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The Barnwell People. mo. V. HOLIES. Editor 1 Proir. LABttXHT COUNTY CIBCULATIOS THURSDAY. N*OVRMBYm«. HM. imS, tHRHOVrilA NKff IRltl.AND. Thfr«t»on« prop^rtv we do tdvl>» TteopU C«» fciM, and tbat U land. It U j'tat h^flnnlne tu rHt, fttid It will never «»tn« down nfain. All the STorth. tbe cities end larger towns of the South are full of money wanting safe investment. Capitalists are losing faith In mills, mannfaTories, stocks and hood#. They’ll lose more. The unexampled farm prosperity of the period has made the world respect a« never before the tollera of tha fields. The American Croesus of Isrga In* Beriunoa shd aalf Increasing fortune prefers safe toveetmeiK to ysnturoui apeonlstion. lie Is already a large holder of city properties. He will soon go soft footed and swept voiced Into the farm buying business. 11s pictures life on.Kssy Street for himself and his posterity when they shall bold the aaone relation to American farmers that En* gllsta land jords do to Irish peasants. J>OB’t givsiJiny stranger an ofHlon on an acrs. Jf there’s money ki the In vestment fnr him there’s more money In It for yon. And If one must or will sell let him give the first chance dome folks. —— to A STATEMENT FROM 8UPERIN’- J KXDENT DARJ.INOT0N Ad TO APPORTIONMENT OF TJIK SCHOOL FUNDS ex- H|>- T have been called on ►o much to plain why 1 have not sent out the portionmsnta aooner, and why the school fund Is less than last year, that 1 thought best to answer these ques tions through the public press as It is huposslble for me to give an explank* lion tOvaits one who it. When Mr Armstrong took charge of the 'i’reasttrer’s ofllce tha school fund turned over to him from Mr..Free and the amount collected to June 30th. 1001. amounted to the sum of $21,138.:$ - Sabool Halms paW ttut of •aaft to Jua« AUth. 1MH. . 19.077.71 leaving a balance In hts hands of, — - - - - TOOO.W to credit of achools June 90th, 1!»04. | The net collections of the Treasurer JOC ^ 8 mill constitutninar. col lected to June 80th, 1005, $U.4M.M Net special 1<ocal Tax, Polls collected, Wtpensarv School Futsd, liorrowed Fund, Total amount School Fund for year 1004-5. Total amount school claims paid to June 90th, 1W05, Balance of collections In bands of Treasurer June 30th, 1906. Balance on heed June 90th, 1904. School fund* In hands of Treaturor June Doth, 1905, 7.018.73 5.241.62 8.628 01 4,000.00 Now'lfrot the Lon? Branch PMMfp phnr has gone Into w|nt» t quarters and will have much time for meditation »e enggest that he calmly consider whether or not there Is at the present time as greats “confusion of longuea” as when our very remnt* kin people undertook to build the Tower of Kabel For lustasnte: Very many wHI Inform ed people have been teaching for this year and will glee the same lesson next year that cotton acreage should l*e kept down In order that the price he kept up and tha farmer fairly paid for bla toll and trouble. And at the eame time scattering voices are hoard In manv directions, proclaiming that the Smith needs more labor and pleading that Italian Immi grants be brought In—to make more cotton. Such Inquiry as we have made leads to the belief that these last shriekers have axes to grind. In the shape ef large tracts of land which are not pay ing them the proflta that their souls yearn and their pocke.u ache fog, * PAVAMI SPA y.FVPT. rWAT,. The hoard of consulting englBLg^’c* of the Isthmian Canal Cotninitslon has declared itself by a large majority ir favor of a sea level canal at Panama. If ^aoie Sam accepts their advice the enet and delay of the big ditch " much Increased. FIFTEEN CENTS COTTON- An esteemed farmer nrget us to ad vise farmers yet having cotton to bold It good atd fast for 16 cents. He has studied the situation and condition and says it la a sure thing. We think him more competent to present the argument and will, with pleasure, give a place to his facta and dgute*, hoped down. If good comes the credit therefor w ill be given to him, but should disaster happen b« can stand criticism with a mind conscious of right and full unhand smokehouse / Some fourteen counties have so far VflCeU out the dispensaries and othcra are on the*vam« mad. The next legis lature will have atoui’h task in dealing with this much vexed question. Blind tigers are getting so numerous and mischievous In Union Countv that Governor Herwsrd will return the dis- pensary constables to that section to protect the people from ihaif\tiacki. Havana has beaten off the yellow fever attack before it got foothold. But the Cuban capital was more fortunate than Orleans In having no.ltallan 1m- mlgrauta to conceal and scatter the deadly disease, Tough limes are ahead for the ne groes oi German Africa. Experiments show that' good cotton can be grown there and the colored people are to be trained to compete widi their American conslns in growing the staple. A man in Kansaa had a grevanoe against an editor and consulted a law yer to lind ont the best way to break up the oaper. The lawyer told him the surest way would be to buy the paper himself for a few months. and run U Mrs. Hattie Carson Brunson of Orangeburg shot herself on Monday through the head, dying a few hours iar.ja^-^4a«lli»HeaQES«B , !»»xf3 if;. v-Sj-* w'-'y 89,800.52 S8,7J041 1,080.11 8,000.55 8,000 66 The book* In my ofllce show that bal ; •ncestotbe amount of 05,402 87 we laced to the credit of achools to, Jui niao *>4 The book* la my ofllce also show that $8,046.08, which ray predecessor sup posed to- be on baud, bnl which was really Included In the $21,1*8 36 turned ever to Mr. A rmstrong on account of Kr. Free; was also apportioned among the schools along with the 3 mill tax. Any onedan plainly tee that If there $3,46*87 lance carried forward and to credit of Districts July, 1804, and only 3,000 65 Banda of Treasurer at the time that 8.402.39 ■are was carried forward and placed ta credit of districts than should have boen. To this muft be added the old balance of $3,946 #3, which would run the amount placed to credit of trtets up to $7,349 09 more than It should have been for the year 1904 -5 As tbs Treasurer collected 81,148.4* •et addltlonals It redares this defldsn* ay to 10,800 56. The amount of the balances en ths banks la my ofloe, carried forward to tbe year 1896-6, amounts to ths Of 89,900.3* Cash on hand Jaws 80,1108, 9.000.66 deflefencr Tafsr. »I.V was n^Miaffir^l ^UB llli Henry II. Brunson. Two little daughters, 10 and 13 years old, tire doubly orphaned by this tragedy. No wonder tbe North Is rich and the Bouth hard up. The yankoe knows the value of wnat be wants and bays under that. The southerner rarely thinks ahead. Some time ago Judge Watts sold the timber on the Gash lands, 10,- 000 acres, for $33,000. W’Uhln three raontha the buyers refused an offer of $90,000. and now hold it at $120,000 That reminds us of a remark of the-late Governor Jobnaon flagood to ns about 16 yea*• ago: "the time will e«>me tie- fore very long when every good pine of mill sixe In Barnwell county be worth flve dollars. 1 ’ Would leave the mcatloaed, vis, 6,200.06 Mow, It Is well known that the Mwont of funds planed to credit of tbe school districts la July of eaeh year Tt bated on the amount charged up by tbs Auditor and Is only an estimate. Sometimes more Is collected end some times lees. Tbe law makes it (he duty of the County Board of Education to appor- .! the 3 mill tax In July of each year, hlck'is done on an estimate as above stated. * Section 1189 of the School Law makes U the duty of 4he County Super intendent of Education to apportion the fundi after the Treasurer’s report shows that ths money has been collect «d‘. The only way I can reconcile this section with that reqiflrlng the County Board to apportion the fuud in July is that the County Superintendent is to apportion the fund actually In hand and make such corrections In the for mer apportioumerft as mav be neces sary to show the exact status of the school fond, via: the amount to be placed to the credit of the school dis tricts. I have tried to make this ao plain that any one can understand that 1 am doing what the law requires me to do. when I charge up to each School Dis trict the deficiency arising from plac ing more to credit of school last year than they were entitled to.. I hare taken the trouble and expense of s trip to Columbia to get this matter straight sod have the figures given frotn the Comptroller General himself, who remarked as soon as I stated (he object of jmy visit that Mr.-Armstrong Jaatl accounted far every dollar that had come to bis bands and that the de ficiency arose from a mistake in tbe ap portionment and that tha proper way to adjust the matter, was to apportion tbe derieleacy and charge It up to the sev eral school districts. I have triad to do my duty in the matter and my books are open to iu- .apacUoa jU all tlaie*. B. M. Darlington, Co. Supt. Education. IT the coming Congress shall have the I oomaaon sense to make a it election doings In New lly and ths North generally ily throw all the con- Strayed or stolen from Cedar Grov^ Plate, near Martin, S. O , one Gray mare mule, right bind kg slightly swoolen. Any one returoiog same to D. W. Hair at Martin or Mrs. L. S, Hair at Barnwell will be rewarded. THE COTTON SITUATION. Tha census bureau report Dsued on the 8th showed that up to November 1st, 0,483,640 bales of cotton had been ginned, and the condition of the crop 68 8. A quick fall from $1.60 to $2.W per- bale followed. Secretary Richard Cheatham of the Southern Cottofl As sociation pronounced this condition re port as an absurd piece of spite work, that Congress will bs called on to Investigate Secretary of Agriculture Wilson’s conduct of his office. P. S. The census bureau report Is sued Tuesday gave ths total ginnad to " “ ‘' d »$ the 14th st 7,498,167 bales *ni once the price went up s cent a pound. IS A PA&ic COMINGr Mohey went up to 15 per cent, on evlttoins in New York last week, the highest rate reached in rears. The New York Clearing House holds $2,- 428.800 less than tho iegaA reserve. This stringency may mesn that the money kings have decided that its about time to check "prosperity” and bring back hsrd times. -Barnwell County Raised Seed Rve— tin* sort that never det-slye* or points, for sale br C. X. Burckhalter. NOTICE Township organization, Sub-dtvislon of the Cotton Growers’ Association, will meqfr nt your regular meeting place on tfie flrat Saturday in Decem ber, for the purpose of eiecllng 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. II , on the 2nd Saturday In December. 1906. which will be on the Btb'Alay, for the purpose of electing county officers for ensuing year. It Is to be enpected that every town ship will be organlied and represented at County Convention on Dec. 9th. Frank H Creech, H. L. O’Bannon, Preaid’t. Sec’ty. KXKCUruRSSALK. By virtue of a power contained in the will of Mra. Mary A. McKibben 1 will sell at the Court fiouae In Barn well on Saladav In December next. It being the fourth of saM month, the fol lowing described real estate to wit: * All that lot of land, eituate In Mara- well. County of Barnwell, State of South Carolina, known as tbs rastdroes lot of tbe lain Mrs. Mary A. MsKib- ben, ssalainlng throe-fourths of an aero,-more or Isas, and bounded as fol Iowa: On ths JfortH hf lot of Ben C. Ford; on ths Kaat by Mrs. Sopbls B. Aldrich; oh the South by Main Street,' which separates It from lot of B. T. Rice, Eaq., and on the West bv-‘lot of the estate of Mra. Rebecca B. Ryan. Terms of sale cash.—PurMiaser to pay for papers. George H. Bates, Qualified Executor. PROBATE COURT SALE. State of South Carolina. \ln tbe Pro- County of Barnwell, j bate Court. Missouri IVacock, as adfuinDtratrix of the estate of K.-WVPejtcoHc, deceas ed, and in her own behalf Ac., Plain tiff. — — , against ^ ~ .jvA Cora Peacock, Orien Peacock,i Caroline • Peacock, F. II Greeeh and The Scot tish American Mortgage Company, Defendants. Pursuant to a Decree made Iq the Probate Court for the f’ounjty 1 and State aforesaid I will sell at politic 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 «aid State and Coun ty, containing two hundred acres, more or less, and bounded North by lamia of Pender and D, J. Korn; East by lands of William Grimes; South by lauds of Itora tiartzog and West by Ruck Creek. Terms Cash—Purchaser to pay for papers. .. John K. Snelling. Judge of Probate. MASTER’S SALE. State of South Carolina,) County of Barnwell. i Pena Brown, Plaintiff, vs. Anule J. Levy, et, at., Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed In the above entitled' cause. I will, aell at Barnwell, In front of the Court House, 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 county and State afore said : "All that lot. piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Town of Blackvllle, County of Barnwell and State aforesaid, containing and meas urlng one hundred feet on Carroll Street on the South, two TiumTr'eir and seventy rive feet on Raker Street on the East, one hundred feet on Izlar Street on Jlie North, and bounded by the lota of Mrs. Julia R. Carroll on the We*t. ,, Terms ef sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. ILL. O’BANNON, Master. Master’s Office, November, 13. 1905. MASTER’S SALE. State of South Carolina,) County of Barnwell. i Court of Common Pleaa. P.P. Watson, Plaintiff, ta. Samuel Peeples, et al„ Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed In the above entitled cause. I will mil at Barnwell, m front of the Court House, on Monday, December fourth 19U6, it being saleday In said month, wltbln the legal hours of aate^ tbe following described real property, situate In tbe county and 8:ale afore said:' "ATT that certaTnTracir,piece br par cel onantTsituate, lyiug and being in SPECIAL NOTICE. We will wind np the bnslnesa affairs of the estate of the' late J. T. Smith, Jr, deceased, within the next fifteen daya and will appreciate all courtesiee. ex tended to us and the prompt settlement of all indebtedueas to the said estate. M. K. Smith, J. W. Smith, Administrators. WilHston, S. C., November 14th, 1906. said State and County containing sixty onn (61) acres,' more or less, and bounded as follows: North by Edward Jowers, East by Mrs. Mary Lancaster, South by T. C. Pender and West by theestato ofSaffiti»LPeepi«iSr. - ^ ^ , "All that certain tract, piece or par cel of land situate, lying and being In Barnwell Connty and Stato aforesaid containing and measuring forty (40) acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by lands of Edward Jowers, East by lands of Thomas Peeples, South by lands of T. C. Pender and West br lands of Leighton McDonald. Terms of sate cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. H. L. O’BANNON, . Master. Master’s Office, November 13th 1005. MASTER’S SALE. State of South Carolina, 1 County of Barnwell. / Court of Common Pleas. V. W. Manuel and E. B. Deer, by J. O Patterson, Jr., his duly appointed Gnardian ad litem, Plaintiffs, . V Lizzie Jones, nee Lizzie Deer, May Deer, Lucy Doer and Vandy R;'Deer, ' Defendants. ' Bm,-ieOMf Iff-STORE. i 96$ Cistomers served there Saturday, November 4, ’05. \ FRl A bier rds about coffee. I tbeae makes Tbe flnest grown are Mocha and a drink boynod all mxnparlson. Java. Ryan r- ,r ante* effort you tble blend in a 1 lb olr tight con ot 80e., with the gnsr- thnl It will gone far aef Ibaof Arbockle, Uwn or anv other coffee of like grade, or money refunded. The Mendero of this ref ward of #100.00 to any oao wbe ooa produce a better eoffro fro offer a re fer tbe tame w ype £• to Kyta’s rok lor M^SwIss Cbrose, Italian Macaroni, f Freneb Oliva OH, OOltfeewla Peaches, Large Whl* Cherries, Home-made Preoerv6»hftff Jodies, Dried Peaches. Dried Apples, Country Syrup, Buck Wheal, Big Hominy, Grape Fruits, Force, Cream «f Wheat. T IIKplaceseemttnbe Headquartera for fruit for Chrlstmaa Rafaina In the bunch, Seeded BaDIns, Cleaned Currants, Extracts and Splr.cs of all klada cukes; Cjtron, a I a ♦ ro 1 O' ♦ e 4 I N Canned Vegeub'ea you will And—Blood Red Beets, Succotash, Sauer Kraut, Garden Corn, Garden I'eas, bles. <r=- )’> W heu yon want to make Soup ask for his Soup Can; It contains 10 different kinds of vegeta-- - Come and see us: G. K. RYAN, J. S. BLACK. ,J. H. GRUBBS. o-»o<*o^ O—O—O•—-o-u-o-o*0-.o* o-o-oo- OUR THREE STOKER ARE ALL-jQ.VERCROWDED WITH UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS FOR WISE BUYERS. COME AND SEE The People’s Pharmacy; JQrWe sell only, the purest kinds of Drugs.. . - Positively no substitution in Prescriptions. Our Cut Glass and Sterling Silver are of the most beautiful designs and finest qualities. Come and see S-FOUR SOLID CAR LOADS OF FURNITURE, ■ 1 ~: a^PRTCES^LOWEST. $397.98 value in Furniture to be sold at cost. Rugs a'^specialty. Come and see We have in this the most Elaborate Line ever shown. Cloaks, Rain Chats, Walking jackets, Embroideries and Laces. An-Exposition well worth seeing, and if low pjriees are V any inducement YOU WILL BUY. YVe'will dis continue the Green Trading Stamps. All hav ing Books are requested to bring them about January 1st, 1906, and fill up. Come and hear the graphophone »-~\ l and learn how to get one free. } in Barnwell, L F. STILL & CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE, ' ' ' / , "r—: BLAeKVILLe, ■ Are now completely ready for the Fall and Winter Trade and offer , ARE SHOWING NICE ASSORTMENT Uf OF SEASONABLE GOODS! LACES. Embroideries, All Overs, Brilliantines, P 0 ng e n e t tfs, Lawns, Linens and Wash Fab rics. We invite inspection. BRIGGS, BUIST <3t CO. • r-r. DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY —IN- THE BANK of BARNWELL, i -V CAPITAL. - - - - SUEPLUSand UNDIVIIlLD PEOFITS, $60,000- - $30,000. Deposit tt with us oad MONEY kept In >our house may be lost-bj' theft or fire, transfer the n*spt>nsibilitv. _ We »«rrv HUROI.AR INSURANCE PROTFCTION, and have fire-proof raulU. The habit of de£Q»itiiU(*8th u» wilt save you many a dollar that might beunwisely spent if kipt tft vow pockets. CAiNfltACT THE HAHIT NOW. The convenience ynd safety of paying alt your obligations by chock, once tried, Witt never ta* given Tip. ^. A , f'ho-Ls and drafts can be safely sent to us bv mall without being registered. Eitlier < all in person and open an account with us or write ns. <’. F. CALHOUN, t’resideni. BUTLER HAGOOD, Vice-President. JF P. M. BUCKINGHAM, Cashier. G. W; MANV1LLE, Asst. Cashier. TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are hereby forbidden to enter upon the lands of the nnderstgn- ed in WiPDtori Township, Barnwell County. South Carolina,; for the pur- po-e of hunting, trapping or netting, fishing, taking away wood, straw or leaves, pasturing stock, making paths or roads, or copimitting'any other tres pass. under penalty of prosecution to »H4»e-4t*-i4-«}i-u>iU of thelaw. . \V D. Wade. T M Willis, T. W. Reed, R. J Rountree, Henry I.ard. November 8th, „,.C V v> ..UMs .1. M 11105. Hair. William McNab, J. M. Oaldwefl. McNAB & CALDWELL. Nov Firm, ) j IS’oV^Goods, Best Values.- f- ( Lowest Prices,. A. P. MANVILLE'S OLD STAND, * Main Street, Barnwell, S. C. select- pricesT We.offcr our entirely new, carefully ed aiid bought stock at pleasing Not a Khop.wnrn article in stock.' • In Dry and Dress Goods all the standard fa voritca, all the newest candidates for favor, 'iTtTeTtrfrt'rtca und ties! q-islilic*.; %.ppee and the youn|g»of aiLoccupations will find here the complete comfort of easy wearing and long lastmg'sKbes, slippers Ac. Our Hsts wl I pleas*' all g*»el tastes, Imth in the beauty of style and excellence of mate rial. „ Our Notions, Gents Furnishings and mis cellaneous goods need outy-to be-seen to be apnret iate*l The early < alls of our friends and the pur- ohasitut t-ulilie an- most cordially l.iviP d.- We itre confident tlmt we can give complet- est satisfaeiion to all cash customers aftd that wecau-antL&Ulaayc y<)U money and give you pkaauic on every p ireliase. Very sincerely, McNAU *fc CALDWELL. Treasurer 's Notice. The Treasurer’s Office will be open for the collection of taxes levied for 1905, from the 15th dav of October to 15th day <>f March, 1906, Inelualve. From the 1st l<» the 31st dav of Jan uary. 19g«, a penalty of one per root, wili be added to all taxes paid In Jan uary. — —. From the 1st to the 28th day of F6H- rnarv, 1906. a penalty of two per rant, w ill he added to aTT.taxea paTd'Di Feti* ruary. w« 1 1 n mi , Tnr » i !sui (ny ■ ■ bt March, 1906, a penalty 1 of aeven par cent, w ill be added to all unpaid taxas. LEVY. i mills. 4lv mills. 3 mills. 2 mills. For State purposes For Ordinaty County For * onstitutlonal School Kt>r Black ville Township, Special road tax Special School I.evy, Ce- * dwr Gfove 1 mill. Mlendale. (larbary Branch, Blackville, Double I’ond. Elko, EdNto, Fairfax, Friendship, Healing Springs. Kline, Morris'.-New Forest, Oak Grove. Old Columhla.^Reedy Branch. Silgllng- —ville. SevenxPitlee and T lit k a r Creek. 2 millah* / (] 7 WilHston, 2j mills. ^ j i Ba 1 ton, Rig Fork; CaVe-r Hickory HIH, —Owcnwl X RoaJsc Svaaiam , . ^ Ao. M and Llmers, 3 mills. Hercules and Lc^s 4 mills. Barnwell, 4J^ ml'ls. The CowimutatlttB Road Tax Notice will appear a* soon as the County Boar»| passes on same. The cnmutatlon road tax of two dol lars will t>e received until March 1st, WJO. J- B- Armstrong. Countv Treasurer, Barnwell. S. C , Sept 12. 1006.. F. P. LEE. Uhoa of- DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, WilHston, S. C., offer* at lowest living prices a 00m- plete, carefully selected and elooely bought stock of the Beat and NewroC General Merchandlae for tbe Fall and Winter trade. ^ In all lines:—Dry and Dress Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, No tion's, Staple and Fan c y oan- pl»aee all meW - a ml-to To- Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, -Hats, Caps, Furniture, Groceries, bacco, Cigars, Crockery, Glassware, Hay,Grain," Etc., Etc. ite, with confidence, special attention to our Fur- which will make any l^otnc comfortable and beauti and suit all customers. All conlpefitron In city or country quality and prices will he met in both of good*. The public cordially invited to call and see for.lhemselves. I w ill 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. j; p. LEE, ■\VlLLIRTON, S. (J. * Cl fill; to our Clothing, which will defy the Winter’s cold ADMINISTRATOR’S SALK. Pursuant to an order of the Pcobzte. »ald €ou> t for Baruwe i County I will. ot» Friday, the 8tb day of <De* e-nber, 1905 t aetl at the late residence of Simon Owens, r dtceafel, commencing at ten o’clock a. m.. all the poreonal property of said Simon Owens, deceased, consist ing of Corn, Fodder. Peaa, Cotton -Seed, Lumber, Bricks, 2 Horae*, 1 eow, 1 Wagon Jte. \ Dbcbbk vox Partition jrNi By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell. In front of the Court House, on Monday, December fourth 1906. It being saleday In said month, within the legal hours of sale, the following descrltied real property, situate In the 6ounty and State afore- d Division. Alt that tract, plroe or parcel of land said to contain three hundred acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by lands of J. K. Deer; on the East bv lands of J. W. Deer; ou the South by lands of W. C. Manuel and on tbe West by lands of A. W. Manuel. Purchaser Terms,of sale pay for papers. H. L. O’BANNON. \ Master, : Maaier’s Office, November, i&ih 1900, 1 by appmntraetU. and double good looks; and to our Shoes, which will make your way and walk through life an easy progress. DR. W. C. MILHOUS, DICKS - HOUSE, 634 BROAD ST., Barnwell, S. C. Will be in my office every Fri day and Saturday until November first. From November 1st to April I will be in my office every day. From April to November I will attend calls in the country or meet patients at any of our towns Augusta. Ga. Excellent rooms and good table board. Rates, $1.50 per day;, special rates by the week. Dr CRB, Prop. TO-DAY ! ! Call at Creech’s Pharmacy. Pay him 25c for one Jar « Camthol. Your.money cheerfully- refunded if not satisfactory for Hie following complaints: Rheumatism, swelling*, asthma, catarrh, eczema, cuts, burns. Insect bites, bruises and neuralgia. Free Information on circu lar. i. * '"TUFr'CAMTttOr, CO., Sava^ah. Ga. ><&<m A. P. v><+: REGISTRATION NOTICE. • The Registration Books will be open In the Court House on the Arm Mon day (sale dav) in each month for the transaction of such buslneka as is qulred by law. W. J. Baxley, Chairman. R. Duu hat, Secretary, TRESPASS NOTICE. AH persons are forbidden to remove straw or wood from mv Kilkenny place under penalty of prosecution. ISXfo. r * P^Uerson, -— HIE STATE OF SOCTi CAROLIJA, COLXTY OT BARmnLU. la tbe] J F. Bartie*. In hi* «wa eight and aa Administrator of the KsUte of K. T..- McGreary, deceased, PUIntiff, against R. J. McCreary. L. ▼. McCreary, Os- car William*. Eugena Williams, Br* ne*t Williams, Annie Bella William*. Ryan Williama and R A. McCreary, heirs at law of K. T. McCreary, do* r DefendanU. Summons for Roller, (Complaint sarved.j not To the Defendants in this action : Yon am hereby aumtmtusd and re quired to answer the complaint Iu this Kitloiv. which Is fiTeu in the office of the Judge of Probate for tbe said county, wtjro f“ah»wef to The sifltt cnmfilaiot-oiTi'rhe Kob^erther at Ufs ofil-e Barnwell. S. 0 within tuenty days after the service hereof exclusive of the day of such service, and If you fail to answ er the complaint within the ’ time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Probate Court ie e-re lief demanded in the Complaint. Ymi are. further required to appear at file same time and place to sb°^ cause, if auv you can, why the proceeds of the sale of the real estate of E. T. McCreaVv, ilecegged, so *■ Id by me should not he pal l over to J. F. Rarne*, administrator of the said K. T. Mc- Crear.v, to lie applied bv him to tho payment of tbe debts of the said E. T. M aUreary. Given uniler my liand and seal, this 21th day of Oi tober 1«05. John K Snelling, (Seal.) probate Judge of Barnwell County. Jauiea A. Willis, Attorney for Petitioner. To the absent defendant R. J. MeCrea- rj : I ake notice that the complaint In thia action, together with the summon*, of w hicli the foregoing i* a copv. w as fl leu in the office of the Judge of tha Probate Court for Barnwell County, in the State of Smith Cafnllti*, on tha 24th dav of,October A D. lWk5, Barn- "ell, S. C. . Jamea A. wmu. Attorney for Petitioner. Obfoher 2jtb 1905. Nov. 4th re- .Try tho Swiss cheese at Ryan’s i.-* -1^* 11 * Kan 10 different kiuds of vegetelJe*. ^ FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice Is hereby «ive« that tba « dersigned will, on 'fomlsv, November 27th. 1905. make appugaHon U,r letters of final liiatbarge »s Exec 11 tor of tbe estate of Mrs M. J/ Ko>ve_before J. K Nnellingi Esq. Jifd Harnweli (: 'of Probata -minty. (bit 29d. 1905. S. K Ray. Executor. See Ryan’s Hmn* J# JJ ^ Smoked shoulders at iOc.