The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 30, 1902, Image 2

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NT • fc*f Iir • \T (m tuiik* at, t«Mj «• ta m««I> l MMg Will rafaMkMH *m4 dtm mm»u •• to th« •Ki'mi fur rvprMtuu. Ilv»« I* <'ongrp»« on i.oil TiipmUt. IVo|»l« gonprallr ar* llrml of lit* n»v lltlng* Hava bo4 n duua and undona i.r WaaUngfon _ sr-Ms/totesy Mt. l-t W.4.. i» ** Tho (>«m<>or*U of lowar Smith Caro Mna do not nrcj oxhorUlloii to go to thajmlla on iioxt Tuaadav. They it I **ya do their duty. Artd the nunilna* tlon of a colored oHitdidntc for Congrpea hy the republlbatu will tewlnd Oimi that "cUrnai vigilance U tho price of Hberty.’* Col. George W, Croft ahould receive the full democratic vo;e of tho district. Such n message from -the polls to the ♦wintry «t lnrge will MU in iu Infancy any contest that may bo hatched up, and servo as notice that Carolinians afe true to (he spirit of their State, ever vendy, and always as hopeful as resb- lute. Tire IVnsylvanla coal miners are do ing great work after their long rest. This week Her will dig a million |«>us *f * , l>Ut k diamonds ” W. J. Rrran’a pen and tongue bring him an annual Income of aa much aa tb« l*rr.ni>-i>t geu. Billy’* nsoisuy easnr* raster than Tcsldi’a and he ha* a heap asure fun aa be g<res •brwMgh life. Bxuywu.L tirrur aUsocia. TfeiX This et4 b^dv #eesesse*| ms gfsem4es »• »»^g teM te haM Be huh eeeyi mhh SI sms 4 1 sSs •# v • ■»*♦ V • m* I wemmus e as eseeahM hf See V, |l Jseaae eS VlBBBm 1 he •s^smsw e *. the b#f Mia Ml the eaamaes sd ghs e B-*s ase-use**-^s BesmiSee A meSsa e a# aemss aauaese aseewed BaBae •em . B is BsBssaa* BMeegae^i em# w 4k 4 '#«i> % JMMb 9 '<«♦• ** # ^ H&tiWI' 41 «4m V ■ ■» m/k *<ly |% %M+ h * esa / a esaBd bseeesas aaamaee ibamm Bbmbmm he Be B • mss mt tai s* Wsr *■» I auatf s*»ia ll*raSMtaS #. S-:s •«*rv» hrr« ts case— all slim. Ms<i« hy Standard Oil Company t'l-l w T/lKSl’ASS NOTICK, Any and nil person* are forbidden to enter upon the plantation formerly owned by Pinckney Brown at Averi'l Station on the Charleston nnd Wesiern Carolina Kallwaeln Bnrnwoll County', known ns Bdlfiist Places, containing about font ihoicand acre* and hounded hv the SHvaunah lllver, l.o.ver Three Kuns and lands of.I Wilson Kurse and otliers, for the purpose of hunting, llshing taking w-nod or timber, pastur ing sun k or committing any other tres pass whatever under |>ena1tv of prose cution to the full extent of the law F. B. Pope. . October 27lb. 1902. Not U K. The pubi c will please take notice that I prubiblt and hereby forewarn awy sod all person* fr«>m bunting nr shnoi- lug lords or any other game on my premises, or In aoy other way trespass i >g upon my Uiula. «. V If nl. Alhm4.lw.JuC. I eeo . THKsl’tWa htsTK K. 4*19 ti%s4 f^ll f*w# I l#i4i |^» ##194 %>-# V%§f#Mb| | a |#*4fc« | fmlp**** mt (bf #Vf I ** m* BP# I •%# # # BMP B| HsowsaJ •w>Bj# t MB# wdNBa # SB# ir* aMH|b. i ##f b#Imp# sb#h#»# ijyo r •ttt# ^ *art« 1 t«e»»»y art ■•MSBtllu | Mostaw la hprHtt given *h«l I be gen eral elrrtlew tor wtste aiM t smtwtv n# issf* Will be held at the toting pr«. incts p'esrritieil by law la said County, on I nestlaV, ftwvrinber I, lb t, saM day (•ring roesilav following <he llfst k|on* dar iu Nntmnhtr, a* pre*s*rllied hy law. At tile .aid election a separate imv will be prmiiied, at wbicb qilallliad electors will trite up n the aiihpllonCr rejnctbin of an adi'Midiuyni to the Statl* Couslitntlon aspiovlded In Ihu follow- log Joint Kesohltion: •./ A Joint He-oln 1 ion Proposing to Amend Section II of A i t leln V11 s»f the C tn- stltution of I kill. Relating to Coun- tl< s anil Con lit V UnvetiiiiirtH. Skctiox I. Bn If resolved by Ihetien- cihI Assemtdy of llm State, of Soutli Carrdina: That ihe follow ing amend- ment to’Seciion II.*, Arlide.VI I. ol tho Constitution lie agreed (or.add to Hie end thereot the following won!-: that this auction shall not apply to the fol lowing townships in th« following Comities : Itiufklin and Oaklawu in the Count y of («reen vt!le ; I he town.hips of Cokushury, Ninety ^ix and Coopi r in the County of Greenwood; Sullivan Township l:i the County of I,aureus: Huh tt and PiueG'nvi in Hie t.'ouutv of Saluda. That Ihe corporate'•exist ence of said tuwuslfijis lie, ami the same Is hereby, ileatroy 1 d and all ofilocra mi ller said townships are ahnllshej and ail corporate agent* removed. Sr.i* *2 Rut the question of adopting 1I1U amendment nhall be submitted at the next general election to the t<lectors as follows: Those In favor of the a- mcrMliiicnt *1 e|| de-HMlt a ballot w ith the toltnwtng wnrds p’stntr printed or w 1 Iticu ihriion*: iiuiloii.il a nMnolment uf Sretion P.i-t I'n of A1 tie > wescoof iH« I wri.tliutltiu. refatiu-* to r o.inil.s s*o| 4'o >u:r Unvernu Vat, V. •.** Tbits. s.pia-M-.l |o •s|*f antr- d- wwsst sb#l s*-i a b»l?nt with the <.-t- > M I grwm w|<t be b»M si lb* emtwgprwpturra Rk-Bbriaw lu tbwewwwtf of Hstnaeil I *•« Turs.lat, N-sumber 4.1W>t mM Jay br|«g Tuesslay fntbsalag (be Mrs! Mow- day. as prescribed by law. The quallllcstioua for an If rage are a. fo e • i Ite.l.b b.-c In the Stale for ten years, in the CsMinly one year. In the (.idling pri dtict In w hldi the elector idfcrs to vote four lunhths,and ilia payment six inntiths before any election ot unv roll lax then due and payab'c: Provided. 1 hat ministers in charge of anorganix- ed chi.r.tli mid teachers of public Nchools shall bi'Vuiiiled to vote after six months rvsideucy iu the btutc other wise uuali- t. e d. Kegist rati.in. • . Payment oI hII taxes. Including poli fax, ijssyssed and colleciiblcduring ilie previous ynitr. The producii »o o! a cer tl!ii*ate or of tlie receipt of the nfllcCr aojliori/ed to culled such taxes shall; i»< couclusivj proof of tlic paymcnC tlierci f. Before the hour Hxod for ntiening the pills Managersatitl Clerk* must take mid suliscrihe the Con-titutioiial o,nh. The < diainnau of the Board of Mana g-rs can administer ihe oafn to the oili er manager* and to the Clerk; a N’otarv Public must administer the oath to the clu'-nnn The .Managers clccv their Chairman and < 'lerk. Polls at each voting plnye mu-t be opspe.l s t 7 o'clock a. m. and closed at T o'cl.a-k p. ni., < xcepi in the dty o' • h.ar!e»fon. » here they »h ill b« opened st 7 a. m and closed at (> p m. 'I he Managers hate the Power to Dll x varam-r, and it none of lb- Manager, atieud the cithteps'ean ap|»»t»:t'r>Utt ‘a- ue.tig I he qiiallfl. t| v oler. 1 be Manager., w bo «|ier b mg sw *ro, ran conduct the elm I but \| 1 berloar of the eteetton. the Man • ; - I 1 let. .t.it.l |t - | o'.It. Il liMH§Nfe4l> 11#** lv»yM#Mb •♦•■bI (#■»—#1 #|i4» * I* I* hill stueb until January IBb when Kimrutlow* will ba Issued. The (Vowmiitatbin tat will ba reoalr* •d until March la. 1003 For ins uonvenknceof Hit tax payer* I will attend Ilia following places on ih'Mlay* and dates mcnlbmrd, and the oiler will |>e closed on laid days : Wllll.ion-—Wednesday. Nov. -JUth. Ilnickvide—Thnradar, Nov.27ih. AI eotlale—Friday, Nov. 2Hth. Fairfax—Saturday, Nov 21tth. On account of ihe two term* of Court It w ill he impossible for me to attend as ninny places as I would like. LKVY. For State purpose* S Mil’* For CoiiAiitutional School.. 3 “ For ordinary Coimtv 3 “ Repay l.oai 1 , one half of one mill | “ Total ILJ Mills • aa w. 4. aasat w.b Baal SI'KOIAI. SCIIPOL tKV'Y. Ccdar-tirove, Fairfax, Old Columbia, Ulmer, 1 Mill. ^ Allendale. Barharv Branch/ Blm k- vllio. Double Pond, Klko. Kdi-to. (‘Ticndship,Kline, l.ee*, Monie. Morris. New Forest, Oak Oroya, Sciglingville. Seven Pine*, Tinker’*Creek, U Mills. WllUston. J| Mill*. Cine. Owen’s Cross Roads, Barton, Big Knric. 3 Mills. Barnw*fl, D, Mill*. l{e*|Mvtfn||r, K. it. FRK E. * County T'rcasorer. I \X HALS*. Rr virtue <*f sundry eamrutioiia to aie illrecie.l by K. I*. Free. (Imiaty Treas urer of Barnwell Ct tint). I bate letlr.l upon and n HI sell o*i Muiiday. Nosem ber J-l, A. I* I tug. at Marnnelt In If’iti of the r-.-onff.. u .e within the legal IHnMM f# flf «NI ill# folloo il V#*l i «#C#|fl'^«*ff 1#e## iaI ft## 4«ca! fc#f lWM a 4 09 l#i#*i t# ft## NMi fll «bl !■* f ►lit*I #9 . Miftolvll JH , !»• |ft • I #t HfUtW ttdMlf# 9#. m-wm-wm •mt t #'**’«.+*• * *>##««»*% I m-tm m*A0 *€ ■e^.'Trry" » #9 f plM f l lm « lag- 9 Ut pRWRi 9#)9| (N#t 41 1 np • 11 mi *w • it.tam* ... 1 b«< l i *4 1##- 4 Ml # *JRi % • * f #• I Ip -j - f-f % m «ft lb lb# ft JMH f ii'Agp || I ► % mt 1 *•*'.. bwol444-Aws^'W~ W*»* M J 1 —I WaagaaOi 1 tlta# 1 #9P '###9 p mi «>* H w II.* I Leader of Low <$><^> a -we ( tomb Owl MW ba \ we iwtcr tlw-w lower Own equal qnaMic* ran ba wawM fiw rbawbrfa. I btru Hecaaaa w# take tiatter rare m oor rusloteers tli*n any atore clsswbrr*. . Advance Giard in Udies' Heady-U- Wear GariKDts. Ton will wonder whea yon see them how we can acfl th- in for the price. ^ jKkcts, Jackets, Jackets. We have lyselected and 1 rgo Hock U all priiee, from fr-’.OO up to 430.00. Skirts! Skirls! Mrs. Krasnoff while In New York socceeded In clash i; out a line of handsome silk skirts— just cems of artisth'beauty. Keal value $15 to $20; for this week o ly $5 00, $S.OO<fc$10.v.O. Enormous Stock of Fall Dress Fabrics. 40 inch a l-.wcol Black Etamlne, «5c np. S t inch ; 11 wool Black Outings, 4Se. up. 3S inch Melrose SuitinjP, SOc up. 44 bic'i Ifla-k Ba-ket C oih«, tkV. up. 1'utl line of Black P mella l loth*-. We. up. 40 inch Venetian Cloths, all shades, Me i«r ' \anl. 0 | ' l-adir*'Cloths, all shades, 52 inch wide, 96c. p.T yard. at tnrti tndrusr-icctw Rbwch. it yarl* for $1 On i IJiall 13 var U to ewb taifwhaerr. 1 i Turk t’omrspun 3J4 centt per J ard. Mlmit U v el* 4 f>P« and emts In R A C Car*rt». TV., *ji\ hi .| #| nr* i tifwrt« Ton* rthriftft 2k#p OoT' liO# of ft trfftltck #*J 13#B f##*, nnde id aB- WopxI #|d ( (AftTfal IfMMKC U ia afl aabWb Efader io Low Prices. • 0 ^ # ftHi * :\rj w . •• » * « f tlM A t J K i -M» A- Ml: # I r _ W’l iv < >t 49Bfcaw£Jt'‘ mm 9mm m ■■ #>>■ 1 u Ana, M. P, T Mi Anpwa* <anwa Paatbwk 4 Cwbaax* a iB.im AsaOn ad as. < n. • Wand' V* *t at. IVii.gw. 4 r«wnaM^ I- pteam^ J • • l a 1 la f s ,.. J. It ||«iiiBg«> and latar Ara* (at da'a» last DirWs v. Mtta-n. I*a*ls A (Wat for glalnttIt, (He- fn/ .tofrndaat. < roweb « C AB <‘..Rr.Cn ; del ln.ger A r»wnaaa l. Pail* A tt«-«i for •ba plaU.IIT; lalar Hr,., ^de’en-laut. Va’B«P4T. Nov. Y^FV l).inton r. Ilsrpor, KHfa and Aldiicb for Dlainlllf; Greene A Greene and J' <> Padaraou for deteudant. M ’Inlyre v. Oswald, D*vi* A Connor fpr plaintiff; lobin lor detenJant. raiDiT, now 1 Jrit. Rav v. Hutto, Rice for plaintiff: Aldrich for defendant. R »y v. O’Gorman, Rice for pialntiu; Rates & Simms for defendant. • SOWING WHEAT IN 1 HE SOI TH. Before planting tlie grain Always •ubject it to n thorough treatment of Milestone. One pound of blue-stone laaaflicient to treat live bushel* of grain. Dissolve the blue-stone in boil- ''lag hot water, then pour into barrels or »ub* half tilled with water sufllciant to hold Hve bushel* of the wheat. Let Ihe water get co >! before putting tie giain night ami planted n«xt day, or liumer- aing a few hour* In the aolMtlon will l>« tba grain* come lu contact with tba'in r FOR NAl.K. 173 aer* farm, 73 acres la rn'tliaibm. gaaet i«n.l,’go m) water, A-runmdweBing. 4 teoar.} Iiom—>*. barna. .latil’-s, clton liooar. Ac. Three iiiiir* fr>nn tV illiston. a. i ,ten mile*from Biniwell 4\ ||. For term* adilreta J. M. Woodward. VV illi.ton. M. V or II. VV. U<M^lwat J, BUS Sumter Street, Culumhla, S. C. LAND FOR SALE. A tract of 100 acre*. 12 ileared, bal ance well timhcrcil, with dwelling and li.ani and stables,one mllo Irom Meyer’. Mill on the Atlantic Coast Line, for sale. Price $000, part cash, balante on easy payments. Apply to J. B. Rountree, (2mocl>) Meyer’s Mill, S. 0. R •«$( R'W w ft T *1^ H i 11V H, I', I l»wBb«»P*a— M |i. AwJvrwMt. V. W*»*. J-ba II all. 1 tabs r* 4 m k ia.-b.sd Iln«*e — It, l>tawl*, |*. A. Parkrr, It. n. WratiK'! i. J. I.. A i • • • • ••••# U r V R ■ 11 or Ter to me bw| caose, | a ill .elt at ban. will. In fr..ot of *he oiiit lloii.e, on Morolay, Noveu. Iwr kl, IttOJ, it lolng anl. adar In sn'd ii'inth. wlftiin the l.-gil hour* of *a>. I NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice Isbereby given that the un dersigned' will tile his final aiVo'int w ith .1. K. HnelHng E»q , Judge of Pn»- ber. Hki^, as Guardian of l.ertiy Allen, and a-k for Letter* f)i*ml»*orv. Oct. SO, lOtt;. (<uardian.r A ndrew ne* K<>uu- I the following de.erilo* | real prop, rty : Ail that cert tin pice or tr ct ot l.md WHILE r THEY : ARE CHEAP ; Meamore—44 I>. AH lev. h. F VI Her, . I liter f, II. VYiliiains, lU-t. P M Kear.e MIHetta—AgA Meyer, Jai tree. Jo.inaon Jlarley. ■ mi t.riM ^ci. His |>IC o or i r ci ..| i.u.iit VV IHUton—L. VI. Sprawls, p. H. aittiate ami It M.g in rn .veil Cnuntt ■ f.totd, J. < spr.aw ts. • in,I Stale afu,tsaid, containing seventy ^ GI* h EK ONL CAR OF ROCK Klko—T. K Tururr, VV. M. Jones, VV. ||. VYoolev. Ilercnl:'* Creek School House—VV. If. Cieech Jno H. Riv, Jud.on Cre a ch. Fairfax—C. D. McClendon, VV. B. Rurckhalter, <!. VV. B uber. Tim Managers at each precinct named above are r< (|ueste;| t<> d, legato one of their number to seeiiio boxes and blank* for tin* election. They ••an he secured on and atier Suurday, Noiein her 1st, at the ottiee of tiu County Su- per visor. VV. H. Hair. 1 L. Altaway, VV L. Best. Cominlsslotier* of state and Coiiuly Election for Barnwell County. K. C Roberts. Jr.,Clerk. October 1 '.ill, I'.MiJ. six acres, more ur le»s. bounded North hv lauds of Mis. Helphia N *t lls, Kist hy lands of Mrs. E i/s Matheny; South hv lands of vv. M. Pricier and V'e>t hy lauds of Mrs EJiza Hiiito. I'erms Cash, purchaser to pay for pa pers. , H. L. O'BAN NOV, M aster. Master’s Of.lce, 0, t. 7lh, 11)02. HI LI, BUGGIES $10 CHEAPER THAN I’llEY HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD BEFORE. MASTER’S SALE Sr-ite of South Carolina, 1 County of Barnwell. / Court of C miituMi Pleas. John O’Gortaxn. a* Receiver of Tb< \ Il'A £9y*A Complete Lino of liar- 11 n) s a , l , HeK and Robe* SjST'xt very close prices. Our Stock of Shoes, Hats, ing, Shirts, Collars and Neckwear will suit the most iastidious io quality and price. .(HILll - TOP .- STABLEST ‘13ARNWELL, - - S C.rN Bh ’he help of American horse, and nifties hrrd- on the breejy pralrlft Hi ' Briii.h legion* conqacred their B.>cr antagonLt* in the most wonderful war of modern times, ^ With th>* hrl,i of thl* *anie type of st rk the farmer* of South Carolina can drive away hard time* and bring hack plenty and prosperity to all. With the return of per.ee in South Africa the demand for horse* and' mule* Cnrai.e there ha* ended, and the South, rn Buyer can again get* the.Best Stock in the world at old ti.ue price*. A right of Brou n’.» Beauties, the pride of the prairies, will convince you that he has what yon need and what yon can pay for. The Best Buggies, Wagons. Harnc-*, made by American skilled labor, kept to go w ith gilt edged stock, and at. correspondingly low prices Come u> the Hill Top Stable* and see for your selves. I will be glad to 8?eand serve yqr v . %• ' ( 13A ItlSrAVE1L,Xj, S. C. : A-MATCHLESS-MEDICINE!l xor a ne-ctCaT prorur. m VMfi't bi9li 00 iR ftw Ik&