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Tfye Barnwell People. TIIUR8DAY, MARCH 16 rt)06. RAT^S OYSimSCBIPTION. In Adp«r Annum-... $1.60 On Tlme..^.... $200 — Til* 4»nln gmijf U at Cave's cfilureh Veek. . . • if. R. MorrR* 3tipervi»or. fl. 0. xUsbdrte it.. Clerk. Ulster Sunday I* Just n month ahead. Next Saturday will be St. Patrick’s Day, in the moridng.” For court expenses last ’a-eek Treas urer Armstrong paid.out $413.50. i ' ) The time for paving State and Coun ty taxes wltfttHtt penalty emT* today. Itev. S. I* Hair Is attending The At-* lanta Tabernacle Bihle Conference thts Wefk. * • ■ Mi«s Janie Mao AVannamaker of Or* angebnrg is the vdry prutty guest of her sister, Mrs. it C Holman. , The court'U making good progress iX .«T^3S?,WBsa t«-r5 T,T"m **” be held at their Ilnll on Friday night hecn coiHiriued because of the absence at 7% o’clock. Friday night A full attendance Ya requested. Uy order of AUDEN A. LEMON, C. V. Wm. Me*VAB. K. R. Money t« fkshd. Adtiress, B. Strfngfellow. , ^ i,- _*hlho, C. Tjry'hon paper of Creech's 2 lb Io nia^ <ee<l, 15cts. a paper. KVeryhody thatahave tried our 2,1b Tomato See.! say U*«y r.re w.u tii ten fllhes'the'fsrjw t/e charge for them. Creech’s Pharmacy. Remember to plant some of Creech’s Rarly Dixie Dent Corn. For sale at ^Creech’s Pharmacy only. Why not get all your garden seed Ml C reua'h’* l%arAacy. Then you XsiMild re«t ar.sured that you were plairt- <ng ttfCbest seed grown. W’e sell Tomato Seed that produces tomatoes weighing 2 lbs each. Did —r-y^tt cver try thcwT * ' decch’s Pharmacy. One tomatd y grown from onr^ lb To mato seed Hi is a largo d,i>h when •Heed. Just tho thing for slicing— Very delightful: Creech’s Pharmacy. ,l\^un- FINAL DI3CIIAlUi’U. Notice is hereby given that th Iderslgned will on Mondav, April 2d, 11)06, ^ file his tinal account with oohn K. Snelling, Jj.ulge, of Probate for Bariiwell County amd a|*f>ly for letters dismissory as Administrator of tjae Es tate oT ftitry Pender, doceared. P L. Ponder, , , . AduiinUtratuf. Feby. 37th. PJOtl. NO ITCK OF FINAL DISC 11A HO K. Notice Is hereby given that tho un- dCr-ign.-tl wHf, on Monday, Ai»ril 10.11. die their tinal account with J. K Mielling; Judge of Probate for Barn well Cor.uty'. as admlnlstratois of the estate of J. ‘J’. Smith, Jr.. deceased, and UTS tli'l, ask for lettt'i -lin>*ory. "HarchCih 19tMJ. A-dtuiiusCFato^*. MASTKIPS SALK. Htate of South Carolina,i County of Barnwell. | Court of Common i’leas. A B The Barn we] I'County Teachers As- sociatio*) at its regular monthly met t- ing on Saturday unaiilm<>MSiy . adoptad tive- foilirwjrrg reRTiTiffTnns; .liosolved. That in a > n rrrrl; as there exists sortie ()i«sHii«facrh>n among, the teachers of tint county \vi.tli„ Fove’s (Jeograjdiv’, (liat we. the. ineinb ii, of Ba 111 weil t'tnAify ’T’eni'hr|V—AssocliK iLm—am«-t. y tiutiy--.- ■‘-Twnrr^ToTnTTj^; u+-au—H.-«-t-tiT Tr tr.Ti* xr ailojil ion of Ho* 11i’e schools of the State, to replaim, M«*3'0’a (ygtjgcaphv with Maurv’s further r^pR-MI. That a copy of the a hi 1 ve be sen 1 tiAxa/o incniiiei of Ihe State Board oC LiTm-afioo; ,iis«. a copy ha Srnt to each of the county jm- (>ci h f*>r publhhnion. ^ . Connor, I’laintill, vs. Cora Boll Connell v, et al.. Defendants By vDtue of a decretal order,to’- me directed in the above entitled cartse 1 will sell at Barnwell, In front of tin* Conn House, on Monday, A |?V 11 second, 1«06. It lielng salcday in Said month, within the legal hours ot sale, the following deseribed real property, situate in the County and State afore said ~~*ftuate, lying and l»eing in ttie com it;. • ml State aforesaid, containing one hundred acres more or legs, and tMMinded by lands ol tlie estate of Seth William*, l*r Money and 01 lu.*rs. Terms of saia cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. II. L. O BANNON, . ' Master. Master’s Ofllce. MarcTHSth, IDOtl. F!Menton. S.C. March 2nd. PH)G. Hendqu iftera Camp Wick Mctfrearv, Therb will be a meeting of the \et- •rana of tpU camp at the KUenbui Club Ilonaa on tha.fc)'irth iSaturdav in this month.'"March. By order of com mander L. A. Bush. R. J. Dunbar, Adjt. ATTENTION COMKADE3. The members of Camp Morrr.ll, Nb. Mta H- C. v , are,,req.iested to meet at. the Bennett Springs Agricultural trhrhr house near Mever’s Mill on FrVlr.v, the ’J3rd day of March, 1W6, for the fmr- ;nt«e oLwlaoUog—defegaiea to the natinual and State reunions ami to transact any other bitsiiiess that might come before it, Oonfe prepared to pay your due*. Mr C. S W'arncr amt others will address the meeting, which will make It an interesting affair. -Barhecne rttnner WTTI he served. Bv tjrder J. H. Laftiiter ■R. Dnnhaer -Com nundcTT Adjutant. NAVAL CADF/rSll lP. To-WH the vacancy at the Unl^off .States Naval Academy for a mldali.p- niHii fr<un the Second Congressiomil District of South Cafullua a Competi tive examination for a principal and three allernatea will.fe held at Barn well Court House on Wednesday, the 18th day of April li)06, commenciirg at 10o’clock a. m. ' The County Superintendents of Edu cation of the several, counties In the District have ,hedn requeaUd act as the Board of Examiners. ( The niluinium age of admission of tpidshipmsu to the Academy Is sixteen years and tire maximum age twenty years. A llnal examination will he peld st Annapolis, Aid., on, the third Tuesday in June. Candidates will he examined mentally (it punctuation, spelling, arithuiftic, geognlpffy, Ku- glish (jrapniiar, I’pited States history, World's history, algebra through qua dratic equations, and plane geometry (live books of Chauvenetlsr-Ceometi v, pr an e^qlviilent. DeHciency in any ne of these.^objects iqav be sirfhcient r Insure the, n^ebtlyn of tho candid ate. A perfect idiyslcaV condition i< necessary for passing th* physical ex- iiuluatiou. - ^ t. f <■ * J O. Patterson. . The new.Meiliodist Chhrch at Bam- bsrg wJJ I be dedieaAEil qtt iuinday- oex t. Bi*hop William .Wallace-Dnncanijwiil deliver the dy«Ucatory sermon In the morning and Kev. M.’ W, lliyi'.; wiii fireach In the evening. • Dr. J. B.. mstthewt, ^^resnshoro, y. C,,dnc or, was qm■ Vicigd rdcr inAlve #m*ityLdeg<ee 'ast wegniin'd seu.- teKbed to-OsMwy fears in tVsj p.-rfiten- 41 of w.itnertes. Attorneys Johi) Tl. Bellinger yif TRanifx'ig; W. K. Nelson of Columbia and Will lace f^onnor qf Brit in-on were in court on Monday. V-*James TT. Owens of Barnwell •buffered a second stroke of. paralysis last week, which,placed him io an ex tremely critical condition. , . Ontsido of the Wiilisfon r Elko, KljrekrBle, Barnwell and AMendafe (iraded Sdiools there are sixty odd White and about liftv Colored teachers empliived 4n training rba young idea how to sjinot.- Tl.e ordlualloi) of a deacon is ex- , to take place at Coiumhia school Ilonie on Sunday next at VI n. ni. Deacon* of neight^oring chuiches and all interested arc cordiully invited to be preseTTO W. C. Britio!!. The Sunday school at Friendship church whs reorganized on lavtSumlav 1110!iilng with the followii.g offic.ers, J. O Sanders, Supt. I) i’. Grubbs, As sistant. 4. E. Lain, Treiunrer: Miss 'Emma Dutte, SiVretniy, 'Ko.icliers: Bible c!«s* Mi-s Emma Hutto, i’rl- mafy W j. Hutto. •' 'i")e stdiool will meet on Snmfav- momtrrg at 10 o’clock. The public cortlialIy invityd.to h 11014!. It was the ot,nTnTe hellf f of many farmers t hat coni should be planted so that it will emne op when the,moon is growhYg. And lots<,f the new eenturv farmers believe ti',o same tiling and act aeeordlnglv. They hold that when corn comes up on the wane of the moon the per centage oV rotten ears at gathering time i* miicii larger. Next Tuesday these old time believers will b"gln to get busj’ planting their corn croptr. " " - BAPTIST CHUKCH. - ' Pastor (i. W. fJarner will preach a spechtl sermon to parent- next Sllfldat morning, istii in-t., fr<T> Die t< x* “Do not slu against ilie ■idiUd.” L"t. there tie a large tiifcndai’ce' Iron) tlie entire community. ■ • . COURT NOTICE. .Toror* summoned for the third week of court, commencing Monday, Ittih March, are hereby 11 n! i|icd that—tWi-w Oi fhs W. Gil more Simms, C. C. P. TilE OEXMK.VL SESSIONS. Tht trial ot— F.n-vler, colored. chJt>ged with murder, in' progress when we went to press last- week - War quickly, ended wtrtrTi verdict of not gniltv.- That completed the trial of criminal causes and the court adjourn ed at ikn early hour ny 4be- "Hi Inst., until Monday last, when - the court of 'Common I’leas wa!L0pen#4f— BLACK VIJJ.EN EWS. Airs. Victoria M. Cain died 0:1 the '111 inst. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E P. Arthur aged aUnit w year*. MltK Wa* widow of-yhe lstc Mr. C. J. (tain. Two daughters, Mrs. J. J Bay And Mr*. Ar*hwi sui vhe lierij" On Tliiirsdav Her Imde tt-tt laid to rest hi rlie Blaekvillc Cemotery. Siie was for many vee»» * consistent inenibef of- Hie MHhtfdist elnirclr. Mi- Teavca ti< lier loyed the bright record of aufseful, imseHish life. • 'lr. an-l M.rs. B. 1). B-erwald of . ... . . Philadelphia are veiling AlU and ATrs. l-^'V . 1 ! ' - Simon Brown : : —— 1 - Mrs‘ J. Al Cave of OolnulbiJ'ia vfsit- ing lier daughter,-Airs 11. L. Dowitt. Capt. Harry Groves of Savannah visited his parents on Sunday-. _Messrs ‘ Bonner <fc Perrvclear will open a new drug store on Main Strati in the near future. TTTTTRDlTOR’S CORNER.' ■ : - , > Our good friend Mr. James W. (lave ehiSes a pleasant letter “with best wishes for you arid yoiTr paper,” and proves his sincemy'by a ALO. eucl-.s- ure. . _ ' - In paying her snbaerLption--on Mon day a truly good woman remHiked tliat 'i'11 k i’Kot’i.K was the. most of her com pany ami always welcome. Mr. Al. O. Kinard stands head In the class of IflO'* of our Ehrliardt friends. That’s ills good w^y, always wn time. Mr. J A. I.ightsey, our long tfme gfood friend, paid us a comforting and appreciated call on Alonday. “i can’t do wlOioot^TfrE Pkopijk,” said Air J. T. Youngblood on ’J'ucs- dav. renewing his subscriptioy. "You are welcome,'’ cleverly re marked our good friend, Mt. F. D. Rowell, as he smilingly handed his dues on Tuesday. incite rmij^cgrec 'ast weSiand sen.- teukted U*<vtwfKf tl« r r. The evidence thnwed that whra tending 10 benrnrlng for hi* sick *tf e v - Pe ia*ei‘t!c<I' sfryctinino In h“r body. \ GOODSON—LYN E^. On AVednesday evening, March 7th. there were assembled" abotrt 'xmo hundred guests at the home of Mr. Geo. W. Goodsou, netir, Ulmer, on tlie occasion of,the iohfringe of.Ids non, G. M. Goodsou, to Miss Corah Lynes, all of Barnw-ell county. The mariiage came off about 7 o’clock on the front.piazza, which was appropriately arranged and ta»lclnllv- decuratetHor thfl occasbiTr The wed ding marclv was played bv Ml** Geral dine Cnilton. of Allendale, and the ceremony was performed by Rev, J. 1) Huggins. The supper tvaa quite elaborate aud very AbumiAnt. The aytUiic trim inrng of aever&l (d the hantlxotne cakes wai^ery attractive '. The interest, and liberality of the friends of the young- couple was very much In evidence both as to the large company present and the numerous bridal p re scuta. SAM JONES AND WHISKEY. In recent speech Bijou theater In Atlanta, under ike auspli^st The Ladies of Friendship church and espeoisliy those belonging to the Woman's Missionary Koei«ty are re- quesfed to lie present a? our next regn- r .. . h-.r meetrng wbich will be on the fourth j ™ u R,1 „', , .'i Sunday a. m. us usual. - : ‘ i ^egan , life wRI, as J>rlgt t All inumtiers who are behind .with tlndr dues will please come, prepared to pay up'. Remember tho time next fourth Sunday March.36th. We wish, to have n full attemleiico at we have important business 011 hand. ^ Emma Hutto. Secretary & TreaauTciV ! NEW ADVEHTIsEMENTS. Kev. II. A. Yonguc la “a workman that needeth not to he asluuned,” tdther In the pnlplt with his good head and heart or w ith. Id* honest, skiilfnl hltlida in Ihe.htTaHrx of life. Before cn- lering the ndidrtry he gradtintcil in tlie marble husiticss and now offers to ali in need of ir«»n fencing nmf nmrfilo montiiiients the best goods at the fair est prices, .sec Ida,advertisement. _itTjG first duty of patent* Is to make their home* conltfortjible for them selves, attractive to llieir children and pleasant to their visitors, for “be it. ever jm .linufbllF’lhfire’a no phicc like hone.V A piiwio o'- organ and new sheet inusi - f<>r ii:e dauglitcr will lid her heart with liappinesH that ad will share, an easy rooking /chair for tlie good mother or foiling lather will sweeten tlie labor of their unselllali livee. Therefore, wo commend to n’l our readers tho new advertisement <>f the Googn Furnitnie l/Olnpany of Allen dale. Ttieir house V.eally lids a long lelt. want. Read U-, old aud young folks, and with WHiafi^auTf ofieii'hearted affettioo fv»r vour loved ones eirnsidi-r how pinch you may add To their 11 nd' your o.wn happiness by s<-nie gift—ttnrt will aild r to home attractiveness. li O'Bannon—Siaster’s.S.do. FAITS FOR FABSH*; RS-.w- « The Supertntendent of the New York Cotton Exchange give* this liinerj 1 nud truiI.ftil w arnlng: Mr. Jiichaid ( l-.-Mibnml yrcior-rv--—-— Southern Cotton Association, - Atlanta, (ia. Dear Sir: Your favor of the 19.h in- statd i* received. Thanks for I’leei- tlon) Jordan's cation aTatistice, eie . wfiich gi\c tlie fact* chTarly and iu- teiiigently. 1 n.mr opinion tho 1 oming } hinting season win prove to he tlie most trvihg if not the most crilietil in tlie «.'xi)cri dice of the cotton grower* of the ktuMtli, TxyTug beetHtSetherwar»4W|i»y who h-d- ve 10 or lih^ cent* w ft! prove •o serious a li niyiPdJSB fo fhe phrnteT TTuC he w ill put eve'-y availahlo a -re in cotton. Tills oTiInVop jg noe-emyiite duo tins section.of the countrv afnne, hut is uudoe*.af Vy ii;ar.V .i nin j. hid in say. it will indeed prove a critical season for the plant) t aud for the cnlLrit-sLuub- r-fre—trmT t<» GTE K I’f. AN' T-in.eotoni lie carried out. 'The' years of gplendld work of your Assoei ath»n together w |t!i tli-et of others w ho hayc gis operated,-wd!I he swept awav, and a toodition of servitude for llie (Mjnitcr will be reenacted YviMi i;s coti- qtiei t do .q 7c for cotton. Thi* is not.up exf^eme pict^ff_ It. is vortHiti to occur i.hk .** U>e planters stand* solidly together aid for their own‘4ituti!CtL*»-dfV«*>sdfy-tii« plant ing, foittrtrg in a fnoderate a.T.'.igo only in cotton. I'f-ihe plan’ers will not pro to<-t theinselves m a matter of such vital interest, to wltc.oi can tiicy bjok for help? ('ertainly not to tho buyer and the consumer. To *u'n up the matter, tlie situation for weal or tor woe, for 7c or for 12c is entirely in foe ImiVihs of tfrr iiT«oTer I ti i) hr ill 11 tei vaj^of time the World will know w liefher he?-ha.* prrmm false to him-clfTirdia* liiul til* - courage and m.inline** t'> ri-rist the lemptation w hli li now threatens to wrest tryin iiim the eonticr! of the situation: j»* Yours truly. Will. Y.-Kii g. “•*' -^T+lE BIRTH OK ST PATRICK. r.as, ; -n v ciiAiu.Ks i.kv r.n. On fhe i igldli Jay of March It w some peopitLeav—- lliat. Siiiiit Patrick at midnight he li rs t *aw the day; H bile others declkre *twas the ninth he was h a u. ^ And TWiTs nil a mistake between midnight and morn. For mistake* will occ*’!* in a hurry •n4 - si* o.uk v -■ AiTds-wi. ; hlatm-il tliehaliy—nnd some blametltlio.cl.ocW. • TiH.'"WTjh iO ihelr cnWs^unegtions sure n» otic cun'd ki.o.v. ^ il tiiu Child was tod fast—nr the clock WITS to.) slow. Now the lirst faction fight in owid Ireland they-any, ■—* Was ad on accoqut Patrick’s Some for- Uic eighth—fo^The ninth more wonbl ilie'. ~ . ‘ Jiu re fight. And who wnnhln'T see tliev blackened his eve! .? AtTHittydKittrttnr'TaciTons s«) posiiive grew, r- —~ That each kept a birth day, so Pat fhe«-4t»rft'Vo. ^Mhtetiiy, “w ho showed th) nt—tbeirsins. Faid, “No one could have two birth days, but a twin*;” Saysft*-, “Boj-s, don’t be fighting for eight or nine, Don’t he al ways div '.ding—hut soine- finu-.* combine' ■ | Uomblne eight •..itli nine, atnl seven teen i's the mark, , - « So let that be hi^hlrth day—“Amen.” savs tha clerk. If he wasli’t a twinn, sure our history will show— —“ That, at least, he worth any two saints that WteTnow! Then liiey all got, blind drunk— which completed tltei: bliss. And wo keep lip the. practice from That, day to this. ' , j prospects a* »uy Georgia hot ever had, 1 went away and married a lovely hlno eyed Kentucky girl, who trusted mo with herself, her Tutnre—her earth ly all But w hiskey soon tstunted me and I fell.- For 'several years I tram pled on her loving, lender, bleeding heart. The sparale failed from herCyo ami the rose* faded ftpm, lier- eheoks. 1 think of it all ruiw since God has re deemed me. 1 think of all the sorrow whiskey bryuglif my poor w ife and my poor life—and ! IntU* whisker ; I hate it! I’ll hit aa loifg ns I have a foot! i’il BUT T as long a* I have a hyiul ! I’ll bite a* long a* 1 liave any teOth—and whtn 1 wear my teeth out, I’il GUM it to death!” SS-jlSI)! SondferGarollrta, UniTtefl, having been latued to Sub Alliance!* in Barnwell UoTThty, the holder* will surrender them to me lor pay ment of prorata. If. not surrendered in ,'$0 day* they w ill be treated a* lost or destroyed. No. of Cert finite. ) HO, Mv2,.- 1Mi, P*4. 1M5, R7, *f.s, I'lh), 192, P'3, m, id:.. Huh Allianee, A ppjeton w iltlston Gtnrge* Creek (I rati.in: 1 DnTibltt Pond Red Oak- Re«dv Branch ♦she 1 it* Branch II inner* Clin |)el Caves AHemlale Kr. Jolfn. No. of .Shares,, I- 1 II t 2 1 1. S 1 1 T 2 F. II . Creech, Co. Trustee. Olio * Tliousnnd L _l_i. / S s - * Pounds Bosl _ . Selec led - Pure* JEdoji ’ . ’W^n f<> rmulon Seed . / Tor . TI I-'I.A) l-.MI.I.i:, w. t -veev?*jayjc^iOBa ASPARAGUS ROOTS FOR SALE. I offer for sale a number of thousand* EARLY Robert Buist & Co’s. i ^ Seed Iri*h Potatoes, Bliss TrriyUp 4 ). an-! Fat ly Rose, d For sale at Bureklmltr r's lM-'.*-g Store, , Sole Agency f(>r Hat uweil. Robert BuUt &. Co’*. (’rive Medal Garden Seed, For sale at Burckhalter’s Drug Store, Sole Agency for Barnwell/ WANTED—Fmm f)irty to(lftymen. at once to work about saw mill, rail-’ L ro:td and woods. CAlomI wages to good .fylker*. ■ The Miib-r Lumber Co, . - U Ha era, 8. c. to cur© That Cough, ancl Cold. GET A BOTTLE OF Nature's Cough Hemeciy . AND A BOX OP • . . * Y Creech’s Grip 0 Capsules. TAKE THEM THEY WILL DO THE WORK FOR SALE ONLY AT Creech’s ; . Pharmacy. FINAL DISCHARGE. Xovice-i* liereKv^given that the un dersigned will <u> ' . — — Monday, March 2Cfh, IpOO, file Bis final ncconnt with lieu. John K. Sneillng. Judge of Probate for Bnriiweii^uinty, and applv for letter* dismissory as guardian of Margaret K. Still. II. D. Still, Jr., . Goardlah. Fcby. 21«t, 1 Jdfl. • FINAL DISCHARGE. PRATTS FOOD, Established in 1H72. The Best in the World.- The Unltld States t iivci nmeiit buys it exclusively, and the Government lui* moro unties than tliere are In Georgia. T - ! \ v* • 1 t , 'I’li e Cheapest too. Notice 1* hereby given that the un- , * dersigiu-d will. 011 Friday, 25th' - of I” or s ‘ ) - (> f-t n ,——— March. P.KV'n make anidfcation Jae-UU. BURGlCtnrr.WR’S DRUG STORE, If-;* fit llniil-drsehargc a * Administrator of the e*tate of Adrian l>. Hill be fore J k SneHing. Esq. Judge of Pro bate for BariiwVn Cmiuty. „ Marshall lUI), Administrator. Feby. 19th, 1WC. nn- on S-itnidny., March r finiil account with J. - . XOTIGK.FINAT, DISCHARGE. - -- Notice i* hereby given that tlie dersigned wi!’, ijtli, P'Ofi tile li- Kr. Siiel'llng, Judge of Probate for TtT.rmvVll Comity, ?i* Administratrix of Thi* estate of I.ewD W. Pdack, deceased, and a*k for letters divmUsory. M ) ■. A Tmi' Blai-kr Feb. Mth, Iff d. AdailtUstriitrls: JAMUS A. WILLIS^ ATTORN EY AT LAW, Bi'KnnTAi.TKR Iluxt.ntNO, ^Barnwell, - PracHee tn'-Htaie and ile d e r a 1 Court*. - - ^C. Promp.t Atten tion Given to ail Business. • ft HE) 1. WlIiLISTON, y - 8. C. Will work r.ny where Trr the countr Ry special apflbintrnent. MONEY TOLL END. We are prepared to negotiate loans on improved farm* for live year*, partial payments interest K (a-r cent, on loans under $l,0n0; 7. per cent on loans over $L(X)0. Don’t w rite, come and see- us J. O. Patterson & bon. •2S-J2 125,000 Strong. Vigorous, llealfhv Cabbage Plain* of the hast estiibllahed varlelle*; safe and Mite hradt-rs for naP* nnd delivery .1* sooi’ as the .spring warrant* garden planting. Make up vour chibs now and w rite me .number wanted and I Mill hook order* and quo toy prices f. o„l>. J. M. Brant. •Ulmer. S. <’. I OR S A LK. 2IS acres, more of le**, of land, with some timber for sale at rea*ouhhle fig ure*. Tile tract i* situate about six or -even mile* South of Willjston, S. C. For paiHidilttrs m ile Ccuft-A •Saiteyo-f - ^ Aikori. S'. (7. ' ' . — Barnwell, S. C. Good Money in .Growing ;; • ~ Large ” •> Watermelons. 1 li.t -e reau—ulaoGtvg- «ch~ye-)f"Tor several Years from 70 to 1<>0 acres In Eden variety of Watermelon*, and have made good morov i v-i 1 y ear. I secured good Eden s«ed ta begin with and hav« Improved thoth each yerti.ln si'H-tding l:iy send from l#rge-j- in*d well shaped melon*. I have the hi dried In the shade which will, when properly planted, always gUTntr Tip, aafticy riot aound and Lull. I have 1,500'Ihv of choice seed to of- fey at bOc per Ih. When you send your order for seed and wi*li me to do so J will iuakruet rtmhow toVjireparo. Fertifize, - pTaitT aud nuitlVat \ - 4 i*lA;ftur orders come In lit once. I. Furman Still, BlackvHJe. S- C. J - THE LAW’S DELAYS AND DOUI’TS. At Oottageville. Colleton'County. on February 11 th IffO'l B. A Adam* shot and killed lieniv Jaques, a Cour.ection hv niarrlagOr—Me-wa* titcrl and found gniltv. The ease w a* appealed pi tin* Supreme Omtrt, wiiieh austained the circuit court.'' Adam* escaped—Go-m jail, returning to his farqgjuid went to work. As h)i had Hie reputation of Iming Hi InVi man nobody molest**)! him. "A t lasUV;large .reward. $1 (J(X), was offered'for !:T* arrest and return to tffcNE MILCH COWS. f 1 f 3 Parlits desiring fine milch cows please w rite to W- C..SM IT1T, WjLLi*tON,‘S. C. gjar\y ill aril for cash or exchange for henf oattln. j. For Sal& My Dairy Farm is for rile, consist in if 6f TO liead of Regis tered and, High Grade Jersey Cattle, Sftv “4 horse, power iM^Ud kuili'iy^MnGrmj- shots, uotu.dy.hurt, or codrser 4h«y_^T-, Cream Separator, and all did not ask for ftib tetjfjtrd. - Last March JmUe D, A., Townsend gave him a n»w trial on tlie ground of after discovered evfdence; Solicitor James K. Davla,appealed to the 8u-. preme Court, whlvdi last week decided in his favor, holding that Judge Town send had iro jurisdictiQii. At Hie next term nf Colleton Court A :1am* wiR hr Teserytenoed to denfh, unless hi* at-v forney* can jget a new trial from the Supremo court or a pardon or conimu-» &tlou. f things necessary for running a / modern Dairy. Cattle'and Fixtures cash; Residence and Farm on easy terms. Write for particulars io GLENDALE JERSEY FARM, BapnWell, S. C. Treasurer s Notice. Tire Treasurer’s Office w ill be open for the collection of taxes levied for 1905, from the. loth day of October to I'dh day,of Match, iWl, Inclusive. 'From tho l*t to the 28r.h day of Feb ruary, IffuC, a penalty of two percent, will he added to all taxes paid in Feb ruary. — From M>e 1st to the 15th day-of March, 190dy a penalty of seven per cent, w ill be added to all unpaid lax?*. LEVY. ; For State purposes 5'4 niilU. For Ordinaiy'County 4,^ mill*. For i 'on*lit,utioual School 1 rpill*. For BlackvUln Tfiwnship, Spms’^i road'tax 2 mill*. Speciuldschool Levy, Cc- • — dar Grove 1 mill. “jM AIJendjiIe, Bajhary Branch r Blaekvllle, D iuhle Pond, Elko, Eilisto, Fairfax, Friendship, Healing Springs, RJIne. Morris, New Forest, <>*k Grove, Old —. t.nimnbiH, Rqedy Branch, vlthf, Bsvgti' rific* atul T Creek, T mills. ' / Wflllston, 2i miliar ,. Barton, Big Fwrlc, Cave, tllrtrery Hill, Gwrus’ X Road*, Sycamota No. 61 ^ and Ulmers, 3 uillls. Ilercules and Lees, 4 mills. BarnwjUj, ml!ls. The Commutation Road Tax XotTce will appear ns soon aa the Countr Board passes on satno. . '1 he goinutation toad tax nf two dol lars will be received until March lat, 1906 , - . - J. B. Armstrong, rsx WHY UAM Sold 25 Car l~oads of dtock Tills Season? • Because Both His Stock and Prices are ^ieht Just Received: J All G©od, Slefck and ^traight. Also New Car ol Waps ‘Brown’ Make And one-liorsc Wagons ‘Virginia’ Buggies that are Beauties; Car Load Nellie A\ ith AV hit.tie’s Stock, Wflgoiis nnd I’lows Best Crofii tin be riaile al lehfst c^fpejiLse of loboj.. , t tr WHITTLE’: J— * BLiCKYILLE • S. C. ■ *in' ,'g*. I. F. STILL “ CORNER CLARK STREET AND RAILftOAD kVLN §; BLACKVILL6; - Afe now completely ready, for the FiiU and : »•! and oiler •in all lineAof- Dry Goods* Notions; Boots, Shoes; Hats; -iFiu’fiifure, Groeei’ies; f bacco, Cigars; Croekeiy, Glassware, Hay; Grain, EtKT ’ ' and double good looks; and to our Shoed, which will makv your way and walk through life ah cas^ jirogress. WE CUm HIGHER A < :• r-s ' 1 '* >1 « V It giv'es me great and sincere pleasure, to notify raff friends and his friends that I have soured the. services of Capt, U. Dunn as saleman, in. order to do justice to my constantly increasifig busiftes r ,’ . v , With his help* and assisted by er and I. L. Attaway I can serve all in itchd ,of th^ Beet Mules and Horses that can be bought from Kentucky to Kansas, Wagons Almost everlasting so good are their mo* . terial and wq^man§hipl___—h; "T bikiio^-- Comfortable arid elegantlBuggies and^anicBs, as safs as the best life insurance agaUis#-afccldeh‘t^^ / Dchf t be blind to'your interest, cqme and we’fl •U^« prise you with satisfaction. 1 * V«.r County Treanurer # L* C*, ttqrviff UW. BARhfWEl±, S.