Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TUUJ«DAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1904. fcSL People. OUR THANKSGIVING. You and I, dear iMmocratio r.ader, nmotijt other tiling* have canoe to b* thankful that wn rhall not be inoritllv,, legally or .pnjltlflally rcofMinolble for the sjn* and mlotAkoo, trauoKreonlond' \ ;> ■'iiWbifdk»lidin*i* that thia Wrooed *ot • ^"^irnrheht of oori* shall or may cmninll before tho next election ehall turn the In* out. * But wo will hare a plenfc to do to keep tho ten uomutanilmem* and to live acuorillng to the golden rule. David Deunctt Hill declareil ahortly ago that he 'would get out of public life on January let, next. He need not wait nutll the new year to tniu that leaf, for he and August Belmont and all their cln** of Democrat* were kllled'outrl_ght or ifimtally wounded In the ballot* on the 8th Tho Waohlngton Btar, a new*p*per which get* much of U» light from tho White Home, gtye* notice that a atrou*' .effort will be made tn tho next < cn« Cijitor t Pron'r. gri>«* to cut dow n Southern repreaen. ^ r * taMon In tlw House In proportion to the yoie c.a*t. The proposition D to reduce the number of repieaeutatlvc*. In each State, allowing South Carolina three member* instead of tho present •even, making the tot*l reduction for tho South UK member*. A» other State* up North have edneaMona! qual itlcutlooa for auffiage tlmy w ill be itl{<» wise uffede.l, and Southern rcpublicHH member* wl.l alio o,)|>o*o nub radl- caliam. i battle of TWO NfiWSI’^VI’KR MKN AR ID VKD. Another palitical miracle wa* the election of William D. Dottgla* Gov- •ernor of rock i inbed Mnaaachusett*. He began life a ^Iwemaker'a nppren tlce, *avei! started a ahoe factory and la now several time* a millionaire. In bis campaign speeches he belabored the trusts, advocated reciprocity and never mentioned tho names of Roose velt or Govei nor J. L. Bates, his fc-f publican opponenC 5 " \Vff**Ba*»es of Kdling people voted for him He think* the Presidency could have won on his lino of battle, and If he hold* hi* hold will he a formidable candidate for the Democratic nominatloh'ln 1S)08> Mr. Douglas ow n* a dally paper. Tho election of John A. Johnson, Democrat, Governor of Minnesota, w bile jill tho rest of his ticket' was snowed under out of sight provoa .t’ 1 "* | A tmrrtcjcn s tovo "fsTr pfav. ' A few ’ weeks before the election the repnbH cans tilled the State with circular* stiowing that Johiitton’s father bad = A RUNAWAY bioyclk, 'X- Terminated with an nftlv ent on the log of .1. B Orner, Franklin Grore, III. It developed a stubborn ulcer unyield* lug to doctors'and remedies for four yours. Then BncklphV Arnica Hohe , cured. It’s just as good for Burn#, Scald*, Skin Kruptimia nod Pilns. i.V. at GnuHib** Pharmacy, C..N1 Burckbal- ter’s Drug Store. MRS. CARLPjON’S WOXDKRFUL STORY. Maine Woman’s Thrilling Experience Duplicated In Barnwell. There are scores of families In Barn well and nearby towns who Will read with Interest the wonderful experience of Mrs. A. I,. Carlton, one of the best known women in Rockland, Mo. Her statement* areconllrnud by the phy sicians Who trotted her and by G. II. Petutletoii, the druggist w bb sold b.-r Ml-o-nn, nature’s cure for dyspepsia Mr*. Carlton says: **I sutTercd with stomach trouble for eight years, grow- Ing worse jttUJjLe-lliiiB, Tnreo of the died in a poor hou»e ami that hi* moth er had taken in washing to keep from starving. Tho pamphlet told the truth, but the people elected Johnson. . .——*-■ Mr. Jobiison 4s editor of a weekly paper. A8 TO JURY DUTY. ' In a letter to the Aiken Law and Order League Hon. D. 8. Henderson writes: The court is composed of the Judge, the Jury, the member* of the Bar and the sworn olHcers of the court. The lury I* composed of electors, and must be men of moral standing; and are listed and drawn by—the Clerk of Court, the Auditor and the Treasurer. The juries nre compmtwU of our ow n cltixens, bone of our bone, and tle«h of our flesh. If they do wrong, by pro eept and example teseb them tn do right; and when you are drawn on the Jury, go and serve; and don’t run af ter the lawyers to try and get you ex cused because your business needs you at home, and get iiuvl with them (I they don’t appeal to the Judges to ex cuse yon. One of the highest privil ege* of citizenship should he to sit on the jury and help to administer justice according to law. The business men— men of affairs, and the farmer*, the merchants and tho busy workman ought to feel it their bonnden duty to eerye. Yet, alas, at every term of court thprb is a long list of excuses for one cause or another. The Baptist State Convention Ir Ip —cteaston in Cheater this week. Private Secretary Loch dctyD* that President Rooncvelt niirposes to make an A&rly visit to his mother's old home In Georgia. From the way that dispensary and other Issues nYe piling it look * ns If •eml annual rather than biennial sea- — -otoao-wHI be the-iwtgramnie.- *' ■—? Under the new’ State constitution the term* of the HTato Senatois anil members of the llouae of Representa tives begin on tiio Monday following • their election. - i— Judge Alton B. Parker has moved to Jhrw—York and opened a law ofllce otr hi* ©wo account. His salary as Judge was $14,000 a year, hut his fees, Jttt^.wUI overtop that. Joel Covington, a rich Marlboro ' farmer, aged 7A, bas had graves for- Iiimself and wife dug and cemented wud marble tombstones made with all in*- •erlptions except tho date* of their . iiallMi " —' On Saturday thieves stole $:5(),00(i from the Forepangh -ScID Circus at Tartmro, N. tY. amt left no rrePILf "oF trace. They timed their raid to the last day before it went into winter quarters, W- A News and Courier correspondent write* that (here has been a lively In crease In the jug trade from Charlotte since the closing of the Cherokee coun ty dispensaries and that many thirsty persons have “business” in Spartan burg and Chester. The date of the farmers’ institute to be held in Bamberg i* Saturday, De cember 17th, and not November 17th, as we announced last week. No month was mentioned in the letter to Mr. Free. H-n<| we naturally presumed it wa* November: Piffle a interested will please note that the date is Satur day, December 17th.—Bamberg llor- afU. Bishop Galloway, who has just re turned from a considerable stay in Japan, says ths't the yellow men have lost 40,0Q0 soldiers in their attacks on Port Arthu r, _H c atiys that Japan -cop put a million men in the field but that the war expedites are becoming a grie vous biifddn and the conservatives are •nxfous for peace. The longer tliocor- flict lasts the worse for the Japs D his qpinloo. In a letter piiblisbad last week Presi- )ent Roosevelt declares-himself a half itherner, haying tho interests of rife »th at heart ms much as those of the forth, and more saddened than an- wred by Southern attacks upon him, £[• has offered Gen,. F. M. Cockrel’, who will nokhaveelectcd Senator from XDtoarl, the Republicans having cap- tpred bla State, a position on the Dana- na Cadtl iwnnnlK»jen or as cfvll ser- v|ce dammtssloner. As Gen. Cockrel! Kps baen houest he ts poor and needs . apme - 1 bestf-doctor* in Maine diagnosed my case as cancer of the stomach and de clared I could not live two months. Utterly discouraged with Midi*treat ment I began using Mi-o- na and com menced gaining at once. At this lime I was reduced to almost »kin and bones, us 14nd lost nearly 100 pound* during my slckriess, hut when I began to take Mi-o-na, my flesh was built up and 1 gained 221 lb*, the first month. When I discharged my physicians, I w as suf fering great ■■pain tuul distress, and vomiting from two,to sGCflrtiea a day. but^ffey the tlrst fow yocek* use of Mi- o na the patii ceased aipL-the vnhflring •topped entirely. I lisvc taken only six packages of tliess wonderful tah- h-t* hut my health is about restored and I firmly believe that Mi o-na saved my life.” J. Creech Is local agent for Ml o- na, wlihdi sell* for ilO cents a box, and offers It under personal guarantee that, if it doe* not care the worst form of stomach trouble and rcMittlng disor ders, the money will ha reliunlcU. ft of an Over *rr=* MASTERS SALE.. State of Honth Carolina, I County of Bai nwcll. f Court of Copimon Pleas. Julia L. Falrey, et ah, .*> 1’lain tiff*. against . W. II. Kennedy, et al., Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed In the above entitled came, I will sell at Barnwell, In front of the Court House, on Monday, Deorndvsr flftli, lOlkl, ijW I cing sateday In said aiontli, wirhin the legal hour* of. sale,. the following described real property ; “All that certain niece, narcel or rracl orraniT sltuare, lying aiffl helpg in tho county of Barnwell and State aforesaid, containing five hundred and ihirty-flvo (.VI5) acre*, more or !o**, nnd hounded a* follows; On the north by the lands of H M. Willis. Mr*. S. H. Broadwater and -W. B. “Newsome; on tho eu*t by lands of Dr L. Hrook- er; on the s , " 1 lli by lands of E. R. Willi* and on the west by lands,of Mr*. Reason Youngblood.” Terms of *a!e cash, pnrchaserTo pay for papers. ♦ _ ILL. O’Bannon, Master. Masterfe Office; November l«ih, 1WJ. The McCreary’s Style of Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing has no Superior. 'Suit# for Men, $8.00, , 1 |'0.' ; 0, 112.00, $1.1.00 and up. * „ » Suits for Boys, ^.SO, $8.00, f 3.50, aud.up. .Suit* for Youth’s, $5 00, $10.00 and dp. HAWES’ $3.C0 GUARANTEED HATS, -y . , , « -e* - * .5. - o . “The Hats of Latest Vogue, —for— “Every Face, Figurd and Fancy.” mwm lUUST - RECEIVE TWO CARLOADS Of STUCK MUI E©. One ear of fine^arge and riiedimn mules; Just III fi-oni the West. All young and Well shaped. \ to40b> i - A Kentucky farmer ha* found an ca*y plan for destroying the mischie vous English sparrows on hi* place, lie take* a smalt quantity of Wheat- or •jmilur grain and souk* it in good whiskey for 12 or is hour*, then spreads.thc seed on some ibed root juullct* the,1)1 idicornu and Ch-iebratu. In a few minute* they have on hoard more than they can carry and tumble to the gound, w here anyone can kill them. If any songbird get* the grain and falls j i*t lay IiIjb on a (Uielf oux -of rbe way of Mr. Tliomas da t.’at iwtR—he sorter *oht;r* up so that he can And the way home. . ... , ‘ Ch.iiVlie Btrliiefe HEALTHY MGTI1ER8. Mother* should always keep in good bodiiy heal Mir They owe if xo their children. Yet it 1* no unusual sight to see a mother, with babe In arms coughing violently and exhibiting ail the symploi.i* of a consumptive ten. deriey. And .why should this danger- on* condition exist, dangerous alike to mother and child, w hen Dr. Boscheo’* German Syrup would put a-stop to it ntoneeL No mother should he witb- out tlii* old a»»l tiled retnedv In the house—for its thnelv use will promptly cure any lung, throat nr bronchial trouble in herself or her children. The worst cough or mild can hi 1 apacdlly cured by German Syrup; * > irnti hoarseno** and congestion of the hroiiehlal tuliha. ft rnakos expeetora- Tloir«Py, airtl give* Instant roflef and refreshing rest to the cough racked consumptive. New trial bottle. 25; large size, 75. At Creech’* Drug Store, and Setiraon’s Drug Store. On September 2l*t Carroll Jlook, agCd U-year*. w. * hi i ten by a rffSid dog ott Baloshurg. A mad stone wag at idled and tin doctor* treated the wound. Ho appeared all right i)i.tii the first wf4ast week when ho con plained of pain in his arm and grew stcadilv worse uuiil Saturday when he died of. hydrophiibLi. —c DISASTROUS WRECKS. CnrelessneK* is responsible f<>r many a railway wreck and the saute causes are making human wreck* of unfforer* from Throat and Lung trouble*. But since the advent of Dr. King’* New, Discovery for Consumption,, Cough* and Cold*, even the w v or*t ease* can be cured, and hopt-lesa resignation is no longer necessary. Mis. Lois Craggof Dorchester, Mass., I* one of many whose life was saved by Dp. King’s New Discovery, , T1R* givat TjenredyMi guaranteed for all Throyt and Lung disease* by Crc eh’s 1‘liaimaev. O \ BlUi'klilllttr HHTjJjJDt. I'rlce 50c, and $1.00. Trial bottles free. Bills—DTd you notice the pleased ex-; pression on her face wiien 1 fold her that she didn't look any older than her daughter? Wills—No; I was looking at the ex pression bn the daughter’s face. - ^ Him: I think a man should marry a girl he h :s known from childhood.. Her: Yes, hut if a girl knew a man from childhood she would probably know better than to marry him. NOT A SICK DAY SINCE. “I was taken •severely sick with Ijld- nev trouble. I tried ail sorts of medi cines, none of which reiioved me. One day I saw an ad. o.f vour Electric Bft- ter* and determliied to try that. After taking a few doses I felt relieved, ami soon thereafter was entirely cured, find have not seen a sick day since. Neighbor*of mine have been cured of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rivo-v atpl Kidney trouble* and General Debility?” '444- i* wbfrt B.4^- Ba**, - tir Fi'eiiViinl^ N. C. write*. Only fide, at (Speech’s Pharmacy, C. N. B u re k h a I ter,-lini g- gist. b MASTER’S SALE. State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. ; Court ot Common Plea*. Bennett Stilngfcllow, AdmlnlRtrator on the Estate of Marion Stringlel- low, deceased, Plttiutiff, v* Bertha Strlngfcllow.. WiUla CiUlC 1j. Stringfellow, Willie M. igfellowj John B. Strlngfeilow atriT Fred Mringfellow, liofendiNit*. By virtue of, a deereta) order to me ill reeled In lb* above entit led cim«r , ,-l will sell at Btrnwell. in front of tlu- Court llmise, on Monday, December til ill, 1901, it being saleday in sai;l monih, within the legal houro-of sale, the tollowiiig ile-eribed real prSperii All those lot* or naicel* of land, sit uate, lying and being in the town of BluckviUc, lit thecouiity of Bain welt. Slate of South Caioil+HV;—cmrtaifiii'g almrU fuur utcriroa- Irss, xw bonndcil a* follows: On the North by Carxdi/iStreet.^on the East by Clark J'vtrjJlt-s on Hi a South by Reynold* ■Street. Colored Church lot, Columbia Kohinsou and Jane Johnson, and on the West by Campbell SYrcet. To be sold in Lot* or parcel* a* des ignated by plat of same in Master’s of fice, same to be exhibited by Master at sale and to h» sold in separate lot* as designated on said pDr, A LSO House and lot, about one fourth of an acre, bounded North hv Paseallas Mreet, East by Mrs Jennie Sojourner. Soli Ui by W: Roth rock and We*t by AFTER WITH THE Mr*. Lumpy Boyl-lon. ALSO One lot and three building*, about me half acre, h«untied North bv-^AX. l-y, En»t bv Emma K'i d, South by I'ascalla* Street and West by Mrs. Cain. Tering cash. Ptrrehascr to ray for papers. H. r. O'BANNQX. Master.. Master’* OfflceAuth Nov., loot. We bought in car load lots from pa original hands and so saved the MASIEK-'S SALE. South Carolina, l » Barn well Cour.ty. f s r Court of Common Pleagt J. .LL All, Alfred All, Mrs. I.eil; VVhTTe.vEmniH E.lenrjcYil, Jos. Cha* sere.m, Frank Chassereau, Qwen 'CbasVercant—Julia PliilUn*, Colliii- -ATi, Klim K. AH nod WUiiih Ircnr; All, A1|)hcu* E. All, hr their Guard ian ad ldtem. N. G. W. Walker, - — Ptatnrtfr*, —— ,■ / yg, ■ Mary L. Givens, Ella Lott. Lulu Mims Michie MoKerley, M*gt:ie Hutson, Bertha All, Liston All. Ethel All, ■— —Defendant*. Decree in Pnrtithm. ~ By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, | will sell at Barnwell, in fyont of the CourtilnuMi on, Monday. December fifth I'Jtii, it being saleday in said month within the leg il hoftr* oNaIiv.tho-4t4 Itivi lug desdrlbwa rTot-pniperty “ATIThaT ulece, parcel or tract of and, situate, lying and being m Barn- well (lonntr.-SiaTCTif- Smffn'TarolTra. containing one hundred' (100) aereV, more or le**, nnd bottned North by land* of M. H. Bolen, East by lands of ixmhiuTog4;nrtiini of c»tato?pf Daniet All, deceased, South by lands of J. H. AH. and W. (T THumpsun and Wert by landsof W.G. Thompson and Terrill Smith, all of which is more fnllv rep resented by plat made by J. S. Mixson & Son, dated 21st of January, A. D. 18! »0. Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay fbt papers. . -„ II. L. O’Bannon, ■ M a iter. Master's Olllce, November 16th, 1001. :: ,-S ~~ ~ ~~~ Tess—Young Dr. Sweet Is practicing i such oflleo. now, isn’t he? Jess (blushing)—Yes. Tess—What are hi* honrs? Jess—From to 10:30 usually, but when pa’s out ho stav* later. DOESN'T RESPECT OLD AGE, It’s shameful when youth fails to show proper rospect for old age, hut just the contrary In the case of Dr. King’s New Life Rill*. They cut off. maladies no matter how severe and Irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia, . . j*.. , Jaundice, Fever. Constipation all yield Tfifi shows are getling their *haro of to this pet fort Pill. 25c, at Creeoh’k “ ““ crop, hut a goed lapj^h -U Pharmacy, C. N. Bnrckhalter’s Drtiy ** nior * 'btoio. All needed bulldiiigs are in goial re pair. ' Term*—One fourth cash, the balance on long time if desired. For particular* apf'ly to EASTERLING—PATTERSON CO., 4t , Bsbxwkli., S.C*— CHOICEST AND GOMPLE- TEST STOCK OF G FN- ERAL MEPCIIAN- DISK EVER HR OUGHT TO THIS SEC- • TION OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ^PUK S' ftiPy catalogued, too good fEgcrtbMin rrcvvs'Tnic, State of South Carolinar.) County of Barnwell. I Court of Common Pleas. Geo. P. Holland, et al., Plnintiff*, - vs T. Ashton Holland, et *1., - J Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order to inc diieeteU in the above cnti;:cd...c;m>t‘..j •wW sell ir lamwettr“Hr front ot the Court llouie, on Monday, Drcciuber fifth, 4'JOi, it being saleday ULShid month, within the legal hour* of sale, the following described real property" "All that tract or pare* 1 of land sit uate, lying and being In BarnwelJ Co:intyrtf. O., in Richl ind‘Township, known a* "ilomcsteiid Plm-c,” con taining ninety-, five and cne-tBth, ("934-51 acres, more or less, hmind^d ^ > North by land* of Mis l.aiira Ai.tli r- Ouk Stocks are too vast to be smv, E.rsti.y s.mneTGrVcn and L. a. to ' be Ashley ; ><ni|h bat Und of M-*ry- m i V Iti.Tl.ar.ii and Hesr. by Patrick M.ir- . . . - n - phy and Jor lau Daudiid prices trey challenge all competi tion anywheJC. Our Store Rooms and Wake- Ige. ALSO AH that tract or pared of land, known a* Hie Mary V. Holtr.fid. tract, .... lying in the younry of Barnwell, s. C , houses are air Exposition in them- in Richlaml Township,' cont lining tuv selves.of the best world’s foremost productions, and must be seen to be appreciated So give us the pleasure of re ot your call? and patronage ami we will make it to your profit. middle man’s tariff, and our. cus tomers shall be” sharers in every advantage we have secured. ° ‘I » In Furniture we have all that is needed to make Home the sweetest place'in all the world. ■—"— i “'"—r~ ’ “* In Clothing and Men’s Fur- outputs of the 1 arre*, more or l**s» v hounded North 1 by Homestead tr«ot iitiove tle»erihed. Flast by I. A. Ashley. Mouth bv land* foi itierly of the estate of It K. Amler sou and We^t by land* formerly pf itn- esfjjjfii of Win Do ks and land* of Jor dan Dsmlrliige.” Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for paper*. II. L. O’BANNON.. — Master Barnwell County. Master's olltgu, Xovcmh«r I ttli, 11)01. Farms hr Safe. TOW i* tho time L4nishings we'supply all ages and all occupa-. tior.s to the content of their minds, anil the ^preservation of ,Their pockets. ... - In Dry and Dress Goods, Notions vvehave alfthc good and "beauti ful fabrics that delight the femi nine heart and multiply the hap pi ness and the attractiveness of the fair set. In Shoes ■w-e can-make your walks through your age or occupation may be. In- Groeeri cs““ we have" the foods that add to oil man health and happiness’'and that are an antidote to doctor and drug bills. In Wagons and Buggies we are at the head of the proces sion and far ahead of all competi tion. , . - But we aretoo^busy to-day to particularizeTsd will make a coh- tinuecrstoryj^f ]t? Cordially -in viting y«u. no matter- what you need or want, to come to us and it will be our best and constant ainv^ to serve you to yo-ur fud satisfac- lion. ■ '* "VTOW t* tho time to buy improved j\ farms ch.i sp. I.and* arv Hivn-pfr npw rh tn jhey wiil ever be again. <lu1y a liii itefi number for *ateT' It is the only *afs and tirbanrt.thil invest- ni ent. The ilemand i* itiercH*lug. priic* are ail vane tog ami we eai'hotiidil ur« jie.re to the w*»tht'* *npptv. D is the prevailing <>piiiioq_tlnrt we will never see h»w priced cotton again, 'nils mean* higher price* foe tbefarin* that produce the fleecy ►Uple, I offer the fulipiviug farm* for sale at very low pru’e* for the next 50 day*, trrm* P Otfe*lourth cash, balitHci ;in five equal afinual itistalHhetif*, 7 per •cent, interest on di lerred pavuients* iT^Thi* may be vour last oppor- fiirtlty to buv a GOOD PLACE cheap on easy terms. ; . .. .. - BARNWELL TOWNS!! IP. D. S. H^ir Place, 130 acres, 2 huild- ing*. Boundaries: N. hy land* of Mr* Darling Birr. K. hy ' Turkey Crcck-r X^^esfate-of- AHett- ffTrir, W. by J.4C41itgooil and J. E. IHrt; — - 1 - -e- Price, $600. FOUR MILE TOWN: J. C. & A Tf&flklnsoii I’laie. 6^ 2 huiMing*. BfcrriTnuTe-i : Part Adj ining h: i.'C of M ^ \V . ^ S im B*|J ley, Joseph AsfiTey~anr| Mr*. E. Phil- pot. . I rfi^, $i;x). ' Floyd & Ilankiumn Place, 03 acre*, Sbujldiiig*. Boyndariesr N. by land* flUL Asliley, E. A W. by H«nkln*T>n, and 8, by J. Ashley. Prlco.llOO. BENNETT SPRINGS TOWNSHlf. 05 aorea; tenant houMes, barn* and stable*, good land. Bounded: N hy Mrs. H A, Furse; W. by J. W. Purse; S. by G. R Itunbar^ E- by Mrs. H. A. Furse. Price, $000. ^ . —■■■■ i i i*i i a.,-,- . ' . - . • * ‘ ’ " ' - ■■ . A : .torul'-:.' UJ- . • One cur of Hub Ittrge and medium sized liorResr well shaped; the very tiling for drfviftjj, and Rome cpmhiuntioil liorftes which can be used under saddle, in harness oi* With genra. <•. BU(3<3IE3. *• AVe will have in a fine liile Of the most up-to-date buggies that you have ever seen ih this section of thd COUlltT)\ WAG30N3. “ ATp carry a most complete line of filrnV wagons of the higbost'gnule ami make, will sell von either a ono-horse or two-horse, wagon aud can assure you there is no bettei' on the market, • , INVITATION. THE PUBLIC CENTRALLY * is invited to come to our STABLES And lyggaQt ouit ——■—; • •— 1 — / — — i . ■ ^ MULES and HORSES. fPTBu will come we will HAVE DRIVEN OK HIDDEN ANY MULE OR HORSE THAT WE lIAVTfN ()UH STADLE. ^ r I. Furman Still and Sons.’ Stablss, »• BLACKVILLE, - S. C. iV * DEPOSIT YOUR fv10NEY -IN- BA"”' IN IN. w ■J/ Si W l V/ n> w # Hi ili O vV v‘> 9/ W f 'fi. 4 - • - CAPITAL. - - - - - SURPLUS and UN'DIYIUUD PROFITS (ft ofBARrJVVELL. | Nv - f’l ♦ -l l ■ • 1 j ^ nm $ 4k Coiooo- 830.003. MONPY k. i fin unr hoa* • may he lort tiy lift ft er tirip b'L^.jit tt with us'and ^ traiisferrl.e n-i>oii>it,iliiy v * . — - - \ j/\ We carry HCJbil. v It IN’SUK\NTE P.TOTt( TfOX.mJ ly.viVJT?- prof vaults. * The ualiit of d"-pO'!th>g with «* will save rur:..R; < u*£Um&U<Ut .* ui.vl.ttKMKiWis* ly *I»eiit If k- pt in your pocket*. ( ON t'K.M T THK H.V41T N«^V. ' The c Jiivenwnof % u\ safety or i«ayii)ir all your obligation*.by eh. ' k, once t. i .1, will n-ver U-idven up. — Cheeks 'and drafts can Ik* «if. ly'ient to u* hy r*aii wlriiout tnilng nyii.p red. t Eillier Call in t* rsoli uir.l open-fcoaceoniit w tti u* ur i 1 1 T-m:-; I C. K. c.vLiiUU.v. rresi.len* bUTl.ER .U Hiuon; \ i«e-t’rc»iJent. P. M. DLU*'.IN .14 \M, Cashier. It. . .VANVti.I.K, As*t. Cashier. * 4S- >1/ c c f «tc e<- - ^ Treasurers Notice. Tfya*iirer« Ofime. Bamwell S. 1.’., ."sept nnh BHM. __ T’flC TH aSuiTr’s Ofllce w111 Ci Ur lor t!;e. coKeeiioli of the the 13fli dav lil.K. to-G;.* tor l!*'i from un’il ti:o J.'lli day ot a I •.;.o;h, "»u-> TnT"lit»iv6. ! — Tne commutation tax will efi nutll Fetirmiry I-t l:*o‘. • Krn'ii the l-t dav of JaMi.iry I'k.'.'iui III thwiH<h>v oi Jan ttaryv-H-•< ;rnt"fietv; aity « f I per cent, wi l he Hjd d to al! unpaid tax.ps. +to;.i tiir 1st di. of Kehrnarv, 1!U)5, to_ the 28ili d.iy ot F.-hruaiy, 1!45, a pci.ally of 2 per yer.t. wiil-^ie add'd r.> ail Ucjrrrid taxi* From tb$ i.-t day of Mai-h 190a. imtit , tho l.’mUUT of M'hrefi~ I Mil. a pet»*lij'' ! W liert a* «$f 6 far eetu. will be added to ail iiu- futiil taxes. THKilMSc. NOTICE. A I! fiprxin. are ha-r. Uv foHit.'Men ■ to j enu r ti| "in my land* i,i \t' il !sto;| |. l oan-hui Bor rim of humtng, frappuiai. ukii.2 Wood, -tr iw or le.ivr*^ or my ir eoniniiU-ioy guy prose -*. tiiii e.Mefit id l'i.! 7 W. il. Eaves. u* rcci iv^ Noyi iO li, he —,— q ^l^■^p^lt^y,—stuck; «>i-ktmr roH'ii open , p itiis, i idii.g or walking -tlirinjgli tax. * It i i “d fli ld* or w oonlai)a'» ‘( t October, ,|itl*“r tn**'n*-. iri l‘ r n: : n i'M of LEVY. For-Sttte purpose* — 5 Mills. “ ConstitutWnial S. liool 3 *• Ordinary fountj 3 ,l - " Hepiit loan " Us “ dSpcelal ttchool Levy. 1 Mill: Cedar Grore, Old CuBndda. 2 Mill: Allendale. Barbery Bramh, Blaekville. Double Patnd. Kik-o, Kdi>to, Fairfax. Friendship. Ilealhig 1 'Spring*, Kline f eea, Morji.^, Ni-.v Fi.re.t, (tak Grove, Rectly Urattid}. M ig'ing.^S. ye Fines, SycHirmre (No. 3i,}—'I'iiiMf" I 3 Mill*: UlrneT, Owen* Cm** Road*. Qf»rpQ | TV- 1 I I • • I £ ' . ss ^ Land for Sale, NEAR BARNWELL. ‘ A a private sale that very' desirable a\L l>!*t , Ui*'i')n ne.tjr the of LINGER FLACK, tipposTte the y^itexer Driormenter 64369, J. E. Allen plantation, containing a four horse farm nf often lands and suf- Tfclent wood * and fine pasuwe lands. All that lot in the tdton of Btrnwell. formerly lot of A. Jt, Manville. Bounded: I»y Joint L-Urnti son and the Opera House'; a.hv >trept;' separa-. ting It ffom estate of Si. G. W. VValK- er; 8r.; Eto r by.^ Ptihlto t'onrt - House Huiiare aoff^W. by land* of Nurnher- 'ger, formerly Peohman. Price, $2,- mi ■ : ■ * SIMON BROWN’S SONS. Sfl«tl.uniaromaaw LAND SURVEYING. I take pleasure In Informinj; my many friends and formar client* that I am prepared to give them tnv best ser- vlee» in Land Hnrvoytng, With eigh. teen year* practical expertenW 1 am conrtdent that I can give complete sat isfaction. * '■* ‘ R.C. Mixson. ^Bpadale, S. C„ ^oy. It»t, Jl^j. 200 acre*, tenant houses, barn* and stable*, goto! land. Bunuded: N. hy Long Branch; E. by Ho*em try Oseek; 8. tty Mr*. Mary Willi*; mi.I VV. hy es tate of Joshua McCreary. Price, $2,000"“" .' _ RICH LAND TOWNSHIP. 100 acres. Bounded; N. by n. C. Holman or C. FVNurnlterger; S. bvIC; JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN DALE HERD, Pronounced unusually handsome—fine dairy form. "There stretch behind him along every line the finest dairy blood In the world.” By blood and in- idualUy he is at tha top.of the Jer- , sey breed. HU dam tested 3$} gallons of milk and 23 lbs:. 4f ox.: bis grand . " 1 * 0 , , , ... arr.- — , , , .. balance in wood and timher. 2 tenant ilam 2Jlbs tl 5 ozs., and hi* great'grand | l0 ,,*(.,! on place ,v itwetling' recently (Iam23 lb*., 8 <l **. of butter in srven h„ rnei | t 7 ,,,11^ from Barnwell Court days He lias I t sisters giving a* higli pntdic road. Bounded bv by* A. F. Hplman. Price. $300. as 22 lbs, of butter In sevet: dav*, Registered Jersey heifer* bred toth!« ball, and three of his sons, lyll solid col ored stiff grand Individuals, now for sale. Write for pedigrees and particu lar* to- GRENDALE DAIRY, Jkrtiwyll, 8, C. land* of Wcathershee, Dicks, J. O. Patterson, James Tilly and E L. Pat terson. Price, $8,500. J. a PATTERSON & SON. Parnweil, S. G 2 U 7 Mjlls : w i;It*ton. -1 Mill*: Jlr-rcule*. 1' 4 MiH*: Barnwell. - DATES FOR TUE A SURER' WUlisten. ’Tii''*day, Nnv 22, 1001. BhvckV'tl fe*, M'ot}ne»d.aiy, 23,''" Diwibartnn Kthlay, “ 25, " App'etnn, Tue-if.ty, 2fr, •• Allendale,AVedneaday, " .30, " Ulmer*. Thursday, Dec. J, " Fairfax, Friday, ' ’ " 2, - J. B. Armstrong, County Treasurer. NOTICE 1!ICGU I,ATI NG WORKING 1’UBLIC ROADS, &c. In pursuance of Act cf General A»- ieWfrfS” ’t’pnrcvrde-tieby. 2.')h, IfiCI: iT’ A* ■ ■* i jr.Lr J the Onunty" Board of Commissioiiers have fixed the thne which,person* lia ble to road duty shall-work.-the yoad* jvi-T>ur day* during the'' year,..jmd wneu ITommutadon Tax I* paid in lieu of work, the aumutu I* fixed at Twit Dollars, to he (laid f»n or before Feb- ruarydo each year. O AV. Barker, Supervisor. K. C. Robert*. Jr., Cicrk. Barnwell, S. C , Girt 3d, U» )t. TRESPASS NOTICE t- AH person* are hereby forbidden, af- W. Uitlman; K. by Mrs. M j’. WHlker < T Cr enter upon lands owned or contndled hy either of tho n+tder*Tgne<r HarlexPlace. 55a acres, 298- W county of Barnwell, for the purpose of hunting by day nr by night, hauling away wood, straw or leaves, pasturing stock, making path* or roads, or Any other trespass, under penalty of pros- edition to the full extent of the law. M. T. Wilii*. J. M llnir, J. P. Lee, Sr , S. M. Broadwater, J. P. Lee, 81*., M. F. Ilulr* THE STATS IT SOal.CAKOLHI. .v+y* .■ - 1 , 'I;i, tli-* Probate Court. tly J. T. Farmer nnuhrinjit j Mm I.'-tlcr* ot A miKi- J eviate iiiid effect* * K. Suosltong, K-tp. Jn.lge of Pro* .torts in Ilarnw< ! ij Coiuity. H. i’. Farmer inadv-Tuit to I..C ti> gran; fra!ion on the Ih nj imiii Farmer, dec-:i*t d, 'llirse hie. ll.c-ifore, to eie nnd nd - mnid*!; all mil slngnlar, tne kindred- :uiil creditor*- nf tin- said Bet.jHU.iii C. Farmer, dreea«ed. itiaf thev he ami «p- pear l.ei. rC me. in the (•.onfi of-Pfot-ato n> I... he'd nt BainWell nu FrnTav, i ! 5HF Nuvefhbe.r. initj; i r ext, n'icr piihlinitlcir lieieuf, at II nYh.iek in the forenoon, to sl ow cause,.If any they li.-ive, wliy f lie said ui] mini *:t ratio it should not ho granted - - -v—-• -5 — ■' >i>en lU.ihr my Hand, tlii* Id h day *if Not Cl lifter, a n (’;» D- il. i t d |ivi fovtirdtes 17‘h, I’JiH. "IV.dkTe ■T.u k rr.ir 8414 LEE, Jll, Dentist, ‘ '’tA; iP w: l.u > ion. - - r. Will work anywhere in the count-y by special appointment. C. F. Cttilioan, P. !1. Bsckiajma •. fa. tens. Calhoun Co. r >E 9 - if- <-»-->- re, AccicSeril^ O LIGHTNING AND--— Live Stock o' *>*• A. M. Koubtroe. J -e* t F. P. Leo ’I —Atlowest Rates In-- Strongest Companie CALHODN & GO, -OFFICES AT— THE BANK OF BARNWELL