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KAKClSO OKNKR GONZALEA.
Niilrci»o G«»«r Gonr*Jm w«t the »ec-
ond '••>n of A. J. ttonsate*, an exile
n(■) t|(»i iftro DJKii* * Donn'n I ^ ro,n CutiA, CUIef of erlillef.T diirlng[
IHJ. HJufllid, htlltor £ rluP 1% the war Itttweeri the Sum*, of the de-
OOWPKAS PAY BIO DIVIDENDS.
It la dlMppointlnn to find leM thH»
800.000 acre* devoted to edWiieMe In
the
twelr# Hnothcrn State* yleliliiig a little
o
LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION.
r .'a—r~ •- -H—
TnURSDAYr JANUARY 2! 1003.
The-^orth If ttfllriZjiIAolld]j repuh-
Ho tnha the South It demoorath;. Rhode
lalanH la the only State North of Ma«on
f and Dlxoc'a llt»a that fleeted a deiho^
oratlu governor In Novemher.
Tit* Pitori.a wcloomea 'Goferr.or
McSweeny.back Into the brotherhood,
lie baa bcenjthe moot aucceaaful coun
try eliM»r U« * ,u * w ] J h hi*
ndded experience will have greater and
hotter Influence for good..than he haa
ao well excroJ»ed ^
And now’ come* ^>r. W. II. Park.
hacterloloxTatdrDi^^cw YoftncTiXrT-
mcnt of beaHh, with the decla.atlon
that lemon jnlco D not rn effective
killer of typhoid bacilli, and he hit*
proved It by experiment. *Ic rfayifR l*
'■"^'Iftr «afer to holl the water u»etl for
drinking tv her ' M dl*ea*e U prevalent.
/. Presl.lcnt Koosovclt Ir a* changeable
In hi* pollticM affection* a* a man flirt
Pt hi* h»v^ *ff*lr». A year or *o ago
Senator Mcl.atnlo wii« a memher of
hi* kitchen cahinct. Now h-’* out in
the cold. Hooker Wadiington and l>r.
tlruni will g<> the eamc wav, unle**
their hoodoo lurtncnce i« too ulrong for
Teddy’* alreunosily.
partment of South Oarollua,' Georgia
and Florida, surrendering at Green*
tmro. Ill* mother wa* a daughter of
Ueu Williatn Klllolt >'.f Beaufort.
f/.t wa* horn In UAIIeton fjonnty An-
giut *>th 18&S. waa taught at home un
til 13 yeara^of age. attended achool In
VirgIpilAope year, worked aa alarm
laborer there and at home, and began
life a* a telegraph operator at Vitrii-
vUlnin IWfl Me 'organladH the tlrat
Democratic (Huh on the line of the old
Port Royal Railroad, and wa* corres
pondent for the Charleston .Journal of
l o mine roe. In ItHO he became local
editor of the Greenville Newa, later In.
the Name year he hreame the Columbia
«Orre*pOndent J of^he New* and Cou
rier and remained with that paper un-
ltl 181)0 II* began the publication of
The State on lith February, 181H.
aerved a* tlr*t lleptepantpn the Maff of
(»en. Nuncr. tn Cuba. On November
14th. 1901, he wa* married to Mi* Lucy
Barron of M uniting.
over 8,000 000 hualfel*. accord hr* to the
uen«ua fur the crop year in 18SM>. Thi*
j l» a very great lucrea*e over ten \<-.ii»
| ago. however, and thia crop i* being
grown to an Increasing extent at the
North and West, bocaiue of It* manifold
t i*Im aar/k«*t Is 4> 1 vvsa' Iv*s >*Kn
COTI’ON FKRTIlJZING.
Two EngiDh cheniUta claim to have
rpmnvered tliat If the render leave* of
young unrghum are hrulaed and Nteeperl
In water the presence of pruslc acid
will be discovered. If *o the.long my*-
-tery of It* deadly effect on stock I*
partially folycd On stuue *«dl* 4t ha*
Kanu eaten safety ami repratcdly and
everywhere it appears to lose any in-
jnrlou* qnatlty or element a* It ma
lure*
MI*aonrl r inks high in thi* union.
In wealth she D fourth and in area fl7tT»
In the sisterhood of State*. She mak*s
opnslderable odton, l->t* of tobacc>.
ocean* of grain and hay, million* of
"'Ip
vegetable* and trt-herwpplo orchard of
the West.:
Yet, last year, her people received
$17 00(T more for egg and (Hmltry ^rro-
.t^WUriB-tUgLall t.tliei i iopa -aolfr.
They even auppUfidL.New England with
thankagivlng cliielceris.
Roth hauso* liave completed their or-
ganDatlona and are now reaily tor In
dustrious work. With such ■* large
proportion of young and good men ft r*
eure that the session will he a busy one.
It R,of course, too early to predict the
trend of legRtattnw, fnr from the time
of It* Introduction nmli approval "‘by
the Governor a bil! I* a* open to ncrl-
; at a child fro+tt’the cradle t*> full
growth. And even after ^nat it will
take time and the supreme court to tell
whether sny now law I* worth the pa
per it i* printed on.
• The taking off by Congre** of the
tax on coal will not bring anv material
relief to the fleeced and freezing Amer
ica IT"pjofitir ttrtir^Winter by red11c’Itg
the price or increasing the supply of
••black dUmond*.”—
But It U very good Indeed a* a pre-
eedent, being equlvalcht to the adwls-
j'lon that the protection svsterm I* not
the good thing for every body claimed
bv those made rich by it*
Jf aeraocratlc politician*
—«en*e they will tage fresh courage and
contend for the right and opportunity
of the American people to say buy all
the necessaries of life where they are
cheapest.
Staid and steady
Boston had a new
hundred
experience recently. Sever*!
colored people had tilled a liall to hear
n colkg^tudcnt of their race diatribe
against the Booth Carolina efedtion
~ a«
Srrr-
tn-'
law*i Me wa* about »* vehement
Hmailaor Elliot were here thirty years
ago, and all hit audience wt« in svrti-
pathy except one, an Irishman near
r.he door, who maiTested hi* dissent by
•yhooping out Ip a Donnybrook voice
••Hurrah for lien Tillman,’’ and pro-,
deeded to speak Tn defetfee of Boutheru
election laws. The rore.flng quick Iy
became as noisy a* an'.old time Repuh-
llfan meeting on the coast and the po
lice had quite a lime in vaving -I’addy
from rongli u*age.
No sadder, no more touching tragedv
I* recorded in the history of this ’Sta te
* ■ ■ o S' t _
tl>aa„lh:it- contained in ijie chapter
commenced on Thursday last in Co
lumbia in the wounding of Editor X
G. Gonzales of The State by Id uten
ant Governor Jame* 11. Tillman, and
Completed with the death of the former
on Monday afternoon. —
Correspondence Cotton Plant,
Too many planter* have to fertilize
wJUh such materials a» I hey can get,'
especially if well enmeshed in the bonk*
ofydie local dealer. However.-R seeiri*
that the Interests of the dealer are
really in the line of IS good crop, and
consequently the quality of the llrtil-
izer they deal out to thdr following
‘leservjs a careful exatnin.vMon. A
great many fertilizer* arc compounded
to suit the material* most mnvrtitr'nj’,
and.with hut little regard to the actual
need* of the crop* for which same ia de
signed. .ThJ* fertilizer formula prob
lem I* far from"being an insupetahfe'
one, but it doe* require a little sfudy,'
Fur example, an average imlton crop
of 3X1 pound* of lint per acre produces
front the soil a great ileal more thatr
thi* 3C() pounds lint t ilietc are grown
also some (UK) pound* ofi seed,
pound* of holt* and leaves, ami about
OtK) pounds of steiua and roots. Now,
fertilizer is used by ulCihcse product*
quite a*much a* by the lint, and to
in-ike the one the other must alsu be
mad*. Consequently, In figuring nut
What the crop need* in the Une «>l tdam
food, we must take all ttiese more or less
useful products into con*ldeiatlou.
For a crop *uch as I- outlined al>ove,
taking the whole plant growth Into con
sideration, the actual plant food uae^l.
auruints to 17 pound* of nitrogen, -TO'
|M>Hud* of potash, anti lg p»itndg of
f>ho-|>hot4s* acid -A great deal of this
tdirogen mav and docs come from the
grow th ol cowpeas or some plant of the
same class 'J'hc*e plants have tins,
power of taking the Inert nitrogen from
The air, anil converting it Into such.
form* that it ia useihl a* tooil for plant*
I'evtiap- half tlnr nitrogen" n<e<Ted Irp
t he cotimt crop I* otitaiued in this im*m-
mar, at least It should l>e. a'nd wc must
manuring....Also, the plio'spln»rTc acid
i* hard t.< keep in .available form In the
soil, and the fertilizer application uC
thi* lugicdieut »1tould b3 at least doub
led.
From thi* point of view a good cotton
fertilizer should be‘ Sutdra* to give t<l
the crop per acre ahoujt‘Jft pounil* ol
nitrogen, in poqnd* of potash, and
■potin * of availahle phosphoiip weld.
It i» impnssitde to expect the crop to
teach and assimilate all jthe fertilizer
applied; In fact, not much more than
half can be acutally re«4iz“d, apd. thi*
too under the ninsf" favorable con.lt
tion*. This l» another point for
thouglu.ftil consideration.
The plant food for the crop a* out
lined contain*, taken by it*clf, pottle
38 per’ eent. nitrogen 41 pej cent, pot
ayh. and 38 per cent, phosphor c add.
la-t us c<mtt>ar« thi* with the tnaourc
of the farm, which i*^ of eours-e, not-
made front cotton, but rather front the
grain* and grasses. ""Bitch manure con
tains per ton about 20 pound*
nitrogen and potash, aiid 5 DOItnd* ol
pliosnlioric acid; tliat I*, considering
the plant food l>v it«dT,"some '4*y~per
cent, each of nitrogen nod i>otitsh atiiT
^ilt per pent pltuspllnrlc m-t.t and very
little jjf litis IkItoV availalde al that
t'ottim ip tt-speclaf crop, and it is quite
evident that oriltnajv farmyard man-
ure i* not a well balaip-c l ferillizur for
saaii*»^ It should be fortilicd bw mix
both
vobbeey. Ing with U.or using with it
l-nve tutfe--U*rmxrT potash salt* and acid pho*
~ ' idiatc. With till* illustration aa a
gtiide, it is an easy matter for a planter
to figure out ,'lhe pioportlonk—pf the
plant footl ingredients mThe fertilizer
lie l« asked to hoy, and act accordingly.
R. Garwood.
Virtue*, heed is worth J-l per huthcl,
and each acre should pr duee hue and
one half to two t'on* of cowpea hay,
worth lp. leaat $10 a U<n, The cowpea
I* apeclallf^valnable aV'4 fertilizer
When this crop lafgrown. the ruot atwb-
Ide and falllog loaye* w III add at least
20 per cent per acrA to tlie available ni
trogen in the aoll. Thi* nitrogen ia oh-
talnetHrorn thealr by aid of themiupte
bacteria, which live in the nodule on
the root* of the cowpea, ihua making
lid* the cheapest source of nitrogen, an
element that In fertilizer* cost* 15 cent*
per pound The nitrogen thus addetl to
the soil t>v cow pea* is Enough to furnish
plenty of fond fora crop ot w heat yield •
ing. say, tv«#*nly huahei* per acre.
The cultivatioupf the cow pet render*
the *n!l friable anti the decay of it* r v Ig
..r »ns rittti icvHtem open* up channel* In
the anil for the penelrallon pf alt. ami
mmsthra The addition of vegetshle
matter through the incorporatitm of the
root* and stubble, with the-£pil, by
.f*loj*lng, increases it* water-holding
capaCitv and efftthM ifetTuulAokllTIr^'{“TUniibai ton
pla it food hitherto held In tinayailahle
iptrni* bt’ reaaorrof the fermentatioti
whUdt takes place a« tlie hiifntt* decay*
Truly.tlte i’owpea is a wonderful plant
The best *ccil only should he - grown
The eowpeA, an upright grow ing plant,
i*readily Improved hr selection. The
on jtber Stabt iinb
jebon SDcrfc ramt
man
befommen. 6ie
mac^t ^pfer-
ben ftreube.
ArDlfOR’S Al^OINI’MEN I’Sc '
The County Auditor orhi*rrpre*cn-
tativo- wi11"Ite at. the nmowtng namert
place*-©»t the dates opposite for the pur
pose of taking the returns for taxation :
Snelllng ja.Hiary 6
mower, and the |>e:i« hoed in the ordi-
narv threshing mnchIne — l’roie*v*r A.
M. Soule, University of Tcnnesslft.
I
CAPUDINE
LIQUID
HEADACHE- CURE.
Fot Bale By
Tobin’sDr^Store & Creech’sPh.innacy,
TRESPASS
no hce.
Ap|deton —
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11
Dimcnb.Sains
15 :
Allendale ,
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Barnwell *
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84
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Fairfax.
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Si cahmre
88
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I'Unera
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22
Barnwell ‘
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llercnle*
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Black vlllfi
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log. culling wood or in any manner
trespassing on lands of the nnder-
signed io Red Oak township are, strict
ly fhrhlilden and will bw prosecuted tu
the extent of the law.
II. \V. Richardson.
MONEY TO LEND.
I am prepared to negotiate loans on
Improved farm* for live year*, partial
payments: Ihteicsl 8 per cent on hum
under fl.tHX); 7 per cent, on loans over
♦ I,<W0. Don’t w. lie. entm* and sqe me
— -....—: ■ -J. O PAT I KHittyl
Barn welL ?L-C.
— WAXTUtil Ohl Scrap Trmt —OhT
p ow^a, buggy atpl wagon tire*. axlesT
old mill miu’hlnery. brass and copper
old stove*, <&c I take Any and all kind'
of old scrap iron and steel, large ,,a ml
small piece*, ant thhig taken. Gather
tip all and bring or send to me.
Jit)lau R Harrison.
Gun an,I Lock Smith
Barnwell, S. U
TRESPASS NOITLE,
We forbid all hunting, shooting ot
lrespas.iug of agy kinil nn Ihclautla.wr
own or control under penalty of the law
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M ASTER S‘SA LK.>
State of South <’*.m!lua. T
Gouuty «>f..'Barnwell l
Uotirf nfv< omtno'n Plea*.
II. IT. t’orlcv In ht• nwn right and h
Administrator of the estate of George
M. ( QfleV. declased, ef at , Plai tiffs
T - Again-t
John s. t'lark. Defendant, • /
Bv virtue of a'(Tpcnjal nrrler to (in'
-directed i,U_ItLC ahbve eotilted ( ttu
w ill sell at Barnwell, in .front of the
Court llou*e. on Monday,'K« to uayy 21.
IHOj, it being saJevylaf ii) *aid imlnTli
w ithin the legal hottr<‘of sale, the fol
lowing described real propettV’; situate
i 11 the (Jointly an d S l a t e al—r < • * a i dr— •
•’All that cert tin lot with the stort
Dtinhaeton, In Ih»
~ -4mu*e. ihereott, a t
(’ouTSSt-of Barnwell ami State of South
Carolins.'ktKLW ti as the (,'o.' ley store,
and cupjaltdng Othmuto- m“re or lesj*
. and hoimil^rt North Tlv Atlautit* I o-i-t
Line Railroad; E*»t—Uy laruLa i lvar.et
Awens; South TTy land* of - M. D
PROGRESS 1.7 VIRGINIA
Sometime ago we met a proaperpn*
farmer who told At* how he had made
good money. Several "’Years ago he
bought a few Jersey cOw* which cii*t
him a snug kuui of money But he de
cided to bifv the best am) niake some
experiment*on hi* . own account. Zip'
increa etl hi* stock from time - to ti.iue
an I after » while he began to seli.cow*
Th u price of the ordinary neighbor
I o ul cow* was from fifteen to twenty
dollars each, htit this farmer «old hi* i
cow* at fropt Ilf tv to srveety five
lar* 11colt hint no more
Bailie
«l>d
I
B"-
A man of great bruin, of self teliant,
ambition*, streutiotts spirit of th« new
Century fllllag liis being ha* been taken
from the w&v* of thq-llvihg before hi*
aim had reach 'd luChighest noon, be
fore th* nisltowing touches of the
year* had ri|>ened hi* gift* into a
-peaceful, full fruited autumn.
Another, of younger year*, *on of a
aoldi'.r and statesman, heir to the fath
er’a brilliant talent, honored but a lit
tle more than two brief year* ago by
fits cxtl of LUl felloiv citizen* to the
aeeond higlie^State ofllce In their
gift, the Presidency of a Senate that
hat made high and heroic history
through peace and through war, mutt
answer to the courts of the mother
Hta'e why be so lifted his hand against
his brother.
The Tliat I* Irrevocable, The life
work of the dead ii flnlshed and be^
j Jongs bo history^
i future of the living is in keeping
•f the'^lRrtev.^nd until !t« judgment is
pfos-.ounced the
to rai
scy than hi* neighbor* to raisejjtd com
mon *t(>ck .
But that was not.-alL- Tn one vp■>r he
s"ld I rmn lti* fartu dVA' I hotisa'iid pnunils
of hufter;' vvhiclt brought him about
$! .20.1 itv Yt*h. In the ni( > arrtimo his
laqds we rc-yery much '(•nrichf d and
thev arc worth considerably more than
when be began thi* branch of fartii In-
j ditsiry. ,
About the time (hat he* purchased hi*
cows he plained apiH.UH'n r o( pear trees
ami tills t ear“jie auJUl...a large crop of
pear*, which brongjbt.htm Jn a round
sum of money. V
He is verv tmteh pleased with feis op
vratio j* yet he 1* not satisfied, aedipotv
he proposes to turn hi* atlei-flntt ip
itcu*^ Me ha* been mqLing in vest .'g -
tiojis’and ha* satisfied himself tliat
Against
ns, et al.. Defendant's.
By virtue of a decrPtal order -pi me
di'rected in tlie above entitled cause. I
l?r- {'\\ ur sell arWftjweit. in frdcf of uf"
CotiH Mouse, nit- Momlar;—Fehrnarv
2nd,, XiKK
moTttb
ilescriiied re.->4 pfupeiJ y,
Cquntv atul tatate afore -
there is more inoney In hen* than in cow *
although, as we have said, he found hi*
cows v ety proflialde. has on I is
farm shoot seven bundled h^tmund al
though this is the dull season with the
hens, he i* selling - ‘ahAnt twenty-one
dollar* worth of Vgg* each week.
IV lieu the liens get regularJy down to
business keis satisfied tb»r the output
" ill he at lea*t fifty pet cent, more. He
has ml ditliculty in finrln g a marketJor
hi* eggs; Indeed, he does not tiavc to
look f6r a market. A dealer come* to
hi* pla c once every we; and takes tlie
egg* at the price we I av • named and
does not even tequirw thw-fnrmcr to
pack them.
Mere I* a good business man, a man
who uses his head in the conduct of his
business, a man.who finds out what hi*
farm Will produce and vvh > ftml* nut,
what are the market demand*. Me ad
just* id* farm to (he situation, he ti*e*
A nderson and West by Hickory Strycr,”
'letins cash, Purchaser to'pay ’for
papers.
M. L O’ltANNON,
" . . .- Waster. —-
Ma*ter‘» Olllee, January Gth, 11>t)l.
MASTER’S SALE.
itaic of S >uth G.trollnn )
(JtHtnf.v of Ba nwcll \ ^ '
Court of ( oniihoiy-PIca*
Elilily A M a yUejl^pJtkllll i H .
Ashley Store
Furse Store
Barnwell
Kline
orses
and v
Mules.
J tsf,received a* flue a lot of aH
otirpoM Kentucky Horw* and
Mule* as were.ever brought from
the Blue Grass Bute. They arts
pretty, they are extra good and
prices are right at ' ,
' KEMEDt’S SHE STABLES,
WH.M-TO.X, - - t». C.
Baggies,
Wagons,
Harness.
Choice and Complete SfncKTfom
the h»at makers in America ou
liaitd sod for sale at price* that
can upt,he duplicated for cheap-
nesa in the State.
C<.me and he ••onvlnced that
realitv exceed* description.
*ltnSCrOE55EDY,
i-5. ; V
X
1'^
PARTICULAR ATTEHTION
• r ' V
IS CAI LED TO THE, ITEMS BELOW NUMERATED:
- «-*
at half price and less.
>VIITLISION, S. C.
On nccotint of tlio rcHiarkably warm weather we have
been having this fall, there was no demaiul forjatluits. and
the consequcneeS are, I am overstocked. Therefore, have
applied the knile, ard will ofler my entire stock of jackets
at half price: . , 9 - ,
$2 80 Jackets at .v.Yv.v.;. ;... $125
1 50
W Hi Is ton
NL-rnu,,*
R*rnwcTT^hIUH February 20’h after
which 50 pcr cenTpcuivlty will be aided
<>n all prniterty detlnqu
W. H. DTmcan.
Barnwell, S. C.. Drc.tS UWJ,
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS.
AH persons ipdehteft to the estate of
E^ T. McCreary, dvceascil. are required
:n make prnitiprpaynienf n the uuder-
tg-oed. itnd all pcf»oii* tinldiiig. claim *
tgntmt e*VHt" w ip present them to
nte prujterly at-tewted.
-^r— , J. Furman Barne*,
ATmtrrTTtffmrfr
!irren wood. S. C., January 2d. HO I.
NOI K K.
The public w ill plea.e take notice that
I prohibit and hereby forewarn any
tnd nil person* from hunting or shoot
ing bird* Or any other game on my
tirt Orise*,or in ijny oilier (yay trespa**-
ing upon m v lands. - *.
W. V Gut,;
*» ,- Allendale. B. C..
r EG i s r it a r i on N ott (; k.
1?
The Itegistrajtion Rook* will bo/Xvpgn
in (lie Court I louse on lilt- first M.I>yday
sale day) in cacti month dm •gNt/O 1 *
tear 1103 for t)te fransacthwi jj*%uch
nisiness as i* rcqulretl by 'avvf'*^:
Wt J-.-- Ktfxle y.X'i
ChairiiM'
P
D’L. Black,
Be c ref an’.
■w
M-
y»
PENSION NOTICE
^ ' Dvc lTth - 10-12
Mr. G. R. Dpid>ar, ITrarm
uiissionvrTrf Hnru-well < ou tty, will
_he |y Auditor’* Otli :e at, -itarnweil
an each SatirrdyV.in, Jknnary, fdiKBL
tn write up amt pee pare all applica
tion* for flnwe, apply ing fur |>onsiwm». ■{••■<
and have them ready to be presefttKit
to tR» Cnti'utv I>u«lou- DnattTf^ffiiJch
meet* 1 *L. Maan-day loa—Fwlmwry lATit).
D. W. Bodiford ('hairniau.
G. R. Dunbar, i oiiitrtissloiiOt,—’
Regisferird Jersey Dull Culf For Sale.
One solid colored, healthy, hat ffr. ome
*:. Laniherl hull calf out of .rich' milk*
•idi? regi*fe|ed dam. Bin p.>s*.-«-itig 7 r >%
• if bipod of Melia’Alin’* Victor Pogi*,
•on .of rpirn-e.* of l>iil»et. (ttficlal iott-
i.er test : l.*i ‘b*. I oz butter—in seven
av*."!fi i lti« f*^a == rare oppirt-initv to
camte a fine animal -at a reasonable
Hill?
YV+: OFFER ONE CAR OE KOCK
■^‘HILL BUGGJF.tfflb CHEAPER
THAN THEY HAVE EVER
^BEEN SOLD BEFORETTt
•n
’X::
X Complete Litre of Har-
ne**. Saddle* and Rohe
at very clote-price*
flur Slock of
Clotliing, Shirts, Collars
_ ' salt-
the most fastidious in
quality, and price. .
COMPLETE LINE OF STOVES A2LP
WARMTH A
ardware. grocer
ies, Ac. PRICKS IN KKEP-
'[triu:. considering tireeding.
Write to
l
L.
rl—=
'bffttTltt.g*, w ith everyjliing in excefteht
•nndifioit.
the ToTInw i
it being salesdaYJn said I- . .. , >—, - ...
Wythlu the legal h,,ur._ol sale, the grtmeyrschool »ti^ public of-
‘ * *—— t«»-
sl'nat.* In ttr
sal
One hlltidi ed a<-re« of IkiuFWith dwel ■-
ling house and ImHding* thereon, on'
East side of plantatiotkwhere lieccluim
Owen* resided and, fnr more particu
1 velly. l ountled a* follows; On,-4It**
North bv Craig’s Pond, and land* of
X^tllie . Ko'k; on tlie E "*l hr- K. XV.
Wcsthersbce anti Jatneil Lewi*: on th
Soutli by land* of Bam Jesse, and G. M.'
Green and on the West by a road run
ning from land* fortitfrlv owned by )V
W. Mglrlev/to Craig’s,Pond^ ^ ’
Te/ttM ertslt. flprehager to i>*y for
pa pet**.
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LkO’B XNNON,
•T^* '.Master,
Master'* Qflloe, January f.th, 11K)3.
THE STATE OF
County or B.vijxwK.i r.,
By J. E. Snelllng, Esq, Judge of pro-
’ hate In Barnwell County.
XX’herea* Ke?.iali Furmaii A E. XV Elli*
apply for Letter* f>f Administration
on the estate of XV r m. Forman deceased,
> T}m*e are, (therefore tp cite and atl
rnonl*h all and slngnlarc the kindred
•anti creditor* of the said deceased, to
he ami appear before me at a Cpb-t of
Prolwte for the said county t > he Bold
en at Barnwell C. M. ten Saturday,
24 rtaynf January 11)03, at U iP dock a.
m., to show cause, if any, why tlie said
admin4*tiation should not be granted.
Given under my hand and sejl of the
Glendale Dairy. ,
Barn wc+TrS. 4V.
Cantaloupe Seed.
TO REN T’.
A comfottahle-T-ultage in vne •
le»irahie'residence section of Burnt
4krt-t4n^-tnrmi«e* ate ait—needed mtt
XVe are grrrwiog 40 .YCTW* of
tlie Pares' of Cahtaihubc*
and are cutfic.g 'tlieui “for
tend, 1*1 up- ymtr—orders.
i
flOc Value
7-vt V*
DOo » *•
$1.00 “
125 “
1.30 ■;—^
at
24c.
29c.
8 )o *
4!)o.
JtM.
74c.
JACKETS! JACKETS!
-O-
3 (K)
5 no
7 O' )
10 00
12.00
15.00
jc
It ^
. ' n v 5^,
2 50
S 50
8 00
C00
7.50
w \
OVERCOATS!
$3.50
:> oo
7.)K)
10,00.
1500
-Ali.H.Ivkkcoath Ricoi'crnONE THIRD.—
OvereoaU at
81
$2.76
3 75
- 4 ‘JO
filA
10 00
Everything at reduced pr.ees. Big bargains in jiveiy
department. Come and be convinced.
v ' S. KKASXOFF, Leader in Lo>y Prices.
‘Satie the—
secures
omers.
Four car-loads now on hand-
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HILL - TOP - ST; E-LE3
3ARN.WELL
(Jeofgf JJ. Bnt«*•-
Treasurer’s Notice.
Treasuter’s Ofllce. Barnwell County, B.
C .Oct. 20th. 1002.
The Treasiirer’*^OII1ee vflll ho open
for tlie colhx-tinn of tlie tlxe*- levied for
!1),)2 from the4 5th dav of Oetube.r until
the3]»tdaynf December HX)2. inclu
sive. after w hich date 10 per eent pennj.
"" arvla
tv wi IT attach unttf January'Ijtli^jYften
ftxecntlon* will lie Issued.
Tlie Cnmnmtatlon.tax^wrTn be receiv
ed until.Ain roll
TTtT
Fnv-trve cmtvjwrlence of tlie tax payerz
l w ill atUmtUlbe following places on
the (bcYsand date* mentioned, and the
a-will he closed on ‘aid ilav«:
On account ofAlie tw o terms ol Court
it, will i>e impnsslhle foV jnW-to attend a*
many place* as l tyabld l+ke. - *"*
Fur Statu tuirDOses... 5 Xlill*
Enr Constitntlonal m-hool. . 3' “
KtTr ordinarv Count.v 3
Repav Lohp, one. half of one
mill .'...
— • (
<rt
\
w at 75 <? per Ih Your
ey-ret (Hided If they are
not genuine.
II. Van RrsKimtd&fc^-
Rockv Ford, Colo.
/
Reference, Farmer* A Merchant* Bank,
' T -Rocky Ftinl, Colo.
P. M. BUCKINGHAM,
WELL, B. C. t :•
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
IDLE, MONEY SECURELY INVESTED.
.LIFE INSURANCE,
(Agent for New York Life.'
FIRE INSURANCE, „
(Calhoun & Company)
trmr "•lie help of A'meric.ati I
7,f mntleru titties.
i e ty ptr o f *t r
drive away haul time* amt firing .’tack pi nt a in
With ih* ret urn of pexry +n ^ou Hr A r t u ■ ;n tt
tided - , attii the BoUAlierir Buye
In the wi rhl at old time price* v
It v aroilna call
h!|, _
meiky t<»
:Afny hi>r*i •"’and
ki get the Best
milled
Stock
vou
A sight of Brov, n’» Be*utie«, the pride of the prairie*, will conviht'
that he has what you need and what you can pay fur —v—-—J
f*rThe Best Biiggle*. Wagnn*. Harnt'-s, made l>v Anjerican skilled lalior,
kept to go wttu gilt e<lge(l stopk, and at. vorresponilinglv low price* Come to
tiie Hill Top Rubles and see for your selves. I wi.l he glad to see and serve you.
33A UMWKl.L- S.
*
722 BROADWAY, AUCUSTaV GA.
Next Door to J. B. White’. DrvOnotl* Store,
Total
List y*>owproperty w’lth me. Inspect
fine lot of investment applirwdon*. All ;
tletail* of perfe-ting loa»a carefulIv at»
tended to. Term* reasormbU. C*»ri»-
llj Mill* spondence aolicited. Address
17 0 F FI CIS IS THE UNITED S/TA T E S
discretion and Industry in pushing hi* Court thi* 7fh dav of JatHtafr, A. If
farming'ipemtloiM, and h<> make* inon- 1903, and In the one hundred and
ey We.believe that every farmer who twenty-seventh Tear of tlie Sovereign
will i>ur*ue tliat course win algo be *uo- tv *ml ln<le|J>m1ene« of the Uniteil
cetaful.—Richmond Time*. State* of Atneflca.
. ; j K. SNELL ING.
Pure taffeta silk at21c. atS, Kraa- /• r.tit ii_i i.'r U q 1 Vo hate Judge.
» nnir* PuhlBhed in I h* Barnwell Pkctl*
ipe of tlletictli du^-P “ *• r «January 8 : h, ID* 3, »
-*> , mi' ’ . 'A- f - -..
SPKCIAI. SCHOOL LEVY.
Cet)ar Gruve; Fai r fax, Oltl Golumhla,
Ulmer. 1 Mill. . ,
Allendale. Barharv Branch. Black-
vlile. Double Pond, Elko. Edi«to,
Friendship. Kline. I.ee*. Mstnie. Morris,
New- Forest. Dak Orore. Seiglingville,
Seven Pine*. Tinker’* Creek. 2 Mill*.’'"’
XVlIliston. 21 Mills.
o'Cave, Owen** ( rn*« Roail*. Barton.
Big Fork. 3 MUD 4
*■ * Barnwell, 4Lf Mill* -
RiispoctfullY.
, E D FREE,
County Treasurer.
*
r
r. m.
RUCKIMi0AH t
Barnwell. B. C.
A
NO MORE DREAD OF THE DENTAL CHAIR.
PRICES
fie 1 'sT'.
Arophene for paiinle**
)»<■ u
of teeth
Ah-
4lmt>l‘ applied f*' 1 he gum* • K*» tuul
T. B. ELLIS. M
Surveyor and Civi! Enqmeei
results follow-
of the. nervoiH
W
Pai.nl*-** .S» stein
It* branches.
nelV
extraction
hariAMr**.
call the attciitiou
a if I ilclh-ate Ifd nor
Dentistri in all
eet :et Teeth, eitiier npi>er or lower. . ,$) i! 00
I’artiHl Pet* l eithr..... i(Wm $? t o
> olid 22k (.old $5.14)
(told Klllinga...;!- $1 oo up.
Antaknitn Mtid « eni. ntr.. 6Cc to $l.t 0
, KxirHctintf.Teeth, Pain'e*s.v tide
f Eximyirit Tr.t>, ukl way. titc
//
B peel a I ittention given r.» «he complk
tallon of -vater-pow er* leveling an
drainage.' ^ . .
A ppstaleardAddFesaedfc 'lea* xi»f
fin, B. C., wlltvrv -,rrol..p» Itfee
lion. /
All
We x*mlne to
L WORK WARR^NT^D.
I
^uie-Ts-etlv''ne of cT*-. 1 tve jnd tell it" just what xonr wmik win
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