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ieirndk+^.i. ■J* X' , Tlpe Barnwell People. I# THURSDAY, JIARCU. 4. MW, ^5.- - RATES OP SUBSCRIPTION. 'T. ..'T '/ k-/- An Adranoe, p«r Annum ..’ $1.60 On Tlow. $a.0C Tlif chiiln rune *111 be nl the Klrk- My Piare on ibe WtllUton and Peeples Milt Knad tbi* week. J. B. Harley, J. B. Morns, Clerk. ^ Hnpr. U A RMOST IA)I»«R NO. 17, A F. M \ A /A rrir larcommunication lUnnony \m/ Lo.Jce No. 17, A. F. M. win be 1^14 in A!a*o«ic Temp!* or. ThunKlar jBCOSM&irii 4th Work to be done on M M dexree. TMting bretbreu arc curcllal$ in srlta44e altoMj __ . Butler Uagood. W: H 11. P. Andereon. 8rc. Tbe . regal a r meeting of Barnwell malice Ho 16, Knighte of Pytbiaa will jbe .eldat their Hair bu Friday night f at x .o’clock. A fall attendance it requested. By order of WILLIAM t McNAB, C. C. TO RENT. A Splendid lionise In a desirable residence secftoiVjOf Barnwell. Apply to Misses Jo»ie and Mamie llolniee. White Victoria Pig* For Sale. Male* B5 0<> each. Females f-2.50 each. Finest In the Cnnutv, Moluir A Porter, Uarnwell. LOST mTKAYED OR 8TOI.E.V, From my home on Wednewlay Fehv 10th 1000. One sniall brlndlerow wlih «>ne hoin slipped, wealing a small hell, with some w hite on tail. A llhe ral reward will be paid for anv infor mation leading to her whereabouts. C. D. Fowke, Lrndhurst, S. C. March came in like a lamb. . j ~. Today Teddy travels, Taft tarries . March the fourth, President Taft. March thee forth, Ex-President Roosevelt. Court Is lu session at Bamberg tbir week. THY Old tine for planting doth ha* come. Mr. J. II. Hewlett was In town on Thutaday. I*ettt Jort.rs wfll be drawn for a fonrwteka teim ol court. —.— — . . . Mr. A. F. Geheneof WiliUtoo gave us a sunshiny Thursday call. Warren Calhoun left on Tuesday to J dii the Washington multitude today. lion. 8. G Marfield, In fine health of body and brain, spent Friday in town./. The monthly meeting of the Coun’j Hoard of Commissioners will be held today. Dr. R. C Kirkland was on Mondar re ehcttd President of the County Medical Association. According to Spur Brandi weather* ology Winter will linger in the lap cf Mpiing until May oomes. Married at Fairfax on the £4i>i ulu toy Rev. Claries Tifn er^ Mr. Dowling and MU» Ethel McDaniel. Married by Rev. M M. Benson on the‘id'b ult. Mr C. B. Dunbar Jr. or Milletrevilfo and Miss Marie ferry ot Brunson. Farmer Leroy Molatr left on Sunday to pay his annual Spring vMftt to rda tlvi-s and friends in Alexandria and Washington. There la positively no scarlet fever In Fairfax, only two cases several week* ago, very slight and the pa tients sutirely well. .Commencing on Monday and con tinuing until the 15;h Inst the seven per cent penalty is added to all unpaid taxes Then executions will bo issued and more cost*. Wo published today the proclama tion of Governor Ansel offering k re- vraid tor the arrest, delivery and con viction of A no row Washington, charg ed with tbe murder of hi* w ife. We did not see U, but wo did hear from two reliable men that tlirre wa« a $20 gold piece in town la-t week. It was brought from Georgia by a way faring man, from a tussle county. Hon. D. S. Henderson wa* in town several hour* last week. Against him hi* Barnwell friend* have the two complaints that Ids visits are too far between and too iiiaited In length. Senator Bates was, without hi* own knowledge made a member of tne com mission t*i investigate the btate Hos pital for the InftRiie. That is a guar antee of thorough and thoughtful per formative. K»r. George Hopkins of 8t. Mat thews will preach at Cypress Chape! choreIj on Saturday next at 12 o’clock end on Sunday at II >10 o’clock. A full attendance of tbe meihbera and community I* desired. Ex Governor M B. MoSweeney of Hampton was in town on Monday. Lie 1* happier a* Editor—owner of th« Guardian than if in political life, and doing more good to the home county people, who are neareat his heart. Mr B. Maxtirsky, hi« daughter Miss Annie, and Mr. A N. Garber left on Kunday for Washington. After wit- nrs«lng the inauguration they will yidt Baltimore and New York, to se- b-ct and purchase full stocks of Bpring goods, . The Legislature is not getting many bouquets In the way of newspaper prai-e. If tbe up country majority h id followed the good advice and bet ter example of the Barnwell delegation they would now be pinned all over with violets and rose buds. — Corn plv*ting was commenced on Monday. In old time# it waa the rule to AnisT that work by the 10th of March. But there were In those day* woods to break the winds and bold hack the oo’d. In older times the - fndlana.-ihe Bret raisers of that -grain, did not plant until the oak leaf was as large as • squirrel's ear. Farasers are generally well ready for planting just at soon ae the weather clerk shut* off the frost supply, boil preparation has been better than usual WsusYthe tend has continued dry through lie breaking season. 8treaas« and ponds are tow. Many 'wells have been sunk deep'r and Bore cleaned out thoroughly, so th«l a full supply of pure drinking water Is assured fu» several obituary contributions have been received and will be published at a later date. If we weri to pilnt all on hand in this issue 'there woo’d be little room left for other reading nat ter. r H—^ —r—— Judge C. W. Moody entered upon »» County Auditor on Friday, and his friend* are «o n lb lent that he will measure up to high standard of exceiiain e. In retiring Oapt. J. (J. Keel carries with him tbe best regard of all tbaC have been In and he ha* t fuland in ministration tion. PATTKR80N—MURlMi KY, r Marrled, by Rsv. Luke Johnson *tj/ Mr* A SAD DEATH. Carrie Owens, wlfYdf Mr. Ash- GeoSge S. Murphey of Augusta tUine-s touch with him, aaclousnevs of a faith t and courteous ad responsible po»l WHO WONf S«i many and such long IDt* of word* made of the letters in the nsme of this paper have been received that we are not vet through examining them. r*o we will have lt> postpone until next week puhllshlng the result. BALE DAY. Mors good people came to town on Monday than were expected, but not more than were hsarrtly wehvime. /AH h ul the same nows of no new* beyond th- readiness of the farmers to plant. Our rrwnila cnrwl"Ttrer usual btuenevs that aftiicts ua on Mondav. A LARGE BALE. Tbe valuable personal propertv of the late Mr.T M Hewlett will be sold at the Middleton Tlace near Appleton on next Thursday. Ilth Inst., eommen- cing at 10 o’ulock a in. and continuing until sale is completed. Mae advertisement for partial enu meration of the well chosen and deal- rable property to he s dd and do not mis* the chance to get bargains. RIVERS' BRIDGES. The Executive Committee of The Rivera Bridge Memorial Association will meet at the Memorial Grounds on Saturday. March 13th at :i o’clock p, m. tor the purpose of arranging for Memorial services. A full attendance is earnestly re- -qwe-1 d. —— J.W. Jenny, Dr. N. F. Kirkland, Sr. Sec. Pre‘. FOR HOG CHOLERA. One dose a we*-k of salt, sulphur and charcoal D said to be a good preven tive of hog cholera. Several year* ago Mr. W. L Bate* of Rich (.and township used aconite with good results, curing several very sick bog* and stopping the epidemic Tne me licit e should he given three time* a day, corntnencing with ten drops and iocrenstHg a* the fever of the sick aid tnal may require. Aconite is a deadly poison and should be kept out of reach of children or grown people’s mistake*. A CHEAP CURE. Mr With lovtQg relative* and hoaorlhg T ile ii da 'around lT#.T> tinTsacWr WBWr were spoken that joined In ihc Spring time of their happy HvVk two hearla that shall beat a* one through ait their future yaara. The v+ty numerous, handsome and valuable presents re ceived testified to rh# great love of the many friend* that have aeen the lovely bride grow to such noble and accom plished womanhood, and the high re gard and respect felt for the manly worth of tbe young Carolinian who shall have her luture happiness in his loyal keeping. Auer receiving the congratulation* of their atteyiiing friend* M r and Mis. Patterson took the Coast Line train for Washington, accompanied by Cou- gresaman and Mia. J. O. Patterson. Mia* English Patterson and Mrs. S. B. Mosely. They will remain in tbe capital du ring the inauguration and on their re turn will make Barnwell their borne. Here a waru heart welcome wait* th»lr coming to the Carolina home, where may all their future ba swi-et with TrappliMj** and bright with prosperity. A gr r red r cured of a stubborn case of rheumatism in his knee after six physicians had in vain treated him with the most ap proved remedies bought a nickel's worth of gum camphor and dissolving it with kero <ine oil bound up the painful, swollen knee with the mixture held in place by in ample donb e flannel bandage. In week or so he thiew away one crutch, toon after discarded the other and has remained entirely free from pain. The cheap and simple aemedv has left him as well as ever. A CRUEL LOSS. Toe barn and stable* of Mr. C. B EMi* of Martin were burned about Ii iVlock Wednesday night of lai*t week. Six h'‘*d of stock, three mule* and three horses were consumed. The barn contained about 700 bu<dielg of corn. Hhotif half of which wa* aavid by brave and busy hands that for the re mainder of the night carried and threw water on rite heap Ile had no insurance. - It i* not known bow the fire stalled a* the family had retired before it was discovered. ABOUT MISTAKES. When we make mistakes are can . lit up with and called to taw we get con solation in knowing that T'iik 1’icoplk is rjad. and it* mention considered worthy of notice. Then it i* a real pleasure to own up and tell the truth . A Barnwell gatdener tell* ns that Good Friday, hean planting day, will tall on April 8th, and not the ilth, a- we said last week. We, through inisUkc, did Mr.. Ben nett Stiingfeiiow tlio it justice last we<-k to s*y that list year he broke the reta rd lor earlines* by Hupping a* imragu* on March 28th, when it wa* >n Kebrcarj 28th two year* »go Thl* year he i* four days ahead of that rec ord. having made hi* first shipment on February 21th. The man who beat- that w HI haye to make hid grass in a liot house Thai’s confession enough for one week. Sxcoxd W kke Petit Ji boks. Allendale—P I) Wilson. Bafftock—S .1 Clary. Barnwell—K W Dick*. M B llagood, R L Ussery. J W Patterson, W L Cave, C J ilay, W F Holme*. Bennett Springs—B W Peeples, J B Harden, TJ Hiers. Blackvllle-W P Hair, 8 C Still. W H Dewitt. Bull Pond—W Z Bryan. J W.Keel. Georges Creek —W G Collin*. J C Dichis. Mcl) Eubanks, D 1* Grubbs, W M Dycites. Great Cypress—W P Morris Jr. E II Jetikin*. M C Diamond. Red Oak—E S Seaae.' Rich Land—0 C Baughman. Rosemary—W C Kennedy, W M Wall, RS Weathersbee. Sycamore—Owen Platt*. J M Mix- son. Wllllston—1> A Grubbs, W L Mer- itt. T M Willis, W W-Anderion. LAST WEEK. Friday wa* a perfect day nnd the elteery call of Capt. W \f. I'arker wa» in hnnpy keeping with it* baltnv brightness. I.ooking so well that we liardlv knew hi:n Mr. it. K. Drummond, the very youngest man of Ids age In the county, gave us on Thursday a nice *treet chat Ac. Wednesday wa* last, week s moat disagreeable day, hut it* atmospheric meatiness made ali the pleasanter the calls of Messrs W. Ii Harper and Judson Greene and the message Of Mr. O. J. Grav . Capt J C. Gtiffin I* the first of the last year candidate* to move up Id* subscription figure* to 1910, and no other one can tuin him down. It i« hi* good way to be a leader and he Is a mighty safe man to follow. Mr, L. P. WHHama. the good *nn of hi* good father, paid us a noon call on Friday, and helped our hope of tile future of the country, for lie is a farm er whose good method* and sterling success will be a leaven for all his com munity. A Saturday visit from Capt Orlando Slack was the next best thing to a day in the country, a rare privilege anil pleasure to ns. For Id* heart i* happy in both town ami country and Id* cheerful ness D surely catching. We know it. Mr. Zach D. Rowell of the J,and of FTowera la a subscriber after our own heart. A sunny letter from him received on Saturday put ns in a bles sed ounday humor. He wrote at night, when the angry waves of the Gull were breaking white on the beach within twenty five yard* of hi* house lint predicted that the sun would be shining on the morrow. Ho lives at Largo, 25 mi Ile* West of Juniper, and will he glsd to give prompt answer* to any Carolina friends who may write him. O'er Saltkeiiatchie friend* were good neighbors to us laat week . On Friday Capt. George P. Morris CHing to town to buy bis years supply of fi-di Looks, and thoughtfully brought ns a fack of assorted toothsome sweet pota toes. Widle Capt. George I* a very fruth- ful man we believe that the real pur pose in coming to town was to see ins many friend* and that, the buying of fish hooks a* a mere side issue. On Saturday Mr. 8. F. 8ea«e cleverly contributed a eollatd that would be considered a palm tree .Hv tire pied montcountry, if those/turnip enter* con Id see it. So we had a better time than teddy or Taft and ith such friends life is worth living. lt.au p. m. on February. JT) h at ihpi ley Oryts. daughter of Col. Frank H. home of th* bride’s parents, Mr. Oe**tV, dtrd at Perry on Tuesday 1 Jacob Wannanaker Patterson of Barn morning, aged 38 years. About tbrva trail and MIm JuUi Hard, daugfab^Af "M PLEASANT NEWS. In a persona] letter from a former resident of tbe county, now living in the suburb* of a great city, several hundred miles distant, pleasant word* of remembrance are followed by p'raiae of the MgrieHltura 1 articles now bring published in thi* paper. Our friend i* making good in an enviable position, which gives liim leisure to garden on a • mail scale, raise poultry Ac. And it pays him too. During the month of February hi* thirtv bens laid 437 eggs, w hich he sold fur 38 cent* per dozen His chickens are confined in a place smaller than half the size of an aver age Barnwell back yard, yet thev brought in nearly 14 dollars in one month. GALLIJ.EE SCHOOL. Honor Roil for February. Grade 1. Winnie Black. Orlando Black. Carrol Davis, Pearletie Black Vera Hier*. Grade 2. Lizzie Black, Meta Ready, C. C. Black, Pearl Baxley, Wade Grubbs, Grad' .3. David Black, Lottie Mae H iers Grade 4 Franklin Black, Chester Hier*. Nora Hler*. Daniel Black, Shel Ile Black, Ametlca Grubbs. Furman DavU, Besaie Black. Grade 5. Nicx Black, Ella Ready, Mary Black. Grade 7. Doll B’ack, Buist Grubbs; Agatha Faust. Grade 8 Annie Lou Faust, Alma Faust, Aggie Hiers . Lou Belle Cooper. Missing Child A colored girl 11 years old ha* been mDsing from tbe home of her mother. Florence Taylor, ■ear Ashleigh. since Saturday. Many have been hunting for her She wore ear bobs with crosses on them. LOCAL LEGISLATION. . Tne acts of the recent session of the Legislatuni . pe'taining to Barnwell County specially are: To proyide for building a new j*U. The features of ibis act were published by us two weeks ago. To provide for the appointment of an additional Magistrate, to be located at Ualdoclc. annual salary $125. To amend tlin law so that the Bum mer term of court may continue three weeks end try civil as well as criminal ca«es. To reduce the number of trustees of the Klko Graded School District from seven to ttifoe. To exclude the Hester In Equity from the provisions of Section CT1, volume 1 Code of Laws wMch prevea- led his pentMog in civil eases. To autjhpme J Henry Johnson, a minor, |o apply for llcooae to practise The county tax levy remains at 8} —— WANTED, - Responsible man with horse and bnggv in each community, salary $5 00 to SIOJK) |>er day, to take ordera from owner* of Farms, Ortdtards and Home Garden*. A splendid opportu nity for farmers’ sons, also frui tree and sewing machine agents, to 'make a business connection widen will be come more profitable each ycay. Ad dress P. O. Box 78 Youngs Island, S C, FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that orp Fri day the 26th dav of March 1909 the un dersigned aa Administrator of the e* fate of Della Inabinm, deceased, will' die with Hon John K. Snelling. Judge of Probate for Uarnwell County, hi* Inal account ae Administrator with said estate and apply for Letters DU- mlssory. George Inahluett, Administrator. February 22d 1909. accidentally that erery tender and loving service could not save tbe tjf* so fmrgf hnppl wrai TO the good 4*eg»H*e, wife and mother Her long, severe sufferings were borne with abhtlifg Obristian faith end fortitude until the en<t came and the gentlo soul passed Into the life eternal She Is survived by her devoterl husband, three little children, a loving fattier, affectionate brothei* and sisters, to whom in thi* ►orrow of separation goes the sinesre sympathy of a multitude of friends. Her body wa* brought to the old liom^ county to sleep until Hie resurrection beside the rsmtiliis of loved one* gone before.* IN LIFE’S MORNING, Miss Ophe 1 U Harley, daughter of Mr. Alonzo Harley of Barnwell, died in Augusta ou Monday, aged about 19 year*. On Tuesday her body was laid 10 rest at SUoatit Church, of w liicTt she had long been a consistent member. The bereaved loved ones w ho tsoi row so because she ha* been so soon called away have the sympathy of many friends who share their grief. . i ROOliAHA i lON. State of Sonib Carolina . Eieeullvo CUtmhtT, • ' .. -x * -7— “ ^ N X > ; - ADM IN LVl'RATOR’S SALE. Fstjltk of T. M. Ukw i.ett. Diickassd, By virtue of an order of the Probata flotirt for Barnwell County 1 will sell at the Mlcfdieton place near Appleton on Thursday, Marcli ILth 1909. com mencing at 11 o’clock in the forenoon and Continuing until the stile i* com piled, all the personal propertv of T. M. Hewlett, deceased, late of said conntv, consisting of: 5 mules 2 horses, ! mare 1 colt, 2 cow*. 2 sow* and pig*. 2 two horse wagon*, buggy and harness, double and single plow stocks, plow*, gear, stalk cutter, reaper and binder, mower, rtike and other farm implements, 2 hale* of cot ton. corn, pea-"., cotton seed, fodder, peavine hay, meat, lard, stock of mer chandise consisting of hats, capj, «hoe8, tin and crockery ware, hardware, lamp*, counter scale*, showcase, medi- cinea. notions and numerous other small article*. Terms Cash, J. II Hewlett, Administrator. February 16th 1909. Notice to Town and Town-hip Assessors, You at e requested to meet In the Auditor’s < fnce i>n 'Tuesday the 9rh day of Marcli l!)i)9 at, 11 o’clock A M . for the ptirpn-e of passing on tax re- WHERKAS Infnrmathsh b* - * been received at this Deparimeht that ah Atrocious Murder was committed In the (.'onnIF"?)r^ITn/iTw cTT^Sh ’oF"ahou tbe twenty-eighth daf of September 1908, upon tin? nodv of thv wile of the said Andrew Washington by Andrew Washington-and that the said Andrew Washington bus fled from Justice NOW, THEREFORE, I, M F. Ansel, Governor of the S:atc of South Carolina. In order that Justice may he done and the majesty of the law vin diCHted, <lo hereby offer a tfeward of Seventy-five Dollars for the at'prehen- «ion, delivery and conylcMon tif tbe said Andrew Washington, height about 5 ft 10 In., weight about 170 lb*, color ginger cake: quick spoken, knee* bent in front; rather polite To the Abe rdf of Barnwell Gontrtr at Barnw»|i,W o IN TESIIMONY WHEREOF. 1 have hereunto set me hand and c:iu*ed the Great Neat oTibe Srate to ho atffxe.d. at Columbia, thi* twenty stu-oml day of February A. 1*. 1901) and in the 19.3rd year of tke Independence of tire United Sta’.'s* of America. fAeal) M. F. Ansel, Bv the Governor. R. M McCown, Secretary of Stale. LMDS FOR SALE. Now i* the time to buy, Land* will never be cheaper, and sore to mOr-rnac in- value. turns for promptly. this year, i’lease meet BUY NOW. 5*8 Acres, Rich Land Township, Baruwe|) <’onnty. One half in cultivation balance woodland. Two miles from Snelling Station on Atlantic Coa«t Line Railroad founding* aiiil improvements. A bargain in this place. Terms easy. C'd Acre*. Building* and Improve ments. 8U0 acres in cultivation, 3ts> acre* in woodlaml ihree miles from Snelling Station. A, 0. L. R. Four miles from Dun barton A . C. T,. Term* easy. THE STATE W SOUTH CAROUSi 4 COUNTY OF BARNWELL. 00UK OF COMKOK PLEA*. BEKHAN BtyWf.TtMtvMoftlty a«4 ■» T>aa»» aaler mu bm wttr and Te*tamcnt of nimon Brown, deceaMd, and JSADOHE BROWN. v*. *■ PENA BROWN. ESTHER MICTIAL-. SON. JENNIE MORtNTHUK, RIKA RICH, LENA NACHMAN, CHAK- Llfi BROVN, ROSIN A BEER- WALD. ( OKA HILBKRSTKIN. JA- UOH If. LEVY, ANNIE LEVY, and 1 >ADOUK RICH, a* Trustee tinder the last Will and Testament of Simon Brown, deceased. Defendant*. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint not served.) TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED: . _ YOU ARK HERN BY SUM MON RD and rrqnfml to atiKWer the (7.mpalbt in this action whieh will ho fflol iu the tiro Clerk of tho Court of Common T’lesa, for lire said Countv, and to serve a eof>y «.f your answer to the said Complaint on tho subsetfber at tills Office N<>. "8 Broad St., ( harleston, S. C. within twenty day* alter service hereof, exclusive of tho day of such service; and If you fail to au*wer the Complaint within tire time aforesaid, tire Hiaintlffa in thi* action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. A. 1) 190 NATH. B. BARNWELL, 1'lalntitf* Attorney, To th„e Defendant*. Lena Nachman, Roslna Bc^rwald, Cora Silnersieln, Ja<ob II Levy and Annie Levy: TAKE NO'i'D’K that tho Coniplaint in this action i* filed with the Clerk of the Court for Barnwell County In the Court Houae at Barnwell S. C. NATH. B BARNWELL, Plaintiffs Attorney, Fcbnisry 8th, 1909 COME AND SEE. TWO OARS ~nf NEW YEAR STOCK 2<K) Acres. H'-O in acres iu Wood and Township, five rnlt-* Court House. New Reableti-o and in good e< ml hi m.- . Term* ensy. cultivation, fnrtv limber. Barnwell * trotn Barnwell othei buildings February 23d J. C. Keel, Auditor, Barnwell Co. 190!). NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED ITORS. Anv and all person* having claims against the esla.e of T. M. Hewlett, deceased, are requested to present the same duly attested ami all persons in debted to the said estate will please make prompt payment to tbe under signed. J. II Hewlett, Administrator, February 12th 1909. FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that on Mon day, March 8th 1909 the undersigned will tile, with Hon. John K Smiling, Judge of Probate for Barnwell county, hi* final retnfn as Guardian of Joe H Rountree, deceased, and apply lor Letters Disryisfeory, F. M Ca\e. Guardian. January 27th 19C9. TREASURER’S NOTICE.,, Tbe Treasurer* oP.ice will be open for the collection of taxes levied for the fiscal year enmmencit g January l*t 1908 from the 15th day of October 1908 to the Jolt) of March 1909 in- c’uxi ve. From the 1st to the 15th day of March 19(10 inclusive a penalty of seven per cent w ill be added to all unpaid Utxe*. LEVY. For State purposes 54 mill*. For Ordinary County purpose* -'l'^ mills For Reindexing Record* C 4 mill. For ( onstiiutional School 3 mills. To tel lew 12 mills. Thcte will be an extra levy of two mill* in Blackville township for road tax Special Local School Levy. Cedar Grove (1) mil!, Allendale. Baibary Branch, Calvary, Double Pond, Elko, Edisio. Friendship, Georges Creek, Healing Spring*, Kline. Mori is, New Forest. Oak Grove. Old Columbia. Reedy Branch, Keigljng ville, Seven Pine* and Tinker's ( reek (2) nulls. Barton, Big Fork, Black ville. Cave, Hickory Mil', Owens Cross Road*, Sycamore, No 51, Ulmers and Upper Rich Land (3) mills. Fairfax (S.i* ) mills, Heicule* and Lee* (4) mills, Barn we IJ (4 >4] mill*, Wiili-ton (2 1 ^) mills. United State* currency. Gold and Silver coin, conntv and School claim* properly approved, will be received for taxes. Check* and draft* will not be received for taxes except at tbe ii»k of tax payeis. J B Armstrong. County Treasurer B arnwell, 8. C. September Igth 1908. 400 • AtMv- in Barnwell Township, House* h> ! impioveuieiir-, Four mile* Iroui Barnwel! Coni t House 20 * acres iu coiuvaiiju balance in wood a'u 1 Hnib,-r. Ter ii)* ; at- v. 1G0 Acres Three mile* from Barnwell Court House. R/Oacres In cultivation balance in Timber and Wood. Term* easy. 50 Aers* three mile* from Barnwell Court House. House* and improve ments. 30 acre* in cultivation balance In Wood and Timber. Term* easy. ",(■00 Acre* also in one tract of Pin'), Cypress, Poplar, Ash and other hard woods. Good and convenient R-iHroad facili tie*. Come a-nd see theso proper-tic*. I. O. Patterson & Son. lit Q A. KENNEDY’S Sale Stables, WILLISTON, S. C, Horses—The Safe, Sound Sort that it is a pleasure to drive or tide. Mules—The tough go ahead clasa that keep the plowman busy and make paying crops. Personally selected by Q. A. Kennedy, who knows what Barnwell, Aiken, and Orangeburg i-ounty people want. Prices all light. ilpf SCRVEIiXC 1SD gi postal cai me at £tjndhur»t f S, C. wil receive promfC JAS. E. DaViS, THdl M. «EPLES, DAVIS « PEEH.ES, HTToaaav* sir Law, lUBNWKIX, 8. C. FOR SALE. 100 Acre*—40 cleared. $ mllca from Mania. c ■ .. QU) DolUra-2flO Dollar* c*«h.f bii!*ue« In T -2 or S AMINi menu with 8 p*r cent Inrarrat. " . T. B Kill*, Jf., — Kofib-Augim*. *.Orr- orC. BEIII*. , Martin. 8, 0, A. H. N1NESTE1N, ATTORNEY AT LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC, BLACKVILLE, S. C > FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE. Node* I* hereby /clVen that on Mon* day tire 1*ih day of March 1900 lira undersigned a* AdtnlnDtrator of thw e*tale of Mr* Martha ». My.Ick. de ceased, will flle ’wirh Hon. John K. Snelling, Judge of Probate for Barn* well County, hi* final aecohht a# Ad ministrator with raid estate and apply for Letter* DI«ml»*ory. Fchrairy istfi T00f). — J. A. JooVInt, Admlnl*ir»Uir. FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE. Notice I* hereby fiivcn that, ©on Sat urday. March 20th J909,1 will file witM Hon. John K. Bnwiiing. Judge of Pro bate for Barnwell Cnhfity. my final re turn a* executf.r of the will of G, O', Jower*. dae«a«ed. and apply f..r l..-t- tart Duinistorv. ^ • George A. Jower*,- Exocntor. . February mb 1$09. -ALLENDALE Proprietor. ■U. ELLIS, 1 HAVE OPENED UP THE ABOVE BUSINESS AND SOLICIT THE PATRONAGE OF THE PUB- U W HAND.* CAR LOAD OF EXTRA GOOD MULES l-iT PERSONS COMING TO ALLENDALE ON PLEASURE OR BUSINESS CAN HAVE THEIR TEAMS FED AND CARED FOR AT A SMALL COST. ^ O'■ T j, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF BAKNWEI L. In the Probate Court. By J. K. Snelling, F#q., Judge of Piobate in Barnwell County. \Vh«r**w Sailks . recu omdo suit to me to gjwntto her Lettersof Admuii.trafion on the estate of and effect* of Jqlins C’.Tireen, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, th • kindred and creditor* of the said Jaliux C. Green, deceaaetl, that they be and apfietr before me, in tbe Court of Probate to be held at Barnwell on Satur day March thirthteentb 1909, after publica tion thereof at U o’qlock in. the (orenorm to show caow, if any they l.are why Um said administcation should not be granted. Given under my hand thi* arth day of February Anno Domini, 1909. J K. 8NBLIJNG, Prohat eJodge. Published in Tne Barkwuji, Pcoeta March 4th. 1*09. f-' Plenty of Note and Iretter Head.;, Envelop* and Spring Stationery, all good, at Tux 1’xorLx Pxi>Txuy. TV/O e/IR LOABS of the very - NICEST YOUNG MULES l ^ ever brought to South Carolina ha-'e been 11UBIIKD THROUQ11 to gTrr goofl Drrm^ who know gootU s*oek ainl w<»fttj-n&- other the ehaiuf lo buy the best and make sure that'" A H A I ’ L‘Y YFAV YE Alt And Profitable too, is right before them. rrvi v-A' - " . Ihey will be sold at If you need now or will need next year a first class mule,' or more, now is the time to buy,- / —— the place is J .1X Whittle**, BlackviUe^^r —-r--— r-— ^—I r-—, ■ 1 , . ■ .* 1— DR. ISO. P. LEE/JR. fBMt Dentist, 'Ro^Wwillistow, -.BO Office ov«r Bank rf WIHDtoM. WIQ von receive call* II: the ceuniry, bn$ DR. J.H7E. MILHOUS, , DENTIST, BLACKVILLE. 8. C. Office days Thursday, Flit dav and Saturday. \Vcdl eijnipped office. Operation* made a* pain* less as consistent with safety, Pricejj reasonable. -Ternw cash. r - .-rr^ DR. W. C.41L1100S. ^ DETrisr, Baniell, - - -1€>- OFFICK HOURS! 8.30 a. m. to G p. rl Peranna living away fruni BarnvHi will please make appolottafinta hefem* coming By ao doing (hey will he MW« of immediate aarvtce and avoid dip. appointment*. Land For Sal*. - 220 acre* good farming iand tw* mile* North Town Wlllitton. well Im • ■roved, six room dwelling, barn, sta ble* and two tenant house* on the place, well good water, and creek* on both ■Idea of the place, adjoining lands o4 Mr. Wat* Mathews and other*. Title good, term* easy, 30sere* good farming land, all ma* der cultivation, ball mile from oaf- porate ilmlta town of Rlacivina joining land* of the lato Mr. Uenrj W. Hair. Title* good, terms easy. House and lot In town of BlaekrfRs* fm the North;aide of K. K kU.iroum ■I w eliing. dlaiog room and kitchen, barn, .tebles and out house on th* premises. Title* good and terma ea»f,' v For further Information apuly to ‘ ' “ U. F.DnUAgt B»ruwtoTI,».0* - MONEY TO LEND. We are prepared to negotiate loan* <m improved farms for live years, partial payments. Interest $ per cent on loans. Don’t write, eome and aee ns. 1 J* tLjSaUaraon. £.Ran. c. F. ctlktu, MLitfataa VWJcM, Calhoun A Life, Accideqi, CYCLONE Live -At UK *** -•* A . I Fa ’ -ITT— >r*'r