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lilufWrop'r; AY, ^KCRMBER 1”, TOOK — •Uu^iitor of Mr. »iwl Air*. Hlchfttil ‘ MUhn-. Thu gtooiii. Mr: Klllo Morj{:t» Iftihi?, I« from K"Cky Ford-^Oa Mr. feooaevelt’a TharrU*Klv»nfc ttirkry Wit* • 30 pound Rhode !*land gobbler Hint bed been fed on walnafi. celery ^ mid *och like U) give It flavor. It'miry 'have been good i« people who have never been South In the Fall, but It would eat like crow compared with a low country turkey that had the run of a plndar fle^d and p^te.h of Georgia buck potatoe*. and atuffed with the tradltionol Hxingv of which the outaide World known nothing., Some of the good at onien of the State have ect their good heart* on the ea- tablUhmentof a reformatory and l»- tfttitrlal Thoril for •or« of the law, and the men might tra- well lurrehder and give them their ik'- ■Ire. THC Pkopli h«n too much to do to publlnh the many and lengthy Hip ping* nent It, and doean’t tlilnk that •noh a propoaltlmi needs much adver- Using to get through. » i I The shoemaker Governor. <>/ ohuaett* Is preparing .to miumfiictsire trouhln for the'tkeilf barons. A fter his InaTtgnration he will appoint a com- mittce of loading citizen* to Inquire in to protection and Ux jepoit • will he mighty Interesting reading, emigre** will not dare close Its eyes or stop it* ears to such a presentation. May he Dnng'as Is preparingth^ shoe* to- help tbe‘Republican* exit In 1510#. and I'n which ho will walk into the r AVlilte House. I i rr LONG BHAS’CII IMH lAhtOJ’ll Y A BEAUnrLil, vtuvsai* Ellenton, C.. _ _.. The pretty home of Mr. and Mr*. TfT. Tmrd MTTTef~WTi^1tie scene of a r*>ry pretty woddlng WedncedaV morning^ 231, eigtit^thlrty ' tt'ciock. »»•« *** .ii it." “rfir live array. The large lull wn* deco- was rated lu lovetv evergreens, rose* ami chrysanthemum*; across the center of the hall a beautiful arch w«* siiap* nd- ed, under which the happy«=i»»ir were ipado one.. . , First brldeamald, Mia* Bevtde l.ee with Mr. Walter Miller of Rocky Ford. Uat second, Miss I'autyne lee wltn Mr. Robert Halley of Rocky Ford, On; third, Mlsa Loula Halley with Mr. Frank I). Bn*h; fourth, Mis* Glarloe Dunhar with Mr. William Carlyle Ftirae of BaRderaVUIe, *•*; Ml*» Keha Furse of Allendale, tt. U., with Mr. .litlUn Tnrner; Ml** I.oulle May Tur ner with Mr. Lee Miller. As the strains of Mende’ssohns March floated softly from the parlor, renetcired by Mr*, (.harlc* Milton I'ur- ycr tlie hihlal party iiutniied down * lie hui 1, taking thei r pieces graceduJJj[ on both rides of tho arcb. The irromn, vviih id* b *t man, Mr. William .M.llor, of .Sylvania Ga., met lbe bride and her maid of lioru»f. M-Us stipfle Bailey, under the arch, where the ceremony h as porlorm d by Rev W,T. guiltb. InmiediatHy after the ceremony the bridal party led, by the bfble and,grooih, matched In the large lining' foiTiTi wdicro a delicious break- fatt. w as serve.I, * i’lte jiivitcrp emt fs were;-Mr. an l Mrs. William'Ashtey Bailey, Mr. and vir*. t'harlc*’i iirucr, Mr. and-Mr*.. S I . Il tiley, Mr, and Mr*. VVilll tm d. Srnith. Mis* L\ tMa V . M< dreary, Miss * Ijate and F'hel itiilcv; Me**rs Tltonm* L. BftsJi. Yaney M.tlier, K. L. Moodv, Hugo ami VVillle 15a ley. 'I'iie inativ pietty recciyeil, show Clip popularity of tin* young couple.. * . • Amid showets (>f rlee. good wishes ami eopgratulMtions, Mr. atnl Mr* Id- lie Mtrrgan Bslley left -mi eleven o'clock train for itoeky For*!, (la., w here they w ill make their home In future. f -. — * ham out. hat saved driven oat of .‘binflliil I'i The arihic* In the flel witbiu rifte kJVoiiiT'^Iteir other but lh«' IhtM-htj Bal tic fleet Is in tim Red bca mbvlug slow ly toward Port Arfhnr. If It shall get there before surrender the Russians w III have 4# ve?»td* to tight the Japa nese 26. FIGHT WILL BK BITTER. Those who will persist In clo*Ing their ears agaluat the continual recoin nmndatlon of !>/. Kdig’s Aiew l>i»- oovery for Consumption, will have a long ami bitter light with tln ir troub le#, If not ended earlier by fatal terml: nation. Ill-ad what T. R. Beall of Beall, Miss, has to say : "Last fall .my wife had.' every, symptom of con sumption." Shn took l>r. King's New ’t)Uoovery alter everything else bad frtllrd. Improvement eatim at once and fouf bottles ■'emirely cured her,” *»naritntecd by CriMudi’s Pbwrmaov, C. AL-trimd'-haker, l>rng-g4-*t. —It+Ico-oUc, and il.(X) Trial bottles free, got her Gossip No. 1.—I>id Miss Hansom her good look* from her father or mother? '(lo»»ii> No. 2—From her unde; he keeps a drug store. ]iK VOLU UON 1 M MI hHKN'T. A suro- sign of approadiing , revolt 'and serious trouble in your system i* ue vnu*ne -s, Bh‘-q>re*«'ie*-*, or srnmhcb upsets. Lt* cl lie. BiiteiS will qhiekly disnie.mtier tlie ti'ouhlesoma cause*. Jt tfie We attended the so called cotton carnival in Augusta in NovVniber, but don’t know what tbo-namtr meant. We bad the promise of being enter tained, made by the extensive adver tisers, and have not found out What the word entertain meant in this in stance. We saw the elephant ami va rious living machines but rode on none of them V ■ vO-A. ,.V/ ' ' g-' S': The word ‘entertalnm&nt’ a* con st rued by us la our past experience, •uch as we receive at the Barnwell a«- •nelatlon, #. #. convention, union meetings or even an ordinary friendly visit to our towns in civilized Barn well county means—rations to almost equal tlie old time corn shucking sup per and if needs be a place to sledp. We found none of tills kind west of the Kavannah River, All Hie entertain meat of the good old sort mentioned above was received on tlie Carolina side of the river 1st. In North Au gusta we were handsoftndy entertained by an ex Barnwell map and wife who, know just how to make their friends enjoy themselves. Negt, about 5 miles out at the Clearwater Bleaelmry we .JWgf*jpodgctl with Mr. Joe Smith and wife;.(glad t« hote that they are no Telatlon and entertain no views of tlie famous Joe of Halt Lake, but are orig inally from Spartanburg) and are kind and obliging as people ever get to be, and remind us of BarnwellanH In cour teaie* and homelike treatment of thviL guesU. On our visit and short stay in the city we soon **w that It would take a lellpw w ith about, ten bales to spare In order to bite at all the baits throw n out - by The various concerns who showed every sign of being In want of their share of what was being "‘chunked’ around in the different ways that there are to spend money. We are at 'Tirimo umr 1tnd are rtnnr looking for tbd big headlines concern-* lug Parker and Davis; Rousevc,t «t Co arid now look for other news.* «>ur trade is just the same. And a* Mr* Partington said, filty cents worth of flour always costs fifty cent*. The worst job we havy been in aduce tlie election was to fry pan cakes as fast u* T1-5 ON \ - -AlicndxhvS. :C. Speclai).—'i'lm m ! STON RY , November larriagejif Miss Edith aH o’ ^ XV ( never fails tri tone the stmnacb, regu late the Kidneys and Bowels, a* I mu late lie* Liver, and elarify; the blood. Kon down systems benrlli p.nticularly anl all tlic_ usual atteiidl g aciies vanirli under Its searcbtng and thorough effectiveness. KleefrTc IttTtcf* U only b)e, and that is returned if it don't give per eet sittxfaftion. Guaranteed by C reech’s Pharmacy, G. N. Buick- haiu i ,Di uggiat. ■ ‘ kfWWsaiSyw ‘/V»VrrV»W It I ah Mas. FRO^l THE OLD FIELD AND — —R. tv. M. 1 Tho cold wind and rain makes us Iblnx winter is near; build up the wood shed for the cold and rainy days that are expected to come. Mr. A, H. Frederick’s tine milk cow was killed a few days since ,j^y ^falling tree. m and Mr*. Matthhfl IHtfi-1*%^ the ■grtrests of their daughte’-, Mrs Jekn Grubbs of-Rlko on last Satrml^y. ■- - We are sorry to hear that our accom plished teif*fln-r,.A1 i*s Fairy, is .away from her school th'ft week op account of the Bines* of her father, Mr. K. (’. Hprawls. We wish for him a speedy re.covcrr. Mi»s Annie OwensgiiC Hawthorn has come to make her hpuui with the fam ily of Mr. Frank Kennedy. We i x- tend to her a hearty welcome into our community. Mrt-J-ahn Gruhbs and family of El ko were Uic guests of Mr. Matthias flair’s family a few days ago. - Miss Alice Hair was the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. E. Grubbs, a few days : Misses Ira IlHir and Falrv Sprawls visited Mrs P. M. Hair of R. K. M. recently. Mr. J. R. Ilalr visited hi* best chum, Hr. WHHe Bradley of R. K. M. on Fri day night. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kennedy and Mrs. T. J. Gruhbs were Hie guests of Mrs. Matthias Hair on Wednesday. La ( Jalre Hfoimyyvmiiigest daughter of Mrs. L^ura L and the Ikte Dr.lfoiui H. Sloney, to l.>r. Iliigli Rutledge ri*on, was beautifully and impressively *!fl emnlz-'d at the Methodi*t . Gii***:cli on the evening of the *2M ifisrr in tin* p’res- gpee of a concourse of frien.ds. . T ThVarnsTto iteHiiatlbntnf thcchnrch- were under tlie skilled managcnient of Mrs. Gray and .Mr*. Gbogo. Within the chancol a myriad of waxen taper* *cTiiTTHa teira iiihlTTie VP TT( T ars r ' Trfn'lrrgs of smilax, ferps and exquisite hot bouse blossoms. Grcaf fan palms an ! rare fern* were * ff' Clively grouped around the chancel, (irir'-eful garland* of brilliantly lined autumn leave* and tender vines draped the dome and from these garlands and festoons swung the wedding bell of gold and ‘liver tipped Hitysanlhomutn*, ready to peal forth a joyous, an hem. Two 'snowy white doves, with wirg* outspread, hoyered above, th^tt peace might enter tic in arts sonn to be united and there dwell forever. Over each aide vvassTTrier-rt'd art arch of white and ynliow i-.hr.vs»iiitlie!oiiiii*. At # : : ’.i> o’clock the- wedding m uch pealed forth. Mi*s LiAiiy t »rH-i)or pfoidlbg at the organ. The ilw. W . K'irkland rtobk li-i* pi a c bt'l'i.re the ai r. Tin* ■ -tolr-r',- Vo- - L *> » Maic-doj , jLty.r W.l 111 am 11 T. Ay HtwidnyiMi: $ t#l« D.r^ K k entered in cofip'.c.*, ta- k _. . aces, , q'iio fol-lowing gentlemen, icLao In couples, entered, forrpfiig a line eu tire right of Die eiuncel: Dr. W’. B. Tm-ner of Lauren* Mj’ VVm. l-'e*** nder of Au- giiM t, DF. J. B./Uarter of Angu*ta. Mr. W. <5. Mauldin of liampte i). Dr. G. A. Trwvb»r H Augu-rn^ Dr. I 'eLacv Wy man of Ha non, Messrs Sidtnty I'isofi, Ol i Elii*. J'lmes r-carsotr and *W iiliain Ilayilntrion ot A'*liuuliie. — Tha hr'dcsinaiels, bcantlfuH y arraveti in soft, whire gow ns,A*i*ai iug arc s fuli of nodding piiilr Hirysaniliemiiiii*'. gracefully ranged themselves a down the aisle, I.icTug each other, tn await >l,n hrlitn Tlmy tvwra ♦ kl Page Alien of Allendale, Mario Patrick of -New York, Cecil William* of Savan- trah, Bessie I'i*«»n-r>f AHendal>»,--AgmuiL xticv Darlingttm Brrtra of- TtoHr Hill, Ldui*e lhv4G'f*on of Alieivdalb, It Is claiineJ that t4»e African cotton crop 1* t\ve:ity‘tTme* as large this year as hot, and that the dark coniim-nt as an a ea as~1a"rge as tho HdiniiT where the staple can bo successfully raised. A Fill Gil i EN ED HORHE. Running like mad down the street dumping the o.-cupanrs, nr a hundred other accident*-, are every day occur rences. It behoov,* * < vt-n m dv to hive a reliable Halve bandy and there’s nom s good a* Buckleu’s Arnica Salve, (JFiijns, < uts, Sores, Eczema and Pile* «li*appear ijuic kly undpr its soothing eliect. 'i'Kf, at Oree h’s Pbannucy, (J N. Buiekliafter a Drug Store. . - r ’fbe successful lawyer .*ay# that cases nite-r ciu-uiustauces. ♦ *<£>• A COSTL/ MISTAKE. Blunder* aie sometime* very expen sive. O casieiiaily*- lite it**df i« the pricesvf a nrtstillifiK but vou’ll never t <*• wrong if you t.j,i.e F>r. King’s New Life Piiis for Dyspepsia, Diz/.lnc**, Head ache, Liver or Bowel trouble.#; The\ are goiit'e vet tlioroiigu. Creecii’s I’barmacy, 0. N. 2~>c, nt Luickhai- tcr's Drug Stine. .G u-her: of her life. •Ptushcr It She told ine I was tho ligd WeB, -that was »neour» O ii.her; Yeah but h<fr father I Lap pencil along.just then and put thelight out.. ^ — -- A*CON ITNUAL STRAIN. Muity men and women are constantly i it Jhev comuiofiTy t'-rm stil.jeettd to vv ■ a coulUiual strain” because of *oin finaiieial or fauiUy trouble. It wean and (Ii*; i(>*c- them b<-tinrientalty am I'ohlnof Allendal^uJ/- of Allendale* AnniS^P ChafTb T re Stonry of. Pinopilis and Mia# Annie English of (’oltimbia. - Through till* linyarf Itm4y-vy 1 nsIme maiden* came the mahl of mmor,- Mt-*’ Eliso StHiey, a sister of the bride, whose exquisite govv.n of iirnk tinted imlia *lik, *> t off to perfecthni ll&r del icate patrleian beauty, Sim - entiled hugh pale pink'.vn’d wliito , Wirysanlho- LTttTh"intwt'tr.ntrtr • ana ...L’Mri'iL Stoney a* flower girl* tripped -in iieXf, dailitv *prif<-*,-*catrering flnwerwbefore the bride .w iio. entered leaning upon the arm of her tiroihwr, Mr. T,. "A. St-mev. She was robed Ur shimmering w hite hhhVital silk, over chltfon, the ertr-ng**-ot -nm* old lace.-traee-d teatcl V embroi lered In gold lul l silver, with a rich fa 14 of the laCc over the sleeve and a girdie of silver and gold *cmbroid red lace. ' \ filmy veii of tulle caught with a dainty .spray of orange hlossom*, foil to the hen) of t#ie long si Ike h -1 rTftrrrn h»o on-v e h > p l n g/i he bon quet of beautiful hriyle ro*»>< and fern* which she carried A.T ROSEMARY. ’ A full report ofAhe-een ten dial cxer- clae# at Roaesnary church on Saturday anil Sunday i# promised for our next. Issue. Largo congregations attended and enjoyed the aorvice#.' Tho programme wa* excellently car ried out. The visit of Dr. D. W. Key a Tnrnior well beloved pasM»r. w as a benediction to tire community. DR. WILLIAM F. EDWARDS, Tn* Divink Hkaleb, Barnwell, S. C. Ify that I have been at of/ulv till Novetn- received great bene- bU work and (1 ask the |yfb- - iPtti.'iorrls. n at D**ie Waablngtvp s '|'hp brhlaxmaida formed a line of at tendance, e‘courting her to the altar, where the groom awaited with his best inanJ.Mr, Jack Ti*on. The solemn and sacred marriage ceremony of the church wa* tfieri read. Immediately after the ceremony, a reeeptbm was held at the _hnnie of the bride’s mother, whose hospitable rc«i- dejice Is tho sec tic of many deilghtyiT oceH«u7n*. TfmTTThTg hrwtntnor 'Hvir* thrown Into one, and life harmonizing tints of tlie h«aot4fo4 decorations was falrv like and charming; A delightful menu wa* served. Many and handsome were the bridal gifts, expro**Lng the esteem In which the recipients are held. , Dr. and Mrs. Tison -will reside In Denmark, whefc Dr. T’lson is success- fully ei»g»ged ip the practice of medi cine Allendale haa been the home cf bis bnybowl and here he is esteemed and loved bv #11. • - ^ TUrth-Tison I*-a- gr*4tt-»ocia.l ._fa.vorlte- - beloved for her superior character and admired for her rare personal beau tv. ph\ -iep’dy^Hffccting their nerve* bad and tiring.ng opTivcr and kidney ail- nmm*, vvitn the attendsnt-evils of con- *tij>a*io'n, lo** of appetite,- aleeple**- m **. low vitality and -deepondenev. Ihev caimor. M* a rule, get l id of this ‘VontfnuAl slrafu.T’ bu t Uiey-eam rtuu edv Its health destroying rffeets by 'jiking trequent do-es of Green’s An- ru*t Flower. It tones up the liver stimulate# the ki< 1 oeygf fanntre-a heallhjf boiltlv function*, gives vim and spirit in one’* wbHe herng. and event uni iv dispels the jiliysicnTor menttil distress caused ^>v that “continual strain.’ Trial boltle of Au<*ii*t TldWer, 25. Trgtrtar 75c, .vt Creeeb’H Drug Store and .Scarson's l>n:g Store. MASTER’S’ SALE. South Carolina, I i'-i itn mw«ll T Kumlg-. Gourt of-Common PI on*. j. H. AH, Alfred All, Mrs. Le«a Vybite,•Emma IvlonthPld, J.o#^ Cha*- sereaii, Fiank 01ia**eroau, Owen Ch:i-s ,, reau, JuHif Phnilp*," Colllii# Ali. 1\H n'K. All and Wilma Irene —A-1t, Mid’euT-E: All. by their Guard- tauwd Litem. N. G- \Y. \\ alkir, Plain tiffs, The McCreary’s Style of Men’s, You ths’ and Boys’ Clothing has no Superior. ’ ~~ Suit# for Men, $8.00, I'O.'iO, 112.00, $tf!.0p and up. One car of fine large and medium mules, just in frool ihe West. All joutig and well shaped. well Suit# for Boys, $2.60, $3.00, f3 50. and up. ♦ *b o •> •b 0 One car of fine and mednliti sized horsefl* shnpeH; the very thing for driving, and some fc0mbiimtM>n 1,1 * - 1 - -^ — J. ^ “Wit Jiorses which can be used under saddle, in harness DT gOM-S. ith -ttTrlts-frrr Yrntth’s, $500, -$#-00 ; ( We will have in a fine line of the most up-to-date hug^ries that you have ever seen in this section of th® eoimtfvr $10.00 and up. HAWES’ $3 00 GUARANTEED '-Hats, t d* 4* + o ‘•The Haw of Latest Vogue,” 4or- •F- 'Or ' ; T# “Every F’ace, Figure ami Fancy.V* i' <$>$><§><§><§><$><$> $> -WAGONS. Wo carry a most complete line of farm wagons of., the highest grade and make, will sell you either a one-heyse or two-horse wagon and can assure you there is no better [J . .REilll WITH THE CHOICEST AND COM PLE- '. TEST STOCK 'DIvG EN ERAL MI‘PC HAN* DISK EVER BROUGHT TO THIS SEC TION OF SOUTH • -Wt— CkVCl] IN A, ^ be be MASTER’S SALK. State of South Carolina,) County of Barnwell. 5 Court of Comimm PlcaSi Geo. P. UollHiid, etal.,. Plaintiff#, on tiie ma rket, invitation. THE PUBttC (iEXERALLY IS INVITED TO COME TO OUR STAPLES AND INSPECT OUR MULES and HOUSES. If you will come we will HAVE DRIVEN Oil RIDDEN ANY MULE Oil HOUSE THAT WE HAVE IN OUR STAPLE. y T. Ashton Holland, et #1., Dvicndanis. By virtue of a decretal order to me dilected in the above ofrty-tTFiJ caiGe, I will .*H1 at Barnvfell, in front of the CJmirt H>m-e, on Monday, iKmemiier | flftTi, 1 IK) 1, it, heitig saTiHlav Th" skid I. Furman Still and Sons.’ Stables. • BLACKVILLE, -- --3.ro> —T" Ouk Stocks are too vast to fully catalogued, too pood to described in news ink, while ... | , )!|v ^ prices-tbey challenge all competi- *- lion auywjieae. , inor.th, wnlliU,tt 1 e‘iegarh'o 11 f*sap, the follow lug tle*crilc-d rval prOpci tv : ‘‘All that tract or par :rl of land sit unte, lying ntnl heing"- io" Barnwell County, S. C . rn Richland Tow n«hi)i, known h* ‘‘Homestead Place,*’ eoti- trtlniug Hm ty-flve nml otie-flftb, jU5_l-51 acre#, more or Iv**, tMmnffed Try ITihds iTf lTrk 1 Didfl Airttfr? t by Samiiel linen and L. A. -•-urh bv E.-tace land of Marv TTorT son; La Asbiev; in > HolKr.d and Wert bv Patrick Mgr- Our Stor e Rooms a no VV are- houses are an Exposition in them selves of the best outputs of 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. .d Jordan D-tiidtIdge. ALSO’ k We bought in car load- lots from original hands and so saved the middle man’s tariff, and our cus* every All that tract or parcel of land, known u* the Mary V. Holland tract, Iv iog in the ivnmtvnf B-arruvnll. K. C., in LiHilanff 'i own-hip, cimtaiiiing III- the j D‘ acres, more or h **, hounded North by_ Homestead tract above described. East bv L A. A*hlev, South by limd* formerly of tt:o estate of B K. Andcr son and \Ve*t by latiti* form* rlv of the estate of V* in Dirk* and lauds of Jor d;in Daridrldge.” Terms ca*b. Purchaser to pay for papers, IT. L. O’HANNON, Master Ba-nwHI County. Ma'ter’s oliive, November Ittli, UfUl. tomers shall be sharers in advantage we have secured. In Furniture \vc have all that is needed to make Horne the sweetest place in all the world. liuClothing and Lien’s Fur nishings we supply all ages and all occupa tions to the content of their minds ahd the preservation of their pockets. In Dry and Dress we have-all the good and beauti- f ul fabrics that delight the femi nine heart and multiply the hap piness and attractiveness of the fair set. - \ In Shoes wn PAn.make yonr walks through irnr a pic as or C~ tto: Tnattrr —xvbftt your age or occupation may be. 0 vs. Mary L. Givens, Ells Lott. Lnliv'Mlms. Minii’m McKc’hy, Maggie Hutson, Bet t ha AH. LGl'ur All. Ethel All, • Dcfendftiitrf. Decree In Partition. By virfufi or » decretal order to me dl reefed Tn the above entitled cause, I will *ell at Barnwell, In front of the Court !Jpu‘e on, Monday, December fifth 1004, it being *a!edav in said mouth within the legal hours ofsale, the fol lowing described real property: —.“All that piece, parcel or tract of Barn- Ifftpl silnata, H iqg apd being ni Barn well County, State or snntli Uaroliri ROLL OF HONOR. T . —CfdarGuovk Schooi..— First Grade: HoLU Powell, Boyd, Whlvln Hlers. Avia •tittyak * - ''*A ■ Beednd Grade: Glam Grime#. Third Grade-: JEdltf Giyej>#, Fourth Graih>: tTwrence Boyff, Bowl. Sevsmth Grade,; Lntbcr Boyd, Gatj containing one hundred (10O) acres, more or lc#«, and^ bnnncd North by lands of M- U• Bolen, Ka*6 by lands of reuiHlolW'Portlnn of e*tate of Daniel All, deceased, hoiith by lands of J. II. All, and vv\ G Thompson and West by land* of W. G. Thompson and Terrill Smith, all of which is more fullV rep resented by plat inailo by J. H. Mixson A .'*011, dated 2l#t of January, A. D, .18:41, Terms oflQHe cash, purchaser to pa j tot papers. - Hr-LTyBanwon, ‘ p* - * ’ Ma*tor Ma#tev> Ofllce,,November ifitfi, 1WH. -LAND SURVEYING. 1 take pleasure In informing my many friends and former client* that I nr.i prepared to give them iuv.best #cr- vlpt’a In Laml Survey log. With eigh- t*en year# practhM>l exjwrlence I am Rirtbf rowtWvntlLiil l.van give complete sut- Ufaclioii. ” ' R. C. Mixson. Ahebdnlr, B. C„ Nov. Ibt. HHH, In Groceries we have the foods that add to ini- happiness man health and hafvpiness and that are an anjidote to doctor and drug bills. O . 9-■ la Wagons' aad Basics we are at the head of the proces sion and far ahead of all competi tion. But we are too busy to-dpy to particularize, so will make a con tinued story of it. Cordially in viting you. no matter what you need" or want, to come to us and it will be our best and constant aim to serve you to your .full satisfac- Hotv'i -— . ... MASTER'S SALE. •Slnte of Sbuth Carolina, County of Barnwell. Court of Common Pleas. ■ Julia L. Fairey. ct hI.. Plaintiffs. * against W. II. Kennedy, etal.. Defendant#,, By virtue oTn-decretal order 10 me directed in the above entitled cause, I wtir'sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, December fifth, HKH,. it being saleday in said month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real property : ‘•All that certain pieoe, |»arcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in the county mf Barnwell and Stare DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY -IN- I THE BANK of BARNWELL. 1 * - - ! * At/ >S> V‘> 0/ VI# •y / OAHTAX. - - - - ' - SURPLUS and U^'IYIDED rS0FIT3, - $80.0(K). - $30,000. MONEV kept In jour house may lie kw*-bf theft or flee. Ikqaj-it It with o* and tnin.-fi r the re-r, oKibiUty. •— Weearrv IT luH. vR ISSUR VN< E PHOTFCTION. and hare flrr-pmof vaults. ' The habit of drpo*;tlilg With ns will save you many a dollar that might be unwisely spent if kipt in your pocket*. CON I’K.U T THE It VKIT N’oW. The convenient e uid safety of payiu* all yoar obl gatious by check, once tried, will never he kIvcu up! — Tliecks and drafts '-an be safely sent to n* by mall without being registered. Kit her rail lo penou and open an account with u# or wr.le ha. — ('. K. UAiJIOUN. Pn -hlcn*. B IT LEK Ii A GOOD, V ic- President. P M BUCKINGH\M, 1 ashbr.* G. VV. M ANV ILEE, Asst. Cashier. t eetzetzeetzttefc&ttcz a zitcec<-tem cc< € teiteeii* t Land for Sale, NEAR liAKN'WEI.L At af'Tcsal 1, containing live hundred and thirty-live GUIS) acre*. TROre or 4e»*. ami hyiirnLii a- foHows: <>n the north by the lands of R M. Willis, Mr#. JS. B^Brnalwater and VV f . B. Newsome; on the ea*t by lands of Dr. L. Brook- er; »_m the smith by land# of F’. R. VVTIii* and on the we*t by hinds of Mrs, Reason YoungT>Tpo<L” Terms ol sale cash, ptKchaser to pay for papers. . „ -If; L. D*B»iTmoWf^=== 11 Master." Master's Office, November Ittftr, 11104. MA- Tilll'P SALE. State of South Carolina, ; Coutttv ol Bui tiwell. ; Court of Common Dlea*. SIMON BROWN’S SONS. Teier D. TormcBter 64369, JERSEY BULL,* - IIBAD OF GLEN- * DALEHERD, Pronounced unusually band#otne— fine dairy form. “There stretch -behind him along every Hue the finest dairy .world-” Rv blood and In- (livldnnllty he I* at th*v top^if the Jer sey breed. Ilia dam tested 38} gallop* of milk and 23 lbs., 4 oz.; his grand dam 2* lb#., 6 oz#., #nd hi# great grand Hamid lbs.. 3 oz#. of bntterTfln seven day# He h## 14 sisterE giving as high as tt lbs. of butter In seven dav#. Registered J«*rsev heifer* bred tothia bull, ail'd three of his son#, all ootid ool- ored and grand individuals, now for sale. Write for pedigree# and particu lar# to "*> GLENDALE DA^IUY, Bennett Strlngfellovv, Administrator on the Estate of M arioo Suingtel* low, deceased, Plaintiff, vs 1 Bertha Strlngfellovv, Willie L. Cal iff. Charlie L. StrinafHlow, Willie M. StrihgfelloW, John B. tttrlngfellavv and Fred .Stringfellow. Defendants. -By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, December fifth, IbOl, it being snleday in said timutiu.w4ibi n the h'gai hours of sale, the following described real pnperty : All those Idt# or parcels of land, sit uate, lying and being |n the town of Blttckvillc, iirthe cortnty of Barnwell. State of South Carolina, containing sOmmU four QX .l.C*». ■ and bounded a# follows: On the North by Carrol! street, on tho East by Clark street, on the Smith by Reynolds Street, Colored Church lot, UolflWWi Robinson and Jane Johnson, and on the West by Campbell Street To he sold hi Lots 01 parcels as des ignated by plat of same in Master's of fice, same to be exhibited by Master at sale and to be sold In separate lot# a# designated on said plat. ALSO House and lot,-about one-fotirth of ikal -North-.by Fiscal bus -arr arreyhsHMuL Street. East by Mr# Jennie Sojourner, South by W. Roth rock and West by Mr#. Lumpy Boylston. ALSO One lot and three building#; about one half acre, bwundihJ North bv Al ley, Ka#t by Emma R ed. Smith by Pascallas Street and West by Mrs. Cain. Term# cash. Purchaser to pay for > H. L- O’BANNON, Master. Mazier’# Office I81U Nov., UV4. private sale that very de*irab!c plantaiion near the town of Rarnwell, known as the BEI.- LINGKK PLACE. oppo#i‘t4 (be Copt. J. E.' Allen plantation, contaiqing # foue-hnr.*e form of open land# and *uf fich nt wood and tine pa#turfr lands. All needed buildings arelu gnnrt—re pair. Term*—One fourth ca«h, the balance on Tong time if desired. For particular# apply to I; A ST ER LI N G—PATT K RSON CO., 4t — Baunwkm , S. C. TRESPASS NOTICE. Treasurers Notice. Comm, S.D.‘, Sept 17tb 1904. JThe Treasurer’# Office will be ojven for the collection 6D the taxes levied for 1001 from the loth daw of October, 1904, until the 15th day of March, 1003. Inclusive. * The commutation tax will be receiv ed nuiil'February 1st, 1905. From the 1st ilav of January 1905 un til the fflst day of January. 1!N>6. a j>en- ally of 1 percent, will be adslcd to all unpaid taxes. From the l*t dav of February "TfiCo, io the 28th day of February, TOO.), a penalty of 2 per cent', will lie added to all unpaid taxes. TTJTnrthe-l-rfdrtv-of-AlaiHr»lliUa, nhtLI the 15th day of March, 1U05, a louialty of 5 per cent, will be added to ail,un paid taxes. LEVY. ter publication hereof, at 11,o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the juiid administra tion should not be so granted. GDen under my Hand, this 22nd d»y of N'byembcrj Anuo Domini, 1W*4. <■ J. K SNKLLJNG, . „ Probate Judge. -» Ptihli*h' , d [n Tits Hakxwxll PkcL * pi.k NiivcrnTTerTl For State purposes , “ Con=r i 11 r n ormi ScirooT n Mill#. 3 8 si !• “ Ordinary County “ Repay loan Special School Levy. 1 Mill: Cedar Grove, Old Columbia. 2 Mill t.Altfcmlnle, Barbary Branch. Blackvifle. Double Pond. EIko, EdUto^ Fsirlax. Friendship, Healing Springs, Kline, Tjeea, Morris, New Forest. Oak Grove, Reedy Branch, Selgllng, Seven Pine#, Sycamore (No. 51,Tinker’s Creek. 3 Mills: Ulmer, Owens Cross Road*, Hickory Hill, Caves, Barton, Grcaj: Cypress. 2)4 Millst-WHliston. 4 Mills: Hercules. % 4Lt Mills: Barnwell. ^ • DATES FOR TREASURER. ~Tmtfwra. Th-fTrsd#}, - Dee. • Fairfax,, Friday, 4r~“- ' 2, “ J. B. Arrawtrong, County Treasurer. NOTICE REGULATING WORKING PUBLlG Hta-ABB, Ac. * j In pursuance of Act of General As sembly, approved Fehy. 27th, 1904; the County Board of Commissioners have fixed the time which persons lia ble to roau duty shall work the road* at four days during the year, and when Cominnta110n~TaxTLpald In Ifeit of wuTk, the amount is fixed at Twtr Dollars, to be paid on or before Feb ruary in each year. • O. W. Barker, Supervisor. . R. C. Roberts, Jr., Clerk. Barnwell, 8. 0., Got 3d, 1904. Cjtron, Raisins, Currants and all ii - gredients for fruit cakes, and a fresh line of Choicest Family Groceries and Fresh Nuts just received at G. W Patrick’** The Old Reliable. A11 person* arc hereby forbidden to enter- upon mv land* In WUlisfiin l own»brp for the pnr|>o«e of hunting, trapping, taking wood, «traw or Icmv##, pasturing—stork, making roads -or paths, riding or walking tiixuigh my field* or woodland# or cnmmilitng any other tresrni**. under penalty of prose cution to the full cxtentjjf'tlie law. W. II. Eaves. Nov. 10th, 1904: ME SHiE OF SOl'IU CJROUJi. In tlie Probate Court. By J. K: Knelling. K*q., Judge of Pro bate in Barnwell County. Wheren* George H. Bates niaile *ult to me to grant him Letter# of Adiiiin ‘ istratinn on the estate ami effect# o John Washington, deceased. The*c*re, therefore, to cite a_nd ad monish all and singular, rhe kindred and efe iitor* of the said John Wash ington, deceased, that they be and a^* pear before me, in the Court of Pro* biiTC to be held at Barnwell neadiiy. December 7tb IflOf. on W ed next. «r» DR. J50. P. LEE, JR,, Dentist, WILLLSTON, - - S. C r AVill work any where in the country by special appointment. C. F. Calliocn, P. M. Cackiug&aa Calhoun &. Co PIPE, Ijfef Accideijl, , LIGHTNING —«—AND / Live Stock J •At Lowest Rates fn- • rongest Companies- . CALHOUN & CO, -OFFICES AT— v V TiiE BANK OF BARNWELL > s