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T^e Barnwell People. JKO. V. HOLMES, Editor 1 Prop’r. LARGEST COCSTT CftttCLATIOS. rrr«p.~ •*' x ■-rr.'M.vff THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 18, 1003. ,.r The pr«M*nt liOgUI»tur« not ile- wrvii bl*m« for the tbln^i U hm rwt done. On the contrary it should rath* er ro«^v# pralac than conaura. Tho*e dl«po*»*(l to ln<Mlffp in re proving crUk'Wra Should remember that many ol Um law mokcra ubo*en JastiKovenjber were new men. havlfig general good Iden* of public HiDtlra but lacking training In legltiatbm at well aaaccurate knowledge of extiting law* and condition*. The aesalpn now drawing to a clo«* )na been very much In the nature of a training *cliocd for them when they meet again next .lanuary they will ho far bettenqitalHicd and equipped to do work that will ttand the teH* of public opinion, the Ingeniou* attack* of the lawyer* and the ruling* of the judge* without leaking or ripping. It Uprobable that** u*ual with new Legislature* some of the new member* liavo already talked theinmdvei to deatli and wlli be less liwevldeui'o next aeaslon. As to the value ol the w ork already finished or that may bo completed be fore adjournment it is of course Impos sible to nuke proper "estimate* a* yet. Recently Congressmen Joe Johnson of Spartanburg, Wyatt Aiken.pf Abbe ville and Ed ward Finley of Yorkvllle have been at thoAVhlte House, talking with the President about flic appoint- mautiiL*JudgeXilC. the. new Federal Dlstript.lpat i%uy be established in Western upper Car^ll'ia, At this distance and according to our Interpretation of the press reports seems that the aforesaid Congressmen went in the iole of suppliants, to en treat his Excellency that ho would ap point to the new scat on the Bench resident of the new DUulot. The President was agreeable and diplomatically non cmniniTttaTTrtytpffl stating that he preferred “a grind lt« publican” for (lie place but that fulling to flml one be would givetLip^plaee to a Democrat. Now it appears to us tint the said Congressman missed a good opportuul ty of calling the President to law, and to remind him that hi*'duty to the American people demand* of him the appointment of the best man to judicl al office. Possibly such tendered advice mlgh have made them persona 1 non grant 1 at the White House. Yet it might on the other hand Have put the Prod dent to thinking along a line whh-h hi* mind haa not travelled and suggested that the Southern State* should not al ways be regarded and treated as con quered province*, nor the Democrat* be classed below Republicans in abili ty, reliability ami patriotism. As the District stands little Chance of being created this session' they may have another chance to take our advice find talk straight. " ^ DEATH*. Clerk W. Gilmore Simms received a telegram on Tuesday announcing the death of Judge Rowe of Charleston, formerly of llarnwell. Mrs: ITcrtom E. Giles tiled xt her home In Aiken on Saturday, after a short lllne**. She left two children, one about two year* old, the other only odavs She wa* a.(laughter of Caps. J. N. ITanklnsou of VViiito Pond. In Barnwell countr aho bad many rela* Hve* sn»l friend* who slmve in the sor row that lid* mysterious PrdvIdeneC Pii* brought to the bereaved devoted husband, loving parents and gentle or phan lives robbed of the pruiccliujr mother love. j Mr. II. Melville Myer*, Sr., died In Colunibia on the Oil, in*t.. aged about U Jousts His bud r was hroiig^ |o hi* old homo and buried In the, family section In Aha Baptist cliurchrard on. Friday. Ho wa* a native of Tennessee and came to Barnwell a* a teacher before the war between the Stale*. Be was admitted to the Bar, married here and made this hi* home iiofil the removal of (’apt. U. B. Hammet, hi* son-in- law, to Columbia. He had been In falling health n number of year*. »•«» DEACON 11. J. if AIR. LONG BRANCH PHILOSOPHY. We have read the many new bill* in ♦rodneed in tho Legislainre and are £ lfd to know that *o small a peruea- ige became the law of the iaml. I’hai In our mind I* correct. I>o as little h« possible, come home as often ns possi ble, *tay the forty days and the more bill* you kill the tietter for the people. Vote awav ail the rax munev hut no more, take good care of the "Tarrlpln >>usine*a'' and so make your calling and next election sure. Our bleu of legislation may diflTcr from most people. IVo think on thD wise: Let the members go up to Co Junihls, have a good time,, get the bon or if there he any left, kill lU-20th* of {the measures'brought up, stay and least the forty days allowed by the constitution and alway roinembwr not . -totey to^do nuythtHg We don’t feel like there would be much economy Tn tiTennlal session*, but it may be for want of proper un- T’dWWtanding. All tlia common countrymari' can tTb is to plod along in the furrow bvliiud the plow, with plenty of time to think, but witli thinking facilities poorly do veloped. While the great wheel* of Ktate and nation are being turned lie knoweth not how and . like Bones was when hi* love died, he don't care much, provided he Is permitted by Providence and 'his government to make a support for Ids family. * But, alas, the gloomer the prospect the tighter he i» squeezed and gcneral- • ly the poorer lie Is the worse he i* lound up, but bo has been helped to Sml patent dou> and chunk meat, ha« lived bard.- had 4iuUg«*tbm all tbo res r and in the Fall, after being charged 80 cems on the dollar more foV goods than they could be bought for cash, owe* a big account. The cotton crop is poor, the price still poor er, and the poor fellow Hods after his taxes are paid that lie is worse off than at the beginning. We have often lliougkt'that every Industrious, sober man ought to have a living fiTr lit* work and If we uan’t farm for our selves let the land grabber do nil tho farming arpi work for them rather than buy everything on time and nev er be able to pay for it. Blah Mai. ThU beloved and (althfql disciple of C^ri-t fell on sleep at his liome^reTr Black vide, in barn well County, on Thursday morning, the !bh Inst , after a brief illness of pneumonia, in liTs’ seveutv sixth year. Brother JLiir was one of tho best known and best beloved citizens in Barnwell County. He joined the Long Branch. Baptist Church ililrty six year* ago, but moved his membership to Healing Springs ju*t a few yens, later, and was a consistent member until til* death. He was a deacon of this body during the latter years of hi* life. In hi* death, I he IlealiHg Spying- Church sustains an irreparable loss, lie loved hi* countrv and‘~ bi* own county, but his yhurch and ids home wore hi* prido and joy. He reared an Interesting family of four girl* and thiee, bn\* \\lio survive him. Hi* eldest son i* a deacon in this church and superjutendpht of his Sun day School. His other t.vo.son*. J; K. Hair, pastor of the liutl Bapli-t church in Union, and Rev. S. I*. Ilulr, pastor of eltiirches in Barnwell Association; ar^ faithful ministers of the gospel. ^ BrotU**r..,..nalr was a Confederate soldier, having been a member of the 3l*t south ('arolijia Heginn nf. He married 17 years ago, and the companion of Id* bosom survives him ami iius U»e svmp»i-hv of a-bvega circle of relati ve* and frlemlfT—* ' Brother Hair, was Indeed a prominent figure In his conimiinity and churcli and we yxtend to them and to hi* family eur slucere-t sympathy and miinmend timm to our Lord 6f com fort in their sore bereavement. Hi* luneral was eondneted by Rev. D. II. t'rosland, one of Id* former pa-- tor*. and Id* remain* were luiil to rest In the Itlackviile Cemetery on Friday, at one o’cloek, in the presence of a large concourse of relatives nod friends. CL M. B. POISONS IX-FGmb- Perhaps you don’t realize that ninnv pain posaoos originate In vnur food, but •ome day you may feel a twinge ol dyspepsia lliat will convince you. Dr. King's New Idf* Pills are guaranteed to.cure all sickncs* due to poisoni of undigested food—or jnNney liaok. 2'n: at N. Bnrckhalter'* drug store, Creech’* Pharmacy. Try them. ' President RooscvetirwripOnrin good com pan V next Monday, Toy on that date he \yill receive the CommiUco ajr- pointed by tho New* Orleans Cotton Growers’ Convention to confer with Idm. the Secretary of Agriculture ati4 eottoii mill uieii to arrange mclbods Tor enlarging A merlta's with other conlitrie*. colion trade THE GOO BOLD WAY. Senator Tillman left home on Sun day for Philadelphia pi cnii«ult Dr. Wharton Sinkler and other *|>eciali*ts about id* health. He I* not scrioos'y Jli but Id* Improvement has been so slow that Dr. J. W. Babcock,' h'S pby- shrbm. lid vised this cottite «HwT wltb Idm, The Senator I* ‘cheerful and will remain in Philadelphia as long as necessary. — — AGONIZING BURNS arc Inetaotly relieved, and perfectly healed, bv Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. C. Kiycnbark, Jr , of Norfolk, Va., write*: ’•I hnrht my knee dreadfidly; that it WE Blistered till over. Hucklen’s Arnica Salve *topp»-dahe pain, and tn-aled It witliout. a scar.” Also heal- all wounds and sm-cs. 27>c at C. N. Bmckhaller, druggist, Creech's Phanuacy. Tho LezDIaturoon Tuesday elected It. W. Memmlnger of Ciiarleston and Georga K. Prince of Anderson Judgea of tho new Ninth nod Tentli Circuits. GRAVE TROUBLE FORESEEN. It needs hut little foresight, to tell, that when your stomach and '’liver are badly affected, grave trouble is ahead, unless von take the proper medicine fur your disease, as Mr*. John A. Young, of Clay, N. Y., did. .she say*:.*’! had. neuralgia of the liver and stomachy inx heart was weakened, and I could not cat. I was very had foy n long time, but in Electric Bitter*, l found ju-t ivlint t needed, for they quickly re lieved and cured me.” Best, medicine for w ak women. Hold under, guar antee by C. N. Burckh.liter druggist, Creech’s Pharmacy, at TOc a bottle. 1 The one consoling ftict-ln la-t week’s blizzard weather was the complete bottling trp“of Atlanta for four day*. FRAUf) EXPOSED. A few counterfoitcr* Irate lately been making and trying to sell imitations of Dr. kjng’s New Discovery for Cnn- -omptiou, Cough* and Cold*, and other medicine*, thereby dcfriinrttngThe pnb- Mi:. 'I’M* i* to am you t > b< w wrc ot such poo|i'o,'who scck to |»rotit, thrortgli stealing the reputation of remedies whicli have heen suceessfully curing dlsca-e, for over 3\years. A sure prt>- tectlou, to you, i* our name on the wrapper. J,ook for it, on all Dr. King’* or Bnckleii’s remedies, a* ajlnthet* kTe mere imitations, ILK. BUCKLES it CO , Chicago, III., and Wlndvor, Oatr- ada. I t LATEST A.N0 BEST SEWS. • l-if Pre.vrip.flor.s the Specialty th^ year round ui Burekhalier’s Druj Store. pyNuorially’s Delicious ( ar. ly re- e;-;vo t fn-s'i weekly by Express— bun lilmiter's Diu^ Store. r-erf ioisl (iardeuing weather will (■ci'ile Minw.-|i:TC Hie lie-tt,aritr-r f*ir;l are here Hlr'inly at hifilter’s Drug Sion 1 , in hulk and In paper*. They einhraiT every cnxI vorfitabla■ froni the eur-iest to the labv-t utk! hkc hurckiialu-r's Kyo Seed iitu>r fail. Jyrtienuine Rocky Fori Canta loupe Seed direct from Colorado. j.3jfr(ienuinc (leor/.i.v Battle Snake Melon seed struigiit from ileorgia and j^rT)>ooriiri»al and an-tirrassahle thippliig Kola fiem Sued at iturL-k- H halter’s Drug Store. - • Hi .-K*rn .Hi Fat **>***•£• A severe cold or attack of la grippe i* like a tire, tho sootier you combat it (lie belter your ehauc-e* are to over power it. lint few mother* io this age are willing to do the necessary work required to give a good old-fashioned elialile treatment, such a* would he ailmioi-tercd by their grandmother*, backed by l!o*cliee’* German SyTiip, which was always 4iberalfv user! in (‘onnectioii with the home treatment of colds and i* still in greater house hold favor than any known remedy. But evert without, the Application of the Id-fasliiAneti aid* German-Syrup will cure a severe cold In quick time. It will euro wohln In ebPdfen or grown people. It relieves the congested .or gan*, allays the irritation^ and effec tively stops tbc.congii. Any cliild will .bike it. It i- invalnalilc in a house-, hold of chndrert.-Trial idze hotnc, ahe; regular size, 75o. For sale by rcech’s l>rug Store and Searson’s Drug Store, ii»l As I will reduce * my ^cotton b»vc ifi stock full assortment of sizes, ONE and TWO Horse Wagons, which we nrc offering at low jN'ieos for cash, or part cash; balance Fail, l!M)o. I. FURMAN STILL A SONS. TWO CARLOADS OF STOCK fVILJL_EEv3. BRIS0S, BUIST & 00MPANY- Good Money in Growing Large Watermelons! for I have been planting each year several years from 70 to PJJ acre* in Ktleii variety of Watermelon*, mul have nindc gnod money every yeatr d secured good Eden sred to begin with ami • liavo improved them each r> ur by selecting and well -.haped melon* 1 liavQ them duett in the’shade which wl!!. when propet"!v p!nnb‘i:, alvv.Hyi, Do You Wish io make mom ■* » . ■ • ' Crowing Good Walcrmafons KEXT YEAR FROM ED£flS££D? If so I can help you start right by supidying superior seed at a reasonable price.. L»«t Spring the ravages of raf* . forced me to plant mv watermelon my seed from large i C | 0 p three tiuv 1 * tvefore n stand was so- cured. Con-equetdly my i.ielon* rl- Eened too late fi>r WoUtahle -hipment og them Id (bea v and in»tend of allowl L s»v*mI -eed in the following painsta king manner from |>erfectly shaped, sized and ripened selected market mel ons, the first on live vines: Both oods of each melon were cut come up. h* thev uni sound and full. I have 150') !ha. of choice seed to of fer at 60c per lb. When you send your order for seed ami wish me to do so 1 will instruct [ ymlliow to prepare. Fertilize, plant «fL ani i thrown awrtv, the melon split and culm ate. land the perfectly matured ifoed taken ■I^t your orders cornedn at once. ) from th e center .and dried with special Isold the same kind of sred oyer CHr ,.. N„ seed were saved from rejected ^oiuii ( Hrolftm. Gewr^ia ar.d or d^Oiiyeil last year, which gave perfect, eutisfac- j | goarai^tee these seed to he strh tty first chta.j, a* good :ii“ liaTe cvrr been grown, i will plant r.iv next yb.tr’* Iron. ¥ If If ¥¥¥¥¥ /. Furman Stiil, Bia chide, S. C. TO KENT. -The Home Tract, eontairiing sixty a'Tc*. jnore or le**, on my i’rice Flacj on.the Augu*ta Rosd. near Barnwell. Mrs. Fanny M Simm*, Barnwell, S. C. I crop trom seed in the same box from which I will sell to my customer*. A* I have only ao<> tAouswml pound* on liand'the sooner orders arc sent in the surer they will he lilied. Price otl reifT* per pound. ea*h. A* I to my responsibility i refer to anv | Mercantile Agency or responsible busi- ’ ness concern. One* ear ol fine large and hietlium mules, just in from file West. All young and well shttped. — HORSES. ~ . ™ qn 1 ,! eftp' ( )’f fi £ Targe" aiftl hTKmttm sizt^rl diorse^ ttHF— —< fihc|>etl, the very tiling for driving, and some combination horses which ean be used under saddle, in harness or with gears. BUSSiES. We will have in a line line of the most up-to-date _-ggics that you have ever seen in this section of the country. ~ - WASONS. We carry a most complete line of farm wagons of the highest grade and rnnlay'wili sell you either a one-horse or two-horse wagon a.iVef can assure you there^is no better on the market, INVITATION. THE PUBLIC GKNEBALLY IS INVITED TO COME TO OUR STABLES AND INSPECT OUR MULES and HORSES. If you will come we yriLL HAVE DRIVEN OR HIDDEN ANY MULE OH HORSE * Til AT WE i HAVE IN OUR ST ABLE.- tJ. Furman Stiii and Sons.’ BLACKVILLE, - - S C. > >> > »»» > % w . -— 49 'ii' .V W i ♦ 'V DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY —!\- Plant 10 Cents Cotton. I have a quantity of Allen Si Ik Seed, which arc pure seed, .mall and will vie id a* m iiidij.ecd. cotton fo the acre a* nnv c«>:ton grown and wi:l turn out in lint om-tiiird, and ! s now—at the present pi ice of .cotton—worth ami soiling at II cents. Will se‘11, seed 6i'cent* per husliel at gin or will sack them and deliver. K. O. B. for‘65 cents. Send in your orders at ouce-tu * Frsjik_ il., ( rcViTL. 1 KarnwWi, ST; Or will exehaiiga one hn.-bcl for three busBeU of common seed. HENRY D. STILL. Blackriile, S. C. EDEN SEED.. Auditor's Appointments The tatlv he £onnty Auditor orhi* repre*en ve^ill Hit tne foil ,,1 ^merits for th I'C I'll acreage I offer a limited quantity of at 50 cents per bushel, check to accmrlpany order. These seed were saved from seed bought direct from King, the <«irt gin after, add are ’strictly "pure hdving been sclectedTor my own use.'’ If v«h» witth "■^Hniccoedi plawti King Seed, they arc King’s by name and in every excellence., H. D. Still,’ ■Bl'aceytivi f., S. C. nraufort prbpbr arc alreadv prepor- ng to entcrisin thn annual mcoting of he Grand Lodge. K. of 1\ next May. 4*All tiling* come to those that wsit.” Congress has at last appropriated $3 - Pll to pay 21 Missouri and Kansas pa rs for advertising Indian lands ftr *ale in 1874. i’ROTEUT YOl’KSi. t.F AGAINST GERMS KILLED BY A WOMAN, > About 0 o’clock Saturday morning a pedler named Grccnhnrg was shot and Instantly killed near Givhans, Dor- ..efctMter county, by Mrs. Doc la T. Biv ens, wife of State Senator John D. -tdv decompose U. Bivena. Greenburg bad been arretted a weak before for Intuiting Mrs. Biv ens and on Ms promise to quit the town was released and (be prosecution dropped. He returned Friday night, culling at the Bivens residence. Mrr. Bivens raised an alarm and a mtinber of aeighbnra went to her assistance. ! ' pretnlsf* were searched and ttfl found in an out bouse or rpom. When asked why he had flss answered that be bad done 1 request of Mrs. Bivens. Hi* >1(0 raged her that she rained ‘'^14'a shot gnn and abet him in- I’eople Wirh Weak Stomachs Most Lia ble to Catch DUease. When the stomach and digestive or gan* are weak, the food dues not digest and lliere is a sour, *liiny, fermenting ina**. making it an jdf»f spot fun the dlsca-c germs to imilnply. The only way to protect yourself against di-ease germs is to strengthen the stomach and digestive organs, and Mi on a is the only agett so far as is known that wl.l accompli-ll this. The ordinary medicine that Is taken for indigestion and stomach troubles i* adrertisoJ to act upon tlie food alone, and lienee can give no more ithan tem porary relief. Mi o na ta^ir certain cure in nil cases of stomach trouble*, excepting cancer, because it enables tho stomach snd digestive organs to act in the way Nature intended tiier should. Drug* cannot digest the food ; they aim- x- If you suffer with distress aftqj eat ing, pain* in the head, chest, sidca ami back, belching of gases and undigested food, had taste in the mouth, dizziness, or vertigo, heartburn, variable appe tite, sick- headichs,-.spots before the eyes, and have a general fceliug of des pondency, weakness and debility you should at once strengthen the stomach and digestive system by the use of Ml- o na. There 1* no liquid,' no alcohol,, no spoonful does with Mi o-na. Just one simple tablet out of a rtftv cant box before eating, and your stomach will sooft become so strong and healthy that y,ou will he germ proof. A*k J. V. Creech to sIkiw yon the guarantee un- wnlch he sella Ml o-ua; coat* M ASTER’S SALE. State of South Carolina,) c ounty of Barnwell, i Court of Common Fleas. Harry Alien, t’laintiff. Against t Jas. R. Allen, Jno II. Allen, HarfyT? Allen, Sarah J. William*, Laura A. Allen, Harry W. H-cve*, Kate C. Dukes aUCLAnria S. Hccycs, Defendants. - . NOTICE. All persons are hereby warned not to liunU flalt, haul straw or wood, make roads or path* nor in any other way to tre*pasTmi the lands of tlm roHdw iiig : R. M. Willis, Dr. W. T. Willis, Dr. F. M. Willis. Williston, S. 0., January 13lli, 1905. NOTICE TO DKBTOKS-AND CREDITORS. ’ AH person* indebted to tho estate of Dr. R. C.~ Roberta, ttrceased, 'are re- ejuested to make, payment, and all per son* holding claim* against said e-tare are requested to present the same, duly attested to R. Creech Roberts, Executor. Jail. 3'J‘li, MMtt, ^ , . SHERIFF’S SALE.; South Carolina, South Carolina, 1 karoweij County j Lauftt hi. Fricster, Plaintiff, vs Jones II. C. All, Defendant. ditliliWga thereon-. ' And hounded ore BT"Virtue of atterretal ni^frr to-tr^ T) s-xcrrirrby^sThTT- MTeTnrT-SotTth-Trr Hay Street; Last by Estate of W. P. Wilcox and Cloyc and Wist by Gage Street. Levied upon a* the property of Jones H. C. AH to satisfy the above execu tion and cost*. Terms cash, purchaser to pay for pa pers. ' ’ FRANK II. CREECH, directed in ihe above entitled yau-e, 1 will sc 11 tat Barn w^lU=rHi fiont of the Court House, on Monday, 'larch sixth, 1905, It being saledav in said 'iiionth, within the legal lioura pf sale, tlie following described real property : All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situate in the County of Barn- welf and State of South Carolina, con tatning sixty Hve acres, bounded as follows: ^ . K , On North by Tract No. 3, assigned to John H Allen in deed of partition of lands of esta’e of J. W, Allen ; East by land*of W. A. All; South by Tract N«. 3, assigned to Mary W. Reeves iu said partition and West bv Tract No.*, a*- slgnod to Katie 0. Dukes iu said parti tion, the partition leforrcd to being bv deed, which I* recorded In book 6 S., page 42(1 In office of Clerk of Court for Barnwell County. Terms Cash. Par.-haser to pay for papers. -l—„—”,—— . B. I.. O’ B AN NO N Master. Master’s Office, February 10th 1905. FINE MILCH COWS. milch cow* Partly* de*lrlng'' , flhe please write to W.C. SMITH, . WtLuaxo.v.S. C. £4P“WIII sell for cash or exchange tor beef cattle. ’ . For Sale. Pair of Hnv large match muiet; also wagon and'larnes* compiete. yO v . Rlohardson. 1 By virtue of an execution to me di rected by W. Gilmore Simms, Clerk of tfia Court of Common I’.'ea*, T have till* dav levied upon and will *?l| to the highest biddur for cash, i-i front of the Court Hnu«o on the Gth dav of M .«treh-.’Ar*Drr»or>T at Ifrntrwiw, 3>e4wg the regular *alc*day In said mouth, the rollov.ing described property to wit: All timt certSTh lot or parcel of land in the towp "’of Allendale, with the following apt*oii:;- muurpo*e of taking tax r* rn*. Ail tax payees are requested‘to meet him preiuired tqmake proper re turn oU^Ji i>er*j>na! (>r<«»eri v and al! -tnnisfers of Meal E*i*o made -irme lanuary, 19i>l. Carcdul AtTchtlon fr tl:e*c matters wiH sarw both tax payer and Auditor future trouble. Barnwell : ’ Saturday, “ “ MemJay, ” Elko: Tuc—day, 4 ‘ Williston: Wednesday ” Kemsrjlv’* Store : '! liur.-:ht<‘. •* liaxJiweli uuLil i\-hru*iv 20th. after which 3;> per cent, will he added on all personal property.not returned. IV. H. DUNCAN, County Auditor. Dec. Stb. 1904. Stare of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. Court of Common Fleas. — Summon.* For Relief, (-Complaint Sened.) John O'Gorman, Receiver of the Planters Bank t»C Merchants and Blackvillc. S. C„ Flaintl ^galost - J. E. H ;ir. Andrew Simonrt*. F, "Man to ah, LT. AV. William* Jr.. F.P. Jones, 11. Kialte.^L ti. MeHn-hampo L. V Kennerly, A.-15. Holme* Jr., W. IT. 3L;M ilia 11/J4 rs..Jff. JA-.-C 1)14)17)0, L. T. Izlar. John O'Gorman, fame* Doyle. John M 'B. Bean in hi* iwp rigW* and together with Da'-id V. FhilUp* and Jo*. B. Smith as Execu tor* of,the »;i;i of I). L. Bean, Mr*. It. (/. Bean, Jas. D Bean, D E. Bean, Thpmas Bean, Victoria Bean, Alice Beau, H. A. Salley, L. O. Stephen*, WMorrison,. J. A. Smvth. J. C. htHgo. F. W. and G A. Wagoner, F. E." Troc.che^ W. F.Gelzer, E. Fredrick A. Wcitcts, a* Executor of the will of J C. Weiters, deceased. N. A. Hunt, P. W. Fill roll, Carolina Savings Bank. Clara V. Dodenhoff, G. A. Wagener, G I«. Wti*»inger, J.. R. Fulmer, Slieriff of Barnwell County. Barnwell, S. C., Feb, 7th, 1905. CHOICE CHICKENS. A bout fifty matings of the Thomp son Strain of Bah red Plymouth Rock* for sale. They have no superiors and few equal* a* the best for all purposes. Apply to - MRS. W.T. CALHOUN. Thomas. S.C. NOTICE REGULATING WORKING PUBLIC ROADS, <fce, " - Iti pursuance of Act of General As sembly, npprr.ved f'eby. 27th, 1904: the County Board of Coiqinisr'oners hnv^tlxed the l ime which person* lia ble to road duty shall work the road* at Four dkys during the year, and when Coiniuiiratioo Tax licoaid in lieu of work, the amount is lixeff at Two Dollar*, to h* paid on dr before Feb ruary In each rear. O. W. Barker, Supervisor. : It. C. Rol-frl*. Jr., Clerk. Barnwell, S- U, Oct. Jd, 1904. *, = i'homus M. Walsh. Administrator of dm estate of C. R. M’alf-l*, deceased, Myrtus V. Matthew*. Strauss Bros.. E. S. Hammond. 11. M. t/nalc .1, II. E. Milhous. J. F. Nprris, James Hinrdan. C. A. Otndengni, D. M. Johnston and Walter T. Jone*, 4 Defendant*. TO THE DEFENDANTS above named:' -- YOU A RE H EREBY SUM MON KI) and required to ansjver the Complaint in thi.* action, of wliich a **o(iy i* licre- with served upon vou, anil to serve a copy of your answer to said Complaint on the subscriber* at (heir office in Barnwell, S. C. within twenty dav* af ter the service hereof; exelusiwr-w the day of such service; and if you full tq demanded in the Complaint Dated 2Uh January A. D 1905 (L. S.' W. Gilmore Simms. €.0 P. Bate* A Slmm*, - Plaintiff’* Attorneys, To the Defendants: L. V. Kennerly J C. Kilgo, Clara V. Dodenhoff, Jan.T). Bean. James Ricrdan. Strauss Bros , Andrew Slmonds, K. F Jones, Myrtus V. Matthews, Tho* Bean, Mis* C. A, Ottolengul, A B, Holmes, Jr., and L. X- Izlar. " You jvill take notice that the Com plaint in tlm above entitled actfon, to- vV. * * * w * \V % •> .V * ■* I »> THE BANK of BARNWELL. * in % th ♦ # it> 4> €*- CAPITAL. - - - SUKPLU3 and ITITITVID.3D ^oO.OOO- $2^,000. MONEY k*p) in ><>ar roar t»e lq»t by ihih rr lire, h-po.-it it with us and transfer ibc r>-pi K-:t, | ty We o.m Iff'K'il.AK iN'.'-l BAX: E I’lP'TyCTlON. end hare i-.--yro<.r vaalt!*. The habit of •h poaili: g wtih u* » dl >*»*e v • : .a-:> a do i'Jt t.'iat Klxot beUBwisely i-peM if k- pt iri y ut pi*-k. t>. (.0^1 fliAi T Thff HA KIT SOW. V> «a its m h AS i-i-i :eek, once tiled. I'he c nn ni.-yce t'id safety of ;.a) mi nil jour obligauoi;.*' t-y wit! never !*• i'ir*i. rp. t lieT'Ts'Tnirritraft.-'T an It >.ifi i* *ciit4o-,t*-by-aeai-Lwbate.iaLLt.lni; regiot* red. in pi r-on ni.,i open an »• coum with r.-.i.r wnrr n-. Either cai ('. E. •''Uli-i'N. J’r—i*HFr bl'TLEK il \(d»ol), Vit-t.-Pit-ident. <*> ft ft ft' T: \*!7RTt KIN'T ff A M.T a^bh-r“' (i. VV. MAN VILLI:. Amu. ( u.'hi^r. ft Treasurers Not ice. jyi XO BUYERS! JUSl’ r.ECKIVED Ai MY SALE STABLES IN M ; f.LISTON - Treasurer* Offiee. Barnwell Com.ty, ScV-i S»-pt. 17th 1991. Tlie T?e ; i»iirei‘a^yffU-e wit) i,e oi»en for the e'dieetiolf ol the title* Itvieil for 19»H fmm th ■ ! A. 9 >I>< if Oi-Sobcr, I ' M. omtll 1 ■">> i: iia. of wari h, l?Uo. iwo Cars of Mules -AND- — JL 1 . *• One Car of Horses. They arc not claim d to be the b.w*—ever stilppcd into the iitntx^ hut rtfe^hre inlgrior to none th*t have ever been - Lrougla .*.eru»s the .Savannah a River. Come to see tliem and your own' good jAtdginent will ho satistied that no market in the South offer* better stock or inciit-ive,. t ecciv- fairer priee*. taps and Busies. I am age-irt for t-he -a le rrf Pted. mont and Hiekdry Wngon* and Tyson ik Jone*. Jackson A Smivlr and Coiitineu.tal Bug gies. T’ ■" - In foaterial, workmanship, fin- isti and stvlc they are as near perfection as human skill can make them. Before biyying'-e-!*ewhere give me the opportunity to. please mid profit you. Q. A. KENNEDY. JX g The commutation tax will he **d until Kct.ri'i.-iry 1-t. 190"). I’rO'it the l*t d.-iv of Jaouarv un- U1 the ,11.1 *t iiav of Jamiai y. I»>5, a pen- ally of I percent. wj^I b.- add. d to all unpaid take*. I rtfui the I-t day ef Kchruarv, IWD, to the SJDi day of February, IIHVi. a penalty of J per cent, will be added to all unpaid taxes. From the 1st day of Mau-h, 1905. unG the I5fh day of March, ISKD. a |>chh|( of 5 per centTwill be added to paid luxe*. LEVY. ail uo- m For State purposes “ <'qn-tltutioual School Ordinary ('ounty “ Repav loan bpccial School I.cvv. 5 Mills. 3 ** t 1 MiH rOdar Grove, OnrCidumbTa. 2 WYH* Attetrd-tfw hartvary Rnm**hi FUaekville. Donh!" Por.d. Elko. Fdisto, i eirfiiX. Friemlsbip. ileiiling Springs, K line, Lees, Morris. New l orest. Oak Sycamore (No. 51,) Tinker i me*, Vreck. 3 Mills: rimer, Owens Crosa Road*, Hickory Hill, Caves, Barton, Great Cypres*. Mills: Williston. - 4 Mills : 11 en-iile*. *4 Mjn*: LAND SURVEYING, l 0 tHko plcaatire in itiforming my many friends and former client* that I am prepared to give them mv best ser vices In Land Surveying. With eigh teen year* practical .experience I am confident tfiat 1 can give complete sat- sfaction. . R. C. Mixson. Allendale, S. C.. Nov. 1st, 1901. Ycxer D. Tormcntcr 64369, answer the Complaint within tiii 1 tTlne LjERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN aforesaid, tlie plaintiff in thi*.action ftit v nmiv '- y ’ ‘ will apply to the Court-for the relief i-Ai.fcHhKD, ^ getherrwRIi the S^mmop*. iu now oq Pronounced unusually handsome-fine dairy form. ’'There gtrctch -hqhind him along every line the finest, dairy hiootl io U»e world ” By hlood aiMl itv- dividuality lie is at tlm top of the Jer sey breed. III* clam tested 381 gallon* of milk and 23 lb*., 4 oz.; his grand dam 23 |b»., 5 o/.s., and his great grand darri23 lbs., 3 ozs. of bolter In- seven day* Hulias 14 sisters giv ng an high .«,s 22 lbs. of butter In seven dav*. Registered Jersey heifers hied to tlili Clerk of tliej him, «£fd jthree of !.ll)J xons^jm Carolina. ¥ r* Bates & Siinm*. • . Plaintiff’« Alta>ruers. January 2»th 1905. V tile in the bffico- hf the Court of .Common Pleas in and for the nrn.i -cr.i f .77.’ V County of Barnwell, btate bThouth 1? JL* * ^ Individuals, now for -- -- - ^ ^ - fl A 1A La #*-*•. . .. ^11 . . . -n-w Fale. Write for pedigrees and parUcu- lars to, - ^ OLENDALK-f^AI RY, —' *- -- V Uarnwrl!. *rCT* Ban. we.il. J. B. Armstrong, Coiitiry Treasurer. SR. JSO. P. LEE, JR, PfeNTIST, WII.LISTON, '- - 8. c. Will work anywhere in the country by special appointment. l F- Calliona, P, M. BccKin^am Wm. McXab. Calhoun, & Co PIPE, Life, Accident. -V LIGHTKINC? -AND- Livestock INSURANCE, —At Lowest Rates In-• Strongest Companies- CALHOUN & CO. v " —OmcES AT— IHE-BANS Of BARNWELL