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w * Pw'r. cocirr ciBCULmsi. ». .. ,»■- ■ . * —— » > THU1WUAY. JL J.Y »». im TJ II. K. CJANptUATieH. - K«teemo;l CHIzen# b*\« aftfc«<l u« to i«y to tb« fur tli« Uohm »T MoprcMittatlvo* that IheT will be **• p««oted to tleclure *t ttie Cow«ty Ceo# |Mlfn meetlnya how they at*inf w» th r humlfration yueatiow, whether fevor lo^opp 'ilnjc or atradiflltiK th« Usue. We deliver the nie»*e«« »»>w end here, that the CaudhUtee may have timely knowlodgeo/ what aoeeo of their eonatitu«*Mtr »a pot tot them, that tliey Miay atudy thetiroe and von» of the master, reach eeM4ed ot»lnh»«* l ,r « pare better apeeche* thaw lh«J tlalfdl date# for Stale otHocn have y«l deliver ed In thU poe«ttin|tod campalfru. There are twoothcr Uawoa formolaited hy the May County Convetillon that we may recall to the Candidate! tor teKUIailve honor aad ree|M>ii»lhillty— eiompuhory KdncathMi and the Aareu ment of Property for Taxation. Very many (teopte will bo glad to ho rdidod on rhe«e tw^»14rte^llom^. I'o Hmj memt*era of the next General Aaiembly Imndgmion thonld be r»-al, live home, not an academic eub- jact. fur M«* Uwnmkcr* wfH then be exiled. npon to either continue the hUtejmnilxratkMn Knreau hy appeoprl •ting good money for Itamipport or to put It to aleep m Hh the many mistake* of the well meaning hat abort sighted legislators of the past The atntly o’f theae' three question* will he moat helpful lit preparing our nrpreaeuiailve* for usefulnc|« and dis tinction In the next twe_*e»*ioni of the J.egiidatur«. This |mper has no favorite In the race but ha* the comity pride to U.ipe that In 11X7 and IPOS Uarnwell will have a aielvgation that will be an honor and a pride to the people who commission them te make the laws II rs^hm, than In headquarters of the A SPECULATION IN FUTUHK8, rolltics makes strange bed-fellows, k Is not love for Uryan er the prlncl pies he holds that i* inspiring the con servative wing of the Northern Demo- eraep to flap with joy over his return to America to tender him the nomina-- tion for the Prealdency In 1908, but ha tred of (leant and fear of the revo lutionary doctrines he preaches and would practice If made the occupant of Hie White House when ItooeeveU’s lease explrfs. " Hearst In the meantime Is plsylng hU hand in this long game of political •liming, with all the skilled adroit- ness of a past master. He v» readily siates that he Is not and will not be a eandldate for the Presidential nomina tion and apeaka such sweet words of Bryan A Co. that the dtselpte* ef the Nebraskan can not but be Cheated into supporting iiearst'e candidacy for tbs Governorship of New York. Mhonld the yellow editor climb safe ly to that elevation aad win New York ismth Oa«wH*a la tw Miter than she should be, eowsMerlng her people, hat the reading of the dally paper! shows less monstrett! crimes than In asany other met#* making greater claims to goodness. For the year ending/une JfHh, I.Oflt,- <W4 Immigrant* from Buropeenlered the United State*, an iworease of 19®.07i over the prevlons year. ItaHaua In thla year* tidal wave numbered 212 UOd. They were a .pretty poor lot, the money they brought to aurt life op In the new world overages |lh each. ■ Mho mo*t fleergta public men Presi dent Jlarvlc Jordan loves to talk, and glvea hla tongue so nntoh exercise that he la bound to make mlstakea nouaalon- ally, but it Is to bo hoped that he Is very right In bis elaim Hist the manu facturing of paper from cotton stalks will add nearly.# hundred oilUlon del-; -jA far* annually to the incomes of the " Southern farmers. Several mills arc W> he ready to begin work next new year. Its predicts that clearing the stalks from the land fn the fall and winter w ill stop the hoi! weevil’s mad career. IkeLverly,# farmer, his wife and seven-year old son were murdered with axes *u their home at Barber Junction. N. C„ on .Saturday morning between one and two o’clock. Thel*, bodies were then saturated with kerosene and act on fire, with the lirtonflon of burn ing down the house- Three daughters sleeping upstairs, one 18, another IS and the third a little child, were aroused and rushed down In time to ex« ttnguUb the flames sod. to give the alarm. Searching parties etarsed out and 4|ltchel Graham and hla *on John, Jack Dtlllugh mi and wife, George Er win and Henry Late all negroes-were won captured. The evidence was strong agaln«ttheui and John Graham confessed and told how the deed .wae done. The sheriff carried the prison era to Charlotte to prevent their being lynched. Mf. Lyerly anl Graham had had trouble recently in regard to a con tract. Mike Thomas, a Texas cotton broker recently made a speech In Arkansas In which he declared that the boll weevil bad proved the beet friend of the booth ern fermer and wehld keep on being so. Admitting that this Invader from Mexico had caused a loss of ’l&O.lMVt bales of cotton worth $10 the bale, total of tan million dollars, he argued /that the Increased price caused by the above stated decrease In the el*e of thn crop had increased the selling price f 10,000000. making the net gain from the work of the weevil $30,000,000, Texas has been, he cald. so tar the only stifferef and yet would he most Basin ~ Brother Gharfos William Bush, horn la Barnwell County March 13th 1873, died at City Hospital. Knox* vtlle. Teno., June Httb 10M, end was laid to the last rest In the family »urlal ground at Daisy May Chapel looe 17th., his uncle. Rev. W. T binHh.eonductliig the services. I* 1887 Inr-cnrlitlan Church end Jtl* Master’* foot ttvps be always walked, lie wa* Faator of churches Iq Hampton and Colleton Counties for av, two years and gave them up tp prepare dmmlf bettei for the Lord's work, and tad the summons not come toe wonld laffe completed his Bible course In two sat the Christian College near Knoxville. . • ' Be had clearest Ideas of Christianity, ills labdrs were always to real'ce the noblest Ideals of Christian manhood and hla life a high and honorable ex ample for younger men to follow. He la survived by his father. Elder ..jfl^-Mush, four brothers, Messrs I. .JMish, Jr., J. C. Bosh. K. I>. Bush, rifone sUtar. Mrs. W. A. Bailey. \Ve all miss him but are blessed In histmemery., ** , Earth has lost by 1:1s sleep bit leaven njolccs, for IJharlle Willie tas gone to greet bU mother. A. A. W. benefltted, for It grows a larger proper ;her tlon of the crop than any other 8taie. The result of the Invasion of Bontb and middle Texas by the boll weevil is the changing of cotton culture to the western lands where the rain fall is small and thn planting of the damp lands where cotton has so long been king In grain and food crept Genoa, he sayx. tS~X plant heeding little moist ore, amt nature hae so shaped its leaves as to hold the rein in the leaf cup from running down the ■talks anil rotting the plant roots while corn and small grain blades or (••rvea are trough * be pod to convey • the rain fall totlie roots so thirsty for wa ttr n$ce< sseaiy to full cropping. BLACKVILLE NEWS. - Mrs. Joseph Faoatty.of Zelfo, Florl da, died and was buried at Double Ponds Church on last Tuesday. Mrs. Pecetty was formerly Mho 1 Jills Whs ley, daughter of the lath Mannaduke Whaley, of this County. btate once more Into the Democratic v | °* ^ # * ter * K>ro *• Cords CkMd Dry ItliftfSttf tl Sfttt CfTOllM. ♦-Wood For Sale by^4* BARNWELL OIL MILL. IN 1.GVINO MEMORY OK Mr*. C; A. Killingsworth, eldest 'laughter of Mr. and Mrs* W. K. OrcHite, wlio Tell asleep In Heath’s cold embrace with a calm sweet smile on her froaen lips, jtut as the last silent hour of the Holy Sabbath day wa* de parting on March the IHih IMtf. bite had departeil from luvedone* and all that earth held dear to her to enter Into that eternal rest that awaits those who follow the commands of their redeemer. Our dear lov«xl one was nearing her fortieth mile stone and all thoi>« miles of faithful pilgrimage were conntad In virtue aud wisdom. But God in bis love and mercy who knmveth what is best saw fit to take her spotless soul to rest forever In tire glory of the Lord to be reunited with her three little angels with beckp nlng hands for Mama In heaven. . -Dark indeed U the pall of sorrow that now rests upon thla bereaved family of husband and three little children, father and mother three brothers and three sisters and a host of friends. bad and lonely are those hearts when they realize they never will see her any more on earth, but they do not mourn a* those without a hope, for she died as she had lived Ann in the faith of her savior who can save to the utter most. She had been a consistent member of the Joyce Branch Baptist church since her girlhood and was ever true and loyal to this cause.for which the eternal house of God and all the joys of heaven are hers forevermore. rank* he could claim and hb fel lowers would proclaim that victory to be hla sure stepping stone Jo the White Mouse. Pollticlanal ike other t»aop)e have short memories for past promise* aud obli gations, and If Ileant abowM make good In the New York (Mate race all who believe that nothing succeeds like success would whirl wind |nto the de mand that the 11 carat horse make the n Yrestdential ram. Very probably hack of all this aarly4- ftiror for Bryan's third iMMulnatlon, la the professional republican operator and manipulator, who poll# the wives and makes ihe politicians dance In such « amps and to auch music as he chooses. -Yha dlsastnmr iomlnaUmi and defeat ~w# Alton B. Parkas two years' ago ap- to hare been planned and plotted aud passed upon small wittad denio- era Is as good politics. I^ookiitg two years ahead, calculating that all the people can’t fooled all the time these . keepers of the republksn trust taay see danger to the eiephawt party th the nomination of either Bryan -or Hearst and are so maturing plsna and polteles th at they can once more eonvioee that plastic person, the President, that he wttt Be sailed on by destiny and duty to be the republican standard bearer in >•08. /And hla vanity can easily be Alchlsd Into attempting that. ~ SjarTrew York 'WorM says that '’A senate composed entirely of Tillmans would never traneect much business.” The country would Le better off if less business ‘were done, especially In ^ fray of making appropriations, and flL the Mttle accomplished should be of better %ttanty. The brothor In black is loilng favor with hi# pallid faced political friends. Thn North Carolina Republican Con- rteaMoo last week mloptod a retolutlcra 3a hmor ol the l.eglslsture’s extendh g the grand father clause which oper.e •he way to the ballot box for the white and shuts It against th« colored man. ■—lillLJ The great Welcome that waits for the early Tetvrn of W. J. Bryan frem lis trip mmund the world will doubt eondrai hts belie! lu the verse, *TD said that absence conquers love. But O be He re It not.” New York Olty Cotton speculators are.beglnnlng toIHnd out that the grow ing crop la being damaged by rains and ana prodlcUng an extraordinary advaaoe In prtues. here, Mrs. D. D. Walters and children of Columbia are spending a few da with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. iu.te. Miss Daisy Stokes is at 'home from Pelaer to the delight of her many friends and relatlres. Mr, and Mrs. Hsrry Molony of l.ees- vllle spent several days here last week, the guests of Mrs. 8. 8. Molony. Mr. George Easterling says that be has visited all the mineral springs in the United 8tales and that Healing 8f>rtuge water Is the healthiest aud A ueat-of them all. _ , . 'iii Miss Eugenia Finley, novelist, of Augusta, was the guest of Mrs. Kyan A. Gyles several days last Frank Walker of Sanford. Florida, is hereon a visit to her par ents. ,—_ Mr. and Mrs. Will Pollard, of Au- ta, were the guests of Dr. R A. if ENTERED HEAVEN'S REST. Mrs. Algerine Mitchell, one of God’s noble women, died at her home on rlchj April 18 1906. *She had been In iil health and a great sufferer /or .more than a. yeas?- Tlhw a'lTTfl'flie 58th, year of her age, and was a faithful and con ■latent member of the Rosemary Bap tist church. The funeral services were conducted at the homo by Rev. W M. Jones after which the remajns were Interred la Ate faintiy grave yard a few miles from her home. Hbe leaves a-devoted brother and sister, four sons, one daughter and host of friends to mourn their great loss. She will be sadly missed by all who knew her. but we will try to be sustained by the hope that when our life's journey Is ended wts will meet again la that home where sickness and deatlrs are unknown, and parting never comes. Dear friend, indeed we shall miss you. Aud the beautiful life that yon led us. Will a sweet inspiration be. To guide and help us to meet you, la a happy eternity. Leila McCreary ants have expired} will have an opportunity I COPY SUMMONS. FOR RELIEF to get certificates of qualification at the | September examination MW teachers. failure to attend either of the sum mer schools of the examination will place the renewal of your certificate In the bands of the ^tate board of educa tion. ; —— The following efficient faculty will )e In charge: Prof. W. L. Brooker. of Aiken, superintendent; Prof. K. II. Hall, of Denmark, and Miu Jennie Brown, of Aiken, assistants. Thn course of study at the district school will Consist of the following branches: English Grammar. Practi cal Arithmetic, Algebra, Civil Govern ment Ptiyskdogr and Hygiene and primary methods. For Information a* to board, etc, address R. Boyd -Cole, Barn well, 40. • There will also be a district summer school at Kdgefleld. 8. C.. for the ne gro teachers of Edgefield, Aiken and Barnwell conntict, opening July Mlth, and closing August 4th. The con ditions stated above concerning the renewal of certificates apply to the negro schools and the renewal of the certificates of negro teachers. B. M. Darlington. County Sept, of Education. sa.« 8un8ay. f nnery, that wss destroys*! _ ha Is now ready for busl- ra. 8. R. Compton and M rs. B F. 8t«»rne have gone to Waynesvllle, N. C for a mouth or more. Heyward Wicker, colored, was shot and wouimM on baturday night by Charlie 8tr1ogfellow. There was a cloud burst In the Black- yHtesoetton on Bmsday afternoon. Mr. G. A. 8MII has Installed hi* new and up to date glnneery on the site of hts former last fall, au< BON. _____ - Robert Alien, one of the best colored man in the County, dlsd last week. The cantataspe crop will turn much better than Irst expected and price* are fairly good so far. Miss Nary Paterson of Needherry aad Mia* Ckmttor of Bpartapbwrg ere the guests of Mies Marls Milhous this week. --t. ... _. Mrs. Alksn Rush of Hampton is vis iting feer parents. Col. sod Mr^C. C. Rush. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Thompson, of St. laowls, were the guests of Mr*. M. J. Gillam last week. Misses Katie and Marie Farrell will leave this week for a months pleasure at l/oog Branch. New Jersey. Mias Amelia Chaplin, of Orange burg, Is visiting Cape, and Mrs. Me Mlllaq. - . . J Ml IkeKolght. the At4«n negro whose MU ‘ Ik crlrnd Is P>ld on rtrst page, was caught to Georgiy and lodged in the Penlten- tlarv In (jolumbia on Mouday for safe HOMESTEAD NOTICE. On the ninth (bib) day of August, A. D , 1906, l will appoint three dis interested persona to appraise and set off, to Mrs Lillian Luadholt aud her minor child. Henri II. Loadholt, homestead In the personal property of the late HemiH. J-oadhok, pursuant Co a pethion made to me. All persons interested are notified that any exceptions to the return of the appraisersmust be made within SO days attar the date of said return. — -HTL. O’BAN Non Barnwell, 8. COIAlRED TEACHERS. The State Summer School for coloret teachers will be held .tt Partington, 8 C. July 28 to August 25. Railroad fare will be^M»e and ’j regulrr rate plus 35 cent* for Ui c round trip. Board for the session at $8.50. Seventeen course* of study. Those expecting to attend •Otlfy J, L. Cain. Dariiiigton. 8. C 5 B. M. Darlington, €. 8. E. bOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY AC A DE M Y\OKF1CKOF TIIE CHAIRMAN. BOARD OF VISITORS. CHAR LESTON, 8. C* A Vacancy In tlm State 8c hoi a ships, exists in Barnwell t^ounty. Applleation blanks may be obtained fronvidrie County Superintendent or from the Chairman of-the Board oil Visitors, Charleston, 8. C. These ap lioatious, fully made oir, as directed OHist be In the hands of the Chairman by the30th of July. CS. GADSDEN, Chairman Board of Viaitors. ~~ZP r COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON, - dwrtiwroff/S^TJi 121st., Year beginning September 28 Letters, Science, Engineering. One scholarship, giving free tuition, to each county of Sonth Carolina, Tu Itlon $1006. Board and. furnished room in Dormitory $11.00a month. All candidates for admission are permitted to compete for vacant Boyce ecubfar •hip* which pay $160.00 a year. For catalog, address Harrison Randolph, President . NOTICE TO TRACKERS. - - Offioeof 8upt of Edueattao.l Barnwell. 8. C.. June 28,19U9 f The Barnwell-Aiken-Ramberg dis trict summer school fer white teacher will be openeAqt Bari, and illeae ttot- urday, August|KM. Theeoeqty board of educatten earnestly requests nil teachers who expqct to teach la The free public sehnols of this i attend the samnmr echnols, and. to en courage them to attend, have passed the following resolution: Resolved, That the county board of education do aid, so far as Is possible, bjr dividing proportionately the fund available for Institute purposes emong the Barnwel county teachers who have either taught In Barnwall count? dur ing the past school year, or are under contract to teach In Barnwell jenunty during the qext school year, and who attend either the State summer school at RtK’k Hill, M. C., or the dUtfict sum mer school at Barnwell 8. C: Pro vided, 1st. that such teacher Is at an actual ex pen*# for board? 2d, that such teacher receiving such aid shall enroll at the opening of the school, attend regularly and viand the examination at the close of the,school. The renewal of «teacher’* oertlOcate by lh<Tcbiibty board Of education !i forbidden by taw, unless the teacher attends a *u school for teachers and nrifles a satis factory record. All teachers who neglect or fall to attend either the State achool or the dielrict school land whose certillcata* 1306 1307 BEGINS WED NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 38TH. Five courses leading to B. A. degree, and to L. (.degree and oae In L. L. B. degree. CertMoetse given fer work plated In any one of the depe rt * ta. Expenses i Tuition fee $10.00; Term fee 111 06; Room fee $A 00; one half of eh must be paid at ihe beginning of each term. Tnlttan fee may be remit ted upon presentation of certillcata or inability to par the the same. . BENJAMIN SLOAN, President. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice ta hereby given that the un dersigned will on Tuesday. July 31st. lOOfi, Me hla Anal mteount with Hon. John K. Snelling, Judge of Probate fur Barnwell County end apply for tatter* dlsmtMory a* Guardian of the estates •f Alfred Hill. Johnson Hill and Rob bie Hill. W. L. inn. Guardian. TIE STATE OF S0VT1 CARO'Ll.U, COUNTY OK BARNWELL, Court of Common Pleas. u — Stephen Tytaf. rialntiff, agaihst Isaiah Tytor. Anna Statham. James r, Luther Moselvy, Walter Mose ley. Ctacar Moseley, Clifton Moseley, Mattie Glooter, Fanet Patrick, Janey Moseley, Arthur L. Hayes, Burgess Ferguson, and Ada Ferguson Defend- No Human Hands' Touch From the time the Ohio Golde Grain Enters the.Elevator Unti it Reaches Your Pantry. - It Is Absolutely Clean and Sanitary. FOB S AXiID ZB~y MOLMP & POPTEP. P. S- NEW CARLOAD^UST RECEIVED. STATE OF SOUTH CAMLIKA, COl'NTV OF BARNWXLL, ■ •"’" r * In the Probate Court, By J. K. finclllng, Eaq., Judge of Probate In ■ Barnwell conn y. Whereas B. D. Bolen bath made salt onto me to grant him Letters of Admliiktrmtion with the will annexed on the eatato of John T Bolen, deceased, Three a re*.therefore, to cite and admonieb, all and ftngalar, the kindred and creditors of ! the said John T. Bolen, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Coart of' Probata to be held at Barnwell on Saturday, ‘-list July, Uhl, after pahUcatton. heseof, at tt o'clock In tbs fawiuasw, lu Slaw if any they have, why the sakl admlnlstratlqo should not be granted. Given under my Hand thla 6th day of Jnly, Autio Domini, 1906. J. K. SNELLING, Probate Judge. Published in Tub Baaiorzu, Peoi-le July 12th, lanti. tcoMtlxint saavxD.) ^ • j---—-— .«#» •* To tbs Defsndants above named: You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action which w^s died in the office of tbe Clark of the Court for said County on the 2nd day of July A. D 1966 and to serve a copy of-, your answer to tbe said complaint on the subscriber at hla-office in Barnwell within twenty day* after tbs service hereof; exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fall to answer the complaint within tbe time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demand in the complaint. ROBT. ALDRICH, Plaintiff’s Attorney/ Dated S5th. June A. D. 1000. To the Defendants, Mattie Cluster, Faust Patrick Jaiiey Mo-eley, Arthur L. Hayes. Burge** Ferguson and Ada Ferguson. Take notice that the complaint, to gether with tbe summons.of which tbe foregoing la a copy, wa* fltad In tbe of- flee of the Clerk of tbe Court of Com mon Pleas for Barnwell County, in tbe 8tate of 8outh Carolina, on the second day of July, A. D. 1966, Barnwell, 8. Oo _ JuIUiuL- "— ROBT. ALDRICH. PlaitUiff’a Attorney. u ei h m. HARTSVILLE. S. C. bi Co educational and military. Buildings largo and oommodloua. hooted furnaces or steam provided with sho wer bath* and situated on a campu- of twe|y» acres: Pure artesian water. Instructors graduates of leading colleges of the country. Terms for board, ^iltlap and medical attendance for session $130 65. Uniforms for cadet ISO.OOJor young lady about *18.00 for aesson. Writ* for catalog. •> - —- ROBT. W. DURRKrr. « A- M., Pnnofpa .' Orangeburg Collegiate Institute FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that (he un dersigned will on 8aturday, July 28th, 1908, Hie his flual account with Hon John K. snelling. Judge of Probate for Barnwell County and apply for letter* tfismissory aa Guardian, of the estate* wf (JulHie Harvey, Shetlta Harvey, Virginia Harvey, Gary Harvey. Mary Harvey. Pearl flarvev, Plttlo Harvey and Pinkey Harvey -^^^-^^^jTMTlIarvey, Guardian. June 26lh 1906. ealthful Location Conservatory of Music Strong Faculty. Art—Five Courses. Full English Branches. Military Discipline. PARENTS, 'Stenography and Typewriting, cient L .an an Ancient Languages,.Latin and Creel ' -S&mzm Cooking Classe* your address Modern Languages, French and for catalogue. German. Expenses Moderate, w. S. PETERSON, Pres. Orangeburg, S. C. *■ ♦THIS SPACETeSERVED F0R-*t PARENTS. EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN. your Boys AND GIRLS. STATE OF SOUTH CAR0L1SA, COUNMY OF BARNWELU lu the Buotmte Court. By J. K. Suelgn?, Esq., Judge of Fiobate in Barnwell County. Whereas JkltUs P. Btrebel applies for let- - 4eea—of Admintstratlqn. Thomas Hatiibal, di-eearftj, The*e are, thevefon-, to cite and admonish, all and Mncrnlar. the kindred and creditors of the sai l Thomas Hanibal, deceased, Ibat they In- and appear before me, In tbe Cant of be held lit Banrweli qp Saturday, July, ‘list., 1906, after publicatk.n. hereof at 11 oVIock in the forenoon, to show cause, if way they have, why the said administration shotihTnot be granted. (lin-'ii under my hand this 6th, day of July, Anno Domini, 1906. J. K. SNELLING. , Prohate Ju<lge. PubUshqd in The Barnwell PEort.e July Tith. im FOR 8AI,E. One second Hand 1* H. P. One 25 11. P. ILMter; On* 60 Ttaw G4n; One Feeder and Condenser; One Press. All can be repaired for $60.00. will sell outfit for $800 00. Call or write J. tl. Duncan, 38—45 Mlllettevllle, 8. C. -a C. F. Calhoun, . P. M. IlickiUlaa Wm. Meld Calhoun & Co. TIPE,- Life f Accidei|t^ DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS imu SJMEOI. BLACKVILLE, S. C. Will be at his Barnwell office every Monday .and Tuesday, and at his ht>me office in BLackviltg e Friday and Saturday. LIGHTNING ——and Live Stock INSURANCE, —At Lowest Rates In- • Strongest Companies- CALBOUn k GO, . —OFFICI8 AT- * ^ THE BANK OF BARNWEU FOR 8ALK. ’1 Second band Sixty Saw Winship Gin. Feeder and Condenser. 1 Forty Saw Brown (Jin, with a Pratt Condenser.no Feeder; In fair condl ttan. Apply to C B. EIIU, Martin, 8. C. REGISTRATION NOTICE. # 'The Registration Books will be open in the Court House on the first Mon day (sale day) In each month for the transaction of aweb butiueM as is re quired by la w. W. J. Baxley, Chairman. G. R Dnnhar. Hnomtarv. Rtal Estate for Sale _ ■ - Iff- Town of Blactville. IT PAYS TO ADVRRTISK WHAT YOU HAVE FOR 8ALK. One house and lot far sale, lot seven ty feet facing on Clark 8ttatt by one hundred and sixty Iberdeptb. On this lot is a good dwelling houm with four bed rooms, dining .room and kitchen, and bath room and good water ; house comparatively new, *r>d Clark Street one of the most ppputar lu the town. Title good. One bouse and lot for sale, lot forty fg on Dexter Street by two hundred feet depth. On this is a two Irtforjr ^dwelling house with four bed room*, two up and two down stairs, with dining room and kitchen. This house 1* on one of the best resident streets <rf the town. Title good. Tbaaa houses and Iota are cheap for the prices asked. A two story brick building, store beneath, residence rooms above, all needed outbuildings, one of the most desirable hindim** Stan-da. oo 8outh Side of Railroad Avenue. ^ H. F. Buist, Esq, Afft. Lands for Sale. == 60 acres. Red Oak Township, all [ cleared and rent* well. 350 acres. Red Oak TowsMblp, Dwell ing recently burned; portion in culti vation. Lot* in Town of Barnwell. In a good locator. One U* In Town of WilHston, de* | slrable location. Prtaas and terms reasonable. J. O. Patterson A Son. ■ - ' , -i V >* MONEY TO LOAN. On pabmiko lands. Loan Tuts. NO CoMMISatOBSCflABOXD, Bokrow- bb pax# Actual Coot op PBBPBcmea Loam. Fob PUBTflEB txxoitnation addbbss JOHN B. PALMER ft SON, Box 383* Columbia, 8 C. ^G.JL THE BANK of BARNWELL: bEPOSIT YOURMON E —IN- CAPITAL, - BURFLU8 and UUDIVIDED PROFITS. - $30,000. -Keeping y«mr money te a bank isn’t nwesiAriiy saving metev. Bat it i* protetling mom y from l<*s i»f all kinds. 8oiue people thlnl- that money In .a bank nro-t not >>e spent. Quite the contrary. Put your mbnef Tti the bank and pay your 1>1H* by i-heck. Then you will know at all time* just where yoa «tand. Bills jmid by check arc never queation- c«l. r Men with chcttk-htteks in their p'Kkets, and their money in the bank are never robbed. It wtH be ta your advantage to talk tlrl* sabjoct over with as. If impos sible to caH, wc should apprecist* a Idler. C. F/CAUIOUN, Preskient. BUTLER HAOOOl), Vlce-PreeidenL P M. BUCKINGH AM, Uaah|er. G. W. MANVILLE, Asat. Cashier Wffiflt«l«ifl€lWICifl«C€i<€fttt€fl«fl<flflflCflflfl<fl«€«iflflflflflfl6 DR. MO. P. LEE, JR. Dentist, PWU.LI8TON, g. C. Will work anywhere la the counr? fojrapceU) apitelottaaiib FINE MILCH COWS. Parties desiring tine milch qows please write to W. C. SMITH, WlLLfSTON. 8. C. S0t wm sell for cash or exchange for heef cattle. DICKS - HOUSE, 634 BROAD ST., AuotrrrA, Ga. .Excellent rooms and good table board. Kates, fl.60 par day; apaalal rate# by tbe week. A. P.Dimta.Pbap JAMES A. WILLIS, ATTO*tiEY AT LAW, BnBCCliaLifKB — Builoino, c—- Barnwell, Practice In State and F a d a r a 1 Courta. - - 8. 0. Prompt Atten- thm Given to /all Bnatnass. DR. W. C. MILHOUS. DENTIST, Banwell, - - - S. C. From November ist to April l- will be Hn my office every day. From April to November I will attend tails in the country or m?et patients at any of our towns by appointment. ^ MONEY TO LEND We are prepared to negotiate loans on Improved farms for flva years, partial payments Interest 8 par cant on I under $1,680; 7 par cent on ieana $1,000. DonH write, coma eed .4-0.1 38-3 . •> • V- T” ’ ■ ; | ^ t ■* . > i*