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’he Barnwell Petrols. lOLHU, UiMr 1 Pnr‘1. COUITT CUMULATI#*. THURSDAY. KKBRUARY HOMK MADS PROsPCIUTX. 5othln|( IIm now an unirorviiUy noar , * tha haorta af tha paopla of Sooth Caro lina aa tha aarnaat dealra to briag Iwt- 9 lag paaoa and proaparlt/ * Into toe honaaofaU alataaa. Tha lagialation «r tha kat twantf-ltva jraan baa baou along that Hna. and tha rota, four to . ona, by which latt weak the General i Aaeembly appropriated tha good aum T 1 af MO.IOO to the Charlaatoo SspiMltlon f ‘I* a crowning and convlnctof proof of :)tha onanaa* of oar paopla. Without any intention to throw cold talar apon what baa bean dona Tint ^ Paoaui would anggeat tta belief that a aloaar bualnaaa ralatlonahlp between , thatawMand tbalr neighboring dla • Vrlata would contrlbote -quickly and lly to the bettarment of both. Intareata are one. If aka tbe gauntry, the farm, proaoeroua and aa tauaa followa affect the town will grow tad thrive. Let the country grow mar ahd the town beeomae a deeerted tillage. It la naedleaa to argue further Vh a eelf-provlng proposition. Now, A may look at Arat glance a vary aotall planar, hut If tha towna will give all i to the country poealble not ' will their relation• baootna atom rlllhe helped In a All argue that the ahouM not keep lu corn crib i la the Weal. Neither tha town. If In the purchaalni JUagruppllaa the Iowa ahoold gite af the aur- tuy the mooay that ha* i Waal aed Worth , to enrich lhu«o >»Mte taapoaeriantng oar own. |a home elrvutotloa. and ly Uama la tho year i af all met It 'nod every ouuaamar iin the wna— n odvanuge It la. ua ho morheta who hna wind •hakea In Me rvcntd or aparraw brnhia In kta head wfll do wefl to ipilt bafoiu ha Wnna The people will alia him up *• they eea him nod aa ha proves him self. Under tha long heat of (be mer ry campaign all unprotected wire* will be burned to notblngneva. - f I bn own ou «| thn ^ tnameaiw PHIUPriNK PUZZLE. ■<hu ■ Wo have received from Cor? spend- cut L. R. Mclionald of tbeltth Xnfan- try acopy of the Manila Times of He- cerobhr diet. It le quite Interesting, and read between tho Hue* K show* that the situation there la no ba tter than It was a yesr ago Ills term will eaptre soon and he Is expected home on a visit early In the soring In (bis issue of the Times the proc- Umatlon of Major General Arthur Me* Arthur, commanding the American forces, Is published th English, Span ish and the Tagalog language It warns the Inaurgenta that they have been violating tbe laws of War and must do better or they * 111 be caught, tried bv mllliarv commissions and take the consequences, enecuiloo or deport ation for life. It appears that tbe Filipinos within tbe American line of occupation aie al most aa ona man In aympwtby with tbe insurgents, and give them all the aid and comfort within their power. Even In Manilla large sums of rnouev Usve been deposited to tbe credit of the Fili pino leaders. Without the Hues when ever a Filipino gets tired of fighting he buries his gun, goes home and rests mull ready for more bushwhacking An Instance Is given showing the bar barlty of Filipinos. Antonio Maximo wav a prlso er beid by the Americans. His family w«s without protection. A hand vf outlaws went there, cut an old uncle and young nephew to death with their bolo* (knives), kidnapped his wife nud children, carried them Into the swamps and killed them after several days In the saute brutal way, burying their bodies in * bellow holes, folding iha children up to make tbe task easier. They were caught, tried and executed. Three years ago yesterday tbe U. 8. Ballleship Maine was destroyed in Ha vana II arbor. y In Sou lb Africa tbe Boers com lane to lead the Nrltlah troupe a metr) dance of death. The JJ.I Inst tv ssblngton s MvtbAav. la a boiiOav In aM tbe I'nlted Stales ei- oept lew a, Mississippi and Nsw Meal- Nebraska edlrne tamed ever a new leal month and went nut m eniWvt delinquent anberviptissne. Me cnaas • lib Mniy besbeia lefnlpn and a font rtsd neUtnd Urn wegun. Albania asm nearly fell ef vleHers and a earefal niilniaie based npen earn ef Use Itiy edd leOagns ^ey se- i < vpf. altees upwards sd wO s«Ktagees bnarders and ehSle aeoanU tnere And still they ssewe. Mrs Carrie Neitna M earrytug nan vary sswwnesfai leespatnase enmpelgn ks Uwss With hef Mule hel«bet sbu ng blind Ogey tig LONG HBANCU PIHLO.vOlMlV. W« noticed on our mantle some Man •Inoe a email paper box with the la- scrlptlnn In large rad letters, M M Stand ard Oil Co’s Christmas Candles,” of whleh there could be nocomplalnl, .but since then we were one uf tbe Saturday visitors to the uounty capital and saw on the atrevie a huge tank brands.I ‘Tbe ikanderd Oil Co.” Same was drawn bv two large, sleek, black mules with now shiny harass and brasa .hames sticking up equal to a pair of Western steer horns. The driver was same color end sleekness as the .mules and looked as dignified as a preacher. The town had been In dnrhness at least one night; tbe merchants r*n to meet the Combined concern In a very exci ting manner; the remarks and oies- agea were all alike, “save me soine; don’t let them fellows down there have it all.” So, like sacrament, ‘ de black geminm” meattrral nut tho small al lowance to tbe dealers and at he pulled out of town in great pomp remarked “dat he never got half aronn* and could not return before Chuesday of nex* week ” We hare been ruminating over this little Incident and would like to ask some big mail whv things are thus, we having called ottreelvea a free people lor way over a hundred yenrs, and when we get able we want to take Mr. Bryan’s Commoner and see If he has anything to say . about combines, corners, rings, tm*:*, slavery for tbe poor or whatever may be the most ap propriate name for such robberies. We visited Hsrnwell on t*le*d*v and met lots of friend* sod scqiislntance* end hsd hand shakes that almost equal led election year. We aaw nobod« drunk and only saw ona mad ‘nigger.’ . Klah Ma>. (Rockefeller's Income Is $10 per min ute. and of course he doesn’t care a cofr- per whether half or all tbe |>enp'e of Barn-well have to go to bed with the chickens or revive the lost art of mak ing war times candles.—Ed. I’eoplu ) A Blgtl af Terrar. "Awful anxiety was fell for the wid ow of the brave General Burnham of Muchkm. Ms., a hen the doctors Mid »he could not Iris till moral ng" w rites Mrs. 8. If Lincoln, who aUsmded her that fearful night. "All thought she must soon die from I'sen Moult, but she begged for Dr. Rlag'a New Discovery, saying It hud more than eueeeatod her life, end hud cured her of Consump tion. Afrir three small dasus she slept easily all aight. aad lu further use complete tv cured her " This marve lous mettle Ins m gusisuleml to me* all Throat. Cheat aad f.aag Disease*. Daly Mh*. and $1 on. Trial hot ties free st C N. fiurrkhalwr's Bsruaell; l» K. Brtgg* A l*u*a, B>s. svtlle; |»». J. M ivmlth’s, w Hiisiou, Drug aaurea The srs lasluw lh* tha hot Ivhry Idtsks assd havaaaah Rivers kaows latv aa hit acre* *1# (hay aM ubta a—aaartaa. with ha tiagfa axeaptlan of sale That was ha rata of living la tha earlier aad bat • daya, aaffAarlag tho war between (Hates It was agala proven by tha :y And tbare paroiauai.S pimaper- thls big sp^le roiarn to and live ac- log bis ba% M ooasmou sense mrlb- like affair. dred dollara. ira w ||| adjourn tomor- session of 40 dsys It hss been a busy encircling btUl” 1 ®" h »* b ^ n lhe “ er * "Well. p*rdf MN*- although soms year mate for should hava perished drinking is bate a number that de trading Is swage went into tbe waste this wad.” Am money lovingly ^ nb , ,, t , d * ‘ Tou ullB 11 a 1‘,-nt years, and we throw me down, h# ' ’ fully r -as though he 10 ha ' , ‘ throw the blame of t*’*^ 1 w IAe o|*«j the mau himself. «laoa prejjecet- “Come on now, Ja for a little.’’ And he w more of its . his leg over tbe cayuse ^ ^ ward. ^ : * Then be tu^ man lying on * ed down the Missoula cik it rest. He had uot gone far bt 4ld Short to the left up course. tens a year Here he. stopped Cao- proceeded to ftwm.VnH.ff pulled out from beh. ^ ., the feet of the cayuse. ’ _ “You’re a teuderfooO B ’ D hit tbe trail so often tha # P to ***• sore Id the toes,” he nh time most dry monotone as be wortoia*. Then he mounted aafe*« |» (h* across country for show, until be struck tbe big which runs for miles aisu m gstting t “They'll think that Ufe who laid your old man out •ar Missoula and lit Th* aaovy Is •gw. wWa the was was at Me wmm M»*ew ••• sltllag WMh snme wf gsswt gssa4cai fhe ehitdrww w ef them *wgas tw qa«f sal uses thvi my*, as ehtldsvw will. Tho ••■«ssd sad If at them fws a The* sSw saM lw tsm* swf Dy > ‘ Du a«t qpavm* m* •htM'ww. (Wsw la Iwa oiwrh qwasr*llag Hi UM wwvld already.” and burst lata let/* * a traduced la tho leg- svpwewl pun lei meet g*wt«* ■>• m Id nnw MU fa* tha elinMueSten af the aM Adam that I* sa rntlmm a Urge sari af tha srhaal chIM aalar*. M»r al isaeiaa aad srhaal maasgaaiaai hy aVaa ess base Ufa) theariea, hat la pearttea aa appthmttaa af blekavy ail le saasetims* tha aaly UMaas af reaching the seat af a hay’s fsatiag* - Ttarns A Dtmacrsi. Ihsaaias Test has a siney ha sums times tails la lllustrala ArBsaeaarhar- af tha Bwurbaa atos shark tv pa AcMTillag to^tbe narrative tha Beaator, ‘•the gays Hiiawtag tha alvll war, •a a wIM aauntry saad. wblrh fesd Mocked by a hugs Iras. Tha *a- ssyiag ■ diap la.waa af WW way a* a whole whea Bveator Veat as tir ed aa the spaaa. Mahed at I ha tree •ad at the he I picas crowd af Arksasjw iialivss. and thee said: “Why don’t yaw sut Use ivae Hv two at |ha- middle •od kaaf the ends out of the way f” rkers was a aimneniof tllruce, hrokeo eudilcnlr by one uf ih* eie««|. wl.o rsacba-i Mr bis gun and sxclalined ; "Yankee, by gum!” UANlPtomiST AND FASTEBT train kTer run to the NOHTH A NDfhrmVRBT. Leaving St Augustine, Fla., every day except Sunday at 11 o'clock High .Noon, the handsomest and fa*le»l train 'ever operated between K orids and the North and Northwest makes a smooth quick run for Chicago, passing Jack sonville al L«4 p. m„ Mm-on at 8 10 p m , Adauta at 10.3fi p. or., arriving at Cincinnati at 13 o’clock noon and Chi cago at 8JO p rn. This train is known ae^ThrChicago Florida Special'* and is a solid Pullman Vestibule train of Drawing K<*om Bleeping Caft, Observation Cars and Dining Cara: St Augustine and Jacksonville to CKTyagO'tlm.hgh wlth- jouk change. The mute of this elegant train hr via the Florida East C«aat Hr St Augustine to Jacksonville; Plant S>stem Jacksonville to JesupL South ern Railway Jesup to CliktUnooga* Qheewnnd Crescent Route Chattanoo ga to Cincinnati, and from Cincinnati to Chicago tbe traFfr runs over the Big Four Route, C. H. A L> —Monon Route and Pbnna Lines on altercate days; leaving St Augwatlne Mondays and Thursdays via Big Four Route; leav ing 8t Auguotlne Tuesday b and Frl- data via C. If. A D.—Motion Route; leavtngBt Augustine Wednesdays and Saturdays via Penn. Lines. By using this train out of 8t. Augus tine end Jacksonville paaeeegera are only one (right out to Chicago, the run le between Harris itpeiaff* erwp*»tv was a shert while a gw hy Augwata whw paid 9IW.OU0 fwr the Uaut uf Ml seres. G* rgia’* lkrgw*i lares-r, CM. J. M ■smith. «wM his la*i year’s eutma erwp wf t WW hulas I ha athur day fwe ||«n.uBW He was us pwwe as • rhareh mwwae whea the w ar hrtwwww the Staiwa aaded, aad wide Me start hy paUduwg mau h- McrricE or final iirrrLBMENT. Net lew Is Benhy pkaw deraagued ,w Ml tie htu with J K aaeiilag R*q. Prwhaie. aa Mawday. M *r*h a* E sewwHw af J~ha a Rep far Lesters iNiwIsseiv Ashley frh «U l«ri. Nfftft E. Y«e ere raqe»»iud •• et lug el the steuklh-lder* af W are llwe«e aa, Fehraary Rl«rh vllte. IS t ‘ . far lh# rV tieg dtr<uMre swd the ml ether haaleaas. A let I deariad. A. P. W( L. R Free, Nee A frees. vasal l a •he Al imh isr.t PRVI •- ei ml C »• I a aM Pres. DO Mil Ml’ ! s. KKAsxarr, ceM mm • ••M see whet he ha* tw wg« r et *ae- riiae prices. Ths eailrs *u>ck is g>ueg at »ttsal cast Iwr M dtys ■ y uly* I mrea a Wat T TT —ff~ when I tar at asat It mew** fn.m J* to hi per i-sst cheaper tbaa oth ers buy et wholesale. . WrRTf EJ^THccauM | have honghl my •uk k for ca*b at a great»sendee lo ths Northsen markets. Mr Motto Is Fair anil Bquare Dealings to all. Mousy chearfully refunih'd if |pu>(le era not satisfac • lory, (hrls heglus February the Mh. S. KRAShfOFF, Leader ii Low Prices, • BARNWELL. 8. C. Sale oi Personal Property. We, ths undesigned hairs at law of Dr. Alex Storne, deceased, will *el| at (public outcry to the highest bidder for cash on ihs 14th day of February, 1U01, at hit late residence at 17 o’clock m. the following mentioned personal pro- 1 perty, to-wlit (I) Horse. (1) Mul* (10) llrad lings. (1) One-UuTre Wage®. (I) Two " •• (8) Brgglea (•) Rip Saw and Shafting. (1) Lot Drugs, Bottle*, Ac. '(1) Set Fine Surgical InKtrumanta. (1'j Lot of other Instruments. (1) Lot BPediral Book*. (1) 40 Saw Gin. Bald sale is for a division of said property bring made between St. Augutrine iod Chicago Hi Rf hours and t* Claeinnatl lartf hours Through Sleeping Cars are also operated on tble train between St. Augustine and Detroit. Mtcb.Cleve- Isnd.O. ahd PLtaburg. Pa., leaving tH. Augoattn* for Detroit daMv except dMardaya and Snodays; for Clevsland dally except Soadays and for PRtsburg Weoaeatfays and Saturdays only. PHOPEH PITCH PORK PLAY. TMs Congres* ha* b^n open h i ruled In giving pension* to tbe t>lu» veterans of the war-hetwree the Stxh-s wnlle the rotitherner who fought sbitf century ago I* kept out In tke coM waiting for hi* dole. Mov< d to anger by this dts- drlmlnMtlon Senator THIman rose in his wrath end swore the following oath, which will be neeounted unto him for political rlghu>iisnc«s: “I swear by the Almightv God that I will not let another pension bill ’ p;i*s this senate Uiilll this q)j|l man gets justice.” QUESTION ANSWERED. Ye*. Augu*t Flower still ha* the largest sale of any medicine in the civ ilised world Your muthers’mwi grand- mother*’ n*(y*.r tlreirgUt-of. iisin^r any- thlng else fitr Indigestion or Blliou*- ness. iHictor* wefS scarce, ami they •eldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration or Heart failure, e»c. They used August Flower to clean <mf the system and stop fermentation of undi gested food, regulate the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous and organ ic action of the system, and that D all they took when feeling dull and had with headaches and’other ache*. You only need a few dose* of Green’s Au gust Flower, in liquid form, to make you satisfied there I* nothing serious the inatter with you. For sale at Creech’s Phxrmaev. .ATTENTION /.I TOWN TAX RETURNS. l - The bill regu’atJng «alarle»of.Coimty official* has been continued to next •eeeioit. ADMINISTRATRIX SALE. By virtue of an order of sale made in the Probate f’ourt for HainlMTg'Couuty I will sell on Saturday,- 14th dav of Feb ruarr, IhOl, beginning at II o'clock a m., at the old homestead of the late (’apt. J W. Lancaster, deceased, in Bamberg County, now occupied by Mr. Joseph Lancaster, alt ths personal pmpvrtr of said J. >V. Lancaster, de- cesssd, in Bsoiberg County. Teruu cash. Mrs. I.ucy If. Lancaster, Administratrix. Jab. JOtb. 1ft»l. SPl.C'iAL NOTICE. All per*on< at e hereby Warned not to glvr employment lo fHtnlei Jrffero.o Mr., and family astbev sm under writ ten contract lo work for L. K. Whittle during Iba year |90l. A of person rm- playing the *a»d Jeffersoa nr k 1 * faml ly wilt ha pra«eru»ed So «W* (ail emiew* of the i«w. Black tIII*. B.C- Feb. Till. !»L J. D. Whittle.. NUTICF. DF FINAL BE rTI.RHENI. Nultra Is hereby f*»ew that the qp- deraigned wl I 4la har Paul araaraot With J. K. ItwelMag. F*q . Andgu ml Pr-dmie, mm Mon-lsy, FsAruarv lath. IWII. as Uwar>llm Jatla N, Nilbau*. and a*k f*»r letter* lH*mi*-..r« MR* II kMT A MILl’ol t*. II, IW>l. tiaai Oiaa v To make room for my splen did Stock of Spring Goods I will offer for the next sixfV 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 conje and ’see for themselves. t; ^ | am sure that "I cark give complete satisfaction to all rea sonable buyers, and pledge my self to carry out to the letter every promise. If you wish to be comfortable from the hat on your, head to the boots on your feet call to see I. FUripai) Sti)) a Blackville, S. C. a . *' m 100,000 French Mammoth Asparagus Crowns For Sale. • I'btrs Is rm nut grs** on my land*. I all on or » rltv u»r. Wayne H. Eaves. WII.IlsroN 8. c. Mr W If E.v • ‘I hr •*-*,| turn bought from r<>n lart Spring gave mr rompicir »alt*lac(l->n. j It wa* as $ur a* I have ever •mi. M* 1 crop lumr.l out **ry aril iiid«-*-i|. Hi* I ••nfavorabir m aa«.n cattattlarcd, sud I I crrdil li*r rxrrlUnrr M yaur acvd a*, having uMM-b •*» do with th* gimuji.vaa j nf mv rr«q> I ahall u«* H agrin and I •• K.Mg as II kr«p* up lu laat yrat's I •tandaid. * | T.cK-*v lf»Ulr. - All person* w'tlilii 'the Incorporst* limits nf the town of Hsrnwell wSdilng to nuke anv change In ihelr tax re turn* can do so bv calling at the office of the undersigned before the ffrtt day of March, DJOI. v * • -—erff.Hxyr— Clerk and Treasurer. P. M. BUCKINGHAM, BARNWELL, S. C., ” REAL ESTATE AGENT IDLE MOSEY SECliBElY ISVLSTED. J 'T.IFE INSURANCE, . (Agent for New York Life.) FIRE INSURANCES (Calhoun &. Company) LJ*t your property whb me. Inspect fine jot of investment application*. All ■ iHail* of perfecting loan* carefully at tended Jo. Term* reasonaMe. tTorre- ^pondence uoUi-ired. Artdre** F. M. Brt’KISGHAE, BAkn a ki.l, S. C. JAS. M. PATTERSON, ItatK; 111 Caaiseltl g Uf, V Barkwxu., S.C., Will practice in all Slate and United States Courts. Special AttsotloB griew to Abstracts of Title. , , t C. F. Calboan, - P. U Bfltkiagbam, Wm. jfc.\al). Calhoun & Co. FIRE,' Life, Accident Oy crloixe, LIGHTNING. Live Stock INSURANCE —At Lowest Rates in— Strongest Companier. CtLBOUH i CO. DR. no. P. IEE, Jl, grrs^m. DENTIST, OfBce. WIWMmi ■ifaWBJt. .-t C. Equipped for travoc u LClI_Ui||ng Work done at tow home anywhere in Barwwsll Ua»My« Win be at olHct* fn Willlstotf every SM. urday and Monday. lyt B. ELLIS, Jn. Surveyor and Civil Engmem Special attention given to the eompw tatlon of water-powers, leveling and drainage. — A postal card adrireseed to me at Mar* tin, S. C., will receive prompt atten tion. octl-40, Ij ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Atlantic Gust Lint Railroad Co. o! S. C. CoXDKNSED SCIiaDULX. SOC 1 II | NORTH. N«t. | N,». In Fffect j No. fi; 56 3$ daily daily! ex December l*t, -7-7?- 1899. dally | Sun A M A. M STATIONS. ijV’Jj P. U M OJ 1. l*»rA1iig'«>,i 8 hu - 4i LV Elimt Al 7 0 1 9 -'4 Ar Sumter 1 * 6 40 * 4:|. .. T.v Snmler Ar| « IS 4 4J t Ar- i're«l**n l.vj s n I... T» U 1 y A re-ii,« At! 3 >* 9 14 A* I'teg4*all* 1.110 40 f Iff Orsi g- t»i.rg | — 4 03 •*4* a |Arn>usrk | 4 *• ; « ih| Rainaell j 4 4SJ 4 4-tl ... HdtlkKtiis | 3 2M 1 9 JL*L | J 30 —oFMt K«* AT— THE BANK OF BARNWELL M ra. F. S. Storne, C*. A Storne, J. 1*. Stoma, Mra. J. H. Price, lira. J. A Lrimgaton Dv. B F. Storne, W. A. Siorne, C. C. Storne, Mr* B. W. Bates, IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TEACU- KKS. - An examination of Applleante to teach pnbiie schools of Barnwell conn- tV will be held at Barnwell Fridav, February Ik, 1901; white teacher* at Uonrt House, colored tt-achera at color ed *chool Louse ■ The attention of teachers holding teacher*’cenilleatee le called to Um following raise: 1st Grade t erliffcate* sbell not he re- Mwe<t unle*s tbe holder has attended a summer School. M Grada CertiBcetes, etas* A, shall • r* mewed ex »w pi when tha hot Oar has etlee<tad a Altai mar School. ' NOTH & TO ADMINtsTR %TOIia. . k\L' I IOR*. «»l'AMril4Mt, AND TRChTREa.. All AAaslaiatrelar* Klerw'a-* (•aar- dtaaa aa.n tiw*— are I <es*»« »•«>Ae-I W* a»a»* their Aaaa«l N-lam t>* this alRe iaHi-g tha a—anh* «*f Jaaoary Sad Febfwerv. a* r»qM"*»l he law. * John ■;•nki.v.inh, Jwdga af I'meAle. Jaw. t. 1441 NUYICBTO DIDirotta ANDCRI D I tOMa. All pefana* la-tehted ta lh* Estate af • 'ape J* W. 14i—-Water, 4e'-,-a—•«!. ere requested la aiak**| pat nweat, awl all pera Wa hw*lwg • i^e* agatwsl the saKI Estate alH per Ural the aawne. duly Ot- tWstad. *• the oaderslgaed. I.wey II LniM-eater, AdwiaiaUaii Is. Jeawery Htk. l OI. m state or soin caroull rOWNTY OF BARNWELL. COURT OF OOMMON FLEAS. Tbowias P. fmwtoA. Plaintiff sg*ln*t Jeaephin*. P. Laal**w J.Mrph J Law Ion, Annla I a>u Lawton Eiw'a Thimns* M Willingham. W Ambon Annie f, 8a«w*.'PvnBne aam* Emmie Heins. Jw-epb M. Laaton ami J<»ae,.li|nr I. Pallsraon, iH-friid*tils. —Sumuions lor Knlief — C*»nip aiiit Served. To the DvfetMlenteahovenamM: You are berrhy •iimuio»,ci| and re- qulrml lo answer the coniiplati)l In this aclion, of whlwh a copv is herewith served upon yod. and to serve a oopy of your answer to the said complaint on the subftcriher at his orfW in Barnwell within twentv dav* after the service hereof. exrlu*lveof the day of such *?r- vl«*e; and If you faR to aii*wer.tl»e eotn- pNInl within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action w ill apply t» tiie Court for tbe relief demanded in ths complaint. Dated 19th December, A D. 1000, BOKT. A LDRJCH, i’lsiutift''* Attorney. To Tho*. M. Willingham and Winborn J. W|| Ingham of the above named Defendant*: Take notice that theCdiqplalnt In thi* action, together with the Summons, of which the foregoing i* acopy, was tiled In the office of the Clerk of lire Court of Common Plea* at Barnwell, in the County of Barnwell, S. C., on tbe 19tb day ut December. 1900. »KOBT. ALt>RfCTT, Plaintiff’s Attorney. Dec. 19,1900. Half a Million * Strictly First Class . Asparagus Plants. L. I F1.ENT1 OF PKRFK'T EDEN MEL •“ »*N t*kM*. |• * WEM I I V wElftTED AYf»i * ( l NED. • HOWARD PATTEBSOL Att«»r\ft at Law, barn m train Na. 34 lease# FWewre t M I a. m . aw«l train No. Xt aririo* 41 Fmv- I rWre S JA H- as. Tram* Jff aa-l XA rarrs ihrongh ^ilk •aa PalafV Raffet Sleeping « ara hm I tween Svw T-rh nwd Mama sia Aw« ! ••ma. I T M. Ewerana. IV M F.meruww. T*a44r- Manager. Ilea Faae Ag4 J M heals Gen Ma agev. " southern'railvvat. r* •*##-»* “-4- la m 3*a IT. l"W I .*ii a ■ •• r'\+ $ fJ. - tm»*« 4am«a* »<»a ^ w ^ I Fmm •'ralre »»f 4 h* |v* *4 Mr rbeap • wlA*) ail $1 per p. • 'orrswpow lame prwmpilv a> C. H Mathis- Riark* ltle,% f*. Dr.J.H.E. MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist, • iM.A<'KVIM*R. • » • • • M.t E. H. MEYEH HLAA K VII.LK. S. C RKtLUt IS mp# |*»m P-pieg m# aM kinds. 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I am also prepared ta do Dental work st yonr homes any where in Barnw ell County. * 1900 - Bargains! Javt Rrevived s lot of Fine. Well- Broken Uor*es and Male*, warranted as represented and guaranteed to be as good as have ever been-brought te Sooth Candlas. , I Trade yonr seed for meal or hulls. We w * will make lihernl concessions in this way on price of meal or hulls. SOUTHERN 60TTON OIL 60 , G. 8. FllZaLMUNS, Arsistsut .Mittiager. Barnwell, 8. C., Jany 7, 1901. Ftf HOLIDAY PRESENTS—fv EVERY DAY USE The Lamp of Steady Habits To Asharillo-Claoinmatl-Lonlavllla, KASTERS Tllta. R<»184>olJI» ^aily-Daily shipTlSp 4 Op-12 oTa Lv Ang-ista. ... ” Halrsliurg f v. Charleston. 7 r<ki iTo^> Lv Columbia (Union lx-putt Ar Spananburg " Asheville ’.... "“'■'FnoxrMlw.- -rrr.t * (Tinclnnnatl.. " Louisville 1 via Jeilicol! llKmljUm 3 I'm 11 2ta 7 ifip' 2 44p 4 Wa' T SDp 7 i*/p I 7 44a To Washlagtoa aad tha East. Ly. 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