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Tfje Barnwell People. THURSDAy, FEBRUARY T7 1900. RATES OF SURSGB1FTI0H. * JaJLdwUteerpwAntrtna ...... ..11 AO On Tim# ..t $2 00 JTIi« Chain Gan* will be at Fairfax until Friday of thl* week, when it will move to Davis' Bridge, on road from Fair ax to Jenny. J. B. Morris. Supervisor. R.C. Roberts Jr..Clerk. The regular meeting of Barnwell l f^dge No 1(1, Rnights of Pj ttiias wlli |bo hold at their Hall <>n Friday night 'at 7^ o’clock. A fall attcndaneo'hi requested. Hy onlcr of ahden a. lemon, c. c. Wm. McNAB. K. R. —J BUSINESS NEWS. ToblnU. January c’earlnK Sacrlllce Sale draws large crowds daily. • * a ' <' . . ’ ' ' . ./ 'T - Robert Bulst & Co's. Prize Medal Carden Seed, For sale at Burckhslter's Drug Store, Sole Agency for Barnwell. SALESMEN WAITED tc> look af ter our interest in Barnwellosnd adja cent counties. Salary or CnmuiDsion. Address CLOVER OIL PAINT CO , Cleveland, O. Tobin’s clearing sale enables you to , buy gooda at greatly reduced prices. WANTED—From forty to fifty men «t once to work about saw mil), rail road and woods. Good wages to good workers. The Miller I,umber Co, Ulmers, S. C. Early Giant Argenteuil ’Asparagus Crowns, grown from (reshly imported seed from France-Hist season, for sale. For price apply or wrl e to . W. H. Knves. WUliatua, S. C. On Friday of Oil* and next week •pecial sales will be given the public. WANTED—We want to buy one Upmaaod-bnsbols Tif white pear*, also we solicit shipments of chickens and eggs: bigltest cash price for same. M. C. Walker & C<».. . Columbia, S. C. N.D.-Walker. Mgr. 0 more days and Tobin’s clearing •alt stupa. Barnwell Countv Riiscd Seed Rye, the sort that, never disappoints. KOr sale by yi-TlfaTYer. — —7 tfarfiweli. S C. Next Monday will be sale day. , . Tomorrow will be grotinj} bog day. Mr. P. B Wise was In town on "Mon day. KOR SALK. v _ * Flue doling Jersey--4^onr; Fr^b" milk three week.*, hind and gent c. raise them for sale. Applv to W. II. Kave«. winistoftwfc ASPARAGUS ROOTS FOR BALK. [ offer for sa'e a number of tboiisamls EARLY ARGENTEUIL BOOTS, a noted J^fench variety. Mv roots are raised Worn Imported.Fretutb SeeJT^ Brigham Reed. Elko. S. C. FOR SALE. 218 acres, more or less, „f l*nr1, with some timber for sale at reasonable fig ures. Tlie tract i« situate ahouv-aix -rr "Mtroii tulles Houtli of Williston, S.. < For particulars write Croft A Saltey, Aiken, S. C. “ *'• .. A TRUTHFUL GIRL. “ She Uncled how angry her father would be II told that her lover had tarried to ,three; Bo she straightway employed all her cunning to try To garnish the truth w ithout telling • He. ‘ / Bhe soon found that twelve when di vided by four Would show just the hour when their courting was o’er; she answered her papa—what else she do? Uft at a quarter of twelve’’— ws true, • r— lion J. E. Harley spent Sunday at! bonie. — r Col Mike Brown was up fropn Brunswick, Ga , last week. Pr«ff)«rt.v'owners have until the 20th lost to make setnrus of their posses sions for taxation. ...i" Col. J M' Patrick of-Anderson has Improved so much that iho doctors think he will recover. Mrs. Aubrey Rice and little son are the very welcome guests of Barnwell relatives and friends. Mr*. 1. Micbalaon and Mi«* Florence Michalson gladdened Barnwell rela tive* and friends with a visit this week. Vt . v< - , ^ ■ -■-The United States Senate on Tfnlrs- day contlnmd-the aj)pbft'.tUiewt of Mrs. E. A. X.'~Mix«on as Postmaster at Barnwell. , T 7 We are reqirestr.d to announce that Prof. R B. Banders will meet the sing ing Class on tho next second Sunday in February. Owing to the prevalence of measles among the pupils of Columbia School Prof. N. A. Patterson gives vacation this week. Mrs. Leila Graham ami daughter, Miss Ma siii, leave for Columbia thi* week: which place they will, make their future bortte. Services will he held at Joyce Branch dum b bn the 3rd Instead of the 4th Sunday In CHofi month, .heretofore, bv Rev. Mr. Benson, the newly elected pastor.' . v The ladles of the Baptist Church will serve H^delightftd dinner to the public on Snk?sd«y in February for tlie bene fit of Baptist parsonage. They .hope ItR - a liberal patronage. At the annual meeting of the State Bar Association la*t week Hon. Robert Aldrich w as elected President lor the next year, HotrrC. C. Simms member of Genera! Council for the Second Cir- •OUP,, Mmi. George ir* Bates number of Local Council lor the Second l ircuit. On December 13t.h 1903 Mr. O. O. Able;’formerly of BlaCkvllle. was killed .jiy.A-piissi‘«M»ev--trarn at L^ftsvlllc, 11is then home. Hi* estato'TiTouglrb-suit against the Sou.tl.iort) Railway tor $21,- <tu:> damages The c.a*ew stried last week and the jury found foi^flte defen dant. ' Judge John K. Snelling went to llempton on Monday to tierfnTm—very important judicial nine tin us. Scvoral msuiths'agw Mr W. If. Mears, awealtliy Hampton county ci'ix.in.-died leaving, a iarg«j.‘s$ate j-nAtl* Will tie nnmcTTp ™ Probate^1 mlge J. F 'l'l)stii<^„||i G-mi wf^Tfrf.i*l- ‘‘‘eorTTrs^ i)n .■ r tiy_.. .iiwpuwH-tytTrg—trim frT act judicially. Upon notllicatiun liv JjixUfe-fTiamcs Governor Heyward stTgoted anil com- missitTrrrrt .f iid2'e ,Stielii.^g,..»as- -os-w •UMveweiHn ttre’l : iw To,^>reside in 'nil mat ters and things relating to the said estate. Forty one years ago-jhis week (Jen. Joseph WtrcTdcr^Vvasci Barmvcll l):s- tiict, c< itimaoding hi* cavalry re t teat- lug before Sheo+m^s cruei advance. he bate Capt. G. OwCn Riley, then quite a voting lad, hco*it.»e of his fa- mtlhi’fily with tlie country Smith <■£ BHrnwell was detailed as gttbjc timl aide for Gen. Wheeler. Ap'd lie was never hosier, for from daw n to dark the t’outedernto lender rode rapidlv along tht* front seeming to have an intuitive ktuiwIe«hfe-rrhTtTTWCTniTi atid distance and. manifesting no sign of fatigue. Alter Wheader had gone towards Alk« n, where he defeated Kilpatrick, ouejoL-Jua—men who ha ! tarried too long itt Barnwell to safely follow his loader Siiermsn’s t ro ips being Detw ecu them, slipped uutier^the rut key Crick bridge early in the niqfning wiicre I e lav all dav. the enemy passing oyer him on the bridge. After night be catne out and struck out to rejoin hi* command. PROGRAMME BARNWELLCOUNTY TEACHERS’ ^ASSOCIATION, S A T UR DAY, F E R R UAH Y 10,. 18082 ♦•♦•♦•♦a♦e - *•-o-»o-—6-—v—< \ , J Recitation Mrs. W. J. Lehion. Penmanship In the PitbHc*School J. C. Kagorton, Healing Spring. Discussion ...,0 M. Matthews, Mis* M. L. Botnar. ImpiOvement of the Rural School.... .Mrs. D. D. Walker. Discussion ...A. B. Apple, L. W. Smith, N. A, I’aUerson. —i— - f- Recitatiou, Miss Pauline Richardson Primary Methods, Miss Lillie lien. (t I''2-7” ' . Discussion... .Miss E. L. Haskin?, Mrs. L. II. Boyd. / A talk to Trustees, C. C. Riming Esq. The great clearing sale of Tobin’* Millinery Etoporium at the low prices offered pleases the people vc r y much and oeryjday i tlier* will he convinced of this fact hy aHcndautje. ^ IMPORTANT AL1.IANCE NOTICE. This is to’emify that the following stock belonging to Hie rcspboklve Al liances have beer, lust uni cau not be fottnd . i 180, Appleton, 1 Sliare. IS-’, Wil!i*ton, 1 ” 1 S3. Georges Greek, 2 ’* 1S4. Grabaujs, 1 “ JSO, Don trie Pond, -ig “ 1S7, Red Oak'. . r ^ 1*S, Reedv Branch, 1 ” 1!>>, Gh •i:tsj>:ain:h.4 — L — 192, iiuntars Ghapcl, 1 (174. Caves, 1 “ P.)4, Allendale. 1 **T" 190, St. John. 3 “ -——'—TrSTfirnTTTreet'h, Sub. Trustee Barnwell, S. C. How - to cure *" That Cou^h 4 ♦ ♦ I * i - GrflLEAT - /rvn .Cold. GET A BOTTLE OF— — Nature’s Cough Remedy AND A BOX OF Creech’s Grip Capsules. TAKE THEM THEY WILL DO THE WORK FOR BALE ONLY AT ■ Creech’s Pharmacy. -V- Kx Governor Franklin J. Mo«p« of Boulh Carolina ha* had a checkered ♦awr. He t* a native of Sumter am! wa» governor during the reconstrue tion period, at the end of tv li lull he be took himself to Massachusetts, yvheie Ho has since remained, being nmeli buffeted hv fortune. For a w-hlle he . etmducted a weekly newspaper in tlie town trf Wlnthrop. and afterward be gan to regejtate, living from liand to inoutli, largely hv borrow ing from*TiTs friend*. He took to opium: hotL «ouf initted several offences, w tiich put iiim ■arhderthe ban of Die law. He was sev eral times'tried and was twice In j,iil. His case became notorious But at last * he took a braeV as the slang ha* it and is now a member of theJd T. King business organization in Boston, uml is doing well, and we are told that, notwithstanding his ups and down* and the inlirmitie* of ago, lie still car ries evidences of the ‘ grand manner of the old Boutli Carolina aristocracy. He has a son, Franklin J. Moses, Jr., who Is in the navy. The old man says that the la«t Christmas was tlie tirst alnce lie left South Carolina at w lib h lie remembered the member* of hi* family wifh-'presents. THE EDITOR;* CORNER. “Litst week’s busy dav was solaced hy the plen*ant call of (iitr gpod LtiviiJ, Mr. W T. Cave, Jr., of Bl.aCkville and hi* good sort. Reginald; and <»f our new gtmu friend, Mr S. ,L. Williams «i HZ'*. . — Mr. J. II. Morris of Daisy, Ga.. is the cl“Ver tlr-t of forty odd Si-Util GeorginJmlrseritiers to send u»'t'uf hiu. paper yclept mo.icy order. Next? Mr I. A. GjccijV-lot’er* are always Hrinl-lli Word* but blc^spu i-.r meawieg A : imT'e a 11 l iuai M-r +f-d; gave tlie week a happy ehdi.ng Mr. W. Frank Green never allows January to pa** wiilouit bringing well appreciated Rich Land greeting to Tux Pkoi-i.k And Mr. S. 11. Green tliottg!i young in years Ls^atortUy-in g'otni tli-tul* |.o~~u*. MoileLjUjiuuirila^rs a re M e*srs W. ( (Tray and W s G aid tier, as proven by words-atid works. M r. L. A. Bu*h of ^ir Fom^-MPc, WTfo*e li!e ii i* Ireen soT-i‘rff , ' , t a ‘'Qi dietI'pt to all so fortunHte.-aa-*to know !li« Ilawles* gorrtlne**, lift with ’ns «m Tue-day for:t(itnforj^Tjfp'arttyrr: the pJrTected roll of Go. A , Cajit. C W. MctJreary, Gregg’* Reeiment. v.hi ali^vya-A jee-yrd-fTii 1 sotdtei fy gatlani i y artd devotiott unsurpassed in all nrod era bi*tors. - (if-Ulrr* KKl original nieui her* only three pawned thmugh the red *1 rugyle'iTiiwouiubd. After receiving 17 recxults only 28 of tlie 121.) incmher* come out of tlie war. At (lit* time onlv Robert 15ai*r Sc C<>'s. Seed I fish PprOon^r ■ DHsa TrlllWph and karly Ro*.e, Fof sale at , Burekhalter’s Drug Btore, Bole Agency for Barn w'cll. MAZUJvSKY’S (IKEAT S LAUXt U OiR_SAL£-- of W-INTER GOODS will hpR-in Gn Fit ID AT, FE li lt U A KY Otii ami G+mtinue for 17 Days. and Prices of Exposition will K*ar noxt week. rq<paininc this ap ^'•eat PK ATTkS FOOD, ^ FstuhliBhctl tn IB7J. The Best in tiny World. The United States GoverniainLt-huy-ii*Uoxclti*ively, tint! tlio (Tovernment. hbiTTnofc _ Tmr5cs th.»n llicre ate in (Jeoroia. ■ 'live (•iiea'pesl 1007' * For snip at • ' ■ - BtiRCfCTTA 1,4'Kk T 8 DRUG STORE, Barn.well, S, C. I. F. STILL & S0NS, : ■ - 7* _ ’ . CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE,- —r— — — *• *;•*• ’ 7 ^ 7"' .. . ' > BLAeicmLe, Tr§jr v >*- Arc now completely ready for Ihe FalDnnd Winter Trade and ofler * . BEST VALUES —in all line« ofL ~ Clothing, * » ♦ * » ♦ I I $ f • i i ♦ t i ♦ * ♦ ♦ * r * o ♦ ♦ -4 * ♦ < ♦ ♦ * ♦ To make room for Spring* Goods now on the way I will sell for * Commencing Friday, Feb* : M ruary Otli, 1906, Boots, ^lotions, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Furniture, Groceries, Ta- baceo, Cigars, Crockery, Glassware, Hay, Grain, Etc., Etc. • . ^ We invke, wiGrcmifideneo, special attention to our Fur niture,. which will make any homo comfortable and beauti ful; to our Clothing, which will defy the Winter’s cold aml-doub^^ood looksY ahcT to our Shoes, which will make your way aiid wjjlk through life an easy progress. * ♦ ♦ ♦ i ♦ i-i i ♦ * I mn too busy today to fjuoth prices, but assure my friends and tlie purchasing public that never before have such bargain oppoi; "people of Barnwell County, FaftieuJarH will be given next week. Remember that the Bee Hive is full of Honey Sweet Bargains waiting for you. Here all Is sweetness, and no stings. B. MAZURSKY, LEADER OX LOW I’RICfes BA UNWELL, SOUTH CAUOUiJA; - WE CLIMB HIGHER M ASTER’S SALE.- State of South Carolina,) County of Barnwell. { Court of Cpmtnon 1’leas. F. W. Weathcrshee, Plaintiff, ^ J V9 W. D. Lane, Julia C. Lane, et al,^ Deferulant*. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cauae. I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, February, tifth, 1it. being salcday in said mouth, within the i'-gal hour* of sale* the followingdearrtbed real property, ituatejn the County andafore- sai l: "All that tract or parcel of land', known a* u partrof the Bufekhaiter land, containing one hundred -and twenty-live acres, more or less, and botindedvHs follows: On the North and East bv lands of D. H. Owens; on the -Srrnrh hv fitmr* of (ioo. Anderson and on thc Wort Lv4ttmi«TTf tlTe saW W. D. Lane and Julia C Lane. Tet ms of Mtte cash. J’urcliaser to pay for pfpara.,—__— H. L. Q’BANNON, 1— M>'*terr - Master.’*Ofiiee, January, ritb, l'.K)(i. ... ’A few year* ago this community con tracted a severe case of hlo-dhound fever, and n public taxen up by member* of the police force for the purchase of bhmdhnnild*. Several hundred, d liars were rawed, the dtT council, ep^ropriaied money to hulk! an up to data UloodhoomHfennet, three dogs of blue blood and long ped igree were phrehased, and evert body sat down to Walt with impatience f‘>r a criminal to invade the community. After ,a time some trivial crime was committed,'and the dogs were put on a hot trail. They nosed around in a bus- In^ei. like nwnmer, but they did not catch the 'tmHftlkal. They were tried time after time with tlie same result, and after a few months the enihusiasm police faded until "hey were to admit, contldentially, that seriotia doubts of the dogs’ strati a rabbit. These blood- nnt cheap, half cur*, but It money could buy. There a few dog* in existence that can Cun down'brihnliuU, but we se riously doubt If there are enough such dog* in the United State* to sup ply all the counties in South Caruliua. —Sumter Watchman. Oommnnch g today and continuing until tire *J8rh Inst, the two per cent penalty D added op all unpaid taxes. Ifi <t( these heroes of the lost cause sur vive. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Jud re J. K. Snelling as special agent will offer for sale <>n m-xt Monday ttn- mediatelv after the ollicial sales a tract of land described in advertisement. “Good money in growing large watermelons say* Mr. I. subscription wa* Still, who advertise* the seed Furman for sale ma to makcntljem Miller laimher-Gouipaijy of Ulmers want* at once forty or llfty men to work in Saw — The good attention of our farmer friends 1* a*ked t<< the adve.rtiaenMmlSpi. The Electric Fertilizer Work* of ,J Savannah It has a thoroughly kpnest btisines* tone from tirst to last word. Mr. J. il. Hewlett of Allendale i* the ! r representative in thi* territory and will he glad to give any further infor mation desired. And Secretary and Treasurer Eur*e i* of good Barnwell stock. - Whittle’sHfable«r*-Wh.' and Answer. Bnrcklmjte**’* Dtug Mtore—Bnists Garden Seed and Seed I’omtoes, ITatt’s Food. , IfJElELOKS! *i A - Good Money in Growing. .z* Large i Watermelons. ^•o -•.®•—•-•-e—s.- ' Dn Friday February 9th a special sale of Talcp’ii powder at 7 c-t*. and 22 ots. Only one box to path customer a* long as they last at Tobin's Mil linery. I have hern plaqllu? en. h year fott,. Several years frAtit ,: 70. to 100 acres irh ® Eden vrtri(‘ , ?V orWatcrmelon*, and have ' made gotxl mooer every year. 1 secured good Eden seed to begin with and have improved them e 6 ach year by selecting m/seedyJrom laVge anti well siiaiwii melon*. 1 liave them dried In the shade which will,’ when properly planted, always come tip, n* they are sound and full. 1 have 1,500 lbs. of choice seed to of fer at. ftOc per lb.' -When you send your order for seed and w ish me to do so I wjl| instruct you how to prepare. Fertilize, plant and cultivate. , Let vour orilers come in at once. ( sold the same kind of seed over South Carolina, Georgia and Florida ls*i year, which gave perfect saUsfac- ilni. .-*- - " M AST E&S State of S*mrtrC*|fft|l'Q» j ^UOHuIirojrtla^^ 1 Court of Common Pleas, P. L. Pender and J. O. Pender, « Plaintiffs, vs. Luther Pender, Willie Pender, et al, Defendants. P.y virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the abovefffentitled cause, 1 will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, February tifth, IDUO, it being salcday in said taouth, within the-legal hours of sfHe, the following described real property, situate in the county and B:»to afore said : v. AIM hat tract of land In Barnwell County containing eighty five acres, more or less, and bounded: North by W. T Walker^—doutL hv George Bax on; East hv Isaac Eubank* ami Dr: K. A Gyles and Wlpst hy .Willie Johnson. iAyfrnijMgQf~aim cash. Lurchaser to aV for papers. II. L O’BAN NON, “ Master. Master’s Ofllee. January 12th 1903. There’s no haed now walk. / or work hard, ex else, for ClcjVer Oharlfe on Tuesday 18 splendid horsra and hfi more-splendid tiniles; Hie spoils of bj* recent raid (hrou^h Kausaa. L i - » •' THE - Best Bred Horses and. Mules Are the kint ’ _J,-. gives me great ami 8 i nee re pleasure id notify tty friemls ami his fiicntls that I have secuted the sertiO^i CapLlLDunn a« Bale man, in order to do jiritifee tdMtif constantly increasing business.^ With lus help and assisted by Messrs N. O. 44; lyilfc- cr and I. L. Attaway I can serve all in need of the Bcdt 0 A KENNEDY kccDsl^ u ^ esa, '^^ 018es ^ ia ^ ca,1 ^ e ^ rora Kcntiioky w ' w * ft i I,- *11* a or* ^ Ivinaas, Wagons almost everlasting so good are thiif At Williston, S. C. psaSSraKf?: Tw'o car loads of clipping j Comfortable and eleg-ant Buggies and Ifarne^. as saw good ones just received. . 7T... . .. > To go with themr^nst re- aS the bcat llfc ‘W^ccgaiusta^nt. ceived, One Oar Piednrcmtj HDoir^tTieliTind to yottr interest, come and we’H iutJ M agons, One Car . Stude-1 prise you with satisfaction; baker Wagons; a Complete Sto6k of Tyson & Jones and other well knov of I>uggic8 T ———-—■ elayFare dangerous, but there is no datT^ei 'jn buyingiS^ my high quality of stock and goods at my bed rock prices. Remember, they are at Q. A. KENNEDY’S, Williston, S. C. BARNWELL, S. C. Stolen! At Night!! C. F. Calhoun, P. M. Buckingham Wm. MtXab, Calhoun & v for -penp ( h>»— crpt far fi; tJ|.- .ii • |. Furman Still, Biackville, S. C- LAND SALE. Immediately after the oflidnl sales on Mouday, Fehrnary.ftth, 1906, I will off,>r for sale before tiie Court House in Karnwell the following described tract of land situate In Kuaeiiuiry Township, Barnwell County, Tract No. 4 as by plat of J. N. JInnkrmKHi, surveyor, .conuiidjig one luinrfred and flfty- seven (157) acresMnore or less, and bounded North hy Tract No. 3; East by tract No. I; Soitth by lands of Jamer"Gruhbs and on the West hy Tract No. 5. . * Said tract being fhi-portion of the Pender place assigned and awarded in partition to J. J. Furman Barnes. Term* of_sale cash, purchaaer to pay for papers. ^ J K. Shelling, Social Ag«nt. ^FIPH, Life, Accident O^rclone LIGHTNINC •AN D- Live Stock INSURANCE, —At Lowest Rate§.]n- • - ~ Strongest Companies- CALHODH & CO, —OFFICES AT-r THE BANK QF BARNWEU On account of the unexampled high prices paid me fast senfsof fo*r my matchless Eden Gem Sol- idly Netted Cantaloupes grown in Colorado I saved only a limited quantity of seed b'eyond what ! require for my own planting. Planters wishing First Class Seed From F'irst Class Fruit should apply at once to the' origitfaftor and propagator ,qf jthe most del fa cious, prolific and profitable canta loupes in the world. They are, in their excellence, fully what the continent praised Eden Watermelons originated by me are universally accepted to be. No cantaloupe seed c.xcqpt Col orado grown for Sale, and no one else has them,- for only fifty pounds arc in other hands and they were stolen for private use. Kden and Blue Gem Watcrmel- 6n Seed grot&n at Biackville for sale. - For leaflet and full detailed in- formation apply to CH. MATHIS, Ulaskville, S. C. BR. J, R. E. HltK iEJItt scum i? 2? s. c. Will be at his ofliCc etery MortJify ahd Tuesidff/, and at fifis hotorf ofB'ce in Friday and Satrtrday. ^ fcverr MONEY TO LEND We are prepared to negotiate MgaeoB' Improved fgrffis for tfve yea^a, parttel payments. Interest $ per ceAt off !o«a^ • * under $1,000; 7 per ceOt on Ideas $1,000. Don’t write, do die add see J. d. Pafte^adn 98-4 d£ ISO. f. LEE, II, im with Will work any wber -Zt* T —