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. 9 MATES OF StRSCBIPtlOIT. X* In Advkue*, per AtoBfrm ... ..f 1.60 On ttme.....i'.»V.. . .. ,%2 00 thURSDAY. AUGUST 6,1903. The regular meeting Lodge No. 1ft. RuighU of Pvthlea will be held 4* thefr Hall offt Friday oight »t7i< o’clock. A lull atteadinde la requested. By order of JONES, c. a Wm. McNAB. K. K. „ KOTIKS. — — t f'naln Gang will tnoy* to Coneord Church abou tSaturday of Able week; fiora tberft to neftr Qawald’a place near Martin. O. w, Barker, Supervisor. R. C. Roberts*jfr., Clerk. Wanted. - 50 to 75 operative* to work in Black- Vllle Knitting Mills. Apply to G. W. Green Jr., WlllUton, s. C. Williston Property Dealring to change Inreatment I of fer for *ale the following very desira ble property In WmiatonTowntfifp; “Taro well btiilt cottage^ of fl rooms each, with excellent well* of water, good gardens and all necessary outbuildings, within 250 yard* of Post Office and De- pdt. ' *A tract of 185 acres, two miles East of Williston, with four good tenant houses, good barn* and stables. Seventy-five acres of this tract are to high state of cul tivation. Five acre* In Aspara gus four years old. ‘Also 4 fine, first class mules. In points of health, good society, fine schools snd church advantages no town In tfie Htate has a better present or a brighter future than Williston, and sucfvan opportunity to purchase de sirable property has not been presented In years. .Torms Reasonable. For further particulars, apply to’ ; M T. Willis, . - Williston, 8. C. Weather Bureau. ~Vohmtary Observers’ Meteorological Jtec- onV Mouth, of. - July,. IWW dtatiuu Ulackvllle. . tkmpkrati'kk cre<‘ip o in *tn- Q Max Min. Mean dhes 4 t * 1 95 *' 71 83 2 9»l 72 84 ^ 3 93 72 84 4 • 90 78 83 6 '.Hi 73 85 6 w> 71 81 .30 7 83 7o - 77., .57 ' 8 88 71 80 .01 9 < K*> , 73 77 10 91) 72 81 .12 11 - 91 70 81 12 89 71 80 .08 13 87 73 80 .17 It 87 08 78 .24 13 90 • 62 76 *-* 16 89 02 76 ■ ‘V 17 o 90 «V 80 18 91 70 82 19 90 74 • 83 20 '91 74 S3 .15 21 93 «5 79 - 22 97 71 84 28 99 72 86 “24 91 74 . 83 25 91 /G8 , 88 20 — 94 / 06 80 —27 ■; 28 10Jl 70 lOOi 73 8TT 87 29 97 70 84 80 93 73 8» - 31 91 j 71 81 .13 Sum. 2802 2183 h.. 1.77 Mean. 92.3 ~70.l 1, — 1 - Mean temp. 81.3 Max. temp. 101 D’te 27. Min. temp. 02 Date 16, 10. 'Total pre- cip. •inches 1.77. .If^Total snow fall inches. P’r’ycl’y 17 Cloudy 1 Dat e s of frost, Killing Dates of Hall Sleet I’h. st'm 2, 0, 11, 12, 13,10,80, 81. on Foddftr phllingtlme now. Oottdn rust taper ted from oiie field. 0 Who will report the first open boll? Ssle Dsy attendaace was small and uswslen. • t Mr. T. E. Cummings returned Thursday front his vacation. Mr. S. H. Brown of Brunswick, Ga. was to town a few hours Tuesday. Miss Carrie Gave went to Sullivans Island on Sunday for a week’s stay. ^ Col. L. W. Youmahs ahd fsmlly are sumftterlug in South West Yirglnla. Mayoi Calhoun left yesterday fat. stay of tw^ weeks at Glenn Springs. Mr. Jones A. Williams is having an artesian well bored ou his plantation near Ulmer. ~ ■ — Miss toolie Moody has returned from a delightful visit to friend's lit Orangeburg. ~ ^ W.e enjoyed a Williston call on Mon day from Mr. M. T. Willis aud his tet ter looking son. ^ "'f * Rev.'W. G. Britton will preach at Cohtntbla Sebool House at 11 o’clock- next Sunday Morning. Editor Duncan of the sparkling Ai ken Times gave Tint Rkohlk an ap preciated call last we-k. —ir Mr. S. G. Lawton and family have gone to Saluda, N. 0. for tue remain der of the heated term. For the first Kolb Gem pic nic this office is Indebted to the kindness of Mr. W. J. Baxley of Red jOak. “ i Mrs. L. W. Burtts of Augusta Is spendingvorno time with her friend, M rr fra LtmHey of^Blaek v IHo. - Protracted meetings are in progress this week at Allen’s Chapel, Blaekville, George’s Creek, Reedy Branch.' Coi. Robert Aldylch came dowa from , , ~ , Saluda. N. C. Friday night returuiue - ea ^Ll )lh€ ' r ln ev,r y Po^^le way wa • <• . . . ’ ... ■I ..1 f *• > #1 o Wax 1at a* f«\ Crt \ On July 29th the death ingel visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Grubbs and took aw’ay their dearly beloved sou Clarendon agod Mpyear*. We suffered for thirty days with typhoid fever. On the SQth ult at 3 o’clock he was Isid to rsst lg the Rtedy' Branch ceme tery. of which church he wqs A consisr tent member. He was converted snd baptised and we believe he has gone to vb^t glorious hom4 at^ive. Tfie funeral services were conducted by Kis pastor- Rev. W. D^JdcMlUan, after which a large number of relative*! - and friends gathered Around the loved one to pay the last tribute of respect. Clarendon was liked by every one .that knew him. He never practised the-habits of drinking, smoking and swearing. He was a very dutiful and obedient son to his parent*. The pall bearer* consisted of bis best friends. They were Messrs Angus Morris, Lewis Creech, George Still, Aiken BUn, Jacob Faual aud Willie Hartzog. * Asleep In Jesus,O! how sweet To be for such a slumber most, < ' With holy confidence to sthg. That death has lost his venomed sting. J.E.G. | fev-T. J. SaitdlfftriMlmlniitqrsd (he ordinance of baptism to 96 esgdldatss for membership In the Olsr church. At Friendship on Thursday. « Cmdl- datss for membership wars baptised by I Rev. T. J. Sshdifer, 4 Srere received by httsr ihd i restou»d* ‘. ! GOOD ^ABTOE AND PMopUe. The hnnukl protracted meetlAg at Frleadshl^ h«U- Just closed with M additions ,«• the church and all its members built up In faith. And srorjks. ReY. T. J. SandlftrIsiiot yet satisfied, but wlfih ill the energ Aeal and cbrlstlap anfibHlons .. of a wholly consecrated life is trying to hatter down the.w»IUof s^atan and bnild np-the walls of Christ. He will not be satisfied until every one under his preaching I* brought within the safe keepinr of tbe'fold. Our church la atj peace and on the road to success. - A. Member. Olar, July 30th, 1906. Chartered In IWifi. Stands for thorongb college work under positive Christian Influrnre*. and at moderitW oost, , Tuition 1.10, Twenty Ih/maand dol-. ij r^ciutlon hall in proc ss of erection, eit session begiiM S+*pjT, IS.;’ "Andreas, Geo. B. Cromerjl’resldent. NS wherry, S. C. wLhln fra miles J«j C. k W. C. ft ft. i y-OR RENT. A farm containing 75 acres, a mlla . Tasct or ij Martin Station on the C. ft fT. C. ft containing three hundred and fffty sev en eeres, dwelling and outbuild lag*, three horse farntop^n. the bslence rqpritAyit with a plenty of water. Terms Easy. Forlnforamlnn apply to ' Jssiaa L. HiBL«r, f. . MillcdgevlUe, Ga. r. a and a half from birth Ksst and West SuiVBYOr Md ClVlt EnatOW to aooil churches —*- ■ ** Denniask, convenleut had schools, and In an uiuhlty. good excellent com- Special attention given to the corn pm tatlon of water-powers, leveling sad The Improvements consist of a good ; (| ra | na g a ' veiling of four rooms, with oook room g poauleardaddreaaedto've at Map tjn, 8. C., will rfclva prompt atter- mony was bulk ceefis of A United .States 1 statesmanship, learning and the H bave pn-valli her slater BtA—— Alumni contains the i Who have become noted hi outts of fife. both, toi GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION. , {n pursuance with a call issued by '0#/w, Barker, County Supervisor, a Monday afternoon via Hartsvllle Mr. and Mrs. 1*. M. Buckingham and ■Master Duncan Holme's left yesterday for a ten day* stay at Glenn Spring*. . Misses Gray and Darlington and Messrs J. J. Gray and Alfred Patterson were registered at Glenn Spriug* last week. After a litdav skirmish with a Geor gia fever typo Bennie P. Davies Is a- gain helping to make Thk Pkoi*lk bet ter and brighter. _ After a three weeks’ visit to relatives and friend* here Misselary Hewlett, a pretty young girl, ha* returned to her home In Appletdn. i. _ Georgia’s first new hale of cotton was sold In Albany on Monday ut 16 cents a pound. It weighed 3i>8 pound* and wa« grown by a colored farmer. Mrs. WUH* I,a**e and sister, Mias M. Stella Begly of Charleston, are spend ing the Summer with Mr. and Mn. Ira Lindley at tife.Oakein Blackvllle. t ^ ‘ j - ■ - August Sale Day I* an anniversary alway* observed'bv Col. W, R. Owen*. On that date, or within, .three days of grace, be always pays the printer. Prof. C. F. Carter ha* been elected Principal of the Pleasant Hill School •Q—George’s^ Creek township ami its patrons are fortunate in securing hi* services. ^ t — We enjoyed a very pleasant half hour call bn Saturday frntn'M'rVS. II. Kush who with Mrs. Ru*h spent last week, delightfully with relative* and friends near Barnwell. x The dwelling of Mr. Cliff Simmon* of Rich Land Township wa* struck by lightning on Saturday and bnrned, with all the family clothing and turnl-' tore. No one was at home and when his ‘ions living near hy reached the place the fire had gained such headway that nothing in the house could be saved. BALDOCK’S GREAT DAY. Mr. Editor: One year kgo^we had occasion to say that it had been seventeen years -since we visited Baldock, and that^wA had enjoyed the day so much 12 years since that If we were invited again we would answer if it took seventeen more years; but It did not take that long; we were there yesterday. W'hat a splendid place that is to go! No word, no look, no deed to mar the pleasure. The committee could be found of no more active, polite, courteous gentle men thiTi those are; the ladies vie with ‘ “ ‘ to to Auroras, Prevailing wind Dli’c- tlon S. W. Remarks —Fog 29. Monthly mean, temperature0.1 above normal. Precipitation 3.90 inches below normal. — G. JKC. L»ng*v Voluntary Observer. •Including rain, hail, sleet and melt- Ad snow, f Fro in (maximum aud mini- tpum rekdingi. .. .=-i- * 9 His ci as be tb&t gentlei and dAred. repliei weakll G. F. cus Cbaul Aldrit PlAtt Tin Tilling tbatt social ^ ed min At enougl . fallacij . (juote! more r and =lo- in Ne* He NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. M. T.WUMs—Winistoh prbpeflf "fnr sale. Charlie Browh—ITb tsfes, Mules, Buggies. Hayitos, Ac. * J,-M.4farrlann»Gnifl spectacles at sfirel prices. 7 TowC of Barnwell—Registration No- tlce.,' M. pate—Jersey bull for sale. SUICIDE PREVENtED. The startling announcement that a fTe.-eative of suicide had been dljcov- Will Interest many. A run down ferti, ot despondency invariably Tcede suicide and something has been Mnd that Will prevent that condition ilch makes suicide, likely. At the rst thought of self destruction take lectric Bitter*. It being a great tonic id nervine Will strengthen the ner^e* build up thb ftystera. It’s also Stomach, Liver and Kidney rega- i»or. Only 600. Satisfaction guaran- »(l by Creech’S Phannaoy, C. N. [Burckhalter Druggist: ul hi K-at THE GRAY HEROES. The reunion of Companies O. and H 17th S. C. VV at Saltkehatchie on the 30th ult was a siTccey FoUy five survivor* of tlie lost cause touc-hed-cj- bows again before answering the call to cros* tlie river and jojn the comrades irone before aud resting undo* 4be v shade of the eternal trees. & Six mem ber* of Coi G. aud-five of Co! U! were present. * A bountiful feast of enfid meats and all good things the appetite could ask was heartily enjoyed. The land was covered with beautiful women, Heaven’s last, best gift to man. None>oflyviied speaker* were present, but fheir place was well filled by Mr. Clayton S. Waner. ever ready to speak words of comfort to cheer them on' sod add glory to the. Confederate name. His speech was an honor to his head and heart. — Capt, J F Kearse wii elected” dent of tlie Association for life, Capt. 11. M, Ulmer Vice President, W. T. Cave, -Secretary, J. F. Jones, G. W. Goodson, W, T. Cave. Executive Com- uittee _ ‘ ^ Member. Olar July 30th 19'3. please their friends. We love to go Baldock. The Speeches Were all good—favora ble remark* were made on all. of them. The young folks had their innings, the eldor folk* theirs, each In their several ways. There is a fixed law that,no two ob jects oau occupy the same apace at the same time; it is equally fixed that no object can "bcdiTpy two places at the same time; whac we mean is thUt we are sorry that Baldock and Saltke hatchie came off the same day and we could not be at both; we wish they could have been close enough together That, with your consent, Mr. Editor, we could have umpired between tbe two. - Each of these gatherings serve! a purpose; at Baldock we saw the youth and beauty of the land; we saw the fantastUvtoe; we realized the nimble bopgs pf the future; if we had been a SHltkehatohle, we’ would bave^recog- nized in the bCht form, the slow step, the gray head the old Confederate Vet, telling us of the solid deeds ot the past. VVeare young enough to. stand in the door of hope with the one and old e- nbugh to tiave the euthuastic tear to gether with the otlier. Too many good friends were there to miss any. We ha-1 a delightful day and will go every time we are invited, and circumstances permit. Visitor. kllne, S. C., July 81 *t, 1903. FAIRFAX HAPPENINGS. ' r Mr*. J. L. LlghTsey and daughter Jftr_ sie Lou of Savannah visited here last week. Contractors are busy building our depot which is so much needed. Mr Isaac Knopf will soon open a mercantile business hefe. . Mr. C. E. Jenness is building a store for Mr. J. J. Harter. Showers are doing great good to ev erything, crops and people. The watermelon crop which ia-^l over was very profitable to the farmers pf this section. Miss Mabel Peepfe* of Estlll is visi ting Miss Aunvf Moyef ^ Mr. W\ Fl. 11 arler left Snhday for New York, where he will spend a week or ten days. - A » - Y-., representative body of Barnwell county, citizens assembled In tbe Court | House on Wednesday July 29ih aud after extended and enthusiastie dls cusslon proceeded to the organization of .A Good Roads Association to bo known as the Barnwell County. Good Roads Association. Articles of association were adopted in conformity with those used by the Natioual aud State Associ ation*. ' _ .(?—~.~ The following officers were elected: R. R. Johnston, President. E. L. Patterson, M. D.^Vlce President. E. D. Free, Treasurer. P. M. Buckingham, Secretary. , The direction of the affairs of the Association will be vested In an Execu tive Committee which will be composed of tbe President^ Secretary and Treas urer, and four members, the latter (b be appointed by the President, Realiz ing the importance of making the vecy best possible selections for this Cum- miltee the President asked, and was granted, permission to make the ap- j poiutments later, and to publish the names thus selected in tbe county pa per*. All white citizens of Barnwell County are eligible for enrollment as memhe,-*. and every citizen who is Interested |n the great question of improving our Highway* is urgantly requested to notify the undersigned of his desire to be enrolled a member. The ipeeting adjourned subject to call of the President. - . P. M. Buckingham, Secretary. Barnwell. S. C. 39 July 1903. dWAl attached, aud all necessary out build' lug*. There Is a good orchard of peaches, pears, apples and Chickasaw plums, also 1 * g<>Od pHS*ure. Fbr further information apply to “ Mr*. M. R. KUtler ~r: -Denmark 8. C. Just arrived—Something new In straw hats; from 20ctt to 11,66. Mulair A Porter. Another hlg rise lii_jeotton. Now Is the time to buy a ebean farm. For sale 7 J. O. Patterson. by We have shoe* for every body. Ladies and children’s Oxford Ties, San dal*, Men and Boy* low cut shoe*. Come to *ee us, we carry the stunk.’ '' Aiolair A Porter, Gats For rooln.— L ~ Sale.* Applv to J. Allen Hon. Ootl-H<>, If The exigencies pf the M Staue ckwed the e bu DS.ALFBED1. PATTERSON, , DENTIST, Allkndai-e, S.fe, Visit* yotir home hy request, or will make engagements to practice AT U18 OFFICE,'' “ BLACKY ILLK NEWS. Mrs. EHza S, $L Hammet, mother of Judge B. J. Hammet, died in Sumter »ti the 29th iilt, and.was laid to rest in be. Blackvllle cemetery on Thursday last. She was spared for eighty year* to bless and brighten the lives of chil dren, relatives and friends and the memories of her perfect, beautiful . life will long be cherished in loving hearts. The annual protracted meeting inthe Baptist church commenced on Sunday, .Rev. M. L. Lawson of BambergJ preaching. Rev. W. B.tOliver of Flor ence, is assisting rhe pastor. Services at 9 a. ro. and'8.30 p. m. M^ and Mrs. Herman Brown are visiting at Brunswick, Ga. and enjoy ing tbe sea breeze on the summer | 'islands. Miss Blanche Salley Is the guest of TrriTTrfrBohflCT:— Misa Mary C. Grlbbln is assisting Prof. W. C. Zeigler in bis summer The uext srvlon opens September Pth By regulatloin of’the eollege new stiidetus are required to report five dav* before the opening of the Institu tion to staniLentrance examinations. A The following.ceuries are given for degrees; Agi'icfiltural, Biological, Me chaHical and Electrical, Civil Engin eering, Metallurgical aud Textile in dustry. For catalogue or Inlormatioti apply to P. If. WELL, Prrsidkxt, Clemson College, S. C. GLENDALE DAIRY, BARNWELL* §. C. * D. Tormentor »«o. .ftfi. 869 from greatest Dairy family of Jefsey* In the world” savs Judge Bra •bury, the famous Jersey breeder of Pomeroy, Ohio, ihl* animil l* a flha specimen of his family, ills daiu’s olHcUl but ter test U 23 Iha. 4 «g. in 7 day*. hl« grand dam 23 lb*. 5 os., has 111 sisters giving a* high ns 22 lb«. Hijdaya, In dividually, and in broeditiffvTie is at the top. Fine young hulls and heifers for skiY. W rile for wbat you watt, -— DR. JNO. P. LEE, JI ^Dentist, WILLISTON, - - 8.1 t. Will work anywhere In the countr> by special appolnfmcnt. ; school at St. George. G. • -'if. MAZE NEWS. rat- XTHCD HOT TIME. - This morning an army of Tittle folks with large expectations and appetites will take the Coast Line to Suelling, where a caravan of wagons will be in waiting to transport them and there picilic baskets to the shade of the Dun*- I caption 11 vOalis,7where they will find Col. Frank II. Creech and a million watermelons wailing their coming. And they’Jl all come tired and Sun burned and chigger bitten, but full of praise for Red Oak melons and be lieving Col. Creech a better man than Santa Claus. — Mr. R, H. Mixson killed a large tlesnake in his yard last week. Mr. E. R. Mixson and sinter, Miss Susie, visited friends and relative* at Crocketville on Saturday. Mn Calhoun Breland of Three Mile was over on business last week. ' Mr. J. R. Loadholt is busy hauling logs preparatory to building, a new -dwelling Th place of the one burned some time ago during a thunder storm. Messrs Ben Dayis, U. Ruth) M./L. Parker and a party of Augusta (Mends had fine sport catching a number of large rock fish In SaUVbatchir. The happiest man here la -ML J. M. Mixson. It’s a girl; ^ Good rains on Thun day revived the crops and the spirits of the farmers. _ Roy Mixson. W4LLISTON NEWS. [ i- . , . Rev. J. f). Moor? of Barnwell will preach a sermon on neit Sunday mom* -Concepcion L'Awni, loods at redut ilties, Gingham! Wash prices. At ' ilsfr A Porter’s. tip to date clothing—Two piece flan- lel suits, serge shits and coats at Molalr APprtftr’s. We Have the largeat find prettiest ktock of neglige shirts ,we h*Ve ever Ihown, 25, 00, 75 A »1.00. .JIolAir A Pftrter. MoAqufto ttme IdtS come. “We have the very things you need—nets and frames. „ • Molalr A Ported. The Barnwell Baptist Sunday School eonvehtion will meet at'Ghents Branch Church Friday Sept. 4. Each Sunday School is entitled to five delegates. Kindly see that you appoint such as will attend the convention and take part In its exerclsefi. 'Programme will appear lateT, W. G. Britton, ■ 'I'"’.- ^ Sec. REGISf RATfGN-NOTICE. The Td#n Books of. Registration are now open at the store of G. W. Patrick and will reniaiil open* until five days before th^ municipal election, which sciR be on the Second Tuesday In Sep- tfeftttmr 1903: /V >■: C. J Hay, Clerk of Council. vlUt THE DEATH PENALTY- A little thing sometimes results In Bath'. Thus a mere scratch, inslgnifi int cut# o* punt boils have pdid the testh penalty. It is. wise th have Incklen’s Arnica Salve eVer handy. It’s tbe bedt. Salve on earth and will svent fatality, when Burns, Sores; Jlcer* and Piles threaten. Only |6c. lAuCreech’s Pharmacy, C. N. Burck halter Drug stoic. Lot*makes the wise man foolish and the fOol completely daffy. Some business men tske their troubles pome with them and their joys down to*n. -V * ■ t l . 8oae man emulate the foolishness of] Solomon and imagine themself e* to be 4ia wise. lug at 10 a. rn. In the Baptist Church at this place to Hope Lodge Nh. 120, A. F. M. and Williston Lodge No. 21, K. of P. „ The members rif each are requested to mefet promptly at their Hall at 9.30 h. m. . , The great American Tobacco*Co. haa knocked the bottom out ot the price so our growers are very much out of heart. We were Informed last week by a gentleman who works for them that they Control 90 per cent, of all the to bacco in theUnited States and 90 per cent, of the Cuban crop; Asa natural consequence the growers wHIget about half of last year* price. The money power-will always keep the poor mao down, so there j* no use, kicking abojit it; We would like to call attention of our Supervisor to the fact that Williston Township is in Barnwell Count; and our public roads arc iu a deplorable condition : we have^bes^n watching the chain gang evefy week and they seem wedded to_tbe Tower section. Oor worthy Supervisor promised In a crowd at this placeJf he was elected ho would grade and clay the road from mHlstbh to Allendale thk first work he did. -- So wa bear he has a good road from Barnwell to Allendale but- oh! the road f^ntn Williston to Barnwell add from Williston everywhere else! But If he will come soon and stay as Hon we through the Woods awhile longer HaI. It Is alwav* an era of hard times with the shiftless man. Scolding women are less ridiculous than swearing,men. The average clergyman knows as much about politics as the average pol itician knows about piety. Though the man who hesitates may be lost th# one who deliberates I* u«u- aHy~to beTbund on deck=*hen wanted. A man exhibits great presence of mind if he isn’Ubtfent minded when the contribution box comes his way. Oat fa Hta Whole Fame. A 'Genoa {taper tells this delightful story at America’s expense: When the Duke of Veragua, the descendant of Christopher Columbus, rtslted Chicago, be Inquired at a telegraph office the charge for a telegram to the city of Columbus of ten words, “Fifteen cents," answered the official, “not Im eluding tlie signature, which Is wired free.” Whereupon the duke wired: Mayor, Columbus: Shall visit your next Monday or Tuesday.”_And- Ki ’^Cfistobs 1 Colon do Tole do y LniTeategul de la Cerda Ramlrex de Baqueduncy Gante Almlrnnte y Adelnntado Mayor de Ins Julias, Mar- ques'“de Jamolctft DtiqUe de Veragua y de la VpfT", »rande da Kspana. Senator ■ Uel Relne, Caballero de la Insigfle Of- den del Tob >n d’Oro, Gran Crux de hi de Ylllavlclosa, Gentll Hombre de Camarra del Hey de Es- pana.” city State of South Carolina, ) County o/ Barnwell, | Court of Common - I’tess. Summons For Kllef, [Complaint Served.} L. M. Mims Plaintiff, “ against Augustus Ssixson, Ganus Ssxsou. Bryant Saxsou, Chester Shx«<ui, A»i- — nlsaa I'eeplea. NVIa Blnv^uiguie. >:•!', May, Loul«a Mnpag'ie, L«ttie Thomas, Rosanna .Mars, (Jnincv Odom, Gertrude Odom, (Tevdaiid Odom,-Ralph Odom, Weldon Odom. Daisy Odom, McKinley Odom and Aiken Peeples, as Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Bimeun Saxson, deceased. Defendants. To tbe Defendants above named : Yoaare hereby summoned and re quired to answer the Complaint in this action, of which a copy Is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of vohr answer to said Complaint on the subscribera at their office In Barnwell, S. C., wlftiifl twcnty days after the ser vice hereof, exclusive of the day of suciriervice; and If you fail to answer the Complaint witbln the time aforc- <*aid, the plaintiff in this action will ap ply to the Court fortbe relief demanded in tbe Complaint.- ———x — Dated I3lh June A. I). 1003 (L. 8.) W. Gilmore Simms. C.G. P. Bates A Simms. — PJaintilTs Attorneys, To the Defendants Gan us Saxson, Bryant SUxsort, Cliftste? Saxson and (Julncy Odom. You will take notice that the Com plaint In the above entitled action, to gether with the Summons, is now on file in the office bf. the Clecki*gff the Court of Conimotv Plea* In and Par the County of Barnwell, State of South CAralUia. ^ ; „ .Bates A Slmm*; Flalnfir* AttOrheyi; - June 23d, 19b3.—6t. State of South Carolina, 1 | Cddfity df Bam Well, f — fcbdrt Common Plea*. ' Summons For Relief; (Complaint Served.) la Brown, Plaintiff; Against , Isaac 8, Levy, Bach r Wllibn Brothers, John Q’Qormnn, Receiver for tlie Ner- tbe StaUA floeed and the buildings Were tala for 8t( k arvl wounded Cc { Jut aalaee* aa peace WM r nstituflon waa reopened by government” and enjoyed aeveral ; Of success until It was overturned Ing the Radical regime. Biiwe 18M, bow-r- n rentlnuouaqp In law end method* for permitted to.pertake ot its Orlginalty th* Cottage wa* known A llterasp institution, although early time* It* faculty eonUlned ■cteu, ti»l* of greet ability, but of late.yeatrft It* coursey have broadened out *o mm to embrace Also technical aelentifle In- ■tructlon, .Instruction course in practical *^re*ldcnt Benjamin Ploan, tbe "beeft of thy Department of Physic* end Bn- gtneertng,. Is a, graduate of West Point;, and waA n distinguished officer of erdfi nte during tbg war betvr* ate*. Hi* graduates In, ei ar* now occupying most r positions In dlffprenl parts of the Btates, Professor Joseph Daniel dean rf the Law Department, wide experience. Jh government Jurisprudence. 8ome of the.other mem- bfr* of the faculty hwve nad , dins j tinguished careers in Shis College,, whim ® tht tp it, the ..bsg|h es and unlveraitlMi br colic NOTICE. r— All Overseer* for tbe year 1903 will p’ease send In to this office at oni’e their Hat of bands for the year. By writing a Postal Card to me, you will receive the proper blanks for the pur pose. Don’t fail to give your Post Of fice. 0. W. Barker, . ■ Supervisor. R. C. Robert!, Jr.. —> - Clerk. ready gathered practical exp direct center t with pupil* in room aiid realises the difflet MONEY TO LEND. I Ain prepared to negotiate loan* on improved rami for live years, partial pdyafieuts; luteicstS per coot on loans untie? fil.bOfi; 7 per cent, on loans over $1,0<X*~. DoiPt write, come and «ee me. J. O. I*AT1 KB80N, . . Barnwell, 8. C. REGISTRATION NOTICE. Registration Rooks will he open Court House oh tho first Monday The In the (sale day) In each month duilng the year 1933 for the transaction of such business as la required hy'aw. \V. J. Baxley, tUhalrman. P. D’L. Black, Secretary. tinguished others 'have methods of elsewhere.. .. ^ ii-;- The most recent and most Importaa^ addition,, that has been made to thgi usefulness of the College Is the estate* tlshWnt of scholarship* .to be given tgt one man-teacher In each county whW his taught at least one year. This tp intended to offer the advantages of pro fessional training to.one who haa i* ’ expel lent e I in the ache dtfficulUes that* must be surmounted, .professor Ward*' law, who is at the head, of the departs meot In pedagogy, hi.eminent in hlqt pro fen* loo both as a student andos Ai practical teacher and school superto-' tendent. * The College 4m situated at the af tbe Bute and affords to the student opportunity for studying the work! 2 f th* government in g direct way. i accessible from ail parts of the St end is in a healthful locality. The re-i llgious advantage* are exceptional b»-l cause each af the principal deuomiaA-i tions has m prosperous congregation Hh Columbia. expense^ are moderaU ' There Is a suite of .three rooms for i R lr ot studenU, warm In winter til ventilated In campus, a fine gymr ceilent athletic field afford Ample portunlty for exercise. ~ ueefdtel tba and ti prospects are that with the new ccntv this Institution will surpass the ■slra Me record It Us sirred/ mate qfeagBBMlteMfcgMBasi- • '—r» A TRUE BILL; summer. .. A rnasium and on' You need and f • w Spectacles. Miifdi-AJ Iniiruifig StHUonery, Base Ball Tackle, Ac. NOTICE. All Township Comlhlaslonera will please sec that, their - roads, and all bridges tinder twelve feet wide, are put Home of the money be ex- ponffied «n the roads from wbioh H was jald. 'iJ’Jease see that the roa,d llstp are sent In and tljoso who have pi Id their ConllhHUtloh kre checked off in my of; lice, so that thia money can be properly 6XK)€nCH)(l# 0. Barker; supervisor. R.C*Roberu,Jr.; . ^ Clerk, - In good condition a* once, Some of {Townships have .Commutation mo to their credit, and Wiis must, be -Annie J. Levy, arafh 3k Co.; nut ii no win come soon ana * long as he htaa ln thelower apctl will forgive him arid go 'throqf fields and Woods awhile longer’ HrpWeijte Succeeds Hysseu. The Profeasor—They have traveled *afely along the happy Journey until now -their hopes are about to be re alized: ’ - . Mrs. Mnlaprop—tea, Cupid, the god of love, must now give way to Hyphen, the god of matrimony.—^Anaas City Journal. > Humility is the virtue all preach, bone practice*, and yet everybody li content to hear.—Selden. Mind Is that which perceive*, feel nknembera, acts and la conscious fcoutlnued existence. ~ «#v -rr-...—. . a PUTNAN END TO IT ALL. « d _ ‘ A- ., • ‘-r-V. - A grievous wall oftiines comes as a resblt ef'unbearable pain from over ta-^ed-.organs; Dizziness, Backaftbe, I,iver complaint and Cohsiipa'tioa, But thanks to Dr. King’s New Life Pill! they put An end to it all. They are gentle but thorough. Ttjrtbem. 26c. macy, Guaranteed by C. N. Burckni Qo\f Pnar- b> CfeecU’! PI fcknalter Drug Store. FOR SALE. Bull }3mi 3 months okl." Barnwell. Gobl,8pectacle* at the price of *tMl. I will sell epectacles, watches, clocks and machine needles cheaper than you pan buy the same goods elsewhere, apply for Charleston and Augu-t* not exceptAd. Julian R. Harrison, Jewelftr, JtOttrwftllvS. C, NOTICE OF FINAL UlSCHAftOE. . Notice is berety given that oh M»n< da v, the seventeenth dav of Aughst. 19t>3, the undersigned will file his final account as Cothmlttee of the estate of Behling 8tUI, deceased, with the Judge htera Rank of Blackvllle, tigustus Wright and J; ft. Easter J l ng, De fendMp^Z^Z~i: To the Defendants Above named : You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the Complaint In th,is action, of which ti copy H hefewltl served upon you, and to serve a copv o your answer to said Copiplalitt on thft subscribers at thfeif offlea In Barnwe(| t 8. C., within twenty days after the ser vice hereof, exclusive of the day of 4ach service; and If you fail to answer the Complaint within the tlffife nfore-^ said, the plaintiff In thi» action w f!J ply to the Court for tbe relief de man dec In the Complaint. , •_ , , Dated laxh^turie A. P. 190,1. . . (L. S.) AY. Gilmore Simma, C. C. P. H. F. Oujst and ... Bates 3t Sithnis, ,, , PlaintifTa Attorneys, To the Defendant! Baeharach A Cp,; Wilson Brothers, Augustus' Wright, Isaac S. Levy and Annie J. JLfevy !. , _ _ You will take notice that the Com plaint in th'e above entitled action, to gether with the Summons, ,1s ho.w ori die Ip the office of the Clerk of the Court of Comtlioh Plea* |n and for the County oi Barnwell, State of South Carolina... j *• •• •. ’ „ H.F. Bulat and Bates 3k Simms,. , Plaintiff’s Attoroejs; Jane 27th 1903 —6t. Yonr wlyeiu want te sell Pianos i tory prices. Dennison’* Dqeorsted Crystal. and I'ljrln Tiren^ Paper, Paper Nate* j kjns, Easter Cards. t Spectacle*. 4^'9 r *l*ly |1tiqd, Ate pairing Instruments a8|>eAAlty. (JnibfkUai Recovered and ftepalrffifc b. bjc.fcSNiai; " \ iiLci VILLK, 8. 0« ’ bAKMpiiTX FOR Cz*«. U: Ulheoi — r^:;—v -.NOTICR OF FINAL PIsCHaRGE. ,fc «. Bltliipil lent. Notice Is hereby given that on Mon-; dav the twentvsevenrh day of July 1903 ~ *C- estate Calhoun & Maricfh SUjogfellow, deceased, with the I edge of Probate,for BifrpwellOouhty, add apply for Letters Dlsmlssory. r Le' Bel hnett Strlngfellow. AdtulnUtof. June 20th, 1903. NoricE OF FINAL PidcUAftGE Notice Is her^y gl^ep, fbat op Mqp- '* '* * * of Augiftt; day the third day of Augd*t,,.l»03, the {jndersfg^rfftll file hi* final Aouount as Executor of the estate uf. R. F Willis, deceased, with the. JUtjgrfbf Pfo- blfe for Barnwell Cotihty, and apply fof Letters Distilissory. ‘ v \ . M. T. Willis, ; Executor. Jdl^ 1st, 19031 ' ' -• COFFINS 4 CASKETS. A complete stpejs, frogijfie cheapest VariijJr ed talent find labor; THE cloth krican skill-* labor; con-? ^ •tantlv kept, and offered at. ,»*« LOWEST POSSIBLE PBICES. 1 also offer to the people of Barnwell Cbtvty a new; first elass, modern Hearse, yrith fill the latest equip ments and improvement*, f’fbmpt. personal fittehilon given to all inquiries and orders. ti. 8. MELLICHAMP WILLISTON ,4b. L. -Al Lowtst (tiles tr- StronoeSt CoufAfcWy GALHOOI & G0« —orricis ii— ~ THE BANK OF BARNWcU COLLEGE OF CHARLEsrbN CHARLESTON, 8. c. HStli ’tear Begins September 25; Letter, Science, Engineering... Onfi Jl^feliifilarsLlp tpv teteah County pf South Ofirbllna. Eutrance>x*.mInation* beid at Rarn a ell hy County Superintendent of Probate foy Barnwell County, add b for b Letters July 14th, 13OT; Dlsmlssory. a, a.,-stiii,; tdffiffiiUM. Dr. J; H; E; MlLHOU^ SiiftGEok Dentist. hLACKYLLiJ^-i- - - -Li Will be *t hi* Home office in falsckville et furnished room in Dormitory, |I0 per fine . . _. -, ^ •ty FflSy and 8*ticd*.v, and will make ap ' month. All candidtt’ei. tor admission/'det*Jlfi^f| M, ff ect Ing leaps poiutmenjtH to meet f stbcU at ssjr of (fiu . pa permitted to compete for Buyoe tended to. rertns.reMOO# county town# or call at theji; reeldciicss. s» bol:irF.hip«s. which pay #100 a Jtmt. 1 am a full graduate o(Phlladclphia v>ent*l i p F caUl ] 0tue address QSitegs; have had seventeen years activo pra*. t or v - * H v. rwn Van dol oh Seal etperlence, and can f-WaLc you mquoiftj | ^HfirrUon SrwortT^iJjktoa. . M JMBB liilrkitl. k & REML ESTATE IDLE MONET SECCRELT - Ir - * life Insurance. (Agent for New York FIRE 1NSURA1 i (Calhoun fciet your phqMrtjrwJ|h i ne lot of Investmeot appU PMf^Jeut. spoudeuce solicited. i,mn Addres ••4-. ". r i '■WiHSf*';l