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The Barnwell People. »i. I. HOLMS, MlHf l irn't ■7=L fi\«SE4T C0TJ1TT cIRCCLATIOT THinCShAV.- NOVKMBKR.ai.lHO?. f%l«u auperlut^ndcivt of KdoOtlioti C). B, M«rUu •*.nounoed ltl« o<4B«Udiicy lor L»H< United 8uWi* Sen«t<» durinj: u f.ttiy wtrfch follv«*d i>> kill Ji»| frOHt*. V* \a** * ’ The Stute'i'word pi*lntlnjt« of CMl* A r»{enll/ie Aj ere *ti t*ry. rv»J thet •„» of fount; end eBuberetff Cero^ HuUn. t«» Sooth AtneriiM would not be to toe leeet *nrpiMnf.‘ a ion* panic JoeHtefore the beiclnnln* Of a FreelileDllel ceinpeljcn year. The peiiic ciuPh on at a ll'ae and In a manner thet forte* tbe Prceldent and hie party majority lnOonj{re»» to either rhanye their tuno and brln* hack bet ter tlmce qiiit'klv or> to fnektKnirB l>e»nooiatlc vletorv in H’W. That la a |pieaa that cold blooded conunerctaiirni mav venture. lint ihlPita may ko dlltcrentlv. Mr. Roojievelt mav atandt* hl« K'liti and Con*r««a anj pnhllo opinion nuy back him and tv 111) all theet re<*ourcea to aid he niH“ <lrit> ihe muriet chanyer* front the temple and la-h the Money Trunt fnto help* good. w A train, .Alt may r.^f the time lav aside aerrishncM and ambUldh'aod- Join in aervhtg the public good, _ Xccdfdln* P» The State the Italian. >»v* mn4j!. . That ha» been a ra.*e trail from N*ero who fiddled w hen Home burned to the organ grinder and uton* l'.»y'of the twentieth century. Vtt J. Bryan •lalcd hi* po.ltlon on Thuradav la«t aa to next vear’^ |miIUI- eal oampalgn. He will not aali or d'ght f .r the Democratic nomination for tbe Fwldetmy, but will accept If the pa ty de-lrea him to bo and will inakfl tllV- Aeat Ight ha c«n. ffaomaone elao i» Aoiuinated he will not' be dlagfuntied or dtaappointed. -We are not advia .g any body to be a candidate next year or any other vear, bit? it I* our private opinion putF IlHv expieaaed that If the people of South Carolina would unaniriioualy don.crlpt W 11 .1 jnea of Columbia a. orate Superintendent of Rilucation for the next, four years It w •uld be the heat thing done for educational Im provement since Ashtiry t’owarde t<tne. Wagiva w^lav the er«ay of Jame* iTatirjr Rlja. Jr.^.uf £ha Spartanburg Journal on * New«pl«per Men and b i«i ne»s,” and think our readers will anjoy. Its perusal quite as well aa we. It is ont of the tmtal run of newspaper tyitotatlons of politic*, panegyric and ’’ETeW'paper men are about the scarcest tamed animals in this State, averaging about two csiabltyhmenta to thCcounty. Tbe general puMlc doe'» not have anv very accurate knowledge hbat they are here for and what they do *i»ii-,whar. they ought ami stimild not do. As a member of the senior class we may lecture on the Kic« text at our leisure. N E W Sl’Al’KK M K X A X I * BUST -' N KS 4. It Is a common remark of unthinking people that newspapermen, the regu lars, edljors. reporters and so on, the rank aild tile of the business ate not business men In the accepted sense In the same way merchants and bank ers complain that lawyers are nut busi- neat men;, again it is urged Drat p|ivsiciiina are usually not business men, tue term “business man’' teler- rlug to individuals who make money hv trading or managing, another form of trailing discovery or t offre as a BE VKRAUE. Exchange. * Near the middle of the fifteenth nan- tnry a poor Arab wa* traveling through AhyaainU, and fading himself weary 1 AUfLBeeE Xp»m fatigue he siopped near * a grovel then, being In want of fuel to miHik his rice, he cut down a tree, which happened fo be covered with dead berries. HU meal being cooked and eaten, the traveler dlspoyered that the half burnt berriea were very, fta grant. He collected a number nf'them snd on crushing them w Ith a stuns he fmvnd-that their aroma w as Increased to a great extent. While wondering at this lie accidentally let fall the sub stance Into the can which contained Ida scanty supply of water—lo! what a miracle. The nearly putrid water w** almost jnaUnrly purified. Tie raised It to his lips; It waa fresh, agree able and hi a moment the traveler had »<» far recovered hi* strength and en ergy as to be able to reshme his journey. The lm:ky Arab gathered as many herylea as he could, and, having arrived at Aden, in Arabia, he inform ed the mufti of hi* discovery. That We wonder If the payers dl-cus.'ng or who think HTey sVC <11*1*11 #sing, hn- nilgrailnti have ever read or understood the'Act of the TicgWatunrAf this Hlate establishing the deparlment'ovcr which Olumlavoner E J. Watson rules The Act specislly limits the activity «*f the department to Franco and Korthern Europe and theOommHtlon- vr htt no more right to nicburage iin- tivlgration from RotUherri Europe titan hs I a< to htb’tr for the coming h^ro ol the aborigines of Africa. Ftmhtr. youth Carolirw has not a pin. (mint of power to keep undesirable Immigrant, out of her gates. The law s of tbo-Unluul States have absolute con trol of the admission of alien*. • Watson A Co. can help them get la, hut can’t keep a single mother’s son of ffietn out. The tide ha* lornnh Kvefy steamer sailing from tbe iRilted dintc* to , jmedltorranoan ports since Nnvembwr lst A has been crowded to Its fitllest ex- twRt with third class passengers, ami every inch of pasveng-r space on ’ steamers to go up to Christmas en gaged* TTtere areAhousauda anxious p go, hut for lack of steamships keepm moflatious thcy.will be unabje to do so. It has her ft for years the etistom of trnrny Italian laborers to go homo »>e tore ChrWtm s an' return In The HprlPg*but the tte.mship men think iwst thoAsands of thos* going mVw will not come back. The panic has fright emd thorn, and they will spread the news through Ruropa. Consequently a‘ J grebt falling <'ff 1s expected in the number of Immigrant* next year. " The recent dnauclxl dlsuirhahce did nm dest roy a single dollar or chip off bn acre from this good old worht of ours. Money went into hiding, but it aul 1 come out‘again when the fear quits the minds of nien, “History re- (•eaS* Itself,” Such things have occur red since men lirst began to trade and will happen again after a rest of pros perous years. f.lke the earthquake the lirst shock h* in^jitost alarming, bttt nature sive* the oliCquIet In due time. T|j.e storm may sweep dow n the structures built fipon the arvtrd, but those upon the rock shall abi le. The lordly oak may fall but gnother growth-hall till its place. The dourla will pas* aw av, the tiight depart, the morning sparkle with dew drops, the fiowers bloom and tbe fruits iii iVctd and orchard ripen again. And so men vrlll get over the hva- tet ics of tinlay and wonder that they Were so scared... , Thi» I* a fair qh illenge and ought to occasion newspaper men no uneasiness. The man who make* locomotives all Ins die could not run a country, store A ts+oat- »nfg-on eootd «*a»4l v T (m- tteps- ped in a trade by iv,small real estate dealer, for tne surgeon has not the slightest desire to learn how to' trade, want* no AioueyTbal comes that way any mure than he would w|*h to earn bis bread out ol the blood'und bones oi bis fellow-meh by tenting them un sanitary house-, or by iciling them alum lor braid: / The newspaper hian has a great work to do Hi:d hts pfoper disc harge of that w ork w ill do good to thousands ol huioHn beings. He may in <ke no money out ol it, he may indeed suffer while performing it for the necessities of life, but all the same,- he wield< the* inig'uleat pow er in the cli lliietTwprid todai, Without which llbuity would be di|Msailde. in comumnitles that are already civilixed there i* no questiou raised about the new spapir m.<it's capacity to make money ; tie Is paid a lair and onnoiabUt wage lor In* work and the community led* iisell icpaid by the work done. At la-t the comtpunity I* the gainer or luseriu almost Th^exaci ratiq.'whh w hich tltey lieat the news- paper than. Uases might be cited wiiho.ut nlvniber, (tut one of tbe.most rtotewoi tby rs the case of Grady. It la unubijul it lieev a (hittar or could tkeve made was lound at the stHtion g-dng home by the owner of the Avlauia Gonstitu non and he said Atlanta was too big (Or Inin or tie was loo big for Atlanta he could not decide which. The ow ner ot tm- t'trtfsVitlttimt ttadi him-hack j -p«t iilin on tue pnp-r and paid him a -votary.—TmrnTsTTTt^Af"TTnn fftadc fhc f tbe uiost Henri W. ever tAude i one. lie worthy divine was sn inveterate opium smoker and had stifle ed for years from the influence of that poisonous drug He tried an ii.fuslon of the roas ed ber ries and was so delighted at the recov ery of own vigor that in gratitude to the tree tie ewlled in cahuah, which in Arabia signifies ••force.” t- FOR RENT. P Horse farm -within half mil* of Dunbarton, on A C. I,. R. R. Apply to — Mi*. F. H. Cater, Dunbarton, 8.0. TAX 8AT>Ei. South Carolina, 1 ofBarniveH. f tax executions B. Armatrong. By virtue of Sundry to me directed by J. county treasurer of Bprnwall county. I have levied upon and will sell to tin highest bidder for cash In front of the Court ilouee on Monday, second day of December A. I*. 19U7, it being saie.s day in said month, tha following real estate to wit: V AH certain tract* of land In Bennett Hpriug* piwnship containing t)0 acres and bounded on the north hy I>. B. Blank,on egst by L B. i'eepies. south by J, R Kirkland, west by C. B. Duo- bar. Also 240 acre* bounded north bv C. B. Duahar east bvrt A. Morrall, south W.C. R. K, west by Anna M7 PEU’ FHISm Alexander Benton, who lives on Kural Koute 1, Fort Edward, N. Y., says: '‘Dr King’s New Discovery is my he«t earthly friend. It^ypircd me of asthma six year* ago It has altfo performed a wonderful cure of incipient consumption for mv son’* wife. The Hist bott'e ended the terrible cough, and this accomplished, the other symp toms left ore bv one, until she was perfectly well. Dr. King’s Jiew Dia^ coverv's power over coughs and colds i* sinioly marvelous. - ” No other rcmc lv has ever equaled it.. Fully guaranteed by R. A. Denson A Co. Druggist-: 5<)«> apd *1 00. Trial buttle free. A JA.I’ANESK INVASION. 'IHionsand* of Japanese Are sneaking into the United States from Canada and Mexico. , Janane-e^ jjovernbient does not give flu m pa*'*poits to thi* country, hut the Yankees of the East get into Uncle Satp’a territory all the same. «. They first go to the Hawsiian Island*, from t.iiere to Canada or Mexi eo,. If to <’anada thev buy railroad tickets to Mexico through the United States, get off wherever it atilt* them and then the train goes on without them. Then they go to work at cheap er wage* than the native* a repaid'and their cmplovers to save money do not rei>ort them to the gwernment. Those landing in Mexico adopt the same method* of entrance. Western people look for lots of trouble in a few years when these yel low Immigraot* get more numerous They are already quarreling about mixed sciiooia lu-M t»ai*slppt r . -Congress will meet week after next r#iutil then, the flnancial situation will go on clearing up gradually. If in his message to Congress Presi dent Kooactelt shall show tha^yfie has put aside‘•the big stick” with w hich ttwhas at time* belabored capitalists, TrtUt* and comljinstlona and shows he intern Is to bo loss strenuous in the fu ture the clonds will roll away tbe more , <|nl«j.hly<C little doubt as to liis being .%uie4. H1K approval «t Secretary «y;urtelyouA Issuance of Panama bonds ■Zy&Q cerrltlcatcu, mentioned under pur i.Sittws beading, hi a-very largo fit be kJU experienced a dtlauge I'nbliean part/ wiii not t^ind modern city of Atlanta. I bouMnd* w-jil testily to t!it»; nobody, with n know edge id the tacts «\er tried t<< deny It. It wuul'd havu made smull difftrencc to Virauv then; he goi a liule Janie, a few years uf comiort and that was all; It certainly iiiakea.nodifference to Grady, secure at last within that rilence mat -iiioutls the tomb, an<l passed beyotol ihe praise or Maiue of humanity. Hut just think w hat a differciice it would nave made to the' city jnf Atlanta, Birmingham had every naiuritldyan lage oVcr AUanta', Bii'liilnghaUl eoUtd and woulit tiave passed it a half doxen times, but Hlrnsingham had no Gra Jy; and In iheir pliievrgond. Cliapel Corey and rollicking Mr. U’Hrlcn—etniuunil.v respectable noth, ami good newspaper men in the acoepteu use ol lite term, THK WOKLD’d AT I’ENTION. Wiiene^ver on the continent there arises a t igorotts community and towns oegin to expand into cities there will lie found pue or* mory;great newspaper men, saying things that the world w,ift U'len to and lilting their cmiimuiiitV* np with' them. These 7 arc not hnstness men, hccaii'e bu-ioesH men wilttUl -be scoopltig ill money from advancing ie*l estate,tit liT/Other ways taking care of themselves. Out ol an army oTfrireHng* now girt TfmntrnietnrTnxTtT and lliil# is the accredited newspaper man, tne ihan wtiu doc* not make money, but who ha* much to do with making comiuunHie* and with eleva slug the human race. Tt is ghsolutely Itittmssihlc lor the two qualities to exist in Hie same individual. Anen Jefferson D.iris lav lo prison the man tltat came forward to make his bond wav Horaceiirectey. a greaf new spaperJtian, w luqiiail mare nioney thitn ifiiiht fiouiltgrti uewspH|>cr men be cause the north is morg/highly vtu- trxettrvndtTvlitred along'that lino than we are. Ttyf tact migiu as well be ad- mitred ^Better times are coming, they comtf alow lyT" • • • Let no man be decciied w itii the be lief, industriously Circulated In some quarters, that tne days of personal JuurnaliMtt are-oyer; they will never ne oyer w bile there i* need for fyutli, w hile men hunger and women weep, and children ivryrfor bread. Interests all over the country liave newspapers lo.fnrihftraheir etitla. but the influence of such papers is small. Today iHjy character in American journalism iio talked about more or more w hlelv read than Ilotry Watt'-rvim, although tbe Com ier Journal is a small newspaper compared with some of the mntjiqmli- lau newspa|ier*. What, money Mi. Watteracn haa made outside of news paper wora ha* not been made public and probably it Is too sihafl lb be tneii Jloued; yet as an edilnr lie is reckoned a success of the lirst warer. NOT VLsION A RY FOOLS. / Now, as rd the newspaper man/not lieing a busine-s man, it mav he said that such a notion is largely contined to the south, that is, thejtiolton tliat a newspaper msn,uugh> To he a money maker It is akinyh the South Caro lina Idea, wlffpll there Is i.o use to patent. sincyTt will never be infringed, that u man who w rites books is neces ssrily a visionary fo<d. Ginhore Simms once said that if you call a man - Xllar nr a thief in South Carolina he might outlive it. but If ybu call him literary you might as well bury him In England, Germany; , France, throughout I fen m.ilk, Sweden and other highly civilixed countries the men who run railroads, hanks, govern menu, and other bodne** write books w Ithout bn-lng prestige, without Incur ring dishonor, besides the same thing. is dune at the north and In the west; hut once let a man try it in -South Carolina. He would be a tit subject fora tiinntio asylum ^ U-b a-MII/, childish notion that ought lobe dropped and comes largely from the (act that the majority of our lampl* have not been- ©donated wliereaS those that were as a rule were. WONDERFUL ECZEMA CURE. “Our little boy had ecxrtna for five years ” writes N. A. Adams, Henri etta, I’a. “Two of our home doctors said tha ease was hopeless, his lungs being affected. We then employed other doctors, hut no benefit resulted By chance we read about Electric Bit tors; bought a bottle and soon noticed Improvem nt We continued this medicine until several horde* were used, when our boy was completely cured.” Beat of lit blood medicine* and bodv building iieatlh Tonics Guaranteed at R. A. Deason & Co. Drug Store. 50a. : — ft Is a wise and time honored rulejof law that, no man shall be considered guilty of crime until so adjudged by jury of bb peers. DON’T PAY ALIMONY Tne New York hears are reported to he getting ravenously hungry for cot ton to meet their December sales If the farmers hold fast many a cotton exchange sinner w ill hit the ceiling be fore Christinas. O. W. Cloyd. a merchant,-oT Plunk, Mo., had a narrow escape four years ago, when he ran a jlinson bur Into hi* thumb. He ***'*•?•“The doctor wanted to amputate it hut l would not const nt l* u M. I hofiglit a box of Buckien’s Arnica Salve and that cured the drng-runs wound.” 23cat jt. A. Deason & Co. Druggist. to ho divorced from your appendix. TiultC-kiUt iic rid PciiasTnrr for T» if von keep'your bowels regulv with Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Their action i* so ginftle that the appendix never has cause to make tha least complaint. Guaranteed hy R. A. Deason A Co. Druggist.- 2*>o, Try them. , . . hy 0. A Lamar Atib 200 acres hounded north hv L. B Peeples,Tea«t by Kla F. IVeple*, south by Savannsh River, we*t by Henry Black. Levied upon as the property of P. D L Biack. ■ ' -»-• Also n Bar. nett Springs-Trtwnship (f.C) sixty six acres of land more or less and bounded on the North by Mrs. Jennie Dunbar; South by P. D Black; Wpst by CT IT tfqnbar and .East by Mrs. Jennie Dunbar, levied upon as the prop- rty of Mrs L. B. Black; tu8ati»fy —rj-* - MASTER’S SALE. State Af-Sonth Carol'ha, I County of Barnwell f Couftd Stephen Tyler, Plaintiff. . /.-against . _ l«iah Tyler, et aL, DefeftdanU. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, l will sell at Barnwell, In front of the Cpurt House, on Monday, the second day of l>ocember, being saiejav In said month, within lt;e legal hour* of sale, the following described real propefiv .,* 1 Ail that tract or plantation of land situate, lying ami being In Blackviile Township, state and County aforesaid, containing eighty 4ve acre* more or less. Iiouuded on. the North by lands of .1 I>. Whittle; onThe East hy lands of J. D. " hlttle; on the Mouth hy public road which separates it frotn lamb of P. W, Farrell tyulon the West by land of G. W. Ihivlsron. Reso’d at rt«k of fi rmer purchaser. Terms (’ash.,, Purchs»>er to psj fer papers. ■ . . H. L. O’Bannon, Master. -XWILLIS 1 C0..K- DBMKKS IN, We Are Now Ready With The Choicest, Completcst amt Most Carefully Selected Stock of Household, Kitchen and Office Furniture to please tbe best tastes and profit the most careful buyer*. All goods newTi’om the factories, of best, materials and up to date styles and finish. a®- A standard make Graphophone given as a premi um on each purchase of $35. the said execution snd oust. Also One tract of land in Bull Pond Township codtaining (4i> Fortv one acres of l a nd HH*re or hut* -and- burn tied COOD LANDS FDR SALE. A tract, of four hundre 1 acres lying on the Lower '1 hree Runs, shout'Jo acres cleared, balance wood land 4 miles fre-m Dunbarton Station, a strict ly healthy place, with tine water, ona building. ALSO A tract of one hundred and thirty three aery*, ahnnt RU—acre*—oiaaretb on the North by Bryan A Bryan; Mouth by estate of C. G Cook.-et al;- Easthy Laura Ashe;- We*t by Jos Er win levied upon as the property of Maurice WaUon. Term* of sale Cash. Purchased to pay for paper*. Sheriff, Bartrlireli, 8 FOR SALE OR RENT. My farm know(n as the Voge) Placw, containing about XX) acres and In a high state of cultivation, about one mile trpm town of Barnwell. p J_ Drew. ’• Sumter, 8. C. balance woo<l land, one tenant Rou-e and nut buildings, excellent water, healthy, six ni Tes from the Coast Line huiI Charleston and Western Carolina Rail wava. For price*, terms and description call on or write’ to \ —-TrB. Harley. Dunbarton, *8. C, MONEY TO LEND WA are prepared to negotiate loan* on iiiUrF •oved farms for live, years, partial payments interests per cent-oii luans: J. O. Patterson A Sou. 2R—2 A GREAT OL’PORT UNITY. For sale, with consent-, one hundred acres Including mil! site on waters Jackson Branch, two miles below Svca morn, four miles from Fairfax on th» C. A. W. C. K R One building and two set* of mill rocks With propertv. T his is a tine water power cn a bold ’never failing stream, healthy, gootl neighltorhood, an admirable location or a cotton factory or other manufac' tnrtirg enterprliir * For fntther informatioji xpply-to. H. W. Deer, UInters, s; t) SUMMONS TO ABSENT DEFEN DANTS. T ^—a— ^ State of Carolina. > County of Barnwell > MASTER’S SALE. State df-Soutl) Carolina County of .Barnwell. Court of Common Pleas. Mrs. Elizabeth Bolen, tin tiff, against Mcdfe Bolen, Itetehdanf. By virtue^rf a decretal order to me directed Hi the above entitled cause, I will setf at Barnwell, in front of the (/quit Hoii«e on Monday. December gild. UH)7, it being salesday In said month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described re»l property : all that tract, piece, parcel of land, ty ing. being and situated in the county oi Barnwell. State of ' South Carolina (together with the improvements there on) containing and measuring' eighty two (K2 acre*) more or less*, hounded ou the North hy lands of Cynthia Bolen; East hy land* ot James Odom; South and West by lands of Anna R White. Terms of sale; One half cash anJ the balance on a creditor one year, the credit portion to be secured by a mort gage of the said premises bearing interest at S per cent; the purctiaser the right to pay all casli at the the. .purchase. Purchaser to pay for papers. II. L. O’Bannon, Master. living i time of FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that on Mon day December Dh 1907, tbe under signed will tile with Hon. John K. Snelllngriudge of Probate for Barn- , . ^ ,,,, ell county his fibaT accodPt aa AtP* lest "and highest bidder*, niinlstrator of Arthur L. Wall, de- Purchaser to pay for p ceased, and apply for letter* Dl*mi«- In the Court ol Probate Summons for Relief —Complaint not Served. S. N. Woodward, as Administrator of Narcissa Hy rne, deceased. Plaintiff', against Paul Woodward. R. Fuller Woodward, —R. Alice Law. Eva Woodward and Carrie.Hicks, Defendants. loti are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action which is filed Jit the office of the Probate Court, for the said county, and to serve a copy of your ahswer to -the complaint on the subscriber at his office in the town of Barnwell. A. Cr within' tweniy day» after the xetvico hereof; exclusive of the day of such service; ami if you fail to answer the complaint within Die time aforesaid, the plaintiff in thi* actloo-wlB apply to the court 1 for the relief demanded in the cuur - plitut. J-' B. T. Rioe, Plaintiff’s Attorney. Dated October SOth A. 1). I!K>7. To the absent above named defen dants: ' Take notice that the complaint to getber with the summons,of w Lyregoing Is a copy, office of the Proha e Cootl for Barn well County In tbe State of Sout h Caro lina on the tiiirtietb day of October A. D. 1907, Barnwell, S. C. imm* ■ ~ B. T. Rice, x Plaintiff * Attorney. November 1st. 1!H)7. In the District Court of StuWa, Eastern District of South Caro lina . . Trustee in Bank ruptcy of K., J L .,^eigJer, coniplaiiiant, vs . ' ' Lina B Zaigler and May B. Williams. Defendants. By virtue of a Decretal Order to me directed in the above stated esse by hi* honor,. William tl Brawlev. Judge of said court, I will offer to The highest bidder for cash at the Court House In Barnwell, Soiaii Carolina, during the legal hours of sale on Monday, second day of December 1907, the sam eheing salt-day in said month tha following' descrfbtfd propery. situate, lying amt being in the county of Barnweii, Stave aforesaid, within the corporate limits of Die town of Altendale. A,I that lot. piece or parcel of land, the property of Mrs. Ltua B. ZeigTer. one <>f toe Defendants herein, lying and being in the tow n of Allendale, in County and stare aforesaid, containing three acres more or less, and bounded ou the North by lands of Mr* Perry Tison and Mrs. T. K Googe, East by I.anda of Mra. T. K. G"og« *nd the road leading to lauds of the estate of Dr. Johns*. Stnney. South hy same road and lands of Mrs. T. E Googe and M rs. Lucy A. TLon, and ou Die West by lands of Mrs. T. E. Gouge ami Mrs. Lucy A Tieou. ■ Also PRICES RIGHT, AS ALWAYS, CHARLIE BROWN. That lot or parewl of land containing and measuring 25 feet andH# ineb'es fronting on Main Street, by 1<>5 feel deep and hounded on the North by Main Street; on the East by lot of Owens, C. H> Wilson, Leroy - Wiljkm, Jre and W. A AIL. Jr., and (heschool house let; and on the West and South hy lot of l. L. Tohlu. the same being hqlf of the Hotel Wilson lot and known as Number G1. Block 9, on plat of the town of Allendale. This sale Is made at risk of former paper*. R A. ELLH, Referee in BnnWruprer. ft*rnweU,S. C., Utb November 190", STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Notice is hereby given that a the next session of the General Asreid- l*ly *d sani State application^ will be made for the creation of a new county to t>e known by the name of Hammond, or by such other name us may he de termined on at the election, out of por tions of Edgefield. Aiken and Barn weiLCoiinUe*, ami that the proposed county line in the < mttrty of .Barn well be as appears in the following statement ol the boundary lines of the enure proposed couny, tp-w it. Be inning lit a point off the Savan nah River, Edgelleld (,'cmuty, known as Scott’s Fei rv, riim.ing in a north easieriv direction-two ami fhtee qtmr- ter miles up ihe F’erry read ;o Stevens ClWk UttyrluTeTu - a northeasterly di rection four and one half miles to tin Manintown Road, at Cralten* plac»-; tbence lM a south-easterly direcMon eleven ihlles to old (ieorge May’s place; Aiken County line: thence in a south easterly direction fifteen miles to Turner’s place, passing one mile, north of Bath and one-halt mile south of Langley: thence In a south easterly direction seven and—one-half—mi lei) to Millhreok; thence in a son h easier Iy direction ten miles to Hawthorne, near the Aiken (’•outitv line: thence in a soul heruly-dIrectIjTt rtvemliOa tO the road from Beech Island*, thence in an easterly direction ah'ng sa'd road to Four Milet reck, In Barnwell County seven and dne-half ir.l'es; thence along said Four Mile Creek, to the Savannah River, about seven miles; thence up the Savannah River to Scott’* Ferrv EdgeffeTd Countv. the point of begln- iitr.g Allof which Mill more fully apt eir bv referewe to a plat In the of fl e of tho Secretarv of State for said State. ThVpnlnta, distances and <li- reetlon* ttrove grven oemg approx! mate, and subject re variition or ftinecdmcnt st 4ny-iime~bel<»re the is fiance of tiie Governor’s proclamation calling the election." SPEAKING FACES. -COFFINS AND CASKETS:- sei^ A Complete line of Coffins and Caskets for the last vice to loved ones. We are also prepared to furnish a Kice Hearse with careful driver for burials. WILL BARNWELL, S. C EDMUND M LAWTON. STEPHEN 8. FURSK, Jr , FURSE AND LAWTON, Cotton Factors, Bagging and Ties, Fertilizers. Handlers of Upland, Sea island, and Florodora Cotton.- Liberal advances made on consignments of cotton. <3> , 0 , Personal, prompt and careful attention to all business entrusted-to-mn ——- r ~'-' - • . , ‘ K' * FURSE & LAWTON, Savannah, Ga. 212 East Bay St., Mr AND THE RACE BEGINS SUBLET: E AM WELL, C. "CREAM OF KENTUCKY" Horses, Saddlers and Harness, and Brood l^afes, Ppiw soliuUv ft(4eetL*tllyy the Yetcran Capt. Dunn. JUST REGE1YED. All -Bl’.ic Grass Beauties And a# Good as Pretty. 1 i ide of the Prairl^ lIoi*ses and Muleg for all purpoRes always on Ham!. " 1 1 lie Best that goptt Judgment and Experience can select. ' - '.. - ' TVareons and BtL^ieAan ^reat variety of the very choicest materials and ouilt by mister workmen For comfort and durability, good looks and lightness they arc unmatched in tbe State. Htiim’ss Honest Leather Goods, sufficient for an army. 4bjMHnjgje jiiceejwld ms readily as a full Set.- _7^hips. Lap UMbcs,. I'mbrellas, Bridles, Saddles and Horse Goods ever wanted. With nnexcol •“(! rquii'ine- t, ihonmgh no dootanOlng of fsaentiais anil cxecatjojD, sue tessfol practical cxiiericncc and love for and pride In art we feel justifled in promising fullest satisfaction to qa patrons appreciating the BE8T In Photography. Our Portrait Work Is of the highest exeel- enev, true to nature ami unexcelled iu per feet ptetnring. ' We make Kodak Pictures, Pert Cards, En- arge Pictures and in every inch of the entire ' beid of Tbotograpby arc nnempassod by any j Oi/ Studio. To Our beautiful line of the most select Pictures for wall decoration we ask the special and critical attention of the public.. Placing and pledging our liest services to our friends we ask with entire cotifl»lenec_tl*e opportunity to make good our every promise MUS. KELLY’S STUDIO. Blackvil i e .P. C, l/jc Oldest and Strongest Bank in Barnwell County Depositor) - of! lie State of .South Carolina, The County of Barnwell, . anti J lie I own of Barnw ell Capital, - - - • a - a a Surplus and Undivided Profits, . - $60,000.00 • $45,000.00 for To save motvey b» out hard when on< v * •* bank account Is started money in a bank cannot bum a hole inHbe pocket A bank account mesns paving hills by check—the only abaoiutely safe way. Checks leave no room for argument as to when or how a bill wa. paid. Eat h cheek Is recorded jin the hank » boak*. fhese together with vour nioney and the cancelled checl;* are kept for you in burglar and fire proof vault*. You ha\e access to them.at any time. - Let ns talk this over with you the next time you are in otwn IM ,01 possible to call, write u*. • Real Estate for Sale IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE WHAT YOU HAVE FOR SALE -j. ‘‘Two good building lot* in. vWportion of town —Each lot mea»- 11 res 400 ft. front- by 200 ft. S.reets on three sides. L<»ts level deep smooth. Prices reasonable lo quick buver*.” LANDyOR SALE—A tract of *85 acres, being-iy-parj of Dr. B. F Pe-'pk^i plantation on Kdlsto River Therejire thr«w> tenant *ettlement* on the place Part is well -limnered. the remainder "In good state of ciilti-vatl<*ft, price | reasonable. Fo? further Information apply lo ' II. F. Biil.y, . , Alt) at Law. F. W. WAGENER & COMPANY, COTTOS DEMTJEST, CHAIIIESKS, S. C. We have arranged to handle Cotton to the best advantage, • A . . -V . • ' ' ’ ' W and solid consignments. We give special attention to handling Stapli Cotton, viz, "ALLEN SEED'' FLORODORA AND OTHERS OF THIS ORADE. X * 4. ' lAfilrir^lils" ■ • i • ^ -4 v