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Bamwell People. lAMESt oe m 4J*0. I. HOLMES, liftor 1 cdmiTf cmOclawoh. THURSDAY. Jtiylfcte. 1905. b. , •" KSCOl’KAOtXO EMIOKATION. At wt •xpMU>d Tbt SUf® nem.pt- l^r of C«»1nm»»u. pre.nnmbly »* K*n- ♦rnl^Aintfrof lljt new line of reenn- »nrm‘tlonl*t». h»* tntwored «nr n«e. %ntnt of f*ct «howln*4»ie eminent in* -STM"!witb ilffortul Ihmrlu o( I $W: '' ■ Wki% I#;, lion t|cem;jr ««i onr •MW’itlon ffie t-lfhtlnt of * ^ pof^y prtciloo of |lie SUte Collenet. Our r.tottned eofifomportry liat Tol ■ lowed the tdi loe of ¥h« veteron attor ney to t young fll.clplo oT H’tok.tone: “Wheu jon hive t week et*e lire Into -v-ttae Itwyer on the other *lde.” To prejudice the Jury It open* with the dee I Hr* t Inn Hint Th* I**opl« t % ilrwtH the "efow4, #>»■■ He ilhftM touch of ehrllltHtloti «nd oppotei lui tnlgrtllon,” Ao. ; A* to that allegation wo beg to *n- - lighten Tbi 8t*to »* to llxi- twit Which U ht» olther not known or thoughtle»»- Ijr Ignore* th*t from Colonl«I time* H rath CnroHnt h*. been ennobled by the hlghext elvilixiKlon of *11 the mod- wrn centurle*, * clylU**tlon th*t h*i mnde the Polmetto St*te ln*tron» *- , roongwll her fletere, tli»tb*» given to the public service such br*ve *oul* ** humter «nd Merlon, - Uompton end Kerobew, Hngood *ftd Stephen Elliott, *uch *t*te«men *» Colhonn *nd lUj’nc, »uch divine* *t Thorn well end Wight- tn*n, Furm»n *nd MoTyoIro, *uoh teaeber*•• CarlUle and Judion. and •II the thmiNond* who have Illustrated In their public live* all human Ttrme, • olyllixatlon that has made the home life of the people of South Carolina, »o pure^o kindly. *o true to high Ideal*, *o bloMomlng with bappiuo**, *o fruit ful of good deed*. It It thl* elvlilsatlon which Tna Pao nn elbow-touchea, and for e^lch It «Un4* MjjfalnHt the lloen*# and tu- lOult, the greed and •«Ifl»hhV**T tKB golden calf Idolatry of the “madding rrowd” for which The Sta*e eMm* Jo fhlrat at the hart pant* fd¥ iha oflbllng water brook*. The answer of our. yortng friend brings back a memory of our old Meld adiooI day* when the boy who failed to master hla lesson wa« sent back t<> 4, get It” agtlu, and If need be kfpt In until sQndown. If The State will com pare It* answer with our arraignment It will see, we think, that it began its argument without any eh**r cut untUr- ktaiuHng of the Dane*. Rut boy* will t>* boys and we overlook this youthful tmpetno«lty. t)ur positional* to Clemson wa», a* we thought and Intended, so pfatntr dell ued that even a way-farer need not «rr lu understanding, but the hustler •cts more quickly than the hermit thinks, and la wont to jump on (he hand wagon before Inquiring whether tbe procession U bound for a pic nlu or • 'fuo«r«l. So we open our kindergar ten ng*ln. It was the life long porpo«e of the founder of Uleni'on College to give his •etnte to the creation of an agricultural •ml mechanic*! Institution that 'khould be » splendid factor in the deVelop* anent ai d upbuilding of South 0*rr>- lina. It was se accepted by the State «nd so endorsed by every farmer In , tbe State who willingly Contributes to Its support twenty-live cent* for every ton of commercial fertiliser used on bis crops. Uas it kept faith and promise? Has It net rather beeume, In largo de gree, • work abop In which appren tices are trained and prepared fur em ployment In ether State* at Mvc dollars • day, or ^hereabout*) while the boys who would follow farming a* ifitdr rhoacn calling and remain In the pub lic and private service of the State have received only the crumb* that have fallen from the table of tbia Dives of itoaM boiHg+t -—-— Tua Paopr.* or tbe people could •ontrol It would get hick to Mist Inten tion by either brave action .of Its trus tees or the compelling force of plain •nd podtive mandatory legislation. The State hail no word of reproof for these graduates of Clemson, (the coat «*f whose education waa. largely paM by others, some at least bv toiling fath- erf and in ithers^whuie children enjoy the advantage* n( three months or so annually In the public schools) who «(ult the mother State iu eager haste to build up their own personal well being In other commonwealths. It promDes snat in the sweet bye and bye, when Jsouth Carolina is Immigrant tilled nnd money stuffed there will bo occupation fact In tbe line of profitable employ ment, and In returning the advance made he or she would enable another and fa • few yesra South Carolina would take the lead In collegiate edu cation, tlie capacity and patronage af each college at least doubled. It gall* our State -pride, thli quasl ImpNcnfloft <ff The State newspaper ‘that our own people cannot work out their own agricultural salvation, that the flower of their young manhood must go to other State* to verve other Interests, that strangers to our aoll, cli mate, production*, Ignorant of our his tory and aspirations, out of fvmpathy with our Instincts, saturated to their of the late Obi. John J. Ryan of Barn wetl, departed this life on the 14fh Inst. . , w..,- «<lHsJ3LHvm»t4rf Oiur. Lady of Marpy 1 In Obarleaton In the 48th year of her K)tn “* 3 rour, » , ! r i“' n age . ; -■ After completing a course of stndlea under the direction of the UraMliae government, opposite political unlike practices of life, beliefs should be begged to come and teach ua how to live! To our mind the world ha* never known a more unthinking, tremendou*. hypochondriac folly—peril—Insanity since the wooden horse was drawn Into the citadel of Troy. It l* Thr I’kopuc** Idea of a square de*t, Af fair opportunity should have equal showing with the more fortunate. That Is enough for thl* lesson. We may lecture on cake and cotton facto ries later. ' 1*. S. The foregoing article was In fype fof last week’s Issue. bul hloye tTfF portant matter crowded It out, and we tjimight that tlie vis medicatrix nature might bring onr young patient back to consciousness. Its blue Monday deliv erance us to Immigration was another symptom unfavorable to Its quick re covery. At our next convenience we will resume our missionary work on that line. Heretofore we have follow ed the plan of the old farmer who en deavored by good word"-, and soft tufts of grata to persuade tbe bad boy out of tbe apple tree. Atpreseut it looks nec essary-for tis to attack with the can ons of logic. Nuns of Springfield, Illinois, she. on the S6th of Apnl. ISUt took the habit of Slater of Mercy and until the failure of her health In January last she gave the best »n4 most unselfish service of her head and hean tothe ciu-*e of educa tion, teaching mo*t acceptably In tbe Cathedral Parochial Suhool at Charles ton and St. Joseph’s Academy, Sumter, and In gentle miulitratlnna to- suffer ing huiuMiiity. contracting In this work of mercy the disease that terminated tu tier ton early death. As the sand* of life ran low the long ing tilled her heart tb see otTee more the home In which her younger year* had panned so brightly ant| so happily,' the relatives nnd friends who had cher ished her so lovingly, and she came to Barnwell fur a few days. There she perhaps heard, in the old home she had so well loved, voices of the dear one# gone before, whispering* too gentle for other ears to know, calting her to come to the other shore where they awaited her. Ho, her last wish on earth gratified. omen* .of. bar.ion# devoted service, and, fortiMed by the rites of her Church, passed without a fear through the valley of the shadow Into the peace eternal within the gates of |>carl. i '~ And her memory linger*- la the hearts of the loved ones tbit sorrow for her going away, a-'djweet fragranee that shall lu God’* goon tlmeTead them to her presence in the Heaven she has gained. A Friend. “W E TOLD YOU HO.” The yellow peril proceeds.- The boy noft against American goods spreads like wild hro in China. The Japanese have ordered American and European merchant* who wept to Port Arthur after its surrender to get out and carry their good* with them. High Japan ese ottiulals say that they will peace until Russia la completely armed it! the East. 'PYTHIAN RESOLUTION. At a convention of Harnwell. Lodge No. 10 K. of P.-held on May, P-tth., the following Resolution was unanimously adopted: Resolved. That the thanks of thl* lodge, he and are hereby extended to Urn. W. M. Jones, for the able address mad* on*fea*>aua4on oL our Memor anniversary, Sunday May, 14th. IbO-V Resolved, further. That the thanks of the lodge he also extended to the ~4d*<H<.‘s of the Choir, who so graciously not ma e himju Hie music on that occasion, stely UU- Resolved further, That these Reso ld Washington has be-n agreed upon by the Russian and Japanese govern menta a* the place for the meeting of- their plenipotentiaries to discus* the term* of pence which the latter will propose. The two belligerent# will settle the matter between themselves without - any outside government having a voice In the business. Peace I* by no means assured yet, as Japan may demand more than Russia will surrender. Negotiation! will be late in starting, slow in progress and another big battle may be fought In Manchuria before an armistice I* reach ed. * , _ -SOUTH C A ROL IN A OIL. - A Wfliterner* for 16 years in the r»H business. Is prospecting In the earth quake section ot this state for a Wis consin company. He think* that Ibis part of South Carolina w ill prove one of the richestoR dhdd* in the United States and that iu lllteen years Char leston will be one of the largest cities In the Union. A few year* ago plain oil *lgn» were seen in an artesian well bored for a Mr. Lawton of Hampton county, and the contractor w-as sure that ha would strike oil if allowed to go deep enough hut Mr. Lawton wanted nothing better than water. LONG BRANCH PHILOSOPHY. We have seen the head line* of com* mciiccmunt exercise* of the .various school* and eolleges until It baa a grmtlng to our eye about like black ad headed Free in a newspaper, but we attended the Closing, a pic nic and ex ercises of Mi*a Liz/.ie black’s school at Long Branch on Friday ( last. Hupt. DaVirng ton’s speech-we* a' treat Jo the listener. Ill* high Idea of education, ht* exalted opinion of good women, ht* advice to pupil* and description of the olden tlipe school were well worth strict attention. And our teacher hav ing. won the cqnthlaiice by wjsdom and good judgment, gentleness ami lady ship of both patrons and schoUrs and was elected for the third term.* thing rarely allowed outside of ' republican politics. Then the dinner showed thet there was no hard times and none ex pected in this healthy and quiet region. Tbe prize* were gracefully delivered by Coronor Warner who Uiay have been present on account of fatalities that were likely to occur from an over eat. The winners were Fred Birr, f> Fred Hair and Vera Blrt. After musie and singing Shall we gather at the River and prayer by trustee G. E. Blrt the shades began to lengthen, the good byes were said, all hoping to meet again, Rlah Mas. Tor them all arhome: Why not until such time may come give the preference to the young men who would follow occupations open to those who would become exemplar mslentiflo farmers'in every county and smve the mortification ami disappoint ment of going to Masaacbusetts or Meotland or Italy for •clentlric men to «come and by precept and example teach our piaople bow to farm ? There are enough boys in South Car- •Una wtlllhg and ambitious to become trained, eclentlflc farmers to till every room In CtabadA’ 'barrteft* four deep. Give them the Hrst showing and In no long tine they will lead the way to more sensible, scientific and successful agricultural methods, with tome to wpftie *• latsaionarie* to neighboring backward State*. It hr mA through any unfriendliness it* higher Institutions that we {^repsyOMBt to the State by ] Uriel of her colleges of tbe I for their education* treaewry but that ira tbe benrffts of of any of liat ter# BLACKVILLK NEWS. Miss Bessie Kei Is of Sumter is visit ing Mi** Daisy Stoke*. XMa-e* Glen and Helen Green of Cope, Miss C ithaVine Handers of Spartanburg, and XIIsa Khdre Izlur of Ocala, Fla', are vDiting Mrs. C. H. Bul-t. Mrs. B. \V. Andrew# of Washington, D. C. Is visiting her mother Mas. Jhs. Thomson. Mias .Marie Grove* is visiting friends in Hnvannan. . . Mr. I*. W. Farrell, who has just re turned from the Confederate Veteran* Reunion at Louisville, Ky., report* a pleasant time. Mr. C. M. Felder 1# visiting Evans ville, Indiana, and other places of In terest, combining business with pleas ore. L__L_ i - Mr. 1. F. Still will load and ship can taloupes this week. The crop will be short this season on account of the con tinued dry weather and eo will all other crops except cotton. ' Mivand Mrs. I. Rich of Orangeburg are visiting relatives here. MDs Leila We»t of Darlington Is spending some time with the family of Mr. 3. R. UovUton. ~ - M r. C. J Fieklings grocery store wts broken open on Saturday night but the wants of the thief were easily **ll*!led a* there w«a nothing of value missing. On the wine night an attempt was made to break In Mt. Win. Morrison’s Stove. • Dr. Otorge Hair of Bamberg was In tOlfO 00 HUMtag, 0 NO SECRKT ABOUT IT. It Is no secret, tbit for Gnu, Burns, Ulcers, Fever Sore*. Sore Eyes, Boils, etc., nothing Is so effective as Bueklen’a Arnica Hjlve. *‘lt didn't take long to cure a bad sore [ had, and It D all O K. for sore eyes.” writes D. ^L. Gregory, of Hope.’Tex. 25c at O. N. Burckhal- tar’a Drug Store. Creech’s Pharmacy. Next year’s Confederate Retfolou will be held in New Orleans. .HUGE TASK. It was s huge task, to undertake the cure of such a bad ease of kidney dls- eaae. as that of C. K. Collier, of Chero- <kee. I*., but Electric Bitter* did it lie write# : “My kidneys were so far gone, I could not sit on a chair without a cushion-; and suffered from dreadful backache, headache and depression. In Electric Blttera, however, 1 found a cure, and by them was restored to per fect health I recommend thl* great tonic medicine to all with weak kid- aayLX. lt¥*r.getumtai;lu.flMJsrAii Ieed hr G N. Burckbalter Druggist, Creech’s Pharmacy.,,, pylce 50c. MASTER’S SALE. State of South Onrollna,) CountjLOf Barnwell. | trying | British an<l American Mortgage £om- parvy, Lhalted. Plaintiff, m. V vs.^.’...;\ ThonrasJ. Cater and Lilltaa Gertrude Cater, Defendants. By vlrthe «*f a decretal order to me directed In rife above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, In front of the Conrt House, on Monday, July third, 1906, It being saleday in said month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real property', situate in tbe county and State afore said: All that lot or tract of Isnd, lying in the county of Barnwell, said State of Hputh Carolina, In Great Cypress Towinritrp and containing two hundred and sixty-seven (207) acre* more or less ami bounded as follows: Du the North hy estate land* of U A. Harden,on the East by land*' of- John R. Harden-, II. B. Cave and P. M. Ca ter; on the Month hy lands of P. M Cater and estate lands of J. J Cater, deceased, and on the West by land* of K. A. Fowke and estate laud* of J. •1. Cater, deceased. — Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for paper*. — II. L. O’BANNON, , ' Master. Mavter’s Office, Junc 14th, 1904. A BAD SCARE. Some day you will get a bad scare, when you feel a- pain in yohr bowels, and fear appendL’Itl*. Safety lies in Dr. King’# New life Pills, a aure cure, for all bowel arid stomach diseases, such as headache, blllouspesx; eostive- ness, etc. Guaranteed atC. N. Bnrck- lialtor’s Drug Hrere, Creech’* Phar- Anm.y, only ait.- Try them - lutlons be published in the Barnwell Hentinel and Tux Pkoplk. DYING OF FAMINE is. In Its torments, like dying of con sumption. The progre** of consump tion, from tbe beginning to the very endls a long torture, both to victim and friends. . “When I had consump tion In Its first stage.” write* Win. M vers, of Cearfoss, Md., after trying different medicines and a good doctor, in vain, I at last cook Dr King’s New Discovery, w hich quickly and perfectly cured me. Prompt relief and sute cure for coughs, colds, sore throat, bron chitis, etc.. Positively prevents pneu monia. Guaranteed at 0. N. Burck- haltor’s Drug Htore, Creech’s Phar macy, price 50:. and 41.00 a battle Trial bottle free. Notice 1o Teachers. ^ Office of 'County Superintendent of Education. June 12, 1905. yi^HE Aiken-Barnwell district sum- 1 mer school for white teachers w ill be opened at Aiken, H. C on Mon day, July 81. 1905, at 12 m.. and will dose on August 23. The County Board of Education earnestly requests all teachers, w ho expect to teach in the free public schools of the county, tu at tend the summer school and to en courage them to attend have passed the following resolution, viz : Resolved, that the County Board of E Incation appropriate out of the re serve fund tlia'«Mm of live dollars to each <>l the public school teachers cf Barnwell County who shall atremT the full sereioil of k!m summer school to he held at Aiken, such sum to he paid on the Su pem.tendenc’s certificate of teacher's attendance. To receive such aid the teacher must enroll at the open ing o/ the term, attend regularlv and ataml thee lamination at the close of the school. The attention of trustees snd teach er* is called to the following extract* from the circular of tbe State Superin tendent of Education. No teachyr can bo e in plot ed who has not a certificate (less than two years old) signed by the County or State Board of Kduculion, and the same duly registered in the of fice of the Countv HuperintcuoJwitrbf Education. No trustee’s contract'w ith a teacher w ill be valid unless the teach er ha# first registered his or her certifi cate of qualification in the office of the County Superintendent of Education and submit* proof thereof to said trus tecs, the law forbids the approval of a teacher’s pay-warrant who does not comply with the above. The renewal of a certificate by the County Board of Education is forbidden by law unless the :eacher attends u summer school for teachers and makes a satisfactory record. All teachers who neglect oV fail to attend th« County or State sum mer school (and whose certificates have expiredpvllI have an opportunity to get certificates of qualification at the September examination for teachers. The course of study at the district summer school w ill consist of the fol lowing branches. viz.: Beuhler’s En glish Giamtnar, Wentworth’s Practical Arithmetic. Palerman’s Civil Govern ment, Hughefnkr*tak‘<§h in Teaching. Frye’s Advanced Geogtaphy, Drawing and Primary Method*. Tbe above book* can he purchased at the text-book depository in tbe office of the L'ountV Superintendent of Educa- I tio.n at Aikei^ at wholesale prices. 'Teacher* may be able to wve the' ex pense of purchasing book* by borrow* ing them in advance of going to Aiken from other teacher* In their neighbor- hood*. There will also b« a district summer school at Granltevltle, H. C., for the negro teacher* of Aiken, Rdgefleld and Barnwell counliea, opening July 17, PJOA, and closing August IS, 1906. The condition* stated ai>ove. concerning the renewal of certHIcates, apply to the negro sehoolsnd to the renewal negro* teachers’ certificates. -- ‘ft If. Darlington* W. M. June*. B. A. Tolbert. * Co. Board of Ed.—, June 12,1905. •- —— «. ■ BARNWELL COUNTY COTTON GROWERS’ AHMOCIATIONr The chairmen and executive commit- tees of tmvtwMpvthroughout tbe conn- tv will call meetings of their respective towiisbin* on ilie last Friday lu June, A. D 1906. The business of this meet- tug w'll be to elect delegates to the Comity Convention, which will be held at Barnwell, C. II., on the first Monday in July. The purpose of the conven tion being the compiling of statistics and devising mean* for the successful organization of the county within its bounds. Frank II. Creech, Pres. H. L O’Bannon, Hec’ty. Hai ti well, H. C , June 13th, 1905, House XoM Tire Setter. ACT NOW!! TO-DAY!! Call at"Creech’s Pharmagy,_; . Pay him . . - 25u for oire Jar j. r Cannhot. Yonr utoney cheerfully refunded,'If not satisfactory for the following complaint* I Rheumatism, swellings, asthma, catarrh, ; eczema,' putt, horns. Insect bites, bruises and neuralgia. Free Information on circu lar. THE CAMTHOL CO., BaVAXKAft. Ga. FINAL DISCHARGE, liven that the uu- S lvi - ondav, July T'ller-^J NOTICE OF Notice Is hereby dersigned w ill, on 1905, file his final Recount with , Snell I ugj Judge of Probate for wqU. T Caunly. as Guardian of Douglass Gantt and apply for letters dUiit Usury; R. P. Gantt, v Guardian. June 10th, 1905. JAMES A. WILLIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, - Bl’KCttJlALTKU — BlILDIXa, Barnwell, - - - - M C. Practice lu State I Prompt Atten- and Federal tb>n Given to Courts. all Business. For Better Schools. TO TRUSTEES: > I am prepared to furnish School Fur< niture and .Supplies of all kinds. --in - I e»asupply the HutmoU of tbe Coun tv with thoroughly competent teacher* of high personal character. TO TEACHERS; 1 can help you secure desirable and profitable positions. Make the School Room* comfortable, employ tbe Right Teachers, and the [eshe progress that their success iu children will tunV« J will the better assure after life. I \ . Call uu or corVespomLw-ith r . y-- 1 1 ' : W; * r Barnwell. S. C.' I Orangeburg - I i T ♦ I 4 • 4 e 4 m, i i 4 i 4 • ■ 4 a i OBANGEBDRG, S. C. , session most successful in his tory of school. Splendid Buildings, First Class Equipment, Excellent Faculty, Sev en Men, Five Ladies. Terms moderate. Let us mail you a copy of our new cata logue. You will enjoy "looking over it. Address S. PETERSON, Pres., 1 ORANGEBURG, S. C. n 4 4 • 4 e 4 ARE SHOWING NICE ASSORTMENT OF SEASONABLE GOODS! LACES. Embroideries, All Overs, Brilltantines, P o no e n e t tfs, Lawns, Linens and Wash Fab rics. We invite inspection. BRI6GS, BUIST&CO. - BIT LET Get Poor and Bony. Give each one a Bottle of White’s.* Purgative Medicine. This puts him in shape to get the full benefit of ^ WHITE’S Worm aid Condition Powders will be astonished at the Having bought and thoroughly rest* cd this new mud np to date invention and finding It first class and Ailing a long felt veant I can serve my friend* and the gcjieril public quickly, cheap- ty and to-rtrelr wmpieMv seal .On ■lion Bring your wagon*, buggies or other vehicle*, have their tire* tightened l>e fore the hauling season and so avoid break downs, delays and costly repairs. Cai) shrink a set of tires In 20 min utes—while von wait. All other Blacksmith woik w-ell done at mv shops—Northwest corner of the Public Square. Give me a call, I’ll do my best to please you MACE JEFFCQAT, BARNWELL. S. C. J. K. Barn- Waldo FOR SALE. 133 acre* of land In Bennett Springs Township, on Lower Three Runs; 50 acres cleared. It’s yellow, sandy soil, will make good corn, -pea*, hay and melons; no good for cotton. Balance tine swamp pasturing. Two miles-west of above mentioned tract. 87 acre* fresh clay land, will make a bale of cotton per acre, a four room house, one tenement house, harn, four good sialls, huggv and wagon sheds, cane mill and svrup kettle, good well of water and flue fruit orebard; all building* new. As healthy a« any mountain Any one desiring to purchase such lands will make me an offer. Ad dress W. J. Harler, Martin, S. C. I % i *»»•»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»• ♦ I FOR SALE. 1 -:(): A number of choice BERK SHIRE PIGS, both sexes, two UTThree months old. from Im ported stock as good as can he bad in the'South. , " v 1 breed the best Atsd they sell themselves. i XSPEOTION OF -IIERD - INVITED. ALSO-. * Two Yearling Boars, weigh ing 400 pounds egch, fntia of the Great Danesfield Huntress StHwTlfifffbpped'dBe liiittnore. 1901. sale at 4500.00. First check for 4100.00 get* choice of these oefiehrated boars. Money" ttflk*. Start right, ap ply to— CALHOUN FARMS, ff. I CALHGl'H, Prop, THOMAS, S. 0. For Sale! !1 oge | Eight Cows with Calves, ranging in from three to eight weeks old, and in price from thirty to eighty dollar** l L. ELLIS* Laldock, H C. _ _ _ . • NEXT DOOR TO BANK. "Th^ULL line New Goods, from |i the cheapest to finest the market offer*.' Hew Funeral Oar of Latest Style and Dbsign- We beg to state to our friend* and tbe public generally that we expect to carry a full lint and all .putIJ and telegraph order*-will have ©air prompt attention: “ W- D- Drew, - H D Still, Jr-, Proprietors. Blaokville - - - 8. a Which ii4 givtn for 8 days, improvement. n fflit oilii ht troubles With stock and a certain colic cure. The A combination rem edy for K i d nc-y only perfectly bal anced, sub-c u t a n e o u counter irritant. ♦ For sale by „. C. N. Burckbalter, rw^., DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY, -IN- THE BANK of BARNWELL. ■ * CAPITAL. - - - - SURPLUS and UHDIYIDED PROFITS, $60,000- - $30,000. MONEY kept in )<>ur house raa.v be lost by theft or Are. De|KM»it It with us and transfer the irMH>nsibditv. We cutry Bl’KIil.All INSURANCE PROTKCTION/end have fire-proof vaults. Th« hWWrbCdt |sifclftti#.wlUi us will rave you many a dtillar that might be unwisely speAlf ktya in your pockets. .CON IKA( T THE HABIT NOW. The c .nvt-nieuce iiid safely of ;aiy:ng all your obligations by check, once tried, will never la* given up. r Cheiks and drafts van be safely scnt,to us by mail without being registered. " Either call in person and open an account with us or write tie. - <’, E. CALHOI N, PreGden* / BUTLER I1AGOOD, Vice-rnsldent. P M. BUCKINGH AM, tashler. 0. W. MANVILLE-, Arst.Cashier. BrINg yolIr corN * and have home-made meal and grist. rising yol!r graIM and .have .your stock feed — ■ — ground. Vo ca*h to pay, only a small toll. We have ail ^modern machinery for these „ _ WINTHROP COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AND EN TRANCE EXAMINATION. M. ;# purpoacs. GLENDALE DAIRY, Barnwell. S. (' Barnwell • While » Corn —FOR SALE r AT TU E— ) The examination fur the award of vacant schnlatship* in Winthrop Col lege and Tor the admission of new stu dents will be held at the County Court llod^e on Ffidsv. July 7th, it 9 A Applicants must not be less than fiftei vears of age When svholarabips a vacated after Julv 7. they will awarded tu those making the highest average at this examination provided they meet ilie c»ndi ions governing the award. Applicant for scholarship* ahouhi write to I’resident Johnson be fore tbe exHmThrtthrn for evbolarsbip application blanks. Scholar-tdpawie wot+lr $100and free tuition. ,The next session will open September 20. 100b. For further thfor- matiou and catalogue.address : Pres. D. B. Johnson, —- Rock UUl. B. C dr. jso. p7leeTjr‘ Dehtot, ’WILLISTON, - --ys. C, 1 Will work anvwhere In the country 4‘ by special appointment. FINE MILCH COWS. fine milch eowa NOTICE f . All read overseer* wilt see that the rikhta of way of the public road* throughout tbe county are not plowed fnto, nor otherwise obstructed, and are herfeby Instructed to prosecute all p«r- tM* whft persist In the practire. J. B. Morris, Supervisor, ft. C. BoberU, Clerk. The sort that your ' stock w ill thrive on when fighting Gen eral Green this Bummer. Bamplts may be seen at the **. offico pf Tiik I’ko- PLK or .the store of F.A8Tr.HLixa -PaT- tkkson Company. Alfred Aldrich. Parties desiring please write to •Will sell lor beef cattle. for W. C. SMITH, WlLMSTON, 8. C. cash or exchange -M- ’ „ -ANNUAL RETURNS. AJ1 Jfcxcc uHote, Administrator*- Gplirdians, Conitnlflees, Trustee* ami "person* occupying such positions are rrqtiTWd By liSsf tadio.Anuuxl RfiLurns. in the office of the Probate Court on or before the first day of July in each and every year. The law provide* a*. fMinlshment for fall9re or refusal to make and file said Return* the forfeiture of commissions, the payment of fine* or cominitmefiU to Jail for contempt of-court. Prompt and universal compliance with these requirement* of law Is di^e by tbe holders of such trusta_to the estates In their charge and .ArtII relieve tbe Probate Court of tbe ..unpleasant duty of imposing the penalties pre scribed by latfr. John K Snclllng, judge of Frobate, Barnwell Comity. C. F. CdHioan, P. M. BiickingUain Wid. McSab. r-- —... #»♦ .1 Calhoun & Co FiPE, Life, Accident, C^rdone LIGHTNINC? AND- -1 Livestock ia. INSURANCE, —At Lowest Rates In- • Strongest CoiipaniM CALHOUN & CO, -orrica*. at—- - . THE BANK OF BARNWELL