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Th’e Barnwell People. *5£y! Ilardwictx Ks JUlK^SFStRSCmi'TlOI. .t r In Advanoe, per Annum .....—$1.60 On Time. /fi,.. .$2 00 i r/fr---'yr-r ^ "iWri.-. THUK3DAY. MAY U,190i tva* lo town on il Kriijttv liiglff nUeiklwiRu la The regular meeting dt Barnwe!| Lodge Nu. HI, KmghU Ot Bj£tU*H ttlJl be held at their Hall on " ' at 7}f o’clock. A full attei reamsted., By order at \ H. JONEd, V. \\m. McMAB, K. R. KOTKIE. , . - The Chain (Jang U nearthe ftlantattrm -.^oiMr. W. W. Armatrong on the Uit- theaa Blutf uml Haldook Road tula week. -v- — Barker, Soperrlsor. • , ' R. C,l$«beru t Jr^ Clerk. Thodayrgarn 0 minute* thU week... ... * The lawyer* have been burning midnight oil this week. Col. Mike Brown was , np from Brunswick, G&., for a fe w hours da Saturday. Mr. Ci R. Wilson Yias leased the Ho. ;1 Uilijlnre, Allendale aud wilt take charge tomorrow. The Court was lo -begin yesterday murblng the trial ol oases against the Southern Railway... , Last week’s ugly weather was cansed t»y a Gulf storm that meed up the coast at forty miles un hour. Mr. C. subscriber, us by pleasant Words and deed. Mr. George A. J.etford, representing 0. II. Hutto, opr best Goran >er, made Satiirdav brighter lor \ Lollie SEVEN PI N E,3 N E W S. I have concluded to write sgaln to let you know tbad wo are not retrogra ding. Our Sunday school fs in a veiy thriving condition and l am thoroughly convinced that tire Latere will bring about w much greater improvement. Op Sunday last we listened to one of the most interesting lectures delivered by MlvStephen Blanton that we have had the pleasure to hear for quite a long time. In our opinion Bro. Blan ton Is a true Christian gentleman, well versed lu scriptures, and be enjoyed by learii<HL the most learilAO pm 1 anthropists. He has accepted our Invitation to unite with us in the Sunday;school work, and we extend an inviiaGou to the entire community and urge that they meet with us on th» secoiwLSainday- of each month (If not every Sunday) as we will have one of Bro. Blanton’s interesting lecture* at 4 p. m. on that day. The farming Interest seems to be in us a pleasant call on Saturday The East winds are keeping the cot ton at a standstiU, while bud worms are spoitihg the staiuls of corn. Second week juries were discharged [W^I'hnrsday last,and equity business occuphn^tbe remainder o: the week. George Galletly Ksq. of Florence visited Baruweil relative* la»t week and gave ns an enjoyed yall on Satui- ■day* , ^ ; /; yteuographer J. F. Brrnesof Aiken was udinitied to the Bar last week al ter examination before the bupieme Court. -■ Spartanburg girls are as patriotic a* they are pretty. Thegs weai ihfH Spring .shirt waists oi goods manufactured in their cicy,,- Bishop A. Coke Smitli wifi.'preside over the South Carhiiim Conference at . Its annual session in Greenville--next December. ■■ - George H; Bn ter Esq. has 0: cotton &e. The health of this section is good and all is well. We have ad led to our school one of tbe” most iniportatrt<-featores—uuisie. This hranch is taught by our poputaf | friend. Prof. J. J. Snelliug. wlm is horouglUy competent and recognized fr-be one H** 5 be»t teachers in the ounty r ( , We regret very much that our school Will close on the lOtii of Anne. Will write again at a Hinre couvenk'ut l season. — ; - _ Citizen. uair.i been iu- ILfc-il'l.. IN MKMOKIAM. May 9th, 1908. Just one month agoouY darling sister Adijte |>yche* wa* taken away from be# War husband A J- Dyohea by tha relentless band of death: She was shy and-retiring but klpd, lovely to all and beloved ^Df: all who knew hnet. She bad few eonala and no sur*erl6r. Death leaves a shining mark, and foundooe when thw last messen- r gor called her away. Her aplrlt has gone to God who gave It and Is asfe iu the arm* of our Heavenly Fattier. ; ■' ’v . BOLL OF LTO^OR r Of Barnwell Graded School for Montb^No. 8, Ending May 7th. 10th Grade: Maria Bronson. / 9th Grade: Eijiliy Premiss, Ben Davie*, r ree 8th Grade: Lola Moore, Emily Belllijger, Cathe rine MuNab, Hattie Creech, Cleo Bren- sou, Frank Free. 7Ui Grade: Rosa Cave, Ethel Hair, Connor Fur man, Lodfie Moody, Alma Moore, Leou room. •" — 8th Grade: Herbert Christie. Augustine Prentta*, Bertha Renew, Terry Richardson, Mar ie Richardson, Harry Woodward. ' 1 6th Grade: Geo. Hartln. "? 4th G rade : ■— Burton Campbell, Max Bronson, Kobeit Bronson, Normanne Relliuger, Kloise Cave. John Cave. Martha Aytr Duncan, DeWitt Lancaster, Ruth Price.— Sd Gradci_ , Elolse Morris, Mad Hartln, Albert Hartln,Otto LutaJCTmrley Halford. . 2d Grade • Nettie Moore. Dell Aaron, Rather!ne Mooro, Mamic Neli . Bronson. Louise Duncan, Oitv** Calhoun. Nath.ini 1 Krasnoff, Will Riley. Jno. ilartiu, Mar- II ittf —. ~FC A TH IS: IE' OF jhih sme ims.. WII H ■' .1 y ' ■ f ■ '■ ’ % * » - • ' . ■ • •- \ _ - r’--- ~ - -- Today. Thursday, and each Wednesday and Thursday hereafter, wc open a Big Special Cut Price Sale of Ul^ to-date Spring Goods. Everything New, Fresh and Crisp, jint received.. The piost exquisite styles and goods ever shown in Barnwell. This is a very strong statement but you will be convii.ccd of this fact by coming here and see ing for yourself. WeJiave marked goods down at special prices for this sale, and At prices that.wiUlieII them in a big burry. We have spent time and money to get this great sale up and if you want beautiful, stylish, nice, - new goods a small price attend this sale. Remember it will continue the entire Summer. The services of a most excellent milliner are ours and yours for . the asking. Millinery this season is beautiful and we ^se^l it cheaper than ever. The price of everything is cut ou Wednesdays and Thursdays. Positively no samples, no charging of goods at cut prices. Below* we mention but a few of our SpeciaPBargains. ■. v \ '•> * ■ .< . t: ■- * ■ f • < New Embolderies. ' f \ New Black Goods. _ l Our new beautiful line of Edges, Allovcrs and Insejte, tions in'match- -seto, :h- Swis8e.s^.a,ml•' Nafftsobks '.arc the, prettiest ever shown. We have thousands of yards and at prices that will make them go in a hurry. v <>nr new line of Black Goods comprises all the newest stylish weaves, Violes, Batiste, Ptahnnes, AlliatfOsscs, Panama Cloth, etc; special values of this sale from 1% to $1.49. . tlrefrs before ilie a^lley Higli bcliool -On Ibe 2Stli in»t. J The price of cotton lias been helped by the ten million dollar (ro*S tiiiit wiped emt^ifl the bottom and low land ULMER NO I KS. The friend* of Mrs. J. W. .Blount Will "be (rind to know that »h« i* much improved afCer ^au illness of several ' ymyks.. ’ Mrs O. D A. Wilson and little Elm iso and Mis* A mile H si lord attended the lialdock I’ic Nio on Wednesday last. —^ ,<r. _ The fa mTTy 'of M r. Rawls of Mi* bissippi, the new R K. agent, has moved in town. • A, E. H. JudacGaiy bn* irlrd l(.l- <l*-oreo In the ease of \V. A. Edwards agaftiX-'tSe Southern Ky. Go. in Tnr- —TIT. crops lit leyas The pfesc.ncc in .town Bpd week of Attoincys W, AYiloliuan ol G-harleston and Wc H. 'i’ow-iiseHd gave gteal pleas ure lo their many Irifeyids. The A iiini-tiFChrpnlole. tiro oldest, newspaper in the .‘■-outli, "as mi!«I last week at,auction, bringing sub ject lo a mortgage of fdo.lXW. \ Mr; G: F. Rizer will receive at\Glar onXrirh»y71 Hi* 4u»fr-trtie car ot .Vice KentuclX.Al ules. it trill pa t v any oite « i.hiug to buy-tosee him at once. 1 'tiwyktuteiits tisitfed Black vilfe the otherdhvy prospecting a» to the build ing of a collOivsecd oikinill there. Barnwell Lodgedof P. will be represented at the meettng oL the Grand Lodge in Orangeburg next week by Messrs IV. Ji. Junes and Charlie Brown.———?=—- —>——^— : — tin Greene. 1st Grade: Reha HliTTtson, Nora Owen*. -KeM Smith, Willie Mae Kdenflehi, Charley Brad lev,'“Sydney Dicks, Billie Christie, Jno. Duncan Holme*. Primarv: Don’t fail to make money by buying the Big Bargains at S KrasnoHV/ — Remember the Bargain I>at^* at S. Iv raViiTiirrttfgTtTf 'MrmdHy* and Fridays Artotiier shipment yard wide sheet- I ing at 4j c. per yard at 1 ^ Mm .iu a. roaxyn’*. Blanehe Hartln, Myrtle Harrison, | Harry llaferi, BririglOe Moody, FLINCH CARDS FDR SALE UNION MEETINGS wH-i- exnvene-M-nv-ifd-aStd dU.-TUo-foi it 60 cents per Pack, 60 cents if sent by mall. Orders filled promptly hy u. li. t:. ULMiK. lowing is the Program: 1. Christian Giving, What is to be uu- | derstotxf by It. ^ __ 2. The wecei**lty for a w ider 'circula tion of our denominational periodicals. 3. Wotnatt!* placet In Christian work. \4. S. S. Mass Meeting, Sunday, 10 a. in. \ Places and Speaker*: 1. Healing Springs: Introductory Sermon.Rev. M. L Lawson; MtaStmi- ary Sernmn, Rev. W. M. done*. 1st (jitwy.Tit-v. G. N Askew. — 2d Duery, Rev, A. Bulat. 3d Dnery, Pror Taylor Blackville, S. C. Married- in Barnwell. May warus again*!, uie a. . . .. favor ol the Plain- ltl ^ to Mi-s Daisy, me adonted dangh 3d, by Haryi-y iter of S. H. Jd*** Meetings, Dr. |Milhous. 2. Olar'f; lutrodin inry Sermon,- ~ Mr. A is is prooabiy Hi* Ij'njt 1 '* 1 wilt ever ghl In Aikeij, Hinpunling a* It dnesl ‘ J ‘ L. ahenhcid. bolti'of itaniweTT broughi . "le$87.MX), being a pfaitllf of 8ini);'. day for 376 day*, a* piovith d by the Constitutioo ot the State and’Aha Act of 1847. prohibiting consolidation .of competing line* of railroad, and grew out o| the lease of the S. C. A Ga. R R- by the Southern, which destroyed com petition between Aiken, Crabilcyllle, and Columbia, and other point*. I h«k| It case was argued before J a Ige Gary w lien be was in Aiken by Messrs, G. L. Toole. Sawyer & Owens, for the plain tiff, and Messrs, D. 3-“Henderson Jos. W, Barnwell, and IV. L. AIniev, lor the Southern Ry, Co.—Aiken Recorder. QUICK ARREST. ,T. A. Gulledgeol V’erbetia, Ala. was tw ice in the hoapltal from a severe ease of piles causing 2f tumor*. After doc^ rors and all remedies failed. Bueklen’s Arnica Salve qnickly arresied further inllammation ami cured him. It con quer* aches and kills pain. 26c. at t reech Pharmacy, G N. Burckhaltcr; Druggist. ih reported that Messrs L. A. .Green A Sou wHI establish the tknisii* mg wiirk»-foi the Ruseiuary Ruining Mills at Blackville it ibey-cau get a sat isfactory locutiour—— i * • 1 be bad news froin the fruit crops In every seutiun ilac&n’t give the blues lu the watermelon and cantaloupe grow- -oes-—4-bey will get till a prices uiiie»s. the unvarying precedent-JaVU. A good judge of ckver men, pretty women, fine music and delightful eat ing reports that the pic nic at Batdock New Park was inquautity anti quality of enjoyments a superb success, ^ Tliesilyer cure is a specIfftTTor the I blues, e-pecially when administered in quick succession by such pleasant gen tlemen as subscribers M. O. Wall,] James Rountree and D. P. Marlin. The Confederate Veterans are now winding up a grand icunton in Colum bia. The special court has prevented nexeral Barnwell heroes from touching elbows again w ith their comrades of the lost cause. -imroducidty Sermon, Rev r C. E. Burt*. Missionary Bermou. jiev. W. 1). McMillan. -X, - .1*14umy, Kcv.. T. J. Sin&tfer. —2d Qiitsy, Rev a. H—liaijL— 8d Qttery, Dr J. R. McCormack. K. B. Mass Meetings, Hon. o. G May Held. ^ VX Hickory Grove: Introductory rier- mon Rev. W’. G. Britton; Mlssiouat Sermon. Rev. J. D. Moore. 1st Query, Rev S P. Chisholm. 2d Querv, j. C. McMTITah. ~ 3d Query, J A. Jenkins. S. S. Mass Mestings, Rev. d. P. Hair. -—:—‘- ■ ■ J,. Di Moors, J. A. Jenktas, W.G. Britton.- MADE'YOUNG AGAIN. “One of Dr. King’s New Life Pills night for two weeks has put tn< my ‘toens’ again” writes D.-H.Turner of Dempsey town, Pa - Thev’reAhe best in the world for Liver, Stomach and Bow er*. Purely vegetable. Never Gripe. On ly 2a® at Creech i'harmacy, C. N. Burck halter Drug Store, SHE HAD SIXTY-TWO CHILDREN A petition signed by 3,OUO persons ha* been presented to the Italian governtnetit asking for a pension of $3i«0 per annum tp bo conferred on a woman named Madilaiena Granetta, who ha* given hirtji to Hixty-twb efrit dren—fifty nine buy* and three girls— during jter married life. , 1» n >b ,, years she presented her husband with eleven set* bt triplet*, tliree groups of quad ruplets, ope group of.six. and the other eleven children came siffglv. She fc now fifty-seven years old and Incapable of work. HOMICIDE IN HKD OAK. • ^ Mr. Willie Lutz, was shojt and Ih- atantl v killed mV Stiudaj afternoon by Mr. Toy ^ande’r$. Coroner Neviis lield tlie inquest on Monday. 4>r. K L. Patterson making the post mortem examination. _— Tbe jury of inquest found ‘‘that the aforesaid Willie Lutz came to his death by gun shot wjuunds at the iiand* of accessory before the fact.” M r Sanders came iu Sunday evening and gave himself to the custody of the Site riff The body of Mr, Lutz w'a* buried In the bid BapiDt cemotery on Tuesday; Rev- M r Enochs.conducted the funeral service. htandlng Master D. R. Gilliland of Charleston was in town on Baturday and sold the twenty-live aeie tract ad vertised in cur columns for tit®- past four weeks to J. O. Patterson, Attor ney, for $ 18(H). The fair anonymous writer ^of the very nice and newsy letter from, Ulmer nidrgiveti us her name, 1 Trot uufortu natefy her com in un ieatlon went’ to the wasle basket. If she* will rewrite,-1C will be cheerfully published Mr*. r.iitTtt’iWatpole, -and Mrs. F, F^Carroll. died suddenly at tlie boin^Ot-her husband, Mr. .N, t C. -Walp®l® in Dallas Texas, last week, j and waabufled in the family cemetery near Blaokvi1fe<m Friday afternoon, - Attorneys John R -Tlejilnger and II. F, Rice of Bamberg. 8.’ G. Maytield of Denmark, L. T Izlar, II. F. Buist and C-D'. Harley of Blackville and A. B. Connor and I. L. Tobin <Tf Allandale were iu attendance upon the Court last j week. It Is related ofjfing Frederick the Great tiiat two of his otlieers asked per mission to fight a duel. It was prompt ly granted, but when the officer* arriv ed at the duelling ground next morn ing they found a gallows erected and a corporal’s guard stationed there,and on inquiring were told that His Maj esty had ordered that whoever survi ved the duel should be Immediately hung. That ended the duel. A new metal hiving the natural property of giving out heat indeflnitelv Im* been dlsoovcrett, AsMcosts $1,200 a pound the coal trust is not scared. • Dnu you understawE In - these par lous times, the language of loye?” ’•No, I never was good at figures.” A wise weather watcher tells us that | the wind has been blowing from the |1. T ;000 09 TO BE DIHTRLUUTKD. „An interest it, g announcement ap pears In that great metropolitan news paper, The St. Louis Republic, In the form of a protU-sUarlng offer to any one now a *ui>*criber or willing to be come, a subscriber of The Republic. A big sum of $10,000,00 i* to be paid In rewards for good judgment and skill, it i* possible toearn all the Way from $10,00 up to $5,000,00. ,The Republic’s subsctlhers are invi ted to estlmaf Arhuv the number of ad- niis&ions to the WorliPs' Fair gr«>unds upon the occasion of tlie grand dedica tory ceremonies, April 80, BK)3 of the lana Purchase Kxposuion. He •wtimp( ratfnrr(ecmiie-» nearest the otfi cl* I record wui rroeHu $6,00* ngxUone will ger>'Ab0 <l 00, and au^ad- dloonal sum of $2,500,00 will t»e divided in rewards ranging frdiii- - $1,000,00 down to $10.00 amorg those wfiow es timates most nearly approximate the > I ollicial record of admissions. A pay ment of 87.80 will provide for the dwe lively df the Daily anti Sunday Repub lic for not less than one or |6150~wilt pav for alx annual guhscrlptious to the Twice-a- Week ■KopOTlhfc alitf* $1 -thuLz-^hr- rnittanco is received on or before 4 p. m. of April 29. 1903. the person sending it can make six estimate*. More estimates mav be made by extending a subscrip tion bevontl one year, or by organizing clubs and inducing others W imbseribe. Complete information as uDtUe con-, ditlons of this conteat together with blank* will be found in the Daily, BUn- dsy mid Twlce-a-week editions of The Republic from April 2 until .AprtI 29, 1903, or will be mailed to ahy oue upon application. All communications and| estimates shrmld be addressed to THE REPUBLIC PROFIT BUREAU, CALL BOX 201, ST. LOUIS, MO. ■■■ s. y NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that on Mon day the first day of June 1903 the under signed will file her final account as Ex ecutrix of the eitate of L. A. Thomson, deceased, wWi the Judge of Probate for Barnwell County, and: apply for Letters Dismlssory. - .«•—-r »April 2Ttli 1903, » w Mrs. Alio® D. Thomson, Executrix. NOTICE. LAND FOR SALE. % "Rkgaw Place.—In Red Oak Town ship, 9i> Acre*. — ' Ha vrxttn lT.\cr..—In Red Oak Tow u- shlp. 130 Acrea., Aknic E. Pvetixs Dt. vrk.—tn BIacU- vlile T'ownsliipi 131 Acres. O’Bannon Pi Ark.—Near utirt lioiise, 568 A<Tefc. Barnwell ^ 4 Hari.vy l'i,A<K.^-In Rich LhihI ['ww iisblp, 645 Acres. - I’rfeos reasonable rthd term* rs*v.- Jlarn wvlJ, S, C. m Dr. J.H.E. MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist. *7 gliHOKtlLLB, * ^ ’ * Will Ite at bis ofllre In' Ban w J1 cverv 8s)® Jay awl Tuesday anil Wishu-Nlay loliowltf WMt-n® at hki Home office In-BLitkyiHe r® V Friday and Saturday, awl will make ep pointmeMs to uu-ct patiiHits at any of o®| count# Uiwnsor call at their rer Wet ices; , 1 am a full KradhaH' of I*hUadel|*hia Pentail ctMqiafe:. yuu in quality i£- f . Ji- A’tillriv: haffi; liadwyntcei) y.ju> active ptatv ftearexpeilenee, srwl cau | U.aae yt A TRUE BILL. -You Boed and L -wan4 to sell yon NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Spectacles, Musical iuslrumeHt*, Toys, Stationery, BaseTBall Gooda, Fisblp|f Tackle, Ac. , Your wives or daughters need and I wantle sell Pianos aud Organs at fac tory prices. Dennison’s Decorated Crystal. Crepo and "Plain Tissue Paper, Taper Nap kins, Easter Cards. Spectacles Accurately Fitted, Re* pairing Instruments a 3|>eclaUy. \ Umbrella* Recovered and Repaired. G.D.Q. LANGE, \ \ ' , Rlackvillx, 8, C„ \ ~ \ Canuidatk von Cash. OLEXDALE DAIRY,: lB.uu«Fau.<.v. “V exo” D. "Tormentor Wo. 61. 869 from greatest Dairy family ot Jersey* iu the world” says Judge Bra Jim ry, the famous Jersey breeder of Pomeroy; OhioD<4W* animal D a fine spochuen of his famUy. His dam’s ufRojal but ter test la 83 lbs. 4 ox. in 7 day*, hi* grand dam 23 lb*. 6 oa , has 14 sisters giving as tilgb as 82 Ih*. lit f days. In- rlividuaily, and in breedlug,-beis at the top. ' - * * - Fine young-hullb and heifers for sale. Write for what you want. COFFINS & OSSETS: A complete* stock, from (ho -'Cheap<*et variilxhctT gpods up to the fin«**t draped cloth firudiu-taAf American skill. CHEAP FOR CASH. Three Bicycles—two lady’s, one man’s. They must go,.- He® G. W. Pat rick. he will do the rfist. LAND FOIL SALE. The cotton mTITF sririn trnuM<-. Bpeeulktorahav®raised the price of the staple to the highest figure reached since January 1901, hut there has been no incrg£*e in the price, of nianu l ac- turef] goods. The mills that bought last Fall could now sell their holdings ~f6r fTi> a bale more than .they p id. while those tnat buy now will losetbat much on each bale they manufacture. The upshofwTH likely be a long shut do-vti of nigoy (hill* and hard times for ; Spot cotton is held at about 11.15 in New York.. A STARTLING TEST. Tonave a l#e, Dr. panFT P« T. G. Merritt of No:. MehoopttnV’, Pa , made a startling test-resulting iu a wonderful up re. He writes, “a patient wa* attacked with violent hemorrhages, cansed by itloern- Mon of the stornacb. > 1 had often found Electric Bitter® excellent for acute stomach end liver troubles so I pre scribed them. .The patient gamed I rum the first, aud hawnot had an attack iu 14 month*.” Electric Ritters are pos: lively guaranteed for Dyspepsia, lodi S estiun, Constipation and Kidney trou le. Try them. Gn4v 59 o a4 Creech’s Pliarmscy, 0. N. Burckbalter’s. • r n 1 y ■ • - 5' 1 I ]' '■ ". • * x.Befprm isright; it*s the reformers who go wrong. The cockle bur "I* generally a reckless*-growth, a'nni*ance that al ways ilpens ju»t before frosj. -This qaefryear it lias turned over a n*-w leaf, n fuMe matured specimen having been handed us on sale day by a good Great Cypres* farinor who puts U equal to the cow pea a» a dtinilizer. — At a meeting of Cunip C. J. Coleock 1»29 on May ](K,hllic following ? e c ap rail rite I to attend yo- uni®n at New Orleans; V; W; Manuel and Josiah I.oadl olt, altcrnatea L. F. Hughes, J. M. All n, for State Reunion at Columbia Mav 12tli B. R. Lewis. M. M. Lightsev Delegates and II. C, Ray- sor and J. C. McMillan alternates. * An ed tO' of a North Carolina paper recently ulftted that hj had been kl*se<l hy ond’of the most beautiful married women in town. He promised to tell her name in the first issue of Fils pa “ the next month.' In two weeks .circulation of his newspaper doubled. But when he gave the name of bis wi e he had to icaVfetown, People who work for the devil never get any Summer vacation. President Roosevelt says that the robin is his favorite bird. The jack daw would suit him better. Filipinos continue to take the oath of allegiance—ami any thing else that comes handy. i Notice is hereby given t-Wet on Mon day. 18th day of May, 1993, the un- der*igii«Tw111 file her final account as AdminDtrat U of lhe esWte of J. W. l^iucaster. dfllfaftd. with the Judge j»f id Probate for Barb well County, sudap- ply for Letters DDmissory.' April, 16th 1903, Mrs. Lucy H. I,ancaster,. Administratrix. A SURE THING. It. is said that nothing is sure" except | death and taxes, hut that is not alto gether true. Dr. King’s New, DDcov-] ery for Consumption is a sure cure for all lung and throat t oubles. Thous ands can testily to that, Mrs. C. <B. Van Metre of Hhcperdtown. \V. Va. says “J had a severe case of Bronchitis af “ for a year tried eygr thing 1 beard of, I hut got no relleLTine bottle of Dr. King’s New Discover v then cured me alrsolutely.” It’s In'kllible for Croup, Whooping Cough, Grip, Pneumonia and Consumption. Trv It. It’s guar anteed hy Creech’s Pharmacy, ^U.-N. Burckbalter. Druggist. Trial botties Reg. sizes 50c. fl,09. BA^NWELL^S. C- AGENT FOR THE >:• I C XSL ’ S CAPUDINE LIQUID*- HEADACHE - CURE*| For Halw By • . ■ Private R. II. Walker lost a good mule last week In a strange way. A colony of-young bees left the parentl . . ,, hive under leadership of a well beloved loMn’s Drug Store & Creed's PbariBaefH queen to seek a new home. As they H? new passed over the Held where the mule was drawing a plow the queen becom ing weary 4oiight rest on one of the an Imal'sear*. The escort hoes swarmed around her and the frantic effort* of | the inuln to. shske thorn off kindled their auger and they stung it so that U I died. New stvle deep-, hip pprsets 50c, B. K rasnoff. The first steel pen war*luado in 1863. .- . ... ♦ Equitable Life f/f Society ot the I'uited States. riTK F-THOXCKST IN TH* WXIHLD.”: 1 writ® Accident and Health Policies for the jETN A of Hartford, Conn., u One of the Olde*t aud Strongest Companies in the United States. will-be glad to explain the Con tracts of the company ®t *riy time at my office iri my store • next to Post Oifice- April 8tk, 1903. .. . Fine Whip-poor-will peas for sale at _ ' S. Krasnoff’a. FOR SALE. The lot next to O. W. Patrick’s store fronting 112 feet, ffepth 137- Apply to ^“%fr^aac. 5 NOTICE. » EXCEl*HtOR PEANUTS. I offer for sal® at $1.25 per bushel Bmiled quantity of this new «nd im proved peanut, developed by crossing . __ _ . _ er ’bushel, win go into I the Japanese and North Carolina, ami ciiitract to take the tint at ! I cents per combining th® good quaiitiea Ot both—- tffiaiwii «ad -stetw for i irnuud prepare.} at my gin. - -—| productiveakss, delicate flavor and fin® ■ rtui* a«ii. ie,o®o i wiuao^m:*. Apply to ^ i * _ '• [size. i /- .i . •, Frank II. Creech.,. I w [' J. H. Bs MILHOUlJ,' • Baruweil, S.C. - Blacktllle a, C. - I have one hundred bu*bela'coftwn ■eed, Allen’s Accessible vaidetr. This cotton sold D«t season at 15 to’ITJ cents per pound. secd small very prolific: Trice U 00 ne take woodland, with a plenty of water. Terms Easy. For triformation apply tO ’ " JaMKS L. SIBI.KY. ' Mtlledgeviiie, Ga. TI B. ELLIS, Jr., * Surveyor and Civil Eng meet Special attention given to the compo. tlotr-nf—water-power®-, leveling arid drainage. A postal card add reaeed to 'weal Mar* tin, H- C., will r*-elve prompt alter- tion. .—- r. . ' . . octl-80. If BEYOND ALL COMPABIBOS 7* • ' f One of the osaoy factors contributing to the remarkably rapid and solid growth of Ht, Louis is the marvelous develomnent of tlie Southwest and other territory tributary lo that city In all line* of trade. Ill 1904 there wHI be held the greatest World’s Fair in the world. The presidviuial campaign will also take place. To keep informed with the who e wnild you should subscribe at once for that peer of neaa>-p»ners- The Twl.-e-a week He ’Loop KepuhTtc ed talent arid tabor, conj. stautlv kept, and off^redat % THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. 1 alad offer to th® people of Barnwell County a now; first eDss, modern Hoarse', : with all the latest equip- . ' hients grid ImprotrejuenU. - Prompt, |>Jr*<riia] aftiuition given tujsli Inquiries and orders. . • ; L. 8- M£LLICHAMP W1LL1ATON b, le. C. F. CalbOBD, P. X. BnckiD^Hi. ' : :Wb. McSib. Calhoun & Co* Tractt or Land irl^bln fiVe -mile* of Martin Mtatlort on Hie C. it W. 17.~R- IL^fTTi~mdTTppn~ir(ttnwTTrTtTr-far ner, ■ mer- containing three hundred ami fffty sev en acres, dwelling and outbuilding*. three .horse farm open, the balance in <h:: it p>o f e*-Itmal man. Its tele- jiiap' ah »i-i-v ici-i-Xccl* that of 4iiV otner papoi. It prlriiU lhe rows fully; not imaginative occurrences, hut domestic and ^woildwjde fact*. It is Dcmoarat , c in politics, hut distinctly a national newspaper aRdfam 1 fy JournaT, I’ho subscription prlct of $1Ji0 gives TwopapcriTe»trB"%Feft, ltn "pgpCTic a year. NOTIOE. . ' All Tojvnship Commissioner* will please see that their road*, and all bridges nmler twelve feet wide, are put Th good condiGon at once, dome of the Townships have Commotation nxdiey to their vredit, and this rtut*t be eg- (tended bn the roads from whidh It Xva* paid .’. i’lease she that the road lists are sent Id And thqse who have paid th«*ir Commutation are checked off In my of fice, so That this money can Ue prpjioftly expended. . ‘ O. 1 ^. Barker, Buperviavr. R.C.Roberts, Jr., , . - Clerk. DR. JNO. P. tEE, JR Dentist j W1LLI3TON, - - S, I* Will work anywhere iu the country by special appointment. , , FIFE, - Life. Accident. m.<T f ——ANDf—r- v - Livestock CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PELLS NOTICE. • ' i- ' All pver*pers,for the year’ 1908 tvjll ptPH»esendln to tbla oflftie at oi.ee :lieir list of hands for life year. Hy writing a Postal Card to ule, you •uMM receive the projier blanks for the pur pose. Don’t fall to give your Post Of- tice. O. R. C. Robert*, Ar., Clerk. W. Barker, BupervUur. ^ MONEY TO LEND t I am preparWI to negotlitte loans on ImprovbofaTtUs fbr five' yeats, pa.rtjal payments;-fbtaiest 8 per cent on loAn* under $l.tK»; 7 per cohu' on Idao* oVdr fljOOri. Don’t write, come and kee me. J. O. Patmftok. fiaraj—-- Barnsvetl.B.G. i rpllafcje VHyCMSMtJMAN Tr-rir- . TUIue n* «tkrr. I.n.leH ssk nnaar**. fo: ULittlU in . Be4 sail •aled wVW- Rcfuar- ejMagetwws mi bit ‘ Uuy of yaur VlJBi ■ by n-turn Mall. l®,Q®OTwituao»IaIa Bold t B* tinSMIC/I. CO. UO® aMtlMM* *siaa>*, CIUI^L, PA. »a>*aea«w REGLSTRATiON NQ.TICE. ; The Kegislratlnri Book* will be open lii the Court Ifdjtveontbe first Moo day (sal®.day) iri Wrieh hiooth duiikg the year 1993 for 111# transaction of such business as is required bylaw. ^WlLWatley. , "Chairman. ,1*. D’L. Black, * " Secretarjr. —At Lowest Rates Ir- v Stronq bst- Com pan 1 r - - , CALHOOH & CO, 7? r: -* ’ - -OFFICES AT— THE BANK OF BARNWtU - P. M. , ✓ f 1! .\ R\ \V Kl ,1/, B. €., REAL ESTATE AGENT. ••i-f—S-M -i-' 1 '.>. IDLE 10REK SECURELY J5VESED. * I ’ • b t . • ., LIFE iNSURflNCE;. . . (Ag^ent for New York Life.) V c-, ; j, C r ; .-. >- -■ INSURANCE,' I « x.. ;-■ ■, ... - 1 (Calhoun & Companv) List yonFpeoperty with me. Th«p*e^ flue lot of fti vestment appHeetlons. ABT details of perfecting loan* carefully aft* tended to. Term* reasonable. Cbt spoaUetwc sqlUHed. Addres® -> , ■* * * ■ ‘ - *. 1. B -I I ■