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T. Bamwell People. JNO. W. HOLMES, Editor i Prop'r, L1RUE8T COUNTY CISCLLATIOX VIIURSOAY, h*n| Kfld JANUARY dm 14, m t' ' " I'M.. ■•— ■ ■ ■ —."..J. Con<rr«*< and »h« l^UUtnre ar« tioih In iwaalnn now, but aa tliN l» cloc- llon year neither will he at bad as in off years. last ww|t v Kt Bryan returned two month* trip to ICurope, ond Uh ! 'people fond of preaeliinf hU ftitierH) 'will have many more chances to repeat theaervloes. : If. U. Hlott of Colleton pnhlUhed In last week’s Urea* A Standard his card as candidate for County Sopervlapr, belli); (he first In the State to lake the road In the campaign of UN)t. Sloppy weather has for year* hern the rule while the South Carolina Leg islature has been In session. Cleat skies and dry Helds are needed now more than forty days ol law mak ing and mending. Tine Paorne lia», no doubt, done a great many silly thing* In Its life, but nothing *o supremely foolish as to con sider the possibility of William' ’R. liearst, Editor of the New York Jour nal, being the Democratic nominee for the Presidency. B. Gordon, one of the fast Lieutenant Getterala of the ConffdeV- nte Army, died on Saturday at hia win ter homo near Altaml, Fla., aged 71 yeariaT He was born In Upson Counfjr, Geor- gla, tho *on of a Baptist preachef: He was graduated first In his class from the University of Georgia, studied law-, but was engaged In mining In Ala bama when the wsr between tho d'atea began. He entered the Confederate service as i Captain of the Uacooon Houghs and In all his career was every fronv-hla inch a soldier. After the war he was honored by the people of hi* native ritHtez-vrith the of fices ot Governor and United Statea Senator. Tils later yean were spent In the lecture field, where his itoptUarity was as great as among the soldlftr boys wbrv foiiowwdivim in hU younger uitfri- hood> In his last lintess he wa<t nt Htm*s de lirious, and his itifo(f returned to the battle scenes of the sixties. -Ills last whisper was of Appomattox: “I hope General I.hc won’t surrender. 1 can cut my way through the forces in front ” From a sketch by Dr. J. William .tones of Kichn)Qnd, a member of* his stuff, the following |»«h pictures of the dead hero arc taken: At Spottsylvaniu Courthouse, on the 12th of May, he seized the bridle of ftoneral l»ee’s horse, seeing that his The MlssUsIppi State Senate has one good man In It, but he’s mighty lone- aome. lie voted agal.tvt tho re«olu- tion Instructing the Mississippi U. S. Gehstors to vote for the Panama Canal treaty, while all hi* 21 colleagues wickedly voted aye. The farmers of North Texas saved a top crop of ipO.OOO bales of cotton last month in a new way. They gathered the frost bitten bolls by wagon loads, ran them through threshers or corn abeUecs, as was most convenient and then ginned the mixture. The cotton brought two cents a pound, and as the gathering cost little there was good profit In the new departure. ''THO loan who deffed Morgan” ♦ho newspaper appellation given John Skelton Williams, founder of Seaboard system. Like all other men who hare tackled Ihe Wall Streit buccaneir Mr. Wil liams has come to grief. John Mor- gsu get* the better, sooner or later, »,f all men who attempt to down him as •urelyasJohn Barley-corn. All readers of this article now hope they will be belter off In this world’s jgooris at the end of the vear than they are In it* beginning. Many may have R reason for tho hope tent probably wore are just trusting to luek. An emplof'ee has decided to lay »sul« a quarter a week out of his wages «s a provision against hard times. If he keeps his new leaf turned ho will have $!8 surplus next Christmas. Does It pay to break sandy laud in January or February ? ^ It Is the general rule among pine "land farmers to break land as soon as they can, but a twentieth century man tells us It Is all a mistake. Hs spypjfs by experience. Last year he started plowing toward the middle of March, checking hla land and planting corn, later breaking out. Ills preparation lor cotton was hurried also. He culti- ▼ated 40 acres to the plow, ami cleared $7.60 to the acre above all expense*. It Is his theory that crops require but lit tle plowing before planting and a plcn- UM It *(lfr», ^ 3s- Oneo! the richest men in the county «allhd on us the other day. Very many have more proportyj but -nobody has or deserves to have a fuller cup of hap- piness. Ha had just linishcu paying for a nice home which he bought 1 on eredit a few years ago. Every dollar of the purchase money had been earned by constant and intelligent Industry, _ Afc soon a* he received clear titles he came to us and paid hljl subscription, two years In arrears. It gave him as much pleaspre to pay as it did us to rc- oelve. That was as heart touching a oompliment as Tuk I’koi Pk ever re- br will ever recelve. The State Board of Canvassers last week upheld the legality outlie recent Hammond County election. In announcing the result Brother Al lien Journal and Review proceeds to lecture county odlciaD, taking the posi tion that the river section* that recent- ly tried to panamanlxe deserves better.“o ^ toads and schools than they have had. We tay so too, and the nearest and •ureat way for them to get sneli bene- fits la for them to come back home, an*F : for proof of our contention we refer All doubting Thomases to Comity Su pervisor Barker and Super^teudeut of Education Jonee. GORDON OF GEORGIA, John was always considered by the brigade as their most desperate encounter:) “Acarce seven hundred men they stand l T«* In tattered, rude array; f A remnant of that gallant hand, Who erstwhile held the sea-girt strand Ot Morris Die, w ith ir«n hand ’Gainst Yankee*’ hated atfay. ‘ Seccsslonville their banner claims, And .Sumter, held 'mid smoke and flames, And the dark battle on the streams ' Of 1‘oOntallgu; ... . * And Walthall’* JuBctloii'sJiard earned fight. • And Drewry’* Bluff’s embattled height chief was about to lead the charge, ami exclaimed: General Lee, these are Vir ginian*, Georgians, North Carolinians and LouDluuians. They have never failed before, and they will not fail now! Will you jiien f I* It necessary for General Loo |o Dad this charge? . “No! No!” tiurst from the line. General Lee to tho fear, and we will go to the front! Lee to the rear Lee to the roa r: An ofllcer seized the bridle ol “Trav eler.” Lee’s war horse, and led him to the fear, the clarion voice of Uoi ilor. rang out “Forward! Kememher your promise to Genera I LerL Jils eyes are upon you! phargel Gordon led the charge in person, and It ;>U no^ dDp*f agemei;t to the brave men who met them to say that they iwept everytliTng Ti'eTOTe tlieift;'ltti(f fe* stored the Con federate line up to the “Bloody angle,” foy"*no troops eootd have resIstCil that (marge led by John Gordon under tile eye of 'Robert E. Lee. “lie wns Early’s “right arm?’ in Ills campaign, and at tho Monoeaty, it was hU divl-ion that won the victory over General low—Wallace, ami diil*-4r beautifully that Breckinridge said to him : “Gordon, if you had never made a tight before, this ought to immortu • izo you.” On that last day at ApnotnaHox Gor don, who had been put hr command of one wing of Lee's army, and Fltz Lee, In command of the cavalry, attacked rtherldan’s corps with a bare three thousand men, drove diim nearly two miles, capturing prisoners and piece* of artillery, when they ran up against tlie “Army of the James,” nndeiMJen- cfnl'Ord, and Gordon sent General that famous message^ “1 have fought my old corps to a -mere, frazzle,, and can do nothing more unless heavily sup ported by L'ohgstrcet.” ' Gordon was oneof the commissioners who made <he Ilnai arrangements to carry out thfr term* of awrrender upon which Generallt Lee and Grant had agreed. \ There will he sen'iee* at old Cohim- Ida School House on Sunday next II a. in. All persons interesteJ areearnestly r«que»v«d to-bo present. \-- W. G. Britton- LETTER TO HarnweU S, U. Dear Sir t ’niere life several ways of cheating in milk. An olil-fa-hior.evl way Is to \vSler it. Nobtjrty waters ft now. A better way D to take out the cream—rich milk with the cream taken out is as good as poor milk with its cream all in. But we neesHGt go Into particulars. You don’t rob your ipllk and your customer*. . Taint Is ns easy as milk to cheat with. Good paint is as rare as Stood milk; for human nature Is much the* same in milkmen and paint men. You are,just and true with yoiir milk; so are-we with our paint. Deroe lead-and-zino is twicuflka* good a« mixed paints: There's twice aa much butter In it. . , „ Mr J T Ladd, Cheraw. SC, writes: “When Mr Evans painted his house wlth JJejvoe, he tigured on how other paints covered and had enough left ur palnt'three large room*.- He was so pleased that he lms used Devoe on two other houses.?’ Y^firstrnty,- F. W. Devoe & Co , 30 New York^ VA STRANGE STORY. Ijonrtrtn, Jan. Y^All Wales Is row An «stermed exchange remarks that J. K. Normeut may yet be Governor of BoaUi Caroline, That’s true, for np man can tell what say come to before his career'Is ilnlahed. But It la to be hoped that Honnefat'may be spared that nrisfor* tune. He It too good a man to get In* to the Ur htRHtat Of politics. There Are many men who would make good GoTornort, but there la only one Nof- ment. Nature Intended that he should tit all hit Ufa In an easy chair and with fcfk golden pen wear# Una thought of poetry and phltoaophy and practicality to A grand movjpg picture of South Carolina life that no othecjurtiUt of the discussing a stiange tale of a prophecy nf woe reported from the town of Bithesda. Recently, while a woman was washing her three-months-old child, so the story goes, she was^thun* derstruck to hear the baby say, "Bwlymldn of nawdy fydd y. Ilwyddvn nesa?, msm.” Roughly translated this means: “Next year will bo a terrible year, mot her.” The rodrhpr, ten tiled, lehl the ch ild a neighbor’s house and told the woman there of the oc currence. The woman at nin e ran Into the house, pickingthechlld up, soothed «Hpd caressed it awhile, and tlien, half pDyfully and half in earnest, she said to the child, “Did-you tel I.your mother that next year would be* a terrible year?” To her untaumded astonish ment the child feplied: “Ye#,’’ and fell back.dead. Tne child was buried the follwing day. In the presence of a large crowd, who discussed-the story and spread it far ami wjde. Coming immediately after the close of the prolonged; strike In (he slate quarries, this “prophecy” has profoundly Influenced the mindset the superstitious throughout the little principality. ^ HAGOOp’0 CHARGE. (By Msj. J. Blttbb Axix6ii-Y V m—T JoVe yun dearly, but my Th- ’ come D small amd perhaps It would be cruel to take you from,, your father's roof. •» (The following lines were written lit the sunttrier of Itettt, immediately after the charge refet red, to 4n them, which Hhe- Oh! that will be alUnglit. a family rnptwinea occasionally, but these can be lessened by having Dr. King’ New Lite PHD Whence, at the grav dawn of the light, V'”' ,r, d.. Mueh trouble they save by They rushed upon the foe. l*> Mtomarh and Llvelf upon , j ’•Tattered and torn these bahners now But not less proud each lofty brow, Untaught a* yet to yield; With meii unbleochad, unfaltering eye, Forward, where bombshell* shrieking 11V, Flecking with smoko the ar.ure sky On Weldon’* fated Held. “Sweeps from the woods the hold array Not tlielrv to falter In the fray, No men more sternly trained tuun they To meet their aeaATy doom, * — While from a hundred throat*aganc, A hundred ttulpliron* flame* e«ca|>e, Round *hot and canDtor and grape, The thrmdet*lng cannons boom! -—- “Swift on their flank, wljfh fearfnl crash, . - Schrapnel and ball commingling crash. And bursting shells with lurid flash. Their dazzled eight confound; Trembles the earth byneath their feet, Along ihelr front a rattling sheet Of leaVen hail concentric meet. And numbers strew the ground. “On. o’er the dying and the deail, O’er mangled liirtllMHwMtory head ^ With martial look, with martial tread. Marched Hagood’s men to bloody bed. Honor their sole reward; Himself doth lead their battle line, • Himself these banners guard, “They win the lielght, those gallant few, ^ ; A fletcer Striiggle To ren e w. ~ Itcstdved as gallant men to do Or sink In glory’s shroud; But scarcely gain Its stubborn crest. Ere, from the ensigns murdered .breast, Xn Tniploha fd€ hdrttnred tn vVrett The banner proud. • Uupon him Itngnofl.ln thy might! Flash -on the moui th’ immortal light Of those brave deed* that bW*en hrhfht Our Southern Cross. t He die*. Unfurl its folds again, Let it wave proudly o’er the plain, — j’ha dying shall loCget tlndr ps.lny— Count not their loss.' “Then rallv to your chieftain’* call. Ploughed through by cannon-shot and half, HClnmed In, asby a living wall, . Cleave hack your way. These bannered deed* their souls In spire. Borne, amid sheet* cf forked Are By the two hundred who retire On that array. — - “Ah. Carolina, well the tear May dew thy cheek; thy clasped hand* - .year In passion o’er their tonfbless bior. Thy fallen chivalry! Molony. mirror of the brave. J7 And Sellers lie in glorious grave; No prouder fate than thdra who gave Xkeir live* to liberty.” BARNWELL’S 8URGICAC SKILL. A few days sines young Chester Ri- lej visited onr town a picture of health and strength. A few mouths ago a great deal of talk wa* going tlie rounds in regard to the young man'* marvelous recovery from ,a surgical operation performed by Dr. Bethune Patterson for appendicitis. ' It was a form of disease called aup- pnrntive appendlcltD, which Is always attended by death if not operated-npou, and.when the o|>erati'on D done by the most skillful surgeon tho mortality is very great. ——-— When seen bv Dr. PatterMui ho rec ognized the suopnrating condition and pointedNjut tho gravity of the case.* The operiuTon was set for tlie following day, but was put oft’ by Injudicious ad vice, coming from friends who could not appreciate tlie true condition of the young man. Dr. Patterson was outepokeu in hi* condemnation of this course. A week later when Riley had Jiearly reached tlie point of dissolution. Dr. Patterson relm tantfy consented to do the captation. 1 heard a nfimber who Witnessed tl.ie operation say that they could not sec hmY it wa* possible for Riley to recover, n» hi* lower ab domen wa* full of pn«s and bowels- in a gangie iou* condition. It cam o* be doubted that it w.nssktllfiHGnrgerjr ami, skillful u-e cf antiseptic* that mad©, tho operation a success. TUB—opera-- lion having been successfully perform ed pi oves conclusively how well equip ped Dr. Patterson wa* for hit work Itiley’s recovery wa*.tu> surprDe to Dr. Patterson’s friend* who knew TlHsi' professional accompIDhnient*. A man who has had the best medical atnl singical training the world can give him D expected to meet with success. 1 have recently ha«D the pleasure of reading a letter from Dr. John A. Wtcth. an aide surgeon of New York City and author of » most popular work on surgery, introducing Dr. Pat terson to Dr. Bautock of London, one of England’* greatest surgeon*. In a two-page letter -of commendation he says, “Dr. Patterson stands high with hi* colleagues here.” A certificate from the New York Polyclinic show* that his colleagues were over twenty of the most accomplished physician* and surgeon* in the city of New York, if the Doctor stand* high. In New York City, how much higher ought he to *tand at hi* home wue*e he D so much GOOD AND CHEAP! The Department of the Inteflcf at Washington la now ready^o deliver by registered, mall wall map* of the United State*..ineluding all recently acquired territorv, fo? 80 cents. The map Is 6 by 7 feet In size, mounted on tnuKlIn and roller*. The law permits the sale of only one copy t»an Individual, but to schools a* _ ^ pWhy copies can be furnished as may A.lf well deslwn^an<r} **• de * lre(1 f® r separate buildings dr de- half as well design and p . rtmotlU ^ n(i ( ^ f( or rn ^ ney or . der made payable to the order of the Financial Clerk. iDpartment of thern tertorvJa the Instruction of Edward WrDawtcn, Chief Clerk. ° ntea In auneklne better known. The Doctor holds aeveral dertllic from a number of dDtlhjfhlabed poysl- clans and surgeon* in tlie bid wBrhl, which demonstrate his superjor advah- tnge* and training. But the Doctor lias morwtlian tliD to recommend him self to the citizens of till* community; It D • number of 'he m<t*t delldate op erations known to surgery done bt him. r x Cltlfien. A VERY ClAiSU CAit. "I stbek to ©yFry joint ached rtit etrgfne; itlthnbgh d iiid ever# nerve wai jrl« -H ” racked with bain,” writes C. W. PCI lamy, a locoffiotiye fireman,- Ot Bur- I in a tun. Iowa. ’’1 4ra« weak and pale, vtithoot an^ appetite and all rhn down. Aa I was aheitt to give ttp, I got a bot- tlOof Electric Bitter*, and after taking it. I felt as wdP as ..I ever did In my life.” Weak, slfcktjr, ran down pieopte always gain netr life, strength and t vigor from their ufe. Trv them. Bat- - Dfaction gnsragpPff-Bf Czech’s Phar macy, C N. Utirckhatter fEMug store Price SO cent*; . X- don’tJlye on the roof. A small inlaa who had but. rectently nu*tered her catechism confessed her disappointment with It ihn*: “Now. I obey tb© Itfth commandment and my papa and mamma, yet my d»vs »r© not a bit longer in the land for I'm out to bed every night at 7 o’clock JuaV the same. DOMKHTIC TROui!,E8. 'It is exceptional to find where there are np , domestic troubles. They not only rslleye ybh, but cor©. 2.tc. at Creech’s Pharmacy, 0 N. Burckhalter’* Drag Store. UNION MEETINGS. ’ I. Queries: 1. Parental dntr In regaid Id the sec ular education of the rising generation. 2. Hindrances to tho enjoyment of public worship and their remedies. If WepoVts-, ? 11 From the t hurehes; (2) Fmm tk- Sunday sclio^D. with a general dDcd**lnn of the c<>ndition rff-l acre our Sunday schools, to be cond'jcted by the Moderator. (Supeilutendi ht* and delegate* from Huuday school* re- qnc.-teci to attend.) Sundav, lft''a. in.: Woman’* Work. (f’trWtdentBand delegates from all Ihe Woman** Missionary Societlea re fc quested to be present with report* ) II. rr.6r.rtAM. Only a limited niimbor Ifor kisfe. Ti ji» the onljr sale and *iik*rintUl invest ment. The nemaVid la lUcbeasIng. prices are advancing and we ’cannot add one Ayre to the wot Id’s sithldy. ,k 1 “lib pHsValUng dptiilop that we rer See, low prh'eii rotbm again. Thl* mean* hlgber price* for the farms that prodtfce Ine fleecy ttaple. . I offer the following farm* for «ale at very low prices for. tlie next :«0 davs. te-m* cash, or one-foiirtli ca-n. habini'c io live enual annual instaimeht*, 0% interest, oil deferred payinent*. This may be vour last opportunity to buy a good place cheap on earr tertns All that tract or plantation of Dud containing 80 acre*, niorja or less, bounded on the North by Charleston and August* road and land* of Julia P. llooteo, East hy lan«D of Mr*. Bessie C. Felder and Sooth by land* of Mr*. Bessie C. Felder ind West hy DniD^ ol E. II. A J. 0. Dowling. Also ad that ti act of land containing 100 acres, more or less, hounded on lha.. North by land* of Annie Price. East by If. J. Brabham, South hy Mr* C. Felder and West by land* of Dowling.—JO 0o pet acre. All (Imt tract of land.ft mi Ins firm Dcuinark, containing 884-acres, more or leas, and hounded bv lxiul* of lteury Sellcr* and J. B. Rountree.—$8.00 per 1st Union at £%tvary Church: lotrodiictorv Sermon, Jno. Hath 1st Query t W. B. West, G. Jf. BHt, T. J. Sandifer. 2d Query : S. P. Hair. G. W. BoyD- ton, S- R Bas*. Sunday. 10 a. m.: Rv M. Ml-xson. Mtfslopqry Sermon, W. M. Jones. 2d U nion'at x Church introductory Hermon. G. N. Askew: G-r—May tTeld, 4$, Wi Ahtall portion (n good pine timber, rents J. B. Rhode*, C. B Frfo. 2d Query : W. D. McMillan Hunter, Isaac 11/Hutto* Sundav, 10 a. n|.: J. B..Blacky MDslonary..Sermon, M. L. l.awson ' ad UiiTon at R'lltie CTturchT " P. ChD- Introductory SeniiW^'S/ holm. ’1st Query: J D. Moore, J. kf 2 ti m« .. .... '• s j— 2d Query: W. G. Britton, J. C. Mc- M ilia n. A. Jen- Sjinday. 10 a. m.: R W. Sander*. Mlssmoary sermon, Mi. (?li110*; Anyone knowing where the second Union meet* Will please Inform us. Secretaries of Utdotls are requested to inform the chairman of the eommlrtc© of the name of the chimij At which the following session D to'He held; It U expected that dinner will Uc Served on the ground* Saturday/ It is also tiffed that the Superintendents of “Sunday school* and member* of Womau’A Mis sionary Societies attend. / . J. D. Moore, ^ W. Q. Britton: SAVED FROM TERRIBLE DEATH; The fainily of Mrs. M. L. BObhitt of Bargerton’ Tenn.. sasiL.her dying^atid a ere powerless to save.Jicr. i’lie riiost skillful physiebws and every remedy used, failed, while consumption wa* slowly hut surely taking her life Jfn HiD * terrible--hour Dr. ‘King’s New DiscSWrTTor Con sumption tumid de spair Into joy. The first lentle Imnight immediate relief and it* continued use coinple.ttdy cured ber.-Tt’s the most certain cure, in the world for ali throat and lung trouble*. Guarattfeed Bottle* Creech’s Pharmacy, -C. N. ter’* Drug “ A,* • • Btircklinl- T 8TORK_Z()R KENT. Best location in Barn Well. ; Good opportunity for a grocery lous iness $10 00 per month. Apply at XT" - - " Pit ARM ACT. NOTICE. A meeting of th% Free-bold Tax 1’ayer* of Ulackvilie Graded School Di'trtct Is called to t*e held at School House on Friday/Jaiiua'ry loth, at 12 o’clock, for the purpose of voting on Special Levy of Seho»d 'l ax. J. H. E. Milhous, Sect.TlM. LATEST IMPROVED COTTON SEED. ..The quickest maturing cotton on earth, very prolific. A small quantif y for sale at seventy- flye cent* a bushel by \ ~ ^ ‘ J. A. Mkykr.> V Meyer’s Mill. 8, C. None aold after April 1st; 11)04. n i-.- .,i AlirndsV U__iuWu "T 1 ■ ' *' ""* 1 ' ———— -RWip—TWfyy ^ 11W k.1 Choicest Cabbage Plants. 76,000 'strong, vigorous, licalthy cab bage plant* ofdhe'tia.st established va rieties, safe and sure headers, for sale and delivery as soon a* the Spring "trarfantJ garden planting, ' Last season I sold plants to many of the best people of the county aixi they guy© univerxnl satULictionX Every buyer found them the best ever used, Certificate* and allldavit* estahjish- ingflie supCTiority of my plants arc in mv p< > * |,e * ,, i on “ !5d tn inspection. I refer, by permission, to V\’. E, Har ter, Merchant, Fairfax; B. R Lewis. C. M. Croft. O. D. A. Wilson, J. O Griffin, II. W. Deer, A. J. Uunter—Ul- mer; J, W. All—Tuten; J. W. Main— Jenny; P M. Kear*e and others. Make up your club now and write ifte number wanted and 1 will book br ier* and quotfe prices F. O. B. J.M. Bra fit. Ulmer, S. C. -, All that tract of land, Smiles from Onvqriv containing JfSiO acres, more or IVAs, Hounded on the South hy Char leston and Augusta road, on the West Hy lanrt* of J. B. Znfiq./on North liy latid* of.C. A. Adiinifc, and on the A JKaPe Oppbi’tunity foi‘ Sal’ll- • r r * • • . .V. ... -. Well tthd Havibg 'detidecl to go into the Wholesale *■ Business iti the-City of New York; I will Bclfotit mv KN : f IkK ^Tt)t3K — JUKRtHAN-. all machinery thereto— East by Duds of Mr*. &irntn»n, with ihill site and $8.60 per acre. All that tract of land-, known a* AyfcrA Mill trtLft. nbal - Olar,—il.UO per acre. ' Hagood place*hear Barnwell. C. H., contadiiiig 040 aerbs.—$8 00 per acre., 48] ai-n^t of land in WLHstnn Town, vhlp.-partly In the corporate limit* of the town of* Kiko, 1 nice dwelling house abd barn* - and sutbles. Fine land, nearlv all in CulLivatlou. Store Tixtures For'Sale; Lol For Sale; i:lav‘ well. Price $1,012.60. D. S. JBatr plane, 1-61) acres, SMmll*H Ing*. Bonhdarle.* : N. by.hjnll* of Mrs. Darling Best, K. by Turkey Creek. S. hv estate of. All eh 11 air. W. by J. ty. Hagood add J- E. Best. E. F.. WnodwnHT i’. Mi Her, E hv J t Pi Ice, IMH) plnec 120 acre*, 2 N.-hA’ eatateot vdan Branch, H. road to Orangeburg, mid W. -public eHtntc'ofJ. DiinciTiT ATlc.i Pfice, iftl’.rjniT J. A. Rountree place 80 hciv*, ] hoil- dirg. Boimdariea f*'N. & W . hy land* of 8 L. Peacock, E. bv lend* tcmierlv owned hy J. Sanders and ML** K. Rountree. S. by landsof Sander* and S. F. Harley. _ /' frkm. $380 ■ J. C. A A. Hanklnson place, fi!) acres, 2 bnlldlng*. B.nitndarie*: Part of the divDiou «>f e*t.afe of S. Hank in-on. Adjoining land* of M. W. A Sam Bailey, Joseph Ashley and Mr*. K. I'hilvot • / 7 1‘rrce. $ ICO -Floyd & Uankinsorrplace, acres. fi buildings. Boundaries : ,\. hy land* of J. Ashley, ft. & W. by llankinson and S. by J. Aehlcyi Prf«p$40ft Harley PHce -350 acVeit, 2Ct) clffibetl; bajatfce ili Wo.wi ami tinther, 2 tenant Ifouse* on place,, (DveTflnji recentH burned, 7 mile* from Barnwell (Jiuirt House, on public road. BninvjJed. hy land* of WeaiUqrshee. Dick-v J. O. Patterson, Jaihya Tilly and K.’L. Pattcrsoai- - Bilce I.I. VXkOO 4 Simon PrlCsier Place, 820 acre* ,30c. and $l,«MrUI Bn^tl#* {Mindarie* : N.'hy lamf* of ‘ - ..li. Mr*. A. E. Haryev am I lot No, 5, K. hy Elliot Sander*and M. Jones, S. by H. G. JTine*. I'oiGreck, tf-al, and W. by laud* nF“M#s. Harley, Rev. Britton .and Hurricane Bratich. —s-— . rrliertS.TSO - R. C. A W. Halford place 1 bi|ildiugt Boundarie* Of j. M. A J. F. Halford Hardin* S by Thomas Connelly and J. . Cade; Ate. by Mts« E. C. DwPtt. -i • Price, IC30 __ Sanford Place—?23 acres, nearly all cleared, good'day Dud.J, two story csideucC, 1 tenant house and baru* and stables; near Elko, Rnmcded 4>r- fW>>Hc road leading from Ttlairkvilio to Elko, and land* of S. BtHair, Alice.D- Thoinson, Odom, N. U. Stanacll. ‘ J’rice, $.1,000.00 Kmiaw I’r.ACE.—In Red Oak Town ship. no Acre.*. » H avkn.- k 1’i.ack.—In Rod Oak Town ship, 15Q Acfet;'~^~ Hart.ky Ft. ace.—In Rhdi—Land Township, 543 Acre*. BAMBERG COUNTY. Burounfi BitiTkiK TowKsttfr. D. II. & H. M. Rli'e. jll tce, i.QOO acres. Boundarie-: N. by lands of A. C. Free and J. lc. Free, K. by pirbHo road to D. II. Rice. 8. hy lands of I). H. W.; B. k B. T. Klee, tind W. b’y lands of D. H. Rice. Brit*. $1.0fto AIKEN C6t!NTT; HaM.uoxd Township. \ViDon-A-13o acres, hour -jMferA Bohler twlerF S. bv Geo. R. RowfBnnd Ji W. and W. by Ulyaees Wilson. Price, t~ob SUMTER COUNTY; Hiiftsoe Plsce, KJO acres, 2 mile* from Wcdgetleld. Boundaries : N. it K. Jiv land* of J. Ay cock, S. by Will and Co 1 Ji. R., W. by laud* ol H. L. Midtllerop Price, $1,200 Prices reasonable and term* ea*v. Apply to J. O. PATTERSON. Barnwell, S. C. PLANT PECANS. EXPERIENCC 1,000 one year rdd Paper Shell Pecan Tree* fur rial©at 10 cent* bach, V . tt.D.BtIII, a. BlwchvHle, 8, C. x,i- FOR SALE Jflb poitnds of pme Eden filter txj^f- litfge rtttd well-sliapc'd Horse, Huggy, Wagon jmtl Har ness For'Sale; Come edriy; before tHc stock id phrkeci ciVcr, NOTHING will Be charged irf . •_ r . •. this Sale. -A SALE GOING yi tT' 0. 0 ; jz*r : m THE YEAR R0UAD HILL - TOP - BARNWELL, STABLES. - - S. C: offer for gale , • . . ( . The Bent »|! -})ui ]>ose horses anti mitles jiitlgment enh'si^leet and ready money htifc;' •' IBnggies vm> w agoxLS- These,Too, are at at.your serviee in vast variety and at pricies underground all competition. See them.andjyoif will Seek no further; , . • ' HhtfttsSi ■*- Aal iiiiim’iise fitnek of nil irlmloS fHiili t kf CUOICEST TO TlTFXllEAPKST! - !Er So pnrnto j)i('eearisohl.—If yoinih^d anything fmni a Brow Band u}» or down you euB get it at Biown priced here— ^ . ' ,, 4 y , Smhtles for nil sizes and both seNc* Laj) Kolies for all purjmses and {woplb; ""x. hipf for slow and swift fhariis. , Before buying ally thing in the aboyeliiK'fl cume ooils anvJ daij i5« jloadqtiartel-s find jou ll lit* flensed if good gt . E-hv AmandTr-freatment f»nd below |iar ptites call satisfy. % id BAXtlsrwELXf s. dr For sale. A nice iior<e; hug barneaa, very cheap', inquire at F. K r.unnff’*. rzv; wagon Tnmiire and Nice Rooniia or a*oinfcrtabIe cottage ,'P in a quiet convenient and desirable Ideurtw -mrt qf Barnwell, tlcularslupply at this office Fot pflr- W ANTED, Pyrsumnnh, fjog-.rhod; Hickory and Holly Log *. f'le I ghl palft on ear load*. J/ ; James Cbckdiod,,: /< ; - CliaThsion. 8. C, .! , ..j; Auditor’s Appointments The County Auditor or his represen tative will he at; the following pladfei ill the dates opposite each name. All tax-payer* are eani**sfty te<Jneltt- ^d'pl meet'tRaATldltbr/aud niate pi op- ef 'rstiirn of” alf personal pnqnrty. t tfr let: rb Y ti e to wn 5?u i p com mission Erh. /.II Townsfiiji i: <R,Ills.loner* wlli please sec that Ihrtl pvefsters ward bill all Hahda iDide to h>ad dirtjr, fifif Wofk their roads; cubing oMty the righ^ of wav, and otlt«rwlae ptGilng in all vfrork required-hy* Iiiw.;-«>n their r;- spretive road*; -- ‘ ^ . . I Coiuity Siijkfvikuf. R. C RobcD*,if:——— ClcrK - -^r fers Notice. ¥ I his is a very important matter that b f ^reasiu;et’* Oftlc©, BarnK-ell County; 5 C., t^ht ^th, i0DJ , I'f A ; The'i’reasiffbf’a Ofllt'fe will be oped foi the collection -lit tax©*' DifjesP fur BK)8 from the ffttB day xrf Oittxdjer ffequehtlv heglefcted aiid-therehy cans Ing tlie irfxfta ver ami Hie County- Au ditor am l(tt|e trouble. Come pfepnrtil to ahsvvfr hH fpieshoh* In regard to school dfstrict*. Snellfrig; Tuesdav, .fapv fftli. Dunbarton; WedntsdJiy, Jaiiy. fetlj AshleyD Store; Thursday, Jany 7th. Fnrse’a Store* Friday Jany 8th. Barnwell; Saturday, Jany nth. ^MoiAjfty, Jany. fjrfi, AppVton; Tuenday. Jany I2t!i. , Dunyan Saihs’ Stofc; W Mu end fly Jtiny. i:ith. . ;■»' . . Barton i 'l hursday, dany 1 ItH. Allendale; d^rhlay, Jany. ISih. Barnwell; Saturday, Jany. Mifi. “ Monday, ” Fairfax^ Tupsdjly; 18lli. ~ Sy ea inorV’rWed herd ay, “ Ulnter; Tlitirtdity, - “ idth. frdm on seed melons. For prices, Ac., write to * - * . , I E. Still, a” !_ . illacUvTlIe, s. C. Tltbs^ASS NbTlf/E. - 'Any and all entries of any ami ail person* on thy fatidf. ill Barn well Crtunty, called the Richinond Hfn Plantation, fS>*tbe purpose of hqittlng bt day or night, trapping, IDMng, Withering and removing wood or or cmimiitting any Barnwell; .laturdfly, tir " ,,, . —onday, Kline; Tuesday. “ Hercules iteflnestMy, Hilda: TIutMibty. •• Barnwetj; Saturday; ., . .Miifitfay, E^b’y ItlacIt^IlJej Thesday, *• S Tialeyj Wedm>sday, •< arnwell.; Saturdnly' “ Mo«ia»y’; tt ' ii'lto; Tile-day, WillDtdn.: w4dnbsd.i'v, ' 4 20tfl. 21*t. 2J?d. 25th. 20ih. 27il«, Sffth. • 1-t. ii. »d. ton. 8th. tlntH ilie IStfi dHt bf Mk'r^iTJOl, in* " It. . ©.! nslve. - '/'he comHiutahob tai itlll ho receiv ed unrll March 1»t. liyfi. From the f*t dfli' of Jaflhafy 1004 un» tl! tliefilSt day of January 1004 a pen alty of 1 ftsf. ceht. will de liiltled ddf all Unpaid ’ taxes. Etuift the 1st day of Febritary lOftf dntll thb fUth ally of February, l!(ll4 a pOtiJU^ of 2 p*r cent, will be gdded fb ail ftnpatd taxes; Freniihodite dav Of March 1004 until the 1-ith day oLflafc.h 1004, a pen*|iy bf 5 per cedi, tHU be flffded tb paid taiteJ. , t , > LfefY. for Statb purpose* ” Cotfstltutlonal 8!fcho6l Drdltutry Cutfhiy —J- -.... un- 6 Mill*. c.. / Rejiifv I (/tin elii 3 X X willlstoi..;- Wednesday, “ loth. . Kennedy’* Sbire; Thursdav. Feb’y. 11th 1 . _ Barnwell until after Pehv. softh; af. Otraw. or cmnmlttlng any otlnr tres- ter which 50 per cenj pe.ulhr wlil ite *•’ Rcliuletlng Record* spEfciAhjfcii^i* Leva'. CMar GrBte, /lift CoThiffhfi; I mill; Allendale. Bftrbafr Rrfl/icW, BDc|^- l|e, Doiihle Fteirfi. itlkb, Kdisto, k; Frf«ffd4fffff. c lUI4i^4>M*,v irrf*. New Foresi. flak G Branch, ^bfgiloif; ’* Crbeat 3 inlH*. ' Ulmer, Owen’s Jfc Roafta; ( venhflh, Okie, ttiHdii; if* mill*. ‘ , ‘ ■ il tfl„. Fairfax, ic, Morris Reedy Tinker Uhn A. Martin: l>ro|*ert.v returned, w JI. DUNCAN, Oottnrr.tttdTtor. MftUeww rt»y©r>^ Pine*, fcrsine 8a«v Fork; St wiilDton; ii mfna; llorpHtes; 4 JriHla.'—; Bafbwell; 4)4 mill*. ^ K- fVEREB- • -Owinly Tfeaauhsr