The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 31, 1903, Image 2
Barnwell People.
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A HAPPY NKWiYKAR.
Whether 1901 will be -ft happy «ml
proeperoua rear very largely
<e>u1n<Hvldual effort ftm) couuiut. Of
•vaunt there will be providence* be*
-rand human eunirol, but reedy aonep-
ttanee of and *ubMl«»lon toUlieui at the
'di*|>eo«ationa of theoU eH**, *H loving
•aupreiHe power will |j«i preaent aor-
nreera into Ions la*ting hleMinff*.
To do right, a day at aitlme, com-
•anenoinf pimorrow and •vontlmii.nK
Without wearlnea* or looking hack \*
All Ulat one can do. «nd all that one
ehould try to do. '|^et there be no,
.■prowl I *e* of‘tomorrow but ell .perform*
•anoe of unlay, and iK* year^Tirewrd
.•Will be olean paged until the 'VOiumo I*
iQiaoad. , \ - i
1/Affl’ A'M) P1RST.
Oor taat advice for thia year and first
•for next la—don’t over-do thing*.
The Impreaalon Is general that 1901
'will be a tight year, and “what every-
•body thlnlia generally come* to pa»*.“
“The sign*of the time* are not alU
■gether goml. In the far K»*t >the wer
•cloud* lowei* and at thia-writiui; It ap
gmr* that nothing -ehort of a miracle
roan prevent a eontlUst between Russia
.end Japan, which may Involve Chinn
and several Kuropesn |a>wer* whose
taade and ^tertitotlal .Inlercsta lie In
that region.
The South American regnbllr* are In
dll humor with the United Stare* bo-i,
•cause of It* pait Ir. the seceseton •of
ranam*. and a *park may ojum a one-
t aa at *aa o a
VlUta tlipvii !• ■MiiP.-
War benefit* the grower* of provl*
ions, the raiser* of live *tock, hut l*
harmful to all other agricultural ener
^1**. Kven tf the United .«iate*
abould keep clear of partlclpSHon a
war .in the East would shut the South
(OUteidt* bent market ror>cniton goods,
.and awing the pendulem of price to the
.opposite of,Its present highness. The
.mllla are already hampered by the
•high peice of the staple and the dull
•demand for itreir nianufacture*. Such
m war might close the nillls and while
•they would recoup their losses after
Abe return of peace the cotton grower
mould never get over the misfortune.
While not yet agriculturally prospe
rous the South is In fair portion to be
come so, provided her farmers, mind
ful of past experience, will guard
against oottoo craxinct*. By raising
i their ova supplies, eettnu ifttt their
own capital, they caa become the weal-
thiest and wisest people io Use world.
Aad on the other hand tltey can con
vert the cotton states into a vast un-
ortlled kuaaUo asylum.
r What are you going to da, farmer
reader, go slow and SUK or gamble In
tuturos with all your tlmr and tho ight
Md toll and trouble as the stakes.?
' The Rihictfnnal meeting held atfievew
Pities School bouse, on the IStlt Inst,
was wlUioet a dmtbt. a grand eoroess.
The speeches dellveretl by Prof. W. H, J
Jones and Rer. J. I>. .Moore were ox.
eellent, end- enjoyed by
tendance was exceedingly large, con
sidering - the 'lltness In aoms two or
tltree famIHe*. IProf. Jonenie dolwg a
g<M»d wot>k and I* making a splendid
recoid'forblmseir as riu|*ei Inscodent f«f
Kditcaiintt, The day we* so pletseirtly
•.pent and anmm-liwnj'vrod that every
voice la singing the word*, t ome again,
Gentlemen. __
Oor Sunday scheol I* stni donrlsblng
notwIOistatidlux winter I# at liaatl.
Prof. Smith wit for hi* home In 'Sa-
tluda last-week accompanied by‘Prof,
if .J. Snell log. The departure of theee,
nwo -verv |^opular young gettGeoteti
detaacted frem the ••Htliil ple-uore* olt
title eeetbHi cottelderahly, during the
Xmas holblava.
Mr, Angu* P. Ba«lev baa accepted
a lucrative position Imth* «dry ttf ha-
-vannah. We predict for thla worthy.
«ud handsome geiuteman a blight 'fur|
tOOOD NIOUT, <6000 MORYING
An old friend is dying—passing
SWj. This midnight !90> will be
«4dod to history, with alHts chronicles
«f good end ill
it%a* been a full year, to soete ovor-
gowlng with aacrlflee and sorrow, the
Joes of cherished ones in their best
beauty of wanhood and womanhood
and no lioiiib of time can ever heal the
•deep hurts made in the wounded
heart* of those that miss ami grieve for
the loved and lost who shall not come
Jfeain while the earth shall keep Its
long course. Only In the fair land be-
yoAd the Valley of the shadow shall
these sorrows of the life below be, for
gotten. when the glory of lb« day that
akaii Mver end, never be clouded shall
welcome tbe reunion of hearts and
skHit*'kindred here and there. And a*
tosdgbt the glowing embers on the
hearth shall grew pal*, and fall to gray
atbes, vo at tbe last shall all earth'*
care* and glories - perHh before tire
breaking of the eternal day.
Tu otbdrs the dying year ha* been
sWowdod with happiness,bursting with
good fortune, a long summer of pros
perity. but to them, somewhere in the
faiare, the cup of human sorrow I*
kept and waiting, and soon or late It
must be drained to the last drop, for
over all lives the clouda must lower and
cate make Its entrance and homo In
every human heart. All shall be lev
elled at the laat, and sleep in one
burial.
A MW year’s light shall greet and
ifiadden.theeyes that- wake tomorrow
■sorning. The old book, !;* pages tear
stained and soiled like a child’* primer
ts cloved and laid aside, yet its imprea*
and influence, become a part of every
be|nf u -will guide for right or wrong
through the untrodden, unmarked
pathways of the future. None would
forget It* brightness, none can blot It*
sadder memories Into bare oblivion.
The new year, fair leaved opens with
the morrow, and xe begin to write in
word and doed and thought. A day, a
page at a time is all one can touch, and
what afcall its record be, better than
the old or worse? It cannot the
Mine, for m life goe*|on it ipffvt be
lifted to hfffaer or dropped to lower
friaaes.
, A Happy Kew Year to yon ilt, and
When tbe-twelve month shall have gone
may oavh writ* on its last December
t tb* verdict—
ibe happiest year of
it has been the purest,
unselfish, and its best treasure
eoa laid up In the hereafter.”
SEVEN PINES.
!
Cornelius Burckmyer, which occurred
at tbe resilience of hi* sister, Mrs,
Curtis, at Hendersonville, N. 0., Mon
day night, ratue like a shook .to hi*
dsAere.rwhere he lUd tnul-
nes*-for year* aiul wa* generally
esteemed for ht« many good (jualitle*
of hekil and heart, Mr. Burckmyer
waa born near Blackville, and wa* 48
year* of sg*. He had been InlU'dieaUh
<f«»r.same.tlme. Ill* lemalo* were 1 idd
rtoiess dn Hemlersoiiville. fie leisve*
Htanywalatlve* to mourn hi* lo**, anil
for them «un:li Sympathy la felt,—Tal-
metto ro.-t, 3ith Inst.
*ture.
•C.
«KNNtT NEWS, -xr—irq
Xmas passed off vory ^oletlv.
Ml** Bertha Brant of M. George ,**
Vi itlng relatives and friend* in this
neigh borhoml.
Mis* Minute .fvnkln* of ^Fairfax I*
spending I he Xma* holiday* with Hiss
Agatha Balter'
Mr Mile* Triester-of Georgia I* the
guest of Mr. anti Mpk. G. M. Brant.
Mi*.'Lewig- Ayer of Savannah Ison n
visit to her parct.ts, Mr. and Mrs. U.
m . oi ^.. .
Mis* Salome Wilson, of Kli/.aheib
♦College,t;h*rli>trc X. <>, U *!>ending
•otne time witli Mis* Adiiieffeii-pv. ;
Mi-ses'Viola and Henrietta MttVa of;
Altneda spent a few davs last, week'
with Mr. and Mra. K. Milu
At a regnlar meeting of Endowment
f,odg4 N<>. 147; Knights or Tythfaa.
held on Thursdav evening of la*t week,
the ftltowing ofMcer* were elected for
the emmlng rear:
( apt .1 IV .lennv. C C.. M
Mr. ii. W.l. Uoadholt, V. C.
W. H Ml lev, I* .
» H. Maftf 9. of W ,
Geo. W. dfiiuy, K. of R. A S. and M.
otV .
S. K. Bailer, M of Kx ,
if. K l.oinlho't, M. at A.,
K. K. PtatlaJL G
J. F. hondhplt, 0. 0,.
I,
By special decree of Tope Tin* X
Catholic* l lie world over can eat meat
New Year’a day.
— An open confession may be good
for the soul, but it is a bad thing
the lawyers for the defence.
This paper doe* not favor the Panama
Canal and gives notice now that it will
never go through thai ditch.
Vaiiner K. II. YV1 tkerspo**** *»f Clar
endon cousrty retorts tlte prceeiwv of
the boll weevil in hi* cotton lest sum
mer.
Ye*, Alpnxo, by all mean* asurrr a
girl awtuv^ie 'Will realize
the importance of kee|uug her mouth
shuc. <
“He 4* W9rth a hundred million*,
the most of which he stole.”
“Gracious! And he belong* to the
church”?
••mr. tio. the ehurelrbelo
-Puck. . ’
' ^ , 1
Daniel J. Still Vr leader of the bull
Kiovenient In cotital, gave hla J w Ife a* a
Chrlstmae present a, five story and
basement brick house 1iT New York
city, costing Heretofore they
had lived lit rented room* A few
year* ago Sully wa* a borer foe cotton
mill* at a week.
Wlwen Auatin Corbin, head of the
Corbin Banking Company, wa* acci
dentally killed by |i|s runaway horse*
several years ago, hi* estate wa* re
turned at nearly rive mi|Bon dollar*.
A dlssallsited daughter has been trying
to tfreak the wlii-and toe fawyers have
got It all except J.toO.ttOu, ami, are still
suing.
DEATH OF MR. C. UUJKCKM YKR.
KRAI. ESTATE SALS,
Theannottnemenr of the death rtf Mr. Al ate oTMouth Carwlimt,
IN MEMORY
■.; ■
EUma Tkuua G«wnk,
WIk> departed thla life after a linger
ing Illness of several week*, 6<-t. 2*>th,
19B3, She wa* a ; . daughter of lUrtott, ;
Cave and was llrst married to Willie
Hkkaou. who lived hut u short time.
A *h«r r -tinie ago she whs tiuarrled to‘
MuchtaGriffin. «he leaves two swret‘
litre hoy*. Willie and Cave and an af-
Iectinnate husband to mourn her toss.
.the was funeralhtod 'by Kev. J. W.
Bishop, in tko «b*enw of her paarnr,
Rev. t5. 'It. Bass. She wa* a devoted
member of the BHptl-t Church from a
girl. When the death angel calk'd her
away *ho wsajust in the midst of a Wfe
of usefulness, being not quite IM years,
•buG—
“ffhere l* a home of sweet repose.
Wire re •storm* assail no mor*-^
The stream of endless Dleasureftffows,
Ori'that celestial Shore.”
“There put ItV with love npp'bira.
And bliss without alloy;
Then they, who oft hare sown in]
tears.
Shall reap again in Joy,” -
S. K. Ba«*.
lug-Pf-one largo two “tory store, two
a to re’I tosses and one large stable, barn
aml'btyggy housec<Nii)dne*1, and known
a* BrH^«, Rulst A <'o”s old store lot,
situate on tbe north side of Railroad
Avenue, dti <the ibiwii of BlarXtllle-
on-the north bv lots of Mra.
tKamvnnr-Aml I,. K Wbitllel east, bv
l.artigtre -tSfreet; south, by Railroad
'Avenue, and west by lot of tire
Smnthern kMilway Ipompauy. . ..
Term* of sale*. All easlt. or pne-half
cash, credit portion Secured by bond of
ipimrhaser and mortgage of premises,
•payatde In one year w ftb Interest at 7
if»er cent, purchaser to pay for paper*.
Tbe right I* reserved to reject any
and all old* if price offered Is not sniIs-
factory to seller.
F. S. Rodgers.
M. €. BeGt,
A wy.
LETTER TOC. N. HU Rl KM ALTER
Dear .Sir: We suspect you’d like the
tale, how a woman'twat two hardware
dealer* in Girard, pa. '
We tiled our Wst to get those men tai
sell Devon lead and- zinc in that bri.ght!
t'iwii; aiTd ’TaltilT."' ,l(elnetsntly took
Mr* K It Bojfvuiau,druggist.
They said they couldn’t self paint for
more than U.Sft & gaHon*.. JiLrju Bow-
man can Shelia# sold about all the
paint, that has been sold river* wince..
She UiewDevoe- had o»ld on*-artists’|
material*. Had some «<-a*e a id loice.l
besides: She easily learned that cheap
U dear in paiur, and t<dd the people.
Mr. Burt Young bout:l)t n ualipn D«—
vo •‘for rooiii* tliat hipl ahvaya Jaknu a
gallon nfotlier psifnt^ irai iuTrie'.t,
Mr, K. U. Hiler.Jeweler, painted De-
voe, and say* it j^oe* fairtlier—no par
fux.J-tUinlar*.
Mr. 4(^0 Manna, grocer, thought It
extieusive hefurr he bought it; brought
back nearly half ot hi* paint, and said
it wa* the cheapest job heevec had.
Mr*. Bowman report* no I verbal satis
faction So much for a <licHp paint
town with a bright wouun in it.
Your* tni'v,
• F. W. De von A Co , *
Now York.
profit in Tigs.
Courity of Barnwell.
FARMS FOR SALE.
N QW la the time to bdy 'Imp
farms cheep. J.ands aro ch
to bdy 'Improved
i will offer for sale at public ngtery, , J^| facm* cheep. J.andi^ro cheaper
to the highest bidder/at Barnwell | mrw than thev w ill iivrr be again
0ourt House, on Saleadav In ’Janttary, ‘ Only a limited mhiibcr tor sale. It is
tOtiLTlwfnttowlPg described tot with |“fhe
TTrty srfq xml
all tbe Improvement* thereon, consist ] metit. The deipilfHI
xnbvrttrirlaT hrrrvf-
Is
TO KENT.
The' Mrs. doll a Oave Homestead
TUce aliout tws* mlTe* from Barnwell,
(food dwelling and amt buildings, four
hor*e farm oikmi land.
Apply to W % ~L. Cave,
Barow-^il: S. C.
Oeo. Il4t)
PLANT PECANS- r .
1,000 one veer <dil Taper Shell Pecan
'Tree* for sale atHO centscach.
h j> «tiir,
•BlisckTGIe, S.<C.
-v -j— '— i ~
. , IteHl HALE, '■ -
tfto conrXl.s of pme E'lyp—water nmb-+
on seed frvni • farge and well-sAaped
melon*.
Increasing.
prices are advancing anil we cannot
addone acre to the worldS supply.,
It i« the prevailing opinion ’that' W#'
will nerer.see low prlcnff ertlton agaln.
This mean* blgl'«rprh-e* for the-fanu*
that produce tlth tlecc.v staple.
1 oiler the following farm* for sale at.
very low pri*-®*.'jor the Utejt itO dnv*,
te-in* cash, or one-fnnrHl ot-h. halanee
in live equal animal in*r*ttineiil*v. ti%
hrscrert•in deferred payment*.
Tbi* may be v.mr 1**1 rtpportmHty to
buy a good place uhtfap^n . etr#v 'tmn*.
All that treet or pix»itHtlon>nf laud
conratning kri al-fm*;''nii>f less,
bounded on the North by 'Glrarfesfoii
and Augusta road and htntf* ()T Julia
V. Ilnoten, East by land* of M rs Bessie
C. Felder and Sourti by'htwB* of Mr*.
Bessie (J. Felder and WtM ‘by lands, of
E. H. J. C. riowflrtf. Also all that
tract of land containing H4) acres, more
or less, hounded on the Noyth by land*
of Annie Tiiee,.Kn*t by H.tf. Brabham,
South by Mr*. C. Fnlilerblod West by
lands Cf liow ling.—?C Oo ; pei acre.
All that tract of- lanJ.'D-ittilca Tropi
Denmark, contaitilirg ttfN acres, more
or less, and bounded by lUilil* ct Htoiry
Setlers and J. It. KonHtfee.—^.00 |)ec
acre. " • • '
All that fras't of hfhrt, 4’inile* front
Govan. containingli.VU atires. more or
lcs», honndetl on the buitfh by Char
lesion and Augu-ta noth.’(in the West
by latiiisof.l. B. Z<tri», ; <tti the North
bv .lands of C. A. Atlanfs,'hii«l on the
East by latols ..f Mrs ^striilhan, w(ill
nttfh sire and all madlTtnery thereto—
per acre.
For prices, itc , write to
“ t F. Stu.i.,
Black ville. ri.C.
, , mPORE FOR KEN T:
Best-location In Barnwj-11.
Wpnd (Apporuurity tor agjruoery ‘fett*-
iue»«. -
fiyo© per m<m:ti.
A pply aT
Citkara'a VtiAiminr.
n
FIGHT WILL BE BITTER,
Those who wilt perslat In closing
their ears against the continual recom
mendation ot Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, wilt have a
long and hitler right with tlmlr troubles,
If not ended earlier by fatal reimtuH'
tioti. Head what T. It. Beall, Mi»s.
ha* to say: “Last, fall my wife had
every symptom of consumption. She
look Dr. King’s.Ne»y l)i*covery after
everything else had failed. Improve
ment came at once and four bottles
entirely cured her.” Guaiante^d by
Creech’* Pharmacy, C, N'. Burckhalter,
Druggist. Trice N)c, and |1 00 Trial
bottle* free.
TO Kll.L THE HAWKS.
TUe uatfal way of jfettlng rid of the
hawk i*t<» use good gun,'trusting it vft
J.he ha;uls of aonie man that know*
liow toshoot straight. Another way 1*
t<» set up a pole not far from the poultry
yard, and make it in every way a suita
ble resting place for tbe hawk. Tf he
ha* an eye tobu-iuess he„w ill now and
then light on the top to rest and lay
hi* plans for catching a fat-fowl. Af
ter a vi*H or two place a common steel
trap on top of the pole. -The chances
are that thelfttwk will make one visit
too many.
The minister of public Instruction In
France ha* taken,, the lead of all the
world In measurer for the prevention
of consumption In the schools, A new
law requires that an examination of
every pupil shall be made once in three
mbnlTiT,aTHl^hnt'hetgbt,-ttTg wetglrt,-
the chest measure and the general
physical condition of every oiie shall
be entered on the pupira report. The
school room* receive the same preven
tive attention. Carjtfta are prohibited;
curtains must he of cloth that may >•«
frequently washed; no dry aweeping Is
allowed, and dust must be removed by
wet cloths^ all school furnituie must
be often scoured; book* are regularly’
disinfected, and no book that ha* been
med by a consumptive child may be
used by another person.
A FRIGHTENED HORSE.
like mad down the street
'X
Runnltti
dumping the occupants, ora diundred
•f
Hi'
other accident*, art every day occhr
rence*. It behooves everybody to have
a reliable Salve hattdv arid there’s none
a* good aa Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
Burn*. Cuts, Soros, Kcgema and Tiles,
disappear quickly under Its soothing
effect. 2oc, at Creech’s Tharmady,
O. N. Burckhalter’i Drug Store.
supply of Wages Contract* at
this office. Mail orders liiled prompt
ly.
A Farmer friend tells us that
gan Tm4 wltfi a few hog*, which he
looked after per«ounlly. He manage
to have frewk green fimd for them all
the year, *o tlm aioney cost wa* not
groSL He has raved eoMUgh meat
fdf family suieTaud to spar«L, Beside*
he ha* sold over kfty dollar* worth,
and ha* ae many a* he need* . for HUM.
ID* personal work ha* paid more
that of any cropper on hi» place.
FINAL D<aCHAMG«. .
Notice 1* hesehy given ukat the n*i
rierstgned wilt, on Satiurday, Jaimary
2nd.. 19»H, file 4ri* ilnal account wbii
<he Trohate Jud:*e for Barnwell Onn-
ty and apply for hi* rtnal dischaigc a*
AAminlstratocof the Estate *>f J. B.
Bales, deceased. •
Haul De I;. Bhudf.
AdminlstrafeT.
• ~ - • • ' • ■ ■ ■■■r*";- r . . ——p-
- FOKCHKiMTMAd I’RESENTsj
—go to— ———
t Bum-ox’s Boost Srona.
W|>ere yon will rind
BeautllHl IL.Hdav lk»ok«, Tiovel y
Tlciuses, Fine. Up Pr-dala M*«l«ncry.
*6B+s anltable for all ages, civilised dc-
cupatiups and pocket* _
. W.iMifitton.
{Rhmwcir.'H 6. v
TD
SuAKS ToMSKACk oSWm’WmtST
ThD'is your opportunity to buy ybur'hoL&qy goo<i« at Economical prlcda
AT S. KRASNOFFS.
“The Acknowledge) Leader in -Low Prices/’
f
Ttuc holiday* athapflfoScliIng hikI the time f* ripe to Ihitik ibdtit Dtiyirig Is
’peeseot for your dear one-. • ' -
The qne.stlon as to what klttd of a htdhfav present P» Hiir frir vonr relative
or friend i* an embarrassing onv ar»d a few siaggestidh* might be of jirerit btelrt*
0-
tit to you.
How shout a stylish JACKET or a tine tailor Wtade '<Orljir*t‘H MMh-
tifnVFUR tor your dear wife or darling danghtei7 4 have tliem in gFehT
rje.tie* and at low- prices that are really aatOidehing. ' C
Come am! seel
Or if your Soy need* a «nit or »n overcoat, thei* •?* ho ^}fft #dr %
ycung man than a ffno *nlt or a stylish •rvt'rti.afi.
Mdr* from to flk tHt. „ ' ' ' . .' • —s:
Overcoats Irom T3.00 to g A-oO • v
A Reefer ry a Fascltwror for your'Brflsi.daughter*l»'kw afpi >r,f ^ ,, ‘hie pfcseh),
ami »nfu tie l»ought for a little Money at this Bargaih Stifle.
Reefers, I)-3c no. ,
FMacinators, 20c to 50c.. ,■
All that tract of Iwnd, known a*
Ayers Mill tract, near Oitrr.—$l.t»0 per
acre.. "• ' v ~ ’
Ilhgond place near Tlarrrtvell. C. 1L,
•cotita ningOWt i.cies.—per acre.
48} acri s of Uml in Wi ll-ton Tovyn-
diip, partly in tire .corpoyate limit-* of
the town of Klko, 1 'dice dwelling
house ami barn* ati'd “♦filde*. Fine
clay land, nearly*.*11 'If rntli vatl.on,
small pot tlon ingop-1 pine'Pknher, refits.
For the House-kocpeT,
*. .» o ^ *’ “T* '
A nlre rug orlitf art square, a linen table cover ®T h dozen doilies ate «<R
ami** to haw a* a holiday'gifit. ^ • ' • ' „
Everything at Irafgaht prlces. , “
than
-AJCOSTLY MISTAKE.
Rluniler* are sometimes very expen
sive. 'Occasionally life Itself Is the.
(trice of a mistake, but you*ll never be '
wrong If you take Dr, King’* New
Life Tills for Dyspepsia,'’ Dizziness,
AT person* ath hereby forbidden nf-
t*r this date toantoTTtppn any of *m
tanda iu BaitfOtdr" Tull Pond, AUen-
Headache, LlVef-or Rowel trouble*., dale sti'l Red Oak Townships, Barn
'They are gentle vet thorough. 24c. at
■Creech’* ThartMacy, C. N. Burckhal*
VurHi Drug sBore. •.. .
THE STATE W SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF BARNWELL,
•> . *'*..*'- -s ' • ■ ■
In the Trobite Court.
J-
By J. K, Aueitlng. Ksq.. Judge of Pro
bate In Barnwell County.
-• Where** T. B. Kill* Jr. apolies for
Letters of Administration on tlie estate
of Calder A. Baynard, deeeasesl,
These arc, therefore, to cite and ad
monish all i.nd stngular. the kindred
and creditor* of* the said deceased, to
he itid Mppear before me at a Court of
Trohate for the said county to he hol.d-
.vn at Barnwell C. H. on Wednesday,
the Ulh day of January, 1904, at 11
o’clock a in , tp show cause, if any.
why the said ’ftdmfuisiratiriu should
not be granted- —— —
. Given under my hand and seal of the
(’otirt till* 22nd, day of December, A.
D. 1U0J, and in (he one hundred and
twenty eighth year of the Sovereignty
and Independence of the United State*
of America.' - j
•. " ■ J TC. BNEL1 1NQ;
Probate Judge.
Published in Thk Bakxitki.l I’koclk,
Dsoahiber 24tli, 1903. r
MASTER’S T4AI.E.
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State of South Carolina, 1 __
County of,Barnwell* l
» In the Court of Common Tleas.
Robert Wilson Williams ami Geo. F.
Young,
Plaintiff*, “ •
va,
Mary A. WlfHams, Mary Elinor^ Wil
liam*. Ja* Lv Wlllturo* ami Halsey
„ "JUiams,
——Dcfcnrtanta. 1
By virtue of a ikemal older to me
dliected in the above entitled cause. I
wl I Tael I at Barnwell, In front of the
Court House, on Monday, January 4th,
IfOl. I 1 being saleaday in said month,
w ithin the legal hours of sale the fol
lowing described real property, situate
In the County and State aforesaid:—
“All that parcel of land known as a
part of lot No, A In tract.No. 1, in the
partition of lands in the above stated
cause containing UJ acre* and bound
ed a* follow*: On tbe North by H.
W. WTITlsm*; on the East by Gum
Street; on the South by Town Ditch
*ml,cn~itie West by Town Dltcii, 1 ’
- . Alsoi
“AH thai parcel of land known a* a
part of lot No, A iq. tract No.. 2. In the
aforesaid paTtitiori. containing 4.7 acrea
and bounded as followa: On tbe North
by P.-A. Wllllatna; on the East by J.
L Williams; on the South by C. S.
Williams and on tbe iy**t by Geo. F.
• Yunnir U _ ' - -«
The above deecrlbel lots are reiire-
a»nted on plata made by Jame* M
Patterson, dated June 27th and June
JOth, 1008. rer.pectirely.
Terma Cash -purchasers to pay for
pa|»era. .
H. L. O BANNON.
Master.
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PUETTY PRESENTS,
rrrmvti cricks.
When you coote to Barnwell be sure
to visit llrt up town store of Mr*. S. A
McNa.h hetweeff JUIs*Carrie A. Cave’s
Millinery and J BMn-khalters Drug
Store, wffere von vvllT lIml tbe prettiest
stock of eiiiua. crockery, tin ware
and a thousand other things that you
need.
TRESPASS notice.
sJn
weir County."for the • purpose <>r limit
lug, t ra’ppfng. If sill n g, hauling away
straw, leave* or wood, pasturing stock,
ot trespassing In any manner whatev
er, under paucity of prosecution to the
full extern, ot the law^r
Mrs. M. C. Girt.
Executrix of Estate of W. V. Gill,
deceased,
- Dec. .Id, fW.'lr - . -—
TRESPlSS NO TICK.-
Any and all entries of any and, all
persoi.s on my lands in Barnwell Coun
ty, oouinionly called the Itopcr Place,
for tlie purpose of hunting by day or
tdglit, trapping, H-hliig, girheiing and
removing woo-l or sirafv, or commit
ting it y othe” trespass will be posi-
Xtvely p osecuted to the full extent*of
the law. - ' -
t. Ji W. Richardson.
WANTED, « Ters'mmon, Dogwood,
Hickory and Holly Log*; -Freight paid
on car loads.
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. Cbarioaioi*, S. C.
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LEADER
ClIAS. F, IsAKUR,
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J
4KWftV V. SMITtt\
s
-COTtON FACTORS-
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= WSREHMSE ON REYNOLDS, CAKFBEU id SOKES STS.
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HUCUSTH, GEORCIft.
Consiyvniciit* of Colton •Sotk ifcJ.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
—
All person* arc hereby forbidden af
ter tbia <late to enter upon the land*,
owned or controlled by m* In Bull
Torid Township, Barnwell Conntr, for
the purpoMe of hnjitlng. Ilshing, haul
tyg away woo4^*traw, or leave*, pat-
turing stock or trespassing in any
manner whatever, under penally of
.proHectitiou to the full extent of tlie
law, ~ r
- J. T. Gray,
K Mfs. L. 0. Gray,
Noy. .‘Id, 1903. , , •
FOR
SALE CHEAP!
Two Registered Jeraey Bull Calve*,
solI Jcolor, luuh grandson* of Princes*
of Doraet, whose official test I* 814 lb*., l
oz. of batter In T dayi^-fourth largest
record otef ail breed* In the World.
Also. 1 line registered bull Calf, solid
color. , >r ^._
As.I need stable room will sell these
youngster* very cheap considering
their breeding. l*t!dlgreea furnished,
GLttXPALfc DA1KV,
BAKiVWkM,, s. C,
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NOTICE TO THE TOWNSHIP COM
MISSIONERS.
Ail Towbshlp C hnnlsslnpers will
please see that their overseers warn
oct all hands liable to road duty, and
work their mads, cutting out the right
of war r aite} Other wine putting in all
work required by law, on tlieir res
spectlve roads,
O. W. Barker,
f County Supervlfcor,
iR. 0. Rcbcrts, Jr.
t Cl*
X. E *
Rowell and Jv \F. Bdhler
by Ulysees tViDoi>, ,
Trlrt, f750
SUMTER COt)NTT. . /
'ttarVaoe T’lv.ce^ Id ) acre*; B mlife* from
AVVrlgrHe ht-. -Bon n t la np* rN; 'W: E. ' by
Ayilsnn—J. r >0 acres, bounded
S. by Geo. K. "
and \V
■ r*.
lands of 4. Ayvock, S. l»y 1^111 and Co I
R. R., W. by lands ol if. f,. Mbltlieton
Price, $1,200
Trlcea reasonable still term* easv.
Af>g^ to J.O. PATTERSON, *
Bamwyll. S, C.
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NOTICE, , ' -
All Overseer* fop the year l!W8 will
please setflrilT to tills office at once
tfteir list of hand* for the year. Bv _ . ,
Wrltlny a Postal Card to m*, von w ilt '^ftr'cainorej W^dio-sdilyf ”
-.-s. •*•4* ...,1 ... .... ... li ^ u
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Vi
receive Hte prbper blanks for the fdlr*
pose.} Don’t f4H-to give your l*bst Of*
flee, j
O. W, Ba. kefi
Buperrlsori
tt. 0. Robert?. J.r.i : ^ '
< 4 Cl«rk~ *
FINAL DISCHARGE;
Notice Is hereby that the na*
dersigued Will,bn Mondar. December
28th, 1D03. 4ile->hD final accorint with
the I*robate Judge for Barnwell Coun
ty and apply for hla.linsl discharge a*
Guardian ancillary
Harley; tl Ith.
Guardian in re Uly Harley, Julia Har-
i,G ■*>
AL L THE
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mim
HltL - TOP - STABLES.
BARNWELL,
S. C
wei r TVIce $1.812. M).
1 D. S. Hair pbree, K<6 oorea, * bulTd-
■ings. Boiindaries.' X. by land* of Mr*.
Darling Beet, K. by Tnrk-v Creek. S.’
hv e#t.iiie of Alleji Hair, 'W. by J.O.
Ha good and J. E. best.
TMcc, fO(H)
E F. Woodward pWco TF) acres, 2
Vnlldings, Ronin! «rie-: N. by estate ol
F. Miller, K hv Jordan Bramffi, s. ov
public road t*< Otangi b A ig^' KTrfi M . bv
estate of J. Ijliuican A!le..». “ **
*•' i'rtco^ ♦1.000
J. A. Rountree place dJp acre*, i bull-,
dirg. Boifhdarie*: N'.^t W by iavid*
of ri L. Peacock, E. iiv lend* irrmerlv
owned bv J. Sarider* a>e1 Mi** K.
Kouniree, S by land*Wf Sander* and
S. F. Harley.
f - C-rf. c, 5550
J. C. A. Hahklnson ffface. <19 acre*
2 building*. 'Botilidarie*; Part of ibi-
division of estate-of s. lfankln*on.
Ailjilfoiug land* of M. W.jt Sam Bailey,
Joseph Ashley and Mrs. E. 1‘hilvot
l^tire. X400
Floyd k Hankin*on pl*e**. *lS were*. )>
bttlidiog*. Boundaries: N. bv land* o!
J. Asbley, K. & W. by Haliklrteou and
S. by J, 'Ashley.
-- ==,IMvk?, ^400
Harley Place—S.'iO acre*, cleared,
balaiicelti wojd and timbvV, g teiiau!
bou-e« on place, dwelling recenxlv
ton ned. 7 mile* from Bnmk-ell Court
House, on public, road.
.Bounded tiy lands of A v e?ittiersbee.
Dick*. 4. G. Patter«dn, ^amvs 'Tilly
and K. L. Patterson.
' XTVIce ♦a.MXl.QO
Simon Priester i*iac^f a-AJ acre*. 4
huildiug*. Bouudarie*: N.4»y lands of
Mrs. ■A. K. 11 a r v o v and hot No. 5. K. bv
Eliiot .'Sanders and M. 4oue*, J*. by IJ.
C. -4one*. Pot Creek, tf-al, ao4s*AVi. bv
lami* of Mry.*Harley, Kev. Britton andiat Dl icPS UH(loil>roUII<I all tompeUtioil. bi*t* tliClil tlluLvOli
Hiirrteane Brapch. — J ^ 1
V Pi1<e, $.'l.-7oO
R. C. & W. lifflford place, l«D acre*'
1 building Boundaries:^, .by laifitoi.
of J. M. & J. F. Italford. E. by Amanda
Hardin, S by Tbomas CYlnnelly ami J.
K. Cade, W. by MU* E. C.D'.ven.'"
.,,, Drive, «eao
H a of w<4*Pbn**—2-2^ a eve*.,- t>ea r J y all
cleared, good, clny-land#.-I—two storv
resilience, 1 truant housdand barn* and
stable*; near Elko.
Bounded by old,die roatl leading
from Blackvitle to Elko, and lah<is ol
S. B. Hair. Alice D. ThoWYson, Uilom, 1
N. Ii. htnnaell.
- Pi lie, $n,000.00
t ' J- - S’ v **. • *
Kknkvv I’i.ack.—In Red Dak Town
ship. 95 Acre*.
HAVrvxtt j'ffACk.—In Retl U,ak Town
ship, 130 Acres.
ll.vRi.rv- Plaojc.—In ftreb Laud
Township,.645 AcreK ” ,
RAMRERG COUNTY “
BcroRDa Btunoic Tdw x*mt r.
r 'D.JLA H. M. iflce, pi ice, 1JKS) acre*.
Boundaries : N. by land* of A. C. V’rei
amld.E. Free, E. by public road to
Bamberg anil Allendale arid lamU of
D. H. Rice. H. by land* of D. H. W.;
B. k B. T. Rice, and W. by lauds of D.
II, Rice. .* ’.
, , PalWi $4,000
‘ „ AIKEN COUNTY,-
HaiMMOSD'ToWNsntff,
offer for fwlc ,
The Best all \)iir])0«i» horffps ffm! im’ik'S jvood
judgment cau SL’I.vct and ri-adjrfnoii’ey huv.^
ZBuggies anp -yfir a,gon.s.
These; too, are at rtt^our sifvrviee ill vast vriiotv an t
Harness.
will seek no further.
Harness.
- An immense stock of till jyhides from -th« _ -
CHOICEST TO THE CHEaBEST!
^ff^Sejianite piofes sold.- if 3*011 iuPrl anvthinjv froni
a Brow Band up or down you cnii ^et it at Brown prices
here. •. :— 'i ..
^ Saddles for all siffoa find 1mlh si*Nes. -
'Tiff])' Kohes for all pur posts and J>eoplC;
Whips for slow and swift teiiiort.
BrTdtrehu) mgaily tliiii^ ill thb a bp VP lilies come frt
HeadqHurterft and yoh 11 lie pleased if good j^ootls nnd
treatment and below jitir Elites eiin siumfy. . ^
B AIlNWHLL, S. O.
Auditor's Appointments
The County Auditor or hi* represen
tative will lie at tlie follow ing place* At
the date* opposite each name.
All tax-nayer* are earn-stiy ieque*t-
ed to irieCt tb.i Auditor atul make prop-
dr return of all, personal prnperlv.
I lii* I* a vary important, matter that I*
freqUehtlv bagbfttcd and theieby can*
Ing the taxpayer and the County Au
ditor,, no >Rtle irollble. Coine prepared
tn asiswPr all hjiicstron* In regard to
achbol dietrlcl*.
NnelllUg'; Tuck lav. 4anv ft:h.,
Dunbarton: Wednaadav, Janyl
— trf 1 P*+relrr. wttt rtb aditeff W a
Cth
Ashlev’* Store; 'I'.bltraJav. JatVy 7tlju
F11 rte’* B ore; FrUlay, .fanv Sth.
BartDvell; xHtunfay, Jany !lth.
“ Monday, Jany. 11 rb.
Appleloni Tin Sifay! .lanv llth.
Duncan Saiha’ fttorei Wth!iie*1iay,
Jany. l;4th. - — ; t ! ■
Bartoni Thflr«ttHy, Japy f jih.
Allendalei.FrUlay, Jany. IStlr.
Bariivveiip^Safurdnyi Jany, I'iih.
Mon, _
Fairfax 1 TnestTiiT,
UUneri Tburkcfaf,
Earn well 1 Sxtllrdly,
,l Monday,
Klinei Ttte*(U1y.
HercnW*; We«ine*4iiy« “
Hilda; ThunuIXy. --I*
liariiwe!l; SatmtiaVi
“ Monday, Feby
Black Vide 1 Tuesday. *•
tVhateyi W<dhe*da>, “
Rarnwell; Saturday, “ ‘
“ Mondij-
Elko; Tuwffay.:
JHjTU*
llytflTT; Wednesday, “
Kennedy’* Store; 'I’liurtUay,
IStli.
Hlih.
Intfi.
sbt.
28d.
JDrh,
Wth.
stHl
28th.
30t!i.
1st.
2d.
81.
lilil;
Bill.
Dili.
10th.
;K
•ley, f.t-wl* Harle), Vcnih ilarUv,
fant* Under tho age of-t4 ' e-ir* '
J. il" Hew lei t.
BarnWelT until after Fcbr>
in- : ter w iiicb 5P |
Treasurer e Notice.
tfekillrtr'* Office, lUrnWeli CbUhtJn
C., sepi. Wth, ilKHI.
Tlie ^ reaMiref’* tiffiriewWill bfc op« H
fot the colhOtinn of the taxe* levied
for IlliJJI front tb* i.'.fb-ola.V of IJcUtheF
ilntll the 19th day of March 1904, In
clusive.
t he comtUutaHon t*x will be receiv*
cd up HI Marci. ui. i«0L.
FroiVi HIV f*t day of: Janiiary 1004 un«
til the !l|*t day of .iailuat-y lilril w pen-
X
unpaid tixe*. Fhoiri Hie l*t day^oi
February IM Until tl U 2ff;h ‘day of
February liriMM piuialty of 2 p*r eenL
"111 4>e added tin All unpaid Jaxe*.
From tlie 1m dky rif March 1004 until
the 15th dil,v bf M4H-h liW4. a penalty
of 6 tier ceHL W ill be added W all un*
paid taxes.
hfeVf;
state piiiqvtises
noh*li:ution*l Sbhbbl
For SUt
Col
“ ilrdihaty (JoUHty
“ Mepav loan
** •41.
ft MilDa
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H
hi
KdDkdt
, l-ee*. Unn-
Oak Q tot it
ad*led on all
pvi.aUv
pi •i(M-rtv’Tej irt-ncfl
- W. H. l>i .VCAN,
ttoantjr AuJUud
iteiiidexlng RtcOrdH
. RPEhlAfi SCllOOL hfeVYi
CMUr Orbre. Old CrtlUrtibia * 1 itiilh
Ailblidltlb, Barbaly BpUirh, BUtsk^
villi*, Thmlilfe FrtmJa, JCIkii,
Fwlrfak, FrlehdsiiiH. KM
ie. Morri*. Nbw Foreai,
Reetfy Branch. Seigllngi Seveh Flheat
Tinker’* Criek; i pHID.
.Ulmer, Owen’* K. Roads, Grftne Ha-
vantlah, Cake, llarinti, Big Fork; ff
mllla.
WiUiaten; 2j mill*:
He run Ira; 4 iHHU
Barnwell; 4^ mitD; t
- CODNTY AFFuiNtMENTd. -
I will ue at— i.-is
lt« >bbi n * r , Friday j