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sj»SKSfcM^.?H&#^««*ijtM my 1 Prop'r* 1 LARHE8T COUSffCIRCULATION. THIIK3I»JLY. MAY 17, l^. Buniwell County lumtUMnVejTer l<*j|- UUtiVo botiftruTnar very well p<rt On Uwlf MiKlythfr cap* ah<l post them- MlfOn on the three qu<'«t!on* for dlt- ou«tlon namett by tho county oonretj- tlon—taxation, cOmpulaory cdueation apd Immigration.. The Voter! will «x- , pect' clear dellysrahce* rrBirs ami by the eandldatea fo'r tlie llouae. Two yearejjgo we advised aspirant! for acata In tho Oenoral Awcmbly to i get and atudy the Art* of the preThvue ' »H8a!ott to that they might feel at home and be u>efut j|nd Ihl^dbtatiahin ca»o of * election. Mow we r«|>eaj the suggest ton with larger eniphi»«ia.' IMMIQRANT.S TO M AKE BRICK. We take the following from The * State, of Columbia, of Saturday : A party of Immigrant* passed ‘through Coin m hi a yeateTrtirfoh their way to Killians, to work in the brick ' plant at that place. The party went s from Columbia to Killians in wagons, reecmblhig a pie niv* crowd. They landed In Chai le*ton on tho Ofyde eteatuer Apache and ware met by thi raprcaWhTatly« of tho brick com pany and early yesterday morning : aurted for their new held of labor. I n the partv were IK men, one woman and ' two children. They represented the * following nationalities : I’o’e, German, Roumanian. Kreneh, Anatrian, Scotch and Kiltpinos. •The Imniigrnut* were gotten through tho kindly olfloes of .‘ C/omnTlsale.ner of ImmigrttHnn Watson. Me i< not per®y4*4j<i solicit colonists from any section Imi northern Europe, 'hut these |>cople were secured upon ^(ferial ratjucst and it may he the hc- '•glnniiig ot other Arrivals to till a much f needed condition, Urnuj(ht about iTt'tiiT Hidlapodthuj of tlie iffitlye element to Work and learn trades and ho of use to the communities in which they live. So the bringing in of this hotchpotch 'of humanity is sought to be excused and justftlod because “the native elc ‘inant” pr^fara Ubarty of-iefo to rest nr-' tug trades and being of use and toiling Wilder taskmasters In the brick yards Ht Killians of the modern Pharaoh*. ' ••He who tinea a thing by tlio agency "of another does It himself” is a maxim *? '' •*'' _ a .. . .... . 'of the law That may apply to tlm exer- 'adso of tho ‘‘kindly ortVcoa” of Mr, ■ icpntmi«t|«iue*-AKsflsnn, wiio is not per- Tnittod to •dlTelt colonists from any *eulion but Northern Europe. It is!* we submit, «a due to Mr. Watson aa to the publie, wljose servant ho is. Hint itiB Attdmty Gft*»er*4 or Hshertor trf the Richland Circuit should decide Whether the Commissioner has in aide stepping the letter of the law « __—Its spirit. We suppose that The State describe* W» ‘•the native element” tho white sand lilllersof RlohUnd County. If so the Tucord of their safiriHces and suffer* ingi. their pluck and patriotism writ ten in blood and tears from Manassas to Appomattox ha* faded from memory 'hnd'the'rVd shirfs they wore in ’Til arc forgotten in the capital. THE DAIRY I NfifMilHmTKY WELL COUNTY. - To tbs faria*«i«f tbit courtly: „ Why hss Harwell Oounty 'nlMto I cli poor progrets in cattle raising or viugf Nut beeaine of the tiistTng coiidliioii*, f*r the elimata Is ideal; having a loitg iimnlfter and mild win* l r, which afford pasurrago the greater part of the year, liarnweli is not ex- t oiled by any other county In the Ktate •n -yiUstnres. Any hind -of grain or grass can bo grirwn. Alfalfa, clover, vetch, cow peas, or coru for aiiago ran ir , /V be gro«^i easily a nil cheftp. Why cb* Jr * ", not soimi of the progressive farmer* of ' litis section -irtVeatigatw the posSlblll ties oithe dairying imlustrjr of Barn well county. This business is no ex periment, e.ii thousands of farmers all over the United ntates are making suc cesses Mt this occupation. Why not procure a.good registered sire and sev eral cows and try to build up a dairy herd tliat will be a credit to the breed er and this seutioirof the Citato. Others, have done It v ; Sonifc pcopi^ think tliai. it. la wasting Uioiiay to pay a iatgo price for a good hreodof cattle that have already shown good j^cords, - I f he would look over tire cattle hr this oofi’otry ho would see lire iidvantHgo of improved cattle *jul iiow Ire could benefit hi* commur.Uv. Me could Improve his breed by care ful selection and proper management, and would not have to take hid young'’ stock to the butcher at Hitefeii or twenty dollars; while a good register ed calf would easily bi log llfty (50/ dollars. The majority of scrub milk cows give from one to three gallons of milk n day and one or two pounds of butter anveek, wliile a good Jersey cow would g!Ve from four to seven gallons u (lay and from Muee-foorths to two and one half pounds of butter a day. and It does not co»f much more to feed a good cow Uiitu a scrub. Tire farmer can judge for himself the great increase and gain in profit. Barnwell ALounty has Jlno railroad facilities for^hippitig dairy products,^ but the towns iti tire county, are reft supplied for enormous amounts of but* ter arc imported every year and milk U hard to prom ire in any of tire towns. Milk and blitter ate. nut the only ^iiffts from cattle, for the furtilliaf •Waisu! is vury grear. TTre value of the matiiire. is nearly equal to a ton ,of commercial (crtillTer in a year, while stable manure is far superior to com mercial Icrtllizor in upbuilding The soil. home of the farmers should begin cattlo raising and show to our farmers jJviO-v<vUre-ral -i treat^ rmnroiiT In lire dairy test at St Louts during tho exposition Jersey cows produced butler at 10J cents per potiml and made a daily prolit of 3d cents a cow. Gf course lire beginner in 'dairying could nut make very much lor tho Hist ctMlple of years, but ins protits w ill Ktcaliily inorcase, •' ' '*■*— _ W. K. Wundna*d»r- • IfTWif^clever yr.u'ng correspondent will visit the Glendale Dairy Farm at Baritwell be will see a herd of bide Hrioodrd Jerseys iinexcollcy^^ii t situate in the (Jounty and State afore said : * AM that certain lot, with tire trend ing therwon, Inthc town of Barnwelh in said State and County, know n as lire resldcm e lot of tlie late John J Maher, coiitHliiing ono-lHMf (i*) acre, more or less, and boiindwti on iho North by Main Street; on the East by lot of “Fannie M, Simms; on the South by lot of Oharbts Carroll simnis, and on the West by lot formerly of said estate of Johh J. Malrer and no,w th« property of LeKoy Midair, which said lot is that set off to tlie said plaintiff and the *aid defendant in common Irv a partition suit heretofore* it ad. in said Court for lire division, pf the estate of the late dohwJ. MalicV, deceased. Term* »<f salo cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. II. L. O’BAN NO^V, f •—reff .—*r——r . Master’s OTIlco. May Ifith, 190«. KTATE I’Ol.mcd. Itfr. tdel E. Brilnaon of Sumter is n -■ viiudidato for Governor as a straight- * out Prdhibltlonisl. “Mr. G. L. Walker of GreenvlUn i.v a caiidtdalii for Comptroller thmerni. Twt> ye|fra ago Ire mado tire race .'Aghl rest Mr. A. W. dunes aud lacked ^57 vote* of electinii. ‘ - ifpt&Cidriliin bm*yglit, lmu^iu eiHJW4tr.4^ by lands of s.ituiu wrtrtrtrol. RiThert Aldridi spoke de-ponJeotly of ids healtli, of the c.on- tlntiwd Huffering from his grievous Wound and depressed tire pninlon,' in whluh-divtingnUlred surgeons bad con Ciirxed, that hi* span of life had (been nearly measured and that he must soon follow I is comrades of Ure gray >vAr •A SAN FRANCISCO NEWS. The Now York htato Insurance Dc- fiarunotit^iuts tire losses of tljc jirc in* aurauce uompiinles in tire recent cint- Msgration at Ban Francisco at a total llt,44l,We. 'According to tlist ostlrtSates of the loss twlira a*A*re)i rtrdiia&ml pYeporty *ras dostroyed by lire lire, and the bwirers will got no return. When the tire came the banks had *>ve*fl(ta,eoo,ftftO innttvjKoni: Pcr11n p* most of tho uninsured had not a nickel In bank. r KfeTX' , The ooutrlbuttbn*TTir tire relief orTTire Sufferers have about stopped. 'I he to tal given ta less ihail tweifty million dbllaft. wrongs. VVasiiingtoij, IVtfrMay 12 190(1. Kpitoh Pxof l.k : __ I wFlte to inform you that now is an opportune tinio for veterans of tire Mexican and Indian Wars, or their widows to apply GvGmi • grwss for flu increase of peusioTi. 1 have introduced bills to increase the lll aufvtviug soldiers, ami "flTW Widows of tliosii deceased. who have applied to hie for tire same sfld will be glad to hear front Others in my pistrlet whose ornsions have uot been FT "7"" MB; httenfion to pnaniring compensation from tbe Government for damage to rrhurclres and tho destruction of the saute by Blienffan’s nrttty during the rilvil Wsyrtcd ff|ve beeu successful In gettMg quite S number of such claims from Boullreni dgatos reported fayor- nbly by tho I'onimlttNsou War olaims, <»f which i am itTcmber, (ind I doslre to till thw ationilon of our people to tlie necessity for prompt Hotion In pre- aenting such clalm.vta Gongntss. Upon iuformatlim of any such claim, 1 will bo glad to on-pperatH with the ■^krtfea tilteresred aud will iulioduco bills for tbeir relief. Very.respeetfully, J. (). I’atterson. The anibraeite e««l mfhers went liack to work on Thursday on tho old toruuagainst which they struck, the agreement to coutintio three years— Until after tho next presidential elcc- tV»u capital is tod strong for labor In the coal mine country. ThD strike, like noet others, did not pay. as the operators lost $k,ISO,000 in wages while they were wailing in idleness for dtiorter hours and longer pay. > Mr. P. A. ParncH has lost threo flue cows »n»f two mVI'eti from hydropho bia. A mad dog bit several «uws in • tiuit section some time ago with above tcauRs. A singular thing about ft, tho three cows that died each bad a vonhg malt and Mr. PemMI has e Hne jersey that be is milkltfgwmi site baa adooted •II three of the ramheriess calve* and i to be fond of tbi m.—'Bt?hopvHle *fiu4Knst<r. Jl ARTERTf BAtTEr - Htate of Sootb Carollua,) Gounty of BarnweM, u t Court of Common Flee*. WOTrKbwrT . riaintlff, vs. »; . j Marlin BeHlrtl r Maber*.. Defendant. By virtue of e decretal Order to me direrted. in the above nuilled cans'-, I wttUfgil wL Bern welt, in front of tire limine, on Monday, June xa>, it being salt day id said .month, within the legal hour* of sple, jbe following described real property, 2 S • i t I** i. 11 < 1 bj t l* I tmM *1 r i kl'Sk. I*r r MASTER’S SALE. Stale of South Carolina,! County of Barnwell. 1 ^zJL- Court of Com men Pleas. A. B. Condor. ^ Plaintiff, , vs”. " ' '' Cora Bel! Counoliy, et at . Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in l.bo above entitled cause, 1 villi sell at. Bamw^W, In front of the Cotirtr Tlmi.re.. «1i“ Monday* Jtrfve tonr.b, it bring salVday in- said month,! wTtbin lire legal iretns of aaiu lire following (lescriitcd real property situate in tire County and State aiore sa iff t All tliat piece, pafeel or tract of land •itirat", 1} lug mui lidog In tlre | cmillLV ' l^nut srare'brnm-o*ukl, ccmtatnfiig one linudrcd acres, more or less, nnd bounded by*lands of lire estate of Seth Williams, Dr. Money and Other*. Terms cash, purchaser to pay for papers Re.-old at tbe risk of former pur chaser. H. L O’BAXXOX, : - ••'21 If —tr*— • Manter'aOflice, MayI4th, UK)J. - * .v- WHEIN State of South Carolina. „ FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice I* hereby glVep that lire tin- derillgned wilf'on Monday, June lltb’l 1906, iflp their final account w ith Hire. John K. Snelling. Judge-of I'rohHto for Baniwell Gounty, and apply for letter* YlUmlsaory a* adminhtrators of George Deer,-deceased, II. W. Deer and T. J. Deer. i-- ' 'v-- —T %—»——Administrator** May 7th, 1906. v - UssR'ed Shite*, and a I * a iryt 11 aTw o q I d RACBMAR” 3 tim'prnrit s ueatnc**. Tlie Edisto PJ^o*pbato Company orderly: system, up to Hite methods •<■/' Against and no plus ultra excellence of its products. But there ougiil to Irehlany piore In this garden county,—Ed. Dkop i.k. __ * , UK SAVED COL. CRAWLEY. C«j1. William J. Crawley of Barn well District, commander of the Hol- conrbe Legion, and a* gallant a soldier as ever drew blade, was severely w ouruteff In Virginia In brittle, the bullet remaining in his UoAy After pat tiglly recovering Got. Crawley came u* liarnweli and alter transacting+he Iho—vlver, Col. Aldrich sjioke iiope Titlly, advising him to /conSjjlt Dr. Henry K. CamplH'll, th^n tUo.disMn- gtijslied iielfd of his profession in An gustOv GotrCrawleV accepted the. ad- VTef?.'went to-Aiigusta. protTied with a IffTyr of introduction from yloi. Aid- rich to Dr. Uampbeil. After careful examJnatton Dr-f'smp- h?U told Cok—Oraw ley tlnif h!» only 1 repo o f 11 ft 1 TsVTh til o extraction ofTbc Jinljot. Col. C raw Ivy eonsertterhTa Uh- dergo tlie operation, stipnliUiny-that his—family—pin *ii i.vrr;—ticignuor ai\(T friend. Dr. John M. Turner, t>r., of Dunbarton shonUi fu‘ £rc<iret.. Going to a.BxopItad ('oh Crawley was treated-that his systun should _be pjijt tn n favorable HtrtfimjifTTr *con3.Ttloii. On tin* appointed day Ire was placed or) the oireralitiir tah’c.and nut under tbfT iirtlwtrrw of' ehtorofoTiir—The opera lion was fttccessfnUy performed d*y Dra II K. Campbell and II. 11. Sttin- cr. I »r. Turuer Tretttg- presejit. -a netst l uteres led observer. Tilt flattened ball.enlarged bv calcareous accreliohk ri mnvtnL ITemorrliago from the wound followed, which Dr*. Campbell andLJJtefaw could not arrest. Col. Crawley’s pulse grew weaker and tire operating surgeon* wispereff ta* Dr. Tfirner tlieir tear that the patien^ w^ll.a..t!lii from bwvstrf blood. T hrn Dr. Turner spoke, hi* ivolee^ ucttivvdfpg to Dr. CampbvU’s after ac tin 111” 1 1 i ‘““b TTFTrd a block. Iniva given cunsIderiitifelwAidt-wmf--Me said, CN~6, Ire’ll not die. lie’s making blood I aster than he's losing if, StluiulanL him and..lie’ll live.” caught the hran- lood I ulalw Dr*. Camfkbell and Steiner happy inspiration, administered dy to the patient with'the happiest ef fect and Col. Crawley idhUc a apeeuy recovery. A. J. and R. A. Weathcrsbro, By virtue of an execution to me di rected by VV. Gilmore Sinup*, CJeik of the Court, in the above stated cause,- have levrtcd upon and wHI sell at Barn well, in trout oT the Court Mouse on Monday, tire fdu.rllw.dav of June. A. D. 19D(i, >o tire highest bidder for cash the following ro a testate, to wit: One (1) house ami lot in tbe town of WillDtou, containing one-half of one ^icie, more or iesa, and hounded Noitb oy the I’ubllc Road lending from Barn- w«dl Court Moure to WilliHtunSouth by a street in the toW-n of Wtlliston HuTd Tandrwof M rs Cai v Smftli ;_Kn»t hr Counts Cross Also, ope lot of land fn the town of Williston contflitiitrjs two (2) acre* tM>i|ii(led on tli« North bv land* of tlie -Kmrte of Lewis Staosall; South bv lands of vy It. KnnnerlyEast by land* of (ho Estate of Lewis Stanseil ami Wort by » street in tire tow n of Willistoirand lands of W. LI. Keniredy Or.MT) lot in tire town of Williston containing one-baif (J,) of one acre in the front of the Homestead lands of A. J. WiRtliersliee, bounded on the Xortli bv the Main Street of WHIist'om; South by the Homestead lands of A. A Weathorsbce; East by brick store of A. J. \V cal lie r^hee. deceased; West bv hinds of K. H. Weathersbee. JaivTed upon as tbe property of A. J! Weathersbee. ' - Turin* c.ivli. . riirchsser to pay for papers. • F R A NK..U rBFVtf'My— - SfrerHF Barn well County. Sheriff’s Office. M ay J H±u A.,,D. TWIv - WIN I HROt* f SCIIOLARSlHP AND ENTRANCE EXAMIXATIOX. > You certaiuly do not appiccmtc the fine prem iums wc are offering you with Coffee nnd Tea. Call and look at the beautiful (5 piece Toilet sets which wo give with one pound of coffee for $11.00. J’hjjBSC sets sell for $4.00 everywhere. The cov ered dishes wc give with one pound of coffee for G5c sell everywhere for 75c each. The Glass Pitchers-we give with one pound of coffee for Hoc sell everywhere for 25c each. The Glass Dish es, Vases &c., given with coffee give you the Dishes, Vases nnd Coffee far a_JiUlc more than r— ' < ^ the Dishes and Vases would cost you anywhere else. The thing for j'on 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. Ryan, J. S. Black, Busy an Morris. itEy; u; a: yowsde. Not wire, bu? Strong Iron Ponce. \ „T~ At prices that defy competition. Also Agent for the Celebrated BALL GROUND OA. „ WHITE MARBLE. Will not dl«- 2 cilo^kUin. Direct from Fac» tory eto Customer. Only the . - » * r v best Marble. No sand »nd cement. Cheapeat and beet* R. A. Yongue, Barnwell, S. C. FOR SALE. 1 Second band Sixty Saw Wlnship Gin. Feeder and Condenser. 1 Forty Saw Brown Oin, with a Pratt Condenser, no Feeder; in fair condi tion. Apply to ' C B. Ellis, Martin, S. C. TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION. Aocordlpg toJixa.State Boarip/Tegn- lafions the ^irxt regalhr Tetcliocsl Ex- ii m I nation will be held aCihimwnli oteTcdU,. when properly planted, the third Friday in May, which jjlll Ire tire ISth day of May. " Q.iestlon* will be on hand for thore who haerrirenn taking the Teachers’ Reading Circle course. These papers are to he exaiiHueff by members ot the state Board of EducHtlnm ~ April 10th. 1006. Darntigton, C. S. E. Good Money in Growing Dirge Wntermelons. I have been planting each year for several years from 70 to 100 acres in Eden variety of Watermelons, and have made good uiooev every year. ' I secured good Eden seed to begin with and hay« improved them each year by selectThg my seed Irotu Urge and well Shaped melon*. ’ I have them dried in the shade whhdi n properly planted.' always came up, ns Urey are souml and full I have 1,500 lbs. of choice seed to <ff- fer at nOtvper lb*- , — When you send yont order for seed and wish me to do so I will instruct you how to prcpaie. Fertilize, plant and eqltivafp- j Let vonr orders come in at once. I .sold the same kind oC seed over South Carolina, Georgia and Floriua ,last year, n-htch gave perfect satGlac- Carbide Feed Acerylene Appara tus, The? Modern Light, loj* Store*, Dwellings, Chwrclres'atid (.’oHiitry Montes, Every ma chine sold uuder an absbTufe guarantee. Addre**, Jwtnrr. Folk, S. C. Agent, Bamberg, s" C. REGISTRATION NOTICE. , Tire Registration Books will be open in tbe Court House on the first Mon day (sale day) in each month for the transaction of such bfltiufisa-aa—i*-~re- tjntrea by law. VV. J. ^Baxley, Chairman. -G. R Dunbar. Soorotarv. HOUSE AND LOT FORSALE. Town of Blackvillo, S. C. i Lot 112 feyt front, facing R. R 4ve, by *126 feet decfK with two story lionse jQf._9—rooms, good water; lot, stable, barn, garden and servant bouse* q» tire pT^mlne*-, good scuppcrnong vino^ #nd other fruit on the premises; all Im provement* in good condition; acte# sible to depot and nicely located; all rooms in dwelling plastered and pa pored; titles good; no .Incumbrance* and taxes all jmid. For anr Informa^j"^ tidu desircdJpplv to —— II. F. Buist, Esq. — - AgtT I havc-fwo other lots for sale with !. Furman Still, Blackville, S- C. For Sale. My Dilfry Firm is for sale, consisting: of. head of Regis- * tered and High Grade Jersey Cattlej Silo, 4 horse power Gasoline Engine, Grain Giind- er, Cream Separator, and all .things necessary for running a modern Dairy. Cattle and Fixtufes cash; Residence and Farm on easy terms." > Write for particulars to GLENDALE JERSEY FARM, r Barn vy ell, S. C. IP red (h\el!lujiH_Ujjax£iULV. Wmnrncreheap for the uwutroUyi-lo- ieap lor the price asked. Apply quick If yofl (iesiro to purchase. 11. F. Bah»t, Esq.. Agent- Tbe-rexaminutlon for jlm.juvarA ^F, vseaht Sftthlar*lttp* In Wintbrop Col lege—004-f«r-ttrer iulmhre+on-t>f itew' stutleuts- will be held »>t tl>o County almost to the »izo ofjyJreiea-vtggr-w u* CoTirt Hcn-n on Friday, July (ith. Tti i:i )i:x SEED! 9a tn. Applicant* must ton he le** Dian firteen years of ago. When scholarship* are vacated after Jntr ffTb, they w ill he awarded to trttone making the highest average at. thi* examina- fJiJU pEovhlwi they meet the couditions goveri.ing flu* AXtomi. Apnlicatris for s ch id at *4+4** ' r htrntrFw rTte to President rTti '1 3SIu»***o—brfrrnt tne examination for'i{| J. IlOYiSDTICi acholaisbip appHcation biankor- ttcboUrships are wonli $l(’0 and free tuition. The next session will,.o|ren- beptembtsr 19rlt. 1906- For further in formation and catalogire. tfOdresj I’res. D. B. Johiiaon, Rock Hill, S.C. > — Cordelia tries to make people happy. Ye*; but sire wants them to Ire happy preciscly tho way-she wants then; Tb be happy. STATE OF SOUTH CARffLLYA, CUl'NTV OF BARNWELL, In the Probate Court. By J. K. i?E0lTfmr, F.so . Judy? of Prol>nt.> (n Barnwilt County. Whereas J. A. Jenkins ha*h made suit unto me to grant him Jitters of Administra tion, <5n the cistato of Mrs. M. 5k Myriek, de ceased, > 1 liese are, therefore, to cite ami admonish, all and alnKuiar, tlie kindred and creditors of the fcald lirs. M. S. Myriek, deceaw-d, that they he and appear before n>e, in the t pnrt of Prolate (o he held at BarntvMI on Saturday, May 19th, fiKkl, next, aftir pubUca- UoB hereof, ojt H’CdOek In the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be scanted (hven under my Band this 5th day of May, Anno Domini. IftW. ^ JOUNK bnellino, Probate J ud^e. Publioh.-A In Tub DsBNTftXJ. Fcort.e Robert Buist «feC4’a. i’rize Medal Garden Seed, For Bale at Biirckbalter’s Drog Store, Sole Agency for B.irnwell. _ Ufclay frt.'taitfc- Pounds I3esl •; Selected Pure Eden ^ A\ r atermelon Seed . For sale by H D. STILL, iii.ackvii.ij:, s. c DR. W. C. HILDOUS, DENTIST, Barnwell, - - - S. C. From Norember ist to April I will be in my office every day. From April to November I will attend calls in the country or mceLpati^ots of ow fd^ns i by appointment. BestW —Horses and .Mules Are liic kind _At WillistDD, S. C. Two car loads of clipping good ones just received. To go with them, just re ceived, One Car Piedmont Wagons, -One Car Sfude baker Wagomggkagemplcte Stock of Tyson & Jones and other well known best makes of Buggies. . * Delays are dangerous, but there is no danger in buying my high quality of stock ami goods at my bed rock prices. Kemember, they are at > Q. A. KENNEDY'S, - Williston, S. C. McMB & CALDWELL ADVANCE SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT TO THEIR FRIENDS IN BARNWELL COUNTY. We are receiving, and have in stock, a complete line of new and seasonable goods, which are very attractive In style and quality, that we offer for your inspection at prices which will please you. —Press G oods— Onr line consist*, impart, of Silk*, Chiffon. I.awn. Organdie, India Linen, Madras, Gingham, PercaD, Swiss, Dress ami Blouse Linen la -. wldte, brown and colors, Pique, WaDtings. v.'.ro<’*fc'ACE3. Embroideries. All-overs In laeexhd embroidery, Gloves, Ilandketchiefs, Fan*, Collar*. Cuffs, Umbrellas, Purses, Hand Bags. Hosiery. K —■ ■ • • • •/ --t-;---*- A full line for ladies and children. A epccial line for school boy*. Jlcii'a half ho-i in great variety of sty le and tlnlsh. Tal>le DatfiHfkjn bleached, turkev red and bine. Table Oil Cloth, Towel*—in TuVkijrti Bath, Datnask.iiraah and Muck-, Bureau Scarfs, Rolitfr Ti'wellibg, Rubber Sheeting, Sanitary Diaper, Sheeting-in hieaclred and brown. • Underwear for Mew or Women. Infant^^aps ami Toques. ; Shoos.—"' For Men, Women and Children, in Black, Tan ami white canvas in h variety of styles! in buiton und laced Gxfords. Hats. All tbe newest shape* in Ftir itrid Straw, for men-and boys; .ChU* .ilmiV-Schanl 'Hh'* (iml'Cap-'i.-i 'straw, caa*|mere and dRpk. - ’Thi*ti* no clearing a ah* of old goodk-rdeifr at any pr|.;® —BbT heiT fresh good* of fa:«*-t style* and patterns, and we guaiantee price* to he a* luw_a*-4s- consistent with fair dealing. Come anti see ua and .satisfy yoirtelf. , - ..i AIcNab & Calthvcll, > (Next door to Port Office,,). r - BARNWELL, S. » i v!/ (9 « vV w \i> vP Vi */ Vi Vi * € Vi Vi Vi Vi Vt * * I w i DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY t —IX— THE BANK of BARNWELL. CAPITAL, - - -■ . - SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS. i s — •*»*&** $60,000- - $30,000. ; t,T i“V vTmm moTT *i»' -i" —.—— —— -— " l ™ 1 ..."..n - -■ ■ "■ - your money io e bafik1*n'4 fiecesiarlly saving immcy. But it i* pr.*-HlTta money fr*>:n loss «>T all kln.’.s. Sj>me ;as>ple think that nnvrey tn a l)hi.k niu-t not tv sia-nt. qu;**- the eontmry. Put jour ir.oiiejf iTi the tiattk and l-sy.your Inils hyVeheck Then you will know at allliijaaepeft where jn;\ MAiRf. tmtS pHid l)V cheek are never question ed. Men With ebeek-bookftiiu their i><H-kit*, und their money m the )i.mk are never rolitted. ^ . It will !h* to ydur advantage to talk this suhjtx-t over with m. If iinpos- ' fcible to 1^11, we should appreciate a letter. (TT. t ATdTTrxTPresidenf. n.KK liAGOOD, Vice-President. Y. M. BUCKINGHAM, t'afthler. -LL-W. ,MANVILLR, Astt. Cashier. - - PROBATE CD U RT NOT4 C E f All Executor*, Administrators, Gii%rdLtu*,„Trjstee* ar>d Committee* will plenso makt- promptly to tbi* of- ffee the annual leturu* required by law. In eomptytr.g wlUrothe rrqiiiro mejlM nf.iaW they OlscliH.rgC 1 tlie duty- Barnwell (.niuref, and apply for letters JAMES A. WILLIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Burckhaltkr Barnwell, - Practice in State and Federal Court*. •- - - - “ • »'«' - Blildino, - - a.c: Prompt Atten tion Given to all Business. due to themselves, and to tire estate* Hi tiu ir clihige and teiieve thi* court of the unpleasant duty of issuing rule* and imposing penalties. _ All leturns should, be made before the time limit expire*. July Ut. 4. K. Hm-tling, Judge of Probate. April 29th, 1906. MONEY TQ LOAN. —■ >■ 1 , ' - - t On karmino la\Ps. Lono Timk. Xo ( < >m mi * a luxxtlTs it (i tm. Btrit row- Eli i* a vs Actual ('oht up vskkkci i.\o Loan. For further information adores* JOHN B. PALM KR Jc SON," Box 2X2, Coi.umria, S C. DICKS - HOUS-E, ‘ 6151 BROAD ST., Acocsi a. Gft. Excellent rooms and good table la ard. Rates, $1.60 per day; spei-jal rates by the week. A P. Drnx*. Prof FINE MILCH COWS. Parties desiring fine milch cow* plcasejwrite to 7": j^W. C. SMITH, WlLtisTON, S. C. soil for cash or exchange for beef cattle. 1 FINAL DISCHARGE NoticejAhercby given tliat dersigtred will on r Fridav,June 1st. 1006, file hi* final account with Hun. Johd K, SjitUlng, Judge' of Probate for distnisrory a« administrator of the tate qfdDaaietrJ rlferson deceased. ---—— J W. JOHNWlffp, v ^ "Admlntasrator. April 30, 19C6. — MONEY TO LEND. ' . ■ . • i We are prepared to negotiate loan* oil improved farm* for the years, partial payment* niterest 8 per cent on loan* umb*r $1,000; 7 per cenk on-losna over $1,000. Don’t write, come and see us J. O. Patterson & Son. C. F. Caliioao, P. M. Backio^Ul Wm. McNab. i •• ii Jl. P. LEE, ]#.. Dentist, WILLISTON, - - k. Wltnvorl equetf tj ffteolal appolntiuent. DR. J. U. E. IIILHOOS. DENIAL SURGEON. BLACPILLE,^. C. ■ Will be at liis Barnwell office every Monday and JJidTLt-Jd# rtomc office in Blackville everv Friday and Satiii day. * - . V Calhoun & Cd; FiPEr Lifej AccideqL LIGHTNING AND Livestock INSURANCE, . —At Lowest Rates In- • Strongest Companies CALHOlMiCdr^ , —offices at— THE BANK OF fiAftNtf&i.