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wrilrtM Barnwell People. THtJkSDAY. OCTOBER *>, 1T»V0. EXTtS or SCRSCRIfflON. In AdtMM*. per Attnutti $1.60 On f'ltnn H oc Oi»« oT the ch*t*i C 1 ' 11 * '* Allrn(!ttl«\ the other nrnr l > rle»tvrs’ ttyramore town*h(^ th^a week. J. B. Morrt» x Hut»f> r. B. Hartev, Clerk. «AltklONY EOWiB SO. Vf A. r. M. A notulaf oomAttnka^len of Hfcnnony Uo<l*e No. IV, A . F. M. irtll be h^d tn MManic Teihphi Or. Thursday Sot. It)tb 7.DO oY.li.cW Vlaltlhft Wrethireta aVe tordtAi.y tovlted to attend. R. W CjHln. W M. We* iicN’aK Sec. A f rtta rejWUr meettaftot Barnwell l/odjfe So 1ft, Knlikla of rythlaw will be hehl at thrtr Hal! <>n Friday night at k o'clock. A full attendance Is requested. Byerderof** H. W <dC <N, C. C. Wm. MftNAB. K R. A 8. CfWY COTTON SKKI> Yielding 40 par cent lint, for *a!e fl.Ofl per buahel at Apply to Kllit Bander*, Kline, >. C. Jeraey ( 8ttl‘< for Sale A|ipl> to flu tier Haguo.l, Barnwell, S. C. NOTICK To whom it may concern : -This i* to inform all pernona that J. W John- ton la no longer tnv attorney in fact, oc*. 0 It Mr*. Lorrna B .folmaon, The October meetlnif of the Saltke- hatchle Agricultural Club will be held on tomorrow. If too bu»y to aow Mnajl gntln fleM» now take time to plant a atv>»Ti rieh r^e pitch hear the house For the Win ter paalurar* of the chicken*, And you'll have Christmas ejtf» a plenty. B A R N W R U ,M LOTtO N M A R N ET. Earthera wlin know what they are talklhglbout any that the llai nwell cotton market I* one of the be.*t in the Slate. It I* even said to compare fav orably with AUgusta and other large market*. If the home market 1* a« good a* outside market* it la deeidfdly to the advantage of all concerned to •ell in the home market. J. FIRST TAKES. Tremanrer John B. Armstrong col lected on .Saturday, the' commencing day, taxes from these early payer* t J, A Myrlck, Selglingville. J. W Thomas, Thomas I’etcr Siroman. Thomas. Mr. I. V. Baker, Blackvllle. Mr* Nelde H flrtmes, Koseinary. Mrs .1 |) Collins, Atlanta W. II. Rountree. North Augusta. WKATIIKR WISDOM. W p Motiteal, the Dutch Prophet, of Columbia, whose prediction* have come remarkah'y true, prophecies that thi* Kvl: and TVInter will have much more rain, -)ect anil snow than in lllOft- 10 There w ill he u! Icner four snows ill the upper part of the State T11i< w intei’s.yol'l w ip tx* greater and the cop! spell* longer than they were last Winter. Next Spring will he late and rainy. FcR SALE. home raised Appier Seed Genuine Oat*. Price, on Application Bryan Bros. 10 H 4t. Allendale, S. C. HKRK AND HEREABOUTS. ••••••••••••••••••a* Tai» l* the tiuto to sow oats, rye and barley. EH-rtion advertising will fill several columns of our two next i*sue*. We were glad to meet agsia Plot. Georg* W Oggics on Saturday Dr J. G. Creech of OalTuey Is down this week visiting old time Irieml* Onion sets pi*nt«d now will make good testing onion* bv Next “summer. The Barnwell Bapti«t A»»ociation met on Tuesday with >t John's Church The beat oeculi.*- n.eetlng held In the county this \ ear w aa that of the Teach ers o# Saturday. Among Sat« day’a pleasure, waa a rail from Pr.-f N. A. rattersou of Jacksonville, Fla. Gen Frank H. Creech will deliver the address on November I«r., “Veter an's I>ay,” at the A Ikon County Fair. Gisod progrea. ha» been made in crop gathering, and the prevailing price preventa any geneial holding of cut- tan The Matter, H I. O’B.nnon K*q , advertt'sea to.iay for sal* at Barnwell on Nevember 7th, valuable Allendale real estate and a highly desirable tract near Barnwell. Koiand 'rip ticke;* to the State Fair, October 81 *t —November 4tb ? Allen dale|3tA; Barawell %2. r >0; Blackvllle •3.30 ■ These rate, include admission Into the Fair gt.u.nds. If talk tie true some verv excellent citizen* are voluntary breakers of the law In shooting (>mrtrhlge. before No vemln r loth. They mean noharm hot tbeir exatnple doe* harm. Several rhain gang cnnvlets have neatly completed serving the year sen tence* giver, them at the November terns. PJO'.i, yet the approaching court Will he likely to till the vacancies. Just Hone*t. Those two good word* might verv truly he the given name of lha dean of our col -red «nh.onh rs, Prof J H Rivera of Blackvllle He i» alwav* on time and hi* life Is a .ermon of good to all of his tave. Petitions are being rirculited in W arren t wnship, Colleton Countv, asking for an election looking to the annexation of that goodly country to Bamberg County Nhouhl tkat wise movement he accom|>li»hed Bamberg county might he large enough to enable ell or part of Buford’* Bridge Town ship to Come back to mother Barnwell. Supeftlsor Morri* received a tele gram on Monday from Washington, announcing that Road Expert Hair and Civil Engineer Patterson will he here within the next few days to oversee the constrootlon of a atretch of experiment a! road. It will he from one half to tne mil* long, and the road leading from Allendale to the river will prob ably be the one used for the experi ment The law new makrw any entry on the lands of another without permission a trrapaas, and the posting of lauds in not necessary, hut a few trespass no tice* tacked up may serve the good pur pose of warning the takers of wood anil straw, the hunters anil fishermen, the fire spreaders anil road makers that they had better behave. So tar we have sold trespass cards to only three bird protecting farmers, Ssversl informants tell u* that there w ere 7,<KO people In Hlarkvllle on Wed nesday of last Week, John Robinson ahow day, and that if there waa any blind tiger liquor about tnere Was not enough for a drink around So entry- thing passed off quietly and a good I'd *>f mimey passed away, too. But the children and old folks enjoyed the sight of the animals, the sound of the music and the'jokes of the clown#. After giving us some good free silver on last w-eek’s busiest day Mr. A. I*. Wooley showed a* three good old time copper cents that are twice as large at the maasly little brownies of these lat ter day*. We made a memorandum of their dates but unfortunately mis Uid It, but as well as we remember the oidest was coined In IBlfi. They hav* been In the poaaeasion of the present owner and anceaton for over fifty years. “I am thinking seriously about planting peas as a money crop next f var Instead of cotton. A North Caro- ina man baa Invented a machine which will gather and bull them bv mule power at a coat of # to JO cenU a buah el Peas never aell for lea* than 73 rants a-bnabel and sometime* bring at high a* IJ. There’* more profit and )••• worry in growing them than In making cotton." |o talk* a wlao near -Iowa farmer. TMK TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION. A large number of teachers -espond- ed t< this call of the executive commit tee fur i he reorganization of the Barn well (lountv TcacherV’ Association on last Saturday file meeting ws- held in the graded school Imil ling and free entertainment wa- provided tor all \i« iting teacher*. The olliei r* for the rn- Miei ng venr are • I’resident, I’rof. Seott of Barnwell. V >cp-Ervsnlent, I’rof Batriek fog- gin* of Mealing Springs. Secretary. Miss Marie Keel id Barn well. liev A. K. Kvi*nn made an instructive and enjoysb * addle** Tbe lonelier* di*eu-sed »r length plan* for w. rk for th ■ ensuring vest The next meeting will be held In Barn well on .“Saturday before the second Sundav In November The Rural “Y lion I Improvement A* soda'lnn reorganized with Mrs Dora Dee Walker a* President, Ml** Harper Vice President and MN* Olive May Secretary and Treaturer ANOTHER BARN WE LI. BOOK • Reminiscences of a Private ’’ by Frank M Mixson, of Company “E,’’ l*t S C VoU. (Hagond'*) Jenkins' Brigade, Lee’s Armv 1*81 ISft.i i« now being printed hv t^o State Companv, of fulumhla, and will he ready for tie liverv between Nm ember 1 and 13. D will be haiid*omelv published In el‘Hti cut £ihm! »ix-d tvpe. mb*ta tlally bound In elotb, and the ttrles will t o or-lv $1 (t0. M will be a most v*l able contribution to the war literature of (be present anil the future slid i« worthy of a nation wide circulation. A reading of it will give a fn-fer un- der»t*ndin r* tbe'* onfeilerat-- pri\ s'e soldier than any work vet publi-hed . T ;n rvorbl tias wondwred at the unf ti tering heroism and uncomplainitig en durance of the ip fed, unpaid, thin clad armv that an long ami gloriously up held the cau»e of State’* Right* and Mlxsnti’s bonk shows as by perfect phntngrah what manner of men and hnv* these .•southern soldieis were, nn matehed in all pu«t history, to remain uneijiialled in all futute lime. LAST WEEK FBI ENDS. list, and Mr J A. Tinker headed the bringing bright country sunshine leaving a silver radiance. And we are never disappointed In getting good from Brvan Brother* when the summer heat* are ended and the ripening autnnin comes with it* hie*-* I tunie w eather Atid rarel v do w e n c ivr a better mis *ive than-ilint sent us t.y Mt W. M OswnM of just and tipriglit Allendale. Red Oik grow* higher in our love and regard a* the days go hv and Mieh eWsr missionaries as Mr W M (look andfapt. W M Parker give ns the pleasure of *ei lug their happy content- ed faces and hearing their cheery •voids. Solid and sterling Mr E N. Soil again Impresses us as a friend to be surely eiointe 1 on and a c't'zen whose every ex.aust.le i* for good in every tiling and nil (reople Elsewhere we have briefly told of the plea-tire brought u* in again meeting our good friend. Mr A P. Wooley, who Inherits so well the full virtues of his worthy ancestor*. The semi-annual visit of Capt S. M. Key of Williams. Colleton County, brought tinditninUhed pleasure to all the many friends of Mils gallant Veter an and high minded citizen. No better t ews has come to us in many months than the announcement of the return to the welnamlng mother State of Dr. J. W. H Dvches. w ho hn« been a splendid resident of Virginia for h number of ,yejira. Early in No yemher he will enter upon the pa«tor- ate of Heath hpring ikainlst Church in Lancaster County. A gain has Mr. J. W. Bates proven hi* appreciating and valued friendship in th* gentle and generous way so characteristic of true worth and sin cerity. It was a genuine pleasure on Satur day to meet and chat with one having made so fair a beginning In life and going forward to so snrelv an honored future as Prof. Power \V, Bethea.of (Allendale, ? *'> And last but by no mean* )*n«t for the week was the sunset, meeting with Mr. 8. W. Eaves, who has been the constant and consistent friend of Tttk Pxori.K since Its launching, and w hose high regard U indeed esteemed. And we are assured that good Mr*. Save* will again aee to It that our next thanksgiving shall be In ho wise In ferlor to those past to whose enjoyment abe so kindly and often contributed. NEWS AND OPINIONS. A French balloon crossed the English Channel in six hour* on Sunday. Governor Ansel ha* appointed Ca'pf. <>. W. Babb of Laurens Assistant Ad jutant General. The wreck of the Maine In Hie har bor of HaVana i* in be raised by March )3th x when tlm cause of Its lose may be learned. This Vesr’s Georgia—Carolina Fair Will be field In Augusta cOinnienc* mg on election day, ami continuing four days. - Commercial agent Rebncker Of the Atlantic Coast Line expect* Charleston to send out next year iYX)tK>0 tuna of fertilirer*. D P. McBrayttr nf Anderson was ou«ced last week from tin* presidency of two cotton mill* by the vole* of Northern stock holder*. Petitions are baing circulated favor* log the creation of a new Ounty out of sections of Beaufort and Ms nip too with RidgeUnd as the county seat. .Circuit and municipal court* throughout the State are giving blind tigers sentence* that diminish if they do not destroy the profits of the buai- nass. Mr. Louis A Brabham of Olar ha* geese that are eighty year* old. The** fow l* take life easily, go slow and don’t wear themselves out l.ke scratching chickens do Col Theodore Roosevelt took a rido in or on an aeropiane at M. Louis last week and w a* more 'Mee-lighted ’ with the sensation than with any pre viou* experience. Out in Kansas they used to make corn to burn, it being then cheaper than eosl Mr. W. B. Turner of Kllen- ton having made a thousand bushelson ten acres thi>. year could afford apeh tire*. President Taft wHI on November 10th leave < liarlest.>ii on the armed cruiser North ( nrolms, couvoyed ny the Mon tana, on a twelve days trip of inspec tion of the Panama ('anal. Eight days will he fpent giring and coming and four on the i»t hmus. The faiji*re of the telegraph operator at M cl ormick to deliver a message to a train crew on tsunday c.nuaed ahead on c 1 i'ion between two passenger train* in willed live men were killed and seventeen other*, ten being tia.sseng.-rs, were injured. 'I wo \ear* ago Wade Hampton Sel ler*. ‘ tbe blind tiger king'’ ot Colum bia, shot and killed < unstable Farmer. On his tiist trial the jurv failed to agree, on the second !>« waa acquitted II rs. Farmer brought suit for $z5,U00 damages and on Saturday the jury gave ner #5,000 There are I7;i cotton mill* in this State, uapitnliz d at about a hundred million dollars, and operating four mil lion spindle* I hev use annually over 700,non bales of cotton and have over 50,(SSI operative*. Massachusetts ia the on I v other State having larger cot ion manufacture On Siturrlav the British steamer Co’onian h ft Charleston for Bremen carrying tne record breaking cargo of 17,300 hale* of cotton, valued at * mil lion and a quarter dollar* On the «*m- day two «teamer« sailed from i mington for Europe, carrying over i w o million dollar* w orth of the staple. The gteal railroad systems are a*k- log the Inter state commission to allow a rai*e tn rate*. These railroad* need much money to pay Increased w-ages and immense sum* to perfect proposed he; tertm nts and project* and are un able to borrow it. They must put tbe burden on the freight payer* or go ► lower. <>n Satnrday the big dirigible balloon \ merlea left Atlantic City with a ere w of five men In an audacious attempt to go bv the air rente to Europe. The start was made in a dense fogand wire less telegram* brought Sunday new* of good progress at -5 mile* an ho ir, but no new* came on Monday. <*f all modern fool hardiueaa thl* venture caps the climax. At Aiken Court last week Judge Memininger dismissed without pay s juror who had imbibed too much strong drink and went tn sleep while a trial was in progress. Mercy was shown him treoause he had a wife and several children. The Judge ordered further that this offender should never hereaf ter serve a* a juror. The third tropical storm of the sea son, an intense di-tnrhance, that threatened to come up the Atlantic coast on Sunday happily for our farm er* charged Its course toward Louisi ana snd Texas. R. S —Quickly following another oy clone slrui k Cuba Sunday night w ith territh wind and torrential tain fall, doing million* of dollars damages to crop* and building* . On Monday the *torm reached Southern Florida and nil communication South of Tampa wa* cut off. It wa* expected to strike Jacksonville on Tuesday and to sweep up the Adamic coast to North Caro lina It is said to be the most des- trOctlve known since records have been kept. MASTER’S SALE. State of South CstrtHna, 1 County 01 Barnwell, j Court of Common Elea*. Elliott L. Sander*, a* Executor of last Will and Testament of James F. Sum dvrs, dact-aeed, IHainlUl, —F Oeorge I). Bandera, et al, Defendant!. B. virtue of a diCVe f *l order to toe directed in tbe aboVe entitled cause, l will sell at Fairfax, BarnWell County, in front Of the store oF F. M. Young A Company, on Tuesday after «*ledav In November, HMO, same being November 8th, wjthin the legal hours of sale, the following described YeaT propyrt V; AlY that plantation or tra«'t of Inrtii situate In the ^hoVe State and cmtntle* of Hampton and Barnwell, and contain ing eight hundred and twenty-faur acre*, and known a* the Willinghafn or Co«*sawhatchle plantation and botinded on the north by Con*awhatehle Creek; east by Duke Mauldin and estate of William Mears, south by e,tatti of Wil liam Mear* and Henry Fennell and west by estate of Asbtu y Law ton. Tins traof has been divided Into three tra-Us 8v Rnb’t C. Mixson. tdvil Engineer, as appears from hi* plat dated October 8th, 11110, and tract number one con taining one hundred and thlrtvA’Ive H’wes and tract nn nher two containing three hundred and fnrtv acres and tract number three cont-iinlng three hundred and torty nine acres. Aim: All >h«t trail hr plantation of land • ituHtcin Barnwell enuntv 8"'l above State and known a* the Stoke* place and containing two hundred ami hi'tv- cghl acre* and hnuntled nn the north by estate of L W. Yonmatt*; on the e ist hy now nr formerly I’. D. H ilaon; on the south by estate of W Stokes anil K„ M Young and on the west by Sadie Branch This plantation has been di- vrded into three traots by R. vlL’tLd Mlv- s n, ( iyil Engineer, tu appuni* from Ir- plat dated O t Sth. E'lh, and tract number one, trust nnmhcr two ho<I tract number three containing each eighty-six acres. A l*o; All that tract or plantation of land situate. King Mini being In the county of HHimdnn itml containing one hun dred and flttv six acre- and known a- ihc Rn hardson tract atid houeded on 'he nort •. ai.d ea«t by A. F <McMil lan and li-Mirv I’reacher; on the south hv George ( 'one and the C Hinl IV . (’. Rail wav ; on the w e»t h v the (I. and A. C. Riilwav anil Mi«s Matf.e Gooding This tract has been divided into three tract* hy Roh t • d M iX*on, (' E , as ap pears from hi* plat dated Oct Mb. Ibid, and tract number one containing forty live acte«, and tract number two con taining fifty aero* and tract number three containing sixty one acres. Also: AU that tract or plantation of land situate lying and being in tbe county of Hampton and containing four bun dred and thirty-flve'acres and known as the Fitt* plane and hounded north by estate of L. W. Yonmans and J I*. Youmans; on the sooth by Wil iam Brunson and Henry I’reacher; on the west by Henry Drencher and I) K. Moore This tract has been divided In to three tract* bv Rnb’t G. Mixson, (’. K . as appear* from hi* plat dated Oct. 8th, 1PI0, and tract number one coo- aiulng 147 acre* and tract number two ■ontalning 1(7 acre* and tract number three containing 141 acre*. A1 so: All that tract nr plantation of Und situate, lying and bring In Hampton county snd known as the Brunson tract and containing sixty-four acres and hounded ot, the north and east by D F. Moore; on the south bv Henry I’reacher and on the west by E. A (J. McMillan. Also ; ♦ ♦ ChaTactci’istic \ Clothes Virile, Rggmdve Voting fileh an the critical judges of w hat style real ly 1*—they wish to dress well—they de«ire Individuality end eMrsn’r^r tn their clothe*> the^rommonplace or out-nf date Wakes nn appeal to them, that’s why Pur ‘’Tiix-rhiKt xk" (Jampus Togs are their invariable choice. L They’rn designed and built espec ially for Young Men, who demand not only fashion, cut. lit and *tyle I t their garment*, but “ludividualily” as well. Wo ask yen to especially note the “distinctive’’ sppearance. the per fection of (If and how each and every one of these splendid garments e\ i • donees careful aad critical workman ship. sC, And remember that all the style, lit and distinction which yon note ate theie to stay —made (enuanciM hy Kitufiuau’* exclusive “1’re Shrink ing” prmes*. Seed Ryo, the sort th»t stlits Barn well soil and climate and always make* good. For sale hy G. F. Midair. MASTER’S SALE. t State of South Carolina. Gouuty of Barnwell .. ....Court of Common 1’iea*. Bank of Western Carolina, vs , John Gouge, et al., Plaintiff, Defendant*. By Vlftne of a decretal nrder to me directed in tne above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Coqrt House, on Mwndny, November 7(h, MHO, It being saleday In said month, within the legal hour* of sale, the following described real property : All those two curtain lots'of land with building* thereon, situate In the Town of Allendale, In the county and state aforesaid, containing one hundred and five (10;*) feet square, each bounded as follow*! North by the Raysnr road; East by lot* of Hsliie West j South hy John l+ooge sad Rebecca Nix and West by Rebecca Nix and L. C. Gray, Also! Merry Widow Flour,, the from the West. The use of this star quality make* tbe home happy, It* iqmates healthy and the grocery bills light. For sale by C. F. Molalr. A kind local lady went last week to distribute helpful literature to the con vict* In the penitentiary. ’‘What are yeu in fwr, my poor fel low?" abe inquired of the first prisoner •he saw. "Becsuae I can’t get out," he an swered. Then #he moved on to the next AH that certain other piece or parcel of land situate In the Town of Allen* da'c, in the county and atata aforesaid, containing three (3) acres and hounded as follow* 1 North by lands of W. R Darlington and Augusta Myerst East by land* of AV. R. Darlington and L, A. Tison and South by land of estate of H. T. Farmer and Weat by land of Augusta Myers and estate of M. T, Farmer. Terns of sate cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. H. L. O’Bannon, Matter. Maiter*a Office, (Vt. 11th, HMD, All those lot* situate, lying s*;d !)<•- ing in the town of Fairfax, hereinafter described, which will more fullv ap pear by reference to a map of the tow n recorded In Book *'■ B, pages 1“-J ami 4h;{ in otllce of C. C- P. for Barn - will county. Dots numbers one and *.lx inclusive In block number two AI*o, lota number* one to six inclusive iu block number four. Also, lots one to six Inelos’vo In block number eight Also, that lot designated as A , on said map. Also, lots one to six inclusive in block eighteen. Al«n, lots one to six inclusive In block’f our teen Al»n, lots number* one to six inclusive in block twenty four. Also, Ims from one to twenty four inclusive in block forty. Also, lots one to twenty four inclusive in block thirty six Also, lo.s marked I). E. and K. as tier anid plat Also, lots from one to twelve in Hmdve In block thirty one Also, lots number* five to ten inclusive in block forty three. Als>, lots number* one to twelve Inclusive in block forty four Also, lot* one to twenty four Inclusive in block forty nine. Also, lots rinui hers one to twelve inclusive In block lifty four. Al<o, lots numbers one to twelve inclusive, except bu number seven, in block number fifty seven. Also, lot* number* one to six inclusive in number sixty five. Also, lots num ber one to «lx inclu*ivo in block num ber sixtv four A Do, lots number# one. to twelve inclusive in block number sixty three. Also. Inis numbers one to six inclusive in block number sixty two. Also, lot H , as designated on said map. Also, bus numbers one- to six inclusive in block number sixtv one. Also, lot* number* four to eleven inclusive In Mack number sixty six. Also* lots from one to twenty four inclusive in block number seventy three. Also, lots number* one to twelve Inclusive, except lots numbers seven to eight, In block number eighty. Also, Inis designated a* I J. K. and T, , on said map. Also, lots numbers one tn twelve Inclusive In block numiter ninety two. AUo, lot# one to twenty four inclusive In block number ninety. Also', lots numbers one to twenty four inclusive, except lots number* thirteen, fourteen, fif teen and sixteen, In block number eighty sit. Also, lot* number* eleven to nineteen Inclusive In block eighty five. Alan, lot* numbers one to six in* elusive In block number ninety five Also, lot* numbers one to six Inclusive In block number 101. Also, lot desig nated on said map a* negro school situ ated near the OH Mill. Also, lot* num ber* one to six Inclusive in block num ber 107. Those land* In Hampton County ap- F earing In above advertisement of sale will sell at Hampton, In front of the court house, on Wednesday following aaleday In November next, same being November 9th, 1910. In event l do not sell all the property advertised to be sold at Fairfax on Tuesday Nov. 8th, 14410, then I will continue the said sale on Thursday, November Ukb, 1910, and from day to day thereafter (mill all thi* advertised property has been •old. , Term* of sale cash. Purchaser or purchaser* to pa? for papers. H. L. O’ltantion, Matter Barnwell County, , Maiter’* Offirej Oct. 10»h, HMO. ifNnw D the lime to buy. Land* #***5. never be ehewper, and aure jo iuernadl l» Vane. • ' &UY NOW, k ^ Acre*, ftlcb tand TofrolM* i barn well Codotj^ One haf In ch tlVatWn ♦ronflhtnd Two ipitei from flw fkjr 5tattoo aft At thtte tXftikt Line H I road. BnlMlhg* ahd Ihtprnveertntt; A bargain jn this plaed. s-' Terrtil ea*y. 6-o Acres. RiUidthjtl AtiJ ItUpHHWI -ments. SoB atte* In cultivation, M| acre* in woodland. - ’ Three hfllcs frotn Bnelling Btatloa. A. G. L R. Four tnllei ffioto Haas barton A . G. L. Terms easy. 400 Acre* IB tearaVett TowrtMHf Hnu*i>* and imorovement*. Four milafi iron# Barnwell Goiirt tfouae, - *Ak» acre* In cultlVatlota DalAab* tft W'imhI and timbef. Term* ea*v. Acres Three tntle* from Bardwaft Court House. lO0.aert>* In ctlltlVAtlaft balance In TImbcY and \Votzd. Term* easy. 50 Ac-re# thrrh mile* Trod* Narfl*r*M Court House. Monies ehd Improve* ments. T) ai-h** In tnliiyatinn balatteft In \Vo< ,1 ami Tlmbef. Tecilis easy. Come and *rb these p)foi*«ftl#*. .1. U. Patterson A tHi. MONG7 TO LfiRP Mnrtgiines Of Reft) on t'irst Estate. Apply to €r. Cirt-’CtlVa Barnwell S. C Conservative C-lothes You will liu,I that our clothes suit men of t,|l tistc*. Older men, who prefer dignity, #1 mg more suid lines, have ample choice. For the garment* iu our ottering* are conservatively cor rect and conform stiiotly in Cut and tailoiing to the garments worn hy men of social and business prominence ev cry w here. In lit, in nlUerial* and in construc tion tbioughonL they ure just as good a* they look—fashionable, extremely well tailored and in good taste, In fact, they are equal to the Very best merchant tailored garments In siyl •, cut, fit and finish, yet they are popul:n ly priced. And because * 1 Prk-Sn®cnk” they retain their shape iudellnltely And show their style better and longer than any other clothes procurable, ee*vwt«MTCft •mas. KAUFMAN * SKOS Every (iarment i* guArantccd to be exactly as represented! of money refunded* s t ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • s a ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ t • 4 a 4 • 4 a 4 a 4 • ♦ f DR. JSO. P. LEE, JR, caa> Dentist ‘UillD WtU.lS'WN, - * Office oVef Bank if WlMlathd. Wft nn? rectivp call* ih thb c»ototry, ft* will make appolritm’6ht# At oj A. H. NlNESTEffl, ATTOftHEV AT Lit NOTART PUBLIC, BLACttV iLLE, 8. 0 F. M0LAIR BARNY/6LL i a • i i i For the Fall Trade DfUH, B.M1LH0U& LKN'TtST BLai kVILER. II.c. Ofttco titty8 ThttHklftft (lay iltul StltUFcltty. Well ofiefti Op**rtiHonft ttittdo as | It?88 an cohsiatcht with safety Prices rcasonablei 'tcrzftft casht DR, V. C, HILRODy mist, driven, * * * S- C - ok'fTt’k itotrwi v . 8.30 a* tn. to 6 p. m# Tersona living away frotn BardftSft win pivase make appoit imvnt* h«r«K coming By an tMng they will mhM of imuiedlate service ahd aVold JtB «ppo|ntmehta. ■A A A AA A ★ * A A A AA A1HV A (HV A A A 8 A (Ht I have a car load of Wagons and Buggies to dispose of at cost, and 5000 or of Appier and Bancroft country raised Seed Oats for sale.. A carload of Choice Mules, brought over from the last sea son, now for sale at the right prices. They arc acclimated and ready and willing for work. 1 stand ready and prepared at all times to render the service to my good friends patrons and the general public Inquire of me before makin of the The valuable lands ol tkt late j. Terrill Smith ofWU* listen, devised by him to Connie Mii&freHOrphaftagfti Arc now oflered for sale op* on libel al term*. ; For partictilart Apply either to Dr. W. ChtoUt (>000 bllHllClS Smith, Williston, orOrlttndft Sheppard, Edgefield, or A< T. Jamison, (Ircenwood* T.B. ELLIS, Jft. StRVimiM tEllAClH A postal card addressed to me at Lyndhurst, 8» 0» iri^ rceeivc prompt attchtio®*^3 MoKfcir to i.hMh Monty to lend on first real e#taW. 8 per C«B| Hmotim* under 11000.00. on atnouma nverSLfiW.OO. J. O. Pftftefaon A Boo. r c. r. uiiau, 1.1. muitM Calhoun ft IPTOFtEJ. any purchase wliieli I deal. J. D. lines WHITTLE, Blackville, S. 0. m i Id A Ij 1