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. V. mni Kditar ft Pr«p'r; I.1RUKST COUSTf GIRCULAnOH. THURSDAY, NOVE.MIJKR f>. 19OT. Tlioro waro t^rrlbtfi Uriiimi In Ru««la. I^t4 week. Y!io <lnUf p»prr* jtuvw •hocking nn<I Kickcnliig aocounU of the road dtwrU of litood thirsty mob* in Ttmrdcring many Imndred ami wooml Ing many Hinnanmla of jow*, rw«» vnuibn end cUildrva, in Odcsurt, plun- tlorlnj: tlo-ir liomck. and looting tMr •tore*. Not j»v«n ilm mnMacre of St. Ilartholomaw when the world w«» lean r'lliglttened wa< more hofrihle than thla red carnival of crime. At thiadiio tanco the true luwardnm*. of tho rdtu- ation there can not he iiudcratoml, hut thla oue thing secin? atire and certain, tliat the Ruatiau niMM^ea are not fit for •elf government and unworthy and nndcacrving of the conatltution ao lato- Jy given them by the* Czar, heretofore Thu moat abaolutn autocrat amdng tbo orovvued bend* of t he civilized world, THE XKW TREitl’ASS I,A W. Skc. I. Ho It enacted by the General Aaacmbly of the State of South Caroli na, That from and after the approval of Thla Act, ahjTficrann or Vr« , na enter, leg upon the lands of another, for anv one of the billowing purpose* of hunt- big. fishing, trapping, netting or gath orfng fruit, straw or turf, vegetables, herbs or cutting timber on the same without the consent of the owner or manager thereof, shall ho deemed gull iy of a misdemeanor, and upon couvic- fs tion thereof shall pay a fine of not more 111 than twenty (20) dollar*, or ho Impris- at hard labor not more than thirty tha arft} tnr e,M3l, tn ‘ , evcry °ire n * 0 - I”, *T%r 2. All .Acts or parts of acta In- Prconslsteut with tftU Ad are hereby re - . fMialed. -Approved 22d Fcbruar)’, A. D. 1U05. THE DISriSXSARY SITUATION. Gen. G. Duncan Bellinger, one of the attorneys representing the Union County Uhptiosers Mr ho have been voted out of e.mployment and who went U. S. Circuit Judge Frltchard to restore them to their former places, has bneo interviewed by a Charleston IWt correspondent. Ho said that “Judge PriVchard clearly Indicated that he •aw that the Brice act wan unconstitu tional, as every good lawyer, and even layman who has read tbo Federal c«n- £'SgUtloii, lUim'abhbU-wlmin«5: we can got at that point through our efforts to restore to bltlco. Wo think wo can convince him he D wrong. He was right in deciding at Asheville that he had no jurisdiction; we knew the moment tho quostlon was raised that are snch as was never pat forth before clearings, though com pari n with very large totals of a year ago; show expansion particularly at cities outside of the metropolis, taken as a whole, tbo situation is one, which finds no precedents fur this time of tit# year.” From Dunn’s last review we quote the following; “Almost without cx reptlon, report* are favorable regard ing the nation’* commercial progress. There Is no decrease In tnc luqnlrlea for the Spring shipment* from jobbers, and little idle machinery Is found In 4he-leading- marmfactur.jffjf industries Textile mills arc well nucuplefl. Hall way earnings (or October wore (>% larger limn fast year.” In the face of tjicso facts. It roallv looks like an act of insanity for the nwuars of spot cotton to sell at present prices.' The textile mills of the world have sold this crop far in luIFanee, and at prices which will justify them in paring several cent* p**v 1-onnd more than they are paying at present. It does seem that (he Southern people are ton slow In realizing the cnormou* activity that at present prevails In all lines of business, from which evidence they should fully realize tho very Im portant position they occupy as factors In tho world’s progress. Cotton goods to net he had, and prices commensurate with what Is being paid for other articles should be received for tho raw product. ATTENTION COMI’ANY F. * The survivors of Company F. 3rd 8. C. Cavalry, will hold their annual re union at Brunson, 8. C. on Thursday, Nov. 10th 1(103. All Confederate veter ans aro invited to meet, with us. A full attendance Is desired, for the ranks are fast thinning out, and there will soon be no veterans of the '‘Lost Cause,” »- J. O. McMillan. For C^omniittce. MRS. KELLY’S STUDIO, - GLRRK STREET, 1] BLRCKI/1LLE, 8. G. j work For., first class portraiture. Latest styles In card mounts. A of ttne plcrnre» Tb<t»«t "wnrk) m water colors and oil; for holiday trade. Kodak Albums. Post Cards made U> older. Kodak work a special ty ^!rs. Kelly Is a pupil of the Lenney Studio of A tlanta and can guarantee satDfaetory work in every line of pho tography. CHOP NEWS. Cotton picking Is practically finished, A killing frost followed by dry sun shiny weather would give, a small top crop on rich or fresh lands. While some have made better yields than last year most farmers have gatlmrcd less. The corn crop D likewise spotted and the West will be called on to supply tho shortage in a number of neighbor hoods. Hardly enough peas and sugar cane will bo saved to supply tho demand for seed next year. TUeaweet potatperop is better thaw expected. ‘'■ I O it phititingTs delayed by the dry weather, rtllf lands being loo hard to be broken. Tho ground Is dry. to the lepth of tho ordinary well, and old farmers say that a dry winter will he surely followed by a poor ofop yield next year. Rain and a plenty of it la wanted before new year. were giMm-for-tbe-linwr betug-. Hut ,, fHve-AmpHcnn Frestrytwlan THt •von tho lawyers on the other able know that tho Ilrlco law is unconstitu tional according to either the btato or Federal cDMtHhtloii.” . “Think you will succeed before the oonvening of the Legislature?'’ “Yes, 1 think we will. But If wo -don’t we are nevertheless In tho fight until wo do succeed, nr until tho Leg. ialalure repeals tho Brice act or abol ishes the dispensary system:” - i “In your opinion will tho Legisla ture do either at it* noxt sitting?” “As Llook at U the next Legialature will do nothing with the dispensary. No politician will) hopes of a future D J olng to father a hill to abhIDh tho Dpensary. He won’t stake hit (utnro on atiy such move In view of - *!! IRe doubt and coiiltuion about tbe mat- The man with timo to burn never gavo-thc world any light. Latc«t report pnt* the number of Jew* killed and wounded In tha Rus sian riots at nearly 50,000. • . • THE • Best Bred Horses and Mules Are (lie. kind pTfflW keeps .■ At Williston, S C. Two car loads of clipping good ones just received. To go with them, just re ceived, One “Car Piedmont Wagons, One Car Stude- bnker Wagons; a Complete^ StTick of Tyson & Jones and otlier 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 prices. " ^ -> Kemcmber, they are at Q. A.-KENNEDY’S, W ILLlSTOJf, S. C. J. M. Caldwell. William McNab, McNAB & CALDWELL. New Firm, -' ) | New Goods, Best VnFocs. ^ } tmvest*!*rt2Cs. «cr.” “Oconoe county went dry this week by a vote of tcu to one. Soma twelve other counties aro dry by almost equal ly Impressive oiHjorBics. Do you ilD •over any element of doubt In that?” •‘The elections show merely that the people are dhisatDfied with the way the ponsary la administered. And, be- a, only from a third to half the peo are voting under the restrictions of Brice act. Walt till tho primaries heard from.” he fiifxt argument In tho case will .made lit Richmond on the 20lh. aric* wore killed In Ubina a few days ago and their bodies thrown In a river Editor J.C. Hemphill returned last week from a three month* trip-to Ett- rope, and Charleston’s Gala Week goes on gloriously. ^ .Since her return to the United States Ml** Alice Roosevelt denies the report of her engagement to Congressman Longworth, or anybody else All the greater political parties, Re publicans, Democrat*. PopulDts and SocialistH now claim Fresldent Roose- “Velt as their very own, and each wants to be first In renominating him. H Aaalatant Attorney General Leroy .F Youmans holds that counties voting out their dispensaries are not entitled to shares of the surplus funds from that source fur tho better support of their public schools. William Evans, colored, body ser vant to Gen. Robert E- Lee, died on Saturday In New Jersey, aged SI years, to which State he had drifted after the death of the great Virginian. He made lijs living in the North by doing odd jobs, but refused to associate with northern negroes He served Gen. Lee from Harper’s Ferry In the John Hrown time through Appomattox, un til hU death. . "I. , -COTTON IS KING. rom an address Issued on October SIst by I’resldcnt Uarvle Jordan and Secretary Richard Cheat ham of the Southern Cotton Association we take the following facts which go strongly trr confirm confidence In the wisdom •nd reliability of that great orgauita- tTotf. On June 22J tho Association's offi cers, from a Rsrof over 17.000 corres t>ondents, estimated that this year’ cotton crop would amount to 10,331,874 bales. On September 7th, through-this list of correspondents and through each State department, the estimate was re Placed to 0.&83.I33 bales. On October 31st, on reports of tho nrorege date of October 21st. the cstl mate was reduced to 0,444,314 bales This estimate was based on dhe opln- the correspondent* ami waa within 200 000 of the actual gin count Made for the census bureau up to Octo-' ber 18th. The closeness of the Asso- eUtlon’s estimate to tbe actual count made at tho gins for the census bureau vos the correctness of the Associa filonV figures and tho well informed truthfulness of Its correspondents. On October 21st the correspondents reports showed that 61.3 per cent, of the crap had been picked and 54 7 per cent, had been ginned. Tbe reductions In acreage from last year were stated at the*o per centa: Alabama 27; Arkansas 28; Florida 18; Georgia 23; Indian Territory and Ten nessee 23; Louisiana 51; Mississippi North Carolina 24; Oklahoma 15; " .eel- South Carolina 26; Texas 26; Misce lanequs 25. Of the condition* of business and the >rtunltios of the cotton growers to fixtbe price for their crops yet unsold they^ay; ' In view of tbe fact that Fall River markets at the present time are hare of spot cotton goods and sales are being made for delivery not later than Feb- ruary,r^ind also, that over 4,000,000 pew spindles are being, and have this year been added to the cotton machi nery In tbe foreign countries, we fall In see where the present price for cot ton can be anything but too low. In addition to this optimistic view of the •itUHtloa from the cotton planters the following was contained 1«T Brad street’s last review on the,trade stftustlnn : “Activity, In fact huoflfnry. Mill oharaoterixes practically all lines of trade and Industry. Reorder busi- reflects this In a steady call from Bbers for dry goods, clothing, shoes, rt*,r-h> factTall lines of' wearing ap irel. Industry retains tbe lively ap- nnted for some time past. In Uitea the efforts making to je lwjjteji*e bu.-dnei* ufXeriug*/ ACT NOW!! T O - D A Y ! I Call At Creech’s Pharmacy. —... t*xy—iTtm— 25c for one Jar Camthol. Your money cheerfully refunded if not satisfactory for the following complaints: Rheumatiam, Mrelllng*. asthma, catarrh, oczema, cuts, burns. Insect bites, bruises and neuralgia. Free Information on circu lar. THE CAMTHOL CO.. INSURANCE. Fire, Health* ‘Old Line” com- Lifc, Accident, We represent only panies. 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 All kinds of insurance promptly writ ten and attended to In person by A. P. MANVILLE’S OLD STAND, Main Street, Barnwell, S. C. We offer our entirely new, carefully select ed and bought htock at pleasing prices. Not a shop, worn art tele In stock. ' - v trrr**GfV«v*trTW^«Htftnrd-ti vorltes, all the newest candidates for favor/ latest styles and best qualities. Bhoe* arc a Specialty with us, and the old and the younar of ail occupations will find here the complete comfort of easy wearing and long Instintr shoos, slippers Ac. Our Hats will please nil good tastes, both In the beauty ot at vie and excellence of mute- rid. Our Notion*, Gents Furnishings and mis cellaneous voods need only to he seen to be apprtH-lat**! The early calls of our friends and the, pur- ch.-islnx public arc most cordially Invitfd. We are confident that we can dve zjomplet- est satisf;ietlon to all cash customers and that we can and will save you money and give you pleasure on every purchase. Very sincerely, ' . McNAB A CALDWELL. F. P. LEE, DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Williston. S. C., offers at lowest living pi Ives a com plete," carefully selected and- closely bought stock of the Rest and Newest General Merchandise for the Fall and Winter trnrto. Ill aH—irncs—Dry a ii d Dress Goods, Clotlim«r, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, No) tions, Staple and Fane y Groceries he can please all taste* and suit all customers. __ A UJtQrru).ejAtiaa..]Lu..-cll#^-cowrtw. ^ : MT it m M'S. IIH • Bin, - HOMING-SIOBi. 965 Customers served there Saturday, November 4, ’05. W FEW word* about coffee. The finest grown are Mocha and -Tam. " r A blend of these makes a drink beyond all comparison. Ryan . offer* you this blend In a 1 )h air tight cab at 30e., with the guar antee that It will go as far us 2 lbs of Arbuekle, Lion or ahv other coffee of like grade, or money icfunded. The blenders of this coffee offer a re ward of $100.00 to any one. who can produce a better coffee for the same money. , • * y HEN yon go to Rvan’s n*k for his SwRs Chee«c, Italian Macsrnni, French Olive Oil, Ualifornla PcMche*, T.arge White Cherries, Home-made Preserve* and Jellies, Dried Peaches. Dried Apples, Country 8yrup', Buck Wheat, Big Hominy, Grape Frutts, Force, Cream of Wheat. \ T HE place seems to he Headquarters for fruit for Chrlstmss cakes; Raisin* In the bunch, Needed Raisins, Cleaned Currants, Citron, Extracts and Spice* of all ktfidff. I N Canned Vegetables you will find—Blood Red Beets, Succotash, Sauer Kraut, Garden Corn. Garden I’ea*. ■* When you want to make Soup »fk for hia Soup Can ;-it contaius id oMffereut kinds of vegeta bles. \ • • ^ > Come and see us: G. K. RYAN, — J. S. BLACK, J. E. GRUBBS. IsEiM) -<e- OUR THREE STORES ARE ALL OVERCROWDED WITH " UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS FOR WISE BUYERS, COME.AND SEE Tk People’s ARM SHOWING NICE ASSORTMENT OF SEASONABLE GOODS! LACES. Embroideries, All Overs, BrilliantLves, P o no e n f, t tfs, Lawns, Linens and Wash Fab- We invite inspection* DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY -IN'- THE BANK of BARNWELL. fi^^We sell only the purpst kinds of Drjigs. ™ jQrPositlvi^y^aojgibstitulion in Prescriptions. Our Cut Glass and Sterling $ilver are of the post beautiful designs and finest qualities. - . Come and see taitarS ftSTFOUR SOLID CAR LOADS OF FURNITUIGv ' JEGTPRICES LOWEST. % v» ■ U> * \V vt> « vV * | */ v>> vtG&ee.GGft $60,000- - $30,000. CAPITAL, ----- - • - ~ - SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS, - K/- ’ MONET kept In jour liouss may lx: lost by Iheft cr fire.. iK'poeltfft with us and transfer the rcsraaisibllity. ^ ■ . . We carry ItOffisLTR INSUR'ANCE FltOTFCTION. end have fire-proof vault*. Tin- liel.it <.f ilcix,siting with u.* will save yon many h dollar tli*t niiglit be unwisely sp<'nt if k. t-t in tour poekets. CON fit At T Till-' MAUI I - NOW. The c-mvebienec and safety of paying all ytatr obligation* by chock, once tried, Wt>never lx: given up. .... Cheeks and drafts can bo safely sent to ns by mail wlthont being regirttred. Either call in person anti open an accoXint with us <*■ write ns. C. F. CALHOUN. President. BUTLEB HA GOOD, Vice-President. P. M. BUCKINOII AM, Cashier, (i. W. MANVILLE, Asst. Cashier. MS- FOR SALE. "VTOW I* the time l\ Farms cheap. —FTTffiW itiH"ir“nTry to buy Improved Lands are eheap- utir vtpr lie agr.in. ' Only a limited nimiher for sale. It Is tne only sale aHtffUilistan- ti.-»l Investmei't. The deniH.iul i* in- ♦H'+-a-i os; , fcr+ees a.IvatH-iM-jf xxrl w*- ennnut add one acre to the world’s sup Treasurer's Notice. The Treasurer’* Offlo* will bn open for the collection of taxes levied for 1905, from the loth dav of October to I5th day of March, 1906, Inclusive. Frem the 1st to the 3M dav of Jan- ■uary,,iai)fL a lumalty ol ouf* per cent. will he added to all tnxe* paid in ’Jan* I uarv. From tin- l*t to the 28th day of Fcb- | roary, 1006. a pcna|tf.of two per v ceat, ! wil! he added to all taxes paid in Frb* | ruary. From the 1st to the 15th day of Jrrch. 1906, a penalty of seven per Come and see Wc have in this the most Elaborate Line ever shown. Rain Coats, Walking Jackets, Embroideries and An Exposition well worth seeing, and if low prices any inducement YOU WILL BUY. We will dis continue the Green Trading Stamps. All hav- * ing Books are requested to bring them in about January ist, 1906, and Cloaks, Laces. are fill up. - Come and hear the graphophone and learn how to get one free. ■ - Jota’s Time Stes, Barmvett, - - -. - - - S. C. t F. STILL & S0N will be met in both quality and price* of good*. The public cordially invited to call and see for themselves. I will be gliilT to see all old friends, to make many new nnea and to prove to all that I stand on the right trade platform, F. P. LEE, Williston, S. C. TRESPASS NOTIOEr All persons are''forbidden to enter upon Sherwood Plantation for the pur- poae of hunting or trapping, taking away wood, straw or leave*, pasturing stock, making paths or roads, or com muting any other trespass under pen alty of prosecution to the full exteutof the law. BUTLER HAGOOD, October iith 1605. TRESPASS NOTICE. All person* aro forbidden to enter upon our lands in Bennett Springs Township for the purpose of hunting or trapping by day or by night, or committing any other trespass, under penalty of prosecution to the full ex tent of~the law, Brabham A Co. Hattleville. 8. 0., October 23d, 1006. CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE, BLA6KY1LLC, - - S- 6., ■ -- ■ Arc iioiv completely ready for the Fall and Winter Trade 4 and offer ~ VALUES —in all lines of— Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, - Bdots, . fthues.- Hatfi r REGISTERED HEIFERS. Snelliog & Sberfesce, Agents, BARNWELL. S. C. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice la hereby given that the un dersigned wUl, oh Monday, November 27th. 1905. make application for letters of final discharge as Krecufor of the estate of M r*. M, J, Rowe, before J. K. Snelltng, Esq./ Judge of; Probate for Uornwell County. - : ; t 8. K Ray, Egeeutorv Q«L23iU30L Glendale Farm at Barnwell, has for sale a number of choice registered Jersey Heifers and young Bulla, the offspring of our noted Tormentor Bull by fine registered cows. We had In tended to reserve these heifers for our own use, but now offer them without reserve for sale. This 1a a good oppor tunity for those desiring fine heifers as they represent nine years of careful se lection find breeding of the best Jerseys In the country* Our cattle have been purchased from celebrated herds north and west, and they show for themrf ] selves, aud their offspring are as fine as can be bad anywhere. Pedigrees registration certificate and transfer In I name of purchaser furnished free ol TUu offer will nut loot long. .SV ” Furniture, Groceries, To bacco, Cigars, Crockery, . Glassware, Hay, Grain, Etc., 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 Winter’s cold and double good looks; and to our Shoes, which will make your way and walk through life an easy progress. piy-, n . ,i „ , If 1* the prevailing opinion I hat wc ... This mo^higlu^p.k-c* for the lafm* ^ l "*PaLI tax**, that nroifned tnc Ijvci-v stsple j —‘-LEVY. - I offer the-following tainw for - .., at very low {hives lor the pext 36 days; I T.* .. P P'. p ■’ * n, Dl*. in five equal annual ii.Kfallmen:*. 7 per f.'” ■ ^ cent inr -ro-t on ileferre l navments— tor ,lU,k / i . ,le , *’ WhM, ' , P, 4M*s-G*4*i»a*-»^4-i»w n mW Im For < on-titutionsl Si-hoo] 3 uiills. cent interest on iteferre 1 pavment*. £&-r hi* may he your la-t opimr- tnnitv t(» Imv a Of>(U) I’T. VtlK iheB.p on easy terjn* ROSEMARY TOWNSHIP. ?00 acre*, ter snt house, .-harns .and stihles, g^tnl |*u*r, iioumleil: X. by Long Rfaiu-h; E tiy.Ro*cm*rv-rreek; S. by Mr* Mary Willi-; and W by vs-. tafe of Joshua McOmiry, I’rice, |2,- IAW." • , BENNETT SPRINGS TOW NS Mil’. C5 acre*, tenant houses, barn* and stable*, good laud. Bounded: N. by -Mr*/ IK 1 A- Knr«r : W.. lee J-. -W, Fur Special road tax Spevial Svhoid Levy "•Tar Grove * Ce- 2 mill*. ~I mill. Ii. Dunbar; E. bv Mrs Pi t II A. e, VW. s. by G. Fuis-e. AH that lot in the.town of Bin-nwejl, formerly lot of A ’.-Hfifiit v Hie. Rounded: N. bv John 1. Brousonjahrl the Opera House; S bv Mrvct separa ting it.from t^tate of N. G W. W alk er, Sr.; K thy I’utdie Court llott-e Square and W. by lauds of Nnuiher- gvr, formerly-I’echmatt, ITice 42,500. , . RICH LAND TGL'-VNtjH IF. 100 aert's. Bounded: I*, by R. C. Holman or C. F NnrtihiTger: s. by E. W^llotman; K. by Mrs. M. 1. Walser; F. Holman. Price, tot,it. Allendale, Uarhary Branch. Blackville. D.nihh- Pond, Elko, K«li**.o, Fairfax,' KfTeiidstilp, Healing Spring*, Kline, .Morris. New Forest, Oak Grove. Old « ofuitihia, Ri-eily Brain b, Seigling- vHle. s«ten Pines and T I 11 k • r f:reek, 2 miR*. W.illLton. 21 mill*. Barton, Big Voik. ('avc. tlh korv Hill, Owens’ X Road*, ■'sycamore No. 51 afitl Utmers.fi mills. Hercules and Lee*. 4 mills. Barn well, nii'l*. Xlie t o.inmutathot Read Tax Notice will ani>enr a* sitoii a» the Onmty Board passes on same. The comutaiion roa-l fax of two dol lar* will oe received iiulil March l*t, 1900. J. B. Armstrong, County Treasurer, Barnwell. SL O , Sept 12. 19<i5. llarlty Place, 550 acre*. 200 cleared,- balance in wood and timher/fg tenant ltv>u>e* on place, duelling recently bhrned, 7 miles from Barnwell Court House, on public mad. Bounded hy lands of WCatiier-hee. Dick*. J. .O.. Patterson, James Tilly and E L. I’at- tfcxasjuii—r iwi 1 1 1 —■ Price, 1 4 3 ,*)4AAK- 560 a.-res, portion Dufu-nn place. Bounded N. by land* of J. (), Patter son; E by estate- *>I s. K. +j. Patterson; W. by "C. F. -Raker and Lafayette Rate* Price, f-2,506. 264 acres, known as I’atterson Place, IvnHc from- Dmibarton.- Rminded by land*.-of Amos Holman, Killing— worth and Rountree. Price, SlU per ayre. HEP OAK TOWNSHIP, acres, portion II. M. Dnnean THE STATE OF SOCTH CAROUIA, OJl-NTY OF BAKXWEU. In the ITobatc Court. J. F. Barnes,„in hi* own right and at AdnilnDtrator of the Estate of E. T. McCreary", deceased, — Plaintiff, against - R. .1, McCreary. L. V. McfTrcary, Os car William*, Eugene William*. 'Erv" ne*t W illiam*, Annie Belle Williams, Ryan Williams ami R A. McCreary, heir* at Uw of E. T. McCreary, de- ceased,' Defendants. . Summons for Relief r -fComplaint not served.) To the Defendants In this action : You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint .In thla a. tion. w hieli ia Hleti in the ofili-e of the ■Judge of Probate for the said county, and to serve a copy of your answer to Hie sal.) complaint on thu snh*criher at h’s olli'*c Barnwell, s. U. within twenty days after Hie service hereof exclusive nt the rbiT oTstn-li service, and If you of Puthnv fif PuncaB ; K - _ hatch'e River; S. by line M.rveyCfFjirHetiniM^ the K. R A W. ]{. R. and land* o: tor relief demanded in the Complaint. DR. W. C. MILRODS, Barnwell, - - - S. C. Will be in my office every Fri- jday and Satunlay until November first. From November ist to April I will be in my offieg every day. From April to November I will attend calls in the country or meet patients atany of our, towns by appointment. . ..... DICKS - HOUSE, . , . 634 BROAD ST., ... ... * Auousta.Ga. ' 4 Excellent rooms and ^ good table hoard. Kates, $1.50 per day; special rate* by the week. A. P. Dicks, Prop., REGISTRATION NOTICE. The Registration Books wlH be open in the Conrt House on the first Mon- day (lale. dav) in eaclUmonth for tl>e traniactlnn of auch business as is re quired by law. J. Baxley, Chairman, G. B. Dunbar, tigereury, — . • a - Boston Lee; W. by W. M. Cook. Price; $2,000. AIKEN COUNTY. 480 acres, M. C. Woodward. place. Bounded by estate lands of Corley and land* of_W r . J. Woodward and other* 330 acres, J. W. Hickson pi age, Bounded by estate of Bowie, dnmls of Pr/Hell, P. Rutland, N. Rates, Jus. W'all and ether*. ‘ I’rlce>750. BAMBERG COUNTY. 73 acres known as the Aver Place. Boundaries; S. by lauds of Lewis Bishop v E. and 8. by lands of 0_B. Lain, and W. by WalterhoTo A Barn well-Public Road. Price, $300,00, • BKNNKTT Srr.INOS TOWNSHIP. Cfio acr?s, more or Jess, Rounded on N. by lands of Jennuv J. Wood, on E. by Port Royal Railroad,on S. hr Steel Creek, and. West by; lands of Julia Holly, known as the Hughomugh trabf. fomerly owned by F. F. Dunbar. Price $3,500,00, l.fKK) acres more or less, and bounded N.by public road from Savannah to Augusta, on E. hr land* of W. T. Dun bar and Mrs. A. JM. Ingram, on H. hy Savannah river ami VV. hv lands of Mrs. M A. Rountree and Mrs. <; jj. George, known a* the “4,ittle Hell” tract, formerly owned by F. F. Ptm- bar - Price $4,000 00.- -■ The Bonaparfc Place eiMitalnlirg 150 acres with impiovcmcnrs ihercon. n^«|- Willi-ton, 8. C. Price $1.0 O-JV J. O. PATTERSON & SON ^ on are further required to appear at the same time and place to show cause, if any you can, why the proceed* of the sale of the real estate of K. T. McCreary, deceased, *0 h,,|<| by hie should not he paid over to J. F. Barnes, administrator of the said K. T. Me- Creai'y, to he ap idled hv him to the f™.' of the dvhts of the said E. T. •MaCreary. / Given under my hand and seal, .thla 21th day of October 1905. John K Snclliug, (Seal.) c ■- Probate Judge of Barnwell County, James A. Wiliis, Attorney for Petit Inner. To the absent defendant R. J. MeCrea- rj : Take notice tliat the complaint In thl* action, together with the summons, of which the foregoing i* a copy,_w«a tt lett in the c'ftlce of the Judge of IP* Probate Court for Barnwell County, in theHtateof South Carolina, on tho 24th day.of October A. D. 7005, Barn well, 8. C. James A WIHIs, - Attorney fur Petitioner. October 24th 1903. All TRESPASS NOTICE. persons arc forbidden fo enter upotj my hnd* In WIIDton Township, Rarnwell County, for the purpose of hunting or trapping, taking away wood, straw or leaves, pasiuriug stock, making Paths or roads, -playlug fgatnes or cards or commirtir.g any otlUr trea- pa»s, tinder penaltv of, prosecution to full extent of tho lawT October 12th. 1905. \v. H. Eavea. the bammwlxl, 1 • See Rr*n’» Ham* Smoked shoulder# frlOo, U 1J & 13.