The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 12, 1903, Image 2
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. HDiNES. Sditor I Pnp'r.
Will Ton be kind e'nmigh
lo let me sav through your oolumnx, h* j
it runiorMil tbat l ttm gofiijt M move
.. . _ (o-Kmrldn, tlirtt r arti goitijf only to
LVRUEST C0U5TT CIECULAlIOIf* **m*t tnr a »»!»♦« u l»U<>, and lutve no
We return rnuny thank* to the gobd
people of Klkofor tltelr^lmi aM|»titnce
end uneqokled attenib'n to our »tcp>
otb^r
m
end Hunt* Mr*. Mary Hair,
T
THURSDAY. FKItRUAKY 12 1003.
home Spartanburg facmera lowed
KV-
wheat lait week*, liar In
▼ieui auitable weather
rani
l/l
iad no pre-
f-
Rk-hnoud l*eareon Hobson, hero of
the Merrlmao, has suoceederl in get
ting out of the navy by rciignliig hi*
vommUaion. 1 f .
He will probably go Into Alabama
politic*,‘where he n lll find more, hot
water and teas kUilng than In the *aH-
or boy builnf**..
War fever I* high In tire \yeat, Mora
than a thousand Missoni Un* have vol
unteered to help Venetirela tight lu*r
Ku*-opeairenemie*, and iipplleations for
a place in the picture are pouring In
from all parts of the United State* and
Canada. Thoy^xpeet to get large land
grauttZ&uu Yenetuel*.
Yet (luting her long 'llliiesa and death,
bo.: wide
h occurred In that town on the Dtl)
(fnnutv llkil. We think that It would
Idea of (ifsuofuluolng my I»u»ine*s here. 1 hot he ciisy to find a town so etillrelv
I will give my bostnoas the . safti# cloeb composed of citlzetu of «uoh virtue and
and faithful' attention Mint 1 If*V* al- | ki.ud uonslderatioh. They are a people
wavs dong, both hi my olHco and tlie,,| who Inevostudied the scripture which
CcthTts. M v‘ Otllce Will be opch v and liylsah h : ‘If vc give a cup of cold w a ter
dia*g« of Q. Wirt Uarlev. K«q i who i« j In my name he shall in no wise lose his
associated with me. At all time* do
ling my brirf ah-ences he will look
after all business that oijr friends am!
Cliepts maj Jiavo for us to do, and will
keep m constant touch with me, and in
emergent cases wlUYaH^me or .Ytfdgc
Izlar to co'me to^ils a<si*i:ari(T«. w hich
will ho promptly.done. Mr olllcc Will
beopau for busiifei* at all timea as ho e-
tjfore, . ' i.i
Very Tru’y,
Laurie T. Izlar.
, The Republic of Liberia has given
f'JA.OOO towards hnrlnglf steamship to
ply V 1 ^•! ^ I- Bitod Sttyti* aiul A f-
^fS^Jca. ^^w-ant* eoWful eu^ggAnt*
* - . .thfi^purttryjip Urgp Irumbjnf ftmT *
p- 5 'C
Bishop (I. MY T^nriMr, or
Georgia, says he will raise $lb ),UOy for
the steamship fund.
In his report Adjutant General Cor
bin, United States Army, pnty the
number of men In thU country fit for
lighting at upward* of ten millions.
From the rejection* by tho medical
boards at the recruiting stations it
would seem
that the correct answer
wofTld b# found by dividing Corbin's
figures by 0.
Today Chief .fnstiie j >( ,po will hear
at New berry the application ~ of A tt.or-
ncys G. W. Ciolt and P II. Nelaon for
bail for Jaine* f .lL TiMinai»iPs—«——
tv. J. Bryan ha* drclljicd to take pot
luck with Gr.Vver Cleveland at a Dem
ocratic love feast tmntfwt in Chicago
Oti Afnlrcw Jackson'* 1)1 rttl day.
Tho Dutch Fork (N-.wbcrrv) papers
say that the ground tw>g came outrun
the'id, frtiled to see lipMshadow and
didn’t rd back to nnp.r IT'so thb g, h."
a* a w^atlicr-pro’diet is n g; *>
;Jtr~ t*
*.-■
5 '*11 k cMjtk ■j'twv si’ ;vg tXjii t:
CofY.f
„|. ,-^ro'fe ) <r>f W tcOi IVA'a^k
'i i.r3' t S+,-Ais'ltcd .'trrs^fcl t*
. C^jif.' iirirhy •or'TSyii
'Liif.d, laat ('liristmiis. Speaking nl
*taggrrs be said that onco in riding
over the prairie lie ?aw a horse walking
itronnd iu u circle, looked like he had
bcon at It several days. Coining ’back,
•from his ride after a very heavy rain
ho noticed that the- horse^jwiis gone,
following the tracUVYof the animal
found It eating hay «t a stack.
AIterwarcbystrtggers attacked a horse
iif his anrt ho had* solid wa tor enn-
I lintonsl \ t In o .v n on the ninnul '"Qb
reward/* ,
It is the first tlmo wo have known
entire orphanages she having been in
mother’s place for 31 year*, and (luring,
that |>eri«d. which covered more than
one third of a century, wo learned to
love tin J respect Iter a* a mother, hav.
log been reared under her very strict
ril es, for which we have always been
Ih'inklnl. hi lieving that a kmd prov.1-
deneo* placed us In bet’cate when but
a siiialJ sickly child; -
Ktep son.
'' ' ——
IX TITK FATII UK’S KINGDOM.
Mrs. (.!. B, Free died on tho dth in«t,
alter an Illness of tvvu weyks^ aged
bout thii tv liveycai's. 'i'h^sj%i'pathle*
(>f mativ sincere friends go t(> fife ho-,
rcaved hii-liand anif children in this
great sorrow'. ‘ ' - 1 ' *
The IL-rahl pay* nn» “tfrll t^fferved
trtbnttr
To their long lasting honor tho Sons
of Confederate Veterans In Mississippi
have bought Beauvoir, the home of
JeffirsonTTavl*, p»y4«g ♦10,000 fur it*
and the Virginia Daughter^ of tUe
Confederacy have bought the only home
ever owned by Stonewall Jackson, In
Lexington, Va., and will convert It In
to a hospital for Infirm Chtffetlvrate
Veteran*. X/
Senator M. A. Hanna of Ohio 1ms, by
request, Introduced in the-tScjiate a biU.
to pension former slaves, and the older
colored population is jubilant. ^—
Of course it will turn out another
forty acres and mule delusion, but the
fact that Senator Hanna, maker of
1*resident* and tKdidea, the great ad-
yAhcakgaiit of proaaerlty and all round
man of afTltirs, should Introduce t»ch
a measure shows the general poIRtcal
craziness of the politicians. —
And such men a# Hanna have pro-
nounccd the doctrines' advocated by
the Populist* as ruinous anti revolu
tionary, but no extrvagauce id history
equals this vote buying proposition.
k began t) cat. This treatment he said
hairiicen u*e l in a gnVtmany ease* in
that fee tin u. and in every instance had
efi'ected a cure.
ALMOST
B.
A. ii William*
News gives t)ii< I
dead-lock in L’ofmuTiia
i qitGOrruN
Hi
brief ace
the IliciimoQd
count of
ond
tm*
ro^JTT-r mcmiiry f Sir* 'Ficc
was an fxyyplloiial womanj affong
Christian character. She joined I he
Methodist uhui’id'i carty in lile, and vas
a Jiku.)ifiei nftljat cb 1 'rcH at the time, of
"“Tfitlt. - She,‘Was- truly -h good
-teat
mother•''itn«f tlievgif»dt l ,ve.l)orrf ‘ “
ber step-( h-ihlre4f.Jit ihfY’stiong
dopee of Iw r iiohleocsk Yd^hiHacte*"
Tthe le*\ves a tl$>i)»ftd and two chililren,
onC aiT’ Infant' only a- litlle .over two
wcekit old. su'd several stcp-cltililien,
as weft as a large number rojati'es
-and friends to grieve at her unUmely
death. i
IL r death I*-truly T a find one, and
their- ma:iy Irleml.f expend slucerest
sympatliy to tlie bereaved ii
familj . .
Gov. Heyward does not see tlrq ne-
(u^i-ity for thosemaking report* of the
ai'irearanec of smallpox In any part o’f
the State to re()ort sucji mafier* to him,
and a«k* that henceforward all sueli
reports be made direct to Dr. J'aines
Kvons,'secretary of the Ktate board of
health at Flofenca. Undec the present
for everything
that runs ex wheels.
Sold Evorywhcro.
Harness.
■ad* by 8TAMDAKO OIX.cdw
A U DI TOR’S AITGIXTM ENTS.
The County Auditor or his represen-
iatl.vo wTIl he ai the followlng named
phy e* on the datef^ opposite for the pur-
(lose of taking the returns for taxation r
Barnwell until February 20th after
w hich 50 per cent penalty will be added
nn all'prnnmy delinquent.
W .,H* Duncan.
Rarti w olhiB. C.. Dec. 15 1902.
M
RKSPASS NOTICE.
Entering upon, raking straw, b l,nt .
log, cuttln^r <^ood o
tle*pHl , >brg' lam
■"diyiqd in Rcl OaWA *
tv foi hjddtlfamVwiH
the extent Of tfie law.
*
manner <
inrder-^ ‘
o^ifrict,
’ecuted to
RiellanDou.
NO I It E.
The public w iU please take notice that
I prohibit and herebw forewarn any
froth'bnnting or shoot*"'
ing bird* or any other game on’my
premises,or in jliiv other way irespass-
kig ii|imi my Ijntla
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE)
NoHec Is hereby giver, that on Sut-
Wallace mid Mackey 1 Ionses of itepri^
aciitaUvea in November aud Dcc uiber,
is/..
()il a certain day tlie democraticmem-
hers itlafcbed to tho stnte house, hi*a(l-^
ed by C(d. -I. L. Grr, now tho r4**p«h)ted"
and staid president of oiie'(*f thc/lafgot
-pulton mii*s in the State, vvhie<4in()cW^v|
aslje the (loft beeper Sand hl»-cA-
Imrtsiu The rival bi)Hie»yH:cnpie l"the
same hail, the speaker* silting side by
side, two nfghtsaiut titre. 7 ‘ day*, a* \\c
retail I ecf . xY -
The United States troops were-at the
front door, ipp^t w'hitKthoy woul(| not
elect tho democrat lo cnHjffafH* rttev re
in ( d to give |<e-aery—of
them'to-go nut .and .ft iiii'if.—t'otvse-
qoent.lv, these Icgishrtora were -kepsT
lucked In the chamber for the time iu-
dicaPhl. along with their rcpulrttcin
opponent*, everybody armed to the
rmfrrnnd expecting trouble to break
TTTTwTFTT—Ttim-e+ehom xu)ijiils see folM.F | ni,|| < . l | tho
governor w ho can only repenptheni hj;
wire to Dr. Kvans, thus uecesaitating
(Ionn!e telegraph bills. ' - _
The governor earnestly hopes that
Ihi* request wall tie unTfdunfy regarded
tUmughunt. rt*o -js’iite, numcltig not only
a saying Hrioll*, but a qumker response
to the request for aid.—.itiite. , " L
aaid: ““It should take the greatest
thought of the greatest minds of the
country” to settle tho Southern prok-
!‘“x_ —
Ha’s right. So far -tlie
ttlOughlsof tlie least informed minds
of t he country—such peopfe-ws—Eftbir
T(fo*e each inimtfe; A niemlier froin
each house addrei-siiig and recognized
by his ow n Speaker aiitl speaking at
the top of Ills voice was a coiiiinou iu»
cident of tlris nsrvo-iraeking pel iotf. ‘
Reporters and others w in» had the
right logo In and out of the chain her
freely smuggled the Winchester rides.
Hie barrel* thrust dow n their trqoser*’
aTsf-
coats, for the democrats, each o# whom
hl+l an avrrHgeof throi revolyfi;*. hot
aides thr^uu w rapped fii hla blaiTgei
or'dS’erorvat, and probably tire republi
cans wtro/eqtial.I.v w'ell provid'd.
What vldi'iiinatic inoiiicnt it was for
wcakCStH^dji) (iP-odd.wcarv and fed-eved white
iUeh w ho had been expecting during
all the hour* of a long,ftfgh| to engage
In* speech In New York at the
fortieth anniversary of [eg* ami the Butts xniiier tluii- /u
League Club Secretary of War Root
. Root—have considered
After foijg - years in the wilderness
of doubt they haven’t eometn sight of
the promised land. NowY let them let
It alone and tiqio aiiiTTlie Soiifh wTTT
solve It-correcUy.
Rer. Sam Jones, the GeorghY apostle
Oftowperanoe, has recer.tfy returned
from a talking trip through Texas He
reports the cotlon crop pi that Statu
and indiati Territory as upwards of
Jfexco lulliloip bales, witlr a couple,
hundred tlyolisand more yet ungather^
ed in the fields, because of unceasing
rains. f
Hie pronpdnces' Governor I-am
at any moment m a
iiiUlAvIrh
light- in
FpjrtrttFffw
alocked
THTTl
(heir reppbllca-H and iregio
opponents reiiifoiced hv liuii.Ulvils of
diipnly scigcant* at arm*. wJicn ^hc
murky and chilly dawn of the Decfin r
her Horning tva* stnldent
sharpy laiTTiTt ir rche
cik bythe
yc.l
the advancH gu ard of 7 tsO of tho—siuia'
kind who at rived before uixm—claTUMV
ca;- .
the best chief executi ve Texas has
Tu s score of years
had
TTiat is accountod
for by the fact that the Governor- is a
80111I1 Carolinian. Just after putting
off the Confederate gray he went west
In a wagon, anil ha* grow n to be thw
greatest man in tho large't Stiif.o ijr
theUntiin. ^
Augusta has been a low grbunds
town ever since Noah’s time, but South
people are—Bfrtog Tccwhofu
the muddyjspjers of tlie past.’ Much
of her pro'pertty lias come from her
mills, cotton, flour, iron, gin and di
vorce. The la-1 named has been a
place of refuge for many South Caro-
Holans galled by patrimonial chains.
In neajneia and dispatch it was rapid
ly becoming as up to dale as any in the
wild and woolly West. One day In tlie
wwfk was set apart in tlie circuit court
for thjkt cias* of work, and frequently
as many as seventy live couples weil*-
wnhitched between the rising and go
ing down of the sun.
But Judge W. T. Gary has called a
halt and hereafter the divorce business
will not have the old right of w ay ov**r
•tber squabbles. It must take chance on
the equal rtghli and no special privi
leges plan, and tho rights of defendants
will be taken care of by the courts
Verily’, Georgia needs such a man as
Judge GaryTor Governor.
THE SPECIAL USE OF FLIES.
“Yes. ’Bobby.’ 1 said \he jiiinlater,
who was dining with the family,
'everything In tbit worli haa Its use,
although we toav not know what It i*
r, the
Now, "there Is the fly for jnsuiice|
-Yon woulduT think that flies Were
good for anything, yet”—
*‘Oh. yee, I would.” Interrupted
know what flies ate good
t, Bobby?”
r* that they are the only thing
when you gre
RoTtf factions luljmrrm d to the-win
dows a tiff looked opt tttt a line of red.
shirt*, many of them <’oufederato vj-t-
eratis, double quicklng in awllThadi'IICH
up the steep hill from thespcCial train
that had brnuspht theoHli. I hese were
z o ^
CAPUDlIUE
LIQUID - HEADACHE-CURE.
- Foi Sale By
Cuthbert Matthews. Rivannah Mat
thews him! Anpafene .Matthews ytth
.the Judge of Probe te f(u^ Ram well
County and apply for Letters Disjalvt
sort*.
Tolsin'sDrurt Store & Cr^cpfbannaey.
TEACH KIt.S’ IIX AAHN
N AT I o f x^
4
Tim next rrgujar examination of a|v
plicams i" iciud) the pnhll
sebootw of
Barnwell Goniity w ill he held at Baru-
weLI, S. c . Friday, February wq.. i$ e .
gins at 101 o’clock a tn.t clusc 4 p m.
IVJiitos ut Cunrt House. - 1.
< »>!.irn| at c»»loi:ed schooHmmm.
~ Tcacncrs vy 11 bring paper aid
ell*.
" . _ .. A. Bijist,
u:
Jan. 2Ht)i, l!H)3.
pen-
5.~E.
TRESPASS NOl’lCE. '
All peY-ons are forhidderf to enter
upon Jim lands and . waters of the nn-
< ti-r-ig ned—hr—Hyr** m ore Tojv n sh 1 p.
Barn veil ( onutv, for the purpose of
catching ll-h for sale or market, with
ni ls, imi'i-- io '»»>y .oi...<. way with
out my written permission
T * TL.IV. Deer
* 1, ■
NY/1’
Ing ht On hor-eb.tck a I full spC'd.singlv
and by squad*. • tumhlihg bssyrlteJlv
em regular 11 ud, *p;■ Ci;il I rai 11 • , -cagar
to light anybody lor- \Vtale HauipUiU
and w ItUe rulij.- .
This c(nmmYQt4l)C-jed.shirt* put »n
f
Wger
tight, A supi
ii colnrcl ieprcs»«etsfUjrt»
Hoqse to give tlie \\ :il-'
(debt nutnbe
left the Magkey Hoy
lace House a maj(iriAy^-ll3 aote*, aud-
llayea withdrew the trhojw, Cnauiber-
lain gave tip. the contest, and fins—caYr
nival oL tlie carpet bagier AHaricala>.
WagCnme M aTTedde
--P.nt that was tweifty-'slx years :ign,.
and ih~ light w as f<.V a i>riiicittie. and
Yuvolveil the verv life ol the state, .
cAluox:
-Tiii* i< not a gentle word—but ylu’ji
-AlljTown-hip Coimni-siohers will
plcnsel .see that their roads, and, all
liri-lgcf under twelve feetKvide. are put
In good condition id once. Some-of tire
Town ships have Com in u latino money
to their credit, ami tlds musl be ex-
pcnilc.i nn I lit* ruada 1Toiu..whij|>. It. wn*.
paid Please
tlmu;
( ntpinnt'i!iim ■(r'- i herkrd oil in my of-
llce, so that this money can Oe property
wxpaihloUi . —'• ^ ’• • '
1 O. W. Barker,
.. Supervisor\
K . C. Roberta, Jr*.
, Y, Clerk.
.— r - . .^4. ^ -1
axday,-2Hrh-dav of February. 1"03, the
undersigned will tile his linal account
as Executor of the will of J fY-Wise
villh MiT Jirdge of Probate for-Barn—
well Comity and apply -for Letters
an«hY -;
Mules.
Jial rectrlved a* fine a tot of *11
imrppsa Kentucky Horses and
Mules.as wore ever brought from
the Blue Grass State. They are
pretty, they are ex^ra good and
prices are right az.ffi,,
mum SALE STABLES,
WILLISTON, . - b. C.
T
Choice and rompl»te tttook frdm
thelirst makers In America of,
hand and lor sale at prices that
can not be duplicated for cheap
ness in il, e state.
Ci me and be convinced that
reality exceeds description.
OlHSCV A. RE55EDY,
iviu,istoN. t?. y.
.Dltmissory,
YfYnnary *71
J. J. Ray, Executor.
NOTICE
i
OF
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that' on. SaT-
urday 2Sth dav of Felmiafv l!MM the
undersigned will nie his liual account
as Guardian of Joseph Matthew 1 *,
jpre^nn Roy, Guurdtwn.
v -Jfm i'.Mi t
January 2Yth 1UU3.
i——K - ■—_ ^ ___
Sidney to lend.
i am pffepared to negotiate loans on
impfoved farms for live year
, payt 1 a
payments; InteicstS percent on tosinsr
limber fl.dCO; 7j>er cent.on loans over
$ 1,000. Dun t w Yte. comc and see me.
^ Jv O. ParrkBHO.v
• ilapnwell. S. C.
PEAS,
Mr VARIETY.
Name lowest nrlee_E
your shi|if>i g point
£L-B.
to
*p*
QTOTnc /orooxXo
WHILE
THEY
ARE ...
CHEAP
.oroioio
WE OFFER ONE CAR OF ROCK
_ HILL BUGGIFS ?lt' CllEAl’EH
TIIA \ PMCY H A E E V E R
BEEN SOLD BEFORE.
’A.Complete Line of Har-
"ne«s.rtaihlles and Robes
1.
P^IOlCiOlOlCTJlOlOl(XOTOTQXD
THIS WEEK.
.OIOTorOICIOTOIQIQ
10 RoTTs Tapestry "Beusscls Caryiot. regular price 75c, For thia week-'4Sc.
33 R >11* Fancy Japanese MattilfJts, regular prloa and 33c. This week-
21c per yard. . *
20 Roll* Good China 'lattlng*,-|J20e abd.'SSc value. For this week I2)»o
per yard. # » “ ... A . ** , ^
Good Quality Opaque Shajjii Cloth Window Shades, regular price 50c. FoTv
this wvek 23ij. ^ . —a- <-* _
Tapestry Table Covers.*. 50c qliallt-y- For thia week 20c.
fi4)0 Rugs this weekrferr f.Xc; ' *' • “
ou. _ . '. '
5do Hugs this weeWTbr
V
Remnants of Silks at 19•. £ *
Bleached anil Half I i’ll ached Table Damask, F>^ inches wide, at 25c per ya 1
Bleached Damask Napkin* at 3">o per dozen. <’ ■ \
I asdnaton* in nil colm* at 2 lc. ' * ,
Fine White Cable Net Window^ Cu r taina at $1.7!) per pair. , ___ ■
Odd* and Kiid* in GcuU^uien’s lire.ss Top Shiits, 5Jc, 75c and |1 00 quality
your choice for 25c,.
f
\
\
Cuffs, 5c a pair.
A Full Line of Zeigler Bros;’ Ladle*’ and Children’s Shoes.
•W. L. Doughi* MeTi’s and Boy* Shots.
AVon in a Walk Shoe*.
~ ' » . -
. . : *■% - ’ ’ ~£L_ . *
3. KRAQfNIORF^,
MISSOURI MULES
ABE B^STIfl THE WOBLD.
-The British Government bought a hundred thousand for
army purposes in less.than two years, and but their hdp
would be fighting* the Boers yet. • ~
f ew it is buying another hundred thousand for farm
work in South Africa. At Lathrop, Missouri-; a, drove *of
H.OOb Is beingxollected, for which John-Bull is paying ?170
apiece. > . . ,• . . .'
'UST RETURNED FROM ST TOWS
with two car loads of the Finest All Purpose Mules l have ever
handled. They are superb, matchless corn and cottoiv. makers
and unequalled as draft animals. ^ , ' y -
Dur Stock of Shoes, Hats,
Clijlhiiig. Shirts, Collars
SttitiBiROOF THAT I PLEASE.
Ihe nuisi - fastidious
•. _A— -
quality and price. "
in
I{OYVLAI\lp&CO.,
Djc.w.ki:* j.« 1’kas.
^ytiUSTA,^ A.
R F.rrr<s;i ratio n not 1 ( E.
'The Regi*lration Books will hp open
In Ttrp Court House on the first Monday
{ealedav) In each month dining the
year HK)3 for the transsetion of such
TnTsTncss’ n» ii required by 'aw.
W. L Baxleys
Chainnairr
-iO.
accrotary^
NOTICE.
acers for thcajanlr 1993 wi)t
srird III tnr-Thtx Ydttce ffl nice
their 11-1 of hands for tho year. JIil
wtitinr a I’ostal ttard to me, you will
rccc i vo j he’ propo rbl iitilf a foi* the pii¥"
Don’t fail to give your T’tiSi
ticc. .—- i= ————* |
— : 0 W. Batker,
yon think how liable you are tfwt to
purchaH;* tho only remedy nut versa Hr
Uiiuw ii and a icmcdY that ha* had tire
largest sale V.r any inctiuTnc Ti) The
world since is H for tlie cure and treat
ment of Cousmnpiiot; and Th.’oat and
Lung trouble* without losiirg it* great
poiiijlarity all these years, you wi-jl be
thankful we ciil’ed your nlfenflhii to
Bof(Tree’s German Syryip. 'There fire
so many ordinary eottgb mhetlie-' made
hy jruggist* and other* that are cheap
an;l g'oo.dfor light colds perh ip*, tort
for severe Coughs, Bronchitis, 1 roup—
and ^specially for (.'bnairniption. .where,
there is dillicult cxpectoratieth and
coughing during th« niglits and morn-'
iqg*, there is ^polhing like German
Syi up. 'Tlie 25 cent size h,**just been
introduce,!! Ihi* year. Riguiar size 75.
cents. At CreeHt’s I’harniacv.
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R. C. Rolierfs.YLiv-
Shpervlaor.
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United StaTes'bf A merTcar
District' of Si
Fourth
te* of America, j In tlie
south CarbliiTa, ' < 'ircuil
Ii Citcuit. J Court,
In Eijulty v
L\. E. Dixon, ct al.,
Atlanta
va.
National Building
A>xociatioi:.
A Loan
T
TAX SAI.E.
By virtue of a Tax Execution to me ftlie hours of
diremed by K. I>. Free, 'Treasurer of
Barnwell (V>np,ty, I have levicJ upon
and w ill sell In f ront of th« Cmirt housa
at Barnwell on Monday the second day
of March 1!V>3, It being Sale Day 111 the
said mouth, w ithin the legal hour* of
•ale the following described tract of
laud situate in Barnwell County, Rtate
of douth Carolina:
Forty acre* of jand in WTDDton
township, bounded North l).v lands of
Mingo Holman; East by HuttorSonth
by W. II. Kennedy uml We»t by Co
lumbia Read.
. T.igon Johnsou and
George 11. Speer, a* Receivers,
V 8.
Mrs IL T. Walker.
Under an order of fM* niiove Court
in tlie above entitled cause dawq] 12 h
January, IfK)I, I will btlcr for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder on
Monday the second nay of March, 1!X)3,
at the Court House in Barnwell Coun-
ty, State of 8011th Carolina, between
11 a. m. -and 3 p. in.
€\reulcs-
tate:
“AH that tract or parcel of laid *itu
ate In the County of BarnwJll. and
State of South Carolina, colt,lining
Two Hundred ”200) acres, morlor less,
being land* formerly owned ify J, J.
Gator, and i* bounded on the North by
land* of M. G. Uasery. oh <ho E^st by
lands of Mr^i. Frank Creech anil the
Barnwell road, on the South by lands
f J. W. KueptHbe and land* of Mrs.
8 F. Barnes, and on the West by the
Lower Three Rhus ” v
sh, FOTChisef' to
o’clock the following descril
Registered Jersey Bull-t’n!f For Sale.
One solid colored, heitlihr, iiam'
CUM rUKT-K UTN E OU sTO V Ifr-JLN
WARE, HARDWA
IES. &c. PRICES IN KEEP
ING V
yn,
TiiEl'l MET
Lemon
Bros-
BARN WETX, S. C.
Cantaloupe Seed
•h
ivoro*.
mill. -
•ti g * 1-
Sr. Lain be rt bull calf out of
Tjig registtlgd dam, sin p- —
of blood of Melia Ann’s VIcon ^.p,*^
(«t>i)-nf Plincf-* of Dnim-f (liliciai ttur-
ter tuatJiS l^*.^ oz btifter in "ki vOn
1*
days. This
price, considering breeding.
"Write to
rare oppqrt'infty to
af a- rcttsoiialtfc-
Clendale Dairy,
Ba rn Well; 8* C.
Treasurer’s Notice.
Treasurer’* Oflice. Barnwell Couqty^H.
(’., Oct. 20lh, 1902.
The'Treasurer’s Cilice wjjj he open
for the collection of the taxes levied tor
1902 from the 15th d/ty of October until
the 31*t day of December 1J>92»^1ocIu-
sive, alter which'date 10i*ercent pennl-
tr will attach until January 15th. when
Executions w ill luf issued.
Tlie Commutation tax w ill be receiv
ed until March 1st, 1903.
For tne convenience of tlie tax payers
I will attend the follow ing place* on
the day* and date* mentioned, aud the
office will be closed on raid d.Hys :
On acconntyif the two terms ot Court
It will he impossible ifox me to attend a*
many places as I would like.
r • 0 fun ».
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DiHWffiTie first week in January Wbittie’s SHBles solj
Nine ThousanT DallaiN wortir of stoek. Tilit proves as
plainly as a sum' in arithmetic: :
Ist. That I understand my tiusiriess. , , » .
2dr That the stock I handle buits the wise people that
duv them ^
3d. That my prices are ri^it,
more than v 7 Jlue received.
Customer gets
-Come to see me, I’ll he glad to show and sell you the best
stock in the State and whisper prices that will make you
Happy.'
AV PI 1TTLK-S ST A13 L, ES
, BLACKYFLLIO, S. C.
O
m I
w <L
now a t
|)-f !l>
Tnl.e- aTc
not genuine.
H.-V an BrsKitiK U,. .
. KoI'kv Ford.M "lo
Rirtcrcnei*. Fnlmm - m^.^), hii
Ruckv Ford, J .do*-
P. M. BUCKINGHAM,
Terois 1 —Cash; Purchaser to pay f«r
paper*. . •
FRANK II. CREECH,
8. B.C
Fcby. lOVh, 1803,
* ’ Sits
-r Levied upon snd to he gold as t
property of N Tyntltchlngs, ' < Tpayfdr paoers, and all taxes payable iu
the year 1903, and subarquently.
Daniel B. Gilliland,
Special Commis-ioncr,
and StHtuling Miuter of United SUlti
Court, . anh.
/T
For Sfato purpo«es..
Fur Constitutional bchodl
For ordinary County..
Repay Loan, oqe-half of one
luill.
Total.
...llj Mills
bteciai, School levy.
Cedar Grove, Fairfax, Old Columbia,
Ulmer, 1 Mill.
Allendale. Barbarv Branch. Black-
ville. Double Pond, Elko. Kdistb.
Frlend*hi,p, Kline, Lees, Monie. Morris,
New Fore#tj Oak Grove. Selallnavllie,
Big Fork, 9-MHI*.
Barnwel
ST
if,
AM Mills.
Hoipectfuffy.
E. D. FRFK,
County Treasurer.
BARNWELL, 8 C.,
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ESTATE AGENT,
IDLE MONEY SECURELY INVESTJED.
LIFE INSURANCE,
(Agent for New York Life A
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TIRE INSURANCE, ,
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(Calhoun & Companv)’ •'
N.1HILL ■ TOP -
'BARNWELL.
With 'h- hclpi.r American |i(.r-o-an.| mulr* hre-zv vrutfftit
Biiti-h h.gLqn- Conquered their Bu.-r Hiitagoni-t. m the n7«t»t-»oiidprfui war
t fiO I
Of mi'defii liuie-
ith th- I
(oudcrfui war
I’c ot *r ck tlr- farnrerUof Mmth
l ick |» **nt,i Hud-prcupHi H e tu all
arolina
>f tlii- -hIiic tjv
n « :ino hrinn
.^Dflh Hi* r. tifrii eT j,j , -;011h Attica ilv* d uin 1 ol f..rJc.rs. H"knd
Jer u-e Uieii Ifa- CO led ano tIv •v;oj.-K-,- r ,, Bin cr can again gt t-ttii* Best
- ih tht'. w.-.r.lil at ql‘1 ti.tva pYuw-a.—--——h—
> Uhl Of Him tC* Be h 11 tie *. -the pniah..Aat,rtH,. -ftfairi^*, will tdhvince
that he ha* w hat ynji need ami w hat you cjm pAV fur.
*, Wage m*, H a r n c s , in ,■
tn tiler
Stock
TO It
Be*t-Bngetes
kept to go with gilt tdged stockTand at correspondingly low prices. Come to
tha Hill Top Stable* and see for your selves. 1 w ill be glad to see t
ado by American skilled labor.
ce* Come to
and serve you
BAIilSTNUELL, S. C.
List your property with me. Inspeei
flue lot of investment application*. - All
details of perfecting loans cartdojly at*
' to Term* reasonable. Corre-
nee solicited. Address
M. BUCKINGHAM,
Barnwell. 8. C.
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T. B. ELLIS. Ur..
Ctedufi Miiia/ j j^^yi^ and Civi! Engmeet
Cave, Owen’s Crosy Roads, Barton.
Special attention given to the cotnpa
talion of water-powers, leveling and
drainage. -
A post*) card addressed to '.e a* Mar
tin, 8. C., yrlll rt •eive prouipt attop
Uon. octl-80, Ij
722 BROADWAY. AUGUSTA, GA.
* "Ne'xt Door to J. B. White’s Dry Good%.Store.
17 OFFICES IN THE UNITED STATES.
NO MO$E DREAD 01' THE DENTAT. CHAIR,
PRICES
Aropnene for painless extraction
of teeth. A b«olutel v harmie**.
Simply applied to the gum*. Nu had
result* follow.- We cart tlie attention
of thA nervon* arul dejcate to onr
Painl*-** System of Dcnttsiry In aH
Its branches. •—
l'ert>( t Teeth, either upper or lower.;. .IS.Ort
r\ r . t ; a .L^. tH '!T ttlt -"- (U to $7.(N>
iMdid i2ii (.old crow ns .1..... ' as on
if ColdHIlingB.' iLQOnS:
J; Antalgam end t emei.t 50c tofil.uO
Extracting Teeth, TainVss. joe
Eslrat ting Teeth, old way,,..............gm.
o
ALL. WORK */VARRANTETX
We’exaintne your teeth free of charge and tell yon jir*t what vour work will
cost. A li we nsk is a vDH to our office and we w il) pleasb you.-
LOOK FOR OUR SIGNS.
Dr. Q. W. SHACKLEFORD, D. D. S., Manager.
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