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iyV* r oinir- It eigeri fitMt on Boltkehatebio, Frl- morali Mh« Mb« O’Brynn retarood to Roclt on Mon day. . Ovv^nt Kt>q. of n Friday. Aikeii WM In Folik,*ob of ^>t. W.. N. II, attending school at Orange- [gmte Walsh of. Auguita ' |a brother. Mr. W. F. WalBb, • If an nr L. Hair’ local coinii iplovcd man sco Mr. J’.l J irertisehient at foot of first Tbonsonda of dolUia aro SaTng paid ^ot cotton every day and the actual ^urroooy is being acatfcred throoghoot ^rnwcH County ami.carried borne for safe keeping, U may bo for only a few days or weeks, or ft may be IntendocJ for the making of the next year's croic*y . , . ,. i ' ■ : ' The Bang of Ram well be* In this U- w>« a timely cftnl fc calling Attention to the dangers of toss by tli%ft.aqd dry of money so distmsed of. The min who Keeps fils money.In bank and payk hla ramily Key. W. protracted School Ho Dead Oodles of The DOUGH. @et ymt yohr money in. JOlT'Drummers’ Samples, tjonsistlng 1rf~Pocket Books, Purses, and Ladies’ 'Wrist Bags, bought at a sacrifice and yon are entitled to fobr ihare of the' benefit of the deal. Mr.T. Ga.. to flii & leading m< Mr. Harr happily froi Uoh in Attf; itr. B. F sition as Columbia eetlug at Old Coluiu this week. > R.t) win has gone to Maeoo, ponsible position^ with mile firm, r , trai L>rd Molony Is recovering very successful opera* a for appendicitis. trick has accepted a po lling salesman for the Co. of-Savannah. ubllcan contention at ay W. S. Hixson, nliuated for Congress. Principal J L. Birdsong of the Rlackviile Gtded School succeeds Prof. W. B. W U Oli rbo County School Board. In the It Blackville on colored, was m All these goods will be sold at one hslf the original cost. g@“ The supply Is limited—but while they last it is a rare opportunity to get you a good purse cheap. The best bisincss advice published In a long, longtime will be found in the advertisement of The Bank of Barnwell oh setpnd page. The cotton Adds are white unto the harvest. Some weather prophets say that the dangers! West India-storms is over the first cf October. The Aiken Journal and Review re CREECH’S PHARMACY. i djt rt<*d some improvement in the cop^- o is ^•••{■•4’*H**d**4'ad*ad*«^*+*d’*d**d’* d* t five mm —FOR— t + + + 4- + 4* dftlon of Key. Lucius Cuthbert, wh quite ill with typhoid fever. ■/ Commencing on next Hunday Rev L. Cary Beckwith will preach In the Kptscopal Church at Barnwell on the first and third Sundays In each month. Messrs W. II. Kennedy & Son on second page] puhlish a cordial invita tion to the ladies to attend their opes ing of Fall and Winter Millinery goods. + 4* t t * On December ist, [904 —creech’s Pharmacy— will pay piviTdollars for the KIVK LAROK(jT KuTA BaC.A TUR NIPS delivered at the Pharniacy, • * grown from seed bought there + after this date. Visits from our goml friends Messrs B. F. Drummond, G. K. Dunbar and YrGt-obbT< rtfadfi Fifdky I" pleasant day. despite the East wind’s annoying whispers. Davenport's Frog Pond Is the only ehill and fever medicine we advertise this week, but it is good enough. Years of use have provbS its absolute' excellence. 4» • • 4*.* 4* • d - f 4* • 4* •+• • 4* • 4* • 4* • 4* • • B. B. Easterl'ngr 4 A. P. Manrllle, Jr. ♦ S Capt. W. ,J. Sanders and family re turned to Fairfax this week, called from a delightful stay In their moun tain Summer home by the summons of King cotton. Farmer Newport says that, a handful, of sulphur 'seatlered over?ach load of com as put In the crib will drive rats away and keep them off until the Igst bushel Is gone. / Brokers. ♦ ♦ * ♦ Representing A nnoHcPacking Co., Hammond Pack lug Co.. Carolina Rice Co., Jacob S. Seblrmer A Sons. « • " (Rice.) H. J. Wilkes & Co., (Grain, etc.) S. T. Platt. (Butter and Cheese.) ♦ 4 ♦ 4 Commissions were issued week by the Secretary of State to Messrs George W. Peacock, Edwin IJar.el and M. F. Hair as members of the Dispen sary Board o! Control. 4 4 I i Wc will also deal in real es tate. Wat your property with —*nr, If we make no sale it will cost you nothing. Valuable town and farm property focsalo or rent, sev eral bargains in town, residence lots. 4 4 4 Refreshments consisting bf oysters, etc , willb® served" at Yg^ng^s llall, Fairfax, oh tli'e evening of October 17, for the benefit of the MethodistChurcb. Everybody incited to come. I I 1 Married on Sunday, September 25th, 7 l»- m at the home of Mr Henry B. Cave, Mr. T7TT7 Goodson niTd Miss Jes *ie B. Cave, all of Barnwell County” Rev. R W. Sanders officiating. We repeat it, Ladies, that tiierb is no better housi In the South than Cos- keiy’s, advertiseil In Tmt Pkoplb. And if you go shopping there you will find we know what we are talking about! 1 4 4 i 4 4 Highest price paid for cot-' ton seed. We have our scales at cotton platform, where it is very convenient. Meal and huils for salje '‘and exchange, special induce ments in lar^e quantities. Thejfrlandshlp Christians will erect a new church, at a co-u of about $1,200. Pastor Sand;fer and the building com mittee have Cie gyud work in charge land will push_il_|# completion wit4i unflagging zeal. We extend a hearty fnvK » r tation to our farmer friends 1 2 . to call on us,. 'i 4 Men, youths and bnys buying cloth ing, hats and furnishing goods In Au- gusta wiJJ find the, right goods and prices at kfcGreary’s. He is oj the gooff Barnwell family anil *wtn make trading pleasant and profitable for his Carolina friends. See bis advertise ment. mm silver. On next Monday, October Rev. L. Cary Beckwith preached hi» first sermon aa Rector of the Cliusch of the Holy Apostles on Sunday. He will preach at Barnwell two Sundays and at Blackville trod Granitevilfe Churetreaoniine'Sunday each Tn every month. I Rev. Chas.- R. Cabaniss becomes Rec tor of St. Thomas and St. Dennis churches at Wanffo. and principal of the parochial school. LABOR DAY. All the children of South > 1 j' 1 m, . 11 1 li I - t » 11 >' 1 ' n cmiurnii •>! {joiun Carolina C>ircdliy, 1 Wilt Sell fft ttiy Stffblt‘S are requested to remember (lie little fn Barnwell at auction for cash lhe c,,nat « Maxweii or- 8 number of phanage. Greenwood, S. C.. and flyp They are three year olds, some broken, some unbroken, all hardy, sound, gentle, easily broken, and will make as thor oughly good all round purpose farm and family horses as any in the world. Don’t miss this chance to get first class stock, for' theeatnlnggoTfiexViffiftmlay,the Hot day o( October. If ins"ever so small send it, for . Little drops of water, Htfie grains of sand, y ^ Mrfke the mighty ocean and the pleasant land. ' Don’t fofget them. —A Mother. THEY HOST GO. = U.'DUNN. HOTICE TO DEBTORS ITORS. AND CRED- All persons holding claims against the erftafe of Peyton M. Cater, de- «'ca«G'Va>e i‘e<pfesied to present them properly proven to the undersigned, and all persons indebted to said es tate are requested to make prompt pay- ittent to the ulidei'slgued! , Mrs". Francis M. Cater, V . Executrix. Dunbarton, S C., Septemlior,'ll, 1904." —f atn lir S position to OtthTraclH or J honest affd energetic men in-honorable work at from $4o to $55 per mouth, ad- cording to length of time they wi-h to contract for, with chances of nuking $^5 or more penffoiith. Address. • J J. J. L. Hair, . s ■ X '\ ‘ * 1 JENNY NEWS. Mis* Agatha Bailey is attending the Fairfax Graded School. Messrs J, I). Jenny, S. E. Bailey and Mrs. R-.'W. Jenny Iqft on last Thurs day to attend the Orangeburg conl^r- ence and Sunday School Convention at Mt Lebanon Lutheran church, near Camerhn. Quietly plnrrled oft Wedi'esdsy af ternoon, September 21,_jpy4, at the residence of the bridy's pareirts, Mr. autf Mrs. J. F. Copeland, near Ebr- bardt, Mr. John F. Loadholt of Jenny and Miss Maggie Copeland, Rev. P. E. Monroe officiating. After the ceremony they received the hearty coiigntulaUqns of their 'many: trjenffs, and delicious refresh ment* were served. May they>njoy longlife and happiness. L. bills by cbei-k, safeguards, bis add,property, for It spott taieunats well kiio’Vn la his neighborhood that he keeps his money iq Bank, and his la practically Immune from the high wayman or,burglar. It would be wM» for every oue who cap possibly reach a Rank, that I* well oftiem d and pros pering—to deposit, thejy surplus cash IIOIIU and keep aa little at home as possible; COMING FROM KENTUCKY I, am personally selecting In the Blue Grass Btpte a car load the best Horses and Mules that my experience*] judgment can choose and goml cash money can buy, and will have them'oh snleatOlar about next Monday, O0‘ tober 3d.' . . .*• —. Persons wishing genuine blue blood ed stock, raised on the best grasses and grains of the foremost Kentucky stock farms, will find this the opportunity.of year* to satisfy their desire*. And persons who do not propose to! buy should come and loolmt my noble saddlers and roadsters ; fit for the use of a king, and the splendid mules strong and sure and fast enough to make gilt edged crops in any seasons. Unloaded last week two car* of hug gies and one car of wagons that chal lenge admiration for excellence of ma- h rial and .thoroughness of workman- C.'-F. Rlzer, Olar, 8. C. FALi; OPENING OF Millinkity Ann Millinrry Goods. ‘ Blackville October 4th and 5th 1004. Miss Hattie Mamin cordially invites the attendance on the .above dates of her lady friends and alKtofers of the new. the beautiful and the good in Fall and Winter Fashions. She is con lldent of pleasing the most exacting tastes and of satisfying the most care ful purchasers. On the 20th Inst., the family of Rev. Byron J. Woodward, pastor of the North Augusta Baptist church, ate earned goods that had been left open oarer night. Ptomaine poisoning fid ■lowed, " causing the death of Mrs. Woodward on the 2Jld inst., and the critical illness of her husband. Mfr Woodward «a* born in this county, beluga son of Capt. Willi* W. Woodward, former Shorilt of Barnwe 1 District and now a resident of Augusta. A-FTER - WITH THE CHOICEST AND COMPLEX TEST"ST0CK OF GEN ERAL MEPCHAN- • di£e EVER RROUGHT TO THIS SE£- ^ TI0N OF SOUTH CARQLINAr Our Stocks are too vast to be fully cyitalogaed, too good to be described in news ink, while in prices they challenge all competi tion anywheje. Our Store Rooms and Ware houses are an Exposition in them selves of the best outputs of the World's foremost productions, and must be seen to be appreciated. So give us the pleasure of your calls and patronage and we Will? patronage and make it to your profit. We bought in car load lots from original hands and so saved the middle man’s tariff, and our cus tomers shall be sharers m every advantage we have Secured. BLA.CKVL Opposite SimQii Brown’s ?Now open under the management of one of Augus ta’s most competent and popular modistes, and we unhesitatingly assert that these Departments 11 ni of n is 1 sou r WlS carfy an extensive lino of reliablci - PKY GOODS* and can also show the correct styles in T. W. COSKERY, JR. & CD. 802 BROAD ST. AUUTSTA, GA. FtUl Goods. MY FALL LINE of General McrcUsndlsn now xfrlying fr*t ilculcr In ITSpvctJVK lino#, g-ltlng a.iri.nt< |B >- „r ,.M 1 her* and comtuUsion men, c iff ling nui the HihJdlemsn’* profit. Clothing. Men’s—Youths’—UhUdrou'e most omiiletc stock I have trade. Notion ever , . • Umbrellas, Siiirfs, Collars, Hosiery. Underwear eta 1 bought at prices which will enable me to make prices to ik, cUsscs of trade. . F’urnitui'e. nUt ‘ ll*™ ? n n^ I ft, \ d,Un " 10 UW store, a Furniture Emporlniq, showing » < p ete line of nil kind* find <i>iHhtiPs a the ihokI coinideic and beat valuea i iudauieut and nionov could **i*nra* 1 * t.jihi* taw*i v judgment and money could secure. Shoes, Gcntlflmon—Lndles—Children. ^ The b-et styles and qaalffy, enek American Kreamir, Recent and Putney’s Swell fe r Gentlemen, Radcllffe. I t § I itrl d 1 i twls I vs f * Lt- ■■f .-■■■■ m ■ ■ ,. - JL —_ Jl v^tawwu tnlrgu tUft w It/i WOUICn, Mats- The best that cau be offered the traife from John B. Stctfon down. # i)ry Goods. Students wishing to attend the gra ded school e«n secure board at Mrs. A. Bbthune Patturson’s. .. _ 4w SEED RYE FOR SALE. (Barnwell County Raised,) The sort that never disappoints. , C.N. Bvrckhalter. DICKS - HOUSE, 031 BROAD ST., Acocsta, Ga. Excellent rooms and good table rooms board. Rates, $1.50 'late* by the week. A. P goor per day; special Dices,’ Prop. appler sjseh OATS. We Treasurer's Notice. -1. Treasurers Office, Barnwell County, have 1,000 bushels of nat!ve fssvrttfr i • sseggs red oats, and one-fourth more product Ive. 1 Prices quoted on application. Bryan Bros., Allendale, S. C. 3—(5 — SEEDOATS One Thousand Bushels Home raised bright Ruff Proof Seed Oats for sale. 11, M. Gassels, ■g^ ■ ... . |$ne»*<H> s. o. SEED OATS FOR SALE • FOUR THOUSAND BUSHELS, Oats Native Red Rust , Proof Seed grown on my farmk for sale at C5 CENTS I'Kit BUSHEL. Don’t delay buying as the supply of seed In the State is far below what the demand, will be. //. Whittle’s Stables, Blackville, S. C. The Treasurer’s Ofik-e will be open for the collection of the taxes levied for 1904 from the 15th day of October, 1901, until the loyth day of March, PJOo. inclusive. The commutation tax will be receiv ed until March 1st, 1006^ From the 1st day of January 1903 un til the 31st day of January. 1905, n pen- affy of f per cent, will Ixi added to all unpaid taxes. From the 1st day of February, 1906, to the 28th day of Fahruary, 1905, a pcpalty oLi-per cent: fi u-Q wfTl be added to all unpaid taxes. *“ From the 1st day of Maioh, 1903.- until 05. the 15th day of March, 1905, a of 5 per cent, will bo added to paid taxes. v . LEVY. penalty all un- For State purpose* ** Constitutional School Ordinary County Repay loan Special School Levy. R Mills. 3 “ 3 'A if I* • TRESPASS NOTICE. All person* are forbidden under pen alty of prosecution td enter after tills date,' for then appose of hunting by day or night, jtatMring and carrying away wood, straw or leaves, pasturing stock, making road* or paths or com mitting anv trespass whatever on the R. Hekry 'Willis l»"ds In Willlston township. thH Statg, boundqd by land* of Jacob HIack on the North, the Sul livan Fanning Place on the Ka«t, Southern Railway on the South and by lands df J. T, Smith on the West Sept. 20th, 1904. 3—A R. H. Willis, 6y R. 31. Willis. TRESPASS NOTICE. In Furniture we haye all that is needed to make Homq the sweetest plaSe th all the world. In Clothing and Men’s Fnr» ^ All persona are hereby forbidden af ter this date to. enter upon the land* ov» red or controlled by either of the undersigned fir Great Cypres* Town ship. Barnwell County, for the pur pose* of hunting hr day or by night, fishing, hauling away wood, straw, or leaves, pasturing stock, making paths or road?, gambling or committing any oilier trospas* under penalty of prose cution to the full extent of the law, W. if Harden, G. M- Harden, C. H. Hudson. September 18th, 1904. 3—14 1 Mill: Cedar GrovR, Old Columbia. 2 Mill: Allendale. Barbary Branch, Blackville, Double Pond. Elko, Edisto. Fairfax, Friendship, Healing Springs, Kline, Lees,’Morris, New Forest, Oak GroVe,'"Ketfdy Branch. Seiglthg, Seven Pine*. Sycamore (No. 61.) Tinker’s Creek. , 3 Mills: Ulmer 0*en* C«wg Hickory Hill,’ Cnves, Barton, Cypress.- Millsi-Wmiston. 4 Mil 1st Hercules. i l 4 Mlllr'. Barnwell. ht*t fit appointments will be pub-^ llsheil later. J,. B. Armstrong, County Treasurer. (Or rest EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS. we supply -all a£es and all occupa tions to the content of their mirids and the preservation of their pockets. ‘ . REGISTRATION N(FTICE. The Registration Books will hempen In the Court House-oft the first Monday*- .(sale day) In each month duiing thofl XMStMtggigaBgiB—wai III linlr business as is required by 'aw. • W.J. Baxley, " - . , r . _ Chairman G. R. Dunbar, . • Secretary, \ All teachera who expect to staod the fall examination will uke notice that the date h&s been , changed front the third KlTdav In September to the third Friday in October, which will be Oeio r ber 21. Th*; examination will begin promptly at nine o’clock and continue through the day. Applicants will be examined on arithmetic, algebra, (for first grade certificate,) geography, history, English grammar, physiology, school management. In addition to the usual subjects, teachers will b«- especlally examined on Hughes’ Mis takes in Teaching. Enoch Arden, Silas Marner and current events. It w ill he necessary, for applicants to provide ! themselves with the neOcMary texts and to prepare themselves thoroughly on curraiff avout*. -Tha axamlnation - , will pe long'and In order to complete it teachera should begin promptly at nine o’clock. Examination of white teachera will be held at the court hottse, and of colored teachers at the colored graded school building. If . H. Jones, • Cm Supt Education. In Dry and Dress Goods, Notions we have all the good and beauti ful fabrics that delight the femi nine heart and multiply the hap piness and attractiveness of the fair set. « NOTICE TO foWNSHIP COMMIS SIONERS AND OVERSEERS. The County Board of Gomtuissioncrs will meet on Monday, 3rd of October, ami U D important that the Oveiseera of the different townships have their report of bands ihibift to road dutv on their respect^ e roads iu the office of the County ShpervUor before xhat date:" it U impossible for the Supervisors office to show who have paid Commu tation tax on any rodd without the llff of bands liable to duty on these road*, and It is the speilai request of the Supervisor that they, comply with the lawf pml furiiish theye B»U. I i ^ ^ Su Pervi*or. , t Rob«rtS>Jr^C'lak. w’e can make your walks through life a pleasure no matter what your age or occupation may be. In Groceries we have the foods that add to hu man health and happiness and that are an antidote to doctor ahd drug bill?. In Wagons and Bnggies w-e are at the bead of thfe proces sion and far ahead of; all competi- tioru | But we are too busy to-day th particularize, so will make a con tinued story of it. Cordially in viting you. no matter what you need or want, to come to us aud it will be our best and constant aim to serve you to your full satisfac tion. SIMON BROWN’S SONS. MONEY TO LEND. T We are prepared to Negotiate loanscn rtf improved farms for five years, pafrial payments interest 8 per cent <fti loan* under $1,QOO; 7 per cent on loan* over $l,00t). Don’t wrU«vcome and u* J. O. Patterson A Son. 28-2 almost FREE. THE __ ' TWICE-A WEEK REPUBLIC —AND— THE MODERN FARMER FOB .20 CENTS.' To give every reader Jn thlspterritory all.the campaign and election news and. aji excellent farm journal, we will send UDon receipt qf twenty centl_ THE TWICE-Jf-WEEK REPUBLIC, Including The Fgrm Vi«itor, from now .until Dpcepbfr l v 1904, and ... TUEHODERN FIRMER,' A FarsHr’s Faaillj Nevasasar, From Dec. 1, I90i, to Dec. 1, IDTO.' This J* an unprecedented offer, jpa eanoet afford towilis. Send 20 cents at once am] got regularly the News of the Day, the Campaign, the Farm and Home. _ - . — Be aure to address all malLtov .. —— THE REPUBLIC’, ST. LOUIS, MO. SAMruL«orixa frk*. . -i Where both papers are not desired subscription* for either Separately for the terms stated-above will be occeffted upcu receipt of TEN CENTS. BUY THE. BEST Hr- THEY ARC THE CHEAPEST. J 1 have the agency for Piedmont and Hickory Wagons, Tyson A Jones, Jack- ton G Smith and Coijtlnental Buggies. Having tHvngm m ctrioed Iota 1 am prepared to give rock bottom pricer. Before buying give me a call. It will pay you tfell trtdo so. Q. A. Kennedy. 7- Williston; S.C. Ycier D. tormenter 64365, JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN DALE HERD, Pronounced unusu^jly handsome—fine dairy form. .‘‘There stretch .behind him along every line the finest dairy blood in the world.*’ By blood and In dividuality he is at the top of the Jer^ sey breed*-' HI* (lam tcffed i^T galiOlis ‘ m4Mc *HtJ "21 Tb*.“, 4~oz.*; hie grand am 23 lbs., 5 ozs M and his great grand danrT23 lbs., 3 oxs. of-butter in seven days Ho ffft* 14 sisters giving as high is 22 lbs. of butter In seven days. Registered Jersey heifers bred to this bull, and three of his sons, all solid col- itrAA/4 unrl t* t'u ml iinti la fnr* —* IWR !• ** "a (5*®**'" *■ I xl l “ VU ms* s»j Isvwff l GI •ale. Write tor pedigrees aud partleu- GLENl^LE OAiRXs.' Barnwell, S. ■*> I.adle*’Dres5 Qood* 10c to $L60,qMalliy Good* In compaii«o-> mul passed by uuything ever otfered Blackville trade. CALL AND SEE. | s» Stoves. Tinware. Hi ware. Bagging,/Ties* and well imroi My stock Is now complete, having a store which is roomi f » " — ””'’"13”* w w* w »• •• ■ \> ms 19 | X/VFIU V gl%-e» me opportunity to show my gr»o.|*, cousoqnentlf, all I *>ilicit U for trade io come and inspect my line of Clothing, shoes. Hats, Dry Goods.*** Goods Notion*, LmbreUa*. Stoves^ Buggies and FuTnltare,.get^*’ Don t buy If not better values for cheaper prices thin ever offered. Come and t.vok, It costs nothing. Get tho.prices on anyUiYug, everythli and aUo remember It costs nothing to get prices onerory article In my store pay my^lerks to nuke you price* but not to make you buy 7 j J solicit your patronage, . ' .' ; d n. 3D. STIXjIj. 1 Thaiiking my ciistomcrs fop tkeii TuicxjHDpled pnlrowi cturiiig the Winter Campaign, I take pleaaure id Mating that the. Spring fiitds me fully prepared to j&im thb argains To all in need of work stock suited to nlfpurposcs and at the prices that have, pleased aud profited so manj About 15 on sale now to I , . —— r- :— 1 —: * * move the crops. They are! Good and Cheap. That want good owners. This may be the last importation of the don’t wait. Delays “arc d&nrcrons.” Como at once ut*' ^Whittle's Blackville, S. C. y ■ season * ALL THE YEAH HOUND HIL - TOP - STABLES.] offer for sale The Best nil purpose horses and mnles judgment can sefect nnd ready money buy. - AXD aKTago: These, too, are fft »t you? service in vast variety anc inces u seek lio further. HARNESS HARNESS! 4 . i : * • . ■ . An immense stock of all gnui^fe iron) th© ^ CHOICEST TO THE CHEAPEST! [Jt^HSeparate pieces sokl. If you need anything a Brow Band up or down you can get it at Brown prices' here. ^ Saddles for all sizes and both sexes. Lhp Kobcs lor all purposes and people. Whips for slow and swift teams, .y ^ \ ^ >. Before buy nig anything in the above lines com© Hcudquartcrn and you’ll be pleased if good'goods ai treatment and below par prices can satisfy. IJAHKrYVEIL, s-:c. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ r_;