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JKO, W. HOLERS, Rditorl Prop’r.
LAR«EST COUNTY
CIRCULATION.
Approved tbe 11th day of February,
A. D. 1904.
5 • Til UR 3D AY', OCTOBER 27. IMl
f TH« Aft. •
A JOINT UEilOLUTiON to Amend
the Constitution «o a« to Permit the
(ienvral AaaemWty to enact Local and
Hp* olal Law* on the Subject <>f Laving
Out, Oitening, Altering end Working
Ruud* aml-lUghwHV*, nnd a» to the
Age at Which dtlaeirt Shall he Buh-
Jcct to Road or Other Pnblin Duty.
y Section .L .Btt-it itowdvad Jiv tb»
... - . ’SS'’' "A - -."
>: The tcrrlrtc battle »>et«’een the HiU-
elana and Japapcao UaUng ten day*
htnl idgtit* came to a cloae without a
decUlve re*ult. both convhata'tt artniet
being too cxhautielLto cohtlmjo tho
at *#«**••• «*••*'*'
, * ftrta*e^ or llfe prolm|ilv ’al)ont equal,
40,000 killed a»yl wouiKled on each aide
The artulee contlnuo facing, ea«di re
ceiving reenforcement* and ammutil
tion and another eoWal cotiteat > ^ *’ ro l > ‘ ,r,y ,n the nonswutlvt order of Ita
he fought before they go Into winter Adontloi), to be dealgnated aa “Article
qirattera. «
The Baltic deed l« making alow
progres* toward the Ea»<t. It \* not.
Intended that It shall roach Port Ar
thur before February 1st next.; That
beaelged stronghold Is expected to keep
Aood iu defence until the diet reaches
^ tu.harborv 'J’he sjprja season In tbp
XWbintai M aliout ten day* ofT', am)
■will fonte the Japanese to loosen their
blockade. In which event the Russians
expect blockade runners to bring In
provision^ and supplies needed.
Democratic manager* are modcstlv
elalmtng that Parker and DavU will
receive 25(1 electoral votes, i!7 more
than a majority.
'J he RepublicMn keepers of the g. o.
p. aro boasting that. Roosevelt and
Fairbanks will score 810 votes. T vo
weeks bench the country will know
which side was the best prophet.
A' petition signed by 112 Ihvotlans of
Oconee asks Governor Heyward to
resign because he bad commuted to
life Imprisonment the death sentence
of Hoyt Hayes convicted <>f killing his
wife. The Governor did the right,
thing, aa the chain of circumstaiitial
evidence had several
links.
weak or broken
NOTICE OF ELECTION
for 1
STATE AND COUNTY” OFFICERS,
AND FOR AMENDMENTS TO
THE UON S'T 1T L IT ON.
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State of South Carolina,
County of Barnwell.
Notice is hereby given that an elec-
tlon will be held at the several pre
cincts established by law in Barnwell
County, on Tuesday, Novembers. 11K)1
fot the following oiliests, to wit:
Governor, Lieutenant- Governor, Sec
retary of State, Attornev -General, State
Treasurer, Comptroller-General, Su
perintendent of Education, Adjntant-
and Inspector General, One Railroad
Commissioner, Probate Judge, County
supervisor. Count v Superintendent of
Kducatlen, Sheriff, Clerk of Court,
_> Coroner, Solicitor, a Senator and three
Representatives.
Pursuant to the Constitution of
South Carolina an election will be held
At the same time and plaee for ameml-
menta to the Coottitution of South
Carolina, pursuant to tho terms of ^olnt
Resolutions Nos. IMU, SSI and 885 ( Act*
of South Carolina, pp, #71, 075 and
«76). a« follow*:
A JOINT RKSOLOTJON Proposing to
Amend Section l), of Article HI, of
the State Constitution, sons to Pro
vide for Biennial Sessions of the
' General Assembly.
Seetion l. Be It resolved bv the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of South
Carolina. That the following amend
tnent to the Constitution of the State
of South Carolina he submitted^ to the
qualified electors of the State at the
next general election for Representa
tives. and if a majority of the electors
qualified to vote for‘member* of the
Genera! Assembly, voting thereon.,
shall vote In favor of such amendment
and a majority of each branch of the
General Assembly, shall after such
election, and before another, ratify the
same amendment by yens and nays.
Section 9of Article III, of the Const!
tution, relating to the Legislative De
partment, be amended by adding afrer
the word “place” in line ten- *f sahT
Section, the words “until the -end of
the session occurring In HKW, after
which the said sessions shall be held at
the same time and place blenniallv-”
so that said section as* ainpntfed shall
ward a* follows; 4 j-
The annual session of the General
Assembly heretofore elected, fixed hv
the OpnstUuUon of the year eighteen
hundreil and sixty-eight, to convene on
the, fourth Tueiday of November, la
the year of eighteen hundred and nine
. ty-ftve, ia hereby postponed, and the
same shall be convened and held In the
o- city of Columbia qu the second Tues
day of Jsnti'frv in the year eighteen
' hundred and uinety-slx.-
Tne fir-t session of the General A«-
r . sembly elected under this Constitution
shall eonvene in Columbia on Hie see
run!Tuesday in January, in the year
eighteen hundred twd ninety seven,
and thereafter annually at the same
time and place nnt.il the end of the se—
slon occurring In 1900. after which the
said sessions shall he held at the game
time andplaco biennially.
Should the casualties of war or con
tagious diseases render it UnsaXx to
meet at the seat of government, Dion
the Governor may, by proclamation,
appoint a more secure and convenient
l>laeo of meeting. Members of the
General Assembly shall not receive
any compensation for more than forty
days of anv one session: Provided,
That this limitation shall, not affect th£
first four sessions o.f_thfi. GeimuL
sembly under this Constitution.
Sec. 2. That the question of adopting
the amendment prefacod In tho fore-
• going Section shall be submitted to the
electors as follows : 'I hose hi favor of
the amendment shall deposit a ballot
■with the following words plainly
' printed or written thereon : ‘ Constitu
tional amendment to Seetion 9 of Ar
tlele III of the State Constitution, ad
ding after the word Tdace* In line fen
said Section the word* ‘until the end
of the session occurring In 1908, after
wbleh tbo said sessions shall he held at
.General Assembly of )ho State of
South (Carolina, Thar the fallowing
amendrnentjitto the ConstUution be
.•greed to, a.'id that the Gro question*
involved in such amemfinont be sub
mitted separately at the nestt gwnevHl
elect Ion to the electors qualliled to vote
for members of the House of Kerne*
seutattves, via: that there shall be
added to the Constitution the follow
ing additional Article, to bo ntimhored
any vacancy, and If none «f t
agers attend, the ettlxena, can mnpolnt
from among the Qualified voters Ibe
Managvr*. who, after being sworn, cin
conduct the election,
At the close of the election the Man
agers and Clerk must proceed publicly
to open (be ballot boxes and count the
ballots therein, and jontlnuo without
to me nfljmirnment until the same Is com
pleted. »nd make a statement of the re
»n U for ewel
ineTi t to thu
»J5y«f Amendments to the Constttu-
tion.v b'blcb shall reaTa* follows:
“Article of Amcudmeut4,to a ,tbc
Constitution.” , ,
St-erion I. The General Assembly of
this Mate may epact local or special
laws concermng IheTnyipgsloL" opeu-
Ing, itllering or wot king roads or high
ways, and eoVivoruiug tlic provhllug
lor the age atWjiich dilrens shaH be
subject to road duly, ant! couceifnlng
(I rains go.
■Scctinp y,-Tliat Si:lK|ivl*liin If aliT
Subdivision’ iX^hJSaciioo Jt, o(, Art'7
c!e 111. ot'the Coflstitutioti”'hrc bureby
rcfiealr.d. r
Appt uvotI Tirc ISth day of Fchrnnry,
A. D. 1901.
A J(H>T RESOLUTION Proposing
to AtiH'inl jwcf
the Cnnstitutio
Ion 7, Article VIII. o r
>n, Relating to Munici
pal Bonded Indebtedness.
Seetion L Be it resolved by tho Gen
eral Assembly of the state of South
Carolina, That the following amend
ment Insertion 7, Article VIII, of rhe
Constitution be agreed to,: Add as the
end thereof tho following word*: Pro
vided, further, That the Limitations
Iu>|irtsetlTfV this Section and by Section
•5, Article X oTThls Constitution, shall
not apply to bonded indebtedness in
curred by tho city of Greenville, but
»aid city of Greenville may increase It*
bonded Indebtedness in the manner
provided in said section of said' Article
to an amount not exceeding fifteen per’
eont. of the value of the taxable nrop-
•Tl.v lUorsin, whmv . lisa iwoceeds of
said bonds are ap|died solely to the
payment of past Indebtedness, t«' ex
penses and liabilities incurred or to he
incurred in the I in pro cement* of
streets and sidewalk*, and for provid
ing sewerage for said city, or any part
thereof, for pnrctiaGng. establishing,
owning or operating waterworks or
elect'ie light plants.
Mectloft 2. But the question of adopt-,
ing this amendment shall he submitted
at the irext ge.mM'sl election lo Hto elec
tor* as follows: Those In favor of the
amendment shall deposit a ballot with
the followingwords plainly printed or
written thereon: "Constitutional a*
meudtuent uf Mectiou seven, of Article
eight, of the Constitution; relating to
municipal corporations hiuI pblico reg
ulation*, Y”es.' ! Those opposed to said
amendment shall cast a ballot with the
following words plainly printed or
written tberWhu: “Constitutional a-
mendment of Hection seven, Article
eiglit. of the Constitution, relating to
municipal corporations and police
regulations. No.”
Approved the 18th day of February,
A. D. 1901.
will be
m. and
Poll* at each voting place
opened at seven o’clock a.
closed at four o’clock p. ui.
The following named persons have
been appointed Managers of Election
Hof State and County Glileers, to wit:
Allendale Precinct: H. A. Lazar,
John Googe, P S Dukes.
Barnwell Precinct: J D Pressy, II F
Odom. G IV Blank.
Bnldock Precinct : \V” T Calhoun, J
B Augley, J f, Ellis.
Bbiekville Precinct: G W Rod!ford,
a W Nevlls, J It Kelly.
Bull Pond Hchool Hmise Precinct:
\V R Krwin.J < Keel, J A Rouse.
Jerry Knelling’* Precinct: () C Bax-
lev, .1 M Sedier, J F Halford.
Rold In* Precinct: Frank Dunbar, J
C Grillln. M L MeElhonv.
Kline I’re.cirict: IV T Htill, G P Mor
ris, J L Biadlcy. __
Dunbarton P.eeinet : M D Anderson,
C L II lcr*r J II Wall.
Tinker’s Crc k Kehuol House Pre-
einct: P F J’arker, it F Weathersbec,
J M Weathers bee.
Sycamore Precinct: J L Angley, O
l). Alien, UF Mi ley, -
Ulmer Prednct: 1, II Williams, P M
Hearse, G A Rest.
Mlllett* Precinct: .1 A Jlevcr, James
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nstitution and algo tl
same. -
Within three day* thereafter, tl
■Chairman of the Board, or some .one
designated by tho Board, must dt'fiWr
to the -Commissioner* of Election the
poll list, Ibe boxea containing the bai
lor* and written statements of the re
sult of the election.
One of the above-named Managers
for each precinct must call upon the
Board of Commissioners, at the Court
House.-Jfoveniber 1st to Bth, 1904, to
receive ballot boxes, poll Hats and In
structions and to qualify.
X R- L. Usscry, .,
... - \J* H. Aaron,
Geo. M. Buist,
Cortimissloners State and County Elec
tions. X
X
NOTICE OF ELECTION
. FOR
RKPRESENT-ATIVK IN CONORE83-
AND ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT
AND VICE-PRESIDENT. "
mmm
State of South Carallna.l
County of Baruwcil. I
Notice Is hereby given that an elec
tion will he liehl at the several pre
cincts established by law in Barnwell
County, on Tuesday., November 8, A.
D. 1901, for Member of Congress from
Second Congressional District and for
Prcxddenlial Electors, pursuant to the
Constitution and the laws of the State
of South Cxrollnt. X . .
Poiinat each voting place will be
opened at seven o’clock a. nr., and
closed at four o’clock p, tn.
The following named person* have'
been appointed Managers to conduct
said election, to wit:
Allendale Precinct: RL Zeigler, J
H Hewlett, L W Googe.
BayuGdl Precinct: J B Morrt*, D C
Burckhalter. 11 J Baxley.
Hal.lock Precinct: R 8 Calhoun, W
H William*, J 11. Warren.
BtaekfTTTe PieFlncl: CT V7 NevIls,"E'
E Rhoden. P B Wise.
Bull Ppnd School House Precinct:
11 C Flowers, W Z Bryan, Lawton
Box.
Jerry Snelllng* Preelnet: W J Dun
can, T O Davi*, W’alter L Baxley.
Robbins Precinct: S J Bailey, C "M
Turner, .1 11 Sweat.
Kline Precinct: W Riley All, J L
Bradley, E 11 Jenkins.
Dunbarton Precinct: P II Baxley,
W L Bates, E B Burckbalter.
Tinker’s Creek Hchool Hou«e Pre
cinct: B O Mitchell, S P Folk. M 6
Hair. . „
Kycamore Precinct: Willie Mixson,
JuhiMile Brantt, J D Jenny.
Ulmers Precinct: J G Griffin, A B
To ten. JM Halford. • .
-MRIett Precinct: J II Duncan, 0 B
Dunbar, B W Peeples.
Willi*ton Precinct: A W Owens, W
W Willis, M F Wentherabee..
Elko Preelnet;: BF Drummond, W
M Jones, W T Mims.
Hercules CreeV HchoolHouse Pre
cinct: G W Morris, J L Baxley, J A
Morri*. , .
Fairfax Preclngt: B F Thomas, P D
Wilson, W H Prlostcr.
TTn the day of election the Managers
mu*t organize by tho election of a
chairman; a clerk.' may be named if
necessary. The chairman elected 1*
enyunven-d to administer oaths to the
oth.e.i- Managers and clerk.
Tho Managers have tho power to fill
any vacancy, and if none of the Mana-
ngepwattend, tlie citizens can appoint
Managers from among the quaiitled
voters, who, after being sworn, can
conduct tho election..
At tiie close of the election the Man
agers must proceed publicly to open
the ballot boxes and count the ballots
djouri
ment until the same Is completed, and
make a statement of the result thereof
and sign the same. o
Within c three days thereafter, the
Chairman of iho Bosrd, or some one
designated by the Board, must deliver
to the Gommissioners of Federal Elec
tions the polt list 1 , the boxes containing
the ballots, and signed statements of*
the result, of the election.
One of tbw aliovo-nvmed Managers
forcacli n red net must call upon, thrt
CD Ibwrd of Oonnujsaioners, at the Court-
House, NoveiiiFer TsL to oth, 1804, to
rccelyo hailo( boALS.'.afjiUiata ami...lil:. .
struet^Ba and ta qualify: . _ • ‘r
X \V. p Xwwt > .
\ * - Jas. H.J'athoun,
J. W. Thomas. *
Commissioners of Federal Elections.
RourUrco, \V J Harley.
VpiRstomFitHriuci: L
H lafud, J H Hpraw! :.
Elko-Pn-diict: 'i' E
WlniailT« f C I. ITiidc.
Ilerciilc* fTrok KqJinol House
clnct: W H (. rcech, F L htill,
Sanders, 9
Fslsfax Pivt-iotiS: G W Barker,
M< (dendon, W 1$ Wurckli tltoi'.
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On the ffar of dretfon the Matiagcjs
musL ..mv.si«.s-. Uv—the Hrm -of
Chairman and Clerk, if necessary.
The Chairman elected is tnipovvercd to
tfitiTTiiiUtor oaths.
The Managers have the power to fill
Pre-
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tha aiun« time and place bleuniallj'.'’—
Yea.”
Those opposed to said amendment
shall cast a ballot with the following
word* plainly printed or written there-
<h>: ‘’Constitutional amendment to
' Hection 9 of Article III of the Htate
Constitution, adding after the word
tan of aaid Section the
the end of the session oo-
Ing in 11HJ6, after which the aaid
; shall be held at the same time
place Weaulaily.’—No.”
.word* 1
Now ojkmi umler tho management of one of Augiis-
ta’s most competent i \ ’ modistes, and we
unhesitatingly assert, that these Departments
I IHt Ell Of. I li 18011
AYE carry an extensive line of reliable ‘
£>ry goods-
and can also show the correct styles in
DRESS GOGDSi'OTMMINGS, 5C.
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At liisTOld. Staxul, Opposite
- - Post Office.
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s Clothing that doesn’t require allowance to be made for
In fit, in style, tn quality we want you to look for all you'll
expect if you paid double the price.
It is mighty tempting for a man to come here and see so
much excellence in a line of suits at $10 00 to $25, when he
has been in the habit of indulging in more expensive goods.
JBoys’ Suits from $5.0010 $S\ocf
Special School Suits. $2.50 arid $3 50
Hawes’ and Stetson’s Hats in all styles and shapes.
Remember Jack Frost’s campaign begins in earnest pret
ty soon.
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Improved TOOLE Cotton Seed.
We have four hundred bushel* of
Improved Toole Cotton Heed fbr sale.
We have been very careful in keeping
this seed of cotton from getting mixed.
If any one wishes to know the growth
and yield of this seed we would be
pleased to bear from' him. Prices
quoted 011 application.
J, D. Box A Sons,
Otranto, d. G.
TRESSPASS NONICE.
AH persons are forbidden to enter
upon Sherwood PlantAtiim for tho pur
pose of hunting or trapping, taking
awav wood, straw or leaves, pasturing
stock, making paths or road* or com-
milting any other trespass, under pen
alty of prosecution to the full extent of
the law. ‘"'-A
BUTLER HAGOOD,
October 12th, 1904.
AFTER
I OF PM
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WITH THE
CHOICEST AND COMPLE-
TEST STOCK OF GEN-
ERAUMEPCHAN-
DISK EVER >
BROUGHT TO THIS SEC
TION OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Ouk Stocks are too vast to be
fully catalogued, too good^ to be
described in news ink, while .in
prices they challenge all competi
tion anywheje. —
OuttStorf. 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
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-
tOffi
advantage we have secured.
In Furniture
we have .all that is needed to
make Home the sweetest place in
all-the world.
In jClothing and
nishings
we .supply all ages and all occupa
tions to the content of their minds
and* the preservation of their
pockets. . r.
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.
In Shoes
—*-,• . ex-.-
we can mak<? your walks through
life a pleasure no matter what
rc ortr
yotirTrgrrm 1 Occupation may be.
In Groceries
we.have the foods that add to hu
man health and happiness' and
that are an antidote to doctor and
drug bills.
- lo Wagons and Bnggies.
-we are at the head of the proces
sion and far ahead of all competi--
lion.
But we are too busy to-day to
particularize, so-wilt make a con
tinued story of -it. Cordially in
viting you. no matter what you
need or want, to come to us and it
will be ouV best and constant aim
to serve you toyOrir fntt satisfac
tion. • A
SIMON BROWN’S SONS.
Q. A. Kennedy,
WII.L1STON, S.
A carload
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AND HARNESS HORKES KVKK
BROUGHT TO THIS HECTION BY
51K
I ALSO HAVE A CARLOAD OF
»QOH A l.f. R111TVI* \lllf.gilt _
IS Y0UR PRES
ENT V0SATION
SATISFACTORY? ?
|t@*A large and prominent
Life Insurance Company is
offering excellent contracts
to those wishing to engage
in the Life Insurance busi
ness.
Any.one desiring full, partic
ulars should pddress—A
MANAGER,
-T. O. Box 544, Charleston,
S. C. ... . —
MASTER’S HALE.
State of Snath Cap-Jina,)
County Barnwell. J
Court of Corndinn Pleas. •
VV. A. Smith, Plaintiff,
against
Wm. li, Breland, Defendant.
Decree for Foreclosure and Kale.
By virtue, of a decretal order to me
directed in the above entitled cuiit.e, 1
will sell at Barnwell, in front of the
Court Uou*e, on Monday, November
seventh, 1901. It being aaiedav In said
month, within tho legal hours of sale,
the following described real property:
“All that certain lot. of land with the
bttHrting* thereon, situate, lying and
being in the Town of Barnwell, in the
Ktate aforesaid Houmhul—North by
Mitchoil Adam* lot, Ka*t by Marlbor
ough trtreot, -KottHr hr street separa-
I wish to cm 11 the attention of my customers anti
friends, and the public generally, to ihy large and
wtdl selected stock of"goods, consisting of G-Rn-
tlkmun’s, - Youths and CwLDifEN’s Fall and
Winter Clothing, bought from the Northern man
ufacturers at the cheapest price, and us 1 am carry*
ing such a large line of clothing can safely say that
I can lit you, Yvhether you be.siim, regular or stout.
Mye lothing lias been cut by the best tailors of tho
North and is made to fit you and your friend. 4
Gentlemen’s shoes ef the following kinds:
King Quality, Stetson and Crossed.
Ladies Shoes and Slippers of the finest makes,
such as*- *
Queen Quality, La France, Drew-Selby
and Krippendoil and Dittman Lines.
I carry a .complete line of Gent’s Furnishing
Goods, White and Colored Vests, Trunks, N;v-
lises. Dry Goods and Groceries'.
Talcmg the. quality of tuy goods., into considcra-'
tion I am satisfied that you will find my prices
reasoniihle: - Come and see for yourself. I am
satisfied that one visit will cause you to be a reun-*
lar customer at mv store. My sons and Mr. Wil
lie Gillam are with me and will be gladfo serve you.
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CAPITAL.
SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS.
$80,000.
- $30,000.
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MONEV kept In joar-boaso may ba lost by Ibtft or f.re. Ik-iKiyii It with a* and
tranhf.-rthp rcsi*>n*ihilttv.
We cam- til’tUU. A K INSURANCE PUOTFCTION, rnd hare flir-pr<uf vnn’ts.
The I’dhlt uf drpoaitinc: with us will save you many « .l-dUr ttiat nii^til be unwisely
spent tf lr prm your p^r%t-TS. tX)N TKACT Til F. H XHIT NOW.
The c'jDvehfence tad Mfi-ty of paying all your obligations by check, onoe tried.
Will Uevt r I*c plven up.
Checks and drafts can lie safely sent to u* by mull withont t*-t:ig registered.
Either call iu person and opeif an account with us or write us.
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BUTLER HABWD, Vice-President...
P. M. BUrKfSmUM, cashier.
V. M.VMTLLE, Asst. Castder.
Many of our patrona hSvlrig!
supplied themselves with bag
ging and ties, we sliall not gin as-
heretofore advertised, namely:
gin and wrap for $1.50, ginning
alone for $l/1biit hereafter shal
operate as formerly: Ginning,,
yds. 2.1b. bagging, G new arroi
formerly owned by
to pay for
and West by lot
Men-er Sumter.”
Term* easb. Purchaser
paper*. .
iLjl. O’BANXON,
Master Barnwell Omitity.
Master’s offioe, October 6th, I'Hft.
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South Carolina, 1
Baruwell County /
Laura P. Priesrer,
-— Plaintiff,
v».
Jones II. C. All. *
Defendant.
Xkf xlr<«* of an exefition to me dl
reeled by the Clerk of tlie C'diirt of
Common Pleas, W.' Giltnifre Kii^mis, t
have levied upon and will sell to the.
highest bidder for cash in front of tlie
Court House in Barnwell ou MoMay..
the 7th day of November A. D. 1904,
It beln# salesday In said month vrithln
the lejjal hours of sale, tlie following
describeil real e*tate, t«w-wit:
All that certain tract of land in Bull
Pond Township, containing two^iou*-
and eight bundled ninety-two (3892)
acres, more or less, and bounded on
the North by land* of D, Kabr* and
8, A. Owens, East by land* of R. H.
Sams. &QULb bv Savannah River and
lands of Mrs. Kirkland, better known
as the Jones U. C. All plaee, West by
land* of D. Sam*. ^
Levied upon as the property of Jones
H. C. All under execution in’ fkfor of
Latira P. Priester, to satisfy tile said
execution and costs.
Term* of sale cash, purchaser to pay
foi papers. f
Frank H. CreWffi,
8. B. C.
Barnwell, O. H., 8. C.,
* October 11th, 1904.
T. B. ELLIS. Jr~
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
gpeclal attention given to theeftmpa-
tatlon of wat«r-pow«rs, leveling and
drainage.
A postal card addressed to meat Mar-
tig^. C., will revive prompt atten-
oettl-dO.lj
• '*. ■ 4 - % ' '
trfes for $1.50.
Ginning alone, 75c per bale.
7 Barnwell Oil Mill. t
THE.
THEY ARE
THE eHEAPEST.
I have the agency for Piedmont and
IlU-kory Wagons, Tyson & Jones-, Jack
son G Kmith and.Contlnental Buggies.
Having bought in carload lots 1 am
prepared to give wick bottom prices.
Before btlving give hie a call. It
will pay y«.u well to do so.'
0. A. Kennedy,
Wliliston, S.C.
A -arge Stock of all kInds of Harness-,
from the ebespest to the finest, any
parlor piece sold, also wiporlor Tot; of
buggies, and a few excellent horses'
and mules.
CHARLIE BROWN,
Ka^uw ell, 8. (5.
Ci F. Callioau, P. M. Butking&aiff’
Wm. MA
Calhoun & Ca
BB. J.'O. P. LEE, JR,
Dentist,
W1LLISTON, - - S. C,-
Will work anywlie.re in the country
by special appointment.
NOTICE REGULATING WORKING
PUBLICROAD8, Ac.
In pursuance of Act of General As-
setnlTy, approverf Felry. 27th, 190^;
the .County Board of 3 Commissioners
have llxed the time which persons lia
ble to road duty shall work tho road*
at four days during the year: ahd
when Commutation Tax Is paid in lieu
of work, theamount 1* fixed HTTwo
Dollars, to be paid oh or before Feb
ruary in each year.
O. W. Barker, Bhpehvlsof. •
R. O. Roberts, Jr., Clerk
Barowcl^-b. U , Oct. 3d, 1904. __ *>
FIPE,
Life, Accideqt,
LIGHTNINe
-AND-
Live Stock"
mURANCE i
—At Lowest Rates In-
Jhf ■
Strongest CotiPAKiES
GiLHODH & 00,
-OTFICK9 AT-
IHE BANK Of BARNWELt