The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 15, 1904, Image 2
Ttje Barnwell People.
JN9. ¥. HOLIES, Editor 1 Prap’r.
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LARGEST COUm CIRCULATION.
‘ DKOKMBRk Iff. TKJf.
Tm« I'xorti U gratiScd •?« that
Preitdetlt Roo?evclt iu bli !0*»*»«e to
<5on(freM and Mr. W. J. Bryau In hi*
piper, Tha Commoner, Imva taken the
same ground that wt« did Inut week In
favoring a law requiring tho publlea-
tlon of the expendltureH of candidate*.
Till* paper la prepared at short no
tice to give theao gentlemen any need
ed ady Ice, nod if they will follow in It*
footatepi they will go straight and
tore.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
In recent a*»ault* on Port Arthur
the Japanese have ld*t thousand* of
men, and Stoeinel’* Rasslan* still hold
the fort. The Japanese claim to have
- eompletolv disabled -tho- Russian . hij^
ship* by die from their land batteries
and now are satlsfled to starve out the
heroic garrison. The torpedo boats of
the Rutoditn* are still invisible.
The Baltic fleet reached Madagascar
last week on It* way East. On land
there ha* been no serious lighting, both
aide* being too strongly entrenched and
the cold too severe for active Kghting.
KILLED BY CABBAGE SNAKE.
(By Associated Press.) t
STDDELL, ILL., Dec. 10—James
Rankin, hi* wile and four children are
dead from eating poisoned cabbage.
A cabbage in the garden was ex
amined and found to contain worms
about the sine of a thread and eight or
ten inches long, about the color of the
cabbage.
Three persons In tho neighborhood
have died after eating cabbage.
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SMALL POX EPIDEMIC.
Hardly a county in this State I* free
from small pox, und the disease is
spreading rapidly, and the State Board
of Health reported It* prevalence last
week at twenty-five, different places.
A* the disease spread* most In cold
weather it will not let up for several
month*.
General vaccination is tho best pre-
veutHre.
Governor Heyward has ordered the
Calhodri eminty eUctlon to he heliL on
January Hrd. If it l* created the North
Augusta shoe stringers will have to
lubside.
Later dlsciverle* show that the Tren
ton tragedy described on mtr drat page
was the work of H. B. Hughes, who
killed hi* sleeping wife and daughter*
by crushing their heads with a steel
yard pea. then set the house on Are and
shot himself. Financial embarrass
ment from speculation in cotton fu
tures was tbe cause of the terrible
c(fme.
President Harvie Jordan of tho
Houthern Cotton GtoweesPr<>tec11ve
Association has Issued a'call for mast
meetings of farmers lit every county In
all of the cotton .States cast of the >1 is,
slasippl river for December 17. The
purpose of the meeting will be. to In
duce farmerj *'to tie up betweeh 2,noo.-
000 and 8,000,000 bales of this crop
until prices advance to 10 cents per
pound.
President Roosevelt appears to have
gone down grade In tho estimation of
some of his friend* last week a* fast a*
he charged up San Juan Hill. His.
me**age is said to have started a panic
In Wall Street In which stocks went
down millions of dollars. And in
saving the neck of a son of a colored
Baptist preacher sentenced to be hanged
In Catrafht for murder of a farmer he
olfended other friends.
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT.
An Entertainment will bo given on
Thursday evening at 7 o,clock Decem
ber 22nd., In the building of tho Heal
lug Spring* High School. Wo most
cordially Invite'tlio public to attend.
Tbe following interesting program
will be carried out:
1 Song: Welcome Fair Morning,
2 Drill: Fan Fairies.
3 StntKltiwUABaas Is Coming. Pri
mary DoparWfr*ikL~~^'^''.- „
4 A Play:'He Bridal Wine Cnt^*
R Song: By tbe Intermediate Depart
ment.
(5 Play: Jack"* WonWffrful Plan,
_ 7 Tableau : Tho SheptuuM*, _
8 Piny: Christmas Premtits,
9 A Christmas Tree.
We promise to entertain you for nn
hour or more and hope to see you jiro*-
euu A small admUsiou feu ufli eeou
- will be naked which will bcJp to dcffaV
the expense.
NOTICE.
A Festival, for the benefit of the
Fairfax Lutheran church, will be given
In Young’s Hall on Wadnesday night
December 21st. Tho public is invited
to attend.
^ MR. W. L. KILLINGS WORTH.
Mr. William L. Kllllngsworth died at
his home In Richland Township on
Thoraday night last, two hours after
eating a hearty supper, aged abotrt 82
year*.
On Saturday morning his body was
laid to rust at Cypress Chapel. He was
a good, true mao, and hi* life was rich
in deeds ot taring kindne#* mother*
MR. in\ LI VOLET:
Mr. Ira Llndley d|ed at his home
ih Biuckville on Noyemlwr 21*t, in Mth
year of hi* sgc. His body whs car
ried to his old home st Canton, Penn
sylvania, for burial in a tomb years
ago provided for it* reception.
After th^,war between the States lie
made his hofne in tho stoutli, where bis
good qualities and kindly heart won
him the warm affection of many
filends. He lived by the golden, rule.
He was n member of the Christian
Church, a generous giver to tbe poor,
»nd ha* left a memory bright with
goodness tii.it will long bo cherished
by hi* devoted wife and loving chil
dren. se-i. '% r --
DR.
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A. N. RAY.
Dr. A N.Kay died at his home In
Olar on the 9th ini? of pnemnoftia af
ter all illness of six days. Dmurslim-
uierof a iife of usefulness and good
service to suffering humanity he v was
called away, leaving the memory of a
faithful, excellent physician and a citi
zen of highest character which will
long be cherished.
MR. J. 11. MORRIS.
Aftor a painful litne?* of two weeks
Mr. James II. Morris died at hi* home
in Olar onflic 25th of November in the
<i7tli year of his life. He was long a
consistent member of the Baptist
Church and lived the faith that lie
professed. A* husband, father, broth
er, friend anil Christian hi* life wa«
one that won the love ami confidence of
all that knew him. He was laid to rest
in Friendship Cemetery. Eu'ht chil-
dren. two brother* ami many loving
relatives and friends will cherish the
fragrant memory of the good man
called to the better land until they fol
low him beyond therlver^ y .
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“TAHE-HirTTAIfLEY:
Mr. James R. Harley died in Apple-
ton on Hatufday-night of typhoid fever
after an Illness of sixty days, aged
about 85 years, leaving a wife and four
children. On Sunday he was burled at
Cave’s ChiiTh by Aliendale T,o<|go, K.
of P. of which he was a worthy mem-
her. Hi* life was Insured for $2,000.
Ho was a good man and will be greatly
missed. *
A COSTLY MISTAKE.
Blunders aie sometime* very expeb-
sive. Occasionally life itself is the
price of a mistake, but vou’tl never be
wrong if you take Dr. King’s New Life
Pills for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Her.d-
aeb<\ Liver or Bowel troubles. They
are gentle yet thorough. 25c, at
Creech’s Pharmacy, 0. N. BUrckhal-
ter’s Drugstore.
For the Next
Thirty Jlays
SELLING OUT AT COST
AND BELOW.
~ £
My Slock of Dry Goods, Shoes and
lists.
Come Early
and get thq v
i . First Choice. ~~~~
KILLS CATARRH GERMS
Breathe Hyomei and ba Cured of
Catarrh—tlost* Nothing if it Fall*.
Breathe Hyomei for d few mlruito*
four times a day. through tho neat
pocket Inhaler that .come* with .evary
outfit, and benefit will be seen at once.
Continue this treatment for a short
Uma. and vonr <?»f rrh will have been
cured by tlyomkl.
Therg is no roundabout way in Hy-
omel’s mbdlclnal act Ion; It does not try
to cure a disease of tho head by put
ting medicine In the stomach.. It til Is
the air you breathe with tialeamlc heal
ing, that soothes th6^ Irritated and
smarting nffemhrana, destr^fi 'ithe
germ'd pf catarrh that are presentAnfcthe
head and throat, and Is tho treats'
meet that iv*n be relied upon to cure.
When using Hyomei the alt yott
breathe will be like that on the. moun
tain* high above the sea level, filled
with volatile, antiseptic fragrance that
heals and cures the irritated mucous
memhranqe pf the air passage*.
This treatment has been so success-
‘fnE curing 99 per cent of all who have
*wed it, that Hyomei I* now sold by J.
C. Creech under an absolute guarantee
to refund tbe mopey If It does not bene
fit. You run no risk whatever In buy
ing Hyomei. If It did not possess
unusual power to cure, It could not bo
sold upon tilts plan.
The complete Hyomei outfit coats
$1 00 and comprise* a hard rubber
inhaler, a bottle of Hyomei and a drop
per. The Inhaler will last a lifetime;
and additional bottles of Hyomei can
bo obtained for 60c.
Last week T. B. Bailey, 40 years old,
a sou-In-law of the late George 1).
Tillman, climbed a. treeib^el fa .squir
rel whlch'he had kl.led aniTwhlch was
lodged, full Ufcy feet,^breaking 1:1*
neck.
FIGHT WILL BE BITTER.
Those who will persist In closing
their cars against the continual recom
mendation of Dr. King’s New Dis
covery for Consumption, will have a
•loftg aml bitter tight with their troub
les, If not ended earlier by fatal termi
nation. Read what T. R. Beall of
Beal I,,Mis*, ha* to say : “Last fall my
wife had every symptom of con
sumption. Kite took Dr. King’* New
Discovery after evcrytliAng else had
fulled. ImprovtfbiEbtcjnieatoilCe
four bottles entirely cured her
Guaranteed by Creexih’if Pharmacy,
N. Burckhalter, prnggist. Price
and $1.00 Tri|U bottle* free. »
The State Supreme Court licensed 17
new lawyers last week, B^>t for tbe
pistol business acme of these., bright
yo mg gentlemen might-become useful
and successful farmer.
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R E V O L U T10 N IM M1N E N T.
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A Trixa sign of approachiny Tevolt
and serious trouble In your system la
nervousness, fileep!e«sne*s, or stomach
upsets. Electric Bitter*, will quickly
dismember the troqbhi'sorps'causes. It
wui^er fail* to tone the jstonmeh. regif-
lale the Kidneys and Bowels, stimulate
the Liver, and clarify Hie blood. Run
down systems benefit particularly and'
nil tbe usual -aiUendlng actiea jum
under ks .-se»rcbihg apd thorough
effectiveness. Electric Bitter* is only
50q, and that Is returned if it don’t
give perfect satisfaction. Guaranteed
by Creech’s Pharmacy, C. N, Burck-
halter,Druggist.
Decern her-15 th, 1901.
J. W. Wajker,
Thomas, a. C.
THE EDITOR’S WIFE
Letter from an Illinois Newspaper
Man that Is Well Worth Reading.
Asa usual thing editors save the good
thing* for the columns of their own
newspapers, but the following letter
from S. H. Duncan, editor of the Sea
ton. Ill,, Independent, show s that there
Is at least one editor who want* to help
other*. He wriles, aaiWlowa:.
“To the Editor o’f Tint Psoruc
1
wish you would print the following’ BtAKpf Uarollna,T^.
I thus help me to do a kindness to County of Barnwell. j ■
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and
your readers. My wife has been a
groat sufferer b illy stomach troubles
for the pastfour years, and the fast
two_ ^year* ‘ pradtically an Invalid.
Nothing seemed to help her until I
procured a, box of Ml-o na, nature’s
cure for dyspepsia. This gave her so
much relief that she continued using
the remedy until now she enjoys her
meals, is relieved from all pain In her
Stomach and has Increased iu flesh.
I hope von will publish this letter,
for i think there Is no remedy for stom
ach trouble equal to Mi-o-na, and thb
more wide spread Bs use becomes, the
more good will be done to humanity.
S. H. DUNCAN;
Editor of Independent.”
J. C. Creech ha* the local agency for
Ml o-na and his faith In its merits
Editor Duncan's. He in fact,
itopay for Mi-o-na himself In any
f . where it does not give satisfaction.
> stgfingar endorsement of the merit*
of the nftaedv ean be given than this,
that a local dragAhrm is wining to sell
fi medicine on JI G. Creech’s own guar
antee to refund the money if it .doe*
not cu» Stomach troubios and Increase
Do You Wish to
MAKE MONEY
—m - • - - .—- v—L 1--—.
Growing Good Watermelons
NEXT YE HR?
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If so I can help you start right hr
supplying superior seed at a reaaodablc
price. 1
Last Spring the ravag** of mts
forced me tq plant my watermelon
crop three tiini* Before a stand wa* se
cured. Consequeutljf my melons ri
pened too late fnr^pFoUta We xhtpmrnt
and instead of allowing them to decay
1 saved seed in the following painsta
king manner from perfectly shaped,
sized and ripened selected market mel
ons, tho first ph live vines:
— Botfacmls'df ouch melon were cut
off-and-throw n-a-w*y r - Hm mehm-^pilt-
and the perfectly matured seed taken
from the center and dried with special
earc. No seed were savAd from rejected
or decayed melons.
I guarantee these seed to bofitetrletly
first class, a* good ns have oyer been
grown. 1 will plant" my next year’*
crop from seed In the same box from
which l will sell to my customer*.
As 1 have only one thousand pound*
nn hand the sooner orders are sent in
the surer thov will be filled.
Price 50 cent* per pound, cash. As
to my responsibility f refer to any
Mercantile Agency or responsible busi
ness concern. • •
HENRY D. STILL.
Blackvllle, 8. 0. - - - ~
Ma«s meeting* are to he held ou Sat
urday In every county in J Texa«, Indian
Territory find Oklahoma to devise
means for holding cotton.
A FRIGHTENED HORSE.
Running like mad down the street
dumping (he occupants, or a hundred
other accidents, are every day ocrtflA
renoe*. It behooves everybody to have
a reliable Salve handy aud-there’s none
a* good as Buckkui’s Arnica Sglvo.
Hurna, Cuts, Hm-cs, Eczema and Piles,
disappear quickly under Its soothing
effect. 25c. at CrceclP* PRurmacy, C.
N. Burokhalter’a Drugstore.
Bad
habits.
luck is often due to bad
USB
Seeo Bread
Ben Hhr F
L0UR 1
Ground from selected soft tflnter Wheat. None better. $650 per |
barrel. (Subject to market change In price. - ' J
BIUGG8. BUI8T& CO., BLACKV1LLE, S.C. ;
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Snow ill Anal lls Reiainls
11s #f an (Ivercia
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is
t
The McCreary’s Style
of Men’s, Youths!and 1
Boys’ Clothing has no t
Superior. |
Suit* for Merv, $8.00, $’0.('0, *•
*12.00, $15.00 and up. -
Suits for Boys, $-2.50, $3.00, $3.50,
and up.
TWO CAKL0ADS OF STOCK
MUL-ES.
One car of fine large anti metlinln mules, just in froiu
the West. All young and well tdnijied.
One car of fine large and niodium sized horses, well
shaped, the very thing for driving, and some combination
hoises which can be used'under saddle, in hnrness or with
gears.
We will have in a fine line of the most up-to-date
bujrgics that you have ever seen in this section of the
eounti y.
WACBONe. . -
We carry a-most!complete line of Farm wagons of the
highest grade and make, will sell you either a ono-horso
or two-horse wagon and can assure you there is no better
on the market,
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THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
TS INVITED TO COME TO OUR STABLES AXlf* INSPECT OUR
MULES and HORSES. If you will come we win;
HAVE DRIVEN OR RIDDEN .ANY MULE OR HORSE THAT WE
NlAYE INM)UR
.Suit* for Youth's, $5 00,
Cm 1WT m a% -i n 11 .
■ Vi -niTtrTi pi .
$3 00.
IIA IVES’ $3.00 GUARANTEED
HATS,
“The Hats cf Latest Vogue,”
—for—
i'I*‘Every Face, Figure and Fancy,”
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LI., |
I tesla, Ga!
t I. Furman Stil! and Sons/ Stables.
BLACKViLLE,
- - S. C.
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DEPOSITYOUR MONEY
! b'
j^FTER
WITH THE
CHOICEST AND COM PLE
TEST STOCK OF GEN
ERALMEFCHAN-
DISK EVER
BROUGFIT TO THIS SEC
TION OF SOUTH"
'CAROLINA.
^OutrStocks are too vast to
be
fully catalogued, too^ good to be
described in news ink, while in
prices they challeng^TH competi
tion anywheje. ^ L
A-CONTINUAL STRAIN.
We bought in car load lots from
original hands and so saved the
middle man’s tariff, and our cus-
Many men and women are constantly
subjected to what they commonly term
“a continual strain”- bees use of some
financial or family trouble. It wears
and distresses them both mentally and
physically, affecting their nerves badly
and bringing on liver and kidoey ail
ments', with the attendant evils of.con
stipation, ids** of appetitrr^slceptPBi^
low v 1 ta!By and destvmrlency. tQmers shall be shar
They cairnht, a* a rule, get rid of thl*
‘‘continual strain,” hut they can rem
edy it* health destroying effects by
taking frequent dose* of Green’s Au-
jprst Flower. It tone* up the liver,
stimulates the kid tiers. Insures healthy
bodjly functions, gives vim and spirit
toone’awhoie being, and eventually
dispel* the physical or mental distress
caused by that “continual atrain.”
TriaLTfiltle of August Flower, 25c<. •
regular size, 75c, At “CfeeclUs Drug
Store and Searsou’s Drug Store.
MASTER’S SALE.
Court of Common Pleas.
Alfred Aldrlcii,. as .Executor nt hhe
Will of M. A. Aldrich, deceased, and
in hi* own right, et ah. Plaintiffs.
vs
Rosa Aldrich, et ah, Defendants.
By virtue of a decretal order to me
dlrailed in the above entitled cause, I
wilhsell at Bar swell, in front of the
Court House, on Tuesday, January the
third, 1906, it being saleday In said
month, within the legal hours of sale,
the following described real proper^:
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land, situate, lying and being in abere
State and county, on the Lower Three
Runs, containing four hundred and
-eight (408) acres, more or less, and
bounded by land* of Wood, Estate of
Wm. Barber. T. B. Harley’s laud and
',1116 Lower Three Run*, as described by
plat of T. B. Ellis. Jr., bearing date
Oct. 12th, A. D. 1903.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay
for paper*. •< - ~
: * H. L. O’Bannon,
Master.
Master's Office, December 13th, UAd.
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Auditor's fippoinimenk
The County Auditor or hi* represen
tative will fill the following appoint
ments for the purpose of taking tax re
turns. All tax payer* are requested to
meet him prepared to make proper re
turn of all personal property and all
transfer* 6f Real Estate made sThce
January, 1901. Careful attention to
these matte'ts will save both tax payer
and Auditor future trouble.
Snelling :• -
Tuesday,
Jany. 8
Kline:
Wednesday,
. 4
Joiinton Lain*#: Thurmlay, -
“ 6
Hilda:
Friday,
“ . 0
Barnwell:
Saturday,
“ 7
•*
Monday, -4
“ 9
Dunharton:
Tuesday,
*• 10
Ashley’* Home
Store:
Wedne*day,
“ 11
'TuMe'R Stnrr:- Ttnrmtnr, '
u—49
Barnwell:
Saturday
“ 11
at
Monday,
IU
Appleton:
Tuesday,
, 4 ‘ 17
Duncan Sams
Store:
Wednesday,
“ 18
Barton:
Thursday,
. 19
Allendale:
Friday,
“ 20
Barnwell:
Saturday,
“ 21
<»
Monday,
f ‘ 23
Fairfax:,
Wednesday,
“ 26
Sycamore:
Thursday,
“ 20
Ulmer : - -
Friday,
Saturday,
<1 O7
Barnwell:
“ 28
-—• i<u . ,
Monday,
“ . 80
Bl&ckville:
Tuesday.
” 31
Whalev:
Wednesday,
Feby. 1
Barnwetlf
Saturday,
“ 4
Monday,
Tuesday,'
“ 0
Elko: -
.. 7
VV iiliston:
Wednesday
“ 8
Kennedy’s Store
: Thursday,
“ 9
Barnwell until February 20th, after
personal property not returned.
W. II. DUN0AN,
County Auditor.
. Dec. 8tb. 1964.
Our Store Rootjs and "Ware
houses are an Exposition in them-
selves of theTbest outputs of the
workft-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.
advantage we have secured.
In Furniture
we have all that is needed to
make Home the sweetest place in
all the world.
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TO BUYERS!
J U3T REC FIVE I) AT M Y 8 ALE
STABLES IN WILLISTON
Two Cars of Mules
**f —AND—
Oner Car of orses.
They are not claimed to be dhe
r
fi
best eyer shipped into ^he
Btate, but they are inferior td*'- .
none that have ever been
brought across the Savannah
River.' • ^N-'. • ■ ■
Come to ece them and your
/own good judgment will be
' satisfied that no market in the.!
South offer* better ' stock or
make* fairer price*.
Wagons and Buggies.
0 uuu unu 1/u^i
I am agent for the sale of Pied
mont and Hickory Wagons ami
Tyson A Jones. Jackson it
(Smith and Continental Bug--
gies.
In material, workmanship, fin
ish and *tvle they are as near
’Mt hy,nt»u, skill can
make thorn.
IWore buying -elsewhere, give
we_the opportunity to please
aud profifyou.
a A. KENNEDY - .
In Clothing aud r
Men’s Fur
nishings ,
wc supply all ages and all ootupa-
tions to the content of their minds
and the preservation v of ^heir
pockets;
In Dry, and Dress
Goq^sTN otions
we have .’au the good and Eeaut’i-
fiil fabrics that d^Jjgbt tli£.,ieini-
nifie heart and multiply the hap
piness and attractiveness of the
fair set.
In•Shoes
wc can make your walks, through
life a pleasure no matter what
youragr%romrpation may be.
In Groc^ies
we have the foods that add to hu*
man health and * happiness and
that are an antidote tO doctor and
drug bills.
Id Wagons and Baggies
we are at the head of 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
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice i* hereby given to all persons
Interested that l will apply to the Hon.
John K SneTUng, Judge of Probate
for Barnwell County, on the 29th day
of DoceRiBer, !904, for a final discharge
as Administrator of the Estate of
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trAryfer Hie —----ts
us and
We carry r.Livit.-Ml INTUR S'iCT. FHOTFCTtoV, p>e! have fin* pr.x.f vault*.
The habit <-f t’.i with us « .11 «.v*- v.m n. :!:y a dr’Ir.r UUt taigtit beunwierty
spent if k pt in your p-wiket*. CON TRAi'T TIIF. ii ABi i' NO V.
The (.-.uvenieore arel *..fety of pay tug all your obligation* by check, once tiicd,
wiirneve^-b* - Niven up. J ^
('hecks an<l draft a >.an l-a* safely sent to us by mail without Beirut rt-g»4< red.
Either culHn jk ixe, and open an account with us or writ*
CALHOUN, iveM l-ir
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U.TLEK HAGOCU, \ .co-President.
1’ M. BIN KT.WH < a hi-r.
(LAV. M A N \ ! L1,L, At-st. ( aahior.
i <€«€ eccL * sc- fe:t cc ;-i $ k- c: e c ec «i i
NltlTCE.
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Exkcutok’s
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Under and by virtue of an
■•frrcasuriTs Ffoticik'
- :,i ... ,irr. oXr.eaj'uror* Ofi+tat. Uofinvell County,
■/<’ vV'/l /v' ViVi
J*
the Probate Jnd'ge for B<trn»v,lL_
tv. 1 will xcll ab qf the per-ort*! pro])
es*rr s of Mrs t I.iode* M. All, late »>f
Barn well Thin ntv, r»,v d-cea«.d. .on ; I9.j4.itnll the loth da\ of >.Un:l>, liKij;
Saturday^- the 3!>t »isv of Des'«i»!: , T,
1>. l!>>t, at hi oV-lock a m.-anil con- 'I lie i o-m : uiott tax will b« reeeiv-
Tiie rre^surer’s* Oiil.A will- be open
fui-Lte adn:. tini of the liist'* levied
for 1904 from the l/.ihi day of October,
.revMrnce of
v >
tiWiiJhilimitll all of Ihe—property 1*
WST™’ —
Bale-to-be had at (no Into.ft
the said Louisa II. A'lNid
Township, County bf Birhwoli.' SrHft*
of South Carolina, said property con
sisting of onmiHtto, cine mill and’two
ayrup kettU-s. wa_"it), buggy: ploiv*.
gears, household and kitchen furni
ture.
A. F.'Given*.
— Executor.
Dec. 5th. lf-04.
. TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are fotbidden to enter
-j upon the 4wmD of the amlwrtignxd. In
VV iiliston Township, Barnwell County,
South Carolina, for the purpose of
hunting, by day or hv night, trapping,
gathering jQI_carrying away * wood,
straw or leaves, pasttulng -tHtn-k, ttm—
king road* or pathyor commtulng any
other tre.sntis* under penalty of prose
cution to tho full extent of the,law.
D M.Johntoa. Mr*. Y» A. Woodward,
R K. Johnston,' B. F Drumuiond,
A. P.Hler*. F.N. Hair.
W. II. Hai«. L. I’. Williams,
, Mb'* Hattie William*. I '
wtfowmwrvmr 7 —*“
November 18th, 1904.
- Admlnfstrator.
~ ——-if
MONEY TO LEND.
In sums of $30<>and upwards, on Un
proved firm land. Term* to suit bor
rower*. Kate* reasonable.
Apply to John B. Palmer & Son,Co
lumbia, or Robert Aldrich, Attorney at
Barnwell. " > . • 2tnos.
UND SURVEYING.
I take pleaiurc Tn~ Inlformlng my
many frien<(* and former client* that I
am prepared to give them mYbest ser
vices in Land Surveying. With eigh
teen years practical experience 1’ am
confident that 1 can give complete sat-
sfaction.
R. C. Mixson.
Allendale, S. C., Nov. let, 1904.
which 60percent, will bo added on ail will be our best and constant aim
to serve you to your full satisfac
tion.
SIMON BROWN’S SONS.
T - KRAI, WATER
CURES -
' . »
Neuralgia, Headaches, In
digestion, nil Liver, Stonv-i
acn, and Kidney Troubled.
lg€
Greatest Cure the WoiLk
has ever known. *
Ycxer D. Tormcnter 64369,
JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN
DALE HERD, *
Pronounced iinu«iiHlly handsome-fine
dairy form. “There stretch behind
him along every line the finest dairy
blood in tbe world.” By blood and iu-
diyiduality he l* at tbe top of the Jer-
8 ?y broed - <1,m t<?<tert _ 88 ^ * Rllon * Take Kalola six days and
of milk and 2TTKi., I^S.; his grand •*——
dam 28 lb*., 6 o**., and hi* greatgraud
dam‘23 lb*., 3 oz*. of butter In seven
days He ha* 14 aister* giving a* high
*» 22 lbs. of butter In seven dav*.
Registered Jersey heifer* bred toHds
bull, and three of hlasons, all solid col
ored and grand Individual*, now for
•ale. Write for |>edlgreei and particu
lar* to :' ''
GLENDALE DAIRY^.
Y Barnwell, Si. C.
' TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons arc forbidden to enter
upon the land* owned or controlled h]
the undersigned in Bennett Spring*
Township; Him well County for the
purpose pf huutlng.bMrapping'or fi-h
log by day or by night, taking wood,
atraw or leaves, making roads or paths,
pasturing stock or allowing shn.k to
run at large or committing any, other
trespass-underpcnalt^of-prosccution
16 the full extent of the law.
J. C. Oochrau, W. F. Bates,
J. II. Wall. . ' A. L. Wall.
J.O. Walkei*. W J. Haricjr,
Arthur Harden.
November 2Slh, 1904.
KALOLA
Tm^XALIZED MIN-
eat anything you want.
Made by the Kalola Com
pany, Savannah, Ga.
~ W. G. BrewPr.Yice-Prea-
ident, Secretary and* Mana
ger. ^ ?
For sale by J. C. OrcechJ’
IlruiariBt.
I'd nonl Four:i .rv 1st. ISO-’V;
KiC'm the l»t d iv of Jsiicary 1905tm»
u pen-.
to'all
» * v ’ • J > 1 i ~ w \l <a v * * t S$« • • v »
tl! the 31st d.iv oL^lanuary. 1995,
<-rf l pendefiv wid ffe addi-J
.ifLXX '. .v . . . _ ■ ' » . .i « .
hti'li-ffd
taxes, troiii ihe—I»t da,
eebrnary, 190’*, to tie 2iUh day of
February, 1005, a penalty of 2 per cent,
will be addwii to all * iH.p*»,.l taxes.
From rhe 1st dav of Mnich. 1905. until
ibe 15rh day of March. 1905. a ficnalty
of « per cent, will bo added to all un
paid taxes.
-LEVY.
For State purposes
“ , Con-tltutiuoa) $»*!m>o1
Ordinary (Jaunty
KepsyTimn
SpertoTISi'hool Levy.'
k
1 Mill;
? Mill:
Cedar Grove. Old Columbia.
Barbiry Branch.
Alleofln!**,
Blackviile.-Doub> Po'id. FJko, EdLto,
-ntlslit;,. Healtkg f-priugs,
“KMne, Lees, Morris, Newloreat. Oak
(irove, Rcvdv Bratiob, Hcigiing, 8'-ven
I'inis, hycamore (No. 6i.) Tinker'a
CrK-k.
s mmtvmm .o-wen* crow bam*;
ilickory Hill, Cave*, Barton, Great
cypres*.
2!A Mill*: Wllllston.
—4 M Ills : Hprcule*. -
4’^ Mltia; Hiirnw*.}),
J. B. Arm*trong T
County Treasorer.
-f-
JSO. P. LEE, JR.,
Dentist,
WILLISTON, - - 8. C,
Will work anywhere in the counlry
by special appointment.--*--' • f *. *~
C. F. Callican, P. M. Backiagaur
• 1 . \Sk HeSak,
Callioun & Co
j
I'ifa, Accident
LIGHTNINC
r AND—,
Live Stock
—At Lowest Rates In- •
Strongest Companies*
JALSOCH & CO,
’ -orricss at-
THE BANK OF BARNWELI