The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 12, 1901, Image 2

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TTILTZ The Bamwsil PbodIb. * 1X3.1. HOLMES, Edittr 1 Prap'r. ftltttEST COClfTT ^IRCUliATlO!l THUKSOAY. OEOKMBER li. 1001. ^AHYTODO. , ... * - • MTIJlimyoneof McLuMrln** cn«*mle» tilemp name nn wn.’i In the finite than he l»? Who In hi# superior In iptod menner#, lo>rl«!i»l ari(iinient, »nrt AoiiTlncinf upeeeh f IF## eny enemy of SlcEmielimhown up to be hi# equitl? THiny defumer know# a «uperlor to Mo- Laurtfi, ke will confer a favor on the public by (Ivlnif hi* name.' Ir tl'>e* not occur to u* juat now —Abbeville I're#* And Banner. *' It bar not occurred to yoe, Brother tVUaon, beeau*e you haven't ihoiight About It. You have two townamen. Uen. K K. Ileinphil) and'Mr. W. II. Parker, who are far auperior to Mc- Laurln. Ami Jud/oe Benet, a former resident of your town, la head and shoulders above him. There may be fitter* Hi Abbeville. Trts I'son.s i# a* far from belnjf .McUvjrln’a dafameV a* ft la from beinx hi* man Friday, and a* tin willing to do him under Jiutlce a* Pi give aim ever prat**. Iti* natural that home folk# with whom we are well ac* ajuainted ahould seem •mailer than oth* art mere diHant and only ve<-n on pa rade occaaiona. for a prophet is not without honor. *ave In hlsjnvu country. To u* at thi# distance Senator XI cl.u nr- In apiieara a uiightily overrated pcr»wu, and if that opinion la wrong «e aVe open to conviction, and we call on the Pres* and Banner for an Itemised state ment of the achievement* of the ?*ena- tor, and of the fscu on which It base* Its estimate of hla (realrteis. The /overnmenl agricultural report Waned on the hi ln»t. put thl* year's e«- timaud cotton crop at ti.671.01)0 bale* of 46VJ pounds esrli, snd In lea* tlitn two mlnatea the pries mlvaatawd <•#» lUxWea *n»r WI ..UTION DOTH. Hr. Doughty of Augn*ta was In town on Monday on professional bu»luesi A very Interefttiqg ineerfng of Willis* t m l.odiro K. of P. «** hdd Friday. Page rank wii* coufeired on twocandi- dt'ev II .leff Harvey and J T. SihUh Jr: Are in Charh«t >u att* u llng the inciting nl ttrand J.ndge MasOtts. R v. W. M. .Iitne# rein me I on Fri day .from IliptWr .State Convention and report* that It was the be«t convention be ever attended, lie preached two very fine aetmons ill hla church on Sun- 'day. {# ( apt. W. H. Kennedy ha* been quite sick for morejhan a week with fever. K-v. Kiohard Catmll wa* in town laiit week, working In the Interest of hia scbwd (industrial) In Colombia for colored children We wish him sue- ce«*. a# wc have known him since a boy and he deserve# it. ONE OF BROWN'S BK-Vf. Dr. C. C. B own write* to the Baptist Cornier a hi ut how he strui k lame: I w a< going to *ch<ol to I im who t n iw Jkn iwn snd honored j as Rev. Arthur Bn Wt. concerning whom I many , For Injuile#, times swore that I would whip him the day I reached iwrdllt-one, and whom 1 would rather h ne hugged than w hip ped w hen the day did come. At the it uc named, however, I had just begun iiBcoin.DN r have htoodit. It he’d had Itching Pilea. They’re terribly annoying; but Ud 'kleu’s Ar nica Salve will cure the worst case of pile* on earth. It ha* cured tliouManda. Pains or Ko.llly Krup- tlons. It'* the l»e*r salve In the world. Price Sac a box. Pure guarantee 1. Sold hv C. N. Iturtkbvller and Creech’s Pharmacy. *• The State of South Carolina. Improved Farm For Sale. T. B. ELLIS. Jr. Situated one-half mile from E’ko. £ in /ey0r a/}(J Civil Engine* C.; uwellinjf, hoMH*** s & ten I Tim rgaiwwtwi—iuwniihais"T»TT minion or im»re hale* below ilia rigure* of N*IM and other repre*rnialivi• of foreign And domestic buyer*. Ilealde*. ] thl* year's we'ght* are about pound# average below last veer's, rapid marketing of the crop hat bad laucb to do with the decllns In price. As long a* receipt* were as large aa lw«< r*er tka ans'ilmoua report of gen eral dlsetter to the crop w*. n<4 bellev ed. end the btare bed tbelr own » way. DOTS FROM TINKERS CREEK. The fanners ifre about througli gath ering (heir poorly made ciop lor this year, but Miev are not through talking alNtut hard time* or ihe had year, y*t thi* I* not the tlrst had year we have ever hail, and I am sure of oue tiling, that thi* I* not the beginning of loud timee. In general, when friends rued It I* a welcome, «h#ke of the hand- and then their p*«* word is something con corning tjie weather, that !• very near the second word* spoken. Imt it is not that nOw; It I* what I* the news# Nothing, nothing hut hard time*; that, Tsilt that we o.'rfij'ar; time* are inn 1 ■ hard fpr us to nav up our subacrlptlnn bill, or ration hilt, guano hill or any other kind of hill. I do not know w It ill <• going to becotn i of us: it is hard tu tell but let ns all pray that find may bless us in the next tear, whose sun ■hiMe w ill be lAiglite.r tl a i ever before. As we sUted 11*( week that the I,a die*’ Mi-sionr.ry Hoclety had rtiade up meney to hit) blinds lore the chuich. but It look* verv mm h like they w III Have lopiake up money to have them put Mp. Thev are not all up” > et anil, ladies. | think that it -hows the appre ciation of the brethren of Palruioiint «'h'irrh of w h*l voo have done. Now. hrelhreo. I do urge you all that this matter ahoohl he attended U> at onre Now let us go to work and hang tho*e blinds, fur our wives, sisters and daughters made up the inouev. Come now and let'sjlo what we can on our pait. and utav (sod l>le*a thym Ilf tk« in Ida eawrti eOee ere iliuwg. Mr, J. I. Armstaoi.g la visaing Itarnwcll fricnils Ikia week. K. P. M. iiambf.ro coUn i y news. Tb •»*« II vatt. cotton mill operative, aged alniul A) fears, r<MWW*ltted snlchle b> Uklng Uodauum on the night wl the.H mat., on account of tliaappoiiM •uenl in hoe. M aster l.-onsrd. age.l ID t ears, son of Mr. W. K rpaun. wliik' out hnntlng lust the tbouib A I two llrst tluge.r* o hi# left baud by the bursting of hi* over Um led gun. ittate of Boulk CarolSne ) ,• ooniv of H*mberg | To the lion. W C lleuet, presiding Judge: TbeCrand Jurvof ••nit wun- tj In tue >(41# aforesaid, respectfully renwrt. •••v • I hat ther hive acted npon kll the eurt by eutving down democralie. |n-l ,,,,u I I i II* tniei t w hhh hpve bsren rrs».i»s r**,., 1.1n ... pla*w I before I hem and have male re ® ^ I turn of iheir action upon the ume from • ^oewtlfig of noses In I ||me to Ume to the t •oirt. faror of reducing the llonae msmtier- Tbst ihev bate •Mte.l and examlnetl • blp from—U*J7J with the avowe.| of tire County and The new* tent out fn*m IVaahlngtnn during the first week of tb* first aeseion I •f (be Fifty aerentb Congress show# tket rough rider pollfhe will l»e In the | saddle dcrlag Rooeevelt'* ediwlnlatre-I kpeakrr llcndcrtoi made the purpose ef reducing the number of Me Ml hern Representatives and making ike vole cast • new oesi* of represenla- Uoa. In place of the eld ewe of popale- •fee. (fe the republiren claim that It Is a peMy that dee# thing* I# to he con- tiaoed. aed the "grend old part)" re- male* a# unchanged as Utr spot* of the leopard or the completion of the Kthl- •plaa AH the gush of four years ago a* to a reealted eeuntry. brother!) lote And the brldglng-ef the blotnlr chs-m between North and South la now for gotten. By It the split tongned, cloven footed politician* of the North sought Hand luccoededl to blind the Jcmm-rst- ■depoopfet- thw ihacimpertsTIsot hs# l»ein* if xcu upon the country they forget their broken pledges and promises and begin to pre pare for the trouble In store when the people shall sober up and ‘understand the fsme thst ha* beer, plated, with tbelr prosperity and Jlberly a* the stake*. HOT a i I FF. Henators Tillman and XlcUurln had another violent verbal collUlon in the Menate on Monday. Senator -McEanriu apoke to a question of personal privi lege. referring tu tire newspaper state ments that hs had been denied r.diui*- elon to the Democratic caucuses, jll® insisted that he U still a Democrat and fh*’ appointment of Democrats, but when he could not get them he wanted decent Republican*. Renntor Jone* of Arkansa#, Chair man of the National Democratic Com mittee, said that McLanrin had refused last Spring to go into the Democratic caucuses, claiming It might emhaira** him, done* added that McLanrin had been voting with the Republicans for two years. Senator Tillman recited the incident* of the campaign In this sta’e and chal lenged McLanrin to write out hi* res ignation to the President of the Senate and he would do likewise. Senator ilotrof Maaaaclinsctt* made the point that under a strict construc tion of the constitution the Governor had no rlgl)t to permit the withdrawal of their resignation, and expressed riouht whether either senator is enti tled to nddrgss the benate. Than the Menace went Into executive session and the controversy ended -for a while. A CARD FROM MAd. IZLAR. Mr Editor: Permit me to use. a small space in jour valued paper to cenyey my sin cere thanks to my friends and fellow citizens throughout the county who honored roe with their sunport and with tbelr votes at the recent primary ‘Alectioas. I am sure that no one could appreci- Ate more tiuo 1 ibis evidence of their coufldenqe, end should I live to repre sent tne county In the active work of the Legislature I will endeavor with whatever ability I may posses to <fe- •erve the confidence they have so hon ored me with, and as the representative •f the whole of the people will tty to Metre Ike “well dooe” of eHwty fettow | have postponed tbe publication Snd them in k' n »>l and efHelenl order. I That they havesl*** visited and ex- • mliied lire Coniiiv dal, and And It well and prnperlv kept end the prl#onei« well eared for. And also at the duly Term, of tire current yenr, railed attention In the I lack of proper and ncc-*eeary case* for the filing. I'rwlerliou and preservation of I Hie papera In the ofUrr i f the dudge td I Probatr, aud re.SHiim.-n led that -aid of- I lice he supplied at ot ce W.th the needed furniture and ease*, and they now. re port that their recomuiemUtlons tu thia regard hate beeu'd aregatdrd. They rrcounttend that ths uiemhers | of the Lrglslaltii.'* from tin* c.iuuty fie requested to make effort to have the legislature at the conitng acssion, re pc»l the.prorlaion of the Law which ulres Itamhcrgl oontv to p if any ot errecr* of work on the ri>aT* They recommend that our represen tatives la the legislature be roqueetetl to hate provlslm a tna.le In the supply bill fora eoutlngeut fond of Two Hun dred dollars to b-suject to the order of the Oountv auirer visor for the pur- po»e of paying the npenses of recap turing and rHurnlng prisoners escaped from th > cminty chalngang * Tmyileh tea iih, a* part* f thl* r- pot t. n aiateuicnt laid before them by the Countr Auditor and Treasurer, in r fer.-nye to the condition of the Coun ty Treasury. They recommend that the County Commissioner* he directed to make suidtV'hange* in the Court Room as w ill enable the pre-lding judge, \« bile seat ed on tha bench, to *cc the door* of the Petit J ury rooms. They beg leave to return fh-lr thanks to the presiding Judge and the Solicit or for their courtesy and consideration to the Jury iu the discharge of their duties. Re*pdctfullv submitted, K. F. Kitrtrd. Foreman. Hl'ATEMKX I’. At. the time of aet.Hement made by Mr. A. W. Jones, auditing dork for Comp trollei'Oeneral, nn the*23rtl day of .Ittlv, l»ul we Hud that the county was due as follows: Due the State $711 24 Due School Fund Jl.tlgf) '►<; Katin, aud came, in uty -tuilb s, to the filth declension of noun* Tl-.e thing seemed to me to be alt .gether Irrrgular, out of all reason, and nnlearnah’e. r^o, I decided one morning to devi*c a plan f >r staving from -ehool. I struck lamn wgaLi. and came ntntn Im akfast on lwx> crutches made of my fa’her’a walking slicks, one under each arm. Mother and father seemed very sorry for their poor litt'e boy. My breakfast wa* given to m<t i while I sat ori a rug before the fife. Nothing w as said about go IngtOHchool. How-could a lamed and crippled boy walk to school! In the vegetajile garden I had a pet rabbit in a box. and mv father, oht of what seemed to me to be sympathy and,con sideration for hi* pooF little boy, hroirght the rabbit and box Into the dining room. He also brought some Bollard leaves for me to bed the pet with. I was busily engaged in this, when hv some deft movement of his hand, the dour of the rage flew open and out hou-ced my rahhir. I forgot that I wa# lane I only remembered that my rabbit was loose and might get awiiv; so up I jumped, and after two or three tut n# about the dining room, I CHpturefHhe DeS*l, ‘a-Wd felUmCd to the rug where the cage was sitting. M\ lamenc.s ha l suddenly d s-apin sr- ed. I g >t tiie rabbit b.t 'k- Into tit • cage, and was about '<» straigbten up U> receive congratnl.tttoti*. when L-felt acloteir at the hick of my. collar. While lie thus held me H< V father pul led a long cowhide on of his pants leg and for a few- momenta 1 was in a state of great physical distress. When he let up on me. he took inV books down frnm the mantel piece, and order**! me to go straight to school. Suffice It to •ay. I went, and I don't know that I have ever struck lams from that *tav to this. _r: • THE DEADLY TURNED DOWN LAM!'. Tire Princeton, W. Va., Journal vuvr : •Who dow n k tlieriaf W'e are all areiistomed to tire •IDagrevabld tome- ari-tug from this cause, and w hen New York was suf fering from an epidemic of diphtheria, the bx.si’d of health dicldCit that Its presence * as t<* be attributed to the fufTicsof ■ kerosene lamp turned down low, more than to any other »lngle cau-e. W hether or not this Ire so. It certain)v is a mistaken kindness on the pm of so imlitigeiij mother t" allow a U nn t • remain in ■ child's bed room with toe flame liirne<| dow n. A turn v I down kenweire lamp Is a mag •/ice of deadlv gas to which fits strongest I ing-csunoi Ire sale!? exw>»ej. i U.i t a turnril ~ ! , _ crosvne Iamp^TiThV'ee.'n.p^: -rtrrnrrrnrTruxy. hf r n r.mESt that B *fore y< u can w In not to lose. you must learn WHITE MAN TURNED YELLOW Great consternation wa# felt bv the frioMhinr M. A. Hog irf.y of Lex’ngt >n, h iBBften tliev saw he wa# tiiniing yel- lovi^Tli* skin slow ly changed color al so his eye*, and he suffered terribly. Ills dialady was Yellow Jaundice He wak treated bv the best doctor*, but without benefit. Then he was advised to try Electric Itlttera.* the wonderful Stomach and Liver ’emedy, and he writes: -‘After t iking two bottle* l was wholly curedf" A trial proves p> matchless merit for all Siomaeh, Liver aud Kidney tronble*. Only .Vtc. Srrld by Creech’s Ph irontcy andC N, Burck- halter, druggist. N O I U K. A UMIMSTRATRIX SALK Under and hV Virtue of H u order of ll'.n Jno K. Snelling. Proha'e Judge for the County of H.trnwell. State of Month Carolina dated the !>ih day of December. A D. ISktl. the undersigned will sell at Rattrwell If on Kslesdav in Januarv. A. D. I'.Hfi, immediAtelt af'er Hie sherilf and liaft-r's Sate* rlie lotlow ing descrihml |ter»ntih! |*ropertv : One Sew mg Machine, ttrre Rocker' hair,* • T*n Single Rlankef*. a»»d a Mor gage ul Real F,state execu ted hv <4. K Ryan Dec. 22. 1*01, to J W. |.am-a»ter et al., *iw neil bv J. W Lancaster at the time of hi# death; tbe amount doc on inurtgvg* -iebt is One Tbrnt-aml Ibdlars ho*| t<« irs-imercat at •even percent., interest pa v able annu ally. PrincipRl due Mild pat aide Oct. l»l. likt*. Mortgage recorded In Deed U.Mik II J., Pa- r2ffr- Terms of Bale—(ta«h. — l.uev IK Lancaster, Adm'nistratiif on Estate of J. W. Lancaster, deceased. Dee. hth. I!<01. Total Shot (age paid by J. Dick inson Bal due school fund by County now Jtqrmwed from "fsinking Fund $3,300 Borrowed from Bank Charleston 3,000 0,300 $4,3-13 NO 2,031 Of. $1,712 14 Total Tax levy for ordinary county purposes 1'JOl Expended over levy for 1'JOL by cotuity $S,012 14 $7,051 30 CORN BREAD IN EUROPE. A few year* ago the tire of corn meal fur fmtd wa* unknown in Kuro|*s. but la*t year l!rj 51u a7*» l>tt*h< , l« uf tu.in were sent to Kurut*#*, an I a large pro- p irtlun wa* ured for homtii fteal It ha# lre«*«iNte panlculary popular In Belgtum, tine #>f tire must denrely pop ulated cutiiiirles In the world, and within a #hnrt time e'eveii Urge mill# have been erected for grinding corn, while ih* consumption ha# grown to 13 UU (MX) bushel* a year, and |t# pop ularity c**nlinues to Increa**. Cnrnbread h* so much more palatable than the ryebread, widen I* the e*>m- iiton f*Mal of the peasant* of Kuro|re, that It Is certain in time to take it* place. n<>w that the rffurts4o popular ixe It are bearing f'uit.aml thi* g eat field opening for c«*rn mean* that the low pi Ice# prvta'llng a few years back have gone lorcver. IT IS TRUTH THAT IIL It TB. “A lawyer In a conrtrooru mav ctl* a 'mail a liar, •■-••nndrel, # illaln or thiri and not wire will make a complaint w hen court adjourns.” say# the Xlarshall Wave. It a newspairer prints such re- a dr-a*d i-dfwrr^Tm*' owing to tl>e fact that the people be lieve w hat the editor says. IV hat the lawyer »ay# cut* no figure.—Exchange. Capt. Richard R. Turner, who was acting keeper of the famous Libby pri son in Kiclumind when the city fell, dropped dead In Suffolk, Va.. last week. 'Vtieri Richmond was captured Yankee piisoner* told their troops harrowing I dea of the cruelty thev had endured, and C*pt. Turner was locked up, with the promise of being hanged next morn ing. During the night hi# hair turned white as frost. Notice i* herebr given that the un- der«iga*d will file hi* final account <* Ith J K. .Nm ldog. E-q . Judge of Probate on rat irdav, January 11th, Itai2, a# Execiiirlx of the K-tate of J.ihn F. Itlrt. deceased, ami a«k for L*-it«rt DI#inU«orv. Mr* Marti.* Btr% Dec Uth. Had. Executrix. THE STATE ll SiCHi CAK0L1.NA. COUNTY or II.\ HN IV ELI . ‘ - By J. K Bnelling, E-*j , Jodfof pro- bale In IDruwrll t minty. Where#* B F Deer appHes for la*- fera «»f AtluiltllsfratlffH ••fl thV estate «»f Jol n W'. |*ecr, decBiseal. There arc, therefore, to cite and ad- niouDh all aud sing'dar the klndrcl tml iredltots'of the said diseas'd, lo he and apiwav before me at a • onrt of probate tor the #*i I county to he Uol.l- en at Barnwell t*. II. on .Saturdat, 2I«| Decern!* r A. D. I'.ad, at II o'clock a. m to •how cause. It anr. why lire said admini-tration •lionbi not Ire granted. Given under my hand and seal of tl r Court (Ida 6 h day of |)-ceudrer. A. I', pail, and in the one hundred aud tweu- I ty sixth rear-of the sovereignty and I tidi-| endei.ee of the I'nited .Mates of j America. Pub.iahed In Thr Bar.xw rll Pkoclk Deccnitn'r 12 h. Had. To the Commissioner* 6f K cctiona fot the County of Barnwell: WHEREAS Hon. J. B Bates whn^ at the General election held in Nov A, 1 too, was chosen a Memb* r Aff—ttitr House ol H*-pre*entatiyes for the £ Mo tion Districted Barnwell County, to airve for two year*, ha# since said elec tion died. And ftherca* the £)nn*fit.u- tion of the Btat-vof Bontii Osiollua di rects that In suchlAcase a Writ of Elec tion shall be Issued by the Bpeaker of the House of Representatiye* for the purpose of filling the vacancy thus, oc casioned for the remainder of the term for which the Member so dead wa- elei teit to agrve: NOWrTHKKK'ORK, you and each of von are hereby required, after due ad vcrti-en'ien:, and with strict, regard.to all the provision* of the Constitution and Laws of the add State touching your duty in such case; to nold an elec tion for a Mvmber of the House of R*‘p resetuatlves. for the Election DDtiict aforesaid, lo serve for the reinalnd. rof the term r or which tire said J B. Bates whh elected.; the Polls to be open d at the various places of election in the •aid District on Friday the twentieth day ot December, I'.tOt, hv the various seta of Managers for those place# re spectively; and the counting of the votes cast and the declaration of the result of the election to be in, accord anc± with the provisions of law provi ding for the General Elec:ions and ‘.lie manner of conducting the same. THIS WRIT, Together with your return of the EIbctioii to be held tiM/ler it, have before the House ot Represent alive* at hs next me ting alter the Election. WITNESS the Honorable W. F. Me venson, Es juire. Bpea’ker of tli>- lions ■ of R.presentatiies,' al Pheniw lirr# sTxtlidav of XoVt tuber in'the year if imr Lord one th ni-and nin«* Imndred and one. W F. Mevenson, Sp-;.kerof the Hm.se uf Represeutaliut*. Turn <11 oner. —Urerk of the H Ul-e of Keprerentat: ve*. Btatc of Sou'll Carol inn, ) ~x~ C ninty ol Barnwell. ( Notice t* herebr gBf<*n that ntirauant to above Writ au elec ion will be held at the several precinct* established b\ law i'l Barnwell County, on Friday. DvcemlMir 20lh, JUOt. lor one Reprr scMitalive hi the General A«-embly for the upexpired term of tire late Mon. Joseph B, B«i«*. — # - -- -- - - ....... w-. - All buildings In llrst ela»# comli'ion. i Fine water Farm known a-Joe Il iir ,-- •''tn dal ittention give!) to the compB orJsanford place, contafiilng 2t , 2 acres tation of water-power#, leveling MM Term# easy. Apply to , drainage. ... w '> . <- A postaleardaddrestedto me xt xlRf# DR E C. SMITH, s. G., will .receiv* ftrompt attan- oct.l-Bm Willi,ton, B C. | tion. , ' octl-fifi, lj TO THE PEOPLE OF BARNWELL COUJjUr. Your attention I* oftilcd to ih<* following special department# of the I’ar.iwell (Iradefl Nch-ol: Dep^rtinent of art in ail its branches under Me*. VV, W. Moore. Department of mu tc’unrter iss Edith Xownsend. lk«naitment-of Hhortb.ih'd and tvpetvrMng under Ml## Jennie Pate. H'gn School Department under Priucljail ami aseist uts. Our teaching corps consists of eight expericned instructors and we are now offering k 4 course e«tuttl to that of any preparatory school iu the Mate. Foard a"d tuition at very moderate niter. For informat on and catalogue addresa IV. II JONES, Prihcifal. GEO. H. BA TES, Chait man. I'nIU at each voting p’a.'e will be ojre-teo m( 7 »,VI«ck a. m and tdoxrd at 4 o'clock P III. I he follow lug named per*«»ns have been appointed M A> AGE KB OF KI.KCriOV : Allendab Farmer, Kr« Trednct—W nk l*rie#t«-r: BJIdmk I'rtN-liret-pJ « | llar«4eii, w |t Warien. > ni.u k. t 1 Calho in. O I ■ K W llvrne, t II Rhoden. I. irnFTT'W Walker, Barn welt l*r> c.m t I C Owen*. J sli Bikler. Blsckviliv I'rrcin. t—< j F Hair, \\ i;cy ftlreitow Elko Precinct—T ETil \ Hair, t'liarlie W.ule. I Era Inton I’recim-t—J J ! <* Mowers, J-1, Box. • I Fairfax I'reeinet—II B Harvey, J | IV liliams, VV U K -ar-e llervulc* Creek B.-bmd House Pie Udnel—O VV Moiri#, J I, Bax'ey, Willi* Grubbs Jrrry Bnelllng's—T O Davis, W I, I Ballet , I.oiii. >« I., r Auditor’s Appointments 1902 Toe County Auditor or his Repre sentative will Ire at tbe following pla ce* named at dales oppo.ite for the pnr|e»-e of taking retu'iis; BHeRiug, Tii<fr>day J.iny. Dunbarion, Friday, •* Barnwell, >»iorday, “ “ Monday, HaMo«-k, Tueadar, Furse Btore'a We lue»d »y, ** hoftbvrrs,^-e. 'Fsmrsdwvv- **■ A-Mev'a 44 ~nT ~likn»*if#b TTlfti Baruwelf, Saturday, 7. 3 4 u 7 H MM If E II Jenkin#, Manic) II triiMin. Jack Creech. Mill* tie Tre.-iiict—J 11 Duncan. C F K ••mine, I II Donliar. * Mixaon’s Mill Precinct—P II Baxley. VV I. H.tr., > || Grrsti Robliln# I'reeinet—Oscar Foreman I B J B«il»y. F D Bo*h. ’ Bycsmoie I'reeinet—J M Allen, B K 1 Mi ley, J L Aug ley. Tinker* l reek n, l#o*il ||ou« • Precinct ! —4 M Ueatbcisbce B U M'lchsll, VV II lie Hair. , I'lmer Pn# I net—A K Tutcn, J 0 Griffin. Jone* William*. * Williston Precinct—Alfred Owens, J | M Hair, H K Anderaou. On day of Kiecdon tire Manager, mo tu-rgauUe bv toe* election of a (*h*irm*n and a Clerk. Tho Cotis'ifu tioiial oath mnat he taken by eacIrMau- i ager ‘retorc he can act, add sJ-o by th*- VkWSwOi 1 Thi (i»nij IT TOtTHES TIIE IT KLE. ‘ People w ho've tried it »ay thi# of .Nature’# Cong'i Reined). It soothes the irritated bronchial* ami allays all throat inflammation caused by coughing. If you have a cough or cold, get this remedy and get well. If yon are Iiokihc it will clear your voice in a few hours. Wo have sold a gr^at many dilTVrent cough medicines ami we unhesitatingly say that Nature’# Cough Remedy is the best we haie e>er handled. People that have tried it say that it I* tiie best. It it doe# not gi\e you satisfaction it w ill c n #t you nothing. We don’t w.ant your money for nothing. Creech's Pharmacy. ** Monday. • « 1 A, Kline, Tu sdsy, 4 » 1.1 Appleton. Wedne*dav. • • # II 1 iimcau, 8am# Store, Th' :ir#. '• 1(4 Allemiaie, Friday.. • « • 17 BarnwtH, Saturday, k« IS • k Monday, • k 20 Fairfax. Tuesday, I# 21 Sycamore, Wednesday, fi« 22 Ulmer, Thursday, • 4 23 Barnwell, Saturday, • 4* • , 24 Monday, 14 2d Ilercnle*. (School 1 louse) Tue*. 147 Hilda, Wednesday. kk 2H Blackville, Thursday, V 20 Whaley,. Friday, % i 80 Barnwell, Saturday, 4k 31 “ Monday, Feb. 2 Furlfj thr lit.>o<i Rv taking the old reliable Botanic Blood Balm (ll.ii.lt.); cities uicets, scrofula, eczema, pimples, itching «k:n. aching bone*, bolls, carbuncle*. If you are all run down take B. B. B. It will give life, vitality and strength to the A>lo°rt. B B. 1$ makes the blood pure and rich. Druggist*, $1. Trial treat ment free hv w riting Blood BaliA Co., Atlanta, Ga. - . $357 Cl The Pre*hyteri»n.church. Elton 8t . near Fulton, of which Kbv. Mr W||*on i* pastor, w itnes-ed a beautiful sight on Sunday la#!, the chrinenlng of M r. J. F. KneptM) and bis four children, J. F. Jr., Robert White, Mlldred Gertrude and I.iicTTle Amelia. A very large co"ff r ''IC»ll»>n ws* present, and the ^charcAsrai dUcourre oa STATE OF SOUTH CAR04.IN A.I lUHXW XU. Cor.NTT. - j Office of County Board of Control. Wire teas several petitions for the lo cations of dUfreusarle* at various points within the county have been presented to the Or u 11 ty Board of Control, and the merits and demerit# of same having been carefully Inre^tlgated. with the conclusion that there are at present as many di*|re«)«*rre* within- I ha epaaty Rt will be Self-sustaining. TirKWROWS. Itdreioa E e necessity of mission uikllng of rhutebot. Ac. . After thy service. maHy relathe. smft^ ^ friend* repaired lo Mr. fc.nepn>nla-re>sei j dem-e elrerc ■ po.'Dtlwu w«s served.— Exdtaage, petition now Wfory the Board be grant* -#»#► Eilko, Toesday, *' 3 Williston, Wednesday, *' 4 Rosemary, Thjirsday, “ 5 Rarnweli until Fehy. 2) after which lime 5*)% penalty wtl 1 be added all perAonal property delinquent. This year i* the time lor returning all Real Estate. All land owner# arc expected to make a return of w hat Ipiid# they own. giving valuation per acre and number of building* and value of|«ame, if thi* is carefully attended to it will sane trouble. W. II Duncan. Co. Auditor. Barnwell, 3. U . Noy. 2!hh, ItKfl, f-Mt RllWII TRESPASS NOTICE. Notice i# hereby given that all per son* are forbidden from hutiting birds on the places of the undersigned. C. >1. Ray, E. E. Morris, K. L. Still. Henry Hutto, . c■ - • • J. K. Lain, C. F. Carter, K. L. Still. Th-* M mag.-r* h»v« the power to "fill a vacancy, and if n..ne of the Managers attend, the citizens can a)>j*oui.t from among the quailfiod voter# the Mana gers, w ho, alter ireing swoin, can con duct the election At the close of the election the Man ager* and Clerk ninst proceed publicly to open the t.allot boxes a d count the ballot# t'.ierein. and Continue without adjourntnent until the same is comple ted, and ipake a ktatemeut of the result sign the »ame. Within three day# thereafter the Chairman of the Board, or some one de signated by tiie Board, must deliver to tiie Commissioner# of Election the' poll lists, the boxes containing the ballots and written statements oPlhe result ot the election. One of the above named Manager- at each Piecinct m ist call upon the Hoard of Commissioner* at Barnwell Decem ber 1!' to receive ballot boxes, pol! li-ts #ntid instruction*, and to be qualified. M F. Hair, I. L Attaway, G. M. Greene, Commissioners of State Election. m THATS FIT AND FAIN, FIT TO EAT AND FIT TO WEAfl i — ; - • V # •* .. . . , at PRIC'ES-wliich are FA tB can be fosnd at S. KRASN0FF8. I don’t want to tax y< tir mind tfld ir.iicli tint want to impress you with the fact that I am in a p isition u. *avw you big taotiiy. All that \..u w ai.t arc facta aud rtliabl. m. rcl.*'dis. at buji I'li'.--. ‘'Success r riin\ ^STcvcr Siicceedsl” Tiie *u«s-ess 1 have achieved in purrbasinx niv Fall and'IVintcr Stoc • whil<i in tb. North Eastern mark»ts can not Is- described In tliis 'inall A half hoar spent iu my itore wUl coHVitice )ou taut 1 can save you ."kJ t*-r cent..on ea< u itoliar »js ut iu in) alore. Aq Up-To-Pale Stock. V)* stock i« cotnniely iu‘ every department #11 tliai ts new and up to-date In Dreaa flows Is.- NVioldsii .wa 4*»>lre»' r».ff Id .vaf liklUMI's can be f#a#nd bee#. - ►|ne Tailor Made suits, Unc ciii. t*. Fine Jai *i‘t-. Flue Silk W.bi-, Fin. (.apre, Fin# CbU-ireu Ue-f-. r~, ftc. Ac. ^ #t Clothing ngd Shoes. Vv line «•( 4 In bine. floe*, and ■•<: »> FcrU'slur. GresD i# unsurpassed. W. L Iv nglaa and C-radd-ii>. I ■ i . _ Fair and Square D > Kollo. Pricts Lower • Tnan Ite Lowest. DON’T FORGET £ Mild at wbotrsalc. I r»t *1 Js-ttum. ry U Urea’ed n'-lt doo* t. iprr«i»ua< All fr. r.rW. i. previMom a »k^c».)» }owr». S KRA3M0PF Leader in Low Prices. Songs of Scptombep. Following the natc s beptemb.r (iood Ski icss of the e bring the News :ifly that we are reaJ\ to give to our irvnJs even better service than that which has won lor id through past vears such a large and continuous patronage Irom the K*st people of this county, and her daughter. Bamberg. Oni stocks in every De partment are full to-overflowing, and compared to others are as a National Exposition contrasted with a County Fair. They were carefully selected in the .best markets of the East, North and West and w ill meet everv demand of the Carolina trade. Th:y were bought right and they will be sold at surprisingly low prices. \ We' Want Your Business. We Want Vour Cotton. and will spare ho effort, to nuke our dealings both pleasant and profitable to Our custofteft#' YOU WILL WANT •> * our Dry Good's, Dress Goods. Shoes, Notions, Clothing, Gro- .eiuA, HaIn. f urnishing Goods, \c. ftc- cStc* &e., when vo Uea-hS urdfv aiidpeltea JUvrup-to-Jaie iTiey. are. ietrn how benevolently they are onetd. We could write a week it we had time and not complete the catalogue, but nothing less than a visit and examination will tell vou how far description falls below reality. Give us a cajl, we’ll do the rest, and our full staff of courteous salesmen will give you their most courteous service. Leroy Molair. I^Vi 11 ^StooTc: Charleston Exposition Rates Via The Southern Railway. To All Overseers, Notice. The taw entitle* the county to four (4) day* labor per annum from each able bodied man between the ages of eighteen (id) RO<Uirty*flve (33) years, except Ac. (see See 4 Road Laws), and all overseera w ho have not worked tbelr hand# the required four (4) data will n<>w warn out their nauds and require service as p»T tire law., W ItatroRD, Co. Supervisor. Per R. C. Rorkrts, Jr.. C'erk. Barnwell. 8. t,'^ Nov. I’.'. HIQl. On account of the South Carolina in ter f't.'it** mid West Indian Exposition fo be held in Charleston, S. (J.. begin* nLug December 1st. 11)01, the Southern Railway w ill sell excursion ticket* to Charleston and return at the following attractive rates: Fr.-m Barnwell: For $4^23 tickets on sale daily, limit- “fed to return, June 3d, 1002. For $3 15 tickets on *alc daily, limit ed to re'iirn ten dsv*. $2 o.'i ticket* on salt! Tuesdays and Thursday*, limited to leturn seven da vs. Coij-espondlngly reduced rates from other poifK^. NOTICE TO F FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice i# hereby given that the un- der«ignedmii file hi* final account w ith J,- K. Miclllng. E*q., Judge of I'robatb, on Satiitday, December 2I#t. I1KH. as>Kxeeut»r of the K*t.aieof Peter C Heard, deceased, and a»k lor Jitter# Di*nii#,ory. G. W. Beard' Executor. Nov. 10,1001. Samuel Wiley & Co. . i Our Fall Stock is being $ •' ° Ii thoroughly completed every week, with prices to s r nit —Sfir- , * friends and patrons. LADIES’DRESS GOODS, 4?rvrrrrr Tot»rnToHw an'i*oreh>. t. fd-riNAT>r.i'!i 4 I FORB. —^P|P»»PfflPPWWI nil' HiidHii K. F. M Bits, dereared. are requested lo ■•■ke atvul. and all freraoo# liavtug ! rial•#>• •gain*! tire »a4*| K-late • III pre- ' *e Jl the ox J#*", dalj atir»icd U> tbe un- Jvralgired. MEN'S A hip ROYS' CLOTltlhiGL <#. W. Peacot k, K !«•■ lisfel, M. f Hair, CmMT Busrxl mt 1 Mtral B S±S& c. Notice 4* herehr given that (Me un- drr»ig»*e«l will fit* hi* final aremiiit ■ lib J k. Btrellmg, K«q . Judge #4 I’robaT*. «mi weiurdav, I»e«wher ti# 1 . ' 1991. a# GaardUa *4 tWe*ta»r< #4 M aff ] <*. Heard vk ol— sad 0*4 far (.e.ur-# j leeataMer. li. II le%fd. rynm*. Mki SAMUEL Wl t#ae«x mi & CO-