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LARUK8T COOTT CISCttATlt!! •FUURHRAY, JANUARY 31, 1004 condition, but the girettion 1t«-what Inglslntor will ''bell the There la more clear money to the cotton maker In a abort crop than in a Tull one. Rniir billion po-mda export ed In 1S88 hroeght less than three and a half billion pewnds sent abroad in JVU3. . b : The mercury In the political Ihtcr- mometer la rising In spite of tire Weather. liefore .lack Frost goes North It will rise tp ant| reniltlh at fever heat until chilled by the Novem ber winds. A CHARMING TAI.B. Oh I chic T^aette, she charmed me ao,; Her face was swuftest of alt faoefi, A jmrly poplar tree In North Caro- —! Una leccntl v sold for more money than J thenhrnvr waked for hia entire t«rm. — Senator Joe iiailey of Texas I* of right grit. . lie says that he would re tire to private HTe before he would vote for the Panama treaty. Would that there were six Senators like him from Florida, Mississippi and LoulaUna. Cotton liaa brought a fairly good °prlce thl* aeaaon because the crop wn* cheaply made. Wages and fertillr.ers and stock being higher the cost of this year's crop w ill be greater. Thirteen cent* now Is a belter price titan it will be next winter. The Legislature was In session flvi days last week, adjourning from Hat.ur day until noon yesterday, aa Tuesday was General Robert K Lee'* birthday —w fitate holiday. The unanimous Idea In the capitol ** more money but of corporations for btate purposes. A wise planter suggests to us that greater adulteration than usual may be -*'T»blRWn#*Tr^TmniWtb'tmr Knrtbgr' U!ilt1 ‘ 1 Ma ~Utr^ l'rcanlem anti advises that sample* be taken froin every shipment and sent immediately -to Clemson College for analysis. The Clem son authorities will give direc lions to any inquirer as to the' manner of taking and sending up samples. Better late than never. science of Congress Is at I 14 1 " ... The con tgjtonsed, ■and abtll iw,making progfin to pro- vlde for the'psynient of all claims for churches and rcIu»oI buildings injured or destroyed by the federal army du ring the war between the .States. Tho bill Is of special importance to the States. where Sherman's torch bearers marched. EL Senator Mark lUnua of Ohio Is a Wise business man a* well as shrewd politician. In a recent Interview he advised people to go slow this year hi business affairs. Several month* ago ha Mgan taking In sail, After the ab normal business activity a period of real la coining naturally. Resides there la uncertainty—lack of confi dence—as to future peace ; and money hides out when the dogs of war arc let A live business man suggests that we publish quotations of the prices of aountry produce from week to week, •o that the farmers could know whether It would pay them to bring In eggs, chickens, corn, meal, potatoes &c. —If the merchants In the several towns desire such poblicalloji and will agree upon one of their number to furnUh weekly reports to us we will be glad to publish them, provided they reach WtttP Mondays. - r — The discovery of the new metal, Ra dium, was the greatest scientific ad Tance of the past year. This wonder- ful metal has the qualities of giving «ut light and heat indednltelv, without any loss of walfht W brilliancy. It la’ ao scarM M to be wbrth many llmea lts weight In gold. Kmlnent medical men expect great benefit to sutfering ha- manlty wfien It 'aliall become more plentiful and better understood. Kx- periments made show that it will com- mur.icate Its activity to other snb- •tanees and (hat ihe jiacllll of fancer, smaauoipttuu cud other diseases are quickly destroyed bv It. The lawyers out In Nebraska haye dltcoyered a new defence in murder •rials, and effective. It* scientific name Is bacillus dlplocanlatus-icroge- nes, and it came into legal prominence in tills way : >, Thomas Gentleman of Fremont was •hot and grievously wounded by Henry Foster. The hospital stugcon* de- «lared that Gentleman MU one chance In a thousand of recovering, but a bacillus dlplocanlatus a-rogenea enter- ad the wound with deadly Intent and v Gentleman tiled. On that »ute of -t facta the prosecuting attorney with drew the charge of murder in the tint drgree. According to the Ktate, of Columbia, the railroads In South Carolina paid s^hut year one founh of the State’s tax** But, wHaggled cotemporary, did they not get the money wherewith they paid from the smaller taxpayers? Isn't It their policy and practice to add enough to their freight charges to pap all taxes, to satisfy all verdicts for damages agajnst them for loaaee of life, injuries tb persons and destruction •f property? * T- _ l>oee thy Railroad Commission a- mount to a row of pins in standing be- <tween the people and the plutocrau who own the railroads ? BEGINNING TUB BATTLE. Tho Democratic National Cohycu*, tion t«t nominate bamifdHte* fof j.’rrsl dent and Vice-Fresidcnt will he hettf 1 In Sk Lon Hi, Mp., com iner.ciitg July Cth, in tlie £oli»eum, which ha« a seat ing capacity of 15,(WO. The vote h the nalipnitl committee wns 28 for St. i^uis, 21 for t'lii«;ago. Tills State fa vored Chicago. _ _., r ; Three prevl'm* National Couven- ^lons have been hehjkiir Si. t.ouK In Tilden and Hendricks; itrfflSH; C eveland and Thurmamrnd in 1800 McKinley and Hobart were nomlmucd tbero. ' ^ *W. J. Hryan says that a dark jiorso will be nmiiiDated in the next, conven tion and winolle race. During.the sea slon he will pub'lsh in St LmtisadaLy edition of (il* paper. The Commoner. A ^RESIDENTIAL PROPHECY. It i« the custom In Russia, whenever the Cxar travels by rail, to seod a pilot engine over the line a little ahead of the royal train, so that in case the track harf been tampered with the en gine in advance may be wrecked and that following saved from injijry or destruction. ' ■ President Schurman of Unrnell Uni versity, Ndw Yo'k State, appeals to hold to the present national adtuMs tratlon the relation of tho pilot engine. A few j-ears ago, before the expansion, world power policy of the Republican constitution destroyer* was firmly fas* Sehnrnmn, a* a member of and st>okes man for the J'hilipplne ('omnilsslon, did much to educate national acnti- ment in favor of the acquisition ahd retention by the United States of Spain's possessions in ihe East. _^_Since that time lie has, so far as we have seen, kept his ptaou in his Jpj^turc room teaching T>oy*, until last weelf, when he again appeared upoirthe plat form with a new "hapfer of prophecy. Tida tlnie"ho discoursed of the rela tiona between tho United State* of Articrlcitaod the United States of Co lombia, predicting 1 that the latter would go to war because of the seces sion of Panama, that she would he de feated, that Unde Sam’s boy* in blue and khaki .would occupy her capital, Bogota, and hold that country by force, th.it otfie* South American Re publics would appeal to arms, .with the ultimate result of thefr being brought Under the dominion of the stars and stiipes. lie admitted .that the Mmrroe doctrine would be badly strained there by, but did not prophecy further, poa sibly waiting wlew years until present predictions are fulfilled, when he Will probably talk some more. There is good ground for the belief that President Schunnan is going over the way that President KoufevoLL wants to fcrwveh—If his Ideaw-rSttwjtte. 4'reaident will follow, Btit if not then' there Is time to stop hefprq the Presi dent's tram isderailcd. As President of a great institution, having graduates hv every school dis trict qf the State, Mr. Schunnan has opportunities for Hading out public feeling that no other New YorkeF has He'eah tel! on siiort notice what they will do as accurately aja tttfTSoster on a fed barn shows the direction of the .wind’s blbwlyg. Hhe charmed me wltji ber voice we loW Aim! all her h<»st of airy, graces. Ob! yes, her charmingway* were such .(No doubt to maids th.se clismis come handy), — r __ dhe charmed me neatly but of much. E’an*, jewels, books hud ton* of can- dv. 4 ■. And then she calmly flouted m«y My state of mind was quite alanir- r^ing, The m -ral is-^a maid can ho A thousand times cr mure too charm Naihan M. Levy^ The price of cedhm 1a more chaugea bhe than the weather or a-pditiciati. A ti*o or tall of tin pnhtt* j* nothing un- uatial.—Newberry Observer. Re presew tat ice George W. Uroft of ment. The demand to—htoreavfng. this District has a double In Coogresx.l-prlcea are Advaomng an.) we cannot THE UOXFKDKRA TK CHIEFS. Dr. .1. Wpllwm Jones of Richmond. tV , giVes 'tltie 'Kums Dispatch thl* H»t of the highest Confederate fom- ixandcrs during the war between the Statea: > > _ . ; FULL GENERALS. 1. Samuel Cooper. 2. Albert Siiltlby Johnatob. .1 Uotiert Edward T.ce. 4 Joseph K Jolmaton. . D w stV ve -^V-Hnt nr e gard.—— ti. Braghm Bragg. (Jeneral Provisional Army, E. Kirbtw Smith. General wt.h temporary rank, J Hood. FARMS TOR SALE. farm* cheap. Land* are cheaper OW I* the time to buy Improved farm* cheap. Land* are cheaper now thafi they wlllvvcf be again. (5nly a limited number Tor sgle. It Is the only sWfe and anb-tatulal Invest- Bailgwr of (Hilo, and the mistake* of other people caused hy their similarity In aptmaraticc furtil-hc* them some amuseiityut and more atinoyaueCv. DOM K«T1(T t’ROUBS.ES. It I* exceptional to Hud a family Where there are no domestic rupture* <*;ea*loOa|ty, but these can be lessened by having l>r. MiijF New Lite PHI* around. Much trouble tlmy save by their great work lw ritnmaufc and Liver troubles. They nof only uelieve yon, ♦rtu cure. gfte. at Ureet-h’* PhanUacy, C. N. Burekhalter* Drug Sto:e. _ B. Lt EUTENaNT GENERALS. 1. .Limes Longstreet. 2 K. Kirby Suiifli , J. Leonidas 1’idk. 4. TheophTto* H. Holffieik 6. William J Hardee. j ti. 'I lipmas .1.] Jackson. 7. John O. Pemberton, 8., Richard S. Ewell. it. Ambrose Powell Hill, 10. Daniel IL Hill. 11. John B. Hood, 12. Kichnid Taylor. Hi, htepbeu D. Lre. 11. JuImI A. E^arlv. * —■- - — I*>r Richard tl. A.tdorsorf. Hi. AleXmi'ler P. Stew art. 17. Nathan Bedford Forrest. -18. Wade Hanipton. 10. Shium ii. Buckner. 20.'Joseph W heeler. (Jeneral John it, (lordon Wn* np pointed’ lioute'unnt general by PycsK tl«tU Davis just, after bis nritliaut icap- M i^sinmr.i’ r tore ol Fort Stedman, bur. his comini* 3d Union ar iou dbi ivoV reach him before the e- vacmitron, and although tre command ed-acorrer for some time, and on the re- treat was put by General Lee In com- nviud of one wing of the army, he al UNION MEETINGS, I. Queries t L Parental dutr in reg»M to the sec ular education of the rising generation. 2. Hindrances to the enjoyment of politic worship and their remedies. S. Re.povts, < 11 From the Uhuirimef; (2) Krorti th Sunday school*, with a -getteraf diacu-ylon nl the condition ol our Sunday school*, lobe conducted by the Moderator. (tiU|>erliitciideift* and delegate* from Sunday schooU re- qiresleii ro-attend.) Sundae, 10 a. in.: Woman-’*"'Work. ( Prasldents and delegates froin all the Woman’* Missionary Socle lira re quested to be present witii report*.) II. PROGKAU. 1st Union at Calvary Uh'irch: Infrodnctnrv“Seroton, Jno. Hair. 1st Query: W. R. West, G. E. Blrt, T. J. SatttLifer. - ‘ , Sd^ucryt S P. Hair, G. W. Boyls- ton, S K Bass. Jiun/lay. It) a. mrt.R. M. Vtx*bn. Ml«*l.or.»riy Sermon, W. M. Jones'. 2d Union at Ghents Branch Church Introductory Sermon (j. N. Askew 1st Qneri 5 S. G. May Held, S. H Rhoiha, C.df Free. - 2d tjuery; W. D. McMillan, J. ,Bi Hunter. Isaac II. Hutto. Sunday. Id a. m.: J. It. Black. ways w rote “msjor-gpfiet'aPV a* hi* real ranki The same practically was true iff General Kiir.hugh Lee! who commandid the cavalry corps after General Hampton whs *eut south. The‘full general* ’ have ad long since crossed the river, and of the lieu- lonant-gi-nerals, only-General S. D. A. P. StewaTFand General Wheeler re 1 main. ' : . -c LETTER Tj) I)U R C KIRKLVND, Burnicell, S. C\ * Dear Sir: Yon urideratand >!-emD- try; hO’v’dyou like to earn jtlOQd? Devoe h-ail-and xinc- tliai’* Hie name of onr paint, that -fake* fewer gallons titan mixed paint and wear* twice a* long a* lead-and oil—is made of w hite- lead, wltite.-alnc, it* color, turpentine drvt*r, ar.d liusei d oil. If any chemist find* any adulteration In thlsjiaint we’ll jiay bia bill ami (HOUd besides. — 1 ——— It’* nohoilv’s business - what we put in onr : pain*, of enur e; but we want ir known. For lead -ami zinc and linseed oil, grou mb together by mai.hiiierv. are the stnir to paint w ith : and lead-ami- oil mixed by liand is not. " e want it know n that one wotd de- senbe* the heat ti.iirrt in the world; and that word i* Devne,_ . #. Are you going to paint? _ Yours timJy, , . J?— \Y . Davoa & Do. if 7 ’•T New York. Ktlne Church. Introductory .Sermon, S. P. Chi* holm. j • 1st tottery : J I). Moore,, J. A. .la*- king, 2d Query? \V. G Britton. J. C. Me Millau. ^ ^ ’ Sutblay. 10 a. th.: R W Sanders. Missionary sermon, Mr. Chile*. - Anyone knowing w here the second Union meet* will p’ease. Inform ns Secretaries of Uidons are requested to inforiii theclrairman of tlie committee of the name of the chttrch at which the Lee, General 8. B. Buckner. Geoaral JoJlowlngscssImiJs4to be . held. It l’s expected that, dinner w iUi-be Jervej ott the grounds Mxttir.dfy. It I* also nrgeit that the Superintehueut* of Suiiday school* and memlntr* of Wotuau’s Mis sionary Societies attend. J. D. Moore, SAVED FROM TERRIBLE DEATH. The family of Mr*. M. L. Bobbitt of BargertoU’ Teon . saw her d.vlng and .were .powerless to save her. The most skillful physicians and every remedy used, failed^ while consumptlou was slow ly hilt rurelv taking her Hfe ' Tu this tenihle hour Dr. King’* New Discovery for'Uonsumption tnrnjd de spair Into joy. The first Irotfe brought immeiiiatu telief and its continued u»e completely cured her.' It’* the post certain cure in tho world for all throat auditing troirb’e*. Guaranteed Bottle* 50c and ♦>,(h*. '1‘rial Bouie* Free at <!teech’s Pharmacy, (J. N. Durckhal- ter’* Drugstore. HOG CHOLERA. The president of the Iow a Agricu) tural College lias issued a bulletin wartrhrg the fat mers that there I* great danger of seriou* epidemic* of hog cholera thl*-year. It la~a fact that when Hue corn crop* are tiiaile cholera *«mjOco~g*uaaxai among—hog*, henatwe- - they are ltd too froeiy on that Innting grain. lie advises giving hogs some HOW TO PBEVENT SNQR1 XU To prevent snorinya ■mall cap i* tir- ted over the c tin atid held in place by a band around the head fastened tp the chincap with elastic rubber hands. Thi* allow* pe.fect freedom of the lower law, while at the same time it prevent* its dropping down after the subject, is •sleep and (Uu* prevents snoring. I A WISE” Dcen P'- that the wlvqa of the ■«o«ej ia rata- turkey* or duck* -of Mrs, John Clinkseales > a* in thocUv- la*t Friday with another tot of her splemlld hotter, which I* always Bought after by our people because it is among the best ever brought to the ciiv. Mrs Clinkseales Hyp* in peace, plen ty and comfort in a happy- home near Monterey. She look Rafter everything almiH the home. She milk* nine cow* twice every day ahd makes ten pounds of twitter a day. Lastyqar In the city of Abbeville she sold more than $250 wo-th of butter and about $50 worth nq/ir herjiome. She haB, 150 beautiful Plymouth Jloek hens iqU every year raise* 80 1 to U00 chicken*. 'At < hristinas sli%. void .15 dozen egg* at 35 and 40 cents a dozen. • \ . Be I ore tlie holiday* Mrs. CHnkecalc* klHetl fmtr hogs and from them made 37 gallons of lard. She ha* on hand 12 beautiful hogs of the Essex treed. At the borne place •ahrt^Jooks after everything, arid her ltushano\who^U* a flue farmer, work* the Wardlavy/place that belong* to him/ He nnide last year <5000 Mishela of corn ayrd pea* e- nough to plaid; AbbevllleJntunty. "s Thare K not a more eftergeilcWoman In our county/ She haa good judge ment and is prosperous and happy.— Abbeville Medium. ^ change of fooil like hay, Hover, potatoes al ng w ith their corn rations autphtit *m h a TJrt fm bPlood vv ill help them escape attacks of yho'era. ”5 ^ BeiaMrae eorrr laetfeaper and may be grown nud fed with less work than any oilier feed usually used for fat retting wine is no reason it I* 'be most coo itbmical feed for pork making, e* peciallv^wdycn we reckon tlm risk one '•un» of indturhHgcholera in his aw?he. “Htvg cholera iWirsumtagiou* intianj-r mat ion of the bowaL*/iiHLiai M,me re- petd* reaemhle* tvphold lewF+unian. Tt I* a scrlott* disease of > w ttl - wliieh w«-*atl*factoi.v illnedy baT discovered. ' Un»ida*jUto_procaiiLlmiart_mea taken in tltecaretH 1 fhelteaithv swine, Unite disease attacks a ItertLajUanimul* that din should be bt/flcd deeply and the carcass covered with quick lime or el*e burned with aff material possible with which they-have come in contact. Profes*or Mayo hold* that the fol lowing treatment ia probably a* good as am-: “Isolate the ailing aninnl*; put tb<'tu in uninfected quarters free from dtt*t. and reduce the fdml to a sruaH ailow- auce of slop or gruel whiydt should con j tain some tpnlc-mwdicine. such as the Government hug cholera- reinedv.” Ht?re I* the ••Government” hog-chol- er&remedv: Pulverize and mix thor 5 ottghly : One. part w o-xl charcoal, one part sulphite, tvytl parts aodittm chloride (salt,) part* aodlum hiourbonate, UiulWptwyo parts aodiunt hypo* nip hate, on^ part sodium sulphate, one part an ’ Qmony stilidiaie : dose, one tablespoon ful for each H.t) poaitiQi of weight of hog ouoo a day. J GOOD AND CHEAP. The Department of the Inferior at Washington la now ready tTUderiver by registerej) nt»i} wall maps of the United States, including alL recently acquired territory, fo.’ 80 cents. The map I* S by 7 feet in also, mounted on muslin and rollers. The law |»ermits the sale of only one copy to an Individual, but to schools a* many copies gan be fttrtiDhed a* may be desired,tor separate buildings or tie belief as partmeuta.-Send tl raft or money or- tier made payable to the order of the Financial Clerk. Department of the In terior, I* the instruction of Edward W.'Duw..oh, Chief Clerk. — _ 1 . NOUCE. , . Jnn. 8;1i, 1^01.— All persons are forbidden after this date to haul wood, or trespass in AN Y WAY on mv laud* in Bmmett Spring- l'o«Tl«blp, under fhe-penaltr-of prose 1 - cution'to the full extent of the law. - -- “'Mr*. G. MorrHll. - FOKKALE. 2,(KX) PROVED 'a*- PAPER SHELL PECAN TREKS. Apply to—■.-z:.-.. & Son*,. BlaW4|l 1 le. S- J?. . NOTICE! As I anenow engaged In vLitlng the scliooL of Htw jUotintv. as Is requiretl l>y law, the oftirp of Ununtv .Suficrln temleut tif Kd.ucaJiuu .wlli be open oteTy on Snturda’y*. All claim* and pa|>er« sent by aba!) have prompt attention. mail Co. Supt. Education. Six Hundred Bn*heUM>f Allens Now Accessible Variety SIU Cotton heed, See-1 Sniall, Very Ptolillcr/> itdd-^one thi^d lint, sold my crop, forty four ba at sixteen cents pay pound. Sacked apdileHvered Free on Board at One Dollar per Bushel. Scud cash with order to Frank 11. Creech. UatnweH, So. Ca. LATEST IMPROVED COTTON SEED. 01) A VERY CLOSE CALL. "I stuck to my engine, althongh eyecy joint ached and every nerve was racked with pain,” writes C. W. Bel lamy, a locomotive .Hretuan, of Bur lington, Iowa, “I was weak and pale, without any appetite and all run down. Ar*T wa* about to give up, I got a hor-i tie of Electric? 1 Bitters, and .after taking It. I felt a* well afr l ever did In mv Hfe,’* Weak. *ickfjv-MM alwaya gain near Bf*C\strength and vigor front their uae. Trv them. Sat isfaction guaranteed by Creech’a Phar macy, C. N. Hurckhaiter'a Dfug Store Price M) cent*. The quickest maturing cotton earth, very prolific A small quantity for *ate~Ht'*evehty- flyo ecuc* a bubhel by J. A Mkykr. , Heyer’s'Mill.'jti C. None sold after April 1st, 11K>4, • 1 add one acVe tn the wotW’a supply. . It 1* the prevNliiug opinion that we will tteverwre lovy priced cotton again. I’hi* mean* higher price* fot the fat in* that produce the Heecy staple. I offer the following farm* Tor **le al ve>y low prli** fr.r the next 3fl da\*. te-m* cash-,or o!te-fonrrh ca-di. balance In Hva eqo'il annual inKt.Hlmetua, lh>ere*t on Referred payment*. This may he vour last op|K»rMtuU v to buy u g»od place cheap on easy temra. AH that thaet or plantation of land containing 180 .acre*, morv i»V IfR*, hounded on the North hy Gharheirton and AugU*D» road and lands of .litlia r. H‘e te» t East by land* of Mrs. Bessie^ C* Felder atol South bv lands of Mr*. Be»«le C, Felder and We«t by land* of K. II. A J.U. Dowling, j^ftfo nli thal tiact of lalbt fo'iitHtning MX) 'w.'re*, more or less, hounded on the North' hr latidtr of Awnie Prw^; Rastby H. J. Brahhatn, Soo#li by 1 Mfa C. Felder and West by land* of I tolling.—SB t)o ftFUaTTST" All that tract of laud, 3 mil*'* from Denmark, «a^t taint ng 334' tn're*, more or less, aiid bounded by land* of Bettry Sfjler* and J. B. Rountree.—$8 00 per acre. All that tr.'.ct of land, 2 mile* front Govan. containing 350 acres, more or less, bounded on the South hy^ Char leston and Augu-tH road, on the West by land* of J.. B. Zorn, on the North' bv land* of O. A. Adam*; and "on the East by land* of Mr* Strotnan, with mill site and* all mnctfliicry thereto— $8.50 ^ci aCiT‘. " " •». AM - that tract of land, known a* Ay or# Mill tract, near Olar.—Jt.tiQ pet aero. , * ILtgood place near Barnwrell. C. IL, N»>|Raiuiug <)U* acre*.—$s <)o per acre. 481 acri fjof tontl in WI'lLton 'I'own- *hip, partly in the iH»rpi»r»te limit* of the town of Elko, 1 nice tl welling house and barn* add -table*. Fine clay land, tmurlv alt to ctmivaricif, -mal! potfion in good pine timber, rent* well. I’rliv $1.3l2.o0 D. S. Hair place, 15!) acres, :> tic.ih*. togs.. —BTuihilai ie* • N. bv land* of M rs. Halting Hwt, K. by Tttrk-v Lr/ek. S. i'v * ‘LaiJtJif^JLUct) Hair, W. bv J. O. II a good and J. E.^Ucst. Pi ice, $000 E F. Woodwanl place 120 acres. 2 ’'iiiliMng*, Bohtrtfaries: Ire estate id E. Miller,, K by Jordan Bran.lt, S. ny public road to Orangebi.tg, and W. U> estate of J. Duncan Alie t. Price, *1000 J.R. Roup free place 80 acre*. 1 hull, dir g. D.otHid«t ies : N. A w—by Inna* of S L.jP'eacock, E. bv lentl* tcrmerlv owned tig, J- Sander* ae.l^Mi**- K, Bonn tree. S by Llidaiof Sander* and. S. F. Harley. Price, «n30 J. 0. A A. Hnniyinson place. (50 acres, 2 building*. Boundaries: Patt of the dtvrdon of estate of S. HaiikHtsoit. Adjololbg label* of M. W. A 8am Bailey. Jo#c])h A-blyy and Mr*. K. Dtilhot Price, $1(X) Floyd A llankinspn phice. n;{ nerrs, 3 huildittg*. Bofundarie* : N. by lat;d* of .1. Ashley, K. A iA', by ilattkinson and S. by J. Ashley. Priig;, Harlr.y I’lacc—550 aeres, gtxi pjeatv.!., t»|l:iiice in wpod and limiter, 2 tenant 1 houses ott place, dwelling* reeentli binned, 7 mil»-« front BarnwwU Court IlotSse, on public road. Bounded by Ian'!.* of Weather-bee. Dick*. J. ft. Patter-oit; Jamva Tilly auu E. L. Patterson. Price $3.5pn.r0 Simon Prlester Place. 820 acres/^TH-. building*. Boundarte*: N. by laud* of HPTC- Mr*. A. K. Itarvev and lot No. 5, E. t>> EHttH .*>at)tlcrrnnd-M. .tone*. S. by H. C. Jones, Pdf Greek, tt-nl, and W. b> land* of Mr*. Harley, Rev. Britton anil Hurricane Branch/ ' _ Pi lee, $3,750 Ii. CrA IV. Halford plaice, I3f> *cre*. Lbuiidliig. Boundaries: N. hy land* of J. M.& J. F. Halford. E.bv Amanda Hardin, 8 by Tllltma*. .Udonplty and J, E. Gade, W. by Mt»» E. C. Owen. Price, fC5(L S-tnforil ru<u»—2^5 hc res. nearlv all cleared, good clay iaud. J two kton esidcni'e, I lensbt house and bants anil tttile*; near Elko. n Bouii'ie.1 bv public \road le.-uBng from P.lackvllie t,. Elko, itod laml* of S. B. Hair. Alien D. Tbotuvon Odom, . II. Etabaell. \ Ptice, $\crx).ny Kkxkw Pt.Acx.—In Red Oak *hip. lid Acte*. I ’tl ■ ; •' ,-'y,3 J-i.L-.~- ■ w ; jB i A J^are Opportimity for Barn* well and ? .. :/. Having decided to go ioto the. Wholesale ""Business ia the City of New \ ork> - 1 will sell out lay MN- TlRi<: STOCK OF : X MCRCHAN- t)tSK t' \ ^.OTTTA.Xa OOSTI Store T-ixtures 1'or Sale; Tot For Sale; Horse, Hussy, ness For Sale; Wagon and Har- ilunsc 1 FVF.RYTRIN'G MUST GO! " ■ ... A, Cotrte early v before the stock is picked ovcL Ncf' THING will be charged in this Sale. J3ai/mvell> S. C- ML THE YEAH ROUND V(HILL- TOP-.STABLES: Ibarnwell, s. c. olTcr for sale : . . -3- Tlie Best all purpose horsos and niulea that live, good jmlgment can select ami ready monev buy* /~ AND L “ Tjietie, too, are ht at your serviee In vast vriiety and tit prices underground all competition. See ih^m ami you will Heek no ti.ither. Harness. Harness. An immense stock of all gfrhdef from th*» CHOICEST TO THE CHEAPEST! epaiate pieces sold. If you need .•mything from prices a Hi ow Hand up or down you can get it ujt Brown *4 . ' — * . - J r ^addles for all sige«-nnd both sexes. fi;:. j I41P KoliesTor all purpoBtiAEud people. " v AVbips fot slowHtHlswifi teums. Hefore buying airytliingdu the above lines conic to Ilendquaiters and you'If b(‘ pleased if good goods and treatment and below par pi iccs.can satisfy*. - 33A.KN\VELL. S- C. 1;...*^. .Jt — kown- TTTva?tira IT.ac*.—In Red Oak TowV *bi|), itin Actr*;" ^ IIari.ky Puck.—In RiiUr Land ToWtUSblp, 515 Acre*. "“EFSFSFgffltO-OOU N T Y. B rrottnar Brloqj Tntwxmir. D. ll. A II. M. Bice. t>b»ce. I.ObO :ti-re*. Bmtninrrte* I --N. by httni* of A. U. Eref ami J. E. Free, E. by pnt)lic road to Bambergaatl Allendale anti binds of D. IL Rice. 8. by In'nd* of D. II. W.; B- & H-. T. IUco, slid W. by latidg of D ~il < Rice. JMce, $L00<> AHHCN COUN I Y, H * m mon n Tow NS H I p Wil*on—150 acre*, b S.Jtv Geo. R. Run el! wnd' and IV. by Ulyseeg Wtlsim Price, $750 N, K. A Btiltler ft _ StJMTKR COUNTY. Ilartaoe p|#t*e,100 acr^*, ^niitp* from M’cdgellelil. BotmrTarie*: N. A E. bv land* of .1. Ay Cock. S. by W ilLiimiXlaJ R.Rr, W.byiHtids oi 11/1,. Miildleton /./ Price, il,2b0 Price* reasonable and term* ea-Ci Apply to J. O. PATTERSON, _ V Barnwell. 8.0. Choicest Cabbage Plants, , STORE FOR KENT. Be*t location in Barn well, (OHwl opportunity fora grocery bu*- lne*v $10 (10 per mcntli. Apply at ' CfcLKCH 1 * I'lURtlACV. 75,000 »trong, vigorous, liealtby cab bage plant* of the-beat eatabllsbed va rieties. safe and *nreReader*, for *sle and delivery a* sot)n a* the 8pring warrants gatilen plaming. Last season I sold plant* to many of the be»t people of the comity and* they nniVereal aatLfaction. Every wn penwyiHtjar fooml tkam the i*e»t ever i!*ett. CertiUcate* and allldavita e*tabli*h ing the superiority of nry plant# are in mv po*** |l *hm and o|>en to Inspection. I refer, by p*rml»»lnn, to VV. K, Har* ter, Merchant, FalrfaX| H K Lewi*, n. M. Crort. 0. D. A, wiSon, J, o. GrltTm, H. W, Deer. 4,, J, limiter—Ul mer; J. W. AU—Tpteu; J. W. MhIu— Jeuuvt-R-M. iCear'e aauTother*. 'Make up yonr clnb now and write, me number wanted and I will book or* den* and quote price* F. O. R.' . . J. M. Brant. * nmt r/S. C. - 1 PLANT PECANS. ' ,000 One year old Paper 8hel’l Pecan Tree* for sale at 10 cent* each. 11 d. sun. Blaukvllle, 8. 0. For sale. 400 pound* of imte Eden water mel on seed from large and well-shaped tnelona. For pricn, 4c , write to 1 K. Blackville. 8. C. MONEY I’d LEND, t am prepared >0'.negotiate loan* on improved farm* for live year*, partial payment*; inter eat 8 per rent on loan* under $1,000; 7 per cenf. on loan* over $1,000. Don't write, come and #ce me. . , J. O. l‘*TTRN»nx/ ^ ; fiatuwell, 8, C. Pocky pord Captaloupe Seed. Saved by C/tT MATHL&r of Voung & Mathis, at Rocky.Foffl, Co!o , from standard size netted cantaloupes, ripened on the viiu»« VVATFRMFl.ON' SFFD—Limited supply of Kde| and Hlue Gem wat e r m c 10 n s ee> 1 saved ip the Cart din as from the first perfect sbapetl - melons set os Ifn; vines. No seed taken from tke cad nf the melon, pply to—A. F. YOUNG &UO., . Or C. H.‘ MATHIS, Aabbingtotv & Duane St r-Nettr Yor1r:~"~ ' JITackville, S. C. The County Auditor or hi# represen tative will be at iho fnllnwlng places at the date# opposite each bailie. All tsx-payet* are earttefttiy request ed to meet tha Auditor anti make prop er return of ail personal property, I'lit* |* a very Important matter that is frequently neglected and thereby caus ing the taxpayer unit the County A113 ditor no little trouble. Come prepared to Knswer aH^iuestiou* In regard to school distelct*. Ulmer; TlmrstLiv. ” Bartiwil'; 8atur(Lrv, fr 23d, 25th. - . IfflB 27tu Hilda; Thursday. “ XSth. BArnweM; Saturday, “ 80 h.. ; - “ . Monday, Feby. 1*t. BlackvllleS Tuesday, •• 2d. Whaley; Wednesday, “ 8<|. Barnwell ( Saturday, ^ tith. Ck Monday, “ 81 h. !)th. , lOtb. iotice. , SittunLry, Monday, Kiltie; Tuesday; HtrctMe* ;W ednestJay, «« Elko; Tue-dny. WlHI*tou| Wednesday, Kennedy’a store; ThursdaVr Feby ; nth. Barnwell ttbHI Hfter ?’eby. 80th t af ter which «0 per cent, penalty will be added on all proiwrtv returned. W. 41. DUNCAN, County Attdltnfi NOTICE TO THE TOWNSHIP COll- MISSIONERS. All Township. C nrnlssltiber* will please *re that Ihelr overseefs watn oat all.ha-mls liable tn roall duty, ahd Work tfielr roads, eutting out Hie right of wav, and otherwise putting lb all work required by law, oil their re spective roads. - - 0. tf. Barker, _ Countj Supcrvlfcor.- R. C. Roberts, Jr. y - - 1 Treasurer’s omce. Barnwell County, 8. Jwpt. 28th, liMW. The Treasurer’s OHIce will be open for t he col h ut inn of the taxes I* vied for MX)* from the 15th day of Octobei' until the 13th day of Hard IbOl, lire elusive. The commutation fax will be receiv<# Bdunill MareL Dl. I 0 ©!. From the l»t day of Jlmtiary 1004 tin* Ml the 31st day of January 1004 a pen-» Atty. uf 1 per cent, aDllle addrd - to *tf unpahl taxes. 1141 From the l»t day ef February 190J until the Mth.jday of February 1964 a penalty of f |»vr e>ot« will be added To all unpaid taxes. From the 1st day of March IBM until the 15th day of March I«04< a penalty of 5 per rent, will be added to «!l un# paid taxes. * v LEVY, • Eilla, 8 •*. 3 " S *»" SPECIAL tfCHOOL LEVY. For State purposes *• Constitutional School ** Ordinary^Oouhl^ . ** Repav loan “ RHndexRig Record* Cedar Grove, DM Colombia! 1 mill, Allendale, Bartwry Branch, R)scli« vide, Ibitthle I’nnds. Elko, Kdiatn, Fairfax, Friendship, Milne, J^ea, Metre le, Morris, New Forest, Oak Grove, Reedy Brandt, fVelgllng, Seven Pinas, Tinker's Urtekl fpiHI*. Ulmer, CHihilr* N flimds, Crane Ha- vaithaU, jUAke, Bartoh, Rig Fork; t mills,! , W|ili*ten$ 2| mills, ^ lleroulhM 4 mills Barnwellt 4>| mllU.