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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION, to AdvAncfl. r>er Annum ,Tln>e. .,v: rrrf r JRSDAY. NOVEMHER 2S, 1901. II. F. RuUt Etq. tv At in town on Sat* I Orday./ . . P - * 4 . , I R- C. Hardwick Esq. wa# in town on Monday. ' Mr. P. W. Farrell Tuesday. was in town on A l*he Riifrutar CommonicAnoii Harmony Uo»l*r No. 17A.\ K. will be iieliiuttiie .ich Ma«fin*r pie In Itarnwei' upo., Tlinf on or next before the fall moon in I ■outh, i>e*iHDiii« at early oai.dle llati Hy »rder of W»*-. vj. . II. P Anmujon. Secrctarr. THE.IPAD'S NOTICE. Notice is luwoby given tlt^r aii )•..> aotu are ferbUldeu from lrintilix| liiul* on the placoe of the umlirii^iuti M If4v, K. E, ii orriii K. L. Still, Ileurv Hutto, J. E. Lsinj .; . C. K Carl ■ ' F. L. Still l>3CKMIiER 2U On next Monday night tlnf/Core Car lisle Coiepat.y will |>re«vnt/ ••Married For Money” in iti- Barnrt t II Opera House. Nrarbv papers speak well of tne ulay. Tlia YorkvilleEnquirer sxy*: A clever play, w iik an iutc/rc»ting plot, auperhly mounted, pr^M^o^d by an evenijt balanead cast.* " Tlic Ashwille, N. (^jTPnily New* pronounces it one of the nrl^hlvat com edies of (be ieaaoti. There im a e'ean, wholesome vein of 'comedy runuink through tlie entire performance, which never Ugs till tiie curtain drop* on thy last act Manv new speda'lloe we(«i welcomed, making almost a contlauuutr' • performance. Mr II. 0. Chltty was in town on Tuesday. j ~ m 1 'Col. B igham Reed was In town on '"ffTurd.y -)'■ Capt^M. O. Wall was down from Dunbarton oil Tiifeaday. ^ — Mr. A. K Burckhalter of White INind way in town on Monday. Mr. A. L. Kirkland wa* up from Bu ford a Bridge on ,>hturday. Charles Carroll Simms E*q. attended Court at Manning la«t week. Senator and Mrs. Robert Aldrich re turned on Friday from liartsviile. Miss Mari ha Ayer A Idrich-U visiting her sister, Mrs. Kglestou, at iiartsvilie. » Mr, Wade II. Thomas, a tine young planter, paid tjgghp, pleasant Moudav call. IT TOUCHES THE TI> KLE. People wbo’ve tried It »ay this of Natare’a Cough Remedy. It soothes the irritated bronchial, and allays all throat Inrtaiiiuiation caused by coughing. If you have a cough or cold, get this remedy and j^et wail. If you are beetm It will clear your voire in u few hoars. We itayu sold a great many different « {li medicine, and we onhesItNtinglv that hat are's Ceugh Remedy lathe us have ever haudlsd. Paop s that t tried it >ay that it Is the best. |» It does not gi^e yon sstisfsctiou It will .coat you nothing. Ws don’t want your money for nothing. . j. Crsech’s Pharmaoy. - El.ICO NEWS Mi«a Minnie Moore of Augusta is via. (ling Mrs. N, II Maniell l>r. W. A. WhltUN'k and family wiil move to Kitrhii g'* Mill In a few neek*. ntueb to the r.y-t rf the people In and around loan Hr.Collin* a III till Hr. Whitlock's and ae * i*li Itiai much socce**. a<«-> h >t»e that he is hers for quite ■ a hile Hr C*'il|o« lias been practh-ieg ia ihe Hospital for serarat mnolli*. Mr. P 8 <• r»-ei. hi* moved in town again and wiil hr a partner in the mer- rantlie hu.inrss with Mr N H. Stan- Mll. Mr. W It t*<i- rard t« vlshing hi* tnoiher In t har for a few us> • Mrv U I. Kni^ni p ese|i«,l j fluvaer- m->n t* 4«i aiu-rtine c ugrrgation on ^undsv Mi-a Nannie HrunttuonJ i* visiting 'I’lie South Hound Railroad people liiiye at last decided to pay up the Walts judgment. DUtritft Deputy Clmrlcv CarrotC SlmmsissOon to institute a Masoujc at Denmark. Major E. Spann Hammond’* welcome presence on Saturday added man} fold to the enjoyment of his Barnwell friends. f ri< no* In t*ia Itl.At K\ ll.l.K i lilr ihi* week. X h w M. Is ar ia Blsckrllle’* | the annii- 1 u.arl- Mi*s Kuia Is fa i repr>-».*ni vtiV' leg nl the 0 Unlli D. C , n>»» In .»».irn .( xime nf nilr ia pi<.{ ers are « nlsrging tli*’ir i and In a few rmw kiqieTTir* u ev hv the tiu*liel inru lb- , • tree* Piincipai Tayh r slid fagnitv • *»g great saH set inti ti. i n p*. the (Sea hm x-i><.-r. 4-t* ^at« : If. io plant- ircb«r<1*. .ler u:nn. '• sol.nil •re gir- | im* of j •-•ri a t'viuplaiiit li«- ii in e Hi -l*i inti- |.*i Ii - • in le-oDM • plan ' ul b«'ii.g r ■ -i i. . r . 1 • •••Si ! puri i ••• • .l VI, fill i i f t ‘ , f§;t 1 el | ♦ •th* 1” P* * r*w,ni* ( d «•: 1 4»*l MTU .* -1. 1 Mod a hsri <li' '•••tt r ,tl * Hit* If** f •• , ■!* 1 f»i' III' !||. l’,' «' k | - .•l.-p. eliuul t»# | ^ ^••'pti ig » ti-aaid U ii| -ri> igh pn t* | Wiv'(m-i?.-Dr. MlWi 'ii - ’ f-irb lb- ni lu t i acre, alt'l Head Hi>r|.>c will f<>pi!i>*- w -ill titrate < i soil.i. its eX|<*-i t- (llr Pc*- * to he Ii» heavy a* It Unuled wIt Ii buck-shot. Hill there .’.re niatii other farm* « i-i Cla»*. Vuluhr cjr. J list a- noon a* ys* > • ud ytitii girl souk* idker candy nut ilu.i ler* »h« gin* to wondri w tn on did not *eud The old rellaMe grocer G. W. Pat rick lias-all thv iugVrdicntt for Christ mas cake*', fruits and v> getahles. Give h|m a call. The Seaboard Air I.lne people prom isetohe.in wort on the Augusta Barn well ( liaile.ton cvumection within three mouths. Mr W. W Holland was la town a few hours on Thursday, returning to ColutnldH after a visit to bis old boms iq Rich Land. Tut Piopi.b thanks Mrs Jamas Har vey Mklnncr for the flnast radishes of tha year.a^etlghtful addition to tha November menu. Married Rey. 0. E Rurts oftlcistlng. at u<miii on the 20; b inst^ Mr. K. M Fickling nf niacitrilie and Juisa Mare KicharU*«iu of Liberty. Rev. John Gf Bel^wlth and George II bate* K*q. are in Columbia, attend ing ihe I Him annual eeesien of the Methodlet Cunfureneu. The meeting of the Teaehere* Asenci- atlon on tiaturdav watone of the best yet held. The addro*«e* and diecue alone were ot admirable merit. At) the first primary defeated randl dates are grateful for the suppati of their friend*, an-l there is nn reed to puhiiih individual rard* of thanks. Mr. A. P. Cornell w||| leave forCell- fornla on the Aith (net. U Rarnw^ll friend* kone bn will ‘strike ItTlrb” in Ihe gold field* end soon come back to the White Oak dprtug. The Governor has appointed Hu per- visors W,.Halloed of Harrwell and O K. bruce of Hamherg delegatee ia th- G'mk) K-mde Cquvyiiiion t<> ne held et Ureeavllle on December 19ib. Attorney Galietly. ef Florence,seems to be coming to the front ae a candi date fer the judgeship of the third cir cuit, end according to report has a fair show of wmnieg tUe .Sumter Freeman. Slight chance* In passenger a-hedale* wont into effect on >und«v. To# merit ing «'oast Line train pa***s at <$ :IM, twenty—ll minuiee later. On the Soirhern day traine are One at I 3* p. et. going South and at 4 :l* p. m. North hound. The Herretary nf wtste ha* granted a charter to the iCssierling Rrotbeis t'niapsay nf R*riiw«ll. capliaiited at 923.000 The i,(ii-er* are |, M. Lyon, Pie*ident; J K Ka*ierling. Vico-Pres ident ( J M. Easterling, hecreiary end Treasurer. ALL RiaMT. Theabsonco ofOnnnty’Chalrman Bel linger in RJchin lid dtlaycd his r*!ply to the dispatch of hecreiary W. II. Huilcan, until Thumlay, when he nn swered that the pthdge ef Col. LewU h.id been duly forwarded on the 8th. I hat cleared the situation, nnd the sec- , -ond primm y on next .Saturday will be between him and Major lilar. Tiis i’Kopi k was asked last week to delay publication until the result was known*, hut declined to break it* schedule, prdmUiug, however, tojlssue an extra if it w ere necessary. and Mrs. ev. r. Morns, departed this life nn Thursday r nlght Iasi, after an illuhee o( leas than a week, aged about 22 year*. In bia death the commuuLy has lost one of 1 its moat promising sons, while no words of humad sympathy can eqsotlie btubed heart# of Ids devoted parents. Handsome in person, full of honorable energy, exemplary In his habits and spqtleM In character and purpose life lay ell fair before him when the grim messenger called him from thm imtne where ho was sowell beloved into the test eternal. To the sorrow stricken father and mother the truest sympathy of all goes in this time of giief mid bereavement, and Id* life lias left them tho better assurance that M* pure. *|>}rit pasied safely through tiie valley of itlo shadow into the light that i* iHiyond and forever. The fui.cmi services were held in the Methodist Church hy Tastor - Beckwlili-, and hi* body laid to rest beneath the pines in the Episcopal Church yard, to sleep in God’s Acre until the resurrection shall give him back to the loved ones for whom lie waits on the other shore. WILLI2T0N NKWd. The sowing of the grain ciop has about been ciunplstSd. There is a big ger acreage of smsll grain sown this year than ever before 1 he farmers have about finished gsth •ring thsir cotton and corn, and tha cotton is nearly all told. Very few farmers are bolding thsir cotton. I saw •ce farmer th« other day who wa* ju*l as happy as could he. Ha has a Due boy ilmt bs can play with and drive tbs blu4* away. .» —^ Mr A K-Owen* of Sumter spent a tU.v or *o in town recently. He return ed Mondsy morning, much to the re gret of his manv fit* nds. The adietof tiie Baptist church will give an eutertilDinent on Friday night Nov. J8 at the *< hi>ol house. They will bsv* a play eutltled "The Old Maids’ C invention,” which promises to he the heel pUy ever had ip - qjfHHetwii A ■mail aiiutlMion fee ef tt eents will be charged at the rtonr. 'i he object is to ralae inouey to finish and repaint the parsonage. (;. ceveed prise.— CARD FROM COL. LEWIS. To ray Fellow CRixens of Barnwel! County: , I take this method of extending Vs each ef you my thanks for tbe gtoerou* support given me in tha first primary election. Many were net advised of the election and at a few pieces tXe pell* were not opened and you could not vote. I trust that nothing «III oc cur again to keep von from turning out oo the SOtb (neat 8«turilay) and rser* ciaing that right guaranHed ywu ui.der tbejnev. My ple-igs roiHrover*y ha* been set tied eatlefactorllv and I am In the reee to the end. Therefore. I cell up on all friends to turn out and give me their airnng and undivided tuppert, which will mak-i my nominationsoenre as your representative. I note the rampaicn liar is as usual heard from, but aa palpable falaehniHj# fall to piecee by their own weight It would be useless to try and overtake them. Hoping to have a big turn out and gst a big veto, I remain as over, v Yours to serve. B. K. Lewie. Sycamore, 8. C-. Nov. M 1901. Bj which mdkes the blood pore tod rich, heals every tore, scab, acdle, boil or eruption and stops the Itchingof ecsema. B B. B. cures especially, the worst and most deep- seated cases. B. B. B. kills the humors In the blood. Druggists $1. Describe trouble and trial bottle sent free by writing Blood Ualqt Co., Atlanta, Us. South Carolina Coliege stmlefillp have organized a Minstrel CUmi nnd may give burnt cmk entertainments In town* kurroqnding Columbia. The General A*»eiubly will no doubt be given free ticket* to ut least one of their star shows. >/ DON’ f LET Til K-U AUFFER. Often clvlldren an* tortured with itch ing and hurningeczema and other«kln disease* hut Bncklcn’s Arnica Salve heals the raw fores, expel* inflamma tion, leave* the skin without a scar. Clean, fragiar.t. cheap, there’s no salve on earth a* good. Try it. Cure guar anteed. Only 25c at C. N. Burcji- balter’s and Crcldi'a Pharmacy. Other brands clear the track for Burckhalter's •’Right of Way Cigar.” The Georgia Legislaturp has passed a law enabling every county to dvaP with the liquor question in one of three ways, by adopting prohibition, a licence system or a dispensary plan. If tiie dlspensarv i* voted for it w'Ttl be purely a county affair, than aged by (•ommis- sioners chosen by the voters and con ducted undir Regulations very much like those of the Carolina system. The State will have no part of the prnfr, or loss, and can only formulate regula tions tor the management of the •.lii*pen caries. HE KEPT U18 LEG. Twelve year* ago J. W. Sullivan, of Ha.'tford. Cohn., scratched Ids leg with a rusty wire. Inflammation and blood poisoning set in For two years lie sqifered intensely. Then the best doc tors urged amputation, "hut,” he write* "1 used one. bottle of Electric Bitters and 1 ) boxes of Buokleu’* Arnica Salve and my leg wa* sound and well aa ever.” For Eruptions. K«-z tna. IT tier. Salt Rheum. Sores and all bio d disorder* Electric Bilterafhas no rival On earth.' Trv them. V. If. BwcAhat- terand Creech’s Pharmacy will guar antee satisfaction or refund money. Only 50cents.* Yon may go further, button’ll nev er find belter bargains than T. It. (Jld> olm & Co. of Blsckville will sell you. ’•Right of 'Vay,” a good enough Cigar for any man to puiT. 5 cent' 1 ,, at Burckhaltcr’a Drug Store. Nunnaly’s Delicious Candy. Receiv ed Wde'tly by Expre**. Always Fresh. For sale by C. N. Burcklo^ter, Drug- glst. Wanted 1 0(ff enstonoers to smoke Btirekhaller’s "Right of Way Cigar.” Guaranteed hand made. ’Ihe best 5c. cigar made. WANTED—The Model Steam laun dry of Augusta, having (t superb up to date plant, guarantees com pic te satis faction to nil Barnwell county people favoring 1* with their patronage. Packages and parcel* received up to noon on Wednesdays, returned on Sat urday*. Barnwell Agency at C. N Biuckhaiter’fl Drug Store. P “ ~ NOTICE. --=SS? % * * AH p-rsons are hereby prohibited from hunting irairpiog or tre*|>a**ing In any way On iny~nf onr piares. — R M. d'iltl*, • L_ W. T. wmu, V. M WIIIU. W. U. Thompson, . Mooes Mstthew*. Wmiston. A. C., 18th Nov , 1WI. ATTENTION. TKA( BRM1 The State Superintendent of Educa tion will collect ami look after a m-Ihm.I exhibit at the Kx|M<*ltlon In Charleston and will he glad to have the co opera- tioaof the teacher*. It anyenn enpplr meritorlou* work In the way <>f draw ings, glotie*. raised maps or some re sults of maunsl training they vhould write Honorable John J. McMahan. Columbia. A C., at once, *o that he van arrange free trad sport 4! Idn. A Pul.*. it Co. Swot. Education. 'rnf ( L. K. Riiipts, practicing' Ihe Woltfiier method of Magnetic Healing, and who holds a diploma from one ol the leading colleges of till* new meth od of lic illng diseaohs w ithout tho use of medicines, will »>!>en office In Barn well thq first Monday in November. Prof. Ship?* come* to Barnwell di rect frtun the Noutliern Hauitorium and School of Magnetic Healing, where lie ha*;uade a record second to no one in curing all manner of. diseased wfthout tho u*« t.f luediciuea. Among (he num ber cured wa* a man wfibre i iglit sliH' was paralyzed for seven years, rc*;pied : him to perfect healtli In twelve treat ment*. Mr. J. A. Logan, who liad been siiirciing with rheumatism, dys pepsia, constipation, piles for ifve tear* cured in seven treatments. Mrs. L ?. Newsome, suffering from nervous pros tration, female troubles,Jaundice, ner; votis headache*, for nine year* cured iti fifteen treatment*. Minnie Lee Willis, who had almost lost her sight, «he was treated bv leading specialists of the Noutit with no hsuellcial results; sight restored iu five treatment*; and num ber* of others could b-* meml-ncd who were restored fn perfect health by the to*»eh of this wonderful young nnn> Prof. * po «< *'< •* magnet powdr to a wonderful degree. He can stand In front of a |>er*on ten feet away and thrill the whole body with magnetic force* w itli a simple wave of the hand. Prof. Shiite* makes a specialty of trial Tig cUtouL-dl»«a*ex, Labfta, vice*. Ae i'iijr sick of Itarnwcll auj s’lrroundiug ecuntry who have tried lucdielue un- ti) it ha* iw*t Ita hesretelal effect, thi* "t reatineiit T* t~inr on)}r~TiAX*F. FroT. irarmaneotly trvon* pros tration. paralysis, heart troubles, a*th - ms, deafness, womb at d lepiale foil- hie*. In fart all diseases are (Jnlckty cured by this wonderful ir.-alment The sick and afflicted should lose nn I time in placing il*em*elve* under Prof. I Nhtpes for treatment a* he ran surely I cure you. Consultation Free, tlili OnrAlm:— (1) Preparation for thp, practical duties of ererjt day life, d) A knowledge of the way to eternal life as taught hy the Great Teacher. ‘.-Education not only affects to a great extent the life of ll)« student in the world, but Ita Influence extends to Eternity.”. Expanses for tuition and /board will bn made as low as possible. For full information wilte to B. F. Oowdy, (Shaw’s Pork,), Oak wood, 1. D. A. HOWARD PATTERSON, Attorney at Law, BARNWELL, 3. C. H/wimcs the practice of hi* profession in nil court* of the State and United States, and *111 jtirc ids bcs,t attention to all btlfoicn* t-u trur’ed to Id* care. Office front room over Bunk of Uarnwill. Tax Collection Notice. County Treasurer’s Otter. Barnwell, S. C., tiept. .'KUh. J901. Pursuant to an Act of the General Assembly the County Treasurer’s books will he oi>en for the purpose of collect ing tsxc< levied for 1901 from Ocf. lot It to Dee. JDt. H)01, after which time % panaltv will attach. Taxes nhail be |»aid In the following kind* of fund* and no other: "Geld and silver coin. United States currency. National Bank notes, and conimns which .shall become due and pnyitbiu during the year 1C01,. Ac. Tha levy l«: For State purpose* 5 mills; for Goustituiional School Tax u CHQOi x ^ (Dill; mill*; total mill*; Ordinary County Tax Repay loan one-half of one 12 mills. Additional levy lor Schools: Allen dale. Ilarbarv Branclu Black^Hle. Dou- hie Pond, Elko. EdUto. Kriend»*ilp, Kline. Leea, Motile, Morris. New For est, O.ik tin v.-, Siigliu-vHle, Soven I'ines, TUikcrs t'rrrk, 2 mill*;' Cedar Grove. Fairfax, Columbia. Ulmer, 1 mill* CaW. Owen*’ X Hoads, if mill*; W illioton 2) mill*; Hercules 4 mills; BarllwHI D*' mill*. Very re*pectfully, , B D FREE. TrMs lUruwellCo. I .Shipes eureaquh klr ami [ rheun^tism. nrurslgia. ii< hour* from H a. m. (•> la p. m Office noxt door East uf P/nfLK lice. "I Of- frasoe w * * * •••isvsaeo ao. ir**e.> FROG POND HITCHES, CIUCKS jal 1EHEIIT. ! CHIU. AND FEVER CURE A, C. Equipped for ling. Work don* at. home anywhere In. Barnwell County. W ill be at nfllc« in Wllliaton every hat. urday and Monday, ' )yr fi For llent. , Tuan approved tenant ono farm one hutuired and *«*eniV■ five sties ol due, well imp'oved lend, Cnibe phr* are aii nei-e*«»ry iaborera’ amt other bouse*. ’(’11* la o|kh for act eo'ai Oj nilli 1 Dec, i*t only, I J. 1. Klfia. Oct 22, ItOl. Ilahloc, «, C. f'RCE TO The Eastern Manufacturing Co., d Chicago, will present to every baby,, under one year ot age, in this county, one solid silver baby spoon v. iTh tlic baby’a, given name engraved oil same. You de not havd’to pay one cent nor buy any thing to g-et this spoon. The Eastern Munufart uVrng ijio, arc large m .nufac- turcra and jabbers cf jc velry and silverware, and (have taken this method- of advertising tfveir goods. Instead of spending thousands of dollars lor mag:uine ndVcrtUingthcy have decided to give it away direct to consumers. ; oThc undersigned firm . has been made distributing agent for this locality. Bi/lng your baby to tl»elr store and give its nnmt axd ege and you will receive one of ther.e beautiful 'her spoons alt eiPJT.tvcct free erf cost. This ia not a cheap article, but solid silver of elegant design. .Don’t fill, to look over the elegant line of The^ Eastern Manufacturing Co. 's goods osa display at TERRY A SMITH, Fairfax, S. C. FREE TO THO BABIES. The Eastern Manufacturing Co., at Chicago, will present to every baby,, under one year of age,in this county, raw solid silver baby spnoa with the baby*a > given name engraved on same. You 40 hot have t# pay one cent nor buy a*y- thing to get this spoon. Tbe KasterU Menufeeturing Co- are large.manuiaftv turers and jobbers of yewelry and Noiicc. MONEY TO LOIN. I sm prrpsrrd In negotiat* l.osu* on Improved form* at a kowgsie of inier- e*t. Don't writ** but nome vo sea me. » J. O. l*stterson. HEADQUARTERS FOR m. IK MlbMU NO CUK bC fW. SO CUTS A Mint. i lb iier iibylora. H<>\ *. t shows you up very badly. It w*re better fur you hut you sei-t her uuthing Creech’* Pharmacy. R VF. Bsrnwell. formerly of urrh of the Holy Ahnstlrs, hs* •’ailed i>> the a«*Dtani p*»tor*te «f -• i.ukv * Cln scb. Atlanta. Us i* un- l.-rhlrd whether to accept or -darUne. iMrhtf be bummer be flilsd Ot: i’ssl't pulpit in Richa.ond. • , Mr. 8. \V. B'snfon of Rosemary Township began *el*vtingsnd itaprov- THE DAY AND DUTY. Dear Editor: I’lcase allow me «; in tumr valualdc columns for s fett- thought*. There hs* been a erciu deal said uIhuii tin- t*outli imd It* wel fare In the future. Thtrt isone thing'I do observe and it I* u most important tliina in my mind to mar at d block tlic futti:e wel fare of the Southern States. This i* tiie lack of confidence nnd until t r it* is restored tlicre will be but few acconiplifoinents. TTie |«o- ple of tiie South live loo much for *elt; we do not help out one another; we lack tlic brother ly love we should have for pm another. To succeed, aMbe tlch -man said to his five son*, “in union there I* strength.” How well-he illustrated this with the bundle of sticks, when he told them the one that would' break tiie bundle be would g ve him his entire fortune. Each made a great effort to break the bundle but failed, then tbe ftther laughed, took the bundle and unbound tlye-n, took the stick* one by one and broke them * ilh ease, to you see by keeping ourselves close ly bound together we can’t I* broken. Uni ted we are strong, separated we are weak. Let n* think over this one great thought for u niinntr. To day Is the great day set apart a* a day cf thanks by a g eat and wonde.ful nation, and let ns come closer together ruj'l let the brother that has a turkey *ay to Ids brother that bus i>0 turkey come over and dine with me. This will be one step toward hsi muixe- ing oucselvea. . A Friend. •dpteg fww-rmr* agw aa-f ha* kefir* st it until it now l>ear* sil riqlitsnd turns mit 4*1 per rent nf lint. From lllilha. -••J eot on. pieking weights, Rlsmtoa .1 Bata* Uotton, ha got a 4§0 lb. bate. I s nnter to rnabl* the pastor^-Rev. R. >V Sandai*. to go fr.im^ Bsrnwall County to tits Hsf>t(st S^te Gotivantlon, in Florenee, without returning to Greenville, service will lie hahl hy him with Arnon and Kilne churches 1st Sutulsy and Saturday he for# of Dseera- lier, instea*! of 4tli Sunday and hatur- dav before of November.' Tho hours of Har vine* will ha na follows: 1. At non ^Saturday 11 a m. 2. Kline, Sunday |l a in. U Arnon again Sunday .1 p. m. This change is made only lor the one time and hy agreement After that tiie former custom will he resvimed. Barn wall. 8. C., Nos. VOth. 1901. Upon tha adjournasaut of tha Court of ( oraison f vas an Saturday, tba Ibtb dav of SovfBhsr. A. I), ith/l. s tatet- ing of ihs Bsrnwall Bar was hsld, sod tha following resolutions wars unani mously sdoptad: M hsrsas it Is yjt^ inlnijts regret that tba Bar racaitod the rnTora«siTori~ that his Hoaor Judge W. C Banal hs* pre- sidsd in this County for tbs last liras in_hD judicial enrsar. ha having an- non need bis intantion not to stand for ree’.ertlon. -h. *n—ib» it assal—4 kp sit* Miik’Bnsw K COTTON. Ion) W 17-^- The FAIRFAX LOCALS. There wa<< a pound party at residence of Mr. (ftMl Mr*. G. W. Barber on Tues day evening. There wu-s a very good ervy'd iti»|»itc of the inclemency of the weather. There vya« a dance in t*»wn on Wed nesday night at the home of Mr*. -E. K. Barker. Mrs. W. J. Sanders i* now in Au gusta under lir H it LJ’* treatment. Site will ho gone for about two week*. Mra. V. M. Golden- wlio has h^en tier daughter, Mrs, Brant, near Man uel*, i* again with her daughter, Mrs. M. A. Craddock. Dr W. J. Young is building another small cottage. This will he the third one he has recently b Hit. K. L. Young. OTHER WI J,LISTON NEWS. A most mjoyalde time is in store for ail who attend the antertninment at school building next Friday night. Com«t to Mm* “Old Maid*’ OonvenHfmy u - a uhmI i au a usual iauulkablu farca fo. be- giveu. in the OradeirScifi'ioi building In Wlflia- we.U R«r ia regular aenvantiua arsem- hlad. tiiat wa sacelva tha kn<>w!a< Iga iif his Honor’s • ratiramear with sorrow and disappointment. » Ksstdvad foither, that in said retire ment tha Judiciary of the State loses s (1i*ttti|ur*Ued member and one for whom tits profession always felt re spect and confidmct, and whose decis ions were alw sys strung sod svar sin cere and impartial. Further resolved, that ia future life work of this jurist he rsrriss the best wishes of this Bar and the earnest hope in hit welfare and succesa. Further resolved, that a copy of these resolutions be 'published in the County sad State paper*, and a copy thereof suitably engrossed be forwarded to bis Honor ' Respectfully submitted. j. J. Brown, Chairman. W. II. Towqeend. .Secretary. P. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING. * The doors of tho prettiest and com- pletest business establishment In the county will be thrown wide op*n this’ morning, and on todnr and tomoTraw the good people of both town ami coun try are cordially invitej to call and see for themselves that Tn* Fxoplk is toll ing the exact truth, without expansion, concerning Mr. (J. X. Burckhalter’*' New Main Siren Drug Store. Tha plans were based on Mr., Burckhaltcr’s M. BUCKINGHAM. BARNWELL. S, U., REAL ESTATE AGENT, IDLE ilOSEY SECl’RELY HYESTED I —iilFE INSURANCE, (A^ent for New York Life.) FIRE INSURANCE, | (CAIHuuft’M OLfllil’diYV)' List yonr property with mo. Insperi fine lot of investment application*. A il detail* of perfecting loau* rarefulfy at« tended to. Term* reasonable. Cwrra s|>undeucv solicited. Addre** P. M. IHTKlMiMt*. f'.AU.V W ELI.. S. C, WEDDING Hi R ni Da Y CHUISTM A! We have the prrtlleat t*na of Jewelry I and Hlvcr Novellia* that ha* ever be**, I exhibited in this town. AT I'KIUE'* TO Mir THE MMKw. We are prepared t» do ar.v k work pritaining tn the Jewelry I nr** at rea*oiinhle prl«-e*. All Guaranteed, fame and oee for a-lf. W e do not mlad s’inwirg good* I tailing the nrit-r*. It ia no sacret. Yours to please. The zaed t< to curt ild reliable th take. Tbo-*’ iVai’t vraal periasenting w UUI ■ kitv w th * tin itti new c on the :ce of pr wnbinesl. Jr at i nr 1 id i non r falls y silverware, and hare taken this i of advertising their p"****- Jn*tca4 «l. Spending (IwHisands of dollars 'tW raagoilne adtertising they bare drritlai togiva it sway direct to( TM undersigned Bras made distributing agent. Jar locality. Bring your baby to store sad give its asm sad wm (ftM will recsirepcM of these silver spoons all engraved free of Thi* is not s cheap article, but i stiver of elegant design. Don't fail to look over the elegant line ef Thf* Eastern Manufacturing Co. '• goods eg* display at J. L. HUIST. BLartmU. B O. Cilhfiti. \Y!D. P. 1. BickitytiB,' IkSib. MO. But go artp. rrr% rrntlnn end Ash fyr It— nf nd fill •»- Work yuur- or I. R. Chisolm & Co., SI It. K A VI BUrk villa Hr C. the best il 1» the •••tind of cure c uni lake »k» s.i.t*'titute. if your merrhaat 1< cs not sell it write to as we will tend t direct for SO cents. DAVENPORT & PHINIZY CCX W Lok *-w« DraaeS*t* Sc’.Luj As Cor AUGUSTA. GA. For Sale By C- N. BURCKHALTER, narawell, H. U. I—I. I—I. TO THE PlIpLlG! We have opsned Machine Shops Blsckville, 8. C., for the re pair of all kinds of •t Clerk-Farmer W.GilmoreHimms sold through factor* terrral bale* of hi* long staple cotton in Boston last week j- IS'e cents per pqun I. On the same short staple cotton brought Its* an 7 cents in the home markets. he«c hales sold in Boston were pre pared for market on the saw gin, Mr H. arguas that there can be no monav | for the Suuth Carolinafasoser in grow ing short staple cotton W itti a poor crop here atvl Texas a million bale* ; abort price* are in-low co*t xd pfOi:ta - • tion. If Texa* wer * « mii'ton to the j ^—-* Trr _ ton Friday evening. Nov. 29. Admis sion, adults 25 and elrltdrcn t5 c-ntw. Refreshments served afterward. Giv en tiuder the auspic*** of Ladies' Aid Hocivty of the Baptist Church. E. B G.ue*s of Denmark spent several | daya in town last week, also 8. J. Inahi- i net of Asheville, N. C. We are triad to hear tiiat onr worthy mar»hnl W M Addi*on r who hvs been in (lie lloapital in Augmrta for •ofiie lime, ladolrif well and.will eviftc lotine . tn a few (fat *. ^^ experiences and conclusions as to what- was needed for an up-to-dato 20lh cen tury drug store, and mason* and car- pents s and paintors and manufactur ers of tUtings have moulded his pic'ty conception* into beautiful realities. The costly Iron-plate glass front with crimson curtains gives Its front a pret tiness that would adorn Broadway, while the counters, shelving, closets, prescription stands ate made of the best material and prepared by artist workmen so that every feature is in perfecttraftnony. And the stockx of Drug*,, Medicines. Chemicals, IVrfu- meries.Toriet Accessories, Ac., Ac., are tiie very best that could be obtained and price* so cheap that it will coat .far leas to get well than to indulge in slck- n««*. Everything Is new, as clean and nice a* the snow upon the mountain top*, and the Unlace k as much an or ii amen t to the town a* It <* a credit to lh’» perfect good mate and llberwl ex penditure of tbe mode«t, yet sterling, •-DTr-rwiighiy builnes* young ow ner. C -tha price wotiH l»e uui to. M4Bfc orst ’Iren frf-VALI. W 'KKT5F.TR: * ▲ruMEKCDB. RONS EYES STRAIGHTSSEO. W gMWM Engines, Boilers, Gin and Mill Work. Our shop is equipped with the most im proved Tools and Machinery. Our Terms will be .AS ITJS3 but reasonable. We beg to solicit your patronage and guarantee satisfuc inn. Thanking you in advance for all fa vors, we are Yours very truly. F. M. POOStR 4 SOX. E. U OFFICES: Barnwkll and Williston I will bo st my Barnwell office si the Halford House on the first Monday and Tuesday of the first and -fourtIt weeks in each month, and longer bj special engagement. At Williston office on every Friday AuU-Haturday.^ . ^ . 1 am also prepared to do Dental work at yonr homes hirywhcre In Barnwell Coud»- ■ vlust riTfivcil a vurv lni"0 T»]ii|mu , nl of Bfiiffr, IMusli oih} Mohair raniagp and Iniircrv robes, a very benntifiii line, also n full line of horHP blankets. Sole agents for tbe famoTTT ]bibcock Carriages anil ILiggies and Jiio. Musury & Son’s house paints, which arc unexcelled. 733 and 735 BROAD ST.. AUGUSTA, GA. Calhoun & fTpev3| Life, Accident Cyclone) y LIGHTNING* Li,vc Stock INSURANCE. ~ArrovP?5Witm«==' • r ~j Strongest Companies^ / CALBOBR i CG., —OFFICES AT— THE BANK OF BARNWEll^ ATLANTIC COAST IjNEd Atlailk Coast Hoc Railroad Ce. of S. C* ‘ Dr.J.H.E.MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist, 1 now have for sale at my Stables on Main Street some of the finest Saddle, Driving and Heavy Work Iloraes and several as good, all-round Mules as have ever broiiglit t<) .tTiis” marker.'' AH wanting firs*t class stock will find it to their in - call and get my prices buying elsewhere. M>irf »: No. j No. | 3S b7 {daily daily! rx ‘Sun. A M A. M. 3 00 ” CONUKNSKD 8CUKDOLB. j i~Nbkfy.. In Ffleet i No. * iif. June 9th, )k>l. STATIONS. t •4 Oi'f M 1 r» 14 5 48 fi 13 6 4h 7 a. 1 * ... I,v Florence A i , 25 Bpnevtisville S 20 :L IhirlinglOH Af OOff 'Lv Elliott Ari 0 40*Ar Somtcr Lv iLv Sumter At ^y.+Ar Ufeaton Lvi .v Ureston Ar Ar Uregnalis LjlO 00 Orangeburg llenmnrk Bam well Robhin* August* 00 00 Trains82 and 85 carry.through Pull man Palace Buffet Sleeping Cara be tween New York and Macon via Aua,- gusta. T. IL Emerson, II. H.Emerraii, Traffie Manager. Gen. Past Agtr J. R. Kenlv, Gen. Manager. tcrest # to BLACKY ILL K, - ». i UbUdren uhiler Iweffe >ear* res — Ms age u ni he at hfc nfiBcc In Rirnwen ever? 8al« ifay and Tuesday and VVcduefoat bJlnwInt tVin b« at W* Home office In Bbu-kville e* ery Friday and Saturday, and mil maseap potntineits to meet i>atieiit*,jH ary of mi eeaniy nrens oe sell at Ui«as sreiib before CAN Save YOU i 1 Cicech • PImui l-« I am a f«H gredoate »f FbMadrlpiMa Brnial T-WICRIW. I IU lLMtl I' mil ■■ im i I eql expaeiewre. and Tan j Meat*. ; <.u : i*.-'-) v( aroth aad pn^cy. I also handle oj full line of Up-to-clate Buggies, Standard Makes of Wagons, IJarness, &c.. kc. You arc invited to call and inspect them. Brices aa low as I ho lowest.