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*7’ V- The Barnwell Peoole-! ~Tr'd~*i HOLMES, Editors Prsp'r WlRtiEST COt SIT CIBCUL11ION THUSftDAY. JULY W. loi». r A HODERN MIRACLE. 8lnce th« eoM»p*« of ih<» Tow?r of 'RaM Dullding AnaooiHtlnn, c<(ti*e I I y oonfuaioii of tonftiic*, mucli of t l «* world tronblioa b«*twe(»ft people to*d 'prltidpaHtleio bn* com*? 'from mlaundrr ■landing* of language*. Wi*e nml good and great men Tmito »ougtit a ’ a ■X. remedy, Baoon,. I'ascal, Leibnitz, !>e«- Siartea and oihera "whow nam^a nr*> land mtrk* on the highway of Ictt*rs,” 'but in rain, through many centime*. Now It la announced chat in the 'rlpsnet* ot time human intelligence hat'iraohed a aoliition of the greatf*t ’prohleni of the eenturie* and prepared ’tiie waylfor an easy return 'to the con dltion o( the early ereation. Esperanto I* the name given ’the new 'tongue, the language of hope, nnd hap tplness. Glasses for its stndy and dl*- '■etnination are esUbIKlied 'in the lead ing thought centre* of the old world, * ml it i* nuking a silent yet wonder* Yul progress towards girdling the "f globe. UpvtariN of a d<>yen journal* art pnbllahed ln_Its 1 merest. In Fr.ince, 'Germany, Russia, Canada and eUe- 'where. Esperanto (a claimed to bn the one neutral, Internatiomtl language that all men, Europeaim, AsiaClca. Ameri can* and Afbicana can easll v learn and lean readily speak and wfite. It I* do scribed a* having a vocabulary of about m thousand word*, with thirty p r e'lxrg nnd adixe*, 'from which every word weeded In bualnesa, art, science and literature can be readily formed, ^'ranalallona of the Iliad, Ifamlet, Br- ton'a Cain and tlie aliorter Work* of Ruskin and Tolstoi have already been soatle, and: nothing of strcngtli or %>eautyioat. ” Fully half the word* In tiro vocab ulary are easily underalood hy any one baring a fair English education, and one knowing French, German or Span ish will uuderytand HU per cent, of thorn, leaving a small proporekm to be: learned. The leading characteristics are : 1st, Its alphabet I* such tha' i « l>roniinciatlou oomet naturally to rU «nen. - > • * 2d. It is a phorsetic 'iahguage, in which there are im silent bettors, and each letter has always and everywhere , one imimitaOle sound. tkl. Its gtammar is slmplo. There wre no exceptions, iro Irregular verls ’vWml uo Irregular plurals^ Teats have shown that Iho average '"•oliool boy Can learn to read and write 'Esperanto In three weeks, ami that only an hour i* needed fur a thorough Course In grammar. The adoption op sueh a world wide universal language would be the long est step made in all tb« march of civil! nation.* Then every Woman- nnd child could obtain sutftclcjij, education for all the pursuits ansi o^»«|**itoris life. The weary, grImlfrqpfeturs the school room would be but a mem. - ry aifd, tradition of semi-barbaric age* Wan would no more blot out in blood the blunders of wardjuggling diploma cy nor court hair splitting break the ties of kinship and friendship. The world would bo ripe and ready fur Iha jDllIeauiuni of peace. ^ -r"- fre gather the above-facts from an article by John Charles O’Connor jn T. J’. O’Connor’s Weekly. You and I dear reader will not live to •ee a consummation so devoutly to be desired but the world movesfastcr than In the old times. As we regard onr an cestors with pity for their bcnlghted- nesa, whoneyer wejaka time to think or talk about them, so we will be coutkl* «fed aucleotf a century hence, Cuba I* becoming Americanized rap idly. The government ft Half crazy, to go In debt ami issue mmda. ITerpont Morgan will soon have her qualided for 0tat«hq$d. — . SHORTY AffGOVERN, BURGLAR Tty ’Frederick Wit iff Ot>ur<uht, McCIAre’s Symtlcatc T g.-" - Hon. Sam T. Lauham, the South Car olina Governor of Texas, lias Issued a proclamation offering f.VJ.Ono for smie Tamedy that will kill and keep dead U»e Roll weevil pliignc. Judge Lriiclt has been on the cantina Pal go the last two week*. Hardly a day passes without exercise of his red tengeanec. He grow* popular tip ftorth. i The Mountaineer claims that Green ville has the best climate in the State In and for what is It best, esteemed ootemporary, for health of for the doc tors, druggists, digger* of graves or the maker* of moonshine spirits? Shorty McGovrru was n good bur •giar—from n bualiieas etc ml point. Hi*.victims would iirobtvldy have ad tmltted »■ much bi.d they l-cctr-callcd upon to tcatlfy, but they never had-the •opportunity, for Shorty always sue- .’ccuded In getting a way wifely. From the ethical standpoint, It may bo .premmied that he w as a liad bur glar; but, lieing tuiuinn, It may also he .{M'esumcd that tlicre was still souiellt- tle good in bfa innUesfp. And good there was, a* the few who He new Uim well were willing to Bwcur. A mnHter craftKiuan. a stanch friend and, outHide of ills prufeHkion, a man of quiet, simple iaattjia. A reader of LkhiUh. in'tweeb.Jobs, nnd not too diligent at hi* work, which in hla case was more to be commended ■than deplored. ■ — , iKborty often si rolled niiout uptown— Wometlnies with an eye to future luwl- nese, more often l.e<-aiiue be llkcil to' feel thnt-be wna part «>f tlie everyday. -re^lp<»<•tubk• life of the city. Kometimca he regretted that poverty prevented him from being respectable all the time; hut a man must live, and tih was too good a burglar to be any thing elae. Today Shorty was only half way up town ;* likewise be was only half way yi «iM>ctulde, for, seated on a bench in the square, be could not help noticing Hint the hrownxtone house opposite looked prosiH-rouB and—easy. That It’nlwny, screened iiy vines from ehqervutiou tlelow, was aceesalble, and the window behind old fashiouRd and siot dltflcult to force. Shorty jKissessed a nicely trnlne<1 eye and often saw things that would have escaped an ordinary oliePrver. A* be sat there going over prospects nnd possibilities tlie door of the house opened and a child ran down tlie steps and, crossing the street, fitepiwd quick ly behind a tree trunk In the park. Shorty glanced up at the house, ex- pecting s ;uie one to follow, but the door did not open again. The boy, for It wa« ■ boy, slipped- over to niiotbcr tiw. bringing him near the bench uihui which Shorty sat. ^ Shorty grew interested. The hoy was evidently biding from some one. Shorty was fond of children. He likejL.to tnlli with them, uiidtn this case iH'rbups the tsiy uiigbt say some thing worth hen ring. — “lleilo. kid!” be aald. "riaj-ln' In- dlnnV” The child looked up shyly. — ^ He snW a pleasant faced young man smiling nt him reassuringly. I Evidently he Was a man worth eulH- vating. for he- understood the art efr playing •Mndlnn.” Strange men usdnlly emhuriasscdliliu, but tbefe was some thing very companionable about this one. r He did not look Just like tlie men who came to bis own home, and this fact Interested hlui also. — He leaned against the tree nnd push ed back the disordered hair from bis face, regarding Shorty gravely.i The ^bomuthm was apparently sat Jsfnctory, for after a momeut'n heaita tion he answered cheerfully: “No. I’m n burglar.” The smile left Shorty's face nt th startling piece of in formation, but recovered himself at once, -r— J One of the boy!* hands was tlirust :iti the front of his sailor blouse, and ^ Shorty noticed this. 'XJet niiythiug?” tic asked. The bdy looktsl a little doubtful. “Yep," be answered, but bis band rt matned w here it was. '‘That's good.*' said Shorty. “I used to play burglar^ myself when 1 wfta about your Kii'.e. Good fun, but we nev er had much worth takiu’ where i Uvetl.’’ . , “We got lota of things at our house,’' said the boy. “an’ they’re worth a lot too. 1 guess some of ’em’a worth as tuuchmm dollar. ,J "Maybe.” said Shorty doubtfully, “but you can’t nhv.uya-tell.” “Well, I guess what I got now’* worth It,” said the boy, Ida pride aroused-*. “Let’s see,” said Shorty carelessly. “Soiiiotiuies things hx>k mighty pretty that ain’t worth much after all.” Tbodtoy hesitated.? Something warned him to be carofulj but the desire to provt? his aftseftkni was too strong. He drew a small morocco case from bis blouse and opened it. ^ , —— “There!” he exclaimed triumphantly. The sunlight felt upon something (bat glittered MlabtMr, and Shorty re alized that be wna looking at a cluster of Jewel* of great value. Ills first Impulse was to seise them and run. but lie checked himself. ’The risk was too gtrent The boy would try out. and pursuit; was certain. He must use, strategy. v»jr 1'retty, ain't ft?” ttF'Heild calmly '•Shouldn’t wonder If they Were the real thing.” An idea flushed Into his Fcady brain. / By the way,” he resumed, “dldyod •yer bear that goldfish w as crazy shout dlnyiomls? 1 mother thinks a lot of It •TH see that the fishes don’t get It all right,” replied Shorty. ‘‘You see,” "the boy went, on, “my 'father gave It to her Juit before he went a way. My thotlker says we Won’t never see Mm ngnln. It makes her cry to talk about bhu. an' idle says I must be a good man like be was «iT ’take care of her uow.” JSliorty liegan : to fed unootn forts hie. He was sorry the lioy 'hud told ldh> this. Somehow it seemed almost like robbing the dead. Yet It whs so easy, land he was In need -of tlri> money.. -Rhorty 8}d net know It, but lie whs «f-‘ fikied wKb a vivid imagination. He impientears. Term Ca»li. July Otb I9C8. saw the mother’s grief at hjwlng the last gilt of 1«t dead busbniid. He saw u ’ * ■her apprehension when .she discovered that her son liad taken the Jewels even In play. He also saw the boy's terror when the case was taken from- him. ' ' Aud, yet it was so easy and the bp porfunlty had eortH* without hi* •seek ing. There was no one near them. .He stopped suddenly and grasped the boy by-the shoulder. The chfnrs eyes opefned wide in af- trlgbt, for he saw that he was In dan ger of something. Tlie man looked very cross and different now. •Tmn't yon open your month or Dl klfl you!” said Shorty savagely. “Now listen to me. „ “You’re a thief an* I'm a liar an’ a thtef. Tlie goldfish don’t know or care anything about diamonds. 1 told you that to get you over ITefe so I could get that.tiling away from you. I know all about diamonds, an' I care a lot for. ’em too.” The boy, too frightened to stir or cry out, trembled In the clutch of tlie man. “You've lieen playin’ a had game,” Shorty went on, ”n»’ yoh’ve met a real burglar, one who really Steals things an' scores pedp+e half tjLileflth. Now. listen to What 1 tell you, an' don’t you ever forget it. "You go strniglit home an’ put that thing' where you found It an’ .never— you uivderttand "hte—never play that kind of n game ngnln. “You needn’t .Jell your mother, hern use she's got tro’uhlPH of her own. an’ It would only make tier feel worse If she knew you took It. Do you understatfd, au’ will you promise?” ~V' The boy gulped nmf nodded his bend qrtlckly. All he \(fantyd- was to get home; but, young as he was. he rcaliz, etl that he hud done something very wicked. Bhorty smiled nt the forlorn, fright ened little figure. Then hla face grew red anil, bending Aver, he hurriedly kissed the lioy's enrlj: liead. . \ X J'Git,” he commanded, “an’ don't you stop ruunin’ till you're luaide that door.” The hoy brushed the tears from his face and started. “Hang them kids!” said Shbrty, “That’a the second time they done me out of a* good thing, hut I’ll bet that one don’t play burgla-Fijfniy more. With n irfeasant. rrspeetable feeling under bh» coat lie watt-lied the hoy mount the steps of the brownstOne house. Then he turned-away and re sumed his walk uptown. The power of the city real estate owner Bee In Ids front feet. i Notliing troubles the stvernge min |e*a than the troubles of ’hta neigh ' bore. ADirtN'lSTRATOKS’SALK. Pursuant to an order <>f the 1‘robate court this day in »do the undersigiied a* Admlitlstnirors of the Estate of Mrs. Georgia A. Nurnberger, deceased, will sell at l»«T late residence in the T«*vn of BHriiWell on Moftd.ty, the i7th day of July A D. llNUI. commencing at 12 o’eloOk SI. all the pdrsotial property of tlie said/detieased) (‘oifaii>iing of hpure- remnauts of merchan- cattle, hog*, farming ,‘C. F. Prchrtrtn, J. A. Porter. Administrator*. HOT ICR TO DEBTORS AND CRSDITOKd. Ail person* indebted to the estate of Mr*. G A. Numb rger, deceased, are required to make prompt payment to tlie undersigned aud all person* hold ing claims again<t the said estate will piesout them, properly Htte-ted, to us. C. F. Pechman, . J A Portet, Aduiiulsirators. July Pth, 1903. SHERIFF’S BALE. State of South Carolina, i County of Barnwell. \ Bacliarach & Co., v*. Mrs. A. J. Levy. me dl- 1 have highest FARMS-FOR N 0\v Is the time to buy lm| By virtue of an Execution to reeled Iiy the Clerk of Court levied upon and will sell to the bidder for cash, In front of tlie Court House in Barn well, on Monday, Au gust ”>rd, IfiOJ it being salesday in Kaid month, the following de-.crihed real es- ratc.lowlt: AU.thst lot of land in the town of Blaekvllle, ikmCa.r iffeaVuiThg 97 feet on Baker Street and fifty feet on l/.!ar Street on the North, and bounded on the North by Izlar Street. East hy B»- ker Street, South by jot Of Henry and Rosa Weathersbee and West Creek, lot of Henry aud Ro*a Weatitersbee. Also: — '' Three lots of laud In said town -County and State mea-mring one bun dred and thirty eight feet on Baker .Street and one hundred lent on Car- roll Street on South, hounded on the North hy Henry and Ro*a VVeAilmrs- t>ec. East by Baker Street. South In: Carroll Street and West hy Mrs. Julia R. Carroll. Als< roved farms uhoap. Eandsare cheaper now than they will ever be again. Only a limited riumlx** fot i -“sltl’e. it is the only ,*Hfu and substantial invest ment. The demand i* Increasing, pricea are advancing and we cannot add one acre to (lie wot Id’s supply. It is t|te prevailing opinion that we Will ndver see loW priced cotton again. J hi* means higl'er price* for the farm* that produce fite fieecy staple. I ofier the following farms for sale at very low prices for the next 30 davs, le-nis cash, or one-Jourth cash, balance in five equal annual JnstaUnenta, GJfc Interest on deferred payments. ! This may lie your last opportunity to buy a good place cheap ou easy term*. I). S. Hair place, 1*/i) acres, ^ build ings. Bolindarie*'; X. by land* of Mra. Dartrrrg-Bwt, El ?.y TB’rkev Ureek. S. hv estate of Allen Hair, W. by J. 0. llsg/iod and J. E. Best. Pi Ice, $C00 E Woodward place, 120 acres, 2 ’■mi Id trig*. Boundaries: N. by estate of F. Miller, E. hy Jnrd.tn Branch, S. oy public road t<> Oiangeh',.rg, and \V. by estate of J. Duncan Alien. Price, fl.QOO ’ i’eacock (Beck ’l>ack) 542 acres, 2 buildings. Boundaries: Adjoining lands of Daniel Berrv, A. 1*. Aldrich, and estate of Almedia Harley, Land willed to Sarah Beck by will of Robert Ken nedy, Oct. lOlb, 183-4. v - Price, 11.600 J. A. Rountree place, 80 acreji. 1 bull dlrg. Boundaries: N. A, W . by lands of 8- L. Peacock, E. by land* formerly owned by J. Sanders and Misa E. Rountree, S. by lands of banders and 8. F. Harley, -• — Price, 3-350 Aldrich Place—900 acres, more or less, 1] tenant houses, burns and stables, 200 acres in cultivation, about ftwilesfrom Barr.Well Oopit House, 'J k: %>+• Pope Lee XlJI, head of the Catliollc church with its membership of twtr - “ Xu >” guidthe toy wonderlngly. liundrpd^nd-fifty mlllloii died *'** arc ’ rve » U «t <,0t on Monday afterhofon, aged I 4 .®*??/ W yssrs. “Tite.. Pcsowmaker of ♦he world" has passed trt hi* reward. The arrival of another bouncing baby boy at Gray Gables wll no doubt com- jHWttdy wean Grovef Cleveland from all lingering Ptesldeutial aspirations. In )>Q*hlng the perambulator he will find 1»ett«r occupation thwELftfi guiding the •hip of state. ^JCvery man baa hi* price” goes the mid Spying. U lasald that John 8. Wise w*f Virginia and John G. Carlisle, once mf Kentneky, are to attack in the Uni- ’Cm)'States Supreme CourUf their cli. ^nu will chip in a^fee of 120.000, the J**w cenetttutiou of Virginia. Twenty cents would be an overcharge Jor Wlao*a legal ear vices by the year »C*rll*lenru« be terribly hard up '^uch company and put such a ► price on himself. trjed it my You Just hold n thing like that the water, an’ they COOL SLEEPING. Gets piece of go->d malting, three yards Hare it put on the mat tress,'tucking <-nd* under the mattre ss Then tmi»h drrserng the i'Ctf as tiMifri - nnd sleep/ ten degrees e<cler. 'J lie writer has tried this plan two Bummer* and knows. WORKING NIGHT AND DAY'. - Th** busiest arid mightiest TItfTe thing that ever was made D Dr King’s New Life Pills. 'I'hese pilU^chMiign weak ness into strcnplh, ItsGessnes* Into energy, brain f*g~Ja»to uKKital' power Tlie'v’re wonderffil iii tuiilding up the heaUli.'Only 125c per box. Sold by Creech’s h’liHrrnacy. C. N. Burcklialler. A MILE WITH ME. Oh, who will valk a mile with me Along life’s merry wav? A qomrade hllii^e *J»d full of glee, AtUjo-iVsa'ea.ts* Jaugh niU loud «ud Tree, And let his frolic fancy pl.-tv, . ' I.ike a happy child, through the ffower’a gsy ' — Thai fill the field and fringe the w-ny Where lie walks a mile with me. And Ijrlio wHi Walk a mile with me Along lite’s weary way? A friend whose heart ha* eyes to seo The slurs shine out o'er the darkening loa, . - And the qniet rest nt the end o’ the day —AJrleniTw ho know s, and dares to say. The brave- sweet words that-, i hee the wav 7^ Whero he walk* a mile with me With such a comrade, such a friend, I lain. w p_uid wilk,Jilt journey’*.end, Th rough * itmjngritttasnitie, winter rain. And thert?—Farjwell, we shall meet ag in! —•Henry Van Dyke in the Outjook. NIGHT WAS lIKlf TERROR. “1 would cofigtr nearly all night long,” writes Mrs. Chus. Applegate, of Alexamlii.-rr'Inn., "“and could hardly get any sleep. I had consumption so had that IfwalkH a bloc-k I wo-tld cough ('rightfully ami-wplt blood, hut when all other medicine* failed, three- IT.OO bottle* of I)r> King'i New Dis covery Whoiiv cured me and 4 gained 5S pounds.” It,’* absolutely guaranteed it ctvre Cotighs. Colds., T.a Grippe, Brondiiti* ami all Throat and Lung Trouble*. Price 50c and 11.00. Trial •'ottle* freortt Creech’k Pharmacy, fe. K i/urekhalter drug store. - ' TRESPASS NOTICE. - Any and all persons are hereby for bidden to enter UDon the lauds of the undersigned in Willi-ton, Rosemary and Barnwell Town* it Ip* for the pur pose of hunting, fishing, gathering —tt.ood oi< *ttHW, pasturing stock, ma king i*t>adr or comn.ftting any other trespass under penalty of prosecution. J. M. Smith, D. D , G. 8. Wall. June 29th, 1903..,,— , ... the water, an’ they come right jp“Ootu nepo n'make eyes nTlt. \Yhu1 to try^ office* and cburchfis can he hougtft or routed reasonably and on easy let ms. For particular* as to this desirable urnparty apply remembering delays are dangerous, 10 George IT.'-Bate*. 7',-.. ' Bars well, S. C. self, over “«if a pointing to the fouutaia across the park. The boy ttwilff cot resist - Such ad experience was too novel to be lost He nodded his head. “Well, tuck It away," said Shorty. *an’ come on.” . , ^ . 1 _ No one was In the Immediate vicin ity of the fountain, nnd trie opportune ty of escape was better there. Shorty held out his hand, and the boy took It confidingly. He was very young nnd had never been Imposed upon before. Shorty knew that there Whs great risk of behig tcen from the hwwBt but should any onelippi<ar he had defided m jhv. to take the case froth the bo? Aud 1903 the nn.lefslgnfij will file "5' JVM •take a run for Jt. He waa all profeasional now. Once ou the othsc aide of (he square and he would be safe. / “**We jsust lw sure not to let the fishes get it/Vsaid the ba^ “’cause iqy FOR SALE OR RENT, A colitforT.ible cotfsgtwir o rottnis- wlih all requisite,out bhHdlhgs, firttxl garden a id well of water, convenient both depots. Graded Si’ltool, public 'til One lot oHaiTfi Hfbasitring one hun dred feet bn t’aifqlj; on the South, two bundretLafTil"Seventy-tiye feet on Ba ker Street, on Jlie East, ot*e hiuurreit feet on izljir Street on tlie North, and bounded od the West by lot of Mr*.. Julia R. Carroll, all of wliich will more ftrlty apjtear by referenee to plat hy-F. M. Mix*on, in tlie town of Black'- vlllB. t Aiid leviedjupAO as the property of Mrs. A.J. Lew to *ati*fy the above execution ami costa. , . f -- Term*, Cash, purchasers to pay for pa|<f:rs. - •• FrankH.Creech, S. B.C Barnwell. So. Ca ,: July atH, hw.' *7 miles from Snetllng’*, a station on the A. C. L. K. R.,ou the public road whicli lead* from Barnwell Court House to Steel Creek. 'I’hia place rent* for 12 hales of cot non per year, line-clay laud, well-wood ed, no nut grass. Bounilcd iiy lands of W. M. Cave, W. H. Rlchard*on. Jack ll&nkinsan James Dick*. Mr*. Ne*l A. Duncan, public road leadieg from Barnwell to NGTICETf) rrERTORS AND" • ' .'■■ ‘ CREDITORS. ... - •’ . ..p All person* indebted to tlie estate of Mf#. Lon C. Boon, deyeased. arc re- qulrefi to make prbtfipi.pavmrnt th the nnder«.igned and nH. persnnS hoJdifig cTaim* against the said estate will p’re*- *ent them, properly attested to me. I). W. Boon, — « - AdailnlRratbr. (»() Radcliffe,Street.Charleston, S.C NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice 1* hereby given that on Tue.-'- day, fourth day of August 1903 the un dersigned will filc his filial account a* Kxecnu»r of the estate of Mr*. Louisa ^(olalr deceased, with the Judge of rrnhHtwtrt'niafnwell County, and ap ply for Letters Dlsmlssnry. «- Leroy Mol air, ’ Executor. JulyMBh 1003. ' 7 NOWCLE TO DfcBTORS'AND CRED'n’OUS. .' ‘ s ,, t **.: All person* Indebted to tho estate of Wv V. GHf. deoeafted, are required to make prompt payment tA the iintler- signed.nnd ail person# holding claim* agair.st said tistate will present them to me properly attested. M C. Gill, J Exectttr»." 25th June, 1903, Allendale, S. C. I O JESL 9 & CAPUDlNB LIQUID ^ HEADACHE - CURE. Fot Sale By toMnVDrajj Store & Creech’s Pharniacy. NOficE OF FINAL DISCHARGE- Notiee Is Merifby giv^in that on lien- da.', the seteflteentli'd1[y ^of Anjfnst, hi* final account as Committee of the esrats of Behllng Still, deimase^, with the Judge of Probate foe Barnwell CoutHy, and applv for Letters Dismlssory. •'.f G. A. SHU, 4 OMB34UM9. July 11th, 1903. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CKEDITOIWi Alll persons Indebted to the estate of J. B, Bate#, deceased, are required to niake prompt payment to the under signed and ail person* holding claims against the said., estate will present them, properly attested, to me. "Paul D’L Brack; June Jith, 1903. . Administrator,' —-— MilleTterillr.S. C. ^ NDTtcte TC DRM’ORS AND CREDITORS* All persons Indebted to the estate of Miss Llzzla A. Weathersbee^ deceased, are required to make prom|H -payment to the ' undersigned and all person* holding claims against the said estate will present them, properiy attested, to meat WillDton, 8. C., or to Messrs. Bsi.es A Sinithi, Attorney*, at Uafh-v wbll, S.C. JohB M. Smith, Administrator. , Jdne 19th. 1903._ NOTICE TO DUBTORS AND CREDifoHS.. Price. f3,C00.00 .. —. .. .. .... ' V-* T.angley Place—-8? acre*, more m le*«, 60 acres cleared, fioo clay land, dwelling recouMy Iturjied. 3 tenan; houses and hams and stables, on pub lie road leading, from Barnwell to jSt.enson Bridge. 1 Bounded on the North by la-n Is o( Min. Annie Lutz. East by M«y.-*-f4. Ryan. Sflirth hy AHenTobln, West by Aaron William*. ~ Price $850 00 J. ( VA'A. Hankinson place, 69 acre^; 2 hullditig*. Boundaries: Partof tlie .Jivisiofr of estate of S. Hankinson. Adjoining lauds of.M. W.& Sam Bailey. Joseph Ashluv and Mr*. K. PbiUot * , - Price, $400 Floyd & Hankin«on place, 93 acres, 3 building*. Boundarae*: N. by land* of M. Ashley. E. & W. by Hankinson and S. hy J. Ashley. 0 ! Price, 3400 Hsrier Phire—550 acre*, 200 (deare. i.alatice in’wood and timber, 2 tenant houses on place,, dwelling recently burned, 7 niiiea jfrom Barnwell Court IIou*e, oq public road. Bounded by lands of Weathersbee, Dick*. J. O. Patterson, James Tilly ami E. L. Patterson. Price $3,500.00 - Simon Prtester Place. 820 acre*, htiilditigs. Boundarie* : N. by land* of Mr*. A. E. Harvey and lot No. 5, K. by Elliot Sander* arid M. Jones, S. hy H. X'. Jone*. Pot tlreek, tt-al, and W. by land* of Mr*. Harley, Rev. Britton and U urrlmuR Ufa nek. Price. $3,750 It. O. A W. Halford place, 159 acre** 1 building. Boundarie*: N. hy land* of J. M. & J. F. Halford, E. byjkmanda Hardin, 8. by Tlioina* Connelly and J. K. Cade, W. by Mi** E. C. Owen. _ - - Prioe, $650 HanfonJ n»ce—225 acre*, nearly all cleared, good clay land, Ptwo story residence, I tenant iiout>e and barn* and stables; near Elko. Bounded by public road leading from Blackville to Kfko, and lands of S. RTTfair, Alice IL Thomson, Odom, N. 'ii. Mansell. * - Price, $3,000.00 Rknkw Pr.ACK.—In Red Oak Town ship, 96 Acres, - IIavknkr Place.—In Red Oak Town- *h4*^130 Acres. O’Banxox Piack.—-Near Barnwell Court House, 658 Acres, 11a ri.ky Place.—In Rich Laud Township, 515 Acre*. BAMBERG COUNTY' Bt:h>Ri>8 Bridge Township. D. II. & H. M. Jti.ce; place, 1,000 acre* Boundarie-: N. b>.lands of A. C. Fceg and J. K« Free, E. by pulilic roadJlT Ramirerg and Allendale and lands oh I). II. Rice, S. hy land* of D. II. W.; B. & B. T. Rice, sud W. by lands of D. 11, Rice. IMce, $4,000 AIK E N COgKTY. T~ Hammond Township. Wilson—160 acre*, bounded N, E. A- S. by Geo. It. Row ell and J, W. Bohler, and W. by JJlyXees Wilson. ^ 1 * „ Friee, $750 HAMPTON COUNTY, ■ ■v.y GoKTutt TdwK—fr, Smart—127 acre*, about 8 mile* froth Allendaje, nearly all cleared. Im provement* coiisist of one two room cottage, barn tinj stable in fair order. Bootuhirics; Railroad Right of Way and lload tiT Matthews Bluff. B. F. Boatwick, Jnsepfiine Hoover, Mr*. E. Fitts and John F. Gilmer. • Price, $550 SUMTER COUNTY. \ ~“ —- - Hartsoe Hid acre*, 2 miles fpohi Wedgefieldt Boundaries: N. A E. by land* of .IT.Aycbck, S. by Will and Col K. R., W. by lands of U. L MUdletofi Price, *l,20d Prices reasonable and term* e**v; . Apply to J. O. PATTERSON, ‘ Barnwell, S. C. CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH ?ENHYB0YAL PILLS r-r^eArr BIG CLEABMG tu u3 'iA> o2 < w tJ CQ OUGHT i'O KNOW THAT k: Is about ready to go North to hay tijs Fall and Winter’itock of maf'chandUe. Therefore mustknow that the Summer good* must bo morsd but of D«s way to make room for tbs Fall and Wlbtsr'stock. • The knife Is applieil sntl here are toy cht price* for <bh next 90 days onty: , 75c Gjcnadlnesto go for •...4##. GOc^Knadinea logo for ifa. 2wR^wna for till* sale *,'• l*c. 20c Lawns for thfs-sale .. TBJ^c. 15c Lawns for tht* sate ........... White P. K. skirts value frora$! tb $1.16 to cloae but for.. Wo. — \Vbite P. K. skirts, fahcV emhrbltlered fronts, for tills bale 50c only, ( . . '• u Orash skirt*, forther price 75, for this sale 40eeacn, Velvet Ribbons with s good edge. Nos. lj^, 1% nnd l)tf, your choice 10c per piece. Hammocksl Hammocks! i- • I’rices cut exactly in half': 50c, 75, $1.25, $1.50 and $2J». „ * 12} and 10c Percales for thi* sale 8e per yard. -* Shirts. Shirts. Shirts, 100 dozen sample* (a joh lot) of fancy men’s top shirt*, worth from 50c to 75, to ol9S»e out In this sale at 25c. _ One lot Sample* first eta** aud up to date clean stock men’s white P. K. Bedford Cord* and Madrasse* plaited and sMOrtsd fancy openwork front*, made up to retail at from 75c to $1.25 to close out 1n this *ftle for 50c each oniy-. Prices on all low cut shoes cut from 10 to 25 per cent, on esch pair. —~ ■ - AU are cordially invited to attend this GREAT CLEARING SALE. 1 , ,: TERY RESPECTFULLY, ^ ^ S. KRASNOFF. LEADER IN LOW PRICES. m $5 it < * ' E> CD 56 ►a & * til a CD .M CD • A NH 00 ROWN’S 1 AUTIES HILL - TOP - STABLES. BARNWELL, - - S. C. Wkjfethe help of Americanliorses and mules bred on the breesy prairies the British legions conquered their Boer antagonist* in ths most wonderful war of nioder.1 time*. “* • With the help of thi* same type of *t«ek the farmers of Booth Carolina can .drive away hard times and bring back plenty and prospsrlty to all. > With the return of peace In South Africa the demand for horse# and mules for use there haa ended, and the SoUtheru Buyer can again gat tbs Best Stock iu tin- wiiyldat old lime prices-. . >' A sight i>f BroWn 1 * Beautle*, the pride of the prairies* will con vines you that he ha* what fou need and w hat yon can pay for. ’ JpflP’ J he Best Buggies, Wagons, Harness, made by Amerlean skilled labor. "JrApt to go with gilt edged stock, and at cor»e*poiidlngly low prices. Come to the Hill Top Stables and see for your selves. I will be glad to see and serve you BXimWEEL. SC. GLENN - SPRINGS MINERAL WATER. # • j still- — ; - Carbonated: and - __ Gingar A-le.,’ e Best , do the Market. — T.7SK' r v For Sale Bj The Peoples’ Pharmacy, All person* indebted to the estate bf G. R. Black, deceased, are required to make prompt payn signed and all CS ment to the under- person# holding claims against the slid estate will pre sent them, properly attested, to me. J, II. Duncan, Jttne38th,^1303. - A Administrator. * - ' v ’ Mitkueville, S. U. Sal's. Alwavx rrllable. Lsuiiew. **k DrosyM ft: rillCIlllNTKR'K BH4AUJMI In BeJ ohd 'H- KHttblNH ftctolUc tioxai, *e*i<sl vrl li blue ribbon. b^j return Tlall. to,### TwMiiuoolala. Ut>l4 by DfunUui. CRICHB8TBR OHBMIOAL CO. ro. Jt«uU*athlcj County Merchants who think of advertising in thin papef the . • -''VC ’^4 • . - • ‘ all on, on correspond with US befoTB as to spfiCe, time coming Fall and changes desired Up to that datd will he giveii to v. > w, .« w •-/«<,« w w Barnwell tieSi Bahiberg FuiIih »*/«' 1 w>< •"s ;j-8 •*»ss..