The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 13, 1902, Image 2
JR I. KOLOSS. Sailor 1 Prcp'r.
tiBSKST COCTTT CIR(TLATIO?l.
T^|1<War« mud* t«9
tMtuvltnn« dMilt'F lt« rrrpiit 10 <!•? »r«-
»i<m. The ttftiialif furfot'.nr* tu paj
t*x«« bi ft.ro Man'll 3l»t will lw only 10
per cent for the iietiftl 1ft .Uye of Krnc<-
Inattad of Ik per emt m formerly.
And (Ire creekera over throe inchee In
length lionteforih will be unlawful
abomination*.
THURSDAY. MARCH 1.1. 100?.
Since new year a hundred and flftv
tanners hare moved their fanilllea Into
the Olympia Mill Village. .CeUumbla.
They aay that th6y cannot make docont
living! on the farm end with that ex-
^hse or reason they Imre' broken up
their free home* and entered Into white
AUivery. The same proocr* D Roln^ on*
All over the Cofton umwing and matm-
factnrlng country. Momethlnj;’* Imdly
Hrong to bring about such a state of
KSaira, In which there Is nota living in
it for the man who makes the raw cot
ton, while there’s regular work and
wage# for the people w ho manufacture
It Into saleable goods, if the planter
isould get a part of the pn..ltt made f>v
the cotton mill magnate tlils^ continual
hxodus would hot strip the cotiniry «f
Ha beat population. And if the cotton
fnakera before moving would look at
both aides of the proposition they, or
biaoyof them, would prefer uearlng
the Ills they have to rl«klng others that
they know not Of. It’s a bad budneaa,
both for those that go and those they
leave behind. The man from the oom .
try who goes and carries his chlldn n
ivllh him Into a cotton mill may ve.y
well part company at the rfoor with any
hope-of his or rhefv ever befog any bn
Ur off in any way than at tin* fte*t pay
day. Up north the Varkee can save
money and put It In so it saving* bank
t+r the rainy day Sara to come sooner I
«*r later, but Southern poop)« don’t
know bow to save money as a rl**«, and
•re mighty slow In lear ilng It
Hem. this change of occupation af
feet* all other a gufU aa utueb •• ltd.*.
Ibooa gulag from fteld to fsetory. If !•
• rule nlthont ea^optl.m. we tmtirvy,
that • here the eonntrv Is atrlpiitd «,i J
white labor and anportlaion agrtenKuw *
gene bash wd» tnnde me %■! n»ywwm
•ml trope grew rapklty le*a,'1b«pruve (
manta are ee Inngsr ma«le and I bo tab |
we of all p re party Is dovrenswd. Ma»-j ‘
chaau, towyerw darsnn. eae-epeper |
peepta and everybody suffer thotr abase ]
mt the toes atsd luen* bag .. to die t4 |
•»ew dry ret for U* k of —tlWI L
Cradeaily people ell! ceeu v> tba {
ee eeieaSass that load I* euriblsuo la <
them, nail twir boWlnff* fee e bataves j
•bey rea get, an t tire an OUI aa U»g ’
•eh may lee*. elUt iba MtreeWr bop* i
• eat samaibiag will ler« up put ebaa I
• bat aemetb'ag ^mra at -eg It ettl b* !
daratfa MamlgreUae eUl ubialn pme,
aeeaftaa of Iba eaateU aaree aed maO'
Of suaraa ibel la a far tuab ua bave '
•aboa. bat M appaam to aa as a pea sty i
legtaef eegeomae of affairs. I asiunata- .
ly lb la aaetl >n ml tba eta** has imt been
aarteaely daplNed ye
a •• It aa aid p
Between forty and lUty weekly pa*
per* sic on our exchange list. 1.1*1
week we took the troublolo look t are
fully through tlu ir iidvertisiug col-
nmiia. IVe found that <j[ulte n n'tiinber
for sale.
of farmers i. i i vpttnh Med for tali
planting »e«tl of dtttVrent rrrrMir*. tmt
failed to dud n single ndvcrilscim nt of
Held seed corn for sale.
In spite of the chronic c(>m|f!aint ol
liatd times si.ine farmers checrfullj
pay from mi ccnts-to ffx par bushel for
new ninl promising variolic* of cotton
seed and we reckon it’iall right.
Very few, however, according to our
ob»crvMtlon ever think about much im
prOvement in tiiclr seed corn. They
plant year alter year tin' same sort ami
are mighty careless in selecting good
ear*, generally leaving that Important
work to indifferent wages hands or.
sharecroppers. And that’* all w rong
O it >Ve*t where corn H the money
crop tho farin' rs are as eagerly trying
to gel better seed as oi.r folk«;ire buy
ing or swapping for liner and more pro>
lltlc cotton seed.
And it pay* those western f«rmcr»
U-o. I'rof Shamed of the Illinois Kx-
periment Station ' has’ given espeei.il
atteutlou to improving corn for *»ed
purpose*. He has found the average
yield tube Jo butli *U to the acre, mud
ha mays that with pure seed fTfJtrut.eT-
to tba acre would in' po>«iblr on good
c.rn land. A farmer ol Mel
.".witty in th* aima Hiat#
acres with well bred se d rorn an I In
ereased the * ii.hels per arr.- o
v*f if. u of ordinary »• \
rr |U1im4« farmer paid ft Id lor well bred
seed • hteh l.r plautesl on I Al acres an J
III* I kid w | *. ho.1.. :■ In (he i
ver aau * ...«lt.i, ■e|petei| > |f
Nf.TH'B, ▼kTruajh.
Membrr# of K'twln IT. Pelllnger
Uamp, No. *31, U U. V« are r. q i,e*»otl
to meot at lisrnwoll on Satur.h»v, th®
iftthlust. A fdllattendance is nqnr.t
ed «* business of Itpportauca Is to be
at'ended to. ^
fly order of the Camp.
J. Staff Halford,
heety,
W1UJSTON N K tVS.
Mi** E\n Harley closed her school at
■Calvary on-Friday, alter a iiiost s_c-
c'eSfful term. A few pr!» .* were of
fered at tho opening of school, and the
folio.' ing up. (!XV w i 111 i e i ft ;
Comluct—Tiiorttson McKerley.
Wchobirship—I hoitnson McKerley.
I’llniMnailly—Olive liolcn,
I mprovomenl—Leonard liasery.
Miss Kva Harley leave * for cimrles-
ton next, wee!; in take in the exposition
Htnl on her re«,urn home the iiHend*
giving I he aliove mdjnol a picnU'. o!
wblub fuiflier notice wUi ha given la
ter. . . '
.some two weeks since our in account
(d the iHislng of ihe llag at ijehoo'
building yve on y < slliiist'ed thebixe of
the dag an 1 fall short; tiie llag is 11 x
10 feet
Gapt’. W. H. Kennedy lias heen able
to vi*it the store for the lu*t week
II. Maxurskcy has moved to the Meth.
odist I'arronag;' next door to. J. T.
Width .Sr. West Knd. Ktx.
MY FALLOW
TRAMPER
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(Orlfftnul )
During the wuiroM of the White
Cxnr’s first visit to Perl* 1 was talk
ing through Europe. I had trnuipnd
through BwlUcrinnd nnd ciitubcd the
Alps and was now. about to descend,
ITEMS EROM DUNUAUTOX.
Everything i* real quiet In thi* parr
of the couptv. Nothing of any cnn*e-
qu.-nco tak.s place to break the iii'inol-
ony of country lifv
Our r. gular service wa» held at*('.v
pres* i hapel on nunday last. Kev A
'tuist deli*';n d a line sermon to a large
attendance.
<>nr school is progressing nicely un-
♦hr the •klbttut maiia^viuc t of I'rof.
Talbert
Th ■ in inv friends of t’a; t I*. M. t’a-
tci w b I In 1 g* «d l" know.|hat It.s health
ts si me a hat iti.piovii.g.
Mi'* Annie Oc«u rn ic »r, .piitc »
n i pretty yooug lailv of Otrauto. Is • vUlt-
t .U..<rd «*» V'f ,lMS ••HI* Al‘»*
1 1 Ada Idcks.
HOW TOClfOOSK L v VERS.
Th« Fa*mrrs'r.nlde . thinks a good
lajlug lien eaii b« Udd by h«r shape
It sayat •
I Learn to chootb s»»clt pnlla’l* for egg*
a« In some r«*i>ecT* rvswmhka a typical
dairy cow—those Inclined tu bredge-
Hhs|H>, being light ami narrow In front
and very wide and low down behind.
i Their legs'should he rather abort and
act wide apart rtmseare the prlncl-
pal.characterlaticsof gitod layer*, and
breeders. Carefully avoid the le'glgy.
luictidlng' to make my way to I'afi* to high hull I, res rml wfFherf of the gome-
cock style. They may make good ra
cer', livers and lighters, hut they arc
L
Mi** Ha«ii
r.'SVM.pl *h-
t.. \l| . I • . >
'.llt-O,'. |.| .
W 4! Lop*l Mi. • i
Dunbar, a elisrining aed
I Jt«ty»|ri§dj wi L oh*s brsm
• «ul at M .*»• .. la on a vi'i I bbd hs
r.' i.e. I D»j , ,nl '.n I)
young I • I Ltan ,
it| be wrvtl
be iirescnt ct the great' reception.
I’nusing to take a last view frona n
great•lierglit, I sat down on the ground
ami fell to dreaming. I was recalled to
myatlf by n naft voice Lthind me ask
ing in French: , '
“Can you tell me, sir. how far it Is
to Mont hard?” 1
I looked up expecting to see a wom
an, Instead the persotj who hud ad
dressed me was a young fellow appar
ently about twenty, though there was
not a sign of a hair on his face, and he
might have been younger or older.
“.Montbard? There is Montbnrd di
rectly iicrth of us. You can’t distin-
guislt the phue, for it is twenty-five
miles fioi.i us in a direct limr.”
“Bo ftiV?” with an expression of dis
appointment.
“1 a tin going that way. Rest awhile,
ami I will go with you.”
The young man sat down beside me,
and we chatted for half an hour. He
was one of the most attractive persons
I ever met. There was to much cut bu
lla sui in*hhu. Lvcrytulng In which ho
took an internet he to ik a deep inter
est. To one who has become blaze and
finds most other people so. sucli a one
is very refreshing. Resides, he was
very InteHTgcnt and 3r*'p!;)y<
enthle learulug. Cue thimr nlsmt him
nuiurrd me. He was ryrjr illofflcal. I!v-
«rything was felt; lothinx was rea
mukiL At icart his reasons were Ai
wa js nl scr»l. Fry instance, he cx-
pnssevl a Era belief In tin’ divine right
of king* I'ccrnsv* thta r!gtit wca nceea-
aary aa m Imsls for tin !r natlx rily.
We started down tltr- (
w.r (rr hefufe v
rarely g'K).| layers nr profitable market
birds. 11 is r.hn slifWt-legged heavy set
m>>thcrlv-lo< king hen that siiydis out
I lie eggs, attend* strictly fr huslnesa
when sluing and lakuceessfnl in rear
ing a family. Qnitanaturally a laying
hen eat* but llttfeufeore than ons not
Isying and it I* a yery easy matter to
reilnce the profit of a lloekof twenty to
zero by keeping five or six chroniunon-
layers among them. ’
' H. H. eesKeRY.
SKLf.tKG AGENT fc'OR-
Jnn. IK. Mssar^ ^ Jws 1 Fin« Faints ani Kaniislias,
not exeel'ed In the'trnlfed State*. Those eoPtemplatln*
house painting will do well to Investigate their merits.
—SOLE AGfcNt FOR-
H. K. Babcsck 1 Gd.'s Pine Carrisges, Stanliojex Strfies i Bilgghs.
The reputation of these goods la well known. a ^f
f The Celebrated Jacksoi) iFagop,
nr‘
t't’BEs ni.oon paikox *>» cavckp.
Eating sore*, swelling*, fulling hair,
mucoiH patcliei. ulcers', seroftt a, ach
ing joint*, itclting skin, boils, pimples,
etc., by taking llptunlc Hlood B*lm (B
B. B.) made especially to cure malig
nant blood and skin troubles. B It B.
heals every lore and make* the blood
pure and rich. Over liOOOeuros of worst
-avid mofct obstinate case* by takir.g B
B. B. Druggists, Iji. Describe trou
ble an<l (rial bottle sent free by writing
to Blued Bairn Co.. Atlanta. Ua.
Harness of all descriptions and for all purposes. Saddles, Cridle* and
iJugLy and Carriage Robes. Horse Blankets, alio a large
stock of Carriage fud Wagon Material.
f 733 and 735 Broad Street, AUGUST#, GA.
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NEW ENGLAND MORALS.
•lames, my son. said the man wh<>
ato&d fidxing milk ard water, ye sec
what I’m n-dohi* Af?
Ye«_.lather, jou’ra a-ponring e ater
Into tli-' inlik. •
■ No, I’m not, Jamec,T’lu a pouring
milk Into Hie water. So, if auytxMly
axes you if I put water into the milk
run frit V»n no. Atln< -tick to the
truth. James Cheatin' is bad enough
but” 1) in U WUe*. - —
BLOWN TO ATOMtt.
The obt idea Hut the bode aome-
I rime* nre.La poaerful. drasiie. pnrgi-
J five i.lll Its* been •xplialcd; for Dr.
J ftTint’a New Life I'illa. w hlcb are per-
} fee*l)' hirnhas gmur atinmate liver
t and bow t-U to expel p.'i-onou* matter,
cleanse the tv stern artl aOsolmety pure
| r*...ri«< 11 vt 1 >ti and sick beadxcltc. Onlt
i st Crees h’s Fharmary and ILK.
] llurt*kIibS l#f *0 drug store.
CANDIDA TE COLUMN
t The People Ppee t
a
The Commoner— * .
Mr. Bryan’s paper, one year, and Tux I’eopl* for three months, bdth for
One Dollar. — ...
This D the price of the Commoner alone, and what It would coat If aub-
acrlbad for direct.
Send yt*nr subscription-to thi* "fflcc with One Dollar and receive. Tba
(''Miunonrr one year, and have vont subscription to tjils papr-r ex.en^ed
for three month*. Thi* offer applies t<> both new and renewal aut>acrl|»
tlori*. Now I* the t'ine to subsetibe.'
bend all orders to Tub 1’xom.k.
16 - MORE - MULES
FOR
1 K A*
Whittle’s - Stables,
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season’s bu'in'ss. "•
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IF YOU NEED ^TO
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AND FINDING Ol
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Til IT WII.L hi If You F. A At
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that t* « is • •
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••I abuse all fee aitavbseewu# (
rlsaa tu let ausuyulf ahsae A
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Betudluf kle u*n ate usuf ***y uetl Hsu eu
cuastder, kul IS# r-># |,r,.t—- perw*
Haras Usuu ffuud ky ueeu Ihtuklwg iL- nl 1 * _»|,
let It’* k>* fame iu lu- | Tb*
fflaaatlafaatlua, tu plaeu IH* *'**T *
Liausu * t"'ig u ay a off ha tulualeur ftta ! *
MM loot IU gU ftkds! III# f Ift . I
9rmmtmi 90 lli«i ib# « mg* ' raxg
mlll ri^a a^alo.
▼MV, beuu eouasulllag the ftr...**# t..”|
*t1 rurally thuir crop*. Ilva'at hum# and < spr
B-.t . Dice hat I *"*>+** * r
1«^»ll"n at 1 ••ke
ool AA *• hop# 141 |
groat n nrkei tor ll.u cause
with us •gsbi.ln iha near tut
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SALE
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sun or v»ui (titoim.
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♦u eaduuM
pmapuroas. But a Dice has I n ' w n * '
been ahum all Ibay, ar many of them
haru given, and lt*t time to turn over
never*! new Dave*. We Uke It that the
farmers would gladly dtrersUy ihok
ladattrlas provbla<l there were profit,
uble ma>keta opened to them.. If all
the provisions consumed In the tow n#
of this Bute ky non producer* weir
made her* the money paid out, amount
ing tv an enormous sum, would stay
here and keep In constant circulation*
but as It is it goes North and West and
•lays there. If in errry town there
von Id be an brganlzMtion looking to the
use of home grown product*, securing
to farmers fair market prices for what-
ever they may offer for sale and ma
king it aa respectable to sell a basket of
eggt or a coop of chickens as a dvkon
halea of oottun made under liens, bills
<of sale and mortgages there would be a
far better feeling between town and
sxvuntry, and good times would con re
s.v*ser instead of continually gelling
further away.
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If the strenuous candidates foy office
<*an have thvir way the coming pt unary
campaign will be at fever heat from the
beginning. To prevent such an un
comfortable Summer Keep Cool Socir-
tiea should be organized at once.
Air, H'llllalu Hall a
oar midst aa mi'kIsv
Wo were glad t.» liftve Air. C. It J'ar-
ter wl'h 11 * a few dav* sg-i ,
.Air. llavwrMxl Hair and liUchartnlni;
sister. Mistilura. were gnrsts nl Mr. h.
I*. Folk on hniiilav.
Mr. and Air*. Alalhia* Hair were
with ua on Siindar.
Th" leiiool at Tinker’s Greek is out
and the jescher, Mi»s Nixon, hx* re*
tiirniHl to her h.'iiic, and her scholar*
wi'h her a happy varallon.
Mr. J J. Bell au I IPs mother and
little slat sr visited th* home ol 11 r. .let!
Kennedy tills week.
Rev. Mr. Has* visited Mr. B. O
M dcliei! on S mday.
Mrs. J. AY. MficliCii and licr sisty:
Mra. I.oui-H K'MineJy v idled Mcrv.itu?
frieiidt this vveek. > Iv I‘. M.
w x* re.
d«»»n p.
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will t> we i
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pini mi D that he
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Mini fully
ii'ini'i iyni io fill
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Ihu gift of th* people. If
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W lit* .NOW
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lievp* that
xpiueboilr else km
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4 BOfTtP*
thing, im*.
"'efisvc* A*iti*l
T*N
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.said. -I
la towor
I ret I
from C’l
• > res»t‘'»S on I he Alps. Ilaory
:• hpmilcd d ffer. nl ly fr..iu 1m r
•t of It at tlwt tunc. Imt with
ntir brilliancy. When I begged
iiisaluii lu rail ii| on ber.'she
vi'i very sorry, but I leave Fur
row lit ihlWH.’*
rucvl to America by steamer
crlnrtirg. I nin Iroiildcd with
in.,
ad i
-T*»
•Thu hiudii (| |
(• i VI
j Gmira ihi#
Srv.1
and nay* through tho mighty
j day* and liavo decided that “D.th’’ vv
do to tie to. The last timo we sho
fori v
iii
Msitdv'UnvM mul kt'i-t n>y room till 4h«
voyage was hi If tinirlird.. Then” one
day. tlie weather l«citig dellglitful mid
ti.c fen sniiM.ih. 1 t ok my st«*flnier
chair rial my n:c t<> Hie deck. I Imd
wcorioly Vinrrgeil from the rompnctoD-
way when 1 wan startled nt Bering
seated In for® me my tmuiplWR friend
of the .M|!S, l!ie vvnltrcss of Jlontbnrd.
the Countess NiehaiowsUy. 1 Imd nt
•ok 1 leant a rlgM to recognize the last
tus l. in I. with the understanding tli.it
BAMBERG COL’NTY NEW8.
-Oi T. JrCount*, who Ins rounded
hi* tong term of public *ervie* by dis
eliarglng the duties of Master mo-it ac-
ccptublv, retires of his own accord,
lion. II. G. Folk, who received utmii
it. was a candidate’* ^rif>, wo were r
minded of mu old timo vcr.tg;
Vv'hen you go to tlib ticKi t box «
" itii a li. ket in \ nn'r h ind
I’oke it in and then voii’ll - ly
Dan Henderson istliutusn.
Riuh Mas.
A orkville, w lili h li is for years been a
dry town, except when dampened hy
, , , , . !>!i"d tigers, last week vote ! in the dis-
iinoti.s jiominarion in the hi*t, nrlinary.j |>ciisaiyr-!);j lives, 7'. nccs.
i* hi* successor, and all Ids pu»t llfe k ‘ '
gna-antpcs tli u hi will fill the 1 I he govcrnmc'if, is sending a thoua-
wlth signal abilliv. ! bushels ..f corn to farmers in North
A fire, IvjfU'ved to have been thn act 1 A| kAn*a«, who made nociops Iasi j.ar
of an iin'eiidiary t» coyer robbery, de- u,,< ’ :U 'c too poor to tiny seed, Thecorn
artivvoil tli.ee line brick store* nt an
• art v hour on l'iiurkday niorcitig. I)r.
.1 II. Black’s drug ami gciietnl mcr-
eliamils* atore*. l<v** ih'iir.iucp
?.*) .’JOB; and Thomas Black’s generni
G, (' (lamph.'ll,the white in in fro.'n
I’d.rtsAXce vt no hrokc Into the store of
Air. J. I5. Gillam at Lee* several work*
The Supreme Court of tho United
Htatoa affirmed one righteous decision
laat week. The case went up from Hit-
roll, where thereT* a itiitute to the
following effect:
*• Whoever contracts n> have or to give
to klmMlf or another the option to «HI
nY buy pt a future time any grain or
oihar commodity ot forestall! the mar-
k*F by apreadfng f«l*4 rumors ro inffn-
•nee the prtee’of commoflitl** or cor* l’i®b»Wy d-*e to the Ins* »
nun the market, shall be lined not lc*. l'»'l several rretli w hihi being
(llan SlO ror nvore than ft I CO or con
fined la Urn eenntr Jail aot exitediug
on# year ur hath."
Wg com round this oalter
tboeghtfal maidurailoa pf eandiffa ea
tscanic'l in the mail cars.
*r > Jh- * - ■
BAR.MVKLL I .Vi-IBM Ally.
F’^rthe treatmontdif idiroi.iic. di*os\ses.
named personage and c.xclaiuied:
"Wliy. comitcxs!”
My words wore mol Ivy a cold sfnro.
“You are mistaken, sir.” site said In
^olcraMo English. “Yon nddross Mmc.
Bnunlatonp of Sontlicmpton.”
I apoiogizwj. ami passed on. Tho Indy
did not coice on decl; again during the
voyage, but when we wup? docTTed I
took a position whore I could sec her
us she wont ashore. Her maid first
went on to tiio dock, walked hack and
forth with her eyes well open, then
rnnd.e a sign, whereupon the mistress
followed.
Curiosity led mo to Pinkerton’s to
mnko inquiries. They told me that
they had Ivecn advised of the coming of
tho Countess Niclialowskr, a Polish ni
hilist. bu-t too late. A plot had been
d <?*••* .*4"4. tt.
* at a r4H:n «tl
intv t • b" ho’d-
•n AA'r«lu4 *d*r,
4>f Msri’h, Ittoj. *t II o’.-bn-k a.
«»w ran-*. If snr, vshy the said
liatlon should not i>" granted
iind.T mv lian.l and Mil uf th*
this lilt day of Marrh, A l>.
I IN Id. 'inv. I in th* on* hundred and
! twenty-sixth y«ar of tit* m.voreigntv
*ml Iiid.'peovlom-*<.f th* Unlte.l Htstes
; of A merb*a. J K. SVFlLbfNFt,
I'r.djwlo .Xiirtg*
l'nMi*h*d in Tits BarNvvkll Fxori.R
Maieli till, B*).’.
>’OTD K OK FIN AI. SETTLEMENT.
NotVco i* h*rohy given that the un-
dcrsignerl,will tile Iii* final account
with.L K. Snolling, K*q., Judge of
1’robate, on Saturday, l^tli March, 11X12,
as Guardian of flic estate* of W. F.
Brunson, G. J. Brunson, ft, AV. Brun
son, J O. Brunson mihI A. ZO. Brunson,
and a-k for Letter* I)i*mi**on\
J. 0. BRUNSON,
Guardian.
February 10th, 1002.
r. A%‘i\i* for the northern market*
NEXT MONDAY TO BUY MY al'RINU AND »l M-
MfcROOOlm I Alt ar MAKE ROOM F’OR THE NENT
GOODfi. THE KNIFE II.AS BEEN Al'I'l IED AND
THE rtiltE* ARK Ul T DOWN* VERY LOW.
ii. iir B iiii« U1U! llPnlHTT , -"
TO SkAYF. MONEY. IOM1 (JjZlCK AND
BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING. THE
R ILL CONTINUE FIFTEEN
TTY
MTV
<.hr mo
HAcmncK h.\le
1>AY& O.M.Y
•
-f)
Kemoniltor that tho Harn\A*oll Wholesale Grocery is
next to my store; nil groceries sold nt wholesale, and
cheaper than elsewhere. We have bought 10 car loads of
Flour and 10 ear loads of corn'and oats before the advance
and can sell you Flour cheaper than the mills, and corn
for less than anyone can buy from the West hy the car load*
8. KRtVSNOFF, Leader in Low Prices.
Nolice.
MONEY TO LOAN.
I nm prepared to negoMnte Loans on
improved farms at a low rate of inter
est, Don't write but come to see me.
•t. O. Patterson.
st'.ro. io.s» ,V.K); IhsuramvftSfiOO. * j
ago, pletub'd guilt v In the Uf)it d Ststc*
Court at TloretH'C la-t week to tin*
charge of |*»*t olficd rotibery, ■ an J was
»ent*nC*d to‘2'^ years imprisonment io
th* Federal prt*on at Atlanta, and to
pay a tine of filt. Thn light avntcnce
pinhihly d'** to the In** of an eye
arrested i to measiir
And 2} years lu Atlanta will be uu pic
nk.
NOTH’K.
Barnwell S. March S;li, 1902.
IVe d" 'ire hid* or. the d. ltvery of tflO
cvpiess poles to be rlclivored Mn tlic
public road between Barnwell and Al-
lendn!*, #0 poles to the mile, and each
|>o'p placed npp.i*;*e our stakes, eacii
not less thaa 2* f.'et
ta li-a^ HUIST’a I'RIZE
MEDAL GAR
e C. N. Bufck
fT'Barr-
loug and l inch top; ail polra -ubjert
to iii4|teci!.tti of the Co.'a inv|>eclor.
'Y* al-«* al»h sep.rat* bid# on «U4-
th'.iMand. one hundred and lortr polus
tu ba^i'-Uyur..) |»e;«reen Harnweli *nd
U-r»* ♦»x. T'* B.V.ck*;(!e r
To Ail Overseers, Notice.
Tho law eritltles tho.*county to four
(4) days labor per annum .from each
aide bodied man between the ages of
eighteen (18) and fiftyttve <*4) years,
except &c. (.see Sec. 4 Road Law*), and
hand* the required four .(4) day* will
Unw warn out their nhnda and require
service as pur 111* law.
W Ilai.roKD, Co. Snpurv'.aor.
Per R.C. IbdiXKia. Jr.. C'erk.
Barnwell, S. C M Nov. U*. KkJl.
T. B. ELLIS. Jr*
my wlfu io exeeilent health for rears. ' O,,--.--#,,- nnrJ /V,,,’/ C
!*b« ssy* Electric I’.irtrrsare ju*t .plen SOfYByOr OHJ LMI LfigWee
did f'.r featilu tr'' that thev are! * ‘
a grand UvaTe amlluvlgoraior forwewk.L ^pueisl attention given to tbu eswap*
l.is way to Paris, but'Imd failed. Tiro
—rornrfess tv-vsiTnydirateiT. 1
JOHN Tl’RNER WTETIL
STRIKES A RICH FIND. '
“1 wastr uibled f.»r several yetrs with
ehronli* indigestion anti ii"iv«uit d"-j
blllty,’’ wiite* F’. J. Green, o (Lancar- !
ter, N. II.-, “No remedy* helped m* un- j
ill I bigyu using Eleetrie Bitter*, w lil"h
did ’no* m >re good than all III* medi
cine* I ever nse.|. 1 her liar* also kept
rn'kiim
Mi
maM
t Dolt have for «fflc lit on Main Street some ol
4he.finest Saddle, Driving and Heavy Work Horses
and several ns good, all-immd Mtifes as haA^ ever : ‘ ~
been brought to this market. AU wanting
first rlass stock will find it to their in
terest to esill and get my prices
before buying elsewhere. . .
I CAN SAVE YOU MONEY#
1 also handle n full line of Up-to-date Buggies,
Standard Makes of Wagmta. ijarnotfi, ire., &c.
Von arc invited to rtifl and ll
\
c
Charlie Rroefq#