The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 10, 1904, Image 2
M. I. HOLMES, Eifttr l lmp’r.
RtiEST COCJSTT CIRCULATION.
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TIIURiDAY, NOVKMPKRIO, 1804.
TIIK 8AM K Olil* MRDIOINK.
Th* Ropiiblh'Hnii won n vlotory
fn Tu^Uy’i election. Theodore Itoore-
velt reeelvln* n Urger -vote thnn Mo-
Kioley did four yean ago.and leeurlng
an lncreH*«d majority In Congrea*.
Judge I'arker, cardldate of the re-
nnltod Deiooeiaey, waa ii alow.er run
ner ihan W. J. Bryan four yean ago.
Th« vote aa given up to ln»t adrleo*
R«o»evelt 2»:4;-Parker Iftl,' doubt-
Jul Hi. neceiaary to a choice 230.
"Proaparity" did tho bdaiuet). The
people t>nt that before oil other argu
uienta ami allot their eyea to tlie trend
of linperlalUtlo policies.
one roomer for |1.0(K) nhd twenty other
chlekana of that atmlii for ll.CMK) to a
o o rrnwr Tmyiirr • • la dr w iwt ~a t kr
Louis he refused nn offer of 11,000 for
k nine pound rooster, saying it was
worth $1,500.
Tho tuythtoa! goose flrntd^id the
golden egg I* not In it w Ithf the ‘J
cwniury In n. 1
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TODAY TIIK TIMS.
\Te republish today on fourth page
tho address to Cotton Growers, looking
to cooperation) in an effort to control
prices. r
Today tho farmers of Barnwell
county will meet to rake action, and no
exhortation by u» can add to the force
of the call of the committee. It is u
(natter concerning every cotton grow
er *kvv-.' .
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t tpK KA&TKKM WAR. • -
The Janariese claim to have Port
Arthur at their piercy, that the Rus-
aiana hold only four forts which must
soon fall. Jap/ihese losses In the last
tew weeks of attack on that stronghold
are put at 40,000 killed and wounded.
The Russians appear resolved to hold
the fort until the last num 4les. The
land armies In Manchuria are in close
touch, and a battle may begin at any
hour. There is much suffering from
cold In both armies, but another baflc
will brfnnght before gofng Into vrlrr-
ter (juartors.
The loss of one of Japan's llnest bat
tle ships from striking a Russian float
ing mine In June is admitted.
The Russian Haltic fleet makes slow
progress toward the East.
Letter to IV W. Moore.
Dear 8ly,t Here’s a paint that’s being
•eld to bargain hunters:
10 per cent lead
60 “ “ r.lnc
— • <0 " “ barytes ~ -
20 • *• *• whiting
Barytes and whiting are sand and
whitewash, net paint.
Home people must like gold bricks.
The name of that paint la "pure
lead ami ainc.” The dealer who sells
It say* it’* aa good ns Devne.
THE MlpNIGUT TORCH.
On Thursday night the water gin of
Mr. J. Lawton Ellis at llaldock was
destroyed by an incendiary tiro, to
gether with 8$ bales of cotton, 20 be
longing to Mr. Ellis, the remainder to
hi* customers, and a large quantity of
seed and valuable machinery. The
lira Iras kindled to hide tho guilt of
eottmi thieves. Two bales, tho prop-
arty of Capt. J. 8. Calhoun, which had
been hauled away, were found, one
eoncealed In a cane patch.
The total lost amounts to some |1,-
<100. M r. Rills had Insurance fn a mu
tual company on building* ami nia-
chincrv for $1,000.
Three colored men ware lodged In
Jail oa Suuday, charged with the
crime.
A BARGAIN.
Burton Holmes, the lecturer, who
recently made a tour of Alai-ka after
material for illustrated talks, was tefl^
ing cf the cost of living in the Klon
dike, saya the New York Tribune. He
•aid that a new comer had become ac
customed to paying $1 for a drink, the
same price for a shave, fi. fur a oau of
beans, 60 cents for a newspaper. So
when be went to a dentist one day to
b*vc an ach|ng tooin removed he was
prepared to pay what would be consid
ered aa exorbitant fee back homo.
"flow much do I owe you?” he asked
after the operation
‘‘One dollar,,” said'the dentist.
•‘That I* the only thing 1 have found
np this way that I* cheap,” said the
man aa he paid the hill. "How does
It come that the price for dentistry has
not been raised along with the price of
everything eUe? vr
r VOh, replied the dentist cheerfully,
“the- prices have been raised all right.
1 usually charge $6 for pulling a tooth.
But, you s*-e, your case Is different.
The fact D, 1 pulled the wrong tooth.
HEALTHY MOTHERS
Mothers should always keep In good
bodily health. They owe if to their
children. Yet It I*no unusual sight to
see a mother, with babe In urine,
cougbhjg vhihjnr.ly and. Exhibiting all
the sjfriiptoms «f a..«un sum plj.vo ten -
diraiy. And why ahouTA |l>li^langcr-
ou*condition exist, daU|p4f-oiii? v»!lke to
mother arid child, when Dr." rnotdice’s
Gorman Syrup would put a stop f:> it
at once? No mother should ho w ith
out thN old ami tried remedy In the
house—for its timely use will promptly
Cure , any lung, throat or bronchial
trouble In herself or her chlldieu.
The worst cough or cold c:in he
DR. M. P, LEEJR,
Dentist,
’WILUSTON, - - 8. C.
Will work anywhere in tho country
by special appointment.
UND SURVEYING.
speedily enred by German Syrup; so
can hoarseness and congestion of the
bronchial tubes. It nuke* expectora
tion easy, and glveslnstant relief and
refreshing rest to the cough racked
consumptive. New trial bottle. 2V;
large size, ’ 7o. At Creech'* Drug
Store, and rfoarson’s Drug 8t,ore.
Runaway horses are unknown In
Russia. No one driv« inhere without
having a thin cord with a ruuniog
noose around tho neck of the animal.
When uft anmiar el arts the cord D pull-
ed, mrrtthe horse 8top«K as soon us it
feels tho pressure on tho windpipe.
I take pleasure In Informing my
many friend* and former client* that,!
ant pta paryd to give them my best *©r--
vicca lu Laud Sur\eying. V\'lth oighi -
teen year* practical experience I ant
conlldent. that I can give complete sut-
isructlon. .
R C. Mixson.
Allendale, 8. C.. Nov. I«t, 1!H)1.
CHOICE
CHICKENS.
A bout fifty matings the Thomp
son Strain of ilarred 1’l.yinottth
Rock* for sale.
They have no superiors ntrjJ few
equals a* the host for alf purposes.
Apply to
MRS. W. T. CALHOUN.
Thomas, S* C,
DOESN’T KESl’KCT OLD AGE.
It’s slnttneful when yotifTt TnllSt to
show proper respect for old ago, hut
just Uts contrary In the care of Dr.
King’s New Life Pill*. They ctit ofl
maladies no inaltcr how,severe at.jl
irrespecti^o of old age. »Dyspepsia,
Jaundice) Fever, OB^tJimtion all yield
Alt tUU pfet fec-t PiiL Toe, at t lf-e. U’A
Pharmacy, (J. N. Burckhaiter’s Drug
Store.
If there ever was a case for leap
year advances the recent burning out
of a knightly bachelor down in Hamp
ton would justify feminine tact and
attack.
A runaway BICYCLE,
Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg of A. B Orner, FmoVHu f Provc, Hf.
It developed a stubborn ulcer unyield
ing to doctors and remedies for four
year*. Then Bucklcn’a Arnica Salvo
cured. It’s lust as good for Burns,
Scald 1 , Skin Eruptions Hull Piles. 2.'c.
at Creech’* Pharmacy, C. N. Burckhal-
ter’* Drug Store.
Jack—Why do you girls spend «•>
much time and money on dross?
Nell (cHtHlidly)—To interest the men
amlworryotlnr giris.
to
She—I think a girl i* very foolDi
marry a poor man.
He—Yes; but not half so foolish ns
the poor ui.iu who manles that kind of
a girl.
NOT A SICK DAY SlNt^E.
"1 was taken severely sick with kid -
ntfy trouble. -1 tried all son* of medi
cine*, none of which relieved mo, Onej
tliVVT Sa vv ah 1^tf
oTTouf LlCcI rio Pi t*.
ter* and iVtermfn(5d to try tirat. After,
taking a few doses I felt relieved, and
aopri theroafter was entirely cured,
and have not seen a aide day since.
Neighbofs of mine have Itcen cured ,of
Rlieumati-m, Neuralgia. f.iYCT ami
Kidney trouhie* and General I>ddlUy.’l
This U vvliat 15. F. Bass, of Fremont,
N. C- writes. Only dr’s
Pharmacy, CUN. iiurckhallcr, Drug
gist.
Mrajlt’iks—f+ow ^ ylRf lifte jjnving
Miss Gossipp for * m;5t door heigh—
hoe ?
Mrs. J1nkar-Dh, I don’t mind it. It
saves our talking a daily paper.
I thank the I.ord that there is one
thing in this world that money can't
buy, and that Is the wag of a dog’* tail.
Yure Unkle.—Josh IliiiingH,
DISASTROUS WRUCKS.
Weather Bureau.
Voluntary Observer*’ MeteerdToRlonlTfcc
ord. Mouth of October IWB, Station Black
Till©.
CaroIessnc,»* i* respnhuible for manv
a railway wreck and the^, skido cause*
are making humaiu vYfcck* of shtTcrers
from Tliroat and Lung troubles.*' But
since the advent of Dr. King’s XvvV
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
antLColds, even the worst nfse* can he
cured, ard hopeless resignation I* frff
lotiget: ncyi'Rsau’. -. M.ri.-Lui* Cragg o:'
Dorchester, Mass., ta. aue af auanv-
whose life was saved hy Dr. King’s
New Discovery. This great remedy I*
guaranteed for all Throat and
TO BUYER SI
JUST RECEIVED AT MY SALE
STABLES IN YYILLISTON
Two Cars of Mules
' —AND-
Qne Car. of Horses.
■They are-wet chtlnuM to be tire
"hostr'ever shipped into tho
State, but they are inferior to
none that have ever been
brought across tho Savannah
River.
Come to ece them and your
own good judgment will he
satisfied that no market in the
Son'h Tff-nr bolter stri’K,or
make* fairer prices.
. 'LUi'LER IIAGOOD,
-jk'tohc.r IJ.h, IBBjL - _ ^ .
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I am agent for the sale of Pied
mont and Hickory Wagon* ar.d
, Tyson & Jones. Jackson A
Hmiih an! GonGnontaU Bug-
ffie*.
Ju material, workmanship^ fln-
ish a.nd style they are r.* near
perfeetkm a* human pkiil can
make them.
liofor'e buying elsewhere give
, me the opportunity to please
and firotit you. *
tj. A. KENNEDY.
I 1 kJ 1 I .L-l L l
CarTOTHE HIGHEST BIDDER,
FOR CASftr
At my residence r.*sr Martin
from ti a. m. tu.di. p. m, N-xyetuber 2*2
HKM.
1 Saw Mill with new 50 Jncii.inserted
tooth s-vWj, . -
1 Thnhc'r Cart, in good order
Til 12-20 Disc liarrow, new
1 Rawlins Corn Drill
1 foot MeCort iick Mower
1 ti Egg| Met orniick Binder
- 1 NcIvTIhanmion K iUe
2 Vulcan No Id two Horse Plows■
A Lot cf one Horse Plow* __
1 Buggy
1 W agon .
1 Wcoder
117 Hogs —
1 Cow
.1 Half Jervey HcUVr—
l ull Blood Bionzo Turkeys
Half ~ : ,
Fuit r.lr.od I5nti' Pi vmou.t’b -Rocks
Half " " . •• u
SOI) RiiBhels Coi n
2,000 Bunrlle* Kcdder
20 Tons Hay .
M*() Bu-hela Peas
I Horse
4 M ulo* 1— 1———
Seed Cane
P-'l'KIdc* - ~
loo Acres Larul)
174 " . ”
I -will Bel! uhv or ill! of th?se at 1’ri-
TKMPKIUTUltK|rreciP
itat’n SUM’ARY.
|ln in
ches
«
^ | inUfT i •'*> iii r»« i» ut au (M i ii-
diseases by Creoeh’s PhaMnucy. U. N. v * lt " * can get n satistactory bid.
Burckhalter Druggist.. Price 50c, and'- - -— . - 1 • v-Jf-
$1.00. Trial bottles free.
October 25 1904.
Max
>!ln.
1 i
Mean
j.
GO
63
77
87
64
76
90
(>•4
73
83
69
71
80
54
7(1
90
50
73
09
54
02
80
48
04
88
51
70
90
6o
73
0.3
58
70
90
61
80
79
61
70
75
47
01
73
42
t 58
rf
4t
—
82
47
05.
82
56 60
82
54
08
83
57
70
70
57
67
76
40
fll
67
37
62
07
34
61
65
37
51
GO
45
50
67
57
62
64
42
53
72
40
50
74
43
59
43
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Mean temp.
(12.5
Max. temp.
9J
Date 11,
Min. temp.
31
Date 24.
ToUl pre-
cip “Inches
0.08
No. of days
Clear 23
P’r’el'y 7.
Cloudv 1
Dnte» -of
frost,-
Light, 23
24. 29.
I Dates of
.OS Hail
Auroras,
Hi. storms
6.
Prevailing
wind Dli’c-
.10 tion N-. E.
Fog
Thin Ice
formed 24.
C-. W. 1SDMS.
I. W. COSKERV. ff. 'f. HOCSIOS.-
The Pasltionable Trailirur
‘C5
-Place for Ladies is.
T'
£ i
wlPiS!
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Vqlunta
log rain, hall, sleet
t From maximum ai
0 below nor-
ormal.
|HIS Is certainly one of the most attractive Dry Good* houses in the
ihmth and you alwrav* will tind It thronged with women that onlv
buy the newest creations to be had in this country.' There is no
Ready Madedep^rrmont in the city of Gotham that Is more complete in it*
furnishing* and late stylekTtnin C’oskery’*. T
In the first place their suits are entirely ditlYroul ..from any others you
may see in Augusta or AllanDi.-ns U»oy -were Ixmglit after the FaH open
ing* in New Yprk this season so they could be sure of getting the 1905
styles. They guarantee the flt ofvvcry garmmt before leaving the store.
Their Dress Making department under the skillfijl management of Miss
Buckley ha* proven a sneers*. A smdety lady niatldj (he remark what a
great pleasure and privilege it was to haver, store To Angivsta that yon
could give an order to have a gown made complete without shopping' all
over the city and looking for a reliable dressmaker.
This Popular Store is the only place In Augusta you cm have your Gloves
and Corset fljttwl bV an expert.
While out shopping it will be pleasant for you to stop i\t Caskery’* and c
rest a bit. You will tind comfortable chair* and a nice place to rdr,t* and"
chat 4tvtheir receiition room. -. -
WHEN you Bee howVnlccly the' garments fit,
how shnpely the Collar,( Shoulders and Lapels
you AVill understand why we claim so much for
onr Clothing. - .
Hawes’ and Stetson’s Stylish Hats in all the
latest Shapes and Shades. , ^ '
well
,' ■* Olie e^r of line large mi l medium nudes, just* in from
the W est. Ail youitg and well shaped;
H O R €3 EE; E3.
One Par of fine large and medium steed horses,
shaped, the Very thing for driving, and sonic combination
be used under saddlb, in himiess dr with’V
E3 LJ C3 GEa i £ -^3.
We w'ili have in a tine line of the most up-to*-date
8een in this seelion of the ^
horses which can
gears’.
^ibnggics that you have evei
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McCREARY’S?-
720 BROAD ST. ’ AUGUSTA, GA
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liUproYcd TOOLE CcUoa StcL
Wo linv» four humDed bueheis of
Impi ovcfl Toole Cotton Seed- for s:i1e,
We have been very careful >» keepiog
this seed of eolton from getting mixed,
if any one vyish.es to know (lie growth
ami j icld cf Ihie feed we would be
pleased to hoar fsom him Prices
(luotcd-ou HppBe#*RH». — “
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Farms hr
Otranto, 8. C.
TRESSPASS NON ICE.
N OW p the-time
farm* chi .ip.
to hny Improved
Laud* areobyaju-r
Aiow tls.in they will ever he again
Only a limited Pnnjher for sitle. If i-
Uafc.ohiy -ami ,fiai.l>.-.ianjic.t-. iJtvtna.-.
ment. That-iku'iaiid is IhcTeu-sirts.
prp e* are advancing and '.ve cHano. .;'Jd
otic acre to the world’* stlpply.
It-i* the prevailing opinion that we
T’Ttl n« ver *ce low pi ici dv.>tt m ag.du.
This mean* higher price* for t'iie I:.i m*
licit protluee the'fleecy ktapl* l
‘ 1 uiler the/ollo'ivlng farm* foy. s-ile
AU pepsoti* are r.>rhiddpti to enter
upon Sherwood Plantation for. the pur
pose of hunting'or trapping, taking
away wood, straw or leave*, tutUttrittg . ... , r ... . ... . —
' , 1 at wry low price* for flit! next 59 <!>i
Mtoi-k, m iking (ra’jis or roads or com- 1
milting any other trespass, under pen
alty of protect;lIon to the full extent of
the law. ’
country. . ~
‘ WAOONS. •
’We carry a most complete line of firm wagons of the
highest grade and.make, will sell yo;u either a ■oye-horsef
or two-hoise wagon and can assure you there is jio better
on tlie-market, - . - -
nxi
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-Tin: rcLLic geneilvlly
IS INVITED TO COME TO OUR .STLVULES AND INSPECT OUR
•MfHiES AM) IIOTISES. If you will come we will
ilAVi’. DUIVEX OR HIDDEN ANY MULE OR U01ISE THAT
HAVE IN OUH STABLE.
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funify to buy a GOOD
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A.FTER
WITH THK'
CHOICEST AND COyirLE-
TEST STOCK OF GEN
-EITAL M ETC II AN-
DISK EVER
BROUG11T TO THIS S EC-
TJON OF SOUTH
CAROLINA. “
tertn* ca*h, or one foiirth ea-h, tush*.tun'
in five etpinl anmi.il in*t>illpip!>fs t 7 pc
cent, interest on d ferred pavtuent^.
l"ni* mav ho yhir Fm- . ppnr-
PLAei: di ar
B A R N W KI. irTfs WN Sli! P.
D. S. Hair Pl.iv?^ 159 acti'*, 2 hni’d-
iiigs. Bonnd-arie*: N. hy ian'ls- of
Mr* l>arling Bin, K. by 'ITirk.cy
Creek. S. Iij c*'ati* of Allen Hair," \V.
by J.O. IIa&ood and J. E. "irt.
- ' Price, f*T-0
FOUP. MILK TOWNSHIPD
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J. C. A A ILatiklaMtn Plaee. C» aeres,
2hullding*. Bntjti.laAiu.-: Part of the
division i f estate «>f S. lienklii-nn.
Adjoining lund-of M. W. & cvvn B.ii-
j i '.v, Josiph Asii’ey and Ml*. K.
I pot.- Pi ill-,
Floyd A Hankifison Place, 03 Here*,
3 building*. Bound iVlbs: N.hv land*
of J. A
iilev, K. A W
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by Hn-tidnson,
and S. oy .1. e.-liicy
Wl LLISTOV
,—. ■. T'l nv. ,s 190.
TOWNcL’iP.
.Sanford Piae->, acre*, ue.rlv all
On< Stoci::-. are too vast to be
fully catalogued, too "dod to' be'
described in news ink, while in 1
.es They challenge all coinputi-
c lea red, good via y b'.Md, .1 t .q - tcy
rc*l'lenei*, P tsjmup Vou.«e end hi.ii.-
■uni -lahies; near jfiko. Bounded by
)>ohi‘c roail leadiug feoin itlacKiili’' to
KIko, .ind,4aHd* ot s -R IL.ir. Aliee I
Tliotiisoi!, Odom
tion aaywheje.
Quit Stoke Rooms and Ware--
bouses 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.
\VE bought in car load lots from
original hands and so saved the
ffitiitlk' man's tariff, and our cuX
turners^shall be sharers in every
ad..mtage we have seeuretk - : g:_
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In Furniture
we have all that is needed to
make Home the sweetest place in
all the
ill’s
H 1? 1>
nishings
\yc supply all ages and alk-frecuna
tions to the cont ent of their minds
gnd the preservation of their
j)ockets.
; 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 ajid-ar.ractiveness of the
fair set. *
In Shoes
we can nutke your walks through
life a- -plctrsurc- tto—matter - what-
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house*..barns and s'tahli'*, g.Mid clay ,v
■land and rents wcH. Boundi-tj: 'N. hi-
.*>aUkciiAii-inc River; S. by exfato land*
of Moses Bander*^.K. by B. J. Sander*,
now of F. W. \Vtigei.sir A Co; W. by
Mr*. Laura Tobin. Price, $2,(,*)!>.
Also 331 acre*, clny land, pari clear
ed. Rounded: N bv Gear go Jotic*;
E. by Willie Hill; 8. l.> r Mr*. K. K.
Tarr-ihco; W. bv VV. At. Parker.
Price, $^K).
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Also. 371 acres, cl tv land^aft tdear-
Tit;—B.MItid.-!: N. by Mr*, s. L. i-ir-
rmice; s j>y (Jharlt* Peebtnim. and VV.
hy VV. M. Parker, Pried
Ah' 0 - ^ Hercs, clay land, /Pi cleared
an 1 renlxjae 11.-^ttn:n:ii. bv (;
Bakiev;• K. by A. Aldrich..' knt-wn if*
'the Jfj y. Patkcr;
W by John KITTfng*swWili. l 1*j iae
m -rV- ' ' -
bkSnBTt si-mN’m township
- * t H m. n J' *: .>.» *•*■ a liTitutit i u
r*TT^ TV71'"sTtr7,
vrahlc«r good T iTfilT B<»VuT*I*id';' N' Hy
Mrs. JL A. Fur*-; VV. by J. VV. l-'nrs; ;
S. by G. U Dtinlurr; E. hy Mr*. Ii. A.
Fur-e. Pric. .pl iJ. ‘ .
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auveTtisca,- music iv:
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lopjiT.ijd, gHimng
alone kyr $l-,jjut hereafter shall
operate as formerly:
L,
yds. 2 lb.
. ,51 O’O’l (y
O 7*5 1 t!) ?
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' -j NOTICE RK'.l L.VaNG Vy tlBKING
n. B LUt'JtO.Y^. Ac.
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All that lot in the 11tvn of Barnwell
formerly lot ot A. P. Manviile..
Bonmled: N. by Ji lm L Hriitiscn ami
the Opera House; s hy Vtrccp separa
ting it from e*tate of N; G. VV. Walk
er. Sr ; E.ftliy Public Court House
Square and VV. bv- I.ahds cf Nn'nilier-
tror, formerly I’echman. Price, ?2,-
300.
ROS KM AIIY.TO VV NSH I P
2(0 acres, tenant hoitr.e*^—Wrn* tHid
stilBles, good Imid. Botindrnl; N.~t>y
IjOng Braneh; E by Rxcin try Creek;
S. oy Airs. Mary VViili*; and W. by es
tate of Joshua AloCiearv. Price,
$2,000.
RICH LAND TOWNSHIP.
100 acres, Bounded: X. by n.
YOgATIOii
In nurstia:
mid,;
ce of Act of General A*-
5 ATI 5 FAC
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large and prorpTbeivt
is
contracts
to engage
Lite Insurance Company
I lent
the ( 1 unitv Board “of Comluis-iotici*
llH ve '! N -ll tTTJ-ti ill* svili.'h ;t<-r*ri:u» Hm-
hlc >i> roil duty shaft work tha’ road*
at fuiir (i.-i\* duritij the year, and
'ax i < paid in lieu
tixed at Two
Doliar*, io bo.palj on or before Feb-
i at i'Mir (tax •* uurtrig t
xx lien CotR-nura:ion Tax
1 of w -rlg the amount, j.
offering exet
to those wish in2
in the
ness.
•Life insurance busi-
bnje desiring fuh partic
ulars should eddfos 5
MANAGER,
P. O. Box- 544;. Charleston,
S. C. « __
rtiu:;y in < .i-li x ear.
O W. Barker, Supervisor.
R. V. It diect*. Jr.,_UJi«rk.
B imwtdi, S. C , Oct 3d. 19 )1. ‘
C. F. CiUnan, P. 31. Uackiagnaai
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M A VTKK'S 8ALK.
Holman or C. F. Nnruberger; S. bv K.
W, flokorau; --K.- )>y Mysr-M*-f.-AVw-Htrry
State of South Carolina.I
t.oniily.al. fnuii.w...U.C
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your age or occupation may be.
In Groceries
we have the foods that add to hu
man health and happiness and
ijiat arc an antidotc_to doctor and
drugbillsr- «
la Wa|flBS and Basics
we are at the head of the proces 1 -
siotTaad far aHcad of all coni pet i-
VV. by A. F. iloli’iHn. Price. $500.
Hurley Place, 350 acres, 200 cleared,
balance in wood and timber. 2 -tenant
bojives on place, dwelling recently
burned, 7 mile* from Unnityell*Court
House, ou public road. Bounded Iry
land* of Wfixther«bee, Dicks, J, O.
_Pa Iter son. J.-vuies Tilly and E L. Pat
terson. Price, $3,500.
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Courtof Couiiiioii Pleas.
A. Smitlt, Plainiiff,
:iga'm*t
Wm. L. Breluad, Defendanf.
Decree for ForecUumre and Sale.
i s fe, AiicWci|l 3 ;
J. O. PATTERSON & SON,
By virtue of aYlemetal order to me
'directed in the above entitled [
wilt seif at Burn well, in fu.m, of tb,.
Ceo+rt Ut*H-e, on M imbiv’, X’ovi’TTTtieF
sf yeiiifi, ilntl. it. b-ing ^iedny if,- * u i,|
iiumtli, within t.liC leg.it Irour* of s.-H ,
Qyclon©
LIGHTNING
AND*
Lion.
But we are too busy to-day- to
particularize, so will make a con.
tinued story of it. Cordially in
viting j^u. no matter what you
need or want, to come &ms and it'
will be our best and constant aim ^rainsge.
to serve you to your full satisfac
tion.
SIMON BROWN'S SONS.
T. B. ELLIS, Jr..
Sur/cyor and Civil Engineer
-Hte ftrttoxrfTTg d^errtmTr nnif pri.jMU l v :'
‘‘ AH (hut certain lot of land xvithxiw-i
ill
nnililitig* thereon, situate, Ivlng and !
being in Hu* Town of Bamwoll, In the !
^tate aforegald JbuiUuUuf- iVt.ith hv-r
MI tub ell Adam* lot. L.t.t bv Marlbor-1
g pedal ittontton glvenjo rhecompu *
tatlon of 4vater-powora, leveling and
A poatalcarduddressodto me at M*r- Pi.|Hir*.
tin, 8. C.,_vvill ry‘eUe, probip; atten-
" t , ocU-bb, )y
ough .street, Sotitii bv street aupara-|
ting if Iron) I«»t of Rohr. Aldrteli, E*(i , •
and Me*t by lot fonnerlv owned by i
Men*er Suiurer;”
Temia easli. Purchaser to pay for,
Live Stock
WSmANCE,
—ATTowfsl Rates fiV ’
Strongest Companies.-
CJLHODN & CO.
-OFFICRS AT-
T*
&
.’ H. L. O’BANNON,
Master l!'irn\vt*ll Oonnry.- 1
Mn-tcraltiot*, October bill, 1904. 1BE BANK OF BARNWELL-
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