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The Barnwell PaoDfe- m I. K9LKES, Editor i Prjf'r. ttKUEST COUHTT dBCUUTIOH THURSDAY. ^KBRUAlfir 6 1903. J u John D. Rock«#«H»r offer* to Klve Devon iqilllon dollar* for the dliworery «»f * wore for conauinptlon.. Ho omild afford ft, for by railing the price make that amoimt ^ -. .A Tho price of coal ha* fallen two or titre* dollar* a ton alnce Congro** put It on the free list. And many thing* keroalfto ho could dear In a week. of more general u*e And equally needed would be far cheaper If the robber tafy Iff were taken off. t 4 The Department of Agriculture at Wathlngton Da prophet of evM. It pro dicta that the Mexican boll weevil, which, destroyed Dn mHllun dollar* worth of cotton In Texas laat year, will apread all over the cotton growing atatee within *lxteen or eighteen yeara, Ho far the government sclentl^fcgiave been enable to check the Invadr.- MarlboroD ooneldered the flneat ag ricultural countv In the Htato. A bale to the acre Is tho average year after year In the^cotton section. Tet the county has a chain pf -aand bills that have been Cbuhted aa worthless as the poorest in Barnwell. Men with money are starting to make these sands valu able through fruit, tobacco, and melon culture. One poach orchard of live hundred acres. W,000 tree*, Is hOO», be ing put out. Until It bear* the land will be planted In melon* and tobacco. President Roosevelt hat bought mor* trouble by leaving for nlnety-nin*year* a strip of land reaching acros* the i*th- mu* of PaiiHina, six mile* In width. The l/nhed State* will spend n good myly ■IIHotMiqlDrt-ltr dly|;liigr^.~]pm U there connecting the water* of the .Gulf of Mexico and the i’aoltlo ocean. The price Is ten million down and * quarter of s million yearly rent for the term. No extra charge is made for earthquakes/volcanic eruptions, epi demics of yellow fever or revolution*. The title is hardly at g K>d In law as that conveying to the United Stale* the Philippine gold brick.' In Virgil.I , n <onsiq^tence if tie * analyses experiment* will be made Ibis year In growing Turkish tobacco, which Mill* at ft.aed a potnuf, while Vlr|{fntls blight bring^lT) to 89 cents a pound. V 'V« arc sure that Congressman Croft will take a lively Interest lit getting the National government to enlarge Its work on that line, but Inatfhsd of waiting on that w hy not require the graduates of the schools of chemistry, geology and mineralogy In the Mate Colleges to repay (he «*sDtance given them by making Pitch Analyses in their respective counties. S.C., Jany. HUli, 1903. Our Aiken couslii* are helped with the hope that the Seaboard Air Lint 1 people think end talk of extending their trolley line to Columbia. The S A . L. does, as wo believe, one thing *t a rime, and will hardly begin said ex- t usion until after the completion of % o Charleston — Barnwell.— Augusta outiueeiiou. No man can tell how long it wlll'be, bnt «t last report the threi graders who began throwing dirt at Olar last year.had got out ofalght, and still had their facet turned toward The JSgst. “One thing at a time and that done well Is a very good rub Many can tell.'’ v • . Jartiee il. Hayes,-a light weight nil- gro lawyer of Virginia,made a mouthy speech in Washington recently threat ening that the negrOes would resort to the sword and torch If they did not gei justice from the w hlte people? To him w* command the reply years ago of Judge Thomas J. Mackey, who -Hffesldlug at -iewifort In. this Hute, aeid to a colored lawyer who Remanded “J-netlce”. “*You want justice. If yon had the justice you deserve you would be * vavsge In ihe jungles of Africa gnaw ing the shin bone of, a white mission* ary. Of course no sensible person attaches any Importance to Hayes’s howling. It’s for bread and me.it he does it. The probability of a war between the United Bute* and Germany- grows- : grtuter. The lattar ha* made war on Yenexuela as a mean* of forcing the payment of debtedhe German citizens by the slow settling Hooth Americans, Mk. Editor : - ‘J have been rending vnur paper ta ken by a friend and I like It So well that 1 want to subscribe fur it. I haven’t the money to pay now, hut will pay you when the ye*r is out. Ho send it along and, oblige —Yours respectfully, Robert Whljo.- Robert White D not the name of our correspondent, but will answer for our purpose. He is personally unknown to US; While appreciating his kind expres sion of liking for Thk Pkoplk we beg to ssy to bim that he Is making ^ inis take In offering to pay 12 next January. I’htf'lntereet for« year’s credit h too high, for It is In little savlngsvilot peo ple become eopifortable.’ The man who conduct* his b^ehiA** on tho all credit plan 1* a* likely to‘the out of money next January as be was last. Accord ing to our experience of four men who promise to pay |2 at the a .id of tlteir subscription years one remembers and comes to time. Now we suggest to Robert White, a farmer we believe, (hat he turn over a new leaf. Let him select a reliable hen, set a dozen--not thirteen-egg* under her, take go«i<!>care of the chick ens hatched Until they are frying size and then sell them and give n* the mon ey, or send them to us. He will Hud that a much cheaper way to pay a- year’s subscription thsn to work cotton 1 to get fl *i- We have taken considerable space on so little a matter, hut we want people generally to get out of the rut of cred* It, —• . colic, bift if they do not-dle at ones, a pa re fitly rccoter.only tb’devetop mo mu lortii ot pHraly-ls at n Int r date. One gentteiUMn who has lost about twenty good mule's, says that be sometime* anils one of his mules down in the stall in the morning, but when it is aittiisLed to rise it will eat andXo a day's work in harness, l.ster, they show a letid- eury to fatigue and in had cases appear blllowsed. Houie have gr>at dlllk-uuy in bieathlng and with every breath there is a rasping sound that ean be heard titty yarda. When in tliia cun- Office of State Veterinarian. Cienuon College, tj. O. t - . r vZ... —"Jim. 17,~T90>;j If you w'lft allow mu spade J 1 win ao- | awe* a tew of lhe«liiqifIrles which are reaching this dftice irOtu niany p'aria of the state. /, . 7 first, t here ha* been' prevalent all over South Caroilim and partsot Oeor gla for the .past year u disease of ho>'scs whieh D oonymogty .referred to ma , ‘’Blind St>tgger*.’\.li] some cases horses [are Hakcn ttlih *)inptouis of A if dition they are uirable to work, become exhausted and full as If they had choked down, koinciimes bltiding liom the uioutb and breathing very hard. Many havu become asphy xiated and died In this «a ■ lilioti. In oilier caMes the Hrst. symptoui* noted arc those of paraly*i-, and the hur*e Is unable to use tih liind leg*. . In other case* there Is Hrst noted a great difficuhv in breathing. Recent ly a number of cases have been icpoi ted a*occurring In the early morning while the horpe* are in the stable. Thej^ are heard plunging against the walla and are found to bc |>erfe#Gy A lid and—itu- maii-ige.ibb . Eater they become quiet. Stand kjPif asleep, llirally lie down, be come iiucoiiHciou* and often die w ith- out a Htmggle inside of two or khreo hours after Hrst taken^ Oiie man wri ting from-Georgia wtys w hile.lliey arc in the erfolted stage they try to uliujh into tliv foft and will bite at any thing In tho way, even ttielr-own leg*, lrk« a mad dog. UnlortiHutely, l ha\c seen The storv of bow Lord Te.nnv*on came to write ••Crossing the Bar.” n« told bv Canon Fleming, is Interesting reading. When q»ked . the question by Dr. Butler of Cguihi lilgjf~the’ poet, pointing to a nurse who IimIi been with him some eighteen months at d had great InHueuce over him, replied: ’ That nurse was the cause of my wri ting ‘•Omsndng the Bar.” She asked me to wr:lc\a hymn, and I replied, •Hymns are orten such dull Thing*.” “But at D«t he cttotseidcd to write one. adding. “They sayHhat I compo-u very slowly, but I kno’ckeu\jditiL off in ten minutes.’ “DYING IN THKIRBOf rarv, Our honored friend and cotemp Mr. Jack Carr, of th« Greenwood Nkws and Views, a nativo Kdgefi-ld ma^ and a lifelong nelghhor of the Tillman*, write* as follows in the last issue of bi* paper: ~ ' ••Home year* ago It was said of the ANum.family of this State that they were famous for dying In their boots. w-Tlie Tillman* of KdgeHeld bate a like record in.ibit rcSm ct. W. M. Till man, the oldest brother of Senator Till man, was killed in battle in Mexico. Oliver Tillman, another brother. Sva* shot to death bv Andrew Neel in Flo rida wfhile eating dinner at a ImtH Nwet root pert fromfott. -went tn Mt* hut one of the ca*es. and failed, tojllag nose thu disease. I now ask tliat all who have had experience with any dis ease of horse* with these symptom* tfrlte me,'giving full particular*, mm it has already killed over fifty head of horses, and I am very anxious to Hud lfir true nature and a remedy. Second. Text* fever ha* prevailed among the cattle In the feed, pens in many parts of the state tip^t the llrst week in January, when I saw the last case* reported fo this nllice. This is very unusual, a* the disease generally eyases with the first frost w hich st>q»^ the activity of the tick*. The longer prevalent?* this year I* no doubt due to the warm fall and early w infer which ha* favored the ticks in development. I fear there w ||! be mote, tick* on cattle the coming year th in for many past as they will have le-s cold ro,„eou:ei.d with this winter. AH who are feeding cattle from the north of the quarantine I nc, -including all of western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee, arc advised tn feed them out and sell them before the ticks begin to batch In BtaTclFiTuT April if they do not care to sustain further losses. .£ v L - Third I do not reortmmend anv particular breed of cattle, but prefer that e»Vh HfSn dtc'de that for hmiselt sn.l buy to "his ow n nnt-hm. I—w ill i heerfiillv cd-operate with any citizen- in getting the csltlw-of his choldft ami inoociilate them w hen shipped' here "IF he so desire*. Foui lb. Theie are a nnmhernf good stock iiapcr*, but t*n**ihly Hie best all round paper for-fll classes of breeders It tin Breuflir’s Gize te. Chicago It ■ a Hfix six page ^weenl v of a . hi^ b ijXilriy regulai'- price $2 a year, hut Sold •saryshfr* in C***»«i *11 sizes. M.-de by Standard OH Company au in tor’s ; a ppointments. TheChuuty Aiidltotnhr RD represen tative will he an the following named place* on the dates opposite for the pur pose cf taking the returns for taxation : Snelllng Jii.mary 0 DuiihArton A*hley Store Fut>e Store ^ Barnwell . 1 Kline Appleton I»linen,'i Sams AI fend ale Barnw ell .i . i*. it Fairfax St cnnmre 1'Uners Barnwell f t Hercules, Hilda 'Blackvltle W n il ley Barnwoll ' C 7 % 1) 10 12 13 14 i:» 14 T? 19 20 21 22 21 - 53. 27 28 SB 30 81 , Horses *ai)d 'M Just received a* fine a lot of all purpose Kentucky Horses ami Mules as were ever brought from the Blue Grass State. They h-* prpfty, they are extra price*are right at KENNEDYSALE STABLES, iV ilListon, . - t a. c. Buggies, Wagons, Harness. • \ -X Choice and Complete Stock from the beat makers in America on hand and for sale at prices that can not be duplicated for oheap- m-s* In tlifjjftate. . O me arid lie convinced that reality exceeds description. . t ^UINa A. KENNEDY, WILLI8TON. 8. U. ' ” Febraary Elko «• g WrtTTston "T; ’ 4 Vercat.iis - - ft Bamwrll unill Fehriiary 20*.h after w hicb 6U per cent penalty w ill bc-*ided on a!i property delinquent. , wril.* Duitcun. Barnwell, S. C.. Dec. 1ft l!»02. NOT IC F. IO 1) E BTO US A N D (’R KU»4y itorh:— All pereon* indebted to the estate of L. T. McCreary, d.-ceased, are’required to umke prompt pat riient tv the midor- Higned, and alt persons holdiog' clafnis agnipst. said estate .wit, present tftem/to me pyoperly atte-ted. J. Furman Barnes, * AdinlniatrMtor,/ Greenwood, S. C?., Janiuiry 2d, 1101. NOTH 1C. The public w ill ple»Mi take notice that I proliihit "amd” hereby forewarn any am! all p>*rson* from hunting or shool- Irg birds or anv other game on mV picniises, or in any other way trespasa- irig tippn my landa. - ^-r- W Alleml JJ RKt.IS rRATlON X OT IC K. by a special arrangemeut we ean send rlptioc* from the college at $1. nidhey ord* r for one dollar Jia val to Breeder’s Gazette, Clrh-ago, and s KijAe. 1 will forward it free of chat Nesom. Tip' Registration Ifi-ok* will lie open 111 the Coiirt.-Uouse on the first Mondn.v (sate day) in i-ach tuontli dining the viar ly.id fur the Han»»i-tion , *pf such 'btfiftiess asd.vicquired by 'aw. J , - W. J. Baxley,. Chairman 1*. D’L. Blnek, —• . Heoretarv. Hill? )®®®9 WHILE THEY ARE CHEAP WE OFFER ONE CAR OF ROCK HILL ByjGOIES |10 CHEAPER THAN THEY HAVE EVER. BEEN SOLD BEFORE. £»»>®®'8x3x^S<Sa$(^ THIS WEEK. ■yt V . ■ > 10 Roll* Tapestry Brussel* Carpet, regulitr prjee 73c, For this week 4So. 3ft R >1U Fancy Japanese M ittlngs, regular prioo 3,)j and 3fto. Tills week 21c per yard, •**' ■' 20 Rolls Good China Mattings, 20c and 25.* yalue. For this week 12)40 per yard. ‘ ? -i Good QhiHitjrOpoqne Shnde'cioth Window Shades, regular price 50c. For this week 25^ ir it; • 1 ■. T*|ri?-try Table Cover*. 50c (I 0D Rug- this weyk for 4S. 5')c Bugs this week for 25c. For this week 20c* Remnants of Silks at 10. Bleached and Half Bleached Table Damask, 58 Indies wide, at 25c per yard. Bleached Damask Napkin* at 35c per dozen. Fascinators tn all color* at 21c. . ~- Fine White Uahle Net Window Curtains at $1.^9 per pslr. Odds and Ends in UenMeiheii’a Dress I'bp Shirts, ftJc, 73c arid 51 00 quality your choice for 2ftc.- ■< , , , Collars, 2 for ,ftc. , Cuffs, 5c a pair. n A Full Line of Zelgler Bros.’ Ladles’and Children's Shoes. ^ , W.-L. llbug'as Men’s and Boys Shoes. - Won in a Walk Shoe*. • ... A Complete Line of Har ness, Saddles and Robes at very dole prices. The British Government bought a hundred thousand for army purposes in less than two years, and but for their help * would be lighting the Boers yet. . Nowit is buying another hundred thousand for farm work in South Africa. At Lathrop, Alussouru a drove 4^,000 is being coUected^fcr which Johh Bull is paying J 70 apiecet ' " •"... . -. : : • '.y ; ■ ' N i- ' JUST RETURNED FROM ST. LOUIS Hals, He wirnterHlim for otic Icvtui nran hul UJO" for his Vervic Cliatatiqjtia thliiKTihg (hat too iilhi! cllneil, biit olfered bim half the nu-elpt*. He-aceepted ihe piopii-jTtTff and Ii ad fof 1 hD share 12,3(0. sisslppl, was a trial jusllee there In 1871, and was Huallv killed in hi* yard bv a voting man w ho was,- courting his daughter. John Tillfnan, another of the Ttflman lirnihris, was shot by George MaTs. a kinsman and neighbor, while driving along the road in the plney woods iie*r the home* of ho b men. This tragedy OcaMirreil before tie-War. John Tillman lived several days and died In great agony. He was a handsome and a brilliant uihii, hut racklesa In conduct. ti<o. P. Tillman, the late congressman and eminent statesman, stood «if the streets of Edge- Held unarmed when a voting man Hint >pened hi* riosom In hold deHahce oflTuliiB’sDru^tOTC 5 CTecciisPhannicy. P •s and diplomacy Ii bltitlered ou th« path of peuca by tha atrcuuousnesa of th Kaiser. ^ Congress baa decided to retain Cranaports that have been leased i^wd, .Month ‘‘ * lliurkrfttp bring and carry bet ween the iilxtea anti vtbe Philippines, and D taking it* to strengthen the force and efficiency ol the meh behind the guns in the sex coast fortillcatlon*. Another siguiHcant sign la the boom given to TUcTiiirirUTfiie4' c for the I)enj>» cratic nomination for the Presidency next year. Hu. as Cleveland’s Store tary, wrote the famous message thai laid down Ute Monroe doctrine «* the settled policy of the United States and virtually warned tliu Gerhian emperor that there would be trouble If be touched, it, WilHam backed than, bu. General Weaver who fired on Kith iijjtll a friend nanded him a pistol. Neltlter ntxn g»» -hurt. Some time after this Gaorge D. Tillman killed a man by the name of Christian at Edgefield. Tfif* was a most-nwfoflunate affalr and one which weighed heavily on Mr. TUI- man throughout h's long life.—Edge- field Chronicle. , — Wealbcr Rureau. Voluntary ^rimervera’ Metisirologlcnl Bel be is moie daring now. Soil analyse* made in Virginia by the State and Federal governments show that large hod lea pf worn out white Dads, grown up in old Hold pines and considered worthless except for paying taxes on, are well adapted to the growth of certain fruits and vege table!. ’ la making these soil surveys the government is properly paternal. I* can do no better service thsn tb find out and inform the people as to what crops their lands are best adapted. Some time ago a farmer told us that iTKMrzRATi'MK rrectp 1 ) itat’n SL'M’ARY jin In- [.Max Min. Mean cjies t 1 i 3 4 5 0 7 8. 9 10 II ir is IT 15 I<5 17 18 19 20 24-- 22 23 24 23— ftft <K> 53 60 44 42: (U 38 48! 54. 481 Hfn 38. 3!) 61 4 b 401 34 j 28 34 ft<; 24 32 ■8o ML liU 47 62 54 47 43 tti 48 32 37- 41 48 36 .11 Mean temp. 44 4' .2.ft Max. temp. .31 74 29 temp. Tj 21 - ’Date 13 ; Total pre idp. *ln'*h-c* .42 _ii:07> .13 D'te r0’> Min, William J. Brvlsn dnrleg tie lust six year* ha* made ny»rK.money than anv other lecturer, lie loNl a-verv amu-lr-g ami prnHlqble cxperienrK |m 1897. The t haTni’qna nsst iiihlT at Cih^h.igi 1 . M-> r ‘Pension NOTICE.’ _ Dee 17th ir>'2 M r. tj.~R. Diluhar Ret si yri Com w II z o is: ^ ® C APUDIME LIQUID - HEADACHE -Cl RE. headache Foi Sale Bv \ NO I OF FINAL DUCHARGEx Notice,1s hereby giver.’‘that, on S-r.t- nrday, 23 ! h day of Ft bi n,ary. R'<>3, t ho undersigned will Hie 1rtft Hnal rfeoani.t as Executor uf tha. will of .1 C.TVrse with the Judge of Ryohate for Barn* Well County and appljy for Letters One solid colored, healthv, hands 'tne Sr.J.amriert l>ull cR'l out of rieh milk in'^ registered ilaiii^jn- pH-ses-ing 7 : ft)'i, of blood ojLjfelTa.,) nti\. \ tc5>r Pogjs, -rottr of rriqee.-ji of Dm sej^, (Mliclitl but* ' ' I'") Ilis. 1 i'Z biittrix in si-veii 4avs. Ttills is a. rare oppoh^mtty to secure a—tine anlnnl .it- -a reoapoable DDmissory, FINAL DISCHARGE; Notice D hereby given that on Sat urday 23th day of February UK'3 the undersigned wilHile hr* Hnal account as Guardian of Joseph Matilicws', Cuthbert .Matthews, Rivsnnah Mat thews and Aiim»fene Matthews w-lth the Judge of Rrohate for Barnwell County and apply for Lettbrs Disifis- sory.^ * Rreston Ray,Ghardian. January 27ih 1943. - TRESPASS-NOTICE. 23 Total snow after trying for ytars to mak« ootton ot> bis place h« bad fbund out by «x psnslvs experience that ft would make Mrst class bay tn abundancerand noth ing else aajM-oitably. In old time* It •was foonJoin tliat otly an aerjr here anj there in large plantations would maba good crops of sweet potatoes. It 4>c»t work ami mon *y to distorcr (be joUto patebea. ■* 24 27 28 20 80 3R'' X 41 57 58 42 55l 44 34j 491 62 43! 47 ■f 83i 7t| o:»; Jh\\ 22 38 43 45 48 49 -AU-' 81 30 45 iPt 41 j ’ •3ti_ 44_i_ 41; 60 44 * 6! 40' ftft 29j 29 80 42 31 31 32 3'- 29 .31 49 68- 27 42 02 43 No. of day* it’lear 7 .32 R’r’y d’v R> cloudy 8 Dates of .21 frost, Hg’t .17 Killing <*. ,02 Datetf of Hall 7 .14 Sleet *L’ffL-1 luroras. u meet klu i |A urn .33 prevailing .05 wind Dir’c- .01 1400 1095! Sum. Mean. 53.5 35 8 3.1 f f tlon N. W. Rr nar'ta—Freez s 20.24. 27. 28, 2ir. Monthly mean temperature 1.5 below normal.* - G. D; C Lange. \ 2 Voluntary Observer. * Including rain. hall, sleet and melt ed snow- AA'rtHn maximum uud mlul- mum readings, ■str Entering n(>on, rsking straw, hnnt- Ing. cutting wood or hi a.uvTnidiner trespas.-lug on land*‘‘of .lire umler- siJrveil in Red Oak township are strict-, ly forbidden aipl will be. prosecuted to w 11. W. Richardson. \ \ mt-sioiier of Barnwell < on ify, •>e in Auditor’s OilLni aL ■nn tacit' ffatuj^lay in January, (JSHI8) t« write .tt|» ainl pre|M»re all u|>t>lica- tip.ns fur those appltiiig foj; penahms, and have them [ready tn tie [ii-*—etit*d • thO"aCotintc Pensiiijt .Bo.itiL whh-h i :ets l»t. 'Motiday in ^Vfirrmrry 1 !Ki2. D. >V. Boilit.otd ('tiairman I>unhar. Commissiuiier, »<- , . *\ Begtatered Jersey Bull Calf For Sale. prrt-e. don side rl ng t>reei|4 tig. - WnTe to ■ 1 (Femlale Daljy, '-’-Barn won. S. C. TO RENT. “ " desirable residence section of Barnwell Oji Hie premise* are h|I rteedetk. nnt. hnrtrttiigs, witheverrtbiiig in excellent It is convenient to.noth lie- Clothing, Shifts, Collars and Neckwear will suit the most fastidious in quality and price. ’COMPLETE LINE OF STOVES AND W A RE,TLAK D W A R E. (J ROCER- KS.Jfce. PRIGEs-IN KEEP ING HUH THE TIviKMr ^ 4E8 EM0N Bros- Barnwell. s 4 c._ F:- loupe Seed. We are growing 40 acre* of the Purest of Qs are cutting them for T law tout per Hb orders Your cojplilion. i>ots,^ihe granc«l;school an r (inhlic of- Jloes. For particulars apply to ■ * George 11, liatri*^ If they are J8KIRK Co., Rocky\F’ord. CbTo. Kcference. Farmer* A Merbhants Bank, Rocky Ford, Colo> i MONEY TO LEND. I am prepared to negotiate, loans on improve<l farms for live yriu*, partial payment*; inteiest 8 per ceot on-loaiis limber $l.(MSf)t T |)er cent, on loan* over fl,(W0. Don’t write, come and see me. J. O. Pan tttnmx, Barnwell, 8. C. '.—. ^ WANTED-C0W For Slate purnoses For (kiustitqtionul bvhoid.. For ordirutryxOoiintv.. i.. Keiriiy Loan, one-half -of one mill.... ff . *g.,,.... ANY VARIETY. - Name lowest price F. O. B. i#ur shlppi ig point to l{OWLAlMp&CO., DxaLKRH IN I’kas. AUGUSTA, GA. -row-*-- * '>• V- ^ r Treasurer’* Office. Barnwell County, S. e.,<). t. 20rh.l!H>2. : ; - yVN. Tho rrea*uref’s OlUce .wilHlie open for the cblleetlon of the taxes levied tor 1902 fnnn the Iftth day of October ifritil the 31*t fbt’y dt December 1902, im-lu-, :i!tt-r which date fo tier cent paffSn tv irin Attach until .humary l.ftth, when Kxepntlpffs w in he burned. I'lte Gjuiimutation taV Will 5e recelt. cdhVidit Marctr lytTTt5n:i. For tneoonvenlerrth* of fljc tax payers f will attend the foilnwing place* on the day* and ilate* irientloiicd, at id the office will be closed on said day*:, f Gn Hccorint of the two terms ot Court It will be impossible for me to attend a* many pjaye* a* I would like. I.KVY. tv;. ft Mills 3 *1 3 “ r Total ......11) Mill* -BrKCIAV SlfflOOfc TKVT. Cedar Grove, Fairfax, Old Columbia, Ulmer, 1 Mill. j > Allendale. Barbarv Branch, Black- ville. Double Pond, Elko. Kdisto. (•'riepd'liii), Kline, Lee*. t Vqoie. Moi ti-. New Forest, ftak UrbyV. t'eigfitTg'vIllo, Seven Pines, Tinker’*Creek, 2 Mill*. P. M. BUCKINGH/ BARNWELL, 8. C., . REAL ESTATE AGENT, IDLE MOSEY SECCBELY ISVESTEDd LIEE INSURANCE, (Ageht for Near York Life.' ; - FIRE INSURANCE. • * i - * " Ov • • • . <= ' "4-Nv JLCalhoun & Conipanv) » List your property with me. Inspect Hue lot of investment applieations. All details of perfecting loan* carefully at*, tended to. Term* reasonable. Corre spondence solicited. Addres* THE WORLD. with two car loads of the TiitesF Al} Purpose iVLrtes Niave ever handled*. They are superb, matchless corn and cottoh makers and unequalled as draft animals. _ ^ ^ ’ROOF THAT 1 PLEASE. —X During the tirst wegk in January Whittle’s Stables sold Nine Thousand-Dollars worth of sto:k. That proves as plainly as a sum m'arithmetu^- 1st. That I understand.my business. 2d. That th£ stack I handle- suits the wise people that Buy hem 3Thathny prices are ^ght, and .that every customer gets more tliarrvajuefeceived. - ” q T Come to see me* ril be.glad .to show and sell you the best stock-in the State and whisper prices That will -make- you happy; avttt r rn. F/sftyr a tu,ks. BLACK VIDLE, S^C. 1 HILL - TOP-^-STABLES. ARMWELLv With ♦he hcHrof American hor«e* and nuflej bred on the brezy-prulrle* the British legions conquered their Boer antagonist* in the most wonderful war of inoile^n time*. ■ . .• With the help of th’l* same type of st- ck the farmer* of%)uth Carolina cm drive awayjiard ilme«’ f avd bring hack plenty and pro«peilty to all. With the return of per.ee In South ATriejt the demanil for horse* and mulcw for use there has ended, ami fhefWutberu Buyer can again get the Best Stock in the world at old time'prices. A i-lght <)f Bro« li’i. BeaTrrte*. flie pride or tne pr that he has w r h«t yon need nmf v* hut von t-un pat for “The Best IJuggie*. Wagon*. ILirto--*. rnude bv \ mei ii-nn skilled labor, i'e-go wit gilt edged slock. Jiijd at < o'n sponili.iigU !<•« prices ( nnti- to II TopfStables and see for your, aelve* T.’V.LI bejclad to *ee und serVe y<>n\ will Convince y-.ou s* a P. 1. BUCKINGHAM, Barnwkll^S. C. 722 BHOAD AUGUSTA, CA. Next Door to J. B. MTdto’s Dry Goods Store. OFFICES IB TJE ON IT ED SLATES. r~ 0 MORE DRlvAD OF THE DENTAL CHAIR. d i. :*■ y * ’ PRICES Pcet Pet Teeth, either upper oflewcf f<t,i ELLIS. Jr. Aropnene fo^ s nainles* extraFHon of teeth. Absttlutely -jutrinless. Bmplv applied tn the gum*. No had suits follow. Wo call the attention of nervous nod delicate to lour I’n s« Svstem of Dentistry Jn all : v y. ftVilllston. 21 Mill* Cave. Ow en’s f ' rrri d*. Burton, BlgFork. 3 Mills. .• 99 Barnwell, 4^ Mills. i{c*poctfnllv. K. D. FREE, County Treasurer. Surveyor and Civil eei Sped til attention given to the compa. tation of Water-powers, leveling ani drainage. ' -V- _r A postaleardaddresaedto -'.ea'» Mar tin, S. C., will re •elve prompt atter lion. octl-80, ly PurtiHl Pets Tet th .f9 Oot-ti {;7 0^ itotUlttoid Crtraiis./. es. - .......453»< ft.00 up. ..50c to (1.00 * F.xlrHi-tiug Teeth, fainlcM *. 50c i Gold trilling*. 1 Amalgam t.nd ( eriietU o XJLL. WORK ExiraUing Jeetb, okl way -iy. We examir cost. A li we a* J warranted; your teeth fne of charge amV telT Jon ju*t what vour work w ill Is a vis-'t toour office and we will pkaaoybu. ^.OOK FOR OUR SIGNS. J\ Dr. G- W-SHACKLEFORD, D. D.S:, Mansser.