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r ^ \ < •yJk- Tf* 'Barnwell Peopl< )H0. W. HOLPU, liner 1 Prw'r. • . f &1R8IST <3WJ!ITT tlUCBLAmU, pc TIHIKSIPAY, AFJW1. M, mofi. maiiiiiMi—n-—p—.—f- A (tU«r from 80wanee, Flnrl^is In fhm U»t number of Home *r>fl Farm above bow bi(bT^ cbpltallata value lan<i* In the Sunth. < Years a»o the Sewanes pine lanih wen* b<mfht tor m The pur- «lia.-era fnrprntlned Hie tree* aa Iohr a< It paM aiW then Mwed tbam ajSsU aald flee Inmbee^pBd now 'thejr 1004 (ho A rat co*t for rh r»e1 leas aitrea, and are not tUfer tu Soil at that profit. ^. .-j iisU Kleren thrSbaoiid IminT^ranta landed In N*w YorV Wi one day laat week. Yh« e<teeme<l editor of th^ KSt»>waLL f*Koei.a l< aafe—ami happy—In t%* taK timber.—The State, April trd. Yon »!*•» u* np rorrectly. eetfiamnl oonieinporary. Our country, from the RdUto to the Savannah, la peopled by Mouth f'arolinlana of the bleracd old time tvpe, ai lf reliant, arlf litlpfnl, «n- auhdued by tha puai and unaVTald of the future. They remember tiling;*. Forty year* a go their home* were left In a*hc* by Hhennan’a vandal*, hut they have re built them and created a hew proaper- ll». „ ~ Thirty year* ago, when thy “civiliza tion of the cavalier and the puritan was In peril.” under the leafleruhlp of Hampbup and llag'Mid and llaakrll they held the front battle line of lhe Democracy and won the tight, over Hood and Corbin and -fttoo*. nod the preaent will not be recreant to the oJiT trsditlona. They don't Weed, they dont want and they will not have the Somhern Euro- pean* to hnild their future*. * Our men are too brave hearted and etrong hand ed. our women too true aouled for sach •poateey. ' Judging from what the newapaper* and leading prdHiciaha aay the Pi*- penaary la to he the leading and oVer- »h ado wing leatm In the coming cam* palgn, eajmcialijr aa to candidate* > for Governor, Eiculenanl Governor and the l^vglalature. ■ Judging from what we hear there are a>gond many thinking men, not eandl- dataa for ofNce, who don’t fancy that ready-made programme They think tutrmsfguta rtthpy lutisf iw grestrr Importance, and that the liquor queatien haa bad far more than its fair share of talk «n the stump and declamation in she State Uouae, and that It is appar ently as far as ever from, a stabis and •alDfactory settlement. Kot losUnce—A guod sober sided veteran'who has made successes both In farming' and saw milling tells us that bt doesn't intend to rote for any candidate for the House of Represen tatives who favors the immigration of HaatlMru Europeans. Another reteraa who has given Ida children college training is~uf opinion Shat the State la spending too much money for education and getting too little In reutf i* for tbs hard earned dol lars so Hbersdly acaltered. And others complain that taxea are ttlnuady Increasing, oificea mttKi- plying aod salaries growing wltboujL any rorrospouding or compeusatoff advantage. r -- / Tbs candidate for the Legislature this year can not complain that there la nothing lo be discussed. “IV U ERE A BK IV E AT?” Trbe above Inquiry, propounded by SU last wsrk to tlio Governor and At- Sorney General, ha* been replied lo by wur esteemed enntempurary. The State, which, we presume, la acting and speaking aa AtsUunt Governor and Attorney General, and very creditably, vea admit. After the manner of tho law yers vve deny each and every allegation of our o. e. and call for proof. Wo a>e told that this State “haa no wore power to prevent citizens of Mouth CarolitiSr bringing Italian* into eUk Stats than R has to restrict the ac- tleU nf eltltens of New York.” That may bo a matter of opinion or. of decision. That the Stale haa the la- ypnt If not the now active power to regulate Immigration w ithout coming In conflict with tlie'conatitntlon and -—~ law a of the Enitcd States appears to u* both possible and probable. Hut that ' D a matter for future consideration. If the above quoted contention of The AUte bo good law and true then It be- cofnes (he immediate duty of the Gqv- the Attorney General,-tlfc Com- nilwstouer of Immigration, and their AsalstanCTite State, to'see' to It' that every Chinaman and ITalTin a I ready lirowgM Into Mouth Carolina Is clearly entitled to be Here by gompliance with she laws of me United Mutes in such «aae, made and provided. Then there is a remedy, either ready or quickly made so, which will to some alegree negative the open door oppor toalty and the evils that will troop in wrtlh qateker step and larger Volume SMlesa cheeked. Let the Stale In granting franchises to any corporation make It a condition precedent Ibat it ilnll employ in no capacity any Chi- ndmor lullans or persons of similar unwehsotne nationality. And If the prouotdn of any enterprise refuse to uecopt strsh condition then waste ^ basket the applications. * Tin argument of The_ Mute that RonlhCarolina needs more labor and qlstt tlterein ilea tfte eanse why the Ctslooeo and ItaUaos art brought in is bill to The State the fact w ell known to It, that every year the farmers of the State make more track, pdrlslsable crops, thsn^the railroad* can carry to market In good time and soutid ^condi tion, and more too tlum-thclr nor Jscrn j cttdtomer* will buy. Likewise too tenth cotton i* made ' for the best, interovt* of nil South Caro linians. A smaller quantity raised here ami in the other Southern Stares would hme more good nteney to its growers than tlio high water yield*, which enrich tire fertiliser nraker*, the mule rnLers. the meat find flour and the corn sellers, the railroads and ev ervbody el«tt except the cotton pro- ^pm. • . , ■. 'f 1 '"' "I'erflile ‘ don't need everything they ■ -^isry thliilt They do. - -- - 1 J OOTTON ACREAGE FOR 1000. The Manufacturers Reeffrd of Haltl^ more has received from all parU-ofothe South hundred* of replle* to iriquiriet* sent out askingxw to tl|U year’s cotton acreage. A 'Nummary of tire reptie* shows that there vvill tic a slight in- crease over last year’s ncrcago, but that it will hcleafivmn 1) Hill, win n tho bumper crop of 13,C:i7 dll' bulos w a* wade. ’The replies also show steady prog- re*a In thfr^live; siflestion of crop*, ami that tire purpowc of fMitners, bankets and merchants to stand tog-ther for rhu common good la Armor Uufl ever. TRRU1ULK TIM ES. Since last week the famous Volcano Vcsuvtu*, near Naples, Iiaty, ha* tu eii in n state of oonatant and I,rightful ac- livity. Streum* id lavs Imillng ho! have been thrown out anil art*' fl owing slowly dow n the, mountain sides burn* lug every thing in their path*. Many separate IftUI-ea and In.ine* and a iiuju. her of villages and towns have been utterly destroyed and thouvunds are homole**. Kniinnately there has i>««*ii litlloif any loss of life a* rh*'|>PopIe warned Ky past hi«tr.ry and expeiTCTicc fled When the first seytre carrhqunko shocka and eruptloiis gave warning. The tieople for mile* around are p-mic stricken, believing that the end of tiie world has come. According to the cm I life at physician mk) surgeoc. Sir Frederic. Treves, wc ought not to complain of snoezing. ca tarrh, crtogliiog and the general iHV» g mptoins of dl-easo, dcclaiya the Uostnn Herald, lint prpoTa that the system I* de'ending Itself, 'Hie effort* of the snflerer. savs comfort that urdlitqrlly *cOotnpany common cold. They are not ay tnpton thsAHtlnguIsfied adtliorliy, should not bofflfcctcd to stopping them directly, biftxowidlng nature, which is putting up a brave fight against dangaryins haetdla. Indeed, * cold wonnl in -the majoriry of cases tirove fatal 1f these Symptoms of rcaisfanoe were not pres ent. The pteseni'g of infection would not be «!i*oov.*re<l until the bacteria were so numcrruia iU*t n fight would be hupelevi*. A wiSdidne which meiely csMiglringor alhils iuflamrwmion, fnay l>e thwarting nature's effort to cure. ,- T0< OOK 1 RlMH rOTATORMRIGHT. Peel jonr imtatiic* and he sure and flick out those of the same size, not lit- tie and big together,—and let thorn «*«sVfn wh'ue in cold water, nil the fore noon dr all night won’t hurt them. Then hslf.an hnttr before dinner time pou* oft ih.* wafer and cover the pota toes 'yj itti boiling w at« r. Let this stand a fow' minute* to n<yiq^HM«rn>-Jhe poia- toe* through, fheiit ,tdrn',|V dff, ad I more boiling w ster and set the kcflte w«w*r will begin to boif alttrost. at once as it w 111 not have t<> warm op coid po tato:.*.' Put In u good handful of suit and ju>t a Hi tie before the hall bom; l* Wf». m ttie potaxius with a zliarp fot k 1i they are done, and yon uiu-tnT have thorn t<M» s<»!f, p>ur off thd water and set the kettle buck,on tlie h*it p;irt of the stove iigaln. Now this i* Him most Importiiut purf. You want- to siiake IfiM dish gently *o the p’otatoe* will roll ■gainst sach ollmr ■nu 'wma'.t stick to the kut'e. This makes them mealy and^ypu oaii see a cloml <*f steani com ing out of tiie kettle, \t fieri tlicv are tvmM dik'd offTnl n tlicm out into a hot di*li and serve them righc,away. The s cret uf firing u good conk, L knovvii.g how things might to ta>-lc and then hnvihg gnmyuiun lunugh to uiakc lhem la*re ih*t wn>. t* ROWING DOWN’ TO HOOKER Through a gift, of the Legislature of -AlaKama Hooker Washington started an ijidustrlal school at Tnsfcegec in that Mtate In lo*!, with thirty yming negro pupils in one "kidtoivl robin Tliat rame instituiimi haa so grown tlvat it now ha* I.OTKI sVudeiit* and over a hundred teachers, and no loan knows how mmy thousands of dollar* have been pomed into ila treasury. It now ha* an endow merit of-a million and n half dollars, and fiuuker wants" tw .double that. Last week it* twenty-fifth anniver sary was celebrated with speech ma- klogs Cuntiauirrg- tiure dav-* welcome dec la ted that the <a>Hued j»ed pie will star in the black belt of u.c Souilt, and that bv the accHmtilation yd property and general erlucaiinii they w ill in time have their full share of po litical power ami Influence. Mo It appeals ibat the apparent ulti mate ptupoM) of Washington's educa tive process and method l» the acquisi tion of, political “r'tglits" and power. Rut if that coiflj come tn tia*. in Hook er’* life lime he would surely put so- cial equality ns the final umlntiot) of such of his race as he, for by t'ae edu cation of hi* daughter in a Massac 11 ii • setts white female college he shows his real heart purpbMf- There were present, many distin- golslred horihorn (ample who believe, or affect to believe, that education is the one panacea that w ill make fill npo of all race* equally good. High up among these dNclplr* of book medicine was that rat gcmtcmaii from Ohio, Williatn If. Tall, wjm, first came into the iime'light of publicity as Governor General of tire Philippines, when the United Mates army was be nevolently assimilating w ith rifle shots the little browu im^i who had dra.v.n tiie color line against the white in- vadnw.- Then Taft had po t<ar* for their dead, and later lit? has manifested no sorrow that under his secretaryship of w ar a thousand Filipino men, wo men and cliiUireu were, mas-acretf in- the crater of the extinct volcat'o ol Mount Dajo, onlv a fekr weeks, ago. Rut ;;t Tusk^afc Taft let hint-elf out a* to the dcpfU'iction of tiie “riglitH” be stowed by the reoon'strucilon amtnd- uicnts of the constitution. l l lio tliffer- enccliesin the di»tance between the brown and tlio lilack man. in that tin former lin* a vote, in the Republican C'divcn.li'Uis, and that Taft ha* the am- Idtiou to transfer It!* fames* to the White Hotue-a* Roc.sevclt’s sticccs-or Some thought a* l» iheae a doings has led tt* to the conviction Unit the average iiur the rare pnMLca n knows nntitingb.'forr airttheyonffTln' ioTopfroii of tiie reconstrucMnn amendment* to the constitution of the United States. That time w a* thejcr- ation and begin- lar ery, yet a mlsuken belief, at faT ae : afriunHura} -eominttnl- o Copreeawd, and w«r are Ilf lotereeted in them. of tb it wa ye lling of hu pniltlcal world, It irav*. him ikiminion over tho South, made that section hi* foot stool andT foraging gr.viiml, .-md 1m revercnc#*' 1 the** 1 a- mbndments more than all the fact* and all the teachings of nil the centuilc* Irom ibe first murt?irrg^tjf time, he love* and trusts und venerate* them a* the heathen doc* his wooden gods or a- the average chickiht—tbii f rulii < nn ttew protection of his grave yard rubbrt b-^t. Those aincnilincnt* were hi* title deed* to pow cr and plunder and lie’- not going to giya them up_ or diecredit their high boltffeW£ 'And that a^pouuts imb n» gie w hif churn 1! (1. We take pleasure »ih an nouncing tiie return of our trimmer^ Miss iCeeherfrom the Northern markets; and in ex tend ini' to our lady friends a cordial invitation to our Spring Opening We Are Ready For You. * S \X 1 - - ; You certainly do not appreciate the fine prem iums we Are ofleiing you with Coffee and Tea. 'Call and look at the beautiful G piece Toilet sets which weTpve with’one pound of coflee for $.1.00. These sets sell ftm ^-l.<10 every where. The cov ered dishes we give with one pound of coffee for Goc sell everywhere for-ToC each. The Glass Pitchers we give* with one pound of coffee for 35c seir,everywhere for 25c each. The Glass Disli- es, Vases Ac., given with coffee give you the Dishes, Vases and Coffee for A iHtta more than the Dishes and Vases would cost vou anvwhere else. The thing for you to do is to come and look over this display and judge for yourself. Hoping to have a call from you, Yours truly, * G. K. Kyan'j-J. S. Black* Blxyan Mo nit is. HOUSE AND LOT FtW MALg. “Town of Blackville, S. C. LotII'2 fejet front, f;»< tng R. R Avp, FIN’ AL DI SC IIA RG E XOTG-E. - Notice i* hereby given that the un^-- dersigneu ss AifminixtrHtrix < f llie.Esr Is re of W. S. Huy, d«cM«-.ed, Executor . s . Hjiply d1ilnT*sory s* A'flministrqtrix of the Eyebutor of j-sid estuto of Miss Kate E. lisy, det ea?ed. ^ ^irnie Hkv, AdiuinUtratrlf W, a. llnv, drccssed. — Man h £Uth. P 0U •— *ible to «lepot and nicely loCwted; all room* ui jflvyeHitig plastered anil pa pered; l itTes good; no inc'imbram-es and taxe* all paid. For any iuTorma- tioti desired apply to H' F. Bmsf, Esq, Agf. I have two other lots for sale with good dwelling* thereor.; centra'll v lo cated aiul Cheap for the price asked. The Regi-tration Rook* vvill be open Apply quick if you dedre trv purchase. ;q n ,i, p roUrt „ n tho !irM M<kn . D F. Rui-r, E-q . '. day i sale clav; In each niontb for the * Atrent^ j transkction of such bui IN!!M T/TV • • Pianos, Orgaft§ and Sheet Music. We have arranged with several Manufacturers to sell their'goods in'this territory and i^ill ear ly their goods in stock where they may be seen. Wtj will sell strictly high grade instruments on ly and will make terms to suit yon. W.puld be pleased to have you call ami examine our lines, or we will send catalogue on request. Also, we carry several hundred pieces of Sheet Music in slock; Vocal ami Instrumental. A ml-if we haven’t'what you want we will get it for you. We can get anything that’s published in Music. Particular attention paid to mail or ders. Sheet Music is strictly cash and no pieces sent out on approval. S nd -for catalogue. ■ cat Allendale, - -■ - - S. C.- rasa R FA; I ST R A T JON NOTICE. urs and Friday, April 13. The styles in Millinery for the coming season have a dis tinct Indivfduiility Ua can b appreciated by admirers of the beautiful, itnd that can be cop ied only by a trimmer who has had the benefit of experience in the work-rooms of the fash ionable centres. . Miss Keene has had these advantages, and will exhibit, on our opening days, pattern juts that are true copies from the latest t stvies in ladies’ headwear. She will be pleased to renew old acquaintances and make new ones. V. i K. ®Pf S St. ~ ttUSWCST SPECIAL ROAD TAX ELECTION, _L_ « V HhZCKVUXK 1 OVV Nat;I1‘. ■ In pursiiauve of Hie Act of the Ovn-.j enri-AsM'inbly of CXU and by direction of rtieCntmty Board of Commissioners, we, the undersigned, member* j>f the \ Bisckv ille I’ovvnshit) Bofird ff-A'--***- *ors, will iiold an #ledMon:pu Oi^qiH'*-’ tiou-of voling-uxupplemeiititi two mil."! j roId Ihx. on all real *md p^rvonal-prop, ertv in RbukviRe Towri-hip for.tho trnTrrov'ViU'i:! nf ibe i»ui»llc liicliway - ainess as u re quired by law. ^ Raxiey, Cbairmin. G. R Dunbar. r ii.said mack'ville Town-dn aV. Vvvont'reflr-t day ol IDUfi. in tl:c town of Blackvilb*. Alaha-crs-G. A' . Bod.fbrJ' G. W. Nevils, B L. Boylston. „ Rolls will open at 7 *. ni. and ciose ab 1p.m. and rbo elcctioh will r<> i:on duclrtl acionling to (be rule* and reg ulation* provided for goners! • trctloitk I,.’I' Kiuiue, Cb’in., S E. KsV, . » . I. II. ilutre, • l ow ii-hip Board. April 2J, 1906, "* ‘AURORA” Carbide Feed Acetylene Appara tus, The Modern Fight, for Store*. TtwcUiags, f Tiurc'o* and Country Home*. Evn.y ma chine sold tinder an absolute FINAL llISCriARGE. „ s Notice k hereby given, that Alio un dersigned will on Monday, Aj)ril 20th, 19(K5, fiferhts lin«! account wifi) lion. John K SiioiUng. Jnrtgo of I’roTmte for Barnw/ ll County, and app.lv for fetter* dl«mi**"i y as executor of Mrs. Rebecca F. Gardner. W. T. Walker. “* A Executor. . Maridi J7fh, Fsrj. REV For sale by R. A. VOXGUE. guarantee. Address, John F. Folk. S C. Agent. Bamberg, S C. For Sale. My Dairy Farm is for sale, consisting of’)0 head of Re^is-. kred and High Gfade Jersey Cattle, Silo, 4 horse power Gasoline Engine, Grain Giind- er, Cream Separator,' and a!i things necessary for running a modern Dairy. Cattle and Fixtures cash; Residence and Farm on easy terms. Not wire, but Strong Iron Fence. At price* that defy competition. 1.. ~ t ~- t Also Agent for the Celebrated" BALL GROUND GA. WHITE MARBLE. Will not dis- — _ !t> color of suln. Direct from Fac- 1 . # e • _ , tory to .Civstomer. Only the Iwst .garble. No *and and ceufeut. Cheapest ami beat. R. A. Yongue. ‘ Jlarnvycll, S. G. f t >- -ra ) r i McNAE & CAUm ELL, ADVANCE SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT TO TilEIU FRIENDS IN BARNWELL COUNTY. Wn are rtvelvlng, ."vr.il have lo stock, a complete line of new and se**o;iahlc £■►<> k, wli’clv-«ie very attra/ttlve in style and quality, ilia; we offer for your ii * owe t ion ut prices whieh will please you. r. —Dress Croocls- f) ir 'ir.e consist*, in part, of Silk-7tTnifon. l.awn, Organdie, India Linen Madia*, Girgluni, Uercals. Sui*-*, Jiress and Biouse Linen in whitf, brow n and o dor-, I'id'ie. Waisuhg*. / HOGS FOR SALE. A eo<>d brood sow with J>ix fine young pigs for sale. Apply to •, George H. Bale*. ~3—?P faatttvvel], S. ('. -Write for particulars to GLENDALE JERSEY FARM, Barnwell S. C. m cst Bred ) ) )*' TT ’ ) {' r ~r I i.ACJvS, Embrniderles Handset c| All-over* io laoc ami embroidery, Gloves, icl*^, Fail*, Uol|ar*. Cuffs, UmhrcUjw. Uurae*, Hand Bag*. I Tos iery. . v A-full lino f.or ladies and children. A apecial Wtjc for school Mefl7* halfliitoti; in-great vaideiy rd-atyle end fltihfi^ *. - bo, V 7’ —Table Damask in bleached, tilrkev red and blite. Table OT ClollL- Towel —in rurki**i [lath. I>ami*k. (,‘ra»li and Huck; Biirouu Scarfs, Cotton Seed. Has your cotton seed run out? -- Do vou want to increase your yield another year J Then write for prires aiul circular* .,f iiw nri^iuMi Uhl!lips IHiprovcd seed. .ul* wff safe Orangeburg, rkC, ^ 'v» ‘ Jan. 18—3m. MONEY TO LEND One Thousand Pounds Be Horses and Ink - Are the kind 0. A. KENNEDY keeps AUlillistao, S. C. - . K-dicr T-'Welling. itabbar- bieaclied ami brawn. ~ ’'‘Diaper, aheeting in •* V Hudc^wcar for Mcn.or Women, Infunt* Cajis and Toque*. Shot's. For Men, Wnm-n and Children; in Black, Tnn and while can in a variety of styles in baumi ai,d kcod Oxfords. 1. ■■ ■ licit S' 'Selected Brian Two car loads of clipping good ones, just received. _ r - To go witli thein. j ust re ceived, One Car Piedmont AT l!)o ’■•''west *lnp n « In For and Straw, for mni and- boys; Chll- dreu’s School Hats atrdXap* in fitr.TW, CMsiuiere and duck. Wagons, One WrHr o n s; Car Stude- a Complete !! Stock of Tvson & Jones and /uTthe woJ>tvii> <4 AVhsUi+z^reir^, * tn’en a* Ogden, Taft. Andrew (Tirm and the ipiglrty 'tmvltitmhe the *ong.of f Mephi*topheles; —‘-Oiear-Hie way for the Calf Of Gold ; In his jmmp and pride adore hhn; F.ast or West, in heat or cold. Weak ami strong must bow before nim.” We arc prep t d to negotiate loans on irn proved farm * for five year*, partial payment* interest 8 per cent on Tonus under |I,oo(>; 7 per eetti on loans over #1,000. Don’t write, cotue at.d see u* J. O. I’aticr.on & hou. 28—2 Vlj> '■v- i-v* fj;S_ ^ FIN k MIfjCi4 COWS. A\ r aix^MlielOH I) Other Ivcll known l>e8t makes <jf Buggies.^ 2 —Thi* i* no clearing sal^of old goo 1*—dear at any pried -l)»t new fre*h good* of laie-t *tvi--* an<|[jisMprn^ and we guai afffirtKprice* to be a* low a* 1* cOhsUtenUwith Dir dealing. Come and see us and - . i - r —4* satisfy you reelf. - — ■ - ■- r — '-i 1 - r7.. r - AIcNab & Caldwell, (Next (lour to Port Ofll-e.) BARNWELL, S. C. . » <. y- v-N' ^ V ^ A v 1 artiv* desiring -pleassv write to line mil eh. cows Will sell tor beef cattle. W. C. SMITH, Wiluston. S. C. for caidi or exchange The coal strike has had one good ef fect, the c«dng back t*> Itajv ot a good many thousand Dago miners. m Col. Thomas Johnson, the last sur viving member of the Cbntedenre Congress, died on Huturday at hk home in Montgomery t|ouuty, Ken- tucky, aged 33 years. E. 8. Peters qf Texas, who as vice- president of thcTSoutrtern Cotton Grow ers Association opposed the holding of cotton for higher prices,.Is now advi zing every body to plant all the cotton possible. He thinks the world will need more than the South cun make. Texa» fanner* WHIP appears, accept hi* ad ^Ice and increase acreage all they can. The new county fever k breaking out ngHn in divers places. Dillon, over to the Pee Dee country, want* to he-tb- capital of Calhoun county, Fountain Inn wishes to combine the cream <> Greenville, Spsrtanbiirg and Launn* • couuihes In Fairview county, and tin J shoe - string proposition continue. Brentessinle in iti word.ip of .Ni rth Augusta. __ . ' t For sale by II. I). STILL, lU.AC 'KVII.I.K. K. C. Delays are dangerous, but _ • there is no danger in buvincr my high qualify of stock V*/ j j and goods at my bed rock £ prices. Remember, DR. JNO.P. LEE, JR, Dentist, ‘UEgBwn.unros, - e. they are at c. ; o .NN Gold on 3 Months’ Trial Year skmct retnned if oot SitutKd in eretr mr. ALWAYS READY FOR INSTANT USE became dM^Carbo-Mviiet 11 rnctricalty /«*• Veetfand hollow srouad in 11 own peculiar way. WiJ» ordinary careful me, it wilt hold iu edpe for Will work anyvv here in the countr by special appointment. r.ej nuexa. SHta- M*ss. years wc.h »S5? fair la V—t V.r c-,ta PeeV«*r«Kan,*QA | lur ] “Cart>o-Mavner<c” Flas- tk Cuthion Strops. #1.00, Fret bmkkt “Ui,u tn sk, —— * For sale by R A. I)tAS05, BARNWELL, 8; C DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS. • DENTAL SURGEON. . v’ BUCKY1LLE, S. C. Will be at bis Barnwell office every Monday ana Tuesday, and at his home office in Blackville everv i Fiitiay und Satualay. Q. A. KENNEDY’S, WIf.LISTON, S. C. JAMES A. WILLIS, - ATTORNEY At LAW. ABrfic i; it * i.tkk — Bl iuuxu, Barnwell, - - - S C. Practice in State Prompt Atten- and K e d e r u 1 ti<»n Given to Coons. all Bu*itie*sv DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY DR. W. (. HilBOllS, Dtsnsi, Barnwell, - .-SC. w \t/ *V v> V v> vk v> vis vk m its vk vV Vk. vis v!s vSi Us <v ds vk ds % \ \V w <u o -IN- THE BANK of BARNWELL. CAPITAL. - - - - ‘ SURPLUS and ITNDIYIEED PKOriTS. $60,000. - $30,000. Kccjingv our money in a bank isn't n'-ces tartly Kavinif nn-tiev. Until i* i rot. dtnsr inoncv frrun !>** of ujl kimls.’ Sane people think that mouev ie a bank inn.r not 1*^ *j» t t Quit*- the contriuy. Put .vour \ intlitTcink hint pay vour'.liTi* bv cheek * Then you Will know at it I time.'- just l '.li(T, v. u stand, hilt* paid by civet k are never question- Vea with el.i ek-l*>t>ks in th-ir puekets, and their money in the I'ank are never roblse l. ■ It Will t:e to your ndvant.ija to talk thv< sul.jeet over with us." s iile to call, wc sli ruld appretiat*- a letter. TT impns- C. F. < AIJIOI'N. Preridcn'. lil'TLEK UaGGOD. Viee President. P .M. RITKINRII\M, ( ashler. G. " ■ MANVILLE, Asst. Cashier. Son Kir to loan. r s ■ .; j. Ox FjVHMIMi I..VNP*, LuST, TlMK. No Co»»n*stoxs Cn.s.ftiacit, RjugpLw. Ffom November rst to April I „ UrC(t will fie r in my office every ‘day. j Frcrm April to November I r will attend calls in the country or meet patients’at any cf our towns i try appotrAoieftti PKUrKCTI.Vft Loxx. FonrcBTiiCR tXnmMvTtox xppkkss JOHN B. I’AI.MKi: A SON. Bos l oijKnjt, s ii. DICKS - nous'] BJ1 BROAD ST., M " ^7 • - - * -j, ’ * ^ Ga. v- TCtfceHent room* and gund tablfl Hates, fl.60 per day; zpeeUf board, rates by Hre Week l 4- F. Wc«#,Pi«F.