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> mum ■ IS?, tffttiTl Pm'r. WUSTY CIRCCLATIOS. TRUIWUAY, MAY ti;'***.• aaS won!*, UinflK‘'i THS PKOPLK AN I# i M IM/PtLS. (A Continue^ Story ) - Thb Barnwell Prorlk he» a co pimi* breocne* p*Hrlc<!t. tThe Barnwell Count r non vent ton adopted rewdotlon* * ..ppoelnu hnmljrVeiton and compuleory eduoaUnn and detuandlr.it qne*- tlon* tie wade Imo** to the Stnte. We arutt they wilt, parilentarly compnl- aory education. If the people are edu cated they will not find objection 10 finmiitratton—ind there will be lc#« - need of |imnl|tratlon.—The State^ Above knockf the hind i*Hi« ofT •ome of our kind brother'* utterance* He doesn't <nean any harm; lie is only eeclng throueh hi* jtrand-fu’.hcrV apectacle*.—Kalrfax Boterprlae. ~ As this I* the eommencemoni season B»r Ibe oollcce* and hlKh school*, and that our kindergarten mav not Twit out of the procession, we publish the above compositions of our esteemed pupils, 't hey were not prepared with any dress parade thought, but uro the everyday, picture* of their learning and lessons. The State, as was natural to a-'nilnd moulder having so many Iron* In the It re, neglected to remember that tb Him well Uemocratlo Convention, ,, plain sud uninUtakeable dared again*! the increase of property, asseaeuients ho forccruliy advocated by she Coftimbia triumvirate, ’ As to the new heresy of cdhipulsory- edneation, which The State tavors and l.« fighting for and a* to wliWh this pa jeer ha* not printed en editorial sylla hie, because o'ccitplcd w ilh an issue of far tranacendaut and threateblng Im portance and, consequenew wud as to jgratlon the convention deciaml •as si present advised” not In favor 1 thereof, but with the utmost fatrneiv ftb<) liberality called for the campaign discussion of these three issues. - ..'.^1 ' 80 ir!*• plain that the brocihr* ppeket in wtiich The iState thinks it thlrrks the ootivention Is held has no existence In fact and I* but art imagina tion of Its dream*. In tills matter a» In all other public wotieerns the Barnwell Democrats have shown the possession of intelligence to do their owft thiuklng uud-ihc couHtge to accept and stand to what tli^y be- Jicye lo be right and the ner ve’t.> oonone and reject whatever they ar*- oonvlneed la wrong. We atm not discouraged by the- slow ysogrees of 'Wve^tstt^ffWtffT* rsTi’iTT f rom the error of its ways, but hope that U Will in due time become so educated as to know that there is no “need of im~ migration” The Eriterprlsc expresses the opin ion that The .delate has knocked ‘‘the hind sites otT some of our uttcr&iices ” 8o long as nur foresight is unchal lenged we can hold the fort with ease until the voter* raise the siege. For the kindly ohartty that pleads ■wo mean no harm \ve aro grateful, and we ask to put on record that our pur pose is to keep othersSflorn dolng ln- eurable harm to the future of the com wort Health. As to teeing through spectacles we admit more than U charged, ami con fess that we see thing* through two pairs, one pair Inherited from a grand father of Welsh extraction, left a •tripling and the last of his family, his Jive elder brothers being shot to death In the Revolutionary War by Imtnl- grant red coat British soldiers, the «ther pair from a grandfather of. hootch Covenanter stock, who refusing *o lift his bat on a ceremonial occasion to the representative of British royal ty, came aero** the sea to a now home to the new world. ''But really ifc Thefi r jjhjtlifrF person so set In bis io'eus a* tiiut pmnk: and, pIsRSHOt wif'er, wb<* occupies the Kd- itor’s Rasy Chair of tbo I’Kori.F.f— Fairfax Enterprise. Oh yes; According to our consu* there are nt. lejiit fifteen hundred prac- tloal ^nrn In Barnwell Comity At set a» the Editor of The PEdhtE Hgsinst the Immigration of the niispeakablo-ha!- lan. And If all knew the Dalian as Jie Is the setuess would be uriAnlmou*. : ——r SS* The slqcercly esti emeil Fairfax En terprise eotnpleteU a courteous criti cism of this editor with the admonitory quotation; “Let Juetlco be done though tho lieyyens fall.” That’* exactly what we have b«en trying to do—to unmask tho rr.oriHtrou* onmfidrfrcy rrgainst our civilization of tire busTnesH men, the money worship per*, to flood tbo South with the ca naille of Soutlrern Europe, to tiro end thirtj,he world may- get all the cheap cotton-Hilt it wants. . II** Brother Holmes forgotten that the Italians are dekeeudents «»f the Ko- io»n»—world eonquerora—U a e * * r » te Ciceros, Pliuys and Plutarch*, .tire greatest senerals, philosopher* and poet* tho world has ever seen?—Fair fax Enterprise. * If our esteemed con temporary will’ carefully read the editorial we. repub lish from Tha Washington Post it will Virm who and what the Italiun.. of the -vlns* cotning lu the U»tlied.atutc* is and we are sure agree with ns in the vouelnsion that thcae. sons of Kunny Italy have descended a* low ih the •oti* of humanity as any so-ranefTMv- iilaod peopte can drop utid ,r without a grain of saving and rcdeomiiig salt In his composiiiun.” Thaconduct of she Italian* in this country establishes the righteousness of the Post’s description, that they “come over here to cut thrusts, throw dynamite, and conduct labor riots and assassination fraternities; are nothing more than the degenerate progeny of She Asiatic) hordes w hich long cenlu ries ago overrun the shore* of tbo McJ- toerranean and v wero the pirates, spo 1 tutor* and the mercenaries of those Bloody ages.” ~r In their vein* there is none of tire blood of the Caesars, Cicero*. Pliny* and Plutarch* of Koine, ns in their live* there are none of the virtues of the world conquerors. We have not forgpftiu) tho great imos mentioned by tire Enterprise, shining like resplendent stars in the onnala of the ktoried centuries, yet we remember that these others .and many more were of the Roman blond—the world conquerors—Romulus, founder of the eternal city, murderer of his brother;, Catiline, the conspirator; Brutus, the |a«as>du; Tarpcla, who opened the fortresa gate to the enemy for the gold upon their bracelets; Ne ro, who fiddled while Rome was burn ing; Caligula, who wished that the Koinan people had but one head that he might strike it off at a single blow, and Ptmilui pilule, who delivered the Oh’lat lor crucifixion. ^ • ..F*. • _ asliimjftAn Post, whWh' we publish today, a* an antidote for rhe plague poison of H i. New York Evening Post,- (.'onferenec. on theJ fed by Tim BT in on' Sunday' to over , itr^eth Ward of sixty thousand toattyteiSf..' 'T VICIOUS IMMIORATION FOR THE , bOUTlI. - We call the attention of our 3onth- ern friends—or tlroHe of ihcin who are iigTtatiug the txjteiUiml of iialian irir- mlgratinn to tbe part wlriclr^jItallNti imniigranta arc-playing in t'Sfiiius strike center* and, generally, In labor troublca throughout die emuftry. It D suggeanai, lurtbcr, (bar. they eon-- eider rlre rri •’nt inanlfckiiitioiis of the ■‘blaek Hand Society” in New York. New Jersey, I'cnitsylvania, Ac.'and tbo leerudeaccnce of tire Maria in Now fCrloHiis Within tire past few day*. O ir knowledge of BoutUesfft charrteter, sen- titiient, tint! asptfaCions |ier*UHdca u* that-the- itrtettlgont people, of the section tin not really want ait infusion ot f hi* kind, in id we are tnelliied to tliink that they are at pfewmt rather tliouglitlcislv lending tlm.mselve* to tire scheme* of transportation companies Whlcii cxpoct to ptyflt iiy the move- uicot. V Tire tr.ulli Is tliat Lho Influxwhieli same of our friands arc so eagerly ad locating will not be an irdlux ol Italian peasantry at ftll. 'I’here is no beticr agricultural laboring class, in the world than the real Latiri 1 peasantry, of Laly aufl—ffbain, lull they are not gf^atfy given to emigration, and wo • ee very few of them in the United Nfatr^. TJie great .bo Ik *»f ific *tr»ra I led •* I tali m.*” w l»:> come over here to cut throat*, throw dynamite, and cbndueV labor riot* and hasassltwitipn Jraicriii- -tic* are‘ntTtdniig inore tlmn~ the riegen- nrate progeny of tho Asiatic hordes Which lung cent uric* ago overran Um. ^ Iga, tt:Wiaowrw*« bffrtr'tStfp^flihyF adWftufeisf-uMse-l 1 esHt'(‘fTjnTT'TflI' mid were the pirates, the spoliators, ued the mercenaries of those bloody age*. ITtey have taken the langultge of the eouhtrie„* upon v, hovtt sca-lioard* they swarm, but they'uro as dlHVrcttl itt na- tnre, prlncCpW, inIdgal*—itl- alti efjcntial qualitl fi'oni^tlTa real peo pie as bfack is ft dm wlti'e, or as wlcji- edne.s i.i from virtue. Here and there, fircertain localities, one finds a colony of genuine Italian's and i* impressed with their immstry, their thrill, their iawnhWtng tejidcnclc*, ami' tlieir amiablo a cll*poeillnn. These, ‘however, constifute but n drop In tiie stream ot the linmigratiorvwo receive in the name of Italy. They Sro a class not prone to leave their ItflTIiei Nine tenths of the 4'ifl'rnft’ army that desceiida-rrpmr'these shoreAgTe tlte spawn of rite Phoenician curse, expedited fervently by our great and good friends of the Quitina), who arc only too ahxious to be rid <if tltein. The Post is not estnxdall^xtmpiggivd in the trouble* of the great aoiftliern corporation* that deliberately (- en courage tills sinister and vicious iqr- mfgratlott nprreix In order to speed tlieir light agaliist organized labor. That problem we phiioaopbically refer to the paritarlinmediately involved. hutTrvm ilia Bouth, in witose welfare wc arc p.roidffndly inttyested, and wbete, as j et, no great mischief ha* been done, wc would it possible avert this blight. It I* not only—Hint wo know the negro to be the byst. the,most faithful ami desirable of laborers for list Church, in at these mingtiam, Ala., alocted new iHslmp* last week; Dr. John J^TIgert, Secretary of the the ■ttr.it.hu I loa.^— Texa* on the thlqd. ballot. —1st. Joseph Atkins, Humlay School CililtH-.-aill the twelfth ballot. <-T A LESSON FROM VIRO+NTA. The price of land. In tlte Old I>omln- ion U advancing faster than funher South, although labor, is relatively scarcer; The reast n I* that th.o farm- era are now rtoing their own work with improved maebinery and clearing t.mrc nvjn-y titan when they depended on hiring shiftless laborers. A WESTERN WAY. Illinoh* funner* are now freely sell ing their corn lands for over a him dred dollars an acre and emigrating in largo n11tuber/ to Jtfl«s<A-rkanvas, and Tcxa*, where Huy buy just as got d latidsiti ten dollars the acre. Tltf{>e Illinois laud* havo doubled lu momy vslne since MiC-war. And Sottfh Uarofliia Innds having a wider crop range and being more easi ly cultivated will titter awhile com mand a higher price TIIE COTTON ACREAGE. > I.«tdtafn, Adpx!tTider & Co. of New York bad received up to tbo Ilth hist! I 1^2 answers to the 4,dOO letters they had sent out to banks, bankers, coin mission merrlmrtA and prominent planters in every cotton growing coun ty o! the bouib, asking acreage esti mate*. - . These report* show tho total acreage fills veaT to be 27,!k*t).010 a<-nes, against 2fl last year, 'll at per et-nt. or l'5t!.45S ticre.s iii(:rea«e A great ma jority of the correspondents report the odition of the crop to be very un- ,jV"rjLblc.aad .a large- yield does ndT seem probable. Dr, John ,7 ’1 igert, one of the three new Alethodl-t Bisltops ordaHjed at lUrminghim, Aia, on Sunday was the son of ii poor pump yontraetor- He had to work to-help- keep, tho family going Ttnd for three years drove a grocery . wagon, regularly ^attending tbo Methodist church. lii» religious conduct attracted the attention of the pastor Dj\ Rivers, who taught him at eight; pieparing bini for Vandeibllt IFfitivcrsitv front which he was gradu- ated. , Wbi e a student there he courted Miss Amelia HcTveire. (httfgttter of Bishop MeTyelre, w ho was born near wltete Goran now -Is. He ran away with and married Iter, becat.nji'TH Professor in VandiTbllt, an Editor later and now has reached ttTe' highest Lillee in bis church. i. The Charlestqh Sunday News had an'interest lug biographical sketch of the Into Dr. John G. Williams.- irotn (lie pew of Dr. J. Lcntacks Stoke* of the SonM» Carolina Methodist Con ference South. The Edisto Phosphate Company Against a. wrtfTTirfjityrs. U>^ v i>tufrof ;tti exfoutinn to me di rected by W. f iilmore JSiinm*, Clerk ol the t'ourt, in t|ie ai»ove stated cause, l nrntftd ts preach wionTa"faars ohi-p?'‘ ve l .' ;vied U1,,,n nn ' ,j ". Ul «'<» «» Bftrn c yadnated In IbSo from ;he first classl completing the college course MtrPurtnan University. lie was and wh* so short of stature that a., box was pfacftt'4ll ■t!io”i)nTpit for him to : stand upon., During the war he served as chaplain of Coleuck’s 3rd 8. C. Regiment.. _ 1 he pulpiU fRJtd by him after the war wore—Springtow n. serving 22 years; SaltkeliatcidV. ajxuit 10 years: BlackvilJe, wtiero he lived f..r many years; Ghent,* Branch, Double Pond*, George' 1 * Creek. Allen’s Chapel. I’hda- delptiia, where by the way, one of Cnrulioft’* most dlstingnisited sons, Holl.tn 1 Nimraon* McTyeire. Bishop of tbo M I:.I r:Itoh-h.. .sUmeh ‘wr-nr to -WWtxtrm contaTnitig two scTiooniTlils yoiiih; ^BetbieitCin, tyr.v Fairfax Baptist Churoit Smyrna. Brunson, Mampton, Ridgflaml, Wal- terboro, AItendale, where lie spent the Uat twelve years of his life, and old Rtiirertvlllc once more He died at Allendale AprlL22d, ItshS. the Mlti I n, u is also That, wc woubi kaiqx the section free irotn the turmoil, tiie. anaichy, ami liu' MiCl>U~tlii-ii*U r \vhi li w ill surely follow huge itecumulatlotts of tiie human gartmga-sMpped front Soutiietn Enrop<-.and. dutnoi'd in .tliat as vet unpnisoned air. The Sntith i* thy appointed strongltoTd of tlto free in- Sfituthma fur wtrich our fore-fathers stjjul-Jhqlr hlsmd. Let ns nurse an-f- * ft shield if agn|nst the hour af_uibula— tionl Washington i’oSt. CROP 1N SU RA N O&t — On May 3rd gihail storm d tmagetl ibu strawberry empa of eight' Horry County fanners who were insured in the Farmers rttate '.Mutnai Hail 1 n#u- ratice C'linpany of South Carolhwfpnnd on Mtfv <s:h and ti ll they w‘ctu'lioitF-tifBm-*!'. Maher and now the, property s * .-b n .. 1 , ' * r.f \ f . 11 J i* V. I % i ., I l I 1.4. ; — |t!.TI5o lo cuvet - their losses. * r . STATE POLITICO. r Tbo Democratic—NTTttS Convention last week so amended tI.e.CuimtlulIon tiii'.t“-the-fo will be oniv one general campaign meeting In each county. This year the procession of tlte patriots will start out June UUli. . Two candidates have withdrawn' for bnstuelK rcaspua; K. M. Meat.rook of Ctiarleston, who aspired to become Lieutenant Governor and J...Monroe Spears o? Darlington, who desired to be Attorney General. State Senator Cole L, Bieaso of Now- berry tiled bis pledge as candidate for CuvoMKH- tm Frhiay, bilug tlie tirst to du *n. ... • On Sarurdav the pledges of Lieuten ant Governor John T. Sloan of Colmn- bia and State Senittnr Richard I. Man ning of Sumter, candidates for Gover nor. were filed. ' „ BEATING THE BUGS. An Iowa farmer claims that he has found a way to outwit the potato hugs, by growing vineless potatoes In saw dust, straw or earth that will allow’ the free circulation of air, giving a cu bic foot, of sawdust or straw or earth to etch potato, fertilizing with a chemical solution (which is secret) and In sixty dav* gathers a bushel of pota toes for each fifteen planted. Some years ago a farmer In Fairfield County, this state, in taking down a «t«ik of Wheat straw lu the Hpting time found a good nfany new potatoes scattered through tiie straw. On in qulry ha found that his gin binds had rold>ed hi* potato patch the previous fall, ami hid the potatoes in tli> straw stack until night and in gMUtig th»m out had 1eft v «ome ( which made nice new j olatocFA^d uo wtuca. MASTER’S SALE. State of South Carolina,) County of Barnwell. ( .««*r » Court of Oommb^Pleiii. Kate P. Malter, Plai TO. Inti'S! Martin Bellinger Maher, . Defendant. Bv virtue—at~a decrslai nnbTrTrr me directed in G\t! above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, ith front of the (.•uiiTr. Honsc, on "Harndny, -.Ittne fourth, BKHJ, it being saltday iti said mjuitli. within the Bg.il bonrs efi sale, ftp! lot lowing described real profferty,' situate In the Countv and State afore- tidi All that certain lot, with tho. bund ing thereon, til the town of Barnwell, in said Stale and County, known as tlte rcsidem e lot of the late John J Maher, eotiTuitdng onc-half ( '^j acre,-more or less, and bounded nir'TTfiT North by Maid—Street; on'*the East l y lot of Fannie M. Simms; on the Smith by loF of Cnarles (’at roll Simms, and on the West by lot formerly of said estate of of'LeiCoy Molair, w bn b !=aid lot U that setoff to the said philntilFandthn said defendant fit common in a pariUlori suit heretofore had in said Court for the d'vision of ti;c estate of the late John J, M:TTiT'r, deceased. Term* of sale caso. Purchaser to pay for papers. — * H. L. O’BANNON, Master. Master’s Oflice, May 12th, 1906. Robert Buisf & Co's. ^ Prize Medal Garden Seed, For sale at Burckhalter's Drug Store, —-— — ^ bole Agency for Birnwyll. gold v ‘ J on 3 McntDa’ Trtsl Vuor money rctaraed if not Wasfied in emry way, filWHYS 8E8DY IKSTMUISE ,-H-bec-4:«?*:>5 ''Carfco-Mr.am'dc'' " isfbrtriaUlr kmAertduttd hollow gnsind in es peculiar way. Wi; nra.mrv r.r-ful S-JW,- w *-*f J r*iT (a NStWrcua P-b>'» *003 1 hr iitwf •> ''CsrtsvMa-nrt 4 ^* EJSi- (tcCniCrn Strjps, J1.0O, i: Free bocVtet ” * lor sale bj R A MiEi SON, 1 HAr.NV. h.LL, 8. C, rxtezs •s» J * Wo Are Ready For You. - ^jou certainly (lo not\nppreciat« the fine prem iums Tv^are offering you with Coffee ami Tea. Call and look at the beautiful 6 piece Toilet seta which wc give with one pound bf coffee for $8.00. These sets sell for $4.00 everywhere. The cov ered dishes we give with one pound of coffee for 0.7c sell everywhere for Toe each. The Glass. Titchfcrs we give with one pound of coffee for 35e sell everywhere for 25c each. The Glass Disli ps, Vases &e., given with coffee give you the Bistros, Yascsnnd Coffee for.a little more than tho Dishes and Vases would cost you anywhere 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. Ryan, J. S. Black, Bitnyan Morris. MASTER’S SALE. Statp of Snntlt C^-nllna,) County of Barn well, l A. BjCottnor. Court of Comnioir Pi«^t. Plaintiff, vs. Cora Bell Connelly, et al By virtue of a decretal order to me dlrebted In the above entitled cause, 1 wlft SeTTat BtTrnwell, irt front of the Cqurt Ilouso. (4«- Monday, - June fourth, it being ssfeday in said month, witliiu the legal hotus of sale |hirfntlo\vtrig described real property, sitatatc in Hre County and State afore said : * • All that piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in the county and State aforesaid, coqtaining one hundred acre*,' moro or lesa, and bounded by lands of tlte estate of ASeifr^* IVIIliantSt Dr. Ktoiioy and (dJlgr*. ’ Ter mi. casb, "iMircliaser' tb pay for pituvrs ’ ■ - Resold at the risk of former pur chaser. r -U. L. O’BANNON, Master. Master’s Office, May lltli, 1906. 4 FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned Will on —*=:~ Monday, June ]lth, 1900, tile fdielr tiiial account with Hon. John K. SueMing. Judge of Probate for Barnwell County, and apply for letters dlsmissory as administrators of George Deer, deceased. . fl. W. Deer and T. J. Deer. Administrators. May 7th, 1906. FOR SALK . . . - i 1 Second hand Sixty Saw Winship Gin. Feeder and Condenser, 1 Forty Maw Brown Gen, with a Pratt Condenser, no Feeder; in fair condU- tiou. Apply to . ' ' C B. Ellis, " _ * Martin, S. C. SfILRIFF’S SALE. State of South Carolina. 1 County of BantwcU- / REG ISTR AT I OX NOT l CE, Tlte Registration Books will be open in the Court House on the first Mott- day (sale dav) in each month for the transaction of such business as is re quired by law, W. J. Baxley, Chairman. G. R Dunbar. Soorotarv. — ■ . ..... w«B t in Itotit of the Court Hotlae on Monday, the'f urtir dav of June. A. D. 1906, to tlie’liighpHt bidder for cash the follow ing real estate, to wit : “Ono (iJ lmuse and lotdii the town of VVilliston,.cojtf.atntng one-half of one acre, more or less, and tiounded North r»y tiie Pubtie Hoad leading from Barn well Court Hou*c to Williston; South by a street jn tho town of M illlstdn and lands oPMrs. Cary Smith; Easj-bv land* of Ben Blrt; West by landa of Courts Ct«*.*. Also, one lot of land in tire towireof (2) acre*. "AURORA" Carbid^ Fccd Ajcef.vlene Aptmra- nt*, J lu* Mmiein-'f.igbr. for Storys, Dwellings, Churcltesand Country Hoines r .Everv ma- ..chine.! s»ud under an absolute guarantee. Address, John F. Folk, 8 C. Agent, Bamberg, S C. For Sale. ,My Dairy Farm is for sale, consisting-of 50 head of Regis tered and Hi gif Grade. Cattle, Silo, 4 horse power .Gasoline Engine, Grain Grind er, Cream Separator, and all bounde<j_on thj; North by lands of the Estate o? Lewis Star-sell; South bv lands of . IV. H. Kennedy; East by j ,* • - r lands <>f the Estate of Lewi* sit*»Mii things necessary tor runnirjg «nd west by a street in the town of a modern Dairy. Cattle and Wililston and lands of W. IT. Kennedy. One (l) lot in the town of IVllliston, (•ontaltilng one-half (}g) of one acre, in,the front of the Homestead lands of A. J. Weather-bee., bounded on the North bv tiie Main Street of Witlistorr; .South by the Homestead land* of A. J. Weathersbee,; Exst bv brick store of A. J. Weathersbee, deceased; West by lands of E. K. Weathenbeo.. Levied upon a* the property of ATX Weathersbee. ^ Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for paper#. FRANK II. CREECH. -She i i If ■■Barnwell County^ Sheriff’s Oltico, May IKh, A. D. 1906. W rNTHROP COLLEDE SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. Tho exaurmation for Ihfi .A'BJud- vaca11T schoUVsIilpa in VVinthroo Col- lege ami for the admission ol ue»L student* will be held at the County Court House on FrldajruXuty (ith, at 9 a m. Appllcants .paost not be less than fiftoeu yesrir of age. When scholarship* >r» vacated after JulV Tith, thev will he awarded to those making theliigh! *t otvoiroge aC4hi* exantitta- tlon provided they meet the comILious governing the awi^d. Applicants for^ icbolatship* sboitlcrwTite to I’residcai- Johno.tr before tiie examination for scholar.hip application blank*. Scholarships are worth f ILO and free, tuition. '1 he next scs-tor. will open September Unit. 1906. For further i«» formation ancLca'alo/nc, address I’rea. D. B. Johnson, Rock Hill, S. C. HOUSE AND LOT FORSALE. Town of B’ackville, S. C. Lot 112 feet front, facing R. R Avtv. by 32o feet deep; with two rtory house of 9 rooms, good water; lot, stable, barn, garden and servant house* on the premise*; good atinpoetaoiw vine and other fruit on the premises; all Im provement* in good condition; arc** sible to depot and nicely located; all main* in dwelling plastered and pa pered; titles good; no incumbrances and taxes all paid.' For any informa tion desired apply to II. F. Bnist, Esq, Agt. I have two other lots for sale with good dwelling* thereon; centrally ln- eared and rhesp - ftvr the price naked. Apply quick if you desire to purchase. H. F. Bulst, Esq., Agent. DR. W. C. MILHOUS, BarnTrcll, - - - S. C. From November 1st to April f will, be in my office every day. From April to November I will attend calls in the country or meet patients at any o£ our towns by appointment. Fixtures cash; Residence and Farm on easy terms. - . Write for particulars to GLENDALE JERSEY FARM, Barnwell, S. C. v • THE MtaL Horses and Mules Are the kind For sate'by REV. B. A. YONGX7B. Sot wire, bdt Strong Iron Fence. At price» thjit defy competition. Also Agvnt for tho Celebrated BALL GROUND GA» W H rTE MARBLE. Will npj onjor or stain. DlrecVlro 1 tory-'t% Custorner b«*t Marble. No *and nod cement. Cheapest and boat. R. A. Yongue. Barnwell, S. C. : -*s Only <e — - McNAI! & CALDWELL ■<. H— ADVANCE SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT TO THEIR FRIENDS IN BARNWELL COUNTY. We are receivinfif^anii have in stock, a complete lino of now and seasonable goods, which are very ^attractive in style and quality, that we offer for your inspection at prices which will please you, "V"—TDr&ss Gpods^- ,Our line consists, in part, of Silk*, Chiffon. I.awn, Organdie, India Linen, Madras, Gingham, Percals, Swiss, Dress and Blouse Linen In white, brown and colors, Pique, Waistings. I,ACES, Embroideries, All-otner* la lace and embroidery, GloVto, Handkerchiefs, Fans, Collars, Cuffs, Umbrella*; Purse*. HandBaga. Hosiery. A full line for ladle* and children. A special line fmrsqhqel: boys. Men’s half ho.-e In great variety of style and finish. Table Dam<i&k«L^Jd*Ached, tnrkev red and blue. Table Oil Cloth, Towel*—in Turkish Bathr+fiTma-k, Crash and Httck; Bureau Scarfs, RW+eHI'owclling, Rubber Sheeting, Sanitary Diaper, Sheeting in bleached and brown. ' V *Underwear for Men or Women, Infant* Caps and Toqugfc Shoes. For Men, IVomen and Children, in Black, Tan and white canvas in a variety of styles in button and laced Oxford*. ^ Ilat^* '• All the newest shapes in Fur and Straw, for men and boy*; Chil dren'* School Hats and Laps in straw, cas.imere and duck. .... . - » This i* no clearing sale of old goods—dear *t any price—but new fresh good* of lafestistylfs and patterns, atld wc guarantee price* to be a* Iowa* i* consistent with fair dealing. Cotne.-and see us and satisfy yonr*elf. '• — McNal) &• Caldweil” r 'j / (Next-door to Post Office.). BARNWELL, S. C. DEPOSIT YOUR jVIONEY -IN- THE BANK of BARNWELL. (S’ (k (1/ i dr m t * w 1 S » w w -*■ CAPITAL, - - - - SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS. $60,000. $30,000. Keeping your money in a bank iMt't n eesaarity saving money. BuLit . ls_j*£!itecljug • onom-y -ffonr -loyK-uf'XITIfiiids. Some i>eople ihtnk that lunacy In a bank rau-t not be sp-ent. (^utte the contrary. Put your mom y in the bank and pay you, lulls by cheek.—Then ymt will know at all times just where you stand. ttiltB jmld by check are never question ed. Men wit!; check books in tlieir pockets, and their money m the bank ate ue'.'er rvdda'd, ‘ ' It will be-to vonr advuntase to talk this subject over with ns. If impoa- - sibleao ea!l, we should appreciate a letter. - 1_ C. F. ( AUtOvN, President. BUTLEK IIACiGOI), Vice-l’residciitr- P M.BUC KINO HAM, CaaMw. "CfTW. MANVILLE, Asst. Cashier. PROBATE COURT NOTICE. All ~ FxeciiTbrs, Ailmlnisfrat«r*, Guardians, Trustee* atoi Lomniittees will please make promptly to thl* of fice the anntwil returns required In law. In complying with the r.qcire FINAL DISCHARGE. NThice is hereby given that t dersigt.ed w iil on Fridav, June 1*t.l9flfi, file hrwTl«(rtTrre<intit with .Hun. ’ K. Snelling. Jidge of Probate At Willistoo, S. C. Tivo car loads of-rdrpping good ones just received. ' To go with them, justTnP eei ved, Ontr l^T PiedmoM W ftfmna. O tvn—Gar Stn-Ha thy unpleasant duty otIssuing rtt aiid Imnosing-TTPfraTtTe*. — All returns slmuTd bo made befqre the ttlfienTbiit expires. July 1st. J. K: SueUfrnr; Judge of Probate. baker Wagous; a Complcti 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 and goods at my bed rock prices. * . - Remember, they arc nt Q. A. KENNEDY’S, AVilliston, S. C. Gs FAHMino i.AyfivXoxn Timk. ^ —Ffn fDtMJttgUI i VsTgi \ n i: »■ i> rtimonR- ^H-mt ram Am'bAi. (-qmt of riigrgfimtfl JiOAX. For. rt'RTHXR INKoI’HATION ADIJUE88 JOHN B. P^.M ER & SON. - ‘ Box 282; Lou mbia, S C* JAMES A. WILLIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Bcrcsiialtkb — Boildino, Barnwell, - - - - S. C. Practice Iff State and Federal Court*. , Prompt Atfeen-' tion Given to all Busine**. DR. JO. P. LEE, JR.. Dentist, WILLISTON, - - 8. C. Will work anywhere In th% count? by special appointment. menta of law they dlBehargc the dnrr T Barn w*|| (.ounty. and apply for letteiw ~ due to themeelvcs, and to the estate* in t rUsinissory a* ad ml tt Irt rater uF tho o* their charge and relieve tbi* court of Uto-df Daniel J efferton deceaied — J. W. JOHNSON. ^ Auiuoutrator. Apdl 30. 1906. - -^prtE29th, 1900. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LEND._ IVe are prepared to negotiate loan* eft ImprovfitPTarm* for five year*, partial PHyinenf^ : rnt?n‘e*t 8 percent on loana undet 11,000^7 per cent on loan* 47,000. 4 DICKS - HOUSE, 631 BROAD ST., Acocrt A, Ga, Excellent rooms and good table b(.ard. Kates, |1.60 per day^ opeebH rate* by the week. A P. Dtok*. Pane cow* FINE MILCII COWS. Parties desiring fine milch plea»o/ write to . W.C. SMITH, W’lLMSTON, 8. C. £$F' WH! sell for cash or exchange for beef cattle. - #Wt~ Don’t write, borne And aee J^Q.-Patr*w»a ft Sou. C. F. Qllioun, p, x. Bickiigkaa Wm. McNal. Calhoun & Co, nPE, , .. 6--'* — -r 1 --- Life, Accident" DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS. DENTAL SURGEON. • BUCKtlLLE, S. C. Will be at bis Barnwell office every Monday and Tuesday, and at bis home " office in Blackville every Fiiditv and Saturday. XIGHTNINC i * AND— Live Stock mURAHCE, —At Lowest Rates In- - Strongest Companies. ciLtounco. —OFflCIS AT— THE SANK OF BARNWELL