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Barnwell People. 1. HOLKSg, tm I fcH'r SJf, ceusn GIBCVLATIOX I . V':r*‘ — 7*-"‘ i i - '•••* * 1-' < " £VV T~ \ ■** \ * *■' >fr' THUKSMAY. OCTOBER. 17.1*07. Mention l« mmle In th« *«l«h rolumn of unr fourth page of aome ondwlrahl* Immlgranta brought Into the Bon til at Otpnnao of tilt trotted Btatee gowm- meut. Great good traa expeoted of the «#w ««•*«», the Ouatemealao ant* that %«re to deatror the whole ootton boll oreevll family la Tex*, and LonUUna. The acta, hoaerer. prefer orangee and aagaroaaeaa food and are aald to threaten the eerlou* injury of tboee tweet crop*. gone and 1 am neyor to look upon that me hiuband brought home a faoe whoa* lorely a m I lea mi often greet* ed me. and whoae hand neeyr failed, or refuted to nilnlater to my auflerlnge. While you are today in the full enjoy* f ment of your reward I am left alone In tlie world, to breathe out the few- more daya to lonelliutaa. grief, and menul a uteri ng. J . No more fitting or appropriate worda ronld I uae in tnl* little, tribute than (he word* penned by my life long friend end brnther, Dr.- ftuotiw Cmhben, In hla letter of eon dole nee writton Juat nftor tho dentb of my loved one, end bat a few daya befora he too oroeeed Berlin, Germany. Wataon, ColumbU, Ho. <3»r. N^ver Italian* (and) Hyrlana Yriett Writing. Pllla. via snr— . • i The above cablegram traa given to tho publlt laet week by ImmigraUon Oommlaaloner Wateon. It la to be „Roped that In hie letter Pill* baa given full Information a* to wbat races of people will be brought as Immigrants from Trieste to Charleston, and that Commissioner Wut*on will unfold that Information to the public. There has been too much alienee about this , Immigration buaineas to aatlafy the plain people moat interested, and Kx * Governor Heyward. Mayor Rbett and CommlMloiior Watson owe It to the public sod their own reputations to tali alt that Is being done and ail tbat they Intend to try to do. Bo far the people of the country dis tricts know very little of Von Pills, and tbat little Is not calculated to win tbslr oonHdenoe. They would Hke~tt> know right now more about Von Ptils, who and what be Is, whether he la all right or a merely glib tougoed and re* flonreeful adventi ref. Wa pause for a reply. i The Valsed the percent, teriala. except newt papers A HARD HIT. r manufaotrtng trust has ■ev* - i of news paper twenty ist the cost of all ma> used In making very mauriallv rtfshera advlae a reduction In the sixes of tha larger journals, while others think au In crease In subscription the Wiser wav to do. Both sides agree that the delln qnent subscriber should wllllngiy and promptly p*»' l»l« dues and thereby dp publisher* to he more Indepew TRIBUTE. Te the memory of my beloved wire Jane 8. Counts, who was taken from pawns of Providence two lo (My, the Ittb day of Oeto* Ah, amet noble woman, thou art ••PNEUMONIAS DEADLY WORE had so seriously affected my right lucf,” writes Mrs. Khnnle Connor, of Rural Route 1. Georgetown, Term., blyofaald State epplicatlon “that I coughed ooatfnuously night made for tlte creation of a new and day and tha neighbors’ prediction consumption—seemed Inevitable, until bottle of Dr. King's New Discoyery, which In my case proved to ho the only xkal cough cure and restorer of weak, aorp lungs'' When all other remedies ut terly falif,y<tffl may still win In the bat tle against tnng and throat troubles ‘with New Discovery, the rr>i. remedy. Guaranteed hv K, A. Deason A Co. Druggists. OOc. and tl.Oi. Trial hot- le free. - _ possession of little M Beard and It by lot number 4k in possession of il. Board. m In tone and leu dependent on the ad^ of said town; South by a lot of land In kertleer. BURT TURMBELVE8. Ob August 13tb nineteen thotilkkttt commercial telegraph operator* went on a'strike because their employer*, the Western Union and Postal com panies, refused to grant tbolr “de mands" for an eight hour work day, a II par eant increase in pay and other privilege*. Iu quitting work they crippled bnst- ness for a while, but the companies managed to get along pretty well and were gradually tilling the place* of tb* •tethers. After ten weeks of id lanes* and no pay the operators went beck to work on Monday on the old tarmn. good many ware too slow applying for reinstatement and are *ttll out of work. They will have to maka their livings In aom* etber way UP COUNTRY 8KNHE. It may be atated without Ithoutkear of mdy wno h*< of tho* until corv- bas tha untiment H jv- tradiutlon from anybody slightest knowledge of the people tbat public opinion In the upper part of the 8tat* It almost unanimously oppoaed to Induced Im migration to thl* state of peoples from Woutberu Rumps. Hentlment to de cidedly against paying the passage money of people fm*u any nart of Xumpii*: Any desirable people who -will com* hereof their own aecord and are Mich a* are capable of boeomlng useful eltisens will be welcomed. Anybody who undertake* to pay (he passage money of Immigrants from northern Europe, such as came on the WHtekind last fail, will simply be out of bis money, for such immigrant* will not stay bar* after they come. It la not hellsvcdllwl ff.of the #J0 odd who came on the WDiekind at a cost of some 830,000 are now In ooutb Oaro Una. That expedition was a compute fellure, except to the owners of the North Gerumn Lloyd steamship line. -Even them who the strongest supporters of the Immigration move- Mtot |nd wbo comrttmmd to the fund •e briny Iminl^ranf■ haw ***. There * V - Carolina of In politician,In Bouth r county or It who not a any county will dare to risk hia political existence on the advocacy of promoting Immi gration from southern Rurope, and we imlleve the legislature at ite next alon will refuse to make further ap propriations of money for this work.— bpartattburg Joumafc LEARNED A LBB80N. President John C. Cary of the Lock hart Mills once favored the present tm- mlgratlou policy of this Bute and spent time and money to advance the cause. r- " 1 ■ He has changed hU mind and. feels that the cimrse pursued la wrong and Ihat^Tt can result only In bringing over the scum of Europe—Vsgrsnu and others unfitted (or thlsoountry." He would welcome any honorable Immigrant to Bouth Carolina—any Man that could pay hla own wav and ite a useful citlsen; but he Is unalter ably opposed to paying the way of anv and attempting to bring in people that would menace free Institutions. Mr Cary aaya tbat ho will no longer a**l»t *tx h efforts In any way. This same thought has occurred to ethers and the most-thoughtful men In the state are coming out and putting themselves on record against It. John C. Cary will carry, weight everywhere. |t comes like a thirteen inch shsll —J. M. Rice. Jr., In BpMtanburg Journal. BETTER THAN EXPECTED. The expert accountants fftun New * who nave been at work on the nta ' over the riverjordae.o “God gave you a true helpmate In your sainted wife, and God has been gracious In sparing her ui you for lo tkese^nany years, and then, my poor broken hearted brother It will not be long before you meet her In that land where the Inhabitant* nev er asy 1 am sick. ~ T.J. Counts. MASTER’S BALE. State of Bouth Carolina. ) County of Barnwell, i 1 Court of Common Pleas. Mra. A. Harley, et al., Plaintiffs. ‘ against Mrs. D. G. Week*, et al.. Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order to mo directed In the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell. In front of the Court House- on Monday. November 4th, 1907, It being tsleday In aald month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real property; All that plantation of land, altuato in Barnwell County, jind said State, con taining one hundred and seventy (170) acres, more or less, the same being situate on tbe South vide of the Atlan tic Coast Line Rail Road; North by tbe rlghtmf-way of aald Atlantic Coast Line Kail Road: East by lands of Ed ward Doe and W. R. Owens; Booth by lamia of Mrs. K. H. Cater and West by lands of W. A. Dicks and Mrs. P. H. Cater. This land to be sold in two parcels or tracts per plat bn Ml* In Master's Ofiioe. — Also. All that certain tract of land con taining fifty (AO) acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by lands of tb* estate of 11. D. Anderson; on the East by land* In the possession of I. W. Rountree; on ttys Bomb bv Atlan tic Coast Line Railroad and: on the Weet by lauds of W. A. Dicks. Also. Lot In town of Dunbarton, in said County, known aa lot 42, bounded a* follows: North by lots numbers 83, 34. 36 and 36; East by Mulberry street Also. Lota numbers 37, 98, 89 and 40 In poiisession of Lpttle M. Anderson, now Heard, bounded on tbe North by Kali mad Avenue; Bomb and East b? lands of Lottie M. Andarion, now Beard, and West by Mulberry street. A Iso. \ Lot number 41 hounded North, East and Bouth by lands of Lottie tl. An derson. now Beard, and West by Mul berry street. Also. ✓ Lot number 86 hounded North by Railroad Avenue; East by J. F. Koun. tree; South and Weal by land of Lot tie M. Anderaon, new Beard. • —jr - - Also, Doe-fourth of let nefhber g], bound ed North by Railroad Avenue; Ess byC.8. Anderson or balance of lot number 81; Bouth by Owens and Rountree and West by D. Q. Weeks. Also. v Lots number* 27 and 28 hounded North by IMllnmd Avenue; Beat by lot number 29 or Wash Bradford; Booth and Wert by Lottie M. Ander- eon. now Board. Also. One-fourth of lot number 85. (he land* of the Plaintiff, and bounded on (be North by Railroad Avenue: East j bl J. K. Rountree or lot number 86; Bouth by lot number 42 or lot* of the; plaintiff and West by lot number 84 or Y7ff^tSK«rman. AImL Lot number 33 and bounded aa fol- lews: North by Railroad Avenue; by lot number 34 or Ackerman; TAMING THE TIGERS. Oeveraor Ah*** 1 doe* things. After giving the Charlespin oftlclala seven months to capture or run out the Wind tigers Iniestlng that city he la«t week sent Chief Constable Cure tnn of Pickens and several assistant* in find (lie lurk ing places of the tiger*' and gather proof of tbeir transgression*. Next an Injunction is obtained from a Supreme Court Justice restraining the blind tiger on the ground that be or she is a nuisance. The (iger that disregards the Injunc tion Is UaWe to heavy punDlunei.t for contempt of court. He or she no long er escapes through the verdict of a jury or tbe payment of a little tine. THE PRICE OF HEALTH. "The price of health In a malarious district is just 25 cents; tbe cost of a box of Dr. King’s New Life Pit hr.” writes Ella Slayton, of Noland, Ark. New Life Pills cleanse gentle and Ida- piirt new life and vigor to the system. 26c. Satisfaction guaranteed at R. A. Deason A Co., diuggia ~ FINAL DISCHARGE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Notion la hfersby given that at the next session of tbe General Assem- will be eftunty to be known bv the name of Hammond, or by such other name aa may be de termined on at the election, out of por tions of Edgefield. Aiken and Barn well Coitntles, and that the proposed county line In the County of Barn- well be as appears. In the following statement of the hpnndarv lines of the entire proposed county, to-wit. Beginning at a point on the Savan nah River, Edgefield County, known as Bcoit’a Ferrv, running In a north- eaMerlv direction two and three qaar- ter mlbsa up the Ferry reed to Stevens Creek; thence In a northeasterly di rection four and oneivalf miles to the Msrtintown Road, at Craften* place; thence In a anuth-easierly direction eleven miles to old George May’s place, Aiken County line: thence In a south easterly direction fifteen miles to Turner’s plane, passing one mile north of Bath and one-half mile south of Langley: thence in a sonth-easterly direction seven and one-half miles to Mlllbronk; thence In a south-easter ly direction ten miles to Hawthorne, near the Aiken County line: thence In a southeruly direction five tulle* to the road from Beech Island*, thence In an easterly direction along said road to Fonr Mile Creek, In Barnwell County, seven add one-half miles: thence along said Four Mile Creek, to the Savannah River, about seven miles; thence up the Savannah River to Scott’s Ferrv, Edgefield Conntv, the point ‘of begin ning. All of which will more frtlly appear hy reference to a plat In the of- lice of the Secretary of Htate for said State. The points, distances and di rections above' given being approx! mate, and subject to variation or amendment at any time before the is suance of the Governor’s proclamation calling the election. .* ~ Notice Is hereby given that qn Mon day November 18th 1007. the under signed wtfl file with Hon. John, ,,K. Bnelling. Judge of Probate for Barn- welt county his final account as execu tor of Mr*. Elizabeth J. Eaves deceased, and apply for Letters DUmDsory. * W. II -Eaves. ’ Executor. October 14th 1007. FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given tbat the un dersigned will on Monday. November 18th 1907 file with Horn- John K Bnelling, Judge,pf Probate for Bam well County, hla Final Return a* Kxe liter of the will of Mrs. Sarah ] Dychea and apply for Letters Dismls- ^ _ILP. Dyches, Executor, October 14th 1907. MASTER’S BALE. State of South Carolina. \ County of Barnwell / ( Court of Common Pleas, Boj-zle Greatheart, et al. Plaintiff, — Amos Jackson, Defendant. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, 1 will soil at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday. November 4th, 1907. It being saleday in said month, within the legal hours of sale, tbe following described real property: All that tract of land containing ninety acre*, more of lest, in Red Oak Township, bounded at. follows: North by lands of Holmes and Morris^ South by lands of James M' Cave; East by LAND FOR BALI. Fifty acre* of f ne land, five room dwelling, four stalls with fodder loll above, and barn, sheds oa both aides, all new. On publle road midway between Rlaekvllte end Barnwell, within three quarters of * mil* of ebereb end nine month* school. All or half cash, eaay_terma on bal ance. Apply to J. 1. Gwens. R. F. D. No 8 Blaukvllle, 8. C. j .FARM FOR RENT; My plantation four miles from Barn- rail on tbe Barn well and Aiken road, known a* Edge wood, for rent. No' trespassing allowed on tbe premtaee. Apply to J. M. Cave, New Brookland, 8. C. 8tate of South Carolina) Barnwell County f BY VIRTUE of the power vested In me aa executor, under tbe second Item of the will of the late Frances Caroline McDonald, recorded in the offleeof tbe Judgfc of Probate of *»ld county. In Will Rook, 4 G’s, folios 136 H 141; I ahall sell Ify of tbe Court House, In Barnwell, on sale day of November next, being the 4th day of November, dirclng the legal , honva of sale. . All ttank certain tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and being In Barn well township, Barnwell County South Carolina, about (4) mile* north of Barnwell, on tbe Barnwell and Blackfflie public roadv^conuining tlftv sores, more or less, and hounded on the north by lands of Mary Owens; on the >uth and east by lands of Henry I) Still, and on tho west by lands of P Hair, Said tract of land belonging to aald Frances Caroline McDonald, de- oash. Purchaser to MASTER’S BALE. State of 8outh Carolina, 1 County of Barnwell f Court of Common Pleas, front MInnje L, Creech, Plaintiff, Against Term* of sale pay for paper*. ^ Cleveland McDonald, Executor, of estate of France* Caroline McDon aid, deceased. \ Charles P. Pressley. Attorney, , Augusta^ Georgia. MASTER’S SALE. State o? South Caroline, > County of Barnwell, i Court of Common Pleas. Sail!* R. Ray, et. al.^Plalntifft, —nenlnH /’■ ; — William C. Cain, Defendant. By virtue of a decretal order to directed In thehbove entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in iront of the Court Houae on Monday, November 4th. 1907, It being saleday East Hnuth by lot number 42 or plaintiffs; West by lot number 32 or Oweu* A Rountree. Also. One fourth of lot number 43 hounded North by lot 32 or Owen* A Rountree; East by lot 42 or plaintiffs; South by balahc* of lot 43 or Caugbman and West by Hickory street of said Town. Also. Lot number 26 bounded North by suds of plaintiffs and Ethel Andersop; East by lot number 25; South by lot* number* 1 and 2 In possession of Owens A Cn and l>. L. Mlxson and West by plaintiff* and Ethel Anderson, said lot containing one acre. Also. I^tt number 21. containing one acre, bounded on the North and East by property of plaintiffs and Ethel An derson; on the South hy Iota 17, 18, IP and ‘4> and West by lot number 22. Also. One half of lot number 24, contain-j ng one-balf acre, bounded on the North by lands of plaintiffs and Ethel Anderson; on the East by lot number j 23; South by lots numbers 7 and 8 and Wert by balance of lot number 24 In possession of F. W. Weathersbee. Also. Lot number 21 Containing one sore, bounded on tbe North bv plalntlffi and Ethel Anderson; Eaat by Mul berry street; South by lots numbers 10.11 and 12 and on tbe West by lot number 24. Also. One-half of lot number 22, contain- ng one-half of otto sere, hounded North by lot Dumber 22; East by lot number II; Bouth by lots numbers 13. 14. II and 16 and Wert by Mulberry street of said Town. Term* Cash. Purchaser to pay for popert.— -Plat* of above land and lets ate on filn In Marter'a Offloa and can b* by nay eon deelrlug so to do, H. L. O’Bannon." Master. Master’* Oflee October 7th, MOL > month, within tho legal hours of sale, the following described real property : All that certain lot, piece parcel of land situate, lying and being in the said Bute and County, containing and measuring and floating on its southern line, on the Bouth one hundred and seveqty eight and one half < 178j) feet and running book northward* from The said southern -ine to a depth of Jw.o. hundreffamT forty five feet; thenco running west on Its northern line one hundred and seventy eight- and one half (178j) feet and having a measure ment on the eastern and western boun dary lines of two hundred and forty five feet and tbat the said lot, piece or parcel of land was bounded at the time of It* purchase as follows: On the North. East, Bouth and West bv lands of John and R. M. Wise and the said lot la now bounded on the North and West bv lands of said John and R. M. Wlae; East by lot of W. B. Mima and Bouth bv road or street, and said lot herein described being tbe same con veyed to the said V. M. Cain bv the said-John and R. M. Wise In 1905. Term* cash. Purchaser to pay -fof papers... H. L O’BANNON, Master, Master’s Office Oct. 7th 1907. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF BARNWEIX. In the Probate Court. By J. K. Snelllng, Esq., Judge of Probate In Barnwell Connty. Whereas W. M. Basel applies for letters of Administration on the estate of and effects of Mr*. Henrietta Basel. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of tbe said Mrs. Henrietta Basel, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in tbe Court of Probate to be held at Barnwell on Toesday October 29th., next, after publication thereof atil o’clock In the forenoon, to show cense. If any they have why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 14th day of Oc tober Anno Domini, 1907. , J. K/8NELIJNG. Probate Judge. Published In Tax Babbwku, Pnon.s Oc- totwr'mh. 1907. lands of K. W.Towue and ou the. Wesv- by lands of Holme? and Morris. Resold at r|sk of former purchaser. Term's calh. Purchaser to pey for papers. H. L. O’Bannon, Master. Master’s Office October 7th 1907. XARM FOR BALE OR RENT. My farm of 200 acres two miles Booth of the town of Williiton on the South ern Railway Is for sale or rent. Tbe dwelling has six room* with cellar underneath, conk room and pan try. All neoesswry buildings are on the place, 10 In all, : One hundred and twenty five acres are In cultivation, the balance In woods and well timbered There are eight acres In Early Giant Argenteuil Asparagus.—a-mammoth French variety—2 acre* ft yeaiaoldi 2 acres 14 yaara old, 4 acres 10 year* old. -. — Convenient to churches and school*. I would prefer renting to a desirable tenant to selling at present. Possession given Januaiy 1st 1908. Correspond with me.-*— r - t, — W. H'. Eaves. Dunbarton, 8. C. ;f —-—'~' FINK FARM FOR BA LE. Fonr miles north east of Wllllston, containing one hundred and five acres, sixty cleared, balance in timber, baa two good settlements, with all needed out hnlldlng*. good Wells at each, healthy, in an excellent neighborhood, within a mile nl New Forest Bcbool. For particulars apply to , B. Bate*, ^Wllllston, B. C. ; R. F. D. One lot with bouse on It In town of Barnwell rontasuing 1 j acres, situate on North side of Patterson' *t. of said town, and known as Lydia Myers lot opposite colored school house and on west side of public road leading to Blackvlllet For price and information apply to 11. F. Bnist, Agt.. , Blackvll). 8J C. C0.,fcr DEALERS M, We Are Now Ready With The i v Choicest, Cpropletefit and Most Carefully Selected Stock of Houfiehold, Kitchen and OgScc Furniture to please the best tastes and profit the most eareftil buyers. All goods new from the factories, of best materials and up to date styles auafinish. y k 19" A standard make Graphophone given as a. premi um on each purchase of $35. „ :COFFINS AND CASKETS:— A Complete line of Co/fins and Caskets for the lust ser vice to loved ones. “ We are also prepared to furnish s Nice Hearse with careful driver for burials. BARNWELL S. C. Rosa May Creech, et &1, Defendants. By virtu* of a decretal order t*r-mr directed in the above entitled cause. J will sell at Barnwell, In front of the Court House, an Monday. Novembei 4th, 1907, It being saleday in said month, within the legsl hours of sale the following described res) property : All that tract or parcel of land situ ate in the countv of Barnwell, State of Bouth Carolina, containing one hun dred and twenty five (Lift) acres, mor* or less, and bounded *• follow#; Or tho North hy lands of J. M.. Hair ■Emu bv hmdirof ff. M. Creech; Bout! hy land* of R. J. Rountree and Wttr by lands of Aletha W eathersbee. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for paper*. H, L. O’Bannoo, ( Matter. Master’* Office October 7th 1907. MASTER'S BADE. _ State of South Carolina. ) County of Barnwell, j Court of Common Pleas. W. Arthur Green. Plaintiff, Against Cha* F. Baker In his own right and aa guardian of Leila Earle ‘ Baker, -•Kr Defendant*;—-- Wy virtue of a decretal order to nr directed In the above entitled cause, win aefl at Barn well In front' of tb* Court House, on Monday Novembe 4ih. 1907, It being sale day in *ai« month, within the legal.houra of sal the following described ^1 property All that certain tract, or parcel n: land In Barnwell County, in this Stnte In Rich Land township, containing otc hundred and twenty five (I2i*) acre* more or less, bounded on th.e North It; land* of W. L. Bates and J. O. Patter son; East by lands of F. W. Weath ersbee; Mouth by land* of L. A. j Gre*' and on the W'est by’ lands foruerD owned hy W J. Duncan. ^ Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for pa per*. H. L. O’Bannon. Master. Master’s Office Oct. 7th. 190". THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO LINA. COUNTY OF AIKEN. By virtue of power In na vested, we will offer for sale, in front of the Court House in Barnwell, S 4)., on the first sales day in November, 1907, between the legal houra of sale, the following described tract of laud. All thatpertaln piece, pa^el or_tract of laud, sitiiate, lying and being in the County of Barnwell, in thA Stifhrjd South Carolina, containing-yiif-acre* more or less, bounded to the north by land* of F. F Mltchel, on the east by lands of R. J. Anderson, on the south bv lands of M Hair, and on the west by lands of E. C. Mltchel and W. W Anderson. • Terms of sale to he one-half cash, the credit portion to tfft-xeoured by bond and mortgage of the .purchaser over the premises. -Purchaser to pay for all papers. There is a small quan tty of timber on the above premises. Croft A Croft, Attys, Aiken, S. V. Agent#. A GREAT OPPpRTUNITY. For sale, with content^ one hundred acres including mill alts on waters oj Jackson Branch, two mile* below 8rca< more, four mile# from Fairfax on tbe 0. A. W. C. K R. One hnlldlng and two set* of mil) rocks with property.' Thl# la a fine water power on • bold never failing stream, healthy, good neighborhood, an admirable location or a ootton factory or other manufac turing enterprise. For further Information apply to H..W, Deer. ' Ulmer*. 8. C, WHY RENT? " Secure that good farm near Atlantic Coast Lina R. R. your rent buys a home. A Long creditor. aLow Interest. Particulars sent for 2 cent stamp. - , .. JMldress Joe Parker. Agt. - Harlem. FI*. COWB FOR HALE. I would Ilk- to sell a few very gpntle- mllk cow#gs 1 have more than 1 care co keep. - Brigham Reed. Elko, Barnwell Co., 8. C.. Bent. 16th, 1907. STXPHEN 8. FURSE, Jn., EDMUND M. LAWTON. PURSE ANI> LAWTON, Cotton Factors, Bagging and Ties, Fertilizers. Handlers of Upland, Sea Island, and Rorodora Cotton. Liberal advances made on consignments of cotton. '; - Personal, prompt and careful attention to all business entrusted to us. - FURSE & LAWTON, 212 East Bay St., Savannah, Ga. Flag fw. SPEAKING FACES. With unexeyl eo equipment, thorough aa lerstsndlng of essentials and exeentton, sue •easful practical experience and_ lore for and ■ride In art we feel Justified in promising Oiliest satisfaction to all patrons appreciating he BE8T In Photography, ' Jh. Our Portrait Work i* of the highest excel- *noe, true to nature and unexcelled lu per AND THE RACE BEGINS AT HILL TOP STABLES, _ ,Vc. LOAD OF “CREAM OF KENTUCKY’’ Horses, Saddlers and Harness, and Brood MarM, Per* sonally selected by the Veteran Capt. Dunn. JUST RECEIVED. - All Blue Grass Beauties And as Good as Pretty. Pride of the Prairie Horses and Mules for ill purposes always on Hand.* ^The Best that good Judgment and Experience can select. Wagons and Bnggies in great variety of the very choicest materials and built by maktfer workmen. For comfort and durability, good looks and lightness they sre nmnstched in the State. Harness—Honest^Leather Goods, sufficient for sn army, anyringle piece sold as readily as a full Set. Whips, Lap Robes, Umbrellas, Bridles, Saddles and all Horse Goods ever wanted. - ' icct picturing. Wo make Kodak Picture*, Poet Garda, En irgo Picture* and in every Inch of the entire field of Photography are unempoiaed by ity Stndlo. • To Our beautiful line of the most select Picture* for wall decoration we aak the ipeclal and critical attention of the public. Placing and pledging our beet serrice* to r frlenda we aak with entire confidence tbe y to me ke good our every prom me X MRS. AKLLY’8 STUDIO. BLACKVlUJt ,8. C. -x-- Tax BALES, ’to* of sundry tax ei By vlrta* of iundry tax execution* to me directed by H. Armstrong. * ~ nwell county. I have levied upon and will *ell to the highest bidder for ca*h In front of the Court Houae on MondarXthe fourth day of November A. D, 190t>, it being •ales day in utid month, the following real ertate to wit Great Cypres* Township. 100 Acre* more or lea* and bound* by lend* of Mr* Kate Walker, B. M. Jenklna, Sr., add Mr*. M. K. Jenklo*, levied upon a* the. property ot A. A. Gamble. ^ BUckvllle Township. 60 Acre* more or lea* and bounded on the North by W. C. Dychea. East I), Blnme. Wert, W. H. Dewitt, Bonth, D. Blume estate. East, levied upon a* the property of Lizzie Crayton. “ Red Oak Township.. 40 Forty acre* of land more or lea* and bounded North by Bailie William*. Bast hy Anderaon mill pond. Sontb by Lizzie Singleton, W**t by Bellle WII- Ham*, levied upon at the property of Ed Singleton. Richland Township, 125 One hundred and twenty acre* and bounded on the North bf W L. Bate*. East by Dr. X. L. Fattemon, Mouth by F. W. Weathersbee. Wert by L. A. Green, levied upon aa the prop erty of C. F. Baker. -> Red Oak Township. 60) Sixty acref of land bnundwfeWAbe Vnrth and East by lands of T. T. May. South by the estate of Gantt, and Wert hy Upper Three Runs, levied apM a* to* property of Mr* Helen Hey. Term* of sale Cash. Purrbaeer to pay for paper*. - Frank H. Creech, Sheriff of Barnwell Cnuoty, Barnwell, B. C. Oot. I8U1 1907. PRICES-RICttT, CHARLIE BROWN. r The Oldest and Strongest Bank in Barnwell County Depository of The State of South Carolina, The County of Barnwell and The Town of Barnwell ’ Capital, ••••.. **rp\m sad Uudlvlded Profits, 940.000.09 944^00.00 fer \ To save money t« not hard when one* a hank account la rtarted money In a bank cannot burn a hole In the pocket. A bank account mean* paying bill* by check—the only ahsolntely safe way. Cheek# leave no room for argument a* to when or how a II wa* paid. Each check i* recorded In tbe bank’* book*. Theee " with ' — ftp time. ],et n* talk thle over with you the next time yew are tu otwn If Im possible to call, write ua. trglar your money and tot cancelled check* are kept for you and ire proof vaults. You hay* access to - them at any 2 F. W. WAGENER & COMPANY COTO-DEPARTMENT, CHARLESTON, S. C. i \ v - . _ '' ' We have Sitanfed to handle Cotton to the best advantage, and solicit consignments. .. We give special attention to handling Staple Cotton, viz. "ALLEN SEED'' FLORODORA AND OTHERS OF THIS GRADE,