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r * the regular rotetliig of Barnwell t fl s ot y?? h{ '*791 ■ »r. ». r . urwmr V tvqueated, By. order of utnrijik HAooub, c.o.. Wm. MeM Aft, K.' , T>ie chain ^an^ w ill be near WlUla- ton lUi's week. O. Iv, Barker, g|upervi«or. * H. C. Robarts Clerk. 't Btate of Ho'uOi Carolina: „ t . NO’tfCK i« hereby glyen by the tin- ^ei'Hlgiied, and HU associate-*, deg;ring .to incorporate a new County in said ‘State, ont of poulo^ha of the present XjOHhUes of Sogeflekt, Aiken, . and [ffarnweir.-t** he known by the naino of llamnioml, or hv Midi other name aa may ha determined npwn at the election, •ntf petitioning for same, that the pro- 'pofMBtf Cour.tr ilnc in tlie County of ,Barnwell will he as appear* in (he fol Rowing atatement of the hounilary lines St»f the entire proposed County ; Beginning at a point on the 8avan- ‘tiah Hirer, Kilgetieid County,' known a* Seott’a Kerry, running tn a North- 'aaaternly direction up the^frrry road 'two and three quarter mtle* tp Stevena’ Creek; thence In a North-’eaeternly direction four ami one half mile* to the Marlintown Road at Crafton’a place; 'thence In a Boiirh eastrirniy direction ’eleven mile* to Oh! Oeorge May’s playe Non the Aiken County line; theucb in a* South easternly direction iifleen miles to Turner’s place, passing one mile North of Bath, and one lialf mile South of Langley; thence in a 8outh-ea*ternly 'direction aeyeu and one half miles to Millbrook; thenedfin a South-easternly ilirectinn ten mile* to Ifawthorn, near the Aiken County line: thence in a Southexnly direction five miles to the rqad from Beech island; thence In an Kasternly direction along said load •■raa and one half miles to four Mile Credk.. Barnwell Ceuktyi thence along said Creek seven miles to the Savannah River; thence uj> the Savannah River to Scott’s Kerry, KdgeMeld County, the point of beginning. (Signed) A. M. BOATWRRSIIT. As Secretary of 1 ncorporatlon Commit* fee, and Cor and In behalf of all other I'eti tloners. TRESPASS NOTICE. AH persons are hpreby, forbidden af- '-tgr this date to enter upon the lands of the nnileisigned in Williston and Barnwell Tow tub I p«, Barnwell connty, for the purpose hunting, fishing, Mauling away wood, straw or leaves, ■pasturing stock or trespassing tn^jto.V manner whatever, under penalty Wf prosecution to the full extent of the law. * Btl\ October IflM. H. K. llrmnmoiid, 0. \I. Johnston, R. R. Johustoii, ^K. N. Hair, W. H.llair, Hair, I*. T. M itliama, * I,. Mrs. T. K. Turner" •” M s. V. A. .Woo I Ward, Alls* Hat lit- Williams. «—(t) - * P. William*, - I K Ea’A S8 JCOTI4 K* Any and all pereous are hereby for bidden after tiiis notice to cuter upon our land* in Rich Land, Konr Mile & Red Oak Townships .in Barnwell County for the por|M>*e of hunting, fishing or tre-pas ing in_jiny manner whatever, under penalty of prosecution to the fttli extent of the law. AN IinriTATibN The people t>f RMtiw are penHaliy lpv|ted > eeryi^es, 4 and 7.49 0. the hurch l- ri 1 vlelnHy mumd |jbia NMraiBr. Mal H. W. Creech model sub«rrft>er. Mr, B. K. Drummond Judge K. O.. Brabham was dow Dunbarton Monday. , ’ K. T. lAtKltte Rsq. was I.) town FridMj..itnd Batnrday. • ^ y This time next year both priihan^ ’a woVaW*iLlKD < oroney iKeviff held tn inqnqst at UiHckville pn Sunday 'op the body of Minnie ^iMaip*, , cqjbred, who ,,was )i|iot and klped on Satorday.fiW'lug. I’lp- Jury found that sjhe.ttamalp.her deatlt from effect* of a gun shot w*uml at .the, .bAnfc* of Jimmie—.WAlker (oolocetC and that Richard .Tohpsorvla accessory to tlte crime, fF’admr dl*. pneared, Johnson was lodged In Jail. *tlfrs elections will be oyer . A* weather prophet* the seven scorn to be out of siglit. » • .Oha*. Carroll Simm* Fisq. has re turned from.Charleston. 8ee the new tracts of land* for sale by J. O. Patterson E«q. Onl y six signers of the Ordinance of Secession are still living. Dr. W. C. Milhous has. returned to the Atlanta Dental College. * Mrs. T. B. Warrea of Appletbn lla visiting Mr*. C. F. Calhoun, -— M r. 1. Furman SUM w** a welcome sunshine bitnging SHturdHy visitor. ^ i Cotton ginning wiH about wind up this month and the price ought to be better. Friday’* and Saturday^ North winds caused a general putting up of stove*. Letters from Capt. L. F* Hughes al ways have a gladdening effect in this sanctum. , Civil Engineers A. P. Cornell tftid J. II.' Woodward are making a map of Barnwell, . . , Mr. I). M. Cave js at home rociu perating from au attack of Charleston typhoid fever. A* a mnltuinin parvo letter wtUer Dr. .1. W. If. .Dychoa of -Clover, Va.. lias no supertof. J . - ^ Subscriber If. If. De!k knows the mes- *sge tinit pleases tile new*pa|>er heart and sends it too. ^ ± Mrs. Dr. \. F. Kirkland. sr v of Bu ford's Bridge is vMting Mr. and Sr*. Dr. R^C. Kirkland. Cattle poisoned by eating the second growth of sorghum should bo drench"- with syrup or molasses. Misses Marie Milhous and Mary Per ry of lilackvlile, were charming visit ors to town on Tuesday. . i‘ RKlt OPENING. - . ednesday and T^iu*»<W. l.lr.eia f kd|! be glai to see ‘r&;Of the beautiful at my Opening qf - Fall and \Vluter MIHeneTyy^ Jf y stocVl* the choicest and the s-ompletest, the largest and thelovellest l have ever offered, carefully selected rketa and perfectly Jn gvi(is 4.-f mi * M NOVRMBER COURT. Pirit Juries were drawn on Monday for the lint week of tita.Fktl Term. . : .Alleiwlale—Bob Reeves, Wilson Boer- ers. II. L. Halt - ,. r . Baldnuk—F. 8, Owens, yt. W. Hare ley, K8, Rice, RHIett MeLln. ., Barnwell—B. L. Moedy, C. J A Wfiff. J) C. Burckhatter, B. W. Bln, Med J. Delki . — „ * Benoett Springe—X. A. Godbee, 0. C,- Meyer. - * * v *. ■ . i. *.*.». t * yj. Bull.Pond—J- P. Gray, Jndson Halt, J. .1, 0rax. - * , , • Four-Mile—J. W k Moonat, George’* Creek—J. H. rUUl, t. Greal Cypre»a—R, R. Creech, .B .T. Brabham. IV f<. Jenkink, W% tl. Brax ton, K.G. Owen*, W. B. Ssndera. IV-d Oak—T.' ?. .Sander*. Emmett Sease, Fnink Rountree^ K. W. toWne, K. L. Banders, J. F. HaHnri . , Rich (-and—C. A. Killingsworth. Gary Baxley, „ •, v 8yca*nt»re—O. B. Deer, P. 6. W, Sanders, J. C, Marer. TT « rpf ® ' .Wmi REUNION AT AUGUSTA. The reanion o'T'the Confederate Vet- err.ns of Georgia will take place In Au gusta, November 10, 11 and 12tb. Among -other important meaamet to engage the attention of the veterans will h* t,he question of the rearing of a iftonumVnt to their devoted women of -Georgia and discussing the needs of a soldier’s liome. * ( , "I'he railroads are offering very low rates and-k large attendance is ,ex- oected. . The veterans of 80Tnh Caro- Hna are InviVed to join with their Georgia comrades. f» F. Dicks, I*. B. Dicks, Dicks, f.. W. J.C. Bush, I*at Murphev, - l. N. Kubanka, S. L w Octoiler the I Ith, UHtf. MBJ il. Greene, F. Greene, Jiid-on Greene,. B F. Anderson, F-.W. Weatherthee, E /.ekTct~Ring^ Jesse Bush. T. f APPLICATION FOP. FINAL Disk- CHARG K. Notice la hereby given that on Sat- Trtday, November 14th, IflOH, the under signed will tile with the ProtMie Judge of Barnwell County her tlna’. report t>s Administratrix «.f Ji.hu Z sacit de ceased, and apply for letierv dUmis- at>ry. M r*. India Zivsett, ■ , * Admini-tratrix.^ Id" " €. F. Mol il K, J. A. PORTKR. MQLAIR & PORCTR, " ■Uolral Mkhciiants. ANNOUNCEMENT! We beg to announ^o Mist our block Is now complete /and ready for tha Inspection of the good peo- pieofthis and adjoining counties. \ We carry a full iftia of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes', “ Hats, Trunks and Gents Kupnisolngs, bud If yon need anything in this line it will pay you to visit us. In our Domestic Department we have Standard Calicoes at 5c., Bed Ticking front 5 to 12c. per yd.. Eu reka Plaid* 25 tn(di«s wide at 5c., Yard wide YellowHomespun at oc., BleaidiedTIdmespunat Be kod,* run line of Outings at 6, 8 and 10c. per S «rd. . In our Clothing Department we nave Childrens Suits, ti to 15 years, from 75c. dp add Mens Suits, regu lar sices and regulAt* goods, from $3.50 to $15.00 the suit. . We would gladly write von more abottl our i^tock’, but nothing short .pF* visit will give you sn Idea of the good thjng* We gave to offer. Remember we have a full, eorps of competent salesmen to serve ^ott when you call. Molaib A Portxr. All denomination* mn-ited in giving Re*. C. E. Burt*-the princely welcome lie tte*erved in Edgefield. > On our ontaide pages will he found a synopsis of I lie evidence for the de fence in the Tillman case. The^Barnwell Baptist Association will meet with. Georges Creeck Church on next Tlinrsday^tidd in*t. Farmers are shipping their tobacco to the Pee Dee markets. Present prices will not pay crop expenses. Rev. II. C. Rticboltx of Abbeville will presell In tlie Blackville Baptist Church tomorrow, Friday, evening. Uni. Frank II. Creech is one farmer who ha* «o!d no cotton of his own crop. Hi* entire crop is long staple Allen silk. — _ It was like a chapterof the good oH times rn bsyc MesVfi H. Jeff Hsrfev: and G. C. Matthews with u* on Tues day.- Dr. If. W. Bavs will hold hi* fourth and linal for (lie vear, quarterly con ference, at Allendale on Saturday and Sunday. The Increasing number of cotto.n seed wagon* is a sure sign of the short ness of the crop and the near ending of picking time; -The^grader* who have been at wqrk op the yk-nlmaiff''* Augusta—Barnwell —Charleston LTiTMuiye ‘ ibid dowp the shovel and the hoe.*• Dr. R. C. Brabham has sold his plae at Hawthorn and bought a lot in KI- llntou. -About new year lie will move over the Runs to his new home. Through the kindness>r Mr T L. Enjck* of Enicks, Georgia w e publish a list of Revidutionary soldiers from this State. Many good Barnwell people bear the naineg of these heroes. Attorney* T-egare- A HotTbarr of UJlCAtiUi. tiave autoreil suit against llv* Houthern Railway for $75.()O0.daui- age* for the dgath of (Engineer Brock man in tire recent Fishing Creek trestle accident near Yorkvllle. , Tobin’s Millinery Emporiutn cor- dialiy’inrUps the presence of the ladle* of tbi* county, and others, at it* climax Opening of Fall xml Winter RHTiiiiiff Good* on Wednesday and Thursday of next weok, 2t*i an i :2nd ilists. Tobin’s MHHnery Emporium’* Open ing of Beautiful, Fashionable and De sirable Millinery Hood* will take place on Wednesday and Thursday. 21st a 22nd Justs, and the ladies are requested to grace the occasion with their pres ence. ■; f Married Sunday nt l1 o’clock Oct. 11 1903 injfte presence of a large crowd a*f relative* and friends at the home of Mr. Jamie* still the bride’s father, near Handy {L C, by W.G* (JoHins, Notary Public, Miss Miunie -Still, to Mr. Daniel Dyches. . • A. Andcr- was broken TRESPASS NOTICE. ir. AH persona are hereby forbidden ter this date to enter upon my Ixnds in Sycamore Township; Barnwell County, for thepurpose of hunting, fishing' hauling away wood,, straw or )eave* pasturing stock or trespassing In any manner , whatever, under penalty , of prosperity. f irosecution to the full extent of the ■w. - October 1st, 1003. —. • *, Among German*] has become popul 4T - -^ 23L Qn Friday Wr - 8. riharton in the best market Hue with the most A cordial iyelcotne w MISS CAR perfectly Jn *ved fashions, all K A. CAVE. A KINGLY SNAKE. Snake stories are often trihF with niagnifving spectacle* on. hut there i* no exaggeration In this. On Saturday while liyntlng on one of—Me» W. S. M ihis’h pla^a near. VMhaiev Mr. A. T Wgimdrts iliscovered a monster rattie snake,'* captured and carried it home alive. Any doubter can see If there, ca^ed, live feet long and wearing the unlucky tiutr.Jter of 13 rattles. : EniTOR Pxot’LK^— Professor J. J. Snelling, the popu- iinstructor In- music and agent at •Snelling, who' without oonipeusatlon. for tlie benefit of his communitv, l*as faithfully served the railroad and its patron* since the establishment of that agency ha*/just returned from a two weeks’ visit-to Wilmington, N. C., where business was combined with plen-ure. He apeak* in high term* qf the city and its suburban environments and wa* particularly attracted with its splendid appeaiance of the buildings owned by the A^G. R. R. R. and in which Its offices are located. 250 or 300 clerk* perform the duties necessary to th» proper conduct of the splendid system He wa* struct moat pleasantly by the cordiality and hospi tality of the people' with whom he came in contact, and especially with hi* intercourse with the offlciaU'of the road, and it* conductors. engineeCe and clerk*. He met most pleasantly the chief clerk of the General Superintend ent, Mr. Win. Oreecy, who allowed him conspicuous attention and consideration He took up tlie question of the depot at Snelling and after Us diseussion he feels that it will now be built. The road recognizes the superior ad vantage* of &nelliog shipping point and i* anxious to accommodate its patrons there. Mr. Creecv will put the matter before Mr. Royal and juslice will soon be done this thriving little town. ’ . • With Mr. Jno. F. Divine. Assistant Superintendent, he had a ipest enjoy* ble conversation hut regrets nut having -been able to meet Mr J, R, Kenly the General Manager who wa* not In the city, for having been connected with the railroad he wa* anxious U? peraon ally meet allof it* officials and enjoy association with them. He speaka with pleasure of meeting Mr. Sprunt, the grei^t cotton-buyer, w ho wa*' exceed- ingl v cordial and who did all he fipul<] ake his meerlng pleasant and-i)jppfl- TTe enjoyed thlroeeiin breeze* and the sad *ea waves, at Wrlgtrtvllje Bench »nd Ctirolina Beech, each rivaltjhg' the other In magnificence and bospitalitv. In the limited time allowed we feel that the professor lias given a delight ful account of bis visit and has done full instiye to Wilmingion, _ ( Those who know Professor .Snelling recognize in him a man of culture and with whom association is alAays pleas ant and profitable, and in bis profes- slou is a master of mailo. He hat splenilid tale fit* a* alt of his scholars can attest and likqw^te (hose who have had the pleasure of listening-to hta ef forts. " T.Z. COLUMBIA ‘TELE8COPE’ (Extmi) (4— Lirt or GaKKRAL Walkir’s CowrAT or « *- VOLUNTEER VETERANS. . ; OFFICERS: Captain—John Walkrr {aged 57 ’• 62 1st Lieut.—Francis Trottl J 2d L!eut.—Stephen Smith ” 55 Ensign—William McMillan “ 66 laiSefgt.—Miles Riley “ r.« 2d do.— RobeiJ Willis -Ai 00 dd do.—Lewi* Hav 62 4t\«io.—E. W. Wade * ''*• 70 1stCorp’l—‘William Walker “ 56 2d do\-FrlaeI Johnson . 0.53 3d do. AThomak Harvey * “ 52 4th do.—George Bronson •* 53 . White Hickory xgoitt, For tele t>y <- 4 % f * • $M* RwMt.oI .Bagging. Cwne quick before all ere gone. , . i v - .« 8. Krx*noff, ' Barnwell, 8. C. ' - - 1 .1 ( • • V Lands in lease or Wnt. at vory Intr firiega Roe for a stock farm and for melons. Apply |o- > * v t . -V Dr. E. Jj. Patterson. A-; I k* - -At. *■ !*• w i I £• Now.Arrow, 'He* $1.14 per Bundle; Cotton IMcking Sheet* 2Qc. at. . S. Krasnoff’s. ‘V J ‘ * ? \ j f ’ *' • * v •..WW|a, Hickory. Wagon* are n(H«>.d. for .their. Qgltfnek* nud duraltiliy. bold and goaranteed'bv . * p Molalc A Porter. Xj ^PRIVATES: William T»rffeton Brow«i\ Nathaniel Badger Joseph Bryan Malcolm Bowen William Browning Willlatn Bryan Lev;! Baft ley George Boylertoo W(\Hani Barker WllliarfBraxton ’WlHiafn Cain Barnwell A Cohen Samuel Calhoun J>mes Calhoun John Cone Thomas Coleman Benjamin Courtney Joseph Connelly G. H. Dunbar , WiliriHn. Davla John Dorch Allman Dycbea Elijah Davis William Kvana - William Knicka . John 8. Fowrke Law rence Hext Henry A. Hair John Hugglitt ' William Hay .lolm M Hoover Alexander Harden Jonathan Irwin James I). Johnson Thomas Kennerly John Kellog ^ Caleb Klllingaworth Levi Leney Robert Lancaster William Lee Joshua Moody John McFatl Eli Mvrick Obedlah N>vils Owen (kwen* William Owens - Benjamin Owens l.evi Peacbk Jo*eph Parker A. Page Nathaniel Powele ’ George Robinson Hugh Roney Job' Rountree John 8nelHng Josiah 8tallings Nathan Stansell John Smith John 8tnlth-Sr. Perry Sprawls Alexander Templeton. David Williams BLACKVILI.E NEWS. Mr.-and Mrs. Blatt have theslncerest symparhy of the entire community in thelr&reat and midden aorcow .fat ttfe death on Friday morning of their only daughter,* good and bright and pretty little maiden of fopr summers, after an Illness of only twlFNbxx. .She was burled In Augvsta. , —- Messrs Horace E, Gyles and W M;- Felder of Alkeff spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs. A.Bulst is spending a month with her daughter. Mr* H. B. Tbomp- VVAN'rtft). ,, lift to 7^ rtperatlve* to work In Rtayk- VUO Ki.ljtJlng MiHa. * Apply to . * G. W. Green Ji., . WlllDthn. s C, Treasurers Notice. • - ' • ■ ’ . ' ■'•.if- Tressnrer’* Office, Barnwell County, 8. C„ sept. 28th, 1903. live Treasurer’s Office will be open for tlie collection of the taxes levied for 1903 from th.e loth day of October • ntlj iheT5th day of N^O'h 1904, in clusive. .... ,v "The commutation tax win be receiv wHmni MaroL 1st. 190i. * From the l»t day of January 1904 til the 81st day of January ]IM)4 a pen alty of 1 per cent, w.ill de added to nil unpaid taxes. Kroin^the 1st day of February 1904 until the 28th day of February 1904 a penalty of, 2 pvr cent. Mflll be added v r«, all uqp.-.id, tHX*va. From the 1st nay Of March 1904 On til .. f ,v 'T-C- ■>( •• S- * • The great Confederste cavalrv.leader,.FertifSt, eeld that the 1 vhtfKie* lav-in'‘getting there first with the mnsmien.". tn.Bustueas »h«* saane-tactic* kohl gOml and at the commenreineftM 'Caitipafgn of 1903 I beg to a«*turo mv friend* * an-the g-ueral pnrt-tva, that I am now offerl. g Hie CHOU Sect ANl> dOMPl.KTKST etock of * • r - ? . V' 1 «ver gathered under one ronflu. Barn-vvHl County. All were *e lee ted- ciel PERSON AT. CA RE early In t|ie -easop ami before a»y iwlvawns li»i | giving nix-the.advantage of «cciir1ng the fli*t i'h<4ye of the lx>at markets, guaranteeing to my customer* NEW G6oit8 *to1d time price* *■ f ^ JL i '1 - ^ j. I. handle only the •heat *ifd moat healtbftH I xfi wocenes thegoo-u that **w>» ^w* _ I • ’ '•••• n ' ,.vviv*s, robust I'JiUTrep, delighted vlsitora and that reduce the need for doctors servlixa and costly sugar costed combina tions of tlie druggist*. r‘ •« ■ ' " r 1 -' ■* j • 1 A,i ' ; ; • comfort, elegant style and *en«ible eeonomw are unified In Mie handoonse, t bo rough * j V - o /. suit* and genuioely good underwear fitted to all age*, from tlie school boy to thu*e in the riper ye an. In Clothing, In Im*8s*antl Dry Good^ «'"i -11 . ' a/ , favorite* and — yf all Hie new candidate* for their approval |u too great variety, ami beaqtlfiil tu un* design to tie catalogu-d. Special attention is called to a lovely line of WtlAPs. CLOAKS and JACKETS. " the I5th day of March HM)4. a of 5 per cent, will be added to paid taxes. 1 j.EVY. For State purpose* ' “ Constitutional School “ Ordinary,fJounty Repav loan • penalty all iin- 6 Mill*. 3 '• 3 ** lieindexing Records . SPECIAL SCHOOL LEVY. Cedar Grove. Old Columbia' 1 nilD. v Allendale, BarbaTyHtranch/e Black ville,'■ Donbie Pond*. Elko, KdLto. Fairfax. Friendship. Kline, l.ec*. Moti le, Morris, New Forest. Oak Grove Reedy Branch, Selgli.ng. Seven 1’inkfer’a Creek ; 2 nulls. ^ \UImer, Owen’s X Koad*, Crane vaivjiah. Cave, Barton, Big Fork; 3 mills, ' , WWDton; 2! mill*. Hercules; 4 mill*. Barnwell; 4Vi mill*. List of appointment* will be puuiish hed later. E. D. FREE, - County,Treasurer. tn Shoes V 1. ( / ’ '• ' ’ ’ ' ' f .. - l am SUPREME, hav-fug the largest and- best atock within a day’s-ride,-all from the manufactnrfea In thu UnUed S.tate« r -combining the best material and the ttO*CbPbe*4 workmanship ohtiduabla. - T am iiMre-1 can please and profit you, whether vour needs are for the fteld or the bridal procession. T-m* TT ^llSI —. ,, __ „ NOI’jaNS. and tli druher llnei of GEN- 111 JT ERAlr MERrHANDlsE l offer,, fuM -. - "F 7^ . • stork* at price* that will cure the decline In cotton,—Check Homespun 5 cts, Yard Wide White Homespun Sets. , ^ AH. otlier goods proportlouafely/idieap. . . , v * SoHcltlng yoin patrou.-(gv«.ai>d pledging mv. best. efToris to make It tn your ^leSsant-advautHge to call, examine goods n1fd ascertain price*. 1 confidently Await your coming. ■ . . . _ - ^ , , , „. 500 Bushels Genuine pier Oat*. Seed Our will make one-thlnl Texas Oat*. Brvan R 8t. — Allendale t Proof Ap- Own Raising; more than the - FOR SALE. Expecting to move to Hie country, I- | offer for,sale my r si deuce in Black- villa, corner of Dexter and Clarke •Streets, containing seven rooms, beside* kitchen and panfry extension, metal 'roof ; also stable, corn house and bug gy shelter. Lot 150 by 150 ft. Apply to me for ter hi*. 1 E. S. Hammond. GLEN DARE DAIRY, BARNWELL, 8. C. “Vexer D. Tormentor 00. 04.8<i!) from greatest Dairy family ef Jersey* in the world” sav* JudgF Bra bury. Hie famous Jersey breeder of Pomeroy. [Ohio, this animal 1* a tine specimen <d hi« family. UU dam’s official but-4 fer test is 23 lbs 4 ox. In 7 days, hi* grand dam 23 lb*. 5 ox., has 14 sister* giving as high a* 22 lbs. it; 7 days. In dividually, and in breeding, be it at the top. ■ _ 1 * - ’ Fine young bnJL and heifers fotaale. Write for wnat yoa want. r SEWBMtiV COIIEGE. OliarTeredln In5ti. Stands for thorough ••oiiege work.uhlier pn*iliv-e Christian •Ui!lu<-n v iiiffi >it modci hte cost.. "Tuition |I0. Tw.-n’v tiu>iii«Nnd d«*|- “tirrTecitatibn ball in proci ssof erection. NuXt begin* Sept. 23. Address, ■ Go«T. B. (J 1 (liner. |'resident, Newber r v.S. C. ’•'ZT' M. BO- P. IE Ji Dentist, ^55® W11.14840N, - - 8.1 < Will work anywhere in tbe country by special apimlntment. LAND FOR BALK. T**ct or Lax® widitn five mile* of Martin Station on thoC. A W. C. R. R containing three hundred and fffty sev en «eres, dwelling and outbuilding*, three horse farm open, tlie balance in . ■ ■ ' Lt t nortland, with a plenty of wateV, riffs Easy .IfFor inforniatlpb ai'ply to ' , r > Jamks L. -wiBLav, MilledgeviHe, Ga, I^A.VD FOR SALE.. A tract of 142 /fibres' of iapd, three mile* East of BnrfvweH, Is ottered at private sale for the *Hm of |l,400 cash, far below it* value. ^Alioiit 75 acre* are cleared-, .bslange wmsdltuud. Ite- provetneut* consist of gobd dwellings, *nd well, u-uai outbuilding^. It I* a part of Tudor Hall plantalloi Apply or write to Km ®a — - -ffxrnweH, > ’ ' ’ - - REGISTRATION notice. . • • • ■ • • t ^• I The ReJIst ration Rook* aHll be open In the Court House on the Brat Mpnffn.v (sale day) In eactv month diii-lng the .year.WW for the transaction of sueil butitiea* a* is require*! by law. \V. J, Haxlay. . ' V Chainnan. P. D’L. .Black, , \ Secretary, DR. All IED A-PAITEfiSOSl pm dei ■ Allend >. C.’ VT*if* v*Hir lionu est, or wiM nfake enga* fa practice AT 111 ^ J AM Kit F. IZLAR, •t 3. ». • '"I t 1 • . LAE 1(1 K T. 1ZLAB> ATXINHON. ■» -- 1 of son’s sjore at Into, the money drawer taken into field some distance away and $t»6 taken. In hi* hurry the thief over lotfkcd $25 additional money in the drawer. Po,t office property was let alone. On the 8th inat. after a brief Hines* with Whooping, cough little Willie, youngest child of C^pt iW. P. Bailer, closed her gentle eyes in the last long sleep and her white soul untouched by human sin passed, through the valley of the shadow, to the trimher love wait ing with welcome in Gift home where Christ shall keep her safe through un ending years. ' - Thk Pkoplk Is in receipt of the an nouncement of the marriage, at East Lake, Ala., on the 7tU. Inst, of Mr. Thomas Brougham Lee add Miss Cath erine Bradford; (iatigtiter of Mrs. Aiarnette Wood Tarrant, ahd to the gallant Carolinian and his bonny bride we give be«t congratulations and truest wishes for their future happiness and SAVANNAH RIVER BAPTIST AS- - ^ - sociatCOn. The 103rd *e«*ion of the above organ-, Izatlnn will he hefa-wUN the Qaropton' Baptist (’hurch on Tuesday, the lOth ’November, at 10.30 A. M. sun time. _ Introductory-aermoa by E. W.^Reep- le* or hi* slteppate, J.. W. Bishop, Missionary sermon hy W. 8. Dorset or hi* alternate, V 1. Master*. Reduced rate* will be securred for all delegate* and visitor* over the C. A W. C, Kail way at all ststions between and inclu*ive of Augusta app Port Roval. AH the forty churches are requested to send full delegations and their full quota* for State Missions., Foreign Missions, llortib Missions, Orphanage^ Aged Minister* and Ministerial Educa tion. -- The committee on entertainment at Hampton, E. M. Peeples, W. P. Cum mings, W. P. Griffin and E F. Warien,' request all who are coming either hy rail or private conveyance, fa notify the chairnUn, K ^..Peeples. Hampton, S C.. as early a* practicable before the meeting, *0 a* to facilitate the assign ment of hunies. . .... J. F. Morrall. n in Columbik* Miss Helen Davis of Aiken visited Blsekvills relatives last week. Mrs, D. D. Walters and children Augusta are visiting relatives here. Mr. I. K. 8tlll hta bought the J. Strobe! resilience. Blackville elected on Monday prob ably the youhgest council in Hia intemhnu ; G. A. Still: Wardens, O K. Fishburne. H. L. DeMfitt. 8. H- Rush, K. H. Weissinger. II. F. BtiiM con tinues. Clerk and Treasurer and Mar shals Webb and Sweat were reelected. v G. O. F. NOTICE. • I •• t i ■ _ AH Township Commissioners will lieatie see thdt their road*, and alt lirTAgetutider twelve feet wide, are put in good cOndUJon at pace. . Soqie.pf the Townships haveT^UnasmuM-HoP tnoney to thglr credit, and tliWf , %u*t be ex pended on the mad* from whl paid. Please see that the road list*' *ent In anti those who- have paid their j Commutation are checked off in my of fice, *0 tlpit this money can be properly expended; 0. W. Barker, Supervisor. C-Roberta, Jr., Clerk, IZLAR BROl & ATKim, ATtORNKYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Black viiXk, 8. C. Prompt and careful attention to all ousloe**. - ’^Practice in all (;otms, Statt d Federal. . /' Surgeon Dentist. BLACKVILLK, - - - - - "fL well svscT ftafv Mkmtm rillesw - Will be at bis offler In asy and 'facM*t:S«d W.._ Will be at- hhr lh»me eftceliellfaekvMi* cry Friday and eaturdny, end will make sg poinUneuta to meet patient* at spy. of OMf coantyeowns or i-all st tbeir rv«ldaMMi. • 1 ■ 1 atn a full araduatc of. Philadt-ipbia Dental t oikige; hawrbaAwveuiecn years aedte tlral ex pericaru, amt can please you in of work an'dpfice*. T B. fLUS. iTr^ Surveyor and CivU Engineer Speclut attention gl van to the cqm|MM UtWn of water-power*, leveling, aig drainage. ' • v » A poatal card addressed to'*^aii if an* Ho. B.'C., will -eiva prub<pt.attep« tl#o.' . octl-80. If V. F. tillionn, n. BKllDpll ftSak . Calhoun Rev. W. M. •leney is assisting Pastor J. D. Moore this week in a protracted mee ing ig the Baptist-Church. Two services fit's held daily, at 4 p. in. aud at 7t4^1n the evening. ^ - -j Mr. Jogtsi* a fine faced fineinearted. W. H. Dowllftg, Clerk lioceratorj>-' fT* A t()VE LETTER. Would not interest vou looking for a guaranteed Sores, Burns or Piles. Otto padd. Ponder, Mo., write*: ”1 suffered, wl an ugly sore for a year,..buffi, box 1 Hie if you’re 8a|ve for of ■■LI wU it Bucklen’f Arnica Salve cured ttie.^ 1MI the best Salve on earth. 25c at Creech’s Pharmacy, 0. N. Burckbalter’s Drug Store. • ■ .1 1 r I.im I' 1— FINE FARM FOR SAI^B; 423 acres, 2 miles from. Barnwell KEEPING EGGS. Beatrlc j Turner of. California, writ ing In Pract.cal Farmer, gives the fol lowing experience in keeping eggs: Fresh laid egg* were placed tn common pasteboard ^oxes on.end/,4* eggs,are packed, then, 'covered completely with common wtyU.e 'llinuf and stored Ih-w-j cool'bTqQtr Af^er three mopth» they were found fresh and obtfi, and ecarce- ly dlsbernlttle from f/esbly Jxid, egg*. I u*ed co<nman shag boxes, which bolt' about two dozen each, thf ,nuroh»rof eggs.and date of packing beiDg/ivrlUen on the cqVpr so th* first ptekyd could be used first.. Egg# packed In a mix ture of lime water*and.salt are nice for cooking purposes, but sfter a. couple of j nionibs are unfit Tor eating'. MONEY TO LEND. •-j I am prepared to negotiate loans on ipproved farms for five years, partial payment*; Intel est 8 per cent on loan* under li.fKK);,^ per ce!itj.on Joans over $l,0(]b. Don’t write, come ant].see me. J. O. PXTTKKSO.V, Barnwell. S For Sale: i« . Spatdwl-arrwogemsstik hws -bebw by (i'be St. 1 ."ii i» RepublUi i<» fiirnUh old or new subscriber* w ith the pfficUt and authorized life of X ill. This Done great volume In eleggnt t-Htdiiial,cloth, g^t kim), Ink *t*Hipiog k wiuh Ihipafboat of arm*, containing nea.xl v J8H0 page* of text and lllustratious.^Tne work wa* prepared and written by Mon»igiioc O’lUlHy. i>. D^LiT)., D. Lit., official biogrutdierof -- ^h* Pope. . . TUe rvgV)Uraa*1) price of thl* '>-'*ik 1* $2.50. ' Any ona remitting fi'i.ftd will be entitled to eighteen months, KuJiH'rip-. tion to the Twiceot-w: ek RepubHv and a copy of the book. l‘o-iag« prepaid. rhU nff’er isinien t<» new-and old stih: scrihenK' The hook is p glUb, French and Get man and readv for delivery.. Addre** all to TlifiF Republie. f.ooi*, Mo. ‘jr . SU E n 1* - wow ordef* -At Lowest Rites • Strongest Compan*’ CALHOPm CO, —OFFICES THE BANK OF BARNVvi;a| BROKE IXT# HIS HOUSE. 8. Le Quinn of Cavendish, Vt., was robbed of Ms customary bealM) by Jn- vasion of Chrontu Constipation, .When Dr. King’s Nfi*r Life, Pills Jbroke..lotn bit house, bis tropble was arrested and now. heVentirely cured. They’re uaranteed tb cure, 25c ,at Creech’* rmaSy.C. N. Burekbfilter’s Drug . *1 -a. - J*? - r .. - ■ ■»', r Call and inspect the Elaborate show ing of Nev fall Merchandise «t • b. Erasnoff. (or the 75o j8Bit <ff Fleeced un- .Drawera.) fil.8. Bargains ever off- *u*rai ‘Pharu Story. - Desiring to change Investment..! «*fr far far *file the following very, desira ble property 4n Williston Township: Two.well, built cottages jffl rooms each, with excellent ^vells of wster, good garden* and al) neceuary outbuildings, within 350 yards of- Post Office and De pot- • .* • - L ‘A tract 0/ 186 acres, two miles East of WtllDion, with four goo* tenant houses, good hems. - and stab las,. Severn this.tract are in I Hyation. five gut feur years old. EJITAD© 4 fins, Bwtoktsa mules. Di peiutgof hefiltli. godd soolety is sad apursli advanfisgee np tewn lElate bM a better perwoM; ,or a brighter future than WUIlKtftR.A and on an opportunity td APPLICATION' FOR FINAT DIS- >- CHARGE. s * -' ! * . . .. Notice is hereby given that on Mon day thfi 12th day of October 1903 Administratrix of J. M. Gray, deuemied, guardian of Inez WHIianis and Fannie William*, 1 will with Hon. John Probate, and apply lor letters dismis- sory frouiaaid guardianship .. Barat) A.,Gray.. . .. • - - Administratrix. Sept, fith J903 file k. Sueiling, Judge of ' TBABPAS6 3fOTiCE ' ' *1 Pvt** toy Am all j I aftar thia ooklos - to purposes of paasliMt to en and rawejl C- _ r •g, Ashing.