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LARtilST COUSTf CIRCULATION. THURSDAY. DROEMBltB J2, 1904. A CHRISTMAS CAROL. ? t Bj MU* Mulock. Cod rent ye, many jpntlemen; let - nothin* you dlMtay, Tot Je»ui ChrUt. our 8*vl6ur, wm born on ChrUtniM-dny. The dewn ro»c red o’er BethUliem, the •ten *hoiie tbroujjb the ttniy. When Jeeua ChrUt. our Saviour, we* born on Cbrtatmaa day. God real ye, little children; let nothing you affright, For Jean* ChrUt, your Saviour, wa* born ttal* happy night; Along the hill* of Galilee the white dork* Bleeping lav, When Ohrlat, the Chi d of Nazareth, waa born on ChrUtmaa-day. God re«t ye, all good Cbrlatlana; upon thU blenned morn The Lord of all good Christiana waa of a woman born: Now all your sorrow* He doth heal, I _ _ 11 St V. Lam u tar ia W » vour aln* lie take* away; Jean* Cbrlat, our Saviour, .horn pn ChriatAiaa day. waa PUBLIC LIBRARY. At the oloae of the old year I want to make an appeal for the Public Library. The longest life of a library in Barn well, 1 am told. U a ali^rt one, howev er, we are aaau red, after ^a year, tliat the preaentoolloctlop of .book* U the beginning of a permanent one. The magazine feature for 1!H)5 la at tractive, and ahould recommend the library to all lover* of current fiction «nd event*. This alone U worth more than the price of a year’* subscription. On December 81, the present magazine circle will end, however, the following C riodloal* can be found In the library, t for the use of members only : The Cosmopolitan, Review of Re view*, Success, L« Etude, World's Work, Munsey, Everybody*, The Bookman, Ladle*’Home Journal, Me- tdpre’a, Frank Le-die’a Popular Monthly, Pearson’s, The Smart Set, The Literary IMgeat, The Outlook aud Golller’a Weekly. Your attention Is directed to a num ber of new books just received : Penelope’s Irish Experiences. The Methods of Lady Walderhurst, A Lad der of Sword*, The Man on 4k« Box. The Queen’s Quair, Verglllus, A Spec tre of Power. The Flight of n Moth, The Rose of Old St, Louis, Beverly of tirauatark, Nancy Stair, God’* Good Han, Ah Affair at-the Inn, Love Finds the Way. The Masquerader,. A Belle of tbe Fifties, The Prodigal Son, Letters Home, The Last Hope, Tbe Bilont Places. Let me suggest a year’a ‘subscription to the library as a Christmas present to give yourself. Marshall Moore. « WILLISTON NEWS. Married on the Uth Inst.. Rev. O. L. Knight ofllclatlng. at the residence of the bride’s parent*, Mr, S. W. Trottl Jr. and Mia* Leila, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mr*. R. C. Sprawl*. Married by Rev S. P. Hair on the 4tb Inst, at the bride’* home Mr. J. ib Robinson and Mis* Kittis Mitchell, The member* of Wllllston Lodge No. -21 K. of P. enjoyed tbelr annual oyster supper on the 12th Inst. Mrs. M.T. Hummel has rented her residence and will move to North Au gusta next year. Mr. Dayton S, Toole and wife of Oak wood visited Mr. and Mra. L. C. Sprawls recently. Mr- T. F. S. Weathersbee spent a few days lu town laat weed. ~ C. ELKO NEWS. ' i __ There was no Insurance on the gin house of Mr. W. J. Mathis and the Southern Oil Go’s two seed houses burned on the 9th Inst. Miss Lottie Drummond has returned from a visit to Mrs. G. 1.. Knight at Graniteville. The country people find the two R. F. D. Routes great conveniences. The nxw depot Is finished, a long felt want supplied. Mb* Clara L. Johnston of the Fac ulty of the Green vide Female College is at borne for the holidays. Miss Fanny Johnston, who Is teaching in Rethune, will arrfve in a few days. Miss Jennie Stringfellow ha* been visiting her aUter, Mrs. Geo. W. Lott, of Augusta. Mr. C. R. Hair, Mr* W. R Brown of Kptitsnhurg; Mrs. Fairy of Atlanta arid Hr. and Mrs. Pickens Stan ell of Augusta wer$ rerjrwelcoine last week visitors. Mr. J. F. Bate* ha* moved to Aiken county. . The public gener-ally is invited to he present at the School entertainment and Christmas tree at the Town Hall next. Friday night, Dec. 23d. The programme oonsLt* of recitations, dia logues and tableaux. Mrs. R P. Gantt died on tbe 15th Inst, at Bolling Springs, after an III- ne*s of a few davs. Before marriage •he was a Ml** Mackey, her parents being a protpluent sea coast family. ■J . ^ mmmmmmmm ■_ ^.... Mr. Harrfpon Hart wa* found dead In bed 911 Sunday morning, a couple of adlci northwest of town. He had been •iek for two week, and though living alone wa* wefl cared for by his neigh bors and friend*. Another Confeder ate veteran has passed over the river. The Infant daughter of Dr. and Mr*. R W. Riley passed away, on Sunday. In thetr sorrow the bereaved ptrents have the sympathy of all their many friends. A COSTLY MISTAKE. Blunder* are sometime* very expen sive. Occasionally life itself is the price of a mistake, but vou’ll never be wrong if you take Dr. King’s New Life Pill* for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Head ache, Liver or Bowel troubles. They are gentle yet thorough. 23c, at Creech’s Pharmacy, 0. N. Burckbal- ter’» Drug Store. Appleton, 8. C., Dec. 20th,,1901. C. T. Connor, Special Agent, The Equitable Life Assurance Go. rtf the U S; Allendale, 8. C.^ Dear Sir. r - Allow mo to express my apprecia tion of the prompt settlement made by your company of the insurance on the life of my late husband. James K. Har ley. Niue days alter Mr. Harley’s death a check for full amount of policy was received by tne. < Yours truly, , ' Mrs. Lilia Jl. Harley. A FRIGHTENED HORSE. Running like mad down the street dumping the occiipaht*, or a hundred other accidents, are every day occur rences. It behooves everybody to have a reliable Salve handy and there’s none as good a* Bucklen’s Arnica Halve. Burn*, Cuts, Sores, Eczema and Piles, disappear quickly under its soothing effect. 23c, at Creech’s Pharmacy, C. N. Burckhalter’a Drug Store, Thla ahould he a Merry Christmas to Mr. Uonsevett. Among his present* are those from Menelikof Abyslnnla: “a Grevy Zebra, a lioness with a largo appetite, two ostriches warranted to hide their heads in the sand on slight provocation and a pair of husky bab oon*.” — FIGHT WILL BE BITTER. J Those who will persist In closing their ears against the continual recom mendation of Df. Kbig’s New Dis covery for (hmsumptlon,. wlimavo a long and bitter fight with their troub les, If not ended earlier by fatal terml nation. Read^what ’ T. R. Beall of Beall. Miss, has to say : “Last fall my wife had every symptom of con sumption. She took Dr. King’s New Dlscoverv after everything else had failed. Improvement came at once and four bottles entirely cared her.” Guaranteed by Creech’a Pharmacy, C. N. Burckhalter, Druggist. Price 50c, and 51.00 Trial bottles free. The pension report of ’Comptroller General Jones show* 8.514 names pn the rolls, the sum of 1197,309.42 having been divided among that number this year. Bamberg county has 75 veter ans receiving (1,590.18; Barnwell 115, receiving |3.240.2(>. * 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 never fails 10 tone the stomach, regu late the Kidneys and Bowel*, stimulate the Liver, and clarify the blood. Run down systems benefit particularly and all the usual attending aches vanish under Us searching and thorough effectiveness. Electric Bitters is only 60c, and that Is returned if It don’t give perfect satisfaction. Guaranteed by Creech’s Pharmacy, C. N. Eurck- haiter,Druggist. CABBAGE PLANTS. 51 50 psr 1,000. I am now prepared to fill any and all orders with the best varieties 6f cabbage plants. Or ders filled for any amount ami variety. Write for prices on' lots of 3,000 and over. Address all orders to — -W- -F, Cwriy. , ^ Jtteggett. S. C. LARGE REWARDS. Governor Heyward last week offered a reward of j>ne thousand dollars for the arryst of R. A. Adams, w hite, who escaped from Waltorboro jsil, while waiting sentence of death for the mur der of his kfhsman, Henry Jaqnea, about two years ago. The Supreme 4’onrt had affirmed the finding of the lower court and leg bail was his last chance. The relatives of the Hughes family, killed and burned at Trenton, have of fered a reward of one thousand dol lars for the arrest of the person or psrkOHf finny of' thAiirTme.’ THE SECRET OF SUCCESS. Forty million bottles of August Flower sold iu the United States alone since its Introductionl And the de mand for it is still growing. Isn’t that« fine showing of success V Don’t it prove that August Flower has bad unfailing success In tbe cure of Indi gestion and dyspepsia—the two great enemies of health and happiness? Does it not afford the best evidence that August Flower I* a sure siiccfflc for aH stomach and intestinal dlsor- if—that It has proved itself tbe best )! liver reginatorifi AUgust Flow i a matchless record of over tblr- 1 years In curing the alliug tnll- 1 of Uteee distressing complaint*— that is becoming widerf+H-dtn 1 every day, at home and abroad. I* August Flower spreads. Trial bo Ales, tic; regular size, 74c. ¥or ““ ” Creeeh’s Drug btore and eg Store. Good Money in Growing Large Watermelons! I have been planting each year for several years from 70 to 100 acres In Eden variety of Waterntelons, and have made good money every - year. I secured good Eden seed to begin with and have improved them each year by selecting my seed from large and well shaped melons. 1 have them dried In the shade which will, when properly pointed, always come up. as they are sou ml ami full. __ IliavenSoD lb*, of choice seed to of fer at 60c per Ib. When you aeml your order for seed and wish me to do so I will instruct you how to prepare. Fertilize, plant and cultivate. Let your orders come in at once. 1 sold the same kind of seed over South Carolina. Georgia and Florida last year, which gave perfect satisfac tion. /. Furman Still> B/ackvi/le, S. C. : autwss mistaken. Land iDiooMMigi* FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that on Thurs day, January 12th, 1905, tbe under signed will file hi* final, account ** Administrator of the Estate of J. K. Easterling with the Judge of Probate for Barnwell County and apply for Letters Dismissory. -John M. Easterling. Administrator, Dee. I*, 190*. (’ Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned will on Saturday tbe seyentb day of January.. 1905. file with the i Hon. J. K. Suelling, Judge of Probate for Barnwell County, bis final account as administrator, with the will annex ed. of Hercules Singleton, deceased, and apply for letter* dismissory. W. L. Singleton, Administrator with the will annexed of Hercules Singleton, deceased. December 3d, 1904. —NOTICE- ADMINISTRATOR'S SA^fc. Under and by virtue: of an order of the Probate Judge of Barnwell county, 8. G^, I will sell on Saturday, the 24th of December 1904, at 12 o’clock, m , at the Post Office in the town of Elko, 8. C., all of the Book accounts of Marlon Stringfellow, deceased. >• Terms—Ca*h. Bennett Btrlngfcllow, Administrator. (2t) For the Next Thirty Days SEALING OUT AT COST AND*l!ELOW. j*My Stock of Dry utooda, Shoes and Hats.. Come Early c ^ and get the ( First Choice. J. W. Walker, . i' . Thomas, s. C. December lotff; 19Q1. Do You Wish to _ ISTMAS v/AKES AND ■v : t-~ * % @0©d Bread - Bat H UR Fl©UR r • .. . 1. y. " . ' , ... r > - * . - v . ; ' ■ Ground from selected soft Winter Wheat. None better. $6.50 per barrel. (Subject to market change In price. I. FURMAN STILL'& SONS. RECEIV: TWO CARLOADS OF STOCK USE One car of fine large and medium mules, just in from the West. AH young and well sliupod.. Growing Good NEXT YEAR FROU COED SEED? If ao I can help you start right by supplying superior seed at a reasonable price. Last Spring the ravages of rat* forced me to plant my watermelon crop t.hrcgjll.ine* before a stand wa* so- cured. Consequently my melon* ri pened too late for profitable shipment and instead of allowing thbm to decay 1 saved need id the following painsta king manner from perfectly shaped, sized and ripened selected market mel on*, the first oq live vines:' 5 Both ends of each melon were cut off and thrown away, the rnei&n split and the perfectly matured seed taken frrtfii the center and dried with special care. No seed were saved from rejected or decayed melon*. I guarantee these seed to be strictly first class, as good as have ever been grown. I will plant my next year’s crop from seed In tli&_saine box from which 1 will sell to my customers As I have only one thousand pounds on hand the'apdner orders are sent In the surer thev frill be filled. Price 50 cents per pound, cash. As to my responsibility I refer to any Mercantile Agency t>r responsible busi ness concern. HENRY D. STILL. Blackvllle, S. Cl EDEN SEED. - MASTER’S SALE. State of South Carolina, 1 County of Barnwell. J' Court of Common Pleas. Alfred Aldrich, as Executor of the -Will of M. A. Aldrich, di'ceased, and in his own right, et al.. Plaintiffs vs Rosa Aldrich, et al., 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 th*lrd, HkWi, it being saleday in said (iiontb, within the legal hours of sale, the following described rewl-property : All that. piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and being in above State ami county, on the Lower Three Runs, containing four hundred and eiftbl (498) acre*, more or ffcss, and bounded by lands of Wood, Estate of Wm. Barker. T. B. Harley’s land and the Lower Three Runs, as described by plat of T: B. Ellis, Jr., bearing date Dctr-rethy A. D.T903. Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay ref papers. ■ H. L. O’Bannon, » Master. Master’s Office, December 12th, 1904. Auditors Appointments The County Auditor or hi* represen tative will fill the following appoint ments for the purpose of taking tax re turns. All tux payers are requested to meet him prepared to make proper re turn of all personal property and all transfers of. Real Estate made since January, 1904. Careful attention to these mutters will save both tax payer and Auditor future trouble. Snelllngr - Kline: Johnson Laiu’s Hilda: Barnwell: • a Tuesday, Wednesday, : Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday. . Jany. *1 44 4« > •* 41 3 4 5 G 8* 4 Punharlon: Tuesday, 44 10 Ashley’s Home Store: Wednesday, $4 11 Furse's Store: Thursday, 4$ 12 Barnwell: Saturday C 4 14 • « Monday, $4 16 Appleton: Tuesday;" 41 17 Duncan Sams Store: Wednesday, .«« 18 Barton : Thursday, • < 19 Allendale: Friday, 44 20 Bam well: Saturday, $1 21 «% Mondav, ■ 4a 28 Fairfax: Wednesday, 44 26 syivambref Thursday, — 26 Ulmer j Fridav, 41 27 Barnwell: Saturday, 41 28 *4 ! Mondav, 14 80 Blackvllle: Tuesday. • 4 31 Whaler: Wednesday, Feby. 1 Barn weft : Saturday, 44 4 / ML. ' ■ - - Monday, -- •« 6 Elko: Tuesday, $4 7 Kennedy’s Store: Thursday, 4 ‘ 9 Rarpweli until February 20ih, after which per cent* will bo added on all personal property not returned. W. U. DUNCAN, . .r ' — County AtKjitpr. ' , Dep^tb, IDO* S'- BRIGG9. BUIST & CO., BLACKV1LLE, S. C. / T One car of fine large and imqfhtin sized horses, well aped, the verp thing for driving, and some combination shaped, —. horses which can be used under saddle, in harness or w ith pif-All Arornil fe Rwiiiijs h of an Overcoat! • gears. -The McCreary’s Style of Men’s, Youths’ and. Boys’ Clothing has no Superior. . _ , Suit!-for Men, $8.00, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00 and up. Suits for Boys, $2.50, $3.00; $3.50, and up. ’ $10.00 and up. HAWES’ $3.00 GUARANTEED MATS, “The Hats of Latest Vogue,” . - —for— .‘‘Every Face, Figure and Fancy.” - We will have in a fine line of the most up-to-date buggies thfix you have ever seen in this section of the country. WAGON©.* 7 - We carry a most complete line .of farm w’agons of the highest grade and make, will sell you cither a one-horse or two-horse wagon and can assure you there is no better on the market^ " INVITATION. THE PUBLIC GEXEKALLY 19 INVITED TO COME TO OUR STABLES AND INSPECT OUR MULESvAnd HORSES. If you will come we will HAVE DRIVEN OU RIDDEN ANY MULE OR HORSE THAT WE IIAVk IN OUR STABLE. / r I. Furman Still and Sons.’ BLACKVILLE, - - S C. DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY —IN— THE BANK of BARNWELL. , .11 iff;. 1 a.fth;b WITH THE CHOICEST AND COMPLE V - TEST STOCK OF GEN- ' ERALMEPCHAN- .. DISE.EVER BROUGHT TO THIS SEC TION OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Our Stocks are too vast to be fully catalogued, too good, to be described in news ink, while in prices they challenge all competi tion anywheae. Our Store Rooms and Ware houses are an Exposition-in them selves of the best outputs of the world’s foremost productions, and must be seen to be appreciated. So give us the pleasure of your calls arid patronage and we will make it to your profit. &We bought in car load lots from original bands and so saved the middle man’s tariff, amb our. i pis- tomers shall be sharers in every advantage we have secured. In Furniture we have ^ all that is needed to make Home the^sweetest place in all the world/ • • • • . 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 State,'but they are inferior to none that have ever been brought across the Savannah River. Come to see them and your own’ eood judgment will be satisfied that no market in the South offer* better ’ stock or . makes fairer prices. Wagons and Baggies. l am agent for the *ale rtf Pied mont and Hickory Wagon* and Tyaon A Jone*. Jackson A Smith and Continental Bug gies. In material, workmanship, fin- ish and style they are ns near perfection as human skill can make them. me the opportunity to please and profit ron. ; q- In Clothing and 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 NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice U hereby'given to all person* interested that I will apply to the Hon. John K. Snelling, Judge of fot Barnwell County, on the 20th day of December, 1904, for a final discharge as Administrator of the Estate of Charles Turner. we can make your walks through life a pleasure, 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 an antidote to doctor and drug bills. Ib Wagons asd Buggies - we are at the head of the proces sion and far ahead of all competi tion. Rut 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 yet* to your full satisfac tion. i SIMON BROWN’S SONS. November 13th, 1904. C. B. Ellis, Administrator. END, In sums of $300 add upwardlv, on Im proved farm land. Terms to suit bor rowers. Kates reasonable. Apply to John B. Palujer A Son, Co lumbia, or Robert Aldrich, Attorney at Barnwell. ' 2inos. LAND SURVEYING. I take pleasure In informing my many friends and former client* that I am prepared to give them tnv best ser vices in Land Surveying. With eigh teen rears practical experience I am confident that 1 can give complete sjit- sfaction, R. C. Mixson. Allendale, S. C., Nov. 1st, 1904. Yeier D. Tormenter 64369, ^JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN DALE HERD, Prononnced unusually handsome-fine dairy form. “There stretch 0 behind him along every- Una the finest dairy blood in the world.” By blood and In dividuality he I* at tbs top of the Jer sey breed. His dam te«ted 38J gallons of milk and. 23 lbs., 4 os.; hi* grand dam 23 lbs., 5 oz*., and l»ls great grand dam2$ lb*., 3 ozs. of butter In seven days He has 14 sisters giving aa high a* 22 lbs. of butter in seven davs. Registered Jcrsev heifer* bred torhl* bull, and three of hi* sons, all solid col ored and grand Individual*, now for •ale. Write for pedigrees ancf partlcu- tars to . _ GLENDALE DAlftY, £*r«W*ll, *. CAPITAL, •-**- - - - SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS. $do.6oo. $30,000. MONEY kept in jour boiwv may be loetjiy theft or fire, ik-posit it with us and tran.-fer tiie responsibility. • We carry Hl'RUl.AR INSURANCE PROTECTION, swLhsve fire proof mult*: The habit of depositing with us will save you many r. dollar that alight-be an wisely spent if kept m your poeket*. CUXTRAi T THE HAPIF N<»W. Tbe convenience mkI safety of paying all your obiigstiou* by check, once tried, wil! never be Riven np. Cheek* and drafts ean be safely sent to-ns by mail withnnt beinR registered. Either cal] in person aud open an account with us or write ns. * i 1 * ♦ s * I 4/ C. F. CALHOUN, PreMdcn'. BUTLER HAOOOl), Vtee-President. P M. Bt’CKlNfJH AMy Ctwhier. O. W. M ANV11.LE, Asst. Cashier. ■!S5, .... • NOTICE. - , Exkcvtob’s S*i.x. Under and by virtue of an order, of the Probate Judge for Barnwell C«*<«N tv. I will aelt all of the personal prop erty of Mr*. Louisa M ATI. l»ie-of Barnwell County, now deeea**d, on .SaMlrdav, the 31 -t day rtf Ifecmnber, A. D. 1904. at 10 o’clock a in. and con tinuing until all of the property i« sold. # . * 8-ale to be had at the Ute re*idonee of tho.-*a4d 4^>iii«a M. All in WlllDlon Township, County of Barnwell, State of South Carolina, said property con sisting of one mule, cane mill and two syrup kettle*, wagon, buggy, plows; gears, household ami kitchen furni ture. A. P Given*. - ^ Executor. Dec. 5th, 1904. _ TRESPASS NOTICE. t- AH p-rsotr* are forbidden to enter upon the land* of .the undersigned in Williaton Township, Barnwell County, South Carollr.H, for the purpose of hunting, by day or bv night, trapping, gathering or carrying away wood, straw or leave*, pasturing stock, ma king road* or path* or eoinmitCTng a'nv qther treapao* under penalty of prosed D M. Johnston, Mr*. V. A. Woodward, It R- Jolvo*ton r Rt F -Ifrummond, A. P. Hlers, F. N. Hair, W. II. Hair, ],. P. William*, Mi«* Hattle-Wllllams. November 2oth, 1904. Trespass notice. All peraops are forblddeff - to enter upon the land* Owned or controlled by the undersigned in Bennett Spring* Township. Barnwell County fur the purpose of hunting or thartping or fish ing by day or by night, taking wood, straw rtrpeavea, making road* or paths, pasturing stocl^pr 'allow Ing stork to run at Ifrge nr committing any other trespas* iimier penalbw^of, prosecution to the full extent qf J. C. Cochran, ’ ''W^f-./BMf*. J. H. Wall. ' “ J. O. Walker, wT Ji. Harley.-t- Artlmr Hardeu. November 28th, 1904. C treasurer s Notice. Tren«nrers tffflce. Barnwell County, S. C., M“pt 17Jb ■: Tir® Treasurer’s OWee w ill he open for the ynlumiion of the taxc*-- levies! for 1901 from t-tio 16th U.tv of October, Iftyj, uniil the 15:h day. of March, 1905, Inclhsl ve. TheVomnmtarlnn tax will be receiv ed iipMl February l*t. IWn Fro 11 tfie l«t dav of January 1905 un til the 3!»t dav Of Jaiiuary. 1905, u peh- alty'nf 1 ;>erc«nt. will bo add> d to all unpaid laxe*. Frnur theM-t dav of February, 1905. to the 2:Hh day of Febrnury, 1905, a penalty of 2 percent, wdll fu* added to all unpaid taxe*. From the 1st d*v of Match. 1905. until the 15th dav of Marcli.-4m)5. a penal <>f 5 per cent, will be added >.'o all u paid taxes. ’LEVY. iilj- i JF> Mills. 3 •* 3 •• For State purpose* ' " Constltutrouai S’ehonl *‘ Ordinary County —-Rep-tv loan ^ •• Special School Levy. 1 Mill: Cedar Grove, Old'OoIumhla. 2 Mill: Aibmthrfe. itnrbary Bran- fi, .BlacKviiie. Douhte-Pond. Elko/Edlato, Fairfax. Fritiodsbip. Heating spring*, Kline, Lee*. Morris. New Forest. Oak 1 Grove, Reedy Branclf, Seigllng. S^vfn -PISJcatimre- (No. 51,> Tinker’s Creek. , ... 3 Mitls: i'lmer, Owen* Crnvs R.->ad«, Hickory Hill, Caves, Barton,‘ Great - Cypre**. V4 Mill*: Willisfoa. 4 Mills: Hercule*. 4^4 Mills : Uarnwell. v .. J. H. Armstrong, County Treasurer. D8. JSO. P. LEE, Jit, Dentist,* --1^——■■■ “ WILLISTON, 2 - s. C, Will work anywhere in the country by special apt>ointmcnt. ^ CRYSTALTZED MIN- L. WATER Neuralgia, Headachee, In digestion, all Liver, Stom ach, and Kidngf Ti’oubles. Greatest Cure the World has ever'known. ' Take Kalola six days and eat anything you want. Made by the Kalola Com pany, Savannah, Ga. W. G. Brewer, Vice-Pres ident, Secretary and Mana- ger. . ’ For sale by J. C. - Creech, Druggist, C. L —F. BuckingluiD Wm. McNab. Callioun & Co FIFE, Life, Accident, LIGHTNING ( -AND— X Live Stock INSURANCE, —At Lowest Rates In- ;; Strongest Companies* GiLHODH & CO, -OSFICKS AT— THE BANK QF «' «•