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^ ; V fc- '' ' \- l\ >N \: -The Barnwell Peonle. Ha' W. HOLRES, Eiltorl Prap'r. URtiEST COUNTY CIBCULA1ION' TIIUR8DAY. NOV EM BKR Wvm j„y 1 — A CoiiVtsntion.JwiltinK to _ttie Introl- icrntion of farw Uborom from Scotland waft beld in Columbia laat week. Without any »le*irc or Intention to 'throw cold water on the movement we *nprge«t that with eijual effort and In- dneement Whiter and quicker renults ootiid be remdieu 'by mUalonary nhrk • 4nr the cotton mill town* of this istate. K w INO W' COTTON’S WINGED ENEMY. . The mlouanes* of the altuatlon In Texas was shown by the attendance of • .Over 500 delcKate* and 2.«0p visitors Upon the National Boll Wee#II and •CtVtton Cohventlon held week before la«t Ip Dallas, Texas. There was much speaking. Seere tary Wilson of the Ddlniftment of Agriculture at W ashing ton did the most ImportanvtHlking- He had spent a week In the State studying the situa tion. He stated that the government of the United' States had expei ded $100,000 this year In experluTant il ItjflJls against the boll weevil wltbrutt finding any elfecilve re,me(rfv. He con demned Texas methods of agriculture, saying that under its present system, or lack of system, all the money in the Vu UotTSia r^iTiLeamji^^Q u 1 d ■, uuT terminate the bell weevil, die predicts that It will cross the MIs-iasippPTvTver and spread all over the cotton stated. Secretary Wilson has bought th v oe hundred tons of early cotton sceil In North Georgia for distrihyytOB among the Texas farmer*. The boll weevil does not attuejt early cotton, and by plaptlng^the quicker varieties sooner the Texans may escape its ravages. The convention adopted resolutions asking aid from the national and slate governments and commercial bodies. It arranged to buy two hundfed car loads of seed from North and Hootb Carolina for early planting. The extent of the damage done may ba guessed from the speech of itopre- tentative Burgess, who said that the farmers of Gonzales County had lo*t a r million dollar# this season. They ha<y made a plenty ol corn and are in j good heart. muddying the water applets. Cowjatrl- ■ons are odious, l» Is true, but it W of ten neceassry -t»'h<ylil.up the mirror to natum;—' r~ ' There Is noTiring of selfishness-in what we have written. This paper has as many subscribers as It wants, as tkibu ru oi’’ j^kspect: f ' M ASl &H S SAl.C. of-Uof South Carolina, | much advertising n»4c-wm.h*ndle t and f!ltI |, ftl | . ^toh vrmk enough to klop Us young men employed six days in the week.! But thelieOple of the Upper Buns and the Four Mile were our tirst Burn- well District., friends, 4ml no better people ever liveJ'or ever will live on this earth. Their long and genuine kindness has not been forgotten, and though the senior*have all gone they have left children bearing tlmir good names nnd Inheriting Jhelr high quali ties, and any serviee we may render them will give u» a pleasure greater than any benefit they mlghWeceiyc. And H U onr firm taith tliat Iho hc«t solution of their problem would he their rclurii to the .county peopled with good men and true women like themselves. ... HOG KILLING. In all the swine producing States of the South the best tboV for kilting hogs on the farms generally oebCW’* tbeTast. wc«k in Noij^mbdt' or the (Tr^i, wi e.ks in Decernbor. The air. ts then ^tiol and frosty: ’Gold enough to diive out the Hnh.ial heuTTsTall that, is required. 1 In I act, frosty weather is much better Tor making good .pork and bacon than freezing, weather, for the reason that tire meat, wili ab-drh •the kalt-aod other preservatives ntucli more readily in moderately cold weather.. Sto , v YOUR 01*1’ iltlL'NIJY, TG Ulfllthi IC "» ■■«■ 1)0 The Thornwe.Jl Orphanageds Ibeated Th Ctinloii^^HOuth C-«ri>ll!m. It i,\ the propeyMrot' fhe wholo Southern rhea- liytfriiui Churcli. It cared last year for ‘-Mil orphans, with S8 teacher* nnd otlicer* In charge. Of the orphans, JJ2 were from rv nth Carolina, -Id from Georgia', 15 froin Florida. Every Sontbern ktate wwi#- represanted. And some Northern. I ho support of this fauiUv and (Ijcir education was proviifed uitogclherfrom voluntary donations. 1 hey do their best I ova rd s°lf help. TTiFy'ciii.YThcir own Jood, make tlnir own clotbing u?id slides, rai-e all the rnitk,* butter and vegetable* Used, and dispense with ail servant*. They are worthy.' They are your own Tittle 'brothers nml sister*. “' p -v Thanksgiving day i* coming. Hhww your IIntnkIntnes* by’sendlog a gift of money or provisions to the founder and head of the l-mdituTorb Kyv. Wuj r. .Jaeohs, Clinton, koutti C ritdina/ llore is your opportunity to do good At a rstrulur munmunlcafion ford Lodge, No. gy A. F. M., the foJ» lowing preamble and resolution* were adopted j- -- Whereat, God In his ajl-jwl**. uenen tins seen lit to remove front *►«»»■ mld-f our (troihee? W. iV Kly^crk. am! bv death this Lodge has lost a true trod The ref )>re, tic if Ke^olvf-d: l«t. That w.e f.od in humlthf stibotl*- slon to rtio w ill of our 1 he*‘eo 1v l**tuif. 2nd. That we extend our simerc’ svmpHfhv to the bereaved family'tend re Is live* of oils- deoe:i»i‘;1 bimt li'sw.-. Uni '1‘har a page In Our minirte hoi.-k be inscribed tsi hi* memory. lih. Tust a copy of tliesip r^sotutirtn* bo Sent the famtlv of Our •il.ieea-cd Brother and published in thocouiiLv WaptlM, • - L v ., 4 M. jenne, -• swu’ty. lit tb«f Court of Common Ffeits. t L: M. Minis, Plain tl IT, >*' A rrjust as iVtsBaxsori er «!., Defendant^. Y ’ . ” .. By ylrtno »>f H decretal order tome directed in tb« above eh tiffed e»«nse. T ^ent;-/IMra demand is Iftbreaidug, •will sell at r.ariiW'ell, in front of rbe prices are atlvsbclng »n<l .we cannot C. ffirt House, on Mooday, l.)ecemjb<*r add oneycre to tho wot Id's snpptr. ,v-oT. | u M-minTf of GEORGE UOHfSON BLACK. >011? rear ago', on the 2lr. f of^Noverp- berklrtst a* the sun wu>yijdiiXyGeorge KotiiVou Black hreathed hlietist at Isi- home Millett, S. () , in the' p'rlme ,o: useful urrd .honorHhle manhood liewasboin March l*t, 1 <',7, and died Noven'ibo/ Sk-t. r*OJ u c were niarjieii April iBtii. 18'J5, and for a lew sliorf happv \ eai /tageilo j- wij sflTit iol our conag" hpme, aiuLst^ibi of Joy anfi pteasnre, for tore dwtTrtiuinTr hntne ; and- the bond of love, was w.el oil stronger, a* -each springtime'* Mo* soms reminded us of onr marrutgs vow*, and-the falling le.itof the coning wlntei’s «tijiro*eh br' iight never £ chill to opr I } .iq>rrI*diyst Nnveni-. "bFr** wdntPV'ma»t* ^caHered the IhH- ingje-rtyv* <iV(>r tin- iiewly Miade grave ilist held his maul i fot in and m V bri'ken heartr How have f existed tlie past year! How shall 1 live on alone, 7th tbHJ, It being sslesday in s»Ti| month, wuhin the legal hours of sabr, libe roihiWItrg ilescrilied rettlTropeny : All that tfnet or piece of laud i^ W.iUlston Tow nship. tjonrtty and .Ttnte MforesaM. eoi talnlng fstrty two tecre* inure «»r u*«*. mkI hounded.<>u the North bv lauds of Krwiu .Givenr.,' East, by lands of Erwllf Givefi*. Sioilh by lamb* <>f Mr* W. S. Mini* and Weal by lands oMs..M..®IKK. - • . v l urm* Gakb, pUrolmser to pay for pa- peis. . . . '' , . . 1 H. L. O’firTNNnN, . Muster. Master’* Office, Noy. 14th 11)03. •MASTER S HALE. S ' P* ; 8CYLLA AND C’H ARYBDH. The discomfort and delay and Yx- penslveness of a trip from Ellcnton, BUverton or Beech island, by -rail or by dirt road to Aiken make one of the strongest arguments in favor of the creation of Hammond County. _ The sand bed* between ar« broad, deep and long, making the journey te dious and tiresome ^to man and'team, while the round alvd^t railroad ride L* ;iJ «ytlyJp fares wnd expensive in tinie.<> - it is promised that tf Hammond ^County slialt ho created a tirst class road will be built from Four Mile -Branch to Skipper’s Georgia^ a dis tance of some tifty mile*, through, the centre of the shoo string, and that, with lateral roads running into this central JH-f ““-I highway the total high way uiilfeage in the new county-will nop^wx-veed l,'d) miles, w hile Aiken now.Iin* 2,5(H) miles oLpubiic roads, too much for Hie chain gang to make good. j. i Of coarse the cost of hnilding ths* road and constructing and maintaining bridges over the tiihutarics crossing H to enter the Savannah River will come out of tin pockets of the taxpayer* eventually, wbethel the wipk he done by the chain gang or by the people. Perhaps it has never-occurred to the people of Ellentoo, Beech Llaud and Hllverion that their home-coming to thjir mother Barnwell could, relieve them of all their tvo.ibh* of cotton mil! supremacy in primary elections and tlii tnbttsH-ttou of bait load*. x \^ it has h.deu tskked of . and will come .beeau*e vve decTilfrcl tn fffel^IuWe of titilfc that a Cmist Line -tmiu-w-ULtotopcial *i.L.Usy;ng-A4ig.u»t a v. JrwSr’ 1 -“hI'. in the morning for the East and n* mhilrtg in the evening,.thatwouldcn- able cverybotlyr this side of Hand iiar 1’eri^ to conic to Barnwell, transact a day’* business and return borne 'hc- , tween Buurise and sunset. . But ttithout waiting for such dcvcl- npement we are (if tl>c belief that upon "application p> Wi« (loast Line nrrthor- 'ilie* a passenger coach would be at tached to the through freight from and to Augusta, connecting with the local at Bobbins, thus giving easy access and comfortable return to all pas-eu- gers west of UobbJun*. There i* Mich a thing in public af fairs as in private concerns of jumping out of Hie frying pan Into the tiro. To the Ellentop, Hilverton and Beech Is land people their trouble* are present irhd,thcye may seem to be no end to . i £hem ejteept through the creation of .^Hammond -county. To us there ap- yesr* the cliaiico that their last kUte might be worse than tlieir present con- '«HtHn». Y The untoii* of the civilized . people below Augusta with the hill, stribes Above would be a misalliance wmsre to be unhappy and from which there would be no divorce.. AH history show* that there is a broad, deep and unbridged chasm be tween the p 'aceful. pastoral people of f.he plains and the hunter* and spoilers <<•1 the hills. In old times they raided the lloclcs andioki* of t^elr neighbor* and now they take good material qfcrc mf themselves and don't know the gold- «n rule-- . r —%. r:' TUitltdiks arc very good people in $holr way, a* good as a spring drink ing stone bruise encouraging habitat t their way not the of Eden dvelleis. wolf above the wUh IN 11En A1.F OF (MIR HEMOR- RifAt.D' FEVER HEt I lUN. Emroit Thk li.uixw KM, I’KorLK: time ago t’ol. Jno. F. Folk, wrwic V5k>v. Heyward regarding tins particular nrv^r. wi.h the hope, if I un- ilcrsjand tt, oi^geftiug. some govern ment aid for its preveption. The mat ter wa* referred to Dc.TTyspi#, secretary of the Hta;e board of be-tHft'.'. who a;- tributed It to a certain kind of mfTssmiro, arid its prevention by>, w ire uetMTrg^ Isolating the- pai icnf, and the destruc tion of the insects, etc. A II very good, tint* it stops short of what we want*. I' e want to prevent thi production of the I mil at la] imison so iha.t ilie mosquito uor the 1 ndiyidual can getTf; 7 "~w; »Thc inosqiiito doesn't develop the main rial pcisofitng, It is only produced tiy heat, moisture and veget.ihl" deco'iti- p-isiilon Therelore, It we will prevent this pmccssl wc have ho poison in rite Htmosphero or ttoil for the oiioqnlto to g>.-t, nor tlie iiidividual Ismn w hich the mosquito inoculates another. Heat we can't mm ti-ol ve./ftitlau will grow and die, lint tiie moi-r.ure wo can Iiy tl orongir drainage.-mid thlrf'gection certainl\ r.ceds ts^rs It is Uuxaupcrsed. w'ltli poiulY and stagriant pools fora considerable area. Draining tli'ese tlionmghlv w ill not only prevent the production df rtr* malaria poison, hut will prevent the growth and develop ment of the mosquito also. E. Kirkland, JL D. Colston, H. C., liambi rg County. LONG 11 RANCH PHILOSOPHY. In n recent i*«ti**,of Tub Pkopi.e we nee that some fellow in AugtiHu.is get ting In behind os for not flowering thing* after itiy vLir to hir city. I luring our slay w a hardly eu'ered any sin et-exyefit Broad and wifi Hduiit that there were rimypiT* of fancy fopkitig high priced placesfw'e say high prieetH frrtni the view In Inny w iodow* that ihov wore about 4ike. Barnwell and other country tow ns, rlrywflrlc+i' If "w c-w-cm iie.'i i—wbTS'-f.n-ptt-v noticed hut -mpposed that Hie receiHloti wa^duafo ilkh-ok.*, ignorance, catised from li.diig poorly dressed and our gci.mal country appearance. But some other place* oC hnsimes* will ies,* tire show about the 1 TrOtU were 1)oosteretj hv naMye American*, for*-their spcci h betrayeth them, and on entering-, being carried In gently by the arm we would' llnd^l proprietor peaking broken EngtTvfFmwhn ftrillng to make a f rn.le would'pa** tndoal in- suits in regard to our povortv^nd looks, which we were nd douhf expected to accept a* compliment*. A* to those glas-os so often mentioned they,, were iHM-cipised of our J. C Creech, Barn well, ,and cost upward* of a dodar an eye, and are krill doing service, and like the Prodigal, af'er we i amo to our self and turned out'bai-k on the many strange faces and stood in waiting for the trolly, and thinking of srrcli clever Hate keeper* as John Creech, Joe Porter. A. P. Manville, Bill. Moore, the Mayor of Barnwell and many other* too numerous to mention we were almost constrained to Take up our bed itucj waikj.- ~ But I ,wo hre at home now- ami, feel like wo have said nothlug" arut dont luAend to unless some of onr creditor* force us on the stage. If they- sbondtl we hope to have some cash and finish out with good talk and so tfg able to pull along a little further. Rian Mas. alone] M), tiod! 1 pray Tlioe, flil my' Iiand* and heart with Work for Tine, arid- ticlp oic to Mtffcr and ho strong till lesus Call*. I nils* thee from our home, Mear TCob- I mi*»Tiicc f.-om thy place, A -b't'hiw Ohjr mr- lilc i* cr.*f. Ttni** the sirrryii-tnc of ttrv taco,' Ftrri-* thy kt-Ort-rtiHi-wilHng hand. •Tby.-Joidl ;n;d i'J I'Hestcaie. Mv Innnc fid a r K'W 11H M ft Mu-e, 1 mis* thee evervw li?re. WifTL Stare of SpuHiUDar-tlina, ) County of Ihiru well. 1 In the-tioiirt of Common Plea*. •# ■ - • ' J ' . * ' 1 Chatle* C, Voarhoe*. ilalutitf. vs U.- H. Nevi!*, Djfcudant. By virtue of a decretal order to 'me directed i«» the above entiilrd cuuscT wil.i sit) at. Barnwell, in froat-iif the Court House, on Monday, December Ttbj fWrjrYt hhing satrsTfay in said mfmtli, within tne legal boufsof sale, the following described real property : All that loj^ot laud in said CoUnty oh Hercules Creek'., in ‘George’s Greek T'owTT*l.ip, bounded by laiids of said \ti. II. NyTii*. |T«y and o,ttierw, contain- ing thirty ( V U) acresriimc or less snci iii-iug the tract'puivhaseil of the Mister tor *.Td County-b.V WillisJ^- Dpncan and by him sold to the said 11. H, Nevif*, -Y ‘ in 't'aN«iitJltil>tib pneeh—enlo fuy fae pe i TJ. L. O’BANNON, - ■ "K ' T ' Matter. » IN MJ4 cOKl AM. • Mr*. H. W‘ Woojlward died lb Co- lumhla Hc^t. UrYlfHid. Hhe. wa«»,a (iaugtiter of Capt. H m/Trotti, ol \V ii- fsiilil, \ N. Hl'll-*.writer had lb*’ pleasure of boiog tcrtta^Uftii fdKfivsrly eight tc-n*, and '•i-n-oititig her iu in.iniiige in to tier hui viving t>n*oei.id. ■ \ She. was g• ui11 uc. ^con*Tdcrate.\eff5 thei-inbod|nneot <>t kimincv*’!' At ti.c tiure ol li*;r tl , ' i , !i ehc w i * a va 1Ucd mcmh r of the Second BapT-t HiiMch her pastor. Rev. R N. Pratt. Shk was ever resdy t-» U-i v. hat she thonghf to he her duty. \V bile tiio writer wa* licr p-isti r In* wrote in licr alhum fhvsd- woitl*- ‘‘Your life tr-'an alimin. M-ty ea«b page be wjilte and fair, and the oamo.* of many Iriends adorn iis have*. First of the- list of your frlcn N write in your alhmttuol life the tian-c_of Je*ii*. tVlieii iho last page may he. finistied, may it be truly si id of your book ot Yjfe: True, BeHutiful, ff-'d." e.w cll fulfilled the (l< *i!0 rxpressed hv TohsHnfstoT licr* ■aiars a irt»- id incckorssYqf trn-f, of loving -amTttr*. Hhe was InIPtvCih^-gsaci-.ot gciftfciie*-. ftnd sought UfligTfl^lI'V _ to *e; ve diliet"* Site c»-(*~ttH4Vfy nKmitaiunl n Hie. c<in*(ii*u*W.iu-nes* In ikts daily 'life. Fidelity was* -trikiog *‘lctbent in her character aitd ilfe Her pr* -CHee was ever a joy and comtort, nnd Arr*—heart was a toiuitain of sympathy for th * diff pryviilHng fitdolpn lli*t we Hi never sec ttodr prift'^’ t iwT?n'rSgSltt. hi* mean* tiig) or price* for tlie farm* that produce the fleecy staple. ' oifef the fidloWjiug farm* for sale at yerV low price* for tiie iiekt :«) dav*. rk"iit* ea«l), or wiq-Juurfh rn«h. balapve hVtlvA equal annual itottulun-nia, itib-rest ot» deferred (iffryoents. This noiv tie. Vqqt last oppoMuiittv l-o kuy a good phice clfeapou easy tcrm* r All tWat, tract or plantation <jf jlan^l (*(:iMHining-»bf)' x acres, mure ofless, boiiuilcd on tlie\Xoi‘ih by Cliarle#ton and Augusta madNiiid laMri* of Julia P. ll'rt’teii, East iiy'liHid* of Mrs. Bessie (Y Fefder jind Bouih l>v land* of 'Mr*. Be*l1e ('. Felder and West by land* of E. H. Sc J. C. Dowling.,,, .<^»o all tlist tract ot liiuit contiiiniug Hkh-i or ies*, tionnded on tiie Nortli ftv land* <d'Annie Price, K>i«r. by II. J. llraiHram, South by Mib. C. Fehler ftnd West" hinds of Dowling.—Oo per acre All that tract of land,-3 In Tie* from Denmark, containing fifit acres, more or le«s, and bounded by land* Of Henry ■SelTcr* imd J; 15. Rountree.—{8.00 per aorg.- v r r'— t All that tract of land, 2 miles from Govau. containing But) acres, more or le**, bounded on tiie .s<.utli by Char leston and A ugu-ta road, on tiifi West by laiiu* of .1. B. Zorn,' on the North hv lands of c. A Adam*, and on tfrti. Ka*t by iaii'tt**r«f . Mr* btroinan. with mill site and a(_l'uiaclilneiy thereto— 18.50 per acre. moNt good" for same money, *«me goo-D for lev* rm ney. Bros.*’ and W. 1.. aud 1 in vita all . to “ 1 . w.e i bavaon hand.—-Y- u know th*m, ^^’•*'* “'" U " r " 1 the best shoes in Aiiicriea. pcr«. Master’s .Oflice, NoKTlth, 1803.1 TRESPASS XOTTCE. All person* tire. hc-reby^for-hWtden• af ter liii* date to ent’-r upon ^tiV- Of olir tumts Tir Eopr'Mlio Township, Barn- w-vil. Cdun iv. for i he~ piirpote ol hunl-e- iug, traptiiug, fulling, liauling away sti v.v, leave* or wood, pasturing stock, ot rre*pti**iiig in any maimer w hatev er, under pejisity ot prosocutiou to the tt!!l extent of tiie law. \V. A. Baiter, F.-I Bii!ey‘ ~i;H , !iHld'MiI!er. O -t. 2'5rd. Pjej. , COTTON ST'di.EN. platfort# ap iiaidock, about Octcber 25th in* 'paid, by rnFTor inloFnfa!iouTli it .wTTT lead to tiio re/overv of ttic cotton aud appre\ciuloirof the tliief. * -\ J.'Ty. F.i.t.is, - \ Iiaidock, S. C. TRESPASS NOTICE. All for'son* iftc iferebr forhhldtm af ter !his-datc To ( ; n!a’r U^Kin the laiid- owned or controlled by us in Bull Pond To'Viisiiip, Be.rnwftjj Gouuty, for ip distress.. Alter a |ii grim age of forty vear* rlic (MitoreiJ into the rest. I hat atitibl h, loav- io^f fresh te-Mthouj tfl'Ttie power ol licr coiiiuk ii Savtonr. . Ms v tiro higssing* of G»d—rest upon and friendf. , D. W. Key. Hi ah Marrying in tiasie is no worse any other kind of marrying. Fewer Gallons; Wear's Longer. The siz* of * f.rmikv Bible doesn’t a 1 w a\ s indicate the amount ol religion thi-re is In tiie family, - Fewer Gallons: Wear* Longer At Camden on Momlav aft'-rnooii E. Miller LToi kill, I’lesiuem of.lhe h arin- er* and M<ichan;.* I{a!:k. accidcni-aily killed himsell wiiiie tryiug.to shoot a iiauk.- Upon liearing the news Ji; C.- ?,eni|>, Cas^ifer of the Ban:;, w eot ioto his haru.ttqd Hhot iiimscii'wl:Ii lu» pi»- NOT A SICK DAY SINCE. ^T \vas taken severely tick with kid ney trouble. I tried ail sort* of medi cines, none of which FeneVed'me. One day I »aw an ad. of your Electric Bit ter* and determined to try that. After taking » few slo«ff$ I felt relieved, and soon thereafter wa* entirely cured, aud have not »een a sick day since. Neigh, borj of mine have be^n cured of Rheu matism, Neuralgia, Liver amT Kidney trouble* and General Debility.” This is what B. F. Bae*, of Freowat, N. C., write*. Only fiOi’. at CreAcb’e Phar macy, C. N.Buckhalter, Druggist Hpeolai bargain* in Tab*® Linen* and Doiilw Ulft wsjek at i WHITE POND LKITER. Tlmeiouthcrn Rallwa v, by lining in around tiie dei-<>t, ha# added, to the. look* of our little town. We have the handsomest depot Between BiackTitte ami Aiken. l “'’ Ourxthool is progressing very nice- ly -under tiie uiaougcunnt of Mies Amanda BoaivvTiglrt of Aiken. TUe'chutiih here i* w itliout a pastor, Rev. S it. Bhr* hnvtng-resigned to ac cent work in nthepjiqhj#. Mr. tF. Ev Cbiiriaiid of ElYlund't i* now clerking tor Mr. Wr’B. Nixoo. Mr. tl VV H‘ott, oi.r p qnilnr ageht, solil more ticket* to Augusta last week tnan eyi f before in the his:ory of our town. Mr. W. B. Owen*-1* now bnyv making delicious enrto *vrup w iih hi*' 1m- prove(j,»ream boiler. * TaTt piyLng wa-'hero Monday,' but every tiling was very dull. OriciXal. A R U X A W AY I GeYCLFr Terminated with an ugly cut on'the It developicd a stutiboru ulcer unyield ing to doctors and remedies for lour voars.. Then BucKlriT*# Arnica Halv® cured, ir’s just as good for Bum*, He*id*. Hkin Knipition* juid Pile*. 25c, at Creech's Pharmacy, C. N. Laickhal- ter. Drug titore. TREHPAHS NOTICE. ' . • . Any and All persons are hereby for- bidd'ty to enter our lands In Blackvjlle and'Wiliistoh Townships, hr Barnwell County, Tor-Uie purpose of hunOng, flshingOT tresifuisdng in any manner whatever, Under penalty of’-’proscca*-' tlon to thei Tull extent of the Jaw. B. F. Peep Ies, *p. J. Boyiston, T. U. Peeples, W v I*. MoyUtoti, Mrs, W. A. Morrow v . H D. Still, “ Rosa Radcliffe,.,p. L. people*, ^ 15. A. Bailey. J. ff. Farrell, “ L. If.Hammond, J. K. Hair, Anna Htewart, VT. D. Black, E. Ciuhmm, J. 3. Ray, P V. M Cain. W. H. Him*, “ ?4. Ke Whittle L. P. Blnmn, MleiiiiipJa WCoJoy,J. C, MaUU«\T*. law, Noy. .U, 1903. J. P. Cray. Mrs. L. 0. Gray. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED ''' I'l'OKS-. . , ATkrcrson* indebted to tiie. fcstate of Ioiip J. John*to:i,' deecaked, kre re- jidiot^o inaki -pmmyjt payment to tiie nnd erjtigued u • ol i a 11 ne rsons l>ol<H|ig All that tract of 'land,' known a* A J VHi 1 "Wf 1 f Pf ft cl’rnTiI r 'C fa v r.(7j i ’’r acre. Hsgobd-place ne-sr Barnwhll. C. TL, corita;ii|itg (HO acre*.—00 per acre. 48] aen sof land in Willi*'ton Towdr- shlp, -portly in Du? corporate liniits^of rite town of* Elko, 1—niee dwelling house and bare* ■ and «iutdc*. Fine (day Inn I. ilea Hv ail in cnllivalift!. small pot tine it: good pine l i!iibe, ten! - well Price tt.3t2.f0. . " ' . it ni.,wing m shoe* we ItiMvthm Just to show how rho barga.ii * ' „ tc . t 'roes'«r$i 95 O r 5ti- Pstent Leather, m 1 byt lluri ,, c tl ,i H y r cat Winn r bale they H lee. latc-t foes *1 $2 Men'# narilv, they sell at *..«**.**-;- mm :jms- Hcavy..flc cc8d lined at 37]c llfp" i. . r— . . . I have them in. Mv stock of Uudbcr’eat tlii* Fidl-tn . all grades and ailchiion^veigh^a.Ml *t a#l(miHhmgly iuw prl .•*. White Merino at 22e, wrhqh J*»e. \ . v -he very thing you pay every where 66c for. Ladies heavy ribbed vest* 25c. ' v " Ladies white, all-wool, eleganTiy liAF, rgain at 40c. - J2 to 40 at 79c, .the same you Mens’ and Bovs’ Now is tiie tima to buy one. I have the right kind and at the. right price*. At $2.00,13.00,lii.rfe, pboe, J.S.r.l>, IiO.OO and $12.30. . ^ •JS. LEADER IN LQYJ PRICES. D. H. Hair place, 159 acre*, hnRd- ' r ings. Bortnilarle* N. bv land* of M rs. D.iiTtng Best, E. i.y TurkfV fTei-k. H. by esrstff of AHeti Hair, W. by J. O. Uagood and J. ij. Best. r.lcc, F.. F. Woodwanl place 120 hcics,2 Building*, Boundaries^ N. by estate of F. MiHer. E by Jordan .Branch, N. r> public road tp Orangeburg, and.AV. by ( slate of J. Duncan Alien. . Price, $1,000 Chas. Ft Baker. i JEHRY T. iHMITII. A bill* of cotton tnarked J. J, F. . numbered 127, standard sizo, 64 Inidn’s ioehes thick, weighing J. A. R 'iititrce plac’*, K9 aercs. I bnil- pounds, w as stolen from my gin house *bi-g. mitirtdwVic*: N. & AT .'by land ibn purpose of bimtihg, wbing, haul ing. awifv wood, straw or leaves, p«s- tnting sto -ui or trespa»*Mig In any mm.her wJjstover, .tinder- penalty of |ip>sn‘|i tioli to HjiLlMU extpt of th» jin med, 7 ini Iis from BsmiiK*!! Cutrvt of H^L. IVacock, K. bv iatid* fcrnierlv owned t*v J. Sanders nnd Miss E. Rounireo, s^y Iatid# of Hander* and Hr-Fy-H.-trlcy. — r-—— r —y ^ 1 Price, 5350 1, \f. A A. HaolHnStm'pIace, tT) aot'esy,\-y. 2 buildings.- Boundaries; .PhD of llifi division of est.atff' M (i'US. ilankjnson". Adjoining lands of AL- W. A Ham BaT Josejdi Ashley aud Mrs. K. Fhiliot ’ Price, $iro Floyd & Hankinvon place, n;{ Hi re*,:-! bqilding's. BbiMidarTe* : N. by lands ol J. Ashley, E. Sc \\ ,"by IJaukifison and S. by J. Acihley. ^ - Price, J^lOO liar ley place—550 acres’SD) cleared, bahu.ee lu wootl and . timber, 2 tenant house* on place, dwefHrg recently =yCOTTON FAGTORS- MRSHOUSE CS REYKSLGJ, CiRPBEU and JUNES STS. •Nyay/AC* r claim* against tiie eaid estate will pre sent them, properly atttepfffdi-tp me. R. Ralpfi Johnston, . . QualtimF Executor. Nov. 2nd, BOS. TREHPAHS NOTICE. AlUperson* nre'hcreby forbidden af ter lids cine, to enter upon tiie land* of the nurtersigiied, in Blackviile Town- sliipt' i{arnwell County’, for tiie pur-, pose tti hunting,-tishtng hauling away wood, str.*w ol leave*, pasturingTitnck or trespassiHg-i-n any manner whatev cr, un<iwf penally of prosecution to the full extent of fnre law. H. «J Deik, ... J. L. Croft,' H H. Deik, -s E. H. Hart^og, WIL Martin, Mrs. Nancy K. Deik. Treasurers Notice. , * •* e Treasurer’s Oflh'e, Barn well Countyj H.-C., Sept. 28th, 19(33. ’ ^ The Tn isuix-r'*'otlice w ill he open for tin* co I fee turn of tiie taxes levied for 1903 from tiie iSth day'of October until she 15th day of March IhOi, ,in- ellrdve, . .Y . i The comnn fidlori fax will he recetv- ed'unTil Mai«l. ' /" From the l*t day ol January 1904-un- til the 31*1 dav of Anuuary IflOi'a peri al ty of 1 per cent, will de added to all unpaid taxes. From tiie 1 *t jybt-y.v<?J' .Fehpmffy 1801 until tiie 28th daj? of T^hruary 1904 a penal by'of 2 pvr cent, will be added' to all unpaid taxes. From th p 1st day hf'Man-li 1904 until the DUh day of Mardi 1904, a penalty of 5 i>er cent, w ill he added to tBI un paid taxes. LEVY. For State purpose* '('(institutional School “ Ordinary County - Rcpav loan 5 Mill*. • 3 “ J '• Kl/ - -- Ileiudexing Records I4 “ " SPECIAL HCnOGI. LEVY. \Cedar Groye, Old Columbia; 1 mill. AHendatet Barbary Branch, Hlackr ville, Tlouble I’cnds, Elko, “ Edisto, Fairfax, Friendsliip.-Kline, Lee*, Moti le, Morris, New Forest. Oak Oroye, Reddy Branch. Sfeigling, Seven Pine*, Tinker’* Creek; twHlfc « -Ulnier, OwenVX Roada, Crane 8a vannah, Ctve, Barton,, Big Fork; 3 mill*. ” - * ’ Y^' 1 WlllDtoriTY} jnlllJr ’ Ilereple*; 4 mills. Barnwell; mills. COUNTY APPOINTMENTS, I will be at— Wtlliston. Tuesday, November 24. Blackviile, Wednesday, November Dnnhaaton, Friday, Noy ember, 27. Allendale, Tuesday, Decetnbert. Fairfax, Wednesday, H 2. Robbins, Friday. . r * 8. K. I>. FREE County Treasurer ITmijie, op public road. Ihiuji-lcd hy_l.\iid* of Weather-bee. Dicfr*. J. O PatterMin, J.unw* Tilly ami E. L. PattcfMm. Prloe. <:i/.(^.C4) Simon Fi iestf’r Place, 820. acres. jj •bni 1 11brrx*■ iioirmhnrTWQ ■NYbTTTnd* of Mror. a. E. Harvey nn I hjt No. .5. L. by -Elliot SanTieigand M. Jinn-*,. 8.. by- TH C. v* ones, I ’ot *' reek:-* t.-al, a rid VV. TTj( I a fid* ot \i r*. Harh’y, Rev. Britton and Hurricane BramrU. '' < a »*-, *• 1 r Friw,$3,750 Wtltseek no IttH-mo K t C. & W. Halford place, 159 ] liuilding. BonndaritHtV N. iiy seres, landv of ,J. M. Sc J. F. llalfordf^. by Amnmla Hardin, H bv T homas Conneilv and J. EJ Cade* W. by Mhf* E. C. Gwen. Price, $050 Hanford Place—225 acie*. r.earlv ail cleared, guod clay land, 1 two story residence, 1 tenant liouse and barns amj stables; near Elko. , - Bomnled bv public road leading from Blackviile to Elko,.and land* ,01 S. it. Hulf. Alice D. Thomson. Odom,* N. II. Mansell. *-• :— Prit'crrnooo.oo Keni,w PticH.—In Red Oak Town- ship/bfi Acr?«. ^ H avcneh Pi.jycK.— In Red Oak Town ship, 150 Acres. II u;m|y PIaCX.—Jn Rich Land T'ownship, 545 Acre*. BA'MJtKRG COUNTY . To.wxatii>. D. H. A II. M. Rice, pljgf, 1 .fmo aT-Tnft. Boundiines : N. bj: lapd'* of A; p. Kitee- and J. E.. Frept'Ef^'iiy public toad to Bamberg and ATlendale and lands of I). H. Rice. H. by land* of D. 11. VV.; B. & -J4. T. Rice, snd W r . by lands of D^ H, Rice. Price, 14.000 AIKEN COUNTY: H/mmond Townsuip. Wilson—160acres, hounded N. E. Sc 8. hv Geo*. R. Rowell and J. VV. Bohler and VV. by Ulysee* Wilson. Price, $750 # HD.MTER COUNTY. FTaffsoS Place, 100 acres, 2 mile* from W’edgefielrt. Boundaries : N.** E. I>y lands of J. Aycoek, S. by VViil and Co I IjL 1L, VV. by lands of H. L. Middleton > . 1 , Price, •'51,2()0 Prices rea*\naldb snd term* 0 ea*v. Apply to ' Vo. PATTERSON, Barnwell, 8, C. WANTED, Pers'mmon, Dogwood, Hickory and lldTTyl.og*. Freigbt paid on cai toads. _ '■ James Cockdiott, ’ Charleston, 8. C. CHiSKLSTER^MSUSH (talks .AJ*»sy» rell»bio. tasdln. ssk Pnifirict ibt f.Nlt-HESiTCR-M KX01.1.#11 In U«d Mid Void ooStaJlic Ikuim, raslod wIUj blue rttibon. Tuk« no o(h»r. tefbor imb»0- Cotlao# au U I tulladon*. Huy of yourlmitnlat, njf’end 4c. in ftomr for PcrUcnlcViS Tcstl- Bwclsl* sad “Better for Lcdlcs,*’ in Utter, rcfura^BaUl. 10.0CC Tcttlntonlala. IMdtgr OaiOBSSTSB OHHMIOAL CO. «M» ■adtacc »v<uure. VIIOJE, HUCUSTfl, CE0RCI7T. ^ -'K ^ * ° Cotton S’lHi itf ’l. _XfHILL - YCP - ^©ARNWEU. STAEL-ES t<_ - S- Crl'X (iflcT foi’, •' ^The Best al! ptirp^kcanit'muk-s tluit jmlgnic’ptc.'Ui select and rcad^v tuniiev !n!V> . -T AX I) ■ These, too, are at at Vour seivicj' in at prices ulider^t;mid all (•om{)ftition. ek no iurt4rei. — — Harness. vakt vr nety them mttljyotr See Harness gVu immeiisc stock of,all jrrndeaJxoni th»* ’CHOICEST TO THE CIIEaPEST! Separate pieces so!\j. Tf vou need anything frdth a Brow' Ihunl up or down you lv C* 10. - < t ~ \ Saddles for all sizes kutl mtHv^exe-*. Lap Kohes for at! purposes niuKpfrh can ^et it at -Brown . prices Bctore Ivliy iu^ BRytliiiip; in tiie above IleadfjuartiTS wid youTl be pleased if^good go treatment and bplpvv par pi ices can satisfy. GLENN SPRINGS MINERAL WATER. # -Still.. 3011 at e A and' G iiuzar Ale. The Best cn the Market. ■for Sale By . . . ... G. 1. - -4- - NOTICE TO THE TOWNSHIP COM^ — MISSION ERjJY AR Township C mq)|*«|opei^ w'ill please *ve that their oyereerr* warn out all hand* liable to road duty, and work their road*, cutting out the right of wav, and otherwise putting in ail work required by law, on th^ir re spective roads. O. W. Barker, * County Suporviior. M/CZRohcrts, Jr. NOTICE. Ali Overseers for the year 1903 'will please send in to diis office jir ’ori-e their list of hand* for th$ y^kr. By Avrltins a Postal Card'to ine, erjfl receive the proper blanks for '6ie pur- ;po*e. Don’t fall to give your Fftst Of fice. 0. R. C.Roberts, .Tr^ VT. Barker, . B’jpervlscr. A HHHHHHHHifi