaalaa aa general. Those uklng o4B r. or utferwd a ticket n»| p in bas'd Aral lute rant la It are practical. far from an authorised ag, at." We and barlag put their hand* m would not go so far as torleee all rhs so •law will »ot turn hack antil Barn- | called scalper* with the rogu s who I shall have a front place In tba I waru caught and punished at l hlcago; on the other hand, there are, no dnuht. hex# s front piece In I Cum m lee toners Mo lair Phillips will msks a fol aay worth? work, and many good mom will ha drawn to tbair sup port and saa tbsm through hand la LONG BRANCH PHIIOMOITIY. Tba holidays ^avo ooma and the tarkay bona* havw all bean gnawad and the candy and frwlt solan, tba tin horns and toy wagons av>a*h«d up and the noise slopped to (ha comfort of lha old folks and the dUpinasure of rhs or- ohlns. Fewer eaaualtlaa, swelled beads and corned people than in form or yoars. The well to do people, those who sro Irdependent- -but the thing is over and our taste for any variety of work has boeotna vary baa. though we have turned the accustomed new leaf, having recorded a resolution to steer clear of three things duilng the via r 1901, vlr: a hollow axle wagon, an *U nested negro and a no count Isxy Bucra. Bo far as this worlds goods are con cerned have received numerous nice and valuable presents while the poor who have no one to depend upon bur a divine providence to look after them, have we fear, been- neglected. Ho far as we are Individually concerned we have fared sumptuously every day, the former Is an aggravation that would cause a church member to reach the point of profs nitv think or sav a big word stantHtople he xvi'l he saying carbolic acid and no usaoaearth. t Rlah Mas- Jt you is Oon- you off by he latter Is of ticket brokers who would knowingly e»«omli no dl»hom>st set; but the bu*i or** Is an Incentive Mi fraiidu'ent prac tice#, sod. If permitted at all, should be •efe guarded bv police surveJJInice and ? DGEHIT PAY,TO BUY CHEAP A cheap remedy for cobghsand cold It all right, but you want' somrlhlug thiG will relieve ami cure the more se vere and dangerous result* of throat and hing trouble*. What shall you do? On to a w armer and more regular cli mate? Ye*, ll possible; If not piw*lb'4r for you, then In either case take the only remedy that ha* tyeen introduced In atftdvUlsed countries with success In severe throat and lung troubles, “Boschen’s German Syrup.” It not only heals and stimulate* the tissues to destroy the genu disease, but allays in fliiminatlon, causes easy expectoration, gives a good night’s rest, and cures the pallent. Try on a hot tie. Kecbuunend ed many years by all druggists in the world. For sale at Creech’s Pharmacy luITTE/mOHL LARGEST IN THE WORLD. . ■1"" V . The South Carolina Dispensary U the largest liquor dealer in the woild. It began bu-iness in 1894 on a borrowed capital of |60.00<), which has been paid ha< k. The stock on hand amounts to TioO.OCO, all paid for. Gross «a'e* for the year ending No- vetnlici HOih, USiO, were '$4,421,840 ‘^2 Of this the sum of $208,100 28 was di vided between cities and counties. Reports from this section are as fol lows: Gross Sales Net Profit*. Allendale $17 ««2 17 $3,470 94 Bamberg; 19 844 76 3 47J 10 Barnwell 27.009 65 6.6'9 25 Blnckrille. 10.084 84- 2.765 09 Deiiiusrk . .... 8,874 79 1,:508 70 Ehrbardt . . .. 6,068 55 847 08 Fairfax... 8,135 35 1 3S7 12 Dlar ... .. 5 255 »•) 727 SI Wiliilton.. .... 7,978 OO 1,273 05 No Right to I’g'iness. The woman who is lovely Ip face, form and temper will alwats have friends, but one who would be attract ive must keep her health. If she i« weak, sickly and all rut, down, she will tie tierVxiti* and Irritable. If she ha* constipation dr kidney trpnhle, her im pure blood.w III cause pimples, blotches, skin eruption* and a wretched compleg- ioit. Electric Billers I* the best medi cine in the world to regulate sltwnaeli, liver and kldtny* and to purify the blood. It give* strong nerves, blight ryes, smooth velvety skin, rich cotn- plrajou. It will make a good-luoklng. charming womaoofa ruvi down Inval id. Only 5ii cents at J. M. Smith's Drug Stufe, WBILtor-; I) K. Briggs A CV». Drug Hutre, Ulackvills. 100,000 French Mammoth Asparaps Crowns For Sale. Thera Is no nut gras* r.n my land*. • all on or write ms. Wayne H. Eaves, Wll.l ISTON 8. C. Half a Million Strictly First Class Asparagus Plants. PLENTY OP PRRFK'T KDKN MEL ON 8KF.D. CAREFULLY SKI. EG TED 'AND CURED. From Centra of rhole*at Melons, (no cheap culls). at $1 per pound. CorrospaaJence promptly an*w rred. C. H. Mathis. Blsrkville, 8. C. To make room fpr my splen did Stock of Spring Goods I will offer for the next sixty days special reductions in all lines of Winter Goods. In some lines prices wil^ be put at actual manufacturers’ cost, and while Lam too busy to give particulars 1 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 wUi to be comfortable from the hat on your head to the boots on your feet call to see I. FUripai) StiMj Blackville, S- C. Notice of Sale of Property. In the District Court of the United Stale*, fur the District uf South Car olina. In the matter of L. D. Joel, Bankrupt, —iti Bankruptcy. • To the creditor* of L. D. Joe], of Burn well, in the County of Barnwell, in the District alure<,ald, a Buukrupt. - Notice |* hereby given (list J. Allen Tobin, the Trustee uf the K-tste of L. D Joel, afoitMaid Bankrupt, having made an Inventory and appraisement of th<- «.iiut', has been ordered to m in,- [•ro.i uv ol Bankrupt, cuAlialliVg of slUi'k o merchandiM- in store .alely •wcupieif by Bankrupt in »ahl town and that he will mi sell the •Sin - at public auction to the highest bidder, either In ivt* or in hoik ase whole, or at terall, a* In hi* Uisctriioii will be moat expedient and ben*. Milal to er dt* tors’l.ileie*t, w itli right rc-rrv.d to rrjt-ct any and all bid-, on the lllti da) ol Jwiinarr. Pstl, st 9 o'clock a.ta. 1 si ui* of sale I ‘m*Ii. K. A. Kill*. Kcf-rc*. Dwtad, Barnwell, .*». C., 2* I >vc , Itast. WHY WHITTLE SELLS li/IOpe STOCK THAN any D6/1 LG R ■s south op eOLUMBIA: Because liis stock is prettiest and most perfect, and Ms prices please the people. Another car load of the same sort received. BaRRV/ELL 0RADGD SeHOOL. New building with *IX room* and sn nnditorinni. hratrd by slcanr; corps of wrtl-*hlci-r**| in*tnictor*; a splendid library containing live hundred volumes; a good literary society; all higher brat;ehes taught in tlte high »eli,>ol department; nnisiiS under the supervision of .an accomplished director; Kimlergirieo snpcriised hv a graduate of the Kindergarten Trailring N'hool of Honth Carnlina; toHh.n raf^* moderate; sr g<M>d ix-sid in private laa,iiics al low rati* For further iu- * formalion ad.lie-s GEO. H BATE8, Chairman,, Barnwell, 8. W. n. JONES. Principal. Uarueetl. 8. C. I SEED WII HILLS ’ » ♦ % * JAS. M. PATTERSON, Allornc? aid CosnstUt at Uv,' Barnwxi.h. S.C 0 W||J practice in ail State and United' States Court*. Special Attention Elves' to Abstracts of TiM«r M. JSO.f.lEE, JR, DENTIST. Ofnee,‘W||l1ste« irPWP22L8. C. Equipped for travel* Work dope IX yowl home any wltere In Barnwell County. WiM be at oftice In WilllstOn every Sat urday and Blonday. lyr as T. B. ELLIS, Jr„ Surveyor and Civil Engmem Special attention given to the cotnptr tation of water-powers, leveling and drainage. A postal card add ressed to me Rt Mar* tin, 8. C., will .receive prompt atten tlon. octl-80, ly . <' ATLANTIC COAST LINE. i Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. of S. C. CUNDKKSXD SCUKDl’LR. sOU i ll. In- Effect NORTH. N». No. No. No. 35 57 December 1st, 1*09. 66 32 daily daily daily daily ex ex A M Sun A. M STATIONS. Sun. 1’. M P. M 8 02 4. Darlington A 8 06 • • • > S 46 Lv KMiott Ar 7 20 9 ‘25 .Ar Somter l.v 6 40 3 47 ; l.v Sumter Ar!. . . 6 18 4 43 Ar Crc«ton l.v 5 27 & 45 l.v Uresfue Ar 3 54* ... 9 15 Ar I rrgnallt I. 10 00 5 io . • • aa Ora* geburg . a ft 02 ts Denmark .... a 4 ** n is Barnwell 4 02 U 54 Robbins :i in 7 5. * Augusta 2 30 NOTICE OF Notice |« gp the Pro hair J. lx si his M udax . JaAti if ,1 di*cbxrgv a* E-tala uf Ml** C« FINAL DDMTIAKGE en that I w ill apply to idg* for Ita'nwell 4,’oou- Barnwell, >. •'., nn aa TI»t. ram.Tor my Re- A dm D. r r 4 JH-I i lien A,nun ItereMber 13, ItNO. mr of tl larfenhrr . (•tranir. lilGDEST CASH PI!IG£ PAID FOR COTTON SEED. I . 1*m«le vour weed for nienl or hull*. V! e will innke lilkernl eoiieew^iuuw in lliiw way oh price of meal or hullw. SOUTHERN COTTON OIL GO • ft. H. FtT /h!MO>8 A*a4*»w»t MaWgaV. Ttain No. 33 lea?'* Florenixr J 31 g. m.. ami ir«in No. 33 art I ve* at F or- »-tir«- 7 *2t p. in. * Trsn.* J2 and ;iA i-arry through pull man PSI^t-e Bulfri Steeping far* liw- ’ween New Y ik and Macon via An- M ►.wirfwfi. II M V.r%on T'altu- > anager t.-n Pa** Agt J K krr.lx tiro Ms ager, a SOUTHERN RAILWAT. ~§r Rrhod-t'* la RVo-t i WaJI X, 1 — _ ’ »>exaa. tr*. • SSS, r MW Ue • w**-«e Aril Iks S Up (I* 8. ('., Jany 7. PA'I. NOUCK DP FINAL la not a hu*tne«a that I* eksential to Ih public convenience or ecmroinv. for all lha r»Broad* now redeem bon-s'ly on- nsed ticket*, and we are of the heU that no Ju»t right* would be v!olai d the scaliH-r*' oceupalion were prohibit ed by Ibe legl*lvtinn which has heen •ought and nrobwblv will l>e «ecured in the near future.—Editorial from the Buffalo Courier, December liib, 1UQU, A Powder Hill Explesiow Remove* every (hing in *ight, «o th) drastic mineral pills, but both are mighty dangerou*. Don’t dynamite the delicate machinery of your body with calomel, croton oil or aloes pills, when Dr. King’s New Life PUI*. which are gentle as a'aumraer breeae, do the work perfectly. Cure* Headache,Con- (dpatioD. Oily 2fxc at C. N Bttrck- Imlter; I) K. Briggs & Co , Blackville Dr. J. M. Smith. WHIiston. NOTICE. if meeting of the freeholders living ft) Blackville Graded School District •nd returning real or personal proper ly therein Is galled to ni:et at the school house at 12 m. Friday, Jan. 18, 1901, to vote on levy of special tax. ' L.T. Ixlar, Cbm. B’d T., J. H. E. Milhous, gect’y. SPECIAL NOTICE. All perrons ate hereby warned not to wive employment to Wesley Jefferson •r. r aBd family as they are under writ ten oon tract to work for L. E. Whittle daHnf die year 1901. Any person em ploying the said Jefferson or hht fami ly wflTbe prosecuted lo the full extent •f the law. Blackville, 8. C. Jan. 7lb, 190t. J.D. Whittle. NOTICE TO PENSIONERS. I have pwt tba new Pension Blanks fb the bands of the Chairmen of (he Hoard* of Township Comal •slower* for $h* —leoce of pensioner*. All i show Id got blanks. All tpem • the Cousty si Barnwell aa tba 3rd QUARTERLY STATEMENT —OF— THE BANK OF BARNWELL, Barnwell, So. Ca. At the close of Business, December - . 31st, 1»00. “ 'RESOURCES. Banking House.. ... $ (5.500.00 Real Estate.'.'T.T. ~T.T.".Tr./—18tt.ixi Loans and Discounts 6(5,802.47 Cash lo vault and other Banka 122.o»4.o0 LIABILITIES. Caydur paW In $ Surplus Fund.. Undivided Profits Dividend No. 25 payable on and after 2d Jany, 1901. . .. Deposive Personal.... “ Bank* $185,'676,47 60,000.60 lo.aw oo 4,037.12 2,400.00 107.454.32 1,685 03 E- A O. E. $186,676.47 Before me personally appeared F. C. Butler, Cashier, and made oath that the foregoing statement D correct and trne to the best of his knowledge and helief. ¥. C. BUTLER, Cashier. Sworn to and sohsrribed before me (Ms 2d day of January A, I). l«oi. N. G W. Walker. (*. si Notary Public, So. Ca. Attest; A.P. MANVILI.K. niTTLIK Ragood. C. r. CALHOUN. Directors. THE SI1IE OF SOUH CIROUH, COIfVrY OK BARNWKI.L. By J. K Snelllng. E*q , Judge of pro bate In Barnwell County. Whereas T. H. Dunbar applies fnr letters of Adminl.tra'lon on the es tate uf KH-ltard Flint, deceased. These are. therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the kiiiilred an^cradltor* of the said dex-eaw d. to he and appear before me at a Court of Probate fnr I ho aaid county lo be b»ld- SL I' U.KM ENT. Notice I* hereby given that the un Uerslgu-xi will rtlr tbelr Nnal ac«-«xuut with John K. rxttelling. E*q , Judge of protiafe, on Monday. February lltb. I9ul. at 10 o'clock Ip the f*»r» n«-oo s* Kxecoior and Kxrcutilx of the Estate of John G. south, dreeav-d, and a»k for l^’tier* |rl•llll•eorv■ m » m W. c. Sutiilx, KxecuPir. Mia* 11 attic A. Smith, Eiacutrlx. Jan. 4-b. Iuol BROWN’S E l-' -ra itm * r ta,. * as* S**t' i* i a » mwrrrtm - -Isom tl bimi >QrRai “ • Me OroaeM^ra “ HU t So b>agvp« ■ I x M* * ow NOTICE UF PINAL hCrTLBM ENT. Notice I* hereby given that the un- dwrslgwi d will fl-e pi* tnal avxwtutil with J. K. bnelling. K-«|. t Juilgr of Probate, on M’.nday. Frbruarv 2d. II* I. i a* Executor of (he estate of Mm. 8. $1. I.*n<-a*tri decenaed, a d a*k for Let- | ler* Di*mUsory. U F. O lorn. Executor. Jan. 7lh, 1TOI. " uary 2rtth. A. D. IbOl.at 11 o'clock a. m to *bow cause. |r any, why the said administration should not l>e granted. Given under my baud and seal of tl • Court till* 7ilt day of Januarv. A. D lOtJl. and In the one hundred and twen- ti -fifth year of tlte sovereignty and In dejendence of the United SCatce of America. J. K BNEHM.NO. Probate Judge. Published In Tim Bak.nwell I’xortK January lOih. 1001.' NOTICK TO ADMINISTRATORS, EXECU I'ORS, GUARDIANS, ’AND TRUSTEES. All AdminUtrators, Execufoe*, Guar dian* and Trustee* are hereby notified to make their Annual Return to this otth-e during the month* of January and February. *« requited bv law. JOHN K.SNKLLINO, Judge of Probate. Jan. 2, 1901. NOTTCEDF FfYY I.'SKITLT.M K N I * Not Ire la hereby given tliat the tin- der>igne«l will tile her Huai accooui wilii J K. Snelllng, K-(j., Judge <d Probate, on* SAt.nrday, February 2d, HMH, as A<lmiui*tratrix of the Estate of C. F. Xurnbcrgrr, deceased, and ask for L.-tter* Diamissory m Mr» .Giorgia A. Xiirnfierger. . Adiuiuistratrix. Dec. 3Dt. 1900. • THKSPAS8 NOTICE- ■AH persons are hereby forbidden to tre«i»as* stpon the lands of the under signed in Red Oak Township by cut ting ot hauling away wood, gathering straw, pasturing stock, hunting by dav or by night, or In’any other manner as on ami after this date all trespassers will be prosecuted to the full c*ten| of the law. W. A.'iim, O. C. Baxley, J. Snelltng, T. O. Davis, Marzilla Smith, Mr*. Ann Cook, Dec. 20th, 1900. J M Lewis, Joe Baxley, W. M. Patker. Adaline Harley, MrsS.A Baxley, F. M. Cook. SOME GOOD NEWS. A full line of carefully se eded Shoes bought direct iom the very best manufac turing houses I am now sell ing at cost, A« my.time is alt taken up in my millinery and other lines I have decided not to handle shoes. Blackville, second door from P/ O. HATTIE MARTIN. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF BARNWELL. ‘COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Thomas P. Lawton, d’laintiff, xgainst - JosepliitH; P. Lawton, Joseph J. Law- tow, Annie Lou Law ton Ei w'n, Thomas M Willingham, Winborn J. Williughain. Kenjtinin Lawton Sams, Annie I, Sain-, Pxuliiie Sam*, Emmie Ssmv, Jo-epii .M. Lawttin and Josepliitte I. Patterson^ Dcft-ndants. —SummoUH for itolicf — Complaint Served. To the Defendants nimve named : You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint 1u this action, of whldt a copy is herewith s'-rved upon rotirand to serve a copy of your answer'to tlte said complaint on the subscriber at hi* office in Barmyell within tweutv day* after tlte service ItereoL exclusive of tlte day of such sen. vice; and if you fail to answer the com plaint within the time aforesaid, the. plaintiff in this action will apply lo the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated 19th December, A. D. 1900. BOBT. ALDRICH, . Plajutlff’* Attorney. To Yho*. M. Willingham and Winborn J. Wil Ingham of the above named Defendants: ^ • Take notice that the-C«>mpl*iot In thl* action, together w ith the Summons, of 1 which the foregoing is acopy, wa* tiled In the office of the Clerk of Die- Court of Comnmn Pleas at Barnwell, in the County of Barnwell- S. C., ou tbe 19th' A U T r E s Ihe TU k and • «*l I V- i :* I * 1 It >» is >«**** t « f _ , II aa - raatdaa L* lira 'Y f OasM^a Lai T i •« • bm tja • W if It Ha $lS trf. • Jtiwt nw I’crfict a»* they arc Prcttv the Pride of the Prairie*. If f«‘r any iiiirpoxr under (he iitiii you need II or Mule* that are all li^ht in evety particular will find w hat S ou want at the V 011 ! ftiRV b *■ Jta - % Xmm I Atypt Ms Kr Miffm* • ««ffi dl 1 “yr.TI: fa i <• •• ta i lr*« ^ ■» I. •*.( 1* rua tawly I If • •• d AaK#* 1.M9. r>ffry%M • 1 aee;* <f •«. * j St arri.alh* i ib* i -nffi A bl ^ ■ w;#t ■>* ■ Jlw* f* \rni 1 % l M m : M II tfP HILL TOP STABLES, ami at uncxpandefl priec*. All bt« w *k guaranteed I an reprtHcutcd. Always glad to nc-e j*nd friends and make new onc&. pnowrJ. -’21* ^ LaRiijCrrr- .r —» i erve old HO R T PS AN MEET WITH- -AT- 'NL. O’G-OK^VE^nsr’S BLACKVILLE, 8. C. I have.*large and varied stock nt Staple and Fancy Dry Gnocjs'which I have reduced to exceptionally low price*. Plain and Plaid Double Fold Dress Goods .worth l^c. at 10c., 1 “ “ " “ “ “ 44 20c. at Kc. • A Large Line of Dress Goods $6 inches wide “ 30c- at 2^cr ^0c. Dress Goods reduced to 40c—and so on up along our line of Dress Goods. inch Outings at 4 1-2 cents per yard. Cheapest eYcr offered. Check*>Shirting* and Sheeting* at milt’/ price*. • ^Clothing, all sizes, styte» and color* reduced from 10 to 20 per cent. ^ShoetkDat*, Caps, Underwear, Jean* and Jeans Pants, cheapest ever known. Furniture, Stoves, Wagons, Rock Hill Buggies and Syracuse Double Plows. ALL KINDS OF FIRST CLASS GROCERIES. Call and see my stock before you buy and I will convince you that 1 can lave you money on your purchases. A M. 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