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Y ——*< ^i'i* frtn ., —t. the Barnwell Psoole- ,i"i. J'i] I. rn^ES, EliiHfi P/jp'r. largest cotrsrrr circcl.viion f .*- a pkjh^eui is: rourics. M Oowncrmfc t» MjtrytfcWJ MftkM Attliur 1'. Uotano “ihfr l"»i ;■ I i:aniJl(lHt« for I*ri «i It-n: ” Mtocf yf»r ({ovitnfl tlio of (ignrcriK^ tti(iky by h jr/faiW THUItsDAY. XOVKUBKR 1*. 1«#S. •'Tb» i'iH • ‘ ^ '•s* . _ ' hH.VKR ANI> ( oriOV. !(. ii naiil to !>»• a bNtorff!^ HcX th«A whonever i«llve( i< lii£!> ao U tla* i.trlo*' of <r<tffon, A'dI tin* n'a«mi la n-MKiiia- l>!c. Tiui -daaiHrr. fonliirt*** n»!n|f sil ver ffion^y their atantUril currency nrfl very lai j;e buyer* of <*«ttnn (joraU An 1 n hetT Ihelr ra >nev bav high value they l«lrehH*(r mnre than wlien It 1* dlihurorc I. Sllv.‘£ U now hlxher th» world over tliati It has been in yetr* and the heathen fJliinee Mtui other darker cornpleXionoil people of the Knst are <mt>*eqnentlv idocklngup with --<i?itt«tt jfoe.l*. If that !< a ttne eontett- tlon .\•firanil Africa are to he thtuikbii for tire fact of ten cent cotton. (JOTTOX nlOUvN TAMS FOR, SALE. A hate Of cotton marked J. |<J R., niunhered 1^7.»taudard al*e, 5J inche*, A ^ U»OC, 44 Inchoa iliicfc, wdjthlntUfj? VTOW tlie tlm# to buy Improved pound*, wht» *tol«n from hay iflh hon*e j3l •hHh* cnnh|K Lands ar* cheaper the mo/e logical --o ^ . B'VKh'am hail a i.ardet mw - to liiai' than Gonnau. majfirllty m^ke him 'L , aiidida.i+'? . YOrlitlna|.l ( Kat' y-as 8m-h o ditahlng girl that ovwylejdjr vyomleml when ehc married uuobtrualre mnti who had a «f tttuildcrgtoriua:" llowewr. laaM, ^Uveuce and Kate llastiogs accmcd to ’I'll* hull it In Wnod on Ssfyjcday^by get on well enough,- and eertaiidy Jipt|i the een«M« bureau Tr~1Va»MiiKt»n v<«* MariHifR. It.fut the-ntrudicr. of luile* GOINGS ON’ IN GKO HOT A. Somethin'* new i« always ■happening In Georgia Not long ago a South tteorgla preacher thraAriiiL hi* grown kon in front of hi* church because the Voting man ha/I left tire bind gate out nf the wagon body In .which the family had ridden to meeting. After advice at The fittlier came oiu uf !.liu i;Uurc!i her M as dramatically slain by hi* sou. Next a mo her in the wire grass re gion amused her hahv by pointing a parlor title nt the little Innocent, with the result of a sorrowful fimeral the next ilay. , *7 • • Not to he outdone vectiar.aUy ft N’otth Georgia high selio.d teacher ran away with and niairicd bis mother-in- law. SJEfiKS ■ ION UWCOGN IV-KO. '1 he X’nited States of Colombia is a South Amcileiiu uiihm of Miiall states, for mutual protection, a lit!le ImitH- tlon of <>nr big 1’nited States. l,a*t week the Kepublic-of i^inama withdrew imd-set up in the government business nu Ilk own account. In donhlo quick haste President Roosevelt recognized the aew comer, going hack on the- Northern thretriiie that scces»lon is ini- possiblo. ‘ ^ ' tjuch atreuaodty eomtiiaiids itself to Mr. Roosevelt, and besides he will now- get the Pitnaina cabal t»voperty on his own terms. An I a lltfie trouble, in that direction will divert American at r.tla’.a d tlielr four Huldreu, tUi P.ntce Fayler caiue along and took » fancy to Mia. Hastings. Jhett trouble began. Saylor was a line looking man, vylth •uacthing uggeeswive about kiw that U iualiy id-tvc Ul:n ids pwu way. Gm- evening Kaylet asked Hastings to t o with Uiui-to make a call. Ilast- Itich t ui-m spec tin gly ampled. He was . y, , ® ® ' taken, to tin* liouse of a woman whom fi''m f7s.</,i gicuretia*. j ^ ucr«f!»cen and left-aluiie with 'I'he people who Inve been talking of jj,. r while Saylor exetued himself, and trusting Indite Istemws of this Then.an I rule Imsliftnd rusluHl In and cotton crop will anon have its sh Tt- iu:uke a gTeat ado about catching the ness of ending a» a subject for thought visitor Witl.i his wife. Hastings got and tongue, ' _;.„L • I of omtou gintrttl tui» season uji to October IS h over two million bales lesstlmn the number ginned last year tn tlie s>ime date. . , ’I’fds eensns hiftean strt'einent w«» hast'd on reports reo-ived from tl.il coutity agents tlRo g.,vc the tigiu«ji^ A'GOOD MAN t \ 1,1/ it HQMK. Mr. VV. 1’ Hair died at bis hiHiie ill 1voseiiiar> tn w nab to o’u* the i4rdiii<l,' after a long IIIn**.>,- jjnd, ort the m<x> dnv was laid loru^tiii tJie ‘ , 0!il Ktelil” cemetery. Rev. W. M.’Jone* toiidtot ing the luneiHt soi vfees’ Atid so lias |)>»sscd trmjL-v» is world In o the better ♦nt kafeiy, but the affair came to his wife's ears, in vain he pleaded Inno- eonco, ami nss(*rt'‘d that Saylor had* tricked Jilm. Saylor told a-diffewmP rtory, that was Ic lloved by the wife. *I’»y tills tiino Hastings had got the drift of. Urn 11 nit ter, which was. that Saylor had a*HUit'ed such hh Influence over his xylfe that she was about to Join with him to remove her husband IV a goon?!rue. upright, ii-el'nl man, j , ’. v divorce fa order tb.pnt Saylor liihis wIiom! litc. record w»« w ithout hiemish' i place. Hastings wan crushed. Then Asa iMemtief ol i iipt. .I.AV, 1.1 ncaster’s out cf bis dmiwilr came- action, coiMpsMy, .'fecund Artillery, he served sed t rmiwU i a gouTff ir li the Inst chiisc v\ dl jjiid in ii}1 hisuifter lite he was fatihfnl lotnerv diitv,—He lacked only two days of reselling Ills w'.u.li inHVafone when tire t*«t messen ger came. H» w as, a eonsisisutr ihcinlier of R iSemary elmreh, and tjieivjIn the homre tn tits ir tgTTTxtrhiKiTh-Uv lierevef lie was known he will he missed and inoni mul. • MR4. Kl.f.A JaCasON, . It is with a sad heart wo cbroniclo the death of on* Irlend Mrs .lackson w hn sweetly passed away at her home 1 n WHItstorrMirpr. ttinr, rshe w its i'l I To I' t wo .oioutii s, amt wh ile s’ui so ti ered most lutenseiy, anil her pains extorted m.iHtis, there were no murmurs, 1 rxlie was one of those gtMuUv-H-Miwilish na tures, who won dove Htid liigti resiteet fibiuL.all wlmeanie ih contact, with her. Having know'll tier tor uiahv \eat*, 1 always touml her the same kind de voted friend, su tntl uT 'tlnnrgTifs tor others pleasures ami com forts, ’ AI vy itv * a warpi welcome and a sweet smite awaited t on on enterieg her li uim. nhe leaves .a devoted tin tiand, * .' o son* amt a daughter to mniim tier de picture She w as as a guhling star Hi the famtlv ; Hteir ditfi - riT!Te< of iTfo we c eisliy overcome, while they had her tentinn from home aflatrs amfsnTp the' w isdom fu ittlWTdlRTuT yitTwnlv. to 'decline in Teddy’’s w anlng popularity. TW() WAT^ Oi;T OK Til K MOODS. —* . The desire to get out of A iken Conn* , ty with Its factoi.v controlling (uipnla- Tlon is said to he the reason impelling many good Beech Island, Milverton and ^-It? 11 eii toil people to favor t‘. e creation of ViatuoToud County They f<*el tlfftt the 1 vhange myuld not put theiji in wor**f! plight, l)iit\lt Neems sti an go tiiat they have forgottbu ihe fHyt that Barnwell \va* through the best times ever known the District ot theirJathers. They can Vote themseDcs buck into BarlMju'll . Htid bv short an I simple process put air *nd to all the r t’Oiiblei, In this inat- icrtbeold mot her county has -nothing to M<y. for tliete is i o ptovjtdph (dlaw so far as we ki r>w. tiv w hich *he~enuld keep out anV 'AV'etiotl desiring to be- eotne part ef her territc rv und parta- —X ker of her civiltotioit. iT-Tils dim dang w iTireatens the fits t ure; . if Ifqinfiiond County hr created «m th<* West anHT^distooo tlw*4C:tst the re maining middle sbtjj) embracing Aiketr town tnigbt for self protection liave to vote Itself bkek Into Barnwell, and we don’t want any such calamity to be fall. RETURN INil REASON. To our mind there is a powerful sig nlllcanee In Die ( lection last week hr a ntidslide majority of Congressman. George - M. McClellan,, straight put Bain >.■ rat. Mayor of New York City, Jover the incum'ient Low. RcpulPican ami fusion nominee, aitvl Deyery, a red light imh'pcn lent. It shows, a* we interpret, That the financial centre of tlie Reputilie - waarv of R 'putdlca'i delusions, and marks the beghining af-a rriTiirrTTdTf I hat vulhuoi end until latter day Re- pubfimuiU n i» driven from national »S\ we 11 a* IihmI supremacy. Kor, if its destiniei! in Dcmo- yands, surety the rest of the Not th wHl gather light and courage ’in in so shruing an example. ,ll ajjipmirs tly ns that, the eleelb*ti v *rf this bereaved tamily 'does (he •1>;ow« come, for she numbered~hcr friends tiy’ the score. Bur now her earth!r work is done, and she has departed fWini the shadows ami limitations o! carl'll to ilie joy and libert v’of heavleu. . ' ' ATrieml. HANDY N K M>i "' Editor Bara well i'ei 1 P 1 e i h ■ J V~- 'i I’l ease allow ncspace t«* express (m' < Mi.inks to (’rof Braml and liis aeijPm plislted v\ ile lor . th i eilicient inmner th'V tHUglt’ rmr —Smging ' SiltlVol" e t Ki It'iuDhip Baptla* chu c'h; thcbrdiool closed on Mo-4 li ati. r acu Uats s'to- ceskfnl ItHihi ng tiy lion, . X _ life singing, tu the siipol Was fine indeed, ptp. ion peed '-I all nrese’n | a- th^i h 'si •.•*• [ward i ihi> e uiutv Every.qrnrv.t i In- loii i or more sc ola' d d Well. Come oitt Mr. Kdjtir HU spend a d.av alfDai w hole there Vill h’ teaching for thkcitejaS days and have, it feast of sim'gs. ThaHjlnhool elected Mfss -Ada K'tg r any*CihrMtpIishod to.o-lier and nmnii'la to jiidg;e of-t,hV-!BV*tr aelulhi t aecoV-tH* to -ehaaua's and i nemo.ranees and s V a warded, th*. prixe* as lollo.vs^ 1st to \l j,s Nanev Sanders. 3h i to Mr. Hiram Harlcr. . 1 *- J. K. ’ Y >U CAN NEVER TEI.I,. You can never tell when you do an ad J ust wtiat the resnli w ill In But with every deed you are seed'. ’. 1 hough its harvest.yam mav tmf see; Each kindly act is an acorn droppi* - ! - ' In (iod’s ptxv'tuctiyt* soil; Though you mav not know, yet th. --tree .shall grow ‘ Ami shelter the hrmv* that toll. Yon cab never tell w hat lour thnugltta . will ,1.77' - 1 ti hrlnging you hafcoir love; Kor thoughts .u-e tilings, and tlietraT w Mig. Arc swilter than carrier dovot 11 icy lollow. abisd,, iv oi; i fie nnirerrsTr- Eacii tliiug m i-t create it» kind; And they -sperrr-rr’rrrn lou back , The two inert were monilior* of tlie ♦nn.e l»!ilb. itnd one evening Saylor vrns discoursing loudly to a party of friends, uianopollzlng tlie convcrsatlon. wlien Hasting^ sh f>|ied up to him and said u: :r.\ : . . • ■ - T -- ? “Kaylrr. you are a puppy. You are a thief. You are a coward.” fta y lor pin roil at him. hut made no reply. Hastings drew away and sent .i nirs ege jlo ids euemy That he might as well fuUkl' ig» hi; mind to tight sooner caviller- for he-proposed to insult him every time he euteml the eluh. Saylor Yep lit d ’tl-.at duvling was not In vogue In America. He would pot tight under the oi,d'\ hut if Hastings did not re frain-.ft un his insults he would clias- tls»* biul. To this Hastings rcplirtl that he was arn t'd aisilThnt if Suylcr laid a finger on hiin lie would kill him. Tim ncxfuiglit and the next, whon- *>rer npd wherever the two men met, Uasiinus gave a deliherate Insult, and at Inst It canfe to bo the opinion of the club member:! that Baylor must- take ecmie hotiii* cf The matter or resign. i- -. sowing a rv f;om day to day what emirae to titke. When Baylor was with her slip did ns l e itifld; v. hell hi 1 was ahsent slie he- v-,.mc undccidcth and indecisiou is wear- trig"on any one. She begun to wish Sayl-ve fomewhere else. Wi en Hastings got the challenge that he was. iiuiipntli AVorking for. his reply was ifv.dy.’ hTs the challenged pr.rty'he had Uto c-hoi.-o of torui^JIe .sent a ro ll iy that these tortus were nix i-ham- Ler revolvers, the distance the paces, ih-y I ring t i continue till Isith men wore 1 umrbie lo tire any longer or the chi.mhers of both revolvers were enip- tii' I. Saylor gent a reply that no one could bo expoi tod to fight under terms that m r.nt d ath'probably to dsith .parties, and l'c riuisiderid the matter at ait o,ud. lla-i'a- s spit word tin t death was ex* TicKy' what he inanT aud wl^lt ho wnnid hare sooner’of Mu ter. Then he resumed Ids insults; ' : liy lids time the fflends of both par ties began to get an inklliij as to what -vrtys th* trouble and sympathy went • \rl.li Hastings. Saylor began to look careworn. All his aggressiveness yeas gone, lie ceased to talk-loud and voln- hly. he went about with a Tiadgilog , lo k. NLcnnwbile he had disconlRlued his visits lo Mrs. Ilasfiijgs •'—— ThtU- yam the. Tast,. inault -of - the series. Hastings, meeting fiia enemy in the club, said to him publicly: v‘‘You're a-coward ;uid won’t fight, hut KH--mui:e you light before I get through with you.” TI"* n v\t d.iy Siiyler sent n friend to ‘Truck to to li g Ni w Ym h m»st« era tic' AVnai-vci went out id y-uir inind K la H t o *ii r VVilyp : - ( Pul)!idmd bv feipiest) DANGEKoi;.-, to BORKGVV. Ilasdips to know what would satisfy, 11m. Hastings replied that ho couldl ou'y bo appeasisl by Baylor's leaving th * country .under a written promise noL to eniuhpinteRfe with Mrs. llasf- in .s atnl le ver rettirii.*Then there plHtform «t ttmdock, about Qexbn -At h A reward of farenty-tire dolUrs will he paid bv nlO for information thAt Will ►A id fo rtve recovery of the cotton ami apprehension Of the thief. .....- r --ca——i——' . KiU%' ■- ,»aidot*1iv ' * ■* , -*V- ' TRESPASS N’OTtCB. All (fersoua are betebjr fwtMiJ^len af- ter tills date to enter tipwn th« land* owlfeil or controlled by itn in Bull Pond TownAlp, Barnwell County, for the purpose of huiiting, llshing, haul lug away wood, straw or leaves, pas- ttuiiig stock or trespaaaing in any msriisef whatever, under trehalty of prostvntioii to tho full ektent of the law, • J. P.'.Oray, ’’ _ __ .. Hra./L. 0. Gray, Noy. 3d, 1903. NOTfGE TO DEBTORS AND CREO ITORS. All frersons Indebted to tlie estate vd Jolm J._dohn*i«n s deceas<*d, are re- qntreil <*> make prompt psyment to the undersigned and all persons holding Haims agaiust the said estate will pre sent them, property attte»ted, to me. N . • K. Ralph Johnston,, Qualified Executor. Nov. 2tid, 1903. TRESPASS NOT BUIS. AH persohs are hirvXiy forhiiWen af ter thia date to enter Upon the Inhds of tin?umterstfned, In Bhrekvllle Town ship, Barnwell Gontiiy. Tor the pur* |>0WB of hunting, rtshlng hstnllng a War. wood, straw or loaves, pavtiitiiTi stuck or trespassing in any manner whatev er, umler penalty of prosecution to the full extent of the law. ; ' ' H.G.Dolk, J.L. Croft, II. Il.lbdk, K. II. Ilartxpg, IV, II. Martin, Mrs. Nancy K. Delk. - Nov. 2d, HH)3. TRESPASS NOTICE. Any and nil pereons are hereby for. hidden after this notion to enter H|>on onr land* in Rich Land, Kour Mile A Red Oak ^ T'owhsbips in Barnwell f.nnnt.v for the-purpose of hnntiug. ii*/»tng or trespassing in any manner whatever, under penalty ot |)ro>ecution to tlie full extent of the law. r^-Llmks, P. B. Dicks, K. It. Db ks, L. W. Hill, J.fJ. Bush. Par Mttrpher, 1. N. Eubanks, S. II. Greene, AV. F. Greene, Judson Greene, B- K. Anderson, F. W. Weathers bee. F.eeklel Bing, Jes-e Bush. Then In* oeiit n chaHcnSfe to Hastings. _ No on’' took it upon hiii t si if o r her self to inform Mi:’. Hastings alaiiit the matter., u^id Baylcr. aft(«r au'younclng to I <>r the hr*t insult amlnsserting that in* had luiid mr attcnih.n to tho in- signllioant'huslmud. did not mention any ofThe httcr insults or tlie elml- Tcngo.- She v.*us Hill very much under Sjylor .s itiue11ce, btu was undiwldiHl ._By Snelling, Esq., Judge of Pro- Octoter the 11th, 1908, THE STATE W SOLTH CmOU.l.l, OUtlXTT Qe It a ■ v w r » i In the ProbAte Contt. . bate in Barntseil Gounty. Whereas .1. M. Easterling appliea for Letters of Admiultitrafton on the estate of J. R. Easterling, deceased, • These are, therefore, to cite ami ad monish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to tie and appear befot-e me at a Coc-t of Probate fur the said county to be Hold en "at Barnwell C. H.on Baturday, 14lh day of Novembei, P.KI.T, .U 11 o’Mock a. in., to show cause, if sinr, why the said admiidstrafion should not be granted. / ’ Given under my hand and seaj of the Court this 30th day of October, A. 1). PHt.'l, and In the one hundred ami twenty-eighth year of thir Sovereign tv »ml 1 ndependenee of the United States of America. ^ J K. SNKLLING, , Probate Judge. Published In Trta BaumV km, Pkoi-le November fiili, X‘J03. ■a TRESPASS NOTICE. ' AnV* and All peraons are hereby for- bidd m to enter our lamia in Blaekville and VV i!li*ton Tuwmdiips. hi Barnwell County, for the purpose of bun Png, flsliing Or trespassing ill any rtnanner whatever, junder penalty of prosecu tion to tlie full extent of the law. B. F. Peeples, P. J. Boylston, T-Xl. Peepjes, W. P. Boylston,^ Mrs, W. A. Morrow. II I), Still. “ Rosa RaiTcfilTe, 1>. L. Peeples, “ C. A. Baiiev, . J. M. Farrell, ** R. ll.Jiammond. J. E. Hair, Anna Stewart, W. 1). Blai.k,. ** EL Cushman, J. J. Kav. *• V. M. Cam, W. 8. Mims, “ L. E. Whittle, h. P. BliTuu*, Miss Minda VVooley.J. C, Mattiicws. Treasurers Notice: A iraiij w hoy w as suh.cribe foi a paper sint III -to burrow tin ■ - v>Tctla-«“nieaifs in large ina.isure'the lonkei Tnvrrp-ppifHitdcc nrTfeTnocIII11c 1 ffeCtTMiTiT iiiUsioij/, airdCHlie union of all its > forces again.r, tiie\great His of tlie present and the worse Trouble* o' the * ' future It win be remembered that tlie victor of New York is tlie son of the success ful commander of the Federal forces in the turning tide battle of AmkUgm, who made so gr. at a race for Presi dential honors against Abraham Lin coln, before the storm cloud of w ar had vanished before the tunahine of ; r ' iK»ce. Very trn4. the Kepubllcan candidates In Pennsylvania and Ohia were eleyted by Increased,majorities, but that re sult was reached through the threat and (ear of the return of the condtUon of 1903 In case of Democratic tuccess, and when the West catches tlie light from the East nfere wTll be a relurn of onfldeneein the Democracy, the jiarty of th^ people- m. T Tlie’ biisTness Interests of the eastern country plujnly see the dangers of a coilllliuS’BCirof Kooseveltism, a.uU will rally to' safe men of the McClelWh ran cpminnmf without any- liiff bumble pie the loyal and support of both Cleveland l>ajrVb«K bur. I n .ths fi sen fid’* of like ti*o ecnlioitrical to little boy iojh tski'ii bv Jdjureiglt- lia-t'* ibt ttov fan oyer it 1 I" e* ini I in ten uiiiniles H jx ai rTv . Sim)tDt*r mi)itAffh “ttty- -1’ rtex p r.. ;,i * ti c. | -fii; lanie'f; wli.» ran io his us*istance, anil Tailing to notice^ 1 . •' 1 rl'rtl wire lettce, ran into that, breaking it down, ctiuing a liatHlful ot tlesli • rom tils aiiat'Oiiv and ruintilg a ♦ I pair of pants. The ol | C ow took advantage of the gao in the feoc • and got into the coin Held and killed luraHf eating green corn. Hearing the racket, the wifu ran. up set a four gaflon cliurn full nf TI, h cream into a basket of kittens, drown- , lug the flock. In the liurry she drut • I’ed a |*A5 set of false teeth, rt’tie baby, left alone, crawled through the spit led milk and imo' the par.or, ruining a hrund new $20 carfiet. During the excitement tiie oldest daughter ran away w Rh the hire I man, the dog broke up eleven setting hens and tin* eafves got out and chewed tlie tails of four tine shirts. And (hat such will be the fate of .>m or her who doe* not subscribe to Thk ^WfLS. B1 ickviile. ' LOOKS SIMI'LK ENOUGH. 'T Here.is a problem tliat »sv receiving attention; M. U. J£ sold v tract of land for $500. with Interest ai 8, (H-r cent, to be paid for In three equal an Tiual if it itliueuts. "hat is ti)nVct|ilal annual ptyuie.it? , Who wi.i soify. toe- .problem / ^ . V ■ m.'S'S.gltKT were ii'vbtiMtby* in vvliieh’ shyler fried to got better Priaa, lie failed, Hast ings standing firm in requiring either d aGi or nlisenc *. Finally Bayler ylclil- cd, sj)!d out hii business and went to, England, leaving a paper In Hastings’ lunn’s exonerating Mrs. .Hastings and agreeing never again to see dr eommti- ideaTifTCi'lfjTic'r, ” ' ^ ITiistjng* Took the pnpar hamw, told ids wife what he had been doing and iffrfttYod irt tlie paper, s only astonished, hut cohld not under stand how she had been oblivious to so iiwtcb -rcsoftif ioti^ ih tlib olle man and lack of uuudihess in the other. She wonlil have given worlds to umlo What she u:td done and regain her husband's love. j •‘1 have done it. for Onr ehildreU,'’ h<T said, “You and I will live together as husband and wife for thHr sake.’V**”- - As years rolled by and Hastings be came convinced that there had been nothing criminal on the part of his wife hi* forgave her. Tims was aXumify saved from a per petual hofror.,by tlie resolution of Its hi'ad. It goes to show that a timid man may under a great stimulus be the quintessence of bravery. F. A. MITCIIEL. Treasurer’s Ofllce, Barnwell County, 8^C., Be pi. 28tli, 1903, ; The Treasurer’s ulfice will be bpeq for tlie collection of the taxes levied for 1903 from tlie l;-th dify of October until tlie 13th day of March 1904, in clusive. The commutation tax w|tf bp recem ManiL Jat. Jfllll.. • From tlie 1st day of January 1P04 un til the Hist day of January 19(4 a pen alty of 1 per cent, will de added to all Efom the lot , day of February 1901 until tlie *28th day- of February HM4 n penalty of 2 pvr cent, will be added to all unpaid taxes. From the 1st day nf March 1901 until the 15th day of March HUH,,a penalty of 6 per cent, will be added to ail un paid taxes. LEVY. For State purposes y ** Constitutional School •* ^-Ordinary County Repav loan •• Reindexing Records b Mill* 21 ’• 3 “ s * NOT A 8t,t:K DA-V SINCE. NOT A SICK D; ”1 w.i* token sei ere ev trouble l tried.a A Rro.bi*;tp v.i j. • b . t| UTIriIs ol ii,e i- o t- ur . | me uonutry U as u* >um>: ^rMarv 'tn 2$ years o|^l. M wy l» twice a«o!ii a* Aim whe*i llsrv wase^r-ol.K-jt* jly «uu. A«sr» Iv »lek with kid- Hevtrwqme .1 trie^l. all sorts of medl- Cine*. m>m-of w.hlch relieved fne. One 'lav I -aw an ad,*of vnur EIpctrlc Bit- -r« and det^ytnlned to try that. After taking a few doses I felt relieved, and soon thereafter was entirelyT*u r ed. and have not seen a sick dq.v since, Neigiu SPECIAL SCHOOL LEVY*. CtMUrOroye. Old Columbia: 1 mill Allendale, Barbary Branch, Black—' viRey’-tymbte Ponds. Elko, Kdlsto. FKirfaX, Friendship. Kiltie, I^es, Mon- ie; Morris, New Forest, Oak Orove, Reedy Branch. SelgHng, Seven Pines, Tinker's Crtrkt S',mills. Ulmer, Owen’s 4[C Roads, Crane Sh vannah. Cave. !|arton, Big Fork{ 3 mills. llliston; *2i mlHa, /si 4 tnills. Barnwi ^ rr.ill*. now tliKii they will ever be agabk Only a limfied awmber for saio. It U the only ^safe and *ub*taiulal invest, went. The demaVld 1* increasing, prices are advancing and we can not add rose act'e to tbc nevtd’aJMifiplSr. 11 Is tire firevuittog opinion that "we will never see low priced cotton again. Tbi* mbAnsbigberiwH-cb for the farms Ahat produce the fleecy staple. | I PHev the folMwing farms for «a»e at Very low prices, fi* the wcxt^pUdyv* te~ms cash, or o-ie-fnurth iAkh. bnfaiice in live equal annual iiiatalments, C% inteVest *Hi defeircd payments. This niay Ne yduV last opportunity to kuy a gooil place cheap On /easy terms. AH that tTrfct or tilantation of laiql cmitaining 80 acres, more or les*, bounded on the North by Charttpfctim arid Augusta toad and Wuds of Jolla R. flooten, East by laiKlsof Mrs. 11‘cssi* iX Felder and Houth by land* of Mrs. Bessie C. Felder and West by lands of K, II. it J. 44. Dowling. Also all that tract of latid eMitaining 100 aercs.mon* or les*, boondcrl on the,North hy Umis *>f Annie Price, East by M. J, Brabham, B’Cith bv Mrs. C. Kebler and West, bv lands of Dowling.—ffl On pet acre. Alt that tract of land, 8 '‘uilK'X from Denmark, eotitJiinihg 884 acres, more or les*, and bon tided hi kinds of Ronry Setlgra and J. B. Rountree.—$8.00 per acre. ? All tha't tract o^land, 2 miles from Govati, cnuraftiing850 acres, orove or less, boim«kd wn tlie South by Char leston and Ahgust* road, on the . West by lands of J. B. Z’Wti, oir Tlie Nortb bv lauds of C. A. Aibtius, and •on tin* Ebrst by laud* ..f Mrs Stroma nr, with mill site and all machinery thereto-^ ffeSB per acre. •V H H3 1A.T iTt! All that trdet. of land, known n* A *«t* Mill trwcirRFar Olar.-^-Fl.oo |>er wei’e. —^ • ■ —•—r* 5 — IT a good place near Barnwell. C. H., containing 010 acres.—$8 00 per aef&. 18J acr* * of land in \V|:listnn Town: ship, partly In the corporate HmH* of the town of El Vo, 1 nice dwelling house and herns und stables. Fine clay laud, WraVIy all In ciillTvatlon. muali portion in good pine timber, rents WVtrt Price $1,312.04) /• . • *.• —' - D. S. Hntr place, 1*9 acres, ‘j build ings. Boundaries; N.hv land* of Mrs. Darling Best, K. by Turkey < reek, S. bv estate nf Allen Hair, W. by J.O. Hagood and J. E. Best. ■Pi b;e, $1410 E. F. Wooe t'uil'lingji. iliioi.iiHries : N'bv estate of F. Miller, E. by J< rdan Blanch, S. nV public road to Orangeburg, and IV. by estate of J. Dubcan Alien. ,v , Price, ft.000 J. A. Rohntrre place.89 acres. ] hui!- dil'g. Boundaries: X« A v >y liy lands of S'L, Peace, k, K. bv tand* Icrmerlv owned by J. Sunders ahd Miss K. Rountree^ s. by lauds of Sanders am! 8. F. IIarit r. PtK-c. JHKQ J. C. A Hankfnsnn plarr.tri acres 1 Trmjdlngs. Honndarlc*; I'nirnf the dlvisibtr^of estate of S. Ilnnkio.ofr. Adjotning lands o( M. tV.flrSam BailAyv Joseph Ashley ind Mrs K.i'liijiot Price, $4( 0 Floyd 4 ITanklnson plTcrsvJ^l acres, H bu 1 blings. Bohmlaries; N..t*T laodsYn J. Ashley, E. A IV« by llaukinsovfTvnii 8. by J. Ashley. Price, *lnh Flarley Place—550 acres, 200 ,cleared, balance in w o m) and timber, 2 tenant houses on place, dwelling recentl< burned, 7 miles from- Baruwell Cl'inT H^nse, on pfifiWfTtad; - f '• Bounded by lands of' Wenfhersbce. D1eks»_ Jv* O. pHtt.’'i'.sop, JanMia 'i’illy and K. L. Patterson. - Price $3,500X0 Simon I’riester Place, 820 acres. 4 buildings. Boundaries : N. by lands of Mrs. A. E. Ilarvew and lot Not 5, E. by Elliot Sanders and M. Jongs, S.“ by H. p. Jones,Pot Greek, «t-ai, and \V. liy lands of Mrs. Harley, Rev. Britton anil Hurricane Brunch. , V price. $3.?50 K. C. A W. Halford |>tacs, 159 *crciu 1 building. Boundariest N’» land* of J. M. & J. F. Hajford. E. bv Amaodar Hardin, 8 by Thomas Connelly anti J. E. Cade, W. by Mis* E..C. Owen. .u. ^ Price, $i50 Sanford Place—225 ac.res. nearly all cleared, good clay land, I two story residence, 1 tenant house and barns anil stables; near Elko. Bounded by public road leading from BlackvTIIe to Elko, und lands of 8. It. Hair.’Alice D.' Tbonisoti. Odoip, N, II. Mnnsell. GO to S. KRASNOFF’S, Where you can get more goods for satfle money, same good* for Te»a toth^y, A STRAY STRAW J ust to show bow the bargain wind Is blowing m shoes we mention ;- Men's Patent Leather, fn la^wml Ulf.rl er vlVlr*. tsMV U.r .. U If ( rriD narily. they sell at $4 nad $5 |>er pair* Irtltflorin* tWa Great Winter Hale they will go at $2 95. . • The most celebrated SllGKS “in America are Zelgler , Bros.* and W. L» Douglas’. I have ihc tAcloslvc agency for both of theni.^lnd I invite all to come V ml Inspect the comp tide M'*sk I HuVe on hand. Volt l(now »b.m,. y«0#- parents knew them, and cTert yoiu gtatnipedeaU iivnieir day* coiuldeeed th6m the best sltoca in Amerie*v.- , _ . • aNk. . WINTER VN b (1 Mv stock of Underwear this Ftrii is exceptionally atrpng-. I have khi all grades and all t*olo> s auirtyejighU. Hi'd a*tollishifl*1 y loW Brice*. 'White Merino at 22c, worth 35c. " ?' ' r * * ' • . ileavy fleeced lined at 37jc.' The very th>wg VnU tmjf hVflVy WheVe Mh) for. . Ladies heavy ribl>ed vests 25^,' W ottld l>e a bargain at 40e-. Ladies w hite all-wool, elegahtlv inaJe-, site* 32 to 40 atl»c, the same yod pay ilscvvliere $1.25 , Mens’ and Roys’ Overcoats. r • ■ ' \ ' ' -IT— ■ ■ ti ' —, Now isThe rtm-dn bnyone. pWty tbe right kind and a4 the -rlfbl prieMt AiVw\ iflJ'O, $3:f.o, $8 .Ml. Slii.oo atnl $I2.5«. LEADER IN \oW PRICES. Ciias. F. Oaker* ttEttttvTt SMITlli -COTTON VIREHOUSE ON REYNOIDS. CJKPBELL iM JOKES STS. nUGUSTK, CEORCIH. Cur^ijuniatL* of Voltoti Soia itcd. ALL THE YEAR ROUHD r* ' .' v -X IHILL - TOP - STABLES. tNWELL, - - S- C., ■Jt- Pi ice, $3,000.00 Kknkw Pl.Aex.*—Ill Red Oak Town- ship* !i0 Acre*,. - HAVikxa PkACK.-^-In Red Oak Tow n- ship, lull Acres. Hsri.ky Pr.icr.—In Rich Land I'owtisbip, 6lo Acres.f . -- BA M REHO COUNTY P.rroKns BnimiK Town aim*. . D. II. «t II. M. Rice, pi iri\ l,($lO acres. Boundaries: N. I»v land* of A. C. Free ami J, jt* Free. E- i'V puidic ioai| t*> Bamberg ami Allendale and lamia of 4). II,. Rice, 8; by landsnf D» H. IV.; B. 4 B. P, Rice, mu! W. by lands ol 1). IT. Rice. ' f* 1% Ice, $4,000 AIKEN COUNTY^ II > MMO.V bTo^' RsTlFp r Wilson —150 acres, hounded N. E. d S.-hy Geo. R. Rowell and .U W. Bohfdr omilW. by.Uly ae«aAVii*ptu oiler foF sale , •‘riu; 1{est all ])Ui|K)SC liofSt'R nlul rrmlw» that live, judgment can select end ready mouey^uiy. B-uiggies ANI> "W* agorus- Tlicsc, too. ale n?at your sm vkT in vast VRfietJr nn«l at prices UHdurgroliiid all com petit ityftr fcjev them andjyoti will seek no liathei. Harness. X Harness. An imniense st(M*k of nil guides fYoni th* CHOICEST TO THE CUE A PEST 1 [£yePSepaiate pieces sold. If you need anything from a IJrow Band up or down you can get it nt Brown priced lure. - Faddlcs for afT sTScs and Imth bcxcb* , Lap Bolica for all purposes and peoplu, Whips for plow Before hjiyiiig nhything in the above lines fiotne to lleadcpnnters antT yod-lf he pleased if good goods and treatment ami below par pi ices cun satisfy. , . Price, $750 SUMTER COUNTY. * ' * IT irtsne Plrce, 100 acres, 2 miles from Wedge field. « BoundHTic* ;. \ / A K< ~bcjt** ****' lands oPJ, A vcock, 8 bJ^VVitl aud t.'ui R. K., W. by laml? of II. I,. Mh'dlncn 'J' • , Price, *l,2f«0 Prices reaxcmable and term* easy. AftiTytu J. O. PATTERSON. . Burn wy 11. 8.0, W ANTKD ( Pers'himon, Dogwood, Hickory and Holly Logs, Freight paid en car loads, Janies Cock*hott, CTnirtestofu 8. C. . <■ ,... ..' county ntmentb. 25 1 win he at'— ' ' Wtlllsion. Tne«day, KnvArber 24. ^ Blaekville* Wedn*«da& November bwrs«T mine have been cstred of Rbeu- 1 November. 27r i* ni*ti*in, Neuralgia, Idver and Kidney Atlefldaie. Titewifay, Dtcrmbcrl. troubles and General Debility.” This Is what B. F. Bna*. of Fremo’it, N. U., wGMm*. Only C0e, at Creech’s Thar ni»>;%, G. N. Bucstsoillvr, Prn^gt»l Fairfax* Wedneaday, Robbiaf. Friday, 2. 8. K. D. FREE Countjr Treasnrer CHISKtSTER’S ENGLISH «Cr tv ^ y~:v Ly^Xf*- *t :£S ^jr/ 6 ^< *•**. Always nliuuv. l.a«lle^ wstr nwigyUt fc: r.'l(ICH»9sxa:n M C.XULJWai III aad 0*1*1 nwiottic botrtl, scaled wi h blue rtbton. •U*er. Rrnr.*e*aanf ISMl Riivo ■ . —_ erew* w«Uotl- InktiatlMia, nnvoryr>u»IiO»a»iw, lu sMimr.' fiir ParflrNlor*. Toati- */«l “ Relief for LjM}le«.** la M(*r, i wall. seTeee-iwt'iv -lot*, sold by Wk, . Sail. HKOeeTWl'it^.hO*, IDrUarm*. ORlORw ITSIB-rMI? B^Y HNWELL. s. C. GLENN— SPRINCiS MINERAI WATER. «Q htillv Carbonated m id 1 Qinojar Alee i Tk Best on the Market for Sale By . C. K. Ryan, The Peoples’iPhanMcy. —a ■'irQUai ' i YOTICETt) THE TOWNSHIP COM MISSIONERS. -v.' • . . •v•-■r " “ '* < ^AIl ToVrnahia C mmlssinbera will plcasfe see that their overseer* warn out all liabda liable to road duty, ind work Their ro*d* t eiittlf»g out the right of wav, and otherwise putting It! ill Work required by law, oh their te* apectlve roada. T 4 ; O^W. Barker, ' , —* County Siip&vUut^ II, C. RobcrHr, Jr. O," ' Clerk notice. ai. nver^pra rorthe -ytflr 1908 will plba*e vnd in to tli la offlee at om a their list of hahd* *40$ tlie jr*ar. By Wrltitii a Portal Card to me, yon will rec*Tvh the proper blihks for tlfe pur* post. Doa’t fall lo give your pm Of* flce.l ' - •'■•••• " ; 0» W. Barker, Supervisor, Wi ■ , *, •; M i'a*. Clark. -r*' mk