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Ttyfe BarrtWdll People, ^guliMtoAVr A>RI L 19 1106. Satis %i lunscBimoH. A^vltnc*. p«r Annum TfuMi (2 (0 litavluln jpuijc tfcl* week U on (he Barnwell and Wllllatnu rnml, neaf the iMiUa of the town of Barnwell. , /. B. Knrrla. Suporvliior. R:C. Roberts Jr.,Clerk. VUe reenter mectlnir ol Hamwnll Lindfte No IA, Kniirhte of Pytblaa will he held at their Hall »n Friday at 1% o'clock. A full attendance la rwiocated. By ord^* of «*. W. P1UC*, C. C. Wm. McVABL A. B. One tomato crown front ottr 8 lb To mato aend Bite a larce dUh when •Iked, dual the thing for slicing— Tery delightful. l»eason'4 Pharmacy. Robert Bulat A Co’s. Prise Medal V Garden Seed, For aale at Burckhalter'a Drug Store, , Sole Agency for Barnwell. —Try one paper of Dytson’t 2 Ih t,n- mato aeed, I6cts. a paper. . Keeryhody that linve tried onr 51b Tomato Seeil say they are worth tep times the price wo charge for them. —- Dcason’s Pharmacy. We sell Tomato Seed that produces tomatoes weighing 2 lbs each. Did Votl CW try them? ^zizzzr^z~:T-. Dcason’s Pharmacy. I9BAM Strong. Vlgoroua, Healrhy Cabbage Plants of the hast established varieties; safe and sure headers for •ale and dcllverr as sooh as the Spring w a "to ut« garden planting. Make up your clubs now and write me number wanted and I will book orders and quote prices f. o. b. J. M. Brant. Ulmer. 8. C. ’ _ n / Why not get all your garden seed at iteason's Pharmacy. Then you aatuhl re«t aasurad diet you were plant ing the best seed growm. REWARD. Strayed from my home near Snell- Ing, S. C., ahoot two months ago a large Collie or shepherd dog named Kei; color black, tau'and white. Rh- arard for any Ihformatjon about him. ^ ,, .q. u. FOR SALE Oil RENT. One Three Seventy Saw* M u n g e r Ginnery OntHt leXa4»ji. J ^aU( rU;iy. a mi a uuiUy Married on the 11th ins;, by Rev. IV. G. lirittou. Mr. J. 11. I.ar.ar of Allcn- 'lale and Miss Bessie, daughter of (Jol. Frank II. CYecch of Barnwell. Complete, with One Fifty Horse Power Eric Cit v Fn_ v jfine ami Sixty Horse P Boiler. En- 'ower Apply to Simon Brown, tflackville, S. C. TKACUERS’ EXAMINATION. According to the State Board regu Jations the next regular Teaidiers’ Ex amination will he held at Barnwell on the third Friday In May, which will bo the ISth day of May. B. M. Darlington, " C. S. E. April Mtb, W06. '“THE BlVERS’ BRIDGE MEMO- ’ MORI AL ASSOCIATION will observe Memorial Day April 26th Distinguished speakers have been iu yited to The follow log commltteSIhave been On grounds and order of the day—J. I). Jenny, J. 4. Copeland. >V. E. .''ease, M.O Klaard, J. A. Chasaeicau, J. K. rarte and J. A. PeTers. On music—J. C. Breeland and J. W. inard. " Decorations—Mrs J W. Jennv, Mr«. J. J. Copeland, Mrs. J. W. kinard, Mrs. Nellie Kinard, Mra» J. O. Keartic, Mrs. J. C, Kinard. Ml*a Addle Jenny. Miss Olive Folk. Mi-s Alice Kearny - MIsa Adelaide Brabham, Mins Marian * "Kearae. MUs Roberta Kcarso and Mils Alllne Koarae. ' - The public l»«ordUUy Invited to at >tend. And the committee on decora- tiona respectfully requests the ladies to bring Bower*. - v '* _ _ . - Dr. N. F. Rlrklarid.’Br.. J. W. Jenny, Prd*. — .—— UNION MEETINO, BARNWEtvL ASSOC 1AT ION. Tho next XJi'lon Meeting will hold ita aeaslon with tho Barnwell Baptist church bsginning on Friday the 27th of April and continuing thlough Sunday night. The meeting will be devote! * »firir<*l? to Sunday School work, and tho Bayqwell chureb extends a very cordial Invitation to all the churches in the Association to be represented 'whether thoy have a Sunday School or not. 1*1 all those who expect tH, at tend, send their names to B. T. Kice, Chairman of com. on entertainment. Rev. W. M. Jones of \VI|liatorJ will -preach thp Introductory Aerrion at U a. m. Friday. An intereating and DBta,blc programme has been ar- tablo . , ranged fpr the meetini prof f d for the meeting. Ibm’t forget the daw, but corts and to work. a Light frost yesterday morning. Sunday was a gloriously beautiful Easter day. Mr*. J. O. Patterson returned from Washington yesterday. c Mr. G. II. RayadvtoT Wx full ah are to our Saturdays* happiness. ’’“'The Barnwell Bar Is well represent ed at Bnuherg court (Ills week. A clyil service examination will be held In lhe Court House on Saturday. Mr. T. S. Cave went to the head of the weather prophet class on Saturday. Friday was Fairfax day, a hand some delegation visiting the county seat. Todav week. 26th ln«r., w ill be ob served ae Memorial Day at Kivera’ Rrhiges. fihlef Juelice Mopday naveil loneepmeness. H L. O’Rannon—Master's Sale. Frank II. Creech—SberlfT’s Sale. Simon Brown—Ginnery for Sale Kent. S. W-. T.rtVri—Candidate Card. ' Rustlu It Knight—Pdiotlig^raBlierk. NEXT SUNDAY. The. Men\orial Servlcas of Barnwell l.odge No. J3, K. of P. will he held on nex;t Sunday morning In the Btiptist. church, The serruiui will be delivered by Rev. R. A- Yongue. The service* ,w|l| comtnyrtov at 11 o’clock u. m. % Ev ery i|i^(toner of the order is requested to me** - t at (he (.,a*t!« Uall promptly at lialT part 10 o’clocif, a. m. ■ *Wobn K. Snelling, >V. G. Bril top, V 1 Committee. • > Dunbar's presence on the town from, utter CARD OF THANKS. We take thismean* of thanking our Xeb’s letter followed the long para- van of anonymous com inu nlcatlotia In to our waste basket. . Tlie Spartanburg Journal is the first friend* and the public for their lund ■ ig v ORANGEBURG SOUTHERN CQN- ' -FEllKNCE. The Orangeburg Conference wllh maetln Ht. Nicliolah’church, Harnwell bounty, April 27-211. , Friday, 9 a. Bf., buslncas session; election of offlc'rs; 11 a m , sermon by Rev. John W. Hordne; 2 p. ui. ••The Christian Home," Revs .1. B Derrick, M.G. G. Scheref and delegate* from Sumter *n.1 St. John's; -Vaitte of Young Pconle In tlwwChurch.” Revs. T. B Kpting and iY. A.^C. Mueller and delegates from Orangeburg, Pine Grove and Trinity. . f ' Saturday. 9.30jt.m., 1. “The Order of Morning Set vice/’ by Rev. M. G. G. Scherer; 2, ’•The Hymnal/* by Rev. J. W. Horine; 3. “The Spirit of Mission* In the United Synod,” Revs. J. \\\ Ilorlne and J D. Kinard ur.d delegates from St Matthews, Orangeburg conn* ty, St. Nicholas’^ and Holy - Trinity; Saturday. II a. m., sermon by Rev. T. B. Kptlug; 2 p. m., 1, .“What Constl- .tutca Church Membership U’Rev, ur ne*« nud liberal patronage during stay In Barn well. '1 hi* i* also to notlfv tb"*® wanting; Pictures, that we will be in Barnwell dally tn reach u* before breakfast, antD during the Baptist Sunday School Ocle- 4ts a good appeticer. 'l ire Charleston District Conference will bo held at Kbrliardt on next Wednesday and Thursday. President E l> Smith of tho South ern Cotton Association will speak at Bamberg on sale day in May. The farmer w ho planted oats In good land la> t Fall was a wiser weather seer than tha all truaLmg.i'i’tumt'd, In a class of 29 graduates from the Medical College, Charleston, last week Dr. A. 8. IIair of WlllUton stood tliircl. ^Ckarloa Carroll Simms, E«q., went to Leesvllle yesterday to attend a District Lodge meeting of the Knights of Pythias. . - ’ Our good friend. MHarter, was a welcome Satutday visitor, as halv and hearty as on his last call five years ago. Presiding Elder Marlon Dargan will bold his second quarterly meeting for Im L » 1 > I . L !• i 11 rv flin 0*7 fVv Denmark Circuit at Blackville the 27th to 29th Inst*. Mr. HuffhaAbstanceof Georges Creek- Townshli) riit^d on Mdndav at the home of T.U grand son, Mr. Zorn, after a brief illness. - \ * Prof. B. M. Darlington left for An niston, Alt., on Sundaw on account of the serious Illness of hi.* son who is in business there. Commencing on the 29th Inst, a n^w dally rrain will be opereted between Blackville and Camden, via viilc and Kingsville. Second quarterly meeting Charleston District will "bo Mizpah cliutch tomorrow And Branch- for the bold at at Uil- Tbe bright atul pretty trio, Mis* Nan Walker and her guests, JJTsses liurnutt and Pattorson,.-returned to Columbia College on Tuesday. “If the coming Summer turn* out to he a rainy one the next cotton crop will sell for 16 cents” I* the prediction of a level headed Fairfax planter. Rev. C. C. Brown of Sumter h»« sold hi* large plantation, 1.350 acres, near Yale, bisected by the Southern Bail- way, to Air. UeurjuD. Still of Black ville. (-Don't forget to elect delegates for the Union Meeting at JTarnwell April 27-29 Missionary Rallies. Saitkehat- ohie 2Hh. Springtow n 25tb, Long Branch 2'Uh. “Alv paper always reads better when Ira ptri.l fur.”—That.’* what Mr W. H. Ilartzog said with a sinih\on Friday a* he crossed onr palta' With his regu' annua+CT>ntribution. -r Tlie competitlvn examlnatlnm att- poluted by Congressman Patterson to choose a principal and Ahernatc* for the Naval Academy t'adetship was held lit Barnwell ye-terdiy. After a ride. thrUngh four townshin* a farmer remarVcd' they are plaiutsig more cotton, using more lertlllgers, feedingmore mules atul bnv+tvg—mtrre corn and Lay than ever bofore.” Col. Brigham Reed of Elko, who know* more of dairying, trucking and kindred Industries than the aveiv.ge agricultural college professor, gave us a hum entertaining cull on Tuesday Very many and very genpimr have been the eonirratulations sTioweroil. bv their manv Iriend* on handsoioe and popular Os‘-ar. H Patrick and Ills com- p'ctely charming brid‘3 of KiagsU*o. Hon. F. II. Weston will deliver an address to the faruiers of Barnwell C;ninty'Frfdav. 20!Ti inst at the meet ing of the Saltkehutchie Agrieultural CTub. Capt Weston is well known to the public, not only as a proiiynent member of the Calumliia RxE^^but a* one ht the' most active arfd earned workers for the Cotton Association, to contributed, by his liitelltgetm faitiilul work. The people of Parnw-IL cannot put In a better day’s work than hearing the Speech of the guest of the'Saitkehat* cliio Agricultural Club. The annual election of officers of the Saltkehatchie Agricultunyl Club will held tomorrow, Friday, and otlter im portant , routine business transacted. All members who can attend are Re quested to come early and stay through. •CHURCH DAY.” The members and friends of the Mr, Arnon Baptist Uburch will take note that next {Saturday (21st in«r.) ^s con ference day,and next .Sunday (22nd) will be observed by ns as “Church Day.’V - The women of the church meet on Saturday at 4.30 o’clock p. m. Come and Welcome. ’ • JENNY NEWS. 0 Mrs. WiG RnddeU of Fairfax spent a few davs last week with her parent*, Mr Mrs . 8. E Bailey. At the la«t Convention of Kndow- ment Lfidge KiL 1'27. j Knlghta of Pythias, Dr. G-. W. I. Loadholt and Mr- J- D. Jenny were elected delegates to the Grand Lodge, which meets in Sumter May 22nd, and Capt. J. *W. Jennv was elected alternate. - - - • L. ' CALLING A CANDIDATE. Blackville, S\ C., April IGlb, 1900. EpiTOR Pkoplk: The friend* of Mr. II. F Odom along the S. G. Railroad wish to bring him ' forward-for the olfioo of County Super visor. We will dd all in our potter to Rave him announca himself for'that of fice. We know tbia mkn it* be a good business man and a true' Christian gentleman. IVhat say you. Brother Odom? We believe Barnwell County I ffeed* jo 1 *- Biickvin.e. bration Friday and Saturday before the tilth Sunday of April. ^ Rusiln A Iviilglit, t • Photojrraphersi Bamberg, S. C. April 17th. 1906. BLACKVILLE NEWS. Camp Jobnaplk-Llagood, Sons of Vet erans, has elected a* delegates to the New Orleans Reunion Mr. C. M. Fel- fnT"aI7TT r)rs. Ryah A. U> abd T7: ITT of mtr twuton. It Ja.itmmt that to market. It successfully and D Hammond Mis* Kin Do Izlar of Ocala. Fla., visiting her sister, Mrs. C. 8. Bui*t. T Dr Ryan A. Gyles is iu New York, takipg a post-graduate course in sur- g*7y.: * Dc/O D. Hammond was graduated bt*”t week from the Charlcalon Medical Co nag*, / , Road Tax Election will be held in Blackville on next Saturday, 21st lust. A SAD HOMECOMING. The body of young Mr. Ashley Ur j Greene, w ho died in the Miitippinds on February’ 16th of pneumonia, reached •Barnyvell on Satnrday afternoon, brought home'for burial beside the re mains of his l^ed ami honored kin dred. He was tlTe »on of Mr. and Airs. George W. Greene,, Jr., of Rosemary Township, and 'had just crossed the. threshold of manhood when the final W summons came. In high health and Rftpd and with patriotic ambition he entered tlie mili tary service of bi« country and life lay- fair before him with the promise of long years of hnnoj hnd of usefulness,' and though he di.'ri in a“ strange land, far from home and kindred; In the bright morning time, ■’lie will not he forgotten b.v.,Hio*e,Jiti_luv(jd so, .Weil, by yvhom be yvss so' fondly cherished, but li,i* memory yvlll he fragrant In their hearts nnlil they mee't him ’iigain yvhere all la perfect peace - : ™•“ Rev. W M.,Jones conducted the touening funeral services on Monday afternoon in-presence of a large con course of syippattlifing friends, and the vnung anl(tier.~ttfe’s battle ended, was laid t'v rest in the fujfflily burial grant 'd iu K’ich Land l ownship. lIKAIUjUARTEKS of the STATE DEMOCRATIC EXECU TIVE COMMITTEE. Columbia, S. €., April^Cth, 19(L. ^(ht. Aldrich) , County Cli'm.,-^— Barnwell, 8. C., Dear Sir At a meeting of the S ate Democratic Executive t'ominittee held April 5th a convention of the Democratic Party of South ( arnlina yens called to take place MaJ 10'th, 19d0, jn accordance yyith the proviaRsU* of the Conntitulion of the parry ill (dease Dsiie order* nt once; Yon \v irr^rffe “PrevideT■ t* of fne Democratic Clubs in Vonr county to as*emble their clubs ii:i April 2Srh. a* provided ih of the elect Primary Election Aug; 28, 1906. FOR £t>UNTY SHPEtWlSOR. Charles K'-crner. pastor from Orange burg, and delegate* from Ebrbardt. Mr. Pleasant, St. Matthew’s (Augusta); 2, “The Atonement*—Iroetrinal and Prac tical; Ha Relation to the Heathen,” Rev. J. W. Hofine and pastor from St. M((tthew’g (Augusta), and delegates from St. Matthew’* (Charleston), St. Johannes’ and St. Andrew’*. Sunday, 11 a m., setmon by Rey. M. G. G. Scherer; Sunday afternoon) Sunday-acho<»l exercise*. WAREHOUSE TALK. Tho main subject Qf importance to be discussed I * that of co operation In the profitably we must have co-operative yyarehuu^ea, and many farmer* hahl their cotton to them. It follow* as a matter of course that they can give more uniform prices than yvo small farmers can get. This matter of Co operation Is a vital, economic principle thjft has comp to stay, and exert • ft. powerful InAuence upon all form* of human industry No class can atlord to ignore it and all tjiose yvlm comprehend It wisely ftfid use its power will reap It* benefit and have a very material advantage over the unorgan I h 11 e yve believe In full and free discussion cooperative talk is not so tnutb what we need a* co-oparfttlv« Work oir exactly similar line* to our m.'fnnfacturingtrUsRC*. Of alj tho legitimate forces that can bene fit the farmers none can equal these two—diversification aiul co-operation, and by thewlutter we do not inean tbe qomblniog together to force up prices merely, but-.tlfe ,combining of capital am! product to produce a better aver age price and to stll in larger bulk, *0 a* to diminish fees, freights and c-mt- mlssinns and inercaae the net returns to each individual. Large coMrper^tlvo warehoupo* are .what we .Southern farmers need to build and fosteg. Let us vyork and ex- •pirmf-trrTlneH avoca tions and not be attempting to c.ontrol the merchandising, barking and guano manufacturing business. Each one of these demands a man trained and qual ified for his special, work, and we farmer,* can well allord to let them prosper If they esh, white we see that .ill the producing und yrSling features of ottr products are most yvisely and efilclentiy managed. ,—>. . •- Of course it will take tftnn-jtud, york constirhtlon. lor (tie tmrpose tug delegate* to Wlfl'lS- Ulliy ch'rnvention, wblch will assembln M iv’-'-Ti h fur_XEe purjioa.e of electing 'delegate* to the Star** convention, each county being entitled to twice the representatiou - has in the General Assembly. Very respectfuliY; — Wide Jones. Chairman. Barnwell, S. C., April Cth, 1906. The I’rejridcitt* of thet yarinu* clubs wrltj>B*a<d>»ake noiice of ilie toregMing etonmnuieation from tlie State Execu live Committee ftmt gorcrn tlsenisclvos Retpectfully, ■ , Rnbt. Aldrich, • - County Clialriiian.. N. G. W. Walker, Secretary.”. DEMOCKATIC CLUB MEETINGS. Under ttto cotistitutinn of the Irenio- 1 ‘arty- tho Cluti* are«>eqvfired cratl each election year to meet on,tbe last I to reotganize, elect office** h?iI delegates to thoj.County C*>»rv&htiot i i to be held on the first Mon day iu Mav. - Thq State and and County Chairmen have itsued their calls for tlie mteting of tiic Clitbs op Saturday, April 25th, for the purposes above iudiealed. x , Jt'i* a duty ©f every good citizen W'h*f*ten nosslhly 'attend to give that little, time to tbe good of bis psrty, hi* State and him»elf. . Our t*coplo meet too rarely amT give too little plain talk and thought to public aHalr*. Let there be {(ill attendances at all club meetings, and let every Demo cratic Voter see that his name is on the club roll. ,We are requested to, and with pleas ure. announce the following pjacc* and hour* foMhoHub meeting* on Satur day, April 28th. A’ihlcigh Democratic Club at 8 p. tn.. II. F. Odom, President; Sr~A. Hair, Secretary. Blackville—I’aik IIhII, 4 o'clock p m., II. F Bmst, President{ C. M. Fel- dor. Secretary'. Barnyvell Club—Court House, at 4 m.. George W. PUiicock, to adjust these weighty, matterf, Irat we want the Southern farmer to Glow a wisdom, prudence and real business judgment that yvtll redound to his true and lasting prosperity, knd we know this can only cornu from atickiny to and developing one agricultural prob lem, of economic production and ju- tlicious selling. , — South’s ind^trles. Tlie In dustrial progress of me south during tho past 2*> years has batf no equal in the history of the world, a fact, that is scarcely realized by southerners them selves* I n IShfi the capital in vested In cotton mills was only 25 millions, now it i* 225 million*, in lS8y the capital invested in manufacturing industries was only 260 millions, nbw It. i* 460 millions. At that time the value.jof your inatutfttctpring product* was 450 millions, now it I* 1,600 million*. Then tho value Of VOIlf farm product* wa* 00;* millions, now it is 2 000 mil* Hot)*.—D) itD3 you had but 200 national hmks. now there are 1 20<>. At that time your national hanks'bad a capital of 45-millioji*. now it la I2'» iniilioua. Then HT:* surplus in thcao banks wiis nine million, now It is 50 million*. Truly tlds is a marvelous-record of development and prosperity, still three obstacles exist, in Tlie way of the South’s Httsioing that state of develop ment of whi- ly it is capable, and to whidi I believe ir w ill ultimately st- taio." Tim first of tliese is a lack of confidence in itself, “it is true.” that the hard time* following the war were calculated 10 make, your business men ding to what they were able to save, but tint day Is pa*t. We must' now branch mu for our aelvos, instead of investing our money uf foreign stocks and bonds and expending so much time In cudeaworlnfe to Induce northern capital to invest here aiul exploit our resources, for thefr benefit for that is what it amounts to. ; l K* ep yotiy inom y nt home and risk ij on honw (Rdustriok' and enterprises. The nturns will be so much larger 5t*nd, surer, and that is tlie byst way to 'atlriu t out side eapitafr—— li "* v '-===■■ We ought nt lea*t tn Haro the eonflr deuce in our future thae we ex)>ect (fthers to have. L\ Rosemary. v - Barnwell, S.’ C., Apirll 10th, 1900. I respectfully announce myself 11 candidate for County Super.vlMfr, aub- j< ct to the rules and regulation* of the Democratic primary, and pledge my self to apMe by tbe result and to sup port the nominee* of the party. Trusting that my arimlm*tration the office may be endorsed and ap proved by ip v reflection *ud pledging my txpefU-hce and best endeavor* if trelected. j s Very respectfully, , — ; d. B. Mofrls. Barnwell, 8. C., April 9:b, 1906. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for County Supervisor, sub ject to the rule* and regulation* of the Democratic party. I pledge mvself to sbida.. by the results of the Primary Election and to support the nodiltoees of the parly,X Having Reryed .for three years am] three month* irf charge of the chain gang and a* manager of road work with Supervisor O. W. Barker I feel perfectly competent to discharge the duties ©f the office and if elected will give my best and most faithful ser- vice to tha public. Very alnceralY, G. J. Diamond. FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. ——BarnwcH, 8. C.v ApritJTth, 1906. -I -respectfully announce myrelf a candidate for reflection to the office of AuJitor-Pf Barnwell County, subject to the rule* and regulation* ot the Democratic Party. } pledge myself to nbidfe by tin* reattlta of the Primary Election and to support the nominees of the party. Very respectfully, 8. W. Trotti. Barnwell, 8. C., April 9th, HK)6. 1 respectfully atinounce myself n (candidate for the office of County Auditor. In *o doing I wish to to tbe voters and tax payer* of old Barn well county that the duties of tho of fice in which I am working and to w hich I aspire are such It will be im possible for me to make a canvas* of the county. If elected I pledge you my very best service*. I make this announcement subject to tho rule* and regulations of the Dem ocratic primary, pledging myself to abide by the results, and to support the nominees thereof. ' V eayr eap 001 fuU v, J. C. Keel. —ftqrnwell, 8. O., March 28th, 1808. Aft€t-*cHrcf«l consideration of the good wishes mid anlieitations of my ITIend* in ail sections-of tfie County I respectfully apnounoo tbyself a candi date for the ofli(Hs of County Auditor, subject to tho rules and regulations of the DeroooratiJPPrimary election and pledging myself to abide by ita results and to support tho nominees of t!i« party. Klticerely appreciating the many assurances of support given me That Cdttgh and ' Cold. GET A BOTTLE OF NattirS's Cough Remedy and a d6x of Deason’s Grip CapSules, TAKE THEM THEY WILL DO THE WORK FOR SALE ONLY A^T DeASon’s Pharmacy. ,i.&K WHY HAS 1 - > Sold 25 Car Loads of Stock This ■ , • Seasoq? and pledging my best services to the State and County, if elected, l am, Very alncerelv, M. J. Fate. Barnwell, 8. C.. March 27th, 1900. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for County Auditor, subject to. the rules and regulations of th© Democratic Party. I pledge mvself to abide by—tho result* of the Primary Election and to support the nominee* of tbe party. If elected I shall grate fully give my best efforts to the dD- charge ormy duties. ~ • -^_R. W. Riley. Because Both His Stock and Prices are Right Just Received: 2 CARS MULES, t CAR HORSES A.11 Good, Sleok and Straight# Aku fa Car of Wagons ‘Brown’JIilc • AM ohe-liorsc Wagoas ‘Vir^ Mak ■* Buggies that are Beauties, Car Load Nellie King Flour; With Whittle’s Stoelc., Wfi.gons, htid Plows Best CrtoiM can bo rtuule attenst expense of labor. WHITTLE’S STABLES; BLACKVILLE ■ S. G. HOGS FOR SALE. A good brood *ow with nix fine young pigs for sale. Apply to 3-29 George II. Baton, BarhweP, S. (3. FINE MILCH COWS. o ciork. p. President; II. L. "O’Ban non, Secretary. Bennett Spring* Club at tho WII. Hams 8<*dool House at. 10 o’clock a. iu., J. A. Meyer rresfdenA Bull P<»nd Club at Bull Pond Club House at 10 o’clock, a. nt., J fj. Keel, Frekidenti J. A. House. Secretary.' Red CT.ik Club at Snolling Station, 4 30 o’clock p. m., O. C. Baxley, Presi dent; W. L. Baxley, Secretary. Si loam Club art 11 o’clock a. m, J. W. Bate*. President; IV. P. Sanders, Sccratary. SycHinore Club No I, at Bethel,, 4 p. m. f ftr. G. W. I, Loadholt, Prcsldet, Geo W. Jenny, Secretary.. Ilercule* Democratic Club at Her cules Old School IIousa at 3 o'clock p. m , G. W. Morris, President; C. F. Cafter, c-x/aary. DS OF THANKS. Ebnt/B Psorut; Please allow me apace in your paper. To express my sincere thaukltb tho good people of the Big Fork section for tlie handsome gold headed cane presented to mo by them through Mr. .rno'T M. Weekly. It is Impossible for me to thank each Ifne personally and 1 ttke this means of assuring each and every one that f up- pretMUu mo-il highly this beautiful token of Hie festeem in which I am held by the citizens of the Big Fork. 1 ap- prOMato the gift, not merely for It’s beauty and ft’s liitrinMc value but more Especially for the spirit In which It was given. Am long as I shall live ( shall prize and treasure it, and In lifter yeafs when wo have become more widely separated I shall *till feel closely bound to vpu all by ibo strongest ties of frierfi5sl:‘ip. * Yours respectfully, C. W. Moodf The weathex “P North ha* beeb too cool for fancy ar.p#ragus prices. ■ By a vote,of two and a half agalhst qrve th.< people of Aiken county decided last .week that they do not want a county court. , At Aiken Court last week Casael* of Mr. R. M. Ellen ton seed red © verdict again*t tho CKgrieston and Western Carolina Riilway for $11,600, for the burning in October 1904 of his ginnery, lumber and saw mill ami cotton ware house. He sued for $16,000. Hender son* ware his attorney a. while Davis, Gunter, Gyle* and 8. J.Sinipsop repre* I seated ch« rallrujid. Parties desiring fine tullch eoWi please write to W.C. SMITH, •WlLHSTOX, 8. C. jgy Will aell for cash or exchange, for beef cat.tlo,— • , - , Cotton Beed. Has your cotton seed rtwt out?/,, . Do you yam to St''crease your yield aHother yearf" . Then write for prices and circulars of the Original Phillips Improved seed. J. L. PUII.LlPtr,“ Jan. 18—3m. Orangeburg, 8. C. MONEY TO LEND. We are prepared to negotiate loan* on improved fat ms for five years, partial payment* interest 8 per cent on loans under $1,000; 7 per cent on loansjuver $1,000. Don’t write, cmne and see us J. O. Patterson A Son. 28-2 : : : l J-L. C. F. Calhoan, P. M. Btfcklflgfiin Wnf. McM , Calhoun & Co. FIFE i i , V I Life, Accidei)^ ——And Live Stock INSURANCE* —-At Lowest Rates In- StRONOrEST CdMPAHlBU. GAiHOBH 4 CO,* -OFFICES AT- THE BANK OF BARNV76LI /' -M- N Y I. F. STILL & S0NS. C-ORNER CLARK STREET flHD RAILROAD AVENUE. BLA€KVILLe, - - 8- ©.; a* . ^ . ...... . Are now completely ready foV the Fall and Winter arid offer .. "..r"'; ;" -in all linc« of— Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, HatSj Caps, Furniture, Groceries, To^ baeeo, Cigars, j , Grain. Etc., Etc; ... -iti..;'|a-v ' ^5-$ i x *:>#*• r . rspecial attention to our 1< ux« niture, which wilt Iriake tiny home cotnfortiibje dad beatitl- nl; to our Clotbin^''wIiich will defy the Winter’s colt! ahd double f»6od looks' and to our Shoes, which will rrfabi your way and walk through life an easy progress. " ME CLIMB HIGHER Every yeHR. <^X^- » • V ^ ^ . .-.y a * ■ ; • v # '>'■,• ■ . < , . * «1} . s - . j * - • j j * It giYes me g;rea^ itnd sirittcre plea'sitfe tb notify mjr friends and his friends that I have secured the services of ... * . . _ . Cafit. U. Dunn as saleman, in ordef to dcr justice to m? constantly increasing busihcsc. / With his help and assisted by Messrs N. tY. Wolip- llirt t T j. Atfilivav T UOVl*t* all in nnorl r\T 4 Kr# v . ~ ' jr r i - * —T VH cr and t. Attaway I can serve all in need .of the Best’ Mules and Horses that can be bought fibofri ^ent^Trj ICansas, Wagons almost everlasting so good are tlieir tferial arid workmanship. . * $ ^ v Comfortable and efegrmt Buggies arid Harness, as safg as the best life insurance against accident. . Don’t he t)lind to your interest, come and we’B in priefe you with satislaHioh. - JL i- " JPARNWEtt, 7 -2 3:: > i-.' ' , a ..fM 'N A .