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tiEtiEST coum CIBCXJL11ION
THURSDAY. JUF.T S, 1003.
THE FARMERS’ COLLEGE.
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Out of the M*t7 *r»«lii4t«i of Clom-
tpou thD y*«r H t* mldl only fo*r will
follow nfi’leulturo. The oolloaro *wn»»
to bo toinrhln* funnoi^n ion* bow not
to form. But If it turbo* thorn *ome-
thing «l»o jimt m o«ofal »nd »* honor*
fthie, thoro l» no coum for complaint,
tNMuillmt it Memo to do.—NoWberry
Obtorror.
Very gracofally end phlloeopblcally
*xpres§ed, Brother tVellece, but i«
there «ny other celling ee ueeftil ee
"igrloViTtureT TTfet w»» the «r*r ocru-
Vetion of men end women too. It «np-
liliee the greet nettirel need of food
while other erocetlone more or le»e
tnlnDter to ertllluiel went*.
Thereeultof education In ell pchoole
Jpf these day* It the reduction of rep-
VeMatJUlon In tho egrlcuUurg) renke
end the enlargement to over crowding
*of the learned professions. There Is
greet snd growing room Tor Intelli
gence In this fleld end the exodne to the
bbede from the sunshine Is one of the
most unfortunate of present existing
feet*, end as depressing e sign for the
future. ...
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TEDDY’S TBOTTBLK.
•v' Judged by htimen standard* Thed-
tdore Roosevelt should be the happiest of
tnen. Bom under e lucky star that
lias never grown dim he has ontfrowa
puny childliood. won world wide repu
tation. overcome all opposed to him In
til* own party, attained the highest of -
lice within the gift of the A merles h
. people, with more imperial power then
ttnr earthly potentate, end, better then
ell blessed In bis home relations.
Yet, when he recently Wnmed from
his marvelous triumphal procp**lon as
far s« tho golden gate, with votes e-
Wough in hi* vest to~ assure him the
homination for President next year,
hllli the hurrahs of the multitude ling
ering in h*s ears and sweet word* of
'Welcome home, after greetings were
tsver, end he passed into th'i_White
House storeroom a sorrow came into
hie heart he had never felt before.
fcatlon* irerc plentiful, pots and pans
•hitting wlih vie*ones*, cooks in daBUy
whiteneaa of raiment, but tlie fatal
ecalea in the corner potntwd the Index
cruel as be leaped lightly on tho plat
form.
Ates! During hla trip nf sixty live
tlays a^hl two hundred and slxty-dvc
wpeeches, all dead headed, he had fat
tened seven tern poitnda. The fear
■tribes him that he may soon become a
mountain of flash, that for him the
•addled steed shall not again neigh at
the gate, nor Ure mountain Hon scurry
to iu lair high
rooks, but thnt Uic rocking chair with
yawning width waits for him in the
shady corners, and the palm leaf Tam
will be his comfort and companion in
the atTH watches of the summer night.
The time of pause to all men-twill
come and Roo*eveltT race may be wel|
nigh run. For him no old age of lean
und slippered pantaloon, but nips
good temper and shortness of breath
and no more speech making.
oo calmed he will be too heavy a
weight for hi* party to carry, w hile po
litically his greatness will dry Up and
blow away. May his personal shadow
sever grow leu.
Few fa rut at* wW bo able on next
Saturday to read their Declaration of
Independence. aaGen. Green Is still In
the Held, and only Jack Frost will
drive him from some . undisputed
stronghoidf.
Boston 1* said to he sinking Into the
sea at the rate of an Inch In eight
years. Roll on a veet momenta.
Ex Sheriff MlHedgc T. I Jolly of
Aiken died on the Md ult. after a long
illness, aged 74 year*. He had served
as sheriff three terms.
In the Lattrens Advertiser four
farmers advertise pigs for sale. All
other exchange* coming to us are bar
ren of such good new*.
Reuben T. Pitts, the young Laurens
teacher who killed a boy pupil In
Spartanburg County, has consumption
and is too unwell to be tried.
President Roosevelt i* at Oyster Bay
New York, for the Summer. He will
hardly Imitate the bivalve’* policy of a
shut litell silence during the heated
term. , . .
Young, by Gen. Marlon, under whom
.’Stfulre Young served I ft- the army.
Mailon’s arm chair was also presented
with the cup. and both articles are how
the property of Cant Berry. The rel
ics are highly regarded and they will
not ha^aftftt to St. Louis npleas the
ornerl* certain that they will not be
lost.—Greenville News.
ABOUT SMOKINCK J--
The New York Commercial Adver
tiser aaya that five sixths df the pipe
Smokers in these United States use
Ohio madfc pipes, with polished cane
atoms which have been bent by the in
sertion of a red hot Iron rod. The
News and Courier copies the Adver-
kiser'e article. 1
The facts as stated may be true and
we don’t question them, but w^ beg to
say that In such case five tixths of the
irf+setfdes the pipe in the United ,Arigi«*Uv4<iher UUhei‘,
Htatea don’t know what it good smoke
is. The Ohio pipe may be nil right,
and a dry cane stem as nature left it i*
endurable when nothing better can be
had, but one polished as to the outside
and seared by a hot iron as to the inside
is simply a aln against good taste and a
eriine against good tobacco.
We don’t care to learn the people
North of Mason & Dixon’s line any.
thing about smoking, for they don’t
deserve any better enjoyment than the
half pleasure they know, but if Editor
Hemphill or the beloved sage Carl Mc
Kinley will only follow our teaching,
they will get all the good that such
philosopher* deserve and rise up and
rail down blessings on our name and
-jpUMifry. r 4
First, provide yourself with a hand
polished 1’owbatan or rough Sally Mi-
chart, i
Second, get a Black Creek tlti two
Tears old, twenty inches long, and push
the pith out wttb an old fleld broom
g^raw. Fit the ground end of the stem
in the pipe nicely, and peel the bark
amoolhly from the mouth end.
Third—get aomer sun- enied Virginia
or North Carotins hand made twist
•hat has never been hi the netghbor-
across, rubbing the slice* in the hands
until well erperafed, All the pipe al
most to-Mm brim, dip thq pipe irftler
the hot ashenr 1 n the Are place, liking 1,
ell the
nff liu-polhfJcs or nnaatla-
la bnalneaa and dfcf poems and
l la the curling smoke that rises
to the memory of the old
tbe
To tho descendants of the Pilgrim
Fathers the recent oommencefneflt of (
ihe Yala Law School could not^ave!
been a happy tithe, Wr a Chinaman
Won tbe,first honor and kn Alabk'fu
negro took the second. ^
EDUCATION AL H A l.i, Y
..... At Danmark on Saturday. July IDh,
beginning 4t 11 a. m.
Everjhody In Bamberg, Barnwell
and adjoining comities Interested In the
uau«e of eduuatlqn cordially invited to
attend. - ^
Superiwtandchta. teacher*- find trwa-
teea of tbe school* are especially ex
pected . *'
Addresses will he delivered by Gov
ernor Heyward. State Superintendent
O. B. Martin, Dr. II. N. Snyder nf Wof
ford College, President D. B. Johnson
of Wlnthrop. Hnn. t!. W; Garris and
others. A free conference open to all
TfpFfikW* will dose the meeting. *
The mill situation In the np country I*
improved. Two of the ruined Clifton
mills wilt he rebuilt within six months.
Many operatives have secured work at
other mil!*.
Within the pa«t week two good men
popular In Barn well. Col. A. J. Gallo-
wav o(jP9!d*.b oro N. C. anti C-apt. J.
V. MeNamco of Charleston, have gone
to the blgheihifo.
Republican* claim they will* ^weep”
Virginia next year. II the unexpected
should happen they will alter tin
election sweep it cleaner of vahribles
than they did In reennatruction times.
A genuine Christian soldier is too
brave to retreat l»efore tbe force* of
evil, too loving to strike hla own km,
too chivalrlu to assail the weak, ant),
too generous to kick a man when he Is
down.
The church memberships of the gov
ernors of the different Stales are aa fol
lows: Methodist. 8; Presbyterian- 7;
Baptist, C: Episcopalian, 4; Unitarian.
2; Uttiveraalist, Quaker, Mormon,. 1
each; none, 12. ^
The Mountaineer remarks that Green
ville Cannot have too many educational
advantages. ,
This home thrust of our esteemed
cOtouipOiary Is no doubt Intended for
among the mnftfttaln4-pnifttlftfltsl.de the D*rk Corner and the “^7
- - - shadow of Otway^ouatahv- ~
THE TILLMAN TRIAL.
The trial of ex Lieutenant Governor
Tillman will take place at Lexington
in Septembei, Judge Townsend having
granted tho motion lor tNjange of venue
Ahit (fesignatlng Lexington a* tho place
of trial. »« -
Judge Ge«.rge W. Gage of Chester
will preside. It is csiiinated «lhat the
Ariah will cost $5,000, which must be*
paid by Richland County,in whteb^be
homicide was committed.
GREAT BAPTIST DEBATE.
The Baptist denomination In several
Southern State* lias been disturbed re
cently by the question of fi a!ien im-
merslon” and, Lbeleading men of that
chyrch are considerably divided brt~Tbc
subject. Tho general discuaslon of ^the
ipiL-attnii that ha* been I i progress in
this section for some time lias ledi, to a
dey|n|fnr a fuli|and authoritaiivedebate
of all tbe point* In dispute and HT-CHhT
end a debate between Rev. J. J. Porter,
i). D.. of Joplin, Mo. and Rev. C. C.
Brown. D. D. of this city has been ar
ranged.-
The debate will take place In the
First Baptist Church, thi* cityon Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday. July
I5tl). iflth and 17lb. The question to
be debated Is stated-as follow* : “The
Alien Immersion is siibt
A OeibrglA legldatnrep (a trying to
have a patrol la\V passed. It provides
for the division of thlfc county Into
militia districts, with sCVen patrolers
in each. Tho law Is directed against
the roving, tramp cla*a without Regard
to color. Any person roving around
who cannot give an account of himself
la to be arrested ard carried before a
While Mr. Roosevelt haa cinched the
Republican Presidential nomination In
t ie next r*cc the “grand old party’’is
anxious about his running mate. It
want* t<> give the rough rider a better
second than R pnt inrwtth Mr. McK1n
lay. From many standpoint* it would
be, v. pretty hard Job .to. had a more
dangerous fellow,
——ska.- %
OEN. MARION’9 CUP,
Capt II L Berry, : -Of Fork Shoals,
ha* a relic at hi* hotne. which ha ntwy
exhibit at the World’s Fair in St. Louis.
(t Is the drinking cup certted fur msnv
years by Gen. Francis Marion. The
cup is made of an a/itmals horn, possi
bly a buffalo, anff ' t« handaomely
mounted with silver. The name “I. C.
C. Guurt” Is engraved on tba inetal.
Gunn prohablv made it.
U*pt. Berry reoeiv*tt-the^ relic frotti
hi* grandmothet'k It was presented
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
ThD ia the wav tbe Joplin, Mo.
NeWs-lIerald puts it; “A gentleman
from somewhere, preatimably ’ well
known and respected in that locality,
will probably receive the democratic
nomination for tbe pres Ideally, In which
caae he wt(L run on a platiWni, the,
planks of which kre still standing in
the primeval forest. 1 hi* D about a*
far as the democratlt: party bal gottun
at the present wrUillg:’ ,
Do not count your gardeh until thk
chickens are fried.
There are better Ash in the sea thaft
ever were caught, because $h* big one*
always get away.
Procrastination ft not k habit krlltf
the tax colhctor.
WORKING NIGHT AND DAt.
The busiest and mightleat il'.tle thing
_ _ _ that ever wat aikda is Dr. Hlirg’s New
»■>“* - • “r-ri; c " ” 'mas 'szsxitfisss, w ” k -
^■01 fiatlesanesa Into
energy, trraln-fkg Inter urental power.-.
They're wonderful tif bifHdfag Up the
hf*Rh/ Only 29c per tmx. Srdd by
Creet^b’s Pharlnacy. C. N “
C. N. Burckbalter
_ Notice Is hereby given that on Mon-
futun atwrv •**‘‘•J August, 1*», the
uisuia, srery un^erfsigned Wifi file hit-fttmi account
as Executor of the esute of K. F
Willis, deceased, with thepudgetef Pro
bata lor BarnwtH County•mi apply
for Letters Memlesory.
„ . . M. T. Willie.-
” Executor.
KEEP OUT OF DEBT.
Bouthern Cultivator.
ekp out of debt. ThD Is the key-
e v» permanent [»ro*t*erfty. iYtsa
n flu Rif yon will. Plant sofrfeearly
maturing crop; akparagua, turnip’s,
Wnlone, potatoes, Mrawherrlea, etc.
Then follow np ulth early e'ftrtimer
crops, such aa wheat, oats, sOrghum,
pea*, ewiVet potatoes, tomatoes, beltna,
cukes, etc. Keep this up. Kolaft ap'd
diversity eon* to have something bring
ing iu money. Wnen you go to town
to buy carry something to sell; t-hitfle
ens, eggs, butler, sausage, bums, lard,
hogs, berries, etc. When once yoh
begin it Dvaay to go on.
We do not advise that each Individual
farmer should plai.t sometblng of all
the many crops which bis Diui and
climate will grow. But lot each select
among all these as many as ho can
manage to advantago.
By this means he can keep out of
debt.- 4>ebt. Interest and mortgages are
three crops that It doe*’not pay a farm
er to grow. Keep out of debt. Belong
to yourself and let yOur crops belong to
you.
There Is a great, awakening along
',tie*n and other lines. Let tbe good
wo; k go on.
QUEEN COTTON SEED.
Up to lift sen years ago cotton seed
were used on y fur planting and fer
tilizing purposes. 0 Now 54 per cent
of them are handled by tbe oil mills,
and as at .least a hundred new one* are
being built annually in the ration ter
rltory more and more of tl.iein wjll bt
passed through the mills.
Fifteen per cent. o| the seed I* nil and
from It and it* products the annual
revenue ia about a, hundred million
Ajollara. In refining the oil there is a
fdsapf II per iyellt.. and that leaves ihe
yeafa product at two million barrels.
In thD cohutry sixty per cent, of the
product Fa nfx»fufiictured Into butter,
lard, soap and cUVe oil and the remaii,-
jng eight IliiBdred tboupand barrels
shipped to Europe.
The hull* make good stock food, and
the cjike an excellent fertilizer and
Condensed food for cattfe. I’ossibiv
after awhile cotton may be grown for
the seed a* the main money crop ami
the »tkple as a side iksue. ^
NOTICBOF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice Is hereby given that on Tues
day. fourth day of Angust 1003 the un*
' dersigned will HI* hi* Aihd adcount as
‘ KXecoU'rof the'ksUfe of Mr#- Louisa
Molsir deceased, with the jpdge of
Trobate Tor Barnwell Cdunty; And i»p-
1>ly for !After* DDmlasory.,
Leroy MolaTr,
Ebcecu'fb'r.
July20th
verslya of Baptist PrinclpTfes ki Ikuglit
by the New Testament.*’ , _
Dr. Porter will take the anirmative
side of me question and Dr. Brown the
-.negative. The debate is expected to
cover tbe subject and for that reason
there will be hnndred* of prominent
Baptists from all parts of the South
I I.-aent. To those not conversant w lih
the situation th-- interest that the ques
tion arouse* d innot be fully realized,
hut It Unregarded by Baptists as one of
the questions of vital importance to
th«»ir chinch It i* predicted tint
there will be several hundred vlaitdr*
iu the city to attend the debate and It
DTeared by those who have charge of
the arrangements that Q 1 ® Wei* and
regular boarding house* will not be
able to accommodate all of the visitors.
—Sumter Watchman and Southron.
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR
“I would cough nearly all night
Jong,” write* Mrs. Cha’s. Applegate, of
Alexandria, Ind.,: “and could hardly
get any sleep.—LJiAfL Ci>nj»ni!mrJon so
bad that If I walked A. block 1 wo d I
cougli frightfully and’ Vpit blood, bin
when all oilier medicine* failed, three
ILttHwttles of Dr. King’s New Dis
covery wlioliv edradane and I gained
58 poundo.’ 1 It’s absolutely guaranteed
to cure Coughs. Cnids. La Grippe.
Brondiitl* and all Throat and Lung
Troubles; Price 50c ami $1.00. Trial
ilPa—Pharmacy,' G.
N. Burckbalter drug store.
X
CAPUDINE ,
UQUID s HEADACHE - CUREi
Fot Sale By
Tobin's Drug Store & Creech's Pharmacy.
MASTER'S SALE. ;
The Slate of South Carolina J
County of Barnwell,
In the Court of Common Pleas.
John Hriatcr, Plaintiff,
Vt»
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
OREDTI’ORS.
Ali persons indebted to the estate of
W V. GUI, deceased, are required t'O
make prompt pHymeht to the umfer-
nlgned. and all persona holding claims
against said estate will present them to
me properly attested. :
' ‘ . tf.fe.GllL
i., Executrix.
25th June,, 1903, Allend ate, 8. C.
NailCTT OF FINAL DISCHARGE
NotlerD hereby given tiiat on Mon
day. the third day of August, Ri03, the
tinders'gncd will tilo hi* Anal account
as Guardian of Jr Lew is Smith, with-
the Judge of Probate for Barnwell
County, and apply for Letters DismU-
•ory.
Jolin M. Smith-,
Guardian.-
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
s CREDITORS. .
ADI persons indebted to the estate of
jl. B Bates, deceased, are required to
make prompt payment to the under
signed and *H person* Jt old log- claims
against the said estate will present
them, properly attested, to mo.
, Paul D’L Black,
J tine 2'.)tb, 1903. Administrator,
Millettevilie, S. C.
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Nrfliee i* hereby given that on Mon
day, third dav of August 1903 the tin
dersigned will Ale his Anal account as
Admioistrator of the estate ol D, P.
SpVawIn, deceased, with the Judge of
Probate for Barn well Coijfhty, and ap
ply for Letter* Dinmissory. mi
L. M. Sprawls.
Adminittrattir.
Jnrie 29th, 190-3.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.
._AII persons indebted to the estate of
iilAS-Lizzt; A. Wyathersbee, deceased,
are requited to make prompt payment
to the undersigned and iflr persons
lioiding cDims against the said estate
will preseiit’thpin. properly atte*te.d. to
meat Willlston, S. C., or to Messrs,.
Hates & Simms, Attorneys,< at Barn
well, S. C.
* - ' John M. Smith,
Administrator.
June 29th. 1003. ;
.——
■ NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
FARMS FOR SALE.
N OW la the Time %6 biFy improved
farms cheap. Lands are cheaper
now than they will ever be again.
Only* limited number Tor sale. It It
the only k*Te find auhstantlal Vnveat-
ineVit. ITie derhand. ^ It Increasing,
hrloek at'* it'dvToeilng«krtd we eknnot
add oife acre to,the woiId’s '»uppiy.
It I* the prevailing opinion tlint we
hTH never Vee low priced dottoh again.
This means bigb’er prices for the 'fArms
that produce the fleecy htapTe..
f aff ■ "
er the follow ing firms for sale at
Very low price* for; t^ie nckt 3d data,
termk cash, or oAe-idurth cash, balance
In Ave equal annual l‘nVtalmen&, ti%
interest oti dtffereed flnyni’en'tki. ..a
This may he Vonr la*5 bpportuftlty r tft
buy a good place tfheap oh eSstTferras.
D. S. Hair place, 159 acVes, 2 build
logs. Boundaries' N. by laml* of Mri.
Darting ReV. E- by Turkey Creek. 8.
bv estate of Allen Hair, W. hy J, O.
Ha good and J. E. Befct.
Ptl.^, $6do
E. F. Woodward piaee, 130 acres, 2
Vuildings, Boundaries: N. by estate of
K. Miller. K. by Jordan Brfcnch, 8. oy
public road to OrsngebUrg, and W. by
estate of J. Duncan Alien.
Price, fi:<W0
Peacock (Beck Track) 542 acrek, 2
buildings. UouUd.n les: Adjoining lands
of Daniel BeVrV, A. 1*. Aldrich, and
estate of AI media IlarJev, Land w II flea
to Sarah Beck by will of Robert Ken
nedy, Dot. 10th, 1884.
Price, $1,500
J. A^Rountrcc place, 89 acre*. 1 buil
ding. Boundaries! N. & W by land*
of S. L. Peacock, E. by land* formerly
owned by J. Sanders and Mis* E
Rountree, 8. by land* ot Sander* Xnd
S. F. Harley.
lyice, W50
Aldrich Place—9o0 acres, -more~<Vr-
less. 11 tebant house*, harrts and
•table*, 200acreA In cultivation, about
5 miles from Barnwell Couit House
mile* from Snelllpg’s. a station on the
A„C. L. R. R.,on tlie public road w hich
leads froirt Barnwell Court llo*i*^ to
Steel Creek.
" This pla(;e rents for 12 ba’.ea of cot
ton per year, line clay land, well-wood-
Cil, no margrass.
Bounded by laud* of W, M. Cave,
W IL, , m..hq l -.t»»n | .Ufik llmiU|ifop
— -CREDITORS. _
All persnnsJndebted to the estate of
G. R. Blacky deceased, are required to
mske prompt payment to the iinder-
sigi ed and all' persons holding
claims against the said estate will pre
sent them, properlj’TRb-Wed. to me.
J. H. Duncan, ^
June 29lh, 1903. Administrator.
. Millettevilie, S. C.
State of South Carolina, I
County ol Barnwell. \
Court of Common Pleas.
^Smumpnt For Rltef,
— [Complaint Served. ]-
L. M.
.iv
Mims Plaihtiff, »
# against L.
Augustus Saxson, Ganuv Saxson,
Bryant 8ix«on, Chaster Saxson, An-
nissa I'eeplc*. Nela Hlasscngale. Silla
May, Louisa Montague, Lettle
Tltoiua*, Rosanna Mara, 'Quincy
Odom, Gertrude Odom, Cleveland
Odom. Ralph Odom, Weldon Odom.
Daisy Odom, McKinley Odom a*n<l
Aiken Peeples, as Executor of tlie
Last Will and Tesiament of Bunctjn
Saxson, deceased. Defendants.
ToThe Defendants above named :
You are hereby summoned amT re
quired to answer the Complaint in this
action, of which a copy 4« -herewith
served upon‘you, and to serve a copy of
your answer to said Complaint on the
aubscrllwrs at their oAice In Barnwell,
S. C-, within twenty days aftei* tlie ser
vice hereof, exclusive ot the, day <.f
such swviccy ’ahd if you fall to answer
.the Complaint wRiriiiT—the tiine afor’e-
saftl, ftie ptatntlff in thD action v* il: ap
pTy”fb the Cmii t for tbe relief demanded
liLlho CdtiipiainTj
Dated 13 h June x A. D. 190.3
- TL. St.} W. Gilmore Simms. C. C. P.
, Kates <& Simnnsi
Plaintiff s Attorney*,
Tp ihe Defendant* Ganu# Saxson.
Bryant Saxson, Cheater Saxson and
Quincy Odom. ,
You wili take notice that the Com
plaint in the above entitled action, to
gether with the Summons, L* now on
Langley, Place—87 acres, more ot
le_$m-60 aeMs cleared, d| 4® ^l^y laud,
dwelling recently burned, 3 tenant
houses and barns ^nd stables, on pub '
lie ro;td leading from Barnwell to
Stengon Bridge.
Roundedoa.t,hc_Nortli by lanIs ol
Ml*. Annie Lutz. Ea*t by Mrs? G. K.
Ryan; South by Allen Tobin,' West by
Aaron W'illiam*.
Price $350 00
J. C. A A. Hanklnson place. 09 acres,
2 buildings. Boundaries;' Part af the
division of estate of S. ITankiiison.
Adjoining land* of M. W.A Sam Bailey,
Joseph Akhlcy and Mrs. E. Pliiljot ,
- - \ «** ' Priee. t-fOO
Floyd & llankinson place, 93 acres, 8
buildings. Boundaries: N. by lands of
J. Asblev, E. & W. by Uankjn^ou and
S.Tiy J. AMiley.
PrtiJtf, f tOOf *
Harley Place—550 acres, 200 cleaned,
balance in wrtod and timber,-2 tenant
houses on place, dwelling recently
burned, 7 miles from Barnwell Court
House, on public road.
Bounded by lands of Weathershee,
Dick*, J. O. Patterson, Jaufts Tilly
and E. L. Patterson.
Price $3,500.00
Klmon Prlcater Place. 820 acres. 4
thfilldfug*. Boundaries: N, by land* of
Mrs A_. E. Harvey and lot No. 5, E. by
RlttotTiander*and M. Jones, 8. by IL
C. Jones. I’ot Creek, tjt-aT, and W. by
lands of Mrs. Harley, Rev. Britton and
Uurricana Branch. - .—,
Nrice, $3,750
R. 0. & W. Halford place, 159 acres.
1 building. Boundaries: N. by land*
of cL_M. & J. F. Halford, E. by Amanda
Hardin, S. by Thoms* Connelly and J.
Ejfcade, W. by Miss E. C. Owen.
7 Price, $050
Sanford Place—225 acres, nearly ai)
cleared, good Clay lamt, 1 two -story
residence, I teoanthouseand barns and
stables; near Elko. *
Bounded l>y public road leading
from BlackmribEririTrTmTl-tamBi of
S. B. If Air. Alice D. Thomson, Odom,
tile in the oAlee of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Plea* in and foj- the
Countydftf Barnwell, State of South
CaioUon.
Bate* & Simms,*
Plaintiff's Attorneys,
June 13th 1903.—Gt.
State of South Carolina,
County of Barnwell.
TZE
Mary .fa^kson et HI., Defendants;
By virtu® of a decretal order to me
directed In the above entitled canae 1
will tell at Barnwo'il, In front of the
Court House, on Monday, July 0th,
1908, it heiny saledsy In said month,
within the legal hours of sale, tbe fol
lowing described real property:
All thatCertai’i tract of land situate,
lying and being in the State and
County afdfSsaid, containing four
hundred and sixty acres more Or less
and bounded on the North by landa.of
L. Moody, South by lands of Litzle
Fair, East hy land* of the C&rbtn Bank
ing Company and West by the Savan
nah River. , - r
Terms Ca«B, purehaaef to pay tot pa
per*.
H.L. (TBANNCfN,
- , / Mattyr.
Master** OfftceyJuffje TOth, <908;
TRKdPAdd NOTICE. .
Any and All pwraom tire hereby for
bidden to enter upon ihe lands of the
QQdentffned fn WIHUton,- Rosemary
and ttarrfwell Towifshlps for the pur
pose of hnrmftfg. flailing; gatbaring
wood or ttta#. pasturing stock, ma
king roads or eommlttlng any other
trespass udder penalty ot prosecution.
J. M. Smith, D. D.,
“ IlMilir ■
Court of Cqpimon Pleas;
Summona For Relief.
(Complaint Served.) I
Poena Brown, Plaintiff,
Against
Annie J. t.evy, Daac S, Levy;, Rach-
arach A-Co., Wileod Brotheis, John
tPOornl in. RcraFver for the Mer-
'■4 chant* A Planters Bitnk of Blackvillc.
S .L’.f Augmitul Wright and J. R.
Easterling,Defeiidant*.
To the Defendant* above named:
You are hereby summoned and re
qnired to fluawer the Cotiiplalnt in this
action, of ttlilcli a copy 1$ herewith
served upon ynd, ahd to (Serve a fcopy of
vour answer td said Complaint on the
•nh«criher* at their ofllcs In Barnwell,
8. C., Wlthltl twenty tlayl after the ser
vice hereof; exclusive of the day of
such aertlce; and if jrda fail to answer
the Complaipt within the tiuie afore
said. the plafutiff In this action will ap
ply to the Cpu rt for tbe relief demanded
in the Complaint. *
Dated fsth June A. f>. 190^-^
(L. S.) IV. Gilmore Sidima, C. C. ?!
It. F. RuLtand
— Bate* A Sim in a,
.. . Plaintiff’* Attorrtev*. '
To the Defendants Bacharacb A Co ,
JVUv Brothers, Auguatua Wright,
I*a>« S L“vy and Annl^ J. JAirv :■
You wlH take notice‘that ihe Com
plaint In the aboee entitled action, to-
S etlier wttb the Summon*, la now on
le In the oilfcO of the Clerk of ihe
Court of Common Plea* In and for the
County ol Barnwell, State of Sonth
Carolina. - \
V H. F. Bulat and
Bate* A SI mm a,
PlalnUff’a Attorneys,
-
James Dicks. Mrs.
public road leading
Steel Creek.
Ne’t
from
A^- Duncan,
Barnwell to
Price, $5,000.00
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Is about ready to go-No*th to buy til
Fall knd iViAteY »t6ck of fnercfla'fldfiie.
Therefore
43c.
Soi-.
l«c.
1*K*
10c
J-H
pa
^ YOU
— that the Summer goodk oust be moved out 6T the
Why t6 make room f()r the Fall and Winter stock.
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The knife la Applied And here Are nSy cht prices fir the next 80
daVa only ’: -
76c Grenadln'es to go f<Sr..................
. tlOcGTen.tdihes to go for .. r.
?8c Lawn* for tills sAfc.
iAc fAwVlk for thik skle
15c Lawn* tor this sale .......
White V*. K. skirts ValuC TroVn $1 to ^1.25 to close out for . 50c
White P. ft. skirtk, TCdcy embroidered frontsv rpr this sale
o6c only, ...
Crash skirts, former price 75, for this sale 40c each.
Velvet Ribbons with a good edge! Nos. l>jf, and 1^. your
choice 10c per piece. •
Hammocks! - - Hammocks!
’ i*v ■' ,C-
Wives cut exactly in half i: . I
ftOc, 75, $1.25. $I.W and $2.00. - ; ' '
12j and 10c Percale’s for thi* sale 8c per yard.
Shifts. Shirts.
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■ 100 dozen samples (a job lot) of fancy men’s top shirt*, wortli
from 50c to 75, toclose out Li this sale at 25c.
feVi'b lot-dam pies 4I rat class and uo to date dean stock niei.'*
white P, K. Bedford Cords and M ad rasios-plaited and a ■‘sorted
•fancy openwork front*, made urp to fetail at. froth 75(. Vo $1.2-5 i -
efos'e out In thisaale for f»0<! eadi only. h
Prices OiHffi ioW.cqt shbe* cut front 10 to 25 per cent, on < t.- '
pair. , ' ^ .
All are cordially InVfted to atr-‘nd,thii ORtf \'' ’ 1 '
' SALE. ' \ ‘
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VERY RESPECTFULLY;
S. KRASNOFF.
Leader in low prices.
WHITTLE'S
Ar New Lot of Horses a
Mules.
The Finest lie Has ever
Hath ' " ~
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not over praise
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They must be seen
appreciateds
them;
to be
RIGHTf
N. U. Stanstll
Priec, $3,000DO
RBxeif Pi.acb.—In Red Oak 'Town-
ship, !W1 Acre*.
H *y KNBd Place.—Iu Red Oak Tow
ship, 130 Acref.
O’Bannon i’tA#*—Near Barnwell
Court.ilotiiie, 658, Acrra. —
tl a'IIi.by Pi! acb.—In Xt.ieU Laud
I'owusiiip, 545 Acres. .
BAMBERG COUNTY:
A'-. r -r
, Rckokiw BhhhtK TowKa«ie. 7
D. If. A it. M. Rice, place; 1,000 acre*.
Boundarie* : N. by lands of A. C. Free
and J. E Free, E. by public road to
Bamberg a^d Allendale and land* of
Klee, 8. by land* of D. H.. W.;
B. k B. T. Rice, and W. by lands of D.
H.Kice:.
- Pi ice, $4,000
* .AIKEN COUNTY:
Hammond Township.
. . , * . an-'
Wilson—160 acre*, bounded N, K. A
S. by Geo. K. Rowell and J* W. Bohier;
/and W. by illyScei Wilsd'h;
Price, $750
HAMPTON COUNTY, r *
Goethk To^nhsIp:
“Smart—127 acres, about 8 mile* from
Allendale, nearly rfll cleared. Imy
provement* consist of one two loom
cottage, barn and stable in fair order.
Boundaries: RaHjrhtiff Right, of Way
and Road to Matthew* Bluff. B. K.
Bostwiek, Josephine-Hoover, Mrs. E.
Kitts and John F. Gilmer.
^ Price, $550
SDMTEB COUNTY.
ITartsoe Place; 160 acres, ? milb* from
Wedgetield. Boundaries : N. & E. by
lands of J. Arcdck, tf: by Will and Col
R. R., W. b‘y lahds o’f ll. L. Middleton
Price, $1,200
Price* reaaonabie aod term* easv.
7 Apply Cd J.O;PA.TTERSON,
_ Barnwell, S. C.
5LACKVILLE, s^o
ROWN’^
ViHlLETTOP-
^iBARNWELLi
With the help of American horses and tmile* brtd .on tbe breeay pralriel
tbe British legions conquered their Boer antagonists’in Jhe tbbst'hbnderfui war
of modern tirnejf. . . . ^ .’ v
With the help of this same tVpe of stock the farrhera of South Cfirbllna call
drive away hard times and bring back plenty and prosperity to all.
'. With tbe return of peace in South Africa the demand for horaca and muled
for use therb had ended, and the Sduthferh Buyfer bun agkih gfet the Beat Stock
in tbe world lit old timfe prices. . ’ *
-A sight df Brown’s Beauties, the pHde of the pruiMbi; krill cohvthce yod
that he has What you need ahd w hat yon can pay for.
J0|jP*Tlie Belt Buggies, Wafeona, Harness, made by American skilled labor;
Itept to go tf lth gilt edged stock, and.at correspondingly low prices.. Come to
the IliUTop Stable! and see lot fbdt sbltes. 1 will bfe glad to age and serve ybii
B A.RNW KLI^i S. O:
etHCHESTCR’S ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PHIS
fffhrfSSBsrt ,trss:«'ssrs
u»ia mtjallic hoxes, sealeU with blue ribbon.
rnk* Mother. BoAiim-
snbstl-
ImIUUIowL BaroTroarDrutflst,
«•- **mp* for tParUeolars, Teoti-
and -atottof Okr IMIra.” to truer,
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br LMIm,” In leUtr,
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GLENN
SPRINGS
MINERAL
WATER;
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. Carljonatecl
v rinct
Giriaar AleJ
Be Best on tbe Markeb
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