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fhs Barnwell Peoole. 1*0X3 HRAXCII I'UlLOsOCnV. J10. V. HOlijKES, Edinr 1 Prsp'r MEi.Kcnox or bked ookv. Long fxporlenv* and careful atmly liavu aliuw n that llic |/n»fi<>r Kel*«'Hoi1 of *eei| corn l« a nm«t Importan(‘factor in UB41K8T COUJfTT CinCULAXION THURSDAY. MARCH fl. 1002. I PUT YOURSELF lN w U18 PLACE By unanlmon* vote the Senate de clared that Meaers Tillman anil Mo- 1<aurtn were in contempt, llotli Sena tor* apologiaed. Both were equally oetunrei b.y vote of the Senate, al- thongh the extremei Republican* winh- •d to visit heavier punishment upon the muior than upon the junior Sena tor. 1 hat fettles the question of wrong doing. make* the matter what the law yer* call "re* adjndlcata,” and render* any further discussion a* to the beha vior of the Senators involved useless and unavailing. But there aro other feature* properly open to further noni- ■entc 1st. The difficulty occurred in the Senate Chamber, where the earrange- haaot between these former fast ft lend* commenced, and It was proper that the climax should be reached laore. True, ♦he Senate of the United state* proud ly esteems itself the most dignliied de liberative assembly In the world, but, fn thee# letter days, It* self esteem ap- paaf* to oa to be of the same character he thst which distinguished Its proto types of nineteen centuries ago, the Pharisees so accurately pictured in the ISd chapter of tb* Ooepel by Matthew. Yb# conceit of tbe ••itllllonalr#•*Club ,, wa# badly jarred, but that was better tbaa a collision would bare been In a primary campaign, where result* w««W most certainly have bcea much M. Any man ean bring reproach up- ha himself by ble own acts, and ronse qoently opoo bU family, because of the aam* blood, but no man. nor d r-u mm, no matter bow bigb in |•oslUoo > •M bring 'dLsgrwje oimo a M*te. e*pa» •tolly upon one with so high end ben- •toble o record ns !t*«U Caroline W« •tote that as a geoemi p*«»paeiiloa. In . noewer lo the im q«Mi dec la ration of tbo too loaay writers and ulhera who Base alleged tbo Osato la dtegraeo be •ease of Ule afair. Row If the If hi between the sews* tors from Oouih Carolina has breagbt dlsgraeo "poo she Mare-• hub «e do R !• portlaooi to consider bow very asoeh greeter the disgrace brought wpoo the Uolud Alasee hr the |*blilp- ploe policy. • bleb bee o. traged renndatloe prloHrles of ibis rep« f 1 tbe He a* all Hs bomeaH* profs sals ns and rote wsorod a • sr has ao far e mt ten tbonsan J Amei I* res feor bendrsd mill ion Ateer dollars, and no rainbow premia Ponce la tbe sh v of tbe Rant. M. la readlag the ofleUl arvonal nf thle matter esgiven In tbo l oogres 1 •tennl Record there Is good ground for tbe strong sneplctea that ibis mtilston I nf the Aennto-t os* the result of a pre • rvaeged Srbease a “pot up Job.** of tbe Repabllcsa mnjorltv Aeaelor dubn I *». Rpnontr of Wtersnsln, ace of ibHr J •’•bt ad roll word Jugglers, bad oa Frl- doy mode a speovb defending the policy of the adalniv’.rstlon as Is the Philip- pine petals. It was e long tala. Ailing some tOoolumntof tbe Reoor.l. In re- j Hf deaslnr Tllltean was ntaAlag a * spoerh of half tbe length aad double j tbe vigor of Mpooner s «pe-lal pleading. Altbeogh Acaalor Tillman bad avoldml totorrupilag Senator Spo»oer's speech tbe (after Uatci Senator Tillman by l' < L‘* lr JL , .V_ ,l U. '\U* away from the msin question rsbblt trail aOer Henator I.turln. Then be left blaiio Aghtlt out with hi* col league, promising that lie, McLau- rln. Witold be tbe re. Well, a messen ger brought Mr. McLauriu from acotn- Biiitoo room, and before be began Ills r« ply aa assistant sergeant at artrswss put, ao It Is 11 said, by Senator Frye. President of tbe Seoste, and Senator 8,wooer nebr the South Carolina Sena tors,'and his interference and the as sistance of other eenators quickly sep arated the combatants. * When tbe vote of censure wa* passed Senator Spooner did not answer roll call, and there ha* been a strong im pression in Washington that he, Spoou- or, wrote McLaurln’s answer. The theory oi conspiracy is only con sistent with Senator MoLaurlh’s as sertion the falsity of his colleague'* ultimatum, that ho could prove ‘•that the patronage of a State ha* boon given to a Democrat who voted for the treaty.” Sboator Tillman has been constitu tionally rough In his public conten tions, but knowing bis environments ho has apparently considered It a case be-i youd Sunday School method*. He wa« on tbe right nldo 'of the question, preaching the sweet charity of peace and liberty that covers a multitude of •Ins. Put yourself In hi* place and Compete him with Spooner, an opposite apostle, who places the responslbliiy for the Eastern situation on Providence and lays tbe blame for continued blood shed upon his political opponents, whose conscience* wilt not permit them to bow with him before Baal. , It i* a fact of great significance that tba Democratic Senators stood as one ■tan to him and preveqted the iguoml- tqr that tbe republicans hungered to pat upon him. Wa art not and do not expect to be Rader any obligation to the Senior Senator.^11* owes ui nothing nor de wn • Iffc kirn lo become dor debtor, but tNHtt treatment be be* received at tbe THE TILL IAN Mcf.AUKlX IROU- ^JDLK. ' » '• Last week w* published the As oota- tal Pre>s account of iho colloquy be tween Senator* Spooner o f WiM-enslu and Tillman of this State^bat led to the #t* much talked of rollDlou between the - .... , Houlh Carolina Senators. Comparing forgeta and I, avo* a biock In'and U«*xt! eonsidorW llt seie^^^lg , r:cd , ' corn , as tllntHCOount vvlih th«i official roiuird as week the samo Krtivle appears again follows: ". ’ but, luckily.for thb We are not coinplalnl.'ig about the newspaper* but BoimHIinae thtak It strange that view* on the outside and inside of tire paper are like'ihc witnre*- tbe production of prefUable crop* ’ lit ts In the Bible, *‘Jb*y agrev. not togeth-! a Utu Farnier’s Iiisiiiute P. O. lioldvn er. Psrtfj u* aire* Bv taking tbe old reliable Botanlo lllnod ilslni (U. H. R.); curea uloeis, scrofula, ecarma.-piniples. itching skin. I aching bone«, hoi Is, carl* untie*. If you are all run down take B. B..B. It will j found in the t.'ongrea«ioiial K»c<>rd. which readied Ms oil iinirday, we ||nd the A. I* ’* dcsciiptioti utmut as vivid ami inCor1vt!i a* it chapter In one of Headley's biographies. Mo we give br- ionr thiMiffielal account from the ord, ns It is well in nutters of such mo ment to know exactly what vv u said. No tenntorin] event since tlio days ot <ecos«ion has citueod a- great n si'iis.-v li m a< tile colIUlrm of tbe 22 I nit be tween Senators TiSlmnu mui McL.viirln. and wo know our reader* will l>o glad t'> know exactly bovv it came about: On Friday .sennt-or Mpi onsr of Ui*. dmslu li.«td dodarod thnt W. J. Hi van's iiitluence liatl * curej the ratilicutlon of ihe Trcatv of Puri*. Mr. T'llman —Uut with all 'Ir. P.ry- aii’s Influence—and it wuv very great, ImoHiieo It whs recognised then that |,ie would be tlm nominee of bis party— bo (IM not mid could net persuade enough men lieie to give the neress ipv vote*. After every nnn whom Mr. Bryan could Intl'icnt'e had bp-n Influ- ciicod him! coiiutcl you si ill" lacked votes, and yoi knew it. You knew bow you got them. Mr. Spooner—How did wp got ih^m? Mr.'Itiim.in—1 *ay yoq know bo\V you got them, Mr. Hpoouer—1 di» not know bow wc got them. I tin not know that any nun voted for (hat treaty except In obedi ence to his convictioos. lines the Sen ator know any different? Mr. Tillnun—1 only k> ow that In a court the Senator would convict oil 011 cnmsrantrat evidence inSti men. Mr. Mp.»>nrr—Doc* the ttenator Im peach a* y Scr.ati>rf Let him name him. I do nut impeach any Svnnt.ir. imr do I know anv ground lor Impeaching any. Mr. Tillui tn—( have reason to lu- a g-ud le*s Itevu from tire dr 'iimMantlal evUl**** 1 g-l o** ’ and aonwtimes tbo irewspapor man formulatwl the Important mdnt* to be Iflre life, vltalltv aiid strength to tire "*'* * 1 * ‘ ‘ bluul. It K. It. makes the blood pure and rich. Druggists, $1. Trial trc*t- nrent free by wrltingitlood Halm Co ,' rural reader, tbo specials *ri) not dated uud we read the difpatdios With Interest, unlike the town nun .wiio glances at the big son- s ttion tl hoa 1 lin‘* in th'* dal.Ire, tlicn the doty never crone* hi* mind again,- whi'c wo country tnckka Vv ill tice ouo It lia* hcon found bv experiment that in tbo ordinaiy corn field.aa high ns So per tout of tba stalks in ih<» row nr« barren; that I*, they have no ear* upon them. It lias b cu proven that where these barren stalks arc allowed to fer- . tilixAcnrs upon other stalka tbst a k** «l the Special*, for an lljtmrallon, “nil J prolific ear I* seem ed, atid one which II Atlanta (la. end from thing* tbsi luve been told i ure In con fide nc* bv moo ott in** other J side (hat Improper Infl renre* wcieiuej. M r. Mpooirer—Xsnre the * man. 'I hat ! I* duo to.I Ire t-niiiurT. and dw« In (he ! man whom von suspo-t sod l*f iuueudoi charge. Wlm w.strr !-• t him misser lor biui*«IT If l*« U still a nteaiber of ! this bodv. Mr. Tillman—IT Snot d-> ymi nvun* ! I rsnnat nsiMe the if. tn wlto Ui 1 'i tbe Information. H f 1 59b TrnyTati—( auual^ku iu* • ••f lb* man a lo gavu ore lire ii»l>»'e • explosion ocedrre I last iVcilnesday In a IViiiisylvauia mine ifnd it is known ili.tt. more than 00 Bvei ar,‘ lost and Ute I'ftioi.c uOriiof the removers ..<* lira de- bri*K>;il continuej.” The whole'thing i* w fvhont dale r.inl stah^ in llic extreme having,,for aught vve know, occurred long enough ago for ih * vv i.low* of rhe nuftirlunotc* to have laid aside ihtdr wecdsatul nfready inarried again, but then why ►houbi any of us complain. I’be “lipct'laU” are new to ua.initevery- body know * tat least all the well i.ufor med) thutit I* good enough for us, a* vvedont know anv betlbr. ilnd out here in the rural disirict* there i* *no cbaiiee to learn toe ditfr ranee in country and town reader D very pfitn. IVe' r ad ever.,' lliipg tliatc -m •* our way and w ould Mak* about a* mucli ado over tire sink tig of a sclKMiner and lo**of p.irtof tue crew kiouikI New York harbor n* tiie oidlnnry t ivvn man would if she Urge boiler* of the Barnwell Oj.l Mill were to explode and lo ge the. S'lperin- tawdeiit and Vanorql iiianagcr with nil the clerk* In the top of a t.i|i pine, wlih only a greasy spot b-ft of lire entire otitMt. lint Hien when wn dont know lh.it stale new* i* re.iilv stale we ought t« read it and - ay liothiug about U ttfl. 5e-* wc ctuifi! fin I a reiiK'dv. 1 he la’e f»»n I! ig>* ui iol>l ns r.r.ce ibat Ire did not like to talk about other p •'pie* besine**, especially w Iren Ire knew iioiiiiug ..bout it. So wa ibinV it n; It mqv >.e a-harder Job to pn|M-r ihkii we think for and s nneiiiirei t<» prerari r.m^h ra* t*’ lav RK • fre Editor •ati*. • , *pp t i # 1uMv vrh ? *!!►•« ufid Ih* |4 « 4 Hi ug«,a i I everi « f* obliged ren an old plantoil will tend lo produce more bar ren atalks. By cutting tire taascls from lire barren *ta!k* before they had ferti lized any of the corn in the held the II- liiuds Experiment Station has been able to reduce Ure per’centage of barren stalk* from 3d per cent to less than 1.3 per cent. \\ j should select cars which will shell o it about 38 or 90 per cent, though Sfl per cent is my good.- It has ben round that a long ear tend* to produce fdi-irt kernel* and tlie- abort e.»r to pro duce long kernels. If corn ia selected which yields more than IS per cent shelled corn, we are likely to get ears which ar* too hhort and rcduco Ihe yield per acre. * • A long torind give* a larger per cent of corn. The rows of corn on the cur ‘b mid be very solid and conip-scf, leav- lug no Sjiacc* between the sows on the out.idu. It j* also Important Ibat there bluuhl be no space betwceicthc l.ernvla at the point where it Is connected with the mb. Where snch sfaces sie found tbe small end of the kern. I I* generally thin and narrow, so that it d re* net sntHci 'iitlv protect tlie g-mi. boed of tlii* k 1 n I pilanfc ] iu nnf'ivo able w. sth- jtiOa inure iUrlv to rot in tire ground. In selecting » vj cjrnoire*b..uld also look for a large germ, a* ibis indicafcs a high *ijige of vitality .an 1 :U»u yields • larger p* rc?ntsge of oil. Tba paM« .f the kernel «orroiiii«lbig !liegerm sltonM •>•• of a rich translucent v ting rnat'the panicles of |UC*4.| together, giving .* oi p d U Me * s ve •I h !»• .a 111 K of it Sf ■ C*l. I. lit |> •! I lire pro* r I ciitlli g - I la k • •• lJ le. t-.lli i*r. ind ca- starrti trw •nsc Jse-ivv A complete change has taken place in the attitude of the' acunte and the house within the past ten ycaf's i.n the | subject of apVropiiaiion’g. Formerly tile senate wa* tire conservative body while ihe bouse wa* bent on “economy and relorty.” In nearly every InstaiH-e U irew wlrere there is a di-ii'gr.-emcnt be- As. tvyeen the senate anil tire bouse as to aalai'fc* the houae In Lt* on ihe largt r ligures.—New berry Observer. H H. eesKeRY. SELLING AGENT FOR W. Mosiini 5 ?ons’ Fine Pninis oni Viiriiishes, not exed'ed In tire United SUtr*. Those contemplating bou«e painting will do well to investigate their merits. —SOLE AGENT FOR- BFbccc!( I' Co.'s Fine Carriages, Stanhopes, SiJrries \ Jp^The reputation of these goods U well known JOB COULDN'T HA VE STOOD IT. It he’d had Itching I’ilcs. They’re ten il ly annoying; but Buckisui’s Ar- iiir..*i k>h)vc will cure tli6 worst c.HSfc ol piles on earth. It has cured- ti 1 „u*,iii!’a. For Injuries Pains or Bodily Krup- 1 inns, it s I lie best salve in tire vvorid. Price 2.k: a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold **>'O. Burckliaiter und Creech’" Pharnutcy. OFF THE FACE. “•'IT tbe face,” This is tin- cry of the spring hats. I Irey ere tilted hack from the f. rehead ai.d tit close to the hair in tire hack. Ice low c<dllure baa some thing to do with this, for if i* obvIMl* -that the idge ,>r the liar must meet the knot. I he brim*, too, arc t» bo u, turn ed and «tc full of curves and Indfenta- tion*. It goc* without saving that where *l,e lc ini* aro *o iipturired the under »ri.'mot? be f»e mt fu.ly trim med.—K Igefl.-ldTdiroiiicie. H The CcJe^rated Jacksoi) Y/ago^ Harness of all description* and for all purposes. Saddles, Bridles *nd Buggy and Carriage Rohes. Horse Blankets, also a Urge •' stock ot Carriage and Wagon Material. > 733 and 735 Dread Street, - AUGUSTA, GA. \V o /*v WHITE MAN ♦ * •— T( P.m.h YEl.t.OW. Orest friend* e j KT..~WtT' low. II rnnstcrnatl'.n f M. a. tiugir 'i lirev »vv be * "kin Sin»2 v was ft U bv the tv of I.e\ingr m i* turuing yel- I. ' Aiai esdor at- ty sirnr r.. i. It to u ,r i*i IUNDUEIi D 1 h*' 1 ir^^i r **!*% l-a il . 1. .i. 4 «'T •4 t anl h •ulf*m i t< rrri Mr. ion of il c kerm '* 1 i Id lalier Hi* in* dad V u as Y.- iw Jam >di< v Ur in ronUn: r.»«<S t lltf 1m* tt**r iVf HU* tr vaji Bv ts l>c*t d.i •elms. hut I’uflsy nf rti; m n. In |.|a witii it b: lit. T lit ’n ii* a t l« i 1*0.1 K r. II. •!#l* •tv bad , i.. j . 1 Ere rKl 10 mn* * J* 31 i. ta* 44 O rviftH if •nr* of n I»rft fl i ..-i i n ire N ir(’S’ rh I t v* T *. U!*d ] M » J Ire .tb^M»r»r 4 if ijr i f t • .r 1 f: tr. 4 ’ w ri i< CM ,\ t |gar » .. k ng i^i, 1 u Irs I II H| i • •. v. 1 j IT .V Urel p* *%*'• m 4* m p. Ko > it i • 1 AM* i- * 11 '*»* Itl • fit |«»r ft ittT . 1. If f At €*te r lAUli .St-' 4 'J • + | 1 r 4 1 t»%- r lift ▼ t mntiir t: frj» •3% , to l***| U'i*mu4 li il* - j li f «S *nii *• 1- •141*1444 4*j r Itl 14 U ST*# t krffav a ^ . Ui* ire... r. sMiS'ig , ■ • m tf #» in I * lit ii*r •Al % i • i j. ,» | n AR \ \\- ELL l? CHUM \K Y. The People Free t The Commoner— Mr. Bryan’s nyp. r, one year, anil Tiik I’kople for three months, both for One Dollar.. . * Tbfs i* Hie prh-y of tfaaCoamioner alone, and wbsl ft would cost If sub> ’ scribed for direct. he'iil your aulre. rlptlon to lhi« ofTlce w iih One Dollar and recelv# Tb# (’•mnnontr one year. **»<) have yout Mib«erlpli«m to this psfrer cx.vnded for three months. This cil.r applies to both new and renewal subscrip tions. Now i* lire i me ts* subscribe. Fend all aiders to lux Paol'LR. HORSES '•-o MULES FoR HALE AT- Whittle’s - Stables, L! Art V1U-C, JL r Mr. Hpo-.ner- lb- gs Mr. !*t V r a r. Hon a a \T. s*V"| ■ >,* t ’ j k’**” • i It 1*4 M. || 'Just Receive) lit? Finest Car I/ed cf Seles Ever Dn- in Elsi Fa l¥. :ed ‘tr ,• 'ffa Idtu f i.iCt I | fi!£ SI Or S'.uIH C iF.OLiU if n »i ia M I’ M< Mi Mi ||« Mr Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr e I* I Mr. Mr. Ur. U I.—. •I - xvmttio'o Biackvilie, StrtlDlca, s c* GREAT CLEARING SALE Auditcr’s Kctic v i A laid us In col Title l->r ||, b hvs born ad can.-us ami p me.utH-r of it ••I lb.- pairoi did not evpe. • ar. bai I .! | any re«tton*ibi.lir pic know »h*r | l» Mr. >uaan*r—Y •t t >41 »o.lg. V J J. •ft « r*r O.k. T MON L •M k a* I lold yon. In (".•nliJeii'v by «i that side, of the transaction. After to uatnr I ill nan bad uortclnd. | M* sjreerh Henator M< Laiirin *»id : Mr. Presl.lenl, 1 rise lo a q>rettw>u of |rei> sonal pririlege. During mv al s. irec a few moinciil* sgo fn m the Senate Chamber, in altondani'e u|ren the Com mittee on Indian Affaire, (lie gentle man w h<> ha* just taken hi* scat, tbe Senator who has Just laken Muscat, I •aid iharTI!Tj>n7l>er influences had been ; used in cbviging lire vote of somcb m|v on the treaty, and then went o.i later apd said that it hppfied to the H'nator < from South Carolina, who bad uccti , given the patronage in rl.iit State. || think 1 get the sense of iln* controvor- ; sv. I desire to state. Mr. Prp*idenf —I would imt use a* strong language a> I •iiyepd to hsd I not soon alter lire sen- ! are met. replied to these Insinuation* and said that they were untrue—I now sav that that statement i* a willful, malicious and deliberate lie.” Then followed tho personal encoun ter. On Friday the Senate adopted- the following resolution, ending the mu ►••r and-restorlng to Mre Sehat irs tire privlleire of voting and speaking, which liad been denied liiem since tire iu'ovI ou* Saturday : “Unsolved, That It i* ths judgment of the Senate that tho senator* from South Carolina (Tilltnnn r.n 1 McLau-* rin), for disorderly behavior and da- grant violation of the rules of tire Sen ate during the open session of tire s. li ne on February 22. deserve the cen sure of the Senate and aro hereby ro censured fwr tiieir lireaeh of tire privi leges and dignity of this body, and from and after the adopMon of (h;* res olution tire order adjudging them to Ire in contempt shall be no longer in force and effect ” J. l-.V. =53 iT*ri.. -* JJL AimCUOKES FOR HOGS. With corn at n dollar a l.u.hcl and liable to go higher, farmers are casting about for something a* a substitute u* a food for hog*. Mr. Henry D. Boozer. gh: aiih litem lo Kansas t is eg cs.rta in dry dim ties, il w a e ;ue:u cnlth n'i. a n) or du*t Mstl.-li w l Due In the ground by ation during p.-tio, drought. I kticw four ni.'-n in my rminty whose fields of corn joined, each other in the * line sec’iofl •>( land; three of ilnse nirn ctillivatc t their com seven and eigb* times aud raised twelve to flftc. n l.uslrels of e»«r,, f**»r nerf )n la tn. vv title on the otlrer hand ll.e foul Hi man. who cultivated hi* corn only three Pure*, suf'ered a tot il failure In lil* n op ol corn in iStM. | lo se sturdy fanners who ^ succeeded In raiding crops of corn-in Kansas in spito of the-tirouklit of l.v o were mid lie age.I fcitv two year* ago, aTnHuv.i all since crossed over tlie riv- er, but llie les-i.u* which they taught in husbandry liave.-not been forgotten by their descendufft* in Jclfers >n coun ty. • I hav > farnred In Kansas f<>r mo re th in thi'ty year* without experiencing a single failure in my crop* of cun. I plow mv eoru ,a* ,non ns possible after every rain urii.g ihe growing season, and I never allow mv cultivator* to stop in season of drought, I am :i linn believer in the Camphcli system of farming, the summer fallow,, dust mulch, and the c'ui-ervatioti of moisture, now in successful operation | on the Pomeroy mo Id larm in (Irah im County. Kansas. I am a speciali*t and put no faith in the system of mixed 23 far ming, but follow the practice of ro- I 21 tilth n of crop*, viz , corn, oat* r.nd do- | 'C* ver, corn being the staple crop; and bt 2<> j this method and summer fallow stanilav.l ol fertility of my laud hits been tnaiut.lined. I sometime* grow wheat; but eoru is our king In Eastern Kansas, and wI‘!i the two-lior»e eulti vi'or and tireone'-horseHvc tooth bar row werein <lust-*an!eh onr ’ corR and Ijogn u siege of drought to'scorn. irrr V, ir ScAj •*.'•dtrjv atw^ Sire I ra- ‘it* rha-wvM»aMM^iMaija»1>iT*; will |>!i 4*c CMttu* |>rvparcd u> { rtr II •rk B wa* Th* l . ill •t ou r vv. IVeallicr oi> of f, linrcan. ’ Metis rok turn nw; si R. R.» ireli. C , Fi i» r* ri'iuriiiii, of kqllslizs March IV.n. H DixcvMj Co Audit' I* 19 t. r. 1 TV! H V - Max rRaTcair ereciI* it it’it >UITALY in |a> In Atiir I’iifs NOTH' N t c rsigu OF FINAL.SETIT.EMEN I* beri'bv gi 1 •> 4 5 (I 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 13 Hi 17 15 19 20 21 Mini. Cl - 4 • .31 2 II Mean tmip. j. fio 4'j 1 0: t 43 . i .Lli VIax. temp. ie 0*1 32 !“ * > • Date 27. 6x1 • it ■!'» 1 VIin. tmi). «2 .32 47 1 • i 23 f.3 j Date 6, 11. 4H . 'if I’ntal |rp- 17 2K rrr •dp *in Ik-8 17 2_; 3.3 6 9 5. ' fi:, i. r. 1! ratal snow cr. 4> i' 43 fall inches, ■12 2sj 33 •U 301 32 CO No. of days 3! 33 Clear 10. 43 O • 37 . i*Vv ci'v i; Boi 23, 3 5 Cloudy 4. r>; - L 42 Date.* of .4';! ;J " . 3.3 .‘24 . frost, lig’t23 lx 37' 12 .0.3 Killing 17, 33 49 .07 is, 19. (54' .'?ij r.o Dates of 39 M ! Mail 2,8 ' nil 44 62 ! .70 Sleet li" 39 fl T. 1 Ik st'm 28 . 4 . 43 •A 7 | A nroras. (49! 47 6.8 lii Prevailing 1 . j wind Hi rec kon N. W. —4-' | 9 ' j it KM ARKS — TT' Freeze 1.3 ! 1*9 917 6 25 Fog 21. m’y - — — ni'h t’p. 2.9 ! .VI 1 •» •* beb.Vr n VL i that tlie uti- I dv*r*igiivil will IIle hi* linal account wiihJ. K. Sim lling, INq.. J nig* _4if I'lobale. ou .Saundav. JAtlt M treh. iS*2 a* Guartlisn nf tlie estate* of VV F. Brunson, C. J Rrunsou, K. VV. Brun- | *oi». J O Bru'isi'ii und A. M. Bruiisuii, and M"k fur Letter* Disini*«i>rc. J. O. BRUNSON, Guardian. February 10:h, ir-hi. NOTICE 0/ FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice i« hereby given that Hie un dersigned vvill file Itis linul account with J. K. Sneliing, K-q . Judge of I’rohate, on Monday, Hull day of March 1902. .i* lixectitor of tlie estate of Mrs. Sarah li. M ills, deceased, anil ;i-k for L iters Di*mi<*ory. R. H. Walker, Feh. 4, 1932. Executor. TIIK NfkETIIEBN MAKKETH BUY MY HI’RINQ and' M M- I ML HT M AMR RinvM FOR TIIE NEW ’ . ■ - i i.' \ vm :i.n asi» 1 ITID KS vi:n n T DOWN*' VERY* LOB’. OF TJJIS GREAT OPFOETT- iONKY. TOME gUKJC AND BftXRt.AINS IN F.VERYTUING. THE I.E WILL CONTINUE FIFTEEN ONLY (f • • a ^ A'* Ia*incnil)or that ihe I»arnvvoIl AVholosalo Grocery is next to my store: all groceries sold at wholesale, and eheaper than elsewhere. We have bought 10 car loads of 1'lour and 10 ear loads ol corn aiid oats before the advance and ean sell you Flour cheaper than the mills, and corn DAY: for less than anyone ean buy from the West by the car load, is. KU ASX OFF, Leader in Low Prices. . Noiica. MONEY TO LO AN. I am prepared to negotiate Loans on improved tann* at a low rate of intcr- c*t. Don't write but come to sen mo. J. O. i’atterson. M . .. ... ClgiriTlte smoking ha* an effect on of Kaflc»li, this county, belle.m* that h* | th* min J Next t'* strong driiik tobac- ba* found a s'lbstltuie in tlie JcrusaVin '*o in i'* various forms nitlchok*. Idut spring he planted a ! paW-h of half an ter*. Light hogs luvre ; . O. D. U Linffc. ' Voluntary Observer. * Including rain. hall, ateet and mclt- . . ** one sif the | nil snow, t From maximum and tuiui- niost dangcrou* and ruinoii* habit* of ; n.utn readings been rnnnlng on ibis for two or three months. » i*h ho o'h*r loo-1 ami k«ep lag fat. and the patch is not near « x- bausied. la LI. ganl^a he planted tao orthreomas Ih n- t vary ikh earth. From earfc stalk he gets about ,h*if a Hie rice It I i* not only turned the mind but lias made »om* of our Aiken young men Insane Examples have fr»m Hnie r» Ha.* beep mentioned in th? R.-coeder. Yet, nofwt:h*tan«Ung all ih*** wtru'ng*. ma it of our young ■ten ouff sxsr at the cieti.tt* n.r.i.r. To All Overseers, Notice. The law entitles tire county to four (4) days labor per annum from each a ble budled hian between tire ages of eigiiteen (18) and lifty-tlvc fof») W’lirs, except &e. (see Sec 4 Road Laws), ar.J all overseers w ho lure not worked their hand* the required four (I) days w ill now warn uni their nands and require service a* p* r the law. . VV llatFnr.n,Co. Supervisor. , l*rr R. C. Robzktb, J* . C'eik. B.»rn*. c|l,.S. C„ Nov. 19. 1901. CANDIDATE COLUMN sctfulir announro mrvelf a for tlw? office of Ponme So. 1 now have for sale at my Stables on Main Street some [ol the finest Saddles Driving and Heavy Work Hornes and several as^ood, all-round Mules as have ever been brought to this market. All wanting first class stock will find it to their in-° tcrest to call and wet my jiricxB f before* buying elsewhere. . . T. B. ELLIS, Jr„ Surveyor and Civil Enqmeei I CAN SAVE YOU MONE A I aLo handle a full line of Uu-i