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c* ' LAB8E8T €OUm CIRCCLATIOH TinmSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1903. T Bl,y i"iw amwell People. LONG BRANCH PHILOSOPHY. . rnyu, imt i Pnpr. When men frew held and multiplied, £. •Id a tower they cried/ Preeldent Harvle Jordan of the Southern Cotton AModatlon Tia» iMued an addreaa advlslnx farmer* to hold the balance of ootton on hand for'IS cent*, It would-be a rlghteou* revenge for the bear* who have been •frivlng to put down the price to have to pay. dearly for their meannesi. L, The meeting of achool trustee* called for the 21th Inst, by County Superin tondent of Education cun do and. will do more real and permanent good* <lf well attended and earnestly conducted, than any educational gathering ever held in Barnwell. Let every trustee and teacher in this brave old county come, resolved to help and willing to be helped. President K. P. Smith of the South Carolina Cotton Association has proven himself the right man In the right placs a* fnllv as any leader has ever done alnoe the time of Moses, lie Is entitled, to the gratitude of the State for hi« paat good service* and to perfect con* tfdenoe as to the future. As mouthpiece of the Cotton, Asso ciation, not content with thu victory already won ha map* oui tbo pinna for holding the advantage won, and ad vises the farmers of the S ate to keep the cotton acreage for next 3 ear down to the figures oMbOft. The wisdom of that policy la too plain to need argument. Ever; self Interest and every high principle of brother hood among the farmers and business men of the South requires that the ranks remain unbroken and touching clbowa. “Boss Rule” was soundly beaten in jast week's elections up North. Ohio, for fifteen long yetre a dycd-ln-the- wool Republican State, elected as Gov- Cfhor John M. Pattison, Democrat, with subordinate olHolals of the same political faith. Pennsylvania, long a rock-ribbed Republican stronghold, Chose a democrat as Stste Treasurer. In New York city Mayor George B. McClellan, ton of the Union General and a man of high character, was, though Tammany Hall's candidate, by the smallest fnajorlty on of the votes delph Hearst al, Aha candidate of the Municipal Ownership league. W. T. Jerome, In dependent candidate for District Attor ney, was reelecteu on his record. The unrest among the people as shown 1a these results may mean the breaking up of the old party organiza tions and the bringing to the front of new Issues. The South can wait patiently, for no Change up North is likely to be for the worse. Headquarters Bsrnwcll Division of the Southern Cotton Growers Associ ation. * Come, let us build A temple which to heaven shall go, . A city our renown to eboW. Come on, we'll gather Into one, All nations underneath the sun; * Nimrod or Bel they called their god, And thought not of Jehovah’s rod. This Was years ago when some of them old timers undertook to get to Heaven by building a thing to.climb up there on. , Now, we have borrowed and qdeted the above verses as a sort of a preface, not having ever expeuted another at tempt to rebuild the Tower ot Babel. But we have ex free ted moat anything else. Our trouble Is wb n we write or talk we are told by the Mayor of one of our little cities that there la a stick in our gizzard, which may be so; but we are able to prove some of our com plaint. We read a nicely typewritten letter the other day in reply to one written *»> » customer, of the concerns who drive over the-cotintry and throw out halts for suckers to bite at. This conn tryman had bit at the butt and hsd been caught. He wrote asking a little time on the payment; the reply, from the aforesaid read thus: Now, Mr. Jones, we can’t do that, but If It was a town man we oould afford to extend the payment, but to extend a payment for a farmer In the country, wbjrlhat is something else. Mo make prepara tion to pay your Installment on time and oblige * A farmer goes to town with lint cot ton sticking un his shabby.coat and dust settled In hN eyebrow*, others liv ing by the sweat of bbrdrmw, having paid or in some cases failed to pay about 60 per cent profit on hU Stimmpr bill and not a clear dollar, the *m4re prolltof his year’s work all having gone ftp the sleeve of the other fellow He Is then often reminded (by the hiejnS-store clothes) of wonderful prosperity and progress made by the country people. Now we admit that the poor countryman makes lots of money but.somebody else gets it, the traders sometime leave him just able to So fur ns we are concerned we are going to shut down the syrup mill, kill a couple of shoales, send to mill, invite oty creditor* to wait for the balance due till the bank opens credit, get Joe Kirkland to cut ns some wood, put „pp a notice—“Agents Destroyed llere Without Remedy; Dun* will not bo read. Ac”—or to make a long dtory short, go Into winter quarter* and not come out till lime to talk politics next Spring. ' Va, -_ T — Rlah Mas. MASTER’S SALE. State of South Carolina,) County of Barnwell. \ Court of Common Pleas. Pena Brown, Plaintiff, vs. Annie J. Lsyy, ct, al, —_ IJefenditnts.' Court House, on Monday, December fourth 1906, It being saleday in said month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real property, situate In the county and State afore sa'd “All that lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being In the Town of Blackville, County of Barnwell and State aforesaid, containing and mess wring one hundred feet on Carroll Street on the South, two hundred and Yellow fever ha* broken oat In He- [ uba. Mo*qnttoes were, carried rom New Orleans boxed up w ith electrical-toots, and when liberated got bnsy to biting the unsuspecting Cu ban*. *• ’ EXECUTORS SALE. By virtue of a power contained In the will of Mrs. Mary A. McKIhben I will sell at the Court House in Barn well on Saleduv In December next. It being the fourth of said month, the fol lowing described real estate to wit: “All that lot of land, situate lit Bam well. Count v of Barn well. State of Smith Caroline, known a* the residence lot of the late M r*. M*TF A-MuKIb- ben, containing thren-fhimfils of an acre, more or less, and bounded as fol lows: On the North by lot of Ben Ford; on theJCast by Mrs. Jtophle Aldrich; on/llie South by Main Street, which separates It from lot of B. T. Wee, Esq., and Oq the West bv lot of the estate of Mrs. Rebecca B. Ryan Terms of sale cash.—Purohaser to pav for papers. ' - George H. Bates, Qualified Executor, S: PROBATE COURT SALE State of South Carolina. I In the Pro- County of Barnwell. / bate Court Missouri Peacock, a* administratrix of the estate of E. W. Peacock, deceas ed, and lu her own behalf Ac., Ptaln- _ tiff. % [•—- ,—j% f r* against Cora Peacock. Orlen Peacock, Caroline Peacock, F. H. Creech and The Sent *■ tlah American Mortgage Company, Defendants. Pursuant to a Decree made in the Probate Court for the County and State aforesaid I will sell at public out cry In front of the Court House at Barnwell, within the legal hours of sale, on Monday, the fourth day of De cember, A. D. 1905, It being saledav in said month, the following described real property: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, situate in «*ld StateCmiiL- tv, containing two hnndre-d ircrer, immr or less, and hounded North by lands of Pender and D.J. Zorn; East by lands of William Grime*; South by lands of Dora llartzng ahd West by Buck Creek. * - , Terms Cash—Purchaser to pay for papers, . John K. Spelling. Jbdge of Probate. TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are hereby forbidden to enter.ttpon the lands of the undersign ed in Wil'Dton TownsLdp, Barnwell County, South Carolina, .for the pur po*e of hunting, trapping or netting, fishing, taking away wood, straw 01 l^•avoAdJasturlng stock, making paths or roads', dY committing any other tres pass, under penalty of prosecution to the full extent of the law. W. D. Wade, T. M WI11D, T. W. Reed, R. J. Rountree, C. A. Bennett,- J. .LL Bate*.— Henry Lard. J. M. Hair. NovemberSth, 1905. —T—jwtmn- 11 I PI— ■ ■ 7 - - - ; lowlnf’wersons to organize the tovf nth Ip TdJ- follow- Ool. L. \V. i fotVBTshipa: llendale Township: Yonmans, E. C. Priester, Wiley Black. J. W.Qooge, P. J. Zelgler, Jones H. O. AH. Elijah Davla.. Baldock : J. B. Calhoun, W. I Johns, E. W. Peeplea. R. H. Walker, Frank Owens, JB. H. Bennett, Joslah Fergu- Blsckvllle: W. T. Walker, I. H. Hutto, J. D. Whittle, J. K II. Mllhmis, W. H. Hutto, Jrrtr, P. Marflh, JeE Ray, G. W. Boylstqn. J. E. Hair. Wiltlston: W. 8. Mlms.J. M. Hair, 8. 0. Mathews, Z. T. Hutson, Bennett Stringfetlow, Ashley Mtansell, B. F. Drummond, W. I. Jowers, T. W. Scott, M. W. Phillips. Richland: l. W. Rountree, F. II. pioka, James Moore, Lafarette, Cave. Juriaon Green, Frank Green, Dickson Green. Red Oak: W. L. Bailey, O. C, Bax ley, W. J. Duncan. W, T. Grubbs, Capt. Jerry SnelHng, 8. M. Cook. «, M. Baxley, W. J. Baxley, W. 11. 1’arker, J. M. Sadler. The above named committees will meet at some central place designated on the first Saturday in December for urganlaation and election of a Presi dent, Secretary and Treasurer, and alao elect delegates to County Convention •o meet at Barnwell C. H. on 2nd Sat urday, R being the Dtb day of Decem ber. Frank H. Creech; President. H. L. O'Rannon, tary. Before going to Washington next month to enter upon his responsible duties In the highest legislative body in the world Congressman James O Patterson la visiting the counties of his District that be may be better In formed as to the needs of his con»titu- ants and to be better able to serve their the East, one bundled feet on Izlar Street on tbe North, and bounded by the lots of Mrs. Julia It. Carroll ou the West.” Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. U.L^O’BANNGN, Master. Master’s Office, November, 13. 1903. MASTER’S SALE. Mtate of South Carolina,) County of Barnwell, 1 P Court of Common Pleas. P. Watson, Plaintiff, v*. Samuel Peeples, et al„ Defendants. Not a shop.worn article in stock. In Dry and Dress Goods all (he standard fa vorites, all tbe newest candidates for favor, latest styles and best qualities. j>, a; Shoes are a Spcc.altv with ris, and the old and the young of all occupations will find here the complete comfort of easy wearing amTTbhg 7asHn» shew; alippowrAc. Our Hats will please all good tastes, both in the beauty of style and excellence of mate rial. . Our Notions, Gents Furnishings and mis cellaneous goods need only to be seen to be appreciated ’ . » , The early calls of our friends and the pur- ./"}T!hasing public are most cordially invited. We arc confident that we can give coinplet- est satisfaction to all cash customers and that we can and will save you money and give you pleasure ou every purchase. Very sincerely, McNAB A CALDWELL. Bv virtue of a decretal order to me directed In the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court Houee, on Monday, December fourth 1905, It being saleday in said month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real property, situate In the coiinty and S.ate afore said : • • . “All that certain tract, piece or par cel of land situate lying and being in said State and County containing sixty one (61) acres, more—or less, anil bounded h» followa; North bv Edward Jowers, East by Mrs: Mary Lancaster, South by T. V. Pender apd- West by the estate of Samuel Peeples, Sr. Also: 0 —_— “All that certain tract, piece or par cel of land situate, lying and being In Barnwell County, and State aforesaid containing and measuring forty (40) acres, more or less, and bounded on the North ' by land*-of Edward Jowers, East by lands of Thomas Peeplea, South by lands of T. C. Pender and Weal bv lands of Leighton McDonald. Terms of saje cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. : II. L. O’BANNON, Master. Master’s Office, November 13th 1905. Interests. TfOTlCE. MASTER’S SALE. State of South Carolina, 1 County of Barnwell. / There will be t Thewkegivtirg Festi val at Fairfax, In Young’s Hall, on the evening of tbe SOtb, for the benefit of tbe Methedlst church. After partak ing ef delightful refreshments and purchasing some of the lovely fancy work there will be a “feast of reason end flow of »eal,” when Col. Bacon of Edgefield (tbe noted humorist and mu- aielan) addresses the crowd, and If a C lano eae he obtained such music will e discoursed as Is seldom heard In “these parts.” Come, everybody. The Ladles of Fairfax. Uourt of Common Pleas. '- 'T. Manuel and R. B. Deer, by J. O. Pirtterson, Jr., his duly appointed Guardian ad litem, Plaintiffs, v* | _~ Lizzie Jones, nee Lizzie Deer, May - Deer, Lucy Deer and Vandy R. Deer, Defendants. William McNab, J. M. Caldwell. McKAB & CALDWELL. New Firm, 1 j New Goods, Best Values. ) ( Lowest Prices. A. P. MANVILLE’S OLD Sf AND, Main Stbeet, Barnwell, S. G. fc.t o„ra? set F. P. LEE -DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Williston, S. C., offers at lowest living price* a com plete, carefully selected and closely bought stock of the Best and Newest Generat Merchandise for the Fall and Winter trade. In all lines—Dry a n 4 Dress Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, No tions, Staple and F a^irjcj Groceries he can please all tastes and suit all customers. » All competition in city or country will be met in bath, quality and prices of goods. Tbe public cordially invited to call and see for themselves. I wljl be glad to see all old friends, to make many new ones and to prove to all that I stand on the right trade platform, LEE), -—— Williston, S. C. > v THE-BUSl-BOOMING-nORE. %5 Customers served there Saturday, November 4, ’05. A ant «f1 FEW word* about coffee. A blend of these makes Tbe finest grown ere Mocha and Java. a drink beyond all oompHrlxoii. Ryan offersjrnu/this blend in a 1 lb air tight can at 30c., with the gltar- thatTt%OIH ge as far a* 2 f - - - tee that ir*m go as far a* 2 Ihs of Arbuckle, Lion or anv other coffee Ike grade, or money refunded. The blonder* of this coffee offer a re ward of-f IDO.OO to any one who can produce a better coffee for the same money. * ' , W HEN you go to RvatV's ask for hi* Swi«a Cheese, Italian Macaroni, French Olive Oil, Ualifornia Peaches, Large Whlve Gherrlea, Home-made Preserves sod Jellies, Dried Peaches. Dried App)es, 7 Country Syrup, Buck Wheat, Big Hominy, Grape Fruit/, Force, Cream 4 , of W heat ♦ fTlHK place seems to be Headquarters for fruit for Christmas cakea; I J. R*l*ln* In the bunch, Seeded Raisina, Cleaned Currants, Citron, Extracts and Apices of all kind* I N Canned Vegetable* you will find—Blood Red Beets, Succbfa®h, Sauer Kraut, Garden Corn, Garden Pea*. When yon want to make Soup ask for hi* Soup Can; It contains 10 different kind* of vrget*- J blea. ♦ : Ufr ARB SHOWING NICK ASSORTMENT f|[ OF SEASONABLE GOODS: IjACES. Embroideries, All ^Pvers, Brilliantines, P o no e n e t tbs, Lawns, Linens and Wash Pab- W r E invite inspection. BRIGGS, BUIST & CO. Come and sejt us: G.TC. RYAN, J. S.DLACIC, J. E. GRUBBS. # ♦ # ♦ i THE BANK of BARNWELL, V n\ * 1 oDin s MDona i DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY ■ t —IN— CAPITAL, - - - - ■ . SURPLUS and UHDIVIDED PROFITS. $60,000- - $30,000. MONEY kept In >our iioueo may be lost by theft or Ere. Deposit it with us and tr ^^--'v HL/TuLa’h'iNSUUANC'K PROTFCflON. and have flre-proof taulU. OUR THREE STORES ARE ALL OVERCROWDED WITH UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS 1'OR WISE BUYERS. COME AND SEE Tlic'haWt of deposit i 1 i"g wit h u« will save yon many a dollar that might be unwisely spont if k<pt in your pockrts. CONl itAcT TIIK IIAUI1 NOW. ^ _ | The c nvcnietlce and uafety of paying all your obligation* by -check, once tried, J will never lie given up. • , ... -i Checks and drafts can be safely sent to ns by mail without being registered. Either call in person and open an account with us or write na. Tk People’s Pharmacy. , C. F. t’AMKH N, President. BUTLER 1IAGOOD, Viec-Prcs((3cnL P M. BUCKINOll AM, Cashier. G. IV. MANV1J.LE, A^t. Cashier. BS^We sell only the purest kinds of Drugs. Kir*Positively no substitution in Prescriptions. Onr Cut Glass and Sterling Silver are of the most beautiful designs and finest qualities. __ _ - Come MS m SALE. rOW is the time to huv Improved "VT' Farms cheap. Lands are cheap- 1 J- Tomns * \ . V - v $®“-FOUR SOLID CAR LOADS OF FURNITURE, ^ —T j$@*PRlfcES LOWEST. --er now than they wiH*crpr hr -again. Only a limited number for sale.' ft is the only safe and substan tial Investment. The demand I* in- creaslug. prices are advanclng'and we cannot add one acre to the world’s tup ply- It is the prevailing .opinion that we will ttever see law priced cotton • again. This mean* higher prices for the farms -that produce the fleecy staple _J 1 offc; the following farm* for sale Treasurer's Notice. The Treasurer’* Offica will be ops for the collection-t>f-taxes levied ft 1905, from the 15th day of October I F>th day nf March, 1906, Inclusive. -..From the Ulia the 3Ut d*v of Jat per cen Jat , iiuEucfi iRugs a specialty. Come and see ' - Mjm Ifl-ff! prkgi lyr, term* Ca-h, or one-four nr m;. ►0* & We have in this Rain Coats, the Walking most Elaborate Line ever shown, Cldaks, Jackets, Embroideries and Laces. An Exposition well worth seeing, and if low prices are any inducement YOU WILL BUY. Wc will dis- k continue the Grcen Tradrng Stamps. All hav ing Books are roquested to bring them about January 1st, 1906, and fill up, _4_ Come and hear the graphophone and learn how to get one free. m r' Tliee Stotes, Barnwell, ----- S. C. -77- CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE, BLAeKVILLG, - - S- ©., Arc now completely ready for the Fall and Wu and offer. Goods, Notions, Clothing Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps, Furniture, -Groceries, To- bacco, Cigars, Crockery^ Glassware, Hay, Grain, J Etc., Etc. ACT NOW!! EXECUTOR’S SALE. Fnrsuanr to an order of the Probate Coart I will Mil at public outcry on Wednesday, November 29th, 1906. com mencing at 10 o'clock a. m at the late resMenoe of M. D. Anderson, deceased, all the persona) property of the said M- V. Anderaon. consisting of Mules, <*»»•. Hoga, Corn, Fodder, Hay, byrup, Wagoos. Household, and It Itch •n Furniture and other persona; prop ajerutagaab. II. P, Anderson, -Dkobkic fok Partition and Division. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell a,t Barnwell, in front of th* Court House, on Monday, December fourth 1906, It being saleday lu said month, within the legal hours of sale, tbe following described real property) situate in the county and State^afore- sald: All that tract, piece or parcel of land said to contain three hundred acre*, more or less, and bounded on the North by lands of J. F. Deer; qn the East by land* of J. W. DeefjWthe South by lands of W. O. Manual and on the West by land* of A. Vf. Manuel. TO-DAY!! Call at Creech’s Pharmacy. Pay ..him 26c for one Jar Csmthol. Xour money cheerfully refunded If not satisfactory for the following complaints: Rheumatism, swellings, ssthma, catarrh, eczema, cuts, burns. Insect bite.*, bruises and neuralgia. Free Information ou circu lar. THE CAMTBOL CO., Savannah. Ga. 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. cash, balance in live equal annual installment*, f per cent Interest on deferred payment*. may be vour l:i«t oppor- TuuitV to buy a ViOOD on easy terms -83 ROSEMARY TOWNSHIP. 200 stables, acre*, ter ant house, barns and gooff land. Bounded: X. by Long Hraucb; E hy Ro-emarv ( reek; S. by Mrs Mary WillL; and W by es tate of Joshua McCreary, Price, $3,- 000. BENNETT SPRINGS TOWN SI HP 65 a'cres, tenant houses, barns and -table*, good TatkI. Bnunded : N\ -by Mr*. IL A. Fur*e;»W. by J. W. Fnr*e; a by G. R. Duubajc^-Jt bg,.>iriuH A. F ur*s. Pt-k^-,-4600.— f A11,that lot In the town of Uarn tv,-ll. D*rmerlv lot of ^ rmerly’ Ii>t of 1*. Mauville. Bounded: N. bv John 1. Bronson and the Opera House; S by street sepnra- tlngjt from estate of N^G. VV. Walk er, Sr.; K by Public Court House Square and W. Ity land* of N.urnher- ger, formerly Pecbman. price f2,500. will be added to all taxe* paid in uarv. * From the l«t to th* 2fith day of Ft! ruary. likifl, a penalty of two per cen will be added to all taxes p%|d In Fel rusry. —r-rt»m tue m to- tne TStn rt*y 1 March, 1900, a penalty of seven p« cent, will be added to all unpaid taxsi LEVY. — 4^ niill*. 3 mills. mills. iTunt] Fur Constitutional School Fpr Blackville Township. Special road tax 2 PL ACE' cijca|> **P* t, 4*^ ^duMd Uvy, C^- dar Grove 1 mill. Allendale. Barbary,Brshch, Rbckvilli Double Pond, Klko, EdD’o, Fairfai KrlemRhlp, Healing spring*, Klim Morrl*. New Forest, Oak Grove, OL t olbmbla, Reedy Branch, Selgllng ville, seven Pine* and T I n k e Creek. 2 mill*. Williston, 24 milla. Baiton. Big Fork. Cave. Hlckorv Hill Ownis’ X R-iada, Syuamore No. 5 anil Ulmers, 3 mills. Hercules and L*c» 4 mills. Barnwell, 4t 4 mi 1 !*. ~ Th»Cninr.riit;it1on Road Tax Notin will appear u« amm as tiie Count 1 Board pac-es on same. Th* comutalinn ro«d tax of two dnl Ihi* will be received until March lat 1906. J. B. Armstrong, County I reaaurer. PffffHreU, 8. C., Sept 12. 1905. RICH LA N D TO W Noll IP. 100 acre*. Rounded: X by R. <?. Holman or O. F N’lruberger; S. by E. W. Holman; E. by Mrs. M. I. Walker; W. by A. F. Holman. PtIc«v|500. Harley Place, 560 acres, 200 cleared^ balance in wood and timber, 2 tenant houses on place, dwelling recently burned, T mile* from Barnwell Court Uuu*e, on public road. Bounded by lands of Weathefabee, Dicks. J. O. PattersoR, James TiUy and E L. Pat terson. * Price, $3,500. tlon Duncan place. Bun tided N. by land* of J. O. Patter son; E by estate of James Dick*; S. K. L Patterson f> W. by C. F’. Baker and Lafayette Bate*. Price, $2,500. 264 acres, known as Patterson Place, 1 mile from Dimbarton. Bounded by lands of Amos' Holman, Killings- jrih and Rountree. Price, HO per acre. RED OAK TOWNSHIP. 467 place. acres, portion H. M. Duncan Itnn tided N^ by land* former!r of Putney & Duncan; FL by Saltke- batcbieRiver; tbe E. B A VV. R. R. and lauds Boston Lee; W. by W. M. Cook. Price, $2,000. o: AIKEN COUNTY. 480 acre*, M. C. Woodward place. Bounded by estate lands of Corley and land* of VV. J. Woodward and oiUcra. 280 seres, JT. W. Hickson place. Bounded by estate of UnWf&t lanfla of P Bell, p. Rutland, N. Bates, .fa*. Wall and others. Pi ice *730. DR.-W. C. 1ILH0DS, Barnwell, • - . S. C. Will be in my office every Fri day and Saturday until November ?utor. Term* of sale cash. Ptirchiicr to pay fqr papers, - H. L. O’BANNON. „ . Maaftr. ^Haster’s ttffloe, Noveptber, V>ili - TRESPASS NOTICE, All persons are forbidden to remove straw or wood from my Kilkenny place under penalty of prosecution. Mr*. Emma Patterson, Nov, Hb im. From November 1st to Aprif I will be in’ ftiy office every day. From April to November I will attend calls in the country or meet patients at any of our towns 1 by appointment. DICKS - HOUSE, 634 BROAD ST., Auqosta, Ga. Excellent rooms and good table board. Kates, $1.60 per day; speoial rates by tbe week. A. P. Dicks, Prop. REGISTRATION NOTICE. The KegistrsUon Books will be open in tbe Court House on th® 'first Moid day (saledav) jn each month for the transaction of such buainess aa is quired by law. W-J. Baxley, Chairman. G. R, Dunbar, Secretary, re- 15 AM BERG COUNTY. 73 acre* known as the Ayer Place Boundaries; N. by lands of Lewi* Bishop, E. and 8. by land* of O B Lain, and VV. bv VValterboro.t Barn well Public* Road. Price, $300,00. BZNKKTT SPRINGS TOWNSHIP. 600 aers*. more or less, Rounded on N. by lands of Jenney J. Wood, on E. by Port Royal Railroad, on S. b; Steel (.’reek, and West by lands of Julia Holly, known as the Bughorougb trad fnmerly owned by F. F. Dunbar. Price $3,600.00. , THE STATE OF SOUTH CAJvOLISA, County of barxwuju In the Probate Court J. F. Barn#*, in hi« own right inff li Administrator of the EsUto©f-Sr-!i McCreary, deceased. Plaintiff, tgalast R. J. McCreary, L. V. McCreary, Oi lier re car Williams Eugene Wiiriama. Ef. ne»t WiiHama, Annie Belle Williams. Ryan William* and R A. McCreary heirs at law of E. T. McCreary, de ceased, , - Defendants. Summons for Relief, (Complaint served^ " not re- To the Defendant* In this action : You are hereby summnuvd and quired-to-auawer tbe complaint In thia action, w hlch Is IIleu in the office of tbs Judge of Probate for the said county, your answer to and l.OiO acres more or lea*, and bounded N. by public road from Savannah to Augusta, on E. by lands of W. T. Dun bar and Mr.*, A. M. Ingram, on S. hy Savannah river and W. by lands of Mr*. M A. Rountree and Mr*. G M. George, known ns tho “Little Hell” tract, formerly owned by F. F. Dun- bar - Price'$4,000 00. .The Bonaparte Place containing 160 acres with improvements thereon, near WHlMon. 8.C. Price $1,000,00 J. O. PATTERSON & SOX Bahnwell, S. C. the said complaint on the subscriber at his office Barnwell. 8. C. within tw*sur days after the service hereof excluslfa of the day of inch service, and if you fail <b answer the^iomplaint within the lime aforesaid tbe plaintiff in Nhi* action will apply to the Protritte Court for relief demanded in the Complaint. A ou are further required to appear at the same time and place to show cause. )f anv you can, why tbe proceed* of Oil sale of the real estate of K. T. McCreary, deceased, *0 s<dd by mu should not he pabl over to J. F, Barnes administrator of the said R T Miw C re ary; to he applied by him In tho payment of the debt* of the said E. T. MaCreary. , Given under my hand and seal, tbl* 24tb day of October 1905. John K Snelllng, (Seal.) I rebate Judge of Barnwell County. James A. Willis, . Attorney for Petitioner. To tbe absent defendant R. J. MeCrea- r V Take notice that the complaint In this act on. together with the summons, of w hich the foregoing I* a copv, was || len in the oftice of the Jnilge of tho Probate Court for Barnwell County, in the state nrsnuth Carolina, on the 24th day of October A. D. 1905, Barn well, S. C. , ’ Jam** A. WilHa, ^ u „ Attorney for Petitioner. October 24th 1905. FINAL DISCHARGE. Nyrtlce la hereby given that tbe nn- Monday, November dersigtred wlll. oti . 27th, 1905. make application for fetter* of final discharge a* Executor of the estate of Mr* M. J Rowe, before J. K. j Snelllng, Esq. Judge of Probate for$ Barnwell County. —- Out. 23d. -A— ». E Ray, Rxeuiuor. A See Ryan!* Ham* @ I] Smoked .boulder* «i 10c. 13 7— A 1*. ■ < • >w ^ "--1! ,0