The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 24, 1903, Image 2
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t'o lu f»<^ry teiiAer, from tlu**r wi«t>
I’wmcMb^r the koo«1 d.iyn iwforo thr
rtortn 6f wmt bioke upn» nml «urpt
Mwfcy tfie hvppliiCKit ami oroaperitv of'
ibe Souililitnd to the little Otfe* wbn^e
faith In Santa Clan* re a child heart re
ligion, Thu PiMf’t.t tv'.ahca
A MKRRY CHRISTMAS,
i?- Slay this blCiiacd tl*wt> tlud voa at
poAce with all mankind, all tlie »<ir-
lows of the years hehlnd bhrlad and
forgottbn ami nil your hope* ns bright
sis the light shove you, fpoin the stars
That nearly twenty centuries- ago gave
-their baptism of light to the maugcr
Wadlo.
May health and happiness 'be In ail
yoar he me* and white the Vule Urea
glow and sparkle lot only happy mem-
strlea troop from the past and happy
: hope* cast their brightness before your
'Conrne Into the future years.
And this fair sw eet oksla of rest in
rtfe’s wide spread desert will give the
peace of childhood to your weary
hearts once more and be a prophecy
«nd foretaste of the Christmas eternal.
A TRUST DOWNED.
When the tobacco season oil 1003
Opened' the trpst yraa monarch of all it
am voted. Ita right there was none to
dispute. . So It put the pride *0 low
thatihere wae nothing fur the grower
hut eiperieuce, fleanv bought expe
rience. But this very selfishness,
grasping seltl<hne«s, of the tpnst- has
brought It tl grief. The Immense
profit thirt ft mOitofloflaed fi»^ efroughi
early coinp^tlVlon into th<t llChli j»r.d
DR. NESOM K.VOW8. v/
I have frequently laltcm occasion
reason w
remark thst the
farrhs all oVer tl/H Soath ft'e decreasing
In fertility and valrto ah they are W*
fulrrteld bounty Is that our systeni^of
-sgriotiKore p*rces the sale of Held crops
Instead of animal products. If all
that will do to feed to aidin»ls were fed
on the farms where It Is grown and the
.tiSSS* wbjk n» sAta
hy Corinrty of Barhwell, jf
manure teUirhed to tlih soll/ppoe faiid*
^ would^soon )>e a thing of the -pasts for
ttm^’pH^ S*f thu-Awtr lias' »dvence<| v i%,* ( horrl«l he renicinfn ied ihaT all clay
Koeplug srep W ith thVT^~rr"W WWII simVy—h>.n.'Ls.J>L..thl» s«-dtl,Hi are
The toharco fanUlirs wh<i held their susceptible to thiilifgh<str>TaTrhTy
We puhlish no Christinaa story this
Week, The young people will make
their own romances, while the old
yolks can think about their halcyon
ilttj*. .
Wall Street is llgliling-she rrnemiiu-
zllon of Roosevelt, nn) the friends of
Teddy,The terrible.
If so that thormighrare Is right for
once, and good luck be Hhdth Hs bulls
and bears, v $.3 V
Crop* will he fairly well paid fur their
time, trouble and work.
IVhen H-mah gets to the point w here
4ib U too la*y to loaf without a Wfilary
bis friends get him a political )<d^ r “
Don’t you hunt fob troutTet ^
.fes'ten’ to whot yon’s got.
It ain’t no special credit
Kyya If ynu Hud* a lot.
Tile Laurens Advertiser favors a
reduction in thff Wn-ges of state oflicials,
and suggests that 92 a day is sullii ient
nay for members of the,Legislature.'
Editor Ball will probably be elected to
tlie next House nolens, voices, And
Laiircna voters could not make a better
clinic*. .tr 4"
The government rxperls say thit by
ivlsnting early varieties and pushing
growth by fe'dili/.ing and cultivation
cotton can ho medo H 1 ! Tex** spito of
the boll wOevil. Hut that inisehievqa*
insect is putting an eternal endjwhere-
ever it g"es to the top ciyipr rio the
bears will loss a trump card that lias
won mafiy a dollar for them.
Two friend*,"Pat and Mike, happen
ed to im** on optioslte side* of -the
street one day. Wike had a laity w ith
him. On crossing over to greet I'at
the foliowing conversation took placet
"Howtare yon, Mike?” •>,
"Fair, Pat. flow’s tourself?” -
“Fair to middling. That’s a homely
old woman ve’ve gut with ye.' Mike.”
“Arrah, Pat.that’*me wife sod re
havo heard the saving tint beauty is
only skin deep.'”
• Begornli, Mike, take her home and
skin her at once.”—Uostoa Traveler.
fc:
A COSTLY MISTAKE.
—The News a mi Courier—wants ..th e
National Democratic Convention held
In Charleston next year.
“Ttwrel# «n« <d»|octioij, the gather
ing of republleau jiick flocket* and safe
blowers, who would come into the
Btate and profit hy the opportnuity.
In the campaign of IlHhJ the^repuhii
oan slogan of "the full dinner pail”
gave McKinley and Roosevelt many a
Tote. Now, with many out of’employ
ment and more on roduced wages, they
can only sav, if tliey say anything,
that the situation would he worse un
der Democratic administration.
According to the report of the State
Railroad Commission the nineteen sin
gle road* and systems gathered In for
^ndlng dune 3P;h, over thir
teen million dollars, qver tw’o sevenths
nf which was clear profit. After all
the people pay the railroad taxes and
foot the verdicts In damage suits. —
sive.
price
jrs are sometimes very r.xpen-
^(KcCHstohaliy life U '.C11' is tile
of a mistake, but you’ll never lie
wrong if’ von take l>r. .King’s New
Life Pills for Dyspepsia, Dly.ziii^s*/
ITeaditche, Liver or-JiaaitJ Ar«ul»|es.
They are gentle vet tliorooglT. iSc, 1 at
Creech’s Pharmacy, C. N. Bttrcklial-
ter’s Drug store.
tiliuHtiou. Tills Is not true of'pniirlc
and lime -lands, lie to re we call have
cliee.e factories we must have plenty
of good dairy cattle, and before we can
keep these cattle economic*II v wemiret
have goo.I pastures, hav WiradoWa and
grain Holds to produce all Ihtr'la-qulred
tnnd on tlie farm. Itofrie things pro
duced may be exchanged for others, as
'-the exchange of cotton, hotton seed and
milk' toy cotton set 1 meal Some seem
to doubt, fho-ajiility of Sou th Carolina
farmers to proiTirce feed tu ahumlance.
For the hetiedt of the-aloubters 1 will
say that-a Northern cattfe uisn who
recently \ isited this State to id me that
cattle could be grown here and main
tained at hafT what tlnev cost in tlie
NTirtlr. \Vefia\e the three requisites
for any stock country, nainuly : a good
soli, a warm dittmio and plenty of
rainfall.'. There is if>. doubt that dairy
cattle-are the most projltable of any
class if they are properly handled., and
a ready marker is found tor ti.clr pro
duct-. The dairyman near the city
where he can sell fresh sweet milk gets
most out of the business, while those
located In the country and ill small
towns arc forced to resort to tHe manu-
lactnre of butter anil cheese so as to
get the products in a condensed fi rm
t.o enable him to transpo't them to
distant markets at lhi* rheupest po>siple
freight rgte. Butrcr will yield, about'
lialt a« inuch as tlie sale of sweet milk,
biH when The cheese factory—comes
along it wli! pay as much for tiio «milk
a* it will Iniug'i/ it was made Intis
blitter am) the dairyman is relieved of
all the trouble of making and-mutlcet-
i.ng the butter. Experts cl si in that
milk in tills State will, make more
c!iec*e and beUercliccse than the satnn
anmunt of miik avyll in _ the North.
i’his is na-dncht ,true and is possibly
due to tin* fact that much of the inl k
liere is gotten froTfi JLcrSev and otl.er
dairy bceeTs that‘’give h rich mtfk to
favorable cllniailir conditions an«l lux^
url/nt lecils. llairy cattle in tlie rural
'districts can only he ma le protlixbie by
iulng the dairy prftlucts Ip tlie manu
facture of blitter <>r chccsc, and if they
TTTnnof lie ossnl it lit l.titfi.i- 1 ;|. l -ir 1 l
yrypypyuifji- -A MfittlUh-JLil—Bin
. 7.HT! houndei I on iTTeonT^N v H^irrir MTrr
Kammcf ami 1^. K. Wliltlle^ osstj bv
Lartigue Street'; south, liv R«llYoad
AVeiMite; aftil wt<t Hy<. lof oT lift
Jjimtherh Railway Company.
Terms of sale: Allca.h, or one-half
uash;credit florthui kficlined by hon'd of
- II hltlery wHl be gootl enough to res
peat luelf next Noycinber To
SX'
Rooaevelt W’llThave to bunt atiothor
job. Since tlie foundation of this re
IMibllc no Vice-President has T>&ik
elected 1'reildent, although dye of
them s.iccceded through the' deaths of
tfcelr superiors, and all wanted more of
After apendiug montba of work amt
watcbfulness and unlimited money in
lighting the boll weevil the govern
ment scientists admit tbeir defeat.
They say the plague has come to stay,
and wll} ii| a. few year* cover the en
tire cotton Belt of life SoJth, and ad-
vlae the farmers to begin right now
getting ready for the coming of the in-
wader by turning their attention to
other crops, and making experiments
to see what new ones will he most
profitable and best suited to their cli
mate, soil and conditions.
A brainy, busy lawyer, who wins
most of hi* cases, said the other day :
**If Judge* and lawyer* would wo.k
there would be no need for more cip-
cnlta or extra terms of court.”
We eoggest that brethren Miles Me*
Sweeney and Frau It Brad lyf Investi
gate and report upon the correctness of
this dictum.
8.-“0n the first day of the Sum
mer special term for thi* county a so
ber, intelligent juryman roinarke#to
A‘CHRISTMAS GAME.
-v-"—■ —' ■ . o
••I’ve just leiirned a new game to tell
whether or not a man loves you,” says-
thcgtrkwlth tlie bulging pompadour.
“Whatis itP’dtsks tlie girl with the
new diamond rlng^_
‘‘Why you take four or five apple
seeds and name each of them for a par
ticular man, and place them—the apple
seeds, I inoHii—oo the stove, and the
first one that pops is,th« one that loves
you.” 'X
‘.Humph!” mused tlie gitl with the
new diamond ring, absent niindedly,
Twisting that pteee of j iwolry about her
linger. “I know a surer way than
that.”
"Yon do?”
‘ A’cs^ludeody. You take one par
ticular man snd place him on the sofa
in the.parlor, and ait close to him with
theflglTt attttle tnw. and look up-to
blny very attentively, and it he d vesn't
php you know it* time to put another
malt on tlie sofa.”—Judge.
-IfETTER TO E VSTFIILI Ml PATTER-
SOX C0MPAXY. -
- Dear Sirs : Messrs Leichman A Kde
ilu, Urattou, \V. Va.. had been acliiug
a paiqt. which tliey ttiouglit Well of;
■ r»d this had occurred :
They had sold a cu-tomer IS gallons
of it to paint his hot\£ji. A few years
later, they sold the same man 1 leype
lead and-zinc the’same nfinTbcr of gal
lons to paint tlie saipe house. He trad
7 gallons left.
Tire point of the tale i»: 11 gallons
Deyoe paints an 18-gwllnn liousc.
Do you want to sell it?
Of course, that Isn’t all.
Whv docs ll'gail'Uis Deyoe go as far
a» LS gallons of timber paints? Be
cause it is all p»iut,all true, no sham,
and full measure.
Do you want to sell it ?
But that Isn’t all. Devne last* long
er.* No, no; von haven’t'got to wait
ten years to find that out. Ten thous
and people know it. We’ve got their
names. Our agents know them; they
think n heap of Pevoe. There’s no
difficulty in showing your townspeo
ple what to expect of Deyoe. f 10 will
paint a 915 house; and tlie pawn'll last
twice h« long.
■ Do you vvaut to sell it ?
Yon is ti nly
F IV Devok & Co
New York.
tu: "If the Judge will ju«t let u* get
•t the calendar we’ll clear it up this
S**-' 1 .1 -I, ■ ■ r
It ieaiiold (tpry—of a Spanish city
I0»
la sore ■tralits|’ it* great general dead,
gaunt famine in every street and a
cruel out-numbering foe surrounding
v llte walls. Bo a* a lust resort the dead
leajdef, Bernardo del Carpio, was taken
from his couch, hia coat of mail put
upon hUbody, which, seated upon his
war horse, held erect by soldier hands,-
Wd^a iolemn sortie, and tireTiosliTe le
gions (led before the feared presence.
Next campaign the republicans will
wrap the bloody-shirtaround Theodore
Roosevelt, put hint with spurs and
spectacles oh bis pale broncho and fol
low the spectral lead into tlie Novem
ber battlO of the ballot*.
At leaet 119 out of every One hundred
' men, women and children belleVfe that
the days of chfeap cotton are gone for
good and that I’JOt will be a money
making year for tire cottontots.
The same opinion has been enter
tained and acted upon to the undoing
ftf many people every, year slnbe “the
late unpleasantness.”
It Is plain even now that it will cost
^ >. more to make tlie Hiext crop than the
, l^st cost, for mules, fertilizers knd la
bor Ore higher and no better than the
past y&'. Bo 1901 cotton must bring a
good price to get its maker* out even.
But if capital, the supreme power,
sfcould conspire to put the price Of the'
l crop down to old time prices, and
> It there, where will the farmer
hia cotton on borrowed
? la the plctare ?
MU. CHOATE NOT A MARINER.
As m:e of the few occaMon* when the
wit of Rufus Choate was tolled, an
incident Is recalled w hen that hyilliant
lawyer was examining one Dick Bar-
toa,..chicf mate of the ship Chalienge.
Choate had cross-examined him lot-
over an hour, hurling questions with
the speed ol a rapid-ttie gun, say* Suc
cess.
"Was there a moon that night?
"Y'os, sir.” 0
"Did ybu see it?”
"No. sir.” '*
■"Then how did you know there was
a moon?'’ * ' • ‘ '■
"Tjie NautlcarAImanae said so, and
I’ll believe that sooner than any lawyer
in the world.”
"Be clvll^six. And nrtw tell the In
what latitude and longitude you cross
ed tire equator.”
"Ah, you are joking.” ^ ;
“No, sir; I’m in Earnest and I desire
an answer.”
"That’s more than I can give ”
■ “Indeed. You are a chief mate and
Unab’e to answer so simple a ques
tion ?”
"\*es, tho simplest question I was
Cver asked. 1 thought even a fool of a
lawyer knew that there’s no latitude at
the equator.'” v
A FRIGHTENED I10R3B.
, Running like mad down the street
dumping the Occupants, ora hundred
other accidents, hrte every day occur
rences. 11 be&oovea everybody to have
a reliable SalVe handy and there’s none
as good a* Buoklen’s Amtta Salve.
Burns. Cum, Bores, Eczema and Piles,
disappear quickly under Its soothing
«ftbet. MC. at Creech’s PEa r mac^ ^ ,,li;lin * atld 0,1 tl ^ We8t b *
C. X ftliri'lr hulrnr’i I) nt ^ SL>,.ra Young.
C. 5. Burckhaiter’s Drug BturO,
■Itn u
-«New auppiy of Wages Coniract* at
thiaoiDee. **-■*—*— -»*.-• —
A line Horse. Wagon, Buggy and
Harness for sale cheap. A poly to
4. Krasuoffs
I will cAfer for «atf qt public wstcrys
to tire Mghrst bidder, bt Barb well
Court Route, oh Balesday In wnhlriiry-,
flkll. thw following described Wt with
all lire nwprovewientatlrereoh, consist -! Mient.
iyT OVltls tlie time to bliy Improved
f»rth» ebtWsp. Lands tiye/cheaper
how than they w ill ever be again.
Only a tiiidrcd numb.T for sale. , It le
the only safe sml sub-ia’ntisl Ulvest-
Infe 6f one larga tlvo storyKatore, ^wo
gbrre hq i*c.*’Slid one large stable, barn
and buggy hooscyomhlned, aird I
ns Briggs, Buist A C’o.\a old store
fdinate on the norih side of RallrWki
town bf Bluidtsine—
demand I* Increasing,
K&i&Eixrsiir
pnyuhle in One j-eHr
per cent. pnrciiaser to pay for papers.
The right is reserved \n reject an
and all pidk if price offered I# nOt sad
factory to seller.,
. F. S. Rodger*
H. F. Bufsf,
Any.
to BE
The Mfff. 'Julia Hpnrestead
I’lace ahout two miles frobr Barnwell.
Good dwelling and out buildings, four
horse f..rtn open land.
Apply to W. Uave,
t Barnlwell. 3. O.
Dec. 1 (It) *
I’LANT i’ECAXS.
1,000 one year old 1’aper Bhell Pecan
Trees tor sale ut 10 cents each. •
' II D. .Still,
•! Blavkviile, 3. C.
^ —i*. r„' ..■i.-.Vi i. m i.
1V hpufuleil on tire North ,ny Charlesfon
.'liml Angosta road nod lands of Juliit
P. Hoic.en. East *iy landsiif Mrs BVsaie
C. Felder ami South by l.iiuD of ,\!js.
Bessie C. Felder and We»t by lands of
E. II. it •». O. Dow ling. Also all I bar
tiaet of land containing 100 sen s, more
or res-, houniied on the North hy,lands
of Annie Price, F.ast by H. J. Bralduuu^.
SohiIi hy .Miv.. C. Feldnr nod U'**r ny
lands of Dow ling.—^<1 Oo per acre.
All that tract of land, 3 mill s r»nm
Den im, r k, coot a i o 1 ng j',8 f acres. Tip > rc
or less,,and bounded hy lain]* ni Henry
JhdJers and J. B. Hynntiee.—fS.W per
acre.
FOR SALE,
400 rounds of pme Eden water mel
on seed from largo and well-shaped
melons.
For prices, Ac , write to
I K. Still,
—. . . Btackvijic.
srouE For rent.
Beit location in Barfiwv ll;
Good opportuuUy for a grocery bus
iness. ' 1 ' ■
jjo 00 per month.
Apply at —— — r
CllKKrfl’S I'TIArMACY.
Iliem altogether and breed beef eatth
so that th<‘ ariims.!s ilremselve* may
sold at a profit for food.”
FIGHT WIT.L BE IIITTF,
• Those who will persist in elusjng
their Bars agniust the coivt.inual recom-
ureiidotJon of Dr. Kiog’a New UD-
covery for CoiiMntiption, wii! Iinvc a
long ami bitter Hglitwiih Hretr troubles,
ii not ended enrlrer by f.it il »cimioa
tloii, K ul what T. K. Ue.HlI, Miai.
has to say: "Last fall my w llVrhird
every symptom o'f"cTni>ifinptTon. BJu;
look Dr. King’* Now Discovery iff ter
ever} thing e!-e liad failed. Improve
ment came.at otiew and tone. bottleA
entirety cured her.” Guai an teed by
Crccch>Pharmacy. G. N. UurckluiTier,
Druggist. Price iOo, and Jl 00 Trial
bottle* free.
. Robert Sfivage Landor says:
"(.diHdren aro'wliat the mothers are.
No fondest father's proudest c^are
G»» faahiun so the lulaut heart -
As”tiiose creative beams that dint
With all lkce.tr hopes and fears aipon
The cradle of a sleeping sfyn.” *
Prnnntitran*Bub«tantiatinnUtical1r is
JMI
mippo-cil I., he miH m ih-v Ti» ( »g.>st | ter this date tu cuter upon wny af mv
words in tire English'language, It is
quire a mouthful If one happen* to b«
in a burrv
THE STATE OE SOUTH QKOm'A,
County of TJaknwkll,
lit tlie I’rulktc Court.
By J. K. BneHing, Ksq., Judge of Pro
bate in BarnWeil Cotmtyy
Wtiercas E. D. Cherry aptilics for
Letters of Administration on thy estalo
of Jenniiig* G ilphiii deceased,
There are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular, the kindred
and creditors of flic said deceased, to
lie and appear before lire at a Court of
Probate lor the said county to be hold-
en at Barnwell C. IK on Tuesday, the
•JUlli day of’Deceinhcr, 11K)3, .U 11 o’clock,
a. in., to sliow came, if any’, why the
said admiidsffation sliould not be
ginuted, f - Ji
Givemumim:-jqv liand aml seai of tlie
Court this 14&I> day of December, A. I).
l!)o:i, and in the oire-Jenndred and
twenty eighth year of the Sovereign
u' and Independence of the United
States of Ainerien.
~ J K. SVETXTNG.f ;
, Prohiirr diKlrf— 1
P-ublMred hi Tiik Baknwei.l People
December 17th, l'-K)3.
MASTER’S SALE.
State of South Carcv'jna, )
County of Barnwell, i
In tho Court of CommonJ’leas.
Robert Wilson Williams and Geo.
Y’oang,
F.
Plaintiff*,
vs.
1 FINAL DIsUHARCD.
' ■? R M,. Mas
Nothe 1* hereby giv’fcn that tire 'tpi'
dersigued wilt, on'Swttil'dav, Jaunary
Jitd. Halt, file Id* final account wtrii
the Probaie Judytftor Bat'liwt'li t‘nun*
ty and a|i|dy fttr hi* final dischaige as
dmitilst.raior of the Estate of J. 1>.
Botes, deceased.
- Paul De L. Bt.’iclr.
Administrator.
- FOR CjIKLSTMAS PRESENTS
—goto—\
Britton’* Book Si’Ohk. -o
Wliere you will liml
Beautiful Holiday Books, Lov/eTy
PliBhftff. lip to-dat« st itioiiery.
Gills auitatds for all ages, clviiiSod oe-
cupation* and pockets.' ’ 1
W. G. Britton,
Baniweli. 3. C.
prices are advancing and we cannot
add one acre to the woihl’t Supply.
It I* the prevailing oidoloti fhut ww
ill never see low priced coVtoti again.
* means higher prices Tor the Taims
thi»Vprodin;e rhv ffcec-v *iapfe.
TtrP' ful lire ivrg fawws-firr «ale a*
very low prices for the trexr StLobfv *.
te-m* cash, or one-fourth ca*dfrhalnm'< r
in IIvc equal a/Hiual iwstaiment*,
interest, on deft rnof payments. ,
Thi* iiihv he vonr last'appo‘i tnnlfy i<
buy a^reitfplacechcMp on wi*v terms.
TO, GROW
li fe A 5* 8 TO K M fiRAtTfe QPi'ORiT:’ N l TtR»t
^ ^ 3><t ^
Thi- i* ybur optMrettmU^Ji^buy 'bur lio iday gnpd^|t 1 ;,r,crt
“The At enowi.edgeO I.eader in LdSy
i)
rial tlie time fa ripe to Oiink aGoPt buylhjj; I
containing 80 acres, inofo nr less.
AH that triict-or la ad, 2 mltra from
Oovan, contaiiiTug 350 acre*, niorc- or
less, hounded on rhe Soul li liy Gbar
leston hkiI A lignsta rtcPLon lire ll'est
by lamia of J. R. /i iriG oir^ihc Niuiii
bv land* of-C. A. Adams, ftiidSqii tiif
Jva.*t ■•f Mrs Stroman/>vIib
mill site and all inaehineiy iberclo—
?.V r ,0 per acre.
Ail tlia.t tract o*f land, knovvn as
Aver* Miil tract, hear Oiar.—&M*) jhm
acre.-
a^'im! piaro near flarn wcli. C
AU
cMita-id11g (lit) ncios —fs CO pcr Tcic.
JSl a-efa* of Ia»d4- , i IV4 li-ton Tdwor
ship, partlv in the cippoiatc tin'riv- of
the town of Kiko, 1 nice ihvclliog.
house, and barns and'-latiles. Kir.e
clay, land luarlv a'i ip rnliivation’.
small pintion in gpxiii pnie timber, iciiU
well. 1’riey f I.l”_\vO. "
. < TrtK Iiollda r « hre apploaclirug m
prescii t lor your Tea r o.v*»,
The question as to what Kind of a hoIUlaV prfishMt to huv f n ? 1 onr
dr.fflejvA i* ait eiV)i)aVrgl>iug uum: audwTevy sugg
fit to you.
p-aiiort* might bo of g^b 1
r tailor made hVIT?
How about » styILdi -1 Vl KHT or » fine tailor made Sl’lT? Or Just A Keafi-
tifu! FU K lor your dear w tfc or dai Hog dr^jglVci ? Phave llieitt in groat Yff-
iletus and at low prjee* that arc really astonishing.
l.odiv and see! • ,
... • • - f ' _
Or if yolfr hov n s e !• i *uif. or in ovcrc.) if, t^fci'c i* uo better gift for A
.yfiing tfiap ilr.in a litre stiiuor a stylish overccar. . j :|L ■
.wuits from p2.i.K» ro 918 on.
Overcoats Irom ?‘2.0U to $ 2 50
7 v
A Reefer or a Fascinator fur yohr little daughter J* an appreciable prftscll^
and otii ho b.oqght G»r a little ni iticy at thi*. Bargain store.
Roofer*'.'bre
(1t> ;
I'a'svi .lutoi s, 20j to Sfiy. '
For lito JTouHC-keepciS
A nice rog <it an art squ (:
mi** lo-hai c a* -a-?tBiidavT;
Every tl;Ir.g nt.b::i g;:iVi, |»»ice.-.
- i.AV’.
a iliicn twble cover OE ^
dozeft- doilies Are
nbl
D. S. Hairplace^ 1"0 acre*. ‘2 build
ings.' Boundaries; N. by lamisnf Mr*'.
Dm ling I’.ct f, E. by Turkuv Creek. >.
Bv estme-of 1 AReii-liair, W,. by .1. 0.
Hagopd and IvT Beat.
•> :*Tfr^ *t’!50 '
p^acc'
si:
LEAOiZR IN LOW PRiCES;
PRE l’TY PRESENTS. - -
rnxrriKK pricks.
When you come to Barnwell be sure
to visit, the up town store of M**. 3. A.
MoNal) between Mia* Carrie A. Cave’s
MiTTmei'Y Aiid—ADircKlriijTfgnt—Dmif
Store, wTi?re yoji will HhdYlre InotliiLst
stock of china*, croc.kcryy tin watre
and a thousatid other thi'hgq that you
treed. ^ ■ '" 'a. . » —
ah
TRESPASS NOTICE,
rsons are hereby furbiddca gG-
raw, IcaveiaaMhiwAOiEdW^nngaioi-k. ,l‘.*y llu A; ^ .V^.. '. t .'» i> .’ i , 1 . 11 '... '
rrespassltiff in miv manner w FiaTov-” i ' 11 '
, under pwreTtv of prosecution to'the H.irncams bnuzdnr; - V - ^
I) owr-iTHii,* 1,.W • • Price, lO
laud* in Baldock, Bnll Pond, Allen
dale '-’Jid Red Oak-Towiuhips, Ban
well County, for tire'purpose of hunt—
iug, trapping, fishing, hauling a^ay
*tra
ot
full exteiu.-uLJlhe law. ,
" Mr*. M. 0. Gill,
Executrix of Estate ot W. V. Gill,
flecoased.
TVec. .'Id; 1003.
TRESPASS NOI L E.
Any andnll oirtiTe* of anv'^aad all
pefeot.* on my land* in Barnwell Conn-
tv, commonly called lire Riqrer Place,
for tfre purpose of hunting hy day or
night, trapping, fishing, gatheiiug ami
removing woo l or straw, or commit
ting at y otlre' trespass wviil l»e posi
tively p’osccutcd to the full extent of
the law,
II. W. Richardson.
November 2ff;h, HX;:}. ‘ ^
WANTED, Persr'mmon, I log w pod,
Hickory and Holly Log*. Freighi paid
oh car load*-.
, Janoes Cock>hott,
a - CIiarlc*u»n. S. (?.
YRETPAytS NO'fTCE.
AH porsorreaTC hereby
ter this date to: enter
owned nr controlled by u* In Bull
Pond Township, Barnwell County, for
the purpose of hunting, fishing, haul
ing away wood, Straw or leave*, pas
turing stock or trespassing in any
nianner whatever, imder penalty of
prosecution U> the fun exCcnt of tlie
law,
J. P. Gray,-
Mr*. L. CT. Gray.
Nor.Sd, !W3. ■
Mary A: WtHlam«, Mary KHnor Wil
liam*. Ja* L. Williams and Gut key
Maud W-illiains,
’ , .. • Defendants. .
By virtue of a decretal cider to me
directed In the above entitled cause. 1
will sell at Barnwell, In front of the
Court House, 6n Monday, January 4th,
15)i!4, It being salcsibiy in said month,
within (he legal hour* of sale tire fol
lowing described real property, situate
in tire Cohnty and .State aforesaid
“All that parcel ot land known a* a
part of lot No. 5 In trai t No. 1, in the
partition of lands in the above stated^
cause, containing 6.8 acres atui-bouildr
ed a« follows: On the North by R.
W. Williams; on the East by Gtmi
Street; oh the South by Town Ditch
and en the West by Town Ditch.”
. —'• Also:
•'All that parcel of land knowftt a
pa?t oMot No. fl in tract No. 4 In the 1
aforesaid partition. QQntain’.ng 4.7 acrea
and boutnlf’d as followa t On the No^th
by P, A. Williams; on the'East by
L Wllllaihs;on the South bjr C, 8.
Geo. F.
nung.”
The above describel lot# are repre-
sefited on plats maili by Jarties M
Patterson, dated June 27th And «iu
30th, ISQa.jefpycGvelx
FOR SALE CHEAP!
Term* Csih -puruhlUari to psy for spectlve rosdi.
Av ' II. I*, O’BAN NON.
*4 ,; ' •- Ms*ter.
Master’s Ofilee, December IStb, »00j.
F. K. WfiO'l'-vurd fP. tco 120 acres.-J
blinding*,'Rouii<:ai'i.?s: Why rotate dl
F.'SHUgr, K. be J' ic!;:n BifitM), S. nv
pnhii;- f(>'*i4..r.» Ornngeln.rg, and W. by
estate.of J. DuftyitU A■ 1BT»
• pHcc, Jd.OCO
J. A. RountTre.^-laco 8>‘ Tts-.jVs, ] hi til-
ilii’g. Bmuciasii s : X.i^ vV ’ Iry la in! -
of 8 L. 1\ aceck" K. by lauds le rim rTy>
■owlred l>V J. 8:(Ud>‘-rs, an.I Mias K.
itounrr'ee, s by -land^ bV~8uinlcr* ami
8. i . HhGi'3'.
\ i’rice, Si nr,O' -
’ J A A. H:iHk|tv?pn place, t;:) jitwe^^
2 buiiiliifgs. iinundaiiW: I'aitof '.he
division of •estate uf S. HHU-kip-toire
Adjoining lanifccuf M. yV.,% Sam Caiiey,
Joseph Ash lev aniTMi*. K.TMiHii t
Price, flCD
Flbyd & llankin^on pia.ce/D.'j ci res,'!
oiiiliiitigi. Bivniiiliiriew: N. !>y lands of
J. Ashley. E. A W^, by Haiikiiison aiid
8. hy J. Ashley. * , *' f C •
Price, 5^)^
Itancy Place—n.^ f-i'fi-*,‘2^ V.iv.lTittT/..
’Ivilaticc in wood ami tiniber,2I xar.aid
hoosesa.on- plnce,-- d . aa-omMi
l,ui mal, 7 mih's trom Burn/.veil Court
House, on fAlbiltf-rontb —
Bouiiiii'ii by2 lapds of Wt-itlrer-1h*c.
Dicks, .1. <). I’arfiisoi', jaiiws 'l'tilv'
and E. L. Patterson,
I'i ioi*. 9'l, r »p(i,'1)
PiTo srer
Oil ah. T. n.\Ku:n.
J erry TS SmitiIi
' ~2l,. • '• • *4 ' * • •
m
j-
COTTON FACTORS-
. \i nhthbbji
r.u
!.Gi
tSS,
SBT'SELk lit JOKES
STSi
nUGUST?-!. CEORGiH.
C V*W Ut/Tniffr (4 of ( of toil SoUciM. srr-r ——-
Sjmon Pricsrer l’!ai>, k20 acics. 1
builitliig*. B-.iuudaries: X. by iandsof
Mrs. A .E-.Hane V a ml lot No. 5, 11. bv
Elliot .•sanireraandJM, Jones, N. tyv li.
(L Jones, Pot <ret/k, cr-al, -'nml U.. t.\
*•
n
I.
y...
.jHlCCTJOP - STABLES.l^
'B-AiiMfeELtii - - 5. C.
vdr.
‘1'
R. C. A w. Halford place. acjejf;
1 bun.Ht.g. • I’.OTiTTTtTric- ; N, I■ y tn.h'l«
oT J. M. A .1. K. Halforfl, E. l.v A mao'da
Hardin,'8 by. Thomas (lonnelly and J.
E. Cade, W. by Mi«s E. C. Ow en.
* v 2 Price, Itafi
Sanford riat’Cr-sSkWacicsL neailv nil
cleared, good clay lajid, 1 two vton
residence, 1 teuaiit house und bftros anil
stable*:>tiear Kll.o.
Boumled bj public road lending
from UI.'iekvt,T> to Efko, at>A, lamfe- ,of
S. ft. Haig, .Alice D. Thdin-ori, Odoin,
N. Hi Mtatisell. '
Pi u*e, fT.ow.flO,'^
RknK\V tfl.ACr.—In Red Oak ffowp-
shin. hlAcrfi. • ^
H a v.iNyfi
LACK.
ship, HUEAcies.
flApt.KY Placi}.—In
T o \m i s 11 i p, Mo vVertre-.—
I u Red Oak Tow u-
Rich ,-• Land
9 MBERG COUNTY
> 4A *
Bck' ” Kttior.r. Tow Name.
D. II. & If. .M. Rice, place. l,1i<Ht acres.
Bonndarie-: N. by A. C. Free
Faree. E. li\wj?^!ic road^o
t?Bamberg and Ailendab‘ sd lands of
TV. II. Rice. S. by land* oi 1>. H.
R. .A It. i. Rice, iud .W. by lauds of D.
H, Rice.
......yr- • Price, $4,000
Two Registered Jersey BuR Calves.
Soli J color, both grandsons of FrineesSi
of yorset, whbseotlicial tertia 35 lbs., i
t)s, of butler in ? days—fourth large*!
record over all breeds in the World.
Aifto, 1 tine registered bull calf, solid
color.
-. As I rteed stahie rdom will soil these
yfiungateri very cheap coiiddOring
their breeding. Pedigrees fiin.iahed.
GLENDALE DAIRY,
BiRffWKLk,. 8.J0. .
— — : ——r—j i >
NOTICfe^rO Tl!fc T(>WN3Il!F c©llL
^ M1S9IUNKR8
All Township jOihmlsslnhtfr* will
pleas‘6 sotr Tlint their overseers warn
Out ail hands liable to road duty, and
elr mads, gutting out the right
war, and otherwise pitting; in all
Work required by law, ort thei?
AIKEN COUNTY,
Hammond ToWNSiijp.
Wll son—ICO acre*, bounded N. E. A
SwJiV^Geo. H, RuweH arid J, VV'. IKihlex
and VV^. by U’lyapc* Wilson.
-• ‘j .Price. $750
* • SUMTER COUNTY.
H.irfsoe Pieco, 100 acres, £ mile* from
Wedgetield. Boundaries : A: E. by
bind* of J. AyeOck, 8. t>y Will afndCol
R. R., W. by land* of II. L. Middieion
Pi b e, t I.-JUO
Prloea reasonable and terms easv. •
Apply to J. O. PATTERSON.
amwell, v S. C ! .
/ ..JD. W. Barker, ■
> County Supervisor.
R. C. Robert*, Jr. - j
Clerk
N'oricE. _
\ ' —si-
Ali Overseers for the year R103 vy!l!
ptea*e send in W) tlii* nlhce at ducc
their list of hand* for the year. By
wrftlnv a Postal Card to me, you will
receive the proper blanks for tlie pur
pose. Don’t fall lo giVelour l*o*t Uf-
licw.
^ 0. VV. liaiker-,
, ■■/. S'jpervlsori
R. C. RotVerts, Jr:i
Clerk. I '
■ "
FINAL DISCHARGE. ^
Notice it hereby given that tire un
dersigned will, on Monday. DeoeriHmr
38th, 1003, file his final aevotiht with
the Probate Judge for Barnwell Coun
ty ami apply for bis final discharge as
Guardian aan lBary do-TL Lv—Hwrtey,
Guardian In re lily Harley, Juiia liar-
ley, LcWla Harfey. Yertlia Hailey, in
fants Milder the age 1 of U vo*r*
J. 41. HewtlWH
T Guardiau.
T1U* I-Ji.sT iil! pui'^oAp linrsps niu! mules llmt iivb, pooa
jiul”iiie-Ut.i:Bii si i vt l: 1 iu 1 n m ne v liny.
The se, too, ;tre nf fit. YtHir sopvice in
:tt |n i.cLS i;inUH"T O11u<1 ^tlj cun.jietilicn.
W i 11 seek ho If t iher.
♦» ' ' ... r. -•
” Ikirness.
Ah iimm' U sc ^tin-k oTntl j»rmti>» from ills
.(•nOl'5f?>T"T<nTTB"C'ni!’.vUKS
jr^c‘,)aiiifti'.pit ees sold.. If yon anything front
a Brow Baiitl uj) or tlovvit voy ean gvt it { «t Brown price*
here. \ -r: J
* Saferff**
-f rrrT-n
vast vniety anti
See them nmljyoii
■:
Harness.
* Saddles fotGall sizes and both fexc^
‘ B'rrfr Robes ♦trrjxB.im!' people.
—M’htpfl for Blow Jilt(Havill teair.3.
}»el’.»te 11vm.sjyjythiiDr in the above
Ilefubpiaiters and you'll he ^kased if
t-realment and htdow par pi ices cajj satisfy.
good
come til
floods ami
—zx
IIA l rx W I7I7T-AS. Cs
hudiicrs ftmetifitments
“
Tire County Auditor or Id* represen
tative will beXt ih M following place* at
_l.he date* n>f*ositf each innii r.
AII tax/fiayefs aie.carncsiiy irt*nc*t-
i < tl to itreet tire AbditOr amt make ptop-
er rwirn of all personal-- property.
iHiD i<* H levy in*|»i*rifHr4 enatier iliat is
.Trequentlv iregiccxctLaud theieby can*.
Th^ tire twh^myei* and tlh‘‘ Gonnt-y Ac
tiit'»r in*jiUic trouble'. Come prepUri
to SnsAcr all qiiotion* in regard tb
achppl district*.
Sirelling; 1’iut.liiv. Janv -StK
. l>unl)art«iit Weitiresdav. Jaiiy.* Ctb f
A-It lev ’a Slim'; Tihii siIh v. Jaii y Yth.
Furoe’d.S crej Friitay, Janv Stii.
Barnwyllp Saturday^, liny Pth.
•• ,Miuiday, Janv. llili..
ApjrVton
Treasurers
I2r!i.
Dtuican Sum*’ Mote; Wednesday.
TucaJiv. Jmiy
U'
Janv. Util
Burton; Tiriirsday. Jaiu: l iih.*
Allyndalci I cWTrf Jaiiy, J5di.
BarnXvctl; Saturday, Jany’. liiilr.
. ” Mimday, •* ISih.
Eaiyfax; Tuesday,, ‘‘ 1'l.jj.
Sycanio*>: Wednesday,2 ‘th.'
rimer; Tbiusdny, 21 st.
BaruWcti; S.itilrdiiy, *’“ 23d.
zrjilt.
26 i h.
27ili.
21" Ui.
iidtin
1st,
2d. ’
ti I .
lir’i.
HHt.
Dih.
10th.
Kiine^ Tneawiiiy.
Hcrculi?*; Wednesday, "
Hilda; 'I'hurSdav. “
Barn well; Satu may, “
‘‘ Mninlay, Feby
Blsckville: TVresilay, •*
Whaley; W'-dnesilay, “
BarinveU; Saturday, *•
Mo.nliy, “
Elko'; Tuesday. *'
Willi*toe; W'edncsdrtv, V
Kennedy’* Stun-; TTmrvduv, Feby.
Hth. : —
Barnwell until after Fehv. Sfitli; af
ter w hich SO" trer cent. pviuiUv wi.I be
added on nil ptppertv returoibl.
VV. H. DUNCAN,.
• - County Audiiur;
Trcnsurer’sl/Cililye. Barnwell County;
8v C., srpt. «th, nk»3.
T he Treasurer’* 'pfiiow will be
for the JTolietetbni of ttre
for part froiii tire i ;th ilfiii
titilB tlie loth day uf Mar
aduSHWe. '■ T
4 he commiiti'tioiv tax j? rill be recan
0d On pi MaGti; ULirVY.
Frcm the 1 >t ilaA' of J^niiarv. 190inn^
'il lire Slat daV of Jartnai V }fi04 u pen- f
alty-iif 1 par cent, will ile^dded to alt
rinirald taxes. ErkitlT'+ire l«t day o?
February'inoi until tire 28tTuthiy 'pi
Felirnary IWM a penalty of 2 p^r eeht;
•virt\J)e jtiided to all unpulil takes:
From Ure l*t dnv of March Hi *1 Until
tjre lath dny pt Ma'rch ifidl, A jrenalty
of f> per cent, will Do added td f ail UiG
paid UJUti. - A "
■ LnV-V.
1 ' . . a " ■
For is’atVi pnrposea -»*•
*• 0Mm.il rutin tin I fft'hbdl
•* Ordinary Yyilttbty
“ Repav loan
“ Rcliidexlng Rwdrdl
8 Mlllt;
3 «• v
S “
ii-
8UFX|At) SCHOOL I.EVy.
Cedar Grhyo, Old Colhinhla; 1 niili;
AIleiidate, Harhar y BrfibVh. Black-
villh, Duiib'e I'dnde, Elkb, Editto,
FulHwk^Friepdkhtjt. Kiltie. 1/ihs, Mom-
i<‘, Morr.D, New Fore*!. Oak Omve;
Reedy Brancb, Sei/llng, SeVeh Fine*;
-Tinker’* Crteek; U.pilllk.
Ulmer, Owun’s X Una da, Crkny f»a-
vaniiah. Cave, Barton,*\ Big Fork'; 3
.uills. A • t '
WHU*!on; rnlila-. —-
* IHirciilek'; 4 irtill*
B.n nv c!I; tnill*.
r^Ot’NTT A^I‘0iNTikEN'T8.
1 will lie at—
Bobbin*, Friday, 1 tr* *
E. f» f FREE
County Trealumf