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J ANUABY 18,1905. BATES OF SURHCBipTIOM. (n AdvADce, per Annum 'On Time. The County Chain Gang will l»» f thl» Wt-ek. at Bethel Church, «n the road ^froiu Sycamore to Rifere 1 Bridget _Jv B. Morrl*. SupervUor. R. C. Robert*, Jt., Clerk. The regular meeting of Barnwell fXKlge No 1», Knights of Pythias will be helii at their Hall nn Friday night fat 7^o’clock. A full attendance is wquustod i y order of • . AUDEN A. LEMON. C. C. \$m. McNAB, K. R. Select for your garden a rich, loamy sol) and break from 15 to 18 inches deep Fertilize highly and see that you -plant nothing but the very beat seed—seed of a pure strain. See that your hot beds are In condition and row in some early Cabbage. Lettuce, Beet and Rad ish. Our seeds have just arrived, and we guarantee them to be SOUND NEW SEED, —BEING OF— LAST YEAR’S CROP. f?E jtet your seed fiqni us an BUN NO RISK, carry over no seed from one year to another. WHY take chances w hen you can . BarlV aoirn small grain look* face of the extra cold. ^ -• Mr. J B Onodsoo was the first Sa vannah subscriber to money order «l». A supplementary tat of three mills was voted on Friday by the Blackvlile Graded School District.* The ladlea of the Episcopal Otajmsb will give a barbecue at the Court Rouse on Saiesday lu February. Rev. J, D. Moore was called to North Carolina on Friday by n telegram of his sister’s serious llli ess. Governor Heyward and Lieutenant Governor Sloan were Inaugurated for their second terms yesterday. 1 Subscribers B. W. Harrison and W. L Bates made our last week’s busy day brighter with good words and works. Friday^ clouded skies were uplifted by the right remembraoces cf subscrib ers A. I. McLemore, A. J. Cwens and D. D. IJtaey. ' Tuesday was a rare bright day, and made cunulcr by the good calls of Messrs J ! W. Main. P. E. Allen, E. B. Ussery and F. II. Dieks. The Barnwell delegation has taken high standing in the present Legis lature, all members haviufc befeo as signed to important committee*. Mr. J. H. Morris was over from and nf the same time get them lor about one half what you pay for commission seed. We also carry commission seed, but strongly advise against their use, bulk seed being fetter, sounder and purer as well ns cheaper. Get your seed early so you w’ill have them on hand at the proper time for sowing. Get a supply of our earliest va rieties of CABBAGE: Early Jersey, Wakefield, Early Winningstadt, Ear ly Drumhead and Ear] Flat Dutch. . * We especially recommend the above four varieties as SlTRK HEADERS and early—--pro vided you get a pure strain of seed. ^ Plant our Early Red Tnrnlp Beet and our t,*abbage Lettuce. Plaut our Extra Early Scar let Radish among your beets as a catch crop They cume and are gone before they get in the way of the beet. Sow in a good crop of our EXTRA EARLY ALASKA GARDEN PEAS, valuable on account of its earll- ness and productiveness, and tiie beautiful gr-en color its pods and peas, us well as their deli cious flavor. Of all the varieties of garden peas this Is the one to plant. A succession of crops cab be bad by sowing .every two weeks All the other varieties on hand. Creech’s Pharmacy. The State of South Carolina. J ■ ■\ .. -— 1 — In the Probate Court. By J. K. Snelling, Esq., Judge of Fro- . bate in Barn .veil County. • Whereas Anna Aiken made suit to me to grant her Letters of Admin istration on the estate and effects of Abel Aiken, deceased,.- These are, therefore, to qj^e and ad monish nil and singular, tiie**kiudri-> and creditors of the said Abel Aiken, deceased, that they be pear before me, in tiie Con bate to toe held at Barnwell on Har- urday, January 23ch.. 1903* next, af ter publication hereof, at 11 o’olojA in Hie forenoon, to show «<-*«*«; they have, why the said adminlstra tion should not toe so granted. Given under mvTlsjid. jhjs 11th dar of January, Anno Doiniuh UtOo. J. K 8NELLING, Probate .1 judge Published in Tub Ba&aiwKiA Pko flk January 19th, 1905. OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY NIGHT JAN. 20rH,<]90r), TEH NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM TICKETS ON SALE , V \ • -AT CREECH’S PHARMACY.' Georgia last week, a very welcome vls- itor. Ite Is, as he deserves to be. hap py and prosperous in bis new home. Dr. and Mrs. Fi4nk M. Willis of Ithaca, N. Y., are visiting at Wild wood Plantation, and all Williston township Is the happier for their pleas ant presence. • Mrs. Carrie Kelly has opened a pho tographic Gallery opposite the Yost OHioe. Blackville, ami will be glad to give the host service to her frlendsjuid the general oubllo. Whittle has sold this sesson twelve carloads ol stock, 120 head.411 15 days, left last night for the West after three more cars,, which will arrive on the 22d lost, ready for sale at Blackville. Don’t miss seeing the ,lever interest ing p lax—Ten Night a ih a Bar Room.— to toe presented in the Opera House on tomorrow, Friday evening. Doors open 7 p. m., performance commences at 8. Tickets ou Sale at Creech’s Pharmacy. On Thursday night while Guards Lewis Black and Thomas. Bolen were watching near Lees for a chain gang fugitive Air. Bolen’s shot gun, lying on the ground, was accidentally di»- chargbd. the load entering Mr. Black’s leg above the knee and ranging up ward. He was brought home aud is getting ou nicely. . ?jp hls]pe attached as both are good officer*. It Was Just a cuieYirBCcl^trfs still happen. On Monday a Red Oak mule belong- Ing to Hgtfcio Gwen*. coloretL uhac- custotned to good music and attached to a one h<>T«,c w r agon, w as *0 scared by she Farmer l!o;tkins brass band that,it nfn away on the Square, driving a shalt Into the body of the gentler horse of Paul Odom, colored, causing death in a >h<>rt w hile. Manager Frank Davidson very promptly gave 0<lomc.a present of fifty dollars to cover his lbs*. 'I ^ ■ Tiik Pkopi.b is hofiored with an In vitation to he present 111 the marriage at Hi Niohola* Lutheran church on the 2»Hh lirsf. of Miss Agatha E«telle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 3. E. Bailey and Mr. Walter G. Huddell. To the bonnte bride, so charming in personal beauty and accomplishment and to tlib winner of her gracious gentle herfrt and hand we send our best congratulations and sincerest wishes for their future cloudless happi ness and unbounded pro-perity. At Greenwood last night week Messrs Mcynardle 8aurder» and Will Uagopd, both formerly of Barnwell and very good friends, were chatting very pleas antly of the former’s visit to relatives at this place when a pistol kept for protection of the llagood stables and believed to be unloaded wa« accidental ly discharged ns Mr. Ha good unbreach ed it. ’I*he ball, 28 calibre, entered the thigh of Mr Saunders, fracturing the bone. He is receiving everv attention at the residence of vir. W. II. Hagood. hut it will he a good while before he entirely recovers. . r. ’ . • MEETINGS. 1905, t. Wh»* ' memhershlp worth to roa; church 1 to the Church; to the oaqac cfX'JlrlM? 8. The social aide of Chrlarianity. the Importance and means bt cultivating U. '1 The Inffnence of pastor and, church member* on the ifplrftual Iffe of each other; and upon whom rests the greater responsibility for church efUs. and why? v Places: 1st Union. Blackville; In troductory Sermon, G. N Askei^. 1st- query, W. D. McMillan. Geo. Bovl ston. 2nd query, C. M. Billings, K. M.Mixson* 3d qu.-rr, W. M. Jones, G. N. Askew, Missionary SCnnoit, WVII. Jones. 2nd Union, Hunter’* Chapel. In troductory sermon, W. G. Britton. l*t I). O. Hunter, query, 8. I*. Chis olm. Jacob Hunter. C. C, Elxcy. 3d query, J. B. Holly, 3. G. Maytleld. W. G. Britton. Missionary sermon, d. B. Holly. 3-J Union. ScigHng; IntfoiTuotory sermon, R. YV. Sanders. 1st query, J. i,C. McMillan, (’. M. Edeivlleld- 2nd query, W. W. Clover. W. (>. Wa’ker. 3n query, J. D. Moore, J. A. Jenkins.- Missionary sermon. J. D. Moore. It Is expected that dinner Saturday will be served on the grounds, as usual. Sunday services, oilier than preaching, may he supplied by the Unions. Rev. 8. P. Hair la excused by 1 tire cnmwtttM from Union nseei- ing service at bis own request. •J. l). Moore. W. G. Britton. 3 uery. T. J. Sandifi r, . 11. Fender. 2nd que PENSION NOTICE. Gnpt. Washington Halfonl, Pension 1 commUsioner,-will toe in the office of the Amlltor.in Barnwell ou every Bat- urday In January for ihe purpose of receiving— applications f,or pensiona to be presented to the Comity Pension Board at its meeting on the tirst Sat- Bniisy in Feb r uftr.v, — Peuaionera. aicciuLv.. on the. list „ art not required to appear in person or to make new app'icatlous. D. W.-BodifoAl, Chairman County Pension Board. LONG BRANCH PHILOSOPHY. It hits.taken ns quite a K hilo to_get time to write about the so called Ilob- »nd "-nn days, but we have, been busy liming rt of i» r ,,.*~Hibse days, having established a regu lar cold grub-route, in so imtrh-tlrgt our taste for work Is about gone t Btofr the Christmas and new year criebra- tion.WD think is art improvement on ThiTrtlJen tTIiies. Wtllle people differ ns to what a good time is, some seem to hink that a big drink, a tight .and a (■U'lAcll fdb 1% k DIg HiBFfWTnTo we con sider it a disgrace to civilized poople. We heard of but few swelled head,* more than »?pn>tn«o, only one fellow wh<> washed his feet with his boots on and went to bed without knowing the dilference, a low who went the rounds a-king lor pound cuke and liquor. But how about the presents, the ba«ket8of fruit atm tine rations that have gone the rounds* How many have gone according to the instruction given In Luke liih chap. 12-13 14 verses, or have wc given to tho«e from whom a recompense has been expected, made those who arc already fat still fatter. Our observation has been that a majority of the giving has been to » L *. »»» Fw- >- jtu tk is 1/Is Is* I sa>v I Iws«(sgii) I arssw WTisP v r\fr |r 1 <*▼ IstTr Isrt ©ITv?IFTWK;IY“P. Wp-dont clalin.to know.Jt ail, It may not fsavc been so 'everywhere but the whole business seitied now till another crop is made, and only the good Lord knows whnt will happen before that lime. Every body seems—willing to go Jo w ork il'it tney dont know ex actly how. to-plau. We read and hewrrahout cutting the acreage of cotton and the gimno bills, which we tliink is the best aud only remedy ftuf‘IBe lfutTiyH'YfbWeTi TO be sure of a profit. Riah Mas. *• Cabbage-Plants. T00,000‘ stftmj?. vigorous. % healthy home raised cabbage plants of the bes •stabiished -viodetleij, >itb ’AMd sure headers, for «ale and delivery as soon A-8prin« wafranta N E W A DV E RT ISE M KN Trf.. Trespass Notice—B. M. Willis, Dr. W". r. Willis, Dr. F. M. Willis. Cabbage Plants—J. M Brant. > Master’s, bales—H. L. (PKanuon t. Master. Citation—Estatfc pf Abel Aiken. waff an a garduu plaut- ..., .-r---— —_ ™ — -TO REN r on -reasonahln.. terma, The L Jr.VFor the last tvyo seasons f have sold plants to many of the citizens of this county and several other counties and they gave universal satisfaction. Plants will he sold, In "retail lots by Messrs —W. K. Harter, Fairfax 3. O. II. A Lazar, Alleridate. SC.. W. K. Sadler, Olar, 8, 0. aud Dr. A. J. Har ter. Ulmsr, t> Cj Make up your clubs uow and write me the number wanted and I will book orders said quote prices F. O. B. J. M. Brant, Ulmer, 3. C. T I -r inff % May Place, a ohe hohae farm with'eont- loi table 3 room house, lOauirtutes walk from court bouse. R. A . E11U. NOTlCK, All persons are hereby warned not to hunt, fish, hauT straw or wood, make roads or paths nor In anv other way to trespass on the lands of the following: R.M. Willis, Dr. W S .T. WHIU, Dr. F. M. tfillisi Williston, d. C., January I8th, 130>, BARNWELL IN LINE. In pursuance to tbe call of the State Chairman, E p. Smith, a meeting of the cotton growers® was hold In the Court House on Saturday The atten dance was upt as large as was expect ed. on account of the call not being thoroughly advertised ami the weather being very inclement. The meeting was called to order and Col. L. W. Yoonian* was elected chair man and Mr. W. H. Duncan secretary. Col. Yonmans then stated the object of the meeting, which is to get the farm ers of the counfv to cooperate with similar oryshlastlnna th muff limit rhu State and entire cotton beit, in forma tion of the same plan to protect the cotton growers against H.he present ruinous disposition of the crop; and also to send a delegate to the meeting to he held in New Orleans on the 24th in-t.^ Col. Yonmans wa« elected as delegate to represent thi* county, and at his request Cal»t. If. W. Richardson, who Is chairman of a local organisa- tlon of a similar character, was also elected a delegate. A committee was appointed to Issue an address to the cotton growers of Barnwell County, consisting <if Col. L. wrTPrurni'aiis kiid Ospn. Hj Vfi itieh» ardson. This address U to be issued after the meeting in New Orleans on the 24th Inst., asking for the coopera tion of the cotton growers throughout our county. The meeting adjourned. VT. H. Duncan. fc’eo’y. HEALING SPRINGS DOTS. The Healing Springs lllgli School resumed work after a week’s holiday for Xmas, and all the scholars were eager to ’be back at school.’ The work being done by Prof, Ea- gerlon and Ids able assistants Is highly pies sing to All the patrons The school Is an ornament to our communi ty, and we are justly proud of U. There are. great possibilities for it. Mr. W. 3. Minis’ now residence is nearing completion, and Mr. John Wise is making arrangements Irt move his family out here. We will welcome many more. Dixie, ANOTHER GOLD CURE. Dr. Albert Ronin, a French doctor, claims to have cured 13 out of M cases of pneumonia by using in connection with the old treatment hypodermic in jections of such metals as gold find .silver. The metal was redneed to the desired state by their electrical dlssolu- tion In water. The doses consisted from two to ten cubic centimeters of solution containing from nine hun dredths to two tenth* of a m-illigiame of gold, silver, platinum. Uetteve, after making a careful ex amination of our r Fall aud Winter (Min! for MEN and BOYS, You will pro nounce it Su perior to lines usuatiy shown in towns of this size. ALL The New and Nobby Patterns and Cuts. / • 4 ' »»»»»» THE WEARING QUALITIES AND PRICE OF-THIS LINE WILL APPEAL TO YOU. - Out increasing:- business iu| Gents Furnishings' warrants us in carrying a larger complete stock than fore. more a ever be- Folks". A Car Load of Bu « < Of the sort that please the eye, make riding a ure, that are easy on teams and last for long years. A Car Load of Mules! STRAIGHT, SOUND STOCK, the sort that owners can depend in field or road or anywhere. A Car Load of Horses! Blue Blooded, Swift for Young People, Safe for Old Sound as Silver Dollars. . A Car Load of Furniture! Lverything to make Home Happy, Oomfoi table and Aitractf^cr* In HATH, CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS and SHOES for MEN, BOYflf and YOUTHS I Carry full Hues from thn highest grade* for flop drea* purpoaM* to the uiost substantial for every day uses, • * In mV Woman’s World ihtre are all fho old farorlto* ami now-canlldatia In Dry and Dress Goods, Notio'hs,.Shoos and Furnlahlhgs and their critical •xamtV nation Is inoit cordially Invited. , • In Stoves, Housekeeping Good*, Hardanreand all General McrcbandiM I rfm headquarter*. 4 Appreciating the generous patronage of the season a continuance of beat *f»* fort to please ami profit all customers U cbeerffllly pledged. HI. X), IR. T^. _A. TXXjIj eisi u m. UTjACK V UTJ-LSC. Opposite Simon Brown’s Sons. _Hen’s 1-iitent Leather 4 - , ’ SIwqb, ail U>: $r>A)C Ladies all Leathers, $2.00 to $3.;>0 Children’s JSchool and Dress Shoes, all sizes and prices, e— —: — White Hickory Wagons, Rock I!i!l and other makes ot BUGGIES, HARNESS, SADDLES and RUBES. * r I Our Stock is Large and Complete’in - every Line and prices are always Kock Bottom. Come to see us—— — Ij>e>a3Q.oxi Sx*oe»s BARXtVKLL, S. C. , » *- — ; *; 7 ’ \ ' 1 - _ “WE BUY COTTOX.” New leaf CAMTHOLr -TO— Port Arthur. Lby jCamthol Company of Sa vannah, Ga., should have shipped last week to Port Arthur*TO,0Co jars of Camthol to relieve the ter rible suirerin^ pf th§ capUired Russian army, caused by wounds and frightful colds. Sold by— 'CREECH’S PHARMACY. You can’t conFTnce a woman that any man who has proposed to her is u fool. x ' Stella—He wore my picture right qver his heart, ami it stopped the bul let. Bella-No wonder, dear; it would stop a clock. KILLS GERMS OF CATARRH. Hyemei Goes to the Root of the Dlx ea*e and Makes Astonishing Cures. Catarrh cannot be cured by the use of pills, liquid medicine* a/id so called U nder FINAL fMSCHARGE. Notice Is hereby given tharonThurs- dav, January 12th, 1905. the iimier- signed will Ille hi* final account as Administrator of the Estate of J. R. Easterling with the Judge of Probate for Barnwell County and apply for Letter* Dumlssory. John 51. Easterling, Administrator. Dec. i2, 1004. CHOICE CHICKENS. A bout fifty matings of the Thomp son Strain nf Barred Plymouth Rock* for sale. They have no superiors and few equals a* the best for all purposes. Apply to MRS. WrT. CALHOUN, Thomas, 3. C. I * i I 1 'I I THE PROVED Farms for Sale. 1ST QW is tiie time to buy Improved farms chvsp. Lands are cheaper now th.i,n they \% ill ever he again. Only a limited nunfber for sale. Jj; is the only safe and substantial invest ment. The demand Is Increasing^ prices are advanclngnud we cannot add one acre to the world’s supply. -Tt is the prevailing opinion that wc will never *ee low pflcleJ cotton again. This mean's higher prices for the lanes that produce the tieccv staple. I itTer the following farms for Aalc at very low prices for che'Aext 3d days, terms bash,-or one fourth toMh', balance In live equal annual instalhTrenfs, 7 l^t cent, imprest on deferred,pavovonj*. fjCF^Tiii* ni#yrt»‘ xmk rf«t opppr- tunll#.,to buy a GQUJL) PLAGE dWap ou easy t*rni»._*Mfli TP 6 7 BARN WELL TOWNSHIP. 2 build- jj^nds From Colorado to the Atlantic Coast, from Maryland to the Gulf of Mexico the YOUNG & MATHIS, Eden and Blue G^m, and the Young k Mathis Cantaloupes, Eden Gem, Pollock and -"Genuine Rocky Ford" FROM ST AN DA HD MR 1 | 1 system tonic* Under Mich treatment tiie germs of the disease will still live in the air'passage* and Increase and multiply. Ilyuiwsl is the only* scientific, and thorough way tocm-e catarrh. Killing the gonr.rtn the air passages, It enters the blond with the oxygen, dcatrnys the uvhirobes In the blood and effectual ly drives'from the system all trace* pf catarrhal poison. Thousands of testimonials have been glvyn ir* to the astonishing cures made by this remedy. ; Mr*. I^ JRyinhtv 7ft VV^tejn’ AvertUe^ Cleveland, Ohio ( writes: ‘T believe Hyv^nft *^ve^ my ‘llfft I »m better now than I have been in thlrfy years. Many doctor*,*l»oth In Englsfid and France, treated - “ “ ~ I 1 I I t I I i i i i have proven the best grown, in the greater productiveness, their superior shipping qualities and x q .u I * i t e dciiciouiness and eautv. g 1 ,- 1. I- I iL-i. •e They are STANDARDS now and bring the hignest price* in all the best markets. Carefully saved seed from per fcctly shaped and perfectly ri pened melons foi; sale. ..FulL proof and particrtlars and” price list-furnished on personal Pr j written appllcattion to—v , C. II. MATHIS, l Bx.ackviCle, S. C., * Or * i II. F. YOUNG A CO , . 3<;8 Washincton St., Nxw York City, N. Y. Jj ■’T ^ T 'ii’i* u DitJ. Hair I’I ace, 159 acre*, hig*v Boiindai'i-'k: N. by Mis Darling Birt, K. by Creek, 3. by eytatetif A" by J. O. llagood and J. E. Birt. .' '' -.-Price, $C00. FOUR MILE TOlVN8HlP.-= J. C. fa A Hankinson Place,(59 acres, 2 building*. Boundaries: l art of the division of estate of S. Hankluson. Adjoining lands of M. W. & Sam Bai ley, Joseph Ashley and Mrs. E. Phil- Put. - * . ^ Price, $100. Floyd & Hankinson Place, 01? acres, 3 buildings. Boundaries: N. by lands of J. Ashley, E. Jfc W. by Hankinson, and 3. by J. Ashley. Price, $400. BENNETT SPRINGS TOWNSHIP. 05 acres, tenant houses, barn* and staW***, good 4*nd. Bonirdnrt: N by Mrs. H. A. Fnrse; VV. by J. W, Fnrge; 3. by O. R Dunbar; E. by ilrs. H. A. Furse. Price, $000. All that lot In the town of Barnwell, formerly lot of A. P, Manviile. ilpniHled: N. by John 1. Brunson and £ To our ft iends^ml cnatomerfi, pnst pr osont and prospcHive. Apd we are prepared to tlo our full part to make it a prosperous one, having just received • ^ Two More Car Loads of Males and' 1 One More Car Load cl Horses, both of the «ame good strain ami sort that hate iin’dn Whbt’e’s reputation for gelling the beat at ibo lowest prices. 800 BUSHELS Native Ru£t_Prnof Shed Oat* tlu'in now lor Spring sowing. son n. _ l. - .. tut Sale,,' Buy 'Ihey will go WHITTLE’S STABLES, * W.ACKVILMO, S. C. <^1 4II ill. Top 46 Cotton n and Mules 10 Saddle and •I£« rM-Mm&immm&tmmm mwsmftimm&im&i&emmHix* FROM no* No better stock has ever been brought to this State, and better can be, for no better cin be raised. They will suit every want and purpose and,as always, prices- ate fair and right. Come to see them and me. HARNESS HARNESS. An Immense stock, reaching from the Choicest to the Cheapest Grade*. seY>ara'e piece sold, from a Brow Band up or down. Saddles for Men gnd men. Lap Robes and Whip* *jl\ in vast variety, hut of the best jqu*Htj*r Any Wo- gies AND JaTi the Opera House: S. by street separa ting it from estate of N. G. W. Walk- er, 3^; E." hy Public Court House Nqjtare and'W. by land* of Nurnber- gcr, foruierly,_Pechman. Price, *2,- ^ Ta-I — r agoiAs. Ky Stock^of Buggi*.* Is superb, the most comfortable, the ino*t ^aiGible, and’ the prettiest in finish and stylo made in Amorlcb. -. > My Wagons are of the makes that have stood the te*t of wear and time to tho 1 unbroken satisfaction of all who have used them. Buy one. You will a«v blacksmith bills and bh ble?*6<rby youF easy pulllng teainii ROSEMARY TOWNSHIP. was not cored 0mu I nsCd IfyomH.” Probably the *trongc*t evidence that can be offered aa to the power* of llyo- mei to cure catarrh I* tbe fact 'that J. O. Crefrch will agree to refund tbe mon ey If you »ay Uyouiet ha* not cured yoq • • The complete Hyotnei outfit co«ts but $1 00, eon#l»tlug of an Inhaler, droppef an«l sufficient .-Hyninet U» 4**1, aeveral week*, t'hls Will effect a cure in ordL nary cas>d*, but for chronic and de*p- aeated rraaea of catarrb, longer uae may 1 be neceoary, aud then extrlrbottte* of I Hyouiei can bo obtained. ^ NOTICE itEGULATING OGltKlNQ PUBLIC ROADS, Ac. “ In pursuance of Act of General A»- sembly, approved Peby. 27th, 1904;' the County Board of ContmlsSibner* have fixed the time which person* lia ble to roan duty (hall work the roads at four day* during the year, and when Commutation Tax I* paid In lieu of work, the amount 1* .fixed at Two Dollar*, to be paid on or before Feb rutty In eaeh year. . O. W. Barker, Supervisor. * X. C. R<*ber%*,- Clfifk , Barnwell^S.. G., Oct •iiW ■ 200 acres, tenant houses, barns and stubles. good land. Bounded: N. hy Long Uraftirh; E. bv Rosem.ry Creek; 3. by Mrs. Mary WllllaJ and W. by es tate of Joshua McCreary. Price, $2,000. RICH LA ND TOW N3H IP. 100 acres. Bounded: N. by Holman or ~ R. C. by K. W. Holman; E. Vf Mr*. M. I, Walker W. by A: F. Holman. Frfce. $5o6. _ Harley Place, G-50 acres, 200 cleared, balance in wood and timber, 2 tenant housea on place, dwelling recently burned, 7 nrlles from Barnwell Court House, on pilblic road. Bounded bv land* of Weathersbee, Dick*, J. O. Patterson, James Tilly *nd E. L. Pat terson - Prio*r$a.500. J. O. PATTERSON & SON, . - Barn well, $. C. Charlie Brown, .BARljiWgLL, S. C. PICKS - HOUSE, 634 BROAD ST., Aoocsta.Ga. Ewrellent room*_ arti^ good UM board. Rktes, $1.50 tier day; *pMlal_ rate* by the week. A. P. DickSjUkop. MONEY TO LEND. . . We are prepared to ucgotlnte loans on improved farm* for live yeurs, partial payment*, interest 8 per cent on loan* uB<<er_|l,f)00; 7 per cent on; Jo«Ma over $1,006. Duujt write,'come and tee us J. O. PaMtrsoh 4 Son. IS-*’ ...'..Lv. *- A •• ’rL.! ‘ 1 d > rts ~tV l> Y DIt. J. 0. E. IHIHOUS, MSISl S0SGE98, r' S. * -^Btiky!ii4S-c. Will be at hi* office evetf Tuesday,- and at office in