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LlRtiEST CODJIff CIKCULATION,
.. Ill UKaDAX,.jmv B M ggK g. JMv
T.
MBMOOftAtiC DUTY.
Kyfry DemcM-jat In the Secontl Dif»-
rriot kIiouIiI vote for Jtime* O. Tiitter*
•er<mn fer Ooogre** on n<jxt Tuetdijr.
WhonM the RepiiMHnM cafrjr the next
Uoumi of ReprencnUtlve* hy a narrow
majority they will Incroate it by tnrn-
f nit nut Demon rata and .cent lux Re*
publican* In the atead of our folks. To
give no oxcuaa for MiC'h tnranne**, no
pretoxt for oiittlfli: down the Sourh’a
repreaentatlon In (tonxrr** let every
wnn vote.
Candidate Pattoraon alionld recelye
the top notcli vole of the Hoinonracy of
the District. And It I* an—obligation
on honor a* well, for evoty Demoornt
pledged hiuiaelf In the primary to sup
port the party nominee*.
Let Barnwell give her beat vote to
her honored ton.
^.Col.Jamea II. Tillman ileuit's arty
lute mention on Ids part of becoming a
MetlndDt preacher.
The Stale Fair was attended la*!
week by aome 10.1)00 people, and was
neces«ttrlly more of n frolic tljan u fair.
To make It really helpful t<» tfie agii
cultural interest* it should hereafter
rpu at leant two weeks.
William Jenninp* Dryan closed Ills
ae«H>nd cHnvas* of Iiidisna iast week,
having ma>lo 75 speeches to 700,000
people in hehalf of the Parker-Dayi*
ticket. That «l>ow» that the great ?.e
braskan ls T far from being dea l, , ami
should forever end thn barking of
Trav, lllauclie ami Sweetheart.
NOl’ICK OF FLECTION
for
STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS,
AND FOR AMENDMENTS TO
THE CONSTITUTION.
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rlc«
pror
Stale of South Carolina,
County of llarnwell.
Notice is herehygiven that nn
tl.*n will he held at the several
clneta established by lav in tinru well
County, on Tuesdav. November.s, IPod,
for the following oflb’Ws, to wit:
Covernor, Lieutenant (governor, Seo-
retacy,of state, Attorney*(<etteraI,J*fa'e
'ITeasuror. Comptfo11 er-(»cneraI, Mii-
perinteodent of Kdueatinn, Adjntant-
«nd Ih*|»M>tor Om^ral, One Railroad
Commissioner, Probate Judge, County
HnpervDor, County Suporimendent of
Kducati-n, SherilF, tUetk of Coiirt.
tJoroner, Solicitor, a Semi tor muf 44»re«
Representatives. „
Pursuant b> the ('onstittition of
South Carolina an election will be .held
At the same time and place fur amend-
tnent* to the Coititltutlon of Smith
Carolina, pursuant to the term* of Joint
Resolution* No*. USd, tHI and JO ( Art*
'^of South thirolina, pp. (>74, 075 und
*70). as follow*:
A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing to
Amend Section P, of Artiele III. of
the State Constitution, sons t<> Pro.
▼ide for Biennial Sessions of the
General Assembly.
Section l. Be It resolved by the (Sen-
oral Assembly of the State of South
Carolina, That the following .amend.-
ment t«i the Constitulirm of the state
of South Carolina he submitted to tin*
qualified electors oA the State at the
next general election for Rcjnescuita-
tlves + and if a majority of the elector*
t ualifled to rota for inrmbers of the
anera!
i 1
Genera! Assembly, voting thereon,
•hall vote in favor of such amendment
and a majority of each branch of tire
General Assembly, shall, after such
•lection, and before another, ratify the
an mo amendment hy yeaa and n*c«.
Section 9 of Article 111, of the Consli
Intlon, relating to the Legislative De
partment, be amended by adding alter
the word .“p'*H‘ e ’'i n line ten of said
Section, the word* “‘until the end of
the session occurring in 1!K)(>. after
which the said fesaUma shall be held ai
♦he same time and place hfenniallv;”
that said section a* ‘amended sball
vend as follows:
The annual session of the Conor*!
Assembly heretofore elected, fixed by
the Constitution of the yeaf pfghrren
Approved tbo HUi day of Ftbruary,
A. D. 1004. —
A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend
the U" n * t l tl, ti<’ n so m* to Permit the
General Assembly to enact Local and
Special Law* on the Hubj* 4 ot of L iving
Out, Opening, Altering and Working
Roads and Highways. And A* to the
Age at Which Oltlson* Hhail be StTTi-
j.7cr vcRotid or rntror rntmtrt>w
thtfilloji iBe It Resolved by t lie
conduct the elMitlon,
At the ulnae of the election the M»n
ngers and'Clerk must proceed prtbitcly
to open the ballot boxes *iid count the
Imllot* therein, and continue without
1 adjournment uitLll .the same is cont-
| id in sky a statement of the re
Ocr.eral Assembly of lba‘Rtkuf of r
tout.Ii Carolina, That tko f*llowlng
aiiie.tidment ?!to the^-Uiif)ntHutloti he
agreed to, nnd thaj Die teo q*ie*tlon*
Involved in such amendment be *uh-
mitted separately at. I he next general
election elector* qtialldtidto vote
for ineinoors of* the House of Ih'pre-
sentatlves, vlt: that there shnll be
a<lde<l to4lie Constitution the follow
ing additional Article, to be numbered
properly In the consecntivc order of It*
adoption, to be designated a* “Article
of Amendments to the Constitu
tion,” which shall read u* follows:
“Article - ~ of Amendment* to^thc
Ot»p»tltutlonJ”
.Section I. The General Assembly of
thl* Stale may enact local or s|n*ejsl
law*voncomtog fbo laying out. npt-o-
lug, altering or working roadsorbi-gb-
vays, anti concerning t!io providing
for the age at w hich cill/.cii* Khali be
aubject to road dutj’, and concnuing
drainage. ~ . ——
.Section 2. Tliat. Subdivision II and
SuhVllvls’ou IX of .Scciion "1, of A rll-"
c!p IIJ. of the Constitution, are hereby
repealed,
A ppruved the It'tb day of February,
A. D. IDOL ’ I
A JOINT HESOI.U ITON Proposing
to Amend Section 7, Article VIII.
the Constitution, RehitUig to Munici
pal Bonded I ndelnerines*.
Section 1. Be it resolved by ilc> Gen
eral Assembly of the State of South
Carolina, 'I hat the following amend
ment to section 7. Article VIII, of tip?
Constitution be aiir.cd to: Adds* the
end thereof the foiiowin;* word*: Pro
vlded, furlbcr, That, the T.ititltatlous
Impose,d bv this Seollon and by Scciion
5, Artlcle X ot this <;ut:s!,itui,ij>M, >hjlU
not apply to bonded IndebtetlrK.** i;'--
currcil by Iho-city Of (iroenviJIo, but
-a'd city of Greenville may Increase it-
liniulcd Inihditedhess in the manner
jirovltled in said section of>avd Article
to an nmonnt not, exceeding fifteen per
cent, of the value of th*» taxable prop
erty therein, where the proctcds *>f
’suHTfiiuuD ate ftbi-lIrtTl—fOtPly to tire
payment of past Indebicdticsj^-to ex
penses and I'ahiiUiea it.curred or to bo
Incurred In Ihe Improvernetils of
*treef* ami sidewa!!**, and for provid
ing sewerage for said city, or any part
thereof, for pnryha*it'g, establisl. mg,
owning o- opr rating vOaterworksor
eleet'io light plant*.
Section -. Ttut-the question of adopt
ing tiiis amei-iTItnent shall he suhniitted
wi_Lh<L-m»xt genera I eleetii n to the eke-
tor* as follows: Those it) lavor of the
amendment shall deposlt. a hathrt with
th? following words plsinlv pi luted or
written, rherenu:—**TTmstttTrttnTnrl—a»
meiidinent of Section seven, of Article
eight, of the Gonstittftion, relating to
.nninicipal corporations and police reg-
ulaiiome. Yes.” Those opposed to sold
amemlnicut shall cast a ballot with the
following word* plainly printed or
wrifKui thercoti: “Gonstituti.mal a-
menduieni of_S«ctioiT sJven, Article
eight, of the Coti*tltttHon, relating to
municipal corporations ftmt. poiidc
reeVnatfons. No.”- 4
Approved the 18th day of February,
A. lb I'.-oi,
Foils at ixiidi voting place will be
opened at seven o'clock a. in. and
closed at font o'clock p. hr.
The following named persons have
heen np;iolntC(i .Manager* of Election
for .••tatr and County UCdeers, to wit.:
AllendalePrecittet; II. A. Laxit,
John Googc, I* S Dnkrs.
arty vacancy, and If none Of the M*n-
tger» attend, the eitUer.* can appoint
IfrnflB among the Quallrt ,d voter* the
Manager*, who, after being *worn, can
suit fof each ofllc* and for each amen
ment to the Loiistitutiun and sign the
asWie.
i iVltldn three day* thereafter.
Chairman of the Board, or some one
designated by tha Board, ninat deliver
to the Oommiasioner* of Klceilon the
poll list, the boxes containing the bal
lot* and written statements of the r«U
atilt of the election.
One of the above-named Managers
for each ptcclnct must call upon the
Board of CWunDaloner*, at the Court
Douse, November l*t to ftth, 19f>4, to
receive h'tllot boxes poll Hat* and In-
fitfttetious and to^qmilify.
K. I,. Ussery, -
J. K. Aaron,
Geo. M. Uul*t,
Commissioner* State :»nd County Elec
tion's.
52 laches Long, Fall and Graceful, Scotch- Mixlnres
ia Different Shades, Great Bargains from .
‘$1250 to $25.09.
BOYS’ - OVERCOATS!
JUST * RECEIVED!
MUL-eS.
One.far of fine large* an;l mcflirtm mulcsy jnst in front
the West. Afl young ami well shaped.
One* enr of fim* liir oc ami im’dium shv d horsey well
shaped^ the very thin# for driving, rind soliu- comhinatiort
liorses which can be used, under saddle, in harness <u with
gears.
NOTICE OF ELECTRON
FOR tH
KEFRKSF.NTATI V R IN CONGRESS
,v\l> F.f.Ef rOK^OF FK ESI DE-XT
AND VtCE-fREslDKNT.
St vte of South CnrtiMoH.)
Cou lily of BnrtiwelL t
* Notbm is tn rtby given tbKt an c!cc-
tit/ii wi'd Lb held at the »cvorai pre
cincts cstuldishrd by law in Barnwell
OMint/, on Tuesday, November 8, A.
D. UK'I, for Mimiber of Congress from
Second Oungres.-iomiLlilatrict and for
I’resideulia! Eleeturs, puistiunt to. the
('onstltutLon Hiid.tho law* «>f the State
i>[ Siduh CarnliiiH.
Fulls at each voting place will ho
(I® at m-v‘Cu ohdht'k It:'inttml
npene
eloseil *► ftutr oVUwk p. m.
The following named • persona Imvc
been iippnnited Managers to conduct
sain e!dot inn, to tfit: , _
AUeod ile Fivcinet: R L. Eeiglcr, J
ii Hewlett. I. W Ge-oge.
Barnwell Frceiuut: J B Morris, 1) C
Burekhalter. H J Baxley. ^
Ilsldn 'k Fre.-lncf: R H Cnlhonn,
W
H Williams, J 11 Warren,
v ifio nt l
K RlH»h n^i* BAVIac.
Bnfl Fiinl Sch'iul rTonse Freelnet:
II G Floweu, W Z Bryan, I. aw ion
Box.
Jerry Snelllngs Precinct • W J Dun
can, 'I' O DsvK Walter I. Baxley.
R.ihhii.s I’recinet: S J Bailey, C M
'I’nrner, J li Sweat
Klina Freelnet: W Riley All, J I.
Brad fey, E 11 Jenkins.
Dupb.-tTfon PtfTlnet: F II Baxley,
tV f, Bate*, E B Bqrckbsiter.
'J inker’s LTtek ^l•!Jl>.>l ilou'-e Pre
cinct: B O Mitchell. S 1* Folk, M S
Hair. .. i ' '
Hvcantore Fw*c|net: Willie Mix*on,
Johnnie Brantt, J D Jr-unv.
nrirner* I’reeimt: J G Urillin, A B
I'ivten. J M Halford.
iMiiicit Preci’ict: J H Dmicao, C I
Dunbar, It VV Fcep’es
Willi-ton IT<cinci : A tV Owens, tt
W tV illia., M IT V.'earlrei sbei*.
Eiku Frednct: It F Drtunimiiid, W
M June*, W T Mima.
Ilefcttfra flreetr S.-hnrrt flrnrs" Frn-
Barnwcll F reel net: J P Prraay, II F i eiij,ctT G tV v Moi rla, J L
Odom. O W Black
Bui dot', k Precinct: W
It Auglay, .1 L Ellis.
Blackviile Freelnet: ■(}
G tv Nevlls, .1 It KeBy.-
Bnll Fuad Sehmil-jlnuse
T Calhoun, J
W RoJlfmd.
Precinct:
W IT Erwin. J C Keel. J A Rouse.
Jerrv Siielting’* Freelnet: 0,0 B*x-
lev. .1 M SiidTtfr, J F IlatfOTit. ‘
Kohl Ins Freelnet: Frank Dii'ibar, J
G (iriilin, M L McElLxjuy. —-
Kline Freelnet: W T Still, G F Mor
ris, J L Bradlev.
Dunbarton Freelnet : M D Anderson.
CTT. tiler*. J H Wall,
’i inker’s Creek School House Pre
cinct: F F Parker, 1! F \Venther»bee,
J M tVeathershee.
Sycamore Precinct: J T. Augley, O
D Allen. U F MIU-v.
Utmer Precinct : L H tVilliam?. F M
Kcarse, (» A Rest.
Mllletts,Precinct : J A Meyer, James
Rountree, VV J II nr ley 4 .'
WUllston Freelnet
Baxley,
J A
Morris
'Fairfax Freelnet: Rd^Ti'.omas, P I:
tVil-nn, W li Frie-te/.
_ On the ilav of clccti.m the Manager,
must organir.e by the eii'j'lon i f a
cliairman; n* clerk in.ty he ninnoil 11
necessary. The .chairman ell:t.-tcd i«
•empowertd to Hilminisler oaths to the
oDter- M arr.TgPTa gntpplc/k. ->-■ ' ~
The Mating:rs liav* the power tojlll
any vacancy, and If none of the Mann-
agers attend, the citizens can apiioint
Mirmrgers from antm g tlic qualilied
voters, who, after being sworn, can
conduct the olectiou.
At the close of the election the Man
agers nui*t proceed publicly to open
the ballot, boxes and count the hinlets
the-reio, anil coc.titrje without a'ljouru
•went lirttil the sama is completed,, and
make Jt.f-lalenient of the rcrtrlt-lhorcof
and 'i;'!! the sit me.
TTfdrfiaTreT
II LoOiT, J H Sprawls.
/Elko Precinct: T E
nvim
tTr?
or someone
L M Spm.wls, '!* | rle.-'fgtrvteiThv the B.iard, niust deliver
.. tVitbLi -threc ilav*
Chairman of. thy Board.
v-eight, to convene on
fffif foYrrth TimsTa y ^ ot'To-yeiti!.(^f. Ih m. t »» orgaaitaedMA
the ye*f ofiigkfeen hundred and nine
fy-ftve, li hereby postponed, and the
same shall he convened and held in t he
city of < olumhia on the second Tuea-
day of January in the year eighteen
hundred and ninety-six.
The lir-t session of the General As-
*embly elected tinder this Constitution
shnll convene in Columbia on the see
ond Tuesday in January, In the year
eighteen hundred and ninety seven,
and thereafter annually at the same
time and placrt until the end of the ’ses
sion occurring in RtOO. after which the
said sessions shall be held at the same
time Knd place biennially.
Should the Casualties of war or con-
taglntls diseases render it unsafe to
meet at the seat of government, then
the Governor may, by proclamation,
appoint a more secure and convenient
place of meeting. Members of the
General Assembly shall not recelVe
any oompensatioivfor more than fortrv
day* of anv one session: Provided,
That this limitnt’on shall not a (Feet the
grst four sessions of the I7enei*ST'^'“
sembly under this Constitution.
Bee. 2*. That Hie question of adopting
the amendment prefaced in the fore
going Section shall be submitted to the
electors as follows : Those in favor of
the amendment shall deposit a ballot
Arlth the JulloAvfng words plainly
printed or written thereon : ‘ Constltu-
tlooai amendment to Section 0 of Ar
le 111 6f the State Constitution, ad-
ag after the word‘place’ In line ten
of said Section the words ‘until the end
the Mssbm occurring in IbOti, after
Which the Slid sessions shall he held at-
thc aaiuc time and place biennialiv.’—
Ym.” £-
Those opposed to sanl amendinent
shall east a hnllot with the follow ing
word* Plainly printed or written there
on:‘‘Constitutional amendment to
KectlPn h of Article l^| of the State
tjonatltntlon, adding after the word
plaoe’Jn Hue ten of said Section the
iM’djJuotil Mm* end of the session oc-,
rring In IJk**!, after which the said.
i'«|ons sjiall b4*Uieldat the same time
‘ hl•«u»l^tllJf• , —No.”
Turner, 1. P
iVIllVams, C Fj Wsde.
Hercules Creek School House Pro-
etnet: tv II Cnecii, F’lr Stili, J ()
Sanders. - r
FairfaxJ’rri lnct : G W Barku, C D
McClendun, W B ttUTcklTnlfcr. , -
_ lin the rtiiv of flc;-iutu iImv
to tfie C< mmi^sTorims of Fcilcral E! 1 c-
limis tlic poll list, tlic h(nte«xinitalniiig
the haHrrtx, ttriiT sTgtcd stMtemcnts
trb-'-re-sult of tim «»lornr.ii,
of
M an n>er*
upon the
One nf file ahove-i!iine«l
for c »ch prccipct must ca’i
Board of -Cmnuilssiopera,
I!pu»,\ Nuv<’mhcr l-u to pth 4 I??)I, to
rocjrjxu-lKiiUit-Uovi S poll Uslt* Hint l;i-
Chainnan and Clerk, if necessary
The (’halrmsn elected is empowered T*»
administer oath*.
'Fhe Managers havn tb¥power to fill
tv. H. DeWirt.
J«s. S. *,’Hlhnun,
J. tv. Tlmmas.
Conitpissinnora of Federal Elei.tionsk
0 to 16 yen is, hhu-k ami hmey Scotch ufii.tturos,
very Ion of and half licit, $3.60 to $12.60,
lien’s Stylish Suits,
Youths’ Stylish Suits,
Boys’ Stylish Suits,
$10. to $35.
$8, to $20.
$3.50, to- $10.
McGREARY’S,
720 BROAD ST.
$
AUGUSTA, CA. f
<$>'
<$>
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Improved ICOLE CoUoa feed.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
We have four bu».d-ed bushel* of All p*m.n< nr* hcrehy forbidden, n<-
fmproved Toole Cotton Seed for sale. 1 t, ’ r G^-nt. r upon land* owned or
tVe have been very careful in keeping hy c; her of (he undersigned
this seed ul coifun from getting q.ixcd. i '« •''>>!* .>(. ami Rosemary lowml.Jp*
If anv one w n-he* to know the growil, '.''“"' V ‘"‘' ''well lor the purpuse of
,nd yield 'of this seed we would he hunting bv day or hy mght. hiuling
pleased to hear from him Price* > ^ wt Y'V h'avca pa-thring
quoted oil applieKtion. " ,m k ‘ kU "« ' "H:* or road-, or a; y
J, D. Box & Sons,.
Otranto, S. C.
TRKHSFA-SSTxT rN DE.
All perforta arc f.uhldden m enter
upon Sherwood Plantation for .the pur
pose of hunting or trapping, taking
away wood straw or leave/, pasturing
»?oek.: making (u\tlis or road* nr coin-
milting anv other trcapnsv uudi r pen
otli-r tresj as*, under penalsy of prus-4'
ecntb.n to Hie full extent nf the law.
M. F. H iUN, J. M. Hair,*
J. P Lee, .Ir, s. M. I! road water,
- M.. Fy.li-iil, _
A. M. 1 b>iilii'i'e, F~ <1 I ee.
AVe will have in a fine line of tiie m wt up-to-datd
busies tiuit you have ever seen in this seetion of the
country.
,, WAGONS.
T }y e cjirry a most comnlcte line Of fi'.nn WRjYons of- the
highest j5nule,jin4an:tkvU> wjU . V(,!1 ono-horso
of 1tWo-hoi f se wno'oii and cun tissui'e you there is no better
oy the maihet,
INVITATION.
Till’, PUBLIC (vEXLKALLY
IS INVITED TfFC-OMF. T(V OUR ^TABLES AND INSPECT OUlt
MULES And HORSES. If you
1
HAVE DRIVEN OR RIDDEN ANY
HAVE IN OUR STABLE.
WILL COME
MULE OR HORSE
WE WILL,
THAT WE
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1. Furman Still and Sons.’ Stables.
BLACKVILtE, -
S.C,
airy of pronocutiun to tlic full extent of
the law.
BUTLER ItAGOOD, ,
October 12th, 11)0-4.
Farms fer Said.
TOW is tlie time
XTOW
JN r '
to buy improved
Land*are cheaper
i t nun.
A I’Kit
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Wit 11 THE
ClIpICEST AND COMPLE
TE ST STOCK OF GEN-
_J£ KA L M EI'C11AN•
DISK EVER
BROUGHT TO THIS SEC
TION OF SOUTH
CAROLINA. ZZ
Ouk Stoq;-;s ,.-are-.to^-vast to.
fuHy mini(i^ued., too'
described in irews ink, while jn
prices (hey thhltinge ail competi
tion anywlioje. _ .
now tUah rhey will excr be agam
■r for- -«af^.--- It r*
the only saftt and ^ubstiiutial inva>t-
nient. The (lemaml is increasing,
prices arc aii'vsnti.ig and wc c.iunoladd
one eere to the World’s supply.
It is the prevailing opinion that we
wiil never see low priced cotton again.
This means higher p»h-t<* for iho farm*
that* product the fleecy staple.
I otfer the followi; g farm* f,»r sale
*t very low prices for ri;e next .'10 days,
term* e*«h, or ouc-fourili cash, h.Gance
in live equal anrie.al in-'Hlii'ients. 7 per
cenl. IfHeresi on d> f,-rr«-sl pHy ntenra, -
n^pv be vutir l ist oppor
tunity m tiny * GOD!) FLACK cheap
on easy term?.
BARN WELL TOWNSHIP.
I). S. Hair Fla re, 15!> Here*, :! btii'd-
ings. Itimml irie.: N. by lands of
Idi* Dorling li.irt, E. hy. 'Turk'v
Greek, s. h\ 'estate of Allen LLUr, \V.
by L O. Ilagocd and J. K. Bi: t.
Vtice. ibidh-.
four milk town amp.
Is, J. C^Vt A l! ink!r.»nii Plat e. 09 acre*,
J hrtihl^bgs. Louiirla'ic-: P»t t of tiie
fHxisloii of estate of S. llalikinson.
Adjoining lands of M. W. & Sa'-ii Hat
leyJoseph Asliicy u:ui M-xa—E. Fliil-
put.
Ock Stpkf. Rooms and VVare-
. jbOL'ses are an Exposition in tbem-
stdve;; of the best outputs of the
world’s foremost productions, atuT
must be seen to be appreciated.
So "ive us the pleasure of your
calls and patronage and we will
inukc it to your profit.
,\Ve bought in car load lots from
orUfiaal hands and so saved the
iff, and our cus
tomers shall be sharers in every
advary age-
In Furniture
have all that is needed
Price, fit;a.
I! an kin sen Pliicf, 9J acres.
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SURPLUS ar.d UHDI7IURT) PROFITS.
W 003-
- $30,033.
nay In: lost l.y theft nr fire. I» is>sifit with ua and
MONIW kept in \a r l,*Hi:
tranufeinOie re>j-s>i:*ih’-lifv.
V, »■ carry B!' :>■>!.It INsCIt\NGI'. PIOTT CTION, rn I hay.- t'c-o-pr > d vmils.
• The hal it < t d< p(.>iti.i^ with ns wiil s -vi- yon i::h> \ a lin’d tr tint! nil:at U'limvisely
spent .If k j** IT ynnr |r«'knts. t\IN litAt T 1 MK M\BIT ! io\. '
Tl.e e T,ye:'i.''ace i i i -ifi ty o£ pay iu all yoar oblu'atiinis .»/ ea; k, once tiled,
wil 1 never !*• given up. 1 ' * .
Chei-kK and drafts can tv safely sent to u* by mill! vritlenit h<'iiiT rc^:*ti-r«. 1.
Either call in person and open an ati •>'ia> with u-i or write n*.
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LUTLEIfr tl ACttOU, ViecdV* si‘b at.
BL'GKl'V HI \M,.( ns',1. r.
(t. W. SI ANVH.LE, As: t. C.. .a.er.
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Floyd
Thuildiiigs. Bouudarlc*: N.hv iamfsj
of J. Ashley, K. X W. hjt llai.kin-ou,
atid Si. by J. Ashley. Pi ice. lk).>. ,
mi r.i.i srox township
Sanford Place, 225 acre*, nearly h!l
cleared, good clay Und, 1 two store
residence, 1 tenant house and barns
ami stable*; near Klko. Bounded hy
pobl’o road .leading f,-om4G>u'K v ille to
Elko, and liunUof S. ft. Hair,.Alice- I).
rhouudn, Odom and N II istausell.
-> I‘i Ice. fi.OtX).
' RED (t.V.KTOWNsnilG
Aaron Place, Una acres. 2
we
make Horn
all the world.
n.ecded Fa Mrs. La ira Tohiu
the Sweetest pktee in
acres. 2 tenant
c*. good clay
land and rents well, linituded : N. hy
Saitkeliatclitc River; S. hy estate bind*
of Mostyt Sanders; K. bv B. J. SainTers;
amv of F. W Wagencr /fc Go-;- VV. h\
L'lioe, f2,0tt0.
Also 3J1 a 're*, clay
urh—ftnrvnrp' i ; jq
Now opoii under the manapreinent of one of Aupus-
tn’s most competent nmr pajmhir modistes, and we
mi hesitatingly assert that these Departments
AYE carry an .extensive line of reliable
D1FY goods.
and ca:i.also fdipw the eoneet styles in
DRESS GOODS;TRIMMINCS,SC.
T. W. rOSKKUV..II{.4('<
862 BKOAD st AUUTSTA, (IA.
insnings’
we supply all ages and all occupa
tions to the content of their-minds
and the preservation, of their
pockets.
In .Dry and Dress
Goods, "N otidns
E. hj- W ill it*
gOtrEaeacess^c
land. [>art cleni
--try < '*:*■ rtt>we-
Hill;'h. hy V. rV S. T.
V ■ t *
Jlaiiy of out’ patrons having
supplied*themselves with bag
ging and ties, avo shall not gin as
heretofore advertised, namely: -
gin mid Avrap-ipi*: 8L^),-igi^hiRg
alone for XlL bat liereafter;shai 1
operate as formerly: Ginning, 6
yds. 2 lb. bagging, 6 nerv arrow
ttus for 81.51).
j! inning i
” *rri»r-
, im ]>er
<*
Barnwell Oil .Mill.
IS Y0UR P R E s-i
Price, ^2i)0.
-Mv- PariHre.
A!»a 27j ftAre* cl i v Find, part clear
ed. Bound'd: N by Mr.*.-S- E. Tar-
riince; s hy Cluirlc* S’ecbir.en. and W.
by W. M Parker, Price ?200.
we have..all the goo,d and beauti
ful fabrics that delight the femi-
nineTreart and multiply the hap
piness and attractiveness of the
fair’Set.
Iir. ShoeS'
we can make your walks through
life a pleasure no matter what
y(hir age or occupationdnay l>eT~"
AI40. 2T at-re?, elay l-i-ud, *11 cleared
nml rent* (Veil. Bounded: N. hy <). V.
Baxlev; E. hy A. AlUriuh. known a*
the Roper Place: S. hy W. M. Parker;
W. by Julitr Kiliingswurch. Price,
; : u
ROSE M AR Y TO VV X s H IP.
2( 0 acre*, tenant hou*e*; ham* find
KtHhles. good land. Bounded: X. hy
Long Branch; K. i>v Rxu n irv Greek;
.S. hy Mr*. Mary WiliN; and VV. bv e*-
tife of Joshua McCreary. Price,
*2.0.X). ' .
RICH LAND TOWNSHIP.
100 a(i r ps, Bounded: N. by It. C.
Holman or C. F. Nurnberger; S. bv K.
W. Hnlman; E. by Mr*. M I. MU'lker;
In Groceries "
-1 /.
we have the foods that add to hu
man health and happiness and
Harley Place, 550 acre*, 2;;(> cleared,
balance In wmxl and timber, 2 tenant
that are an antidote to doctor and
drag bills.
In Wagons and Buggies
we are at the head of the proccs-.
sion and far ahpad of all competi-
tion.
But we arc too busy to-day to
particukrnrcrsn will make a con
tinued story of it. Cordially in
viting you. no matter what you
need or want, to come to us and it
hon»e* on plaev\ dwelling recently
burned, 7 mile* from Barnwell Oonrt
IIoiiko, on public road. Hounded bv
land* of Wei\tber»hee. Dick*, J.” ().
Patterson, James Tilly and K I.. Pat
terson. Price, fd.fftO.
J. O.- PATTERSON & SON,
Barnwell, S. C.
vvjh he ourbest and Constant arnr
to serve you to yemr full satisfac
tion^
SIMON BROWN’S SONS.
r. B. ELLIS. Jr..
Survey or and Civil ^Engineer
ppcclnl attention given to tha compu •
talion of water-powers, leveling and
•muTmrgB;''* ■ ■■■*■■ ■
E N T VOCATION
NJJCI'IGi': regTVvting working
PU Bldg, KfltAI S. A... -_J_
In piirtiiaiice of Act. of General .A«-
seinbly. appn v> d Fell, 2.(11., 19144$
SATIS FA
e
f the Guiintv Board of <'omiiiiK*U>ii> is
Tt*rwd Ttr"’ rt> rrr % nt>-'ff7.t-T*nir5rwr- -
hie t<> road dntv *aa!l work the roa-l^*
Jg© B *'A large and prominent
Life . Insurance Company is
offering excellent contracts
to those wishing t*> engage
in the—Life insurance busi-
3 « '
ne*3. _
Any one desiring full partic
ulars should address _
MANAGER,
P. O. Box 5|4, Charleston,
S. C.
. MASTER'S, SALE.
State of Soviih Ciir<>liria,4
county of liaruwcll. f
F’inirt wMJomninn -Pleat.
when GoiiiiV.maliuni Tax i* paid in lieu
of w-irk', tli'* amoufft 1* l!\ci| at i'wi#
Dollar*', t<> he nai.l <k:i or before. Feb.-
ruary in each year.
O VV. Barker, S:i;>ervi»or.
U. G. Roheri*. J 1 '., Clerk.
Barnw S. t; , Oct .Id, I )!)i.
C. F. CdlTjun,. . P. )1. iiiitkiu^diU
Ws. MA .
Calhoun & Co.
nm
n'y
\v.
A. SiiilMi, PjaliUiff,
ngaiort
Wm. L. Ifreland, Dpfcndant.
Decree for Foreclosure and Sale,
By y Irtue of a decietoj order to
di+ected-iri ibe above on lit led eati-e, I
■wiil Fell at Barnwell, in front of the
Court Hou«e, ,on Manday, November
seventh, 15KH, It b*dog naleday hi said
me
mouth, witlilh the legal l^oiir* of sal
tbe foH+ew+uj;,d3*t'i lbed gen) property ;
“ AiLihut ciirtnin lot oT UinlwhU*he-
'A:
Aci
Cyclon
tl)
LICtIiTHINv?
AND
Live Stock
building* tln-reon." situate, Ivlng ami]
b*dirg in tliw’fown of Barnwell, hi the J
-At Lowest Rates In- •
HmAmi
State aforesaid- bounded . Nonh hv
Mirclie'l Adam* lor. Eiiit by Marlhor-f — ; %
SSl’iuZl'i^rKJSL JJSwTK?’!Strongest Companies.-
’’"“‘"i .tiiweutOL ■.
and West
Men>cr Sumter,”
T~*y^ffi | f , Tff1r ‘‘‘t"i'rri'*n t sf-r tn pHY' tmi’r
A postil I card add reneed to meat. Mar- , PMXsfe. *
till, S. C., yyill ef'elve prompt atten-! -* U-L D HANNON,
' - . ^ I Master Ba-nwell Gouotv. I „ ■*
- octUst), ly Ma*ter’« otilce, Ociobcr Stk, ibei. THE BA.N K. QF BARNWELL
—OFFICES AT-