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uwlB Barnwell People V. mm Editor i Pro'r. tuuQMn cum cutcciiroi. TUlJ.HtJDAY. AUGUST 10.1005. OUft TUIBD SUMMER SCHOOL. Coofmatnun Alfc«n: We hire twloe y«ad yonr epeeeh made in Cenjcrea* on April 2*1, 1094 on Immigration; tbe lint time to learn your views and ar gument, the second time fo enjoy your •good Kngiieh. y ^ ' Since He denary Metory has been made in ootton progress. The South bat shown that it can grow more cot ton than the world can consume, yet In face of that demonstration the fluc tuations In prices and the* manipula tions of tbe markets have sd Impressed the European powers, engaged in cot ton manufacturing as a leading indus try, with the dangers of their future that they hare energetically under taken to grow, If possible, their sup Idles In their own dependencies and so sure themselves. ( These events have, It eeems to us, al ready negatived your best'argument, tbatthe world would need more ootton Shan the South can supply, and that to anticipate and prevent the extension of ootton culture In other lands the South ebonld add by Immigration to Its Aeld forces, and so outwit and outwork com- petition. We have seen no better portraiture of the present exeellencea and the fu- turn possibilities of douth Carolina than fhsrt you threw In pearl words be. fore tbe buslnees rooting swine of (he oountry, but if any good fruit has come from your sowing we have failed to see ft, and your failure to noconiplitb your - purpose has been more fortunate for you and your State than your success would have been. Tbit paper, holding the peeithm that the people of Houth Carolina are suffi cient In number, In character, in re- aouroefulnlaa, l>) I nit (afire iidd nit tbe virtue# of manhood and citizenship to administer for themselves and tholr aleaoendanta “tills goodly heritage’' re bels against the Implied rebuke con tained In your invitation to the North- «rn and Western fartnere, and the do- eervlng European immigrant to share %rlth us. You account for the scarcity of la- - bor In some measure by the statement that “every year witnesses a great tn- Bitx to our cotton mills of the Intelli gent fanning population.” ° Now, Col. Aiken, If the Northern or Western farener or tbe deserving Euro pean should read your faultless de- •ecrlptlon of tbe soil, climate and pro- slttoUeus of this Garden of Kden of pours and oars he would needs -either conclude that your picture la Tar ofer- slrawn or that tho intelligent popula tion that influxes So the cotton mills from such fair and fruitful and djrt «heap fields a worthloaa stock. That is talk at Intelll- Aiken, jour dilemma. White ft la very pleasant to ibis long range to so silent and gent a listeoar at yourself, Col vse are a seeker after light. So we ask yon to tell tie the cni bono of Uhiulgra- eton. "Wlut ghotl UriH H do your con- eettisenU to AH South Carolina with thrifty immigranU until land is worth 4150an acre? Will yotrr conslitnents be made a fcatter people morally, religiously, so- wUUj, flnanclally, politically and etcr- •ally by cnewding the country even to the German precedent where a family aande a living on a two acre farm? We do Hot ask you as to a compari son between the former and the pres ent conditions of tbe Intelligent farm ing population that has lufluxed to the motion mills, for la this, purely agricul tural section there is no such problem -nailing for solution. if all mw pulrih) men, holding exeeu- ttve, leglslfttivo amd eflucAllve pus! ttons were aw ear neat If opposed to eutl- gralion as they apfarar to he lirfsror of immigration, ami would unite to stop 4he exodua of our young men there would he no grownA whatever for the Walling of the imuiignint. And If the-agrlcultural whire popu- iatlWi couM he- Caught to realize the golden opportunities of farm life as •eontraeted with tbe hard facts and hopeleas futures of the slavery of the ootton mills the current would run from the factory to the Held, and the golden age would come again. ANNUAL SETTLEMENT... I. B. ARMSTRONG,COUNTY TREASURER, IN ACCOUNT WITH TH* State. Dr 1094, March 1, Cash balance due ‘Stale. 4 *87 41 ..*• •< ‘ U neolleeted taxes flacal year ?903 t 194 80 AddPlonal assessment an 411396, 5m Penalties on delinquent taxes flaeal year 100$ 81 Original asseamswnt on |4 811 745, for fiscal year H»4, Am *4 058 79 Additional assessment on |89 6(50, I mills n-.....— 413 30 __ •• / • 140 ■ 70 Penalties on dellnqiismtUxes, 1904............. j 164 73 Kxmmtiont In hands of Sheriff, T9U0. f480; 1901, 90 61; 1902,464810. .‘...^ as e « • *« a s i Or By cash paid State Treasurer 1002 taxes .. •« •* •• »• “ 1903 ” ... II 4S It Cl «9 1904 Deductions and abatements, 1803.. „ „ 4 Hoi Executions Nulla Bona, 1002 oe It 1$KW . • Executions in hands of Hhnrlif, 1900, $4 89; 1901, SOti.. 1902. 1124 78; 19U8. 150 36 IDOl as per voucher, |482 II; 14 97; 18 40 Uucollected shortage, |991 16, State's portion..... «28 381 56 > • A A • A A A. « 178 78 1 800 00 14 423 29 305 85 161 02 863 18 20 ( 64 31 51 273 04 6J3 48 0 64 128 220 37 Balanos due the Stato..... $ !6I 10 4. B. ARMSTRONG, COUNTY TREASURER, In account WITH THE County. —Ur •««i J March 1, Cash on band for special County mill I^vy. . . . • • * J * -pasRory fund * • • s. * • s-a-y^ » 4.s * • • * • • » • » « • ♦ Gash onliiml, undivided Dispensary pteffita Cash on hand, due towns on account Dispensary profits.. Hal. uncollected tax, 3 mill ordinary county...... Bal. uncollected tax. } mill special county...., Hal. uncollected tax. if mill special county...... ...;. Executions In hands of tiherif! 1900. .-*• • ” ‘ 1001 •• • < h 1902, 3 mill ordinary cn’ty •' • • •• _M j special “ V J* *• " “ • ('ash borrowed S. F. C. on ,1901 tax Commutation Road tax 1984»i Additional assessment on $11 295, 3 mltl.^... S 4 ft i •• 1 *• ¥ A A SO*.AAA AS AAA AAA 1* 14 4 . >j ♦« # # Penalties on Delinquent Ux 1903, ordinary county 8 mtii »• • •• * “ special **, } *' u —i V -«» >t ^ <■ 'i. •• if •• Original assessment oit$4 811 745 for fiscal year 1904, 3m Original assessment on 4 811 745 for fiscal year 1904, 1m Additional ass'm’t on 82 (WM) for fiscal year 1904, 3 Additional aas’ni’t on ^82 0 4) for tlscal year 1901. Addirlonsl ass’m’t on 140 for fiscal year 1904. Additional sas’m’t on 140 for fiscal year 1004. Penalties on Delinquent taxes 3 mill... Penaltieron DeHnquent taxes 1804: | mill Original assessment 2 mill special Blaekvllle road tax. .. Additional assessment 2 mill special Blaekvllle road tax Penalties on deMriqueut 2 mill special Blaekvllle road tax Cash received licenses, tines Tkc;.. .r.... ?T Cash received Commutation Koad Ux 1005 - Cash renelyed Dispensary fund..... .TTTV........ < r—.?rrr Cash borrowed S. F. C. on 1905 Ux ,.Cr. in 4m 3m 4»» | 601 25 3 1*8 00 68-1 43 1 854 14 1 280 88 213 43 r 100 74 8 HI 23 63 383 86 43 21 21 <10 6 000 00 85 00 83 83.5 6 85 2 82 — 8 28 4 13 435 23 5 4< 6 67 247 98 41 33 42 7 98 83 16 48 352 41 _ 14 01 ‘ 7 17 1 100 48 - 960 90 20 331 80 10 000 00 14 2 1 Executions In hands of Sheriff 1900. Executions In hands of Sheriff 1901 1902 ordinary $78 67; special 12 28 1903 3 mill *90 15: special ) mill 16 02; mill 7 51 Executions Nulla Bona 1902, 3 mill ordinary $211 90; % mill special county 35 31 .' 1003 3 mill ordinaYy 8163 17; 4 n’M special county 26 36; % mill 13 18 Deductions and abatements 3 mill ordinary Deductions and abatements ) mill special $20 61; j mill special 1030 Paid Supervisor warrants, ordinary. Paid Supervisor warrants S. F. C. repay Loan Paid Supervisor warrant 4 mill Repository Paid Supervisor warrants j mill Koindexing Records, .r;' Paid Boufl of Control warrauU to towns "f Dispenssry Paid KxTCo. Board of Control, M. J. Pate, Dispenser.. Deductions and Abatements, S mill 1904 Deductions anti Abatements 4 mill special County. 1904.. Deductions and Abatements. Hlackville 8 m. special road Executions In hands of Shcrifl, 1904, as per vouchers 3 - m ill ord Inary.,, .. ■......... 4 mill special county < • • •• • • « • • 4 • A 4 « S' * t A » A # * A A -« # * t A A *8* 2 mlH-Apetdal road, IllarkvIMe ,..... ri Uncollected shortage, $221 16; \ mill special County’s porftdu ‘b mill special County’s Repository portion. Dfspensary’a portion. Cath on hand, ordinary county 4 • ... A * _ Cash on hand. Kelndexing Heeorda. 1-4 mill special en’ty Cash on hand. Repository l mill apecial county. Cash on bsnd, special Road, Blaekvllle..^... 777.. Caah on hand, Dlapenaary due towns Cash oa hand, Dispensary undivided proflta.,,....,...., 3 91 23 <4» 85 95 112 68 247 2K. 197 71- 128 57 30 91 37 880 40 0 000 00 4 752 37 flee wo 14 639 84 3 0-')7 76 90 62 16 27 7 45 307 99 - 51 30 38 20 4 41 26 53 2 17 68 2 277 26 •673 93 - 744 86 1 327 94 363 56 - 610 16 A TOUCHING STORY Is the saving from death, of the baby girl of Gw. A. Eytcr. Cumberland, Md. He writes: At the'r.ge of 11 months, opr little girl was in declining health, wish serious Throat Trouble*, and two physfctsrnr jpnre -her up. We were almost iti-despair, when we re solved to tfy I>r. King’s New Discovery for Conanmptlon, Coughs an 1-Colds; The first bottle gave relief; after fakfiig four bottles she was ciirvd, and is now in perfect health. Never fails to re- 173 619 73 Heve and eure a cough or cold. . At C. N Burckhalter.a, Drug Htore, Creech’s Pharmacy; 60c and 1.00 guaranteed. Trial bottle free. $73 619 73 SCHOOL AND POLL TAX. Dr.. Cash halarnec las* settlement .„«■ A . . ... . . .7 Uncollected tax Murch 1st, 1991....... Additional assessment 3 mills Addltlonaljssessment Polls Penalties <tn delinqueut taxes, 3 mill. — 8|*eclal local Penalty on polls.. .Djtlginal usaessnjent, 3mill school tax ,... Original assessment special local school fax.. 777777 Original ntWASuieDt polls Additional assoeasment 3 mill school Ux •AdtIUloual asfessment special local Additional asseswntrnt, j Penalty on dallnqoent*, 3 mill school tax Penalty on diTmquem*. special local school tax,. Penalty on delinqcut polls 9.... Executions In NTieriff’s hands 1900, 3 mill Executions in .Sheriff’s hands 1901, 3 osHl ExecuiIons In Sheriff’s hands 1902, 8 mill Executions in Sheriff's hands 1901. special school Executions in Sheriff’s hands 1902, special school.... Executions In Sheriff’s hands 1900 poll Executions In Sheriff's hands 1901 poll Executions iii Sheriff’s hands 1902 poll Cash received from State Dispensary, Cash refunded by school district number 47 w... Library fund .. Amount borrowed from Sinking Fund Commrsskm.. $19 Ml 83 8 II7 .T4 35 MT 249 00 49 68 22 24 87 89 14 4:tr, n 7 774 92 3 884 OO 248 40 50 65 1 012 00 98 83 39 80 114 71 5 15 17 77 388 86 12 80 219 89 5 75 23 10 - 650 50 8 528 52 17 50 15 00 4 (NX) 00 .tar. $03 055 41 Paid school orders,.^, ....*. 53 871 02 Repay loan Sinking Fund Commission 4 000 (X) cures SUNBURN Abatement by Comptroller General 1903 Abatement bv Comptroller General 1901 Polls abated bv Co. Auditor and penalty on same 1903-4 Executions In Sheriff’s hands 1900 •• ‘ •• •• 1901. •• • M “ 1902. « • •* •*. 1903 •• ‘ _J?* '• 1900 polls _ • * ” 1901 |>oHs “ ‘ -** “ 1001 s|)ecial school “ * •• *• DXVi (3 mill) .......77. r ‘ • ; ” “ 1901 (special). * ** •’ 1904 |K»lla. •• • ” •• 1003 Ntfiht Bona 3 mill. Nulla Bona special loral Nulla Bona 19<»3 3 ftdll Nulla Bona 1903 kpedal local Nulla Bona 1C03 polls. Polls turned over to Magistrate 1902 “Potls turned over to Magistrate 1903 Polls turned over to Magistrate 1904 Polls non Est 1902 snd 1003 Uncollected shortage $221 10. Schools’ portion. Cash on band atam. 388 74 200 84 201 11 - 5 15 17 77 178 42 215 63 5 76 23 10 12 80 308 09 142 41 413 92 211-00 112 09 158 17 38 28 340 26 197 96 209 72 215 07 322 07 165 89 ' 3 099 66 Wateb the weather. A noted West era prophet says that weather con ditions will bo amfh os to bring a de structive West India atorra over the Botfth Atlantio Btatea the tost week In tMs month, Keep np with the ootton plotting. ' PECULIAR DISAPPEARANCE. J. l>. Runyan, of Butlervllle, O., laid the peeuliar dlsappearanee of his painful symptoms of Indigestion and htltoeanesa, to Dr. King’s |New Idle rtU$* He says: They are A perfect remedy, for dlaalness, sour stomach, headache, constipation, etc. ‘Guaran teed at C. N. Burokhalter’a Drug Store, Creech’s Pharmacy, prjre tic. There are four class** of persons who should not drink large quantities of hot water: (lj People who have Irrita bility of .the heart. Hot water -vUIT cause palpitation of the heart in such oa*ea. (2)‘"PersopK-with-dilated stom achs. (3) Pereonvnrtlicted with “sour stomach.'’ -(4) Persons who have sore ness of the stomach, or pain Induced by light pressure. These rules are not for those who take hot water simply to re lieve thirst,'but as a mean of washing out the stomach. Hot water will re lieve thirst better than cold water, and for that purpose |s not to be eonderu ed. But hdt water is an excitant, and In eases In which Irritation of the atom- ach exists, should be avoided FIENDISH BUFFERING Is often caused by sores, ulcers and cancers, tbst eat away your skin. Win. Bedell, of Flat Rock, Mich., says:,I have used Buckleu’s Arnica Salve, for Ulcers, Sores and Cancers. It is the best healing dressing I ever found. Soothes and beala cuts, hums, and scalds. 25c at C. X. Burckhalter’s Drug Store, Creech’s Pharrahcy, guar anteed. The lovely girl hesitated. “Tell me, Mr. Throgson,” she fcald, •‘am I the first girl you ever loved? “I’ll be honest with yon, Miss Eu nice,” replied the yuung man. ‘.‘You a nr not . But you are far and . a vy ay the most beautiful. The rest was easy. Youth—Well, there’s room at the top. Age—Yes, hut if you get up there somebody will shove you off. PUBLIC IS AROUSED. The public Is aroused to a knowledge of the curative merits of that great medicinal tonic, Electric Bitters, for »i«lc spfwrsch, liver and kWnevs, Mary IT. Watters, of 6Te WTIa#--Ww., Columbus, O., writes: For several months, 1 was given up to die. I had M Mini CSKA 1805-1905. Four Schools: Law Sciences and Teachers System of Wide Election Expenses Moderate er 27 th, 1905. NOTICE. yj have rebuilt the Whaley upper Mill and have a com plete Modem Ginnery and)- Press, wbkh is now ready to receive cotton and solicit the, patronage of the cotton plant ers. Capacity 2J to 40 bales per day. Respectfully, M. N. Bal a i—at Bates. C W FOR SALE. N‘ OW Is the tlihe to buy improved Farms cheap. Lands are cheap er now than they will ever be again. Only a limited number for •ale. It is the only safe and subslnu. tlal investment. The demand is in creasing, prices are advancing and we cannot add one acre to the world’* sup ply. - . it it the prevailing opinion that we will never see low priced cotton again. This menus higher prices for tho farms tbst produce the fleecy staple l offer the following farms for sale at very low prices for the next. 30 days; term*sra»b, or one-fourth cash, balance l,p live equal annual Installments. 7 per cent Interest on deferred payments. £EP~This may bo yonr last oppor tunity to buy a GOOD PLACE cheap on easy terms fever and ague, my nerves were wreck cd; I could not sleep, and my stSmach wss so weak, from useless doctors’ drugs, that I could not eat. Soon after beginning to take Electrie Bitters, I obtained relief, and in a short time was entirely cured. Guaranteed at jp. N. Hurckhalter’s Drug Store, Creech’s Pharmacy, price 50c. Healing Springs High School.- Prepares for college and for business. Full corps <Sf teachers - from the b e s 4 • ^ » t • a. acre*, ijnrwou lmi American schools. Literary*--Boundcd n. i>y lands ot-j. o. Patter includ- courses modern athletic furnish- Henling Music and Business, iug Penmanship, New building and equipage. ^ Large field. Students arc ed with the famous Springs water. FalLrtcrm begins Sept. If , 1905. 1 Tei'in* reasonable. F o r furtber information address, John C, Eagerton, Prin.,, Blackville, S. C. A 1—3m. - % fINe fai{M $65 066 41 Settlement dated June 30th, 1905. .Examined and approved and signed as fol lows: J. D. Armstrong, County Treasurer; S. W. Trottl, County Auditor; J. B. Morris, County Supervisor; B. M. Darlington, Co. Bup’t. Education, Examined and approved this 1st day of August. A. D. 1905—E. B. Wilson, for Comptroller Goneraf; I. L Attaway, for Foreman Grand Jury. Recapitulation*—Balance due Stato $161 tfl; Balance doe ordinary coqnty $2 277 26;. Balance due special county J mill repository tax $744 86; Balance W 111 retndexlng Records $678 03; Balance special road tax, Blaekvllle $li 327 M; Dispensary fund $673 72^ Bolanoa SolaoeU IS 699 6&i Total amoamdne $9 liooa. • FOIl SALE. -a To change investment I offer tor sale mfy farm near Barnwell. It is one of the most desirable places in the county, being per fectly healthy, having good build ings, fine water and fruit and be ing in an excellent community-. The growing crops show its supe rior productiveness. For further information apply to Dr. E. L. Patterson, Barnwell, S. C. Mrs. E. C. Halford. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF BARNWELL In the Probate Court. By J. K. Snelling, Esq., Judge of Probate in Barnwell County. Whereas P. L Pender bath made suit unto me to grant him Letters of Administration on the estate of Mary Pender, deceased, These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, tbe kindred and creditors of the said Mary Pender, deceased, that they tie and appear ,before me, in the Court of -Ptobafs to be held at Barnwell on Saturday, 12th August, 1905, after publication hereof,-at 11 o’clock in tbe forenoon, to show cause, it any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. . y, Given under my Hand this 06th day of July, Anno Domini, 1905. _ I. E. SNCLLCCOy - Probate Judge; Published in Tua maswiu room* July FOUR III LE TOWXSHI 1\ J. C. & A. Ilanklnxovi Place, (58 acre*, 2 buildinga. Boundaries: Part o/the diviiylan of estate of S. Ilankin- «<>n. Ad joining |aiida of M. W. & Sam Ballev, Joseph Ashley and Mrs.’TT Phllpot. ■ ltalea,$499,— Floyd & Hankinson Place, 93 acre*, 3 buildings. Boundaries: N. by lands of J. Ashley; E. A W. by Hankinson; and S. by J. Ashley. Price. 9400. ROSEMARY TOWNSHIP. 200 acre*, tenant bouse, barna and stable*, good land. Bounded: N. by Long Branch; E. by Rosemary Creek; S. by Mrs Mary WIIIL; and W. by es tate of Joshua McCrearr. Price, $2,- 000. - V-: ; - -^150 acres, known as the J. A". McLe- niofe place Bounded N. by land* of Mrs. E. G. Mcfrt-mcre; E. by H. W. Trottl; S. by B..J. Anderson; W. bv Red Mitchell.’” Price, $300. BENNETT SPRINGS TOWNSHIP. 66 acre*, tenant house*, barn* and stables, good TaTRL Hounded : Nr Try Mrs. II. A. Kurse; W. by J. W. Fnr*e; Furse. All that lot in the town of Barnwell, formerly lot of A. P. Maiivllle. Bounded : N. bv Jbtin I. Bronson and the Opera House ; 8.-by street separa ting it from estate of N. G. W. Walk er, Sr.; E by;Public Court-House Square and W. by lands of Nurnher- ger, formerly Pechnian. Prke $2,500. _RICHLAND TOWNSHIP. 100 acres. Bounded: N by R. C. Holman or C. F Nurnberger; 8. by E. W. Holman; K. by Mrs. M. 1. Walker; W. b.7 A. F. Holman. Price, $500. Harley Place, 550 acres, 200 cleared, balance in wood-aud timber, 2 tenant houses on place, dwelling recently burned, 7 mile* from Barnwell Court House, on public road. Bounded by lands of Weatlicrfbee, Dicks, J. O. Patterson. Janie* Tilly and E L. Pat terson. Price, $3,500. 560 acres, portion Duncan place. son; E. by estate of James Dicks; S. E- L. rsttfrium; W. by O. F. Baker PrtciJ, $2,500. 264 acres, known as Patterson Place, 1 mile from Dunbarton. Bounded by lands of Amos Uolmsn, Killing*- worth and Rountree. Price, !H0 P^r acre’. “ 860 acres miles from proved. Bounded on Saltkehatchie-JHvcr^jJ Ttfrawgtr.c ^ij ^p tni-l baltkehatcme by River, lands of Reetl danders and oth ers. Price, $9 per acre. RED OAK TOWNSHIP. 467 acres, portion H. M. Duncan placo. Bounded N. by laffds formerly of Putney A Duncan; E. by Baltke- hatchle River; S. by line'surveyed a* the K. B A W. R. R. and lauds of Boston Lee; W. by W. M. Cook. Price, $2,000. BARNWELL TOWNSHIP. ® «* ' - * 428 acres, Salhe E'. llagood place.' Bounded N. by lands of llagood and Jordan Branch; E. by Toby’a Creek and Hagood’s Mill Pond; on S. and S. W. by Charleston Road and W. by T. Vogel. - Price. $6,000. 100 acres, known as portion of Al drich place. Bounded by tract No. 4; E by Turkey Creek; S. by tract No. 2; W. by VViliiaton Road. Price, $1,750. WILLISTOX TOWNSHIP. 256 acres, Mary E. Stalnaker place. Bounded N. by Charleston & Augusta Road; E. by Dr. W. W. Smith and Dr. J. R. Smith; S by J. P. Lee and W, by W. U. Kennedy. Price $2,300. AIKEN COUNTY. 69C acrea, Laura L. Wise place. Bounded N. by lands of W. P. Eu banks and Kpann Hankinson and Mr*. Rollette; E. by Mrs. Rollelto and Matt Wall; B. by Matt Wall. John WiHi* and Dr. W. C. Smith; W. by D. Smith and Upjter Three Runs. Price, $2,000. 800 acres, A. J. Weathersbco place. Bounded by lands of Asbill Turner, Wm. Strlrigfellow and ^others and lands of Fairmount Mfg, Co. Price, $800. 480 acrea, M. C. Woodward place. Bounded by estate lands of Corley and lands of W, J. Woodward and other* 330 acres, J. W. Hickson place. Bounded by estate of Bowie, lands of P Bell, P. Rutland, N. Bates, .fas. ^TaU end others. " Price $750. J. O. PATTERSON & SON BjUKXWSUL* S. C. Wf AUK BHOWIN'O NlCfe ABB OUT MEN T OF SEASONABLE GOODS: LACKS- Embroideries, All Overs, Brilliantines, Pongknettfs, Lawns, Linens and WAftii Fab rics. We INVITE INSPECTION. 6RieGSy«uisT & eo. HIT L0 YOUR KES and MULES Get Poor and Bony. ... , ; • Give each one a bottle of White’s Purgative Medicine. This puts him ii\,shape to get the full benefit of WHITE’S Wonn and Condition Powders • •r' ^ <u Which is givch for 8 days. You will be astonished at the improvement. - ra A combination rem- > edy for Kidney troubles with stock and a certain colic cure. —- The only perfectly anced, sub-c u t a n e bal o u i counter iirHaiiti ~ For sale by C. N. Burekhalter, Dl , 1Jf „; st . 4 DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY —IN- THE BANK of BARNWELL-!! CAPITAL, - - - - SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $60,000- - $30,000. \V $ MONEY kipt iu jour house may be lost by theft cr fire, It with us and We earn' l"cH(il.* K INSL’RANCK PROTECT ION, and have fffe-phmf vaults. The habit of d< positing with iw will Nive you many h dollar tlist might Ik-unwisely - - ek>t^. CON rKACT THE HA HIT NOW. safety of puylhg all juurobflgation* by cheek, once tried, will never l>c aiven up. — Cheeks and draft* can be rafely sent to us by mail wfebernt heln$ ngistered. _ yitJKT call iu person «nd ojk-u an acctfunr w ith us or write ns. S. by G. B. Dunbar; E. by Mra^iLAJjB if 1 *.. l r V)Vy 1 ‘u7_j^iiL" CONTRAet THE HABIT NOW Price, $600. w c .,nvenieheu and safety di C. F. CALHOUN, President. BUTLEK HACOOD, Vice-President. ”T. If. 11UC KINO H A If, Cashier. G. W. MANY1LLE, Asst. Oi.'-hicr. - STOHE OPEN EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK ON JACKSON STREET, BARNWELL, S. C, O FFERS to add to the brightness and happiness of all homes by •el)iug r at price* that the mo~t careful buyers can afford—Beautiful and Useful New Goods—needed and wished for by every good housekeeper iu South Carolina. For theFarWr itoffera lovHy lamps, choice pictures and becoming orna ments. For the Dining Room—Beautiful China Ware, Glass Ware. Single Piece* and Full Sets, In vast variety and all of Ttreprettiest styles gnjL-best_quiiHtle*. —th-iq ahft-47A,k Room there w|)i be fouud many labor and temper saving articles that every woman bearing the burdens of housekeeping desires and deserves. THE FIVE AND TEN CENT COUN TERS are crowded with goods worth far more money and that will add muchjo the sunshine of a home. RACKET STORE GOODS. These are too numerous'to describe and inuat be seen and priced to be ap preciated. Give the Golden Role Store a visit when you come to Barnwell and xnu will he proflred and pleased to your heart’s content. . Mrs. Sallie Mcnab. NEHfeERRY COLLEGE Signalizes its semi-centennial ^ ear bv offering thoroivgh training in M E- CHANICALaml ELECTRICAL EN GINEERING in addition to the regu lar Classical and Seientitic courses. Positive ChrUttan influences. Modern Equipment, HeaUhlul Location, Re markably Moderate Expeiues. Ad dress— James A. B. Scherer, Pres, NEWBERRY, S. C TUCKS'- HOUSE, 034 BROAD 8T., Augusta. G*. Excellent room* and good table hoard. Kates, $1.50 per day; special rates by tbe week. A. P. Dicks, Pltop. FINE MILCH COWST” fine milch Parties desiring please write to M^Will sell (Mil 00$$$#, for cows W. C. SMITH, WlLM$T02», 8. C. cash or exchange FOR SALE. Two young BERKSHIRE Boar*, siredliv Tmt'orted-Danes- flrld Blunt 68288. Dam, Mary F. B 71784. Weight t»f sire, 6(X) lh*.; of dam, 700—In show shape. Thc*cJ>oars, wtth care, promtae good results In the show ring and will be a credit at bead of any herd ALSO— . - r- Two full sisters Choice of these four a: $25.00. Younger stock of different breeding that are equally as good as above for a slight reduction in price if ta ken at once. I have as good Berkshire* as are in the South, and expect to keep them up to the standard. Equalled by Tew and Excelled > by None. — Come and Inspect niv lieKT,' Batisfwcrton guaranteed or mou- eyre funded. — CALHOUN FARMS, THOMAS,*. C. ORANGEBURG, S. C. 13AST session most - L successful in his tory of school. Splendid Buildings, f ♦ i 4 4 4 i 4 i 4 t Terms moderate] Let us mail you a copy of our new cata logue. You will enjoy looking over it. Address W. S. PETERSON, Pres, ORANGEBURG, S. C. r'i ■-Ltr ijagy