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. wm* . . ; ' . *- Li, ’* n, ; - .,... mmmz 4 -^4 iSf; • -• y : '■ Barnwell People. PRITRS. JJIO, f. HOLMES, Edilw I Prof’r. LARGEST COUXTI CiRCULATIOH. ’*l , J4 r GK3DAY. DKOKM HER 2», ,1904. — ■—— JRlche* fhould not be eounwl by »be nmount of money one lutudlea bnt by the qnnntlty «n'J qunlity of happiuee* enjoyed. , ‘ Turu oyr the row leaf end pJn It down good. It It better to lei It alone th-ui to turn It over aniV then turn bat'k to the o'd way, for a baolralldw U gen erally a goner. „ Are you going to have more and bet ter ,*en«e next year than you have •hown thl» twelvo> month ? If ao nia teri.il l0f*e« may be n^ade good and the end of 1903 dad you out of the low groundtV -■■■*’— ■ In planning for next ytar remmiber . Davy CroeWett'a motto-; “I»e mire you’re right, then go ahead.” If you can not are your way clear dont hurry, but wait until daylight come* and allow* the right rood. Mr. Howell M. Kay departed thl» life on the 2UH(!»t. af ter t . lpng and painful lllne**, having been eoflllaed to hU bed for heveral yenra. Hn wa* u »on of tbe late' Capt. James U. Ray, and Inherited the sterling qualities of hi* good parents, if,id Jie deaerred and enjoved the high and atfeetlonat* re- gafti ot nil that, knew his truenc** and geutleueas of life and soul. .„V Mr*. Annie Johnston v wife of Mr. It. R .Johnston, died at their home near ElkO on the 28d ln*t,. after an iHnexs of five days, bhn was a datigliter of M r. I>. i>. IIin ter of Ilurucg, liaml.erg County. In the childhood home. In that ui Which she went, a happy bride. In the heaits of all that, knew tho good, neai aad gentleness and sweetness of her life and character s>ie was sincere ly loved and honored, and many heirts aic saddened by lhe mysterious dhp ai sation that has taken her away. To hor husband, child nnd loving rela tives and friends her memory will long be a sacred luln-riUiico. -v FIXAI, DlrtCflARIfE. Notice la hereby given that the nh- derslgued wijl on Hatnrdsy tbe seyeuth dav of January. ItXVL rt|o with the flow. J. K. 8neTling,..riidgcvof Probate fur Barnwell County, hi* Ilhal account n*administrator, with the will annex ed, of Hercules Singleton, deceased, and apply for letters oisinlssery. ^ W. Ti. fsTngTeton, ’ " Administrator With the will annexed of -t V Harcules tiiiiglgton, dcauased. December 3d, I90i. r— —NOTICE— ADMINISTRATOR S SALE. UmTcr and by virtue of an order of the Probato Judge of Bjfmwoll countv, H. O., I will sell on Saturday, the 21th CHOOJj t ftlMAS STILL 4 SONS. JUST - -^"*i WE carry a full stock of all the BOOKSlre- quired in County Scho and keep Tablets, Crayons, Ink and other supplies. Scnoo t^iUi-E3. Will get any School Boolis required at short notice. <)n»W ot fine largo ami ntoilium males, just in ’from AM young and well shaped. ’the West. of Dwwmber, 1904, ut 12 o’clock,-m , at the Pont Ofiioodn.llio town of Elko, C., all of tim Rook Hccounts of Marion String fellow, deceaaed. Term*—Canht Ben nett Stringfellow, Adiuliiistrator. (21) ' , . I One car of fine large and mediiifn . pized horpes., well BRIGGS, BURST & CO.7- BLACKY I RLE, S. C. % shaped/the very tliinn for drlvilln, and soiuty romhinat ion • * . J-\-' -(.■•••. ;. ■ T ^ '. ' • • ' . * . 1' .iiif irwVTr^'*--/ . * &T On Chil*tmi» eveiilng the white g^ul of little Jti(l*on Tlieodort*, infidit sou of Cnpi. and Mr*. ,1. R. Morris, pi«sed into tlm keeping <d the Christ Mist cal . Jed llti’.ft children to cojud nuto Uirol Hi* body \va* laid to re*t. in the I'iletul- »hip cVmeterv. Rev. J. D. Mooru con ducting the lifuoral tcrvice. _ ■ A DM INI8TRATOICS SALK OF PERSONALTY. A CARD. - We wish to ex pro** nnr profound gratitude td our friend* who on Satm- ,lxy lust gave u* mitterlnl evidenerp, pi tliel.r-'gond will. The highest Hpprft- cinfion i* du.t those marks of esteem which In thofiuolve* possess the great est value to the beneficiary. Such Is on r npprecUtion. r r.A^ Rev. and Mr* J. D. Moore. Barnwell, S. C., Deo.^20,-IDOL A COSTL / MISTAKE. Blunders me soinGtliTir 1 * very expenL; ielf niver-si-tJeeiHdo^Jiily life itself i« the price of a mistake, hut you’ll never, l-e wrong If you Uko Dr. King’s New Life Pills inr 11'ysfe^iiifn, fLiraloe,**, Head-, ache. Liver or Bowel trouble*. . They kre' gcntlp yet Mioiough. 45c, at Creeeli’s I'lnnnacy, C. N. Burcfclinl^ ter’* Drug Store. Bv virtue of aiuho-lty vested in by an order of the Probate i.’ourt , aarnwoiTlX'ounty, I will offer for forvasli, to the hlgliest bid jcr, on Frl day. the ftlh day of January, IDft.'i, at the liatKi Ilomeatesd Place, in K im- Wo.I County. , the following personal property belonging to the estate of W. FL Bate*: -t-horse; 4 mules; 10 bend Of hn£r ; i\ eU; a’ot of fodder, about. 2«i0 Mis; it Jot of peas, about Ui bushels; i Inter est III a mov.er nn-l raUi 1 : wagon*; farming i;n;demciit*; household and kltchen'fuinLure, etc. • . . J. FI. Bush, Admlnl'trafor ot \V. K .Baie*. 3VRATHKR PREDICTIONS. January ], 2, and 3. enhl wuve; 4 r h rain or snow; fi:h, hew moon; (Lib, colder; 7 amts, cold wave; 9, 10, I I and 12, clear, turning warmer on' l|Mi; 13, moon’* lirat quarter; 14, 13 nnd Id, cold wave; 17, 18,19 and 29; fair, and wann* er on HKb: 2t«t, full moon; 2.M, rain 4WMWWW; 23, 23, 2i aud 24, fair, ami Colder on 23th; 27th. iiipon'’*Jn*t qual A FRIOH i’KNPD HORSE. ter; 28th, storm pei iod; rain or snow on the 29th; cold wave on UOtbpTalr on 31st. _ONLY A WORM. Tlio BcleutOt* »f the Virginia Ex periment Station have Examined and analyzed numerous speeimen* of the eo-ealled cabbage" snake and haVe found nothing poisonous about U. They say that it 1* only a worm. Wherever sickness or death ha* re- auited from eating cabbage-tber at tribute the resuli fTi Iminoper cookfirg, **r to the use of Purl* Green or Black Death which had been sprinkled on the cabbage to destroy the worms that feast upon them. TEN CENTS FOR COTION. Texas antf Georgia banker*? are at work on a plan for getting farmers, merchants and bankers to get together nnd put the f*«RaM>i' cotton back to 10 cents and keep It there. * It is proposed that the State banker* secure control in each Btatc of at least a hundred warehouses, which shall be bonded and equipped with the most modern fire ftgnting appliances so that Insurance shall be reduced from two dollars to, say 40 Cents a bale. Cotton will be stored in these warehouses, guaranted by a surety coiiputiv and re oeipts issued which may be hy pothe cated at any hank. On these receipts the farmers could get enoiight money advanced to pav their crop expenses, and would wait for the balance, knowing that,they would Ultimately get ULcent* a pound. , It Is believed that the Southern cot ton mills will cooperate witli the as surance that they a;an hay cotton the year round at a llxeti price. j_ ■ * Texas banks are about unanimous in helping the farmers to hold their crops and other State* are waking up to the Idea A meeting of the Sthio BhiiIct* Association of the Southern State* is t<> TVe held in Atlanta on January 3rd to riUetHw the situation aiid fix plans for forcing the price up to 19 cents » pound. Running like tr.rul down fho street dumping the ouoopa.Ut*. or a bundled oilier accident*, aro every day occur rence*. It behooves ever; body to have a reliable Talye h tudv.and tiiere’s none as good as Uuckhm’* Arnica Suire; Iliir.-.H, f.'iits, Sun s, Kcxoifia and ri! |, s.. disappear iii::Mv no-h r 11* son*hiog effect. 25c, at (free-Ii'r I’harnihcy, G. N. tturckhalter’a Drugstore. ho plead- ‘•Just one kis* before 1 go, ed. ‘‘And will you be satislled witli one?’’ she asked. - — ~ ^ *‘l should »ay not,” be.replied. ‘‘Then get busy,” she said. Lh You Wish io ' " . ^ MMF WflrJFV *jjf ft kl HJi kid • r ; ‘ ‘ " ' ' . ‘ The McCreary’s Style of Tylen's, Youths’and „ Bpys’ Clothing has no Superior. . , Suits for Man, $S.C9, $t0. <l 0, ?12.09, $15.00 a;icl up. MfTW.nmr u illilU! i d. hoiit'S whii-ii.caa.be ti»e.t und'ei siultilc. m tames* or with > gears o iTne lire "h •• of the most up-to-dfite ever seeti in t'tia section of tlio N. J i Suit* far r.oyF, $2,139, ? J.00, and up. If *o I enn help you s*art right by O'pplyiugsuperior *ecd at a reasonable p>ke. l.i^hvSpriiig the ravages of rats forced c> to plant my watermelon ^ ' - ' ■ cured. ConsequlStllv u>v melons n FIGHT WILL BE BITTER. their ear* against the continual recom mendation Td Dr, K ! ug’s New DTs- covory for Coosmtrptbm, will have a long and bitter figbt witli tlmir troub- Jes, if not ended earlier hy fatal terrui- untion. R.'rJ Whnt T. R. -BeaH of Beall, Miss, ha* to say: “Last fall nty wife had every symptom of con sumption. She took Dr. “King’s New Discovery after everything c!*e bad faileft. Improveme nt cauro at once.and four bottle* entirely cured her.” Guarintred by tlreceh’s Rharmacy, C. N. Hurckhalter, Druggist.. i’ricc oUc, and i>l.t)0 'J’rlal bottU’s fret>. ‘‘Mr. Biiggiiis seem# very affection ate toward his wife in public.” ‘‘That Isn’t atfeuriotr,” anawered i MDs Cayenne. “That’* discipline.” RE VOI-UT LGN 1 M M I NEXT. A sure sign, of approaching revolt and serious trouble iii your fry stem is tier vmunc**, *‘eepLe»sncs!, or stomsch upsets. Electric Bitters .will quickly dismember ffiB trouhlesmijo causes* It ncvcFTatls to torfe the sromach. regti- late the Kidneys nnd Bowels, s'imulate tite Liver, »<*id clarify the blood. Run d<>\vu systems bcnctlt paiticularly and all the usual attcndL'ig aches vanish aiuder it* -searching "and tborougli eff<*ctlvoness. Electric Bitter* is only 50c, and Jhat is returned if it don’t give porfeot, *srl«rac‘ti m.—Mien-n.tced hy Crccoh'* t’hafmacy, C. N. Bufck- b alter,Druggist. FROM EDEN SEED? ^ ' ' Eli:tstor~TEufTfir;‘3$ "v^ $l(krvO a lid up. f - . HAWES’ $3,09 GUARANTEED HATS, ‘‘The Hats of Latewt — —for— ‘Every Face, Figure and Fancy.” penerl too late for pfWHuble hblptnenf and instca i of allowing them to decay I saved seed in tlie folLou Ic^vpainsfa king manner from perfectly *i/cd and ripened selected market pns, tiic first cii live vhres; Both ends of each melon were cut off and thrown away, the melon spill ami tiro perfectly matured seed taken •from, the center and dried wi*!i special care. No seed wete saved from rojocted or decayed mclmn. ^ I guarantee these #eed to he strictly, first class, i»fc good have ^ver been grown, 1 will pTant-ttiv next yc:ir’.» crop from seed in I lie same box, fiom which 1 will *el! to my customers. As 1 have only one thousand pounds on luyrnj-tiie sooner order* arc sent in Purii VCq will litive in a burr fries thirt jou hnve eouiitiy. • . . •T W AC3CD{NI yYe fimy.a most cGivipIeti* lute of (Trm vrsirons- of !ii<r]ii*st gp;ulM ant] make, will seiLv/ni 'vilher a one-horso or tvvo-horse Vva^on §il.I can assure you there is no better on. the inarivct, — INVITATION. • - TI IT PUTTLIC GBNTJl-.VLLY tlVe IS INVITED TO C OME ML'LKS AND IIOU.Si:8. HAVE DRIVEN OR RIDDEN HAVE IN OUR STABLE. TO OlfR STAI1LL Sand'inspect ouu If YOU Y.TLL COME V/E will OR HOUSE THAT WE V 5 -.Ij* w as A.J : H. Furmsh StHland Sons.’ Stablssr — : =—KLASKV&KS, • •■ G __..l huKuuia, Hie - ti'tlicv will bcTHTcff PdjxjSO cants per pound, cash. A* to my rcspsmslbility 1 feik'r to ai*v .Mcrcaruile Agency or responsible bu*i 1 toss concern; ' — mm ui W ITH THE CHOICEST AND' COMPLE- TliST STOCK OF GEN- ERAL MEPCHAN- DISK IA’EFv l^RpUCHT TO THIS .SEC- HENRY 1). STILL. l!!;ick\il!e, ft-fh EDEN SEEDwf MASTER’S SALE. State of South Carolina, ) County of Barn wOL f • - Court of Gothtrion 1’leair. TIOX OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Our Stocks arc too vast toH^e fully Catalogued, too good _ to be Jescribed in news - ink, while in prices they challenge all competi tion anywhejCr— Alfred Aldrich, as Kkeciitor of the WilljjJ M^A. Aldrich.TTcenrsci 1, and —in hi* owrr fight, tt ah. IMrsiCii.tlr; Ot’R Store Rooms and Ware houses aVe an Exposition in theni- selves of the be-st—outputs -tT -Tire A FARMK1US FLAN. A Sonlhvidc farmer, who i*iodc*tly «hjs*ct» to seeing i:i* name In print tli*- wu-i-lng Buhstance: We fanner* have been making bar- relshf money, but while we have been putting it lu the hunghoic it has,, been leaking from nil the crack*and mighty - HuU>-hH*' b.^n. left for n*. tV« have ko.pt ourselves poor by making other .jreople ricli. We can put the price of cotton back to Id-cents if we will hayc on‘y tnw ,.>an*c to'get together, I prnpns# thar we lisa no commercial fertilizers and . gei along wkih- rurr -TreseiTT prdiTv oT work horse* and mules next tear. Fully half the cotton made in,South Carolina goes to pay for fertilizers and mules. Our lands have been manuind pretty well for several years and would bring good crops in 1905 wiilt- out any new ivpijllcation of higliei priced couunerclal fertilizers. And cyen if we made less cotton to the plow there, would be less money 4.0 pay out nnd more to keep. Before the war my father and uncles made good money planting cotton without buying I'erU- ’ lir-rs a tel we eng h* ft* do ni* well. ■ Yes. I have gathered sonic property, given my children good schooling and settled them on good places and I know how hard It is to make money farming and that the most profit is not in the largest props. Fanners ati over the South have been adopting resolutions to hold hack cotton-, jet tlio i-ecipts hold np,. So it will he about resolutions to cut down acreage. They will’ be made like proinKcs and broken like pie crusts. pSy-i il ■ THE GOOD OLD WAY. k£jPr A severe cold or attack of la grippe 1# like a tire, the sooner you combat it thp belter your chances are to over power It. But few mothers in this age are wl!llng_tan-U» the necessary work required to give a good did-fashioned reliable treatment, such as would be administered by their grandmothers, backed by Boschee’# German Syrup,- which was always liberally used In connection with the home treatment of .iftkD aud D -greater-hmwhntd fovor than any known remedy. But even without the application of the old-fashioned aid* German Syrup will cure a severe cold In quick time. It will cure colds in children or grown people. It relieves the congested or- gans, allays the Irritation, and effeg. lively ston* the congb. Any child wilt taka it. It Is Invaluahle in a house hold of. children. Trial size bottle, 3Au; regular size, 75c. For sale by h’a l$rux !5itore a,ld CABBAGE FLAMS. ?1 30 par 1,009. I am now prepared to iii) any nnd nil orders with the best varit tie.ror'l\at)hairfv--|T!Tt;t«.—rrr- • .icv ainouiit and varitdy. Wilie-for prices olT lots of H.O-Xl and uvrr. ' 1 . : . ' " . Address uH'ordcrs to m V. U:irr, c. Good Money in Grooving Large ? rmelbnsl leen several- years rom- 70 to 100 u-tcs in Eden variety of Watermelons, and have inadu good money every year. L secured goo 1 Eden see-1 to begin with and have improved them each year by selecting my seed from large and \W11 -iiapcd melons. o *. * I have tbom dins! in the shade which will, when properly planted, always come up. a* they are sound and full. I have 1500 lbs. of choice »tk-d, to of fer at We per ih. M li*n yotrsrrrd tmir dritAl* for seeiT’ and wish me to do so { will Ttrstwet ycMi how to prepare. Fertilize, plant and cultivate. Let your order* come In at once. 1 sold the sapie kind of seed over South < ‘h roll Tty. Georgia and Florldp. btllYour, whtCtrgaTh perfect satisfac tion. **¥¥*¥****¥¥**+¥¥***¥¥**+* /. Furman StiiL — BiackviUe, B. -B~— Elko: WUltston . FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice Is hereby given that On Thurs day, January 12ih, 1933, tbe under- signed will file his final account as Adjpinjytrator of the Estate of .1. R. Easter ling with the. Judge of I* rebate for Barnwell County and apply for Letters Dlsmisvory. John M. Easterling, , .Auttaui»:r*iur. , 8^1% *90*. *— Mi&Wikvntr-rr ” ■I V* Rosa Aldrich, ct nl., Defendants. world’s foreTKOst’prod-uctions, and mtrst be seen to be appreciated. By virtue of a decretal order to me dliected in tin: above entit’ed cause, I -will sell at B.i'uwcll, In flout Tlf tiic Court itoi’.s;*, on Tm*silay, Jatiuary. tin third, 1995, ft hrdng saleday io said inoi'fh, \v 1 il.'in^LIic 1 rg.al boors af Sale, the fdliowinir dc-cribeil real properly* All that piece. p»md or tract of land. sitiiaLe. Ivhn: .-t:)d !>■ ir g in shove ■Sf-ito ajTd cViu'Uv, qn the Lower I'kive Ron-*, eoatiilning four lnru.1 red aw! vTgi 1 r (4i'Sj Ticf' -r; more or• lo^l, : flhd 4 <» n f i' 1 rnofo of hounded by land* of Wood, Estate o War Baratj T. It.’ 'Harley’# larrrp- 'rlitr Low er I'hree- Rnns.a-drwrrthrrti'y Hint of T. p. LED .It;, bearing data Get. 12th. A. If. 1993. O’BannCij. Master. iAster’s Oflice, DecernUcr 12th, I9H. tludiior s Appoinimsnts The County Auditor or hi* represen tative ill fill the following nppoiiif- mont* for. ti c* purpose of taking tax re turn* All fax payers are requested to - tr.eet him prepared to'uiake proper rc- tnniof all person:,! propetty and all TTOTodt-r*- of Wewl - Esiale- unid*» sim-e da mi ary, 11X)I. Careful attention to these matter* will *ave tx-ifi tax payer and Auditor future trouble. Siielliug: '1'uesda.y, Kline: AYcdnesday Jobuson Luin’s: Thursday, j» ? -. So givtfBs the pleasure ot calls and patronage and \vi make it to your profit. your will - Wi* bought in car load fots from .original hands and so saved the ‘middle man's t;ir it*d' our. cus- iomers shall be sharers in every advantage, wc have secured. In Fnrnltur.e have all that is needed \HtW0 - Mk. ) 1 U - TO BUYESi J u n I’ 1 • r.c £ i vd a t myna le STABLES IN WILLISl’C^ Two Carsrof Mules AND- Car or Horses. lo be'0:6 In--* rv-t- Into’ the State,b d they are'k^JVriur, to none that have evc?^ been brought across the.Savannah River. ' * , • . Come to boo them and your own good jud-gment wfH tun satisfied I fiat rio’m:. rk a t i n rhe South offers better stock or makes fairer pricey. Wagons and Busies I am ag-i-it, for the **i1m r.r i*;.>,i. mo tit and Hickorj r AVagon*_aml Tyson «t .Jones. Jackson &. Smith and Coluinental Bug- ft>s. Tn material, workmanship, fln- ish and style they -are a* near perfection a* Iranian Mcill can make them. \ Before buying eDcwj,ere give jaa ilui opportunity''to plcaroX autf profit you. • O. A. KENNEDY' Men’s Fur- nisnings »we supply all ages and all occupa tions to the content of their minds and the preservation of their pockets. Cr~ -H-.c In Dry and Dress' -Goods, Notions .-Noticeik ltcrohy givau-to ail por-ovu* Intwnsted that 1 wiil.apply to the lion, .tr.Jni K. SnetHtig, Julgo <,f I’rofinN Ittr. Barnvvcllt oiihtr. on the atoh .* ,y as A(liiiiuDitator Charles Turner. November 13th,190-1. C. B Ellis, Adfni iiistrutor. MONEY TO LEND. we have all the good and beauti ful-fabrics that delight the femi* Oi o nine heart and multiply the hap- ar.d attractiveness, of the pincss Hilda: Friday, “ r, fair set. Barnu’ ell 1 44 Dunbarton: Ashley’s Home hsf ur«iay, Monday,^ T m-ada-y,-- 4 * it „ <4 7 9 10 otioit-- riirie>»uRy, 11 rurgp'H More: Thursday, ti 12 Barnwell: Saturday 'a 14 41 . Monday, • «„ 10 Appleton: Tuesday, • * i 17 Duncan Sam* Store: Wednesday^ t% 18 Barton : 'i hnrsd.iy, • « 19 Allendale: Filday. «< 20 Barnwell: SittnnlhV, «( 21, 4 * Mondac, «» 28 Fairfax: A Wcdne-day, ii 25 Sveamore: Thnr«d:iv, ii 2(5 Ulmer: Friday, ii 27 JLvniiuJL: ..-iUU*r4wy r —- —ii~. Monday, 80 jy»ckvUle: 'i’qBstlay, 1 81 Whalcv ; * Barn well: Weduesday, Feby. Saturday, “ Monday, Tuesday, ” Wedneaday ” In Shoes we can make your walks through Itle a pleasure luT maTter Iwliat a pleasure no matter 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. In Wagons and Buggies In sum* of $309 ami upward*, on im proved lartq laud. Term* to suit bor rowers. Hs'cs reasonable. Apply to J< hn IS. L.i'.mar A Son, Co. luinbia.or Robert Aldricb, AtJorncy at Barnwell. . 2;m>s. LAND SURVEYING. i take pleasure in • Informing my many friend* and former client* that 1 nm prepared to give them my l-cst ser vices in Land Suryej ing. With eigii- ieen ypar* practical experience I am confident that 1 can'giva complete *at- ifuctioU. - ABendald, 9* C., Nov. 1st, 1904. Yexer D. Tcraenier 64369, we are at the head of the Croces: sion and far ahead of all competi tion. But we are too busy to-day to particularize, so will make a con tinued story of it. Cordially in- - dLvtduttltfy-dm is at 44H*-top of- the Jer—j- IcTTfTSS’H • Kennedy’s >>t,ore: Thursday, Barnwell uiHil Fcbrimry 20lb, after which tO per cenL will be added on all personal property not returned. ^ ' W. 11. DUNCAN, Co'inty A jdltor. Dee.olb, 1904. 8 viting you. no matter what you • I m 4.^ need or want, to come to us and it will be "bur best and constant- aim to serve you to your full satisfac tion. ■ C— - JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN DALE HERD, Pronounced unusually handsome-flue dairy form, ‘‘There stretch behind Win along every line tlio finest dairy blood In the world.” By blood and in- FilMQN BROWN’S SONS. sey breed. Tils dam tested 88J gallons of milk and 23 lbs., 4 oz.; hi* grand dam.28 lb*., & oz*., and his great grand dam23 lbs., 3 ozs. of butter in seven days He has 14 si?ter* giving as high as 22 lbs. of butter in seven day*. Registered ,Jer***v hei f ers bred to this bull, and three of bis son*, nil sofid col ored and grand individuals, now-for salf. Write for |>edigrces and partku- 1 iar* to . GLENDALE DAIRY, ~ ... Baruwell. lt.,C. ■»}SO rys i> v i ?>T >5*0 ', D^posrr you a mouey — J.x — 1 r b T~ n A ^ b - --j & -j 'fi £ r>$ W t> R A" *> r-j *S <9- * •» CAPITAL, j:o,-7oo. prTnoTTfe nr ■> rriiD.Tvrv^n k. J 4. wo. .uloo aJi’.L O G A-M 1 1 > x 0,000. :<*-pt in j; r- r-osai i-a.ik may !-.■ ;,v.t by Ihvft i r i: 'KANCE• P:tOT!-C T10N.: C■ t it viita ua an.l pi-fX f T»Ulf8. .VONKY Wgcarry Tl'I-tUL R,. Tlf.- ’...d il < f >lf.|--" i tir;,- With v.r» wifi i-uv- n..-«*• 4 ..-■■l .r ffiai i...gi,i U-Uiiatsely *rcnt if k pt in vi ur t*<H Wyt-’. fi »N 1 X\-..1 fiL'. tl JillT N'M'.V Tl-.o c i,v,-:i!, 1 1 ■-tMil >.t'.-iy of pay-::.: ufi your oTi,;p,u.- ns by efi-'.-k, cnee tiled, • aiSi novi-r be viteti wp. - — * Clic k- 41**1 .limits ' ttn la- :afeh rent to hy w tv :? tcu-g rv^Dt^rvd. Kitht-r call ii: p r.-ot: and ojm-u an a.eoum w -tfi nvyr -.jr.ic *' C. K. I 'Al.riU V. I’ll !vb* LUT 1 Fit llAGlMd*, Vi.v Prcild.r.t. -vt. T-LCvlNiiil \lf. i .c-idyr. W. .ViAN\ li.l.K, A s ( _cLivr. « a <s to .to to to to to to to to -ft to to tb to ‘ ft •jx to a vz-f Li C-t t 1- r THart-rj*!, * a^ - ^ .“a <? AH TRE.-iP-ATH NOITCK. pe sons are forbidd-n to enter / reaajf^f s ffchco. HPiwaiitnd* (>l thc.und argued r* *1 ^ IfiTvUli.a, i|-4TL w utl jlllH <L; tor tire pur-pt «e of no 01 log. Ms Mag, a. RtuU—TYS’wUirer .•}. l' -i ii. Biriiwcil County, 4. op. a. trfiyptftg, ta .hi g wb-id. irtravv i-r 4crtve*. [mst-rrii-g >tav2 < u:ak:r) ; paths i*r load*, playing gmuev of .cards or commitring any othtr Lre-payv^iyn lcr penalty of pru-ecuTTon to the full' ex tent r-f tlio faw. Mr*. E O. William*, Aniiie E. I'avD, W. IL Wood. J. S. Wood, W'iUUm Wood. —Drr.unin9 Jiiill. fTn: ^ *' .. 0 TICE Exr.ct OK ci .''Al l: Und«-r and bv virtue r>f an order of t-ho Probate .fn-lgefor {t.irir.vell Coun ty. I v.il; sell all of tuo pi;:.-. :.:il»i>n.|* ertyol Mr*. 4jo:iM. -AB, late- of Bani'yell Cuuiuv, now dic.-ao l, <p Saliyrilay, iii-* 81 st’day of D I A. i> !:* 1, at in o’clock :: ra. r.n I •con- ri;tiii.n;4ijcitil ail of t!*e pTcperty i« -eord. 1 - Tiafe t • ic h-v l at tiie Lite roiidenee-nf Oitlc* J-rh i: ’I’i 0 Fre * I:*-r’» i.’iii e wi' 1 bo for the colled Ion <*1 the t is*-- lc i.-*i for 1904 froiu tf.K llJth d-v cf 0.ioi*>r, 4J.:T.-un 11 :i,c litp day ot March, ILMa, iiiMod ve. Ti.'^comnpitatiun tax will bo receiv- 0.1 until F* iTruarTTat. LW>. ’ Fi'ij-u iTirCi-r day ut Jaiiuary 1P05 un til tiie fil-u vav of..J*iiiiary, lfit*o. a pen- Tity of 1 pci c: nt. will l.e aibje-l to all un.t.tki tax**' Famit the I»t ilay ui r--loo-try, l' 1 ''*. 1“ tl-e 2‘i:i *t-'V rt Fcbniarv. IfiU'i, a pen*lt* of 2 per cent. will t:e u4v!.d to all iinpai-l taxes. From i Jhl i»t d.«v of M4i**b. !'.k)5. until 1 he I A*b day of Mar.-li, Ia penalty oi 5 per cent, will be added to all mij.- T'STtLtoXCt. ; 1 f* LEVA J'-oe- 8t*de i-urp. l '•n-lnmiuuaj Si liord , Oiiliuiiry ('ouiify {€> The »aj'1 I,oiiD* M. .VI In Wiyc l*.nwDship..l'«"*i»'ot.y of B-iiuwe 1 !, t : -;*t:- of S<-u ! h Carolina, “aid pr*perry enn- iL-Tifig *'J on> .mul.., c:io« uiili an*TTwo syrup ii Ub-s, vyago.i. hnggyy p!«»'V“. gears, liousch Ad Nyu J Ultcbeu iftirni tu rc. _ “ IP; 0 l-’.hl ScliO.0 1 Miii: Ce. ; r 1 - rt| , ,, 2 y •! i: Ai c’jdali*. . 1’ DWitvIBe, 1 Tub!.- F.in Fi’i.lax. 1'ii* ■ml*' ip. H Klim*, I,--. :, Atoni*. N vv. Dec. r>tb,T90l. -ton. .. r. 1 A ’As w j:;o. p. lee, jie, Dentist tX.'i A ' l A{.:.rVv^ All persons artr forhi td<in to- enter upofi the JaiuR of the .in-U-rsigncd in Williston Township, Barnwell < o-intv/ Soy pi i_ Ci> ruilna, for* tub purposp of hunting’,Tty day or by nfgbl, tn-.pping, gatlirrir.g or carrying av, .1 v wood, straw or k-iues, parturing stock, mu- .king roinla or'path* pr po.iimitrlr.g any other rrcsp,-i«* limb r j-em.'r-' of proac- c.ui.-n tojh-T'qil •\i;>*.'. o: tt*i* lavi* _ D M' .Johr.^ron, ,Mr* V. A. Av'oiidwitrd ‘ ^ appolntn: R R. Johnsttm, ir F I'mimmuid, A. I*. Hieis, F. N. Hair, W. II. Hair. L. P. Wilii.ims, Mi-« Hatij** Williams. Novemher 2't ii11 J. CKY8TALTZED ERAL WATER CURES MIN- s* Neuralgia, Headaches, Tn- digestion, all LiYer, Stom ach, and Kidney Troubles. Greatest Cure the World Take Kalola aijcdays and cat any thing you Want. ^Iiule by the Kalola Com pany, Savannah, Go. I-4rti4*Mnf>It. ir’ iry tlran-'h, d. L.ko. Kil!► to, ealing Fpring*, cw For.'st, iiak iEcnlv Kranwh. Srvr n Sy CAmore.- (*>o r 31, ) 'l inker’s Ulmcrj ■ OwenCCro** Road*. JaDLHA >»i!l* 'ill*: Urn-ukui. - ; li a r 1: iv *- •J. .B. Arrretrong, Ci),.:tty Treaauier. ^.LUWlLLfS^ON, ’.Yi 11 W(jrk>ij, y w l:rre_iu nt. 7 the country r. * V. rn-a lilLtO 12 n •“*1 P. ^ \i ip. Atj-ibi 6 -* Pi i ^ a < y "I t-j* JL.A L. i sk A JL Life, Accideut, Cyclon© LIGHTNIN C k ■ A N D- mmmt, —At Lowest Rates In - • ger. AV. G. l^rewer,Vice-4*ro8- STRONGEST COMPANIES. " ' ; CALHOUN & TG, —crricsa ai- THE BANK OF BARNWELL ident, Secretary and ilana- r. For sale.by J. CU Creech, Drnggist.