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), I. H0LHE8, Sditor I Prof'i? UlEBEUT wcstt culvutim. laMsz THURSDAY. (MJTOBEH Jl, IMS. On* of lb* MOmiltod chior purpose* of rreslilent Roo»eveU’» pr«»ont Sotith»m trip w»» th« vrrv natural daalr* lo ao« jh* blrthplacu of tlid mother from whom ha InlmHted hla heat oharacter- istlcs of head ami heart. Another, not paraded, wm the wt»h to complete the record of having apokan la caory atato of the Union. A third waa the unrpoken Intention to be the peace-maker between the North and the South, to center attention upon new national ItifliM that would lead to the forgetting of old party and aectlon- •I dlvlalona. The reaulta will be that Mr. Rooae- telt carrloa home with lifm a larger and broader populaiity than any one of Ina Republican predeceaaora baa en joyed, and the gonth believe* that with hla clearer understanding of Ita prob lems he will have sulHcient confidence In their patriotism, good sense and clear judgment of his mother’s people to give them the square deal, that Is all they ask, and nothing less than that will satisfy them. FROM frying pan to firk. A couple of weeks ago the daily pa pers told of the purchase by two New York philanthropists of a tract of 3,200 acres, three mltea from Monhnorencftaction, together with the summons, u (formerly Poeloat) and seven miles from Aiken, for the consideration of $6,500, stock Included. The buyers intend lo cut the place into 30 or 40 $Ye farms and to settle there families of Russians and Poles who have been ^Iriven by erual treatment from the lands of their birth. Tbs price paid caused us to inquire of men knowing that section aa to lit worth and quality. Ail assured ua that Che IihmlgraQla would surety starve to death If they undertook to support themselves by farming or truck raising on those bottomless sand bills. One who has known for half a century re marked that only one farmer had suor ceeded In hla time making a lirlng there. L and he had done to by operating a lit tle water corn mill.—ft waa of Just such land that the antebellum poet wrote: " “"'"tfarnjweTI deertrlct, Aiken town, Lord In mercy do look down, The land Is poor and the people too. If they dont steal what will they do?” If American born Northern people were to he brought Houth and settled there we would have no objection, for ail aneh people are or ongbt to be, competent to take care of themselves, trut to bring strangers to our country, Ignorant of our language, customs and farm life, would be a crime and • cruelty as inexcusable as the III treatment that has driven them from Europe to this land of refuge, ao called,.. I yet u* alone, Mr. President Rooae- ▼elt, Industrially and socially. We are used to the efforts of you and yours to boas ns politically, hot when It eome< COUNTY OF BARNWELL. In the Probete Court. J. t. Barnes, to Ms own right Mid aa Administrator the Estate of B. T. McCreary, deceased. Plaintiff, against R. J. McCreary, L. V, MeCreary, Os car Williams, Eugene Williams. Er- ^pest Williams, Annie Belle Williams, Kyan Williams and R A. McCreary, heirs at law of E. T. McCreary, de ceased, ’ - Defendants. Summons for Relief, (Complaint not served.) To the Defendants In this action: You ere hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action, which is tiled in the office of the Judge of Probate for the said county, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at hla olti'W Barnwell. S. C. within twenty dagg after the service hereof.exclusive of the day of such service, and If you fail to antWCT the coroptatnt witbin the time -aforesaid the plaintiff In Ibis action will apply to the Prohate Court for relief demanded In the Complaint. You are further required to appear at the same time and place to show cause, if any you can. why the proceeds of the sale of the real estate of E. T. McCreary, deceased, so sold by me should not be paid over to J. F. Barnes, administrator of the said K. T. Mc Creary, to be applied by him to Iho B iyment of the debts of the said E. T. aCrsarjr. v Given under mydiand and leal, tbia 31th day of October 1903. »- John K. Snollluf, (fleal.) Probate Judge of Barnwell County. James A. Willis, Attorney for Petitioner. To the abaent defendant R. J. MoCrea- /STUDIO. CLRRK STREET,' BLACKUILLE. a 0. »e^o»e«»e,»e^e—'e-*-#*-**** For Brat class portraiture, work equal to the best done In ' City attMlos. Latest Myles In card mounts. A line of line ptutures (hand vyrk) pastela. water oolora and oil; for holiday trade. Kodak Albums. Post Cards msde to older. Kodak work a special ty Mrs. Kelly is a pupil of tha Lennry Htndlo of ^Atlanta and can guarantee aaturactorjjrwork In every line of pho tography. FOR BALE. ry Take notice that the complaint In this of which the foregoing is a copy, waa fl led In the oftice of the Judge of tbr Probate Court for Barnwell County, In the State of South Carolina, on the 24th day of October A. D. 1905, Barn well, S. C. James A. Willi*. . Attorney for Petitioner. October 24th 1905. William McHab, J. M. Caldwell. McNAB & CALDWELL. New Firm, ) j New Goods, Best Values, f ( Lowest Prices. A. P. MANVILLE’S OLD STAND. , Main Street, Barnwell, S*£.^, We offerbur entirely new, carefully select ed and bought stock at ploaeing prices. Not s shop, worn article In stock. In Dry7SJi<TT?RM floods all the standard rorttes, alTth.MS'Mt eSftdidates for favor, latest styles and best qualities. .Shoes.arc a Specialty with us. and the and the youna of all occupation* will fin' here the complete comfort of easy wcaiing and long lasting shoes, slippers Ac. Our Hats will please all good tastes, both iu the beauty of style and excellence of mate rial. , Our Notions, (tents Furnishings and mis cellaneous goods need only to be seen to be appreciated The early calls of our friends and the pur- chssfng public arc most cordially invited. We are confident that we can give complet es! satisfaction to all cash customers and that we can and will save yon money and gtve yon pleasure on every purchase. Very sincerely, McNAB A CALDWELL. F. P. DEALERIN GENERAL to the association of yourself and other northarn “philanthropists,” backed by ample capital, to plant Italian colonies In the Bouth. wo kick. The South has taken pretty good «are of keelf einoe your Confederate Nuncio, Mr. President, fired the last gun In the death battle of the mar velous Alabama, in spite of all the Ills heaped upon her people by Republican yeconttructlontats, and now that her victory ovef hard times has been com pletely won she utters no Macedonian ery for help.' She can take oareof her self, she la raising children enough to make blossom every acre from the Po- tomao to the Klo Grande, and she wants to keep that heritage for them. It would, no doubt, help the nortfr to dump the surplus of Dagoes on the ttoothrbut we are doing enough in. paying tribute without being made a quasi penal colony. We are making more cotton than the world Is willing to buy at a fair price, and Ire dont want those children of hot Europe to Increase that yield. And we beg, Mr. President, to call your at tention to the fact that to Italian im- wigrar.ts li largely due the |ust ending epidemic of yellow fever, which haa In the city of New Orleans alone attacked up to Monday of this week 3.365 per sons, causing 435 deaths, and large •Irknest and mortality In the country districts and Pensacola, Fla. Quit trying to boss us In evgry thing, and, we say it toilhout testiness or disrespect, let the north mind Its own trnsiooss MERCHANDISE, Williston, S. C.. * offers at lowest living prices a com plete, carefully selected and closely bought stock of the Best snd Newest General Merchandise for the Fall and Winter trade. In all linefr*—Dry and Dress Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, No tions, Staple and Fancy tx 1 Itlie can please all taste* and suit all customeri. All competition in city or country will be met In both quality and prices of goods. The public cordially Invited to cal) and see for themselves. I will be glad to see all old friends, to make many new ones and to prove to all that I staqd on the right trade platform, F. P. LEE, AVu.uston, S. C. For Better Schools. TO TRUSTEES: I am prepared to furnish School Fur niture and Supplies of all kinds. I can supply the Schools of the Coun ty with thoroughly competent teachers of high personal character. President Roosevelt, accompanied by Private Secretary Loeb and Surgeon General Rlxey of tho navy, Is sched uled to arrive In New Orleans at o’clock this morning. The cars In which they go to the city will he screened to keep out mosquitoes. Close watch will be kept to prevent the Presi dent's being bitten while In New Or leans. Shoqld one bite him Dr. Rlxey will immediately use hla knife and cut out the uunotuced flush. At 6 thla afternoon the Presidential party of three wttl take a steam launch river, tomorrow the armored cruper. West Virginia, which escorted by-two other war ships will go North at forced draught speed. ^ vs V»» I w; w ati mmun T**». (toqu-thtf Mississippi rlv No. lOOf^-fiforning getting aboard VO. 101J . 4 "Peace hath Its victories no leas re powned than war." Helentlflc battle against the stcgouiia (aseiata haa con quered the yellow liver epidemic in New Orleans, a jwuvf glorious victory than Togo won when ho annihilated the Ktuslan bea power. With hi* t«*day*a speech In New Or leans President Roosevelt completes a rd that none of bts predecessors tirade. Mince he became chief ex- udve he has made speeches In every lit .the union. Opinions as to the talks Rare done will widely TO TEACHERS I can help you aecnre desirable and profitable positions. Make the School Rooms comfortable, employ the Right Teachers, and the children will make the progress that will the better assure their success In afver life. Call on or correspond with W. H. Jones, Barnwell. S. C. FINE MILCH COWS. fine mlleh cows Parties desiring please write to . - W/C, SMITH, _ WlLUSTON, 8. O. for cash or exchange beef oattle. IP^WIll sell Tor bet JAMES A. WILLIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, BtracKiui.TRR — Building, Barnwell, - - » - 8. O; Practice in State J Prompt Atten- and Federal tiou Given to Coqrts. | all Business. Bee Ryan's Hams @ Smoked shoulders at lOo. 13 13 A 15. We will offer for sale at public out cry In front of the Court House at Barnwell, 8. G , on Monday, the sixth day of November, 1905, at 13 o’clock M. or Immedlstelr after the official sales, to the highest bidder for cash, or for one third cash, the balaneo in three equal annual Installments, with Inter- es't at the rate of seven per cent, on the deferred payments, the following de scribed tract or plentatton of land, sit uated one and one-half miles from Barnwell Court House, known as the Bellinger Tract, containing four hnn- dred and fifty .acres and bounded North by the public road leading from Barnwell. C. II. to Augusta, Ga.; East by lands of Whaley A Rivers,Tormerly lands of WIIUs J. Duncan: South by the Great Saltkehatchle River and land* of Whateytt KHm-tM WiHJbjL lands of e*tste of Aaron and the Groat Saltkehatchle River. J. O. Patterson A Son. , m & & & w w ACT NOW!! T O - D A Y ! I Call at Creech’s Pharmacy. Pay him S5c for one Jar Camtbol. Your money cheerfully refunded if not satisfactory for tho following complaints: Rheumatism, swellings, ssthfns, catarrh, ecsems, cuts, burns, !n*ect_ bites, bruises and neuralgia. Free Information on circu lar. THE CAMTHOLCO., Savannah. Ga. TAX SALES. South Carolina. UaruweU County.. By virtue of sundry tax executions being lodged in my office by J. B. Armstrong I have levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder for cash on Monday, the 6th day of November, A D. 1903 it being.salesday In said month, the following real estate to wit: One lot In Williston township con taining two acre* more or less snd bounded on the North by Mrs. Cary SiAith, South, West and EasUiy lands of J. T. Smith, Junior, levied^upon as the property of J. D. Robinson to sat isfy execution* and cost. Also. One lot lit Williston Township bounded on the East by Delia Wilson. North by estate of Mrs. L. A.Thomson. South by Mims avenue. West bv estate of J. II. Hair, sold as the pmperty of Pelxer, Rodgers A Co. to iatisfy eSHST tlona and cost Also One lot In Williston Town ship, Town of Elko, hounded on the East by Mil* Della Wilson, North by estate of L. A. Thomson, Month by Mims Avenue, West by estate of J. R, Hair, levied upon as the property of Paul S. Felder to satisfy executions and cost. Also. One lot or parcel of land in Rosemary Township containing Three acres more or less and levied upon as the property of Mrs 8. V. Maynard, to. satisfy executions and cost. Terms cash, purchaser to pay for papers. Frank H. Creech, Sheriff of Barnwell County- Barnwell, O. H. Oct. 10th, 1905. “WK SOLICIT CONSIGNMENTS OF EXTRA STAPLED COTTO>* AND ARE IN A POSITION TO OJ1TAIN FULL MARKET PRICES. GIVE US A TRIAL SHIPMENT. DILL BALL COMPANY, COTTON FACTORS, CHARLESTON, S.C,” NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned will, on Monday, November 6rh, 1905, flte hgrtHial acconnt aaOtrar dian of Arthur E. and Clinton Dycbe* and ask for letters dlstnlssory. J Mrs. D. J. Dyches, Guardian. OctobW 9d,1906. IHiTnn.JiOIIIH'SIOIIE. 726 Customers sirred there Saturday, September 30, ’05. Judson 8. Black, the peerless Salesman, with J. Elbert Grubb* s clo»e *econ.l—hoys who nwver know wben they are wearied and arc nappy on ly when accommodating you—will meet yon with the glad hand anu *how you eouie of the many good things cqrried In this busy, huntling Try their Pickled Salmon; Mackerel; Boneless Ham; Smoked Pork Sausage; Herring*; Bologna Sausage. Tkelr Hams—at 12, 13, loc. per pound; Smoked Shoulders at 10 cents. All Guaranteed. e—e—e—e —e-*e—-e-^e- e—e—e-»e-»e-.e-»e-^e—e—e-»e-*e—e--e—e-»e OUR THREE STORES ARE ALL OVERCROWDED WITH UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS FOR WISE BUYERS. COME AND SEE We Sell only the purest kinds of Drugs. “ JW null llil l)i IH> substitution in Prescriptions. Our Cut Glass and Sterling Silver are of the most beautiful designs and finest qualities. ' _ Come and see & J9®*FOUR SOLID CAR LOADS OF FURNITURE, '■ ' ' ..... “ I®* PR ICES LOWEST $397.98 value in Furniture to be sold at cost, Rugs a specialty. Come and see - -.T; * —■? “We have in-tbis the most Elaborate Lme ever shown.** Chafes, 4 Rain Coats,t Walking Jackets, Embroideries and Laces. An Exposition well worth seeing, and if low prices arc any inducement YOU WILL BUY. We wffl dis-^ continue the Green Trading Stamps. All hav- . ing Books ard requested to bring them in — ' about January ist, 1906, and fill up. _ T Come and hear the graphophone — u ahd learn how to get one free. Toiins Tlree Sloies, Bai^nwell, ------ S. 0. I. F. STILL & S0NS CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE, BLA6KVILLG, - - S- ©., Arc now completely ready for the Fall and "Winter Trade and offer ' —in all lines of- Dry . Goods, Notions, Clothing Boots, Shoes/ Hats, Caps, Furniture, Groceries, To- -—-4>aeco, Cigars, Crockery, Glassware, Hay, Grain, Real Estate For Sale. A* Agent for the heir* of Mrs. S. *L. Pyche*, deceased, I will *ell at Barn well In front of the Court House on Monday, the 6th day of November, A. D. 1905, it being *aleday In said month, within the legal hour* of »ale. the fol lowing real estate situate, lying and being In Barnwell County : All that tract or parcel of land, part ly* within the corporate limit* of the town of Blackvllle. containing twenty •even (27) acre*, more or less; bounded on the North by Academr Lot and lands of the estate of Mr* 8. L Dyches; West by lands Of.the estate of Henry Hartxog snJ lands of J. D. Whittle; South by land* or J. D Whittle and East by the Buford’s Bridge Road- also We invite, with confidence, special attention to our Fur niture, which will make any home comfortable and beauti ful; to onr Clothing, which will defy the Winter’s cole and. double good Jooks; and to our Shoes, which will make your way and walk through life an easy progress. INSURANCE. Fire, Health. One lot In the towif of Blackvllle containing three acre*.’more or 1«*», with dwelling and outbuilding* there on, bounded North by South Boundary Street; South by Academy Lot and es tate of Mrs. S. L. Dvches; East by the Buford's Bridge Road and West by Estate of Henry Hartxog. * ~ ALSO xhout three- an tore In the town of eontaintn One lot fourths of Blackvllle, bounded North by lot of J»mqs Odomt South 1 'by South. Boan- dary Street; East by Mrs. John Orth- bln and West by lot of the Methodist Church. Terms Cash—Purehaser to pay for papers. Life, Accident, We represent only “Old Line” eotn- panlcs. t THE GERMANIA LIFE, OF NEW YORK THE NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS AGENCY THE AMERICAN FIRE, OF NEW JERSEY - THE EQUITABLE FIRK OF CHAR LESTON THE EMPLOYERS LIABILITY OF ^LONDON _ ' All kinds of Insurance promptly wrlt- ten and attended to In person by DICKS - HOUSE, Ml BROAD ST„ Augusta, Ga. Excellent room* and board. Kates, $1.60 per rates by the week. A. P. Dicks, Pbof. W -m awe SHOWING NICE ASSORTMENT lir OF SEASONABLE GOOPSI LACES. " Embroideries, All Overs, BRILUANTINES, PONGENETT^ Lawns, Linens and Wash Far- 1jA ’ We invite inspection. RICS. buist A CO. 1111 DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY -IN— THE BANK of BARNWELL. CAPITAL, - - - * ^ SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS. *0.000. - 130,000, i„ jour bouoe may be lost by theft or in, DepoMt U with a. tratiof* r 1 he Itar R WCE PROTECTION, and have fire-proof vault*. We carry nfwffl tore You maiy a dollar that might beonw The habit of debiting with HABIT NOW. K ‘ nt " of paying all your ob.igmi.ms by Cheek, gpent The cjdv will never be given up. might be nnwiaely tried. nie^TihcntTSftx ran be safely ^ to as by mall wltheat being ragtotoed. kKiin^ end <^n an with n. erWe «. <\ F. UAUIOl’N, Prw-ident. BUTLER 11AUOOD, Vice-President P. M. BUCKINGH AM, Cashier. G. W. MANVILLK, Aset Cashier. €€€€€€€<€«€€<i€€€<CC€4.tCC€<«€€l€»lfiMiHUt$ MS FOR SALE. N‘ OW I* the time to buy Improved Farm* cheap. Land* *re cheap er now than they will ever be again. Only a llmiied number for sale. It U the only safe and mlwtan* tiaT Investment. The demand is In- !«. W. C. DEinsr, —IkiwcII, ■ m .S. C,—— creating, prices are advancing and w® cannot add one acre to the world’s *up ply. It I* the prevailing Opinion that we will never »ee low priced cotton sga’n. Thl* mean* Idglier price* for the farm* th»t proifameftlie jlefXf Mfifthu i I offer the following farm* for sale at very low price* for the next 80 day*, term* caxh. or one-fourth cash, balance in five equal annual installment*, 7 per cent Interest on deferred payment*. ftoTThl* mav .he your !a*t oppor tunity to buy a GOOD PLACE cheap ^n easy term* raflf — ROSEMARY TOWNSHIP. 200 acre*, tei.ant house, barn* and stable*, good land. BoundedT: N. by I,ong Hrauch; K by Koxemarv Creek; 8. by Mr* Mary W1IIL; and W. by es tate of Joshua McCreary. Price, $2,- 000. Will be in my office every Fri- day And Saturday ttntil November first. From November 1st to April 1 will be in my office every day. From April to November I will attend calls in the country 01 meet patients at any of our town* 4'by- appomtwtent^■ l "■ Treasurer's Notice. BENNETT SPRINGS TOWNSHIP. 65 acre*, tenant houses, barn* and ^tables, goral land. Bounded: N. by Mrs. H. A. Kur»e; W. by J. W. Fur*e; S. by G. R. Dunbar; E. by Mr*. H. A.. Furs*. Price, $000. All thst lot In the town of formerly lot of A. P. Maiiville. Bounded: N. bv John I. Bronson and the Opera llouxe; 8 by *treei separa ting It from estate of N. G W. Walk en, 8r.; K by Public Court House Square and W. hy lands of Kuruher- ger, fonTierlv Pechmsu. Price $2,500. The Trea*urvr’* Office will be ope< for the collection of Uses levied f« ISO.), from the 15tb day of October t i:.th day of March, 1906, Inclusive. From the 1st to the 31*t dev of Jaa nary. 1966. a penalty of one per ceni will be added to all taxes paid In Jas usrv. From the 1st to the-atth day of Fell ruary. 1906, a penalty of two per ren will he added to all taxes paid in Krl ruary. From the 1st to the 15th day . March, 1906, a penalty*of seven p. cent, will be added to all unpaid tax* LEVY. 5^ milts, mill*, mills. 2 mills. mill. jaCllLAND TOWN3HIP. 100 sores. Bounded: N by R. C.' Holman or C. F Kurnberger; 8. hy E. W. Holman; K. by Mrs. M. 1. Walker; W. by A. F. Holman. Price. $300. —Harley Place. 650seres, 200 cleared, balance in wood and timber, 9 tenant hou«e* on place, dwelling recently burned, 7 mile* from Barn well Court House, on public road, liotinded hy land* of Weathersbee, Dick*. J. O. Patterson. James Tilly and K L. Pat terson. Price, $3,500. 500 acres, portion Duncan place. Bounded N. by land* of J. O. Patter son; E. by estate of JaoieaTTIcks; 8. K. L. Patterson; W. by C. F. Baker and Lafayette lisle*. Price, $2,500. 264 acres, known as Patterson Place, 1 mite from ‘Dunbarton. Bounded by laud* of Amo* Holman, Killing*- snd Rountree. Price, $lo per worth acre. RED OAK TOWNSHIP. 467 place. acres, portion II. M. Duncan Bounded N. by lands formerly of Putney & Duncan; E. by Ssltke- hatch'e River: 8. by Hne surveyed a* the F,.BA W. R. R. and lands of Boston Lee; W. by W. M. Cook. ’’— Price, $2,000. AIKEN COUNTY. 480 acres' M. C. Woodward place. Bounded by «ttate lands of Corley and land* of W. J. Woodward snd others 380 acre*, J. W. Hickson place. Bounded by estate of Bowie, land* of P Bell, P. Rutland, N. Bate*. Jfi*. Wall and other*. , price $750. BAMBERG COUNTY. good table day; special REGISTRATION NOTICE. The Registration Books will be open In the Court House on the first Mon* day (sale day) In each month for the transaction of such business as is re quired by law. xley, Chairman. G. MU October 1st, 1906. H. P. Dyctier, , Agent. Snelliog & Sberfesee, quts, BARNWELL, S. C. The R Iouht> NOTICE. Road Overseers throngbout the County will please warn out their hand* at Once and give their respective roads a thorough working. I am send ing a copy of the revised road law to all overseers, snd they will please gov ern themselves accordingly. J- B. Morris, Supervisor. B. C. Roberts,Clerk. 73 acres known Boundaries; N. Bishop, E. and S, Lain, and W. hy well Public Road. as the Ayer by land* of by lands of Walterhoro A Place, liewls O. B. Barn- Price, $300.00. BENNETT BPKINOS TOWNSHIP. 600 aersa, more or leas, Bounded N. by lands of Jenney J. Wood, by Port Royal Railroad,on 8. bf Creek, and West by lands of Holly, kuown as the Bugltorougli tract frmerly owned by F. F. Dunbar. Price $3,500,00. on on E. Steel Julia 1.000 acres more or lea*, and bounded N. by public road from S*vannah to Augusta, on E. by lands of W. T. Dun bar ahd Mrs. A. M. Ingram, on 8. by Savannah river and W. bv latidk^l Mrs. M A. Rountree and Mrs, G M George, known as the “Little Hell" tract, formerly owned by F. F. Dnn- - ?4,ooom The Bonaparte Place containing 160 acres with Improvements thereon near WilllstOQ. 8. C. Price $1,000,“ For State purposes For Ordinal y County For Constitutional School For Blackvllle Township, Special road tax Special School lAvy, Ce dar Grove 1 Allendale, Barbary Branch, Rlaekvill Double Pond, Elko, Edl*V>, Falrfa Friendship, Healing Spring*, Kiln Morrl*. XewpForeat, Oak Grove. O Columbia, Reedy Branch, Selglin vllle. Seven Pines and T I n k e Creek. 2 mill*. WillLton, 2} mills. Barton. Big Fork, Cave. Htrknrv 111 Owens’ X Roads, Sycamore No, and Ulmer*, 3 mills. Hercules and l^-e*. 4 mill*. Barnwell, 4)£ nilHs. The Commutation Road Tax Not! will appear a* soon as Ike Coun Board passe* on same. The comntation road tax of two d< lar* will Do received until March 1 1906. J. B. Armstrong, a County Treasurer . Sept 12. 1905. Healing Spring High School. Prepares for college ai for business. Full corps teachers from the bea American schools. Litcrnr Music and Business, inclu ing Penmanship, New building and equipage. Large field: Students are ed with the famous Springs water. Fall ° begins Sept li* 1905. Terms reasonable." F c further information addrei course mode athlef furnia Healii tci John C. Eagerton, Prin., A 1—3m. Ldltfi hi laekville, 8. REGISTERED HEIFERS. Glendale Farm at Barnwell, has •ale a number of choice rvglste Jersey Heifers and yonng Bulla, i offspring of our noted Tormentor B by line regletered cows. We had tended to reserve these heifers for i own use. but now. offer them with reserve ior sale. Thla is a good opp tunity for those desiring fine helfen they rejirrfent nine yean n/ oartfnl lection and breeding of the best Jera In tba country. Our cuttle have M purchased from eelehratad herdatio J. O. PATTERSON & Barnwell, S