The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 17, 1904, Image 2

Newspaper Page TextJ. If. All, Alfred All, Mr*. White, KmmN Kclenfleld. Joa. Chi aereaa, Frai.k CbaMereau, Owen ChftM«rfAU, Jnlln Fbllllp*, Cntllna TilUUUUY, .yoy.BMJMe|n r 1MIL AtM^MJMrUUnAlftgnuAlUiliM*g»). AiLgllAa.Ku All bluLJmmt.Xren* ooum CI8CULATI0S. well People. HODlIt, WlUr I Pni'r. oat ptfi of hit breoat, cauaing lila death. The Japanese are raising the Uxoe to raise money for war expenses. Thyjr .eem ready to make peaeo-^MM Mr. Roosevelt has declared that lie will not be a candidate for reelecthin b* 1008. A wise decision. Krerjr pol itician or prinn fghter sooner or later frets the solar plexue. A« the Homans held, Ha not far from the Capitol to the Tarpelan Rock. < The multitude that now worship* the rough rider mag lie as 'ah»k..of him then at sycophantic now. .. / “The despot/s heel is on thy shore, Maryland, My Maryland.** And even thn'braylog Missouri mule stampeded af^er the strenuous bron- («ho, aud is Hoed up at the Kepubtiuen feed trough. ^. . • Mr. Koosevelt has promised to give a square deal to every man. That’s Something that Southern Itemnerate haven’t had at his hands yet—and don’t expect In the future, for Teddy’s Idea of a square deal Is in the use of the “big stick.’* Judgo Parker was too much of a ten derfoot to ho successful. He didn’t be gin to fight until ton late and at no time was he hot enough to put ginger Into hi« words or blows. lion. Martin F. Ansel of Oreenvllle ii the first to announce Ws candidacy for the Governorship In 1000. To win he should swap off the brother Craw ford Old Gray, ridden by him two years ago. s It Is to be hoped that the next Dem ocratic National Convention will have too tnuoh sense or superstition to go to battle with a chairman having IB let ters In his name, a* did the late Thorn- u Taggart. Judge Parker can afford to take de feat serenely. Before the race he re ceived a salary of a. few thousand a year, after January 1st he will step In to a New York law practice of (50,000 • year. ft Is given out as anth >rltatlve that Before inauguration day Mr. Koose- Velt will make a trip to his mother’s eld’ home in Georgia and define his policy toward the South. His friends eiaint that he has been misunderstood and that he desires to be regarded as President ofthe whole country and that bU treatment of tbe> South will be “magnanimous.” Another correspondent who has been eery close to him aaya that the Presi dent will stand pat to his Southern policy and not give up a Crum or quit his Capers. Home Republican papers that sup ported Mr. .Roosevelt are telling him that he must turn oyer a new leaf and be a better boy. . - Thft JftCkfcnftAA Utt lint bud bmta clow* If. Sunday’.paper* to! d of tbe death of theli*’greatest General. Kifrokl, on October 4th^ A splinter of a shell tore patft of his breast, causing of the game. The Russian fleet gets eastward very slowly ‘ .. Letter to YT W.'Moore. Jlarwetll, S. C. Dear Sir : litre’s a paint thatVbcing sold to bargain hunterrr 7- 10 per cent lead . ~ ^ fid “ " slue ijtl “ “ barytes ^ 520 “ " whitln/f Barytes and whiting are sand and whitewash, not paint. Home (teople must like gold bricks. Tire name of Hint paint Is “pure lead and zinc.” Tire dealer' who tells It says It’s as good as Devoe. Your* trulv, F. W. Devok A Co., 51 New York. P. H. Lemon Bros, sell our paint. “He’s unusually bright.” •’What makes you think an?” tiling liy, he agicoS^With me in every- ^nlrb- »•) of whluh it more fnllV rep- 7, n-sented by plat made by J. S. Mlxson il s A Hon, dated 21st of January, A. D. ,8 f DO NOT DOSE THE STOMACH. Byomel. the Only Guaranteed Cure for Catarrh. No one should confound Hyomel With the patent medicines that are ad vertised tO’Uiire catarrh. It Is as far superior to them all as the diamond Is more valuable than cheap glass. Their composition Is secret hpt Hyomel gives Its formula to all reputable physicians m< Is prescribed by them generally. Its base Is the valuable 'eucalyptus oil, famous for Its antiseptic qualities. This la combined with aromatic and healing gum* and baWams, making a pure llatild which, when used In the llvomet pocket inhaler, fills the air vou breathe with germ-killing, disease destroying and healing powers that restore health to every part of the nose, throat and long*. Th* only way to cure catarrh and all other diseases of the respiratory or gans Is to breathe Hyomel. This treatment has (>een so success ful In curing !tfl per cent, of ail who have used it, that Hyomel is now sold by J. t). Creech under an absolute guarantee to refund the money in case & Ao*a not benefit. Yom run no risk whatever in buying Hyomel. It it-dld nuiput*e*n unusual powers to «*f}te, It eeuhl trot he sold .upon this- plan. 7 ' ——v-.„ The comnlele Hyomet Onlftt 'C0st« (1.00anti comprises an inhaler, abottle of Hyomel aud a dropper. The in haler will last a lifetime; and addition a! bottles of llyomci can be obtained for 60c. FOR SALE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, FOR CASH, At my residence near Martin, a. C from 8 a. tn. to 5 p. m. November 22 1904. ‘ 1 Saw Mil! with new 50 Inch Inserted tooth taw 1 Timber Cart in good ordeo,. 1 l2-ttLDL*iUlar''ow ) new . v _ Drill -4 Rawlins Uorn 1 4*4 foot McCormick Mower. 1-8 Foot McCormick Binder . 1 NawkCUh m p Ian R a k«. g Vulcan No lOlwo Horse Plows A I.ot of one Horse Plows I Buggy 1 Wagon 1 Weeder —- 87 Hogs T Cow 1 Half Jersev Heifer Calf n VhJI Blood Btonze 1’nrkeys Half Fu fu\\ Blood Buff Plymouth Bocks Half *• ,-*• i‘. “ 800 Bushels Corn 2.000 Bundles Fodder 80 I ons Hay 100 BUf-beis Peas 1 Hors* 4 Mules rtced Cane X r-sc:. any or all of these at Prf* can get a saUafactory bid. T. Ik Mllix, Jr. 1904. MASTER'S SALE! State of Honth OarolIrtaJ ^ - C'ourrtyof Bnrnwelt^Ji--— .74*;',.7 7. —.flmiWW ComnVm Picas. Geo T. Holland, etal., Plaintiffs, V* T. Ashton Holland, et al., Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order^to me diiocted in the aheve entitled’ cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, December fifth, IfKH, It being saleday in «dd, mouth, wtfhln ttio legal hours of sale, the following described real property: “All that tract or pare* I of land *it- uate, lying and being In Barnwell County, 8. C., in Richland Township, known as “Homestead Place,” con taining ninety-five and one-filth, (95 1-6) acres, more or less, hounded North by land* of Mr*. I .aura Amler* *on; East by Samuel Green and L. A. Ashley; South hv Estate land of Mary V. Holland and West, by Patrick Mur phy and Jordan Dandridge. A LUO AH that tract or parcel of land, known as the Mary V. Holland tract, lying in the county of Barnwell, 8. C., in Richland Township, containing fif ty acres, more or less, hounded North by Homestead tract above described. East by L A. Ashley, South by lands formerly of the estate of B K. Ander son and West by lauds formerly of the estate of Win. Dicks and lands of Jor dan Dead ridge.” Terms cash. Purchasey to pay for papers. H. L. O’BANNON, Master Ka'TrWell County. Master’s office, November 14th, 1904. MahtFR’^uaLE. State of South Carolina, ; „ County of Barnwell. ; Court of Common Plea*. Bennett Stringfellow, Administrator on the Estate of Alarkm Htriiigfel- low, deceased, Plaintiff, vs Bertha Strlngfellow, Willie I. Califf, Charlie L. Htringfellow, Willie N. String fellow, John E. StricgfeUow and Fred Strlngfellow, Defendants. By virtue t*f a decretal order to roe directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, December fifth, 1904, it being saleday In said month, within the legal hours of sale, the foliowtiig described real property; All those lots or parcels of land, sit uate, l.vi>ig and being in the town of Blackville, In the county of Bar State of Honth Carolina, containing about four acres, more or less, and bounded as follows: On the North by Carroll btreet, on the East by Clark atreet, on the Houth by Reynolds Htreet, Colored ('hnrch l«>t, Columbia Kohilison and Jane Jolinson, and on the WesUby Campbell Htreet. To he sold in Lots or parcels as des ignated by plat of same In Master’* of fice, same to be exhibited by Master at sale and to lie sold in separate lots as designated on said plat. " ALSO House and lot, about one fourth of an aero, bounded North by Pascal las Street, Ea«tbyMrs Jennie Sojourner. South by W. Rothrock and West by Mrs. Lumpy Boylston. ALSO One lot and three buildings, about one half acre, bminded North bv Al- Iry, East hv Emma R ed, Honth by Pascaflas Street and West by M m Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. H. L. O’BANNON. M aster. Master’s Office 15th Nov., 1904. South Ca Bar0well Con Court of Common Plena. I^IVe Ian ad mm ne K. ATI, By their Guar< .Item, N. G. W. Walker, Plaintiff*, ■ ' ■m ve. Mary 1>. Given*, Ella Lula Mime, Minnie SicKe-ley, Maggie Hnttou, Bertha AIL Liston All, Ethel All, Uefenfianu. Decree JSf Partition. Bv vlrtdoolr a decretal onler to me directed In thAiabove entitled oanse, J will sell at Barnwell, In front of the Court House on, Monday. December fifth 1004, Itbeingealeday Ineald month within the legal hour* ofsale, the fol lowing described real property s “All that piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying andVlng in Barn- weil County, State of South Carolina, containing one hundred (100) acre*, more ot less, and bouned North by lamls of M. H. Bolen, East by land* of remaining portion of estate of Daniel Al), deceased, South by land* of J, H. All, aud W. G Thompson and West by lands of W. O. Thom peon and' Terrill rms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for papora.... II. L^O’Bannon, ;; Master. Master’s Office, November 16th, 1901. Land for Sale, At NEAR BARNWELL. private sale that very desirable plantation near the town o£ Barnwell, known a* the BEL LINGER PLACE, opposite the Capt. J. K.. Alien plantation, containing a four horse farm of o|>en lands and suf ficient wood and fine pasture lands. All needed buildings are In good re pair. Terms—Ono-fourtta cash, the balance on long time If desired. For particulars apply to RASTER LI NG—PATTERSON CO., It - BabxwkllTF.'C. i Are Cordially Invited to Yisit our Store when in the City for the Cotton Carnival and inspect our stock of Clothing, Hats, Shirts and Underwear. • •• • ... « . f .*•/ -B 7 v f- 7 * Men’s and Youth’s Clothing and Overcoats, prices at $8.00, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00. Wc are making a special drive on Boy’s Knee Suits at $1.75, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and up. ■- »»»»»»»»» McCREARY’S, 720 BROAD ST. AUGUSTA, CA. • * -{• * -I- • -f- * •!- > -I* -I- e y «-?- > o •*-»t o • nnnEBnmi * **• <* * i I- V •« 6 % & SONS. MLJL-E©. One car of fine large ami medium mules, just in from the West. Ail young and well shaped. One car of fine large and medium sized horses, welt shaped, the very thing fot 1 driving, and some combination i horses which can be used under saddle, in harness or with gears. V bug DR. JNO. P. LEE, JR. Dentist, ’WILLIHTON, - - S. C, Will w«>rk anywhere in the country by special appointment! LAND SURVEYING. I take pleasure in Informing my many friend* and former client* that I am prepared tn give them mv beat ser vices in Land Surveying. With eigh teen year* practical experience 1 am confident that 1 can give complete sat isfaction. - / „ R. C. Mlxaon. Allendale, S. C„ Nov. 1st, 1904. k. TO BUYERS! JUST KEGEJXED.AT MY SALE STABLES LV W1LUSTON Two Cars of .Mules -AND- One Car of Horses. They are not claimed to be the best ever shipped into the State, but thev are Inferior to none that have ever been brought across the Savannah 1 River. Come to see them and your - own good judgment will be satisfied that no market In the Honth offer* better atoek or makes fairer price*. Waps and Buggies. I am agent for the sale of Tied- mont and Hickory Wagon* and Tyson & Jones. Jackson A “ Smith and Continental Bug gies. In material, workmanship, fin ish and atvle they arc u* near perfection a* human skill can 7 finite theef. ^ Before buying elsewhere give me the opportunity to please and profit >ou; Q. A. KENNEDY. ISY0UR PRES' E N T V0eATION SATISFACTORY? ? |®-A large and prominent Life Insurance Company is offering excellent contracts io chose wishing in the Life . ♦ ness. TcT engage Insurance busi- Any one desiring full partic ulars should iddress v' . MANAGER, P. O. Box 544, Charleston, S. G. ’ Sdvcs 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 tomers shall be sharers advantage we have secured. In Furniture we have all that is needed to make Home the sw^etifst place in ** * *■» ... . . .., r - ---T" V' I. W, COSKEKY. W. I. HOUSTON. C. W. ANDREWS. The Fashionable Trading Place for Ladies is. . • • I. W. Costay, If. <£ Company, r nnii~n ii'imniimir rMriiri'niu --Maq-rm t«rt T HIS I* certainly one of the most attractive Dry Goods houses In the South amLyou always will find it thronged with women that only buv the newest creations to he had in this country! There is no Ready Alade department in the city of Gotham that is more complete in Us furnishings and late styles than Coskery’a. In the first place their suits are entirely different from any others you may see in Augusta or Atlanta, aa they were bought after the Fall open ings in New York this season so they could be sure of getting the 1905 style*. They gnarontee the fit of every garment before leaving the store. Their Dress Making department ander tne skillful management of Mist Buckley has proven a success. A society lady made the remark wbat a great pleasure and privilege It was to have a store Hi Augusta that you 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 la Augusta you can have yowr Gfovea end Cornet tilt ted hr an expert. While out ehopplng It w|H be pleasant fer you to stop at Gaekery*» eat erst a bit. Yon will find comfortable chaise and a nice plaee to .rest and chat 1o thelx reception room. ., all the world. In Clothing- and nishings 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, 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 — we can make your walks through life a pleasure no matter what your age or occupation may be. N' OW is the time to^ hny Improved farms cheap. Lamls are cbeitpsr now than they vrlllever he again. Only a limited number for sale. It is the only sale and substantial invest ment. The demand ii Increasing^ prices are advancing and we eai not atid one acre to the world's supply. - lt.4a thc.-pfwvalli»g opinimi tlrat ww will never see low priced cotton again. This mean* higher price* for, theiarms that produce tin* fleecy .-taple. I offer the following farms - for sale at very low prices for the next III) days, term* cash, or one foTirth dash, balance in five equal anniial in stall in* ora', 7 per cent. Interest on d< ferred pavmcnls. £MF"n.ls may be >qur la^t oppor tunity to hoy a GOOD PLAGE cheap on easy terms. _£;J ’ jA-FTER i or mmw{ WITH THE ..-.CHOICEST AND COMPLE- TEST STOCK OF GEN ‘ ERALMEPCHAN- ^DISEEVER BROUGHT TO THIS SEC TION OF^Otmt—- CAROLINA, Ouk Stocks are too vast to be fully catalogued, too good to be described in news ink, while in prices they challenge all cotnpeti- tion anywheac. _ : Our Store Rooms and Ware- Houses, nam* sin houses are an Exposition in them--- 1 *"' 1 , ‘ n(1 ,vnt ’ , <, * el, • Bounded: N hv r Haltkohatchie River; H. by c-tato I inds BARNWET.L TOlYNSniP.- — D. S. Hair Plane, 159 acres, 2 build ing*. Boundaries: *N. by lands of -Mrs Darlihg Birt, E. by Tu-rkey Creek.,S. by estate of Alien Hair, W. by J. O. Uagood and J. E. Birt. Price, S'HW. FOUR MILE TOWNSHIP. J. C. <fc A Hiukinson Place. 59 acres, 2 buildings. Boundaries: Part of the division of estate of S. Ilnnkin«nn. Adjoining land* of M . VV. & Haio Bai- ley, Joseph Ashley and Mrs. E. Phil pot. Price, f 100. FloyiEE H.ankinson Plac". 9.1 acres, 3 building*. Hotindarie*: N. by lands, nf J. Ashley, K. <ft IV. by Uankinson, and S. by J. Ashley. Price. $400. 7 ij * e * WILLISTOX TOWNHlilP. —Sanford Place. 225 acres, nearly all cleared, good clay lam!, 1 Pao story residence, 1 tenant house and barn* and stable*; near Elko. RumuleiT In of Moses Samler*; K. by Br J. Sarnier.«, now of F. W. Wagoner & Ci>: VV. by Mrs. Laura Tobin. Price, !2,0<>0. AI*o 33j aere*. elav land, part clear ed. Rounded: N bv Gforge Jones; K. by Willie Hill; H. by Mr*. S. E. Tarranne; \V t by W. M. Parker. Price, $200. Also 87J acres, clav land, part clear ed. Bounded: N hr Mr*. S. E, Tar- npumV"* by Cliarle* Pccbtnan. and VV. in every -by W. Jl-Parker, Piicc42O0. Also. 23 aeres, chiv land, all cleared and rents well7v.JhAgjid««l.: N. by O. C. Baxley; E.. by “A^SSfWr'vli. known a* the Roper Mi. Parker; W. by John Kiiringsworlli'. Price. $150. Y7T In RINGS TOWNSHIP. 55 acres, tenant lion***, barns and stable*, good laiid. Bounded: N by Mrs. H. A. Purse; VV. hv .17 ‘ ] ~8.~6yTJ~.~K T*5»7rC3^ Furse. Price, |(KX). AH that lot In the town of Bari)well, formerly lot of A. P., Maijviile Bounded : N. by John I. Brunson and the Opera House; S hv street separa ting It from estate of N. G. W. Walk er. Hr ; E. by Piihlie ('ourt. House Square and w. by lands of Nuriiberi ger, formerly Pechman. Price, $2.- 500. ROSEMARY TOWNSHIP. 200 acres, tenant houses, barn# and stable*, good lend. Hounded: N. by Long Branch; K. by fto*eiu^rv Greek; S. Oy Mrs. Mary Willi*; an ) W. hv es tate of Joshua McCreary. Price, $2,000. rd;h land towns hip. 100 acres. Bounded; N7 by it. C. Holman orC. F. NuTiiherger; S. bv K. W. Holman; E. by Mrs. M I. Walker; W. by A. F. Holman. Price. |.'»00. ^ Harley Placet ■650 *<>ro* t !100 id oared,- TYe will hnve in a fine line of the moat np-*to-date gies that you have ever Seen in this section of the country. WAQONS r TYe carry a most complete line of farm wnyonS of the highesjt grade and make, will sell you cither a one-horse or-two-horse wagon and can ajvsure you there is no better on the market, ■ INVITATION. - - . THE PUBLIC OENEKALLY ■ is invited to come to our STABLES and inspect our MULES aAd IB>RSLS. If you will we wh.l tlAVE DRIVEN OR RIDDEN ANY MULE OR HOUSE THAT WE HAVE IN OUR STABLE. A T I. Furman Still and Sons.’ Stables. BLACKVILLE, - - S. C. «/ *'/ V vV DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY —IN— i THE BANK of BARNWELL, <JL W i * UA?I?AL - SURPLUS and UKDIYIDUD PE0PIT3. - 860.000. ‘ a^o.ooo. MONEY kepi hi ><>ur hor.s'r may be lost by theft Or fire, transfer the re*|*>n»ibHlty. DejKKdl it with ua and i We iiurrv HURUL \ R 1NHURANCE PaoT^CTfOX. an 1 !»«ve fire proof vwnlt*. ^ The hatii: <,f d'-poeitlng v.-ith n* will save you tnany a do!Ur that he unwisely fb upent If kept l*> your pocki-t*. (.‘ON TRACT Ti’»E H ABM' NoVV. ' • ® .The c nvenicrice ynd safety of paying alTyour obligation.* by check, once, tried, will n^ver be given up. ( heck* mid drafts can be safely sent to us by null without Wing regirttred. <S Either call in person and open an account With ua or wide u*. O C. V. CALHOUN, Pnwtden*. P M. BUCKINllH A VI, ( ashler. BUTLER HAO(K)l), Vice-President. G. W. MANV2LLE, Am«t. Cashier. 4f * l»£€€e€C€€€€€€4«€e«C«€C«$€eC«€««C«{«€:C€(cC€iC<«««<C«C€<« Treasurer's /'/, ctice. Treasurer* Ollice. Barnwell Connty, H. (’., ,*>ept 17ihJH(U. ,. . ... ... - The Treasurer** Offi •« will he pilbl’e road leading from P.Iick'Uir rr. r . , i , ■ . i.o . .. L .,,., ■ _. . . . , , ,, . ... , for tl:e colic don ol the t..xc« LI Wo, and laud* of .■*. B. TTiTIr, Alice I). Thomson, Odom and N II btansell. Price, $ri,th)0. RED OAK TOWNSHIP. Aaron Place, 2n6 acres. 2 tenant hnu*e«, barns *jnl stah’les, good clhV open , It vied ] for DO 1 from the l.'.tii il iv f>f October, , l!k>l, nri’H the 15th day of ..March, UtKi inein-ivc. TiUi co'umtjtatlwn fax will be receiv- eff until Keliriisrr l*t. I’.HI*. From the 1-t ihiv of JanU.srv l!k>rA*n li! the 31st day of January. )9()fi a tfen ally of j percent, will In* add'd to ali. unpaid taxes. Fximi the It't dav ol February,' I^05y to tlie 28th dny of Febrnnry, 1JKI5, a penalty of 2 per cent, will be added to all unpaid tax** From the Dt d*v nt Maich IPO,*), until the l.'ilh (lay of March, 1905. a penalty of 5 per cent, w ill he added to all un paid taxes. LEVY. FOB HA LE. Two vacant lot* on Apademr Street, Barn well, for-eale. u ith a qiMuiitv of good brick, a wetl, feuciug, stable*, Ac. Apply TO" George H. Bare*. “—T~ ; — BaniweTT, H. O. 5 Mill* » •• 3 “ -^-P- we have the foods that add to hu man health and happiness and that are an antidote to doctor and In Wagons and Bnggies we are at the head of the proces sion and far ahead of all competi- tinn. . <-■ ■550'Woro*, balance in wood aud Umber, 2 tenant bouses on place, dwelling recently burned,MAtflew from BaruVvcII Court House, (rapubYic road. Hounded by lands of Weath«r*hee, Dicks, J. O. Patterson, James Tilly and E L. Pat terson. Price, $9,300. J. a PATTERSON & SON, Barnwel l, S- C. For State purposes “ Conslltutioual School “ Ordinary County —— . “ Repay loan Special School Levy. 1 Mill: Cedar Grove, Old ColumltU^ 2 Mill: Allendale. Barhary Kfkin-h. Blackvllh*. Double Pond. Elko, Etlt*io, Feirfxx. Friendship, Healing Springs, Kline, Lees, Jlorri*. New Forest. Oak Grove, Reedv Bran.-li. Helgllne, Seven Pines, Hycamore (Nn. 51.) Tinker’s Creek. . 3 Mills: Ulmer, Owen* Cross Rond*. Hickory Hill, Caves, Barton, Great t/ypro**. 1 Mills; Hereiil4s. Cj Mills: Barnwell. * DATES FOR TREASURER. WilRston. Tuesday,' Nov Blackville, Wedne.-day, »*- Dunbarton Fiiday, “ App’eton, Tue-d.iy, “ Allendale, Wediie*day, Uimers. Tlptrsda^ Dec -Fairfax. Friday, . J. B. Armstrong, County Treasorer. 22, 1904. *1, 25, “ 29. “ “ 1. “ 2. “ NOTICE REGULATING WORKING PUBLIC ROADS. Ac. In pursuance of Act of General Ak- semhly, approved Fehy. 27th, 1904; the County Hoard of. Commissiom rs have fixed the li'^ which (tersons lia ble to road duty shall work the road* at four days during the year, wnd ■when Commutation Tax Unpaid in lien of work, the amount is fixed at Two Dollar*, to he paid on or before Feb ruary h> each year. r VV. Barker, Supervisor. K. C. Roberta, Jr., Cierk. Barnwell, H. , Oct. Al, 10J4. But we are busy ttxlay to particularize, so will make a con tinued story of ft. Cord tally in viting you. no matter what you need or want, to come to us and it witt beour best and constant aim. drainage. to serve you to yowr full satisfac tion. • _ SIMON BROWN’S SONS. T. B. ELLIS, Jr„ Surveyor and Civil Engineer gpecinl ittewtion given to the compu tation of water-powers, leveling it£d A postal card addressed to meat Mar tin, S. C., will rt'elve prompt atten- • octl-fcO, 1/ TREibPAHH NOT ICE. All persons are hereby forbidden, af ter date, to enter upon lands owned »r { controlled by either of the underatgiied In WilUston and Rosemary Townships, couhTy Of Barn well, Tor The purpose of hunting by day or by night, hauling away wood, straw ot leaves, pasturing stock, making paths or road*, or any other trespass, under penalty of pros ecution to the full extent <.f the law. M. T. Willis, J. M. Hair, J. P. !.ee, Jr., 8. M. Broadwater, J. P I.ee, Sr., M. F. Hair, A. M.- Rountree, F. F. Lee. TRESPASS NOTICE. . AH per»(»n* arc hereby forlthldeu to enier upon my LnimI* In' VVillisti-n I'own-hip for the nor;-c«e of hontlng,. trapping, taking wiw>i|, vintw-or leave*, psstiiring -'oi-Jt, nihklog road* or oath*, tilling or walking through my field* or wondlisnds or <-onr|rniti.ing any ■ other trespm**. ouder |ienaltv of juose- collon to IhaTtrtl extear of She law!' W. H. Lave*. Nov. 10th, 1904. '■ THE SliTE Of SOITH CAitOLISJ. In the Probate Court. By J. K. Hnelltng, K*q . Judge of Pro- h-Uw-iu ILirowell County. AV.hercss II. T. Farmer made suit To me. to gram hib» loiter* «d Admleis- tration oh the .-prate Mini effect* of Beniainio C..Forme.r.-aleoen-ed. These sin'. the»ofnre, to eire .and ad- ruouLdv*14 -o*l si'ngulsr. the kindred ami creditor* id the said Benjamin C. Farmer, deceased, ihat tbey'he and aj — pear before me. In tbeConrt of Pro' ate io be heal at Barnwell on Frrrtar, ”5'h Nova-in her. I'cq. nest, a-irr putdo-arir-iy hereof, at II o’clock in the foreno.-n, -ttrsbim-cH-n ia-.'ttwnrrr-ttrpy 'fiaVeT'Tmy ttre natd »d«*ioi*lratiou shoutd nut be granted Given under my Hand, this 10 li day of November, AanoTb-adol. Hk>4 J K. KNELLING, - * • — Pri-hate Judge. I^blished In Twk Hakxwkll Pkocus Noyember 17th, 1904. M. Callioufl, . P. M. Buckingtam Wo. Me Nib. Calhoun & Co FIPE, \Life. AccidenL ** •" t • ?-4 G^rcioxre LIGHTNING AND- Livestock INSURANCE, [ —At Lowest Rates In- • V " ~~ 7 • -' ’ —- Strongest Companies "T CiLHODH & CO. ^ ■ ,v * r . % . . .. . « -OFFICES AT- FHE BANK OF BARNWELL *7 J- i

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