Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Barnwell People. iW. W. HOLMES, Rnitir * - LARfiKHT COlf^TT CIElTLATIO* THUKrtOAY. N()V»!mBKK 24. 1»K). V flAT WAS WON ANf* WHY 3So»emh#r KM* will hutooforth h<* n in irkrd «1t!T In ttn- !il«f<*rv of Anirriciiii j><i|ltlci*l for on Mint »Ut<» Demo- er««r * vlctorr (»r heyoml lt« mo«t Mii^ulnp hop*** and Tlt’iMililIrMiUm »ufT<rtnl » d»feHt untlinuxlit "f in it. >{l MHnie.t i*plir**h**n»ioti*. It i* hnrd rr^n now l« wik? to tho roHlUttlon of th*- f *''t tli»t on on*> ,Ihjt. b**twoon snn- tl»e and nitppor tlnio, »o njnny long rook ribbod HnpnblbrHii SD*f,'» Con| I b*. nddod to tbe l)**mocrntio map and lh«t tin* • grand old partr” »bould bn e* polled from no timnv fort. »o long 'nnld to b** Impregnable, leaving to It a* belt, tbe oeeupanoy of the White House and a meagre, dw indling ma jority In tbe United state- Senate. The cause* of the luid .lide are plain to one conversant wltll political hl.tory and Imtnan nature. Hard time* at tHauifealed I fl the utagtintlon of bu»l- lie.., tbe Jack i f employment by thou«- and« and tbe blgber coat of living with lessened mean* and opportunity for earning the nece.aarle. of evUtence •was the ttr.r, compelling Inllnence that led the voter* to catt out tbe Uepttbll- ran leailemhlu and indl the Democratic balktU. To that condition of dlaaati.faction jnurt he added the galling Incjualltle. «,f the tariff "revlMMl up to pamper the rick and plunder th« poor, the domi- nearing of Vh* truat* In trampling tlowii competition and chedng the door* of opportunity and tbe con.cl- eu«wh.*« greed "f go’d and chare of pleasure that hail beenme epidemic. The Kepobllcan party bad reared to be the aolld pbaltnx of tbe i-ao palgna when the dead athl forgotten McKinley waa Ka propliet and tbe advance agent of proeperliy aud tbe mouldering Mark Viaona tbe ctnimandrr of it. inarch. There were no Urover Uleve- Und and Jeuning* Hryan divUloii. in the Democratic camp. In It every vo ter wa« a Mddlcr with one aim. It wa* »• solid a« a brick, and bit lik u one. Atfain tlii« is an oti year In political admgghr, no supreme stale of the Xreaidvncy being l)*e prlf.e to be won •r lost. Such year, are by common, nnapoken eonsenf, chosen hv the dls- Mlislled voter to psy oP old .cores, to vebuk« the puhhc »eriant who hs« nm«4« the wiwil rd promise lo the ear •ndihroken !t to the hope. Such tem(>er w a. manifest nesrer borne la«t week In tbe elecAloti of a Jiepubllcan (loven »r o ' Tenms.ee by m-combina ion of Vu.n gent Den n rats, who. were di* all Ued with unha|>i»T Stale party |M.littc*. Tennes»*e had been saf*tv and steaihly I**mocratic ftlroMt Kecmt.truction, lentil this Iwo election and will he *n again unle«» the poHtleal Insanity < f thr last few years remains violent and Incwablc 'fli# Ihrmocracy ha» won tbi. hlc««ed Tear tli# outer work, and i« for the KATUKDAY. NflVKMBKB WTH The al>ove date may in the years to I i nine l>* the Inserlption on tiie tnile- .tone that mirks tbe turning of tire nurse of iiarnwell County agriculture from the rut* of. tbe Old South into the highway of tbe new, the prosperous, the ivs.iired uplift to better thing. Tne prl/.es for the bma eorn contest clubs will be awarded no dav after to morrow and Tiik I'roft.r hopes to have the pleasure of taking off Its hat to every one of tliesa youthful pioneers of the new and better future. Kvery one of tlieru I. to our mind more a hero than If he. were the ar- elalmerl «tai player if a triumphant ba.e nr foot ball team, or tbe champion of aerlnl elevation or lllght among the c|oud« Kach one ha. demonstrated qualities of maollness, lnte)llg*nc*, eonrage and s# |f llei>endence that ;>ro»- De we>| for the futnrea of litm-elf and tiie commonwealth. !.ct them all comp, the high winners and those In tbe rear rank, eaeh hring- Ing .[(Pclmens of hi. skill to add to the completeness of tire displayed generou. production* fit the county. The dteap- polnted of today sltould taka new heart ami hojic and not forget that there are isthar yaara that may be rich In triumph*. Th# highest •rblevament |n life Is not so much in the winning aa in the deserving to win. Come, boy* every one of you. tb see the dawning • f ti e new agriculture, to tie lu tbe muster of tbe coming men of tbe Mtate. There will be wise and goad men bare to .bake your bands aud bid you good luck. You will learn some thing worth knowing. Y ou will teach, perhaps uii<H>iiaclou.lv . something worth leaMiihg. and ill tire after years, bright with realivej hope., you m»y date tbe beginning of your .atl»t1e,| ca reers November JM h, IVlO. As in l.ongfellow’» thrilling poem — "l.et us then be up and doing With a heart for any fat*-. Still achieving, still nurauing Ukarn to lainir and to wait.” A W A K 11M K NKWhPAPKH. Ttirougb courte.y of {fori. Jame* K. Davis we liave before us a copy of the Vicksburg, Mississippi, < Iflaen, datwsl July, 2m!, I*#i Tlo' city wa* tb«n Im .elgerl hv th” Union Army commanded by Urn. TV S liraiit. '1 hla taane of the < Itireri slrows tiie ilesperatc straits to which the war had brought every thing from tbe dinner tatde to tbe printing office. It cn'italns foHr eol- uiuna of reading matter, set In solid brevier type and printed on one .Id* of a plei*# of wall napwr Th# la'«et news from beyond the city was taken (mm a Mflllpbi* pa|>er a week old and from "reliable” reports of sucoe.se. won In Maryland by Dm K K. I,ee'» army, which nceniiled Hagerstown and was threatening Washington. T^ie editor—publisher of th* Ci'izrn, J M. Sword-, wa« .till hopeful of »no- cor aud defiant of tbe lederd a..ail- ant. He w rote eloquently tint briefly of the excellence of "( onfederate tH-ef” fmule meat* and ‘•frlca.seed kit ten.” This |.«ue of the ( utD.en w as It. l«sr publication Two day. latter the cltv had surrendered and Yankee prin ters finding th,- of the pa|>er <f J the Jnd inst. nndi*trlbuted bad printed <-oming two year* on trial. It mu»t make good or come to grief, and unle.s ' amdlier edition with rh* fool note edi the peo|de of the I’rdt.Hl State* tind It fair, forvefsil and wuselv militant, pre ferring the common g#od to the per- ronal gain tiie patiduluin mav awing lo the opi¥>alt# extreme lu I'-M2 and De- tnocrae.v’a la«t estate be worse than it* ■fir.i Though wounded, grievously «nd deservedly. the Ksspnbluan party in not yet dead and like the mother wild beast rohhwd of her whclpa will forget fear a* it ba* i*o long stifled fair play. abandoned tbe square deal aud forgone" tbe rlgbteousne.* <'f a gov ernment of i h*‘ people, by the people, for tbe people. tonal telling that Mrant bad ranght hi. rabbit." 1'lie cop> before u* !* of this 4rb of July i.snlng The Y ankee l>rinters predl, ted that In ti ne copies of tbe t'lti/'jn wuuld be valaalle and bring g>*od prices. That prophecy Is full! ded. TUK PKKiilDKM A PUIU'SO- I’HKH. That President '1 aft li a forear#tug ivad far feeing man !• shown by his s-nurs* and conduct th(s month He Issued l*ia Thanksgiving proeta- matlow throe days t»«fore the election lie timed hla home going from the • lection so that he received the laml- sdide news at night in the smoky city «*f Pittsburg . He reached Washington at the p.y- eb logical moment to tell bis cabinet advisers that they must get hn.y In Jireparing fur the meeting of Congress *f> that the Republican majority may do its best before the Democrats and the fourth of March arrive. He reached Charleston at fhw right I,o|d Is the master kry that eswaei the opening of doors that th* sweet promises of dlplotuary or the thunder »hot« of >var fan not win or rom|^*l to turn on their binges. American capi talists ha\ r lent to (‘bins fifty million dollars wHbom .renrltv, to lie mad In railroad iistprovem* ti« and extension in the tvl*stU! impire. An American financier will be appointed bv ( hlna to over.fe tbe tuouetary affairs of Hie govern ment. Trade follows tbe Iteowmotlv*. T'd» plav will tmost ((iff sale of W#aiwfn proiluets in the ^yahewlnf Hast. T - ■ Spartanburg || the tblrrl ilty In tit* State ft* popnlglfwn and blgber np In its euergr and progressive ness. According to tiie Herald of its cxee!- lenre it is trsmlded with "growing pain*,” the same a. a precocious 'ey. and the taxes arc Jusuflli lent for the payment of the citv expenses. It’s nonawf wnr funeral tmt «r# are glad that Rarnwell county i. In n dlf- ff rent cltH**,’naming JiA'iir li <ioien (reod Riwnll town* thftt rontritmtr mort to hour to enjoy a genuine Wouth Caro- th '’ ,h, “ 1 ^ o^rgrown )lna breakfast prepared according to ^l* 0 **** f^f*ld- She directions of a housewife who knows more and better things than all the chef, of tin* Utter day He went aboard the t . S. armed rrulser Tennessee under fair Carolina wkies, with the shouts of stheol rhildten making music In his ears and the friendship r>f grown up Charleston Those who lake the rarrvlng of Sew York State hy the Democrats on the Hth inst. to be the ending of Col. Roosevelt's political life may tw«* years hence have occasion to remember firo- ver Cleveland’s •■pinion of the stren* uoua oae. When Col. Roosevelt begs* •wishing him a good voyage *> I’atiama, j ••areer as a mamh-r of the ‘ 1 New York legislature Mr. aeveland said he, Roosevelt, was the smart. pleasant stay there and a .afe return to “the mr»at convenient |>ort.” Ou thla ten or twvdre day trip the tonic of the sea will restore hU mental equilibrium and far fr»in the madding crowd he can prepare, his maaaage to C’ongres*. He will return to Wgahlngton In time to eat the Thanksgiving turkey that will come to him, according to precedent, from farmer Henry Voss of Khode 1 aland, and by that time the taste of election ere w w il] have either Waulebed or become accustomed to. P. S- The foregoing was In type for Htt week's issue, but stlvertlsemen's coming in at tlte 11th hour aide tracked While one tail of tbe Taft trip i* a Ut* about aa good as any- weopuld get up In iu place much work in I; for it est politician be bad ever known, nr words in that effect. ‘‘Cheap a* dirt” la a <• •mpari.on that can no longer he uied 1* this State. Hast week O. C. Scarborough of Claren- dou County sold his planta'iot* on tbe Santee River, several miles from a rail road, containing l.irjo acre* for|’»0i«O. About Too acres are well improved. Thla Is the record breaking price for a large tract of South Carolina soil. slons. The following arilrl* from a recent Issue of the Suartanhurg H«r*hl shows how It hat worked nod Is work ing : Kor the purpose of telling Egyptian cotton to the local nulls HoiumRii Muche. of Alexandria, Kaypt, ail agent of Ueorge II. McKadden «V Brothers, cot ion mercliants of internal iotial rep utatlon, lias come to Spartanburg aud w ill «p#t d several week. In ibis part of t.h> -late. He Is stopping at the Finch Hotel. I Amertra generally takes from do, ! tkt) to 120,(SS) bales of Kgrptlati cotton a vear, Stld Mr. Muchr, but will take more tills year on account of the high price of Maple, or 1 >r.g-llbered cotton | grown In tiie United .Mates, and an ■ unmoiallf low price for tbe Kgyptlap | staple. Toe crop in Kgypt this vear Iv | very large.' That U why it is aelllug I so cheaply. ‘Ml Is ef a much better grade than ! is produced In America, thu lint being from one and Itirre-alxiemlha to out and one half Inches long . It la of a | qiisftfv and Is used for the Drier fsk- ric* and artlcitldai silk. Home <.f tiie mills in tin- North and a few In tbe south art running entirely on Kgrp- tian cotton. It Is iiringliig trnm tweaiy to tblriy two oeuts ft pound, but that includes the freight charges from Kgvpt. ‘Mn an ordinary season F.gvptlan staple I. dearer than tbe Aineritali •tapir, but our crop Is so good tnl> year that even with tbe freight charges we can undarsalt d#al«ra In Amerkai. staples.” CuiToa <.ae*wt»*i) i'* i Mr Muvh# talked cuurtaioingly of cotton growing In Fgypt. I.and is much higher there than here, depend log for it* vxlue u|m>ii it* proximity to i the river, iioml land near tbe Nile I bring. an acre, and tbvre Is llttl* ) • ot’on land tbut .ell- for lr»s than Vi>s» an acre The dearness of the land is somewhat counterbalanced, however by tbe cheap co.l of labor. The soij i. a fertile *ilt, made up of alluvial de posits brought down from Ahjislnla by th* river.. An ft* erag# of 4£t> pound* of lint to tbe acre has b#«ii produced in k.g vpt this year, and a* high a. #1X1 psoti.d. to tbe acre has been grown. The famies are inlllvated for tiie ilio.l par’ bv native. t hey do not gut (tit rollon tiiem.t | v a., I,lit .ell (be seed cotton ami leave ttie ginning Lo the «ot- ton nicrcbaiits. Mr. Muchs arrived in the United Mates from Alexandria two months ago and will return hrf.iro t bristnsa. As is an Austrian by death NU«a AND OIMMORH Col Rmisevelt ba. not .poksn that favorite work “dsa-Mgined" *lua« Ac- readier Kih Flying asacblaes come too high for editors I be < heape.l < oat tt.ts.i and tba sllghttfst utlabap mike, them pi. According to the Hnwerr Mis.inn of New Ynrk < tty th#r» aie i 4*si,t«st un. cuit»loyeil prr»ona la tiie I'tilted -.tstea. Miss Msnna l‘|ow<len, a lo year old Mis., ,.f tlarendon Cointv, t» the cbampione.s of fcuiiuine «orn grow er*-, Oo one as re she made this Te»r 1 2U bu.bcls. J. II. t aldwell. Mic Si'artanburg farmer who Ijriike Id. aarw of corn con t#«t land* with dvnaiBitw gathai#d oi bushel- s• tb* r#-ult. Idle mill#* liave I,eaten him hidly. •>Ir. Walter K Diinrnti vs 111 soon s-ver his conncclloii with lbs' \ihcn New •'sentinel. In .tauuarv next he will be gin pul'licalion at A'ken of Tlte (taro Ima .Male Magrzinc, There were trac« rif snow in Charles, to* on Saturday Tne average v*in|«r .now fill in the nil citv mia-ure. »n,uil un inch total, lint n.ualiy come, toward the cl >se of the iVinter. On Haturdsy per.orn wltne... ed a foot bad gai*i« at New Haven, Codn. •'lent hetvv f*w4t the Hvrva-d and Y ale collage traiha Tue game wa« a draw, neither side being aide to .core. The av erage of dailv deaths in |ying machine accident, is preity steady The cra»e for notoriety as the highest flyera or fastest goers makes ita victims forget all fiar of danger or thought ol dralb- i'ondaft#r it. {). Murray of tba Routhfru Katlwa*, who has hurl while cmipilng gars at lllackvilie several weeks ago was *•■ f.r recovared l.«t week a. in be on the street In Aiken, his honi* (own. sKn Hatrtrdar, ivafnre n,e>n, the iJherifT of Montgomery. Als., had rounded up -eltara of .oft urlnk- on •harges and suspicious of their being in tiie lilind tiger hu.inaa- also. He expeiled to hav« a linadrml for tr|»l 1)1 bight fail In tba sixty a«a#nj • isng-rss, enm- nitnclng March 1th, next, there will be obly threa .arvlvors of tb# war (>etwean the Muss <*b* held rank a. gen*r>l <>flc*r». They are Hinghabi and tJlierwood who were Unionists and OordM wiio w a. a Confederate . On rstisrnlng from Ids srlp tr» Rana nia I’reaident Tvft gave (Jharleafnu ttie go hr. Instead of laarling in tliat "iHoat cniivenlent home i*ort" be went dir. ct from tiuautnnluto, ( uha, to Hampton Roads, tiienee to Richmond to speak am] to W>vshingtun to winter. The export tax of flO a ton on pota.h exports liy the ttermau government is a har 1 and far reaching bit tlermury has tin 1 only abundant mines of this so nec-asary fertilixing (dement. If the tax stands the prices of fartllixers will Im a dollar a tois higher tbe crming tea sots. fin Satyirbar Cwl. Tbecufopa Rmvte- veil vlaitad Hew White House at W a«h- Ingtou for tb« Irst time since be tgave it up to Ida successor Re found no niemhwr of the Taft family it home, vet had a good hand shaking time with clerks, attendants Ac who bad served under him and still hold their Job., Ota Thnradav while bird hunting near Brnnfhtlll# Mr. 1‘reiton Anpleh? was accidently shot bv Dr. Falrey The wiHinbeb man was carried to a Charleston hospital where the doctors on Friday extracted I.V1 bird shat, from the face to tbe waist line of his hndy fiarloaa fansrq ivncea aver* r>«t appr*. bended. Fit f i* to j./i. peRTeR BARNWeLL, 8. 0. )-#e-a—a*-c T • i i i ♦ a ♦ a HOME BANK of BARNWELL The Farmers Union Bank tt»—r~* We Solicit Your Business. Pay 4 Per Cent on Time Deposits ~Z -IT ♦ 4 ♦ ? ♦ 1 4 4 DIRECTORS; J. J. C*rl*ran Ttrlt • m S. Cave Dr Tom F. ffngj (» Milier (irrene T. Jeff Grubbs William I,. Cave W’mtnn T Walker B. Lvc Jiastcrlmg OFFICERS Harry D. Calhoun, FreaiHcnt William I,. 'Cave, Viet Prexblent N. G W Walker, Cashier K C. Carroll, Ak»t (. avhirf 1 i ♦ ♦ ♦ a 4 s G, Miller Greene, Attorney -n-r- OINiNINlO at BARNWELL OIL MILL JVIopday, Wedpesday, ffiday. Beginning M.vnd.v, Nnvemher 2iif. umh Bafpwell Oil jVlill Wm. E. McNflb - - - Manager Bunniess, TiinbcM* & Farm Slock iu :iin With bixteffn yparff’ cr|hmicnc** .xati H^imrc tlcnliii. Iiorktb, mtilib, wd^onn, etc. to mv credit. I free t*» that at mo time in my eHieer Imvt. I hem in t\ Itettor position to norve my fri'-mK, old mid now, than at tlii« Ht*ajioyk. I hbvo jij»t roturned from fho Wa ^t, where promt fortune to pr» t the crebni of the rn irkt D*. bhipment ofxt'H’k. it wre- my Mv lie v*r eonsiat'm^ '»f 4 V SETTLES 1 HIOHSES i NC»TI< K. Tba U/viinty Treasurer will He at point* ■»•>«-,I Kslow for the pitr|h>#e of cnllacMnf Ma'#, fonntv, >ehool and Road tax*, for the S-r-al year eorw a»*«M-Uig January 1. 1*10 ; hla-kvllle Thur-dftv Nov ITMt, 1*'" Wllliston fri.’av ” lui., IDIP t lends)* Tue.dav ” iVnd, HdU. Fairfax Wedne.d.y “ tJ-d, l:* n Treasurer'. •• lB, e at It* r n w el I will hv closed on the shove dafvs. J II A rr nstrang < onnty Tr. aauisf. Barnwell, H ( , Oct Jitb, tiki HOTICTC TO PtBTORfl ARD CVKD- rroRA. A'l person* b'-NIng claims against the e.tate «f Mi.a l.in v s l*eTt-n. d»- ce.a-ed, wijl jdcase preterit th* *»•*•» ffSiiy iittestnl to the ninfer*tgra#<4 and *11 perao«e Indebted to tlia .ai*t estate arc notlbvd and requeued te< make ivrorffpt paitiacnt to me. W . H Jones, gn»liDed Kxecuror. < alumhla. H 0 , Nov t*tb, !*lff. IfOTIC* OF FINAL DMCMAH**. Notice la hereby given that tiro un dersigned will on Monday, December 12, Iflb, Die with H"<*. J m*. H. ln#l- Jing, Judge of F’rohatc for Bsrnw.ll Countv. hi# final return as Adm1ni*tr* tor of tbe estate of J. ff Ureecb, lie ceased, and apply for Latlers Disaiis •ory. R. 8 *Yva»har*bew, Adaainitiraiiar. Nnv. b, ItlO F<»R AA I K. Wanted, to i.r> JdX #fres 'it laud k now n a* the Marla J fl f'reeeb pla#", four nallw# a*ad a half fmm Al lendale, three nalW* frnw >elg|ing sod three mile, fmai HycsWsore, iwesbwarJ \ i r I ,t ne Railroad . Wtl| sell for half casb, htlarava o« NI) (1 Novemher all hiiNtt-. in emu*?icH to \-i-ut me ;it nn Hill will rcieh Hnniwidl <»n MomUv. Cordial invitation id extvmled to mijoinin 'JSth. and !\ 1 ».irn we 11 < > jt Stahle^. M here OMlrtvnu** tn*Atin* nf bud th* oqmiA th at an watch* wordd, Ifit i* A rJic® puggy, a Serviceable Wagon ff xtronpr *ot <»f n.*irnr#w ( x flr-t < la«-> I..tp Kope or * oooil whi|> that you need, \ ou will find it hen*. No hetter line »in\ where. CHARLIE BROWN B V K N 'V1 1 I . South ( .trolini ■i . McCORMICK MACHINERY! t il I.. Ureerh, A fwivt. Barn wall, r* ( LANDS FOR SALE. Now is the time N> buy, Uawil* will nev«r W« cbeapsr, and sure W* tawvwaa* lu vav*« f BUY NOW. I.aM Tawashlf baariM noMe. KNKMIF.S. Y’ear* ago it was predicted ami prom- laa>d that the building of cotton mills iu tbe South would create a good home market for tba staple and that farmers Heverwnr An*#! ha* refused to al- toer a party of upper Kdgeff. M oounty t» vole u|>ofi annexation to Ureenwond eountv, as a aeceaslon <if that area would bjave Kdgebeld aoaniai| a oounty that it could nor spare enough territory to allow the North Augusta project another chance to create a county along the Savannah Rlter. Angu*ta f*rgo: or Ignnrwd on the first day of tbl* weak the command ment: Remember the Sabbath Dav to keep it llnlr. Disappointment that FOR SA UR. One tract > f land, owe handred and tweotv-ive acre*, more nr lea*, lying (wo and • half mile* .Sooth of Willis ton, known as the I reaeeh place will be (u|d to tbe highest bidder on Ralur dav, November 12th. at 1J ncjock, »i at Wllllsto , K. C. Six Room dwelling and al] necessary owt buildings. Terms half cash. ". H 0llr. U. Admlidstrator. hbff Acres, Klrh Barnwell ( ouh!) , One Haf i« na tlvattw* wondtand. Two wde* frs m Be* mg huttwtt #a At anrle (V.a.t I.to# R I rsaad Ruildtugs amt IntpruverttaalS. A bargain In tbit plana. Teriasa eaat . go*) Acres. Halldlng* asii laswiuv*- mem*. 900 In cuHIvattnn, M acre# In woodland Tbre# mites rrtviv* w«ell1ag wuth*a A. 0. 1. «. Fear art lee fro* Dua barton A . U. I,. T* rma ease 4>ki An re* |n Karaarvll Townabiy Houses and ioi»-rnva)a»aata. Four ortlad fnn* Harnweli Coart H«uae 10O acre* Ivi rttitivatlow balance la wnm] and timber. Tama easr. tdrt Acrisa Three wtilea frwwa Haraaraes <!nnrt Honae. KMacrcalst c^Klvattaa balanbe iw Tidlber And JFwod, Term. away. V) Acre* threa ru'lea from Harwsva- Court Mou*e. Mouses and Bagrovs* manta. *0 acre* in dultlvatioit balaa»» in and Tlasbwr Te lia eaay. UaMse and sea thea* pr«a|>ertt#a. J. O. Fatt#ra**n A x*.. Wo hftV<‘ Krc'uotl tiie nyrcncy of tlte relehiaftd naick Mowgrt-. KeapcMK, liind.TH, ofe. Wo Imve in • Itrjfff Hiipply of all the DHeohyary repair parts. Com»‘ tf> HOO UK. Wo can Aupply you on nhort Mt f d;. stock notice. *4* ARMSTRONG Sc SNGLLINC, -f HAKNWELL, S. r. ( 'I DISfoj.UTTOS NOTICK. The enpartnerahlff haretofore exist ing beta ren the naberalgnert under tbe trio name of I. F. Still and .x>na ha. been dissolved by mutual cn.ent, Mrs J K Boll withdrawing from th*- grin Tbe business will le- continued hv H, M. KtllJ and I F. Ntlll under the firm nkmp of t. F Hull A .Son*, the said R B Still and I F. Still assuming the government cenau* report gave thu a || ll.bllltlea of the former firm, and city a population of only 37.401 a vol unteer cen*n» was ukan by 300 enume rators who found tb# population to all Indebtedness due payable to ua. •aid firm R. R RtMI, I K. btill. .^jihr’i /rp«t Hradqoaruaa for D#*t*. ffUckboaHa, Mag*, ( harts, t'rajna Rraavr* tod df) wdionl aaggltea. (SHwpleVa Catalogae t rrc. Ml..V7t*a agr ggga-atrrMm Asmara V.nte-tain■*aut g ir«h( Kpesial Cat%- Waw* Wagatdkah Axitn-rn .ftrbool Nrasw, tae omy ednuartoaal Ji«on*al In the state W. H. JONES, Mgr. Columbia- S C- bigg; s HARNESS Company As Mbnygcr of tlir Allen laic Live Stock - -■*»« iRMht JaMrt ariflfed with a car of Kentucky nise.l an ! Km- tucky broken Mi^h Cla»« Horses and a car of Tennessee Mule*, *!1 jouivg, douml an ? ready for work of ,mv kind. We will tell at reasonably low prices for cash or sat is- ffftory paper. ALLENDALE LIVE STOLE COUPANV, J. E Kllit, Secretary and Treasurer Allendale. South Carolina