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smweH t^eopte. I W. fttpss, (dldr 1 Pnp'r. 'T-T' lARHfcKT coum CTidW-ATios TirmW4»AY, MAY'10,'Iftort. iig i . T ii JS ■ Fir»t ntfuminu 'Af gfent 'nwlilent* »r« |r*«n«r*^r «° f ' bwt it h»* not l»pcn •+o wit.i ilieBin Fi«P<'i"oo <liii»»ter, In •«n« (lUtrkH «♦» opoAinjt ®7‘’< 'VAHlr# i: wh* fouml tliHt not nv^r ^pnr oent «f tt»eir oont^nr* had PMi’Riwd j. Hn* —fii -itMny of tlurtHr ^Hfe* of repr««enteil paper* worth 'tho:>»- ftn<i« of tloUar*. The aotnt! property )o«« I* cloa« to‘iJW) 000,0*10. :? ROOSRVKF.t.HIdHT, <4KI) *Fl MK. Vory well clone, Mr. rrealHent Ron*e-' volt, in rcf .illlii); thatfA'-Ortof ooldier* Aliat fcet out lm>t wecMc to ride with, Yallter Thoma* riliennan over tliedr of Li* fathof, the lain WilN.un Yorun *el» Sheimau of 1«t-ry fame, you be haved m>* the Commander in chief of the Army of the Cidteil .St»te» ahould liate done. Your action *uniinai'ily atopped file rekiudlliiK of neCtioind 'feeMiift*, and (cjiowed that the *idm)o' yoitr tieorjjla mother lira deep in your he*i l t. It wa* the atar act of vmfr frtchlio ca tcer, the flower Idoont of viiur life. “(•ocl muile the country nnd man tntde tho town” The tlrat <la\ ol May N inov'ui); time In New York city. Lad week more than a tlioutaoti poor familiea were Dircatened with eviction; rome in- cnuati,they could not pay rrtit, otliera ■ fiecause tdiev iN>fi!»ed to par an increase Ail Simper eeHr»t. and otii^r*.Iic-ea11ae, u u- «3er the law. tlie lnniset In whicli they lived Imd to repaired. The benzine pi women weeping witli children in their hi ins hot to be turned ntrr into tiie streets wit* *o heart-breMk- ing that J i is lice O'l.tiiglilin left the Vouch in derpiih - aid would not returiiT 1 Til K ^OK I’ll tS GOMI NO. '‘The poofilc ol .Smith GaroHna Tnrve «o idea of the presen t worth of their land* or a hat they w ill be worth in the futiiru. * When th« people of tlie Nortis find out that farm latrd' can bo trought in rtouth Carolina for ten V> Hftoen Uoll.lis per acre, |u*t as r;ood at lands that Bring fifty dollars an acre in Now York Stat», th.it i!ft*«e Hunt hern lands arc miltivat“d w ith half the work ro- vjiilred iu Nrw York, tliat tliey will jiroduce’ali crops grotvii in Now York State except wheat and buckwheat, *,nd wateVorcioiis- cnotalpfipc*, , sugar mPS. i bc*d-i-mikerliy some the ollmane hero is tietter and healthier Ilian In New York then, tlio Northern fieopln will coine t<> (lie Soutli in slmal* and drove*. 'Iliey w ill coine from the river crowded eitioa and farms nnd till the South with new Ideas and new method *. M So spoke last #eek a former citizen of the Slate 6f New Yck. who Us*, for fierhap* twenty years, been farming. Mouth of INilninbia. A t)ftLA Y Ki) l>KMU(JRATIC —.———Tnm\ The State Democratic Convention which is to meet in Columbia next 'Wednesday w ill liave and hold in its hwpinfi tlie fovereign power of tho party. Fwr the good conduct and good toMMlta of the campaign now opening it wlH be directly or reauluntiy re- ►poiMible. r Ln iaie ybars, at least, the politician*, WAltdidat**, axcgrinderM, have made the tsiue* of the campaign* and shapeirthe «oua*e of the party and it* perform- Miice*. largely to their own advantage, wnd by the sameness and stalene** of their htanip diacussioua have dulled public Interest in the county in cmrnty nampaign meeting*. Just aaicITool boy* tire of learning over and oyer the same well mentorixad tefsbu. Give us somo- - thtwy-ncw-tht 1 " rear, f.et the C-ous ention formwlatc the f*«nes for dUcusslon tVe coining .Sinn wer aod for h gi«latiou next January. It ba* the power so to do, and retire •outing the best party flitelHgence it ha* life capacity. Measure the camli- *l;tfus for every oil! ic by their svninathv witn tiro heamrf rtrepooplu and the it aiharacter and Rbnity t > glre the liest . public eervlec. and not by the- short yardstick* tliat- tlio ffbtttlcal Dlnm liuntors throw to knock down the idpetiing fruit* rm PKOl’I-K AM* ITS PUPILS In the lesson* already given by in ♦o our esteemed pupil*, The Snatc, The News vnd Ccnrier and The Fairfax Enterprise us to the problem of InrniL gratron wo have reasoned with and ex horted them on general principles, that neemed to ns to amply prove our position aixl to he completely MiflleLcnt Ho bring convlirtion to their mind* and to work conrerston in their hearts. »y the direct evidence of .as good men as live oi ever lited in Smith Caro ling we have proven beyond the shade of the shadow of a doubt that the Italian cotton grower ip the valley l* of no advantage td au^body oicept himself and the laud Owner from whom ho rents the fertile acres that he cultivates, and the proflta from which are kept in bl* own hands with the grasp of the miser. - . .... c " . .. * T«hr w..how nrMf jirov. ^ Y‘T fn the North «tforty unworthy of re*i- dence In the Uuitrd Stales, hi* character antMtaMu a very conge*tion of human vices, Wrfhout a gral.i of aaving and rvdoeuitug salt in all' hi* composition. Thla proerf Is given In the following letter from Dr. Frank M. Wlill*, a native of Barnwell comity, a gentleman toy Inheritance and by the habits of hi* Jiottornblv life.ennan of high character «ud vhcroogk »c*pon«U*t»4y; who though ^living and acblevlag tiroTee- sioual atfBcess in tha grnit Empire State Is a So«jJ**riier of Southerners In all hi* belie^a, and supported iu bit clear and conclusive statement 6v tbo leading dally of the gnivcrslty. city of Ithaca. * s - if We leave it to the consciences of our puplla, without suggestion, to decide for themselve* whether thov shall put on sat* nloth and a*lie* fnr the mla- ilike* ikoy have made, or to tkke com fort In the fact tliat no harm ha* come from their teaching* becaiifO the peo ple of the State knew tliey were wrong. Ithaca. N. Y., April Sid, IflOd. Knnou I’xorj.K ' ■ t have read witli great interest the streamm* flgltt >«u ate uiaking MgHiti^/tho Iniuilgration ol ;iouthern iialfan*. i know souiethlpg about theae people from personal obser vation, and perhaps I might give a few facta which will be of interest to your reader*. There-> are hundred* of Italian* in Ithaca “miiU all our North* em cities.” and i have never yet seen a single one working on a farm, although they Could earii lronr$l bum f I Do per day and hoard for farm work. They preler to do such Wot k a* ditch ing, paving suet-la and grading mil roads, Tliey also take easily to run- niijg‘‘blind tigers” and the worst kind of dive*. They *<l carry ni'etto* (long daggem.) and only last Monday mu Italian wa* stabbed to death in onegof ttielr dives. They cause the police no end of trtmhle am! are a constani ex pense to the county in li ving them for all kind* ol clinic*. Llifclosn a clipping from today’* Is sue nt'onr TCifdiiig daiiv paper, tlie ‘ ithacR littily New*.” •Tim Klondike referred to is a Hiiburh of our eity, w here the Italian* are herded together like rata. They were accused of put- luting our source ol wwter supply a year nr *<> ago and caused nit epidetirq ol it pnoid tever wtrtch resulied In ovt r u thmisaml ca<f» and moru ttiaii a hun- drc l deaths among our best people. 'The great aim of the itH'llaua-ik' to sive six or svven.litindred dollars and return to Duly, to live withoiu work ing. Tao weeks ago a trainlotkd of seven hundred of these people passed through heie mi their way tiiirtnly. it tliC Bouth U ^deteiintiTW to en courage ImmleratloTTU) help Ute larm- er*. I think it would be wise to seek soiiio* fuller source of supply than Miuthern Daly. Very trttlv.your* F. M. Willis. J'-- . K 1,0 N1)IK K 1N VKS r 10 A TEI). llealtli Officer Lookerhy Finds un- ~ sMiiltaiy < omlliloiis in Italian V larter—(Mmaudk AMeuuiip. Health Otlicer,I,oi kerl»y, in jrestionM' to several cotnphiint*, iiiitde a lotir of investigation at the Klondike this morning and louttd condition* there dangerun* to the health of iho city.. The water, which the inhabitant* of that district tut wo been drliii.iug since the breaking of a pump connected with a driven well, is taken from an open hole 1u the grdnnd dug at the edge of u swamp intd v w hieli the slops and drainage of the entire colony ate dis charged. —— •—' dflfBfTc One^cent a mile for the dhtanee- travelled will be the pa»*eng«r rate from ail station* to the. OoulederaU! Keunion In <',o(t)iiibla May Hith-ikth. The pnhll»hed rate* are: From Allen- dale-f l S»T Barnwell fl 25; Denuiark $1.00; Fairfax $1 Xi and from all other statioua in proportion.. GALT-1X0 A CANDIDATE. . Kniron 1'r.oetK: . IMease allpw tia tojuqtiire of Mr. D. W. lllHck. Jr , if he w ill make the race for Httiicrintendeiii of KdiiCHtlonf Knowing him tn let a good, honest and straightforward Christian g*ntle mail we believe that he would make a go al judicial. L. ' / Let us hear from you, Mr. Hlouk. Friend*. STATE I’Ol.iriCS. A.C Jones, the Newtxrrv merchant who several iiionih* ago announced tliat he would make fhe race for (l<»v- ernor in the primary campaign a* a prnhibitiotiDr, lias witltdrawn fur hu*l ness roaxiHt*. M. L. Smith, for several term* Speaker of the House of ltepr«<cii',a- tlves, has declaied himself a candidate for Governor. Ile hail* fiimi Gatmlen Htid l* »uid to he a trash-mhving slump speaker. That make* four In the—Held for the <}ovet>tior‘a elnilr, M. F. Ansel of Greenville and t-ole L. Blouse of New- herry liavlng started wnwe time ago. And there are othere waiting to hoar the dear people Cull them. Gandidat.ea for other State offices backward and bashful. , We Are Ready For You. You eerttmtfy dn not appreciate the fine prem iums wc are offering you with Coffee and Tea. Call and look at the beautiful 6 piece Toilet sets whicli wc give with one pouiift of coffee foiv^i.00. These sets sell forj^4,(K) everywherej The cov ered dishes wc give with one pound of coffee for (mc sell everywhere-for 75c each. The Glass, ritehers we give with one pound of .coffee for 35« sell everywhere for 25c each. The Glass Dish es,. Y ascs Ac., giv^n with coffee give you the Dishes, Yascs and Cotffje Tor a little more than th,c Dishes and Vases would cost you anywhere else. , The thing for 3’ou to do is to come and look over this display ahd judge for yourself. Hoping to have a call from you, Yonrs truly, G. K. IIyan, J. S. Black, Bunyan Mod ids. nre A STORY OF SPECULATION. change made on the penalty -of having every building htmied tinil ilia" Inbnbt- Unts driven out to other quarter*. _ The coVidltlun* at this pest spot, he .said, are indeed tloplorablc. Italinu* are herded together like animal* and apparently are colitent to li\e in all the liith. They made no preteutioua of keeping either tlieinielvr* or their 1ioii*ch cican in any *e;i*e of the word. Strenuous tiforts will he made to Improve’the condition* which menace the health of the iFsidruts o? tbc city If till* prove futile the whole tract will lx) cleaned out. The Bank- of Hidseway. Fairfield .county, with a capital <>f #25 000, a goodly Hiirplus rniid snd large de|>o*its was a flourishing instituihur The teller wa* a very bright young man w ho hail the implicit confidence of cv'f vbod v know ing him —;— ; — There wa* a bucket shop in Ridge- wav a|*o, where speculation* in future* were openlv gambled. Tho young tetter aVeek. leaving « vacuum «if $25 Otto m tlie bank’* a-ser*. lit* lather gave ♦20(XU and other dirdetors of the hank chipped iu ♦5,000 to make good the defuTencv. • The Bank i« nil right and doing business »s usual at the old stHiid. but H young life lias been snoilotl and the hearts of his kitulred brtiLed tv hi* tall. SOM F, 1M M ID RAT PUN BLEtDilXGS. . A few rears ago a whole lot of Northern farmers settled in eastern NorilrCiUolitta, built a town, nam*d it (TiadlHntrp.Tiot Oltadband, and wei t to jU»l«lng strawberries for fhe north ern market*. They succeeded. One day last week tn*y shipped 139 car Unn-l* of herrie*. There was great rejoicing among-the natives that, wi-c missionaries had come from the North.to show the way to prosperity* So they cleirred up. the backwoods Hud made mitiTi of tb,. l*ee 1 ?J‘,C<‘■ItVMP'-V -iM*Hi*»voity%fg-T11ITW- berry patch that, was to make all rich rtndlne I mm every ettrklug eartw - The seasons smiled too, and this year * crop hatr proved a record break er a* u/lmrrle*. But when they, Mt*j berri's, were ready to' he picked' Hie Pee I>es*;itis found that the North Caro linn Yankees had sent dow n and hired half the negroes in their country and carried Urem'lb car load lots over the border, where tire picking goes merrily on. But half tlie Pee Dee crop will decay niL-llui-vines, because of the tactic* of the modern tar heel*. HL()W JHSTIUK. * V The United State* Supreme Court last week decided that the government tuii'l pay five million dollars to the Eastern Uherokeea. The debt h*« been doe and ttec n mu I n t i ng—intereat since 1*38 The lawyer* who managed th® suit for the Indian* are to he paid a million dollar* out of the recovered money Ex-Senator M. U. liutlvr of thi* state 1* ouw of the lucky attorney*. Tm-ISAX FR ANCISCO situ- * AT1QX. A Gen. A. W. Grady, commanding the l ? . S force* at San Francisco, re pur ted 1 on Thursday to the *war department: Tlie number of destitute* beltW fed hr rnormou*, nggregatkng up to May 3td. IMfl.TT. In San Ffaiiciaeo. Apparently * oofiaervative estimate places the dea- titute refugees at~:'WMXXI In Oaklatul and Berkeley Howthesetetrlhiecon- ditLon* atoi to bit-met la the subject <d niO't earnest consideration between the finance epuuimiae and n.ysolf WhDe tbe exertion* of tne armv to reduce aid to the smallest possible limit has effected an ImpbiiqnJ* 4®adjtutment, yet the soluthm of thf' sliiuulon without etior- UKHifrattfferTng^ appears i in possible,” HCHOOL KLECTltJX. An election for one TniPtee for the Hlnekville, Graded School to fill tlie. vacancy caused Jiy resignation of Mr. L. R. Free will be held on Tuesday, MaJ - 15th 1VOO, within the legal hours, J. II. E. Million*. Sic.. TEACHERS’ EX A M1N ATION. According to the State Hoard regu lation* tho next regular Teachers’ Ex-, lion deaired apply to andnatioti will he held at llarowell on the thinl Frhhiv in Maj, which will be Hie ISth day of Alay. tJuesHons will he on Jiand for those disappeared laktr who have been taking lh<‘ Teachers’ Reading Ctrele ’eourse. These paper* am to he examined hv member* ol the State Board of Education. , TL M. Darlliigton, O ^ E April 10th. 1900. “AURORA” Carbide Feed Acetylene Appara tus, Tim Modem Light, for Store*, dwellings.’Churche* ami T’bRutry Homes, Every ma chine sold iimlier an absolute- guarauU’e. Addre**, John F. Folk, S.C. Agent, HOUSE AND LOT FORSALE. Town of Blackville, S. C. Lot 112 feet front, facing R. R Ave, by 325 feet deep; with two story house of 9 rooms, goffil water;'lot, stable, barn, garden and servant honye* on the premise*; good acuppcj-nmtg vine and other fruit on -the premises; all Ini- l>rovesnei!t* in good condition; accea. sible to depot and nicely located; all rooms in (Iweltlpg plastered and pa pend; titles good; no ineunibr«n«-e* and taxes all paid. For any infornia- II. F. Buist, Esq, Agt. I have two other lots for.sale, with good dwellings thereon centra!Iv'lo- cated and' cheap for the price naked. Apply quick if yon desire to purchase. II F. Buist, Esq , Agent. ILanfOcrg, 8 O. Good Money in Growing Large Watermelons. TOW N TA N KOTIC E7" The book* for the. collect ion of.nmnl- cl pa I tsXe* are now* open at my-oljice and will m> remain until the Ifith iuet. after which the penalty will attach. * G J. Ilay. ^ CDrk ami Treasurer. Town of Barnwell. Mav 1st 1900,. —' " ' REGISTRATION NOTICE. . The Registration Bbok* will be open In the Court House on the first Mon day (sale dav) In each month fnf the transaction of sttch busiuesa-aa I* re quired by law. • o " • J- Baxley, Chairnian,.,. --4*HR^mrRSrTC^ra r v. sale by REV, b. A. YoyGuiB, wire,iuit BtxoMMLr«a Fmo«»- At (M-loe* that defy competition. Also Agent for tta Celebrated BALL GROUND GA. W H ITE M ARBLE. Will not dte- oi,lor or •tain. Direct from Fac tory^ to Cu»toiner. Only the best Marble. No sand and ceatent. Cheapest and beat. -* R. A. Tongue. Barnwell, S. C. J - .1 . ^ ' . v. ' *" • T 'F-vf ' • • . —^ McNAB „ AS OTH ERA SEE U I. Said it g'od '.nail front the-North: Ymt Southern people do not need more labor »* much ns you do-a bet er and more paying use of tire tabor you have and du. Here on tlie farms a man works jcjunle, walking hchind the ani mal.—In tny section a man drive* two lioi*F*, riding on his improved Imp hr- meo$jf__ . — - One of my neighbor* make* a wheat erbp on 125 acre* every year, and he rides from beginning to gathering time. He does >11 tho wortr^bim*eif with his improved implement* except thin atVaaping time he hires one man to sot tip the wheijt In shock*. And this.is a hotter country and *oil to use such improved tuipleaneirt*. if the laud is cleared of stumps. Every plowman can then cultivate IroBi seventy-five to u hundred acres. Said h good matt from just below the North Carolina line-: In tny section siftall farms arc tile rule. The man wb'n rtin* four plows is a biff fanAcr. Weffon^: mike pear as much cotton to the jilow*as you Inw^country people, but 4ve have - more money, of IBP* onr own. And thw-reastirr.'7>T'"5fIe' reason, H that our farmers make their own I arm supplies and don’t keep smoke houses or eorn 'Ctibs or hnv stacks in the West. We make all that our mules and horses and most that tittr famille* eat nnd don’t have to Kell onr cotton until we get good ready. HOW TO KEEP HENS LAYING. To keep the hens.lavlu* it is neces sary to food intelligently and »ee they get plenty of exercise! satsifn expert poultry raiser .\faHirn»iil ..nr and If UnvHiickeus aie-compel!ed to work for their food tliey will he kept in proper coni 11 Hon. I feed all kinds of grain ami Vegetables available, atm trig always tn give a variety of .food A ma»h of grain, cooked vegetahka and Aiihle scraps const it nttaLtlie' morn ing niml;-tirHie evening grain is fed. Milk I* ony of the.betrt feeds to pro duce igg*. and green bouc .should tie fe(1 two or Hi.ree timea a week! Grit mu*t h.> providi’d at. all tinns and nothing is better iftm hr.J nn m, .iii l .. r Y- ; 'I'he ctflckon* prefer It to the commer cial artiu’e. hut for a large flock- its preparation would require too much Cleanliness is one of the chief re- qiilrententa of. success, so the lumae*. mFStr 'aniXJ yania should he cleaned frequently, t*-®- Iniusis whTTewa*.lusd atirt losetrt powifer tDed 'tieeiy. Clean out tIk: droppings every day. oil tlie roosts frequently, jtuil provide .clean ‘material for the nest* Tf this is done tlierc will he no trouble from rtti’e, bill Ifflltli is allowed to aceiim'iilate, the mite* Will multiply ra|i.iilIv^xml cause no end of trouble. I idisuge nestiug inaterial every two iyetL\—.iunl when putting in the newy^ttaw sprinkle it liherally witli InsectT powder. A dirt flnbc is best for the henliottsc and- should he raised severiil inche* “above tlie outside level so it may he kept dry. I fiavobeen planting eaidi year for several veal* front 70 to 109 acres in Eden variety of Watermelons, and have made good mooev every year. I secured good Eden seed to begin with and have improved them each year hv selecting my seed from large and well shaped melons. A I have tlrem dried In the rhade which will, when properly planted, always come up, ns they are •outiil and full I have 1,500 lbs. of choice seed to ttt- fer at 50c per lb. When j(miaeiui your oyder for seed nnd wish me to do so I will instruct you how to prepare. Fertllite, plant andjuiitivate. Let \our orders come in atonee. I sold tlie same kind ot seed over Soiyth Carolina, Georgia and Florida last year, which gave perfect satisiac- tlott. . »-• -*-•'»•♦ §!••♦-•—•♦♦® , a-*-®*-®••• • I. Furman Still, Blackville, S. C. ur For Sale. A\y Dairy Farm is for sale, consisting of £0 head of Regis- . '• a* v . tered and High Grade Jersey Cattle, Silo, 4 horse power Gasoline-Engine, Grain Grind- • .a er, Cream Separator, and all things necessary for running a modern Dairy. Cattle- and Tn a recent speech at Taunton, Eng- Iami. ttnrbisiion of Baiii and Welt* said it avn* sliiTor a man of Icisurit-to fake the’Lord’* ditf for (d?a>.urc. but a hued-t worked man who.ixylftr .had a chance for recrentioir excepd^on Unit day did no w rong pi take ft then. 1 y v New Ice plants are being built and old ones renovated and enlarged all over this state. Their cold comfort w ill be needed w hen the politnial cam palgu gets wetf Avarmed up, tor the sign* point Tu ichigher temperature of tongue nnd feeling limn we have en dured in recent years. SEED! TIious&ikL ^ound; is better chic of what they make and have than your people do. Being small farmers they have time to keep their place* well fixed up. and they take a pi file in having fat horses to drive and ni<*! vehiylcs to ride In. Are those Indictment* truey Soldi on 3 WiontDs* Trial Yocr-meety returned | U not satisfied ir. event way. £!.vmy$ mm FOR HiSTfiST USE I hecynse the ’‘Carbo-MavneHc’ xirltctri^ally holknrxnMimi in csown A peculiar way. With ordinary careful I u«, it will ho.’i ■ ts edjre for ‘years rsicu C«rt»- CVM ?»tr ta $CW leather anra •• For.ty years ago the farnter* owned 55 per<ent of tho wealth of Hits conn- try, but Hitch ha» been the advance ot manufacturing and rarlrpad building that It Is Mid thev now own IfarS per cent, th»nt!h there ha« been no decliiie Tn agricultural valac*. Tert'e cove*,, t jfy' ler i f *vy l.oj. e, >> *- - "Cwbo-Maemtlc” Eta*. ^ tteCutfiioti Strops, $1,00. * F«jebockk.t“lUnuiortev- ' lor ?al« lj R A. REASON BaLnU L1.L, 8. c I3est Selected, Pure Eden : ^Watermelon Seed For sale by II. L). STIUL, UI.ACKVILI.li, S. c. - - T ' DR. W. C. MILHOUS, DENTIST, Barnwell, - - - S. C. - ‘From November ist to April I will be in my office eycry day^ to November I wilt affend calls in the country of mCrt patients at atfy of our towns by Bpjnoinimcnt. CAPITAL. SURPLUS and UNDIVIPED PROFITS. Fixtures cash; Residence. au411 ‘ ttg-, Farm on easy terms. Write for particulars to GLENDALE JERSEF FARA\, Barnwell. S. C • JHE ®. , Best Bred - • Horses and Mules Are tbe kind Or A. KENEDY keeps • ■ ' At Williston, S. C. ■% Two car loads of c4fj)ping good oncsjiist received. To go with them, fust re ceived,-One- Car Piedmont Wagons, Qne _Car .Studc- hfffcer-'W Stock of Tyson & Jones and other well known best makefr of Buggies. o O Delays are dangerous, hut there is no danger in buying my high quality of stock and goods at my bed rock prices. Remember, they are at Q. A. KENNEDY’S; Williston, S. C. JAMES A. WILLIS, ** attorney AT LAW, Bukckmaltkr — Buiiding, Barnwell, - - * - S.’p.—— Practice in State Prompt ami Federal Courts. ADVANCE SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT; TO THEIR FRIENDS IN BARNWELL COUNTY. We are. receiving, and have In *tock, a complete Une of new and aeaapnable good*, which are very attractive fn *tyle and quality, that wc offer for yonr ic*pectioti at prices which w ill please you. —Dress Goods— Our line consist*. In part, of Silk*, Chiffon. I.awn, Organdie, India l inen Madras. Gii.glntm, Percale. Swi**^Dress and Blouse Linen in white, brown and color*, Pique, W*i*ting*. LAC Eli Embroideries. All-over* in lace and^ embroidery, Glor®», Haudkt tjObiel*, Fim^ Collay*, Cnff*. IJiahrellaB, Furaet, Hand Bafi. . ; Hosiery. A full Tine for ladle* and chiKlreii. ft special fine for school boys. Men’* half hose iu great variety of style and llnjili. . _ - , $ ^ • ' _____ * Table Damask in hl'eached, turkey red and UltiC- TthU doth; TotveTiLnrTbilti*lt Bath DamaMt.Gnrti And Huck;-B«eMu flearf®. Roller Towelling, Kobber sheeting. Sanitary Diaper, Sheeting In bleached and brown. Underwear for Men or Women, Infant* Ca,ps and foquea. Shoes. — r For Men, Women and Children, In Black, Tan and white canvas in a variety o(.style's in button and faced Oxfords. v.. ?>. - . —- ■*’’ Hats. All fhe newest sbnpe* In F'ur ami Straw, fnr men nnd boysj Chil dren’* Sltfhu&Mtntwand Cap* tn straw, ca**imere and duclt.’ This i* no clearing *ale of old goods—dear at ahy ^rlc®—but new fresh good» of lare*t *tyl>-* and patternj and wc gilatantee prfee»-tos he a* low a* I* consistent with fair dealing, satisfy, yon reel Irr ■ - ' - priee*-feo Come aad see us and Me Nab & Caldwell, TNctulnort^ IW Ofliwe.-F BARNWELL, S. C. DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY •v ill * * « * * * * * * -IN- THE BANK of BARNWELL. 160.000. - $30,000. ♦ i® I. * & vi t»i * ing v>ur money in n bank isn’t nece*«arily ravine monev. Bnt it i* prot>’(iit« tniiiii-} fnffn I"** <>f all kin>!*. Some j*rop!r think that money h> a Lank tuu-t n<>t I*- spent Quite the contrary. Put tour monej in the liack and pay y«iUi Itiil* Vw check. Then yon w ill know at a!l Mn.re jn*t wlu re vou *t:ind. Hills paid Itylimek see ni-vrrqnrsttotr- t>). >ieti wuh eheek-t**>k* tn their |M*’krt*, and their money in the Lank are never rolitie t, -It will Le »<> yonr iehuntese to talk thi* *uhjeet over with ua. If impoa- aT»ie to eiiH, vvy hIioUKI apprecliife *t Tftl is *td>Ji‘ct (’. K. < Vl.llOt'N. Presidm*. HUT LEU 11 AIM K H r, \ rcrTfekt dent. P M. BU< KINGH AM, Cashier. G. W. MANYILLE, Aaat.Cashier. PRO BAT K COURT NOTMK, Ail Executor*, Administrators, Guardian*, Trustee* nnd Committee* will please make promptly to Hit* of fice live annual return* required h,y hrwr^tn complying with the require ment* of law thev dlacharge the dutv tide to themselve*, anHT to-the'e*rate* in their charge and lelieve this i-onrt of FINAL DLSCUAHGK. Notice I* hereby given that dersigneil will on Friday, June 1*t.l906, tile hi* final account with lion.! K. Snelling. Judge of I’roha Barnwell County, antispyrty for letter® 1 dl*mla*ory a* ndminlstrator of the Ute iiiipl-aKiittt drijy ot iaMtiug rule* and Imposing penalties. ’ | Alj re to ru* shou Id ,ha made • before j April 30,1900 the rime limit expire*. .Inly 1*t. J. fv Snelling, Judge of Probate. April 29th, 1900. - tate of Daniel J efferent! deceased.’ ^ J. W. JOHNSON. Administrator. MQNF.Y TO LOAN. 2S—9 J. O. Patterson A 2km. On gojtuigo i.anp.*. Long Tim*. -^44^«Wr--l)onVWrHe re>n»»«4ik No CoMMiasiox* < it aSukii. Bo®how ., — •— — er pay's Actual «'ost vir rr.RFKCTinTT Lmx. For kurtiier TxKoliifATniN ah tut kb* -JULLS B f’AI.MER & SON. jRox 2K2. Columhia. S C. MONEY TO LEND. We are prepared to negotiate loam on Improved farm* for five yeffr*, partial payment* interest 8 per cent on loan® umierf1,000;7 percent on loan® over -DICKS - HOUSE, 6J4 BROAD ST., AuouerA.Ga.^ Excellent rooms and gp°d table bt-ard. Rates, tl.50 per day; syiedal rate® by the week A P. Drog*. Pro* Prompt Atten tion Given to all Busbies*. ” L i Ftora April Jf, v , 1)8. JNO. P, LEE, JB., ; Dentist, WILLISTON, - - S. C. Will work anywhere In the count? by special appoint the nrs. FINE MILCH COWS. Parties desiring tine milch cow# please write to • W. C. SMITH, / WlLUSTOK, S. C. Wi11 sell for cash or exchange for heef cattle. DR. J. | E. MILHOUS. DENTAL SURGEON. BIACIVILLE, S. C. Will b^g at- his Barnwell office every Monday and Tuesday, and at h?s home offlec in Blackville every ‘Frida*? a'nd ^atr:rdaj%' C. F. Calhoun, p. m. Bicliiglari Wni. McNab, Calhoun & Co* 1 FIPE, • Life, AccftieqL ■AND- dE.'' Live Stock MSURAHCEj —At Lowest Rates in- • Str6nc®st Compani CALioeS k CO. —OFFICES AT— TFFE BANK OF BARNWtLt