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Ow The Barnwell People. W t HOLERS,' Editor * Prop’r. TTif«.’ h«w E«*ef pflirQa#^ fit*o &<*ni •KowimI on SulHvnn 1 * I .fund and travel ft* the M»a%liore will InrrrvaM* l ' Cnl J. VI*#ua. a mtinbtr «f th« Watlann Uwyft irtww t.njjiryii* • ounty, l«*t ywk, marly >7 i—r- We ham not mail very clna<ly the report* «f tl»e ajteei’he* of the el^ht po litical pilgrim* •wrnrttliig to bo Governor of thi* State, but a* we!) aa we remem ber not one of the aalil eight amliltloiM gentlemen ha* ever mentioned in pub lic the word ‘•Ei-or»omy” - TbeKfatte g* nil 111 ate* nre reallng from fhelr^ falmra UiU work Kleven emintle* have heou vi.iwtd and proclmi* Httle gnnliUtiiv. The flr*t *e»*lono^the .10! h t'luigce^* ai’jitltrned oatoVdav night at IP-oHjIook alter ap|»n*|M*l*tlng >Mfto,li*!l.ilOl for a nolle purpoiMw, '*— Praaltnnt ItiHuevelt *a.VH ho want* t« ho very quint |h)« »uiiioier, Tne r. tuiury w in t»« glad to.eu him i-occcod to the new Urfk ho ha* undertakon,' The Itutoh “KiffOruiod tMiUrijh should gel alu»r l*i»‘sidonl T KiHisevoit for vravtiiing on riundav Irtnn Waalrliigtoii •*» hi* New York iioiuc at Oyalor Hay. Senator Tillman «MI1 innfcn hla fn rt aptitHih of Uii* eanutaigu on next Mitur- tlay nl Sandy Flat, Urn lulles ahove tirecu vllle and iiloap to the edge, of the Mooindiitie trotinirv. I'ongrd** I* gi’.ltlng to he more liheral in inonev appi oin talloos for I he mlli- Tary an linlii ation, perliap*. that Ihi* world jMivver may need their ncrvice* hefore a very great vvliilo. Thi* I* Indeed an eleetlic year. Our exchange* repuil more person* killed and prviwrty destioyed. Noriii, Sonfh, Kart and We-t, than ever before in the »««u« length of Mnniner. tiihe. Jill Senator Tillman’* eampalgiTkig fh tHU StaU' ii>u»t he doneh dore Ang- "ililll;** alter that date he ha* tn- gagciucut* to make *|>cvehc* In *No- jlraska, Jowa. Minnesota, Musouri, IliiiioU. Kentucky and Ohio. Twenty ihree Ameilean* were killed 5undav morning In a railroad accident near SalUhury, Knglanil. They had landed from a New York steamer and were on their way to London. A company ha* been Incorporated In Maine with a capital of $I5,<^W.00(I to manufacture paper and denatured ai- rohid from cotton, stalks. Harvey Jordan of the Simthut n Cotton Associ ation I* rresidcntpf the Company. Th« railroad rate hill adopted "hy <,'ongre»* after long di*cu*frTOn knocks out the new*pa|ier Inter-State free pas* .jUk-r g*xt- mcw y»ir,, tin law the ui*' cipleaol the pen claim u> Ue ehndoyee* of the rail toad, or “indigent, destitute and homeless persons.’ 1 The State Campaigner* struck their 4r«t barbecue at Saluda Court lioii*e. wdiare twotbdusand pounds of beef pork and mutton smoked for them. One •wanse for that plenty was tuc fact that llrothcr Cafgile a town la fugrtcen tulles of hill* from a railroad. c ?■ 8er»tor Tillman ought to^hc 1n''an- r. ire tie humor now. I hiring the last sc* #lon h* was the largest man in the Senate and whll-.' he didn't h*ve his way with many thing* he ro**t*il the K-rpublicana In nrlginaletyle and didn’t h« vi- to cat a bite of crow or h «poou- Sal »f bumble plo. — Gen. M. C Butler will lire on Ka*y Mr.-?t the remainder of hi* day*. i,a*t week emigres* allow ed Jll* oialiu* tor a, fee for fllft 30 for legal aervlcea in the ault of the Cherokee Indian* against •be United Stains cotuingmted .four •jear* ago In the Court id Claims to re- «oyef money duo since IMta. Mr. lloo.evelt wants to make a upeoi-h next year before the student* of «he Sutte Agricultural College «*l Michigan, in which he will • tell them t-' slick to the soil, slick to agriculture, remain away from cities.” Perhaps the South/ Caiolina gifts of the Wnol hat an.Ldoth**- andit^ sn*- pcmlrirs Inidta and’ g.mf^l may have aoftenol Speaker Canrfon'a heart, for he allowed ?2J.Y,0(!0 to be pulled onBkd the ualUmal treasury for the boned: of public btitlHing* In Lbl* Statu, tf* g»»mi a prop'trllon a* nor other Southern State BLAOKVILLE NEWS. Mr. John M. Farrell has returned from the North after a two week* stay of btlstncasaud pleasure comblued Mr. It,‘ Kminct Ctlbhin, a recent graduate of the Citadel Acadmy, I* at onine. • <7 • Mr. Walker Heed now of Washing ton. t> C . formerly of Dlockvilie, I* hyre on a vi*tt to felatlvea. The i h-irmlng Mi*a Blanohc Halley wa* In town on* day 1**1 week, the guest of Mr* L r . B.uiOcr. Tne Infant daughiur of Mrl aml Mr*. If. JB Thoiupaon died anil wa* liurie'i In Blackvillc cemetery on the UOth of June. j Mis* Nina Cave of Columbia is tho gu**t oj In r wiati'i Ml*. M.'t,. IleAVlit Mr liooseyell. who re ceivcd noptcaeflt, Im* shown hi* feel- log* by the nppidntmelu* of Turn Tnl hr,rt h* post maattr at Abbeville and~j—Mft. Susanna Green and family have Itirh Small* »* collector at Beaufort. The politician* are udw proclaiming from the house top. mid through the now spai’Cr* that education I* the one and unly cure-all for present and coining HI*, and «nmc go so fur as to favor fOTcTrig every kid to take the medicine. Some of the«n pulitlciil doc lor* dp not .00111 to ktitw yhat bonk learning U quite a dlif*!rent thing from geuuiiie an I unadulterated Education. The esteemed Greenville New* of Sun day nnoccupic I r.-jfUlenco* In that grow ing city and advised the building of new dwellings to be rented to now comer*. -> ' J- ‘This paper ihink- 1 that (Jreonvllle and all ir-s thriving place* can nntkeronTir for all new citizen* by getting more or lc<* of their old population* to emi grate to tlu; unoccupied hinnes In the country, where they might do better fur - -.tw* themselves than is recorded of their town or city live*. Other young men of other ColSoftfw' h*.! knowledge of the contwit* uf the 'Jeftd wt no Colleges at *H need the sitine •dyke and need it now, Aiken will have a double hanging of «olor«d tmm 011 August 3 Luke Gray will nn that day aulfcr tho 4l-*th pcnaC- -w- rr ,: zrr . . York Staie. contained in * recent interview printed In the Charleston Evening 1’nst. ^ l«»thwtmmh»rorMTUTTlT'»rd Wood ward in hi* store *t Montmorenoi* Wcnlt Oliver, prasecutod with Oray. was found guilty of murder with rey- «tmniendaiinu to men'yand will serve u life seutancc In the Fvuiteutlafy Isaac’I Itumpaon will he hung on the same day for the murder of LIkzIc; May* in Beech I .land Mis brnther WlllfAm wa* recomniendqd to mercy and for the romalitder of h|a life ihr 1‘eniteutlai y w iH 4nr ht* borne. Candidates J, Fraser Lyon and J NV11 lard Ragsdale have been chaMan- ging each other that If one would rc "Sir® t he other would.get Ojit of the way and leave (feu. - l,erov K. Yminmns * clear track to tho Attorney GeneralV «mca It would •*« * graceful act fur the wnaef* of the State P» retire for this time both these amhitloua and able xoung gentlemen on Augnat i«tH, and crown the uohlcKt Homan of the bar with a last i«*tininnlal of their regard for his high character and service*, Ills superb lileniaat.d life long public qeryice. Thera are cnmpenaatlona fo all hu man affair* and condition*. In killing Congressman Faltaraon's amendment, to appeofiriata IfH.UOO to convert aim gov eminent property at Fort ltoyal into a naval training station Congress disap pointed the sea coasters greatly and poaaibly threw away the million do! Ur* already Invested (here. But the refusal k> eatahheh the train lug schmd will no doubt save many am- bitiena young men of the Smith At- Uutio State* from voliiutAeriug to serve TJncle Sam 011 thv arms. Ho while Fort Moral may feel sons the rest of the Mute and Its sister commonwratths will rather have cause fur rc).dc'ng in that ♦heir young Men will slay with tho old' ♦oik* Instead of leaving the home roof tree* for carevre of peril and wasted Avar*. •‘The boll weevil I* coming” *ht* the «aorgla 8ut« Kiitomologiat, k. J. "'toIth who h*« recently relunmd from an extended trip through Texas and I^oiiUUna. where he investigated the tatages made upon cotton bv the boll weoril and the methods employed for iU extermination, sounds a note of warning to tfteprttnB pUntera of Geor gU. Ho certain d.VC* it seem that lbl* peat will reach the Held* of Georgia, •nleas some unforeseen barrier present* MaoH, that Profeasor Hinilh urges that Who—will bo thw next Governor of Snuth Caroling! 1 1’cupie who Hfee to rh)c on the band wagain are asking themselves and the politically weathenvlae that question, and will gtvrert) theiii*clvua accordingly. * . In all candor white the G-ivernor of a State gets the must of the hdnor for good accomplished and the fuwe«t kick* for tho haru, done ho I* and ought to bo more of a figure head than a real power and Intlrienite, A* a part of tho governmental machinery he approve* inany law* and rarely vetoes one, dlatrlbirt s a few loaves anti tisjiea to tliw*c who *lnz.liit.Afi^>,a-taLiualaa. fourth of July speeches at all sen sons of thtrynyr; tie think* he 'work* and imagine* he Is overweighted with re- sjNmsihillty, hut the fact I* that a level 4»eaded Senator‘or KepreaentatiVe Isa far more useful and imporUnt-perspa. a".. ... And the moral I* that the"pimple should take more interest in,the selec- timi ntnlclectlou Of tho meii who do the real worlf Than in the choice of the overseer. ' - C • mpartsima are odious but there 1*., a ktrlKingly suggcsiive parallel be tween fhe pulling of our pupil* for immigration and the drawing of the wooden horse into the citadel of 'IJroy, with udda of judgment in favor of the ancient*. To Muun i£ mewnt pesce •dfering that Would trppf*«o Hie irate god* and clear away the storm of war. Well, it did end it, but nut in the way expected, Ottr pupils seem to have a* little thought as to the consequences of Italian immigration as the Trojans wooded hdrse. the Now let us quote from Italian physician account of an and philosopher who has succcxaluUv. planted cOlimioa Of hi* <‘nnnf rr man le iD-UU- Um a d«v. Wc-kumniartie : None'of the better clnas of Italians have yet conie ro il«* Houth ami none will come until as sured he I on ha nil of steady employ- ment at one dollar mid a half wages They are saving and a* soon uccmnuiated H lew bunded home ami hi* next GTilown. In New sold for $3-1 to 50 l>er acre the saltlenient of lUilians hs* advanced the price to** lilglT a* one hu* doll,.rs he buys » atm ItTTrilfhi of YutA.A.1 ima-iawls - per ar.re: “ Now there is not a cotton grower in South Carolina who could nironl to give * toady empJejjHEnt_-et « dollar and a half a day to a Held laborer? One di«&*irmi* emp would put hTm lii bankruptcy and two failure* would land hi* family in the |K>or house. Tho coming of InimigranlM in large number* would h4lp tho cotton manu facturer* of the world by increasing the crop and lowering the price of the white staple, might help the cltlc* by giving them a larger trade, and would probably increase the labor supply of the Carolina cotton mill* by forcing more, native* from the field* to the factoi les. luimlgrntlnd- can not help the farmer, even temporarily, who need* more Held labor, because its co-t la too great. It would encourage the emi gration of our own people, by raising the prices of laud out of reason. It would mix up Vlth 11* a people of strange language*, custom#, morals, religion and no politics and do more to subjugate tho South to Northern and Eurbpvan auseialnty than the war between the Stalea, the recun*ti-ucth<n persecution, the Ogden crusade and all the other devlcea of our enemies. ilhc 300 Cords, Good Dry •4**Wood For Sale by-#. BARNWELL OIL MILL. University of South vK-' 8K88I0N 1906 1907 BEGINS VTET)- -KEAt>.\Y, SKrrKMBElTidTll. -M r. If. !*. Dych** and faintly move to Aiken thi* we^k and hi* residence httre will bo ocunpled by Mi'. A. II. N'cesou and family.. the and ho'irty welcome. Mr»c L. T. le.lar of Ocala, Florida, I* visiting her daughter Mr*. C. S. Bui»t. II 1). Still & !»>n* shipped u-t wei-k two,car* of canulouim* to Northern ni trket*, the first of the teason fiom thi* county, and so tar a* we know thu ti 1 *t in the Htate. The ItlackvBIc Graded School will open it* next >-e*sk>n yvith an excellent corps of tear her*; Ffincipal. 1’rof. J. K. lioluiid of Aikfh; Assistant*, Mr*. C. IL Kelly, nf.lilaykyllte, Mins Sadie Cnghtinue uf iuhnmljnu. Mi** J*»*le llaiden'hf < tbesjw.anJ Mi«a Ida Eas terling of TKtuim h. c. CmpA Itava improveiL some in the last ten days, but are very *iniill awtl backwVfd and on liigh light laiitk very yellow and shedding. Mr John C. M.itiliew* had the mis- forrune to lose two line inuU>* hy .i/ltt niilg hi*l m-' if Hfpl he Imd .fuax-Joatr two previous to that. Live »u>ek In aiiruncc would pay well *11 cases of tlri* Wind tlr Fred l> wni*h of Macon, Ga., I* vNilinx ruliiiive* here and he isalway* a WSTcnitie visitor to Blackville. Farmer J. |i. Whittle is a suocev.ful solver of the labor problem. On a hun dred acic* iff hi* l»e»t laud hmHade t.lit* year ten tliousaud bii*hr Is of oat* and otr other iaud* ; not so wefl im- pittved tWrty dmshels to thq ucie. On laud tr«o from stump* or tree* the out crop cftn--he made and harvested |)i in- cipally by mule* and machinery with a small and abort outlay lor labor to opeiate.lh'J iviprove.j implemeuU that are now couiing into general use in the South. . ( Constant finalDischarge. moved to Spartanburg and we regret to lose tin 1 *®’good people, Mr. L F Biuiiiu ha* punhvscd residanco of Mr* Su*unua Greed no« w i 1 ,c-. »n- moved Into sown t**t week. To « iven lhnt the un good ixeellenivcilizenfr exiond - ,Ur * l * ,n;d w ‘ t4 w ' ' tb<- couijdaint. «01»T ALOHIOH, I’laintifi'* Attorney. UvDuu; ,1 II HKlTi — Mi*se* KasJgJ^oud and Anita ?iicl- Hcliauto ate at fioma fol vacation from lbe Conlederile lioine Colleg.i in Clmr- lealoiii 1. __ Mi**^ Lc«*l« arid Sajlie Honntree havw returned ‘from an extended trip to John*t<niCand NortQTtAugusia 'Miss ilizzle, IValj tyrnl M r*. Lottie A n deraon nf Dunbarton visited Mr*.- W. L. J-ackaon.Laat week. ; ’ . ■— Two Hum and Arwt otHts -VViTTiaM.n young men vvcrjtjiuiuriedlast week, Mr. J. A. Newsom, now i-ahjerof an Aiken bank to an Illinois lady and Mr. A. S. Hair to Mi*». Yarn of Branch vill... Mr.- I). L Meritt la having g hand- *b«;e six room cottuge erected on pllhuruh Street Old lime farmer* bad many Idea* and belief* gathered from cxperleoffce and observation ihat are out of date' now. One of them wa* that the cotton crop ‘ did it* do” during the forty dog day*. Then zliruuhHdrtg-rovmTrerpnir county ferMiiZer* were unknow n and the crop cXncation earnestly reque* rop grew aii<FmsJtuml *lowlv. while now picking l*hr fuTTaw+ng when the ilog day* iNiHaihly tho washing out of fertilizer* hy the June rain* may make ±b» prcsetit—emp an old fashioned one. FAMOUS WAIi HORSES, ■ .. flan-. R.-dt, f,e«’a favorite war hor»e wa* a e.ohhullt gray guiding named Travell er which was-fiMileil In West Virgin- l:t (ten Lee' fiiil-a him in every battle **f K i ctTmoiiinT^ A iTi)n: maitox. Traveller died of lock j »w brought on by puuctuilug hi* 'foot hy a riuty nail. , Ho lived a year or, two loQgcr than lii* inai>;>-r. ‘ - -- - Stonewall J.|c_k«on’* fovorlto waa an undersized sorrel geldti g of meek ap- pearAima, nAmeil Fancy, on* of a car hv*d cant-ured by J.ickson’a foot cavalry Fancy bad a Way whenever the com inandTrattrTLnf lying down and rolling Hfonewall was on ht*~ hanYI when hi^Tcrejvid hladeatU—wound at Ch.-im:cl|oi«i 11 hr; lancy was lo«r for a while hut*' a -flonfederaio soldier found liiru aniL Fani-y mu* giveo-q- gnml hfimtf *1 ihelioiiic of Dr. Motri- *on, Ccn. Jackson’* fattier in. Uo, in hi* death Lincoln Ihomty N.-G. trrrttl li ftlftt) aboi> t IS veKrajuro. Gen. V\'ade Hamilton'* favorite wa* -‘ll( I 5niregard” the bHiiiNonicst borsa in the t'oofetleratu armv.H lmy lii',1 hand* high. Ho wn wm idod aFGTttvTburg the ti juL _„Fi)]7iiw in^ ihn Hiui-i'al Id Iho hn*pit.-,l where ho wa* unbridled and unsaddled. Then throwing hi 111*0If down outside the hospitil tout ho died. If ri. Grant’* fa vorite w .t* a small sized hay gelding taken from the Jeff Dnvi* piantatirtn in Mi-*i**ippl, IV. T. .Speruuu rode during hi* march to tho *ea a large sizad hay or brown ge.jdiog named Old fumph. THE COTTON CROP. The July cotton report of the New York Journal of Cominerce, ba*ed on replies of 1 .W*‘pedal correspondents, average date Juno 23 shows the con- dlt'ou of the crop to he S3,7 as com pared with'81,2 last year—; 1 — Tin 1 condition hy States was; Texas 83. North Carolina 80. South D.iroHn.i 7<M; Georgia 82 3; Florida 77;" A1.v- Immn 82 fr Mississippi 8.1.3,* Louisiana 84,8; Arkansas 84 7; Tennessee 80; In dian I'errltorv 8« id; Oklahoma 80 Bull weryils ar« reported In-33 enunties in'Texas and in Louisiana, hut tho dry weather there prevent* their spread. • SEE ABOUT THIS. Becretnry of 8t»io Gantt wl-he* It fifth" undsrstood Ihat *0 far a* hi* i.f. Itye I* eoiieerned h« will i>*ue orders legislature abowtil make some pro- Shot hJI election «fHeera »haiMfi*l*t 'it. sttould the pest snpear one him upon the actual jwesentatlon of regl»- nlkaor lurrreahead of its datural tratioo icertiflcate* and tax rycq |ilt for destroying cotton over a ImTnrs they are alinwi-d to vote. He reimbursing the planter, Insist* that It I* plainly the law that f*r the loss. i .1 electors lunst present registration cer- expqrlmenCTs being tifieste* and fax receipts and nnleas g tho post wlto , thi* is done they should be denied the bsyk befiftff that, vote, do make* this ftBonuneement - to tbe cotton now so that *14 may t idielr certlfl- ~ ^ f kcut la ample Hice. Five courses leading to B A. degre<•, and to l». I. ilegree and one to L. Iz ,B. degree. Orilfioate* given for work completed In any one of the depart* mnuts, -—^ Fxpenseir: Tuition fee 140 0-1; Term fee IIM (X); Room fee $8 (JO; one half nf each must bs paid at tho bogmiilng of <*acli term. TiiIlIuu lee may be remit ted upon presgnntfion'llT cert ideate or inability to p%v the tho aamo. B^JAMIN SLOAN, Fraaident. (HTstg Tuesday. July 31»t. 190-i, file fii* final account with Roth -lohn K. Snelilng, Judge of Prollst'. for 1 Barnwell County>nd apply for leiU-ra diitujssury as Guardian of the «. rataa of Alfred Hil!. Johnson Hill and Rob bie Hilt. w. i.. mn. * — Guardian. COMFETITIVE EXAMINATION*: Competitive • Exsmlnstlona will held at Barnwell oh Fildsy, July 6-h r 1906, commencing at 9 o’clock a. m. for scholarshlpa in tbe following named Htate College*: Two. normal achoUrships In the Uo|ven<|ty of Month CaroTlrva. ; ‘ c . One Agricultural beholarahip In Clen»*on College. - -* al<o. / One scholarship lu the of Chnrlektpn. - 2.. « Application blanks for the Cleni*<m scholar»4Up nan be obtained of the un dersigned on application in person or by letter. For application blank* fur the Uni versity Scholarships apply t»> President Benjamin Hlqitn.Columbia. Winthrup College Entrance Kxaininatlona will be held on the same day. These do not carry a-Jiular*h i p* >- . B. M. iJarllngton,— , Co. Hu |it. Kd, ^: — -p A1»1 INISTRATORS‘SALE. In imrauance of nn order from Pro- hatmluurt, I wiil sell at Kline, S. C.. on the J’h, dav of July at IJ o'clock m. two mules and one cow. * balongiug td estate of Mr« Martha 8. Myrluk. Terni* cash, or If ssVisfactory security offered 6 months ibnc w ith interest J. A. JENKfNS, Atlmr. J title 21 ’06 /President, - Orangeburg, S. C. . . The Orangeburg Collegiitte Institute has repcntly dosed what has been by far The most successful year in its history. It is a fine place to educate your bovs and girls. Our new catalogue tells all a bant the school, and is f rec foiDtO ask ing. ^nd us jm adilfesa and we will take pleasure in sending you a copy. VV. S. PETERSON, T President, , ^ Orangeburg, S. C. TUB STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COl'NJ'Y OK BAKN’WELfc, Court of Com inon I’lra*. ‘Stephen Tyler. I’laintiff, • againvt , l-niah Tyler, Anna Stathani, Jume* Mo#frIey, Luiiier Mo*eU‘y, M'lilier Moo- ley’, Oim-nr Mnariev, Clifton Mofrctey,. MidtiCTfloitir Faiiat i’ktrick. Jauy Mozeley, Artlmi L. Have*, Burg’** Fcrgusoii, and Ada Ferguaon Defend* ani* - CAU’-Y SUMMONS, for RELIEF. (CllMPLAlXr HKKVKD.) ^ To the Defendant* above nameif: Vow arc herotw auininoncil and re quired to an*wer the eompl .lnt |U thi* action whiclr wa* filed in tne ofllci of the CtyXk of the Coui tC for *»lil Coni,ty t*n ilicSml dav of July A. D. 1DIHJ lyml to rerve a copy of your aii*w’er to tho *.-«ld complaTpt oil the *iyH*erlh«r ut hla <4l4e« In Baruweil within tWenly day* after the aervico' hereof; exclusive^tif tha day of *ucli -orvice; mid If you fail to ailMwer the compluint within the ti me aiorenaid. the nlaintiff in thi* action will apply (AMiiiS Court for the relief dmiandin lie Defendant#, Mattie Glo«Wrr»jr“- Faii«t Fatrii k Janie Moxelcy. Anhw L Have*, Burge*# Fergnxon and Ada Keigu*on. 'I’like noticn that the complaint, to- gi-ther with tlm nuniniinu. of which the foregoing I* a copy, wa* Hied in the of fice of tl.e Clerk of tho Coni't of (Com mon 1'le.-.* for.Barnwell County, in the State of Sout’l t’arollna, «o the kbi’ond day ofjlulv, Ar D. BfOfi, Barnwell, S. (T. - July ’Jed, HM)'’. * ROrBT ALDfJICH. I’lainlfW* AHorney. < U" NOTICE I’O TEACH ERs, Oflli-.e of Snptnf E.lne-ll^" 4-— Barnwell ft. C , June i.-j, I'J.KV J The Barn well-Aiken-Bamberg ilij- triot aiiuituer *choo| for white-'’t4-.)uTh ; erv will he opened at Barnwell. S. C . Mon day. July x3 I at 12 11.. and i-lo*e 8af- hoard t* all teacher* who expeet to feat-h in the free piThftc achool* of 1I1I* county to attend th« Miiiiiner achoola, and. to en courage them jo attnmlr-Jrave pa»*crt- the fblbtwiiig reablution : Rcaolved. That the county board of f-ilu'cation do alii, #0 far I* po##ib!e. oy dividiiigSproportionatelr the hind ava 11 aIdefor |n*tilute purpmma wmoilg the Barn we I coupty teacher* who have either taught lu Barnwell couttfv dur ing the pa»t H’liaol year, or nf" ooder contract lo lrueh In Barn jlmiUX-JQo nixt *t:h-rtil tnrr: alteml eifher tlje fttnfe an miner m-IiooI ait Rock Liid, C., or the district *um m-r sdniol at BarnwHI S. C: Fro- _yided. )*t.,4hat -rai h teacher U at an jKtnal expen-e, for hoard; 2d, that -nch teacher receiving #iich aid *iialt ei.io'l at the opening of tlie school, attend regularly and ►t-tnd the examination at th*ct r in*e <»T"tbe rchool. Tim renewal of a teacher’* ccrtiOcafe by fhe county board of eebteTTHrm-irforfitifdaw In Iiit- nnlew* the- teaclicr aTfeiid* a siimnii-r school for ic.vcher* and luakc* a satis factory record. All teacher* who neglect or ml I to aMrnih'efTtr-r the Ftate schooT 'Tir the district school tarn) whom rertlfimitc* have expired) will have an nppoitnniry to g> t i-enillcute* of quaLillcjaa*ut-at the September examination for teacher*. A lallure in atrend either of the sum mer nclniul* of ihw W&iHblBatlori wttT place Hi.* renewat-ftf vmir certificate In FINAL DISCHARGE. - ^.Notice i* hereby given that the un- deraigired will on ftatiiMlay, July 28ih, 1906, file Id* final account with Hon John K Sniflllng, Jutlge of Probate for Barnwell Countylaml apply for letter* di*mi**.ory ** Guardian, of th«* estiiti* of (julllie Harvey, .shellle Harvey, Virginia Harvev. (>nry Harvey. Mary llarvev. Pearl i'iarvey, Pittio Haney and Pinkey llarvcy. J. M Harvey, Guardian. June 26rh FOR SALK. /T ft/'cnod band Sixty Saw kinship Gin. Feeder and Oonilen*er. 1-Forty Saw Brown Gin, with a Pratt C01,denser, no Fce4er-; In fair condi tiou. Apply to C B. Kill*, . Martin, 8. C. REGISTRATION NOTICE. The Registration BnoIrg-wrIU be open in the Court llnu**e on the first Mon day (sale dav) in ewch iiionth for the ti anaactjog nf such burinc#* as I* re quired bi" law. * a ‘ W. J. Baxlej, Chairman. O. R Dun bar. ■Secretary. IT 'Real Esiate for Sale IN tma of BMville. / PAYS TO ADVERTISK WHAT YOU HAVE FOR SALE. One bonne and lot f«r *ale ( lot seven ty feet f*c:ng on "Clark Street hy one hundred and »ix»v feet depth. On tld* lot in a good dwelling house, wiih four' bed room*, dining room and kitchen, and bath room and good water; bou# cUxuparativelF”new, and Clark Street ope of tlte most popular in the tow n Title good. * • .Uue-bomw qfHHot for sale, lot forty feet facing on Dexter Street by two hundred feet diepth. On thi* I* a two story dwelling house with four lied two- nip arnF’two down stair*, with dining Foom and" kitchen. Thi house I* on one of the be*t resident street* of the town. Title good These house* and lot* ire cheap for the price* asked. ' „ A twiji.'#torv brick building, store beneath, residence room* -above. >11 needed ouibiiililing*. one of the most desirable hiixinesa Stands, on South Side ol Railroad A'venu<W 11. F. Biiist, Esq. AgC THE «LE«S0!f HiRKlJtTtf- RAL COLLEGE. Kxamlnafioii For Agricultural Schol arship*. Exan’lnation for award of the vacant ■Scholarship* witl be "held In the Court IIon»e of the following enutitle* Juiy (5 at 9 a. in. Applicant* must not be. |e#¥ rlianiii vcar* of age and mu»t funiRh an h vnnrable discharge from last school attended. Number of scholarsbip* vov ttu* baud* of the State b-mrtl-of exlvrca- si.on after hi* mu-tor waa hnnta -fi , ont r ^b>ni. " The fo’rlowing pfilcl'Mit faculty will he in charge : Frof. \V. I,. Bronker. of Aiken, superintendent; Frof E. If Hall, of Denmark, and Ml*g Jennie Brown, of Aiken. a*«Ufaiua. — - The course of study at the district udinnl will consist of the fol hi wing hranche*: English Grammar. Practi cal Ariihmetic, AIgehra.f’ivH Govern ment Phyeh*logy anil Hvgienw and primary methods. For information as to hoard, etc, address R. Boyd Cole, Barnwell, S C. 'I here will aNo he a district summer school at Edgefield, s. C , for the ne gro teachers of Kdgetietit, Aiken and Barn well counties, opening July HJt.h, and closing August 4th. The con dition* staled aboie concerning- the renewal of cer'-’lituiics apply to the negro school* and the renewal of the certificate# of negro teacher*. B M. Darlington.. County Snpt, of Education. T<i«n*fcmoreMrCnll PattenssoM.tal#»t’nh«* ■lair* th..* nf any elk. r ai>k« o I i>a i< ina. Tkia la as •ccount at tbnir •lyli,.accuracy sea otupUrily. McTalPa MspaatBC Thc liuren nt r-<*klos)kas ■Sera iukwnhrr* ih,.n any eilirr Laillc. M w »m«. On# War • auincniulnn {a nnmkerr) comi ao ere I*. latcM frumlyr. H erfrT*. t vny Miktcrftcr gat* a McCall l‘at- «crn * re*. SuMri.* taOay. „ I<W*T A ye sin VCsatril. RaaZvona rmsluisaat r.h-. vie—h •—E#'twi. n. Val-rr-1 luialut »«' cl fro ds *!;»«) «n.| FidSi-im l al»lo,-nt t. hovu^ «no sma «ia Gold on 3 Rlcntho’ Trial Y.wr »M>rc7 ret!ir;«l i( notwtisiVxl iu every nay. AU7AYS READyl FOR blSTAHT USE bec»acc the‘'Orb^-MasnAtk” itf/ntrucKy /.-'ir W//riD.| XL, liollo-v ground iu ct owu xaCx'lr rsici3 pecujir wvy. With anre I ordioary cartful yJcrKSr £ *2^® . use. It will l,uU s&lSjr **•■>•*' “ I iu edjr# isr . Hlitm y da'rT wiih _ _ "Cfrfbc-Magwelic” Elas tic Cushion 8tiuy«, $1.00, Fit* booklet ‘ EicutoSt” For sale Ej E A BEASCN, RAKVW UJU 8. (J. ./tip! ctmt. county, i ; CharofcfiFi tnwTiEjf^ 1; ChesTcr co.inty, 1; t'lmsre-: field county. );('lar- enrlon county, 2; Darlington county, t Dorchester cORtity, 1; Fairfield I; Florence county. 11. Georgetown cmtnrv. 1: t ton county. 2: M* 1,1 * 111 —coutn \ f 1 S|Mit.anhu:g coumy, 1; Sumter coun ty, 1. - __ Scholar*hl|is arc worth" f If t) per rear and free tuition. For further tnforiua tlon call on County Superintendent of Education. For cstalogite addresa * P TI. Midi, Fresident. Ulmnson College. S. 0. Lands for Sale. Red Oak Township, all 50 acres, cleared and rent* well, SoO acres. Red Oak Towpshlp, Dwell ing recently burned; portion in culti vation. 3 Lot* In Town of Barnwell, in good localty, ()nefe»rin Town of Willlston, d*- sirable location. 1‘rltes and term* re»*onabls. J. O. Patterson A Son. MONEY TO LOAN. On parmino lands. Long Tiur. No CpumssniNM (HiiitnRD. Borrow xu pays Actual Uo«t or PKRrKcri.va For fURTHRIt INFORMATION ADDRESS JOHN B. FALMKK & SON, Box 282, (jloLUMBi:, S C. ^THIS SP4CE RESERVED FOR^ ^ ■vst^toh: it ^ i r DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY. THE BANK of BARNWELL. ♦- P CAPITAL, - - *■ - SURPLUS md UNDIVIDED PROFITS. $60,000- - $30,000. Keeping your tfioncy In a IwnV isn't n--i-t'*y»riiy #arlng money. Rot H b pyot.-i ling mote-y from l<** of all klii!l*. feline people iblnk that money in a hank mn t not »#• spent Quite the contrary. I*nt ytoir meitey tu tin- bank ami pay yoar Hll* hy ciieck Then you will know as all thu** jnrtwhere ><-u .-land. Kill# paid bv cheek are. never question ed. Men w-ith ctM-ck-huoka hi thdr p<jck«-u», and their money in tb« bank ure never r*vbt>ed. {■ It will I*,- to your advantugo bi talk tM* subject over with ns. If Impoo- ilhls to call,' we should appreciate a letter. p f. Y. t’ALHOl’N, Prcrhtet)*. BUTI.EU HA GOOD, Vice-President. P M. HLTKINGH AM, t.ashler. G. \V. M ANVILLE, AsuL Caokicr. FOR SALE A " ... . One second hand-15-II. V. Kng4w»; One it II. J* U*4ier; Ofie fitV Sawr Ghv; t).'e Feeder and Conileit«er; One Bo** Pre**. All can be repaired for #50 00. will sell outfit fur $300 00. fall or w.pllft..; • ^ ’ J H. Duncan, 38—45 - - X V.,,?. HilloReyllhvS. U. - FINAL DISC'HARGK. Notice Is hereby given that the, twi« scholatablm wtw vacated aftar Jnlr a»ti i tleisigimi) wiltT<n . Monday,''July Kith. 1906. . file Iter final a>-coutit^wLtii Hon. John K. Hneiling. Judge of Probate for Barnwell County, and applv fur-letter* dismi**ory as ailmlnl«tratrix of John H. Ziasett, deceased. ~ * Mr*. India Z!»*eU, Ailnvlnistratrix. June 8th, 1906. MONEY TO LEND We are prepared to nsgotlatel -Barnwell countv, 1; Beaufort- J jn D r ” v * < * fsrm* for live year*, partial payment* interest 8 pepctni on lonna^ under fl,-0OO; 7 itei cent -on loan* ovet ♦1.000. Don’t write, come and sea., us J r O. Patterooo & Sou, *R-i "— WINTHROF COLLKGK sc f jl vrmip ANaKYcavsrc8 . examination. The examination fftr the award of vacant scholarship* in Winthmn Col lege and for the 4 adinl**i«m of at the County July 6tli, at not be le** and for *tH«4em* WdII '"Be Ketd Court House on Friday, 9 am. A pplislftit* must than—fifteen yt ars of age. W hen they will tie awarded ur thi>*e ntakinj the high-*t average at this tion pnivhled they nteet the cc goyernlng the award. m-b<>lnt*hip* should w rite its Jojintoo before the examltk siotniiar-hip aitptication hlankl Scholar.hips are worth flUO^nd ff tuition. ’J he next session wltf o|ieu Siqitember 19ih. 1906 fni-further 1n« Ktr tint Inn and walalngnei address 1‘lfts. f). B. Johnson, Rock 11111, ft. C. fixe Mtuavfxvws. - fine milch cow* Partlb* desiring please write to Will sell tor beef cattle. ' W. C. SMITH, WlLMSTOX, S. C. for cash or exchango r DICKS - HOUSE, 634 BROAD ST., AuaceTA.Ga. Excellent rooms and good table board. Rates, $1.50 per day; special rates by rtte weclt. A P. Drown. Prof For Sale. IfryDairyTarm is for sale* consisting: of $0 head of Regis tered and Hjgh Grade Jersey Cattle, Sjj&lA horse- power Gi^oJllKLEn^ine, Grain Grind er, Cream beparator, and aM things necessary for running a modern Dairy. Cattle and Fixtures cash; Residence and Farm on easy terms. Write for particulars to GLENDALE JERSEF FARA\ Barnwell, S. G. JAMES A. WILLIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Burckhaltkr — Building, Barnwell, - - - - S. C. Practice In State and Federal Court*. Prompt Atten tion Given to all Business. DR.». P. LEE, JR • f Dentist, ’WIM.IsTON, - - s. c. WnrUrorTt any where in the connrr bj #j>*h*U» a|vpolq|tmenu DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS. DENTAL SURGEON, BUCKYIUE, S. C. Will be at his BacnweL every Monday L F. UlboiB, P. H. Bicliigiaa Wed. McHab office Tuesday, and at his office in Blackville Fr’uluv and Satniflay. anr. hoiue every Calhoun & Co. •"A FIFE, Lifej Accidei|t s DR. W. C. MILHOUS, LIGHTNIN AND Live Stoc] BariicII, - • • S. C. From November ist to April I will be in my office- every Jay. P*rom April to November I will * attend calls in the country or meet patients-art anyo{ oar towns wiiS —At Lowest Rates In- Strongest Company