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The Barnwell People. I, - -- ■ — TOK BURNING BARNVVKLL. thrun’i JHO. I. HOLPES, Editor 1 Prop'r. LARGEST C0U5TT CIRCDLATIOH. THURSDAY. Al’Rir. 18.1908. W:* The.o 4»v* U fit matter* of grrnt po- rnktirfor h.iRjnei* Inu-re.t there U eontra*t of oplnionio Nti<) belief* e* Kreet a* the oonfuMon of ton|{ites that put an end to the building of the Tower of Bebel. ' , Ryery men of opportunity thtnlc* be Itnow* ovliat ehoiild be done and how and when, and U far readier to jjlve ad vice than hi* ll«tener* or reader* arc to tilTe and follow hU tuggeRtlon*. There U the highest authority that In a multitude of oounaettbr* there i* la Oapt. North rap’* aeoount of the capture of Barnwell In February. I8M, bf Kilpatrick’s Cafalry be atated that an order we* ia*ued'by that ofllecr that any one’ caught netting fire to any building In tht town be *hot (without judge or jury). We have aecuredfrom eye wltne*«e* of reliability Um following facta at tft the burning of the many boueea tacrl- dued by the Invading force*. With the entry of Kilpatrick’* troop er* the torch wae applied to the follow- Ihg building*: 1. Dwelling nf Wlnche*ter Graham Kiq.on Qrnjiain Hill, on tha road to Morri*’ Ford! —- r *. Dwelling of Dr. L C, Dnncan and one out-bulldlng. wM.di *tood <>n Ihe town side of Mr* W. R. Moore’* pre* ent re*idenca. , - JL . . . & Dwelling 1. It. llutinn Esq. which •tood between the prenont rerlili'imu* of Mayor Calhoun and WTTHsm MoiVah. 4.- (>moc of the Barnwell |^aentlnel. wUdom, but that wl.tlom must be em bodied In the conclusion* that are reached, endorsed and adopted, which wontala the wheat of fact and reason ii rtc(TTr<rrfRh?iidrsfr or-TrnJtr I d u s 1 one aided argument. With jso many jplunteer advice givers In evHry.line of public, political and In*, duatrlal life It la no wonder that there Is ■More r are ao few advice takers. Perhaps it better ao for the reason that now than ever before men are doing thal own thinking and acting accordingly. It used to be said of some public men that when they took snuff their fellow citizen* *ocezed, but the snuff habit has gone, anthnow the successful politician i* the one with foresight to know how the currents of the future wlllrun. and alert enough to get on the front wave. If hfl-see* right he reaches hi* goal and make* hi* safe harbor in offleo, but If his ju iguicnt D wrong he Is cast ashore to wait for the coming of another freshet, and these do not often follow the old channel*. Wa are uujvedto this expression/of opinion because an esteemed corres pondent has declared It our duty to give a lot of advice to other people, Who may not, they »ee things, need or «*are for It, and who are probably more competent to manage their own affair* than we are to tell them. In giving Rich facts as we may have and leaving the verdict to others more directly concerned the better result* are reached. - But if our esteemed cofresponYTcnT will H»k for advice for himself hi* re quest will not go unheeded. THE YELLOW PERIL. Tha Japanese government has order ed five hundred thousand gun sOurtt* from an Iowa, manufacturer. They will lurdly be needed In the present war with Russia, hut thea* long sight ed yellow folas are looking far ahead ami ma'.ing ready for a more gigantic •truggie. Only a few. da*ys ago high Japanese ofllolals declared that In ten vearrflmrChina will be able to defy Bussia, and these new weapons may be Intended for arming the Chinese ar mies being reorganized according to Japanese ideal*. hhnuld'Japnn complete Russia's de feat and proclaim a Monroe doctrine for Asia these same arms may be used In the Philippine*. THE WAR IN THIS EAST. A new chapter begins. h* ' ' On Saturday the Russian Baltic fleet which left St. Petersburg month* ago entered the China Sea. having In its deliberate progress toward the East trained If* crew* for the battle work ahead of . them. This fleet consDts of six battle •hip*, nine cruisers, eight torpedo boat destroyers and other vessel* making a total of some ftfty-one craft. The Japaneje fleet of .Vice-Admiral Togo was reported as thirty miles dis tant from the Russian advance on Sat- ordav afternoon, and the greatest na- Val battle the world has ever known Is only a matter of days. Russian hopes of success In the war that has gone so hardly against the 4'aar rest now on the one chance of a decisive victory over the ships and saiT- ors of the M ikado. Should that happen the •Ruation would bp vastly changed. Russia would tako new heart and oourage. The domestic troubles would for the time end and the Japanese ar mies in Manchuria would be In peril because of the loss of unhindered com munication by fea with their home is- lamU. But a Japanese victory on the eea would make Russia’s cause hopele** and put her at the mercy of the con- —,-qneror. Aoother great battle on land appeara “TWHIrtnenr.—The Japanese army flushed with victory, said to number 47o.OOO men is reported advancing against the Russian forces which have concentra ted since their defeat at Mukden and have been heavily reinforced from Eu rope. At this distance it seems that ^he Russians must continue to retreat on land a* they are far outnumbered, While their sbtpMre not In the best condiUon.for quick and effective work, ns their long sea voyage In w arm e wa ters has fouled their bottoms with bar nacles, &c.. that hinder their speed. Possibly this entry of the Russian fleet into the China Sea may bring peace without a tight. Neither Japan nor Russia may be willing to risk a battle In which the defeated side woultj, lose everything. If so they might agree on terms that were impossible a week ago or that would be impossible •fter a battle. —■—* —-—‘ DOXT COUNT CHICKENS YET. To date this has been one of the pret tiest spring times within the reoollec- tlon of the oldest Inhabitant, but it will be a long time before crops are safe,, -—-and as inthe past great disasters may ‘ come. In 1804 cotton was killed In . May, in 1818 as the result of a great drought' cotton brought 32 cents a pound, In 1844 the summer was so cold that no seed corn matured in upper South Carolina, and people bad to get seed for the next crops from North Carolina and .Tennessee, on April 15th IRlO-tnow- aSq *feet ‘fllletPcotton aad " conr;T« 18» euRlauimder, no fruit. In IWff hbt summer, no fruit*, In 1888 wet •ummer, poorest crop In many year*, tft 1859 frost Hi upper Georgia. Juue lat, much cotton not up to Juoq 10th. At election held at Bamberg qn the 3d ln«t 129 votes were cast for and 42 against granting a franchise for 30 years foes a waterworks system ami eleetrfc ' lights. The town haa con tracted for 2j arc lights at *:*) each per annum.an.iD*9-.hydrant* at $30 each' per year. There is a probability that she contractor*, HowpH A Jordan, will ; establish a tfolley line to Deawark. West end of Main Street. 5. The District Jail. 0. The Coutt-liouee. Applications wyre made by many householders to the Federal headquart ers for guards which,were granted and the burning* ceased until the infantry marched away some four or five day* later, when the following building* reduced to ashes: Homd of Mrs. Hughes, near pres- residence of Mr. 8. B Most-ley. 2. ; Dr. J.lf). Hagnod’* olllce, which stood on Ihftsiteof the Molalr House: 8. Masonic Temple, next door to ihe ■North, where present Masonic Hall stand*. 4 J 8. Brown’* store, present stand of Lemon Bros. ft. W. H. Doncan’a office, the Easter ling-Fafterson Co.’* corner marcu later, ware i U- 11 ent m r La wniTrte* of A A Id r It'll, whpv Breland’* barber shop IS now. , 7 Cliarle* Zi*»cu’s house, where Cave <4 Richardson’s stable stand*. 8. J. D. Allen’s olHco. oj the present site of Ryan’s store. I). I.M llntaon’s law. office, where Creech's Pharmacy l*. 10. J. J Ryan’s store, corner Main at. and Court House Square. 11. Law Otlice of Winchester Graham E-q. 12. Law office of J. J. Maher E*q. 13. J»aw otQce of (l^AV. Muse . Esq , where Green’s Restaurant la kept. - 14. E L. Sadler’* Hotel, on the slope of the Hill, East of Fire Proof Annex. 15. Sadler’s Stable, corner front of R. A. ElII*, E»q. Id The Hunger House between M. J. Delk’s residence and Thk I’Kor-i.n Oflice. 17. The Thomas Houa", • where Ti:k PifoPLK'a otllce I*. 18. W. T. RIchaMlson’s Store, corner public nquare and Jackson Street. 19. Charles Pcchman's Carriage F;te tdiy, where the Knepton House now stand*. ‘ ~ 20. Loch’s Htorc, between last' named and Price’* Shop. 21. Fred l)ami«h’s house, East of Capt Dunn’a Stables. 22 Ice llouaeon publicsquare, front of Thk Pxoplb Office. 23. R. A. Gantt’* dwelling and ont- biilldtiiga, occupying square South of the KaptDt Church., 24. Miller Store, w here the Bank of Barnwell makes money. 26. The Allen House, now occupied by store and residence of K. W. Dick*. 20. Post oflice building and billiard parlor in rear of above. 27. Male Academy, where colored Baptist church now »Und*. 28. Building owned hy Col. U II. Brown, where Mrs. J. B. Easterling’* residence stands. 29. Dwelling of Capt. J. I). Allen, on Blackvlile Road. UNION MEETINGS. Saturday and Sunday, April 29 and 30. PBOORAMMB, 1st Query: What R a revival of Chriatianaf The Holy Spirit’* work In the preparation for It, the meant to do It and the reaulta of it? 2d Query: The qualification* and methods of successful soul-winning. 3d Query: Are we approaching a great religion*—awakening) Indica tions as presented by recent evange listic movements. 1st Union to meet at Cypress Chapel Church. Introductory Sermon: Rev. C. M., Billing*. 1st Query: Brethren Brinson, R. M. Mix-on. Jno. Kennedy Sr . P. Bates. 2d Query : Rev. Snider. Brethren J. K. snelllng, W. T. Walker,—Urof. Smith. * ■’ 3d Query: Rev*. W. D. McMillan, Jno. H. Owens, Willie Mims. G. Blrt- Missionary Sermon: Key. W. M. Jones. 2d and 3d Unions meet at Double Poud Church. Introductory Sermon: W. G. Brit ton. 1st Query: Rev. G. N. Askew. B rethren J. B. Black, Isaac H. HutlSv J. H. Fender. , 2d Query: Rev*. S. 1\ Hair, T. J. A. Jenkins. 3d Query : Brethren S. G. -Mayfield, D. O. Hunter, J. Chris McMillan, C- M. Kdentleld Missionary Sermon: Rev. J. B. Hoi- 1 ly. Dinner to be expected on the ground* Saturday. The Union* may provide services other than the Missionary Ser mon. The second and third Uniona unite at Double Pond by the permission of the Reedy Branch Church, with which the second Union was to have met, because the two churches were situated so closely together. Sunday last wft* the fortieth annlver jury of Um> mmw&ltor of, Gen. K. K Lee. President E. D Smith sat* that W 01,000 pledges for reduction of co acreage are on (He in hU office Four hundred persona lost tliel (Ives In Madrid, Spain, on Saturday by ihe collap«e of a reservoir In process bf construction. “TBe "Panama Canal rommlsalnn want* to Import 20,000 Japanese labor ers te dig the M* dltcb. a* white peq- f ie cannot stand the climate and West ndln negroes are too slow to hustle. Andrew Carnegie has conditionally pledged himself to gtre at lea*t a mil lion dollar* of a fund nf $23,000,000 t to he rtti-ed by the New England Method i*t* for the support of superuqiiuat(!d preacher*. j Editor James T. Bac field ChroHlcle, is off on Journey to the Mediterranean Hie bandit, Kalstiif, get him there will be much mourning in Edgefield and elsewhere. The first base ball fatality of the sea son occurred at Asheville, N. C.. on Saturday, when a boy 13 year* old was bit In the back of the head by a batted hall, hi* neck dislocated ubd death re sulting in 16 minutes. WherevSrtBM m*n goes h«M. al- moyit invariably InvIrcJ Pi call again, ndjet h«rl* the most unpopular man wn. *» A aevbro cold or-attaek of la grippe is like a lire, the sooner von combat It the better your chances are to pver- power it. \ But few mothers in this age are willing in do the necessary work required to give a good old-fashioned tellable treatment, such a* would be admliilstered by their grandmothers, hacked hy Boschre’* German Syrup, w|hlch was always liberally used In -connection with Jhe homo treatment cold* and Is still in greater household fbvbr than any known remedy. But even without the application of th<* will It grown peeple. It relieves the congested or gans,«llays the irritation, and effec tively stops the congh. Any child will t*ke it. It R Invaluublb Id a house hold of children. Trial size bottle, 25c; regular size, 7fto. For sain by Creech’s Drug Store and Searson’s Drug Store. >} i ■. \ even wminut me application ot tn«* •on, of'tU Edge- ^hi-f*«hloned.aid. German Syrup will mi a twJ jrtontbs cure a severe co .I In quick Hme. I. rrnnean. tmonld «'H cure cold* in children or grown Rev. V.’ I. Masters, of the Baptist Courier, who ha* travelled all oyer the State recently, thinks there will be no reduction oT cotton acreage till* year worth talking about.^vflqnie think that their neighbor* w ||| cut dcian and that this Is thdr time to iiiake a taise. On Monday a.petltlon was presented to the Governor asking fur, an election on the question• of cresting Heyward County. Thi* Is a renewal of the shoo string proposition for Ihe benefit of North Augusta. This time no slice of Barnwell < oupty is a-ked, nil Ihe ter ritory within ti;e proposed boundary line being KdgcIleUI and Aiken land?. The yeggmen who robbed the Heath Spring* Batik, Lancaster county, the lirct of Inst week, were caught up w ith near Lllesvifle, N. C.. on Saturdav. Two were captured, both wotjnded. one mortally, while one escaped. Those caught had the mmcrial for aafe crack ing and some of the stolen money and dwekk. ' '' On Satnrd-iy "Mt*. Annie Bow-e, a Virginia widow, made -the mistake'of giving her two children strychnine in stead nf quinine, her twelve jear old daughter dying and her teh year old son bUitTg desfwAstMly *ick. The mi hap py mother t *"k both' strvcJinine ami carbolic acid, but they failing to kill she shot herself through the heart with a revolver. * La*Tyear Texas farmers In tie weevil section made a pretty fair ton crop hy early phiiiling and enlrivutissw. ThU year,,bio much ho! 14.. cot- fast has delayed preparation and planting anil the crop is bound to lie late. Bo the boll weevil may be expected to get in its work before the crop mature*. So say* Vice President Peter* of the Cotton Association. since Monday President Roosevelt has been hunting jack rlihbits and cnyoie* in Oklahoma Territory. To assure him a g >od time a saddle ljor»* wa* sent him from Kentucky and 75 < f the finest gray hounds in the 'Vest col lected to chase tho fast animals over the prairies. Today tho President is expected to go to Colorado, w here he w ill hunt largrr game. The commL-ioner* of agriculture of the cotton” Suiies all report ihe reduc tion of nciesge as a ll\od fact. The figures given are about 2-i ncr Cent. In 'IVxh*; between 20 and 25 in Missis sippi; 3J 1-3 In Alabama; 23 in Ten nessee; 2» in Arkansas Figure* me trot given as to Louisiana, Georgia, North and Smith Carolina, but they are all in line w ith the States above mentioned. President E. D. Smitir- of the South Carolina Cotton Grower** Association haa visited all section* of the State and from personal observation and inquiry and the reports of othera declare* that the farmer* are fairhfnllv reducing acreage and the use^of fertilizer*. He gets the same news from all the cotton States,.and I* confident that the farm ers will win the fight and make good the South’s prosperity. The West gave President Rffusevelt a wonderful welcome U-t week. From his crossing of the Mi-sR-ippi to the crumbling wall* of the Aladio all ages and conditions, from the gray survivor of the civil war to the litlle ones of the public schools, from governors aftd high state official* to the dav laborer, united in extending to him a greeting such as no ntlnr President has ever Who D hat” A bill collector.” 'HE GOOD OLD WAY. ..CAMTH0L. IS A SPECIFIC A f ter v'ear* of experimenting, also., letter* dally from every corner of the globe, convince* us that CAMTUOL stands without a peer for the follow ing complaints. WANTED. v . • —^ k Good Milk Cow. Goo. H. Bote*, Barnwell,.B. G. CHOICE COTTON SEED. A limited amount of— The Johns Improved Cotton ^ • Seed, : that for years have made two bales to the acre for sale at 75 cents per bushel in small quan tities. : -Appbrto / . i W. I. JOHNS, Baidock, S. C. Barnwell • White • to —EOR SAtE AT TU K*- FOR SALE. One second hand Reniiii<r«on Type writer in gBod condition. Write to or call on W. 11. June*. Booaairiill. ■ MASTER’S SALE. State of South Carolina, > County of Bam well. ) Court of Common Pleas. F. G Kick ling, A Plaintiff. V* L. R. Free, et nl., , Defendants. ^ ■ Decree of Foreclosure and Sale. By virtue of n decretfU order to me directed in the above, entitled cause. 1 will sell at Baiuwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, May tho first, 1905, It. being saleday in said month, within thej-gal hours of* sale, the following deswribed real property : , "AH that certain lot or piece of land, with the improvement* thereon, sit uate, lying and. being. In the town of Blackvlile, in the county of Barnwell, In the State aforesaid and containing and measuring fifty (eet fronting on Pascalll* Street and running back to a depth of two hundred and ten feet, and bounded a* follows: On the North by Nerland’a Lane; on the East hy lot of Sopln Drew ; oh the South by Pascal- li* street and on the West hy lot of J. L. Jjojiic'ton.” Tcmr'PashT Purchaser to pay for papers. H. L. O’BANNON, M a*ter. Master’s Office, March 30 h, lUttL, MASTER’S SALE. South Carolina, 1 r j Barnwell County ^ — -wr-n— r ^ Court dT Common Pleaa. 8.’J. Powell, Plaintiff. vs Lee Powell, —— ‘ Defendant. • Decree for Foreclosure and Sale. He seemed-fr haye-qifttored-*fore*aid, wa+<l to contain three liun received the heart of the heart must have been by the good will manifested. South and deeply hi* own to nr Tie tl And he again pledged himseif 4o teffie Presi dent of tlm whole people. ^ \Y UATliUATARR Hf Sandlfer. Brethren Jaa. McMillan, J. Hyomel Cures this C immnn aird--Dig agreeable Disease. J. D. Moore, /- W.G. Britton. ComtniUee. of I.ancaster It. Ita advan- ALDRICH PLAN POPULAR. Prominent farmers County are adopting (ages: Lancaster, April 6.—(Special)—What Is known aa Ifte Aldrich System la growing In popularity In this county. Farmer* who have tried It are greaMy pleased with result*, and In onn*e- quenoe, many others will mako. .similar experiment* thi* vear. - AcHOciate Justice Tra B. Jones is ar ranging to have an entire farm of twelve plow* worked accqrdlpg to the Aldrich plan. Rows four feet apart have been laid off and double row* of cotton will be alternated wKh double rqwaofo’orn. -* ~ *- Mr. C. L. McManus, an auoceaaful.farmer, who was IIvotnel cores catarrh by the simple ineth'Kl of hrentlting it Into the itir passage* and lungs. D. kill* the germs of the catarrhal poison, heals and soothe* the Irritated mucous mem brane, enters the blood with :be oxy gen and kills the germs present there, effectually driving this disease from the system. If vou have any of tho following symptoms, catarrhal germ* are’ at work somewhere In the mucous mem brane of the nose, throat, bronchial tub s or tlsMic* of the lungs, offensive breath huskiness of voice discharge from'the nose stoppage of the note at night # * aching of the body droppings in the throat mouth open dryness of the nose pain across the eyes pain lu hack of the head caster’s delegate! unusually he of Lan- *f Orleans Iffich ayi- Convention, will try the tern 4h4c'year tm iiU _ _____ excepting hla creek bottoms, of course, Mr. Gqorge W. June*. Secretary of the Countjr Cotton Growers Association, will al*o follow the same plan on all of hla farms. Those who have already experiment er! along the same .lines say that the double crop system greatly reduce* the ’cost of production, materially increnses the yield per acre of both the cotton and the corn and improves the laud.— Xca? tutd Courier* April 8. . ■ - , pain In front of the head tendency to take cold burning pfyi in tifie throat hawking to clear the throat pain In the chest a cough stitch In side loslng'of flesh Variable appetite low sp rlted at times raising of frothy mucous expectorating yellow.mstter neat lainev a!n while sleeping tickling back of the palate formation of crusts in the nose dryness olthe throat in the morning loss of strength spasms of coughing cough sbort and backlog cough worse nights and morning* loss In vital force a feeling of tightness r across the upper part nf the che*t difficulty la breath ing By wlrtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell at BirnwelJ, in front of the Court I rouse, on Monday, May first. 1905. it. being saledav in said month, within the legal hour* of sale, the following described real prop*-tt£_: "All that certain tract or plantation of land, situate In the G uinty and Mate tired and thirty (330) acre*, more or less, and bounded as follows, to wit: -North, by tand* of i*at Hair and Fred PowHIa South, by land* of Mrs. Mary WHIR; East, by land* of Mr*. L. A. Thompson and on the Westbv lands nf Mrs Fannie Hair and 8. Armstrong.’’ Al*b, ♦’All that certain lot of lard with the porate limit* of the town of Elko, in the aforesaid (Joiufty and Sute, said to cont'airi'rtvfr-olghth* (J) of an acre, more or les*. and bounded a* follows to wit: . * North, bv land* Of South Carolina A Georgia Hail Road Company; East, bv M. Bonnpart; South bv Town Hall lot of Elko and We«r bv Church Street.” Terms cash. .-Purchaser to pay for papers. - H. L. O’BAXNON, Master Ba-nwell County Ma-ter’s Office, March 30th,.1904. SHERIFF’S SALE. South Carolina, Barnwell County. } Laura P, Priester, Plaintiff, vs Jones H. C. All, Defendant. By virtue of an execution to me di- rfected by the Clerk of the Court of the disease, destroy II tory organ*, «nriuh and purify die blood with additional ozone 1 and after a few days u*e of thia treatment the majority of these aymptotna will have disappeared. In a few wtefcs the eyre will be complete. Catarrh or catarrhal cold* canno^ exRt when Hvomel I* used. This i* a strong »tnicmcut, but J. C. Creech emphasiz”* it f>y agreeing to •refund juur money If Ilyqtuei doe* not cure. Common !*leas, \V. Gilmore Simms, I have levied upon and will Kell to the highest blddyr for cash, in front of~The Court House in Barnwell, on Monday, the first day of May, A. D. 1905. it be ing saleday In *ald month, within the legal hours nf sale, the follow ing de scribed real eatate to wit': Alt that certain tract of land in Bull Pond ToWushlp. containing two thous and eight hundred and ninety two (2892) acre*, more or less, and hounded on tEe North by land* of D. 8am* and 8. A. Owens; East by land* of K. H. Sams; South hy Savannah River and Qd.1 of Mr*. Kirkland, better known a* the Jone* TL-G. AM place; West by landa of D Sam*. Levied upon a* the property of Jonea H. C. All under execution in favor of Laura P. Priester, to Ibtitfy the said execution and cost*. Terms casb, purchaser to pay for pa pers. - FRANK H. CREECH. Sheriff of Barnwell County'. Barnwell, .8. *)„ April, Ukb, 191'a. The sort that your ' s’oek will thrive on i A" w hen figblingGen eral Green this Bummer. Ssmplts mav be seen at the office of TTik Peo ple or the store of- Kastekuso -Pat- fie . tkrson Compact. Alfred Aldrich. For Better Schools. TO TRUSTF.ES: I am prepared to furnish S.-hoo! Fur niture and Supplie* of all kinds. I can supply the School* of the Conn tv with thoroughly competent teacberi- bf high perstmaf character.- ' TO TEACHERS: lean help you secure desirable and profitable position* Make the S-h«*«] Room* comfortable, employ the Right Teacher*, and the children will make the progress that will the better assure their success in after life. Call on or correspond with W. II Jones, Barnwell, 8. C. DIRECTORY. NEXT DOOR TO BANK. F ULL line New Good*, from the cheapest to Jbigat the market offer*. -r New Funeral Car of Latest Style and Design- We beg to state to our friend* and the public generally that we expect to carry a full line and all ■nail and telegraph order* whl have our prompt attention. W- D Drew, E D Still, Jr M Proprietors. Elackville — — — 8. 0. IMr ARE RHOAVIXG NICE ASSORTMENT ||[ OF SEASON A ULKj GOODS: LaCES.- Embroideimes. All Overs. liHILI.tANTINKS, I* O NO E N F T TF-S, Lawns, Linens and Wash Fab- RKS. AVE IN VITK INSPECTION. BRIGGS, BUIST & CO. BOUT LET Get Poor and Bony. -’•i -*- GivA each one a bottle of White’s Purgative Medieiqc. This put^iim in shape to get the full beifefit of ' WHITE'S Worm and Condition Powders Which is given for 8 days. You will be astonished at the improvement. >n n A l!n #1 Ifi/tnnti flitrn A eoml)inatlon «rem- edy for K i d n c y troubles with stock and a'certain colic cure. in n nnir l SnSronnf ^Tbo only perfectly bat-* anced, sub-cutahco counter iiiitant. For sale by 7TT\ lat^T' ‘ C., N. Btirekhalter, nrist. c>-> • I DEPOSIT YOUR MQ^TEY f ; \ | THE BANK of BARNWELL. | I * * ID \V CAPITAL. - - - - SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS. $60,000- - $30,000. MONEY kept in jupr h«iiwe may l>e lost by theft or tire. Deiaaslt It with u* and transfer Hie rc'pnnsitrttitv. •V i f VI A IIA I v- ^ •* ' t * o * *./ I * • » » . We carrv Hl'fefll-'H INSrUANCK PBOTF-CTION. md h*»-e fire proof yault*. The hub'll of (lepoaliiny with us will save yon many a dollar that might be unwisely sya-nt if k' pt fa vour pocket*.' (ON FKAl T THE J1A 81T NO A. The c nvenieocff-xad safety oTpaying all yoar obligations by che<5S, bttee trted, wjjl never f* 1 given up. - ‘ , Checks and drafts can be swfcly sent to ns by 'nail without being regisUrciL Either call in person and open' ao account with us or write us. V. V. CALHOUN, Prestden*. UL'TLEH IlAliOOI), Vlee-Presideiit. R M. BLT K1N0H \M, ( ashfer. G. W. MANV^Ll.E, A»>l. (.'asbier/ NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. AH person* holding claim* against the estate of J. *1’. Smith Jr., deceased, will please pre-ent them, duly attested, at once to the undersigned AdiuinUtra- tor*. •• j v .- ' -* V . Al*o persons Indebted to the said e« tate will plea*e come forwartf'llnd set tle »ame iinmedhifeiv. ~B7E. and J. XV. Smftfff“ by King Seed, they arc King’s name and in every excellence. H. D. Still, —- - , r iBl ^CKALLLE. S. C. S’ INAL 1) ISCFIA RC, E. Notice i* hereby given that the nn- doralgned will, on Saturday, April 2-M. 1!K)6. file hi* final account wirb J. K. Snelling, E-q , Judge of Probate for Barnwell County, a* Gunrdian of Han von Lem-sne {ne- Kirkiand) and nsk for letters dismiasorr, T George D. Kirkland, Guardian. March 18th, 19b5. NOTICE.OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice I* hereby given that the un dersigned will, on Saturday, April 29, 1905. file their final account with Jglin K. Snelling, Jtfllge of I’rotmte for Barnwell County, aa Executor* of tho eatate. of J. W. Allen, deceased, and ask for letter* dismUsorv. J. R Allen, ~ J. M Allen, Ma-ch 24th 1905. FOR SALE. FIFTEKM KINK 1 M l‘ K O V E II FARMS—In Screven and Burk3 cWTln- tlea. Georgia. -J. —— Apply on Saturday* to Charlie R. Owen*. 4t Barnwell, ,S. C. BEST EDBN SEED. Three hundred powwd* pure *eed of thi* matchle** metou for fale at 40 cent* per pound. H, W, BMiardsoo. _:T ; v JUrnwelL S. C. DR. ML LEE, JR., Dentist, WILUSTON^^- JS. C. Will work anywhere in the country by special appoROtucaw b As I will reduce 'my cotton acreage I offer a limited quantity of _ at 50 cents per bushel, check to accompany order. i These seed vvere saved from seed bought direct from King,, the originator, and are strictly pure,' having been selected for my own use. If you wish to succeed, plant 1 • TO BUYERSI i JUST RECKIVED AT M Y SALE STABLES IN WILLISTON Two Cars of Mules —AND— One Car of Horses. They are not claimed to he the best ever *hlpped into the State, but thev are Inferlor4;to none thit have ever been, brought aero** the Savannah River. Come to see them and your own good judgment will be *ati«fled that no market in rhe South off«-r* I tetter s*..ck or nmae* fairer |tricc*. Wagons and Bodies. I trm agent lor the rale of IHe^- moat and Hfckevy Wagon* and .lOoe*. Jaek*on A Bim- Tyeon A Stohh ami Continental glee- In materiel, woritmwniHH|>. ffw- hffi anif *»vle they are a* near p*ffnetlon a* human ekfll can make- tlvem. Before baying el*ewhere give me the opportunity to plea*e. and profit you. / Q-AricRNNEDY. Ycxer D. Tormcnter 64369, JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN DA LK HERD, Pronriunyed iin;i*iially han.Uome-fine dairy form. “ f lier* efrotrdt fiehind— him along cvery llne the fine*t dairy bloial in tile world.” . My blood and in- dlyldnalUy he I* at th'* U*p of the Jer- rev breed. Ill* ilrin tt*tcil 3*1 gallon* of milk nnd 23 Dr*., 4 oz ; hi* gi*ntl dam 23 lb*., ft or.*., and hi* great grand -, •lam 23 lh*., S o«*. of butter In *c\en •ISJT H» r Tia* 14 *Lter* giv'ng a* high a* 22 lbs. of butter In sever: .lav*. — RerctMered J«-r*ey heifer* bred tothla bull, and three of hi* *on*, all solid col ored and grand inffivldualv now for sale. Write for pedigfcca antlpnrtlr#-— lar* to GLENDALE DAIRY, I Barnwefl; S. G. _> LAND SURVEYING. .1 take p1ea«iire In Informing my riiany frlenrl* and former cThmt* llul f ^ am urenared to give them irtv beat aer- viif.s in Land S'irvevTngr W'lt6~ elgh- rcen year* practical experience 1 am confident that 1 can give c'omplele eat- •fuction. i R. C. Mhtson. Allendale, S. 0., Nov. 1st, 1904. IT XL MILCH cowa Partle* dealring tine milch cowa pleaae w rite to W. O. SMITH, WiLMSTON, s. c. jf^*Wlll *H| for cash or exchange lor beef catsle. C.F. Calbonn, I 1 . M. Bntiiugliam ^ Wm. McNab. Calhoun & t Co. , FIPE, Life, Accident, LIGHTNING -AND—— Live Stock INSURANCE, i —At Lcmfst Rates In- • Strongest Companies. CiLHOOH k CO. . -fJFFIGER AT- THE BANK. Or BARNWEU