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— BVlsBBBSS! 1. Hums, tffln I tart ftttawr CCOXTT CUCDLAtMH. craouft: , iHum*Arr^ , i’*^jb£- juj: i. - ■ rg- t-Si v^ULitSOAT, t>ECK»BEHH. !«W. ™', ■ • ■ v -nr7-=Trrs;.r. - t What »ort of « Marry CbrUtma^ will Tott bat*, mm of oar* and eoiiKa*y for othora, CNintributlnf; In tho happlnea* a>f rnur frlendo and faaiilloa, or oai* of MlllaC *r\J'*ymrnl^ - TIn foromtwill fir* a Ilappr New Y«ar, tba latter may leare a laating »tinf ami tor row aa yonr oonacienc* “A TANKEKTKICK ” Tb^XortH and alf 4b* world e*c*pt tho- Hmitli Atlantic and Onlf State* want* cbmtp nottMi. The** buyer* of ««»taon bar* bad the market In their nwn band* «o long aad mad* »o wueh f:»od nioncr la manufacturing the tabrtc* that cloth* the world that they aye nior* In earneat abiy^t keeping tbe price down than the farmer* who grow the white *taple arc to keep It at a fair profit figure. , • ■ : . ■' - While European nation* are trying Ahetr r«ry b**t to grow cotMu In tbelr grabbed poe*rMlon* in Africa the Yank*** are wideawake and working on a diffrrent and more dangeron* line. They are united now In the effort to (urn the high tide of Immigration from Europe to the Bouihem State*. Thl* olercmh hour change of heart I* at pnrely aullhth aathelr manufacture of wooden nutmeg* and a* hypocritical a* their profeoed hatred of xlavery. Al ready many Italian* have been brought Into thj rich Mi«*l**lppl valley, where tbefirork the cotton field* like garden* make big crop*, pay ten dollar* an acre rent, live on the cbeapeet food*, upend next to nothing with the merchant* and *ave with miaerly grip every dol-1 lar po*>ilde. n Ami not only will the Yankee* lend, the Dago to tbe South If they can but they will if need be buy land on which to cute the new comer and grub Make him In addition. And very many men in the South who ought to knew and to do better are ready to open all gate* and •urrender the monopoly held by our own people and that I* |n»t beginning to make thl* the garden apot of the planet? i An eeteemed oitixen hp*aii!.e] uy to. eugge»t a law for the a**e*kuient of property that will placa on each prop >rry owner a Mr aliHro of the burden • r f COTTON N«W8. Oecretary Richard Chearham of the Southern Cotton A Mod at Ion aenda u* a circular atrongly adyiMug farmer* to bold th* nnMld balance *f cotton for Aft**n cent* a pound. Ha *ay* that It la worth that-'price, that tbe proved ■hortueaa of th* or*a and the demand for oetPm good* man* that pvloe r--a aonahla and po««lblu, and that the femier* are *l*wly but aurely winning th* great«*t commercial battle ever known. TreaMent Harvle Jordan of tbo 8. C. A. ba«l**eedn efrentnr adftatng and pleading with the farmer* of the ttourh nott# Increa** the next year'* cotton acreage over that of IPO.V lie *aya that the pre**nt twenty peven million acre* are enough with average *ea*oM to make a* much cotton a* tbe world need* and (hat any material Increase In acreage will be followed by a fall In price below legitimate valne*. ' He wUely urge* tbe planting of more wmall grain, corn and aide crop* and the raising of more hav, cattle and bog* that their farmer* may become *t>lf nuatalnlog- IV. P. drown of Now Orltana, who helped Oaulel J. Sully In hi* great bull cotton cnmpalgn, aay* that ilic price of the present crop will go up to Ik cent*. President K. 1>. Smith of the South Onroliu* Cotton A**ocl*flon aay* that next yeirr'* acreage will bo the aame a* It was this year. If «o the'price will be the aauia or better. Some reaaon* whv every farmer who can do ao should hold hi* cotton for df- T«en cent*: i»t. There never ha* been anch a sea son for picking and ginning cotton, hence a large percentage of the crop has been picked and ginned. M. Price* have been the moat Indu- clve to seller* all through .September and th* latter part of November, hence k large percentage of tbe crop baa been sold. 81. Trade condition* have never been better. 4th. The Cotton Grower*’ Associa tion .1*. jalilv well- organlaed ana a large per ceutage nf the crop will bo held for higher priee* and will bring it 5th. The Hull element I* In tine con dition for a campaign ami the Bear* are rattled. * But for the fact that many null* jotn the Bear* temporarily fora raid cotton would never have receded below the range of price* eatablUhed after the! Government report In November. In other words: without assistance from free lance Hull* the Bear* are unable to make even a paaatng Impression on the market. 6tli. The mill* having made con tract* must buy cotton at any price to fill them. 7th. The eitimloh I* anch that a do- termlnef! Bull combination stand* ev or? chance to win khd none to lose. In the premise* can any aane man donht that the cmnblnatteu will go in to effect forcing future* to fifteen cent* or over, and In that event spot* will "get there” likewise. These are tact*, not theories, and tlie farmer who sells hi* cotton at pment-gnotatlon* Is sim ply throwing away about three cent* . f m*,, ... -gg. ..... n m n , hm - l>«r pemnd nu wl*at W Htad*. AluBke UxaUon. In ptofwtluntolile or her vir. Theodore Price I do or share of thl* worTil’e good*. We appreciate^ thw compliment, but respectfully .decline for the reason* that wa cannot spare time neceasary from our own troubles, and more ea- peclally because wo lewow flutl w*4 don't know everything, and th* beat we could do would not satisfy us or pleas* anybody else. - •“* To our thinking the laws as they hare stood for years and as they exist today are good enough. But the trouble lie* In their lack of enforce- •raoiTt. We published last week an ontlin* of th* conrso that Comptroller General Wo*** wilt follow and wilt reqnir* bi« enbnrdlnatea to tub* in getting full valti* return* for taxation In January and np to February 80th next j*ar.‘ Ho la a capable and courageous *11101*1 and iu dcadoaroeat pur«ult of the tax Mi^A cra * For plain rexaona let the Legislature t tbe *(xt regular session give notice fn Its first days that no tax levy would be aaad* uatll hfter the Auditors havej Buttfied taking returns and reported full results to the Comptroller Gener al. This would render a special aea- toloa necessary about the beginning of the Summer, but It wonld be worth the money eoat to the State. ^ It would bo a speculation In futures «lulvalent to deliberate political aui- cide for the f.egl*lature to agree upon and the (lovernor to approve a tax rat* w ithout knowing the amount of prop- •rfy upon which It would h* levied, whether n sixty or a hundred per cent •f actual value return*. '^ Beklda*,|tH<Uw maker* all owa as aa- v wred a duly to th* tax payer* constitu ting the State as to the State made up of tax payers. Sufficient revenue . atmuld be ]>rov1d«d for the payment of State obligations and expense*, and no innre should be exacted from the tax earners. The people of South CatoHna are a* . n rule certainly as honest aa any In the . world, and ready at all time* to do the light thing, hot (her* is* wide spread anddc*p Mated Impression that there ha^been too much liberality, perhaps extravagance, In the management of tvublle affair* of late year* and the dis trust born of that Is the cause of much, perhaps all, the dodging or evasion of taxes arraigned by th* Comptroller General. General Jones doe* not dmir* an in crease In th* amount of tho tax** col lected, but alma for tbelr equalisation sk> that rath property owner may carry bla or her fair »bare of the load. - South CaroAua Legislatures have, however, sine* time whereof tho mem ory'of man rnnn*tb not to tho con trary, shown a constant capacity to ap propriate to public uses all the tax money In eight and In hope. They bar* thought more of the Stale ns a whole than of the unit citixens that, combined, nsah* up wealth. not advise other* to hold on after covering my self, for I have not sold a bale of tny crop to date. Alfred Aldrich. 3d December. 190*. DKAYHGF M US. «M£ABfCTfi 1 DUN BAB. Frank F. Sargent, United (Mete* Commissioner 1 *# Immigration, reports that Immigrants earn* to this .. noon try lost year, six states received , i T77J48 of those new home seekers. T» , Mrs. Elisabeth E. Dunbar, mother of ('apt, John W. Dunbar, clerk ol court, died at the home of Major E. receiving ___ B. Hammond, near WaihvHie, tart Frl- ft would bo Interesting to know how dey. Mr*. Dunbar was the widow of B . t |^ < In the South 48^48 cams; South Carolina only 888. day. "" tson^ wm ,.. wmow o, m niltKrf , Wh vir***"* Mr. w. i. DuniMC, who resided at cmittratml from their methcr State Che seme time. Milieu* in Barnwell county. Sim ttt year* oM and was In good health until within three day* of her death. Mer body was taken to MIHettc last Saturday and there interred In tho family hwrvlog grotriwt? Five cMIdren survive. Captain John IV. Dunbar. Rev. WIIMam Dunbar, of ThomaMon, Ga., Ml*.* M. A. Dunbar, of {.tolombia, and Mra. K. S.* Ham mond. - Mrs. Dnnbsr wa* a most estimable lady Mid had oountless friends In Aiken county whosympaihiae with the family In their bereavement.—Aiken Journal <k Review. — 7 IN MEMOKtAM. Mr, John William Allen, eldest son of the late Mr. James M. Allen of Syca more, depurtsd this life on September 23d. 1005, in the Rex Hospital. Raleigh, N. C.. In the twentieth year of hie age, lie had long filled the responsible position of section master at Hamlet, N. (J , and when attacked with typhoid fever was caryted to Raleigh where he received the beat medical attention of two eminent physician* and the-ten- derest nursing, but all in vain. Two of Ha brpthera, Messrs J. I). and G. W. Allen, were with him in his heat illness and brought his body home and after a large concourse of relative* and friend* had paid the last tribute of love and respect, was laid to rest in Bethlehem Baptist Church Cemetery. Rev. G. K. Spruill conducting the touching funeral eervicc*. •He 1* survived and his memory cher ished by a devoted w ife, a *on, a nppralse and set off to W. W. Moore a daughter, a loving mother, five broth- bomeateadln his realjuulperaonxl pro- era and on|«'sister. who rd\ have In their great sorrdw the sincere sympathy of all that Knew hi* high worth. He wn« a' ' member of r Bethlehem Baptist Church and of the Trackmen’s Union, For he. on whose grave 1 would scatter The Bowers that time cannot change, Mas a soul full of song and el beauty. And a heart fall of Joy and dellgfn. Friend. SALESMEN WANTED to look af ter mir Interest in Harirwell and adja cent counties. Salary nr Commission. Address The ’Victor Oil Company, Cleveland, O. NOTICE Apxtirtawutowe* 8xt«. HyYICtne of an order of the Court of Probate, dated December ft, A. D. 1905, we will sell at Public Auction all the Personal Property upon the several farms of the late J. T. Smith, Jr, tie- ceased, consisting of Live Btock; Farming lw»|dements; Corn; Fodder; Hay; Grain etc. Haid sale, to take piece IlecemhertOth, A. D. 7905. Terms of sale, cash. _ _ , db J. -W. Ihnlth,— ^— '"i 1 ';—ABwrinliUBwrv. : NGTlCKr - AOM(N4*TR*T<S*ta’ 8A1.K, the campaign of hkk.. Atlanta, December 8th.—President Harvie Jordan, of the Southern Cotton Association, to day Issued a call for a feneral convention of farmer*, bankers, merchants and others throughout the South, to he held at New Orleans Jan nary M. 18 and IS, 1000. The object of the convenrlen wHI he to discuss the work of th* Association, with reference to organixatlon, handling the crop of 1000. trade relatlnns between pmducer* and tpinners, extonfilng the market for American cotton and holding the un sold balance of the present cotton crop fur 15 cents a pound. Many prominent •peakers from various parts of thwd* eotmlrv have promlsod to be, presentj and a large atieiMlauce is already pre dicted. By virtue of an order of Che Court of Probate, dared December8. A. D.1906. ^we will-ell at Public Auction all u,u- / collected n»»tes and open accounts be- 1 looping to the estate of the late J. T. ’(imlth.Jr.. deceased, In front of the store of the late J. T. Smith, Jr, do ceased, December 18th, A. D. 190.1, be- ginning st H o’clock a. m. Term* of sale cash. o 8. E * J. W. Smith, AdminUirators. The Japanese cotton mill* are said (o bo making more money than thoee op erated In Europe and America by while labor. An abundauce of cheap labor give* tlietu a vast advantage, and they keep the keys to th* trade <of lb* Beat. Tbe time may qnioklf coma when Uncle Nam will regret tbal he opened np (ha jfnUow fnril bttk |u the BfUra. 'The gorxl and generous Knights of Pythias of this State niav esiahllsh an orphanage at the old Wllllauiston Fe male College in Anderaon county, Representative Altamont Moses died at Sumter <>n Friday. He was, In poiut of years of service, the oldest member of the pre«ent General Assembly, hav ing been first elected In 1886. And np wonder that Mr. Roosevelt received a land slide reeloction last year, for it Is now established that the Republican campsign fund amounted to over a million and a half dollar*. Mr*. Roger*, a Vermont white wo man. wa* hanged on Friday, and dind game. She wanted to get. rid of her husband, so she playfully tied hi* hands and then affectionately chloro formed him. Mr*. Ben Willi* of CottagevlUe, Colleton County, was horned to death last week. Her clothing caught on fire while she was making a fruit cake for tbe Christmas home coining of member* ef her family. There must he much rottenness or lifcompetency in Washington. Secre tary Wilton has recently discharged from the Agricultural Department lid clerks, because be believed them u> be crooked or incompetent. — - t New England cotton mills are find ing faelt with the government cotton reports and want them stopped. These report* have kept the price np and •teadv thl* season, to the wounding of the Yankee pocket nerves. Kx-Senetor John L. McLanrin seems to have aa bad luck speculating in cot ton future* as he had in natlonanpotl.- tic*. A New York Justice Is*wed bn Friday an attachment against him for 8600, alleged to be due ea a sale of 300 bales. Tbe Columbia jury failed to agree and a mistrial was antered In the *uit •of the Stale asking $306,000 damage* from the architect and ountraotors who completed the Mate Mouse. The trial huted 19 working days, hut the retrial will require less time, a* the attorney* •re better posted as to Dsue* and testi mony. Col T. Larry Gantt, once again of Georgia, predicts that G. Duncan Bel linger will oppose Senator Tillman when be ■tuad* for reelectlon, and that Governor Heyward will succeed Sena tor Latimer. Thl* prophecy will cause disquietude in not a few breast*, for there are several Meta of ayes fixed on Latimer’s Senatorial sent —Ex. ^ Congressman Ray of Virginia de- olare* that so far President Roosevelt lias failed "to make good” on any measure he ha* yet championed and wonder* that Southern Democrat* fine bowing down to and worshipping him. Senator Tillmnn think* thJ Presi dent Ik weakening ami will have to •urrender to tlte greater power •0<J i n Hu once vf tho railroad*. t - . . +*+*+*+*+*+•+•+•+•+•+•+•+• * •p + + * | + IS YCftFR CHILD — SUUJKCT TO CROUP? if so why let it suffer when Camthol | •f i give* imm*dlnto nud permanent relief. >SKK CIRCULAR ” Camthol, the great family dy, is a specific for Rheumatism,' ^ Swelling*, Insect Bites. Burns, # Headache, Neuralgia, Ear-ache, + Tooth-ache, all aches and pains. + Sold at Creech’s Pharmacy -JUST- RECEIVED FIVE CAR LOADS OF HORSES AND MULES] FOR BLACKVILLE, ONE CAR FOR ALLEN DALE. TWO DOZEN DEERE STALK CUTTERS AT VERY LOW PRICE. “ J. D. WHITTLE. FINE MILCH COWS. , r " ijplwe - Parties deairing fine milch cows please write to . W.C. SMITH, WiixtsTOW, 8. C. J jy win sell for oath or exchange for beef cattle. v INSURANCE. Fire. Health. ‘Old Line” oom- Life, Accident* We represent only panics. THE GERMANIA LIFE, .OF NEW YORK THE NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS AGENCY < * THE AMERICAN FTMJI, OF XKW JERSEY THE EQUITABLY FIRE 0PCI1AR- LESTON ’ ; ' THE EMPLOYERS LIABILITY G? IXINDOX All kittda of Insurance promptly WH- ten and attended to In pert— by Sielliiit k Sbertesee, q ents , UARNWIiLL, S. C MASI'ER’SSALE StaSe Of Booth Carolina,! County of Barnwell. i - Court «f Common Plea*. W. T WaMter, el al. IMalntMTJ, Cleo Brown, et. *1,- Deforidanls. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed In the above entitled cause. { w'lll *ell at, Barnwell, In front of Hie Court House, on TueMAy. January, second, UM*. U being ratl’day in said month, within the legal hours of sale, tbe following described real property: All that tract, nr plantation of land situate, lying and being In Barnwell liouiity. Stale ol Month Carolina, con taining thirty three (83) acres more or' Ira*, and bounded as follow*: On the North by land* of Sallie Newton; on the East bv land* of Cetrla Thomas and Amlrfw WaHrer; on tl»e South by lands formerly owned by Vlcy Odom ami on the We*t by hinds of L. M. Grove*. /• Term* of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. II.L.fPBANNON, • Master. Master’s Office, December. II. 1905. MASTER’S SALE. State of Smith Carolina,! County of BarnwaU, j Courtlff Common Pleaa,^ Enterprise Bank, Plaintiff, ya. * JJG.\JE8TKA D NOTICE. On Friday January fifth. 1900. I will appoint three disinterested persona to appraise and set off to W. perty. pursuant tu a petition made bv him pi me. All persons Interested are notified that any exceptlonsto the return of the appraisers must be made within 30 days after the data of said return: II. L. O’BANNON. Master. Master’* Office, Deeember, flth 1905. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice I* hereby given that the un dersigned will, on Saturday, 2!fd. De cember lilft.'i make application -for let ter* of final discharge as AdminUfrator' of the estate of Warren P Wlllcnx. he ^* re S"eMing. E?q. Judge of Pro- bite for Barnwell County. II. W.'Montague, — — AdfiilnDtrato-. Allendale. 8. C. November. 91 *t. 1!Kkl. W. W. Moore,et al , Defendant*. Ry virtue of a decretal ewder to directed In the above •ntltled cause. 1 will sell at Barnwell, in fhmt of the Court House, on Tue-dav, Jsunarv sei-ond, 1906. it being salcilay In said mnnth. Within the legal hour* of sale’, the following described real property, situate In the county and 8:at« afore said; » ^ No. i. . All that lot In the town of Barnwell, conhrbilng one aorn, more or lr»a. and bounded on the North bv street sepa rating It from residence lot of W. Gil more Simms, E«q.-; on thf» Es»t. bv lot* of Mrs. M. I. Walker; South hr lots of th" estate of Mrs. L. P. Moore, dn ceased. CltUnna Savings Bank. A. 1*. Manville and S. W. Trntti and lot of C. N. Rurdklratter mud West by €. C. Ca- Ilff, et al. ADo tract No. 2. All that lot containing and meas uring fifty fnet bv two hundred and twn Jtert (202) and hounded on the NorfhJiy.al^lVn ( de*crlhed lot, E*«t hv lot of Cltlscns Saving* Bank; South hy Main Street and West by A. P. Man- vllie’s iot. Also tract No 8. AH that lot containing about threc- fnnrth« of sn acre, hounded North hv lot. of Mr« Kittle I Shuck and on the F.sst, West and South by streets of said town. •' 4 ' * Also tract No. 4. » .AIT that certain atore and lot In the town of Dunbarton, said State and County, and bnnnd-d on the Nnrth hv tot No 53: Snnth hv. Rallroad A vefine; East by Hickory Street, and West hy lot No. 3_,aald lot being mortgaged, be ing lot No. 4 In plat of G. M Greene, E*q.. Surveyor, and containing one- half acre, upon which 1* erected mv (Moore) «tore house in said town. Also tract No. 5. AH mv Interest fMoore’sMn thehrlcV building in which I dn business In Hold town of Karntvell. hourded North by UTerwav separating the sime from htiDdlng «T Brown: i>n the East hv lot of Brown; on the South by alleyway *enarnting eald lot fynfB Masonic Tern p’e lot. and on the Waat by a street of *nM town. Term* of sale cash. Purchaser pay fur papers. w y row ■ -t yrnss — Ma«tcr. Master’s Offlim. December 11th 1905. - - -— to l I ♦ r -r* - ' Jin.- -nm %5 CusUintrs served there Satarday, Sovember 4,15. FEW word* about coffee. The flhrxigrown era Mocha and Java. A blend of ihrre Tfiakes a drink beyond all comparUon.- Ryan fiffcrs you thl* blend In a 1 lh air tight can Ht 30c., with the guar antee that it will go as far as 2 lbs of Aibttckle, Lion or any other coffee of like grade, or money refunded. The blenders of this coffee offer a re ward of $100.06 to any one who can produce a better coffee lor tbe same money. W HEN you go to Rvan’aask for his Swl«* Cheese, Italian Macsroni, French Olive Oil, California Peaches, Large White Oherrie*, Home-made Preserves and Jellies, Dried Pea«•bes^ Dried Apples, Country Syrup, Buck Wheat, Big Hominy, Grape Fruits, Force, Cream of Whe*p _ ' ■ T HE place scerm. to be Headquarters for fruit for Christmas cakes; Raisins in the hunch, Seeded RaLins.-Cleantal, Currant*, Citron, Extracts and Spices of all kind*. I N Canned Vegetables you will find—Blood Red Beeta, Succotash, Sauer ((rant. Garden Corn. Garden l*«*s. When yon want to make Soup ask * bles. i $ * ♦ e ♦ * ♦ * 4 4 4 * 4 T * 4 * ♦ T 4 * 4 * 4 j G. k. ryNn, ♦ - for bla Soup Can; It contain* 10 different kinds of vegeta- twy.naMHDlMHWwHHI Come and see us: J. S. BLACK, J. E. GRUBBS. j f e e 4 e 4 e I e i • 4 e 4 e e4 • 4 e 4 e 4 e 4 * 4 4 * ♦ * 4 e 4 ? * 4 To Clristoias AUK SHOWING NIC* ASSORTMENT OF SEASONABLE GOODS: LACES. Embroideries, .All Overs, Bkilliantinrs, P o no e n f. t tfs, Lawns, Linens and Wash Fab rics. Wb invite inspection. BRIGGS, BUIST & CO. ' ►»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»>»»»»» DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY -IN- THE BANK of BARNWELL. CAPITAL, - - - - ... SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS $60,000- - $30,000. MONEY kept hi )<mr honee mar lie kwt by theft or Are. , Deposit it with os and tran.frr tltr respnmtibiHty. We cam BUKtJLAfl IN8URANCK PROTFCTfON, and have fire-proof vanHe. The bahtrnf Arposlttng wtth us will saveynu nmoy a dollar tliat might be unwisely spent if kept in ycair {inckets. CON TRACT TIIF HABIT NOW. The convenience and safety of all your iA>llg«tions by check, once tried, w HI never bo given «p. * Checks and <trafts can be safely sent to ns by mall without la-log registered. Either call In person and open an account with os or w rite ns. C. V. CALHOUN, Prcridcn*. BUTLER HAOOOU, Vice-President. P. M. BUCKINGH AM, Cashier. G. W. MANVILLE, Asst. Cashier. For Sale. My Dairy Farm is f9r sale, consisting of 50 head of Regis tered and High Grade Jersey Cattle, Silo, 4 horse power4- Gasdioe Engine, Grain Grind er, Cream Separator, and aM things necessary for running a modern Dairy. Cattle and Fixtures cash; Residence and Farm oh easy terms. For first cleas portraiture^ work equal to the best ilone la city studio*. Latest styles in card mount*. A line of fine picture* fbamlwwrk) pastels, water colors and oil; for holiday f i j. trade. Koiak Album*, 'Post Garde Write tor partifwaE*4o~«»^ luafimmHRT '*o«inrrdfinr*peciiP ty L - i - M r.'i. Kelly.is a pupil of the I^nney Studio of Atlanta and can guarantee -Htl-tactory work in every line of pho tography. ’ . . GLENbALE JERSEV FARM, . Barnwell, S. C. William McNab, •, J. M. Caldwell. McXAli & CALDWELL. New Firm, ) j New Goods, Best Values, fd Lowest Prices. A. P. MANVILLE S OLD STAND. Main Street, Barnwell, S. C. \V> offer our entirely new, esrefntly select ed and iMMiKht st c-k st ph-ssing prices. Not :i shop.worn article in st«s'k. In Dry and Dress Goods atl the utandard fa vorites, all tl*e newert candidates tor favor, latest -ivies and bent qnsirtle*: 8ho,'» are a tipw slty with us, ami. tlW> old and .tile young of all oeenpathms will find MRS. KELLY'S STUDIO, CLARK STREET, BLRCKl/ILLE, & 0. ‘ In our Drug Store we have the host <lis- play and certainly the cheapesi ever shown in Barn well. Everything for Santa Claus. We offer ’till Christinas a fifteen per cent reduction on Cut Glass. Sec that beautiful (put "lass price $B0, now to go av$^>; itsji bargain. Oiir Sterling Silver, tffo, must go if low prieeft are what you want. ^ AVhat we tell you about oiir good^ is cor- reet; enough said on that point. —Ftre-woi kirand.Fi'iijta *5f cvciy "leind and/ description for your Xmas entcitainmcnt. Our stock of Candy is made by Lowney and his name on every piece, guaranteed fresh; 3, and 5 pound boxes. Our Furniture clepartincnt will Dffer some Bugs at prices which cannot be duplicated anywhere. Gur stock of Furniture is full and w’hilc it has advanced 10 per cent we stand by our guns and shoot the high price people, which tickles us'. See those dozen beautiful Willow Rockers, almost for a song, and none will be left 3 days before Xmas, so get a move on yon, , ’ Our Millinery Department has a pretty full stock of Ladies’ Skirts, Jackets and. Cloaks, cither of which we will offer you at cost. For one day before Xmas we will offer One Thousand Dollars ivorth of Embroideries as foHbw f s: 25cts Embroidery at lilcfs; 20cts Embroidery at 12cts; loots Embroidery at IQcts; IQcfs Embroidery at Sets. This lot just tohand. The day will be Wednesday, December 20tli. ^ * .: Our stocks are worth ius|)ccting. Remem ber we undci-sell any one. TOBIN’S THREE STORES, vi - bowl, former her,; th,; complete comfort of easy wearing and long tasting »hoo», slippers <tc.— —- Our Hats wl I ph-ase all goo<l Ustrs, Urth in »Iki beauty of sti 1c ami exccllvtice of nmte- rial. tiur Notion**, Gents Fnmlahlngs and mls- ccllanvon.. maxis need only to be se n to be eppre. iated ' Tbo early calls of our friends and the pur chasing pUlilU are most cordially Invited. We are ctftifidciH that we ean give complet- cst satixfmdion Mi all ea.h ffiistoinerr and that we can and will aave you I’.oney and give vow plcasutv on even pr.fibnM). Very slncrrtly, ■* • ' ■ McNAB A CALDWELL. ^ v ■ _ F. P. LEE, pEALER IX GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Williston, S. C., ■*». offer* at lowest living priee* a com plete, carefully selected .-.nd closely bought stock of the Best and Newest General Merchai)dl*e for the Fall and Winter trade. .: ,La» . -- - ■ Iii all Tines—Dry a n d 1) l e ss Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, No- tiohfir, Staple and F a n c y C^Wce 11 Cfi her-een-rtfi—eialLifiaateefii anil suit nli customer*. : ' [^Hd^at ttte ptacea And datesDiatnetT he- All COmpelftTon in'city or eetflriry |^7na for tbS’yTaTllSfl " <> * ^** will he met th both quality and price*- of good-*. The public cordially invited to call atid sec for themselves. I will be glad to see all old friei>di!..to make many new one* and to prove to all that 1 stand on tbe right trade platform, F. P. LEE, Williston, S. C: JAMES A. WILLIS, ATIOKNEY AT LAW, Buhckiialtkr — Buildinq, , Barnwell, - - - - s. C. Practice in State and F e U e r a I Court*. ^ Prompt Atten tion Given to all Btisinesa. DICKS - HOUSE, 631 BROAD ST., ^ AuoraTA.Ga. Excellent rooms ‘ anti good table board. Kates, $1.50 per day; special rate* by tbe week, .. A.- P. Dick*, Prop. REGISTRATION NOTICE. The RecDtrstlon Rook* will be onen In the Court House on the flm Mon- day.f sale dav) In eaeh month for tire trail tact Ion of such btndne** as is re quired by law. W.J. Baxley,Cbairinan. $1, B, Duubar, ^corotgry, Treasurers Notice. The Treasurer’* Office will be open 'or the collection of taxes levied for 190o. from the 15th day of October $• 13th day of March, 1906, inclusive. From the 1st to the 31*t day of Jan uary, IDGfl, a penaltr of-ene j»er cent, will be added to all taxes paid In Jan uary. From the 1st to t.h« 28th day of Feb ruary, 1906, a penalty of two per cent, wilt t>e added to *11 tax** paid In Feb ruary. From the 1st to tbe 15tb day of March, IflOC, a penalty of seven p«r cent, will be added to all unpaid taxes, IEVY , , ;< For State purposes - -. 5>,' mill*. For Ordinaly County .4 1 , mill*. For 1 onsiifntional .School 3 mills. For Blackvilic Township, Special toad rax 2 mills. Special School Levy, Ce dar Grove 1 mijf. " Al1endalr A ttartiiry Branch, Blackvllle, Donhln I’ond, VJko, Kdi»*o, Fairfax, Friendship, Healing Spring*, Kiln*. Morris. New Forest. Oak Grove, Old < olnmhia, Keedy Branch, Selgling- vitle, seven Pines ami Tinker Creek. 2 mills. WlllUton, 2} mill*. Barton, Big Fork, Cave. Hickory Hill, Owens’ X Roads. Sycamore No. 61 and Ulmers, 3 mills. Hercules and Lees. 4 mill*. _ Barnwell. 4‘j' ml'ls. ^ The Commutathm Road Tax Notlca will appear a* sown as the County Board passes on same. The oomiitatioii road tax of two dol. Inrs will be received until March 1st, 190ft ■ J. B. Armstrong, Conntv Treasurer, Barnwell, 8. C., 8ept 12. 19«5. AUDITOR S NOTICE. The Auditor or his a*s«*rors will et- tendwttbe phicra and dates^ameiT W- Tax payers will bear In mind that real estate as well as personal proper ty must Ije returned, and owners ef Real Estate are cautioned to come pre pared to state the number of acre* and -raluir;‘buildings thereon snd value of same; whether any has been sold or acquired since January. 1904. front whom acquired or to whom sold. The Auditor takes this occasion to say that the tax returns constitute the material with which the Auditor’s du plicate is made up and errors In the re turns will cause errors on the tax book, hence the Importance for care in making end taking returns Barnwell, C. II., from January 1st to 7th. 1908. Mercatns; January Rth ‘ * Buatllng; January 9th. > Drtnbarton; January 10th. Ashley’s store; January 11th. Brabham’s Store; January 12th. Fnr»* Store; January 18th. Apphton; January i. r »th. Sums Store; Jammy 16tb, Barton; January 17th. Fairfax; January 18th. Sycamore; January 19th. Ulmer; January 20th. Johnson Lain’*; January 29d, Hilda; January 93d. Barnwell; January 94th. Ashleigh; January 25th. Blackvllle; January 2fltb, Eikn; Januarv 27th. ■ 'Vimhton; January gfith. ” — Whaley’s; Jantrtry 8<)th. Barnwell; Janunry 31st. Allendale; February 1st. Kline; February 2nd, Barnwell, C H.; From February 34 to tebi ngry 90th, Ipoe. 8. W.TROTri, Occ. Sna, 1W6 . AU ’" , “ r ' B - C ' ■ — mv fl*V<