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UR»OAY. FEBRUARY 2G, 1903.
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' NOTICE.
Chain Oanif will be on tbe New
Kiiati frinn C. B. Rm an’* t« Coo J'.ij-
tder’a thi« week
O. W, Barker, Superviaor.
R. O, Rubens, J r., Ctei k.
m
Ufa
tiat
FOR BALE:
Fine Barred Plymoutb Rock and S
C Brown Leghorn Kggy—From Hnest
atrain in the country. $1,00 a'setcing
of 15.
Mrs y. Clark,
iV hite 1’ond, ». C.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
All persona indebted to the estate of
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Ktrksey, late «f the
County of Barnwell, deceased, are re
quested to make prompt payinent to the
undersigned, and all persons holding
claims against said estate will please
present the same duly attested to me.
John J. Kirksey,
, < Qualitied ISxecutur.
SaludaC. II. S. C., Keb. 2du Ibtia.
WASTED A TRAVELLING SALES
s . man, _
To work retail trade in this, and four
adjoining counties. _(jood salary an.,
permaneiit |»osjtion to right .nan.
— Address, with refeRTices, Lock Box
1C7, ttedfonl City, Va.
LAST CHANCE.
The County Pension Board will hold
its liusl meeting fur tills >ear ou Mon
dar next, sale day. ‘Mils will be the
last oppmtuiiity for applicants for
pensions to get their names on the roll
NOTICE.
The time of Preaching at Steel Creek
‘st Church has been changed from
rd Sabbath to the tirat Sunday
onih.
- W. P. Bailey.
Clerk
MIis'O EVEN 18.
•J.
Rev. VV. W. I.awton will address the
L. M S. at itnnter’s Chanel Church at
7 30 P.M. Saturday. March 7th He
will preach at -Spiingtown at 11 A. M
Sunday. March Sih, also at Ghent*
Branch at 4 I*. .Vp. Sunday March 8 h
\A collection Will he taken for foreign
missions.
Bamberg papers please copy,
Ttre Blnckviilti. Graded School will
give an entertainment next Fridax
r.iglil loi the benertT of the. sctioo)
library. I liere will h«* sh irt exercises
hv memher* of the selunrl and an ad
drejs*_by State Supt. o? Education ^) li
Mariin. No adjitission fee will be
chsrg <'d, but after the entertainment
refreshments will be sold. A large
crowd is expected t « lie present.
Mr. O. B. Mirtin, State.Superintend
dent of E'lueaHon; will dvliver'an—ttrf •
dress at the IVillistni; School Chapel
Thursday evening Keb. 2tii.li. at 8o
clock I'he pimple of WHIUtbn and
‘vicinity are cordially invite t to l»e
-present. It Is earne-tiy desired that
as in an > patrons and trustees of schools
may be pre-ent as -jwi.slide.
K. A: Dobson. Principal
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
roru when the oak I kf Is
r ge a» a sgulrreps ear.
Col. R. it Lewis was In to sea
briefly butiqicely, on Tuesday. . 4
M r. A . fC Hu rct lial t> r of AVRite Por.d
w as^a.weiiso'ine Vfsitiir on Tuestuy.
Time for pacing thpJPoart couuntl-
l.'.tion tax will be up on Sa|urda^.
Mr. T. Jf. Deer-and SaiurdayAs sun
shine were a welcome oonjuue|M|^ ,, “ ■
WiTI mow* Bain rd«y he fore Ath\8«n-
dsy in March at IE o'clock.
^iMiqRAM.
L,
"f,
Farmers are speeding the plow, now
that, wlnteils backbone t« appareutlj
hrtikeu. • -.pwf
1st Division meets at FalHnoflnt.
Introductory Sermnn, Rev. Grave*
, Knight.
1st On rv. R«>v. W. O. ,BHtton and
Wnit Merit! 1 ,
2 1 (Juery. Rev. S. R. Bata and G. E.
Blrt. . i.
3d Query. C. E. Edcnfleld shd Sam.
Hair.
S. S. Mass Meeting Address bv
Rev* Graves L Knightt
MUsiouary Sarmoh, Key. J. /D.
Moor-.
S.mi’ofour i’.larkville good friends
gave us a happv Surpiise party on.
Thursday evening.
Tbe only local Barnwel 'County Act
passed st the recent session provides
for reiiidcxing the public record*.
This week the dayagain 10 miiiutds
111 sunshine. Saturday w ill be 58 min
utes longer than New Vest’s day.
Mr. J. W. Fuise had wrveral good
animal* kMed aj<d others injured by
the collapse of a stable in the storui oi
Hie iOtn.
Sessions business w ill be apt to taka
up all the March term and
Pleas cate* wnh have to v. aitr
cial terms.
■* Capt \V tV. Moore received -n holi
day m.i sad ne.VA <>i tho death of^hi*
mother, relict id tne late Dr. .«iooie oi
ColleUiu CoUu y.’ —»
3d Division—Allen’s (ihapel
“InlfoBgotory *«ermnn. Rev A. BuUt.
Uf Query. Rev J D. Saudifer.
2.1 Query Rev S. P ( iiisslin, J, A.
Jen ki ic
r mil.n 3d Qu'-rv. C.M E dan tie Id an j llenry
e ^_| Walker A
S S, Ma*s Meeting. Address, Ref. J.
D S*.ndifer.
Missionary Sermon, Rev G. E Burts.
riiesday looked something like court,
tlirougu tne presence oi adorue,) * ' a.
U. May Held, h T. La Fine, 1. L T'oOhi
and A. li. Couiior.
Rev VV. VV. Lawton was kept Irom
his Sunday appoiitiiucnis at_ Friend
ship and Barnweti oy the sefrou* ill
ness of his mother.
Mr George Batten and friend op
New York came down the first of the
week l-or a lew dais hum in lied Dak,
stopping at Duiicauoon.
The many friends of Mr. VV. C- Mat
thews of VV illiston Township are gUd
to kfiow that he is so ue.l recovering
irom hi* recent severe' illness
Dr. A. R. Patterson returned irom
Atlanta oil Tuesday, hmlfHig as tp*tl'e
had discovered the lountaiu of eternal
vouth among the Georgia hills.
/
Mr. T. il. Erw in gave us the pleasure
cf a call on nutuiday. lie is now wilo
Baker A.Ciniith in Augusta, and iliej
are lortuiiate in the association.
R^v. W. 11. Mitchell’s New 1 oi
sfieetdi is said to Iih\« ettcclualiy killed
ms greal’popularity among his colored
admirers in and about Aiienda.e. ■
Mr P. J. Zeigler had a valuable
inarc killed in tasi week’s storm by lUe
mow mg dow ii ol a «tat»ie dw tne SSI lei
Place An. Great . y press low nsbip
The Barn well deiegatioit was fuitbtui
in aiteitua.ice upui^.ie*isikllie duties..
Thi ineuibers could be lound In tbeir
seals at every svs»iutt dayoriu^ht
A.lemlate’s local t-iepfloue system
wnl he coinp.e.cu this week. A con
nection wui be inane wun t ajriux anu
..uet all ext«u*tuii >0'Bafnwell is piou-
ubie —
The three of
on tlrefvabnai'd
fi'ur graders working
1 ,lue * Chsrleakou
itTr
i.arnweii-r
smi pegging
W ctk
A ogusla/coyjncgtloil w elc
away e.i»l oi G.sl' issv
Tlie next meeting n(, the Barnwell
Teaeliers Association will lie held on
Feb. the 2-itn. At that time Stale
Supt Or—B—Martin will address Ihv
teacher* and trustee* of ilie county.
The teachers ow e it to tli tn«el ce aiif)
to Mr Martin to he present and It is
expected that a large number yifl at
tend Besides the address there will
be InstrueUoii in History, Jackson 1 *
■f. AdminDtr«tiod>and in Algebra.- fact- I'he post
eriug. 'Tesi'tiers are requested to pie-
4»are tbomselvcs «mv tlrese ^object* and
to Tiring note books, and pencil* with
thi'in The trustees ol tho county are
urged to attend this meeting.
‘ K.-K, Taflhr,
-TTTTT
LONG FELT VV a'NT.
State Kailrtmd Commission is
trying to get better pcssenger facili
tie* between Ranuvell and HaUtfiy ille
llisn present freigh 1, train seiyieo
GENTLEMEN OFTTHTTFUST:“
Pe*It Jurors for the second week tif
the Mkrch Term were drawn on Mon
dav:
!>■ ^ii- f Rivii'V wr.
•on,
Barnwell — E D. Peacock. T. D
Creighton,'Jiidsou Black, O II. ~Be*r
Alfred Adrich, G. B. Swan, T: B. Ha-
good, S J. Haiforil, W. i*. Bkime, -W-
F. Holme*;—•
LMackvlllc-Il D Srill. J, A Q lom
Robert Morris. Pickefis
VVehb, G. A,
HlULU- F7DvCl^es^TJi'Uua'i WaiJi, (
It. DeWitt, 0. W. ISoH*t«n, J W.
Miller,
vy. a-
TleWItt, G. W.
Chittv. .
Four Mi|e**JL5C Mims. R. L
Jack Sweati, Fkriey Sweatt."
Bailey.
George* Creek—J. J Creech,
Mofrls^Jo'eph Gunnels.
Great Cvpres*-*G. I’ Hogg.
Rich Iianfl—J. W. Batca.
.Kotritiafy—P. N. Hair, A.P. Ulers.
Bvcamore—J A. Cope.
-VVilliaton^Lee Powell
W.
\
A.
Col. Mike Brown U preparing lor the
early rent yai ol ui* laiuriy to ttruns-
w tes, Ga. Tit at Is life w or.»l uiT*Toit‘iiifi
th.*.t ua* ; beiaiicu this out l-o wu to a
loug.'ioog time.
The ..amwell Graded School pupils
w+H-pnblisli acouk bxoji anyl gtve toe
prolits io a gooa purpusc. Una oi oui
t) pe smicrs w in furoisU a recipe ivt
making pi inter s -•*
A cordial iiivitatiou'is extended to
the people ol Barn well to b. present at
Ute adore** ol aupt O. L> Ala tut oe
lore ini- Tcaciiuis Assothatiotruu ncxi
calurday at 11.3 o’Cock.
hllice kept Sunday'hours
and Ute trafua ran bciituU lu\ie on
Monday, as tribute* ol respect to the
IIO;IIIO‘r>
172 i hir.1t dat feiKpufsTtttuav.
ol
Mr. licy ward Duiibaf. young son
the la;- -alr. Wo. gc Duub.ii, came to
Bat nwcil nit lUe isv<t^o*v. ami autreu
dctcUTu .nici itf Tcoca, staling Uiat in
*ell Ueieiice ne na t
aim and silled
o.o.eu inaii named I'l iuce Bate*.
George Gai.eil) Estf - otT’loreiicc,
ivumiiy oi ilafiiwni. i* uua.guiim ol
me Kclortit Axrvoeaie. We aie quite
nine mat he will atiJ^iiLe reiuim* tusl
ate iierdcu anu rciorm ao\ocate* necu
lug it w tth kite rOt ce and iitillllul ness
Married ou the Ism lust, by Rev. VV.
G. Billiot! Air. l*Cy ton Best and—Miss
rrankie, dsiigiiter ot^Mr. aiid Mr*.
Harley. Thv bride is one
ot ihe lairest dowers Irom Baruweirs
id.-eotaidi ii oi glia* and llie_groom a
-j nupg gciittefifiiu oi tiue ctilracier ¥T>d
an ut qabte Uucut-** ab111 (v
A gracein. leaer from Mossy reached
p* on meibth iu*t. just .aa w e were
duislimg pi tilling Hist Dstie. We aie
teuipicu to pubiisii it iuda>, but il »e
were it) trest Bacueiur mat well- we
2d Divi*ion meets at Double Pond.
Introductory Sermon, Rev. G. N.
A«kew.
let Query. Rev. S. P.Hair.
2d Qunry. Rev VV D. McMillan, AT
leu Mobley, it K. GIMiain.
3d Query. S. u. Mayfleld, S. Rhodes,
K K. Taylor.
S. S. Alas* Meeting. Address by Prof
R. K. Taylor. . ^ ^
Missioiiarv Sen mm Rev M- T;
Law •oii-;
Querie*r , .
T. The menuing of the Present Kn
largement lo.vemenn How can we bc»t
prouiote ii* ends? . , ,
2 V Work Mod Worsiilp—their place in
our retlglous fife.
3. • I he Tendency to Lmwh-*«rtess'*in
our Stale—w ho is responsible?
Sunday School Ma*s Meeting at
o'clock. Reports from the schools.
—lx Is. expected that dinner will
provhietl on the grounds.
J D. Moo-e,
■“ — C. K Burt*,
■ * J, A. Jenkins.
'. Committee.
H)
be
F.C. B.
The Banquet of Barnwell Lodge No.
Hi K. oi P; ha* become one of the
brightest annuals Functions in Barn
well’s twelve month On Thursday
evening the local knight* with visiting
brethren irom the Blackville and Al
lendale Lodge* and invited guests filled
the Court H i ise wit.li a* happy a group
of two bundled a* good people a* have
ever met wirhtu its walls.
oin 0 until af temnnlnight the hours
grew brighter and the enjoyment
greater gud when lire parting hour
came all went awav reeling that it had
been-gootTto be there
The banquet wa* a typical Barnwell
f» as! of dwlifious ■utisrauiial* and deli-
cac.es, and the avnedtes whetted by
the wmiry air did mil justice to the
p rlect prodit 'lioiis of the very gener
ous housewives who prepared it
Brie and. brightly
GHas.-Gurro.I Minims, B 1. Hice. —
Hai ii well Lodge is in a flourisMug
condition .1 he j[ood u lias done io
thi* couimunitv can not be told in
wnrd*. ■ 11 live* up to the moio of the
H* def. Friendship, I harily and ileTiev-
ohtice.
/Ui
'PY Tli IA N BANQUET.
Thursday evening last was of a red
teller clisracier m Baruweil Pythian
circle*.
The event whs the most brilliant af
fair ever held in the lower pwition of
our Slate. . /
We think tliHt tho*e,wlio partook **f.
the least pioliHhly^huniuered 160 and
al ter the banquet we are informed that
snllleient wa* (eft to furnish Hie un
fortunate icmstesof the poor hou*e a
good and nmuli ni>preciateildinner
The speeches, owing tn Die IIuaVoLl-
aide absence of the *Hi»o ntee* were iflil
qn'te up to lormer ata.idards. Tlie
•peachesof Rev. Mr ;Biiiu, Gapt*. Bate*
uti l J/ A. Jenkins with that ol Col* VV.
G % ,Sfmmawere highly appreciattd, hut
the gem of the evening w as Aha effort
— -irflua kalght. B. T Ripe.
Th • smvp *h.^s wkw'
fellowship and happv thought* Chan
cellor Commandtr? BuGer llagood pre
sided iu kis usial happy' dignifled
manner
—Altogether a more pleaka nt. gathering
oi' hamlsome chivalious knight* and
lovely woman wou’d have besn hard to
Hud and the prevailing idea was •Mats
meet* agair. before another 19th Feb-
ruaiy rolls ’four.d.”
Visiting brethren
from Blackville
presence to make the occasion stilt more
mijoyible. The Committee and—their
fair assistants who brought
rangements to such a successful issue
sre indeed to be congratulated.
Visitor.
wouMJ/iuve m give oibei <;vrre*pou»
deni* ihe *ame . xmsitferaiioii. aiid Dial
wou d make cur Lnl ol lure Ocbiud me
times., ,
TBUeft nyTED BY.
A doioted cook Th ‘itichftioml heald of
Teddy-Roosclreitr* lunOheon with Book*
.fer Waslui igton tkpressed this dpinioi\
of ihe Pr-sldent to ltei ! ' empley r !
“Mis* Bessie, cf he Is er white man.
fln’ I slht gw lne ter be tie one tet sav
hoaint, he tint gwinc ter act ^iesclf dat
Vvay, unless he cum frutb whut we all*
H»teatef dall de p*l’ ; * K hRe-er*«Ti. er bit
blight be he stut rite In he min’—a but
do jour pa think, honey ?’*
We had tribulation last week The
Mrtoiiu ol Mpuday night had blown ott
the Top oj the pi c>s room stove line and
the *luinpOTit.re(used to maw. The
mas in c»uid not repair the damage as
mortar would have irozen t'asiFFTffati
he could mix it PreasunDe^Giiarlie
Dunbar managed to w ire ou a stofy-AH
•love pipe
On the Wav.—“How"dne^ Vnli like
fle nflflr prfeacher?” ask Mr. Era«t*i-
Pinkler. i . v
‘ V ef
Miami
a
ttidcH.'’ answered AIU*
rbwn. “lie's got s.guoitatabt
tie klmWs a llefip o’ words, an*- jfes’ a«
snail as ha git* ’ertl arranged ill d»
prftp“i* order hflUi h»»i a mighty rim}
•*rmon.“—Washington Star.
tMalirtitatttI from thfl suburha
4 feet and ft Inches high, black, a little
crots-eved, ttsit bright dr half idiot;
hamed Malissa l)i«*ks. It Is thought
that she has been t»urdere*L Atv in
formation of her whereabouts will be
thankfully received at this office.
Frank Ii. Greeeb, 8. 8 0.
Uu', ii is all right now.
Tl e Long Branch Philosopher ( calittt
on u* I huiHUay anil gaveagraphic ac-
couiit ot the smi in king’s v.»it to til*
house on the 10th lost, ton log off The
root of hi* cottage aniT raining down
shingles, soot anu icv water iipoo him.
HutasAiis. M is w.t* at a neighbor a
out ol the cyclone path aiur tlie chil-
dren good at dodging be bore the ca
lamity wiibatilhe gut and grace of
A Mf I il I*. \
fi %tuie.
Governor IIevw:ard lias appointed
Capt. U. B U.unmet Chief slate Cou-
stabie, and the biin.l tigers siiuiiild open
their eA*tJLJo the tael Inal lb is'\ime*lor
itiom lo stv-aeoil and jom the ebos-ol
Tent t‘erance
Cupi. Hammet will enter updn his
new duties next umtitli. He will have
the appointment of all constables,
subject—to—the Quyomor’s approval.
li is salary is $ I 0 )d a year.
"The Executive Committee of The
Rivers’ &ri'lge Memorial Association
will please meet at JJeuiorlal Ground*
Match 7lh at 2:30, P. M. for the pur
|Mi»e of aTranging for Memorial Exer
cises. > >
J. W^enny, 3eei
0 ' - . s * :
TH^iWATER CURE.
If,-.Morris of Olar psid us a
fleasaot call on Friday^ Speaking of
the staggers In that section Ue icm.-m
herod iTtarTtbqut eighteen year* sgo.
1 /k —1° MeflioFy of
BENJAMIN LA VV '1T)N SAMS.
“ “Those wb'hu the gods loVe die
yottn^ , It was not thetipekheaf that
was garnered, but a yourtg and noV!s
buy, w bo*e beautiful HGROTAcut short
In the blglnniug of ijs usefulness.
* leaves have their time to lajl, and
ttowet* to wither at the North Wimr«
Urealb, and star* to set; but all, Tlipu
bast ail seasons fur thine own, 0
Death.”
It has been many year* *ince the peo
ple of Krwinton neighborhood - havy
been called tipnn to' wttiie»s so sad a
death as occutred in ilielr midst on
SzA-IEjE
On that aft«rrnooii at
Feb. 1st. 1903
thfee P. M.
Benjamin, Lawton, the only survi
ving *en of Mr Duifcsn Sams, *nci
cniubed to a severe iluiess of typhoid
pneumonia, and departed tills Hteytotoe
guided by the angel of P.’ace, to the
beautiful. Uevond, where his sainted
mother awaited him.
Skillful attention ami loving care
ware ef no avail, save to alleviate bis
suffering and add to hi* comfort; the
devoted family were toned to re
linquish all claim to their prerinu* boy
In thi* Ute
V llhough only til teen the 14th of Inst
Sep-ember. Bn po*»es«ed the mat a red
mind and noble character of a mar.; he
endeared himself to all by hi* chn rtul
manner and thoughtful audition*
No one could look,tipaii hi* beaming
countenance, which wasevn wreathed
in smiles, without loving Ihe dear boy.
Grn«-rons t<* a fault. mIvvh’. * hiippy, a
Ve> ilabte spnbcain in hisITOinc and a
mong his filends^figer tu do a kind
act, never speaking an unkind word
Such ws8 the. noble lad who ha* just
laid down life'* burden to receive a
crown. _
Formally years Ben lias been .an ac
tive memoer and regular attendant of
Antioch Sunday School Hi* place
there can tteyer he Ailed Hi* hi^h
sense of honor and duty, and hi* *tu
dioii* habit* made t a pleasure 'ohave
btm ni the schoolroom, whara he was
aTWav* a great lavorlle It wa* with
ei.j;eF aotici(istion that hi* many
friends watched the development into
perfect manhood of orte'*o ban tsnme,
bright and talented as he, and with
sucli,^ promUiug future before him.
DU seldom that on** sees such a noble
character iu one so yodrrg. r ‘How hard
It give, him up! . •-
The grief stricken father and little
sisters have the^htjartfelt prayer of s
host of sorrowing Trieml*, that they
may recognize the Diyiiuripower in
their loss and bow in humble su
sion to tiieir part of life's trials that
come to all ,
“'The Giver of every great and |»er-
f«Ct gift” ha* claimed his own. “It I*
God who hath done it- AH I* well.”
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si ill,
t 'nrhoitaUul
WlilucJefs from our
•Oul of to whir finds y/ll
receive proxr.pt attca-
Uen.
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G 1 ,. E'. C. Lange,NtSt'
. -IV. K-VA
‘Bl.ACK VfLLH,; S. C
— .
Nd. ua cah take
BounTy paper; K a- count]
fur county pi Idf it, theuM s
home. But' for r.< ws from
of—your *^81 a t« a ml e v< ry
c nr yrtvtt
nexv* .itttl
Into i \ cry
the capita!
county.
ftnuth Ctltullna, xivtd fi< h every
day; for daily news trum Washington,
IfnilT-it y.tai««;. and : ov ary other
quhrti rmf the globe, luitblnt? tan tak4
Ih- place in Beuth Cu-i oiln.i Isomes .pf
The Daily Htate
Th. .•<■ arc momentous tlrne« In hts-
tory. \Vc me i:i the n.Mst >-( w^ra,
fitrlkea iind polflit al 'KlruKKles'ol ttrtat--
*v>
r=rir-
loglelat-ure, with, the InungwnPiori'•-n#
a new gHvernpr. wHl h ive p culior In-
lerpsL Man or vvernnn, to kefp’ ufl
with the t|:r.i h, rnHafar ail tt.e- ilallv
hl-tofy of the world, apj" that la re-
< “id. d in i-rt • ii ;• tyle In The
St^le. Th ' gtatfi wttr he r&m fljtty for
IS a year, ft for f, months, It for 3
niimCi"^!'!' Juit a futcilun over the eo‘ t
"f S BU i i. atamp lot op* lotto* a
Afly! ('h<ap education and‘ 1 nforma-
•I’m f*)r a fuu.lly fot 2 1-5 ccnuTa dcjr fc -
iJOl’t it-? - ’
.nuf tf yon t^uv’t-ilgoril that, there is
. 1 hf_8c;id-AVfeklv Htate. irsued T»'-- •
cI.i vh mo ! Krl tuys, each isvue <•
hv;; tic.- mo.-f iiiv,..»ilinil fifws from All'
South (’S-Culljla amt Ihe ivn, I | at taf^f
Hi id
QAUT10N!
Thi* it not a gentle word—but when
"TOfTTltthk how liable yon are bote to
purchase the'only remedy iiniyei *tllv
know n and a remedy- that ha* had '.the
largest sale of- any medicine in the
world sinew 18118 for the cure and treat
nient oLConsmnprlor. snd Th •onf and
l.ung tmiible* without losingit* great
voiiiilarily n1l4h«‘«e fears, you will be
thaukfiii we cal'ed your attention to
ItoscUee’s Gwniiin syrup. There aie
*n many ordinary cough remedie- inrtd»-
^— , OdngarAle» l
* C J
The Best on the Market.
Fer Sale By . -vv
IHvSf i 1 '
by druggist* and oilier* that are cheap
and good for iiglit cohia |H*rliHps, hut
for *ev«re Cough*. Bronchitis, Croup—
and e*pecullv for ConsiThrption, wliere
there ia dtfflcult ex |hc tor at ion ami
coughing during the night* and morn
ing*, there I* nothing i'ke German
/The‘«i5-«*nt*i*e ha*-ju*t been
intriiduced this year. Regular size 76
At Crrerh’s Pharmacy.
Ilu 1 PeopK 1 ?’ PharmacY:
* 4 •’ ‘ k/ .
-= -of Vmrk arnt prict
NOTICE.
LANl> FOR SAIT;.
hlpment vard wide . sboet-
iug at 4J e. per yardTrtTT'r
Rawaw Pi.ac*.—In
ship, Acre*.
Molsfr & Porter's.
II avknxr Place.—In Red Oftk Tow n-
’ WANTED
1,000 000 Pounds of Old Scrap I ron of
any descriptioM, also Bras* vnll.CoiipJV - .
delivered at Barnwell or MeyeCsM111
-tat ion. —
when he was a avihool boy, a valuable
mare uwned by Mr. Pearce Sweatt w a*
attacked w ith that dla< a*e. M r. hweatt
had a brake built'‘•nd'pnt -the m,are
aecurelv in it. Ho placed a barrel un
a frame directly above her head, boring
a smal l hoi* in ila .bottom. Water was
poure'd.iiitu the barrel and a constant
HUl 3 stream felt on the mare’s head.
Mie was kept there several daya and
got over tiie attack.
AIKEN COUNTY NEWS.
Mr. John O’Gorman has bought the
IgwtcJk Cou* ge on Colleton
Alg^n-Tur $2.25J
Rev. MTr^nih'iiy of Augusta U
p«*u.r ol the Kileutqu Baptist Church
venue,
V-
El
lot thta year.
Air. tt. M. Casaeis is connecting
leototr with Kath wood by telep
\ EHentoh School is doing excellently
under the direction uf Miss Milledge
Wilton. ^
BOARD OF EQUALIZATI )N.
The ToWnahlp B >ards of Equalisation
will meet at the olllce of the County
Auditor, for thn purpose ot equalizing
the tax.rsitUXUA..no the following days:
Allendale; Urtlduck and Barnwell on
Mundayi .Msrely9
Betltiett Spring*, RlackVille and Btil|
Portdon Tuesday, March 10.
Four Mile. George* Creek and Great
CypreasOn Wednesday. March 11
Rbd Oak, Rich I/and afld Rosemary
on Thursday, March li.
The Countv Bdafd will meet onrthe
fourth TUeadav in llKfUhi flrhibh ia the
23d ~dav. ^jAHr peraort* Having Cora
plaints to niakti will meet thedi on that
daji v .
/ _ Mr. It. Duncan,
\ . County Auditor.
BafaflreH, S. G., February 23, 1903.
ship, 110 Acres^-— - - - ■ ‘
Axxir K. Dvcukb Pi.ack.—^In Black-
ville m Acres.
O’Banxo.’ ”t.Acri—Near Barnwell
< ouft House, fijM Acres.
HABt.KT Pi.A<fi'.. -In Rich Land
Julian R Harrison,
— • Barnwfll.'S. C.
Townshlip, 5t5Acre^.
Prlcea reasonable and term* easv.
Apply W . J. O. PATTERSON,
STOLEN HORSE; *
On, Sunday night. January 25tli a sor
rel pony mare with flax mane a/nl tail,
star In foreheae, about Uu vear* old,
was stolen from ifey lot near Olar. .
Any information leading to her re
covery will be gratetul.lv Derived.
11. D. Skasr, j-
Ohw, d.L. .
T - .. • . . “i
Barn well, 8. C.
COFFINS 4 CASKETS.
A complete stock, from the
cheapest ■ varnished g/wids
UP tu the li nest draped cUnh
prndiict* of American
exi larent, and labor.
kill.
con-,
sraiit.lv kepL aiLd Ogg
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE I'HITES
I also /iffer to the people of
Barnwell County a new,
Hr«t elaas! modern Hearae.
with all tile latest equip
ments and iioprovement*.
Prompt. p«r»of:arattention
given ta alHiiquirie* and
orders..
ET S. MELLICHAM?;
WILLI STON
b>. L.
AND-
Liv e Stoc ft
“WANTED.
h
Scrap-Iron of every description, and
all kinds of old machinery. Write fur
particulars to—J..B. Garfui/kel, Co
lumbia, 8. C.
,ri-
V
TRESPASS NOTICE.
prbid ail hunting, shoo'tlng or
Treapaasfugof any kind on the lamia we
o wn or control under pflmtlty of the law
P. Gray.
INSURANCE,
t ;
. —At Gov./rst Rates !;'- • ..
' • • .mm
.
Strongest Compa? ^
i
—::Z
CALHOUN k CO..
:
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—OFFICES AV— ‘
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THE BANK 0t : ISARXU12..
■ ^lal
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Special Bargain Daya on Fridays
and Saturdava atS. Krajnoff.
'AVatcii the 33c Sale at 8. HraanafT’a
and sate money. Begin! next Mon-
day.
31b* Gan Tomatoes for 10c. 5 Cake*
Fairbanks Snap for 10c, one lb Till Can
Salmon for Six. on Friday* and Saturi '
day* only, at 8. K rasnotf.
Dehtist,
W1LLI8TON,
S Will work anywhere in
by ipaclal appointment.
/
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for that day and the preceUng dayti
sGior Die lart l*<ue. And till* rimy ho
obtain.A for a year, fl fm- G mn.tbs,
oi )ii?l a frsTflon over a half cent
•lav’ '
-JNo famdy l*>. fJj.uth Carolina l*» too
f'Dta XiiT ri. tiiTh p'M>-r. No money ran
h" »hlttt In. hfM t-r tt'lv*ntare tr\- n poor
fl*u'dy. H IT a neccMltv. Buh«crlt>«
Ni iU - TO! A Y. -
Pend |"n 1 11 of express pionr-y ordr-r,
real tie i < 1 !• tier or eheck—fa
Til K' ST A TIT COMPANY
Columbia. S; 0;
.i
Dr. J. H.E. MILHOUS
SURGEOM DEHTIS r rr:;*
BLACK VII. IP.
; :n -
- - - K 8*A.
WHI he at his ( fflee in R..rt.v,e!l even Felt*
daj'jand Tuv*<hiy and WediirwUu tollowir.
Will !*• at hi* Home ofli< e in Id ic-krilh- ov
erv Friday nnd"kattsr>!8>.cul wjn n.aVe-ew
pointmeiit* to nui'l patjeiit* m—evy itf ett
eonntj town* or call at their reiddencts.
1 :i’.t ,i lull eoteiuate i I FtIT dclplda Per.tnl
xJulL tr. 1 ; haw luidsevcnte m y»*at> aetiv.* prse-
♦hvd t".‘nct!«;«; > and tan j ou in qtudtxv
. Y
t. F. C.tlfionn, P. M.
Vim.
Calhoun & Co-
SSBS
LjfG| /\CCtdGqly
I3T
LIGHTJTINe
— ' *■ 8* 4.
the country
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