Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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President Heryle Jordan mv* that half the farmers of the South have al* ^eedf taken the pledge of the New Or* Tnans Oonvenflon to reduce cotton acreage and fertIHxcr lappllaatlnn 25 per cent and that the others will Join the procession. Times change^ Forty years ago the •zperlenoes nf 'South Carolina Demo- erats In the Federal Courts were so un* pleasant that those tribunals were re* garded as a very abomination of deso lation. Now every town of a half a dosen thousand population wants one—and a courthouse built with Uncle Sam's money. The Senate at this Session has gently snubbed the President by amending his arbitration treaty and going slojv aa to bis policy regulating railroad fates. But In the nett Congress Mr. Roose velt will have greater strength than in the expiring one, for many rough ri ders reached seats In the Capitol ri ding tho Roosevelt tidal wave of 1*04. There Is one long sighted Represen tative in Congress, T. 8. Butler of ronnsylvanla. In a recent speech he gave warning that the fighting man of. the future will be found In Japan, live days distant from the Philippines and Ihlrty-flve from tho United States. Though friendly now with all tho world except Russia, they will be at cross purposes with much of It after peace Is made. _ At the fmiplgratlon Bureau Is to continue Its efforts to bring good citi- sens In the State as much should be done to keep good cltisens from going out V>f tho'State. - Commissioner Watson might find Otemson College as good a mission Held •s any. If the graduates of that in* atltutton, educated largely at the ex pense of the farmers of the State who pay tho fertilizer prlvttegtnax for the •npport of thd College, could be -in duced to remain in South Carolina In stead of accepting better paving em ployment In other states, they would •how themselves grateful and help to lift their mother Statu into prosperity and leadership in progress an! Inflj- •nda. M. -A MODERN TUER81TKS. The meanest man In all tho world lives In Texas, and Is said to be a prom tnent citizen of Dallas. lie proposed recently to Now York capitalists a partnership In which they were to furnish the capital; buy up tho •orpins cottdp and hold ir* while he -was to ereate a panic by Introducing the boll weevils In every,communitjf in the Sohth, and in pay fur hi* meinnees was to receive a share In the profit*. Wall Street worships money but could not descend to that, depth and placed die letter from the Texas man with government olliciuls who located him. ’ To prevent such mischief Congress fs passing a law Imposing heavy penal ties for sending such harmful Insects as the weevils through tfto mails. BDhop Ellison CapcnTwent to Flori da last week to recuperate from a six week* attack of grippe. Col. R. Barnwell Rhelt, former edi tor of the Charleston Mercury and Journal of Commerc»vdied In liiMirs- vllle, Ala., on Monday after a long Ill ness, aged 70 years. „> South Carolina Congre««mefi are pretty fair gleaners. At this' session v»f Congress they have secured appro-- priatinns for government public iLiiild- Ing* at Anderson, Aiken, Sumter, Greenwood. Georgetown, Kiorcuce anti may be a place or two more. ~ Governor Heyward ha* refused to grant thw request of pc«.»pie- ftt lllinol# for the pardon, of George W. Enul«, now »er viug a life mwireuce in rhe Peftf- tentlarv for arson oammltwai in thjs. nnucty Uajaai. JCnnlaUiaai a Federal •nldiei* duriug Iho war between the States. The dlvMon of South Carolina Into two Federal Judicial Districts will he had new* to the moonshiners in the North Western corner of tho State The territory comprising the new Western District,-.the counties of I.au- ea*t«r, York, Fall-Held, Union. Chero kee, Spartanburg, Greenville, Pickens, Oconee, Anderson, Abbeville, Laurens, Newberry, Greenwood, Saluda and Edgefield is the habitat of the illicit distiller and seller, and hla urosecutlfln is about all }he business to cbmo bit ore that court. In a well attended meeting on Sat urday the farmers of Bamberg county prjtpnlzed by the election of .Messrs , Johtt.AV. Crum President; 1>. H. Rice ’T^iff^ljlwiclent; jj. It. Free Treasurer; 9. uJFelder Secretary. Resolutions were adopted reducing cotton acreaga to 18 acres to Die plow and the use of fertilizers 25 per cent, and to hold cotton on hand subject to the rocommendatlon of the national committee. President Crum and Treasurer Free were elected delegates to the State Convention. During the last session of the Legis lature Oil bills and joint resolution* were presented in the House and 422 in the Senate. Many of these were dupli cates, hut it is certain that at lenet 5oO new mmuufes were proposed. Of this number 198 became laws and will goon the Ktntute h..oks. Most of them were of loeai inn pm ranee. -- ^ Perhaps of all public mattera, most Interest will be taken Irt the Investiga tion of the dispeimrv to he ma<1<uthi« Hummer by a committee consisting of Senators Blease of Newberry, Hay ^of Kershaw, ChrUtenscn of Beaufort and KepreseutaUves Gaston of Chester, Fraser of Sumter, Lyon of Abbeville and Spivey of Horry. The committee ts tfoosldered a good one. 1 AHendala: Youmans. Baldock: J. II. Ifyrren, J. M '' ' Barnwell: Franco. Creech, Peacock. Bull Pond: J. E. Shuman, Urvaii. , •' <*onr Milei F. 0. Brabham, Gridin. - Georges Creek :J. R. Ray, Creech. ^ Great Cypres*: W. R Hogg, W, Hardin. Rich Land t W L. Bradlev. Rosemary : T. J. Grubbs, W. C. Ken nedy . Oohnett Spring*: Geo. R. Dunbar, D. P. Key, Ansel Meyer. Larger conventions have fllled the Court Mouse, hut none ha* been more Important and educative than that held- on Saturday, The attendance was strictly representative, 22de|egatesHi>d many farmer* Iti full sympathy with tho purposes of the meeting l.-e- ing present. Col.' Frank H. Creech wa* elected Chairman and Mr. II L. O'ltannon Secretary. .The object ot the meeting was explained by the Chairman and Col. L. IV. Youman* wa*‘requested hv the delegates to ad dress tho Convention. Ife^'gave n graphic picture of- 'the--New Orleans Convention, of the earnest enthusiasm that charactttizcd Its work/tH the in telligent Ititerchaugo of thought himI of the unanimous determination to put and keep the solid South on tho road to prosperity. He argued in favor of the reduction of 25 per cent. In aci^age and tho use of commercial fertilizers and demonstrated that In acting a* a unit the farmers of the South would he masters of the situation. Hu showed that the South need not fear 'competi tion in tho production of tho snowy staple, that nowhere In tho world could the samo quality ho grown, that If production could bo limited to Klj million hale* annually tho regular prleo of 12j cent* would ho maintained. Misaddress urged united action It showed that ho had given his hist thought to tho problem and that he had measured and solved It* ditNeulUe*. A. resolution was adopted thanking Col. Youmaus fur hi* wise and timely words. Tho action of tho New Orlequ* Cnn- vautlon pledging « rwdmHiotrof 25 per cent In acreage and the use of .fertili zer* whs adopted nml endor*e<i. It wa* resolved that the Chairman organize the township* not ulieudy or ganized. Chairman made following appoint ments fur following townships! Allendale: Col. L. XV. Youmans. Haldm k : J 11. Warren. J. L. Ellis, R. H. Walker, W. 1. Johns. Barnwell: tl. W. I’oacofk. Black vllle: G. \V. Boyision. D. W. Bod i ford. Four Mile: L. A. Bush. . 8surges CreakrJ. -RobL Ray. O. W. Morris, J. E. Lain. Great Cypress': XV. M Hard’trT Ed win Haxel, VV. N. Barker. Sycamore: V. W. Manuel,. Jo-iah Loadholt, Raymond Tuteii. Rich fiAiid: 1. W. Rountree, P. B. Dicks, E. II. Dicks. ' T. J. Grubbs, Jonathan Rosemary Miti hell. WillDton: Hair. Sam Mattliews, J. M. The delegation to the State-Conven tion held on the 2l*t iust. Consisted of Col. L. W. Youmans, Chainuan by resolution of tho Convention. If. W. Richardson Frank H. Oreecji. W. Z. Bryan, George R. Dunbar, Edwin Ha zel, T. J. Grubbs. F. O. Brahltam. W. M. Hardin, R. IK Walker and D. VV. llodiford. with power to each delegate to appoint a substitute in case ul hla inability to attend tho State (Jonvon tion. A ryjritherof rolored farthers attend ed and Uruoneil with attention ami up provai to the procentllng*. POISONS IN FOOD. Porhap* you don’t realize that manV aiu’ poisons originate In your f<>od. tut «ome day you may'febl a twinge of dyspepsia that will convince you.—-Dr. King's New Life Pills are gsixrantt'ed to cure all sickness due to undigested fimd—or prone T h Governor Heyward waa bajy j»U Ihfl morning algulhg the various hill* and acta ps*«ed by the general assembly, and *o far as I* known none of them have met with tils disapproval so far as to warrant .hi* veto. A mUitake ha# l»e"n discovered, howaver. which It nothing out of the artPnary ihen the hurry and rush of the last days of the seMiou are considered. An act, creat-i lug the office of town commissioner of, Barnwiill was passed, and later a du plicate was Introduced and ratified, both of them becoming law*. One pro- vMadfor the election of the otmnnls- sioner and the other for tho appoint ment of the eommistioner hy (lie gov ernor. it wlf) he necessary fpr the governor to lake the inatt'er up w ith the delegation.—Columbia Record, 2ld lust. - N- RECEIV AGONIZING BURNS are Instantly relieved, aod perfectly healed, by Bucklen’* Arnica Salvo. 0- It! Veit bark, Jr , iif Norfolk, Va., writes : “I hitrot my knee dreadfully ; that It blistered all over. Bucklen’* Arnica Salve stopped tho pain, and healed it wit.hout a scar.” Also heal* all wounds anil sore*. 25c nt 0. N. Burckbalter, druggist, Creech’s Pharmacy. The demand for guano tags Is just nne-ljalf a* great th!* tear a* it was last tear. Tags show which Way the cotton acreage reduction wind blows. —Charleston Post. FRAUD EXPOSED. * A few counterfeiter* have lately been making and trying to sell Imitation* of Dr. King’s New Discovery .for Con sumption, Goughs and Gold*, and other medicine*, thereby defrauding the pub lic. Thl* Is to warn you to' beware of inch people, who seek to profit, through Stealing the reputation of remedies which iiavn. been successfully curing disease, for over Jo years. A sure |Sio- tectlon, to you, is our name on the wrapper. Look for it,on all Dr. King’s nr Bilyk leu’s remedies, as all others are mere imitations, 11. E. BUCKLEN A' CD., Chicago, III., and Windsor, Can ada. Wofford College is well represented in the Judiciary of ibis State. Associate Justice G: A. Woods and Circuit Judges J CL Kiugb. George W. Gage, V. G. Dautzler; George E Prince and D. E. Uydrick are" graduates of thaUnstitution. THE SECRET OF SUCCESS. Forty million bottles of August Flower-sold in the UnlteiFStates aione since'its lutrodtetlon! And the de- maod for It la. still growing. Isn’t that a Sun it prove that August Flower lias' h.ul 'Uiilailiiig -in'ces- lu the cure of indi- ge-tion and dyspepsia—tlfe two great t*n ,, iuji , s of lieajUh uml happiness ? Doe* it not—afford the best evidence Jatuit August Flower i* a sure s|M*ei;lt*^ for all •toiiDych ami Intestinal disor ders?—Wat it has proved itself tliejiest of all liver regulators? August Flow or ha* a uiiyiehles* rectoj-d yf ever thlr- *v- live yours in Curing*Ijjo ulllng mil lions of these dUtrcHslng coihjitaiuts— a success rhat. i* becoming wider-In its scope every day, at ho no- and abroad, as the fame of August Flower spreads. Trial ho.tie.*, ’25e; regular size, 75u, For sals by Creech’s Drug Store and Scarson’s Drug Htpre. AUDITOR’S NOTICE. The Township Boards of Equalizer* will meet at, tlio Court Mouse a* fol lows: Altbiidale, I’.'Cdnck, Barnwell, Bennett Springs on Wcdnssdav, Mandi 8fh; BlaCkville. Ifuil J’iui.I, I'our Mile aiul George* ('reek' on Thursday, Manh 1>th; Great (’ypress, Red Oak, Kieii Land umj Rosemary on Friday, Marth 10th; Sycamore and WHHstou on Saturday. March 1111/.. The County Board will meet on Wednesday, March IMIi. -imi. DUNCAN, A. It. CL Barn well. S. C.,-Feby. 21-t, I'JOu. to poisons of I 2L wy li'iek. tf5c ? y*. jxt? 3#k- m ?db® , ®-5® y £ / si** y*. ’***. >*■: 1 t at C, N. Burckhslter’a drug store, Creech’* Pharmacy. Try therm- THE CRUEL COLD. The eoldeM weather recorder 1 . In 20 years prevailed in section* of the West during the recent b 11 zzurti. Manv peo ple were frozen tn death and 50,(Xi0 cat ’ tic perished ori the 'great ranches of Paiihandle 'Texas. (>klalioina and Kan sas. Snow drifts were 15 feet deep lii abandoned. Fruit tree* Tn Illinois, &o. were crurvked hy the i%tremo eolil and The peach crop of th« middio west prohaU- ly wiped out* The bird* have "been frozen by thousands. FOR CliOUP. WE ARE ALL SUFFERING NOW DURING THIS PERIOD OF SNOW AND GOLD FROM LA GRIPPE, SE VERE COLDS, FROST .BITES, CIHUBLAIXS, N E F R A 1, G 1 A, HEADACHES, CHAPPED FACES, LhPH AND HANDS; OF COURSE THE CHILDREN HAVE.CROUP. Camthot IS A SPECIFIC FOR A LI, OK TMKSE UNPLEASANT TROUBLES. ASK FOR SAMPLE AT CREECH’S PHARMACY. I I I v i UTEST ,«D BEST SEWS. IP lit Prcsertptlons the Specialty the yiur 1 8t' re. Wl? havti in stock full _ assortment of sizes, ONE and TWO Horse Wagons, , ' which we are offering at low prices for capli, or part cash; balance Fall, 1;)03. BRIQ0S, BUIST & COMPANY- Good Money in Growing Large AY atermelons! •kirk'tirk-k-k-kirft-kirk'k-k'k-k-kirirkirkirk -I have hepn planting eaclr.ycar /or •eyersl year* from 70 to 10J acre* in Eden variety ofc IVatermclpn*, and have made good money every year. I seemed good Eden seed t«j begin with and have iimroved tliem each rear by selecting my seed from large amt well shaped melons. * 1 have them dried In the Hhade which will, when properly planted, si way* come. up. a* they am sound anil full. I have 150 ‘ lbs. of choice seed to Ojf- fer at 80u pet lb. Wheu you send your order for seed and wish me to do so I wHI Instruct you bow to prepare. Fertilize, plant Do You Wish to MAKE MOREY Growing Good Watermelons NEXT YEAR FROM EDEN SEES? If so Tran help you start right hv supplying superior seed at u rciuonahTe price. L:i‘t Spiing the ravase* of rat* forced me to plant my wutermelon crop three tiinf* befi>re a stand wa* se cured. Consequently my melons ri pened too kite for •profitable shipment and instead of allowing them to decay 1 saved seed in the following pa|nsta- klug manner froift perficDy >liaped, sized and ripened selected market mcl- ««•*, the Hret mi 4nre rtne^: Both end* of each melon were cut off and tlirown , , awiiv, the melon split ami cultivate. and the perfectly mVtured aMl taker. Let your orders coroe In at once. from the eenter and dried with special I sohf the *ame kind of *eed over C!(I ,. No seed w-.e saved from rejected >outh ( arolma. Georgia and r Ion la or decayed melon* last'year, which gave perfect aatUfac- I gnaraptee ihV*"e seed to be strictly , ' jn - >, flrTt elass, a* goorDa* have ever been giown. I will plant mv next year’s ®*L’P fror.i seed ju iba saute- box from w hfi’trtw ill well tTvtiSVciTJtTimer* j A*'I have only one tlinur*ml pounds on hand the soonef orders are seuK in urmm B/ackyilh, S. C. t-9 TO RENT. The Home Traci, containing sixty ncre*. more or le**, on mv Fries Flaeo on tho Augusta Road, near Barnwell. Mi*. Fanny M Simms, Barnwell, 8. C. the rflirctf tttev will h*4Mled. L IL itt: -VJ cejU*-pcr foiu+ul. easb. As lu-tnyjaysju.nsihility I refer to snv Mercantile Agency or rosponsibie.hu* 1 - nes* concern. v HENRY D. STILL. Blackvllle, S. C. EDEN S»ZED. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. All person* indebted to the estate of Dr. It. C. Robert*^ deceased, are re quested to make-payment, and nil per sons holding claim* sg’ditst said e-tate are requested to present the s.'.uie, duly attested to Plant.10 Cents Cotton.* R. Creech Roberts, Executor. Jan. S0!h, 1905. MASTER’S SALK. ^ State of So.ith Carolina,) County of Barnwell, t ^ Court of-Com®on Pleas- Marry Alien, riAio+tff. A.gain«t , g^v-Nunnalhr’s Delicious Candy re- cch'cd. t weCKiV——Ttprcs*--- borckliaitcr'a I*iu:! Slures— [^’(lOod (Tardeuinn: weather wi'i couicLsoon, Imftin- in ,-t (JanltTi > Seed «r.; lie re alii.ruiy atifilrckhalter'.i 1 ‘niff Store, In bulk and i.t paptia. Tiny yTVotmute e.cry poo l Vr.-t'iht-: fn.m ;i,'The earl Tat to t’n? iiit.et and Ike £ Biircklialter’s Bye Sec 1 n.-v.-v fail. ^•"fiervuirie Rocky Ford f'anta- © loupe SooTdiraot fnan (.olomdo, *~ ~L > - . & 4_j>' (Jomtine Teoivla .Rattle Snake Jy Melon -•'oi-iDuhiifi.i from ticOHda iETTl Iff v • KF’Theoriginal and nnsu r pa«i*»b!e ” shipping Kills- Gera Soxtl at liurck- % halter's Dmx Styrc. I ■<£.m m :m ** ^ ** •> iiiil Ccili W. As I will reduce my- eotlon acreage I offer a limited quantity. -fas, R. Alien. Jno. H. Alien, Mary E Allen, Sarah J. A Bllain*, Laura A. AUtn, Marry W, Reaves, Kate C. Duke* and Annie S. Kccyes, Dofendaul*. By virtue of a decretal order to mt' directed iu the above entitled ou«e, 1 will >:cdl at Bartiwe.il, in front of the Court House, on Monday, March sixth-, IbOo, It being -rwMeday in ssi-i mouth, within the legal hour* of stile, Iho followiug’TTTscTPred real pi'.ipcrty : Ail that certain pi-ce, pairs*! or tract of land situate in'tlie Ctmoty of Btirn- ct-ll ami State of .Smith Carolina, con talniug siity dye acies, bounded as. follows: • On Nbrl’i hv Tract No. 3. assigned to John H Aden in deed of “paru.ion of lancU of estate of J. IV. A4leo; East by lands Of W. A. All; South by Tract No. 5'. assigned tO-.VUptv-W. Reeve.* in said partition and West by Tract No. 1, a— signed to Katie C. Dukes in said parti lion, the partition referred to being hy deed; whichf* recorded Pw book 5 S., page 420 in oTice of Clerk of Court for Barnwell County. ’Terms Caslr. {‘OTrlWi'fr tt jwy fur [iaper*. ' ’ • “ 1 LILT Mi- O’S IN NON, 1 have a quantity of Alien Mlk Stcd. which are pure reed, small ajitl will yield a* much seed cotton to fh« acte as any cotton grrw n and will turn out in lint one-third, and >* now—at the pre-eiit price of cotton—worth and selling at 11 cent*. 5Vi!| sell seed at- GO cebt* | ; r hu»he! nt gin or will sack them stid deliver, F, O. B. for 55'ceiits. •scad in Stour oyt'ors at once t»e Frank M. < recch, .-Ht ... bnrnwcll. a. LOr will oxeiratige one hti-hcl for three hushots of’cciumon seed. notice. All peAons are lurcby warred not to hunt, fish, haul straw or wend, make road's or path* nor in miy oTher way to trespass on the land* of the following: •7 R. M. \\ illis. Dr. \y. -p. Wiitt*, Dr. F. M. U illlsp IV ill is ton. S. (L. Jaiuiayy Master. Master’s Office, February 10th 1905. of Congressman T G. Croft has happily , *uoce»>ded in securing the passu gw i>y the IIounc t*f tlio Bill Introduced by lit* honored father appropriating $10,000 fora public building at Aiken. Senator Tillman came homo from .Phllndclpjiiu on Sunday’, Imppy iu the assurance of the expert* that lie i* free from organic trouble of any sort, and with care anti rest will soun ha entirety well. The throat trouble of last win ter Is cured and grippe poisoning of a, nerve D all that bothers him now* 'ill GRAVE TROUBLE FORESEEN. It needs but little foresight, to tell, that when your •tomaeh and liver are badly affected, grave trouble i* ahead, H'Moiukvou take the proper medicine for your disease, as Mrs. John A. Young, of Clay, N. Y., did. she *ays: “I bad neuralgia of the liver anti stomach, my heart was weakened, and I could not eat. I wa* very had for a long time, but tn Electric Bitters, I found just what 1 needed, for they quickly re lieved and cured me.” Best medicine for weak women, Tlold under guar antee by C. N, Burckbalter druggist, Cftovb’a Pharmacy, at 30c a bottle. ' at 50 cdttts per bushel, check to accompany order. These seed were saved from Seed bought direct from King, the originator, and are strictly purer having been selected for my own use. If you wish to succeed, plant King Secdr thefy arc King’s by name and in every excellence. ' H. D. Still, BlackVille, S. C. s : 1 CHOICE CHICKENS. A bout fifty mating* of the Thomp son Strain of Barred Plymouth Ko?k* for sale. They have 110 superior* and few equals a* the best for all purposes. Apply to MRS* W. t. CAMI0UK. - . Thomas. 8. C. SHERIFF’S SATE. South Carnrlinq. \ Barn well County, j I.aura F. Friester, Plaintiff, vs Jones II. C. All, Defendant. By virtue of an execution to me di rected by W. GBmoic Simms, Clerk of tny’rmtrf or 'Cotninoii T’lnw, i niw t’ni* day levied ui)on and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, In front of the Court House on the ttth day of Marcli. A. I). 1905, at 12 o'clock, being the regular sftlc*day Inanitd month, tlic following described property to wit: —A;1 that certain lot or (iarcoi of land In the town of Allendale, wirh the building* thereon. An^l bounded on the North by Esther street; South hy Bay Street; East by KstgtQ of W. P. Wilenx and ( love and westTKy - Gage Street. Levied upon ns tlic property of Jones H C. All to satisfy tho above execu tion and costs. Terms oa»h, purchase^ to pay for pa pers. FRANK IL CREUCH, Sheriff of Barnwell County. Earn well; S. C., Feb, 7th, 1905. KUte of Soui h Carolina, County of Barnwell. f —— Court of Common Flea*. Summon* For Relief, (Complaint Served.) John O’Gorman, Receiver of the Merchant* ami Fhinuirs Bank of B lack vllle. S C„ Flai ntiff, Agiin.-t E. Hair. Andrew Shnoml*. F, Slantcue. G. VV. VViHifmrs'Jr.', I'V F. Jonea. if. Kistto, L. 8 Helliebampe.- I<. V Kennerly., A. K. Holme* Jr., WL f >. M • M il I a n, M r*. ?*!, J. Rowe. A. (,' Dibble, 1.. T. Izlar, Jehu O'vibnitHn, James Doylo, Jehu ileB. Beau in h;.< own right and together with David V. Phillip* an+TJ-os. B. Smith as Lxcc •- i i above FINE MILCH COWS. Parties desiring fine milch cowa please write to W.C. SMITH, Williston, 8. C. £*rwm sell for cash or exchange for beef cattle. tors of the s ill ot D. L. Rt^tn, Mr.* v D Bean,, Jns. D. Bean, D. E. Bem, Tbconas Bean, Victoria Bean, Alice Iteatr.-ff. A. ^iBcy.-fv. CTLStcph'efis; Wm. Morrison, J. A. Sniyrl), J. C~ Kilgo. F. W. and G. A. Wagener, P. K. TronobN W. F Gelzer, K. Fredrick A, Weitors, sk Flxbcutor of tho will of J. O. Weller*, deceased. N. A. Hurt, l*. W. Fairetl, Carolina Savings Bank. Claia \LjDod«nho<?, G. A. Wagener, G L. Weissiuger, J. R Fulmer, Thomas M. Walsh, Administrator'ot the estate (>f (J. R. Walsh, deceased, Atynus V. Matthews, Sirsus* Bros.. 'Her*, llanvitoud. U.A1. (^mpo J. H. E. MChous, J. F. Norris, James Rjnruati. C. A. OttolcrLgui, D. M. Johnston and Walter T. Jones, Defendants. TO THE-. DEFENDANTS nsroed: * . YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the Complaint in thia action, of which a copy Is here with served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to said Complaint on the subsurtber* at their office In Barnwell. S. C. within twenty days af ter the service bereof; exol day of such service; and if you fail to answer the Complaint within the time aforesaid, the -plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the telief demanded in the Complaint. Dated 24'h January A. D 1805 (L. S.) W. Gilmore Simms, CvC P. Bates A Simms, Plaintiff’s Attorneys, To the Defendants: L. V. Kennerly J C Ktlgo, Clara V. Doiienlintf, Jas. D. Bean, James Rlordan. Strait** Bros,. Andrew Simonds, F. F Jqnes, Myrtu* V. Matthew's, Thos Bean, Miss C. A, Ottoienguf, A B, Ihdmes, Jr., nml L. T. Izlar. ' You will take notice that the Com plaint in the above entitled action, to< gether *!th tho Summons*-HI now on For Sale. k . — _ Pair of fine large match mules; also wagon and tonic** complete.^" U. W. Uichnrdaoa. TWO CARLOADS OS ST One car ot fine large nml mciliqm mules, just in from the West. All young and well shaped.*- One car of find largo and medium sizt?d horsett, well shaped, tho very tidng for drivpg, and sotne combination horses which can be used under saddle, in harness or with gears. r • We will have in a buggies that von have country. fine line of the most np-to-datd ever seen in this section of tho WAGONS "We carry a most complete line of farm wagons of the highest grade and make, will sell you either a one-horse or tvyo-horse wagon and can assure ^’on there is no better on the market, INVITATION. THE PUBLIC GENERALLY IS INVITED TO COME TO OUR STABLES AND INSPECT OUR *1 ' <0 ' z - * MULES and .HORSES. If you will come we will v HAVE DRIVEN OR RIDDEN ANY MULE OR HORSE THAT WE " HAVE IN OCR STABLE. * - ■ ■ - • . 11 ^ — I. Furman Still and Sons.’ Stables. BLACKVILLE, - - S. C. DEPOSIT YOUR MONE —IN- THE BANK of BARNWELL. vk * ‘V % <0 iV w * V/ w O \a> * o (V * V & % t * ♦ I- OAPITAL, - - - - SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $30,000- - $30,000. .ViOVKV kept in ;nur house mAy ho lost by tbt ft or fire. Dr;Kis.it it with us and- tran.-h-r tl.c n poiisibiiirv. ‘ ^ ' — — \VV carry HI K<M.AR IN^rHANCE PRQTJCTfON, and havu fire-proof rualts. The h 11 bit of drpositinK with us will -av? yow rr.arv a d-.iiUr that Blight hr unwisely spent if ki-pt in y.-nr [sickH*: (ON rilACT THF. HABIT NO.V. Tho cTtMcnii'iicc vn>.l safety of paying all your obligations by check, or.ee tiled, will never he giVen tip. . .., ■ , ) ChciJtS and drafts cau bo pcfely seiit to t;s by rofill withoot l>eti!g registered. j',.l - CA || j,, - ;on a;u j H ]a.u an account with us or write u*. C. F. ('ALMOI N, i’rtsiJcn-. BUTLEU MAGOpi), Vice-President. P M. BUCRfNl.HAM, ( a.^:l.T. G. IV. M AN\ II.LF, A.-st. C’a..hier. # — - v ‘ —:—’—“ ■ ' ' 2 i**z+** m.. TO BUYERS! JilST RECEIVED AT MY SALE STABT.ES IN WILUSTO.^ Two Cars of Mules —AND— One Car of Horses. ' They arc net r'olTnrd tnSte Iho hot eyef shipped into flTe State, but they are inferior to — nunc fUit have- ever been brought acres* the Savannah River. Come to e?e thorn and your own good judgment will bo sativfled that no nisrket in (he South offers bocer stock or~ makes fairer price*. Wagons and Buggies Tfcasurer's Notice. Treaiusers Office, Barnwell County, S. (TVfit. 17ih 1HI V ». 'Hie Tfirasurer’s Office will bo open /or the collection of the t ile* l«. l ; -d for IbOi fn-rn th- IStJi tfav of October, i'JOl,' un:il the 15tlr day of .Man b, ISjj, incindve. The coromutatioh lax will be receiv ed until February .1st. IM)5. 'From iheT -t day of January 1*05 un til the •'U<r day ni Jaimary. dty'c.f 1 per ci ntd w id he added unpaid luxe*. Y rom the l«t Fi brnarr. 1PQ5. t„ the iitsrh Ft’btttiov. iiiho. a pei;a*ry mont and Hickory Wagon* and 'J'yson t*c June*. Jackson A Smith and Continental Bug- gie*r—^* r;; In tr.sferial, wnrkm.tmdiip. An- tsp-Hit# etvtethef are «* neap • pqjfoOtion a* humj^n skill can make them. Before buying elsewhere give me the opportunity to please him! piollt you. . (i. A. KENNEDY.' «ill he added to nil unpaid taxes. From the 1st day of Maicb, 1905. until ihe 15th d*v irf March, Ilk),'*, a penalty •d 5 per ccut. will he added to paid taxes. LEVY. For St ate purpose* " Coti.f.itutional School - ttiiliiiary ” Ke.p:iv4-i,i) sjw'cLI School I.evy. J_Vin : rHilar Grove, Ohi fJofirmWir. !.;c. Barbary Hraipdi, f’-’ackvilic. Double Fond. Elko, Kdisto,' Frtrfax, Frts ndshtp. Heating Spring*, Kiitte, l.ois. Morris, New Forcat. Xdak- firove, Reerlv Bi^ttirh. Srtgttng, Seven Bines, Sycamore (’No. 61,) Tlnke-'a Creek.' ,, r ' • ’r— ;i 'UID.- Illmcr, Ov.t-narim*« R*»»d* t TTickory Hill, Caves, Farion. Great AAUlLT.llorcntcs. „ , : - 4^ M itiz t ftti rnwrli. J- B. Armstrong, 1 County Treasurer. LAND SURVEYING. I take pleasure in it Hi forming my many friend* and former client* th*t I am prepared to give them my best ser vices in Land Surye; iug. With eigip teen years practical experience 1 nm confident tliat 1 can give complete sat- sfaction. R. C. Mixson. AllcTuiale, S. C,, Nov. lst, lOdt. Court of CotumMiiL Final in and/pr the County of Barnwell, ’State of South Carolina. Bate* <& Sitnm*, - Plaintiff’i Attorneys. January 31th IBM. Torffl«nter64369, JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN DALE HERD, Pronounced unusually handsome-floe, dairy form. “There stretch behind him along every line the ttnest dairy blrtod io-lhe world.” By hlood-and in- dlyiduality lie i* at the top of the Jer sey breed. Hi* dam tested gallons of milk and 23 lb*., 4 oz.; his * , oz.; his grand dam 23 lbs., 5 ozs., and ill* great grand rtamff.l lbs., 8 ozf.'of b.rtfor In seven days He has 14 sisters giv’ng as high as 22 lbs. of butter in seven days. Registered Jersey heifer* bred to this tile In the office of the Clerk of the bull,and three of bis sons, all Solid col ored and grand Individuals, now for sale. Write for pedigrees and particu lars to - * - • - GLENDALE DAtRY, Barnwell. 8. C\ CB. J50.1’. LEE, J8., Dentist, ^iYowiin.IsTON, - - s. C, 1» i!l work anywhere in the country- hy special appointment. ' . x. F. CalboaB, p. M. J Bfickiagaam Wm. Mclui). Calhoun & Co FtBE. I-ife, Accident, LIGHTNING Livestock' —At Lowest Rates In- ■ Strongest Companies. ‘CALHOUN & GO. •t AT— —OFFICES THE BANK OF BARNWELL SSivAY • -* . >L # . •- - ' —-V, - F- -•-* "t* 1 ' - - • A. . V-''.' s a T .'"'V /