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arnwell PcocIb. I. H0l)KS, UlHr 1 Prap'r. llMKST COUNT! CIKCCUTION. THURSDAY. JANUARY 17. 1901. yf * A BAD BUS1SE8S. • The ConfrMnlonnl Retard of Frldav «ont»ln* » •‘Chrono',o([lc*l U»1 of »c- tloua, with Iomm, In th« Pblllpplno Ul- »nd«, from Fvbroarjr 4, 1WW, to June K), 1900, Incluatve.” Tlte IWt wm flv- •n to Confreat by AdjuUtit Oenertl Corbin and It, therefore, ofllcUl and reliable. The total number of men and etAoera killed and wounded foots up 0.901 or about ft per cent, of the entire American force In the Ulandt. If the aukiher of those dead from dltease or wboee health hat been broken by aick> neaa could be added the cruel cost of |M« batty war would be better under atood. And the wont of all la the fact that peace appear* a* distant at when the ftnt shot was tired, at the number of oondioUjaraa greater per day toward the cleae of the period covered by Gou. Corbin'a report (bin at the beginning. The h»t of casualties was not qn large. That, however, shows that tne Fllipl no bat learned that , . '‘He who fights and runs *w*r May live to light another dar.” After March 4th, 19(13. Congressional JHstrlcts will have to he compact. In the new deal Aiken and Kdgehnld will probably be swapped off for Orangv borg. Colleton and lleaufert, so far as this District goes. Ard Brother Oreenvllle Newt wll plsaae remember that file children of 1 tbe poorer classes, raised roughlv, are of toifghor conesitotion ami have creat or force of reel«t«hce against erarlet fever end like allmonta than the petted darlings of millionaire parent#. Baltimore ceenertee era making •eoney putting up sweet potaloea. frelta and vegeUM s. For p>»tatoes they pay from 9U) to |V) a Inn, As au m-re shoe hi produce right or nine Inna tbe potato farmer tea make asore clear mone/than the re‘.Son growtr. A oaonery wHb e repet'llv of ft.OO eeae a day would onel two Any mdgbborbned twold raise that capital. Aed It would pay holler than a eotton #orW«ry oeetli g a hundred t roes ns ■sorbs Ber'olgh MU hy •ey of Ma mprom Meuaeof Boptoco radical generally eeerpt the ehhrh oo stale loees it*o« le th* t.stn.nsi la'I »•#. as tetio th ta ••assure hy which tl doe l he re suire h>e( strength le 1%# toeg rue ewe |a ns »»ed es the other awd hath are had. The North (sins tolee na mtsrh at tba mosth ea dee the BorMgh MH, not only le the Mouse hot lo tbe lUeiloral Colltge. end Use ebaooae fur alerting v Imese- rraUc Frealdeot sre hy os much weak Aed that oas the tslilmau pur I Of thta rota \ tnkee trlrl. % CARD TO TUB PUBUC. Being datlv cnlled n|mn for Informa tion In regard to the Ha file I am *>ffer« lag. and mauy of these InquM.-* lu>H« eating that my scbcme It not fully un derstood. I adopt tbit medium of offer* the naval station log some explanation. 'Tl ~ - the RepehlleM noml»eea N< bean gtree ihedl uf rodtsethm •o 19 per seal ra wage* and ll ■OlffT BY Til KIM OMTh PKT A Rim. It la not a happy new year u> the Ihueeaads of irow workers et Ohtn ansi Pennsylvania, who roted for Mi Kin ley aoder threat el dlesharge If the* supported hrvsa and whu were hrtttod by the empty promise of contlweed If If they east their be I tots far shll«M pomlMoea. NatWw has from l«i they eflll have to swept or Starrs. Aed preachers le Peenevlranle fare eo hotter. In•lead of past half rales •bey will have to pay fwll passenger fhre like ordinary sinners The salt trust Is also rebbleg It Into (be meat irw>t. Halt used to sell at the mines at a dollar a loa. The trust has mlaod the pries to alt. In cuw laqueace Arwvaur's eaiabllshment la Imporilug Masupply from PvtkUfXl wud Jr s But afUr all the consumer gets the abort end of the handspike. ABOY’HKANAYb.N KKWgl'APKRM The followiug la an ettntet from a bright boy's essay on news|M|>ejs Mow much truth Is lu u, we leave wur rvaders to jodge for tuemeel ve*« “Home editors belong to tbe church and tome try to raise wbiskert. All of tbem raim a bowl in their neighbor hood and all of them are liars, *t leasi all I know and 1 only know one. am) they never die, at least 1 never saw « dead one. Humetimet the paper die* and then the people feel glad, hut some, ana starts It up again Kill tors never Went to school because editors never got licked. Our paper la a mighty poor one, but we uke it so maw can uae It on our pantry shelves Our ed itor don’t amount to much, hut paw say* be had a poor chance when be was hoy. lie goes without underclothes in Winter, wears no socks and hie wife ha* Id support him. Paw ha« not paid hU subscription for five yeare and don’t ihteod to.” CLEAN, CHEAP, EASY. For the washing of a family of alx or eight, ahave in thin slices* bar of *oap Into a pint of water, boil until dissolv ed, take from tbe tire and stir therein four tableepoonfule-of kerosene. Add half of roap emulalon to boiler, half full of water, and place therein the cleaner and. finer clothes, that have previously soaked a few hours. Scald about twenty minutes, remove to hot water for sudsing, add a pail of cold water to t.ie boiler and the rest of the clothes, wblls rinsing the first part wMch will need no rubbing on tbe beard;.Meed the housewife will flmft that moat of the garments have cleaned themselves, and little rnbbiag is nencs- sary;, there foes the cloth is saved for longer wear aa well as her more valu able strength. Sheets will'wear much longer when washed in this way. ’ Till t lean ed of kerosene In washing P rubbed the Hoen all to- pieces on my b*»ebxad'«*hlne'’ aahlna elder! v honse- wdfe. Another argument la its ten dency le destroy disease germs and ml. •erobes which must infest soiled cloth- 1 eg .-Word and Works. Northern men have brnght 4/100 acrceof Mol 1ft miles southwest of Charteotee and will start a wholesale tea farm. They propose U hey ae •mah more land, and aoamr o later ta J0U 900 ra<*edi a /ear. be scheme 1 offer le simply gnd purely a Raffle In which every ticket will have a chance at all the prims. Their ar«9J prli«a, so each ticket will hare 93 chance* ol winning. If a tick et doe« not win the IsTprlXe It may the id or S<1 or any of tiro W In regard to the details of the draw ing I van only say that will he left with the gcnilemen who will manage tbe raffle. The piau most popular, howev er, and the one likely t<> bo adopted, is to secure 1100 balls all alike, which will be placed in a box or hat and well shaken and covered with a cloth, and k child taken from the crowd will draw from tiro bat one ball at a Mine. Tiro ftrst ball drawn will be for the 1st prixe and th* ticket with the number' corre sponding to tharYitil wins the l«t prize (the farm at Wllllston). The 3d ball drawn will Indicate the ticket which wins tbe Jtl prise, (the bouse and lot in Wllllston), ami so on until tbe whole numoer, bj. of prises are drawn, Just at in tbn drawing of a jury. We claim for the Raffle two features which make lu uniiiueiie** perfect. The first is found In the very large pro portion of prise* lo the number <»f tick eta, a prise to every twelve being an unprecedented attraction. Another 41*- tlngnlsbng featureof this raffle la found in the disposition we will make of tbe “left over”tickets. .In nearly all raf He* there are some ticket* which are un*o(d when the Railto take* place. These tickets belong to tbe Ratil< r or owner of tbe pro|H!ity and are a* likely to draw prlx** a* any others, and when they do some ol the unsuccessful ticket holders are sure to be dissatisfied if not suspicious. Now we propone toellmlp ate I Ilia disturbing leature from this raffia altogether, and It li done by the property owner in this Instancr revis ing to retain ant prize or prise* that ilia “left over” ticket* may draw, but a III return them to the ‘*|«ot” and give the unMt*ce**ftil ticket holder* the benefit (hereof, and lu tbe following way: If after tbe drawing, a* above ex pletmrd. It aball ap|ietr that the left tiwr ticket* have drawn prize*, there will Inimedlaialy take place a second drawing and the child will continue to draw from the hat one halt for evrrv • I'M* of the amount that the manager* •hall agree upon as the approximate net c**h value of the prise* <l»*en hi the “left over” ticket*. The*« Lall> •ball Indicate the winalng ticket* and tbe bolder* thereof •ballme tbe N nrit clarlc*. abara and *ba»e alike, the prlaM tt:e Ml nter* bav* drawn, tbe value of th* left over licketa and ->•( of *uth adrvriUmg a* may be ce*eefv. For eaample. su|t|>naa there •ba'I be JO ticket* U’l^dtl » hen Ilia rail- take* place and lbe*e JO iick.-ta aball drew nr lace wbleb eben *»M at public owl cry aball bring f I.*»*>. than we will 4t- •lud from tbta amount the value ef tbe JU tlekrl*. ftWl UP, and tbe ewetof ad*er- ll*lng tbe sale. > ti" I V or #P». MM- king a imal ••# ftlAMai, wbk*b eoohl leave ft**o HI la be equally divtdad aaooig tbe awccaaeful drawera el tbe aee»*wd draa Ing. W* rial a* tbei ewr raffle mfwlmtae* tbe rt»k »-Obe ticket bolder aa wo raMU baa e*»» done bet lit .pactfolly. ■ W.TROTTI. Wdliatou. M. C. WMMIIAMKTIIK IMlVnr Tbe Amirnl of children baa alntnal I • eaoot w, ibl* aertlon of tbe woebf. ••oly In tbe dat time, but in tba n'gbi | also. »«►*# are left In ibeir own devtcoe | and tbefc •• a rbutew of compel end amuaemaeta. and m u*r a f •wigbt well a.k blmaetf tbe d* <|ua*tlun. “W bar* I* mV b»v t Other people aee ‘.be boy ea b< tba atrepta le kefcberlotrkrr*. •to k to hta bund, a t Igsrette •weulb end perbapa a ptapd at Chyrlreum get* awa)r from Port Rural. qVUTtON AN.lWKRED. Y*«. Augu*t Flower *till hs« tiro largeal *ale of any medlclni' In the civ* lllsed world Your mother*’ami grind- niother*’ never thouglit of ti*ln r sny- thlng ehro for Intligcaiion or Hilloiia- ness. Doctor* were scarce. Xud they seldom heard of Appendluiti*, Nervous I’rostrstlon or Heart failure, otc. They used August Flower to'clean out tlie system smi stop fermentation uf until- g«*ted food, rcgulatn the action of the liver, stluiulste tlie nervous and'orgAn- Ic action of the system, and tluH is nil they took when feeling UliiM and had with headaches and olHer ayhcs. Y’ou only need a few dases of flrcen’s Au gust Flower, in liquid form, to make you sutMed thero is nothing) serious the inattqr with you. For sale at Creech’4 Pharmacy. The Republicans in Congress un generous to themaclve*. Instead Of cutting down tlie *t,'rciigr.h of the Mouth In Congress and the electoral college they raise the memhendiip of the House of Representatives, taking of course the lion’s share to themselves. Under tlie new apportionment the South gains 9 representative* and tlie North 19. Ilraye Men Fall Victims to stomach, liver and kidney troubles a* well a* woipen. and all feel the results in loss of appetite. poUom) in the blond, Imckiiche, uervnn>.nc»M, head ache and tired, listless, ruu-dow n feel ing. Cut there’s no need to feel like that Listen to J, IV. Gardner, Ida- ville, lud. He says: ^’Electric Bitter* are just the thing for a man when he i* all run down, and don’t care w hether lie Uvea or dies. It did more to give me new strength and good appetite'than anything I could take. I can now eat anything and havc-a new Ica-e mi life ” Only 50 cents at C, N. Burckhalter’*. Haniwell, H. <1 , J. M .Smith’*, WillUtnn, and D. K. llrigg* A tin's Blackville, Drugstores. Every bottle guaranU-cd. NOTICE. A meeting of tlie freehohier* living in Hlackvill* Graded H.-hool District t d retiirnlog real or |•er*nll*l proper ly therein Is called to m el at the «-h<Hd hotiae at 13 m Ktidav. Jan. If, Had, to vote on levy of aftrtial ta*. I- T. Ixlar, t Inn. It’d T., J. II. K Mllhuu*. Sect') . hPEC.Al. NOTICE. All |<r»oii« ate hereby warded not lo ve employ ment to IVreloy Jeg-r-ott He", an«| fa •wily aa Kiev are ontler w rit ten contract to work for l«. K. Whittle Half a Million Strictly First Class Asparagus Plants. PLENTY OF l»KUKK»T EDEN MEL ON 8KKD, CAREFULLY HELKCTRD AND OUKKIL. Froitf Centre of Choiecst Mclona, (no cheap culls), at |1 per pound, Cotrerpoudence promptly answered. C. H. Mathis, > Blackville, S. C. .ATTENTION!. tin ring the *< pbr)log lire • if will be pr of tbu la*. IXUI. • f I • lt| i I. A i l?i r*o, iMst’kf IllfP 9 1 t l-rn i hi h# ful at*. <J| To make room for 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 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. Ijini 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 tc be comfortable from the hat on your head to the boots on your feet call to see 1* FUripai) Still, Blackville, S C. 100,000 ] Frenctl Mammoth Asparagus Crowns F^r Sale. • WHY seuls iwope STOCK TBAf ANY JAS. M. PATTERSON, Attorney and Conns*lor at lav, foaKNWKt.L. M.C., « Will practice «n »l? Mm* and Unltvd Mratc* Courts, special Attention given to Abttracta of Title. SOUTP op ; r Because his slock is prettiest and most perfect, and Ids prices please the people. Another car load of the same sort received. DR. JSO. P. LEE, JR.. ljENTI8T, Office. WinieeM rt. C. Equipped for travel* Ting Work done Xt ytnit homo anvwhrre In Barnwell County* Will be at ofllce In WUHaton every Sad- orday and Monday. ly» » ’ ’ ^ ' Jt T. B. ELLIS Jr. Surveyor and Civil Eng meet Spec lei attention given to the compu tatlon of water-power*, leveling and drainage. A pestaicard addreaeedto me xt Mxr tin, S. C., will receive prompt atten tion. octl-80, ly BaRDWELL 0RADGD SeHOOL. • - ‘ ' '' ' ~1‘ . . 'k- o-'-W- - — — New building with k ix room* and an auditorioni. heated by steam; latrp* of wcll-selecicd in*trnctor*; a splendid lit»r*rv remaining live hundred volumes; a gmel literary *nciel> ; • II riigl'er brntchts laugbt in tlie bigli uchoul department; nittsii* umter the aupervi*l(m nf an' acc,>mpli>htal tUrector; Kindcrgtnen sti|M:rvi*n1 hv a gritdcaie of tbe kfndergarleti Trattdiig S-’iuMd of .‘vittth Uandina; tuition r»ife* inodrrule./- good board in privatr laiiiilica at luw tab a For further in* foruiatton atldio** GEO. II BATEM, Chairman, Bat nwcll, H. C*. W. II JONES. Crinripal Harnwvll.H. C. ATLANTIC COAST LINE. AUastic Coast Lint Railroad Co. ol S. C. CoNI>K.\»K!> SCMKDUI-X. s IS . >1 1 H 1 ~ T ' . \ t > i< 11«;‘ V..| N-.. , in rffi,: No. at ij Drtfember 1-t, lfcU9. « 32 dmil\ . . * ex daily ex daily AM >M II A ST Vi'ION8. Sun. I’. M. P. M s 03 i. Darlington .\ ft 05 £ 4o Lv Elliott Ar 7 20 « a • • a 9 2& Ar Niimter l.v A 40 3 47 Lv hum ter Ar 0 14 4 43 . Ar Cfc»ton l.v 5 27 A 4 A l.v 4're-t<>n At 3 ill [•••#« •J IA Ar Frcgnallt I. 10 OU | • a • 5 In T . a Orangeburg • • * ft o-j ft 4* Denmark [ . • « a . • 4 3*4 A Hi Barnwell L r .-y j .* g 4 oft •; a: 1 Robbins 3 2* ft *v» Angnata t :*> Train N’i i. 3A leave* FI ttrrnrr 1 31 A. III. and l/aln No. 33 an «•* at Fior- ear* 7 3ft p m. Tr. HUM SJ anil .liyarry th mngh foil. fl. Ml l’aU<'» “Itnffft k g 4 at * !»o- tween New York and Ma<*< nn via A u- I h U !»•• #»•» HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FDR COTTON SEEP. guatu- r It hmerwin. T-elKr daoager. J K Krelv Gei II. M. Emerson. Ihfh . IS*** Agt. Mureger. M'TH E pe To DEBTfrl I rOK’ J. D. Wh >* AND ( ML Wayne H Eaves. « ||.I nl |t»r it ‘iwl vuttr W SOUTHERN RAtLWAT. .» ADMIX I t I'( w lei \ k i# I HI > ft SR* SOUTHERN COTTON OIL 60. '■■ll in In >tO> Ul I bi r” I ni|>. big Ma L |U rftl. rr«|«»«‘«lr | I•# Itiak** pat ■ootti. ! ■ fl«l At Ii«%ln j( • !« I ta* again*! I Nft* Afti* K«l ll** Will |ftfr«M 9|| i the *a«we, ,1 1 ) SI |a# |Imv ufl'lft 1 '•Ign- 1.40 t il 1 .LX* (rf Adminiat; Mil Is* Jauwarv ttik, l‘4*t. X«»TM K. ' N»ile* la kwiettv given th)t ai ll V Sin all 1 fr*|.«»•.n e OU Ike |•lal•tat4n«l 1 Ik 49* • Vk | a* Ik* Hoi* liao* Owen* Hi « Plarw by bwolli g. intUug or I llftl awav ••••1, .tr*w or In an* <.ih PfV H 4 < wkatrver t* f«*rkl.l« ton an 1 •! 1 fr. Ihl* ilate he |»fo.ec tiled lu Ike I •til rs tent wf the law. Jehn i K. t*•riling , ftr. 1 Vh January, 1 '•nl 1 I Mi M * — - yrntx ir MU H #; oF FINAI NttlU-o I* given that lb* IV-batu Judg* fuf M .edav. Jauean gl. K'-kale ol Mf* I trrruiUrr |1. I IK w li. A«im tbv hip pnrket, altewdy far gone In enye uf lb* lough. He guee bon., wbew be plvwaua an I dura not feel bound lu account fov M* absence or bl* ubervubotM* while abaent. TM* I* n >t a pt<*tur* of all b'kya of onurae, but ll le a oh lure of pm tuanv ubo are going rapidly In tbe bud Wot hccauae they ere mrae or tpeclally ulck*«l. but berauee ef th* crlutlea ueakneaa <4 their owu |>areal*, ubo baven’l tbv tuorel eiaiuloa m*» *4retigtb uf purport to Uke them In board and etaoirol them and thus protvet thvm from tk* W owa votHbful lolHee. The not jv d W* rhe't TtTl7l to let hi to have bin eun way. There wa* never a grea «o mUtabr Tbe Impideet child I* • hat vhMtf nbo ie eontrolleal and who ha* leunirtl obey anihority wlihoul lliougbt uf t|UcaliiMI. lit* tttieilledath J. cheerful and prompt and Ills home life la peaceful and contented. Ill, la*te» have uot been corronted nor AD Ideal* lowered fry pnetihnroiie aaeoclellon, with loafers anti tungh*. M* leune Iffr i* made a'.trackive to hltii. That is the secret of tdtibl tral'tiog. Tbe Idea of some people I* that In compel children tvgo to cburclt la to causa* them w* catninM-t a alDlike for church going. Till* 1* a inDtatke also. To let a chilli »t.sy sway from church I* the way to g*ve him a dlataafte for ehueeb. The boy w ho I* kept at home »t eight i* the one who will love hlt> home, that is If his home is what it Might to be. The church on SH^rutav* anal the hotne at ntght are the safe guards for boys, and nothing else will take their places.—Greenville News. CORN OIL FOR COOKING. A wis,t. or Utcky, Chicago woman has accompli abed w hat a great many learn ed men have tried ImU faUetl to dav, anti her discovery laeaides making her fa mous will keep many American dollars from going u> Europe for olh'e oil. / /'Before catrn can beeximrted Do avoid rancidity itr the cargo it must undergo a process caHed 1 ’’degerming,” ^by which the little yellow fla-ck known a* Itte germ I# removed. American mills turn out annuNlly live million gallons of cwrn oil while preparing grain for shipment abr«va(l N By the process discovered by Mis* SicWes tlie crude oil lose* Its offensive odos and becomes more U1gest^ble , tlnin any of the present oils used for cook ing purpose*, u la even nicer than pure olive oil for dressing salad*. THE MU M E i#F I INAL wKFfI BROWNS eBBh A U T Just n» I 1 the rrUlc «• t itft ll I *l:il 1*1 lit STITE 01 SolIH •t»i n r v By J. h No btie Haig. Iftjr ll.\K\ M 4 K-aa . Judr niltUINA. I. *1 I'ro- HILL TOP STABLES, •pi •n 11 PVeeitlent McKinley was eonflned , to bod several days last week with. grip. Thirty KentUKklana-dteiLwlxii tltcir boots on during Che holiday*. Bed Bfi Fresn th* fix» Was the ball that bit G B. ^teadmarr of Newark Vlicb., intheCIvll War. It cause,! horrible..L'loent that no treat- not helped for 20 years rjften Buck- leu’s A mica Salve cured him. Cure* Cute, Broke**, Burns, Bad la Felon a, Corn*, Skin Rruption*. Beat Pile cure eoeurth. 9ftoU. x box. .Cure guaran ies. Sold bv J. M. Smith, triHia- Um>; D. K. Briggs g On., Black vide,. (X N. Burckbxlfter’t Bari.well, Drug- W heress John K |lctl|ng for far tiers of A d .uBv I rut b cal are bf t% . T. Ilcllltlgcr, derra*rd. r>M-«e arc. | hr ref ore. t»til* and ad- moeDh #11 and alegntar I be kltHlrcl and creditor* of the **id dvaeaod, to be and ap|>rar lief»re me at a t ,«utl «J I'robale for tbe «a|d r,»untv to be bwld- en at IDrnwrllt;. If «hi Fri ley. Fcbru ery Iat, A. D. at II nVtnck a. Iflf aiiuiiuicireiMMi •bo».fi wot tw- ‘granted. Given nndrr my hat'd and *<-*1 of tl * f'otirt Ihl* I Ah tfay of January. A. D I’.Mil, ami In the one hnnqrcd nud t wen ll-ltftbj.ciu*nf tit# VlT’creigntv ami In de| e»4enee of tbe I’nltrU stau-a of Atuericn. J. K SNELLIXG. I’rohai* Judge. I'cblMied In Tna Bmixw xi.a I’aorLK January 17th. l!ki|. NOTICE OF F INALS K IT LE M E NT. No'lc* D tiereby given that th* un dersigned nl I flic tier fimtl account with J. K. Snclling, * Ks<)., .fudge of Probate, on Friday, February IStb^ 1901. as Guardian of Julia N, Milhous, and ask for Letter* TUsmimorv. MRS MARY A. MIM'DT S, Jan. 14, UK)1'. Guardian. Frebute, .••• N., I 11**1 a| Ii+mVI** Ktevwioe and » |John G. fS«uiI | lor I*,tier* Dl*r I I 9 •Ilf I \ III** f.Mfftt* lit VrsbBa’tJ v ftllftl Mtifl . W . c. Smiili, K\-« Miof. Ml** Halite A. Ntnith, Esrmtrlx. 1 Jan. 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All persons are hereby forbidden to- trespass upoir tlie lands of tlie under signed in Red Oak Tow nship by ent- tijig or hauling away wood, gathering straw, pasturing stock, hunting hy dav or by night,or in any other manner as on and after this date all trespassers' w ill he prosecuted to I he tuil extent of tlie ] KW W. a! Hill, ! J M Lewfo, O. C. Baxlby, - /oe Baxley, J. Strolling, W. M. Parker. T. 0. Davis, Adalinc Harley,. Marzllla Smitli, | MraS. A Baxley, Mr*. Ann Cook, F. M. Cook. Deo. 30th, Ukx) 11 JlStf* Ar .Aiiil*rfi NOTICE OK FINAL SET 11. LM EXT. Nolicc D herelir given tliat the tin- tk-rsigued will tile her linal account wiih.l K. Siroliing, K»<j., Judge of Probite, on Saturday, Fcbrntiy 2d, 1991, a« Administratrix of t he Estate of C. F. Xm nherger, deceased, and ask for i,-tfers IlhunDsory. M rs Gvorgia A. Nurniierger. AdinRiDiratrix. Dee. .list. WOO. > • SOME (iOOD WS. A full line of carefully se lected Slioes bou^lrt direct from the very best mnivufac- tmiuir houses l am now sell ing at cost. As my time is all taken up in my millinery and other lines I have decided not to handle shoes. Blackville, secoi.d Moor from F. O-, HATTIE MARTIN. • TO RENT. Three de-Dahl* farma in R*i| OaK To*n*hlp. with roiuiortable dwellings and all needed out-bulidioga. For p*rut-ul*i* apmv u» Mrs. l^Moy Moiafr. . iUxuwell. S.C, THE »STATE OF SOUTH - CAROLINA. CO U NT Y OF B A RX W EI.L. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Thomas P. Lawton. PlainlifT, against: J/flsephine 1’. Law tow, Joseph J. Law- ton, Annie Lou Lawt,on KiW'n. Thomas M. 'Willingham, Wiiiborn J. Wjllinghain, Bcnjunin Lawton Sams. Annie I,. Sams, Piuline Sams, Emmie Sems, Joseph M. Lawton and Josepliinc I/. Patterson, Dcteiidants. —Summons for Relief — Complaint Served. To the Defendants above named : 'VoM are hereby ..summoned and re quired t.” answer the complaint in'this action, of which a (:ot>y is herewith served upon you. and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the Mibscrlber at hi* ofllce in Barnwell within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of tlie day of such ser vice; ami if you fail to answeKthe coin-, plaint within tiro lime aforesaid, ibc piaiutid in tiiD action will i,ppiy to the Court for the relief di-maudcd in the complaint. Dated 19th December, A I). 1900, KOBT. ALDRICIi: ■ Plaintiff’s AM‘ >r,> ?T-— T-. Tl.o*. M. Willingham’and Wlnix»rn l J. V, j| inghaiii of tlie above named Defendant*: ■ ~ ’ -'j Take notice that the Complaint in thi* aetion, logcili-r with the Mimmoi », of which the foregrtOig ia-aeopy, wa* fifed In tiro •tlfli-e of the Cierk dr th« ' '••urt of ( oiinMoo Pli a* at Barnweti, In the. i oouiy of Itarnwell, - C., on ta- lV|b ' day ol Deoviuber. luutk , KO i AI.DRD H. Plaintiff t AlUTticy. . Dee. 19,1M. I HORT CAN MEET 1TI4T1——f • ik v * • S’ ■ • J •sn*> L T*' • ala 4 4-0 i aw at ’•i? PS -A T -Ml. O’G-OEl^L^ISr’S Rl.Af KV/f.LE, S. C. T have a large and varied stock of Staple and F-ancy Dry Goods which I have deduced to exceptionally low pyb es. Plain- and Plaid Double Fold Dress Goods worth Kc. at 10c. “ “ ' 44 “ .20c: at 15c. A Large Line of press Goods }6 inches wide 4 ‘ 30c. af 2>cr 50c. Dress Goods reduced to 40c.—and so on up along our Hire of-Dress Goods. 27 inch Outings at 4 1-2 cents per yard. Cheapest ever offered. Check*, Shirtings and Sheetings at mill's prices. Clothing, all sizes, .styles ami colors reduced from 10 to 20 per cent. Shoes, Hats, t ap-, Underwear, Joans ami Jeans !'ant«, cheapest ever known. Furniture, Stoves, Wagons, Rock. Hill Buggies and Syracuse Double Plows. ALL Kim OF FIRST CLASS GROCERIES. - ( all and see my stock before you tmy anti I will convince you that I can sav\» you money oir your purJliascs ' . 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