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The Barnwell People.
wITmQWI Edlttrl Fnp r.
LARGEST CWJJITT CIRCCLATIOS.
TfttTHstuT. jttsi at. im
M ' •X'
t'he flfitinh *i)ilver»«rv of t'i« birth
of tha HantibMcan Partr w*» rolr-
hrawt! on Juria 10. 17 and 10 in Fhtla-
tlHlphl.t. wberothe^ «*. p. wa* launch-
~ od In ISM**. j
Having baan mlaehlwoua from H*
«ra<lla, (jetting norae contlnnillT n»(I
~ ‘ IxifYrf'tio otd Vf> reform or Ito "rtformed
If U to b« hoped that aome pollflcat Dr.
O.lcr wrUI aoon chloroform it to aura
death bcjrond reach of any rcatrrrec-
tlon. • _ ' .
“Better late than noTcr.” Pre.Ment
Jlarvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton
jAMOclation, who haa been ao diligent*
lr ndvlatng tha boldlnf; of cotton for
higher price*, Ita reiki worth, ia open*
tog bis eye* to the air g»(ne that 'Eu
rope and Yankcedom are playing on
thr aimple South. In a recei,
*t Montgomery. Ala., he gav
that the lining up ef the SoVith wKh
tinmlgrant labor frmn Europe would ao
Increase the prpdut tion of cotton a* to
put down the price and ao bring inevi
table hard timea and poverty forever to
the preaent population, -
LRCl'URE ON THE ALDRICU SYS
TEM OK FARMING
delivered at the June meeting of the
Saltkehatchie Agricultural Club.
fcr
’ I atart With the propoaition, which
cannot be controverted, that anv farm
er who will adopt the Aldrich Syatem,
AS A SYcTBM. n ot a* an experiment
«m a patuh, will double bia yield of
cornjind need Hot diminish bia yield of
awHon by a alngle baley
'J id. That the cotton he makes will 1*o
tbe.«heapest cotton he ever made or.
con^d tnako by any other urstem.
Jrd. That after the tlr*t year's espe-
vlenco wnh the Aldrich System we
suust either sell corn or buy more stock
to consume what be ha* furplu*.
4th. That he will ceane to be a hor-
/ rower from a hank or need aocouitun-
aittion from a fActor or merchant.
5th, That Iris land will produce more
with the same expenditure of couimet*
cial fertilizers
Hih. That with the same hor.e pow er
lie can tend 32 acres to the plow better
than bv the system in vogue he can
■now tend 25 acrea. In other; w ord* he
atan ipereasa the area for. unUivatlon
atrer one-fourth and tend it better.
Tberwara^ther ^yantagej but UliM
■will sullice for the occasion.
iV'hat is the Aldrich System? It is
to lay oil your land in 4 feet rows and
|>fant every alternate two row* in ent-
t m, the otirer two alternate rows hav
ing been planted in corn. 1’ut all fer
tilizers of whatever kind either under
the I’otton or else between the cotton
gowsln a deep furrow before planting
1 prefer the latter plan because it take*
the corn root* longer'to tln.l the raa-
tiure and begin fading on it. and it
•nablet the cotton to Ulaa a more vlgo-
T0u* start.
My exporienje has shown that wber-
♦ver compost, lot, cowpen or rtablc
—a»4*vwv*4n-eominoittino w ith it'll to 800
pound* per acre of cnuimerclal fertiliz-
«ra have been applied the following
•ervaon norn planted .in those nmn will
t.iako a aufliclentiy large *talk without
Mng'new fertilizing and all fresh fcrtll-
Irtiig ahonld be diveraltled to enlarging
the oar. This is *ccnmpliahed by put
ting the fertilizer* at such a distance
Ahat the corn r,ots will uot begin feed
ing on them till about the Unw that the
• rtadr to htglnTorming tire ear.
armars will bear iif «thd that corn
<« ^ono with the ground In dve mouths
from tho time of planting, if planted
early in the Soring. Consequently, a*
•UMwaton la about aavcii months, for
growing and fruiting, cotton will have
l<v my system two months and double
the anil to mature a top crop. Tnla
was m V theOTy anTIT Sas also proved
ta he my experience.
As to the working of a crop of corn
*fttL cottott planted in alternate two
towi. Each crop g-t» the benefit «rf
env work done in the other, and theta
-4a---ww~plo w iwg~TTCT~tyr mTinnes. Fitch
«r«p ia made by aiding with Sl’intdr
eweupe. NVhe.n a fnrrow ia pat to the
rhrn on the aide next to the cotton the
ground I* stirred to hevoud the middle
tha alleys and .when a furrow U put
tnylie cotton that alley is left clear and
the corn gets another working oa that
'
Among the advantages of the Al
drich Sr«trtn which I have not enu
merated i« the annual conservation of
huitui* for-the next crop of cotton, the
aralueof which in a series of year* can*
Itirdly be over <sti mated.
Bv antnteliigent appreciation of this
eyaiem any farmer oan in*a few years
become imlependent. The whole ae-
» ■ Aret of aucceva in farming a* la any
^ other b«**«e*» i* W put lu yiirTy" a ilt-
Inyeated It in land and tamed more
extensively. The hulk of hla fortune
was made after tjju war with free
labor.
Hence It la demonstrated thal to
maka money farmlcg kit only neces
sary v> farm on eoryept prlrclplea.
After the le«Ht»fe reetfrka and com-
nieitta on ft were made by Messrs, Fat
(erson and ntfaera and on motion of
Mr.-rx*. 5imiB*n«T. A Id rich gava ilia
n«>te* he used for publication iu the
count\ .p.ipvrs.
J.C GrUBo.
“ Trcsidaut.
J; J. Cbcirafl,*
Secretary.
..rsglf'
MKMORIA.M
m.-.'
Ve more than you taka nut.
Mr. Wliklnt Mi caw her who had a
Tarteo expeiiehce announced as a final
■proposition thattf a man spent a few
dwlftrsbeyond hia income the reault
tniMiry. If lie spent a few dollars
■within hla im-otue the reault ia hap-
■pi nest.
Equally true ia it that if a farmer
1*111 every year add a lUtlw more fer
tiliser to M* land than the crops take
from it it ia only a Question of com para-
tively few years before hi* land will be
very fertile and hia crop large. The
av*nj{* farmer does not know that
a 600 pound bale of uotton takes from
aha laud ub»nt M pounds of nitrogen,
* pound,s of phosphoric aold and 13
pound* of potash, and of theae Ingre
dients the lint take* only about
pound* of nitrogen. pounds of
phosphoric acid and 3 1 ^ pound* of pot
ash, the balance being laknn by the
seed, consequently 4f tbe farmer will
return the cotton awed to the land or
their equivalent in cotton seed meal
and bulls a very moderate outlay for
commercial fertilisers will keep his
land from deteriorating and a stnalJ
addition to that annually will build it
up steadily.
The Aldrich system ia Intended to
promote the Increased yield of corn
end taeincidental bulfdlng up of the
‘JapdaA<| tt>™ |, ke of cotton a surplus
tb« fyrtner need not eel I
the tbftp Fall months but
can pot' on the market any
{firing the twelve that ho may
(o do ao, a« such fanners as !,.
Ayer, William Ashley «od David
all great corn p’antvrs did —„ .
fAll of these farmers eoldJ■I**! l, « n ^ ,l . f, ' , ?
made it to seH.
always planted t
for emit of eotton add
tonaoU to do the same
i life with
worth five
A* freaw
»^.h« re
On- S'nrdwv morning, tbwUtb of May.
Hkld,in the b4ih year of her age, the
sweet Spirit of Evelina Wilson, wife of
W I. John*. j.a»*ed bwa van ward. Hhe
leave* a husband, four children, a fathe*
and three sistert.
••leaves have their time to fali.
And dnwera to wither at the North
wind’s breath,
And stars to *et—but all,
Thou ha-tall seasons for thine owity
O l><-ath.”
To n* w ho. knew and loved her it
acetn* ao hard soatrange and unacconnt-
able that dear Evelina ehould have been
taken, just in th* prime of woniatihood,
it whan her llttl^one* were clinging
> her for guidance; but kre.kno* that
w+t'h God there can be nh mi*take», and
that some day when the mists of earth
hyve been dispelled, when thia veil of
*en*e shall have been removed, we shall
understand and know the meaning of
all these sad experiences, and shall
prni«e ilitn for bis boundless love to us.
•‘What I do, thou knowest not now but
thou shs't know hereafter.”
Mhe was lovely In person and in char
acter. She was a consistent Chri«tlan
and a member of Mt. Arnon BaplUt
church Her life i* a precious mentory
to those who knew her. j—
*‘A perlect woman nobly planned.
To warn, to comfort, and eommanfl;
Ami yet a spirit still and bright
W’ith something of an angel's light ”
“For the most loved are they
Of whom Fame speaks not with Inr
clarion voice
In regsl baljs', the shades o'erhang
their way;
The value, w fih Its deep fountains is
tliolr choice,
And gentle hearts rejoice
Around thoir alep*!—till ailaialy they
die,
A* a stream sbrluki from aummar’s
burning heart. ”
Onk Wuo I.ovkd Hkb
ANNUAL REPORT
-’OF
^County Treasurer
To Ills Honor, the. PresMlng Judge
•f the Court of General Sessions for
BaewwvH County, S. V., Jnty 'Txmr
Court. IfHHl.
Dear Sir:
As <Hr»cte<M»y ftectlnn Tfn.
<05 of t)ie eoitn of laws of South Caro-
limv for 1002, I herewith »tthmi(.my
annual report, showing amounts paid
for w*rrants l*«und by tlie Cotfnty ttu-
1>efvi*or, and presented for payment
from June 1st. 1905, to May diet, IWU.
limlwslve. ■ ■ ■* ■ ''
Respcct'ully
J, B. Armstrong,
County Treasurer.
School District No. 41
(Continued from last wvek.)
A D Brown
A H Apple
G W Goodson
J S M Carter
A H Apple
A M Wright
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J S M Carter
A B Apple
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A U Counor
s
25
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60
9 48
25 CO
60
25
25
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60
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30
-% • .' . v
720 48
Warrant* hr CountV Board of Control.
School District No. 42
Town Council of Fairfax
88 78
YV H .Innas
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* Hycamore
24 12
Mrs Ethel L Haskins
* 49
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ft
—Ilaruwpii
Ml 12
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49
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* Allendale
M2 4S
J YV Baraa
89
4
4
’ Blackvilio
120 64
Mrs Ethel 4, Haaktni
40
4
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•^Tiycamore
27
P C M trick v
25
4
4
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13 25
W P Morris
* 20 40
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ft
< 1
3 76
M ra Kthel L Haskins
4 I 00
4
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1,4,65
4 4 a ft
49 00
*. r*
• Wmi*ton""~-7
80 68
Ella T Cave
23 00
‘ 4
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47 22
..,, msjjiijl#!" .Ji'" ■ ’• -<*»-—•.- ^ J ' ''
25 00
ft
M .BarnweH
171 53
M ra Ethel L Haskins
40
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4
* BTackviUe
170 33
RHli TOaft#
26
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* Allendale -
114 50
YVPMorriaJr. • -
is
(
4 u
—* Svcaniore
6 152
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‘ YV mi si Oh
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481 40
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‘ Barnwell
18.) 61
School District No. 43
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‘ Blackville
234 88
‘ Allendale fc
297 4'»
Carrie Kirkland
35
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’ Wilff-ten
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T HE C A M PA IG N CO M M ENC KS
(,**«» I ’’I
Monday Jutte..25*h. 1906 ia the dsy
(or the State Campaign Meeting.
Quite a number of candidates will
address the people on vsrioua subjects
but nothing of sit much importance
will be discussed as the Liquor ques
tion and the assessment of property.
Our county atanda unalterably op
powsti to any - Increase in atofeifumenft ' ”
and the Mav convention so declared
but the voter should go out to the
campaign meeting* and learn for him
self what steps will be safest lor himir*
to take. ^ ?
The Executive Committoe will meet
that morning at hull past ten o’clock.
Important questions governing the
County Democracy will bo passed
upon at this meeting." Let erory Ex-
ectftlve Committee man be present.
W. C. Smith,
Chairman.
N. F. Kirkland. Jr.
Secretary.
Sa-ah Hankinaon
N A rattersou
J U Wall
Sarah Hankinaon
N A Fattersou
Lizzie Sneiltng
• I
N A Patterson
BY CKOl’i.
The culture of asparagns, aa well as
other truck and also melons and fruits,
is on the (netease, not only in area de
voted to them, but the applying the
meat advanced methods of ctfUnre.
Labor intelligent and reliable ia the
greatest nerd W« hava the poll and.
TiTtUrRlted. ^When cotton fell
to 6:: a few >eara ago^tinder that price
net to our farmers the moat thrifty and
enterprising of them began to diversify
crops. Truck, thehms and fruita, and
in some spot* tobacco were earnestly
embarked iu. The latter, while prom
iltng auccesh. was stamped out in map?
place* under tha haal of th* Tohatictr ~
Trust. The others have proven such
success that even 10c cotton ha* but
lint* checked the growing intaraat 1n>
them. The draw bank In theae [vent
ure* is, just a» long existed in South
ern manufacturing tndaatrtea, ta^lack
oLupwrlrscei, Intelligent; TlTTShTe
labor. ^ *
The cotton patch laborer waa no
hatter suited to this labor than to
factory wofk But it ia agrcpable and
increaaitig’y profitable work to Intel!!■
'gent-labor, Xhd auch industries are
here to slay and grow if not throttled,
so perishable D the product, by Rail
way combinations. Cotton culture Is
alreadv th this way to some extoatt
clrcumacrihed, tha gambling In cotton
Exchanges adding to th* hvaltency in
extending Us culture.
. Elko.
RESPECTABLE GAMBLING.
So widespread has become the man!*
for gambltug in futurea aud so vitally
dcwnt affeeb tNc comflaeFoial aod finan
cial life’of the South, not to omuilbn
the deinorallzatiou wrought to thn in
dividual and society, that Mf. W. J.
Montgomery, the retiring presideut of
the Smith Carolina bankers’ associa
tion. devoted a Urge portion of an ad
dress before th* recent convention to
this evil, which has been donomtuated
the ’'greatest peril, perhaps, that hai
beaet the Sonth aince alavery.’’ Th*
average cotto’n crop ia about 11,000,000
bales and yet it is estimated that 501,
000.000 are atmually bought and sold
on paper. Theae‘ftctUlou* transactions
art gambling pure and simple.
.Scarcely doe* one pick up a dally
paper without reading of th* wreck of
aoinn financial Institution and down
fall of aome trusted ofllcial who has
yielded to thia insidious tempta'ion.
Notable examples are the failure of the
large cotton mills of Union, entailing
alosstff millions of dollars upon the
atookholdera; the recent shortage of
the treasurer of a Union building and
loan association; the embezzlement of
♦25.600 by the teller of the hank at
Kidgewav, and the stealing of |>00,-
(<00 by a bank ofllcial In Philadelphia,
all of whom were victims of specula
tions. _ —
More frgud is perpetrated, more
misery wrought, more fortunes squan
dered, and ntore livea'ruined by gamb
ling. partiuularly this form, than from
any ether oause, save intemperance.
President Montgomery was right when
he said; “The last General Assembly
of Utla state fell abort short of Iu-duet
to tha people of tbe State when It failed
to put the stamp of Ha legislative dis
approval on tills nefarious traffic, to
in its tendencies and
nous In Iu coatequeiK**.”—Xdge-
d Advertiser.
nth Carolina people are taking
more interest In base ball titan politic*.
A* food player rank* above th* ate raff
poiiticlah lo jtubll* fwtur."
School District No 44
J K Reed'
J W AwittenSwirg
Gtntrtcy ■Wtttttrmw a
C D McClendon
J W SwRtcuburg
■niaaHaaamiMM
W H Rivers
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J J iviiiiam*
W H Hivei*
W F AH
33 -
20
40
40
3 6.5
2 ID
20
40
'20
>>
40
40
390 73
6 50
fcl 32
• ryT
i
mi i;«
Ml 68
Ml U7
4-5
45
5
#s
4 60
J t LI|BtMV -
11 10
J YV riwiitenhurg
Ml «6
YV H Riven
45 • .
J YV Swittenburg
131 66
« ft
131 87
YV II Rivers
45
W F All
6 -
YV II Rivera
45
J YV Switteuburg
Ml 66
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4>
131 06
School District No. 45
Geo G Butler
Mr* M RHactzog - -
G M Moore
Wm ifhNab
(/hartie Brown
Barnwell P and Adr Go
B C Ford
C V Neuffcr
1 427 57
57 Sif
97 83
W3
33r'2!>
51 33
33 43
1« 68
II 45
328 73
3*1 25
345 tW
879 68
68 53
Geo O Binfer
F R Fnlton A Co Tnt on bonda 27-3
J H Armstroug Treas Reserve
'Fund* — — Hg
School District No 47
J E D’ack
U V Tliomaa
J A l.imitMy
Pearl' I I.oadljoU
PMfle P tjoadhoH
Hearle l I,' ad ho It
P arle I Loadhnlt
A'rgellne Albany
l^-onora Alkn
Leonora Alien ■-
* ATUh'ltne Albany
A BCoonor =
I/'onora A Hon
IVarle I Loadbott
Pcarle 1 Luadholt
Coanty Board of Education Expense ac-
conrtt
Barnwell PAAdrgCo 63
B M Darttngion - f, 8
B M Darllngfon
John W lloTtnea
Klrble M Woodward
Llntia Woodward
A W : anden Ed.
fleonre ■« Put Ur
Auaic Dunbar • - -
A CARD.
Fellow Citizens: 'f
Since this Is the yi
S9 50 to elect a Congrnaaman to repreal
•ft i tbe people. I hereby announce my CiW-f,\
-* j dldacv for"Congreaa from this the
fir » t! ^‘ on<, ^ 0n *v«*sional District of Seutlr _
75
Kthel flair
BeMe tdetart
Annie Laurie Wise
J M Westlurubwe
Ltsaie black
l.lllle Kenne-ty
Im-a •■‘•nder*
B M Ifarlhurtow
B M Darllnaton
J M Wcutbersbse
II EOdom
Marguerite Bailer
John W Molntis
h M I ariinaton
J W Uray
E f Lawrence
|89 .570 1 7
4 MB 31
43 736 48
$32 019 73
For Conntv Purpose*
For RnpoftUury Loan
Total for all purposes
F »r School*
I herewith submit my annual report,
showing amounts paid out on war
rant* issued bv the county board of ml«« and regulation*
control and approved by County Aud
itor on account of the Dispensary land.
Respectfully,
J. H. Armatrong,
County Trea*.
‘"'Kv cam ore.
* Btfiitvei)
‘ Allendale
* Black vllle
* W illiston
‘ Svcamore
* Eaixfax
Barnwell
Allendale
Sycamore
Rlackville
Fairfax
Wil!i*ton
Barnwell
ItlackviHe
Faihfux
Allendale
Williston
Allendale
blackville
Birnnell
Fairfax
Svcamore
Willis ton
Barnwell
Black vi He
Allpudale
Svcamore
Fairfax
Rlackville
A liemla’e
WillUton
tb* voter* to exaiufii* Tirjr-rScorda* a
public avryatit, for not merely a few
months but fur my entire service of
six years a* a member of the House of
-ftepreaentat.ivra of South Carolina,
Truly unfortunate that the Federal
, law* encourage contest* In the South ;
6 ft ►**** <*• many of our representatives are
6 is'molested, certainly a provision for an
allowance of about two thousand dol
lar* to the contestant, and also to the
one whose plana ia contested fot ahonld
be modi lied nr repealed and forever
p^Lt an end to the practice.
ny n a-on of a laudable ambition,
that of my urontut.lou, m>u-p4ed with a
mil}U<i»l klven desire to serve the Second
l>l«trk-t as < 1 have my home county,
(promiaing to contend as earnbstly and
as vigorously a* In the p&st for snob
measures ns would be conductive to
the best Interest of our great country.)
1 seek the suffrage of mv fellow
fountrvinen. <
- I pledge inyself to abide bv the
of tbe Demo
cratic Party, and to obey the new
election laws (see Aot* of General
Assembly 1905 on the subject) govern
ing primary elections.
Respectfully,
G. L. Toole,
Aiken, 8..C.
K KG I8TR AT ION NOTI'JE.
Bv virtue of a Commission i-sued to
us by Che Unn. J. T. Gantt, Sccr^iary
ol Jdiate. on June 7tb, .1906, Booka'for
voters of tl»e town of Snelling*, Baro-
weli Couutv, rtonib Carolina. wiH lifc
opened at tiie atoro*of YV. T Grubb*, m-
the town of rfneillngs, on iFriday,-June
15th. 1996, and remain opfeh for ten
days.
Ali electors living within a mile
tbe Atlantic Coast Line Depot in Me
town ot Sncllinga are entitled to regia
tration.
YViFiam T. Orubbs.
__ Walter L. Uitxiey,
, 1 Johnson M. Hill,
- * CmurmUsioners.
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Barnwell
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48 42
73 88
103 ft l
412 50
314 28
09 8ft
377 40
188 78
M2 02
471) 10
32.3 4 >
173 39
306 33
ICO 02
312 77
352 17
611 05.
203 19
r,3 40
If,l 41
«'7 71
442 66
471 19
86 27
—2f8 fiT
272 28
287 75
113 12
273 69
110 79
417 '.Hi
892 03
220 09
TRUST
111 90
254 15
• Black ville
‘ Allendale
‘ Fairfax
• Blackvlll* _ _
J WJHlatSn 105*1)2
‘ % 139 58
• Barnwell 333 33
• Allendale * 2'»9 73
S Fairfax 129 07
• W'IIlisten ’ 60 04
• Barnwell 214 ■55
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Tctal^mnua* paidAowns |13 1»0»4f4
Total paid M.J Pate, Dttp 2 230
Total .amt, paid on acet.
Wsprnsary fund* 15 S03 21
Expense account County Board’of
Control: , ’
•- Lands for Sale. •
—
60 acres. Red Oak Township, all
cleared and rents well.
Jiff acre*, ReffOik Township, Dwell-
mg recently burnsd; portion in culti
vation.
3 L<»ts In Town of Barnwell, in a
good localty.
One Lot in Town of YVilliston, de
sirable location. —
Price* and terms roasonalila.
J. O. Patterson A Son.
A,first cla»« 15 Horse Power Gaso
iioo.Kngir.c, aa good as new, but not
large enough lor my buaiuess for sale
$ 100 below coat.
T. 'Y r . Scott.
YVillisUM^rv.-ftlT
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SHERIFF’S SALE.
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State of South CaroMna,
County of Barnwell.
—Tbv^ExitrttrPhoighate Company
Agemat - -
aiulR. A. VY’eathersbee.
By Virtue of an exrcHtion to me di
rected 1,)' VV Gtlitvore Simms. Ctcrk of
the Court, iu the above »tau*d cause, I
have levied upon and q^ll sell at Barn
well, in front of the > oirrt Houae on
Momiay, the ’second dav.of July, A.
D. 1996, to the highest bidder forJcash
tbe foiinwing real estate, to wit: .
One-fiTlro'tTc ariir Tol TTHTie t< > w n of
WlHiyton, containing one-iia!f of one
acre, more or lesa, and hounded No: th
*by the Public Road leading from Barn
i*e!l Court Hnuse to VVilhaton; South
by a street in the town^of .WillUton
and lands of Mrs. Cary Smith; Kaat.hv
yjanj*of Ben Birt; West by JauJi uf
JToucts C:*9»s.
vied upon a* the property ot
Wcalhcrsbee.
Terms cash. Purchaser to ptfy for
papora^ : ‘
FRANK TT cREecil
M J
Pate,
r
Dispenser
i
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5
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mt
85
81
85
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90
13 50
10
20
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T7» 73
179 69
179 69
187 H
169 9<l
321 42
Ai.gr lino Ibjnjr
AliftuUua Albany
Kooa B YVhlte ;;
2A ' J
12 30
20
Roao H Y\ bite —^
99
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Pcaile l louMlholt
- 35
Penile I l.nadho’t
35
I/amor* Allen
IVatlo I LoadUolt
20
8ft -
606 80
School District No ^ '
Fannie Mc.Dauiel
v lS
Ally Bullock
•JO
Ally Ballock
J YV (iray
20
16
Allv Bullock
20
<;»ni« YtcKnight
20
J \Y Gray f
Ally Bullock
Sheridan A Hart
Carrie v’cKuight
Cnn ie McKnlght
ally Bottocle
Ally Bullock
Ally Bullock
B M Darlington
School District No. 49
Joale M Kccd
Mary M llintiant
Mary M lllnimrit
J S M Carter ,
Miirv M Mliwant
J 3 M Curtwr
Mary M Hlnnant
Maiy M HI unant
Mary M liinnaut
ft 37
90
14
20
20
25
23
25
15
School District No SI
Mr* Julia Langley
A B Conner
A B Connor
A H Connor
Hattie Adam*
• J A Llghtsey
J A Ll*ht*ey
J A Ltgbisey
A B Connor
J J Harter
J A Light* cy
A B Counor -
Hattie Adams
Haul* Adams
A b Conner -'
A B Counor'*' .
A B Conuor
A B Co¬
280 27
4 5 S3
41
40
83 CO
49
25
•40
<0
40
81105
$2 230 67
fob Salk.
■*— f
1 Second hand Sixty Saw Winahlp
Gln.Feeder andf tondvnxer
i Forty Saw Brown Gin, with a Pratt
Condonner,-no Fecde^ TT fair cbnJT
lion. Apply to
C B.
Martin, S. C.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
The Kegistrstion Books will be open
in the Court House on the first Mon
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. Seoretarv.
Reil Estate for Sale
—
IN
Tows of Blackville.
J3B44
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE YVHAT
YOU HAVE FOR SALE.
One houae and lot for sale, lot seven
ty feet facing on Clark Street hy ope
hundred and sixty feet depth. On th'*
lot ia a good dwelling hon«e with four
bed rooms, dining room and kitchen,
and hath room and good water; house
comparatively new, and Clark Street
one of the most popular In the town
Title good.
One bowse »nd let for sale, lot fot ty
feet facing on Dexter Street by two
hundred feet depth. On this la a two
story, dwelling house with four bed
rooms, two up and two down stairs,
with dining room and kitchen. This
boose is on one of the best resident
street* of the town. Title good; ""
These bouses and lots are cheap for
tbe prices asked.
I have two other lots for sale with
good dwelling* thereon; centrellv lo
cated and cheap for tbe price asked.
Apply quick If yon desire to purchase.
For particulars and Information ap
ply to
M. F. Bulst, Esq.
* / -4£*-
jShrriff’s QH4»
Sheriff Barnwell Conntv
— ;• MONEY TO LOAlf.
OK PASMISQ LAND*. L»NU TlM*.
No CoMMIASIOK* CUAUUKU. BOBBOW
ku pays Actual Cost o» pattyurrixo
I.OAKr
For furthbr information aodukss
JOHN B. I’ALMERA SON,'.
' Box 28*2, Columbia. 6 C.
JAMES A..WILLIS,
ATUORNKY AT LAW.
BCRCKUALTKB — BwntrtNtJ,
Barnwell, - - - - ri. C.
Prompt Atten-
—tiiiii Giver
.Practice In Staler
and Federal
Courts.
all Busioess.
4A At. THA *4-
AATtr'ES
DR. ISO. P. LEE, JL
Dentist,
YVILLISTON, -. - 8. C.
YVlii work anywhere in the counts
by special appointment
YV1NTHROP COLLEGE
A—r r '-
JULIAN R. HARRIS0.N,
* JEWELER.
W atches
Clocks
arid
Jewelry
Repaired.
I also have a department for repairing
Guns and Revolvers.
I also keep in stock for sale
Victor Talking
Machines, Rec
ords *«d Needles,
Barnwell, S. C.
Everybody that have tried our 2 lb
Tomato Seed say they are worth ten
tlmvt tha price we charge for them.
•Reason’s Pharmacy.
"X,
W. S. PETEKSU.N, president, - • • - - - Orangeburg, S, C.
The Orangeburg Collegiate Institute has recently closed what has
been by far the most successful year in its history. It is a fine place
to educate your boys. Our new catalogue tetls all about the school,
and is free for,the asking. Send us your address and we will take
pleasure in sending you a copy.
* W. S. PETERSON, President,
ft . Orangeburg, S. C.
. • . ' , • f .. , t
We Are Ready For You.
Y'ou certainly do not appreciate the fine prem
iums yvc are offering: you with Coffee and Tea.
Gill and look at the beautiful C piece Toilet sets
which yvc give with one pound of coffee for $3.00.
These sets sell for $4.00 everywhere. The cov
ered dishes yvc give with one pound of coffee for
G5c sell everywhere for 75e each. The Glass
Pitchers yy t c give with one pound of coffee for 3;>c
sell everyyvIiere for 25c each. The Glass' f)ish-
es. Vases &c., given Yvith coffee" give you the
than
, nw'”* ' - "L_
the Dishes and Vase^
else. The thing for vou
Dishes, Vases and Coffee for a little -more
■ ' rur-— : : "i ^ ■ ~
ases Yvould e«st you anywhere
for you to do is to come
look OY'^r this display and judge for yourself.
. Hoping to have a call from you,
G. K.
Ryan, J.
Y’ours truly,
S. Black, Bun van Morris.
DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
—IN—
THE BANK oIBARNWELt;
It
CAPITAL. - - - -
8URPLUSand UNDIVIDED PP.0riT3,
- $60,000-
- $30,000.
Kivj.ing your mnnoy in a bank isn't nct-cmarfiy saving rcotW. But it
is probvtin^ ruon.y from all ktnd*.., tkinwqjWjplfl thlqk that
m'T.ny-linjtftaijj^jL-Jtt not -h» siaaa—4jai«r the' cotitrarj’M I*wt *uur
Jgpauy in 4be bknk arfirpay your bills by cheek. Then you win know at
all times just w here y. u stand. Bills paid by check arc never quMlum-
C' ! - .Vcn with chcc.-books in th,.r poduds, and their money in the
bank are never robbed. ,
It will ho t«» your advantage to talk this aulfjeot over with tu, 14 'tmpoe-
Blhic to cull, wo should 1.1':T. ciaV a letter.
('. F. r^LUOl’N. Pic-idem.
BL'TLEK 115UOOD, \ ice-Presidec
^ M. BCCKINOHftM^Orahier
O. YV. MANV1LLE, As^t. Cashier..
One spconil hand
,0 nr. 25-11
FOR SALE.
H.
15
-tin*
P. Engine;
60 Sn-w
TTm;
SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION. —
Oi’u Feeder and Coi>doii«er; ()r.e Bn»*
I’rps^. All can be repaired for ioO.UO. j
will gtll outfit for $808 06. ( all or
write J H. DiiDtaw, .
33—45 Millet|eviile, S. (J.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
that tliu tin*
Notier Is hereby given
fiersigfied will on
M»iid.if7 July 16th, 1906.
file her fibaT" arcoijnt with
JL—Stieiiitig. Judge of Probate
The examination for the award of
vacant scholarship* In YVimhrou Col
lege ami forrthe admlsalnn of new
studenlw will -be he'd H t tlie County
Court House ori—F.u.Jay. July at
^ t- fib Applicant* must not be lesa'
than fifteen year* of age. When
Tor
Barnwell County, and apyd^tor-lewer#
dlsmlssor
issett, deceased
>irs. Indta Zisrett,
«:hu.1 sr• Iilps ar^ vacated wAer Julv kth,
tbe.v'NvlIThe~Swarded to those making
the highest average at this examina
tion provided-thev meet the rondition*
governing the award. Apolicant* for
scholarships should write to President
Johnson before the eramlnatlon for
■pplication UlmvKs.7
June 8th, 1906.
Administratrix.
ScUolar-hipawre worth (luOand fre
tnltloa, The next session will o
Septeiiib-r I§ih, 190C For further
formation and catalogue, address l
D.-B. Johnson, Jtock Hill, S. C.
MONE Y TO LEND
YY’e are prepared to negotiate loans en
tmproved farms for five years, p.rritl
payment* inHtTfaLd tier.ceut on.ismwa
under f 1.000; 7 f»er cent on ioana ovci'
OThieand see us
Put ter son 4 Sou.
28—2
FINE MILCH COWS.
J^fn
W. C. SMITII^__
WiLLt*ta*uS^£L_
Will sell for caah or exchange
for beef cattle.
y Dairy Farm Ts for sale.
consisting of £0 head of Regis
tered and High Grade Jersey
Cattle, Silo, 4 horse pow6T
Gasoline Enghje, Grain Grind
er, Cream < Separator, and aU
things necessary for runninj
a Fnddern Dairy. Cattle the.
Fixtures cash; Residence and
FarnLon^asyicrms.
DICKS - HOUSE,
631 BROAD ST., i -
Apqdsta, Ga. ^
Excellent-rooms and good table
board. Rates, ftl.60 per day; special
rates by the week. i
A P. Ptcxr. Prop.
ML J. H. E. MILHOUS.
DENTAL SHGEOJ, —
BLACKVILLE, S. C.
Will be at hia BarnYvell
office every Monday and
Tuesday, and at his home
office in Blackville every
FrWlav and Sal.nrday
OR. W. C. MILHODS;
Barnwell, - - - S. C.
From November 1st to April-F
will be in my office every day.
F‘rom April to November I will
attend calls in the country or
meet patients at any of oi)fi- tovv r ns
by appoint meat.
Write for particulars to *
GLENDALE JERSEY FARM,
Barnwell, S. C.
C,F. Caliioan, P. M. Back!
- la.
Calhoun & Co,
npF,
♦
Tjfe f Accideq^
LIGHTNING
, AND
Livestock
INSURANCE,
. —At Lowest Rates In-
Strongest Companies.
CiLHODN k CO,
-OFFICES AT—
THE BANK OF BARNWELL