The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 08, 1904, Image 2
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THURSDAY. DKCKMBBR 8, 19M.
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Tb«re h« be*n much talk of Ute »•
t<» the nonalntiloo of a Uouthern jtn*n
*« the next Democratic candidate for
President.
Thla paoer knowa one man who
erould rank high above any politician
now living, North, Kaat, liduth or
Weat.
He la a Virginian by birth, a Caro
linian by adoption and an American by
(miaecratlon. In his vlena, flows pn-
ront blood df the old and the new-wprki
and he Is a gentleman in all that the
word Implies by Inheritance. As far
as humanity may, he has the courage
of Joshua, the wisdom of St. Paul, the
Inspiration of St. John, Bishop WII-
WAiUq? Dnno^n of Spartanburg.
The demand for cotton goods the
world oyer I* reported better than It
Jim been In a long time, and that should
Aeep the price up to ten cents, even
.though the crep roll up above 11,000,(KM)
bales. —
, In the past bull factors and capital-
Jsts Ijave held the surplus of the crop*,
and the bears have at times forced them
to unload, but this year the farmers
are the holders, and thej^debts having
t>een paid they can kcefftbelr stocks as
Jong as they please.
That’s whst wUo men In tftc cotton
trade say. Tub Pkoplk has no advice
to give, and Is only sorry that It cannot
tell what is best to be done
This paper hopes that cotton has
struck Ita bottom price for this crop.
This faith Is based on the fact that
the demand is also of the bumper or-
dor.
The general prosperity existing In
the United ettutes and elsew here will
enable people to buy cotton goods, and
they are needed, more nr less, In every
Civilised home in the world.
Boujh Oarollna has many lawa on
the statute books that are dead letters,
but one more new one Is needed. Ev
ery candidate, whether elected or de
feated, should be required to flle—for
record—with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court ofhls home .county, a sworn
itemized statement of hUexpenditures.
That would put a stop to vote buying
And whiskey treating.
Alfred*A* and lSry*KerMson
son of Allendale, 8. C.—Newt
rter, 8d Inst.
Cou-
Last Friday night, eftor a severe
illness of a few days, LeRoy Allen, In
fant son of Mr. UeKoy A. and Mrs. Is
abelle stonev, closed his bsby eyes In
eternal rest, sft> r a cherished and hap
py life of ©no yesr and nine months.
The grief stricken parents and rela
tives have the deepest sympaloy of the
entire community.
DEATH OF M1W. LIZZIE BIRT.
Mra. Llzxfe Blrt, widow Of Capt. W.
P. BirtofLong Branch Section, died
on Nov. (Mb, 11)01, to awake on the tes-
urrectl6n morn. Ijjie la .asWiz to us
hut awaked to God’sTigbt bund. The
laneral was conducted by Rev. Britton.
She was laid to real beside her husband
In the Long Branch Church Yard. „
Thv gentle voice now ls hushed,
Thy warm true heart Is still, ~r*
And on thy cold and Innocent brow
Is resting death’s cold chill.
of
Ester Snsan Halford, Aged 17 Years.
Death bss again invaded our home
and taken from ”us the Idol df our
hearts, on the 15th of October, 1004,
the sweetest of—Ester Susan ascended
from earth to heaven; there to live
with Jesus, where no. sickness or sor
row will ever cross her peaceful brow
It Is hard, so hard to realize that
death hath claimed our ddrliug. We
will no more see her sweet face and
bear hfcr gentle voice that ftas all life
and sunshine to our home. But she
has gone and we must bow In humble
subniTssiotfto our Father’s will, who
doeth all things for the best.':
Cfur hearts are bowed In grief but we
are consoled with the thought that
our parting will not last always; some
day we shall meet our darling ones In
lieaven, wlieie no farewell tears are
shed. Stic was .too pure for this sinful
world, and Jesus, so full of compas
sion and love lias rowed her over the
Dearest loved one, we must lay thee,
In the fearful grave’s embrace;
But thy memory w ill be cherished^
Till wo tby heavenly face.* 1 ——
Father and Mother.
IN MEMORY OF MK. J.
FERGUSON.
A.
War news from the East is slow and
by no means sure. What Is reported
one flay Is dented or doubted the next,
and so It goes. But It looks to our
pro-Russian eyes that it will be a long
time before our side gets the better of
It.
'
Cotton brings now ten dollars a halo
less than It did ten days ago.
The gamblers are recouping their
buses of the Bully campaign. That’s
the prime reason of the slump, the
government report furnished the ex
cuse.
CANNED EDITORIAL.
At this writing the good housewives
of lower Ca rutina arc busy in the work
dear to their hearts and trying to their
aweet tampers-—the canning and pre-
servlng of fniUs for family and cum-
pan.y enjoyment and entertalnjnent du-
rlng the three seasons that must go by
before another fruit crop will ripen.
It is warmer than work in the fodder
Held and requires closer attention than
the making ot new dresses forttre fruit
must he cooked not a bit too much 'nor
——« bit too little to suit the critical taste
.. «*f the maker and of the worthy truth
ful approval and sincere compliment of
the neighbors who will dine, if in the
country or take tea if in town, at. some
future but sure to Come _±lnies. Yet
woman take* pleasure amF lluds hap
pines* in these trials and testsol houso-
.'.,wifely skill, for they are part,of the
unwritten contract of home making,
r „ Which she keeps even at fbeexpense of
burned Angers, throbbing temples and
possibly the wind up of headache and
weariness of truly and spirit.
But she never collar*' , s until *hn
. has made as much as she cares to, dv
lITenlilgIF. AiTiT nteri she has
the ooutent that hef special summer
work Is over, and does not dread the
coming of preseller or sister woman
when orchard* and gardens are hare.
B»u! has made provision for the future.
But, brother man, what is be doing
in.the way of helping to stand of! Iiurd
I'nnes In the future? I’o sibly he buys
or gathers fruit, draw* wateruccasiou-
flllv nnd’ouce in a whilejnakd* a fire in
• the stove. And he wonder* w hy the
women folks are so particular; P.r to
hi* grosser taste so;'gliuin syrup is.ju*t
as good s* watermelon |>r. serves. For
It is, as ho think*, the ti.nie.jo rest. P>
follow the shade around tn« liouse “and
to tlo no work, beyond making early
morning vi»ij.* to the wijrernielo'n
pkteh. Later In the year when com
panv come* ho will change his mind a*
to the goodness of his better half’s
’ ’-•jars” and pass bis plate for more, and
if slip keep* the closet kevs hidden will
keep asking vUIters to come and break
the loneliness of their lives, or w iil
fdav the role of sickness, and ddh ate
anpetlre, a very drone these days in
the bee hive of ipmie.
a a.
. RECORD BREAKING DAMAGES.
have
“If
wne** of ©pinion, my •on.’M
Margaret that yon |
yon onn*t porsuado
n»o right—and you probably n»o*l—:
must compromise. Be irm, bat
'HRI8TMAS
bn
respect-
III U 9b WVUf W "S
considerate and compromise.”
‘•Yes, father,” said the son'
fully.
“I well remember a little ixpeii-
ence,” remarked the old man retninls-
oently, "on the very threshold of the
married life 6f your mother snd myself,
which was the basis of all future dis
putes. 1 wanted .to spend the snmnier
—our first vacation—In Maine, and
your mother wanted to go to Saratoga.
That was thirty years ago. But ! will
remember how flrai and yet how con
siderate 1 was and how we compro
mised.” —«—1
‘•How dld_£0i> *ettle It, father?”
“Well, we stayed from Friday night
to Monday fhornlng at Bar Harbor and
spent the rest of the summer at Sara
toga.”
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FIGHT WILL BE BITTER.
Those who will persist in closing
their ears. I
TWOC AR tOADSOF SIflCK.
' 'USE
,EAD
Ben H HR FlHBR
MULES.
One car of fine large and medinm mules, just in fretiBi
the West. . All young and well shaped* ^ (
Ground from selected soft Winter Wheat. Nona bettor* 88-50 per
barrel. (Subject to market change ImprUm. •
BRIGGS, BU18T A CO. t . BLACKV1LLE, 8. C.
pjxoxLd
One car of fine large and medium sized horses, well
shaped, the very thing for driving, and some combination
horses which can be used under saddle, in harness'or with
gcaia.
JU^nxithecontlrmaLrecom-
i of Dr. King’s New .Dls-
mendation of Dr. King’
covery for Consumption, will have a
long and bitter light with thnir troub
les, if not ended earlier by fatal termi
nation. Read what T. R. Beall of
Heal), Miss, has to say t “Last fall my
wife had every symptom of con
sumption. She took Dr. King’s New
Discovery after everything else had
failed. Improvement earnest once and
four bottles entirety cured
Guaranteed by Creech’s Pharmacy, C.
N. Burckhalter, Druggist. Price 50c,
and $1.00 Trial bottles free.
I Snow All Afoii
The McCreary’s Style
Col. Thomas Martin of Beaufort sold
last week ten bales of sea island cotton
at 50 ceuts a pound, the highest price
paid in a long time.
of Men’s, Youths’ and
Boys’ Clothing has no
Superior.
Suits for Men,* 18.00, $10.00, d*
^ $12.00, $15.00 and up. _ +
J. Albert Ferguson of the Caves
church section of Barnwell County
died WlWtday night November sJOrir. ifi
the Oulh year of hi* age, and the next
day was fuueralfzea by Key. J. W
Bishop and burled at Mount Arnon
church, where he had been for years a
consistent member. “
Many friends and old comrades will
miss the old soldier and that warm
gra»p of the band that he was sure to
give when be met a friend. “Peace be
to hi* ashes.”
At commencement of the war be
tween the States he went out In Cnpt.
Brabhams Co , 1st 8. C. V. and at the
reorganization joined Cant. Stalling*
Co. of heavy artillery antrdid- service
on the Coast until close of the war: at
the organization of Camp Coleock he
e nrolled as a member and has been a
faithful member, paUll his dvath : he
leavos two daughters and five sons to
„mourn their loss.
Comrade.
REVOLUTION IMMINENT.
< A sure sign of approaching revolt
and serious trouble in your system is
nervousness, sleeplessness, or stomach
upsets. Electric Bitters will,quickly
dismember the troublesome causes. It
neverTitU to tong tliH stbnntcTi. fegi
late the Kidneys and Bowels, stimulate
the Liver, and clarify the blood. Run
down systems benefit particularly and
all the usual attending aches vanish
under Its searching and thorough
effectiveness. Electric Bitters is only
50c, and that is returned If It don’t
give perfect satisfaction. Guaranteed
by Creech’* Pharmacy, C. N. Burck-
halter,Druggist.
Suits for Boys
and up.
Suits for Youth’s, $5.00, $8.00, +
lio.oo and up.~ '* m t
t - t
<♦> HAWES’ $3.00 GUARANTEED +
HATS, +
_“Tbe Haw of Latest Vogue,”
— fOr—
“Every Face, Figure and Fancy.
“'m Broal
We will have in a fine line of the most up-to-date
Higgles that you have ever seen in this section ot the
>lc<mRtry,: , , . '
WA<3QN^3.
"We carry a most complete line of farm wagons of the
lighest grade and make,- will sell you, either a one-horse
or two-horse wagon and can assure you there is no better
on the market, .. . /
-tf^VITAUlON.
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
IS TNYTTED TO COME Tt> <H r, H STARLET AND IXSTECT OUR.
MULES AND HORSES. If you will come we will
v. _» • ’ .
HAVE DRIVEN OR RIDDEN ANY MULE OK HORSE THAT WE
• 1 »
HAVE IN OUR STABLE. > •
TlieTast session 6t the 58th Congress^
met on Monday, and the burly burlv
will continue until the 4th' of March
when a worse lot will 111) the Capitol.
A FRIGHTENED HORSE.
Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupants, or a hundred
other accident*, are every day occur
rence*; It behooves everybody to have
a reliable Salve handy and there’s none
as good as Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
Burns, Cuts, Sores, Eczema and Piles,
disappear qiildHv under Its soothing
effect. 25c, at Creech’s Pharmacy, C.
N. Burckhalter’s Drug Store. i
^ The St Louis Exposition closed on
’ffhe 1st Inst. During its continusiice
there were about nineteen million ad-“
missions.
BLUE COTTON NEWS.
The government report given out on
Saturday estimated this year’* cotton
crop at i2.1(12.000 bales, and in a half
hours time tlie price fell over $2.50 a
bald. January future* tumbled to 7.88,
March to 8.02, and May to 8.04. The
report wura surprise to bulls as well as
bears.
'• F.x certs are honefiil that the price
will get up to ten cents again. They
say that the Smith has *<'10-8^000^)00
bales wMhis crop, most of wroivh ha*
gone to EuropF, and that one million
tirurp •wTtl tm sum vnon r<V Igflsli paving'
SliflM*. . Suiu)i,wft..j^LiLs.4tay** rf li<>ugHtr
frofa hand'To IiTohM) .-Titwl-. wltl* h'Jve tfl
liyy In their spring ami Summer supply
afifrices lixed by the holders.
Advertisements in the following
strain nj»p<;ar every day in Japanese
papers: “I am a very'pretty girl. My
hair is a* wavy as a cloud. My eom-
ph-xTAhlias Hu* briHlancy and softness
of a (lower. Myexpression Isa* mobile
as the leaf of the weeping .willow. My
brown eyes are like two crescents of
the muon. I have enough worldly
goods to pass happily through life with
tnv hu-band. hand in band, gazing at
the flowe/j tty day and tlie moon "By -
night. If tills should meet the eye of
a draft wlto I* inti lligeftt, sminble, and
of good address, I will be his for life,
and rrpiLie wlUi him later,In a tomb of
red marble.”
Weather Bureau.
’ Mctecrol
er 1IW4, Station Black
Voluntary Observers
onl, Mouth of November
vide.
$A5j
Septembe- 3 I, fW)t, Kng’-neer H. C
Brh'kman was killed In the wreck at
FDblng Creek trestKe in Y<irk Countv
Ills widow brought suit for $75,000
damage*. The ease whs tried at York
ville last week, and the jury gave her
i.0«0. the la’-trest verdict for thimage*
rl« »ta«.— —
Ajnoflon for a new trial was made..
* Th^ease will so the Supreme Court.
liwCaw of Yorkvllle ami Legarc K
Holman (W. A )'ot Charlesp.n were
plalniitT* attorner*. In »neh suits the
piatiuiff * lawyer* generaify receive
Vue third o|, the aum^ol,redovereil.
-y——
Senator Tillman went oq to WVh-
Ington last wet-k In unusually good
Al this distance It would
ill need all hi* wjuipoUe
m be ihe rung,* blooui again.
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G. p. C Lange,
Voluntary Ohaerver.'
* f nnluding rain, Irnii. sleet and molt
ed snow. tFrom maximum and mini
mum leading*.
A COSTLY MISTAKJflZI
Blunders are sometime* very expen
sive. Occasionally life itself is the
price of a mistake, but vou’ll never he
wrong if you take Dr. King’* New Life
i’ills for Dyspepsia? Dizziness, Head
ache, Liver or Bowel trouble*. They
are gentle yet thorough. 25o» at
Creech’* Pharmacy, C. N. Burckhal-
ter’g Drug Store.
The little woman placed her hand*
on her husband’* shoulders and looked
al—In in, her soul—In her
eyoa,
J udge.
•‘Thcredsn’t anything you wouldn’t
attempt for me, is there, Harry?” she
a*ked.
_ ’•Nothing.” said Henry, hla mouth
shotting teaoluteJy
“You would eyen risk death for me,
wouldn’t you?”- .
“I would and gladly.”
“Then dear, please go and discharge
the cook.’*
But Henry’s face paled and hi* knees
trembled, for he realized that he had
spoken rashly.
WITH THE
CHOICEST AND COMPLE-
TEST STOCK OF GEN-
"ERALMEPCHAN-
DISE EVER-
BROUGHT TO THIS SEC
TION OF SOUTH
--CAROLINA.
Ouk Stocks are too vast to be
fully catalogued,-too good to be
describod in news ink, while in
prices they challenge all competi
tion anywheae.
Our Store Rooms and Wa«e-
re an Exposition in.thcm-
aay*. HOUSES a
HEALTHY MOTHERS.
Mother* should always keep in good
bodily health. They Owe It to their
children. Yet it Is no unusual sight to
see a mother, with babe in arm*,
coughing violently and exhibiting all
deucy. Ami why should this danger-
ii-li.g -Aav.il I wl.v f i C i-g k». ii cHJ|£"ruu^ m
mother and child, when Dr. Boschee’s
German Syrup would ppt a stop to it
at once? . No mother should be with
out this old and tried remedy in the
bouse—for its timely use will promptly
cure any lung, throat or bronchial
trouble In herself or her children.
'Ihe wor*t cough or cold can be
speedily cured by German Syrup; so
can hoarseness and congestion of the
bronchial tubes. It makes expectora
tion en*y, and gives Instant relief and
refreshing rest to the cough racked
consumptive. New trial bottle, 25;
large size, 75. At Creech’s Drug
Store, and Searson’s Drug Store.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
AH persons are forbidden to enter
upon the lands of the undersigned in
Williston Township, Barnwell County,
South Carolina, for the purpose of
hunting, by day or by night, trapping,
gailiering..oru:arryjng away.wood.
straw or leaves, pasturing stock, ma
king roads or paths or committing any
other trespass under penalty of prose
cution to the fdll extent of the law.
D M. Johnston, Mrs. V. A. Woodward,
R. R. Johnston, B. F Drummond,
A. P. Hlers, F. N. Hair,
W.H. Hair, L. P. Williams,
Miss Hattie Williams.
November 25th, 11)04.
,— *■ " *.—
TRJE&FASS NOTICE.
...... } ’
. AlLper.SQ.ns are forbfdden_ to enter
upon the land* owned or controlfed by
the undersigned in Bennett Springs
Township. Barnwell County for the
purpose of hunting or trapping or fish
ing by day or. by night, taking wood,
straw or leaves, making roads or paths,
pasturing stock or allowing stock to
run at large or committing any other
tr£»|>afc* under penalty of prosecution
to the full extent of the law.
J. C. Cm-hran, W. F. Bates,
J. H. Wall. A. L. Wall,
J. O, Walker, W. J..Uerhyr,
Arthur Harden.
November ghiti, 190L
selves of the best outputs of the
world’s foremost product ions, and
must be seen to be appreciated.
So give us the pleasure of your
•calls and ..patronage and we will
make itloYWit profit.
We bought in car load lots from
original hands and so saved- -the
middle man’s tariff,"And <?ur*cus-
torT’fefr'sfiainJe shjifes in every
advantage we have'sdeured. ~
In Furniture
we have all that is needed to
make Home the sweetest place in
all the world. ’
Clothing
Men’s Fur
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
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TO BUYERSI
JUST RECEIVED AT MY SALE
STABLES IN WILLISTON
Two Cars of Mules
—AND—
One Car of Horses.
They are not claimed to be the
best ever shipped into the
k- State, but they are inferior to -
none that have ever been
brought across the Savannah
River. _
Come to see them and your
own good judgment will be
satisfied that no market in the
South offers better stock or
makes fairer prices.
WagonS and Buggies.
1 am agent for the sale nf Fled-
mont and Hickory Wagon* and
Ty*on & Jone*. Jackson A
Smith and Continental Bug-
•• idM. -——; ■
In material, workmanship, fin-
ish an J style they are as near
perfection as human skill can
make them.
Before Buying, elaawhaae give
me the opportunity to please
- aud profit yottr
Ct. A. KENNEDY.
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE
NOTtec tu lrerebT tfi«ti to all persons
interested that I will apply to the Hon
John K. Snelling, Judge of Probate
for Barnwell County, on The glib day
Ql-Dfissmber. J
life a pleasifre no matter what
your age or occupation may be.
In Groceries
*» " '
we have the foods that add to hu
man health and happiness and
that are a v h antidote to doctor and
drug bills.
In Wagons and Baggies
we areut the beatb-ef the proces
sion and far ahead of all competi
tion. .
But we are too busy to-day 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
tion.
SIMON BROWN’S SONS.
November 18tb, 1904.
C. B. Ellis,
Administrator
MONEY TO LEND.
Iu .sums of $300 and upward*, on im
proved farm land. Terms to suit bor
rowers. Rate* reasonable.
Apply to John B. Palmer A Son, Co
lumbia, or Robert Aldrich, Attorney at
Barnwell. . - 2mos
LAND SURVEYING.
I take pleasure in Informing my
many friends and former client* that I
am prepared to give them my best ser
vices in Land Surveying. With eigh
teen year* practical experience I am
confident that 1 can give complete sat
■factiou.
R. C. MIxaap
Allendale, S. C., Nov. let, 1904.
I. Furman Still and Sons.’ Stables.
BLACKVILLE, - - - S C.
1 DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
-IN-
THE BAM K of BARM WELL. I
CAPITAL. - - -
SURPLUS ar.d UNDIVIDED PSOPITS.'
-<$>
- - $60,000,
- $30,000.
MONEY kept in jour fcou*c may be lost by theft or fire. Deposit It with u
transfer the. responsibility.
Weeurrv l.l’RUl.AK INSI RANCE PROTFC'TiON. and ^lavnV^» , -p^<H)^vl»nlt*.
. The habit of deiKisiting with us will save you many a dollar tii.it un^-ht (Jeunwisely
spent if kc|>t in yohr po«5et». CONTRACT THE tl AHIT NOW..
The convemeiiee sin! safety of pay tn^ all youy olil.gaiH.us by cheek, once tried,
wtir never tie (riven up: —
Che. k* and draft* ean be safely sent to us by mail Without U-ingregistered.
'Either call in |>er*ou and «>pen au account with us or w rit. ns.
C. F. CALHOUN’. Piv ident. ^ P. ’.L BUCKINfllf \M, Cashier.
BUTLER BAGOOD, Vice President. G. W. MAN VILLE, Aest. Cashier. .
jp .S
Jiit.
Land fop Sale
i
At
NEAR BARNWELL.
desirable
TBK&P A SS NOT ICE.
* All fM'TliAnfc Mt hereby forbidden t©
enter upon rtvy lands In' Williston
•ToWn»hip for the purpose of hunting,
private sale that very desirable
^ i -rift . ^.Jpastiifln/ stock, making toad*—oy
pan a tot . c i path*, riding of walking Himtigh my
Barnwell, known as (he HEI.- !, " ..." J
LINGER PLACE, opposite the Capt. 1 f1eUt ' or w;KHll;,n,,< " r t0m,, ' ittl0 K "“Y
J. E. ATlen plaiiiatbm, eontaliiing a
four hor*e fartn of open la:id* and ruf
fieient wood and line pasttrre lands.
Alt needed bulldl«g*wre hi goo*l re
pair.
Term*—One-f«orth cash, the balaoeo
on long time if desired.
.—For particular* apply-l 0
EASTERLING—PATTERSON CO.,
4t
Baun'.vki.l, S. C.
Treasurer's Notice.
Treasurers Office, Barnwell County,
8. C., Sept. 17th 1 , .H>4.
The Treasurer’s Office will be open
for the calieutinn of-the. -taxes lev ini
for Hi04 ftiom tfte-|#tb dtfy of jOctoher-
11*04. until the 15th day of March, 11*05,
itieinsive^ - • J.
Tbe commutation tax will be receiv
ed until February 1st. 1905.
Frohi the 1st day of January 11*0.* un
til the 31st day of January, lW5, a pen
alty of-I per cent, will be added to all
unpaid taxes. From the 1st day of
February, 1905, to the 2Htli day )of
February, 1905, a penalty of 2. pJWL.cent.
wllV<he added tir“*lt wpnldr't*J'eiZ
if December, T90T for a filial dlapharge y f M ^ , iT
as Admii.istratorof thT VstltT of FmTTrTtie tl!t oT Mntrir, 1903 -yintir
cLrlw Turner ‘ the 15th day of March, 1905. a penalty
^nanqa .turner. of 5 per cent, will beidded to all ui.r
per i
paid taxes.
LEVY.
5 Mills.
3 “
3 “
“
For State purpose*
“ Constitutional School»
“ Ordinary County
“ Repay loan
Special School Levy,
1 Mill: Cedar Grove, Old Columbia.
2 MillAllendale. Barbary Branch,
Blackvllle, Double Pond, Elko.-Kdisto,
Fairfax, Friendship, Heallirg Springs,
Kline, Lees, Morris, New Forest, Oak
Grove, Reedy Branch. Seigling, Seven
Pines, Sycamore (No. 61.) Tinker’s
Creek.
3 Mill* : Ulmer, Owen* Cross Roads,
Hickory Hill, Caves, Barton, Great
Cypress.
2*4 Mills: Williston.
4 Mills: Hercules.
43^ Mill*L-Uarnwell. *
J. B. Armstrong,
County Treasurer.
field* or woodland!
other ttrs.iayv undi'r~peiialt\ oj prose-*
euttosi to the ft*4l extent of the law.
W*. U. Eaves.
Nov. loth, I9i>4.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAEftffit
In the Probate Coni t.
**•
By J. K. Snelling, E*q.. Judge of Pro-
'Bate In BatikKell County.
Whereas Mrs. Jane A. Lindley mt
suit to me. to grant her Lett. r* of
ministration on the c*iate and e
of Ira Lindley, deceaserl,
Th '*e-»re r therefore, to cite and
monbli all and »ltigniar.7ftto •\kintlred
iqd CC%i]jiqr* o( the vakl Ira Lindley,
ileccu*e»L—that they he and np-
poar before tne, in the Court of Probate
to be iie il at Barnwell on Mem4av, lC*h
L>ecembcr. pH)», next, alter puli lira non
hereof, at,l 1 o'clock In the n>reimm*
to ahow cause, if any they have, why
the said adminisirution should Hot be
granted.
Given Under my Hand, thl* SOtlr dky
of November, Anno Domini, 11*04.
' f ' J A -Kv SN BLt-;ING, J ^^
P-rohwtieJui 1 g 0 r
Published In TTik Barnwell Pkop.lX
De«-etnb«»s 1st, ij.04. —
Yeier D. Tonnenter 64369,
JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN
DALE HERD,
Pcppounced unusually handsome—fine
dairy form. “There stretch behind
him along every line the finest dairy
blood in the world.” By blood and in-
diyidualtty he is at the top of tha"Jisf-’
sey breed. His dam tested 88} gallons
of milk and-23 lbs., 4 oz.; bis grand
dam 28 ftls., 6 ozs., and his great grand
damSSlbs., 8 ozs. of butter in seven
days. He hqi 14 sisters giving as high
as 22 lbs. of butter in seven days.
Registered Jersey heifers bred to this
bull and three of b.ls sons, all solid col
ored and grand Individuals, now for
■ala. Writ# for pedigrees and particu
lars to
GLENDALE DAIRY, *
. . Barnwell, *. 0, -
NOTICE REGULATING WORKING
PUBLIC ROADS, Ac.
In pursuance of Act of Genera] As
sembly, approved Feby. 27th, 1904;
the County Board of Commissioners
have fixed the time which persons lia
ble to road duty shall work the roads
at four days during the year, and
when Commutation Tax Is paid in lieu
of work, the amount Is fixed at Two
Dollars,belaid on j>r before Feb
ruary in each Year.
OrWT BarTTerrSTu pervTsof.
R. C. Roberts, Jr., Clerk.
Barnwell, S. C., Oct. 3d, 1904.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are forbidden to enter
upon the rands of the undersigned in
Georges Creek Township for the pur
pose of hunting, by day or by night,
upder penalty of prosecution to the
fall extent of the law,
fL E. Lain,
Nohow Black.
' November 2flth 1904
DR. JSO. P. LEE, JR,
* «i . . \
Dentist,
WILLISTON, - - 8. C,
Will 'work anywhere in the country
by special appointment.
C. F. Calboan, P. M. Buckingtta
' Win. McNab.
Calhoun & Co
FI BE-
Fife, Accident,
LIGHTNING
■*W‘ • A , *■
-^At Lowest Rates In-;
Strongest Companies*
CALKOOH 4 CO.
—OFFICES AT—
■■cr,;
THE BANK OF BARNWELl