Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

The Barnwell Peoole- ; v,*"7 ^ ■ T ■ :-t m tf. HO^BS, BtiiMrft frap’r. iasoest cowrr cnircLjWiOK itHURSDAY. NOVKMHKIi iO. 1IK)3. •U«mjrr**s Pie«t«le»t Koowvelt 'ure golnR to oomlint the Bol! Weevil. "WTunr Wisdom end hitter unrrn** t«j , i<hem dun In theh- potltle*! wiludoKig*; Hurd time* In Sew Knglntfd, a cutot '30 per cent in the wage* of cotton- mill • operative*, and winter jnet commenced **vith provision* at or above the old ♦ price* and coal higher than liereto- fore. Justice 1* »lower fopted in Newberry •than In some other ‘place*. During •the recent term of the Common Plea* •there one irtl*tfh»Hmd one comproiMige •nerdlct wa* the. turn totAl of the work •of 18 lawyer*, 8T. jurors and uncounted •w Unease*. 'If the Mexican Boll Weevil, brought • acros* the Kio Grande in Ithli In un- vglnned cotton and now all over Texas, shall cootlnne to spread itself a* it has •don*, the Panama canal when dug will • be of preclou* little advantage to the •South Atlanta port*, , Tramp*, the aftermath of •can prosperity, are coming •the largest number* ever Some of them are homHe.** Republi- Soutli in known, wander- la Kditor op Thk Pkople: In yonr lasue ot the 12^ Inat. VOtt a*k who will wotk two prbblertia which y«u give. ’ t U ! (rave had ooca»l«n to wtnrk several problem* like the first one you give, <«tid'***u go*Mv«*oliitlon of your pri#l»- l«n may Mo service, il semi you the example worked out. 8 ‘ |88 108 ItK $»oo x x •— v x —- x — 100 loti 100 WO tbe divldend. The dlvUor lat 108 MH 108 , — x — x — 1. • , WO '«xi 100 •ThU Iag90.888480 divided by 0.s»»71S. The quotient 1* $101.02. <This amount paid annually for three year* will net- ttc the debt. The figures explain themaolve*. The second example ** not a useful one but I send the answer. Cet the time, back from 24 v^ar* to Ann'* age be x year*. Then as Ann’s age go** back also, 21 years imIiiiis 2x years will give Ann'i nge whew Mary was as old as Aun«uo\v l*. 24 —2x 91 ejquala — equal* 12. X equals 0, 24 2 / _ year* minus fl year* equal* Ann’s age, Ann is now eighteen years old. 1 l*ke my new school. 1 am doing some beautiful work over here. The people around the Friendship neigh borhood are very hospitable. They hare given me a warm welcome athoug themselves and 1 already feel at home. AV. N. Ms reliant, Friendship School, Barnwell Co., 3. Nov, IS, 1903. } qugrtfcti.i MevW, ;f thy of pity and charitv, others are tramps from choice and deseiving of chain gang employment. WHAT GIRLS SHOULD KNOW. These are suggestions from.a woman' plivslclan: Mothers,.when von are training your girl* tor housekeepers, don’t train them to he household drudge*. Hull pfjthe * Ti dmes t ftxrtmrftrorfciMi upwe frtfm thiw cause. r * • . THK BOLL WKEV1L. The following from the Anderson 1 County (Texas) Herald gives a better Idea of the damage that Is being done to the cotton c|pp by the boll weevil in some part* ofrexa* than anything that has yet been printed in tUi* pa-' par: Unless the cotton raisers of Andor-. son county would srialte section where the boll weevil is now An (till force they could not realUe the destruction .these, pests produoe on the cotton crop. Last week 1 wa* in Mexia, Limestone coun ty, one of the largest cotton producing counties In the black belt. For several days I was In one of the most Impor tant business houses lu Mexia, and for ^ my Ixforwatlan ioierwlewed a number of fannera and glnners as to the damage' In that section, sndhere . give the re sults: C.ipt. W. F. Robert*, 282 acre* of cotton, returns, ft bales; J. L. Thompson, 249 acre*, nine tenants on, place, returns, nothing?, farm aban idonod; A. J. Rodgers, lu acres., 20U. pounds cotton seeth; Rich Haves, fsr.ui near Shanks, 80 acres rich black land, returna half wagon load of seed cotton; #, F. Ho I lev. To nr miles from Mexia, (M) acres, total crop, 600 lbs seed cotton; Senator R. K. Steel, near Mexia, 140 acres 000 pounds seed cotton: Sterling Sims, Heitoer, ginned last year l,2.M bales, to date, II bales; Mr. 'league gins from 000 to 800','Has so far ginhed one bale. Recoipta at Mexia last year, 26,000 bales; receipts last year this date Otxober ilst, about 17,(K)0; actual recelpU 2.100 bales to date, October 9ik1. These fact*, if Use pee< appears In the tiiu'iered eounties of East Texas next year (which in all probability will be the case,;) should udmoiNsh cotton planters to study the question closely sind adopt means to avert much a calaiakr. An itrtcMigent farmer of ••TeestoSM county stated that tke entire cotton crop or that county, it all gath ered and aold at |ire*ent pi Ices, would siot pay the State aud county taxes. ~ G. A. Sterne. •PROCLAMATION. STATK OFWXmi CAKOl.IXA. KxXCtmVX DxfSHTMKNT. WHEREAS pet 11ion* signed toy mofo than one Ibird of the qualtried elfomra of those portion* ,of Kdgelield, Aiken and Barnwell G#uniia«,embraeed wiih- iu a Hoe beginning at point on the Savannah River, KdgelleM •Cuuiity, -known as Scott’s Kerry, running tu a northeasterly direction two and three mile* up the Kerry Road to ... . ; iWBnce In a north easterly direction to the Mar tin town H'ail, at Grafton’* I’lace; thence in a southeasterly direction eleven mile* to old George May’s Tlace, Aiken Comity line; thence in a southeasterly direction iftecn mile* to Turner’s Place, passing one mile ndrlh of Bath and one half; mile south ef Langley; thence In a southeasterly,direction seven and wise half mtlaa to Mlllbrook; thence Inn Southeasterly direction ten miles to Hawthorne, near the Aiken County line; thence In a southerly direction live miles t« the road from Buech; Islands thence in an ^H'torly direction aping said road to Four Mile Creek, Barnwell Comity, seven and one half miles; thence along said Pour Mde Creek to Savannah iRTiner about seven miles; thence up- the Savannah River to Scott’s Ferry, Edgefield County, the point of beginning, have lieen filed jyith mein accordant! < with lake, asking that said portion* of these counties lie permitted to vote on the establishment of a new county. Andwhereaa-the boundsriea of the proposed' new county., the proposed .name, the number _pf Inhabttnnt*. the area, the taxable property, as shown by! the last ti;x returns, and that the proposed l.ines do not run nearer than ei/jht miles to any Court House now •established* nre set forth in said peti- 'lion. -r— - Now, therefore, il , D. C. Heyward, Governor of the .State of’ South Caro- lina, in compliance with the require- , WftHLl 9r,aWrlv»jJg.^.RL3r< , l«Lgie One Code of Lrw* of So util Carolina, MASTER’S RALE. 8(attr of South Carolina, 1 CuWffty Of Buriiwell. S ' lii'ttoe Craft of COVnt&offl rietis, ] DM farm* cheap. Lands are cheaper ‘L.Tl. Mlm«rFh(liitltf, v* Augustus I bow than they willeri’r be again. ’D. Saxson et'ril,, ^DefrtrdiHitw fOnty ■ limited nunilier for sat©; ’tt fs By ylftrtiftif a decrensl utiler to me [■ the only safe mid substantial livvest- dlrecled iu the above entitled cause I ’ment. The demand is Incr&lstifg, .U I* not always the excellent boiise'* keeper nor the best'cook that, make* the best wife “ These two tilings are es sential, but the chief thing Is time to .entertain the husband. Time for the little ehats, not almut the work nod worriea of the day, hut the little ’boqyj' of rest and recreiilion. when yen tell him of the latest book or an article in some journal, and have a real visit with him. This you cannot do if you ar© all tired out with desiring and cooking. Cook plain, wholesome food, and do not try to do all the work in one day. After doing up the noonday work, take a bath, or at least a partial one; lie down - for a few minute'*, an hour if you can, and after that ’•primp” up a little. A clean ribbon and a few curls will not be amie*, and then do what the photographers always tell penp^; to do, look plea-ant. Thi* i* the sort of In struution a girl should tecciv© along will) that of cooking. A sensible young lady of k'ansasj made the following request of her" friends.: *‘Do not lay me down by the rippHugtorookside, lest the babbling waterafi^iike me from my dreams; nor hi the beautiful cemetcrv in the val leys, sightseers cooing over s*pitHpl»s distract me, htrt let niV sleep under the: counior of '.lie ftierchant and hu«1ness man who never advertise*. There Is the peace that passes understanding, and a deep sleep !n which neither the shuflle of age w ill ever intrude. . A man who wa* carrying hi* eoHc stricken Hrat born about the room during Hie still watches of the nigbt commenced to sing to it and in a' short lime Use Infant ceased its crying “There,” said the weary hut-triumph ant, fallicrfo his spouse who was vain ly trying to sleep, • you luive alwavsj Insisted that i could not * Wig for sour apples, but you notice tl»at, little AI-, phoHSo I* so charmed that he has stop ped bis crying ” “Your yariity has led you into error,” answered the sleep lbs* wife. “Your singing has made the poor child forget hi* other agony OitThie* the poor husband g<U up credit for his bestTmeuded effort*. TEETH AND SIGHT. “Many people who come to mo to have (Mir teeth attended to comiilaiu Incidentally of failing eyesight, and wfien I toll them that bad teeth in nine case# out of tea are tfc'e cause few feel inc lned to believe me,” said a well known New York dentist. “Rad sigkt is generally attrihuted to •v*r*tody, debilitated constitution and ntoundref and one other couses. But have you ever heard any one place the blame on the teeth? Had teeth are . the direct result of insulticient appltcar W; tion of the toothbrush, and bad eye sight. resulting ffom The -decayed molars exciting disturbances of (be optic nerves, l* the next inevitable penalty. That is a fact w hich ..rfigms to be little know n.” - _ ”Theother day I extracted four de- • ' cayed teeth for a young girl who was Almost totally blind. Her pupils were dilated end'insensible. A week'after* l had pulled her teeth her sight was practically restored. Two mouths _. previous to this cure the girl had been examined by an expert «ocullst, who, after putting her to various eye test*, HI designated the case as “hysterical aui- plyopla,” and I guess that’s about all the satisfaction the girl got, judging by her condition when she came to me. In saying this do not think for a mo ment that I am in any way prejudiced against oculists. I merely cite the In- , t • stance. “in the course of a year t attend to thfe teeth of score* ol people with im paired vision, and In every case where tire teeth are drawn the -sight I* soon after either greatly improved oreniii'e- ly restored.”—New York Times. WEATHER SIGNS. „ An ‘‘old salt” gives the following •igns for weather. He claims drey will,come true five times out of six; If the wind come* before the rain, soon you can make sail again. If the rain comes before the wind, furl your topsail* snugly Ju. Rainbow at ttlgtlCiwttor’j delight.!*-' Rainbow in the morning, sailor* take Warning If the rain comes with setting sun.g noon the showers will he done. Rising sun followed by rain you’ll not see toe A RUNAWAY BICYCLE. Terminated with an ugly cut. on the leg of i. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, ill. It developed a stubborn ulcer unyield ing to doctors and remedies for four rears. Then Uucklen’s Arnica Salve cured. D’s just ns. good for Bunts, Scald*, Skin tCnip(,inns and I'lle*. 25c, st CraeetPivI’hsrmacy, G N. buiokhal- ter, Drug Store. Kx President Grover Cleveiand-eame to griff in Virginia last week. ^He had bad luck, killing few ducks ajjd for violating the game 4aw- lf»4*sle non- tribute $10 UU,he license fund ot the Mother of President*. sun again If the atm’s red In the West, next day hottet than the last. A streak of red, theh a streak of gray, and goo trill get a gloomy day. The United Confederate Reunion Tor fkext yeer trill be bvdd In NathvHte, Venn. The date thereof will be ap pointed later. The South Carolina Conference, II. K. Church. South, will meet in Ureen- Tlile on December tth. r -2 \ I. W. GHggs of Geor- id of his who aimed Roosevelt,” because elong pal. NOT A SICK DAY SINCE. 7 “I wa* taken severely sick with kid ney trouble. 1 tried all sorts of medi cine*, none of whlctrrelieved me. One day I saw nu, ad. Of your Electric Bit ter* and detenu I tied to try that. After taking a few doses 1 felt relieved. atul soon thereafter was entirely cured, and have not.seen a slog day since. Neigh bor* of mine have been cured afUheu- matlsm, Neuralgia, Liver ami Ivldney troubles and General Debllrta’’ This I* what B. F. Baas, of Fremoaty N. C., writes. Onlv 60c, at Creech’s Phar ui.acy, C.N. Buckhalter, Druggist, - do hereby order an elecrion ; ln the territory to he cut off for the new count'.', on the tlfteenth day of Decem- her 11)03,’to be beld'in awmrdance with tire requirements of law, att whiwli election the elector* shall vote “yes” or “no” upon the question of creating a new county and upon the name aud county ••eat of the-proposed county. In testimony w*h«»renf 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State Kobe a4li*cd at Co lumbia, thi* Snd dav of November* 11)03, aud lu lire IJSr.li year of the Independence of the United Stiles. [Sea 1.1 - - D. C. HAYWARD, Governor. By the. Governor: - ■. J. T. Gantt, _• Secretarr of 8!nt©. FARMS FOR'SALE. is tire time to buy Improrrtl will s«ll at Barnwell, In 'fr»nt of the • Court -House, on Monday, December ith 1T*0J, it being salesday in' said month, within the lega.1 hour* of sale, the following descAlavl real pftipelty: • All tliar. trSfrt or piece'of land lu WHIlston Township. C ounty and State aforesaid, eoi taiuing frtrty two acres ’yiry|ow prices more or less, and bmi(tided on the N-««b r te-i>is c by laud* of Krwln GlCens, East by lands of Krwln Givens. SnuHi ofMl* W. 3. Mima and West of(L M. Mims. TcrmvCash, purchaser to pay.for pn per*. II. L. O’BAN NON, Mifster^- Ma«tcr'’s4MTIce, Noy. 14th 1W«3. by Wtida. ’Interest oti deferred paVitieifts. by la^ds T MASTER’S SALK. i Stare of Sontk Carolina, County of Barnwell, In the Court of’Common Pleas. ■Charles C. Voorhee*. Dainiilf. vs II. - II. Nevils, Defendant. By virtue of n decretal order to me directed in.the above entitled cabse i will sell at Baniwell, in front of (he lourt ilotrse, ou Monday, December 7tk, 11)64. it 'being sslesday in said iniuith, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real property : All that hit of land In said County on Hercules Orenk in Ueoigc’a Creek Township, bounded by lauds of sfilil H. H. Nevils, Kay and others, contain ing thirty (;kij ai re* more or lees ond being the' same tract purchased of the Master for said County by Wllirs-A Duncan and by him sold to the eaidffl. il. Nevils, y Terma Cash, jiurchaser to pay foriia- II. L. O’BAN NON, ^ Master. Mayter’s Often, Nov. 14th, 1903. FOR SALE. • A rrioe hors^ Iniggy, wsgon-HHtd harness, very cheap, inquire at S. Krasnoff’s. WAN TED—A mhlille aged lady of character and respectability, as honsc- keuper for a-emH'll family. Fair salary and a good home u ill be given. Ket- erenees exchanged. Ap|4y to —* C. F. Bakkr, i ^ Bi rnwcll, S. C. 1 fit) . •’ PROCLAMATION. State or Socth fUiuxum, KXICl’TirK^pri’ABTXrM - . WHEREAS, petirlons signed by Hie quullHed electors of certain sect Ion* of tlariiwell,'AiWen*i>ri fldgeHeid ('nun- tie* haves been tiled with me in accord ance wlth_Jaw, asking that certain portions‘of said counties he permitted to yote an the estsbllshnren! of a ne*v county, and whereas a pmclamaition wa* issued on the 2d day November, 1903, ordering an election on said ques ti<>n, to be held on the 15th day of De- cemher, 1903; and whereas a quenf petition has been filed-w ith me stating that in the portion to lie cut off from. Barnwell County there i* no es tablished ■ voting precinct: Whereas, it is tietitioned that the re*idence of K. M. Youngblood, in that portion of IlnrnWetl County which it is proposed to cut off to form the new county, be named as voting precinct Tor . said Special election. Now, THEREFORE^L D. 0 Hey ward, Gowrnor of the Mate of Mouth Carolina, iw compliance with Section fiSO of the ('ode of Laws of 3<mH» l am Nna H»62 Volume l , do hcreliK name a» the vo' ing precinct for jaald special election tire residence of F. M. Young blood,(n BarnweH Cratity, and direct that the Ciammimdonersj^ Election h*r tuyqwelt Cosuity appoint manager* ot election for seid precinct to hold said election. In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed at Co lumbia tlii* seventeenth day of No vember, lbU3. and in the one hundred atid rwenty eigh'h year of the Iitd*- ncinlaace of tbo United States. [SkatH D. C. Hevward, * Governor. By the Governor *. . J. T. Gantt. Secretary of State. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION FOB THE CREATION OF HAM MOND-COUNTY. -d 1 y ■» State o/ South Carolina, I Countyof Barnwell. ( Special bargainajn Table.Ltqf ns and poilics tills week at 3. Krasno qens fra. FOR |ALE. A large corner lot w.ith comfortable tlye room cottage, broad hall and two verandas. Situated on Main Street, Apply to — Mrs. M. T. Hummel, Williston, 3-C. Nov. 12, 1903, PRE TTJ PRESENTS. • TKETTIKK PKICKsl ' . When you come to Barnwell be sure fr (o visit the up-town store of Mrs. 8. A. "WcNab between Miss Carrie A. Cave’s jlllnery find ' BurCkhalter’s Drwgfrcr or©^where you will find the prettiest ^ Stock of China, crockery, tin ware aud a tiro as aud other things that you n^ed. 5" sto Er.terUig Upon, hunting or trespahs:- Ing on my lands In Blackvllle Towh ship H strictly proh I hi ObiI hv me. ' Laura V. Baker. Nov. 2,1901 ■rti*- . ■ - g STORE FOR RENTt Best location In Barnwell. Good opportunity fot a grocery bus iness. f 10.00 per month. 18 FOABHarr. Bd In ins in Notice Ts hereby glvefi fti« pnrtrntrm to tlre.aboye ProclamatinnJby the Govv ernor of South Carolina a special election will he held st tire voting precinct established by law in Four Mile Township in the County Of Barn well ami State of South Camll.ixon the tWieenth day of December 49Q$ as or- derc^Lby the GoyeHior and prescribed by law, the poll* to lie opened at 7 o’clock a. in .'and closed at 4 o’clock p. m. - The election shall be conducted the same manner a* general election* in this State nqd all persons entitled to vote under the constitution and laws of this State are entitled to vote at this electlqi^. ,- _ The following named persons are hereby appointed managers for said election: Rcsjdence "of FrM. Youngblood—F. M. Youngblood, IL S. Pinkston. L L. Attxway, W. H. Hair. .• —“ ^ **' ' -W. L. Best. Commissioners Slate Election* Barn well Co.inty. R. C. Roberts Jr . Clerk. The managers are requested to dele gate one of their number to provide* boxes and blank* for the approaching election to be held Tuesday, December 15th 100R, The boxes can "be secured from the clerk of Harnwelj. COTTON STOLEN. ■Atonic of cotton marked J. E., nuinberKd 127, standard *ixe, 51 inches long- 24 •Inches thick, weighing 627 pound*, wa* stolen ftom my gin house irisAform at Baidock, about Octcber 2toth A reward of twenty-five dollars w ill he paid liy me fur information that will lead to the recovery of the cotton and apprehension of tire thief. , J.L.Elus, , Baidock, S. C. - -M •» TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are hereby forbidden af ter this date to enter upon the iaTid* owned or controlhd by u* in Bull Pond Township, Barnwell Couqtr, fnT the purpose of hunting, tishiug, Ireul lug away wood, straw or leaves, pas- (iirkig stock or tre*ps-*iug. In any nf*r<ner whatever, under penalty of prosecutioiT~to ltig fuH extent oi the law, , ' ' J- I*. Gjay, Mr*. L. C. Gray. Nov. 3d, 1903. *•' NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED- '• ITQRSK^ __ All person* indebted to the estate*of Jolin Jw Johnston, deceased, are re qidrpd to make prompt payment to the wnTtersigned ainl"all person* holding claim* agaiii‘t the snidTstate will pre sent them, properlv attte»ted, to me, R. Ralph.Johnston, (Qualified Exreuttr. Nov. 2nd, liKJS. • ■ TRESPASS NOTICE. ATT-person* are hereby forbidden af ter thi* oifto^to enter U|Min the land* of the imder»igned>.lit Blackvllle Town ship, Barnwell CoiTtvty, for the pur pose of lintitiiig, rishiiig^hwiiling awav wood, straw or leaves, .p**turtag»tock or trespassing In any manner winf er, under penalty of prosecution to ttie full extent of tire law. ILGLDelk. 4. LCrrffrr H II. Dellc. E. ir tfsnjrngv W. H. Martin, Mr*. Nancy K. Delk '* Nov- 2d, 1903. Treasurer’s Notice. prices are advancing and \(e cannot add one acre to the woiIdVsupply. It istlie prevstllng oplnUn that we w ill never see low priced cottffn Rgain^ This mean* hlgl'er price* for tire farhl* that produce the llfiecy staple. I offer the fid lowing farm* for *h!c at for thq uett 30 davs, ash, or one-^fourth cash, balance Ip-Jive equal annual inwtatnient*, "*>% bis may he vour last opporrunlty to buy n good place cheap on easy tefuis; AIMhat tract or plantation'of land containing 80 acres, inor« or les*. boundeiTon the North by Charleston and AugiiRfa maff xnd liitida of Julia Hot'ten. Ensthy hmds of M f*i Bc*sie C. Felder anTTSouth hv land* of Mr*. Bessie C. Felder and YV-p»t by la ml*/of K.’H. J. C. Dow ling. Also xM that (r»i‘t of laod containing lot)ncrds.'lnore or less, bounded on the North by la ml* •J Annie Price, East liy H. J. Braldiam, Smith by Mis. G. Felder and M'esr by lands of Dowling.—J00o'pei acre. AlMhat tract of land. 3 miles' from Denmark, contitiuing !’S4 seres, more er‘li , s*,-ntid bmuided by l.yids of Henry Sellers and J. B. Iiountree.--f8.l , 0 per acre. " • 'AH that Tract of land, 2 mile* from GovaiT, coutalning 1150 acres, ruore or less, honndul on the Month by Char leston and Augusts road, on the West by lands of J. B. Zorn, on tho North by lands of 0. A. Adnur*, and ofi the East by lauds ,of Mrs StnWian. witb mill site and all machinery tbefeto— '$8.60 per .-.ere. AH that tract''bf Ayers Mill tract, near mtliw.wrw.. -.S hfnd, known as 01ar.^-Ml.(T)l>er -A-T GQ TO S KRASNOF^F’S.. W here you can get more good * for' ftm •> money /_* a me‘coo*fs Tot lert mcnt*y. A J its; to Miow how the bargain wind is blowing ... siure. . Alan’s Pitem^Lcaificr, Jn lace snd Bl.u ber *IJ>*, lates^^.t^^ Orft- narlly, ti.ev sell st $1 and «ft per pair; but during this Great Winter Bale tb*? "'‘’'r'he'most^cclettrHtcd MllHES th America ar« Zelglcr Bfds.t’ and W L. Douglas’. I bars ll,e exclusive sgeney fur botl. of tbetn, and I imrJto fill d» come and Inspect the. complete stock I have on hand. \ ou T.lhiv 'iN-« your j parent* knew them, and even your grandparents in their day* coiHfdefed thsft the best shoes in Amerb-a. “ . ^ WINTER UN 0ERWEARJ Mv'stock nf'Underwear thi* I'Wtl rtexcetmbnallyYfrbHg I hsv© all grides ami ain-olors and weights, Hml at astonishlhgfy'lttafivrice*. aforlnn uf. •>l , n worlll 33c. where 60c White Merino at ^2c. fltlrfg you pay *11 signed place near BarnWell. C. IL, containing 610 acio*.—$s 00 per sere. 4MJ acYc s of land in Wi.'llston Town-' ship, partly In Nie corporate liniit< df the town of Elko, 1 rftefi dweblog house and barn* and Fine clay land, nearly itlf-,1 ti.cullivjuh'n, small portion in good pine timbt^r, rents well. Price $1,312.50. ? D. S. Hatr phrre,<l,-jf) acre*, 2 build ing*-. Boundaries: N. hr funds of Mr*, iiarhttg Best, E. by ’T'.ichev Creek. S. liv estate of Al>eti Hair, IV. by J. U. llagpod and J. I‘i, Udst. -• I’i i-ie, $(ib0- E. K. Woodward place 120 acres, 2 VjiiTding*, Pnnodaries: N. by estate of F. M liter, K. t»v .)< rd:irr Bisnrh, M. oy public road to Oribgetv..i g, .siui IN'. by 1 estate of J. I>iu:cun Alien. “■ ■ price, fl.ooo J, A. Rountree place, 89 acre*. 1 buil ding. Boon Juries: N-& W’. by lands of S L. Peacock, K. hv IrrriT!* Icrmerly owned tiy^J. Marnier* ami Miss K. Kmintree, S. by lauds of S&nder* ami . Harley. 1 Price, *350 *• J. (’. 2 liuililing*. division of r.kinson place, 0!) acres, BtmTrdai-lcs: Put t on he e*tate of'rv. Hankin«on. Adjoining land* of M. W. A Mato Bailey, Joeeid) Ashley ami MTs. E. i'hilvor.^ j Price, $4(X) , Floyd & HanTThson iTTaco J1 * ‘ lj t)Ui|diog*. Boundaries J. Ashley. E. & U , by S. by J. Ashley. UriCe, WOO Harley Plseo- 650 nefe*. 2;d cleared, balaiicoiti wo.uk ami Timber, 2 tenant i itoii'C* on place, dwelling recently -tontned, 7 mile* Irpm Barnwell Court, House, on public ro;ul. —BoiMoled by. lamfs'or Weatlier*bee. DicH*. >L O. Patterson, Janivs Tilly and K. L'. Patterson. ' s ' lb ice $3,~>0tT.Q0 Minion I’riester Plave.- fcji) acre*. 4 building*. Bound^rre*: N. by land* of Mrs. A. E. liarwtv and’tut No. 5, H. i»v V'liiot Mandeis and M . .loii^Sj fy. by II. V'. Jiine-. Pot • reck, if-al, arid \V. by land* of Mr*. Harley, Rev. Britton and Hurricane Branch. ‘ Price,$3,756 R. C.*& W. Halford place, 159 acres, I building.’ Boundaries: N. by land* or J. M. F. Halford, E. by Amanda Hardin, 3. by Tlioma* Connelly and J. E. Cade, W. by Mis* E, (J. Owe.ir. price, fnr Sanford Place—*24 sere*, nearly all cleared, good clay land. I two story residence,T tenantbouire and burn* and stable*; riear Elko, Bounded liv public road leading from Blsi kville to Elko, ami*-litnd* of »3. B. Hair, AHpo D; Thoinson, Odom, N. II. btunseli. Price, $3,0ne.p« Pt.Acr.-^In Red Oak 'I’owo^ worth 33c. Heavy lleeced linetl rit 37.1c. ^ Tire very for. - * - > , •Laili« , « heavy ribbed vest* 23c. W bhhl he a b*rg*' n *( Ladies •.vbite, alj-wool, elegantly made, siz(f5 *J2 to 40 kt 7l)c r the xfittae roh pay elsewhere $L25. * . . - - - Now Is tire time to buy one. 1 have llie right kind and kt the . right pricek* At 44.<J0 I J8.OO, $3..‘0, $6.(K), 50, $10 00 ami 112 ‘30. rrrnl LEADER tKl LOW PRIC£%. -r“ ClIAS. I*ATx*KR. mmsr t. ssiiiAh -Bakm & !M acl v j*. j N. by laud* uf IL'Uikinvbu ami -COTTON VfAREIMME CN REYRCLD3, CAMPBELL iti JOKES STS. ... - « . - * - ■ —— * - . .. - ...... *■ ., r. * w .•■ •% „ HUCUSTH.GEORCm. ’ - — - 0 ' <>f Gotton Solicited. ALL THE YEAR R0UHD . \jHILl. - TOP - ’STABLES, 1BARNWELL, - SC NKW dil fi e*. JlAVjCNKU cri.—1 ii Red Oak Town- Treasurer’s Office, Barnwell County, 3. C., Mept. 28th, 1903. The Treasurer’s fufiire will be open for tire colTeciJon of the taxes levied for 1903 from tire loth day of Ocjbber until lire 15th day of March 1901, in clusive. * The commutation tax<jwi!l be receiv ed until March 1st. 190L _ ' From the 1st day of Januarr 1901 un til tire 31«t day of January 1904 ft pen alty of I per cent, will de added to 9II unpaid taxes. From the 1st day cf February 1904 until tire 28th day of February 1904 a penalty of 2 pvr cent, will be added to all unpaid taxes. From the 1st day of March 1901 mull the 15th day of March 1004, A penalty of 9 per cent, will be added to ail paid taxes. -LEVY. — 6 MillsT •1 •> .1 •» t 3 ” 4/ 0 ship, 1*0 Acres. IUht.ft Pi.acx.-hI> Township, 64y Acre*. BAMBERG COUNTY Bv’koki).', Riiiwx IbiANamr. “T77 H. * lf 3L Rice, pheth 1,000 uerex. BoimdudtT*: N- by lurid* of A. C. Free and J. E. Free. E. by public road to Baipherg and Allcmlnle and l.imls of l>. II. Rice, S, hy land* pf I). II. W.; B. (l B. '1'. Rice, and \V. by land* of D. NOTICE. Entering dpon, Hunting or trespAss^- ingouffly land* in Blaekvllta Town ship Is stHelljr prohib ted by the. Mrs. JulU It. U&rrelly Got. uth. - — 1— ^ PLANT I’l'T A Ns. i.dOri on* y*»r old Paper flhHl PecAb Trees for tkfe si ID ctnitv *aoh. »H. D. Still, Blatkvllle, 8. C. 400 pounds of pure fcdeh WA4*r mel on seed from Urge end well-sbsped melon*. ' For prices, &e , write to ]- ' * I F. Still. For State purposes *• Cntistitulional 3iSht)'6l “_ Ordinary County RepSv loan ^ “ Re'mdexing Record* W '* SPECIAL>1CH(^1, LEVY. Cedar Grtiye. Old Columbia: 1 mill. Allendale, BarbaVy Branch, Black- irille, Double Pond*. Elko, Kdisto, Fairfax, FriendRlilp, Kline, Lees, Mon- Jey MerrWs New F+n'est, Oak Grove, IWedy Brarttsh, Selgllng, Seven i’lnetr, Tinker’s Crfeett J , 2 mllfL Ulmer, Owen’s X Jtrtads, Crane Sk- vsnnxh, Cave, Barton, Bit Fork; $ mlllF. t r ^ Williston: i\ mlllsi 7^ Hercules; 4 inlil*. Barn well; 4)^ ibillv - COUNTY AfToiNTilENTij. \ wlH U* at— U-, Rice. I*. Ice, $L0rto . - •.•■■•._•■ . . •■■■ •••■ —- - . AIKEN COUNTY, • Hammond ToWnsiup. Wilson--l<jO acres,^hounded N. E. ^ S. by Geo. It. Rowell and J* W. Bolder and IV. by Ulysees Wilson. Price, $750 stMTjtCR COUNTY. . Ilartsoe Plrc.p, 160 acres, Smile* from Wedge fie Id. Boundaries: V. A E. b> lauds of J^Ay\*ock, 8. by Will amLCo I It. H., W. by lauds of II. L. Midtlleton . ' Price, $1,290 Price* raasonalde snd term* casr. Apply to J. O. PATTERSON. ■! * - • Barnwell, 8. C« 45 Williston; W<t| Bisckyllle, iesdsr Sfnvi Wellnoauay, ovember 24. November OUbbsston, Friday, November, 27. Allendale. Tuesday. Oebe'nitWl. Fairfax. Wedneadst 2^ 4. id! Robins, Erjday,^ Wanted* PeV* ! mmoi.. Dogwood, Hickory atyl Holly Ireg*. Freight paidi on.car iffads. , . ' I > Janies Cocksbott, H» Ijharlfsx'it, S O. ‘ CKICBLSTER’S ENSUSH kimi% 'sa"^ * ribbon. Mbs** oiler for sale . _ _ —• The IIkmT drii puipose hor^eB «n<<, Bit lies ill at liv^, tfood^ itid^MK’Di can select alul ready money buy. Buggies Ani) _ Thesct'too, aVe-fft at yoor servfite itt vKtSt vrriety anti tit jB fceR uhdel*}; 1011 ml all 'ctAn^K^PthAi. St^eTllcm and|^oti will «c*ck no further. " * . ? Harness. An ilnlheliAC sYock CHOICEST of all TO THE grad 1 tiafhcKS. s 0'om itie CUEA^teSti 3^"Separtite jiieees sold. If VtAi ^ihything fttirtV 1 Ih-ow Ihmd 11^ oi dowmvou can $;et it at li\‘own |)rife8 hei'e. -— Htddle> for ail sizes nnd lioth sexes. latj) Robes f)r till purposes and people-, * : ~ Whips f7)f slow and swift tenons. • Before hiiynig^anytiling; ill, the BhoXT BWrti com'6 id Hefldqthuters nvi yoh'H jileiis'cH if ^ovyd $i^oods ahd IreainitjTTTTilHfiTrfTTW" par-pneesean : --IF. 11 Alt IST WELL, IS. C. gleiv: MINERAL WATER. Carboimtecl • / Gliuear A.lev!i The Best 00 foe Market. For Sale By . v ,. ' C. t. l«ia Puptis’ Ptatt. x*. VOTIVE TO THE TGWX8UIPC0il- }J MlSSfONEtld. ^ ... V'' ^ All Tow'n*hib C< hunlssioners WtQ pleaser ke'e tlikt Ibeir ov'eVte'eVk VvWtfn ou^li fasndsTlable to road duty, and Work llreir hiadk, butting olit de right of war, and otherwise phuing In |lt Work’ taqulre'd ** ' sprctlve roads. lltJtlCfc. Alt btersesra for year V903 wilt ldea*e send 1b to ttrlk offleb at oned their list of gaUids fbi this year. By writing a PosUl CVrd to ttVo, yoo^wiff TtfiSlVb the proper jbkhnks for tbo pur* pose.