The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 05, 1903, Image 3
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meeting of Barnwell
ligbta of Pythlna will
l on Frld»I
ull attendance is
erder of
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eSAB, K. R.
< the chain fang will be moved on
fcatijrdav neat to the oli? Peepiee Mill
PUoo bn S^ur Branch, W|U*aton
township-
' O. W. Barker, Supervisor.
». t. Aohefrt, Jr., Clerk.
: PARISIAN ^
Jnat fifty days to Chrlaamaa.
Icdiaa Summer Itif bout brer.
Summer departs with feluctanee.
The candidate grip is met with oc
caslonally.
Jack Frost raised the prfee of cotton
to 10 cents. ,
will
Thanks
Today three weeks
giving Day.
i Prof. W. N. March ant was In town
on Saturday.
No Barpyell pockaili were ^rcked at
LBEN.
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,tytfr Parisian Llnert la the
nicest writing paper ever of
fered for sale In Barnwell.
It has to be seen to be appre-
‘nTHp*- • Dr0 P l a *n d ,e i t a *
snow it to you. Just think
of It! Klee, Parisian Linen
writing |taper, only 25 cte.
per pound by actual weight.
Envelope* to match our
Parisian Linen.
Parisian Linen I* the very
latest thing out In writing
paper. , . .. ■ . .
Writing tablets 8 to 25 eta.
—Composition Books 5 to 10.
efs ,—the very thing for
school children.
Bov Pa per* irom 5 cts. to
♦1.00. —
Solid Back Hair Brushes
from 30 eta. to |2.60.
Combs from 5 cts. to $1.00.
Waterman’s Ideal Foun-
tsili Pensfrom.|2.60toflO.uO.
(Msil Orders for fountain
pe.n* promptly attended to.)
Pocket Book# from 5 cts. to
$3.50.
Ladle*’ Wrist Bags from 25
cts. to ♦3.50.
We carry a nice assortment
of genuine American cut
gUa«, the highest grade cut
glass on the market.
A ful) line of sterling ail-
verware, tablespoons, tea
spoons, knives, forks, Ac.
Also a big assortment* of
sterling silver novelties.
.M What Is the condition pf
yonr ere*? Call on us and
get an honest opinion of the
condition of your sight, for
the next 00 days we will ex
amine your eyes tree of all
charge.
All mail orders promptly
attended to.
Crkkch’s Pharmacy,
Barnwell, S.C.
• TRESPASS NOTICK.
All peraons are hereby forbidden af
ter this date to enter upon the lands of
l! e undersigned. In Blackriile Town
ship. Barnwell County, for the pur
pose of hunting, fishing, hauling away
wood, straw or leaves, pa«turing stock
or trespassing in any manner whatev
er, under penalty of prosecution to the
full extent of the law. —V
H. O. Itelk, « J. L. Croft,
11. II. I>«lk, , K. If. Ilartzog,
ir. H. Harllnr Mrs. Nancy lT
Delk.
Nov. 2d, 1903.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED-
* ITORS.
All persona Indebted to the estate of
John J. Johnston, deceased, are re
quired tu m ike prompt payment to the
undersigned and all peraons holding
claims against the sntd»esta«e will pre
sent them, property atttesied, to me.
R. Ralph Johnston, \
Qualitied Adminittrator. 1 '
Nov. 2nd, 11)03.
TRESPASS
Vk
NOTICE.
All persons are hereby forbidden af-
ter tbia date to enter upon the lands
owned or'controljed by us in Bitll
Pmrd-Township, Barnwell County, for
the puriiose of hunting, fishing, haul
ing away wood, atraw-or leaves, pas
turing- stock or l trespassing In any
manner whatever, under penalty of
f ifottcution to the Tull extent of the
i—’ J- P. Gray, '
Mrs. L, C. Oray.
x
Noy. 3d, IMS. ~
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-On the 1st Insr. between the Molalr
House and my stables, a pair of spec
tacles in a case which I value highly,
because It had been In tny family many
years. Finder tvljl be tultably re
warded Jof its return to
—* *p IL Dunn,
. .. Barnwell, a. C.
the Stale Fair.
George Galletly, of'Florence,
wae in town on Monday.
Every Barn%-en body is glad to sea
Stenogi'Ap’her Byrnes again.
Foreman Richardson And his asso
ciates deserve the public well done.-
Court week callerp are too numerous
to mention, and ail iu clever humor.
Ju<Jge Purdv came In Monday over
the Coast Line and is stopping at the
Molalr House.
W liittieVStables advertise in this Is
sue the largest shipment of stock made
in this century.
Miss Estelle Brown, of Brunswick,
is a pretty visitor among Barnwell rel
ati.ves and triends.
Senator Thomas TaJblrd, a leader of
the Beaufort Bar, came up Monday on
professional matters.
So far this seasob only one subscriber
hat discontinued taking Tax Pkoclk
because of crop.shortness.
^Giever Oscar Patrick, now holding a
position at Klngstree, visited his pa-
reuta here thehrst of the week. r '
Statfstician Gordon A Hagood for
warded h|s second cotton report ferr
11)03 to Washington on Saturday.
Miss Anna Aldrich, daughter of
Judge James Aldrich. wHl be married
on the 20ih iust. to Mr. Huger Hall.
Our good; friends, Captl Clarendon
Black and Mr. H F. Odom, paid us
their annual welcome calls on Satur
day.
Mrs. Loulie LeVin and daughter,
pretty Miss Nathalie, of Orangeburg,
are visiting relative* at the Halford
House. -
Divine service*'’ in the Episcopal
Church Sunday morning, ffith Inst.,
at 11 o’clock; Btthop Kitison Capers
olliciatiug. Puhlio '^ordlaliy- Jftvited.
The County Teat'hers Association i*
Uftneet at Barnwell on Saturday next
for the purpose of raurganizing. The
teachers should all answer the roll call.
Mr. P. B.Jyade presented to ut on
Monday a huge specimen of the “poor
man’s potato,’’ which he pronounces
the best grown, both -in quality and
quantity.
Miss Fairy Holman, daughter of W.
A". Holman Esq., a (Jonver-e student,
has written a story on “College Life.”
which is highly praised. It will soon
be published. ”
Barnwell County land owners Hris-Jn.
the lead of the State In the protection
of game birds from extinction by pot
jtnM professional hunters. They are
alwajWRhead to right doing.
Dr, CharlesXtexanr-, who lived here
for aeverat rears, diert-aiwMjyily in Pen
dleWn on the 27th git. In his 05th year.
During the war he was assistant sur
geon of the 3rd South Carolina
Mr. W. M. Templeton died on the
24th ult., at hit home near Blackvilie,
leaving, a wife, thrap daugbtera and
one son to cherish the memory of the
devoted husband and affectionate fa
ther.
Invitations havw Wen Isvtted to the
marriage of Miss Anna Dunbar and
Mr. CbarHe Milton Turner, November
17th. at the residence ot Mr. and Mrs.
Algernon F. Otis, 450 Walker St., Au
gusta. /
M+*a Rebecca Brow;n,-of Brunswick,
was the guest of Mr*. T. S. t v 'ave Up^
tirst of this weel^ The many iri'tnTs
of this st-complistieTyoung laifv sere
delighted to havw her 'among them
again. —r-— '
Five candidates for membership in
the Barnwell Baptist Church were im
presslvely baptized in Turkey Creek
Sunday -afternoon by Pastor J. t>.
Moore, in presence of a large and rev
erent assemblage. ,
The Hammond Connty election has
been ordered to lie held December 15th.
Gen. M. G. Butler is tea-ding the forces
favoring Its creation, while Ex-Gover
nor John C. Sheppard D chief attorney
for the preservation of the union.
Tonight the Pierce*, Society Enter
tainers, will delight>11 opera goers
with tk« most enjoyable entertainitfent
of the season, to date. They have
given unqualified sail*faction~Ht every
appearance in their typurs, from the
great Lakea to the aub-kUaed South
ern sea.
‘-.Blackvilie, S. C. t Oct. 25th, 1003.—
Mr. L&ton McDonald lo^t hU dwelling
•house am) P^rt of its contents last
Tuesday Right by Are. He is a poor
and hafd working farmer. May bis
friends help him in his heavy loss.
(The above reached us Saturday
evening, 3lst ult.—Ed. Pxoplb)..
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COTTON STOLEN, \
- A bale of cotton marked J. L- E.,
Numbered 127, standard size, 51 Inches
long, 21 inches thick, Weighing 527
pounds, was yolen from my* gin liouse
platform at BAldouk, about October
25th
A regard of tikenty-flre dollars will
be paid by tab for information that will
lead to the recovery of the cotton and
apprehension of the thief .
J. L; Ellis;
Baldock, 8. C.
OTRANtO NlSWS,
Mist p. A. Wbodi bal returned front
Black Creek, Ga :
Mr. and Mr*. D. H. desterrelcher of
Eden; G*.; hath been okef oh a tisit to
IwlatiTMAnd frliailS. . , >
. A few days more of fatorable wea
ther trill wind a* gathering the terops.
. The Barton ichebl hoitle IS Whig
built. One mile vfeM or tile depot.
. Mr. W. JL Beet tail tiro gtbwti foxes
In • high-; rz _
Mr J. J; OtkePS; #5 «ke So
learn, A III SOOh moke to AUettdsle,'
A new bnUllo toad wilt soon bed
fed from Barton td Bhddeii pdsto
. -l. R.
ii
ce;
bALk t)Air.
Quite
orowd, but riot as
— _ - . 'K....... ^., was (n
60 Monday; All bhuight the
tanie news, that Von gathering u
itdi ovefe, aid ihfe cotton }ield diuch
large orlireTyialii old^ltoes,
m
■wiuw
Number a of field hand* are making
contract* for next year. 7
. The way te get a nloe wife la to be
rich or a good football player. r . ^ '
II K^Oyles Esq. of Atken is In at
tendance upon (he court thi* week.
There has be^n frost enough to kill
the Hessian fly, abd smallgt'allLCeu b«
safely sown. , M
County Superintendent Jonot and
R« y. J. D. Moore Are tfoing good mi--
sionary work with the country school*
this week.
Cotton weigher* st several leading
shipping point* tril u» that iyce>ptr t>>
date are but little over hall of G*t
year’s, and fanneis from all direction'
report the field* a* tiare, gin housv*
empty and little stored In the countr-..
M r,C, I*. Uigrs o^Dunbarton brought
its a treat of tooth*STne and tender new
*qiii«slies—the last row* t»f Biuntncr • -
Added to Farmer Molair’a fresii nwtl-.
ton corn and other -substantial* and an
over-abundance of delicacies they g*\t
us the best October dinner fn the State
;*i>r. F. F. Carroll, formerly of Mid-
way, fed at Ida home In Aiken on the
26th ult. in the 74tb year of his age and
was buried in the Reynold’s cemetery
near Blackvilie. He was a flue type of
the fast.disappearing old school gentle
man. He left surviving gild loving his
memory bis wife, three daughters and
One son*
At Aiken Court last week B. F, Bn
ford, white, charged with the murder
of Larry Blackman, colored, was found
guilty of manslaughter. JL C. Hoi
man Esq assisted the Solicitor in tlrC
prosecution. ,
Judge Purdy sgTTtthiceil Rtjrord to
ta;elve years in the petiitentiarv. As
he is 52 years old the sentence isequiy
alent to a life term.
On Saturday night Mrs Farley Swell
went hunting with several friends in;
Ned’* Bra nidi swamp, Bennett Springs
Township; The dogs had treed »,r»o
coon and while the hunters were, talk
ing at the foot of the tree MTr'Swett
fell forw-ard on his face, dying almost
instantly.
Magistrate'K, 0 Brabham Eeld ibe
inquest, the jury tinding that deatli re
sulted from Wart failure.
Mr. Swell was a very worthy young
man, about 30 years of age and unmar
ried.
Special Drive in
shoes tlii* week at
S.-'ttrasiroff’s.
THE GENERAL SESSIONS. . v '
The Fall,Term of Court opened on
Monday morning, 17 grand and 83 petit
jurors answering the roll calls.x
As is the established custom at this
term the charge of the Presiding Judge
covered briefly the cases lot trial.
TRIE BILLS.
Henry McCreikry—Entering house
w ith intent to steal and larcany.
Paul Bradley—Grand Larceny.
Will Pinckney—Murder.
George Childs—Entering house with
intent to steal.
Jake Young—Entering house with
’Intent to steal. —
-Jake Young—Entering house with
intent to stefti.
Jno Griffin —Rape.
Thomas McCoy—Assault and battery
with intent to kill.
Cases Disposer or. •
.John McCoy and Joseph Brown,
charged with buying seed eo;ton with
out license and btiving seed cotton af
ter dark; McCoy guilty on tirst count.
Joseph Brown not guilty;
John Henry Sanders and Daniel
Grant, guilty of car breaking and
larceny.
Jake Voting plead guiltr, sentenced
to six mpntbs at hard labor or a fine of
fifty dollar*. ~
«PAU! Bradley plead guilty to charge
grand larceny, 3 years.
John McCoy—one year at hard labor."
Henry Black, colored, of Bennett
Spring*, the welt knptvt) horse racer
had a close call recently in Georgia.
He and a negro brty were in a box car
withacnuple of hone* huhr Atlanta.
The car caught oii' JlYe, according to
theiraccount, from a hot box Their
efforts to put out the lire failed and
they ju!n|-fd from the car. Black had
a leg broken;. The boy escaped with
burns. The horses were burned and
Black claims |20,00<1 d«“«geS'
A farmer of our acqnalhtahcc sold
last week forty turkeys for forty dol
lars. It took a good deal of trouble to
raise them, but he had nothing Ao pay
ont fof thfeir.fobd Or care, so the ihbq; y
reetflved was prretkally diear ga
Besides he did a lot of boh Work iu cot
ton and other crops.
. To'Clear forty dollars In eottOqhe
would havfi hid to make three bales;
so the odd* was decidedly in favor of
the turkey crop ha a labor saving,
money making business. t
The Quarterly Conference held In
the Methos!tat Church was well attend-
. e<l knd gbrtd reports came from all the
“ ehergea. The sermon* o'ri Saturday
; I And Sunday by Presiding Eider D*r»
gab were greatlr enjoyed.
The Missionary Rally Sunday evert
ing exceeded promise iii performance
and the children were all es|»ecially en
tertaining; fiMcf and singularly ap-
prOpriate addresses wfert msdfe by Rev.
Mr. Wilcox, of the Presbvterian
churh, And Prof. G. Marshall Moore.
' GRAND JURY PRESENTMENT.’
State of South Carolina, i
'Joluity of BarnjN vjl. / 4 .
tn tfflr'treneral Sessions. '' .
To His iior.ftu Jl. 0, Eurdy, Pre
siding Judge .
The Grand Jury respectfully nuib-
iulls this, its tinal Presentment, for tlie
present year:
1st. We have passed on all Bill* sub
mitted to us l>y the Solicitor.
- 2d. We have examined the office of
the Couuiy Supervisor and found that
It has been satisfactorily kept.
3.1. A* far'as our limited time has
permitted we have examined the offices
of the other cduuty officials and have
dltiou. and recommend that a conipe."
tent occountsnt be employed to make a
closer examination than our duties
have permitted.
4th. We have visited the Poor Hobae
and recommend that the manegemcrit
and control of this charitable ssustltu-
tion be transferred to the County Str
pervisor, who shall employ such as
sistance in the way of cooks, nurses
and superintendent as the need* of the
inmates require, and that our delegi
lion ioLlhe General Assembly be re
quested to secure the legislation neces
sary to carry our recommendations In
to effect. X- 1
- 5th. We have appointed a committee
to confer with a committee from the
^Gopnly Board of Commissioners as to
lb€;jU;Ppo*ltlon of that Board that the
Poor HouSo te removed to a'greater
distance from the county seat.
6th. We recommend that seats for
witnesses before the Grand Jusy be
placed in the lobby, by the County Su
pervisor-before the next session of this
court, -u-
/We are assured fey the Supervisor
thatj^he necessary Improvements for
the accommodation of the jnrors will
be made at onee. •; l -^:—“
For the courtesies extended ut by
your Honor and the officers of the
Court we return our sincere acknowl
edgements, and we trust that your
Honor may long be spared to hold the
scaltes of justice with even band and. to
maintain your place among the dis
tinguished jurists who have so honored
uch of South Carolina.
Respectfully submitted,
L. G. Richardson,
Foreihani
At the hour of going to press we had
hot fliiished setting np court proceed
ings add will continue them next
Wfcek. *
*ipectatt>ns.
UUlfeD
property told brtaght a
Thfe
, f Tba bode >aW opeabd fof thfe first
>15 fill, fettt theauemiaocw *a*
aad tha traosaeiiond lew and
1 will receive at Olar, S. O., ori Mon
day, Nov, ilth, one car of hor»e* and
mules and It will pay all prospective
buyers to tfee die at once. , .
, C. F. Rizef.
full and «p to datfe line of Ladle*
and.Misses Jacket* can be found at •
». Ot hrasu off’s,
A Goljclcn Opportunity ptcBcnted Uielf to mcr,
I quickly, gfadly gasped it; Now I offer 10 divide it
witli my fi iVnds and cu4tomei‘s. Here it is:—
In my business life I have handled ns much superior
stock as any dealer in South Onrolinn, hut never before
have I bee it as well satisfied with any purchase I have
nittdeQis this ^
Last, Large, Lucky Deal.
“■* Tt is undeniably the,Rest Collection-of Pii*st Glass All
Pujjjpo&e-Stock hmirght into the State within my TecoH'cc-
tidr.; equalling in ‘quantity" £nd surpassing in quality a
State Fair Display. •
The Special Attention of all persons needing
stock now or next year is called to the fact that in buying
at genuine wholesale I luOve secured
Bhip ROCK PRICES
that smaller dcaleiXffTe barred from, and this advantage
will be generously shared with every-individual bu}’cr
from me. 1 x~ X~
A whole neivspaper would not approach justice in any
attempt at description, so yon are cordially asked to come
and see for yourselves. ^x"'
^ - ^ - —— - —Z-** ■ - ^ .
Delays arc Dangerous!
Prices may advance, they are sure not to be cheaper,
and later in |he season the best stock will all he sold and
the put-off buyer will have to take what he can get.
A word, to the wise is sufficient.
WHITTLE’S BTABLES.
BLACK VI I.liT, S. C.
. arc iinitnd in the handsome, thorough -wr«
. 7 suit*.and genuinely good underwear tstod to
all ages, from the school boy to those in the riper years.
tba ladle* will
And all the ohi
all the new candidate* for tkelr apurovaf In too great vaiilety and beantlfal !<(
design to be catalogued. Special attention is called to a lovely line of WRAPlK
rfCLOAKS and JACKETS. . ; ,
TRESPASS NOTICE.
*K
Ail perten* are hereby forbidden
after this notice to enter upon Sher
wood Pltntwtion in Barnwell Town
ship. Barnwell county for the purpose
of hunting by dsy-qr night, gathering
or carrying away wood.straw or leave*,
pasturing stock or trespassing in any
manner whatever, under penalty of
prosecution to the full extent of the
Isw.
20th. October 190.3.
BUTLER IIAGQOD.
TRESPASS-NOTICE.
-A-
Any ami all pereons are hereby for-
hidden after this notice to enter upon
our lands in Rich Laml, Four Mile A
Red Oak Townships id Barnwell
County fo^ the purt>o*e of hunting,
tlahtng or trespassing In any manner
whatever, under penalty of prosecution
to Che full extent ot' the law.
I. . F'. Dick*,
P. B. Dicks,
FT II. Dicks,
L. W. IlHI.
J. C. Bush,
Pat Murpliey,
L X. Eubanks,
S. H.Gteene,
W.'P. Greene,
Judson Greene,
B. F'. Anderson.
F. W. Weatherabne,
Ezekiel Bing,
Je*»e Bush.
October the 11th, 1003.
- TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are hereby forbidden af
ter this date dumter upon tlie lands of
tiie undei»lgned in Williston and
Barnwell Townships, Barnwell county,
for -the purpose of hunting, fishing,
-hauling away wnpd, straw or leaves,
pasturing stock or trespassing in any
manner whatever, untier penalty of
prosecution to the fuH-exteut of the
-LaJ*. .. ,
9th October 1933.
B. F', Drummond, D. M. Johnston,
K. R 1 . Johnston, F. N. Hair,
W. H. Hair, M. M. Hair;
L. T. 'Villiams, L. P. V\ illiums,
Mrs. T. E. Turner,
Mrs. V, A. VVoo-lward,
Hattie Williams.
0—(t)-,.i; --
FOR SALE CHEAP!
the
A RUNAWAY BICYCLE.
Terminated with ati ugly cut on the
Itg of J;.R. Orner, Frabklio Grove, III.
It developed a stubborn ulcer unyield
ing to doctors and remedies for four
tear*. Then Buckled’* Arnica Salve
cured. It’s just as good for Burns,
Scalds; Skin Eruptions and Files. 250,
at Creech's Pharmacy, C. N. Burokhal-
ter; Drdg Store. ' ■ i
NOTICE.
Entering upon, hunting or trespass
ing on my Uml* in Blackvilie Town
ship Is stcbstly prohibited by me.
, . . Laura ▼. Baker.
Kfey. i t 19W;, v v
Twa Registered Jqrsey Bull Calves,
solid color, both grandsons of Princess
of Dorset, whosts official test is 35 lbs., 1
oz. of butter In 7 days—fourth largest
recerd^over all breeds In the world.
Also; k ire registered bull calf, solid
- - ■ ^ —’—• •»' ■
color. ■SB \ ;
As I neet! stable roem wiii sel.1 these
youngsters very cheap considering
tbelc breeding, pedigrees furnished.
GLENDALE DAIRY,
Baknwell, S. C.
r
state of South Carolina:
NOTICE-is ijefeby jjlyfin by the un-
derslgtmi, and'his associate*, desiring
to incorporate a new County in s^id
State,-out of portions of tbe present
bounties of Edgefield, Aiken, and
Barnwell, to he known by this name of
Hammond, or bv such other name as
TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION.
A meeting for the purpose of reor-
nilrit g the Ptrii* < II ( rurtty Tnrvii-
er* Association, will he held in Barn
well on Saturday, November 7tir at 11
it CfOCk. -.
Officers will be elected and addresses
made by several well known teachers.
Music will be one of the ihferestii g
feature*. All of the teacher* of the
countv sre expected to he present and
take part in the proceeding*.
W. H. Jonea,
Co. Supt. Ed.
(3t)
Ot e and two horse W’bite Hickory
Wagon*, For sale by
Molalr Ar Porter.
Lands to lea*e or rent at very low
prices—tine fpr a stock farm and for
melons. Apply to
Dr. E. L. Pattersop.
W'hite Hickory Wagon* are nmed
for their ligiitness _an_! duiatuiiy.
Sold and guarantee i tiv ’ • •
M ialr A Porter.
Black*
WANTED.
50 to 75 operatives to work in
ville Ki.IttTngTHfflrr
Apply to x
G. W. Green Jr.,
W’illisSon, 8. C.
APPLICATION- FOR FINAL DIS-
CHARGLET
Notice is hereby given that on Sat
urday, NoVtuiber iith, 1903, tliejunder-
signed will file With theTFrohale J edgy
•if Barnwell County her flna!. report as
Administratrix ^pf John Zisnett de
ceased, and apply for letter* disnals-
sory. 7
Mrs. India Zissetf,
,. . Administratrix.
November 14, 1903.
Treasurer’s Notice^
—7~tz : "
Treasuvn^’-s Office, Barnwell County,
S. C., sepl. 28tK^ 1903.
The Treasurer’s Office wlll-be open
for the collection of the taxes levied
for 1908 from the Ifith day of OctobeF
until the 15th day of March lt)04, In-
eiusivfe.
The commntntlon tax will be receiv
ed until March 1st. I90f.
From the 1st day. of January 1904 un
til the 31st day ot January 1904 a pen
alty of i per cent, will de added to aU.
unpaid taxes. From the 1st day of
February 1904 until the 28th day of
February 19(>4<a penalty of 2 par cent,
will be added to all unpaid' taxes.
From the 1st dst of March 1904 until
the 15th day of March lOfcL..^ penalty
of 5 per cent, will he added to all un
paid taxes.
LEVY.
—Clark Street,
OPPOSITE POST OEFICB,
The grest’Confedarate cavalr? leader, Forrest, said that the secret of wtnalnft
victories lay in “getting thferq first with the most men.”
In Business the same tactic* hold gontlaud *5 the comWietx'efhent of the ft
campaign of.HKW I beg to as*ure mv friends and the g«ners) pure basin,
that 1 am now offering tWCHOICEST AND COMPlKTKST stock ol.
GEISTERAL MMRCTI AT^DTSlij
ever gathered tinder tine rppf in Barnwell County. ATI were selected with spa-
••lal PERSON AlidARK early In the season ahil beforp any advance In prharVl
giving ms the advantage of securing the first choice .of the host markets, and
guaranteeing to my customers NEW GOODS at old time prices.
f'i'WaX'AyxwWS A-. 1 handle only the best and moat healtbfnt
All IrrOCCrlOS f °Fd»; the goods that tnaae happy housn-
^ . —• wives, roltust children, delighted visflori
and that reduce the need for doctor* lervices and costly sugar coated combina
tion* of the druggists. i . f 3
cblnfort. elegsnt style and sehsfhVe eponoasg
ich* nmdq
lii Dress and Dry Goods
Tea 1 feniHypREMK, haylqg,t|>e,llrgest and beat
All IOllOv/n w Ikldn a day’* Hiffe, all from the manttfsclories In (be
United States, combining the best material ami tbn
most honest workmanship obtainable. | am sure I can please and profit T<Mi,
whether your needs are for the field or the bridal proceasion.
Hardware.
*7 Stocks St prices that will cure tbe tfMllM
in cotton.—Cheek Homespnb 5 cts, Yard Wide White Homespun ScU.
Ail other goods proportionately cheap.
Soliciting yonr patronage and pledging my belt efforts to thakfe Ik to TO«r
pleasant advantage to call, examiue gopds and ascertain prices. 1 eohfidentli’
await your coining. -
MONEY IX) LEND.
I am prepared to negotiate loan* on
improved farms for five years, partial
payments; inteiest li per cent, on loans
under fl.000; 7 per cent, on loans over
♦ 1,000. ■ Don't wr^td; coma and see me.
J. Cv Pattzhson',
_ Barnwell, 8. C.
DR. JNO. P. LEE, JB
Dentis^,
VfejLLlSTON^ - - C
Will work anywhere in the countr>
by special appointment. — —
• LAND FOR FIaLK.
Tract or Land wLhih five mile* of
tl srtiu Station on thcC. A W, C. R- R
containing three hundred ami fifty sev
en Here*, dwelling and outbrlldlngs,
three,horse farm open, the balance In
woodland, with a plenty of wateK
Terms Easy. For information apply
ro Jahks L. Mulky, X
* BiilledgVvHle, Ua.
LAND FOR SALE.
REGI8TRATION NOTICE:
The Registration *111 hf t»|Wn
In the Court Ifdnse on the first Monday:
(sale day) in each month dlitlng.Ula
year 1903 for the transaction of suen
business as la required by law.
W. J.
IVD’L. Black,
Secretary:
tan.
DR. ALFRED A- PATTEKSOKf
)OENTI8T| ■
Allendale, S. C.,
Visit* yonr home by reqnqsi, ,or
make . engsgemot)ts ,to
AT H18 OFFICE
Dr. J.H.E. MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist;
blackviLlk. - - - > 1*4
Will be st hi* office In Barnwell every fifelj
day and.Tneetiay and Wcdnewlsv foifew^
L Will be at his Jione.offivt in BUckrtUeef-
ery Friday and KaUirday. sod TlVljltl
polntmenu to roei>t paticofs at any « iB
county town* or call at theft rcsfdenceo.'
1 am a fulFcradoate of Philadelphia Banff
College; have i<ad severiteen yean activeprya).
tfcftl experience, And can pieaee yon Ik dSUm
of work and pricca.
A tract'of 142 sere* of land, threw
miles East ot Ktlrnwhli, |* offtd^d at
private sale for tiie sum .of IMflO cash,
far below its value. About 75 acre*
are cleared, balance woodfantL Im
provement* consist of good dwellings,
and well, u-ual outbuilding*. U 1* a
| part of Tudor lljil.l. plantation,
Apply or write to
^ Emma Nix,
Bsruwell, 8. C.
mayhedeterml^dupouAt jM eleetion, t tra a TGroW
unrl v\At 11 irxti i n r i* a«A rvr A t K u f tha» ... . . . - . 7 ....
and petitioning for same, that (he pro
posed County line in the County of
Barnwell will he as appears in the fol
lowing statement of the boundary Hues
dt tHfe tntire proposed County :
Beginning at a point on the Savan-
Klver, Edgefield County, known
as Scott’s Forry. running in a North-
easternly direction up tba ferry road,
two and three quarter miles to Stevens’
Greek; thence in a North-ea*ternly
direction four and one half miles to the
Martintown Road at Grafton’s place;
thence in s South-eastarnly direction
eleven miles to Old George May’s place
on the Aiken County line; thence Iri a
Sou til-eastern ly direction fifteen miles
to Turner’s place, passing one' mile
North of Bath, and ope half mile South
of Longley; thence in a South-exlterniy
direction seven and one half miles to
Millbrook; thence In a South-easternly
direction ten miles to Hawthorn, near
th« Aiken County line: thence in a
Sotithernly direction five miles to the
Tdsd from Beech Island; thence in ;lft
Basternly direction along said toad
seven and on* half miles to Four Mile
Creek. Barnwell County; tbem-wndong
said Creek seven miles to th« Savannah
Rivar: thence up the Savannah River
to Scott’s Ferry, Edgefield County, tin
point of beginning. . . , . .
(Signed) A. M. BOATWRIGHT.
As Secretary of Incorporation cpnimlb-
t*«i, irtd focattid Id oAhaif pf iir other
pouttouef*. •*
For State purposes
,*i Constitutionsl School
•• Ordinary County
’* Repay loan
Reindexing Records
5 Mills;
3 ••
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SPECIAL SCHOOL LEVY.
Allqndale, Bsrbary Branch, Black-
vlilfe; Double Ponds, Elko, Edisto,
Fun fax, Frietldship. Kline, Le*s, Mon-
fe;—Morris, New Forett. Oak Grove,
Reedy Branch, Selgltng, Seven Fines,
Tinker’s Creek: 3 mills.
i’i X
Roads, Crsn* 8a
Barton, Big Fork; 3
>X*-r
JAMX8 V. IVLAR,
J, ft.
LAURIE T. 17.LAB,
ATKIXtIOX.
IZLAR BROS. & ATKINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORB
AT LAW;
BLAdtWtLL*, 8. C
Prompt and careful attention to all
business. Practice iu all Courts, Stale
and Federal.
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E. D. FREE, '
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NOTICE.
Ail TWnshjp Commi**loners will
plfeaie tee that their road*, and all
bridge* under twhlve feet Wide; are put
jn good condition at once. Some of the
Townships,have Cwnmutatlnr mom -
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APPLICATION FOlt T’INaL DIS
CHARGE.
Notice UWereby given thaton
day tbe 12th day df October. 1903 as
^JiUinUtratrix of J. M. Gray; defeated;
guardian df Ine*. WilHams and Fannie
Willlains, I will.file my final ret
with l)on, John K. Sneliing, Judge o
Probath, and apply, fof teiters dUmis-
sory from saldj^uardisnship:
. X. Sarah A. Gray;
. , ‘ Administratrix.
&i>t. 4Ui 1903;
“Trespass notice
Any and ail persons are hereby for
bidden after this notice, to enter upon
mv lauds In Rosemary and WUIUtoa
Townships in Barnwell Connty for the
purpose* of hunting, fishing; Or tress
passing in any manner whatever,under
penalty of prosecution to thfe full fig-
tent of the law;
^ -*r, vr t.3hUtt»S
SfeptemfeerStb, 1904.
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THE feANK OF BARN^fiU
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