The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 02, 1905, Image 2
^0, rjOkMES, Edltif 1 Pna
tTBGE8T COUSTT CIHCCL4TIOJI
TUjJRiDAY, FEBRUARY a, 190S.
cvnr^-r.yi- vKpsanatsacmeamxsa.
Th«€«U<>n OopvenUon hold In New
Orion no l«<t week wa« the !u<>*t ln>-
portant gathering men ever known
In the Son f it, and aocordinit to the
report* the moat »en*lble.
Iftft a* an nddreea covering and
roncemlnz It* work I* to bo Umod by
■Col. Yon man* and Capt. Richardson
we forbear ed^oid*1 emnment. They
«an do the anbfect better jn*tlce than
ono who farina on paper only.
Manr farmer* are perplexed. They
appreciate the »ltUHlT«Ii and wl*h to cut
aidwn cotton acreage and the mpply of
Terlillxer*. but having rented land*
<iiid made contract* with hand* before
the Mump In cotton do not know how
to get at It. ' /
A »ugge»tlon has been made that If
land owner* would consent to receive
w part of rent* In other crop product*
than oottoii their tenant* would very
tiheerlnlly reduce birth cotton acreages
and fertiliser puroliw»e*.
THE COTTON FUTURE. ;
Since new year the cotton^farmer*
from Richmond to tlie Rio Grande
have been busy, ut time* and In place*,
adopting resolution* pledging for 1905
a reduction in acreage, averaging one-
fourth. But price* continue at l»w
water mark, a sure proof that the'cot
ton buyingworld I* not a bit uneasy
about getting all It may need at It* own
price. The letter below from T. II
I'rlce ’ahow* bow the people of the
"Sorth ilaeTip fTrt dotton grower* t
The world know* tho South ha*
grown an immense crop. Otherwise
the •mall movement of the last few
woeks would have caused an advan*
Cing of 150 to 200 point*.
“Tho world know* that thl* formida
ble surplus I* bound to come out some
day and th<* dread will keep price*
down. Hell the balance allow price*
■a* you can well atfurd to do after get
ting 10 cent* for tho llrst etght minion
halo*, ami with free bandg
turn your attention to the hext crop.
Concerning that, It fe*u with you
whether you need tho lesson you have
learned, but don’t hank too conlldemly
on tho realization of i)i* proposed gen
eral reduction of acreage. Human na
ture I* frail, South, North, West and
Kn»t. Remember 1891, 1N91 and 1898.
In all those years you had made up
your mind to reduce the acreage and
what did you do? You planted an
other bumper. Supposing ouch of % you
rellea on hi* neighbor to do the curtail
Ing and plant* hlmseif ns much a* he
can. Supposing you have mnnngod to
keep several million bale* out of the
market and supposing the Weather l*
Mgatl* anmltigatodly favorable. These
supposition* are not ajl fanciful.*.The
realization of the llrst and la»t would
merely be a repetition of 1891 and 1898,
*Tf you rto not carry much. cven favor
able weather and a good crop w 111 not
hurt you much. If you carry feobte
million* of old stuir and have another
good crop. It will be your ruin. The
“bull” leaders arc adepts at arithmetic,
-i,et tue try my hand at It: You carry
tXvo million and make ten, selling the
Int at 7 cents. This nets you $12(),G00,-
000', less heavy Interest, insurance and
tdorage charges on the two million
amounting to some $10,000,000. You
carry half a million and make ten and
a half, realizing for the lot 8 cent*
Thl* net* vou $110,003,000, le*» $2 500,
000 for charges <>a the <»|d cotton
H. ’ A. Turner belong* the
credit of Initiating legislation for com
pulsory vaccination, the one and only
remedy for the stamping out of »tnall
pox, the )oatfc*ome disease that I*
growing more wide •pread and severe
every winter season. /
Senator Bates has Intr^pnced, and
Ith the cooperation of the Represen
tatives will carry through a bill doing
away with township commissioners la
this county and putting Barnwell
County as to It* local eilmlnlstratlou' in
Hue with the ollmr counties of the
+ttate. 'The township commissioner*
will he succeeded by two commission
ers, one from the northern, the other
from the southern section of the coun
ty, who will lisslst the Supervisor In
routine business and In emergencies In
their subdivisions. The Supervisor
will of course continue to give all his
time to hi* duties. In other counties
this plan work?, well and economictiHv.
This bill does not affecj the township
hoards of assessors.
The Hotixo I* working Represents
tlve Harley, over time, day and night,
on committee nssianments, where hi*
services arc far more valuable Ilian In
the speech making, *o popular and
time wasting, Indulged in by tho*e
looking for Stepping stones to higher
p refer me ut.
Hr. Gyle* Is making many friend*
and gives watchful and Intelligent at-
tiou to the trend of legislation. Hi*
diagnosis of measure* is a* accurate
and thoroughgoing a* hi* understand
ing of the conditions of individusl pa
tient*.
The constitutional amendment pro
viding for biennial aesMon* of the l.eg-
ialature will not be mlitied at till* ses
sion. There Is a di'ference'of opinion
as to what should be done and a com
mittee will examine and report Con
clusion* to the *e**iou of 1906,
Many ether bill* are on the way,
some to got’lhrough, other* to faP.
and It Is too soon to prophecy what the
harvest will be. > ' 1
FROM TUK CAPITAL.
EXTREMELY HOT SUMMER
FRKDiCTEH,
Defoe, the New Jersey Weather
prophet, predict* an extremely hot
•ummer and advise* farmer* having
cotton to burn that they should hold and
not deatrov H a* the present surplus
will be needed to make good the ex
pected deficit In thl* year’s crop. Dc-
voe has been prettv accurate In former
forecast*, net! claim*. io have di»covcml
the rules governing the weather.
~~lie expect* to scoop She government
reward offered for the most accurate
prediction*.
WE
r P0IS0N8 IN FQOfK’
Perbnpa vou don’freaHxe that many *
pain poisons originate in yoor food.
i»ut some day you may fcol a twitige of
dyspepsia that will convince you.'i I>r.
King’* Now Life Pilla are gnerantved
toeure^ll sickness due to poisons of
-undigested fond—nr money back. 25c
at (3. N. HorckliMller's drug stoic,
(Jreech’fr Pharmacy. Try thuin.
The more some men owe the more
they want to owe.
At least the osslfhd man ha* all
backbone he need* in hi* buslnns*.
the
GRAVE TROUBLE FORESEEN.
It needs but little foresight, to tell,
that whonsyotlr stomach and liver are
CAMTLIOL
-TO-- ^
Port Arthur.
badly affected, grave trouble is ahead,
unless you lake the prouer medicine f< r
your dWeasc,a* Mrs. John A. Young,
of Olay, N. Y., did. sho says: “l bad
neuralgia of tbe liver and sUrtrtacb, my
Ueart was weakened, and I could not
i*at. I was very bait-tor a long time,
but in Electric Bittern, 1 found just
what 1 needed, for they quickly re
lieved and cured me.” Best medicine
f.>r w-ak women. Sold omlrr guar-
autee by t.'. N, Burcklnltcr druggist,
Creech’s Pharmacy, at 50c a bottle..
; •so* 77
Surely you’re not jealous of your
husband ?’’
Yes. 1 am. Ho simply can’t keep
hi* eye*oil tl4«» women.”
, 4 Oii, ves, he can. You should see
lil.ii some time when he lias a scat in a
crowded car. . . . • ~ -
The Camthol Cornpany of Sa
vannah, Ga., should have shipped
last week to Port Arthur 10,000
w*
jars of Camthol to relieve th^stesr*
rible suffering of the ca,pt$p&
Russian army, caused by v/oun8|
and.frightful cojds.
Sold by— _ *“
CREECH’S PHARMACY.
' OUR NKWS B ASK KT. te --
One tnonlfi from next Saturday Pre*
ident Roosevelt will lie inaugurated f>ir
four more years of strcnuousucss.,
Tho recent trouble* in Rnsiia were,
a* It now appears, caused by riot (Ml*
work people and not hr revolutionists.
Quiet has been n sturort.
There I* no truth in tlit* alanjiing. rc-
port* of Senator Tillmnu's health
Hai ring a cold he is a* well a* ev^r.
Notwilhsratidlng the extreme cold,
with the river* frozen thick enough to
bear arlillery and severs snow storm*
Minding and chilling tlflT alr another
gimwthaUlivha* homv fought in Man,
churls. Both sides claimed the victory
hut likely nothing decisive was accom
plished. The Japanese put their loss
at 5.000 and that of tho Russian* at
twice that number killed and wounded
Yottwarry nothing and make eleven
mid I’ll unlearn and forget *11 I ever
IcMrued In the cotton market. If you
don’t get 9 cent* for it and make $198,*
<100.000 with no charge*. Sell freely
uadi i’ll warrant that some time in the
spring the market will take a decided
upward turn. Hold and you won’t get
out of the doldrums for another twelve
month*.
Y’oura very truly,
Theodore II. Price.
New York, Jan. 11.”
And the plain moral of the altuntiorj
I* that leaolutions pledging reduction
are not going to have any early effect
in atarting the price of cotton up
grade
Reduction of fertilizer*, bought ma
nnre*, I* the only remedy that will do
good quickW. If the fertiliser manu
facturer* report at the close of the cot-
nftrn planting season that there has been
a big falling off In aale* of their good*
n big Hs® 'n the price of cotton is sure
to come. The world will then have
jury convincing proof that the South
i» in true earnest and means business.
AGONIZING BURNS
are instantly relieved, znd perfectly
healed, by Btieklen’a Arnica Salvo. U
Kivcnbark, Jr , of Norfolk, Va., write*
"J burnt iiiv knuo dreadfully; that it
blistered all over. Buckle!*’.* Arnica
Salve stoppecj the pain, and healed
without’a scar.” Also IteaU a'! wound*
and sore*. 28c at (!.• N- liurckhatter
druggist, Crcech’*rf*trarmacy.
TO
MAGISTRATES.
IMPORTANT
Circuit Judge Ernest Gary has just
rendered a decision at Greenville that
the short form i f arrest warrant omit
ting the name of the State and not ad
dressed to some narticular constable or
officer, I* null and mid, in fact not any
w arrant at all, even though die name
of the State might appear on the upper
part ot the page in connection with the
ttftldavit upon which the warrant has
buen Issued.
Senator D. E. Uydrlck of Spartan-
rripsd
tanhurg wa* elceftul on Thursday
Judge of the Sixth Circuit, defeating
on the tlrst ballot botlt Judge I). A.
Townsend, theiacimbent, fUld Repre
sentative C. P. Sanders of Spartan-
bUfg ‘ ■
The wedding t ing. sav« The London
Chronicle, wa* placed on the iolt hand,
are nearest the he*rt, and on the fourth
finger because that Unger was sup
posed to have it* own “private wire”
4 in the shape of a delicate nerve) to tbe
heart. That linger, t>*o, was called
the medicine finger, acd the belief was
that by virtue of the little uerro it
could detect a dangeron* poison *lf
•imply Inserted In the liquid. From
that belief the idea that wedding ring*
—thl* ring* worn on that linger—had
special curative qualities, had it* rise.
To this day wedding ring* are rub
bed over an obstinate sty on an eye
lid.
A flower In the sick room la better
than a bouquet on the grave.
- Mother—Why did you let him kit*
you? *
^ Mabel—I couldn’t help It. I told
^MoMnr^You did?
mhli-Ye»i every ti
MBmmBnm
Under instructions of the Baptist
State Convention its Executive Com
mitiee li;.* apportioned among the As
sociations the amounts recommended
for the different benevolent object*.
For the Barnwell As sod stum they
are: State Missions ^C00: Hume Mis-
•don* $555; Foreign ^Mission* $873; Or-
plumage $525;. Agcil Ministers $110;
Ministerial Education 170: Bible J>i«-
trlbullon $23.
Savannah River Aasodation, State
Missions $700; Home Mission* $453:
Foreign Missions $878; Orphanage
$325; Aged Minister* >140: .Ministe
rial Ednciition $70; Ulhlu Distribution
$30.
The newest news In our last week’s
exchanges was the card of a Laurens
nian declining to be a candidate.
President Roosevelt I* fWlaMy- re
ported to have plainly and positively
deeiared his opposition I/' the reduc
tion of the representation of the .South
ern States, in Congress and the Electo
ral College. On Lincoln day. Kith
February he is to make a speech in
New York In which he is expected to
give his idea as to tho status of the
South In the Union.
luivo in stock full
assortment of sizes,
ONE and TWO
Horse Wagons,
which wo are ofloring. at
pw r pru cB For oils.), or part
cash; bahuice Fall, 11)05.
- f. FORMAS STILL & SONS, i
JUST - RECEIVE
TWO CARLOADS OP STOCK
MULES.
BRISSS. BU1ST & eeWPANY
I I ry,',' im
Growing Good Watermelons
tiEXT YEAR
bzn CL
’ FRAUD EXPOSED.
A few cmniterfeiter* have lately beet,
making and trying to sell imitation* of
Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con
sumption, Cough* and Colds, and otliAi;
medicines, thereby defrauding the pub
lic. This is to warn you to Tew-ire of
such people, who seek to proliT, throngfd
WTiig the rcpwraflou of remedies
yiTijch have been snccejsfuHv curing
diehase, for over 31 years. A sure pro-
”t«* you. is our iratne--on »li*
irUHHCT L Eimk fii! aH°t>vp4v4iig’s |
or Bncklen’s rem. die*, a* ail oihcr.* arc
mere imitation*. ILK. BUCKLEN A
CO., Cbicago, III., and MTndsor, Can
ada. ^ 1 &
•«>* —
Good Moricy in
GroAvinjr Larffe
Wiitei’iiielons!
fl ' — x' '/ . ....
1 have been pUniinc efieh year for
several year* from 70 to 1L?) acre.* in
Eden variety of ITatermelons, and have
made good money every year.
I secured good Eden seed to begin
with and Lara ini')roved them each
war by selecting my seed from large
and well shaped melon*.
I have them d-ned in the “hade which
will, when properly planted, always
yoTLTe VifT. TlfUTev am vmrniHmtl fnil.
1 have Kay,- lbs. of choice »eed to of
fer at. SOc per lb. '
When you send your order for seed
and wish mo to do so I will Instruct
you how to prepara. Fertilize, plant
and cultivate.
Let your order* come in at once.
I sold tbe same kind of seed over
-omth f 'atol*oa,—Georyia—and 1 iurl.A -ee ♦t-Hiayen anedon-s,
last year, which gave perfect iatisfac-- | gnarani-e these seed to
tion. • » —fir-t claS?. as good a* have
the
One car ot fine large and ritetiilim mules, just in
Vest. AH yomi^ and well shaped.
from
V r
Chanrpion prize lighter* are natu
rally stunning men.
A weak womanlsan put up a strong
bluff.
__
TUK GOOD Of.D WAY.
A severe cqld or attack of In grippe
I* like a lire, the sooner you combat it
the better your chances are 'to over
power it. But few mother* In this ago
are willing to do the necessary work
requited to give a good old-fashioned
reliable treatment, such a* would he
administered by th*»li grandmo.li
hacked by Boschee’s German Syrup,
which wa* always ■'liberally used in
connection wijfli tiie home treatment of
colds an<l is still In greater household
fovov titan any known remedy. Bur
even without the application of Hi*'
oUl-IasliijJ'.td ahi* German Syrup will
cure u severe cold in quuvk time. It.
will cure colds !u children or -grown
people. It relieves the congested or
gan*, allays the irriution. and effoc-
tivelrstops the cough. Any child will
take it. It !* invaluable In a house
hold of children. Trial si/.e bottle,
25c; regular size, 75c. For sale b>
Creech’* Drug Store ’ and Seurspn’s
Drug Store.
If so 1 e*n hci|) you start right by
suprdylng superior seed at a reasonable
price. 1
!^i»t Spring the ravage* of rat*
forced me to plant my watermelon
crop tlircc tlrn before a stand was *o-
cirred. Conscduently- my melon* ri-
ptMied ft>o late for profliaMe slilpriierir
and instead of allowing them to decav
king iruiioer from yierfectly shiipeu,
sized and ripeiMd selected market mol-
O!)*, the first on live lines:
Roth ends of each melon were cut
off and thrown.nw-av, the codon split
and the p rfcctjy ni.irored >eci| t »keii
frorn"the center and «iried wi-ji special
cure. NoM'cd w-iv saved from rejected
One of fine larjfTt* ntul medium sizetl horses, well-
shaped, the very thin# for driving, and some combination
horses which can be usec^ undiiT saiklle, in harness or with
bucbgie:©.
We will have in a fine line of the most up-to-date
buprspes that you have ever seen in this section of the
country.
WAGONS: .
We carry a most complete line of farm wagons of the
highest cnade and make, will sell you either n^one-horse
or two-horse wayon and can assure you thereno better
on the market, * ’
INVITATION.
TIIE PUBLIC G EXE HALLY
*
IS INVITED TO COME TO OUlt STABLES AND JNSPECT OUR
MULES a NT) HORSES. If you will come we avill
HAVE DRIVEN OU HIDDEN ANY ML’LK OU HORSE THAT WE
HAVE IN OLTl STABLE.
A
T
I. Furman Stiil and Sons.’ Stables
E3LACKVILLE, - - S. C. ■
BlacfoMc, S. C.
XOITGE OF FINAL "DISCHARGE
Notice I* hereby given that the tin-
Jcr»ig'ie<1 will, on F’rld:iy. February
lOth. li-O), file their tiiiiHl acemint*
with J K. S'leiiing. E-q , Judge* of
i’n*i):ito for Burnweil County, a* Ad-
rnint*tr»rnr* of the e'tates of J. X.
Mims and M’x. M. A. Mints, deceased. 1
W. S- Mims and L. M. Mims,
4 * AdtuliiDirRlore.
January 5th, 1903.
be strictly
ewr iwi-n
grown. 1 *vli| pinnt my next yaar’s
Crpiefrom see I tu the same box trom
xunrii T 'Vv'ni seTT t'»'hi v ci> t /inj' t s. i—
j on I’.aod the sooner orders hio sent in
j tlie surer fiicv w iii h.f ailed.
I Price .",9 cent* per pound, cash. A*
— tomv re.pi.iisihility I refer to anv
Mercaniilw Agency oivvespoiisiole bt;*'-
i.es» ceticerp.
HENRY D. STILL,
Blackvllle, S. C.
EDEN SEED.
Auditofs'fi/fpa/ntmerit;
MASTER’S SALE.
State of South Carolina.)
County of Barnwell. )
Court of Common Plea*.
Jno. M, Grllhn,
Pialiitiff.
Against
Hickson and Arthur Cave
Willie B.
GrttJiu.
Defendant 9.
By vinTiT of a tjccietal order j?o ttt
diiectut m the above eruijUtdj cauM\ I
nill sgll at Barnwell, in front of the
Court House, on Monday, Fcbinary-
sixth. 1905. It being saleday in said
month, within the legal hour* of soJe,
the following described real .property:
Ail that certain piece, parcel or tract
of land, containing fifty acre*, more or
less, upon which she resided at tlie
time of her dsath arid bounded a* fol
low*: ■ •
south by lands of J. C. Mc'I.KhitG
North by lands of G. W. Goodton;
East by lands of Trotti Riley &tid*We*T
by land* of ArxluizTi Caye.
Also
All that certain piece, parcel or tract
of land, captaining fifty live acres,-
more or las*, and bounded North by
th? public Koid dividing trie same trom
land* of J.. McMillan; South by
Public Kurd dividing same from lands
of 4. a. (Loodson: East by hnrtts of_
Mayer and West by lands of VV. A. All.
'I’erms c;^h, Purchaser to pay for
papers.
H. L.
WINTER EATING RUINS
STOMACHS.
Plant 10 Cents Cotton.
I have a quantity of Allen Silk Seed,
which are pure seed, small ar.ii will
yield us much seed cotton to tlie «cie
as any cotton grown and will turn out
In lint one-third, and is now—at the-
present [trice of cotton— worth and
selling at il cent*. Will sell seed st
50 cent* per bushel nt gin or will **ek
them and deliver. F. <). B. for 55 cents.
Send Hi your orders at once to'
Frank H. Creech,
Barnwell, S. C.
Or will exchange one bushel for
three busbel* of common seetl. —
Sf Now I* the Time YffTT Need MI-o-na,”
Says J. C. Creech.
Thinlcior d» moment of the extra
strain you put upon the ktomach in ike
Winter. The hearty food, the late sup
per* and the lack of exercise and out
door life all weaken and strain the
stomach, laying the foundation for
poor health and suffering.
Chronic sromsch trouble*, nervous
irritability, and eerioit* bowel and kid-
tier dhwaiu** have -oftem -deted- from a
week of extra “good liviog.” Nearly
everyone is bothered with more or les^
headache* and backaches, furred
tongue, poor appetite, dry, hacking
cough, heartburn, spot* before the eye*,
dizziness or vertigo, sleepletsness, lack
of energy, Joss of flesh or a general
weak, tired feeling.
Now is the time when Mi-o-na is
needed to repair the ravages ami wastes
the hearty eating of YVTrjter ha* caused
in the .stomndi atrd digekttvo systoitfi
This I* the only kn»#n agent that
strengthen* the stomach and uigestiva.
‘ ’ ’ ‘ ‘ r
The State of South Caroliaj.
In the Prohate,Court.
liy J.'R, J SuelljTig, E*qr: Jiiffge of 1’ro-
L-bate in Barn well County.
Wherea* Frank Anderson made suit
to nfe In grant him %jetters" of Admin
istration on the estate and effects of
Isaac Anderson, deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and ad
monish all and s'ngnlar. the kindred
and creditors of tlm said Isaac Ander
son, deceased, that they- be and up
pear before me, in tbe Court of Pro
bate to be held «t Barnwell on Tues
day. February U'.h, 1903, ilex'-, af
ter publication hereof, at. II o’clock in
tlie forenoon, to show cause, P any
tfiey have.' why the Biiid administra
tion should not be so granted.
Given under my Hand, tide 30th day
of January, Anno Domini, 1905.
J. K KNELLING,
Probate J udgo.
Published in Thk Barnwjcll Pko-
ri.K February 2nd, 1905.
organ*. *0 they oifn and wtH
digest whatever food la eaten. A Mi-
o na tablet taken before each meal will
remove all irritation. Inflammation and
congestion in the digestive organ*, and
$o strengthen them that they will ex
tract from the food all that goe« to
makegood rich blood, firm muscle and
aatcoug, healthy body.
1*1118 remarkable remedy cost* but 50
cent*, and If its use doe* eot restore
your full vigor, vitality and health, J.
C. Creech, one of the beet known drug
gist* in this section will refund Vour
money. Unbounded faith like thl* dc-
•erves your confluence.
CHOICE-
CHICKENS.
©
A bout fifty matings of the Thomp
son Strain of Burred Plymouth
' Rocks for sale.
* They have no superior* and few
equal* a* the best for all purposes.
Apply to
• MRS. W.T. CALHOUN,
Thoma*. S. C.
MONEY TO LEND.
proved
rowers. Rate* reasonable.
Apply to John B. Palmer & Son, Co
lumbia, nr Robert Aldrich, Attorney at
Barn we) I. 2mos.
FINE MILCH COWS.
. • s
milch
Parties desiring fine
please write to
cow*
’Will Mil
lor beef cattle.
w. c. sm mi,
Wicuarox^B. C.
for cash or exchange
The Comitx Amirtor or hi* repre-en-
talivo will till the following appoint*
mcnti - lor ihe pmiii'.-c of taking u
~T>L
trtlrn*. All tax pay era are'requested to
mcet liiot prepared t > make proper re-
turn of ail personal property and alt
transfer* of Krai Estate nude miicc
January, l»l. Careful atlcniit-ii lo
lhe*e matter* Vail save twrtti’fax payer
and Aipliuir firtlire if*<itLie-.- 5
BiiTPv.cil : . Satur lav, -1
•* Mnu'in, •* 6
,'1'utviiav, “
>7
Store
4-
p
. . .r-day, “ }•
Fcrirnary 20 n, Ajter
. W > tlursi
r*r
Eik.*; .
U‘ ilii»t.or,:
Kcmn-iiy *
Barnwell ur.ii
wbitU) .*;> f>cr cent, will tie arfo'ed on a.I
pcraoiial property not .vturriedr |
W. H. DUNCAN,/
County Auditor.
Dec. 8rh, 190-1.
State of Smith Carolina, i *
Con ut v of Bui n .veil. /
Court of C'immon I’lea*.
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Bank of
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County of Barnwell.
Court of Common
MASTER’S SALE.
State of South Carolina, |
Pica*.
CarolinoC. Moulton.
■ .. ’ Plain tiff.
Against
Dora Baldwin, et. al..
Defendant*.
By virtue of a decretal order to me
directed 111 tin; above entitled eau.e, 1
will sell at BainVell, in front of the
CourtHouse, on Monday, February th«*
sixth, 1905, it being saleday in said
inoirth, within the legal hours of sale,
tlie following described real property:
•‘All that tract of land known a» part
of the Jack Ashley place, altuatn in the
County and htate ti'nrosaid lu the town
of Elko, containing twenty-five ncrW
anti bounded a* follows; On North by
8. C. R. R. and on all Vther sides by re-
■mainder-of Aahlev land* dcaerHied iff a
survey made by G M. Green, Surveyor,
made at a *take on K C. Ji. K. on laud
South 25, We*t 12 chain*, to stake
thence North 70 . West 18 50 chain* to
stake, thence North 25. East 1C chain*
to stake at S C R. R.. and thence down
to It. it. to tho starting point.”
Term* Cash. Purchas r to pay for
papers.
ILL. O’BANNON,
—Master.
« Mitster** Onice, January 4lh I9i05.
J'.lm “O Gorman,
Mordiant* • and I’lanP rs
Blaekville.s e., Plaintiff,
Against
J. K."H$)r. Andrew - Sitoond*.
■Mnntiui v G. W. \ViHiam* J,r., I'. F.
.Ii)iv‘*. n. Kl.itto, I..K Mallhdtantt)®.
fi. V kenneriy, A. 15. Holme* Jr., >V.
f) M<‘M 111 an. M r*. M. J. Rowe.^ A.('
'-Uibbto^-L. Izia-r,- J<4in oTiorman’
James FTiryfe/jotm McB. Bean in Ids
,-rfwn rt^irrnrnrgrTfrgT wlih ffiHpp?;
Phililns and Jo*.. B. Sneltli-jq Kxfint-
tort of the «NI of D. L. Bean, Mrs. i».
I. Bean, •La* D Bean. D. E. Bean,
Thoma* Bonn, Victoria Bean,' A dee
Bean, H A. Salley, L. C. Stephen*,
Wm. Morrison. J. A^ STnyrll, .1 C.
Kilgo. F. W, and O. A. 'Cigener. I*. K.
.Trouche. W I* Gelzcr, E F/ePrri k A,
\V. i'rr*. tis/Expuitpr of the will of J.
C. Welters. drce;tseil. N. A. Uni t, I'.
~W m ; Fm'reII, (’aroliua Saving* Bank.
Clara V. Do ienhoff, G. A. W igeneT,
G f<. We.issinger, J. R. Fuime ,
Thoma* M. Waisli. Administrator rf
the -estate of CL* R. Wal.-I>, decearod,
Myrtus V«. Slaitii.ews, Strauss Bmp,
E. k. Hammond. U. M. Quale J/H. K.
MiUious. J. F. N«*rrls. James Kiontan.
C. A. Ofo'engui, D. M. Johuatotf and
Waiter T. Jones,
DeTendant*.
TO THE DEFENDANTS above
named: ✓
YOU A RET I ERE BY SUMMONED
and required to answer tli« Complaint
in tills aetion, of w hich a copy is here
with served upon vou, and Pr serve a
copy of vour anawe r to SU L! I Cimj plai n I
on the subscriber*-at their oflice in
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DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
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H g-BANK-of B A R N VV ELL.
CAPITAL., - /- -
SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS
$60,000.
- $30,000,
MONEY .kepMh jr.nr hoof-* may be lost'by Uieft-cr Are. ivposit it with as and
trsTi.-fi r tlu> re-po’.^iliiiitv.
\\ i- (-.irrv.! I'fl i!. • it IN>TTIANTI ? . l’ROT*CTfON. end hsvo firf-pr-w.f rrinias.
Tlat-baMt rf drp»~» s *{n'g wtth re will iuv-- ?nu na' y a «i«>!Kr tinrf angl.t U-onwiwljr
Fpeet if k-pr i.i y.-ur jss’k. ts. ( ONTii \( T TIIF. HABIT NOA.
The c-nvi nii-iup lu.j s^tety of p>y.ni; a!l your obhgctiiin* by cheek* once tried,
wftt n.-r-r t-e e:v* , i r.p.
< hecka and draft* can I*' »-af«;Iy sei.tto us bv eaii rritteu! I tins regirtirc.1
Either« >11 in pi-won and open 11:1 aveount v'.th ns or v.r.n vrt
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lilTLEK 11 UJOOD, Vice rtesident.
vr. AM, ( Cddcr.
. VV. M.l.W II.LL, A.-st. Outlier.
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TO BUYERS!
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JUST Rid ElVED-k r MY SALE
STABLES IN \71LLLSIUN
„Two Cars of Mulss
—AND —
Ono Car of Horses.
T’.icy arc not e’.timed to be the
best ever st:ipprd into tlie
State, but thev are inferior to
t'Oi!!* th'.t have ever been
• brought across tlie Savannah
River,
Coute to ace tl.efh inti your
own good judgment will be
satisljed that no mark.'t in the
South offer* ia'tter sUHtk or
uiakcs fairer t>rtce.«.—
Treasurers Notice.
Trea-orer- Oiiic'*. Barnwell County,
S. ( >ept. 17:h liX>L
Trie T••rasmi-UsOfilce will lie open
for rite coiie-t on ».| rl<e taxes levied
for f’.iOl from tii- 1 Atri t!-.v of Orroher,
tDCI, un iltlie I5th day of..March, 19057
ifiein-h'O.
Th- l A.mrviUtattriu tax w ! 1S be rectir-
e."' u.-.til Fi t.ruary l«t. IW> t
From the M d*v of January 18(53 nn-
ti 1 the 3l*t riav of January. a j^n-
.iltv ot 1 percent, will be a'ttb.d to all
tittpalil taxes. Fnon the 1st. day of
Februorv, IW'o, to ibc 2Ftri t)ay of
Febriiary.slfiiA. a penalty of 2 per cent,
will be added to a’l unpaid taxes.
Fiont tlie Dt dav ot Man h. 1905. until
1 lie 13th iiav of vlan li. IVIX). S p.'iiaUy
of 5 per cent, will Is' added to ail ut
paid taxes.
LEVY.
In Dim. of MOO .nil ups.ril.. on hr- jjQj.jf.p JFEG Ul.ATlNQ WOltKIXG
provoO f,r- Uod. lerm, tonuit bor-f u ' > |-i i-.i.n BOADij, A.-
In parstiance of Act of .General A*-
aiathlt* •ilMir* V*>f1 it'saht* 97th 1 (WL1 •
setubly, approved Fehy. 27th, 1!K)4;
the County Boyy«| of“C<Mnmi*9ioiier*
have fixed which person* Jla-
hie to road duty shall work the road*
at four dnya during tlie year, and
when Commutation Tax is paid in lieu
of work, the amount D fixed at Two
DoIUrs, to be paid on or-before Feb*
ruarv in each year. 7
O. W, Barker, Supervlaor.
K. C. Itoherts, Jr., Clerk.
Barnwell, S. C , Oct. 3tL.f«H. .
Barnwell, S- G. within twenty dav* al
ter the service liereof; exclusive of tiie
day of such service; and if you fail to
answer trie Complaint wishtn the time
aforesaid, tho plaintiff in thi* action
will apply t" the Court for the relief
demanded In tbe Complaint.«- •/
Dated 2Mi January A D 1908
(L. S.) W. Gilmore, Simtr.s, C! C P.
—zr- j,- . Mate* A Sltnms, -
I’laiiitill’fP'Attorneys,
To the Defendants : L. V. Kennerly
J C Kflgo.-CTJtra V. DouenliuU, Ja< D.-
Bean, James Riordan. Straus* Bros ,
Andrew Kimonit*. F. F Jones. Mrrtu<
V. Matthews, Thos Bean, Ml** C. A,
Ottolengul, A R. Holmes, Jr., ami L.
T. Izlar. ,
You will take notice that the Com
plaint in the above entitled action, to
gether with the Summon*, iu now oar-
fileln the office «f*etu» AMerF'Ntf' tlie
Conit of Common Pl«i^* Inandforthe
County of Barnwell, State of, South
Carolina.
v Rate* .% Slttirn*,
Plaintiff'* Alu.ruey*.
January 2Jth 1905.
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... I .141 agent for tlie ; ale of PieiB
‘—•‘■eray-.igL.a.*-
m»et, and Hii>l.iiry-W;>gin;a ai;.l
SuiKh ami Continental
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Bug-
In.material, wofkmansliip. fin-
isri uriil hts'le they ace «* near
perfection a* humaii _*kill qan
make them. 1
Before buying eincwticre give
me trio opjwrtunity to please
amhpro.rtt yon.
li. A. KENNEDY.
LAND SURVEYING.
Al.'-VIfJWf,.' 1 m 1
I take pleasure Jq. Informing my
many friends and former client* that I
am prepared to give them my best ser
vice* in-Land Surveying. With (igli-
tcen year* practical experience I am
corrtkhrulJli.U 1 can give complete sat-
s faction. .
“ Repay liu»u
SpertuLKrhnct Levy.
I tf ill : Cedar Grove, OM GolninMa,
-2 Mill: Allnndale. ittvrtiarv Br»n ,- b.
T’.lackviIlc, I>oiibI»»fR«utd- Elko, Kdi»in,
Fsirtax. Fri. n.lslrrp, flculieg .''priiig.:,
Kline, l.ces, Morris, Ne*r F(»r»'*t. Oak
Grove, R**edv Branch. Sei^iaig. Seven
I*iQe*,—Sycatayte (No. 31,)’ Tinker’*
t'vet-b , 1,| M , ,, ii,," ‘| n 1 '11 ' ■ - ■
3 Mill*: Uim.-r, Owens !V ,ils Road*.
-Hiikory Hill, Caves, Earl**, trrea.*
Cy-yu-e^-sr—^— - - ■
2! tf M ills W Ulisfon.
1 Mills; Hercuies.
■fj4 M ills : Baruweil.
J. B. Armsfrong’,
County Treasurer.
Allendale, S. C.
R. C. Mixson.
Nov. lat, 1901.
Ycxer D. Tornienter 64369,
JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN
DALE HERD,
Pronounced nnasnally handsome-fine
dairy form. “There stretch behind
him along every line tlie finest dairy
blood In the world.” Ry blood and in
dividuality he 1* at the top of tlie Jor ,
sey breed. His dam tc'ted Ssj gallon*
of milk and 23 ib*., 4 oz.; Iils^grand
dam 23 lbs., 5 oz*., and Id* great grand
dam23 lb*., 3 nzs. of butter -In *even
day* He lias 14 sUters giv’ng as liigh
as 22 lbs. of butter in seven dav*.
Registered Jersey heifer* bred to this
bnll, anil three of his son*, all sotidicnl-
^ored ami grand individuals^ tiow foi^.
sale,. Write for iredigrees and pnrtlcu-
iurii to ,
GLENDALE DAIRY,
. Beruwel!, 2.C. -
For Stati? purpose*
“ Constitutional S h0<4
“ Ordinary County
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Mt. JSO. P. LEE, JIL,
Dentist,
. WH.LISTON, S. C,
Win whrk j\py where In the coantry
by speeial appointment. tf 1
C. F. Caliioan, P. I Bactiaglaa
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CalJiotin^’& Co
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