The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 05, 1901, Image 2
s Bamwsll Peooto.
Tfa* lift—»»>— of tlM H#Mih>CaPi»lN»
Coaferwncv hrld in Colombia hut wwfe
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COVVTT ClBCTTLlfttfc.
T«UI AT. DK’jaBBB I, 1901.
Ha* TMtliif.
The IWb t
—in ■
TUV MmiOOm MlffUTKT.
DAJU) TIM Klh
Kobodf omi «ipUln tbl< p^pkxJlcitl
j. JUtw and than thlnkatlffbUn. the
inu etrlnft* tl((htan. an«Y money h» nK>
1 feged to breearee. end yet nobody f»n
tifdnin er tell the r*eeon why. 't'lw
ElltXCSTLt COR SECT.
It le once !«i a long while that a real*
fyfereat man—a man of national (• Hu-
eftM and repntation—elalu OreenrHIe.
—Oreearlile Daily News.
A* .Senator M<et.aurln rlaita the
amiatola city ^ehe frbquentlr the
mtwt reeafolce* aal eoafe—ea. by Ian
pMeatten, thaf the jnnlor aenator la not
*r really ffteat man—a man of national
iHiaoneo aai reputation.” ’
iUag Kdward of #nxlantl la a
maker* Hla wlee fathrr<
i him learn the trade while a boy,
aodhatla cate fcwever I oat hie jeb of
wearlag a eroWa ha might have a bread
wfcinkag oeeopatlon to fall back om
A amall-alaed bat bhudy civil war ie
going on ontbo Itthaute of* IVtuama.
Tfte eombataateare very conaMerate,
as-they take reeeeaes from dghtlng!
whenever a paeaenger train come# along
aad allow traveller* to go by In peace
and tafety.
- -
Ue wae a good printer, a-ftettar edi
tor and ae Governor U doing htk level
beat. Bat In hla addree* of weloeme to
the Methodl-t Conference ItreCber Mc-
Hweewey demonetmled that If he ha*l
been called to labor lo the adnitterial
vtooyard ho woetd have made aa elo-
gpeet encceev.
Congreve met on Ron day and will
likely etay iaaeeelen uadi far In neat
year. The JUpubUeaM hare good
working majoriUee la hath boueet and
the AnpramoCeorh awd mill de what
ever they pleeae. "'Iheeohealve pew-
erof peblic plunder" keep# them —ltd
end aggreeelve, whMe the Itemocrate
are powerfully la need ef goot
Ih a Hoy Mead called 'Mlnlkol,
im of India, a mnet
ooliar elate of eoetrtr eileu, for w
leterd of alt ehe ogreere The wife U
the reeegatmd head of the honoe. She
ewae l« and everything la It, while any
tMng that her huebend. who work*
very hard, eaa earn feee
wealth ller hueheod
li
her. Ion, and when eh# marriee him »he
gtvee him her a a are Instead of Uklog
hta-—New* and Coorier.
W the
dawa of tha
K
M In
irilaite are
eo glre elgaaU to the people of
world, or tho popping of ride* In heoih
Afriga aad the gkamlug of hot— la
Fhillpplnee. And m the eeholerly
Arg«* eyed, golden hearted, gal rive
of the New* and Coorier
fhoee great tiding* la
hriaf paragraph of Jeoetod word* wo.
■o hohelf of the Amerleoa people,
the rwponalblllty for further end full
er lafermaiWM upon the dlieorerer of
Ale oew eivlltMiion, ee dlgereat fi
any that baa prevailed el
the priedoe tret morning of time, amid
the frulu and hewer* of the deleee
Aden. And If Brother Uemphlll
get a village ef thle wenderfel eemi
■Ity te 111 a plaee eo the MMway of
the (toethere and Weot Indian Capeal-
tlho be will beyond paredveetere me!
that the greeteet gathering the weyld
•Inoe the eooe ef
-tid nailartoeh to
of Babel. Tram Berth aad
death aad Kaet and Went, the Idea of
the eea* and the mountain height*
eplaater* and madame* In uuoodlng,
over Increaelng prooeealoa will eel their
facet toward and bay their tickets for
the old city by the eea. The great and
good Method let BUbop, Dr. Keener
bellevgd and taught that Cbarleeton
waa la the gone centuries within tbs
garden of Rdaa and It may haea bona
ordained from the beginning of tints
that a strange redeeming civilisation I*
to be again cradled there, and that Kd-
Dor Uemphlll hoe been predestined to
be luflhgbet and forerunner.
We would like to know more of life
In this pearl island of the orient, where
woman has her rights and man, the
boast, must endure his wrongs. We
can Imagine that as a land where there
Is no need of newspapers for tho clrau
lotion of news, no use for politics,
elections, legislatures, courts, taxes,
dispensaries, cigarettes, hip pockets
end bull dog pistols, wars or rumor*
thereof, millinery stores, and where
•hare is nothing to frighten the fair sex
nave mien aad freckles. RDetelheoc
casloa, Brother Hemphill, and gladden
aad better the JUrth with thle new
Evangel.
ry edpcathmefc fnnd
amount* tofM,00ft*• beeribed, ftMJft-
14 eetaally paM In.
- Dr.'W. B. Blulmrdwan was sleeted
Kdlsor of the Advocate; defeating Dr.
John O. WIMtao^ who bad llled*the po
sition for seven yea re,
K. C. Halley, who once rode tMe cir
cuit, was con rioted of gro— Immoral
ity aad ehpellod from ministry and
membership. „
The delegatee riectad to tho tienersl
Conic re noe. Which will meet In Dallse,
Tetao. nekt May ate:
Clerical—W. B. J(ldbtrdfta*v iohn
O Willson. C. !>. Mann. 1. W. Daniel,
A. A. Clifton, K. A. Child.
I,ar—Edward Brllch. George II.
Batae, C C. Keatherstone. Georg* K.
ftrince, G. C. Hodges, John G. Clink-
OC* lot. ..
Tht trustees of the Conference Ke
rns le College era to receive bid* from
people of Colombia and other localities
looking to snlargeaneiri, or removal
and report to the next Conference
Next year the conference will be held
at Newberry,
nanal rensedy—economy—necessarily- have thought that thrlr critlei**m« were
The matter of reilUtrictj^y
Is begiunlng to be disci
the State
again and.
we are sorry to tey, a groat many pro
pla who shoald know better, dl*cu*>» It
as If As future saoees* or defeat of the
Sevan men now behUof down jobs in
Congress Is the wnly thlngtn be con
sidered. A disposition 1% evidenced to
Ignore the Interest of Ae people sad to
dodgs the main Issue tliatlsinacksct the
two-for-Ave politicians. We are in fa
vor e>f)rediatrlcliiig. wr'are In favor of
compact and aymasetrical district*,
who** Inhabitant* are hetfogeneou*
and whoee Intareata are not conflicting;
wo oppose giving any consideration
whatever to the HTect Ae redistricliiig
will have upon Ae political future of
this, that or the other man. The Bute
wttqgmAtowf pflstty.well whether they
remain In f’ongnr»# or are retired to
prlvata llfa,and their future Is of swiel
Importance a* compared with red It
evicting the Bute.—Bumter Watchman
draw
eteep
• r»t upon A* eltallty Of the former. Thle
It prohohiy tree a* between aar
fallowt aoe of whom I* sickly or
stroog than the other Oonaomptloo
or other dlsaassi have of tan baea i
front one bedfellow to
ed Hon
THE TIME EXTENDED.
and
text
Tha contract between the State
publishers of Ae adopted
• for Ae exenangeof old hooks ex-
I the Itch of November. The tias*
boomoxtondod for this exchaoge,
probably to tho Slat of December, by
Haw of the roadors, hlataries.
tst
and geogrmphlea.
been made by the
No ex
. the puMIA-
ors of etbor text books up to thh time.
Thoao who hove not availed themselves
of the opportunity of eschtnglag will
please attend to It at
Vnlvorsltv dm
Is going ahead
of dm
Behnolder of the Nortweatora
not think clvlllflton
very fast la
Tha nmoring of Mids and
ow Aair hnu by women, ho
SOt’ND SKNBE.
Georg* HnDufie. a great stateemsn.
a groat farmer, a great lawyer and tba
greatest orator, when Governor, aaven-
ty years ago. In a m—age in Aa Leg-
Islatore. deNverod a greet Agricultural
eddroae, and nrgad Aa fsrmera of Ale
Bins* lo ral«* at home what they nr* i-
*d for eon * u m ptlo n and not buy from
•bread. Tba policy was pursued up to
I Ail. If wee.n’i raise enough id live
on A* <y-np Ae creek (whatever Aat
may A) pnlhiotan* In their apt speneb-
a* nott summer should hnah up about
**Our Grand Gld Bute.”
The marebsnt. every ernek, would
rnlhor deni with A* farmor who eaa
bey wlthnnt a I tao.—Lao rone Advoril-
atr.
A PLEA fOK SIXGI.E BEDS.
Two lo a bed la Aa newel euasnm of
t, I* A* I el ted ntaSan a* tee*,
la Canada and Eng load. But
la Gormanr end franc* tingle
nr* A* rule. Tho letter pin* i*
beoJlhfel and oomfortabl*. It la grad-
ally naming Ins* am In Ats country,
ntagla bode inv«doo more Nnon, more
worn la asnklag bod* aad awro waA-
lag. but I never knew a family lo ro
tor a in A* rid plan after one* giving
aingle bode n fair triri. KspnclaTly Iw
Be aimer 1* An single bed In A prefer
red. at see* sleeping no the floor. I*
iw* In a *-<1 Xeny famlltoa declare
Aey never knew whet comfort was du
ring A* hot •wmmer night* unlil they
adopted A* sing,* hod*. I might add
a word of protoat against allowing ha-
bias or youn^ealldran lo stoop wlA
oAsr.
■aekoeping.
tor Ala of
brooritlaU
IT TGiTBBS
TEB Tt .KLM.
People who’ve tried
Bat orris Congh Remedy
■ ii coriho* A* irritatod
and allays all Arm
eansed by enughlng.
If you Art a oo«gii or cold, get Ala
remedy sad got ftell If you arc honise
II will etoar r«mr role* lo a few hoar*.
We hare —hi a great many dlftrent
cough mrdlrloe* and W* unbeslUlltiglr
say that Ba Ar**s Congh Remedy Is Aa
beat wa hate ever handled. People that
Are tried It say Aat It to tha boat. I*
It doa* not g|t-* you aatlefaetlon It will
en*t you nothing. Wo don’t want your
money fur nothing.
Crench’s Pharmacy.
Bo roan.
Voluntary Observer*’ Meteorological Rec
ord, Month of November ML Station
BtoekrlM*.
enhances the dlHculty, andinnkes mat
for* wo#**. When nobody, buy* and
nobody toad* of course liter* In paraly
sis, aad basloeea to stagnant. When
ilmo* get Attec an A easier and court-
denee !* reshfoU the reason I* still hard
to- find, tA solMlon difR-ulu Tht*
seem* to A the slliiation at the South
et this juncture wlUv no particular rea
son to-be assigned. There I* one way
however to partially relieve oomlitiona.
It may not alwnya A ooooenlent A p*y
large debt or A pay all etnril debts.
But Alngs can A kept alive and nsov-
log by yyery man paying ns far s* A
An. A mere.A A havlr.g a hundred
claims of a hundred dollara each W he
Is receiving daily ten. twenty-flve and
Mfty per insnt. of them, can keep up id*
Ank credit, keep hit busiues* nlive.
and aceotumodHie his cusAinrrs with
credit. Auden with everydlneof bn*-
lne<*. When the cty of Ard time*
come* then let every mmi who can,
help A relieve the situation—it I* n«r
time A retreat to the cellar when tie
cry of Are Alls the air.—Laurens Ad
vertiser.
J.ONG IWMNi 11 I’illLOSOPUY.
All tA newspaper*. Gov. McBWeen-
ey, the Governor* of*other itates and
the one horse cor.ccrn* generally have
had tltelr *av concernlnK the "Niggi-r
Hot Bttpper" at the WhlA House. We
The State oi South Carolina, Improved Farm For Sale.
PRK8KBVINQ GAME.
The trespass notices published thl*
season (how that land owners are ta
king more In Arest than heretoforo In
the preservation of game. Whole
neighborhood* are getting together In
the determination A put an end A In
discriminate pot hunting, and it nil)
A only a matAr of time when the
country will A unanimous. Complaint
Is made that (A present law Is loo lax.
that trespassers Along A the class that
doesn’t road newspapers, and that the
legislature should make It a mLde
meaner for any one A go hunting on
the lands of others without special per
mission. That would savs land own
ers the expense of publishing and the
trouble of potting notice*. In one of
the beet communltie* In the county the
farm*re have decided A stock their
lands with Belgian bare* and pheasant*
Just a* soon as they get legislation that
will eatlsfv them that they ran do so
safely. Tna raorLe would like to *ee
every good movement succeed end
while Its advice ha* not been aaked
would respectfully suggeet that a num-
Ar of representative farmer* get lo-
getliet and fraoie *ueh a bill a* Aey
would Ilk* passed by tA Legislator*,
and their repiesen tat Ives will no doubt
n«* lho,r Ast efforts A secure Its en
actment.
In the mean time they mar make a
beginning by enforcing tA existing {
law*. " blto (A individual dUllkea in
Incnr lb* odium of AAg a prnseciiA' I
tA nelghborhtmd can unitedly share |
tA rrspon*lbllltv and a few convict An*
will pwl a Attnr rad A nil fortHthien I
trespass** than the passage of anv
law. Aad la any event tA trespasser I
w A dosen’l road tA aswspepsr* *r I
pay any atieatto* t* postsu not less esn
A 1*0riled only through esportoors In
tAennrt. 1'ntll Mms nr* coneIrtnd
and poaUhsd tA extoilag law *111 A
A ton many a deed totter, and nay aw
oos will A treated with rquai disre
gard. ,
very Aavy;not taMng Into considera
tion the size of the rrcsid^fit'a kitchen
or dining room, which, for nil wo know,
may Avery large and well ventilated,
%o that the scent pcc.iliar to Booker’*
race might escape ami A carried nway
and ho scatte'eii to the four wluds ot
the earth, without cteustbfc'any inoou-
Atiiouce to the Rough Kid-r’s family,
hut a* A the (Jol. himself, a man nt the
age of 48 in excellent healih could
stand the scent of xwything from a
heart leaf taken from a Long Knvnch
tussick to an old time polar rat just tor
the small space of two hours. Then,
too, the .PreshlcotV table coti.Ul be of
ao unusual length and the "gemman of
color” might have Aen seated nt ^he
further end from Mr Roosevelt and
family, so they might have stood it
better than we could Imagine at this
distance.
Our wonder is that the quApr, of the
White House (or House of Colors), did
not Imre-indignation suilicicut to speak
out in time to prevent the disgrace
which has come to a puce respectable
whiA family. We are tow measuring
other people's corn by our half bushel,
for if we had invited Booker Washing
ton. Ben Washington or any member
of the Washington famSIr, generally
known as the descendants of Ham, or
the 15th amendment, Mrs. Mas would
have protested In a volume of word*
that would nearly equal the Schley
court of investigation, and known as a
speech with a D iiiblo Text and com
posed of word* hot found In our Sun
day School lesson. Riali Mas.
A l*OriR MILLION UKE.
Lately starred In London because
he could not. digest hla fhod. F.ariy use
of Dr. King'* New Life I’llls wouliiliave
saved him. TAy strengthen the stom
ach,'aid digestion,promote i-»inii!:ulon.
Improve appetite. I’rice 221. Monny
hack if not »ati*tieil. Sold by Civ ch’a
Tharmacy and V. N BurckhilAr’s |
druggist.
To the Commissionerr,of Elections for
the ihittn.ty of Barnwell
WHEREAS Hou. J. It. B-ites who,
at the General election held In Nov. ft,
IMK), wn* chosen a Member of the
llonre of Krtpr4>entalive* for the Eleo-
tlon District of Lktriiwell Gounty, to
'serve for two years, ha*since said elec
tion died. And whereas the Cousrir.u-
lion of the bint* of South Garotlna di
rects that in such it case a Writ of Elec
tion shall bo Issued by tlte Speaker of
the House of Representatives for the
purpose of filling the vacancy thus -cat*
casionethfor tA remainder of the term
for which the Member *o dead war
clci terl A serve :
NOW, Til KKETORR, you and each
of you are hereby required, afAr due ad
vertLoment, and with slriet. regard to
ail the pruvLions nf the OonxtHutbm
and Laws qf (ho <Mid State touching
your duty In such case, to hold an elcc-
t4<*n for a MamAr of tlia Iiou.seof R**p
resentntives, for Hie HJectimi Llietrict
aforesaid, to serve for the remainder of
tlie term 'or which the said J B. Bate*
wa*elected; the I\d:* to A open-d at
the rartous-places of electioii in tlte
said District on Friday the twentieth
day of December, 11)04, by the various
sets of Managers for those places re
spectively ; and the counting of tlie
votes c ist ami the d* claiathm. of the
result of Lh* election to be In accord
ance with the provisions of law provi
ding for the General Elections and the
manner of conducting the same.
THIS WRIT, Together with your
return ofthe Etectlon to be TieTiTunder
it, have before tlte II ofRcprc-cnt-
allve* fil Tlt next meeting alter the
Election.
WITNESS the Honorable W. F. !*te
rensnn, Esquire, SpeakeV <.f th - Uoust
of ILprcsetitati\ c*. at < li-raiv tills
•ixth *Uy of KouinAr in the year i f
nuirl^rd one th ni-and nine hundrrd
and one. W F. >tn nson.
Speaker >d the lion**
of U •p.-e-e:itatli«M.
Tom C. Hamer, '
Cl**rk of the II »u*e of
KepreM’iilailvre.
r. B. ELUSi Jr,
Situated one-hairmne fro n Elko. S Surveyor and Civil EngiM*
C.; gmal dwelling, three tenant houses q * J ft
All buildings In tlrst class cmuHrAn. . ......
Fine water. Farm known as Joe'Hair 1 Spcetsl attention g1v*»>
or-banford place, eontainkig 2('2 acre*, j w»Ar-poweri,-level g bm
T.rm. A| ,p lyB I '’T'^lc.rd.ddm^t.
DR. K C. SMITH, j tla, s. C., wfll roealv# protabt atkeft-
oct.l-Im WIULton, S. l\ |,tloii. oe*I«BB,tf
70 THE PEOPLE OF BARNWELL COUNTY.
Tour attention is cafW to tA follow ing specie) flepertments of tA
Itarnweii (JouTert ScIn oT:
Department of art In all its branches meler Mr*. W. W. Mori*.
Department of mu-tc under v las Edith Townsend.
Depaument of shorthand and tyjiewi t ing andcr Miss Jennie rate.
High rtcluwl Department under Principal and assirt uts. —'—,
Otir teaching corps consists of eight expericned iiwiructors and we are now offering a
course equal A that of any preparatory school in the State.
Board and tuition at very moderate rate*.
For informal "on uud cutatogdc address
tV. II. JONES, ■
Principal.
GEO. H. BATES,
* Chaituian.
State of South C^jtdiiiA, )
it aunty ot Barn well. - f
Sydney Smith’gfavoriie motto wa«t| Notice i* h-rebr given that i
'■|b» not eeek glnrv—nothing -o expen- ( A above )\ nt an efee ion will
»Lc a* glory.'* Ill* cooi-tn im-n M ‘ vcr *^ prc-lnct* « »tj
rtuding It bitterly
York Tribune.
true fo-day.
aiAjL^»'
NewpBB i
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hKVKS YK.VKS IN RED.
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h It.
•‘Will woioler* ever a
t A friends ol Mrs. L.
renre. Kan. They kne-
WwaM * A brave her bed
on account aif ktdacy and II
aervaaii* pro*trsi Inn an*l g«
Ity; Al. ••Thtre buttle* ol
, e>iebte«| Mae to walk,”
“aad la three month* I !•:I
prrMtn." Wa.aten ••afferin;
ache. Barkarlae, Nervoai*
le—ne*«, Metaao-loda . Fa
Dlzay will ti»d it a pi
aing. Trvli. >«t I-1 a- ion
| teeal C. N. Morvkhalter** i
Pbarmut-r. Only 2(Je.
a _ ,
Tra-e, ol
v »h<- lia
Hr Vriti
IV
ruwelt
?»'h. 1!
In t!iu It
4 ratal dvr
Rate*.
ea *h t
Cqui
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enttra
m ot
•nant
held
rt| by
tiday.
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tA
late Ham.
Ih
•d per*
ML THATS FIT ADD FAIR,
* m TO EAT AHD FIT TO WEAH I . -
at PRICES which are FAIR eaa be Idib«I at
S. KRASN0FFS.
w # • -
I i.'t want to Ux yr ur mind too much but sjant to Impress roa with the fkrt that lam
in n j> -h ion i.. sa^,- j ou hi).' money. All tL^t you want are facts aad r*liable mercuaediae at
Low Pztowii
"'Success That Never* Succeeds!”
Tlte snccte* 1 have aadilcvod In purchaMiuB mv Fell anal )) Inter Strict wkito la the North
Eastern markat* can me be dafecribeit in this -unall space. A half boat spent ia mj store wul
oou\ hu e you Inal 1 can save you 50 j»*r coait. oa cacU dodux spent In inj store.
An Up-To-Pate Stock.
Vy *to«-k I■ complete In rreev ak partnvent. All that Is rew »rvt epU>-<l*U to Dreas
Gaast*, Nova!lie* and i a*tu^»' ready to wear (larmeti!* can bar f.Hind here. •
f iaw TaUrw Made • i i**t«, Hne Shi.ts, Ftne Jacka-t*. Ktue Silk Vtaiets, Fine Capes, Floe
ChtlJfvii Keif.re. fta
Clothing and Shoes*
kiv I-tve of < 4o Mn-. aroHn-nt-Fur -aai"* 4b«*W, is uaiaarpaaeed. W. I. IXiogtoa
Fair and Square Dealings is Motto. Prices Lower
Tnan ftie Lowest. ^
DON’T FORGET 2S
MAN At!
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Kiriox
B black.
|U nw< 11 MThoh « te Gmeevy Is Inra'ri aest
t-a* aa> ^rsaeoat .apervanua. AM
■ •a!’ ha* evit lo,-’ l > r-bvaln
Mr* |-—XfUlty yoer*.
S- KRASNOFF. Leader in Low Prices.
j *i
H:
II Hi
BABXM ELL FABMKRB
The v ear fast eloaiaf la omo mf the
dl*«ou ragtag te the far me rs of the
Aou»h that we bare ever vxpertoaml.
la maay roapeete we raa Improve ib*
ewaBIth**** of farm Ilf# If weaaly *tu4y
tfte ellaaetlon and seek the remedy.
la Florida | featod the orange grow
ers ewIUvatlng the Ka,a, h pM ta tbelr
grove* TTiL L the beevtoet rlaer *f
the pea family. Da* pea will make a
profusion of vla** covering a ptet from
twelve lo flfloen feat en each *14* of
the *q<*are. The orange grower will
uee a targe tnra plow, with a ewonl at-
taebotent eaeured to Ibe bean* Just at
lb* point ef the plow. When the
ground to eeeered with via** la (be art
of beartag be will plow la bi« pea* la
laads ae la plowing la oat*. The beavv.
green foliage tbns rwraed under form*
a heavy, rlrk mould. A eeoand ere.p le
planted ead thl# In lara to again plow
ed'a- Oftaa wa plow la three crop*
la oa* year.
I have seen some of the puorert san
dy land* soon converted Into a ito-b
aril. I’rior to this treatment we could
sraroely make tbrea buabris of corn to
llri arrt Altar Mm aboea appILatl
T E
II
iiditor’s Appointments 1902
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REMARKS
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B*narks—Ic* Serai
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; rain aead-
I recommend the Kondh pea to the
allontlon of our farmera. Y**u may
make on* crop for fertilising purpoee*.
This you plow under; tbea cultivate a
•oonnd crop on lb* raw* soil for tbe
mower. Thu* we are fertilising the
•oil, and In tbe fall we can reap a hea
vy crop of pea vine hay. An officer of
th* Langley Factory Infurm* me that
he bae tried tbe pea at Langley ami it
wa* a perfect suciwm.
W# And com mere LI fertilisers thl*
f ear hare proven a perfect failure
.and In my cotton without a pound
upon it had the best cotton upon it that
I have made, growing ride bv side
with cotton having over two hundred
pounds high grade acid phosphate and
standard mixed In equal parts.
How hard on the farmer this winter
falls; his guano bill With the chattel
mortgage attachment thereto append
ed! He must pay up that bill to save
his farm animals, not that the article
has beneff tted the farm, for in truth It
baa not.
When you plow In your Koneh pen
vine you enrich the poorest sandy soil
In Barnwell county with a rich humus,
formed from rotting, molding pea vine,
that you will never attain using the so-
called etandard and acids.
-I will order from Florida the Konch
pen and plant the coming season. I
will Inform the fanners of my county
of my success through your columns.
A little labor on the farm L better
than paying for eommerriai fertiliser*
out of seven cents cotton
N. A. Patterson,
Kline
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Whaler. Friday.
BarnwrII. Saturday
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Willlston. Wevlnewlay, ** 4
RiMemary, Thar*day. f»
Barnwell until Frhy. ft) after which
llmefrl'V petiaIty will be aiMqd U> all
T he « l
cl to adr
Man.g-i
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•laid 11
personal prn|ierty dsliuquaut
This year i* tbe time for relnralug
all Heal K«ute. All land owner* are
expected to make a return of what
lauds they own. giving valuation p.-r
acre and nimihcrnf building* and Value
offaame, if this ia ctrefully attended to
Hwillsaue trouble. >
- ■ - ■ \V. 11 Duucaiw—
r.i. Auditor. <
Barnwell, B. C , Noy. 89th, likil.
have lli*- ^•oa
incr. amt it tiua.
ittend, the dtlxcna can apfwint Iv.hv,
alnong the quaiirtr-l vote.* the Maav-
gers, who, altar ticicg vwotn, cau con
duct the election . • •
At the c)o«s uf the election the Man
ager* anjl Clerk iiiwat proceed piiblii-ly
bo\(
•d count the
TRESVASB NOTICE.
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Notice ia hereby given that all
sou* are fortddden from hunting
on the place* of tiurundendgued.
C. M. R.iy,
E. K. Morris,
K. L. Btlll.
, llenrv Hutto,
•I. E. L-iin,
V. F..Crtrter,
F. L. Sttll>
per-
birds
LIVE AND LEARN.
But bow to cook ’pmsumf—that is
the question. It has been the enriom
of years to parboil and then bake down
these ’possum* whole, w ith potatoes
paeked around and about them as they
bake-!. We thought this mighty good,
but U la ppwhere to the way we do tr
now. 2*erboll It until It ia done, then
takeout all the bones and work the
meat np till It Is like onto vausage
(round Bne. Put this meat Into a pan
and be sura that tbe pan is large
enough to be rich with gravy and hold
a lot of potatoes. Hare ready your po
tatoe* peeled and drop them In the fat
•hero you parboiled, using the same
water that waa used for the ’possum,
lathe meantime hare your pan baking
slowly. By the time your 'poesnm la
browaed aa H shpuld he your . imtatoes
trill do to take from the fal. Pile the*
ryoor- ’pOsmuri Hv tWymw
over th* whofe a rich gVavy
*« slowly for a while ’aad t-u
have'pnvaim aad poraroee w| h-
o«t- r »ncw w btrh •* die-
•y ri
To All Overseers, Notice.
Tbe law entitles the county to four
(4) days labor per annum' from each
able bodied man between the ages of
eighteen (18) and llfty-ftve (3->) years,
except fttvfsee Sec. 4 Road Laws), and
all overseers w ho have not worked their
hands the required four (4) data will
iu>w warn out their hands and require
service as per the law.
W. llALrobV,Co. Supervisor.
Per R. C. Roberts, Jh.. C'erk.
Barnwell, S. <\, Nov. IU. HK)1.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned will tile hL flmit account
with J. K. Hnelling, K«q., Judge of
Probate, on Saturday, December 2l*r,
lilOI. as Guardian of the estates <.f Mary
C. Beard et al., and ask for Letters
D'smLsorVj G. )V. Beard,
Nov. 10, IDOL Guardian.
to open lh** bath;
ballot* t.iere-in. and continue without
aUinurniumt untH the »ante I* romple-
ted, and make a stalciueiit of the re»ult
•ign tbcaame..
Within three day* thereafter the
Chnirin in of the It -ard, or some one de-
sigaalediiv t!ii iLkit .1, must iiMtivvs-to
the CoiuuiLsIoucfs of Eli-cl|ou tjre |m>!I
list*, the boxes containing the Imilot*
and written statement* of the result 01
the election.
One of the above named Manager- nt
each Piecinct m ist call upon the Board
of (lominLaioncr* at liariiwe!) Decetn-
t*er 1!* to receive ballofboxes, pal! ILts
and lustruo’.lon*, and )o bequalitied,
M F. I|air,
I. L Attaway,
G. M. Greene,
CommL-tonees frf state Election.
pirtment are full to overtlowin#. an t compared to others are as
j National Exposition contrasted with a County Fair. They
were carefully selected in the best markets of the East, North
and Wot and will meet every demand ot the Carolina trade.
Thry were bought right and they will be sold at surprisingly
low prices.
We Want Your BthiiTss. We Want Your Cotton.
and will spare no effort to nuke our dealings both pleasant and
profitable to our customers
YOU WILL WANT
our Dry Goods, Dress Goods. Shoes, Notions, Qofhinj, Gro
ceries, Hats. Furnishing 0 >ods, &c. <fcc- &C- &c., when you
see how pretty and txi.cet and up-to-date they are, and learn
)v lYiirvHrnfjiY H)r> ir - ; ‘
We could write a week if wejiad time and not complete the
| catalogue, but nothing less than a visit and examination will
tell you how far description lalis below reality. Give us a call*
we*ll do the rest, and our lull staff of courteous salesmen will
give you their most courteous service.
Leroy Molatr.
^rStoolc
Clurleston Exposition Rates Via Tlic
Sonthcrn Railway.
On account of the South - Carol ilia Tn-
ter Stab'and West Indian Exposiiinii
to be field in Charleston, S. C„ begin
ning December 1st. 1!K)I, (lie BoutheiTi
Railway will shJI exc'irslon tickets to
Charleston and return at the following
attractive rates: Fr.<vu BaruweU:
For $V2,» tickets on si»b? daily, limit-
eil to return June Jd.
For $:> I»> tickeis on sale daily, limit
ed to re'urn ten da vs.
(2 (m ticket* on sale Tuesdays and
Thursday-q limited to v icturn seven
dav*. . . .
Coire»|>ondtnjjly reduced rates from
other points^
Samuel Wiley & Co.
Our Fall Stock is being
| thoroughly completed every
| week, with prices to suit
I friends and patrons.
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS
• AROUND THE PAN"
* + +" .]
The ni»*t prnfuwdv Illustrated book of
It* kind ever published, L a la«ling>nu-
venir’for those who did. and a *plendid
description for tho«e a h«> did not vl*lt
the Fawiwert— vte»,iti»*. the latter fl <»*
r*e wiH rtnd U a m->«l reliable auhktiluie lor
ad‘fVHrii*-fvrito«*»m»rilMt
I,<-1 It L Inreu-ely iiitere*tir<g to the adult
and - houlil readily se-’ente I luto ev-
err h*.u)»rh'* , d the e<0||.*ati<*« .‘f i**#
vim jigged id . Agent* ••a>fll fi' e i<|M'U
roeclftiri ifteea (Ita jroat- la (rewtag*:
ism 1 ii imrnimmahmltltkM*
NOTICE^OF FINAL SElTLE.MENT.
Notice Is hereby given tliat the un
dersigned will file his l!m.l account
with J. K. Bneliihg, Esq.,^Jndge of
Probetc, on Saturday, December 21st,
1'JOI, a* Executor of (he Estate of Peter
C Beard, deceased, ami a,k for Letters
Dtsmiesory. G. W. Beard,
. , Executor.
Nor. 10,1901.
NOTICE to debtors andcrkd-
i runs.
3L_s£XCii.OS», GrOrLts.
I-
ys
y
MeNiS AMp POYS*
CLOTHING’
•hied to the E«tafe of
:il. are rrqia.'-Uuiao i
1rip*0Mi haF!n„ 1
u* ai*aitt*t the *ak! E-late will pfe- I
the feAtite dulr a lt-»ied. t,i the ufi- -
All i^ernons losl
ILF. Wiilir. doc.
■1st
Qtel
WUllrioa,». C, iHft*
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M T Wi,lt*.
irt^d Kfeeutor, *|
ftovMther PaM
SAMUEL WILEY &
ItROWX BtlLDlN(*,C0ENEE MAIN AND EIRE
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