The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 12, 1906, Image 2
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The Barnwell People.
am. V. HOLIES, Eiltlr I Prop'f.
IARHEST COUSTl CIRCCLATTOS.
• THUIWMAY. JULY 13. WW.
auJ RnfkjrOrr'cke, which divide Kdge-
fleid. J’hcnce bv » etriUght line drawn
,H. 17 \V. f9 n*llc* end -I4 r-halnp, nr un-
Jtil It k:U*r»ect« the Savannah River at
a point one mile nbnve Silver Khiir,
whUdi 41vld«i It from Edgefield.
Thence down the Savaunah Klv*-r to
the plane of beginning. lUrnivell die
till t averagea 48 mllea long and itOmllea
broad, and contain* Hil.flO't acre*.
Rv the cmiana of tSWO. ;there were
wbJif*, and f(i(K) alavea, total
TO SENATOR TILLMAN:
Thk I’KorLE would lute -to |*«ar von
iliactua totl^v the dealntbllUy. and diUr
gera of Immigration fully, ffecly arHT
f.iroefitlly.
Toonr mind that b*aue la of much
greater moment to our proMperlty.
our civilization and our political well
bditg than any and all other matter*
•now prevented to hml claiming the at
tention of onr people.
A* weaee the prevent Mutation and
dorecftM the future the deterin itied and
deliberate purpose of llie Sot'lb anil tfi*
capital U to 11.md the South witlt cheap
labor from abroad that ibe cotton man-
afacturer* of ttie world may have an
over aupply of cheap cotton, that the
inill« may have a full abundance of
«dic.\p white alave operative labor, and
that our civilisation so long and so
•turdlly protected may be reconstmc
ted according to Nortliern Idea*
If we are wrongs ^tred hv *|>ook*
that have no present nnd will have no
Tiitnre exUtertce, it will be a coinfort to
have the acalca lake^n from ottr eyca.
„ If wc are right ilten we shall have
vniir pi clt fork to nclp our peu in dn-
lence of our mother .Stiite.
In 18.0 the popolwtwn jVrag tt* folhrait
Ijluil while*, t*® slave*, and io- flee
negroet. making a lotal of 11 7*i0
tructlve to ti, and will eventually Int- sehoni for wjiite teadrer-
p..vp,rh»h—the country. Uno .of two
tiling* wilj have to be p'|r*ued, either
adopt toe acrlcultnral ay stem, of
to
I lie tavyw pa i«t by tliia UUuJetlnto mn mi ring Uui uptamls, or lo enter upon
A goodly nnmber of Barnwell men,
candidates In the pa«t. present and fu
♦ore tenses, spent “Tim Fourth" at
El lent on,. All carried largo appetite*,
kilt none brought any hunger homo. 1_
Slngly and collectively the returned
Epicurean* have renmrkMl •’You don’t
know what you mirted by not being
the re.” , '
Rnrwedoknow. for our recollection
of that good (Jonntrle goes back to the
day* when there wa* no Klleuton,
when near by Point Comfort wa* al
ways overflowed by the imrnmifflfalde
hospitality of the goml parents of till*
generation. j '
Uood times, such a*, the visitors bud
revealed lo them on the Fourth.
lieeu part of the warp and woof of life
- Along the EnurMlle aHlde thi><rTmiiie-
Miorial, and will conlluue, for it* people
are true to their ancestors and will
never become waudcrc* after and wor-
a(iip|tnraof strange gods.
the Stiiie iieanirv aiuomUed la-t year
1182',) in |.*i,'’U|,Mt.
The largci-i portion of lid* district la
saird, bottomed'on clay; some clayey
soils aie to be found, hut the rich land*
border the river* ami creeks. The
product* cultivated are. cotton, corn
some wheat r . vu > "weet potatoes,
pea*, mf.
The™ro[»orrion to the acre, on an
average, 1*. of cotton from •>'8i to8<<0
pound*, in the scerl of com from S to to
lm*lieU, potatoe* lit) bushels , wheat
and rye from 10 to 1.1 boshel*. •
The uplands are valued at from So
to ItO P ,! r acre, river bottom* from bo
to ?30 per acre. Property I* nc.vrly
divided. Wood tlsdd hand* hire at thy
Tato of f KKfOO tor the year and board
The expenses of living in fire district
are generally from |«0 to if00 per an-
ni:m. In tire court-Uiwn it is |120 per
annum.
'Ibe price of provisions Is beyond
their vaUn*, ow ing to the fact that there
i* no corn raised lor *!ile; iberefore the
punter* will not part with It, except
at a high piicc. In plentiful years the
price of com Fa from f-0 to ig)ct*. per
liu.heF, but in olbera it Is sometime*
$1 50 per bushel Mo«t of (he cotton is
rirben to (diarleaton; thmtgb, some is
taken to tinvannuli, and soiiietiino*. to
A+ig«»t*and ttambiirg.' T
The court* arc held In the village
named after the district. It contain*
beside* the court lioii»o and j.|U. roortr
of wocul) a leniale academy, about-30
lii>u*eH and 120 iiiliahilauts, lllstaul'
•tied on the Ea«t side of Turkey
(heck, a hr.tuch os the big Saltcatcncr
chic, ft I* only 55'. miles Irom (joluin-
bit
There l* another settlement formed
in the diotrict at a phtce called Boiling
H|>rttrgs. whvre The p.'aiilors i-pciid liicii
.aummurs. It i* the *e:it‘of an acaucuiv.
I here are scvoial small lakes in thi«
dUlrtct; tort- the' inost hoted is near
Springlown, and presents a beautiful
sheet of water, fully two miles in clr
cumferenca. It I* surrounded on all
rfj -■
There life is uot a giddy dance of
pleasure that ttkes no thought of the
troubled tomorrow, uot the absorbing
passion for gain that burns to ashes
the better impulses of the human souT
ner th« crowding strife and struggle
for the fleeting hnnois of place and
power that wither and crumble In the
gatlM-rlng. butR is ennobled by the
tkberUcd and nnqiicationod acceptance
nnd observanco of the new command
of the Christ, “that yc love 'one
•nothcr.”
The latch strings bang out free fo
tb* worthy because hands ami l^nrtg aon 7 * Branch, the head branches of
~Wre ** «)p«n wTUt welcome a* the homes
witliin whose walls the fragrance of the
addon time keeps swcot as the ^peut of
■oae* faded and gone linger* among
the fragment*) of the va*e that the
bwrd. Iron hand of tl|ne has jrrokeu and
AS IMPOHTAJnrnKChJtOJT.
Circuit Judge l>. K. Ilydrick of
Mpartauburg decided in the recent
JriHtrer* (‘ounly (Ra|ic<isary case ihat
ttls oecessanr for a voter In a., general
•lection tolprotTueo a registration ccr-
tlftcato for Id* l>attot to fie legal
Tlterefore every Ucmocratie voter
abotild see to It that he I* properly
•quippe I with amth trertidi^ate before
the election In ^ovemhcr nHcxi
The Kepiildtcaus ar* going to give all
the trouble puaMbta kit tbc Congress
tonal election, and onr people should
take tho little time and troulde needed
to make the title of the Congressman
too strong to be (incslioned In the
conn-or in 'Washington.,
Edgefield has some curious people
sides by high pine land, and it* shores
present a beach like appearance of
white sand on which carriages nmy he
driven round with couveiih nee.
The low grounds of the -Savannali
River furni*li several lake*, which are,
however, overllowol during the
frtshets.
’I he chief navigable riyer of. this dis
trict 1* the .Hivaottih. w inch admits
tin' passage of steam boats, carrying
1000 bales of cotton.-a* high up a* An
Iimvc M* 1 * UAUtbufg.hia'amw*.
, tn« ocean
. „..Tim Kdi^o wUli'li l« thtr ffr~K:"fToVin
dsry of the district, I* al*o navigstdc
lor good si/.cd boat* tt* w hole length
a* I- also hliaw’s Creek, a brum'll ol
the Kdi«tn. VV+ren ths proposed canal
i* opened betw een the Edislo and Ash-
Icy hvcra. tlie navigation of the Edislo
will he very iin|Hirtant to the dis
trict; nnd should a navi guide Inter
course be ojanted between the waters of
rthaw’s and Big Horse Cricks the trade
of the havaiiyali would take tliia route
Vr ('harlcatoii.
The Big Saltoatoher'may "be mnde
nuvigablc to ttnv CoOrt hbuMvat a very
small expense. tbe'%bstruclkm* being
conlinptk to log*
TIW Iuavvt and «4pjjcr Tlrmr Rfihs are
ca pa I ilu of an extended navigation,
w hieh, no tloiThtTYvill be ttccoiHpltahed
In tlw progress of the internal im
provement of the state'.
Beside* these siioaui*. there aro
nnmber of smaller creeks, w hich water
the district In every direction. The
vhlcLJttc, the l.itllu Saitca cher Jack
Cbosawalchie; Four Mile branch, 1’co
branch^ Steel, Briar’s and King’
Creeks; - bealdua it immbor of othe
strouns, branebea of the Sali«-st. t»eg
and the Three Run* Creek*, waters ol
the Savannah
—fertmndve forest* of thtc TTheiV pine
t Imtwr citvcj iBk wluiW dlstr+ct m trrr
It* lawyers have asked Judge Hydrlek^wter Blfds, su< li'aa the w ild tin key
for * specUl term of Court to begin the
lost of this month and continue one
week. Members of the legal profe*
*>hni generally Hud it too hot to work at
thtsseasou of the year. If Judge lly-
4rlck shall make the RdgcHeld attor
weys work that week eight or ten hour*
a day he wilt not he bothered by many
more requests for special Courts.
m
A tillOKT SRETi'U *
•f Karnwhll County Copied From
“Milla’ Ktatiatlcs of Mouth Carolina,”
Published lo I8*i.
W, K. Odom. Clemsoo College, 8. 0.
In the Hr#t division of the State, this
dial riot was embraced within the
boumlark* ♦*# Carteret aad-flraiiyille
Comities. When the province was HI
Tided Into aeven p-ccinct*, Barnwell
was included In thejdrstrlct of Orange
burg. The Seulemvut of this part of
the state took place pbont the same
%J»loh*wa!r*rl y- (> j? r * a|t ‘ :b,,t *
In IHtlil Barnwell w^s erected Into an
fndep‘ndeut judicial district, under Its
>vn*ear title, which was given in honor
•f tli* Bamwellaor Beaufort.
Bara well Ison a ofTboTnumdary dla-
kricta of the state to the Southwest,
luting divided from the statonf Georgia
bv tbeAevaonah river. It,I* separated
from Beaufort district and pari of
f otlemn. by a straight flue drs w.r frbin
hnela* tree, near Matthew’* Bluff on
tsavMonfrti River. N 53 K. 4U mile* and
90 chatM, or until It InterkcctrEdUto
Kiver at a pine tree marked 3^ about l
ahd 14 -obaina below Walter’s
thenee up the main and south
Sdlate River to a point one
Mhe bork furuied by Bildgo
high iamf* and bottoms, the oak, hick
ory. poplar, gum, eypress, cedar, dog
wood, Kassnfra*, etc abound; id the
swamps, the cypress I* very plentiful
The fruit tree* are, the. aupie. ,|»e4c-h
pear phnn, aiid clivrry^besides grapc*,
nTrlmr* St mw be rile*, besitlwa a variety 1
-<dU4her herries.
I.irgo rafts of pine timber squared
are taken down the Edtrio every year.
The limber liom this region .briogsra
higher price tlun any other brought tp
maikct- T ■ • -^4:*""-
—Barnwell may he couslden-H a*
healthy district. The situation* near
the water courses lining tbe auty-place*
where the inhahUante are^glTltjcct to
btttious fevers. The climate t* pleas
ant, and the air and water are pure.
Several instance* of longevity are to
twtouiHt H
1 hbail, In their season are very abund
ant in tire Savannah River - ’lire In
digenous ft id) are, the cnttl*h, brim,
sucker, trout, ruchtlalr, f ?tlhor-e jtvk
rt*b, perch, etc. 1 )e«r are piety, asaUuJ
fuxfi-v, aooirrels. racco'Ul^7 ojif-o-nm* It-
The pine tlmher.l* row mostly ostd 1
forIhilidlng. Cypres* to cover roofs''
etc I* abundant.
The agricultural system tin fortune,
aMdy does ii‘>t exist In any part of the
district vet, and little disposition exists
In forming soclgliea t<> advance it The
time will, no doubt, soon arrive w hen
necessity, If not a willingness to Intro-
lice It, will taksi »>r»€?r. The present
y«tem of ••»F|, Ivaflng the soil is des-
300 cords.oood Dry^ tUoivefsity of Soli Gaioliiu.
de-Wood For SsUe by^k*-siresioN 1906 1907 BEGINS WED-
BARNWELL OIL MILL.
No Haman Hands Touch
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.,
Office of Mupt of Education.I
Barnwell S. C , June ‘At, 190(1 )
'The Barn well-Aiken-Bamberg
dls-
the plan of reclaiming all the swamn
latoiUi The laucr, under the specie* ol
Ultuio now pursued, seem* the most
xpediont, and oilers greater advan
luge-; Inasmuch as an 'nexaustable aoll
would thereby' be obtained, and the
onirtvy rendered more healthy.
if this'plan were adopted the culti-
atfoo hf tho upland* Would, in a
measure', be nece**aryy-jmtll the pnpu
laMdh and the Improvement of tho
oUutry otherwise would tntko the
adoption of t]je agricultural system
easy. Two different c!«*#.**ut fanHers
would tltHii be formed^; th«('’ planter of
•otton on the low hinds, and on the
t>Uuter of proviaion* on the uplands.
.Such a dlyi-lon would result favorably
to bo lit. tho farmer would yalse stock
and 1>e euabled to uiaoore bis laiida,
while the planter of cotton could de
vote the whole of hi* rich lands to the
rnis'iigof tliia valtiahle product.
The Importance of this sultject will
levclop it-elf a* the country improves
hr we.drb. popuhrtLon, and intelll-
gcnco. The exteiisiVH inlroduction of
education artd the Increasing de.lro
after knowledge lead to the hope that
this petiod I* not vciv remote; .and
br.ppv will it bo for the country when
it arrives. • ., ^
Silver Bluff is one of"the moat re
markable curiosities in the district. It
lie* on tho eastern side of tlw; 8s vaonah
slid rise* many feet above the river,
which pa**♦'* along ii* base ' This
steep btnk rl-hig per|>ondii?nlHr, show*
roMtv atrma 1if earth.’ together- with
many different clnya and shelis, rsp»;
cislly ontrea sod hlscklsh slate colored
earth appsrentry of an aluminous or
vitrlol'K) nature. Barti am here d.*c<>v-
eiod hillemnites, pyrates, narcasite*.
anil rurtphuroos h<«loles, shltHog like
bra*.«, lying in this, black slate like
earth, a* alsi sticks, limb*, and trunks
of trees plea ves. scorns amt their cup*,
all of which werv a* hard and shilling
as charcoal'.
An association has been lately form
ed In this district for the encourage
ment of agriculture. It i* known as
the “Farmer’s Society,” and I* com
posed of planter* from different part*
of the district, w ho meet at the Court
house three times a year. The society
ha* been Incorporated, and promise* to
produce a .good effect on the agricul
tural ttc.erests of tbv district.
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
lie niujlt t'-Pb) day -44
Tfk'e, l will appoint thrye dis
luteiestod persona-to apprstatT aTriTset
On
off, to Mr* l.lllian l.oadholt and her
minor child, llvnrl II. LoadluHt,
homestead in the personal pn»t»ertr of
the late ib-nty II. Eoadtcult, pursuant
to a petition made to me.
AU person* Interested are notified
that any exception* to the lettiin of
1 he appraisers must he made w ithin 30
days alter the date of said return.
II. L. O’BAN NOX.
t .. r Master.
Baru'well, S. C , Jiily-Oth. ll l Q(L
McN'A B i GALDWKLE ,
Akk Ski.i.iku
ELXMK« SttOKR
And Dkess Goonr -
AT COST!
I SOUTH CABOMNA MIUTARY
A C A I > K M Y, O F KIC K O F I’ 11 E
CHAIRMAN. BOA HD OF
: VISITORS*, G+IAB- —
I.KSTON, 8. (’.
—A vacancy In the State Scholash
exist* in Barnwell County.
—JVpptleaiion blanks may be obtained
from
tho Co nuty. H»ij«r 1 tarTT-Ttriwo i 7>f
from the ( hairmao of. the Board o
Visitors, Charle-ton.M C. The-e
ticalions, fully made ogL'. »* directed
roust he in the hands of III*} Chairman
by titfcJ&Rii.of July, —
' OS GADSDEN,
Chairman- Hoant oT Visilor*.
COUl.EGE OF CHAnr.ES’mN^-
C/harleston, S - C.
will be opened at Barnwell. S. O . Mon-
av, Ju)> 231 at 13m.. and dose-hat-
urdav, August llf.h. The county board
of education earnestly request* all
trachars who eK|>ect trt reaeh In the
free public schools of this (imnty to
attend the summer schools, and. ro en
courage them to attend, have passed
the lollow |ng resolution :
Resolved. That the county board of
education do aid, so far as Is possible,
bv dividing proportionately the fund
available for institute purposes among
the B.trnwel county teachers who have
either taught In Barn wall enuntv dur-
ing-tlic p*st scbaol year, or are under
.-ohtract to teach in Barnwell county
doling the next school yodr. and who
attend either the State suminer school
at Rock Hill, 8. C., or the district som-
m-r school at Barnwell S. C; I’m-
vided, 1st. that such teacher I* at an
actual expen«e for hoard; 3d,that »urh
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 certlOcate by the county
board of education I* forbidden by law,
nnles* the teacher Htlntids a summer
•chool lor texchcrs and makes-a-^atlsi.
factory record.
All teacher,* who neglect or fall to
attend,cithir the Stale school or the
dlsnlet school (and whoVe certiHoatea
have expired) will have an bp|ao tuulty
to get certillcates of qua 11 Heat ion at the
September examination for teachers.
\ failure to attend either of the sum
mer schgiol* of ' the exnmlmrtkTTf' wTTi
place tfc renew al of your certificate in
the-hatnl* of the State hoard of educa
tion.
The following efficient faculty will
bc'ln charge : 1’rof. (V. I,. Brooker. of
Aiken, superintendent; ITof E 11
Hall, of Denmark, and Miss Jennie
Urown.oJ Aiken, a»«istaifts;
The course of study at the district
school will consist of the following
'hrancheat English Grammar. Tract!
cal Arithmetic, Algebra,Glvll Govern-
gieut Physiology and llvgiene nnd
prjmsry methods. For inlormstinn ji*
to board, etc, address R. Boyd Cole,
Barn well,.SC.
There will al*o be a district summer
school at KdgeHeld. s. 0., for the tie
gro tcacbers of Edgelield. Aiken and
Barnwell coqotie*, opening July Ittth,
and closing Auguot—4tbr-—T4»«-cmr-
ditlona stated abo.e concerning the
renewal of itgrliflcstes apply to the
KKSDAY,’SEPTEMBER «^H.
Five courses leading to B. 4- degree, |
and t« I. degree and
degree. Ortificate* given for work
cmnpletetHn any one of Ibe depart-^
men to. 1 . ,»,. —-
Expense*: Tuition fee ilOOO; Term
fee Ilk 00; Room fee $6 00; one half of
each must be paid at the
eaoti term. Tuition fee may lie remit
ted upon presentation of certificate or |
Inability to pav the the same.
BENJAMIN .8I.OAN,
President.
lum
,y~
I
FINAL DI8CHAKUE.
;
Nrtriife I* hereby given that the un-
deralgnyd will on
Tuesday. July 31*t. 190'',
fde hi* Anal account? with llon.^John
K. Snclling, Judge of Prohate for
Barnwell County r.nd apply for tettsrs
dls/nissoey sn Guaidian of the estates
of Alfred Hill. Johnson il'.ll and Rob
bie Hill.
w. l. mn.
Guardiau.
THE STATE OF SOtTH CAROLINA,
C-Ul\Tr 1), UAKNWELl-
Court ofCommon Pleas.
Stephen Tyler, Plaintiff,
against
Daiah Tyler, Anna Mtatham. James
From the time the Ohio Golden
Grain Enters the Elevator UntiJL
it Reaches Your Pantry.
r*’.
Moseley, Luther Moyeh-y, Walter Mow.
y. Oscar Moaelav, Clifton Moseley,
iiattie (Hosier Faust Patrick. Janey
Moseley. Arthut L. Have*. Burgess |
Ferguson, and Ada Ferguson Defend
atifs *
CORY SUMMONS. FOR RELIEF. |
(COMPLAINT 8KKVKD.)
To the' Defendants above named :
You are hereby summoned and re-|
qnired to answer the complaint in this
action which was Hied in the office, |
of the Clerk of the Couit for aald
Cooi.ty on the 2nd day of July A. D
Ifthti and to *erve a copy of your
answer to the said comflalnt on th*-
-nhscriber at hi* office in Barnwell
within twenty day* after the- aorvice
hereof; exclusive of the day of such
service; and if yon fair to answer the
complaint within the time aloresaid.
the plaintiff .in tin* action will apply
to the Court for the relief dtniand In
Ibe complaint.
ROUT. ALDRICH,
Plaintiff 4 #TDrofney.
Dated 25th. June A D Ifrji;.
To the Defendant*, Mattle Glosfer.
Faust Patrick Janey Mo-eley, Arihur
L Have*. Bwg»-s k’atrgn.nn'■mt-anta
negro schools and the renewal of the
ccriiHcates of negro teacher*. *"
B M. Darlington.
_/ Countv Sunt. of -Educaila
STATE OfStitrn CARdUXA,
COIN TV OK Hj.ltNWK:l;r,
In the Probate Court.
» ^
fly J. K.
netting, F.*q., Judge of Probate
Barn wet I C-ontr y. —7
In
AVkercn* B. I). P.olen hath made suit unto
me to arant him Lciters of. Administration
with Ihe will amieXt-d on Ihe estate of John
T Bolen, deceased,
Tliese are, therefore, to cite and admonish,
all and singular, tlie kindrtd and creditors of
iIk- sail John T. Bolen, deceased, that they
be and appear^ja-iore me^ Th the ( ourt of
I'lo' Hte to he held-Wt ltafiiwrH on Saturday,
21st July, I9W, after ■puliiii-ation hereof,
at II o’rAock in the foren<Hin, to show canse,
if any they have, why the said^kdiuinlstraiion
should n«»t be granted.
(•inn under my Hand this 6th day of
July, Anno Domini, IDOti.
— J. KTSSELLiyfl,
__ Probate Judge.
• Pulillshed iu The Barxwell. People July
mil. not. ^
^ STATE OF SDCtH CAROUfi,
COUNMY OF B.VKNWCLI
In the Prohate Court.
Bv J. K. ; ueHlmr. Esq., Judge of Fiobate in
Barnwell County?"
Whereas Jutins P. Stroiy| apptlda fOETeh
TiTiT''nT - Adrninistt'a'tion - on the estate ol
Thomas 1W< itml.' h'ei aMi
12l*t , Year beginning September 28
Letters, Seiertce, Engineering. One
BchoUtraliip, giving Tree tuition,
each comity of rinirth Carolina. Tti-
TfTon 41060. Board and furnished
room Irr Dormitory f11 00a month. All
~ These are, therefore, to cite and admonUh,
atf rsief h'inttiilai-. th • kindred and creditor" nr
the Mtt Thorn** llaniimi, dufeased. that they
ar h-fore me, in the CeUjl_uf
Proba'e to be held at* Barnwell on Saturday
July, 21st., 1'Jtsi, aftir piihllcarhur hermt at
II uV.liM'k in the forenoon, to show cause, il
toTany they have, why the said administration
shouijl not Im- granted.
Giueti under my hand this 6th, day of July
candidates for adiui*>ion arc pei nilunft j^ono Domini, IHoO.
to itqinpete for vacant BiVyce scholar-
rdtiiw whtcli pay $!OO.CO a year. For
catalog mhire-i*
Harrl*on Randolph.
Presidunt.
J. K.
SNF.I.I.INf!,
*5 Prohate Judge
Pwbttshed hi Tue Barnwell Peopi.s July
i.’t ii, im
dove, partridge, robin, wiolcock,
duck, Wi d pig«< » and goose, at cSr.aln
seasons, be* 1 dca-th0_yuIturft. bawk.owh l
eagle, ^wallow, red-bird, mocking bird,'
btue-tiird, wren,,and other* ate uumci
on*.
The l>oor of tlihp district ara mppbrfr-t
ed in houses, under an act of tho legls- !
latum pf the lust session. (IS25) Tuere |
were but four person* in Hie hou«V* in '
November last The present hopet in-j
tendent lias a salary ol $350 per annum
a houso to live in, etc; tn« exjH nsea of f
the establish mo 111 not yet know*.
One female ami two male acadmics 1
arc established in this district, and n
number of private school, w h eli are
assisted out of the Free Schools Fund,
provided by the State tor Mm educatttn
of poor children, who are placed at
these schools. 1
' The commissioners re port Ad In nno
year, 430 poor children, educated, and
$1722 47 expended for tills purpose A
library la established at the court
house, belonging to tho Farmers 8o-
elety.
'lih| lUptisU are the most mimnrnn*
relr^iu* seel In the district, the Metho
dists next and ihe Presbyterians n« xt.
This illstrlut lying below tho granite
region, present* no •.q cars true o grat -
He rock, except, perp In the extreme
north east angle w hlc dip* u little into
this region. Freestone a bounds up tl e
Kdiato. The shell liinestone (xbibits
Itself In several plaoes. The tipper re
gion nf ft U a little atrove the junction
of )he upoer Three Runs with the Sa
vannah River. Below this it shows
itself in various piscciLaiLlhe.Uaok* of
lliw -Harmmrfth r *n reU-It 1 tlg aernsi - the
district In about a N. K. conrsw. This
stolid V»lten burnt make* very good
lime, and at some luttuoUy will* tie
valuable for arrlcultiual purioe*.
Beside* tho llin-'stotie *> d freespioe,
very gaul clay for. ualtlog brick is
found 111 the dUtricC
FOR SALK.
One second hand 1ft H. P. Engine
One 25 II. P. Boiler; One B0 Saw Gin
One Feeder and Condenser; Otto Bos*
Press. All can be repaired for Jftt) 00,
will sell outfit for $300 00. Call or
write J II. Duncan,
38—45 MiMettevllle, 1$. O.
C. F. Calhoun, P. M. Bucliuglam
Wm. McNab
Calhoun & Co.
FIFE.
Life, Accidei)!,
LIGHTNING
• AND——'
TtirntniMrcyrKtall PRtleras>nM lntti»T!i«k»#
pttu* t hah rf any other make o I pmtfrr*& 1 n|» 1%
•eevont ol their *tyl«» accuracy mid aimpUity? t ' ^
IVIcCitVl v M Mncravla^fThe Qiiren of Fashion) h«s
more suhv rilsem thai^ Rny other I-ntlirs’ Machine. On#
yrar'a \ulp*crM»«h»n fla numbei^) emu 50 r«"t‘f«*
•umhr-r, 5 c*nt*« Ivny aubtcnfitrg«ua UcCaii Fat-
Um b rca* $4i : J»cHba today.
I«ady Afrenf* Handeomo pmaiums a«
liberal ratli cniiifni«*‘<'n. rarom tVtiahi V oc( nf 4%
•h-n*) end Cattln * U e *uO prem i.mft
dftti I UK Idee ALL hm Ia4i
Live Stock
INSURANCE,
—At Lowest Rates In* •,
Strongest Companies
CALHODH & CO.
~ , —OFFICES AT—
THE BANK OF BARNWELI
It Is Absolutely Clean anti Sanitary-'
IFOIR
MOLAIP & POPTEP.
P. S- NEW CARLOAD JUST RECEIY
, S irin Mr
HARTSVILLE. S. C.
Co educational and mllitarvl Buildings Inrgl and comfjiodl.ttH, - heated by
furnaces or steam provided with ahn »-er baths and situated on a r.miJuxof twelve
sere*. Pure artesian water. . Instructors graduate* of leading college* of the
country. Term* for tmaril, tuition and medical attendance for *e«*l"n $120 00.
Un Ifonns for cadet $30.00 for young lady about $-18.00 for aesson. Write for
-catalog. • : . — " -A-- — — 1
ROBT. W. DURRKTT,
— A M., Pnnc'pal.
Ferg n.on.
Take notice that Ihe complaint, to
gether with the summon*, of which the
foregoing Is a copy, wa* Hied In the of
flee of.the Clerk of the Court of Cmn-
nop Plea* for Barnwell CLoihaA.v-f-4a-the }
8t*te nf ^out'i Carolina, on the sechnd
VV. S. PETERSON, President,
- Orangeburg, S. C.
The Orangeburg Collegiate Institute has recently closjd wh& has —
jeerf'by Mr ib'eTnost successful year in its histbry, Itisa fine place
day Qf Juiiv^-iX- iaoii. Barnwell, a {t(>’etTHtfaTe^’our poys and girls. Our new catalogue tells all about the
school, and is free for the asking. Send us your address and we will take
pleasure in sending you a copy. __ ' ^ <
L - ’ v r W. S. PETERSON, President,
Orangeburg, C.
July 2nd.1906
ROBT. ALDRICH.
Plaintiff’s Attorney.
FINAL DtSCHARTTET
Notice I* liereby giien that the un
dersigned will on
Mstniday, July 28th, 100ft,
tile hi* tl n * I aceimnt with Hon John
X STieTTing, Judge of Probate lor
Barnwell (hmniy.at.d apply f*»r letter*
di*nil**ory a* Guardian, of the eatate*
-JJulllle Iiarvev. Shellla -Hwrvvv,
Virginia Iiarvev, Gary Harvey. Mary
R'aftrov. FeaH Iiarvev, Plttic Harvey
and Ptnkey Haney.
J. M Harvey,
Guardian.
June 20th IDOfl.
FOR SALE. r
1 Second band Sixty Saw Wlnahlp
Gin. Feeder and Condenser.
1 Forty Saw Brown Gin, yvltlt s Pratt
Condenser, no Feeder; In fair cqndi
4-tkNv. Apply to
-* * C B Ellis,
Martjtj, S.>(
REG I ST R A TI ON NOT 1C K.
The Registration Books will be open
in the Court House on the first M<
day (sale <iav) in ea«di oiontb for the;
transaction of such bu»Ine*s as is r»-
quired by law. —-—— ~
W. J. Baxley, Chairnum,
(tl. R iHinhur. Se,Kr«t.ary.
THIS SPACE RESERVED F0R%
for Sale
IN
— Town of BlacUille.
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE W ft AT
.YOU-i$AV-E-F«^R "SArLE.
, One house and lot fur sale, lot seven
ty feet facing on Clark Street by one
hundred and sixty feet depth. On thi*
loti* a good dwelling house with four
bed mom*, dining room and kitchen;
and hatli room and good water; house
comparatively new, olid Clark Street
one of the most popular In the town.
Title good, —
One house and lot for sate, IbFTorty
feet facing on Dexter Street bv
hundred feet depth. On this is a
story dwelling hou*e with four bed
rooms, two up and two down stairs,
with dining room and kitchen. This
house D on one of the best resident
street* of the town. Tiile goon.
These houses and lot* are cheap for
the price* asked.
A two story brick building, store
bencstb, residence rooms above, *11
needed outbuilding*, one of the most
desirHhio htuines* Stands, on South
Side ol Railroad Avenue.
II. F. Bulst, Eaq,
v Agt.
two
two
Lands for Sale.
60 acres. Red Oak Township, all
cleared and rents well.
850 acre#. Key Oak Township, Dwell-
tug recently burnsd; portion in culti
vation.
3 Lot* in Town of Barnwell. In a
good local ti.
One I,ot In Town of Wllllston, de
sirable location.
Prices and term* reasonable.
J. O. Patteraon A Son.
MONEY TO LOAN. .
On FARMING LAN Da, LONG TlMK.
No Commissions Ciiargkd, Borrow
hr pay* Actual Cost m g^ayacTiNa
Loan. ’ .
For ruRTHRt iNro«»AT$wff adwress
JOHN B. PALM Ktt k RON.
Box 382. Columbia, 8 C.
DiUNOTp.LEEJ
- Dentist, .
WUU W11.LISTON^ - - 8. c.
Will work anywhere Id the countr
bj special appointment.
ior. #
DEPOSIT YOUR MONE
OATITAL, - - -
SURPLUS rad UNDIVIDED PROFITS.
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Keeping your money In a lank Isn't necesiarfiy saving mimes But It
t* prot'-i-ting money from l.e* of nil kin<!*. Some people think that
money In t» bank inn4.JTi>t **• spent. Quite the contrary. Put >oor
n-oney In the bank aud pay your bill* by elieek Then you will know at
all time* Just where you sUnd. Bills paid by check are never question-
C'l. Men with check-txioks hi their pockets, and their money m the
bank are never robbed.
It will lie to your advantage to talk thi* subject over with us If impos
sible to call, wc should appreciate a letter.
C. F. CALHOUN, Pit-‘•idem.
BUTI.EK HAUOOD, Vice-President.
P M. BUCKINGH AM, Caahler
G. W. MANVlLLE, Asat. Cashier
FINE MILCH COWS.
Partlea desiring Hne milch cows
please write to
W. C. SMITH,
W-f 1. liston , 8. C.
JEJ^Will sell for cash or exchangs
for beef esttle.
DICKS “house,
631 niiOAl) 8T,,
Augusta, Ga,
Excellent rooms and good table
board. Kates, 11.60 per day; special
rates by the week.
A PI T)rmr«. Pros
$60,000-
$30,000.
DR. W. C. HILHODS,
DENTIST,
< * •' 4 •
Barnwell, ... 5. C;
From November ist to April I
will be in my office every da
From April to November I
attend calls in the country
meet patiChts at any of our towrlsZl
by appointment.
JAMES A. WILLIS,
AT PORN KY AT LAW.
itrktiALTKR — Building,
Barnwell, - - - - 8' €
Practice in State
'and Federal
Courts.
Prompt Atten
tion Given to
all Busluass.
MONEY TO LEND
1 We are preoared to negqtiate loan* on
Improved farms for. five years, partial
payment* interest 8 par cent on loana
nnder $1,000; 7 per cent on loana ovet
f1.000. Don'i write, coma and see on
J. O. Patterson At Son.
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38—3
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