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r. muss, Eittor 1 Prop’S ULKSCST COUNTY CIRCULATION. THURSDAY, XOVEMUKH 2. 1903. '■B-W ' TB® Incident mo»t to onr penoniol Hktnc (o Mr. Roosevelt'* reurnt South cm trip ws* }h*t of, hi* vlilt to hi* itrothcr'* old homo at Rmwell Oh While there the FreMilent expre*»ed th« wish tjp s^js h"Mrs. Baker who had llj* .1 u t f I t fccen brUlomiHld to his mother, MU* MLactha Bulloch, at her marrUjro to the elder Theodore Rooievelt. He wa* told that she had beemlnvlted to meet him there but had declined, holding to the old Southern Idea that It wa* his duty jo visit her. So gracefully departing from latter day pomposity Mr. Roose velt wpnt to Mr*. Baker’s residence where the stately dame gave him wel come and patting him on -Hie alronlder told Theodore how bU mother looked at her bridal. Jn concluding his triumphal tour of tlre'SOtith at Nejiv Orleans on Thurs day Crest dent Roosevelt reached the top round of hi* public career. There can be In his future no higher glory „thaw In the grateful welcome given him by fifty thousand people In the Imperial queen city of the great South west. HU sympathy of word and act with the Inhabitants of the crescent city doring the heart breaking months when It wa* Isolated from the world and tho yellow pestilence wolked by night %nd wasted at noon day bad won UMlr Inmoat hearts, and th®lr greatest triumph of all modern time* wa* tho tribute of their gratitude to the leader of thh conquerors. In all tho panorama of hi* wonderful life there is no moving picture so splendid ns that duo day, and whether he remains long on the table land to which be ha* climbed or t»y political Shange. and revolution Is hurled down 1110 Tarpeian rock the auushtno and sweetness of that white day will fill hls heart ami comfort his eouiwhen other laurel wreaths have withered and the fruits of other vie torles have turned to ashes on bis lips. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. ■ The Haruwell Baptist Association met with tho Friendship Church Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sun day last and held one ofjho most sue cessfur Association* ever held by the body. Bro. R. M. Mlxson was elected Ifmfmtrtor, Rev. w. I>; MeMUlau Cler-k and J. A. Jenkins Treasurer. Very few of the churches were un represented and moat of them sent up Itae report*. The various objects.fos tered by tmf Baptist hosts were ably represented and the large congrega tions listened to some fine speeches from Bros. O. C. Brown, A. T. Jamison, V. I. Masters, J no. K. Hair, J. I>. Hug- f lns, C. M. Billings, W. M. Jones, H. Hair and othor*. Mrs. Sojourner, Vice President of the Women’* Missionary Society, held an enthn*ia*tio meeting for the sisters du ring the Association. The Friendship brethren deserve a great deal more credit than they will ever get for the whole soulcd manner in which they made It pleasant for every one who came Into their midst. Their pastor Bro. T. J. Sandll'er la a whole team and has certainly done a wonderful work among these people for they are building a’beautiful new house of worship, gave more money than was asked of them for missions and generally have put on a better ap States of America. In the District Court of the United States for the Kastern District of South Carolina. In the matter of C. J. Martin, Bank rupt, In Bankruptcy. Petition of Discharge. On this 10ih day oi October A. D. 190ft; on reading the foregoing petition, it Is— Ordeied by the Court, that a hearing be bad upon the same on the 3 day of November, A. D. 1906 before said Court at Charleston, In said District, at 10 o’clock In the forenoon : and that notice ■ thereof be publlahed In Tux Baitswuu. ritorLa, a newspaper printed In said district, and that all known creditor* and other persons In Interest may ap pear at the said time and plsce and show cause, if any they have, why the prayet of the said petition should not be granted MRS. KELLY’S - STUDIO, CLRRK STREET, BLRGKVILLE, & G. On the 10 day of October A. D. 1906, Richard W. Hutson, Clerk. (Seal)- ,• - • THE Best Bred Horses and Are the hied i A. KENNEDY keeps At Willistoo.S. C. Two car loads of clipping good ones just received. To go with them, just re ceived, Oho Car Piedmont Wagons, One Car Stude- baker Wagons; a Complete T\ Stock of Tyson & Jones and other well known best makes of Buggies. Delays are dangerous, but there is no danger in buying my high quality of stock and goods at my bed rock ices. (emcinber, they ale at ft Q. A. KENNEDY’S, Wiixiston, S. O. William McNab, J. M. Caldwell. McNAB & CALDWELL. New Firm. ) j New Goods. Best Values. ) ( Lowest Prices.® A. P. MANVILLE’S OLD STAND. pearance showing the increased ad van rages they have in education today. We Iroet that it wont be many years before wo can meet with tbe^e good brethren again, we want more of those dinners on the ground and good eating ml the homes. • The contributions for the Mounted to nearly $2,s00. The Association next year will meet with the Denmark church. W. 0. B. Main Street, Barnwell, S. C. mtmfjawr^namrwmr pw •(• r ri , i' nr * j n _ A n ; prices. c<l and bought stock at pleasing Not a shop.worn article In stock. lu Dry and Dresa Ooodvall the standard fa vorites, all the newest candidates for favor, latest styles and best qualities. Shoes are a Specialty with us, and the old and tho young of all occupations will find here the complete comfort of easy wearing and long lasting shoes, slippers &c. Our Hats will please all good taste*, both In tho beauty of’totyle and excellence of mate- rld. Our Notions. Oonts Furnishings and mis cellaneous goods need only to be seen to be appreciated The early rails of onr friends and the pur chasing public arc most cordially Invited. Wc are confident that we can give complet- qst satisfaction to all cash customers and that we can and will save you money and give you pleasure on every purchase. Very sincerely, McNAB & CALDWELL. For first clss* work. portraiture, . equal to the best done In ;«ity studios, j Latest stylos Incard mount*. A line | of fiuo pictures (hand work) uastels, water color* and oil; for holiday trade.' Kodak Album*. Pott Card* made to order. Kodak work a special* ty. M rs T Kelly la a pupil of the Denney Stnuioof Atlanta and can guarantee satisfactory work In every line of pho tography. ■Vn FOR SALE. *• i. , ■ .. ':X We will offer for sale at public out er j In front of the Court ttoose at Barnwell, S. O , on Monday, the sixth day of November, 1906, at 12 o’clock M. or immediately after the official sale*, to thd highest bidder for cash, or for otieahlrd cash, the balance in three equal annua! Installment*, Vlrh inter est at the rate of seven per cent, on the deferred payments, the following de- scribed tract or plantation of land, sit uated one and one-half 'miles from Barnwell Court House, known a* the Bellinger Tract, containing four hun dred and fifty acrea and bounded North by-the public road leading from, Barnwell. C. H. to Augusta, Ha.: East by lands of Whaley A Rivers, formerly land* of Willis J. Duncan; South by the Great Haltkefiatcbie River and landsrof Whaley A Rivers and West by lands of estate of Aaron aud the Great Hallkebatcble River, J. O. fiatteraon A Son. MASTER’S SALE. State of South Carolina,) ■of Barn well.— \ Cbas. F baker, Plaintiff, vs. Lela Earle Baker, Eddie Bellinger Baker, Chas. F. Baker, Jr., and F. W. Weatbersbee, Delcndants. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, 1 will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, November sixth 1905. it being saleday in said monih, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real property, situate in the county and State afore said : "All that certain tract or pared of land In said State of south Carolina, Barnwell County, Rich Land Town ship containing one hundred and twen ty five antes, more or less, and bounded as follows; On the North by lands of W. L. Bates and J. O. Patterson, East by land* of F. W. Weatberxbee. South by lands of L. A. Green and West by land* formerly belonging to W. J Duncan.” Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to BANNON, —M aster. Master’* Office, October, 10th, 1905. TAX SALES. South Carolina. Barnwell County. F P. LEE XGREAT SUCCESS? The attendance upon the State Fal test week was record breaking and the railroads, Columbia hotels, boarding houses, business concerns and side shows made big money. The live slock exhibit* were the largest and best ever made, but the crop products were less In number and poorer In quality than tWM. ' • All things come to those that wait— 11 eenteTor cottou included. DEALER IN IT GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Willjston, S. C., offers at lowest living prices a com plete, carefully selected and - closely year 6^ jyjiight stock of the Best and Newest General Merchandise for the Fall and Winter trade._ — III all lines—Dry a n Dress Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, No tions, Staple and Fane Groceries be can please all tastes and suit all customers. ' All competition in city or country will be met in both quality and prices of goodl. The public cordially Invited to call and see for themselves. 1 will be glad At Orangeburg on Friday Camp T. J. Oloyer, Confederate Veterans, a- Aopted a resoltlon asking the cooking Methodist Conference to appoint Dr. Jesse A. Clifton PreMding Elder of the Orangeburg District. to see all Old "frlendsTTo make many new ones and to prove to alt that stand on the right trade platform, F, R LEE r "WILLISTON, S. C. - The prohibition state executive cojn- mUtee met In Columbia last week and adopted resolutions against putting ticket for state offices in the political field races next year, but favoring the •lection of prohibitionists to the LegU- Mtnre and to .executive and ACT NOW!! offices. county Tomorrow, Friday, the 3id day of Bovember, will be Arbor Day., state Hu peril! tendeut of Education O. B. Martin ft trying to get the schools to observe the day properly by planting trees on the school grounds or iu other public places. At the summer school held at detnaon College nearly 300 of the teachere signed an agreement to do something tor the improvement of the rural schools, and their effort* will probably be directed toward* making Arbor Day a success. The gradual destruction of our forests renders It very important that the pupils in our _ ...school* should appreciate the value of trees. TO-DAY ! ! Call at Creech’s Pharmacy. Pay him 25c for one Jar Camthol. Your money cheerfully refunded If not satisfactory for the following complaints: Rheumatism, swellings, asthma, catarrh, ecxema, cut*, burns. Insect bites, bruises and neuralgia. Free Information ou ciredt lur. THE CAMTHOL CO., Savannah. Ga. ■Uf"'. The way of the transgressor is hard. SevepU year* ago Ben Bennett of Hampton killed a man, for which he was sentenced to life imprisonment. Gov. MeSweeney pardoned him on condition that ho leave the State for good. Later Bennett wrote from Geor- gla begging Gov. Heywald to lot him poo* back. This refuted hut lie came any bow, and soon killed hD wife,, claiming that he misstook her for a burglar. For this he was convicted of maneiaughter and sentenced to the eturin gang for five years. He escaped to Georgia, was caught last week in Macon and ha|) been brought' back t<> . aerve out both sentences, the balance . of the chain gang term and then to the for itilv, unless pardoned. REGISTERED HEIFERS. Glendale Farm at Barnwell, hls for sale a number of choice registered Jersey Heifers and young Bulls, the offspring of onr noted Tormentor Bull by tine registered cows. We had in tended to reserve these heifers for our own use. but now offer them without reserve for sale. £bl* is a good oppor tunity for those desiring fine heifers as they represent nine years of careful se- ection and breeding of the be>t Jerseys n the con ntry, Gur cattle have been purchased from celebrated herdsmorth and west, and. they, show for them selves, and their offspring are as fine can be had anywhere. Pedigrees registration certificate and transfer in name of purchaser furnished free ef charge. This oiler will not last long. By virtue of sundry tax executions being lodged iu my office by J. B. Armstrong I have levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder for cash on Monday, the 6th day of November, A. D. 1903 It being salesday in said month, the following real estate to wit: One lot in Wllliston township con taining two acres more or less and bounded on the North by Mrs.^Cary Smith, ffouth. West and East by lands of J. T. Smith, Junior, levied upnn as the property of J. D. Robinson to sat isfy executions and coat. Also. One lot In Williston Township bounded on the East by Della Wilson, North by estate of Mrs. L. A.Thomson, South by Mims avenue. West bv estate of J. U. Hair, sold a* the property of Peljer, Rodgers A Co. to satigfytaecu- tions aud cost. Also One lot In Wljliston Town ship, Town of Elko, bounded on the East by Miss Della Wilson, North by estate of L. A. Thomson, South by Mims Avenue, West by estate of J. R, HalrTTevied upon as the property of MEET ME AT RYAN'S, IHHIin.’BOOMING- 720 Cnstomos semd Here Sitarday, September 30, ’05. Judaon S. Black, the peerless Salesman, with J. Klbert Grubbs a close second—boys who never huow when they are wearied aud arc happy on ly when accommodating you—will meet you with the glad band and show you some of the many good things carried in this busy, hustling place. Try their Pickled Salmon; Mackerel; fioneleaa Ham; Smoked Pork Sausage; Herring*} Bologna Sausage. Their Hama—at 12, 18, 18c. per pound; Smoked Shoulders at 10cent*. -All Guaranteed. n\ $ i oDifl s mm i *§>- OUR THREE STORES ARE ALL OVERCROWDED WITH UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS FOR WISE BUYERS. COME AND SEE ‘WeAell only the purest kinds of Drugs. ^ ‘Positively no substitution in Prescriptions ARB SHOWING NICE ASSORTMENT l OF SEASONABLE GOODS! LACKS. Embroideries, All Ovebs, Chilliantines, Pongknettf-s, Lawns, Linens and Wash Fab rics. We invite inspection. 9 Our Cut Glass and Sterling Silver are of the most beautiful designs and finest qualities. Come arid see * ECtTFOUR SOLID CAR LOADS OF FURNITURE, : ;—-7-—m nnm lowest; £397-98 value in Furniture to be sold at cost! Come and see Rugs a specialty. We have in this the' most Elaborate Line ever shown Rain T^^sT^WaTInng ™Jaclcets7 EmbroiderTcs and An Exposition well worth seeing, and if low prices any inducement YOU WILL BUY. Wc will dis- ^— continue the Green Trading Stamps. All hav ing Books are requested 40 bring them about January 1st, 1906. and fill up, Come and hear tbe graphophone and learn how to get one free. Cloaks, are in Paul d. Felder to satisfy executions and cost. . ■' — ' r, Also. One lot nr parcel of land in Rosemary Tpwnshlp containing Three acres more or less and levied upon as the property of Mrs. 8. V. Maynard, to satisfy executions anti cost. Terms cash, purchase! to pay for papers. Frank II. Creech, _ Sheriff of Barnwell County. Barnwell, C. H. Oct: 10th, 1905. ‘ " Real Estate For Sale! A* Agent for the heirs of Mr*. S. L. Dychres, deceased, 1 will sell at Barn well in front of the Court House on Monday, the Cth day of November, A. D. 1905, it being saleday In said month, witfiln th.e legal hours of sale, the fol lowing real estate situate, lying and being In Barnwell Ceunty : AH that tract or parcel of land, part ly within the corporate limits qf the town of Blackvllle, containing twenty seven (27) acrea, more or less; bounded on the North by Academy Lot and lands qf the estate of Mrs 8. L Dyches; West by lands of the estate of Henry Hartzpg and lands of J. D. Whittle; South by lands ot J. D Whittle a^ud East by the Buford’s Bridge Road. ALSO of Blackvllle more or less, One lot in tho town containing three niTrVs, with dwelling and outbuildings there on, bounded North by lioerth Boundary Street; South by Academy Lot and es tate of Mrs. S. L. Dvohea; East by the Buford's Bridge Road aud West by Estate of Henry Hartzog. ALSO Tin’s Three Stores, - Barnwell, - - - - - - S. C. I. F. STILL & S0NS, CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE. —: y BLA6KVILLG, - - S- Are now completely ready for the Fafl and Winter Trade offer an —in all lines of— V ■ Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing -Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Furniture, Groceries, To bacco, Cigars, Crockery, Glassware, Hay, Grain, Etc. We invite, with confidence, special attention to our Fur niture, which will make any home comfortable and beauti ful; to our Clothing, which will defy the ^Vinter’s cold * < ' and^louble good looks; and to our Shpes, which wiltmake your way and walk through life an easy progress. INSURANCE. Fire, Health. One lot containing about throe fourth* of an sere in the town of Blackvllle, bounded North by lot of James Odomi South by South Boun dary Street; East by Sirs. John Orib- bin amt West bjr lot of the Methodist Church. Terms Cash—Purchaser to pay for papers. H. P. Dyches, Agent. October 1st. 1905. TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are forbidden to enter upon Sherwood Plantation for the pur* pose of bunting or trapping, taking away wood, straw or leaves, pasturing stock, making paths dr roads, or nom- mltting any other trespass under pen alty of prosecution to the foil extent of the law. BUTLER HAGOOD, October ilth 1005. - 1 ‘Old Line” com- Life, Accident, We represent only panics. THE GERMANIA LIFE, OF NEW YORK - - ; THE NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS AGENCY THE AMERICAN FIRE, OF NEW JERSEY (' THE EQUITABLE FIRE OF CHAR LESTON THE EMPLOYERS LIABILITY OF LONDON - w ~“ All kind* of insurance promptly writ ten and attended to In person by DICKS-HOUSEj 631 BROAD ST., Aoqosta, Ga. Excellent room* and good table board. Rates, #1.60 per day; special rates by tbc week. A. P. Dress, Ppor. REGISTRATION NOTICE. The Registration Books will be open In the Court House on the first Mon day (sale day) in each month for the transaction of such business as is re quired by law. W. J. Baxley, Chairman. G. R. Don bar. Seorefaty. Snelling & Sherfesee, 3AKNWELL, S. C. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice la hereby given that the nn> dersignnd will, on Monday, November 27th, 1906, make application for letters of final discharge as Executor of the e*tate of Mrs. M. J Rowe, before J. K. Snelling, Ksq., Judge of Probate for Bkruwell County. Oct. 230, 1905. 8. E. Ray, Exedntor. DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY -IN- THE BANK of BARNWELL. CAPITAL, - - " SURPLUS end UNDIVIDED PROFITS. 160.000- - 130,000. MONEY kept in >our house may be lost by theft or fire. Deposit It with pa and ^VtM'arry BuSuTJlR l^SURANCE PROTECTION, end hare fire-proof vault*. . ^ The habit of depositing With “ YVtH A bll^NO W beBnwto ^ spent if ki pt In your pockets. ( ON TRACT THE HABIT ^O". The convenience and safety of paying all your obligations by cheek, oaea triad, will never be given up. _ ' . ... . Checks and draff* can be safely sent to n* by mail without being raglattred. Either call In person and open an account with u» or write us. C. V. CALHOUN, PreMdenC BUTLER HAGOOD, Vice-President. P M. BUCKINGHAM, Cashier. G. W. MANVILLE, Amu Cashier. FARMS FI: SALE. N OW 1* the time to buy; Improved TTaf/nf bltilfir LAWW AW CbWip er now than they will ever be again. Only a limited number for sale. It Is the only safe and subslan* tlal Investment. The demand is in creasing. price* are advancing and we cannot add one acre to the world’s *uj^ ply ^ ^ It is the prevailing opinion that we will never see low priced cotton *g*‘n. This means higher price* for the farm* that produce the fleecy staple at very low prices for the next 30 days; terms.ca*b, or one-fourth cash, balance In five equal annual installment*. 7 per pent Interest on. deferred payroentsrr - may be your la*t oppor tunity to buy a GOOD PLACE cheap on easy terms ROSEMARY TOWNSHIP. 200 acres, tenant house, barns and stables, good land. Bounded: N. by Long Branch; E by Rosemgyv Creek; S. by Mrs Mary WIIIL; and W. by es tate of Joshua MeCrcarv. Price, $2,- 000. BENNETT SPRINGS TOWNSHIP. Gn acres, tenant bouses, barns and stables, good land. Bounded: N. by Mr*. II. A. Furse: W. by J. W. Fnr»e; 8. by G. R. Dunbar; K. bv Mrs. II A. Furse. Price, $ccxr. All that lot in the town of Barnwell, formerly lot of A. P. Maim lie. Bounded: N. hr John I. Bronson and the Opera House; S by street separa ting it from estate of N. G W. Walk er, Sr»V-E by Public Court House Square and W. by lands of Nnrnl»er- ger, formerly Pechman. Price $2,500. Treasurer's Notice. ^ The Treasurer’s Office will be open for the collection of tuxes levied for 1905, from the 15tb day of October to 15th day of March, 1906, inclusive. From the 1st to the 31st day of Jan uary. 1906, a penalty of one per cent, will be added to all taxes paid In Jan» uarv. From tire 1st to the 28th day of Feb ruary, 1900, w penalty of two per cent, will he added to all taxea paid la Feb ruary. From the 1st to the 16th day of March, 1906, a penalty of seven per cent, will be added toad unpaid tax**. LEVY. For Ordinaly Cminty mills. For •'on*titutional School 3 mills, 1 For Blackvllle Township, ..... Special road tax 2 milla. Special School Levy* Ce- w dar Gmve 1 mill. Allendale, Barbary Branch, Blackvllle, Double Pond. Elko, Rdl«*.o, Fairfax, Frlendahip, Healing Spring*. Kline, Morri*. New Forest, Oak Grove. Old t nlumhia, Reedy Brapcb, Sfigllng- ville. Seven Pine* and Tin k e r Creek, 2 mill*. • Will I* toft, 2} mills. Barton, Big Fork. Cave. Hickory Hill, Owens’ X Roads, Sycamore No. 61 and Ulmers, 3 milla. Here tile* and I^e*. 4 mill*. Barnwell, 4^ mi'ls. The Com mutation Rond Tax Notice will appear A soon as the County The comutation road tax of two dol lars will tre received notil March 1st. 190(1. J. B. Armstrong, County Treasurer, Barnwell, 8. C , Sept 12. 1906 RICHLAND TOWNSHIP. Bounded: N by R. C. F Nurnberger; 8. by E. 100 acres. Holman or C W. Holman; K. by Mr* W. by_A. F. Holman. *rg< . M. I. Walker; Price, $500. Harley Place. 550 acres, 200 cleared, balance In wood and timber, 2 tenant bonsea on place, dwelling recently burned, 7 mile* from Barnwell Court House, on public road. Bounded by land* of Weathersbee, Dick*. J. O. Patterson, James Tilly and E L. Pat- tecson. Price, $3,500. 566 acres: portion Duncan place. Bounded N. by lands of J_0. Patter son: E. by estate of James Dicks; S. K. L. Patterson; W. by C. F. Baker and Lafayette Bate*. Price, $2,500. 2C1 acres, known as Patterson Place, 1 mile from Dunbarton. Bounded by lands of Amos Holman, Kdlings- worth and Bouptrtc. Price. $10 per acre. RED OAK TOWNSHIP. 467 acre*, portion H7 If. Duncan plsce. Bounded N. by land* formerly ot Putney A Duncan; E. by Saltkw- hatchle River; S. hr line surveyed as THE STATE OF SOOTH CAROUSi, COUNTY OK BARNWELL. , In the Probate Coast. J. F. Barne*. in bis 01 AdmlnDirator of the McCreary, deceased. Plaintiff, ^against n right Estate of EtY. R. J. McCreary, L. V. McCreary. Os car Williams, Eugene william*. Er nest Williams, Annie Belle Williams, Kynn Williams and R A. McCreary, bHrs at law of E. T. McCreary, de ceased, ■ .Defendants. the K. It. & W. R. R. and lands Boston Lee; W. by W.’M. Cook. - Price, $2,000. AIKEN COlfxTY. o: 480 acre*, M. C. Woodward place. Bounded by estate land* qf Corley and lands of W, J. Wood ward and others 330 acre*, J. W. Hickson place. Bounded by estate of Bowie, 'land* of P Bell, P. Rutland, N. Bates, Jas. Wall and other*. . Price $750. BAMBERG COUNTY. 73 acre* known a* the Ayer Place. Boundaries; N» by laud* of Lewi* Bishop, E. and 8. by land* of O. B. Lain, and W. by Walterboro A Barn well Public Road. Price, $300,00. BEJINETT SPRINUS TOWNIUIIP. 600 aerss, more or less, Rounded on N. by land* of Jenney J. Wood, on K. by Port Royal Railroad, on 8. b; Steel Creek, and West by hinds of Julia Holly, known a* the Bugberough tract, fomerly owned by F. F. Dunbar. Price $3,600.00. 1.000 acre* more or le**, and bounded N. by public road from Savannah to Angusta. on E. by lands of W. T. Dun bar and Mr*. A, M. Ingram, on 8. by Havannah river and W. by landa of Mra. M A. Rountree and Mrs. G. M. George, known aa the “Little Hell” tract, formerly owned by F. K. Dun bar. Price |4,000 00. The Bonaparte Place containing 160 acrea with improvement* thereon, near Williston. 8. C. Price f1,000,00 J. O. PATTERSON & SON BailnweiA, S. C. Suramoni Tor Relief, (Complaint not served.) To the Defendants in this action ; You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action, which Is -tiletTin the office of the Judge of Probate for the aald county, and to serve a'copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at hla office Barnwell. 8. O, within twenty “fifTlSl-SSrvice hereof exclusive of the day of such service, and If you fail to answer the complaint within the **pres»Id Ithe . plaintiff In tbia action will apply to the Probate Court for relief demanded iu the Complaint.. You are further required to appear *1 Hie same time and place to show cause, if any you can, why the proceeds of the sale of the real estate of K. T. McCreary, deceased, so sold by me should not be pahLoverto'J. f. Barnes, administrator of the said JC. T. Mc Creary, to be applied by ‘him to the payment of the debts of the said E.T. MaCreary. Given tinder my hand and se»l, this 24th day of October HX).V John Ki 8nclHng, (Seal.) Probate Judge of Barnwell County. James A. Willi*, Attorney for Petitioner. To the absent defendant R, J. McCrea ry : ♦ Take notice that the complaint In this action, together with the aummons, of which the foregoing I* a copv, was (1 * leo in the office of the,Judge of the Probate Court for Barnwell County, In the State of South Carolina, on the 24th day of October A. D. 1905, Barn well, 8. C. Jame* A. WIU!*, . Attorney for Petitioner. October 24th 1906. TRESPASS NOTICE. All pernon* are forbidden,to enter upon my lands in Wlliaton TowWshlp, Barnwell County, for the purpose of hunting or trapping, taking away wood, straw or leave*, paaruring Mock, making paths or roads, playing -games or card* or committing any othir trea- pa**, under penalty of prosecution to the full extent of the' law October 12tb. 1905. W. JJ. Eave*. Bee Ryan’s Ham* ® Smoked shoulder* 10c. U 13 A 15. r ... -J - -SjSPf- •11 J' tx J kt -v——