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MR vm, ■B *' ' ?'•''' * Barnwell Psonle. Jixo V. HOLMES, EitHri Pnp'r. tiASGIST COTim CIRCULAlION * r—— THURaDAV. UKr;li*feRKK 17, John Rurleycorn vtinuld not b« per du UtwI^nHoll teM«r»oourj|c-vl, to be In- , inrjpnt during the aimual in.talonery ' ttalt of Santa CUua. t More wheat hM'b.»eiva«« nin tho>up- , per part of the 8tnt«> th4« eeaaon tiwn in year* paat. The aoarrlty of labor hat Ita advantage* after ali^ But for «that the 8oat1t>wouKl plant for twenty dnilllou balea next year. The aplrit of CbrUunaa peace and .good wifi doean’t eeein to be In the fhearta of ll>e dep|»e*t dyed republican* •-toeard ahelr-*>ou|l!frn brethren of rl>emouratie faith. The g. o. p. will '•have to go back to the bloody ahlrt in tthe next campaign. The bigh price of cotton ha* made t-many white people aorry that they quit ‘the Held for the factory. It w,ould he .^aaler to get them^^returu to-their 41 rat and beat lovMflpvfn bring hmni- granta from ScIwHw or any a;Llicr acrosa aeaa coun'trnHr ■ '* V Tna raoruc I* glad to add The -Limestone Styf.tn it* galaxy of ex- ..■change*. Tbehlllof faro I* all from gill brain* and a* aweet a* their tnu- ■pera. Froyi Uo- pretty WoveBiber inumber vve leawt the daughter de*cen- dants of Kve still Inherit U:e first ,mother's love of apple*. Ami we ud- ,naU that the sterner sex Is no Unproye- . ment on the old Adam. Daniel J. Sully, leader of .the bull .cotton movement, Is credited with hav- .ing cleared «ix million dollar* in t vo .daya.by apouMlatioo in sftots and fu* wtttrta. ■ ~ ~ ^ ~ As a money maker ho ha* had no real efliul In history, hot what he •gained other men lost, and hi* example and *ucce*s will c*.use tlie ru'n of many more whqjiavc the-fever of gam- ibling in their blood. 3f . An exchange, name forgutten bntes-t rteemed all the aamo, remarks that but -little newspaper advioe has yet been given to the legislature, which will .meet in regular session In a few weeks, •pud draws the conclusion that this si* -lence Is due-to the fact that nothing of ilniportauce Is to be done at the ap- (proacblng session. •In recent years much advice ha* (been offered to and but little taken by •the Holons, and when pupils are duH. •«ud alow to learn tbclr teaclmrs lose energy and lessen effort. The ssiflqn of 1!N)I might and pouhl bee* important&s any held in the last qonr'er of a century, if the lawmakers would turn over .the needed new leaf end riseiy-the occasion and opportuul- to- l , — -eewps!*' '•WIIKKK AJtK WE ATV (The emperor of,Germany, w ho has d>ecn somewhat a strenuous person .with despotic Inclination*, has spoken .of President Roosevelt u* “a dangerous (PMO).” SInnr.that expression of opin ion the conduct of Hr. Roosevelt bus rather cvnttrmcdliie judgment of th^ falser. .The sober-minded member* of hi* party and all good Democrats have s’ome-to share that belief, but the form er seem afraid ,to apeak their - sent l- linent* because of hi* popularity with Abe rough rider majority .of Kepubli- cans. In the hot haste with which he ha* -geoogni?rtd .the secession republic of Panama and entered into a treaty for Abe eonsti uctlon of an i*t‘Hu4ao eao»d .wnd In bla readines* to enter into con diet with tbe od ended people of Ajolombla ho has shown an alarming recklessness that bode*' HI for futur* |>eace In case of hi* reeketion. In minor matter* he ha* been no bet ter, perhaps worst, in hi* treatment CONCERNIXG WOBK. Le*a thaaa month hence New Yeat -vescduTtons wttl bo fir order. Heap- -whiie, let h* look back over the pan year. Without regard to offence* against iightoonsnes* and‘virtue, to what degtee have w<T done our full duty? Looking over the yoar’s-balimco *he**t," those of us w ho are ‘‘behind” In bus)nesaduve what excuse? Are tlto sea«on« wholly responsible? Have we had “had luck?” Has. the government robbed us ? A re - Ahnw^uf u« who are poor - and In debt whoHy wittimit fault? Are we persecuted ciestur. * of misfortune and disaster and are we aOrvliig a sentence of pov erty for which there is no pardon? We know a man In this cotton mill yillage.who has workcil an average..of ton or eleven .hours every day except Suuduvs and nationsl holidays siuce- tite da wu of IDU.'I. ifcltiis mapjtgcd to get along. He ha* saved some- money and it i* either in the bank or lias been Invested. Tap re is a farmer in tUs county who hits worked on hi* farm not lc«* r th*n liUOdays this year and each day the work ha* been I.orient, luird labor. It ha* been severe at times, Inn snmmes more than once the temptation came to him to takes mule from the plow and go away on a little frolic hut tic with, stood it. llnJias had -howwar. about two weeks hiliday-Jn the course of the year. The crop* were short In hcT nelghhotimod and Ida was not an ex- cgptioti. However,die worked so stead ilj, »o thoroughly and so CHreiully .that he made some cotton and llte good Airice lie lias received ha* ciuihlcd irini to pay mu and save money. We know,a man in a hank -wTin earlv and late haKjrurked at Ids desk, taking not one single ho'iday except w hen the Lank wa» closed. That man liaa savsid money thi* year. _ TJiere arc numbers of hnslnc** rtien. in thi* tiiwn who have not heeii idle for a week out of the Hfty-two. How—many Ihuii-s have wc loafed? Let u* lUiik (ho old j-ear squarely in tire f iee—dm.w much of it have wc actually used? How many days have we allowed Pi slip Jiv without seriously, striving to something to do ami doling it. ? ' * •’ TJio worjd coataim* hundred* of raH^. Il^ns of pcopk who arc supporting themselves on farms of leas than ten or tlfl.een acre*. . For tlie ( m.dkt part tliey live in countries Joss favored lliau tJiis. For the most p.-itt thxir litiilfs are Ibsa fertile hy uatu t e aniKto not one of t hese countries can so manydiinds of cr.ife*, so many tilings of value, with so little effort, be produced. These millions know full well what work mean*. They have little dream of the p’.ea*uie* of idiesness. .If they did not work all the tint^, titey won id starve. ,hot u* uiake a candid and humble confession.. 1* itnot true .that lew of ns have done more than a fraction of what we might have done? Men aie not born equal. A fevy men have brains far In excess of ethers. These mCn can make money with cor respondingly less endeavor. A man who makes a great invention m ine- chanics w ill likely have at: automobile and a steam yacht and ha able to labor tittle. In the same way, some men have a turn for farming, for control fug labor or.raislng cattle which oilier* have not. They prosper accordingly The average man In this.world of ours is born poor^ is gifted with only an avjnigi amount of brains pud muscle, bat man may become Independent e in Laurens, Bomb Carolina,-bar rlii'g peculiar alJicUons, but toll and saving make the only wad'. The mostinccessful men, as a rule, until after their success is accotuplished •itld they liave retired from business, are tbe hardest worker*. Thorn i« Jc«3r tnyi* not a successful mill president in .South Carolina who is not accustomed every day of tho.year. buiu)u> * except eil, .to puAytig iu Tm average of ten hiettrs.-^ J^hjipose we okeen tab on n|ir*elve# A jlow many hour* have we. labored to day? How many have \ve IrociL Idle? 11 a record, by .the wateb.’were kept for a year, how w uiild it apiieat ? Old men cannot, wuirk. leirk . men cannot work. - Tiie young, thn able- bodied man in LiurOns ha* little ex- 'rtnse. We have In mind a printing office In tills county. If * ver man in the county worked as steadily as the printers in it, ( we arc rot talking about the editor) Laurens would h ive pro duced a larger CiTUiurcrop in Ifk'H ttian ever before m her history, regardless of the seasons.— Laurens Advertiser. t In'Meiaortf of •JAALES J, JDXE.h, snn nf Urjand Mri. HAftf? Jon*», who SOU oi swrjanu -»ir». ncory ooiiw", wn« , , OW I* tf*C tlota 46 boy ilftpVnved depot ted-this life at Hi* home near ‘ l WVH l>fl>r fbr sale at public mrtery, i farirw c-licwp. Lauds are ehespar ‘ ' * noiy thhn rney vHll etrr be *gwa. Only-a HjMittcd nnnib<^'4or sale. It 1a the'only safe and snb<tatnial Invest- W»eni. I'be; dffmsnd t» ledreabltfg, price* *rc. advancing and we cannot add one acre to the wotMbnwppto •Blackvllle, on Nov, 21«t, IWW, aged '32 year*, b montlis ahn f" da ye. The subject of this tribute was a member of > tho Double Ibdid KJaptlat Clhiirch, and a young man nhtversHlIy .log of one targe two story nture, two p <r 1,U untarnUliMil iporai and .atura h«jasa*aiid one large atable, barn Mri ibug bVc WEAL ESTAlTE 8AiLE, State of-ttomH Ohmllira, * b'ountjr-tt^myawell. f FA1M3 FOB. SALE. to - the ’ hiffhe'kt hldder,' Hamweil Eourtllonse, off Halcaday in 'Jantmriv IIKM. the fdHewing described lot with alf Ihe lmprovements thereon, consfst- roUglou* character. A* a son h« w as revorvntial, lo^ ing and obedient to his parents, wliose affection* were chweriy eht w>luetl ground ‘Jliiiiiile/’ their only child. A* ashusbaud no one eacoHed him in the deep devotion ho bestowed upon bis wife•ndAtoes‘little .chlbfren. and tbere was to liim no (dace so dear and sweet as homo. In the church he hid the ,fnllo«t con tide nee of liTS'Trethreii. for they all iktiew hi* constancy end faithfuluee* to tho Interest* of s,lie'Master Whom be torvtyl, and «l«Hgbt4d» to w alk In h1s ciuiHiianilmerit*. As a member of the Wide cfa<* lie was a eSiiilofit of tbe di-- floe-word, and his place in the class wasscldom vacant. In all lire rela tions of life he was upright, honest and churitab'e, and all be did was with out ostentation. For his pastor he had alwav* a bright a ml cheery smile, and his lionie wa*-At all tlnps-a WK^ome''place. - _VV<j Will all mi.s ‘•Jimmie,” m the ■home atdl In the church, but we-bow tmtfod’s WilJ % having Jhe blessed as- -snrance that In the ' sweet beyond” we shall meet him where there w ill he no more pain nor parting. - ' . To bis grief stricken father-, mother, wife atx! ohlldrep oiir deeped *\mpa* tide* are extended. .— Tastou. LETTER Tff LLMON BROS , -'Uarnwrll, is. U. ' . Da/Sits: Do yon want, to sell Deyoe leini.nnd-Jtirrc for your lowfn and eoim- trv ? < ; • - _i_ 'I’lie whole doctride of R turns on the«o‘ tb rce jin in ts.ii- c— (4? Ftns alT palnt and true;point; -^(Syj^g+stbo strongest paiql^ t id) ItTTfuH meii-*ttre. Because it i* all paint, true paint, ‘lirOpoftiotied for -mrengtl* and tull- meaMire, . _ (1) Ic-takc* le'ist for a job; (2) Lock* be«t all the time; (;l> Last* Imigfcsij ^ ^ ^ (4H»atU«lfcth«Trade; andholds cus- tomejs; 1 .—’—^—t—” T1te?e lattiff rtreTT «nrirrrTrn t fnr Tny other piiint; there- -is no other such paint; tlierc is nothing but talk for any other paint, Dvvoe is^tffo paiut lf you want rhe fa 1 it*on tour ii.de. The country i« InM «jt experiences; wh bring these i xperb'nce* to bear on your trade, if von sell Devoc.... Your* tiulv, . F. \V. DbVox A 15o., 31 New York. and-buggy honse cmiibrued, and know<n as. Briggs, I'o.Vold store l<4, situate otv^he north >Mh of Railroad Avenue, tir the* town -of Hlackville— bounded on the north Uv lota of Mrs. Kammer and L. K Whirtle; ns«t. hv Lartigue-Bimet; sotnh, hv Railroad Avenue, and wo*t by lot of tHc Southern Railway Company. Terms of rale: Allca*li. or.one-fcaH dash, credD’portbm aecured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of prewlae*. payable in one year w ith interest »t"7 percent , purchaser to pay for papers. The right is reserved to reject rfny and alj olds if price offered I* not saris- liictot V to seller. ... F. S. Rodgers. II. F. Bn1«t, A tty. TO KENT. The Mrs. Julia Cave Homestead Place ithonf two miles from Barnwell, (food dwelling and out buildings, four horse farm open land. Apply to \V. J„ Cave, Barnwell. 8. 0. Dec. 1 (4t) PLANT PECANS. KUOS orrc rear old Paper Shell Peek:i Tree* lor sah) at 10 cents each. : - — ir n. stm. - - Bbiekvllle, S. C. mu SAT/E. />• 400 rounds of pute.Kdeu water mrl- on secil from large and well-shaped melons. ■* — For price*, &c , write to v .. ■- ' • t |* t Sttuu ' BlaukwiHe. S.«C. S1T1KE FOR KENT. r' * Best location In Barnwell. , fitiod opportunity for a grocery bi»«- fnes*. , |K) 00 per nu-n'.h. -M Apply at ' , _ Crkeoii a Pharmacy. . It ^s tlie prevailing opinion that WIIDhetBr sec low priced cot Uni again. Till* urea os higher price* for tho farms that prod ore >fhe lleecy staid#. I offer the following farms for sale at vbry low prh«- for tbe ncjtt 'lJQ dav*. te-m* cash, or o!**Mfuurt^ cal*h. balkuce in five equal annwal lost.»>nirnl*, C«>6 Interest on deferred payment*. This himv he vour last opportiinHy to buy tv good place chea p on easy • terms. All that tract or pUnfaHon of land -containing 80 acre*, morv At le**, liowmled on the North by Charleston ko4 Augusta road and lands of Julia P. Hoi-ten, East by lauds of Mrs Bessie 1 l. Felder and South by lauds of Mrs, Resale fj. Felder and We*t by 1 anils frfi K. II. A J. C. Dow Hug. Also ail that tract of land containing 100 icrcs, inure or less, bmmdcd on lh« North hy la mis *«f AnnieT’rieC, East by II. J. Brabham, Mouth by Mr*. C.-Felder and West by I ami* of Itowling.—SO Oo pet acre. All tbuttraotaif-Tand. ff-itUlMi-ifroak^—. Demnark, contiriiiltig 334 acre's, more 1 or less, and boumled-by lands of Hensy Seller* uikI J. B. Itoimuce.—$8.00 per acre. “ All that tract of land, 2 mile* from Qovau, uontalning'SSO acres, AiOre or le«*, fioiindwton the Monjth by Char lesion knd AugiiLfH j'oadiSui tire - West ITv lanris of J. B. Zorn, oh rhe North hy lands of C. A. Adaiim, and on the Eakt by lands ..f Mra Stniinao, wdi-b mill site and all uraclrinery‘thereto—\ $h/)0 per.acre. All that tract, of land, known ns •Ayers Mill tract, ne.ar Otar.—trl.f)0 |>er Here. , ' , Hagood place near Barnwell. C. 11., cuita ning 010 ncie-.—$8-00i.(»er acre. 481 aeriy of land In WI.IDtnii Town- sbip, partly It) the corporato limit* id the town of Elko,'I iib 1 ^ dwelling; honse and barn* and “table*. Fine' day* land, nearly all in cullivatlon M small portion iu good pine timber, rent* weU Pflce 11.312.fi). .• XKii VO EM ffRA &9S (TfWMItlNl f t Ed! •TW* D your OppoWiMUy bPWny .l*tmt' fM>rilay‘gooi1a’kt bcf«*Hi4Mi'«l AdiNOWTvKDOE!) Ll'ADEK : LO\V 1 PhIC’K8.^ . -- J Tin lio1ldayv'are l a#iprol»chlng nrtd' fcMYituel#Mt>e td iNlrdi ibOMt buying ^ present for yortr dW? one., , — - - ~ TbKiquestion as nynrti*t kind Af a’IfMldnv present to KAy TAr Vfmr rylatfD* or friend is an iMtnbarrHiiHiig onv-artW'a’fe w Migge»Ue«*'mljfht be of great behff* fit tto you. • •-Dmv HioiU n M vti-h'.I A<PCf Ar a floe tailor made iV? Or ju*« a boa'll, tlfnl FUR lor your dWr wife ArVhtrtlnlg dnngtitei f I liaYe them 'to great t**. rIAties And at liVw prices that a re really astoiilsliing. leaiHiaei*” -- ^ - FINAL blsCHAR'OF.. " " Notice is iierchy given -that the un- dersigned will, on Saturday. January 2nd. HKD. fl!w his Hnal account with the-l’robate Judye for Barnwell Conn*, ty HtnTnpply for 111 * tl n a 1 “d i Adis t g^ as 5 Adniinistt'a'-orqf the Katato of-J. B., Bates, deceased. Paul Da L. Black. Adjnirtistiator. ace, ir.ff acre*. 2 bitlld- . D'. 8. 11 a t r i.,,..., ^ . - - -, "Ingsr^nSmiiiiHirfe*: N. By IhihI* of Mrs. Darling Best, E. hy Turkcy t nwk. S. I»v estate of Allen Hair, VT. hy J.O. tfaroml and J. K. Beat. THE llAIMMEST PEOPLE. The happiest people in the world are those wfio keep out of debt, out of pol itics, out of office, uliUir nofoiicty, ini^ke an honest living by_„ honest ItofUiUl mil luff the gbldeu Hile.vhomblV serve i|m liviry-4*od t 4mr*tiff the,‘ even tenor oTiKhT w*v” **m4-wegtem.**p- pnrUMlity of doing good. -Valdosta, Hia, Titnea. gifpttMicTiome questions lie ha* m«n(- Icsted an unveiled contempt for Con gress, for precedents and for the fed- 4nga of the people, b Ivoso servant he aroght to be. , ' , His attempt to force the promotion <of hie personal friend, who only a few < years ago was a pfalu sawbones to the foommaiid of the army of tlie United Btatea Is slgnlflcant perhajis of an un patriotic atnbUion to hecome itupertal in fact, to hold supreme office after the laahlon of other murderer* of re|»uh- Hcaa forms of good government. It appear* hi* purpose to force conditions to demand reelection for a second term —perhaps for a third and may bo for ilto. Judged hr all past standards and ax- ample* he is a dangerous man, and the - repohUe ia grower peril than siiMje it# ,‘C0rocr *tone was laid in the blood of the bero-mart5rsof the rerolutionary •waggle. B - v .The Wlnthrop gjrl* will hive only one day for Christmas, hut an abun dance .off cake and pi«4les will he ttieirs. An Edgefield meruit a tu advertise* that ku store will he uiosod «n Christ- in.i* day, Saturday, “and ptobablv Kuoday.” h Tbe President of the Texas Cotton 43row-era’ Association says that the goreranieAt-eropostlmttte is.too high, end advises farmers to bokl for 15 vents. A COSTLY MISTAKE. Blundert are soipetlnies very expen- aive. Oeoasiotulty life itself 4* the price of a mistake, hut you’ll never be wrong If von take Dr. King’s-New fils for Dyspepsia, UtzOnesi, Liver or Bowel troubles. , yet thorough.. 25c. at C. N. Burckhai- CHAMP CL A ft K U N COY E K8 ' HI8TOHA'. Representative Clnimp Clark, Mis souri, says it i* a strange lii-tortral fact that the (loiug of one;thing by .a single man kciff the Unrt«<[state* from Mcuiing the Nortii American British possession* at the time of the American Revolution. *‘I am going to dig into hi torv.” ho» said, •'and tin l hi-s^nwote. \Vlimi tic 11^ Uichui'd Montgomery ^ymd Benedict Atnohl, with the American expedition, assaulted Quebec, . fill of the British' «n!iliee* tiink ’yi. their heela without _ tiring a gun. For. gome uuuccOitn.ahlo reason one went back and touched (ire to one of the cannons, ilia- killed Mont jfOTiiBtw, broke Arnold’s leg, uad cut down the -head of the column. The re*t retreated and it has been British territory ever since. • •‘Thomas II. Benton of Mi*‘ourl al ways contended that we liad a clear tiriu to thtrjine f>4 4(1, jm which Hie campaign of lilt wa* fonglit and won. *NVe (night.to ii’HVi^ had It then, sod there never would liave been an Yklas- ktwi boundary qucsiio:).’' . • FlCiUT WILL BE BITTER. 'I'hitse who will persist In closing rtretn>*rs against, the continual recom mendation of Dr. King’s N4w Dis- cpveiy for Conxnmp'tioti, - WHi have a long and hitter figlit. with their troubles, 'if not ended earlier by fatal tei mum tion. Read w hat T. R. BeaH. Mjas. ha* to sav : ‘‘l.ast fall my wife liad every symiif.om of consumption’; Mhe look Dr. King’* New Discovery after everything uls«f had failed. Improve- tnent. came at once and four bottle* ciitirciy'lntfed her.” ^Guaranteed b^ Creech's I'liarmiii-y’. (N. Bnrckhalter. UmiMtist. I'rlen .-R.:, and fl u6 Trial holtlcsTree. ■ ~ « FOB The more a man get* the mdi;e'“Tie wants, and the less lie is willing for other people to liave. ‘ A man tides with the wind at ft -speed of threw mile* an h'Mir. He riilcs against the wind at two miles «n hour. How fast can he -tide withoui wind?” Rev. W\ f}. Neville, of York county. ioW n novel plati for raising church money. Last spring he distributed nixfy quarts of cuftoti seed to membt rs of his congregation who pmmlseil to turn the cotton prodnoed oyer to the church. He, called for tlic delivery of, tli« wot ton and had ft gift tied. They met., had a big picnic dinner and ascer tained that titey had a bale of cotton n sighing 51)0 pound*. Joseph Chataberlaiu doesn’t believe in physical exercise. He never walks w hen lie can ride; he odoesn’t play golfj^thore are no Indian !club*-or dumbbells lir hi* reom, and he declares rlmt he never fowls well after indulg ing in physical exercise of any kind. Mr. Uhamberlain was born InTffdff, and look* to be about 40 years of age. The idillosopiieri-Hlaiibtiltx, who lived sev enty years, passed most of hi* day* sit ting in a chair. He didn’t believe |n taking ewerciae,'and after a walk of a mile he was unable for two or .three! day* to get his mental- (lowers into proper working order, VVUHam. M. Kn wa-rts, n-t a very old age. attributed hi* long life to the fpc;. that he ne^r cxeruiaed. A FRIGHTENED itORSK. Running like ntnd down the street dumping the occupants, ora hundred other accident*, are every day occur fences, it behooves everybody to-hJtve a mliuble Salve ImikIv and there's |tone a* good as Buchlen's Arnica waive. Burns. Gut*, Sores, Kctema and Piles, disappear quickly under its soothing effect. 25o, at Creech’s Pharmacy, </VN/Burckhalter’* Drug Store. 0 New supply of Wage* Contract* at this office. Hall order* tilled prompt ly- / \ flne^por**, Wagon, Buggy Ilartteas fuff sale cheap. Apolv to ' v .' 8, Krar'iofi. 1^*1 • siriailiMn and I.v , How often In 24 hour* are the liottr, minute and second han-l- of Sl^watch equally distant the one from the other The SiiprennsCfOiirt of Nebraska has decided thar d“g* are good witnesses. Blood hounil* hitUtrailed st^Tnair dmnr t*n’ place wherc a tmrgtarv cofic/ ml tied to Ids hbute. where a stolen pnr*e was f onnd, hiuI on the iumwom evidence of the. dogs 4iq was found gtlfTty. , ' .- I — MASTER'S SALE^ State of flouth Cato’lna^l County of Barttyvell.' l In the Court of Common PlAbs, Robert'Wilson WHlhrms ' and ( Young, * Plaintiffs, X - • - $•» Mary A. William*.'Mary/l-Binor TriT- ' Hams. Jit* L. Williatiys and Galsey Maud Williams, Defendant* ° / By virtue of a theretal wtlor fo me directed iu the above entitled cause. 1 wil l *«tt at Barn won, tTy fron t of Ttre Court House, on Monday, January 4th, 1904. it Eefrig »ale*dny in said month, within the IcgaFhonr* of sale the fol lowing doscrJI In the County/and .state aforesaid ‘lAll tlMt-Wtrcel ol land known a* a parTof lot No.If In tract No. 1, In the partition of/lands in (ffe 'above stated cause, youtaiulug ff.8 acres and bound ed as follows; On tire Nonb bv W. Williatn*; on live East by Gnm Streer; on the Sou lb by Town Ditch and on t^e West by Town Ditch.” Also: “AllAhat parcel of land known as a- part of lot No. 5 In tract No. 2 to the aforesaid mtrtition. o-tnrain'.ng 4.7 acre* •nd hounded a* follows: On the North hy I*, A.'Wllliams: on the Ka»t by J. L AVilllam*; on thy South bf C, S. t^illiam* apd on the West by Gee: F. “ oung.” The above descrihel lots sre repre sented on plats ma<le by James H Patterson, dated June 27th.. knU Jtine 3t)fh, Wtt. ref-pcctively. Terms Cash -purchasers »o pay for paper*. i II. L. (FBANNON. Master. MxMer’s Office, December 12th, ’.00J. G HR I STM A8 PRESENTS —go to— 4 Britton's Book Stork. Where yon w ill t’md .Beauflfhl H“llday Book*; Tar rely PloWt'C*, Fine. Up to-date MattoMerv, (iift* suitable for all ages, civilised oc cu|iations and pocket*. W; a Britton, _ " Barnwell, 8. (). PRETTY I’REbKN Td. 1'ItKTTIKK CHICKS. When you come to Barnwell he sure McNsb hetw’eeti Mi** Garrie A. Cave’s Millinery and Burckbalt-er’s Drug Store,'where you will lind the prettiest stock of china, 'crockery, (In ware and a Ihutouud other tilings that you n.ed. ~ TRESPASS NOTICE. • AH person* are hereby forbidden af ter this date to enter upon any of my lauds in Baldoek, Bull Pond", Alien-! dale and Rod Oak Townships, Barn well County. for ihe purpose of hunt- 1 lug, trapping, ff-hiug, hauling away straw, leaves or wood, pasturing stock. 01 trespassing in any manner whatev er, under penalty oJ prosecution to the full extent of-tDe law. Mrs. M. C.mil, Executrlx^f Estate of W. V. Gili, deceased. Doc. 3J, lOO’-L V- TRESPASS NOTICE. Any and all entries of any 11.nl all persot.s on my lands in Barnwell (Vun- ; ty. commonly called the Roper Place, for the purpose of hunting hy day, or. iilgl't, tntppiivg; MrMwectvt-iiciiifg and' - removing woo I oF struvv, or oopimit-. ting a y orhe- trespas* w ill 1)0 pirs-i- lively p.osecuted tu.thefull extent of , -''imt H. W. rdchardson. November 2tH», 1IV3. WANTED, Pers'mmnn, Dogwoprt. Hickory and Holly Log*. Freight paid otPcar iouds. Jtmtej 1 CfH‘k*llUttj »->JL:harle*inn, S.G, ’J’RKSPA88 NOT af-' mcE. 1 AH peeaon* are Itereby-forhidden ter this date to enter upon UjO land* owned or controlled hv it* In—Bull Pond Township, Barn well Cantnty, forj Hie pffrposo of hunting. Hailing, haul iilSj a wav wood, straw or leaves, pas turing T^tock or trespassing in any manner whatever, under penalty- ol prosecution, to the full extent-of the law, - v J. P. Gray, - Mr*. L. 0*Gray. Noy. .‘Id. 1903. • * , FOR* SALE CHEAP? Two Registered Jersey Roll Calves, aolid c.alor T both graudaona of Prlnceaa of Dorset, whose ortldnl te»tl» 35 lbs-, 1 az. of butter In 7 days—fourtll largnA record over all breeds in, -tlie world. Also. 1 fijje,regl*tere<> , *1mH calf, seM ‘TT& I stabTe room will sell these youngster* very cheap con*iJering thcHr breeding. Pedigree* furi.lsbeiL GLENDALE DAIRY, Rarkw eix, S. 0. NOrrCETO THE TOWNSHIP COM- a MISSIONKRjS. ' All Township C mmlsslonera wilt please *ee that their Overseer* warn out all handa liable to road duty, and work their roads, cutting out the ri£ht of war, and otherwise putting In all work required apectlve road*. a XT. Barker, County Supervisor. R.X. Robert Jr- Clerk Ctmnl if your boy need* a *ult rtr an ovnrcwt. tliert) *1* "tio beWet Kllfl yeung man than a flue suit or a.stylish overcca* Wr >* totlr* from^.ftP to Itoito. 'Ovevcoata from W 00 to^22 ifi). .H- A Reefer*ora*Fa*cinato? for your little, daughter l*-an appreciable |>ite*e*l4, ami 1-.su be bought for a llulemoney at tola Bargain Story. __ ^feefers.-h^ no. ; - Fasrtuatwt#, ffhcto-Mk:. t For the House-keepero A^rdeerttg nr an art square' n linen-table cover or rtv.i*s to lidae as a holiday gift. Every filing at bavgaiu piiee*. a 'HcTv.e* doiHe* are ndt LEADER IN LOW PRICES. a* ClIAS. F. IlAKETL lERRPr.mm hiilldlng*, Routidarle*; ,N. by estare ot F. Miller, E by Jordan Hrafirh, S. p\ pnbMc road to Oi'angeh;.rg, end W. by’ catate of J. Duncan Alie.t. ' Price, fltBCO J. A. Rountree place 89 acres..Lhiiil- ilirg. Boundaries; N. & W by land* of S L. Peacock, K. t*v laud* lermerly owned bv J. Sanders and Mis* •Jfe Rountree, S. by laud* of Banders and ^b-F, Barley. Prtee, 42.V) J. V. t t Hankinsnn place.T,9 acres.' 2 building*. B'tundarie*: Part of ll)e division - of estate of S. Ha ok In-on. Adjoining lands of M. W.A Sam Bailey, Joseph Ashlev and Mrs. K. i’liiltot Price. *4C0 Floyd & Hankinson place, 1K1 aere*. 3! bu'Jdings. Boumhuies : N. by lands of J. Ashley, K. A W, by liar.klnaou and rf. hy j. Aafafuy. “I’riee, *«<I0 Harley Place—SoO acres, 200 cleared, balance in Wo.mI and timber, 2 tenant bouse* on jrlace, dwelling recently burtied, 7 miles from Barnwell C«uit House, on public road. .. . Bounded by lantle of W«r*tjier>hec, Diels, J. O. Patterson, Jams* Tilly and K. L. P.ittersoit, Price. 13.500.00 Simon f’rlester Place; S20 acres. 4 buildings. Boundaries : N. hy landy of Mr*. A. E. llarvev iftnl lot No. 5, K. *>v Elliot .■sanders and M.-loue*, S. by II. C-Jone*. Pot Greek, u-al, ami W. byt FACTORS- WSHHCUSS BN CSUPDEU nd JONfS .STS. 75UCUSTH, CE0RCIH, : - ‘ r. ’ ” r i l Cvnjtiymnent* of U</ttim HILL-TOP - STABLES. 3ARNWELL, - - S- offer Tot ffale The Ukst fit! |nu j>o<ie litres uml rmilvs ihntjlive, iuclgineiit cmi select iipd rCady money huy. s Axn-yv agoxLS, Tliese, Ufo. fire 'At nt your' SBM'vice in' vast VLiiety amt lands of MrV.-llarley, Rpv. Britton and;j at Dlk'C^Duk 1 1’gl’TOHHl ift-U N'Otiyfe^UitRI. HtX them «H(l] yo# Ilurrjt-,iii0 UrMtich, rr| ,„ 1 wit&ck 1» R. C. A W. Halford place, 159 u( r building. Boundaries : X. by of J. M. A J. F. Halford, K, by Amandaj) (larilin, S by Thotna* Connelly and J.. E. Cade, W. by Mis* K. C.Owen. • - F " Price, fCotb ._S-inford Place—225 acre*, nearlv ail cleared, good clay land, 1 two story residence, 1 tenant house and barns and stables; near Elko. - * , - BoiindeaF flY pliblic .road le-tdine TnTrTHUtaiJcvHle to Elko, and* lands ot S. B. Hnlr.-Aliee D. Thomson, Odom, jv- Harness. Harness. N; II. Mansell. - . . Price, Iff,000.00 Rgynw Pr.ArK.—In Red Oak 'Town- ship. U f > Acrys. II avkmcr I’r .vCK.—In Red Oak Tow n- sliip, l-'itl Acre*. lliRi.r.v Pi.ack.— In Rich Land Township. 515 Acres. BAMBERG Tor NTT RvkORDS B«iim;k Tow .sxitir. ^nOlTWe/plic I aco, l/KW ai-rea. C. Free D; II Boundaries J N. hy Hrnda of A aud J. E. Free. E. by -{uitdlo Bamberg and AliefKiuic and D. 11. Rice, 8. by lands of R. ,, , s It. &~ft. T. Rice, *ud XV. by land* of D.i II, Rice. ’ Price, fLJT.".; Audtior's Appointments H ri w » ' > i . H. »V.«t * . . >-, - AIKEN COUNTY, _ IlsMMOXD ToWxsniti*. Wilson—1o0 acre*, bounded N. E. S S. by G«*). K. Rowell and J, \V. Bolder nnd W. by LMysve* tVilapn. Price, 1738 ' ' -1 SUMTER COL’NTY^W- -- Harfane Piece, 100 acres, 2 mile* from 'Vedgetleld. Boundaries : N. A K. by land* of J. Ay cock, S. by Will and Col fl. R., W. by lauds of H. L Middleton ' Price. $1,208 Price* reasonable and term* casr. Apply to *4. O. PATTERSON. MarnwtAl, S.T. 1 * P\ - . NOT ICE. \ ' •'.-■o'. ^ Ah Overseer* for the year Tflh* wRI 41 lease send In to thi* oJHce at once their list of hands for the yeaC. BV wrttln* a Postal Card to me, you will receive the propter Idanks for the imr* f»o*e.' Don’t fall to glvy year Dost Of* lice'. «. W. Barker, ' Uupqj-vlwor. R. C. Roberts,. Ji^, Ckik. FiNAh IHsCIURGKv Notice is hereby given thivt the un. ilerMigued will, on Monday, December 28th, 1903, tile Ida tinal itCcoutii with the Probate J edge for Barnwell C*mt- . . ,, , ty and apply tor M* final dlschsnto »» by. law, on their re-jTy a , wt , n am in«Ty Ao B. L. Harley, 11Uh. Guardian In r# Uly Harley, Julia liar- toy, Lewi* Harley, Verdla Harley, iu- Tatils under tbe age of 14 year*. J. ii. itowim. / Guardian. I ■ s*»>-ar An iinmcnsc Btoek rtTnll frntm th« CHOICEST TO THE CHEAPEST! n - ... ^ ' • .1 ■ ’ . < • J^^Scpftpate pieces sold. If you need miytiling frotA n Brow Bantl ivp or down Von tifn ipet f t a-t Brown jHfceA here.— " V 1 r t SatMlenTfvr a-H 7ti»efr «)wl hothjseX'e^. Iwip ItoIrefCjor «fl Jf0iij>rt*efi irtid {Hro|>h;, __ foi- Mow aiwi -Fwift tennis. He fore hny'ing' nliylhhij; in the alxiw-dtiTes come to TTeatkjiBntei’ff nnd ygh'II he jdensiNi if ig’owl ^oods BHtl trentinent^Dd below par pi ices tan satisfy. ts> <c. Tlte OAitoly ATtdlfrrr or bis rcpre*eft- tativc w ill he al ilto. follow lug places at the dat^s opposite each narnn. All tax-payer* are earnestly tequtnst- •edto meet thd Auditor and maie prop- Treasurers Notice* TrehsuYer’s Office, Barntvell County^ S. C., Mf*pt.'28th,i’J<)3. 'lire TrrttWfirer’a tffitoe will be open Tefr the Uollettlon of the taffe* levle(\ f()V meff from the V.th day of lOctobef er return of all ityruftnal property. • , in ,ii the'iSth da* of MarA 4984, Ins- il.U Js'a t^ery ImJportantjnatreMhat is^ frcqiremtlv treglrtsted and thereby caus ing the taxpayer and Wu* I'.oitutv .AM- dltot ho- little, trouble. T Vmve prepared to aoaw*er all iquoittons In regard to aclrool districts. » ^rrelllTig^ Tttevlav, Jany. *th. itunbartunY Jaur- T'th Ashjto ’« Store Kurse v s -rt'ore^ Thursday,■Jany itit. Frida v. Jany 8th. Barnwell^ Satnrdn “ Monda; Apf»l**ton>Tu»’W(isyV Duncan Sants’ J-any. ]3th. * ^ Mai ion; Th'8r*day, Jany. IjNfbr ••v "" AllyndaleVi'bffdffy; Jany. tilth. ' '* n Barn w'e I lyS’** u rda y> Jany. 18rff rlaV > T ^•y. n « a< Monday, * FalrfaX-l ‘Tuesday^ ’' Bycamor**: Wednesday, '* C’toter^ 'I'hnradar, Barnwell^ Saturday, ” Monday, Kline'; Tuesday, Hercules; Wednesday, ‘ Hilda; Thuriiday. “ llarnwelh; Saturday, ** ” Monday, Feby. Itlackvillel Tuestlay, “ Whaley; Wednesday, Barnwellt Saturday, “ Monday, Elko; Tue-day. WtHUioo ; Wcdnexl.av, *• Kennedy’s Store; «• ♦’I «• l?t>l. Iflth. tOfh. tUu 2$d. 25th v 2^ih. 28th, AVth. 1st. 2d. 4l. nth. 8th. $th. 10th. Thurtdav, Feby. Barnwell nfitll after Kebr. 28th; af lev wdiich 50 per Cent, penalty w l.l htT. ndded on dll property refurpe^, W. II. DUNCAN, Gwnntjr Andiurr,. teceiV*. clusTvi!. The conifniitiAloti tax hill be ed ptuM MA^tL Ixt. 11*81. “ t rotn-thcivrrtot of Jawrtarvrtoi dto' til the 81st day of Jafmary 'ffito * 'pen- 1 alky of I per cent, tvlll 'de added to all ~r unpaid taxes. Fnuvi tKe 1st day of February 1904 vtiifll the 28th 'day n't Fehmary 1804 « penalty of 2 per ceni. will he xilded to all unpaid taxes. From theTxt day of March 1204 titifd the l.lrtr day of Mat(h 1904, a penalty of 5p(-r cehv. Will be added *0 all nil* paid taxes. I.RVV, For Staff! puVpose* *• Constituifonal School *' Ordinary Gottoty '* Hepav loan “ Heindeklng Retford* tMlftto 3 *• 3 ’• X “ u « spiff. I At AcntWM. LEVY, CrtlarGthye. Old Goltittihl* • j m'lfK A Altoodafci, fiarbafy Btatich, Black- vl lto, Dbuhre ElVit, Ed I*to, Fairfax, riifhdshto Kline, l^es. Motr- ? le, Morris, New Forest. i(>ik Grom, r Reedy Branch. Selgllng-, Seven PHiew, Tinker’* Creek; 2 ml I tv. tlrmir, Owen’* N Road*-, trrane 8a- vaneah. Cave, Barton, Big Fork;‘I mills. WllHston; 2} mllU. Ilercnlea* 4 rntlD ... . v- Barnff'ell; 4% ir.lll*. • “ TN>t T NTt APINJlNTHENtB. 1 W HI be at — Bobbin*, Friday, *. ■ ^ e. r». fbek — jy»0M\r 4