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4* Barnwell Pebole 4X0 r JOlJia MJor I Wsp; L1BUEST COC!fTT . CIBCULAl ION* TftURdDAY. JULY 10/ 1003. ■ / KilUor Cnoner of the ErtUto Rocord coined » word rhiit ontht to go dietlon»rle%—Mii«ti«••«>* -wbloh inofctw two prettr girl* with •»« »wecth«Mrt undecided m to which chorroer lie •hull werw. > a mnn of ExGovermr llo/cg of Texn*. ■of great weight, being a llOO poonderi laanxtoiiHo tranafer from the bear* of New York to Ihc bnH* of New Or lean* the power of fixing the price totton/ ■ \ - Good might como W the farmore the change and It* hurdlf i>o*Hlble for them to jump from the frying pan into the fire. ' »>y Ever alneo^we have been In the new* -paper bu*lne** we have noticed that mime time In June of every year our Yarmer friend* have been happy and hqpefut over the pronilaeof their crop* Tfiev have also been a* regularly dlaap pointed at gathering and selling time This year we beard no bragging In Juno, and the feeling good may come later and lant longer. k r One Tilggart. ex-Mayor of Indlai apolht, has Invited William Jennings Bryan and David Bennett Hill to meet • at French Lick fpiTnga and there drln down or dfowu their.political differ- ence*. It would be more to the purpose Yaggart would play peace maker be tween the gold bug and *llver lining private* w ho do the voting. if Several students of Norwich Univer sity In Vcnopnt State h*v* lived for three month* on a diet of pea nut*, with the addition of an egg apiece on Wed- nefdaya end Snhrtay*. Their health has Improved, their shoulder* bro*d- tmed/their w«i*t* le**eHed, and they have kept ahead of their ha»h eating mate* In their studle* and athletic sport*. Each ha* eaten a dollar’s worth of pea nut* weekly. Wob^t they be vlnae fisted when they marry aiuT Bet ti p house keeping! Rcpul)!!c*hft In some of Southern Sta'tea claim that 'k >^1om icni to the border [osea I* all that they need to lead them to vic tory next year. But they will not find one, for Hose* was a democihU of the right tort, and while rinmioh’s daughter adopted him <ie left thirHosh poU as aoon as be ar rived at year* of discretion Now, with their chariots and horse men the Republican* are following the modern Pharaoh, Roosevelt, ftato the- lled Sea. Editors Hoyt of Greenville, Me- Sweeney of Hampton and Wallace of Newberry, three of the beat, have con tracted the pernicious simultaneous habit of publishing weekly whai they style ~ **Ro.le tiona of a Bnche'o.•. , Brethren, we would In all kindliness suggest that some of these day* a cy- <;]imc of feminine wrath will disshevel your locks, and you had better drop it. Woman Is, we have heard, a very for giving angel, but she oan’t stand evtry thing. Your better halve*—nO meta phor lu that—will conclude that yon wre-ever gently dreaming of the day* of single blessedness now gone forever, and woe be unto you. And fims.iiugl Wilson, James T. Bacon and the rest of us will laugh at your calamity and tiiockHvnen your fesr.xometh. Quit your nagging, the bachelors have trouble enough, anyhow. W. J Bryan will go to Europe In September and spend four mouths in studying conditions. New York U|ty experienced the hot test westher wave felt since UCS. Three hundred and fifty thousand per son* slept in the prftks Friday night. The chief juatlce of Liberia visited < c;f New York City recently anil spent In hack fare hunting a good hotel. All the upper ten hostoleries were too full To receive film. Pfe-r Atv ships have become so common In Prance that 31. Leplne. prefect of ppy Hue. U drawing up a scheme of aerial • tralllc ,'regulations. These will be framed wiifi a view of Insuring the *af*iy~»t persons on terra flrma, whHe Interfering a* little ns possible with the progress of the newest locomotion. ‘ • * - There have been no -Huudaya on the wheat farms of Kalians since the har- Vestiug. of this year's crop# com Mouocu. Labor bsi been to tcan-e thut the fnrni^ and th'lir wives and children have worked on Sundays the Mme a* on week days. The other day ten stout negro men put themselves up at auction fpr thirty d*y*. The host .isreuglil |fi a day while the sorriest went at $3.20 a day. Harvest hands going farther into the Btate have been forcibly taken from trains and put to work. That is lest excusable than peonage in Georgia and Alabama, *- - , We have no excuse* to oflfer for lynching. Bimllnrlyf we have no eon donation for the devils who*provoke it. fittf w« tell judges, prosecuting odlcfals—the entire personnel of jus tice—that the Indispensable first step to ward the suppression of the mob is the establishment of a regime-or criminal Administration that command* the con fidence of Voclety. There are crimes which must be punished promptly— horrors which will not w*it upon the caprb-e or the leisii rely self-ln-dulgence «f the public servants. The people muss know—know Absolutely and be yond the shadow of a doubt—that jua- tice will be done, and quickly, br their official protectors. And they do not know it now ! —Washington Post. v BKi Q*ys an exchange: “A voung lady Yranta to. know how to make 'not enough* out of the word 'enough.* That la easy. Ufa done by transpo sing them into two words. Take th* third, second and first letters fur the word, the sixth, fourth and fifth i second, and you have something is cot enough for any lady.’' ; •* Mrs. Dr. Horace Parker, mother of Mrs. J. R. Easterling, died at her home lira. Sailie Harley, reHet of the late Djr k Ri H. Hsrlflr Wf tWa county, died in Aiken en Knday and Wat btiiied at Sevtn Plnea on Saturday, Rev, J. D. Moore conducting tfceTast sendee*. Dr. William Preston Dowling, form erly of Barnwell county, died on the IOth Inst, at his home In Charleston, and was burled on Hatbrday at Hprihg< town church. He was nearly fit years of age. > *■ . * * i*l Ml Mllfl Mais „ _ days. TYils change H mad* necessary on afepunkortlie Mfcltll of tbt prisoner. —I^xTngtoa Dispatch. Mrs. R. E. Woodward died very sud denly on Snndsy morning about U o’duck. She had been sick for some time with continued fever hut for several da}s was considered Improv ing. hut a severe pain struck her heart and In a short while sho had passed from all pain and trouble. She leaves a distressed husband and seven little children to mourn her loss, together with other relatives and a large num ber ft friend*. Her remains were Hid to re»t In the Fairinount CeVWWfery on Monday. The funeral wn* conducted by her ■ Rev S. R. Bass. » SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION. Tuten. S. C., July 8tb, 1903. The annual celebration of the Bethel Sunday School took place today. Quite a large assemblage of the people, —not only of the immediate communi ty, but also of adjoining sections - gathered to participate and lend a help ing hand. The following programme was listened to with marked attention : 1st. R odtng of the scriptures and prayer by Rev. J. F. Preacher. 3d. Welcome address by Rev. J. F. Preacher. < 3d. Sunday School address by Prof. Worth Brand, who spoke encouraging ly to parents, Hundsy Hohool workers ami the children to engage |n this great and grand work and thus pre pare their children In the avocations and religious duties of life. 4th. Bong service led hr Prof. Brand with hi* better half at the organ. fith. After all the dellghtlul singing and addresses were over Brother Preacher arose and extended a kind and urgent invitation to the entire as tOrtflHk!.fc “I heel been III and had lost my ajtlon. When I .recovered, i started out to find artotbor. My plwcky firtfe garb me a kiss and cheered me as Well «he could. ' , . . t renolved to go from door to door (h the biislneaa part of the town, without reference to the kind of buaiaesa. I had visited some twenty stores -and manufacturing placet when I struck the headquarter* of the police depart ment True to my resolution. I wrtA fb. The Inspector was In a bad humor about something, and I considered It a mere waste of time to apply to bins, but I would not go back on my resolu tion. “What do you want!” be asked grofity., ^. T.V". TtXI "Anyllilng. Deteotlve work. If you sembly to consider themselves part and ike of the refresh- parcel of u* and partal meets prepared to satisfy the inner man. and we can confidently say that It wa* the largest crowd of peop>e’ that we have seen at Bethel for many yea^s in the part, and better behavior w* have never seen anywhere and it la not saying too much when we say that * large and flourishing Sunday School under the anperylrinn of Brother Chsr-_ lie Manuel has been In progress for • number of years. home people talk of hard times and from the standpoint of judgment b\ what one sees we can say without be«l tSttaQ that there wn* sufficient and m spare dLtlut good things to eat to have supplied another crowd equally ae large. And (hen the-boutitlful supply of ice cold lemonsde. so paistabje these hot days, was so refreshing' to^tbV thirsty. . | .. After all this was over the assembly returned to the. church to engage In song service conducted by Prof. Brand and wife. And then when the last strain* of the mush: had died away an announcement was made that the pro tractgd meeting would commence on Saturday before the fourth Sunday o' this present month. July, and that all are Invited to be jprnsent during tbe meeting. AtxoAHer ministers are in vited to assist th« pastor. .. S j Santa Aunt. a ir CONFEDERATE REUNION. The Annual Kennlon of Coa. G. and H ., 17th S. C. V. will be bold at Gr^at Saltkebatchie Church on Thursday, July 3<lth. We extend s general invitation to all other conim*nda to meet with us and partake of tbe kind hospitality of the good people of that community. Iistl* Come, hoys, one and all. That 1* the day of the mine explosion when Burn side attempted to send us all before our linker, to which place we are aM hastening. The speakers will be on the grotiiyd. and the public Is invited to attend with loaded baskets to feed the hungry; 01-17 SKIGLINGVlCLE DOTS. The people of our town enjoyed a nice protracted meeting last week, con ducted by Revs. Blchup and J. H. Strong. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Moody and little daughter spent last week with relatives and friends. Mr. John Conlffe, our little ag“nt. spent Sunday with his parents at Till man . j r\ Mrs. R. 8. Williamson Is speqdlhg a few days with her sister Mrs. M.C. All. Misses Mamie Bennett and Be«*te Cave of Olar ylaited friend* here Iasi week. Some crops In thfa section are-said to bo the finest In the couuty. It la hoped they will hold out. " Cricket. WORKING NIGHT AND DAY. The busiest and mightiest tittle thing that ever was made D Dr. King’s New Life Pills. These pills change weak ness Into strength, listlessness Into energy, brain-fag Into mental power/ They’re wonderful lu building up the health. Only 3fic per box. Sold by Creech’s Pharmacy. C. N. Burckhalter. FOR SALE OR RENT. A comfortable cottage of 5 rooms- wlth all raqulvite out buildings, good garden and well of Water, convenient to both depots, Oraded School, public office* and churches can be bought or rented reasonably and on easy teuus. For particular* ai to this desirable property apply remembering delays are dangerous, fix— : George II, Bates, Barnwell, 8. C„ hate ahy: ^_ . “Detectives! Blunderers rather. 1 want a good detective right now. and I can’t get one. IIow much experience have yooT*’ ' v "Notoe.” He aat for a moment thinking, then said: “My detective* are all known to tbe crooks, t hare • mind to try yon on a case because you’re not known. The —th National bank wa« robbed last hlght, and the robbers are trying to get out of town TjriU 1 the swng. If I arrest them, they won’t have tbe iponey on them, bo I’m letting them run. Suppose I put you on to one df them, do you think you could make yourself out stupid enough for him to •end the stuff out of town by you T*' “I can do a very bard job of trying,’’ I replied.; - - , ; He conpMered awhile, then Instruct ed me to go to li certain cheap hotel and put dp as a guest from the cown> try. BUI O’Neil, one who was suspect ed of the robbery, was there, or bad been there. I was to gain his confi dence In the hope that he would send me out with at least a part of what had been taken from the bank. I fixed my self up in country costume and weal Jhe place designated. A man An swering the description of Bill O’Neil was sKtlng In tbe office when *! went wp to register. I paid no attention to him nor he to me. I went Into tbe din ing room, ate a good meal and on going out saw O’Neil alttlng where I had left him. I bought a five cent cigar and while I was smoking It walked up to O’Ncif and asked him If he knew when the next train left fpr SpOttswood, t village twenty miles ont very gruffly that he didn’t, but I sat down beside him and began to talk about the price of corn, bay and otbet country commodities. Presently be railed out to the clerk, asking him about the Spottswood train, and re ceived a reply that It would leave lu ah hour. He then asked what road It was oh and on being Informed snfthjta me that he was going to a station on the hither side of Spottswood and.^we would go together. “That Is,’* he add- It Is sxpeetsd that Golorfel Junes H. Tillman will /ttf transferred from th# irhIsnfi to tbe DfcxlnfCMi j»11 In A few This change fa made Tha tranafer w as mads on Monday. •ADMINISTRATORS* SALE. Pursuant to ah order of the Probate court thU day made the nnderelgncd as Administrators of the Estate iff Mr*. Georgia A. Nurnhergei, dOoeasOd, Will sell at her Tate tfOtdtm’e In the Town Mon (I of Barnwell on Monday, the i7th day of July A. D. 1908. commeneintf at 13] cdsh, or one-P>urth cash, balance o’clock M. all the personal proTertJ "of the said <11**6#led, /ensuring of house hold furniture, remnant* of merchan dise, horses, cattle, hoge, farming implements. Term Gash. July 9th 1908.' C. F. Pechmkn, J. A. Porter. Administrator*. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. 1 All persona Indebted to the estate of Mrs; O A. Numb rger, deceased, are required to make prompt payment to' the undersigned ami all persona hold ing claim* against the said esiate w 111 present them, properly attested, to us. - C. F. Pooh man, J A Porter, - Administrators. July fith. 1903. SHERIFF’S SALE. State of South Carolina, I County of Barnwell. f._ BsoUaraeh & Co., v*. J ' Mrs. A. J; Levy, By virtue of an Execution to rdeted by the Clerk of Court od, “If I ran See a man T»efore train time.” He couldn’t are “a mnn” before train time and asked me If I would take n parcel to Cottonwood/ He would teiegrnph trts pefUier fOT* on the look out when the train stopped to receive It looked as If the man bad^ fallen Into the trap, but I snapected he hadn’t." At any rate I knew* there was a game to be played and my eyes must be likb a myriad of telescopes. “All right," I said. “Gimme yer bun dle." “Coble up to my Worn. Tfe a bottle there, and I’ll blow you off.” It was plain be wouldn't act where' others could see. We went to the room and he gave me The bundje. TViitle he was getting out his bottle with hts back toward me I jabbed a sharp knife Into tbe pr/ekage. Tbe blade met with no resistance and I caught sand and aawdust/in my hand. I bad Just time to pot up the knife and thrust the bundle into my pocket when O’Nell turned, and 1 received my liquor with a smile. I asked for a second drink and a third and so on as long as O’Neil would give me one. I waxed merry as me dl- 1 have levied upon and will sell to tbe highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House in Barnwell, on Monday, Au gust 3rd. 1903 it being salesday in said month, tbe following described real es tate, to wit: All th*t loB of land in the town of Blackvilte. So. Ca., measnring 97 feet on Baker Street and fifty feet on Izlar Street on the North, and hounded on the North by Izlar Street. East by Ba ker Street, South by lot of Utnry and Boss IVcathersbee and West by lot of Henry and Ro*a.\Ycathsrsbce. Also: Three lots of land In said trwn County and State mea«uring one hun dred and thirty eight feet on Baber Street and one hundred feet on Car- roll Street on South, hounded on the North by Henry and Rosa Weathers- hee, East by Baker Street, South by Carroll Street and West by Mrs. Julia R. Carroll; „ ‘ . r • * Also: • One lot of land measuring one hun- He nnweved on Carr«TT; on tlie South, two hundred and scventy-tivei feet oh Ba ker Street on the East, one hundred feet on Izlar Street on the North, and bounded on the Weat_4>* h* hf Mrs. Julia R. Carroll, all of which will more fully apiwar by reference' to plat by F. M. Mixson, in the town of Black- vllle. _ - And levied upon as the .property of Mr*. A.J. Levy to satisfy the above execution and costs. ( Terms, Cash, purchaser^ to pay for papers. Frank H^Cretch, - S. B.C. Barnwell. So. Ca , - July 9th, lta)3. I drank, and I soon saw by the expres sion of O’Xeirs face that he was quite willing I should get drunk. At last In- ‘ I OK’S CAPUDINB LIQUID:« HEADACHE^ - CURE. for Sale By obii’s Drugstore k Creech's Pharmacy, NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE, Notice U hereby given that on Men* day, the seventeenth day of August, 1903, the undersigned will file his final account a* Committee of the estate of BehllnjrStill, deceased, with the Judge of Probate for Barnwell County, and apply for Letters Dlsmisaory. O. A, Still, Committee. July 14th, 1903. * Every sweet girl graduate thinks U up tv her tv relvnu some luau. it tbk'bed In an apparent Stupor. Had I not possessed a strong head 1 would have been all I appeared. It was now quite dark, and I was snoring lustlljf. O'Neil turned off tbe light, and 1 hoard a key turn and a drawer open. Then he went out, locking the door on the outside. I Jumped up, glanced out the window, hung outside on the sill-find let myself drop twenty feet or more to nn extension ..and then down big drop to, the street, taking position on a comer Where I could see.-drery egress. I waited half nn hoar and wdfi about to give up the Job when I saw a “hayseed" like myself^goout through a side door. Something—I don’t know what—Induced me tp shadow blmT 1 tracked him to a railway station, wherd I directed a^lepot offlclaMo call n pd- llceman while I watcbcdlmy man. In a few mlnntes the “hayseed" was ar rested. On him was found the plunder done up in unbundle slnillitr to the dttU that had been given to me. O’Neil Was also arrested. He told me that as mine was a new face he was uncertain whether I was a detective of not. Finally hfi concluded that what ever I was he would send me off with fi dummy bundle. Then seeing a elm neb to lock me lu be transferred the money to one of bis gang made up to play my fc- ,* -• My work so plbfisea the Inspector that he wanted me to remain with him, but Ail I received a $5,000 reward I Ip-, tested it In busiuees and am hotV Sink ing money. _ . | NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND \ CKJiI> irons. All persons indebted to tbe estate of Mr«. T.ou G. Boon, deceased, are re quired to make prompt payment to the undersigned and all persons holding claim* against the *s|i| estate will pre sent them, property attested to me. ' D. W. Boo*,- - AdttiinUirator. 06 Radcliffe Street. ChArle%t<in. S. C TRESPASS NpTICE.\ Any and all persons are hereby for bidden to enter upon the lands of the undersigned In Willlstori, Rosemary 1 and Barnwell Townships for the pose of hunting. fl»hiog, gathering wood or straw, paaturing stock, ma king roads, or conimittiug any other trespass under penaltv of -proeectition. . J. M. Smith, D. D , G. S. Waif June 29th, 1903. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that on Tiie*- day. fourth day of August 1!H)3 the un dersigned will flic his final account as •tend of taking my train I fell over OB K*ee«***r«f the estate of Mr*. I^ouisa Molatr deceased, with the Judge of Trdbate for Barnwell County, and ap ply for Letters Dlsmlssory. Leroy Molalr, Executory-* J uly 29 th 1901 NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. AHTWTOHwTmlebted to tbe estate ol v.fltji. daemuod. Arg~rpqiirrpfi~n make prompt payment to the Under signed, and all |>ersons holdin g claims t them to agair.st fald estate will presen me properly attested. J M C. Gill, ~ ,-Executrix. 3r»th June, 1903. Allendale. S C. rntp NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. AUI persons indebted to the estate of J. B Bale*, deceased, are required to make prompt payment to the under signed and All persons holding claim* against the 'said estate will present them, properly attested, to mfc. Paul D’L Black, June 39tb t 1903. Administrator,— Mlllfilteville; S. C; NOTICE TO (DEBTORS AND CREwITORS; WlLitiAttD\N IRVING. NIGHT WAS HER TERROR. "t would dough ileArly All flight long,” writes Mrs. ChAs. Applegate, of Alexandria, Ihd.i "and bouId hardly get any sleep, t had consumption so bad that If I walked a block T would cough frightfully and spit blood, but when all tRher tiledlolrte* failed, three $Il00 bottles of Dr> King’s New Dla* coVery wholly cured me and I gained 68 pounds,” It’s to cure Cow Bronchitis ami an mroat and Ming TrbUblea. Price B0n and $1,00. Trill bottles free st Creech’s Pharmacy* C. N. Burckhalter drug atom r curvu mo mviu i ^iiinea It’s absolutely gnarshteed Jghs, Colds, La Grippe, ad all Throat sad Lung AH pk/aon*'!h'd< bled to the estate of Mits IJbizl* A. Weathersbee, deceased, are required to inske prompt pAvmetit to the undersigned nnd aJJ perSoh* lioldingclnims against the said estate will present them, properly attested, to aadjAt Wllllstobt S. U., or to Messrs, Bat^'A Simms, Attorneys, at Uarn- Urell.S.C. John M. Smith, Administrator. June inth. 1903./v i - - NOTtd^ TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. AH persona indebted.to the haUte* AH Dd» G. R. BlAdk, deceased, are required of to make prompt payment to the under signed and all parsons bbldlrig tdalm* against the said estate will pre sent them, properly attested, to me. J. H. DunCaii, June 29th, 1903. Administrator MlUu’.lei Otflyati MR oofy hient. life demabd It locYbAsIng, prloek ore adrke/l'ng hhd we daonot addone aCre to the woild’i supply. It Is the prevalnos opinion chat we firlll never Me low priced cotton again. This means higher prices for.the t^rmy that produce the fleecy ataple. offer t' 1 offer the following farm* fot Vale at very low price# for the next 30 liars, In five 'equal, annual instalment*, Interest on dsfefired payments. -This may be yoWr last opportoWty to bujfa good place cheap on easy terms. D. S. Hair place, Ud) acres, 3 build ings. BoflndArlb*: N. by land* eg Mr*. Darling Best, E. by Turkey Creek, S. by estate of Allen Hair, W. by J. O. Ha good and J. E. Best. » Price, $600 K. F. Woodward place, 120 irtye*. 2 buildings, Boundaries: N. by estate of Wfnttax, E. by Jordan Branch, S. oy public road to Orangeburg, and ft-, by estkte of J. Duncan Alien. Price, ft .’000- Peacock (Beck Track) 512 acVes, 2 buildings. Boundaries: Adjoining lands ■Of Dafllel Berrv, A. P. Aldrich, and estate of Almedla Harley, Land wjlted to Sarah Beck by will of Robert Ken nedy, Oct. 10th, 1834. - Price, $1,600 J. A. Rountree place, 89 acres. 1 bulE' ' dlrg. Boundaries: N. A >V . hy latids of S. L. Peacock, K. by lands formerly owned by J. Saflders and Miss E. Ro’uutree, S. hy lauds of Sander* MAI 8. F. Harley. > Price, 5-350 Aldrich Place—900 acre*, more or less, 11 tenant bouses, barns and •tables, 200 acres In cultivation, abofit 5 miles from Barnwell Gourt House. 2 mile* from Shelling’*, a station on life A. C. L. R. R./on the public road which lead* from Barnwell Court House to Steel Creek. This place rents for 12 bale* of cot ton per year, fine clay land, well-toood- ed, no nut grass. Bounded by land* of W. M. Cave, W. II. Richardson, Jack Hankinson, James Dicks. Mr*. NeM A. Dnncan, pnbllc ro«d leading'from Barnwell to Steel Creek. Price, $5,000.00 Langley Place-^87 acre*, more o\ les*. 60 acre* cleared, tine clay Jand, dwelling recently burned, 3 tens*; houses and barns and sublcs, on pub Hu road lending from Barnwell to Stenson Bridge. Bounded on the North by Ian 1* of Mrs. Annie Lutz. East hv Mrs. G. K. Ryan, South by Allen Tobin, West by Aaron Williams. Trice '$360 00 J. C. A A. Hnnklnson place, 69 acres, 2 buildings. Boundaries: Part of the division of estate of S. Hnnkiiwon. «100 Adjoining lands of M. W. A Ham Bailey, Joseph Ashley and Mrs. E. Philjot Price, Floyd A Hankinson plsc«, 93 acres, 3 buildings. BmindHrie*: N. by land* of J. Ashley, K. A >V, by Hankinson and S. by J. Ashley; —-—-- ‘ Price, $100 Harley Place—650 acres, 200 cleared balance in wood and timber, 2 tenant houhe* on place, dwelling recently burneil, 7 miles from Barnwell Court House, on publ(c.rosd Bounded by land* of Weathersbee, Dloks, J. O. Patterson, James I'illy and E. L. Patterson, * ^ *_ Price $3,600.00 Simon Pricster Place. 820 acres, buildings. Boundaries: N. by lands of Mrs. A. E. Harvey amt lut No. 5, K, by Elliot Sanders and M. Jones, 8„ hy -U C. Jones. Pot Creek, tt-al, snd lands of Mrs. Harley, Rev. Britton Hurricane Branch. / Price, $3,760 R. G; A W. Halford place. 159 acres. 1 building. Boundaries: N. by—land« of J. M. A J. F. Halford. E. by Amanda lIfi1klib,-8H»y Comte) I v aial J. K. UlBe, W. by Mt»s E. C. Owen. ^ _ . . Price, $050 Sanford Place—225 acres, nearly all cleared, good clay land, -1 two story residence, 1 tenant house and barns and stables; near Elko. by public road lending fromBlaekvlllaiu Elko, and land* of S. B. Hair. is about ready to go North to buy his Fall and Winter stock of merchandise. Therefore w <3 QD QD Z < w ij YO ) r v MUST KNOW that the Summer goods must be movad out of the way to make room fdir tbe Fall and Winter stock. s applied and here are cut prices f6r the next 80 ’ The knife days only: 75c Grenadines to go for... 60cGrenadines to go for .. . -5c Lawns for till* sale.... 20o LawnkTuir this sale... 15o Lawns for this safe... 4$c. 35c. 16c. l%e. 10c. WMte P. K. skirts value from $ I to $1.25 to close out for . 50c. “White P. K. skirts, fancy embroidered fronts, for this sale 50c onlj’, Crash skirts, former price 75, for thWsafe 40c each. ' Velvet Ribbons with a good edge, Nos. Ij^y and your choice 10c per piece. ^ CD 03 Hammocks! Hammocks! Prices cut exactly in half: 60e, 75, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.06. 12J and 10c Percales for this sale 8c per yard. Shirts. Shirts. Shirts. shifts, Worth 100 dozen samples (a job lot) Of fancy mep's top from 60e to 75, to dose out In this sale at 25f. One lot Samples first class and up to date clean stock men’s white P. K. Bedford Cord* and Madrnsses plaited and assorted faijcy openwork fronts, made dj/to retail at from 76c to $1.25 to close out in this sale for 50c each only. - - Prices on All low cut shoes cut from lO'to'25 per cent, on each pair. All are cordially invited to.attend this GREAT CLEARING » ■ ’ • SALE.- VERY RESPECTFULLY, S. KRASNOFF. leader in low prices. a 00 z > I. w J to to CQ ROWN’a .j- HILL-TOP-STABLE TSBrn BARNWELL, - - S. C. With the help of Am'erlcah horses and mules bred on the breezy prairie! the Britiah legions conquered their Boer antagonists in the most wonderful wAf of mndera times. With the help of this same type of stock the farmers of South Carolina can drive nw ay hard times and bring bad? plenty and prosperity to alt. With the return of pence in South Africa the demand for horse* $nd mules for use there has endfid, and the Southern Buyer can again get the Best Stool In the world at old time prices., A aight of Brown’s BeaiiHes, the pride of the. prairies, will convince you that he has what you need’and What you can pay fur. Th^ Best Buggies, Wagqns, Harness, made by American skilled labor, kept to go with gilt edged stock, and at correspondingly low price's. Come to the IUH Top Stables and see for your selves. 1 will be glad to see and serve you Alice D. Thomson, Odom, N.'H. 8tan«ell. Price, $3,000.00 Rkmkw Pi.AciM—In Red Oak Town ship, 96 Acres. -j- Havener Place.—In Red Oak Tow n ship, 130 Acres. O’Bannon Place.—Near Barnwell Court House, 608 Acres. Hablkv Place.—In Rich Laud Township, 645 Acres. ~ BAMBERG COUNTY. D. U. A II. M. Rice, place, 1,000 aet-es. Boundaries: N. by lands of A. C. Frt-e and J. E Free, E. by ptihlio road to RArttberg And Allendale and lands of B, A B. T. Rice, sod W. by lands of D. H, Rice. Price, $4,000 AIKEN COUNTY, Hammond Township. Wilson—ISO.acres^liounded _N. E. A 8. by Geo. K. Rowell JUidJUJ^v Bohler, and W. by IJlysees Wilson. ' " J Price, $750 Campion-county, Goethe row^rrsir. Smart—ISTacru*. about. 8 mile* from Allendale, nefiriv All Hen red Ini proveufiSTt* consist" of one two rriTTni cot/age,,barn and stable in fair ^rder. ftwindarie*: Railroad Right of Way and RnAd to Matthews Hlutf. B. F. Bo*twicW r Josephine Hoover, Mrs., E. Fitt* and John F. Gilmer. ' ‘ , Price, $550 , JS’WKLL, S. G. GLENN SPRINGS MINERAL WATER. LT Carbonated and G ingar €) The Best M- tk Market 8BMTER COUNTY. Tlarlaoe Place, 160 acres, 2 mile* from Wedge field. Boundaries : N. A Fr. by lands flf J. Avmck.H. by MQIIandCoi TL/R., W. by lands of 11. L. Middleton Price, *1,200 Prices reasonable and term* e«*v. Apply to J. Ot PATtER^ON, Barnwell, S. C. 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