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IHUIWDAY. KOVKSWRRir, UKM. ^ m^vtibpsuRsciimosT^ tw Advunue, per Annum . ..* fl.AO 'On Tim*. MOO The regular meeting of femneit Lodge Mo l«, Rnlghtn of IS thine *rlh be M<1 *t their Rail on PH&y night at o’clock. A. ftatt attendance la roqu xtpd Hr order of K. KN8: LINO* t;. f. Wm. McNAU. t. R. /NO The Oountri^hain Gang Will be on the road from Barton P. O tn Mathew* Bluff lb Bull Pond ToWiiehlp, this Week. O. W, Barker, Superviaor. • R. 0 Roberu. Jr., Clerk. What’s The Condition Of Your‘ Eyes? Wotild it not be well to have tested by a reliable Optlrlan of many year* , experience and not risk your eyes with a ped- d 1 e r ‘ who U here today and gone tnmorfoV. AtVwttt' - ;- guarantee to *ult yonr eve* exactly. GLASSES r Fi IT ED TO CROSS EYES. ; Creech’s Pharmacy. ;*»»»»»»:»*»»&»*»»»»»»»»» i ^e^e«-e^-e-»e^-e«e-»e-»e^-e-»e«-e-» HOW TO CURE A ' - COUGH. ♦ ♦ v ♦ « ♦ 4 r 4 Get a SOcts bottle of -Natures Cough Remedy And follow the direction* *trlct> ly. .JUturtTs Cough Remedy will cure your cough as )>ure as you follow direction*, or it will not «?o«t you one cent. Creech’s Pharmacy. 4 • 4 e f 4 4 T 4 =1 e 4 e 4 e « • 4 e 4 • 4 e 4 PRESENTMENT OKORANDJURY. November Term, 1004. To Ills Honor, J. C. Klugli, Judge Prexldlng. We, the Grand Jury, having dis charged the doth * for which we were called together,. make the following presentment: We have |>a*<ed noon all Hllla hand* ed u*. We have Inspected the variotj* institution* and public otllce* and find tw »lf of them evidence* of faithful and efficient eervice. V\ e timl the jail iu need of window savhe* and recommend that they be anpplled. The mad leading from Barnwell to White Pond i* badly in need of worK and we recommend that the same be worked a* *oon a* practicable It ha* come to our knowledge that there I* still a balance of about 1100.00 due the county on account of the ahnrtage of Ex-Treasurer Free. We recommend that measures be taken to collect the money. Thanking your Uonor and the offi cers of the Court for courtesies ex uded us, we are. Respectfully, 8. W. Xrotti. jr^ . Foreman G. J. . v cei r (Cases disposed of:) Then. Ruberg, charged with mali- CInua trespass ou real property, was ac- quitted. Ilenrv Smith tering house with intent to steal, and sentenced to hard labor for three mimitpt or to pay a due of $25. JoHij McMillan was convicted of as sault, ami battery with intent to kill and sentenced to pay a line of $50 or 0 months at hard labor. John C. PjcJpg was convicted of -dun >o*lng sentenced to pay a tine of $r>0 or 4 mouths at bard labor. The tinf was paid. James Walker wa* found guilty of murder, with recommendation to the mercy of the Court, and sentenced to life imprisonment. II. B. Smith was convicted of larceny of live stock (two cases) sentenced to Id month* at hard labor and to pay a line of one dollar in each case. ~— Gilmore Waldo found guilty of en tering house with intent to steal, sen tenced to 6 month* at hard labor. Verdict* of acquittal were returned In casee of C. W. Moody and J. B. Ros«, charged with conspiracy and ob tainlng good* under false pretences and Alfred Aldrich, charged with ma licious trespass. All other cases were continued to the Hpring term and the General Session* closed with the week. The hold-over Grand Jurors for 1905 are: W. I. Jowers, M L. McElheny, W, 8. Browning, C. M. Croft, C. B ‘MudiforB, J. F. -Loadhott:"' — -— —;—. ir J NOTICE. ^ “*’Th5Tb will bo *regnlon of Co. G. 1st H C. V. held at bfdbesda Church of this County on the 24th day of Xovem ber,'1904 (it being Thanksgiving Day). The public generally I* invited to at tend with well tilled basket*, Ac. Rev. J.-T. Morrison of Hampton County and Jinn. K. T. I.affitte has been invited to sp^ak. Respectfully, *—- r jvlli Hunter, J. C Copeland, W. T. Beard, ** Committee. Bamberg, 8. C., Nov, 8tli. TJ04. Cotiffl a* the khemnmVte . ,Tho Cqnrt of Common PI«m h mak ing fcaajr progress thia week. A ^ Capt, D. M. Johnston and Mr. D. W, Gouge warmed our heart »a Tuesday. For lhMlr*Ltlme thia tall tlu ground wa* frozen (slightly) Monday morning. Tire post office will keep Sunday hour* ob Thanksgiving Day, ThHvsduy, 24th Inst. t Rev. W. G Britton Is attending the davannah .Rlvsr Baptist Association tills week.; Dr. C. C. Brown of Sumter wa* among Barnwell relatives and friends on Monday. ■ The glad hand Wa* given us op Mon day by subscriber* R. M. McLin and 8. D. Bryanti' Messrs Briggs, Bnlst A Co. have re ceived that expected car load of Mil- bur* Wagons. Next Thursday will be Thanksgiving Dav, one occasion almost equal to Christmas Day. -See advertisement in this issue of the James Shelby Hhow, to be at Barnwell on next Monday. Attorneys J. F. Iz’ar, J W. Barit well, II F. Rice and J. R. Cloy were in court on Monday. There wft* snow In Aiken]and north ward on Sunday, while Thk I’kofi.k's Violets were a blooming iij Barnwell. Mtw. 3. W. Kave* of Grdiit Cypress ha* kindly contributed a glorious pumpkin for our Thanksgiving enjoy ment. For the fiscal year ending June 80th the gross receipts of the Barnwell po»t office footed up $3,22(J.2s; Bamberg #2,900 28. If yrnnrratTBm-etflss pbnrograv-E of yourself or some loved one see Mr, W A. Reckling at the Masonic, liAli, Barnwell, this week. Major Izlsr wa* up from Florid* last week, in high health and with the good new* of llHiry D’s continuing im provement in health. Minutes of the Barnwell- Baptist Sunday School Convention are ready for distribution at Rev. W.G. Britton’s Book More. Baih well. —«—— The Election Commissioner* can vassed on Tuesday the votes east on the 8th. For Presidential Electors, Democratic. 1401; Republican 32; For 8t«te and County officer* 1289; For Congress, Patterson 1391, Mjeis 32. Last week we enjoyed pleasant ea!!* from our good filer.ds Messrs S G. Mathews, Joseph Tit win, J. C. Keel, Chas. MeGeiver.J. S Ferguson. F W. Weather-bee, D. A. Grubbs and J. G. Mathews. ■ ’ • y_, Mr. F. H. Dlyk* i* sowing oat* th’s week w ith no apprehension of damage to that crop by later cold. He hi:* found, a* have hi* neighbor*, tlia’ acid sown with the seed oat* i* a perfect protection aglnst cold that would otherwise be fatal to the young plants. Married on the 9th Inst at the in.nic of the bride’s parent* Mis* Corinne, daughter of Dr. anti Mr*. R. P. Searsqii of Allendale and Mr. J. B. Atkinson of Spartanburg. The fo'tunite groom i- a handsome and promising member of the legal profession and tlie . bonny bride i* daintily charming hr“per*on and lovely In character, and of. rare culture and with brilliant intellectual gilt* and rich In the love and atTcc- tionate regard of all that know tier beautiful life. —wn Exhibit at BARNWELL ocs** ' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 218T., Ralct or Hhlrte, under Water Proof Tent*.with plenty of good comforiah e •eats for ail. This show i» not a circus but a first chkss, strictly clean, moral. Cp-to data St)«*uk>*l -awd - vaudeville *lio\v-one w hich the most refined lady can attend ami enjoy. Hpedal atteii* Uon given to ladies and chlldreq to see that they Jiaye comfortable aeats by polite nsbers. Th* Janie* Shelby’* show is endorsed by the press and public in every town where they exhihited, giving entire satisfaction to each and every visitor; In a word it is said by the best reliable citiaeiiB of this State to be the best 25c show bn the roadr Don’t miss this rare, opportunity of seeing Shelby’s Show If J<>u want to get entire satisfaction for your money. Oor price* are within the mean* of all, Adults, 25u, L'hildVcti l!lo. Afternoon performance at 1:3'» p. m , night per- formauce at 7:45 p in. fchurp. >-r m amiriation of our f> wa Fall aild Winter BANK NOTICE. ’ Tlie Bank of Barnwell will be closed on Thank-giving Day, Thursday, 24th, inst Penon* having paper maturing that date will please anticipate pay- P. M Buckingham, Cashier. BABY LUC1LE. Little Lucih*. infant daughter of Mr. and Mr* T. K. Turner, died on OcU>- ber 29:1i 1904, aged 11 month* and 13 day*.. Lovingdtands laid her t<> rest in the If.iir Grave A'jird. Rev. W. M. Jones conducting the last touching service*. There she sleeps in the bosom of the mother earth like the flower seed to blossom into eternal life when the resurrection morning shall come. In that comforting .faith the bereaved parents bear their sorfow that their loved lost one will iu lire sweet bye and bye. knowing be’- found MONTH’3 MEDI^PFE ON TRIAL. Generous Otter fo~All with Weak Di- g?*ton or Stomach Trouble*. \YIth every box of Ml o na sold J. C. Creech give*, the follow ing guarantee ■bond, ■assuring ;hc purchaser that thr money will be returned if after a mouth’s use the remedy haauot given satisfaction. GUARANTEE BOND. I hereby agree to refund the money paid fur Ml o-na on return of empty box if the purchaser tell* me Unit it lias fallel to cure indi gestion or stomach trouble*. This guarantee covers two boxes or a pe r box. __ -* (Signed) .TT.. A GOOD BEGINNING. Minute* of the-first meeting of the. Barnwell County Auxiliary Club of the Cotton Grower* As«Qciatl>lii. held at the Opera .House on the loth Novem ber. . ; Organized with membership below, with authority to original member* to add name* of all reputable whPe farm ers and other* in dilferent line* of businea* who may be wiiling to co op erate with a*. ■ _ Major II. W. Richardson wa* elected President, and empowered to appoint a secretary. - Major Richardson and Col Alfred Aldrich were elected delegate* to the Convention in Columbia on the 22d November. -Club adjourned to meet on Fridav 18th Inst. * H W Richardson, W T G uIjV.vW M Harden, W A Bailev, ADre.l Al drich, W R Hogg, T J. Gryhhs, Wilhe Harley, J A Jenkins, A B Patterson, W T Walker, M J Delk. G W Peacock, Clarence Fow ke. F H "DTck», T> 0 Burckhalter; R R Johnston. J 3 Cal houn, Jack Mathew s, J A Tobin, I, M Sprawls, C B Swan, G R Dunbar, Mil ton Harden. J R Harden, Aleck Ilar- .dan, W P Sander*. ^N F Kirkland was fonnd giillty of en» {-yy K Da.rTingtop. J W" Us^rv, ^ L Patterson, 11 J Croft, J O i’aticrson. R B Mcl.eraore,O II Best, Jack. Cave, Sonny Care, C Asliley. — OLD FIELD AND K. K. M.^EWS. Syrup making 1* the order of the day. Some of us are getting awfully sweet '^ty. uadac Uc« ae(4.[st«F»tttck-trp working arotnrctTtie C.'rtl'e mill. Jack Frost Is fast changing tbo color of field* and wood*. Mr*. T. B. Grubb* returned home today after spending tbi« wetk with her daughter Mrs. M. 3. Hair of R K. M. Mr. J. E. Hair and hi* sis’er Miss Alice were the guest* of Mr*. C. 3. Hair’s family on Tuesday night. '-^Tlie many friends of Mrs. M. 3. Hair will be glad to hear that she is improv ing after several week* illimss. Como to the Centennial meeting at Rosemary Baptist church on the fourth Saturday and Sunday of November. Many of the young are expected to attend. We fancy we can almost hear the chime of the wedding belt*; look-otr for a free invitation Our telephone line i» now in opera tion from Williston to R K. 51. Messrs P. M. ami W, M* Hair are superintending R. K. Mills sncccsfully at this time. "N e w Co then Anyone whose food does not digest a* it ought, who lia* to take thought about wltcii and what to cat. should take advantage of this generous oJTer J. C. C-c:cS Mt-o-na is aiuiosl invariably success fol in curing stomaclt trouble p(Tf'ill kind*, from an alMite attack of indiges tion to a chronic msc of indigestion. Bv its use new rich blood i* made, the weight increased and health restored. if Mi o-na we-e successful in 99 cases opt of a hundred thi* offer would Pe ruinous. Till* offer shows the great faith J. C. Cpeech basin the health giv ing power* of Mi-o na anil you should lieirin it* use at mice Try it for a month anyway. If it fail* to help you rile cost i* nhsolut'Ay nothing, w hile if it doc* what is claimed for it, the ex- peit* i* trill log. . ’ ’ . ' - E are offering tn the peo ple (lie bigaest bargains that were ever offered be- Webavea big stock on hand and It’s got i.o he *old. So for ' MEN and BOYS, ^Vou Wll! pro nounce it Su perior to lines' usually shown in towns of this si?e. All The Xew and KoBby Patterns and Cuts. THE WEARIHC QUALITIES AND PRICE OF THIS LINE WILL APPEAL TO YOH, Om* increasing: business in ‘-j * ^—-T---'— —- .■■■ .'T Gents Furnishings warrants in carrying a larger and more complete stock than ever be fore. Men’s Patent Leather Shoes, all Styles, #3.00 to $5.00 Ladies all Leathers, $2,00-to$ikt50 'Children’s School and Dress Shoes, all sizes and prices. White Hickory Wagons, Rock Hill and other makes of BUGGIES, HARNESS, SADDLES and ROBES. o . * rOijr Stock is Large and Complete in every Line and prices are always Hock Bottom. Come to see us I have Juet received two oar loads of the Best Blue and Horaea obtainable and invite the examination of all lover* of <«tock. Bugglee and Wagons fit in every particular to go with them. >. j ’ Wl A carload of Furniture of the aort that lighten* the Imrdetta of hooeefceeiM ing and add* to the comfort and ffttragUvcaetJ end happiaeM nf Bring.the good wife and the young daughter to aee and aeleot a family for In HATH,, CLOTH I NO, FURNISHINGS and 8HOK3 for MEN, BOYS and YOUTHS I carry full line* from the hlgheat grades for fine dree* purpoeetf to the most substantial for every day uses, r I n m v Woman’s World there are all the old favorites and new (wndtdatM In Dry and Dress Goods, Notions, Shoe* and Furnlsbtliga and their crltieal emaml* nation is most cordially Invited. In Stoves, Housekeeping Goods, Hard*are and all General Merchandise f am headquarters. . Appieclatlng the generous patronage of the SeMod A cdntlnuafloe of beat ef« fort to please and profit all customers.is uheerfuily pledged. -e e- BE. JD. STILL. HITTLE INS A AST I ICTORY! During; my recent whirlwind campaign through the West I cap* tured the BEST BARGAINS of my busy life in the purchase at panic prices of , 148 Mules . aNd 26 Horses and Mares. i s®® .j are They are the best in every good quality I have ever handled and V BARNWELL, a C. “WE BUY COTTON. CHOICE CHICKENS. A bout fifty matings of the Thomp son Simin of Barred Plymouth m Rod** for sale. - — They have no superiors and fow equals a* the best for ail purposes. Apply to _ MRrf. WTT. CALHOUN. 'i'homas, 8. C. We have received one Car Load of the CELEBRATED don’t mi-s Remember ~vou miy'elvcwln ro thi* great chance. Tie Ute H vr ‘before _ " aud it wilt be inkny dollars &»ved in your ; poc^yffi j •••• ' " We have a fn-sb and up-to-date stock of Men’s, Boys’ and Ci.ll ren's t lo- tlnnir, l>ry (><kk1 ■, Hio s. Hats and Gents’ Fumlahinu*, also a large stock of Ioiilies’ Skirts,-Waists knd Jackets and up-to-date Millinery. equal to the best made; consisting of ONE and TWO - HORSE^—Light, Medium and Heavy. . Where desired by pur chaser we will sell for onc- half cash and balance pay able October, 1905. If in need c-alf'oiv- us. Wtt are ready. BRIGGS, BUIST & CO., Blackville, S. C. Citron, Raisins, Currants and all in- gmflont* for fruit cakea, and a fresh Mm of Cheioqat Family Grocerie* and Fresh Nuts just received at G. W. Patrlch’*, J The Old JUUffUlffr BELOW NOTICE A FEW OF OUR MANY BARGAINS: CLOTHING Men’s & to #15 Suit*, #8 9S to $9.W. Youths’$5 to $12 8uit* going at $3.48 to #7 08. ClrldreuVEnre Suits, agt-s from 4 to 16 years from 98 cents and up. it Shoes. For young and old from 25c and up. nirinUir-laoli»' stid Men’s 8hooe I A CON nNUAL STRAIN. '* f Many men and worsen iireeonstantly subjected to what they commonly term "a continual strSfn” because of *01110 financial o> family troublu. It wear* anddUtiesse* them both mentally and physically, affecting their nerve* badly and bringing on liver and kidney ail ments, witn the attendant evils of con stipation, loss of appetitr, tleepl*** nes*, low vitality ami despondency. They cannot, aa a rule, get rid of this- “contliioal strain^” but th*y can fen) edy Ha health destroying effect* by taking frequentdo-e* of Green’s Au gust Flower. It tohev up the liver, stimulate* the kidneys, insures healthy bodily functions, gives vim and spirit tor one’s whole being, and eventually dispels the physical or men’al distress caused by that “continual strain.” Trial bottle of Auguat Flower, 25c; regular <d*c, 75*% At Creech’s Drug- 3lure aud 3car.o»’s Drug Store. ' . a —r we are selling at #1.25. 4 We Have tlie Exclusive Sale of I —Line cEimmr—‘ DOUGLAS Shoes. hats ... for everybody from 19c and up. We have a 1 -rge wjock of f/idies’ Skirt* and Jacket* from $1 and Up. A yard wide sheeting at ....... t^c. l’< cdcc homespun check- at ...... ,5c. A yard Wide bleaching at Sc. Fruit of tt^i loom. Heavy fleeced underwear at Wc aSuit. We have many other bargains every day for you. Don’t miss this great chance and remember the place. B. MAZURSIY, PROPRIETOR. THE PRO VED BEST. From Colorado to the Atlantic Coast, fr-m Maryland to the Gulf of Mexico tlie YOUNG & MATHIS Eden and Blue Gem, * and the I Jem# & Mathis Cantaloupes, Eden Gem, Pollock-and- TBtSPASS NOTICK. • All persons are forbidden to enter upon land* owned by me in Allendale, and Sycamore Township and in Hamp ton County for the purpose of hunting or trapping_.flshing, "taking wood, straw or leave*, making road* or path*, pasturing stock or allowing stock to run at large, playing game* or card* or committing any tiespus* whatever under penalty of prosccu tion to the full ekteut of the law. ' M. Load holt. October 20,1904, tresPaSTnotice. All person* are forbidden to enter upon my land* in WlilDton and Rose mary Town-%tp* for the mirpose of hunting, fishing, trapping, taking wood, straw or leave*, pasturing stock, making path* or road*, riding or walk ing through my field*, wood land* or pasture or corUihkting any other tres pass unde.r penalty of prosecution to the full extent of the law. T. W. Scott. October 21*t. 1904. IvALOLA CrystalrzKD min- - EKALYVATER ' ^ Neuralgia^" Headaches, In- (Hgcstioil, all Liver, Stom ach, and Kidney Troubles. Greatest Cure the World has ever known. Take Knlola six days and cat anything you want. Made by the Kalola Com- panv, Savannah, Gn. W. G. Brewer, Vice-Pres ident, Secretary and Mana- ger. ’ - i ■ For sale by J. C. Creech, Druggist. Sixce ■bo Stoib all who want theijest stock at Hvinc prices. Come to $ce them and they will sell thCnlsetVfcs. 1 haven't tltntf or language sufficient for their description. And the WAGONS .to go with them are ready for you. Tbd VIRGINIA, 2 1-2 tires, and i 1-2 axlcfi that we can sell at flo, a -SPECIALTY. Brown Wagons and Harness, all best materials and finest work* manship always on hand. — Lowcr South-Carolina has never seen the match of the bargain# and opportunities now offered at .. . *■ ' lO tM Genuine Rocky Ford FROM STANDARD MELONS have proven the best grown. In the greater productiveness, their superior shipping qualities and exquisite dvliciousnes* and beauty. v - rj - They are<STANDARDS now and brUmttlia higneat price* in .all Jthe best market*. ’ ■ s Carefully savetLfleec^frnm per- recthr shaped and perfectly ri pened melon* for ffale. Full proof and particular* and price list furnished on personal or written applicattion to— ^ _ C. U MATHIS,- Blackvillk, 8. G H. F. YOUNG A CO , 808 Washington St., Saw Yore Gitt, N Y. YtxerDrTormenler 64369; JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN DALE HERD, Profronn^d-unu*n«lly handsome—fine Afairy Ttrnrr “Tliere stretch behind him along every line the finest dairy blood in the world.” By blood and in dividuality he is^at the top of the Jer . ’Ni.- BLAeKVILLE, S C * Hill Top Stables * 38 Cotton - 1 and Id Saddle and Timber Mules !2 Harness Horses* mmmmmmmmmmmmirnmmmmmmmmmmmm** DIRECTS" KANSAS. better can be, for no better cantie raisedL • They will suit every want and purposeand, as always, prices are fair and right. 1 •, v Come to see them and HARNESS HARNESS. An Immense stock, reaching from the Choicest to the Cheapest Grades. Aitf separate piece sold, from a Brow Rand up or down. Baddies for Men and men. Lap Robes and Whips Ac. in vast variety, but of the best quality. iB-u-ggies WagozcLS. My Stock of Buggies is superb, the most pom for table, the most durable, end the prettiest In finish find style made In America. My Wagons are of the makes that have stood (he test of wetlr and time to the unbroken satisfaction of ail who have used them. Buy one. You will mr blacksmith bills and be blessed by your easy pulling teams. CharlieBrowrr, BARNWELL, S, O r sey breed. His dam tested 38j gallons of milk and 23 . 4 ox.; Ule Itrand ^wby the weilr. (lam 23 lbs., 5 »/.*.. ami ills great grand daih'iTlbs., 3 oss.vwf^uttor In seven -days He has 14 sisters giving as high as 22 lbs. of butter In seven days, 't * Registered Jersey heifers bred to this bull/ami three of hi* sons, all solid col ored and grand individual*, now for sale. Write for pedigreeswud particu lars to GLKNDALP DAIRY, Barhwell, 8. G. DICKS-HOUSE, 631 BROAD ST.. . *• **■« 1 ; ATJcrcNTA, OAt Ft cel lent rooms and feed table board. Rate*, fi.M per day; special A. P. Dress, Pftof. MONEY JO LEWD. We are prepared to negotiate loans on Improved farms for five years, partial payments Interest 8 per cent on toeaa under $1,(Mg); 7 par rent on loans over $1,000. Don’t a rite, come aud see u* * J. O. Patterson A Sen, 28-2 . V DR. J. H. E. BILHOUS, % DERTAL SORGEOI, ■ lucstmi, s. 6 Will be *t his 1 office ■