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(5H TV Barnwell People. Iro “' THURSDAY. NOVKIIR^R 18, 1900. RATK8 Of SURHCBIPTIOX. In AclvAno«. p«r Annum fl.80 On Tlmev ^..<800 The regular raeetin* of Bamwvd l -No KV. Kniichtyof Pv ttilas will Ibe helU at their lull on FrUlay nlgtit Ut 7^ o’clock. A full attendance la reqnrsted. lly order of ARDEN A. LEMON, (m C. / 4' Wm. MoNAB. K. R. , v The chain w*cK« Kang it at Baltlock tbia J R. Morrla, Supervlaor. R.C. Roberta Jr., Clerk. BUSINESS NEWS. Try the SwIm cheeee at Ryan’a. Milk Cow, Freab In B. Patterson.. 10 different can '£ A Fine Yoniig milk, for sale. Apply to Dr. A Trjr Ryan’s Sonp kinds of tegetabled.' ” . But Hickory Buggies, 33.00, 40 00 aud 45 00 Dollars. B. W. mvIs&Qo.. - 1 * — Fairfax, S. C. In amall lots, they coat |36 per thou«aud—those ten tliousand guaraii teed quality cigars, four brands, but Hitrekhaitor’s Drug Store sells them at 7 for a quarter or a box uf 60 for fl.80 cash. G. D. C. Lange, No. 23. R. R. Avo, Rlackvilla S. C., keeps In stock Or gans aud Piano* for cash or on easy Utruis. ‘ Kastuian’s Kodaks and *np> pties. The luiughlln Fonmain Pen at 93.00, one for fl 00, call or write. Read Ryan’a add this issue, It will Interest you. ——Best Cooking Stoves, H-QQ. f? 00, fk.00,19 00 A flOGO. B W. I>ar is it Co., Fairfax, S. C. New French Giant ArgentoH Aspar ague Roots for Sale at $2 SO a thousand. Can deliver at any time until February 1st IIMtt Fine, well grown stock. J. il K Milhols, Blackville. S C. IN THE DISTRICT COUR l OF THE •UNITED STATES, Ft»a rna District or South Carolina .—In tb* matter of— -—4-— An Itwnk- Isaac Knopf, Bankrupt ( ruptcy. « • To the creditors of Isaac Knopf, of Patrfax.in the Comity of Barnwell and District aforesaid, Bankrupt. Notice T* hereby given thht on the 8th day of November, A. D 190a, the ■' said Isaac Knopf wasdulv aiijudicated haiikrupt; and that the first inec ing of hit creditors will be held at f>arnwell C li , in the office of the Referee, on tkeYftd daV oTNovember. A.'-1rr tW6, at 1A -ouilook, m , w.h Udi *ime rW. creditors may attend, prove their I'lalms. a|ipoinr a trustee, examine t'u* bankrupt, and transact aneh other LtTinness as may properly come before said meeting. “ *“ R; A ELLIS. v Referee In Kankruntcy. Barnwell. S. C„ I3lb Nov , I905. SHERIFF’S SALE. Soetfh Carolina, I Barn ws'lLCounty. | Kdisto Phosphate Co , Plaintiff, v* Henry Hutto and C. H. Hutto, et al. Defendants. Bv virtue of aw execution to me di rected by the (Jiurk of the''Court of t ommon i’lnas, W. Gilmore Simms, I have levird^upmi and will sell (o the highest bidder for easli, in front of the Court House in Barnwell, on Monday, the fourth day of December, A. D. it being saleday in said rpoiith, w ithin the legal hours of sale, the following described real eatate to wit c ^ All that certain tract or parcel of land, situated in Georges Greek Town ship, and containing Wt acre*, more or *4e»s, aod bounded on the North •by G l. P. Mill; East by C. H lands of New England Mortgage Co.; bmith by land* of J. II. Morel*- I.ev led upou a« the property of C. H. Ilut to tiCaatlafy the execution and cost in the above stated cause. Terms cash, purchaser to pay for pa pers. FRANK II. CREECH, Sheriff of Barnwell Countv. Barnwell. 8. C., Nov. I3:h. A. I>. l#t>5 8. E. Smith Esq. of town on Monday. Witllaton was in thr second week of ember 4th, will be drawn to* juroi Court, Decei day. Rev. W. G. Britton attends the Cole leton Sunday School Convention this week. The Aavannsh River Baptist Asso ciation will, convene at Alleudaio tv- morrow. Rev. L. (1 Blanton, a native of this county, is now pastor of the Baptist Church at Punta Gorda, Fla. Mr. L. f\ Tobin left on Thursday for his Texas home, aUer a vfHt full of pleaaure to hla Carolina friends. ; The 86:h annual sesslen of the Bap. M‘t State Convention will be held In Columbia •otnmcncing December 1st. John Barnwell and Theodore Corley stand head of our colored subscribers till* Fall, They have been reliable for year*. Capt*. R. N. Gentry and R. B Cain of Sumter were In town on Saturday uml gladdened us by pulling our latch string. „ - Probably thinking we might wish to see the circus Capt J. C. McMillan and Mr. W. U. Williams cleverly silver lined Monday morning’s clouds. Rev. Dr. D VV. Key ha* accepted the call to the pastorate of the Washing ton, Ga , Baptist Church, and will en ter upon its duties about December 1st. W. A. Holman E*q. ha« been com missioned a* Special Judge to preside over an extra tertrt'of the < Jourt of Coni_ moil Pleas to bA held at Camden, com mencing December 11th. The November Term of the Supreme Court will begin on the 28th Inst - Ap peals from this, the Second (Hrcuit, will be beard for five days, commenc ing 22d January, 1900. The Pcruchi Gypxene Company will apitear at the Opera House three nights—Thursday. Friday and Satur- dav of this week; In a repertoire of new plays, with a change »t every perform ance. Prices—25c, ?3c and 60c. *' The pret.tieat procession Barnwel} ha» seen this vvar to date passed, the- sanctum on Friday, with farmer Al fred Aldrich as chief marshal, eight double team wagon* loaded with corn from his double barrel farm which he had sold. And he has plenty more of the same good sort. J^arnwcll has rarely had a larger crowd of vlsitorajdian on Monday, and never a bettor dressed or mannered on**. It is the general estljnale that three thousand came to see the sights. The dispe* sary was closed and there was not a blind tig«*r in sight nr smell ing distance. Everybody went home sober. The Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union of Aoutli Carolina 1* In session -at-Bennett*ville -this week On the . mil of delegates from this county are the names of Mrs. K. A. Sojourner, Mrs. D. D. Walker and Misses Lilia McCreary. A. L. Groves, C. Hutto, Lucile Mathew's, Snllic Hair. May Woodward. ■'* There will be a Farmers’ Institute held in Bla* kville, 8. C , on Montiiyy, Nov 27ilt. ISkto. Prof. J. N—Harper. Direi tor of cietirsbn College, will be in cliarge and will bring with him some of the best specimens of. agricultural ubj-cts that the country affords There will also Ik> a car containing as many exhibits a* |ms*iblo from Clem son Co l»ge. All tnose interested In t>rogre«slve farming**irfw CordtsilV in ■ : ^~ A 8AD DISPENSATION. Y Mra Lticy Mathis, youngest daugh ter of Capt. N. M. Walker of Appleton *n4 wife of Mr. Murray Mathlii, died at her borne In Blackvllleon Friday night ami was burled on Sunday in the Cem etery, Rev. C. M. Billings conducting the last rites In presence of a great concourse of sorrowing friends. In their deep sorrow her surviving loved ones have the sincerest sympa thies of Al|.wh<»r:4ttrew the noble wo manhood .of thd loving daughter, de voted wile and-aimferc Christian. NOTICE. - Township organization, Sub-dlvIslon of thq Cotton Growers^ Assocfailon, will meet at your regular meeting place on the first Saturday in Decem ber, for the pfirpose of electing officers for their respective sub-divisions in each township; President, Secretary and Treasurer, also from two to five delegates to be elected or chosen to at tend regular place of meeting at Barn well, C. U , on the 2nd Saturday In December, 1906. which will be on the 9tb day, for tha purpose of electing countyOfficer* for ensuing year. it is to be eupjected that every town ship will be organized ami represented at Comity Convention on Dec. 9:h. Frank 11 Creech, II. L. O’Bannon, J . PresiU’t. Scc’ty, 1 ' ’ vited *n attend. Don't forget the date; Monday, Nov 27th. Tell all qf your iriends. TO TEACHERS AND TRUSTEES or tiik Public Schools.- - . SHERIFF’S SALE. South Carolina J Edisto Pho'phate Co., Plaintiff, J. A. Cave, Defendant. —— By virtue of an execution to mo dt- rected by W; GlHnore Simms, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, 1 hate this day levied upon and will s the highest bidder for cash, in fre the Court House at Barnwell, on the 4th day of December, 190*.-It being otle day in said month, the following de scribe I real estate, to w it: ^ All that certain trai-t or lot of Uinl in Elko, containing one and one-fonrth of ae acre, and hounded on the North b> public road leading from Elko to Wit ID ton. 8 C.; South iiv L. L Anderson; Ka*t by L* A. Thomson and West by B. O. Stan*ell. levied upon aa the prop erty of J. A Cave to aatiafy the aboie execution and cost. Tertirt hrwib cash. Pitreliaser* to pay for papers. FRANK II CREECH, Sheriff of Barnwell i'ounty. Barnwell, C. H.. Nov. 13th, 1905 SHERIFF’S SA.LE. State of South Carolina, I County of Karnwell. j Edisto Phosphate Co, Plaintiff, vs/ W. P. Morrla. j-< Defendant. Bv virtue of an execution to me di acted by W Gilmore Sininis, Clerk of the Court of Common Plea*, I have this day levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder for ca*h in front of the Court Hou-e at Barnwell on Mon day, the -Ith, dav of December, A. D. 1905, it being salcsday. in said month, •t 12. o’clock, M. the following de scribed real estate, to wit: All that (nrtain tract of land said to contain forty four acres more or leas and bounded on the North by lands of G P. Morri*, East by lamia of G. P. Morris, on the .south by lands of W. P. Morris homestead, and West by lands of G, P. Morris, levied upon as the property of W P, Morris to satisfy the ■aid execution and cost. Terms casii. Purchaser to pay for paper*. Frank II Creech. Sheriff Barnwel! County. Barnwell U. U. Nov. 13th, A. V. 1905. We l>eg to call your Individual and eari)e»t attention to the fa<rt that funds for the enlargement of rurkl school 11- brarie* w herever they exist and for es tablUhing surt) great educational as sistance in schools not yet. supplied will be available until January 1st, intia. 1,*“ .-schools not taking advantage of this ^enerotm opportunity before the nbove dale will have to wait until alter Feb ruary 2i'th 1900. We further earnestly Invite and urge the teachers and trustees of the public schools of the county to meet in con vention at Barnwell Court Ilou-e on Saturday, November 25th, at 10.80 o' clock. to compare notes as to past prog* ress and as to future needs,, as to the planting of trees and (lowers on school grounds, of improving school buildings, and their equipments aud beautifying their surroundings. We nlsdlnvlte the Mtemlanee of the physicians and L denti»ts of tlie county to adiliess the proposed coil vent iim. and to give u» the benefit their expe rience and scientific knowledge for the preservation ol thejiealtil and prom'o tion nf the happiness and ph vs teat we H hving of the generation being trained to serve ami save the State when our a-k* have been com pleiad., rn well won lw*-»hw tvtate’a darkest 4tv tho proud title of being Tba Ban- iier-rhmuty. in political endeavor, now tharthe skies are brightening let us (ec to it that Barnwell shall be, through the exceile ce of its public schools, the Ban liar Educational County of the State. Very earnestly, B. M. Darlington, Ch’m. County Board of Education. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. .George U Bates—Executor’s Sa1«. Aohu K knelling—I’robaie Court Sale. ILL (FBantton—Master’s Sales. , - B M. Darlington—To Public School Teachers nipt Trustees. R. A nl is—Bankruptcy Notice.' S. E and J. WY Smith—Administra tion Notices. J. B. Ai mstrong—Treasurer’s ap pointments Frank II. Creech—Sheriff s Sales,.— U. P/Anderson—Executor’* bale. SPECIAL NOTICE. We will winj up the business affairs of the estate of the late J. T. Smith, Jr, deceased, within the next fifteen days and will appreciate all courtesies ex tended to us and the prompt settlement of all indebtedness to the said estate. ' ~— ’ 8. E. Smith, J. W. Smith, Administrators. WUHstou, S. C., November 14th, 1906. FARMERS’ INSTITUTES. At Blackvilic. Monday, November 27th. At Barn well, Tuesday, November 28th. ..At Allendale. Wednesdav, November 2Hh. These Institutes will be conducted by Director J. N. 'Harper and o'her Clemaon College scientific specialists, who hope to havp at ihieh a large at tendance of the farmers In each com munity. * , ■a.asa.a.a.a.a.a WHAT'S 1 HE CONDI TION OF YOUR EYES? Would It not bo well to have them tested? It will coat you noth ing—not one cent—to find but. Drop Into oar store and'let our opti cian, who has had many years’experience, give your eye* a thor ough test. He has all the latest appliances for finding out the con dition of the sight, whether nearer far-sighted; whether the! sight of both eyeb Is the same; will tell you cause and furnish you with the necessary remedy for abnormal condition of algbt. Glaasea care fully fitted to cross-eyes a specialty. - Whatever you do, don’t make the mistake of buying from a ped- Isr. Aa long as people buy glasses from mere pedlers they may ex pect trouble with their eyes. The only object of all pedlers Is to get your money and get aw ^y. Then, as Is so often the case, if you find you cannot aee with their glasses, there is nothing to 4o but to throw them aside and wait for another pedler or come to see us, when, If by chance you should happen to get a pair that you could uot aee through, all you would have to do would be to frrl.ng them back to ue and have an experienced optician fit you up with another pair with out aav, charge, or get your money back. Now, that Is as fair as we can offer. There is certainly no way for you to lose anything tba t way. We can 4tlwavs be located, too—not like the pedler, here to day and yonder tomorrow. And, besiics, if we sell you a pair of frames for solid gold, they are exactly as we represent them. We fully guarantee every frame that leaves our place to be exactly as represented or money refunded. Creech’s Pharmacy, MAIN STREET, - - Barnwell, S. I Y ' *W , ■ i STILL’S SALE STABLES, BUCiVIUE, S. C. Invite all In need of good stock ai right prloee to oall before buying else where and get the beet. TWO CAR LOADS OF MUL19. sound, straight, stock, suited to all draft and farm purpoeea. ONE CAR LOAD OF HORSES, for the young people, the old folka and all who want safe, sound aad sore ani mals. H. D. STILL & SONS. »■*•* •■«.e«-e*-e--s--e--e-*-s-»e-*-*-*'e—e'*-e-*-o-*-e-* r-p f • —r ' ■ "wi-hsaaf■»»«V>|>.I A* I have rented out my farms I have several mules and burses for sale at a reasonable price. « Tallin Nov. 10, 1903. T" SECOND NOTICE. All persons'having claims against the estate of J. T. Smith. Jr., deyca-ed, will please come forward within the next fifteen dav* and present them duly attested, and all persons Indented to the said estate make payment within the same tiuic, thereby avoiding spit. 8—IL Hfuitb, Wllliston. S. C • Addiinlstrators November 14th L 1905. McCall’s pat terns: 10c and 1 Sc None Better. —O— CRAND FALL OPENING McCall’s ' Magazine 50c aYcar, Includiog a Free Pattern Of High Class Dry Goods, Swell Dress Goods tmd Trimmings. Our Ready- to-Wcar and Dress Making Departments are strict ly up-to-date. No charge for alterations. Suits delivered the same day of -purchase. We have em ployed one of Atlanta’s most competent dressma kers. Nu disappointments and All wox!k gnnran. teed to give perfect -satisfaction. Send us, your Orders or visit our store when in Augusta. T. W. Coskcry, Jr W. T. Houston G. W. Andrews WE CLIMB HIGHER - P EVERY YE, i Jf, t Co.,! Yr-sji It gives me great friends and his friend*' mt I A Nl NNOYATI ON, .7— Seeing the necessity of Not Soda Water Drinks the ever popular 1'eo- 4ile’a Pharmtcy, J. A. Tobin A Co.. Proprietors, will Introduce such excel lent drink"* as Hot Coffee. Clam Boui llon, Tomato Bouillon, Chocolate, Tea, and B*-ef Extract, in their Palace Par lor* beginning October 31st, 1905, and continuing every day during the bal ance of eternity. Come arid drink and remain healthy ; Tobin’s is the place. '' : J. A. Tobin A Co., t f Proprietors. I i * * t A« a help toward Rvan’a Succotash. a good dinner try “The Bee Hive” -JUST RECEIVED— Five Car Load* of Horse* and Mules for BlaekvMe; One Car for Allendale. Two Dozen Deere Stalk Cutlers at Black ville, at a very low price. J. 1). Whittle. Treasurer’s Notice. I will be at the following places pn dates mentioned, for the purpose of colhH'liug State. County and 8 drool faxe* for tha fiscal year of 1!I05; a Do Commutation Road Tax for the year 1906* _ whliaton* Monday, Deo Uth. Dlackville. Tuesday. Dec I2tlv Allendale, Wednesday. Dec. Kith. Fairfax, Thursday, Dee Urh. Bobbin*. Monday, Dec. 18th. Treasurer’s office wHI be closed in Barnwell ou dates mentlomd above. ' J...BrArm*trong, _ ■’ " county Treasurer. Main Street, Barnwell, B. Mazursky, Prop: The long Summer is ended, the chill of com ing Winter is in the air and now- is the time and the “BEE HIVE” the place for vrise men and wiser womfti to buy / T'. ._i_ : The Best, Wannest and Most Durable Clothing and Underwear, the Most Comfortable, L 0 n g Lasting and Damp - Defying r Shoes, the Healthiest Blan kets and Quilts and all the Heavy Goods that will be needed until Spring. For every purpose of dress or daily labor we are over crowded with bargains that all families and individuals need and our prices are so reasonable that vve can make • " * the elosestrbuyers happy. Good Food helps health. Better biiy our pure grocer- ies than run up long drug and doctor’s bills. 4 4 Augusta - G a. —*»»*i iiAnwiawiH mm——— mn -i im.--** J 1 KV'i TRESPASS NOTICE.— All persons are forbidden to enter upon our land* in Bennett Spring* Township for the purpose of hunting or trapping by day or by night, or cominitt ng any other trespass, under pep a 1 tyof prosecution to the i full ex- -tent of the law* Brabham A Co. Hattievllle. S. C., October 23d, 1905. -JAMES A. WIELIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, B.crckhaltkr — Building, Barnwell, - - - - 8. C.- Practice In State 'ftTid F e d e r a 1 Court*. Prompt Atten* "tl.on Given to all Business. REGISTERED HEIFERS. Glendale Farm at Barnwell, ha* for sale a number of choice registered Jersey Ileifera and young Bulls, the offspring of our noted Tormentor Bull by fine registered cows. We had in tended to reserve these heifer* for our own use; but now offer them without reserve for sale. This is a good oppor (unity for those desiring fine heifer* a* they represent ulr.e year* of careful se lection and breeding of tbaheit J.er£eiS. _ in the country. Our cattle have Been purelmsetkfroffi celebrated herd* north and west, and tjiey show for them- seives, auddbeir offspring are as fine as can be had anywhere. Pedigrees name of purchaser furnished free of charge. This offyr will not last long. FINE MILCH COWvS. Parties desiring fine milch cow* please write to t ^ : ^ YFvC. 3M ITU. WlLLIBTON, 8. C. £*p-\Vill sell for cash or exchange for heef cattle. C. F. CdHicnn, P. M. Backin£liaB Wm. Mab, Calhoun & Co F1PE, Life, Accideq^ Oyclon© LIGHTNINC AND- Live Stock IHSURMCE, —At Lowest Rates In-; Strongest Companies CALHOUN k CO, —OFFICES AT— THE BANK OF BARNWELL ■ - MRS. KELLY'S STUDIO, CLRRK STREET, BLRCKI/1LLE, S. G. » • For first class portraiture, work equal to the he*t done in city studio*. Latest style* in card mount*. A line SFTHI8 plciurgg (htnd work? pKitg; water color* and oil; for holiday trade. Kodak Albums, Post Card* made to Older. Kodak work a special ty . * - Mrs. Kelly, D a pnptt of the Lenney Studio o4 Atlanta and can guarantee satisfactory work In every line of pho- ’ography. • THE •” Best Bred Horses and Mules Are the hied 0. A. KENNEDY keeps At Wllliston, S. 6. Two car loads of clipping good ones just received. To go with them, just rc- ccived, One Q*r Fiedmont Wagons, One Car Stude— baker Wagons; a Complete Stock of Tyson & Jones and othe r well known heat mail of Ruggies. Delays are dangerous, but. there is no danger in buying my high quality of stock andt goods at my bed rock prices. Remember, they are at Q. A. KENNEDY’S, WlLLISTOX, S. C. INSURANCE. Life, Fire, Accident, Health. - We represent only “Old Line” 00m- panies. THE GERMANIA LIFE, OF NEW YORK TH E NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS AGENCY THE AMERICAN FIRE, OF NEW JERSEY THE EQUITABLE FIRE OF CIIAR- - LESTON —- ' - THE EMPLOYERS LIABILITY OF LONDON All kind* of Insurance promptly writ ten and attended to in person by Shelling & Shcrlesee, sgtus, BARNWELL, S. C. ere pleasure to notify have secured the serridfes sale man, In order to do justice to constantly increasing business. With his help and assisted by Messrs K. G. W. Wi cr and I. L. Attaway I oan serve all in need of the Bei Mules and Horses that can be bought from Kentucky’to Kansas, Wagons .almost everlasting so good are their tcrial and workmanship. Comfortable and elegant Buggies and Harness, as as the best life insurance against accident. ■ \ Don’t be blind to your interest, come and we’ll with satisfaction. . . CHARLIE BROWN, t Hill Top Stas BARNWELL, S. a ''-ALWAYS AH WHITTLED STABLES’ —BLACK VI LIE, S. C. Keep up all the year round a procession of great bargains for wise buvers. Sold this season Two Carloads of Horses and Mules and two more have just been received, and -Tnore will follow as needed and on time. - Best Georgia Wagons, r A Carload of the famous -4™ In Macon, Georgia, made, ; For the best'Southern Trade. A Carload of Bugeies r tne best on wheels, and {L5fTA few nice rubber tire bicycle wheels. VI DR. J. H. E. MILHODS. DENTAL SURGEOH, . BUCiVIUE, S. C. Will be at his Barnwell office every Monday and Tuesday, and at his home., Office In Blackville evefv Friday and Saturday. MONEY TO We are prepared to 1 improved farm* for flv* y* payments, interest 8 per coat under 11,000; 7 per eent on 11,000. Don’t write, J.O.< 28-V mm i WH will work tnyi hj »p«clel