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The Barnwell People. iS. iThOIMES, Editor 1 Pm’r. TRUEST COU!»T? ClWeiAW?* rUIJK!»l»AY. JVNE 2«. ~ ■ ■ - —' ■ i,! - 11 THE PEOPLE AN (» I £$ HJIMLb. A Coniln«ed Story. ’lUvIng »dvao<t««l our pupil* of lire enpiul muJ ihe city fey Ifee «*ch wo b«s»« M find thorn In their larjjor IntelllRtnce more receptive t.f«r|tuin«n». more »p- precUllve of fnot Htrd feetter cr»,tiil*'«tit of their duty to the prc.cnt and to the fntnrw of tho State «ndof thciy oirpor- tunity re.'tchitrjf far feoyond ibe narrow feorieon of today-. ' no two men in all the common wealth bear .0 heavy a burden of ro- apoualbillty at* thews two chiof e*|a» neota of the fourtli eatntc, the guide* who lend the people to good or to ill -fortune, to the height* kinwd hy the ble.aed *un*.hino or into the defile# ■where Vito shadow# lie ever dArh-; • There fa nothing new umlcfHm* *im.’ What b»* been 1# anS will he again In Its every ver«e and chapter history repeats itself. The appeal of the scnrcKy^f labor i# no. unheard and utinpokon uno In tbla fand of our*. Near tliree ecntiirie# ago, when Ihli Wa* the now world in fact a# in name the good men who daring tho perils ot the uncharted, mysterious Atlantic had comp to ihcee shore* that., they luight worship God acchrUing to the dictates of their own conscience# and find 1 larger, tfner freedom tbap wa# permit- tnd in the king ridden father la nils of Hie old world they saw a# their Inhcri tance tekfrved by the I’lovldooce they worshipped indeed a promised land In Hi unknown, apparently illimitable extent, of lordly primeval forest lands of virgin fertility, of unsoiied river* ringing thnlr f|rec rVay* to tho absorb ing #•■«, a very 'Eden of peace and plen ty, of hope and future case. But the one thing seemed lacking to tho avarice freshly aroused In their hearts. Labok to fell tho lordly forest* Libor to till the llclds that needed on ly tho touch of plow and hoc to laugh with harvest# as goneeott*as their clay dream* were rose pictured and fra grant. ^ v Ho Immigration was resorted to to smpply tho lack of tabor and one fair day damestown.'in old Virginia, wel comed the D^tcli a kip- that .UronglH- " from the Guinea coast the first cargo «ff negro sTsve*. kidnapped from tho homo land that God had gl'cn to the eahlo race. Thero waa no thought - then of con.equence hoyond the imme diate then, the clearing of tho wood land# Into fruitful field#, the building# o^ef homes of every ca#o and comfort that should make all the fulcire an no- ending summer time of flower uud fruit and sturaile## sklr*. And tl>e passion grew and r.piead ami from UWO to 1720 moio than two -million negroes, bought or captured aUtvea, were brought to the Atlantic CMif, »caltered front thug rani to New England hill* to the ever groeu islands <if the Southern scr, and the tide kept flowing in until the Importation of wiavea wa* prohlbltrd-fey ttte Tnited States In lt>08. And what bus been the fconscqueucca of the first imsiiobaiio.n viovkuem Y Since it began the South ha* mad* •ompnenough to buy and pay for the world and cane sufliidcut to sweeten all the aeaa. The protit# from the crop of the king have crowned the hill* of II*W England with acfaool hmtsea and atrung like bead* along the harnessed river* of tho manufacturing State# -model vlltagea and towns. The entum tiale baa been the corner stone of tho tronhlea that stand like milestone* along the ciMirae of the f atare march. . The old wrertVi’e ciorU to grow It^fl supply of oottwn In Africa and Asia have resulted hi fallnre, and It now eonfcHses Us dependence on tho South lor H# cotton supply. The old world iwed* more csitton for H* broadening trade and for the clothing of its mul tiplying millions. . Tho North need# more cotton, for recH ring upward* of a mlllton of int- migrant* yearly freiu'the ever crow-ded hive# of Europe who *ettitng princi pally in the cities como In active com petition with their ttt paid and over worked wage earners and make their hard live# a xtill sterner and more TfopeleioT ah»T htdpie#.* struggle f»ir inefe existence.. To give her people work tho North want# more rottou; The community of Interest between tho North and Europe in thl* crisis of their growth# has led to the eaeeiitiou of k common purpose, tho flooding of the .Sooth with cheap immigrant labor from the pauper nest of Europe. Till# Is now a strictly business world ami tho only love existing between differing peoples U that of self inter est. Mke the humorist ot the wafjvtio \v*i w llling to sacrifice hi# kindred'' on tla’altar of hia country the North ii fiee hearted to give tha Southland into the care and keeping of aliens, pro vlded they will make inore and clieaper cotton than that now grown hy those iliytlve and to Ihe manner bom. That is their Inner-resolution. , The farmers and hu*lne*s men of the South have sought to touch elbows for the reduction of cotton acreage and production, yet|thir politicians and the leading papers hold out the <£hite Hug of wokieoie for th* Immigrant. WUh- out a memory of past or a foretbo'.ig^if of future consequence The State, wuh the he*t Intentions In Ihe world, njlla for the coming of the best, forgetting that the avalanche once atarted spare# nothing on it* ho*om or in its path Lot Sweeps all into- the coufnion abyss n hetetha roMi keepirfprevcr. And In Cbarlcstou, grand old city of the. hcrt heart, the News & Courier gitxjng sea- WHid for the coining In of iinnitgiant ship#, while Sumter and Moultrie lire, silent and Saint Michael's chimes fail unheeded on it# hearing, entreats a* tho love lorn maiden praying for u husband answered the loni-whoo of (hi .1 * in o# Island owl wiU» tho response, ' Au^ hudy Xoril, *o 4# a Miaii.’' LONG BKANCTl PIlfLOLOi’U Y. We attended the last mectiug of the Saltkeliatcltte Agricultural Chib and wo were tofd aoveral time# during tho day to make ouraelveA et home which wa# almost a# much comforting as the cued meat, cucumber#, hash, corn bread, rice, pickle# $e set before u« at dinner. At thl* club we find a aocialty that empd not p4>#*lbl? come about fh any othei'way. It bring* together all profoaslona of men, It seem* to make, lawyois tame, take* KiiappUhuo* off doctor*,'and ♦anmes all to iitel and spp -ar a* one contented family,' Dur ing the unuftlng. tho dtuacr UiC piivute convenat on :u.d In fact almost every thing that occured durliig tlvc day tho plgge.t man on the ground wa* just the #Mint! aUe of the sunburned fellow from betwrou th* plow handles. There wa# on hand a fair HprlnkllngofcandidateM. must of them however a re members .'.ml meant no offence by being there. We rubbed npagslust some of the best look ing, most onterprl«iog mmi to th* county and on* from elsewhere, Es- pert Wilson from Columbia who carries nu honest face and lias winning man ners among stranger# and hi about a match loth:* scribe when H comcy to getting outside of a cued shot*. Hand some .iou Halford elected hy the club to see that every body shall he satis- fled and that the fragments are taken cate of 1# truly the right man at the wheel. Uo takes no offence at the many call* aud varlou* demands made during the dinner hy the 40 or T>0 men w ho seem so hard to fill. The colored assistant* are of the best class who take no stock w ithal he striped crew of Capt. Morri# cpflTpany. We hid Ahem adieu at abou^a p. m.; dtcading to go home aud to cat plain mtfMis for no telling how long before such a feast. Kiah Mas. we got another chance at SPECULATION IN FUTURE.*. The Newa and Courier suggests that the candidacy of Col W. W, Lumpkin for the United htatea Senate will en title him to tho aucceMion In the event of Senator Tilkusari’a death, a conting ency which the News and Courier In common with all. newspapers In Ihe Stne hopes will not become a realltr. It’ls v«r/certain that Col. Lumpkin wa# not influenced by that idea. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. In pirrsttance of in order from Pro- biyteyjonrt, i yrt r#a11 it fCUne, S. (J., An the 7ih,iljt'’ of July #t 12 o’clock in. two mule* slid ouo cow, belonging to estate of Mr# Martha.H. Myrlck. T#rm* cash, or if satisfactory security offered (1 months UmoVith interest. - / J. A. JENKINS, June 2t-’0fl. MUNICIPAL ELECTION FOR SALE. I Hucond hand Sixty Saw Winshfp Gin, Feeder and Condenser. 1 Forty Saw Brown Qln, with a Pratt Condenser, no Feeder; In fair condi tion. Apply to ^ B HIU, Martlh, 8. C. REGISTRATION NOTICE. The Registration Books will ho open In tho Court IJoufte on tho Krai Mon day (aslc dav) In each month for the trauehcUon of such business ae Is re quired by law.»_I—— - 1 W. J. Baxley, Chairman. G. R Dnnhar. fhHirntarv. S I'OCKHOLDERS MEETING — Ah eteciion for an Inten.lant and four WnriloH# for th* town of {fuelling Barnwell county, will be hold on Sat urday, J one UOth lf>00 at the store of W. T. Grubb-, Suolling. H 0. Me##r* J. Hnelllng, G. J. Diamond and S. E Moore an hereby appointed Manager* to conduct said election. Poll# will open at 8 o’clock a. m. and close at A’o’clock p. in. None except those duly registerei 1 ’ are quuliticd to vote in thi* election. William T. Gruiths, V'altrr L. Bsxlev, - Jtdin JJ. HiH, T/ommDslonera of Election. j, . The annual meeting of Stockholders Aumr. _ of Barnwell County Building and r<oan Assopdaslou wifi b* held at th* Court Uniu* in Barnwell on Tuesday the 8rd day of July IP06, at 5o’cloek p. m. In addition to regular businesa will be considered specially the issuing a new Set lea of stock. < Geo. II. Bate#, Pfesldent. Wm. McNab, . Secretary. (2t> mim imiTi, W. S. PEJERSON, President, *_?•**- Orangeburg, A The Orangeburg Collegiate Institute has recently closed what hai been by tar the most successful year in its history. It is a fine place to cdugat^ your W’s and girls. Our new catalogue tdls all about the school, and is free for the asking. Send us your address and we Will take I>lcasure in sending you a copy. — W. S. PETERSON, President, Orangeburg, S. C. growth and prosperity of our nudro- jxditan cities, the one asect that ha* preserved the balance of trade in favor «T Ihe laud of the eagle, that ha# mad* Britain mlstroas of tfap seas uml glvcp %wran*mplroon which the Min i* ris ing every second of the twcnlv-four liQura.. That is part of what the immigration •f the negro Iihs greatly helped to ao- «otnpH»h. Rut what has it profited the ‘South '* *Frev UlM>r In the North ond slavery In the 8outU imtitticd wul perfected tflifTarent types of civilization, between meddler* and idealist# placed the dynamite of the irrepressible con flict which burat Into th* terrihlo civil ■war which reanlted^ln giving the North #or«r dominion over the South Vhan the Carolina IManter ovir exer cised over the negro quarters on hi# plantations. That’s one consequence. Another consequence, covered under • flower of words, is the real poverty wf the South. For we area people of Initrower*. Our States aro Imndcd to- thc Korthcrn money master# for the payment of their debts of the gone gohlen age, and so are our elites, ami v hou one of these, atlrring to rise from the aehpf of war, pulsing and thrilling with the spirit of Abe old day# seek# aucli i^dl«i>*h«able betterment as pure water supply or better dhrwlnage or Rglfttiug it nuiat borrow Northern luohay on the tender’s terms. ff, a town wishes to build a school kmhsu in harmony w|ith the Ure** of the times it must too borrow Northern -money aud aiak« its people bond ser- vbtit*. And so it goes, even down to bed rock, for the farmed must borrow Northern money, directly or through the credit of the stores, to make the itton erop, frow which he and hi* g*t •cant food god dreen, while the creditor i at the heglantng and the cot- pinner spoils hffn at the ending I crop operation#. ; that te not all, for that Itnmigra- Bomb and the long, succession of t'ougrees ha* voted f2 r ) flop to par tho teawetewiftirpeiw u? Iliu f*1 find Mr. Koosayolt will in Octobgr take a mp toE» li amatbYee how the Canal work te getting on. CGov. Hevward has pardoned JHoyt Tlay#. who wa# sent ti> th* penitentiary from Oeoneo county for killing hi# wife. In 1P0I tde governor commutetl the aenteue* from hanging to life impris onment, because he thought Hay# vva#’ nut guilty—being convinced by a New York handwriting expert—Mitdon bat unlay ho teetted a/ull pardon. The Stale hoard of Education com pleted last week tho select ion of text books, to ho used for the next five year# in the public school#. It is claimed to be the befet list the State ha# ever had Up t<> (Bti lluie there ha# been •ome diflorencc between the books used In the county public schools and these of th* graded schools, but the list selected vvITI do fur aov school in Ike State. Mr. F. II. McGowan, of this State, Washington Correspondent of the Charleston Evening Feat, write# of the FaDiiutto Congressmen; itinay ho saul of the South Carolina men that all of them have dune uniuh hard work dur ing t4*e prevent session, AKd that thei e I* not on* out of the entire number who has failed to do his full duty to his con stituent*. South Carolina has no shirk er# or quitter# in her delegation. U ANTri PLENTY OF TIME. Senator Tillman ha* issued an ad- dre*^ to tIt* people of the State in which hn say# that he will not join the present^ campaign party uniess apacUHr invited by the |x*culive coin- mlUees and given all the time he wants lb discuss national and State issues. Aftea July 7th the Senator will bo ready and glad to speak to the peoplo ..t pm «.Tiih .y» aili** gi»n»«rings to be held alw-H v# tu the open air. lie reserves the rlghtto select the counties In which he will speak and will an- commodate a# many a# poseihlc tit the month he will give to this work. He will, welcome the presence of auoh other cawdi<lalee ar inrirtriTdii tnay Invlte. The date* and place# of his moetings will be ptibhsned as soon a* the scTiedgle Is made up. CUT OUT THE AFFEN D1X. t y A . 1 f nothing succeed# like success «nro- ly iioihing fail# like failure. — 1*111: Ds|nrnin*TII of nnmigration created a few years ago to flll this slate with the cream of European immi grant# ha* failed to specify so com pletely that its abolition should b* the first and unanimous work of the next Legislature. - During last month May, 120,051 Im migrant, irom Europe landed at New York. They brought with them money amounting to $2 8'>8, lt'2'J, an average of B>«4 to the bead. 0}»ly 44 of the new coiners selected this state a* their permanent home, and the other cotton »tqte« fared proportionately as well. There are these two reasons influenc ing immigrants to locate in the North ; they get better wages than Southern farmer* can afford, and plenty of people of their own races, languaages, custom mihi beliefs already settled In the North West attract the stranger# to those sections. For this month the tide of immigra tion I# rteing bighnr but tber • is no likelihood that Ita course will be changed to tht# direction. We are not grieving a hit, rather the contrary, but ihink it high time for the .Mate to quit so pitiful a huaines. Edison, the inventor, says that his discovery of metals in Tonncsseu anu Tvbrih Carolina will make automobile* weigh only half a# much as TBev now do and cost ohjy half present priraj? and that the horse will havaJto tfm. scarce oh the public roads. . Next In order will come tho gasoline plow, which will run the mule out of tho corn Held and enable people to i»- ere.uo lire cotton acreage, ns nil tho corn, theu aeotted rwtH Ire^ofrty Tor breakfast heminy, dinner bread and chicken food. IGNORANT OF THE ITALIAN^. Our pupils of tbo capital and tile seaside aiom poi*essed of the in sane One idea that Italian immigrant# are the one thing needed to bring about an industrial mrilciiiuuni in the ra•'m 11. In their recitations tlmy barp on the luUustry of ihe.Dugo and wor ship him because be puts money in the sieving* teink. r .,i . Now; let o# enliglitcn our frieiul# by quotathHi# from Washington nod Northern papers of last vvoek on pur desk. Maten I via rid. June Hi. Three Italian* boarded a street car nr day light, attempted to rob the conductor, when driven off run into the biishe*. fired pi*tol.v aud threw stimo# putting a ball in the conductor a kuon and in flicting a severe ^acalp wound on a lady passenger. New York, Juno 2d, Abrnhain Ko*- lowltz accidentally jostled Guiseppe Yacobattoon the stiect. Guteeppc drew a loilfe dirk. Abraham tan. turned, a o»rncr thought he was safe, stopped to Take breath, GuUeppe drove ihe ilirk to the handle in Korlowtu's breast. The police had trcubic to keep a mob of iXX) men from lynching tl WtaNTKttoii, D. tJ. a line 21 Mary Fox atarted Tiome about noon. Italian, knocked her down and dragged lier into the bushes Her so reams attracted two little boy a whose out cry frightened I'atrallo ao that he left her, was caught and identified. Byrnn Lake l urni«he* part of the watoy suppiy of New York City. Ital inn* working near tho lake threw dy namite in it to kill fish, then to get them jumped Into the lake either un dressed or in their grimy clothes, lelt some of the fish to decay and spoil the water that New York city people drink.- o,(10') meu from lynching thejiumteter. [ June rlfith IBOig# ■ .Mrs Over taro hundred teachefa are at tending the State Hummer tivhool at Wintlirop AVdtege. to. her hroBtefV XTOTrFETmYE” EXAM I N ATIONS* Samuel Fatrallo^ flonipetitive Examinations will he held at Barnwell on Friday, July tteh. IPOtf, commencing ut !t o’clock n. m. for scholarships in the following named State College*: Two normal scholarship* in the University of South Carolina,- i One* Agricultural Scholarahtp in Ctebison College. also. -One scholarship in the College of Charleston. Application blanks for tho Clcmion *cholar»hi|* can bo obtained of-tbo un dersigned on application in iktbob or hy tenor. — COMING EVENTS. UOWTQ TREAT APFENDIQITI3 Brooklyn Egale Dr. Chauvcl, medical Inspector of the French army, deala a heavy bh»w at the popular surgical treatment of ap pendicitis in a special report of a stalls lical nature He shows that out of 6GS ca»es of appendicitis In the military hospRtla of France 183 were operated upon, while 4*) ifcelved only medical a been the Deatment. Of the lattor there were *<»**y4»B»Akh>kresuItffUatoBy, wh*re- pwrpkUMig 0 f tke nmch smaller number dealF with by the um of the knifo twenty- three ■: ;; „ y..a- \ NOTICE TO TEACH EK37~ Ofllce of Supt of Education.! JUrmwell. S.-C., ihrue-JS;Ttmi . A .... The B »rnwc!!-Aiken-Bamberg dis trict summer school for white tcacher- wrll be opened at B u n well. S. C.. Mon- Jav t July 2^tl. at 12ui.. and close Sat urday, August 11th. Tho county board ut odtreatmrt—ramrestly requests ail teachers who expect Co teach In the free public schools of this county to attend th** xnmnifcr «*'tew.lg, unU n.'nn- courage fhem U> attend, , have passed thpJollowiug resolution : —Resolved, That the county board"of education do ajd, so far us is possible, bv dividing proportionately the fund' available for Institute purposes vmong the Bsrowrd couutr teachers who have either laught In Rumw.>ll ooimty dur ing the past Stfhaol year, or arc under contract to teach In Barnwell coonty during the next school year, a nil who attend eithef the btate summer school at Hock lllil, X. C., or the district suny- ni'-r sehooL at Barn wall S C : Pro vided, 1st. that such teacher |* at an actual ex|>en«e for board; 2d, that such teacher receiving such aid shall enroll at the opening of the school, attend regularly and stand the examination at the close of the school. The renewal of a teacher’s ccrtiOeato by tho countv Goard of education I* tocbklden by law, unless the teacher attends-w-aummer ■clmol for teschers and makes a satia factory record. f All teacher# who neglect or fail to attend cither the State school or the district school (and whose certiftyates have expired) will have an oppm tuuitv to get eerlilicates of qualifleatior) at the September examination for teachers. A failure to attend either of the (sum mer school* of tho examination will place the renewal of your certificate In the hand# of the State board of educa-. tion. The following efireient faculty will be in charge : Prof. \V. L. lU^olp'r. of Aiken, snperintemtent; i’rof E 11 Hall, of Denmark, nod Miss Jennte Brown, of Aiken, assistants. The course of s'.tidy at the district school will eorvstst-wf the following branches: English Grammar. Practi cal Arithmetic, Algebra.Civil Govern ment Physiology and llvgtenc and primafy methods. For Information ay to board, etc, address R. Boyd Cote, Barnwell, s. 0. -*>i There will also be a district summer school at Edgefield. 8. 0.. foa the n* gro teacher# of Edgefield, Aiken and Uarnwell counties, opening July 16th, and closing August 4th. The cou- 'Htb-ns Ktated above concerning the renewal of certillcates apply to th* uogro school# and the renewal of the certificate* of negro teachers. B. M. Darlington: Ctmnty Super©! Ed ucatic n. TKACHER3’ SUM MER SCHOOL. •The Summes School for the teachers of Aiken. Bamberg arid Barnwell coun tie* will he held at Barnwell com mencing July 2.'1d and continuing for threu week*!.. • --v p An able faculty of experienced In structors will be in charge. The names of tho faculty and course of study w ill te* announced later. The attention of the teacher* Is es pecially called to the law strictly re quiring their attendance on the sum mer schools. All inquiries as to board and enter tainment should be addressed to It. Boyd Cole, Secretary- B. M. Darlington, . Co Supt. Ed. FIN AL DISCHARGE. ~ Nnttrq Is hereby given that the un dersigned will on Saturday, July -iKth, IfVXt, tile hi# tinnl Account with Uou John K Siiclling, Judge of Prohate lor BarnWcll County and nt'ply for letter# (lismfssqry a# Guardian, of. the estates of Gulf lie Harvey, shellie Harvey, Virginia Harvey, Gary Harvey. Mary Harvey. Pearl Harvey, Pittio Harvey and Pin key Harvey. J. M Ilarvev, Guardian. For application blanks for tho Uni verslty Scholarships apply to President Benj-imin Sloan, Columbia. Winthrop College'Entrance Examinations will he held'on the same dayf • These do not carry scholarship#. B. M. Darlington, x Co.Hupt Ed, TfE r CLEMSON A.GRIGU^EB^g^ ML COLLEGE. Examination For Agricultural Schol arship#. attended.’ Number of.scholarslifps va cant.—Barnwell county, 1; Beaufort county, 1^ Cherokee county, !; Chester county, 1 *, CheatorJtcfd county. 1; Clar endon county,^; Darlingtnn county, il; Dorchester county, 1; Fairfield county'. I; Florence couutyl l; Georgetown gonntr:T; Kersha w county . 1: I.cxi n g ton “Couiilyr 2; Marlon county Spartanburg county, 1; Sumter coun ty, 1. Scholarship* are worth IlCO per^vear and_freclivtiau. Fi>r further tion call o:* County Superintendoiit of Education. For eafaTngue address -P U. MeU, Preshtent. ~ : - Clentson College. S. C. 'Hossr BLADES. NO ANNUAL TAX. ONE RAZOR LASTS A LIFETIME. ALWAYS READY FOR USE. mci *4 IIEVERSETS^ffir DULL. ^ Tni't tcTctrt ttOO ] lor Lossy turf> " - | "Carbe-ZIaTHttic F’rtlic] Ciuftijn Slraji, Sl.PO. j Free Booklet "Hint, to ^ luivcn.** ] Tor sale by B. A. DEASON, BARNWELL, 8. C. Real Estate for Sale -3 ■ 4- IN Town of Blackville. IT PAYS IT) ADVERTISK^WHAT YOU UAVK FOR SALE. One house and lot for sale, lot seven ty feet facing on Clark Street hy one hundred and sixty feet depth. On this lot i# a good dwelling bou«e with four bed rooms, dining room and kitchen, aud bath room and good water;, house comparatively, new, and Clark Street one of the mo#t -popular In the tdwn. Title good:"’-™’; 1 :"' ~~~ . One house and lot for aate. lot forty feet facing on Dexter StrWt by two hundred feet depth.,,, On thl# is a two story dwelling house with four bed rooms, two up' ami two down stairs with <liuing room and kitchen. Thl# house is on one of the best resident streets of the town. Title good. These honse# and Iota are cheap for the prices asked. A iwo storv brick building, atore bonealli. residence rooms above, all heeded onthiilldlngs. one of the most desirable boslm*** Stands, on Bouth Side ot Railroad Avenue. 11. F. Buist, Esq. ^ Agt. STiTF. Of SOOTH C1R0L1SA, COUNTY OK UAUNIVKIX, , > In the Probate Court. By J. K. Snellintc, Esq., Judgo of Probate in Barnwell Cftnn y. __ 1 ^ ~ Wferrea* M. B. Eursc aitg J. t. Thomson # - have made suit unto mtrtrr -prjrrt Tlrerri'"L6T- tera.of Adininistrotlon 0u t lie estate of J. Vt Furse, deceased, , Those are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the klpdreO aud credito tho said J. \V. Fu they be and appear Itolq Probate to be hold XMh Jnnc, I'JOG, after Ipdrt urse, l»ei«jlCK i Ut Balm deceased, that me, in the court of well on Saturday puhhcntion hereof. at It o'clock in the forenoon, to show causi *f any theyThavc, why the said ailmiuistration should not bo granted. Giron under my Hand this 14th day of June, Autio Domlui, 1903. J. K. 8NELI.ING, Probate Judge. PuUished in Tun Baoxweix Pxoi-lc June •JUh. 1»«. . Lands for Sale. 80 Acre*, Bed Oak Townthip^ all cleared and rents well. J-V) acres. Kett Chik Township, Dwell ing recently,buFuai); portion in cuiti- Towjj oT Barn well. In good localty. > One l4>r in Town of Williston, de slrable location. Price# and terms reasonable. Pa tie r son A Bon. Kxarrination for award of the vacant scholarships .will be held In-the-*Oourt House of the following counties’July 2 a. m. <\npRcantf in u»ciiot lt+ne## FOR SAUK CHEAP. A first class 15 Horse Power Ga«o line Engine, a# good as-new, but not Urge ttuuigh (a J|1P0 below cost. T W. Sqntt. \V illiston, S. H. -t**r SHERIFF’S SALE. State of South Carolina, \ iD_ Tiiiuityof Barnwell. Ths EdUto Phosphate Company Agalrfat- —A. .J. and R. A. Wenthersbeo. By vjrtuo «>f an exectnlou to me (Ii reel**! hy \V. Gilmore Sioitns, Clerk o: the «’otirt.Jcutho above stated cause have levied upon and Will sell at Barn well, In trout of the t'ourt House on Mondav, the second dav of July. A D. 190B, to the higiteat bidiler for cash the following real estate, to wit: One <1) house and lot in the town of WiilistoiL eon tei nin R due-half of one acre, more or le##, and bounded North oy tho Public Read lending from Barn veliCourt House to Williston;*South by a Ktreet in the town of Willjaton and lands of Mrs. Cary Smith; East bv land* of Ben BB t; West by lands of Court* Oroae. Levied upon as the property of A. J Weathersbee. . Term# cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. FRANK H. CREECH, Sheriff Barnwell County Sheriff’s Ofllce, June 12th, A. D. 100C, MONEY’ TO LOAN. On farming i.ani>h. Long Timk. No CoMM/HStONS CiuRGKD, BORROW k.k pays Actual Cdst'xrF pkmficting Loan. For FURTI1KK INFORMATION APPRIBS JOHN B. PALM KR A SON, Box 282, Columbia, S C. JAMES A. WILLIS,;’ ATTORNEY AT LAW, ** Bikckhaltku — Building, Barnwell, - - - - We Are Ready For You. You certainly do not, npprarirte the fine prem iums w r e are offering you .with Coffee an^, Tea. Call and look at the beautiful G piece Toilet sets which we give with one pound of coffee for $3.00. These sets sell for $4.00 everywhere. The cov ered dishes we give with one pound of coffee for 65c sell everywhere for 75c each. The Glasa Pitchers we give with one pound of coffee for 35o sell cveWwherc for 25c each. The Glass Dish es, Yasesr&c., given with coffee give yon the Dishes, Vases and Coffee for. a little more than the 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, Bunyan Morris. film A AAA SkAAiai AAA " DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY J) * * * * * —IN— THE BANK of BARNWELL, j. CAPITAL, - - - - - SURPLUS and U5DIVIDED PROFITS. 160.000- - $30,000. Kecpfng'your inom-y in a iNtnk Isn't n-fcstariiy saving mwner. But U ^1* t>n*t- i Tlng iminry from lurs of all kind*. Some people tMnk that money in a bank mu-t not spent. Quite the coutrsry. Put your money in the bank aud pay your bill# by check Then yon wrill know at all limes just where you stand. Bill# |>aid by chock are never question ed. Meu with cbeck-txioks iu their pockets, and their money m the luink arc never roblxvl. It will N* t** your advantage to talk thl* subject over with us. If tmpoe. #iblo to call, we should appreciate a letter, „ K. CALHOUN. Prrwdenv, JJj BUTLER HAGOOD, Vicc-Prcriirlett. P M. BUCKINGHAM, Cashier. G. W. MANVIUJt, AML Cashier^ FOR SALE. On* second hand 15 If. Engine; One 25 H. P. Bldler; One 60 Saw Gin; One Feeder aud Condenser; Ono Bus# Press. All can be repaired for $80 00, will sell outfit for 1800 00. Call or write ~—— J II. Duncan, 38—45 Millettevllle, S. G. FINAL DISCHARGE. that tho no- Notice I# hereby given dcr#lgt!cd will on ' Monday. July If.th. 1008." file iior final account with Hon. John Ltioir provided they meet tfie condition* K. Sneiling. Judge ®1 Probate—for- Barnwell County, and applv for letter# dlsmisaory a* admlnDtratrix of John II. ZUiieU, deceH#ed. ,) . - .JinL India .Zlatoft,—-- AdmlnDtratrix. June 8th, 1906. MONEY TO LEND We are prepared to negotiate loans on Improved farm# for live years, partial payment* interests per cent on loan* und£EmQ(»;7 per vent on loan* ovet 11,060. Ddn’t write, come and tee_u* - •' ‘ J. O. Patterson A Son. *8-2 FINE MILCH COWS. “Parties dealring flue milch cow* pleaae write to . " W.C. SMITH, Williston, 8. O. Will *e!l for cash or exchange for beef cattle. .Practice in Statu and Federal Court*. Prompt Atten tion Given to all BuQlnea*. r^a_l_&=v—- - DICKS - HOUSE, 634 BROAD ST., -- A rr.cM a , Ga. Excellent rooms and good table board. Kates, $1.5U per day; special rate* by the week. A. P. Dick*. Prof. M. J. IE. MILHODS. DENTAL SURGEON, BLACKVILLE, S. C. Will be at his Barnwell office every Monday Tuesday WINTHROP COLLEGE SC IJL VU Uf IP AND ICNTRANCE EXAMINATION. The examination for thu award of vseant scholarship* in Winthrop Col« lege and for the adrahurlon of new student], will. be Jbekl at tite County Court House on Friday, J«*ly 6th, at Ua m. Applicant# uruat not b« Iks* than fifteen year* of age. When schoDrsbipi are vacated after Julv flth, ihey will he awarded to thoa* making governing the award. Applicant* fop achnlatship* should write to Pretl Johnson before the exsmloatio scholarship application blanka. ^>eh<»lur#hip* are worth $100, tuition. The. next acMion September Iteh, 1906. For fu formation and catalogue^ addr_ 1>* B. Johnson, Rock Hill, S. C? — „i,-. My Dairy Farm is for consisting of 50 head of Regis tered and High Grade Jersey Cattle, Silo, 4 horse power Gasoline Engine, Grain Grind er, Cream Sepafater? -mi -aft things necessary for runnin a modern Dairy. Cattle anc Fixtures cash; Residence anc Farm on easy termv ... .~ Write for particulars to — GLENDALE -JERSEVTARM, * Barnwell. S. C. C. F. Calhoun, P, M. Buckingham Wm. Mcftat, ••• and . i and at his home •office in. Blackvifte every Fnffftv anrl .Satnrdav- T1i«r» »r» mort 5W/*<*at Stair, Uhui »f (nir Mttrr •cccaM'oi tMr Myle. an tferna »oM Intli- . * •* Thntom •irU, acewrrey and uuipliotjr. Mcrnll « MacavtactTh* Qurrn »( Fi-MonThj* >r« tubwriWr, tnxn s»y cti*cr L-,Ji»»' kl,^«,iae. C ib,cHr<i->n(u numlnn) sms# SOcviilS. I »v A cents. Tvtiy unbscribnr g«ts s McCall 1* ■es. tcb.cnbnotdnr. 1ta*4w.-»« pnrnlun, at l n»y Clkcr L’ldw,' Mifune. On* yMf’, subscriptj->fi (u numlwu) SKJ*> 50 Crnlm I.CtMt surnW. A cents. F.my •ubssHbarptss McCnU Cat- l«>» K res $| I.ndr A»en«a Wm(#4, I . caaa F*K«m.Cai«lo|[ua(ol fc-o d*. fiens) •»ul rrrmffiTa C*t*lo£u« (vhouin/ 400 prcm umnj •e»* Lcs. Atturci* tux McCall co» x«it vwa> DR. JNO. P. LEE, JR.. Dentist, WH.USTON, - - g. c. Will work anywhere ta thu couhtr Jrby special appointment, . j-*- " DR. W. C. HILBOCS, DENTIST, O Barnwell, S. C. From^ November ist4o April I w :, I be in my office -every day. From April to November I will attend carts in the country or meet patients at any of oar towns appoint meat Calhoun & Co* FIPE, Life, Accident, LIGHTNING' Y* AND- Live Stock -rAt Lowest Rattt In*-- ^ Strongest Companies. CALHOUH & 00^ —OFFICM AT— THE BANK OP BARNWELL