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THirKSDAt. AC<30HT 8*, l«Jh.
Vulnm' XXIX of Tub I’bopi* N
faqiUrtrtvil with t!ili» I^*ue. rtftfAwtiher
\Uh win ho the thirtieth Kunlvenuiry of
lc« UuheMn|{.
No re'H of birth dny gift* I* a»W?«l or
t-xp cteil butlt ffttlleg of the gentle
nine* of vuh«erlptM t*'® »in*euiHi| or
through the m»m ttfotthl be the righ»
«o.i rpfre^hlng ohttngeqf wenther.
Heimtor Ik R. TfMn|*n\ Leutenent
Governor WeLe^d^tiito Hiiperlnteu
dent of R luoetlon O R. Martin end
flute Treaturer R. M iennlng*hwd no
oppoitUlon.
The eonteat fortlevernor in the aec-
onrt prmtsrf will he between M. K.
An«el an t R I. Manning.
J Frnaer I.yon lead* for Attorney
General.
ARE
tit* OANDlDAtfid TO
BLAME f
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ThU 1* theaeanon for heavy dewe.
AeoordTnt to a Washington dlapntch
to the St. houl* Kepubllo President
)C<H>*evelc haa hatl aeveral men at work
f.ir quite a while lnve*tlgating X the
Hiariivtcr. quality ami number of lm-
hiigrftuAs invading the United State*.
On their report* he la expected to
troommend to Congre** at the next
ae«sinn tlie adoption of a larger head
’tax and of an educational qtiallth atlon
that will keep out the pauper and
Ignorant cla*«e».
'Hie Senate last *n*sion did pretty
bell In passing a nmre stringent bill,
but tiic RepwbMcan House, fearing It*
♦ lleet on thU FalJ’s election*. *o tlnk-
rrrd with it as to make it ineffective
for gofal.
Somewhat on the same line that ice
Wooded perion, V Ice I'residahf Fai r-
hanks, Intimated in i recent political
di trangtio that when the population of
the LuitAl State* reached the hundred
million notch there would he danger
(hat the bread crop of the country
would not he aulllclcut for the *iipi>ort
of all its people.
Congressman Patterson w«* r*noml
nated, carrying liaruwrli, Bamberg,
Saluda. KdgeHeld ami Aiken Lountle*
((.angl v vote not given) No return* re
ceived from Beaufort or Hampton, but
they wHI aid to the Patteraon itrengtb;
COUMTY CANDIDATES.^
AJlbOunty clubs except five of the
smaller ones were heard from Tuesday
night, —
For the House B. 1 p . Tlioma* and J
E. Harley were nominated, with aclose
race for the third place between Dr,
Patterson and Mr. J G. Grlflln. ; s a--
For Auditor the race In the second
primary will be between Messrs Keel
andKoodv..
Supervisor J. B Morris renominated,
Mr G, J, Diamond running next.
For Superintendent of Education
Prof. B. M. Darlington was renomi
nated.
Mr. E. E. Morris \va* nominated for
Magistrate at Barnwell.
flahae yvar* ago a prospector looking =
for gold ndnes In tlm nierra Nevada
mountains went ahead of Bis ln« sfe
mule team drawing the w*gon heavily
loaded With provision* and mining Im
plement*. When near the top of a past
he Bred his ride at a great bald eagle,
and missed. Waiting several honPkTt
the pas* and hi* team-oat-wurtlog—he
went ba-k to discover that the cpnottt* .
slnn of hi* ride shot had net tni* uniura*
ted ftmosphere to raining in the
canon and that the swiftlv rising tor
rent had drowned hi* mules aiYO swept
away the w'bulo ourfit.
That’s the story, but whether truf or
not we don't *av. But If it wa* true
were not the South Carolina candidates
responsible by their miioh speaking for
the down pour that hat continued since
their mouths a.id toecampalgu opened. |
The sailors »ay tqat the ebanged unr
rent the (Julf stream tilled the akr with
molatnyc. arid-ymt little was required
to start precipitation.
And there w as very •little In the ma
Jnrlty ol the speeches In the fySty one |
Counties of the State.
FOR SALE
house and lot in ~
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153 Acrrs 0<k>d FakiS Land
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Blackvii.j.e. For Fi b-
THIR INKORBA^OJt
anp Prick Ac-
Our ginnery beert ihoroughly overhauled^
We are prepared to take care of your business
in a satisfactory way, A trial will coir-
vince you.
Gil ivmi,
—PLY ,TO—
W. B. JOHNSTON.
M. W. Qlllhl, Manager.
BLACKVILLE, S. C.
THE
STATE OF SOUTH CAK0L1NA
COUNTY OTirAHNWKl.lv :
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(/tinrt of Common Pleas.
mmm. & c.
OLD SfOKY REPEATED.
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The vigorous dcpuncjations of ly nch
law by the press, the pulpit and Icad-
Ing public me it of the the Sturt h huve
ffroven in*-ffoctive fti prey^Jiting it.,Hud
ns long a» the ppoyhcatlon continues
the higher law will be appealed to.
As the trtWuirtaht «hic< pot coinq : to
Mfthomet he must go to the mountain
The creation hy law of an Emergency
Court, presided over hv two mngD
trates, providing for the immediate
tri.il and punishment of any one enm-
Inlttlng an offence causing lynching
hdglit satisfy (lie public sense of and
demand for justice.' Such a court could
b“ -u(—u> ■ the ktaL-kuoM.'ledge
of offence and he ready for business as
s-uw as the offe»-ter abmdd beapp^ehen-
dcd. and bnhiglrt before it. The exe
cution of sentence must needs be
tmdiate.
llUr-
s ■
On next Momlity. (Soniuienclng at
ft non. Preside itt ituoaevclt will have
just outside of Clyster Bay, a jiiavai
show to cost a million dollars in gov
ernment money, and only he and a few
r.fllcials ami friends will be the spec
latnrs. . ‘
For tv fUe American warship* arerto
he in line for hi« Inspeetiuu mr during
the review a total of 75t* six Inch and
larger guns will he Bred In salute* to
Ins excellency. The usual Presiden
tial saint)* la 21 guns.
This will he the largest collection of
American warship* ever made.
Brown’s boHdings Spared bv the
Yankees, opposite the Court House.
*14 of which bul'dings have been
- tmrnerl. Tlnrfelluwirlg wet® the ofH-
Cfer* of the new judge :
W. M.—K. L. Ilallonqulst.
H. W.—F. M. Mix*tm.
J. W.-W G. llarrtspn.
Tre.m,—Chaa. Pcchman.
S. D.—Ai N. Suet Ting
d. 1) —T, J“~ Morrill ' “
Stewards—J. C. Tarrance
IV. M Morris.
Tyler—G. P. MorrU.
Or above named rnese have died; Bro*.
H allauq a i-t.—Pechuvrw, Tarrance, W.
P. Morris, VV. M. Morris.
° f thh ofherR Mr. MlXson lives In
Aiken. Mr. Harrison at fiT* old home in
Great Cypress, Mr. T. J. Morris aV
Jerome, Gn.. Mr .1. .4, Snelllng at hi*
old home in Bed Oak, Mr J. S. Shuck
at his sauie residence in Barnwell.
The first Masonic burial took place a
few davs after the Lodge was organ
ized, when Col. N G W. VV’alkar was
hurled hi the Barnwell Baptist church
yard. ' *'
Who Cgn Beat Mr Rentz?
' We have received, with compliments
Of Presideut D B. Johnson, a copy of
the handsome catalogue of Whrthrop
College. ~
All the faiilt wre have to find Is that
fn the picture of the conking^school
room there is no girl in ginghams.
With our eompHmt'irts we. send him
that suggestion for next year Improve
me lit. ■ A i-
VlreTjiBTfTleeted now icuv be regarded
but
fhe happiest and most popular, but it
Is not certa’n that-al the ends of their
terms they w ill he as well off In pocket
and as high in public opinion a* their
Beaten competitors may he.
Wo let rire-rtlsspiminted of the present
pwesess their jwvnT# in patience, for
they may ftatT that everything Is for
ThU paper r* very-weH plekfted w llh
Dr. Nell n« Poestdent of CUmxorrCol-
lege, but when he retires woo Id IllSe to
see John J. Mc^tah.in step-Into hl>
ahiHM. years in that petition
wouid aessouTRe Y'dfhg Columhlaii in
to mighty gooj guhernatnriHl timber.
and enable
him
build a platform
.< This evening i« the time set for the
welcome home in New York of IfYilliam
Jennings Brvun from hla tour arounff
the world.
And If his entertainers hurrah as the
Nebraskan de-erves New Yorkers w
ftbt sleep soundly until long alter mid
night.* -
Harmony Lodge No. 17 is one of the
oldest Masonic Lodges In the Mtate,
though it has passed through marcr
vlcUsIfadies. The two story building
of the Lodge stood just where the pres
ent Lodge building stand*. When' the
Yankee army passed through here in
1W55 the soldiers burned dbwn the
building and its contents were entirely
destroyed, including the tine silver
jewel* ol the Lodge which cost three
hundred dollanf.
Boon after the Lodge was reorgan
ized, the Lodge room being in the sec-
ami story of the building of Bro.
Charle» Peohtna11, now burned down.
The Lodge againwent down and the
charter was granted and the Lodge
started for the third time in Novemler
ItO, the m‘etings being held In the
second story of one of Col. H. H.
Alexander R. ('hlsoltn, the young
paying teller of a big Birmingham.
Ala., hank, had saved a few thousand
dollars oirt^nf, hi* salary. Tlielr ims-
sessTon kindled bis desire for more, for
cnouglnto last him all his life, in an
evil hour he began to speculate In cot
ton futures through the bucket shops.
1 The game went against, him ami he
lost his saving-*, then u«ed the bank’s
money, sometirflcs winning, nint-t times
losing until be was $100 000 behind
when the bankrofliclala asucrtoiueJ tl:e
fact, - , *.
The Ora-ngebnrg Gollogiafe Institute
will begin Its fall session mi Wednesday
flept. HUb We have a healthful location^
arle well eqnippe I. and liave a flr*t class
facility. Departments of art, music, elo
cution, cooking, sewing, etc. Onlva fes
more boys and girls can be accommo
dated, Send at once for a eafaloguc and
application blank.
W. S. PKl'EliSON, President,
Orangeburg, s. 04
The jThu Flaune ;r, Co., Plalfftlff.
against 5
N IT. C. Brabham, Defendant.
COPY SUM M0NS,TOR RELIEF.
Co-qducatlonal and military. Buildings large and 'commodious. heU*.
acres.
proci.am A'i;ios*<
SXATK OK SorTH**C*ftUL!NA
.RXKet.'TtVR etlAMliKIt
(COMPLArNT NOT SKEVTlD )
To the Defendant above namlfd :.
You are hereby summoned and re-
qTTtrexl to apslver the complaint in this
action which was Rled in the ollice of
Hie Uleik of the Court for said County
on the Sth day of August A. D. HHWi
and to scrye a copy of ynnr answer |o
the said oiunplaint on the subscriber at
his tdllnv in Bnpnwtdl within twenty
riiaces or steam provided Wtrh sho ver baths and situated on a campus of twelve
Pure artesian water. Instructors graduates of leading college* or the
country. Terms for board; tuition and medical attendaneuifor,session $130.00.
Uniforms for cadgt$JU-UUfutg!tmug lady about j-i8.0Q for wesson. Write 4. r
f»a Fu Fq P* . 1 , *
■ ROUT. W. DURRKTT,
— -—A. M’., Prlndpel.
_A.T ttYAJST’S
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BARNWELL
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BXPriST
TION.
A4S4)CIA-
Executive Committee met at P>laoJC-
vllleon Thnrsdav tlie 2nd insr w date
fix**d for the neat meeting pf the Rarn- -
well Bat)’ti*t Association to begin
Thursday Oi-tohcr 2‘>ih IPOS, place Den
mark. The Lsdios Mis-donary .Society
of the Barnwell liaptUt Associatiop
will hol-l their annual meeting on
Friday jS'iih at such' hofn—as mav'Tie
assigned them bv Committee on pro-
granime wdilcb will be announced after
Session begin*. Next Tuner trig will be
the ilOth annual re»*loh. It—was de
cided to lelehratO the event by ri ijuest-
Ing Bro. VV. D. McMillan to prepare
nur*l tead a UiKUnical sketch of the-|
UarnwelLAssoctation tw»m its -begin
ning iri» to rbe present time. F*dli>wed
by semi centennial se-rmun by Brer, W.
M. Jones. AH churches also l.atHe*
Missionary Societies In this Atsocia
lion a re hereby jcquesml.u) for w a rd aL
once to J A. Jer kins Treasurer. KtTne,
.S. C.. ad iecejprs or voucher*. for
monies paid.our. by them during the
present Association year. .
J. A' Jenkins,
M:c Ex Coin.
>- J WHEREAS Information-tiaa jbben re-
co'lved at lids Department that an Atrn
clous Murder was committed In the
County of Barnwell on or about the
Hist dav of Julv HMO. upon, th** RpUy
of Irene Josie bv John Kiederiek and
tUat, Uig said John Frcdcijck has lied
from justice '
NUW, TIJJfinEKORE, I T). C,
H oy ward Grtvertior of the Sl ate of
South Carolina, in order tinrt justice
may bejlone cn J ti*e nmj?«ty of the
law vTTidl eat®d, do here hy rtf r a re
ward of Kitty ($o0 (M) D.dUrs for the
apptehen deliverv and conviction
.of the said -I dui Frederick. r « -
To the Sheriff of Barnwell County at
Barnwell, s C.
IN I EST1MONY WHEREOF, I
have hcR'uirtii'sej m.y hand anil caused
t’.e Great heaf'nf ’the Mate
to ho sltixed, at Columbia,
(.SEAL.). r !iis 2l'b dav. of- Aug-ist A .
D ToUi a tulle the SJ[ year
of the lii(fepemleoce of ^i)ie
United State* uf Auicrica.
D C II jy w ard.
days alter the service I ereof; exclusive
of the day of sm-h service; and if ybo
fail to answter tlie complaint within the
timv nforeitaldr fife—IdntnllfT in
action will apply to the Yl.nirf. fo
relief demanded in the complaint.
G.M GREENE,
Plaintiffs’ Attorney.
. Dated Sth; Aftgunst A. I)
To Die Defendant. H. C. Brabham.
Take notice ttiat Ore, complaint, tO'
l.gether \vlui tlie summons, of which
8H
the forego!- g i- i oopv, was tiled In the
ofiteq-of the Clerk of 'the Court of
Common Pleas for Harnwe!! County,
In t.he’Btste of South Carolii a, on the
'•igh«h day of August, A. D. liKKi,
Barnwell,
~ t “ -^G. M. GREES’E,
Plaintiffs’ Attorney.
TOO Varieties Candy; 80 varieties Cakes and Crackers, Apple and Peach Pie*
Tlreatfand Rolls. Barnwell County knows no better goods than these can be
bought, you may find as good but none better. All kinds of Vegetables. Meat*
Fish and Svruo in cans. Jams. Preserves. Home made Jeljy. Sweet and Sour
Pickles, Relishes Mustard*, Olives, Vinegar In glass, 15 to 20 Varieties Cold
Drinks always on hand. treCreain block* every Saturday after 4 p. m. If yoRr
children have never seen Ice Cream Blocks, bflng them along and treat them to
something they will never forget. The celebrated Fox River Butter always
on ice. Apples, Lemon*. Powdered and Granufated Sugar, Cocoa, Chocolate
6 varieties Teas. 8 yirteties of Coffee, every viiricttof wpk!es v Cbeese. Domestro
and Imported Macaroni. Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Mm kerel. Herring. Potato**
Cabbage, onions, Great variety smoking Tobacco. Doy’t forget “Big Boo” and
‘•Cotton Bale” in lib, bags : ;0c. ^ -
Utgars, Cheroots, Cigarettes. Snuff. Impossible to enumerate all the go®d
things we carry, but reipembey w hen yon want sotqeihing good etc. that Rran'a
ts the place. After frre vear* hunting of the best feed for Cows. Horse* and
smile and
1
IBB-STATE OF SOL'IH CAR0LI5A, mules we have at la«t struck it^ The-cnw will meet youwiib
CtfUNTY OF BARNWELL,
Court ofCommon Plea*.
Stephen Tyler, Tlaltrtiff,
— againxt—
more milk than ever. Horses and Mules will deafen you with thlr glad g
ML
I-(si:th Tyler. Anqq,
Moaeflev
ley, Osc.ir, Moseley, Clifton Moseley,
Mattie Gloster. Kan> u t Patrick, JancV
_iSfathan 1 . ‘James
Luther Mosclev, Walter Mose-
togW; plow more ground and carry you Vm longer journieV.wjth greater ea«e.
JFpwls will pqrch all round you., lay more eggs ami bring forth more youbgiteW,
Come and see u*. ^ — ' -
J. S. BLACk, G. K. RYAN.
i
^e
J T Gantt,
:retar/of State.
FUK SALE.
Moseley, Arthur L. Hayg*. BUrgess
Ferguson, Minnie Wool folk, Ell Tyler,
j Furman Tyler and Ada Ferguson De
fendant*.
The Thhtv-rvtmh-Amiuai Sgysion-of
the Barnwell Bs|itist Suudav Scli -nl
<;onvpirtToirYsTit be held nF tiie Dounf#
Ponds Church on Friday, August 81.
Each .School 1* entitled rtr'tlvo dele
gate* and IH'l* eurne^ffy desired that
the schools w ill be fully represented.
PROGRAMME.
horso Watertown Engine and
Boiler attached, one forty »a*v Augusta
fHii, Feeder arm! Condeustfr. One Iron
Sciew Pres*..
The above second Tiand fnadhiiiery
will be sold for one ^hundred and lifty
dollar* for the out,lit.
■ TL’crms ryasQUH*>le w ith seenrity.*
FRANK 14. CUE ECU.
(C<>*PLAtXT KKKVKD.)
|F To the Defendants above named :
DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
—IX-
A. J_
No gentleman of Bamberg County, 1
if no* lu eoirth Camlina, tras more
livingileseondant* thkh Mr J G Rentz
of llunler's Chapel, who I* the guest of
hi* son. Mr. C. W. Rontz In this citv,
Mr. Rehizhaa living « children, 75
grand ehiid'en and 1(1 great-grand-
children, niaking even ICO, beside* this
20 of his descendants Are dfad. AJr
Remz has lived |tlL.»f Na life within 4
mile* of where he wa* born Ha lafrb
years of age and was married 54 years
•igo to Mis* Mary Hunter, sister to
sheriff J: H fiunrar. He w4f a gaj-
laut L'nufcderaie -soldier serving
tbronghont the whole 4 year* In t o,
K., 17ih T4. C, Reg Re was badly
wounded in the cliei k in the 2-1 battle
of Manassa* where, his fcarhua colonel,
ex Governor Myittv*. was kitted. Mr.
Rentz is a strict prohibitinoLt and
*e«m«4« Uufw-worrkdhy the j.»ke«- of
his neighbors in town yesterday who
sail tbay were going back home ami
report that he was seen going all over
12 Noon. Organization, _
Introductory Sermon, Rev-
Foster. ' t— r
Adjournment.
8 p. in. Me’hml. _ "
X bi'pcriiiiendent’* Duties. ... 1 _
a. Opening Exercise.
b. Duflng Studv Hour.
c. Closing ExeroDe. Revs. \V. J)
McMillan, G. W. Garner. Bro. R. M.
Mix-on v
-4 p. th. The Teacher* and Teaching,
a. Teacher* Preparation. ' 1 -
ir. T-aohing the Lesson.'
Ravs^W. .M. Jones, H.
Prof. D L Bramletl,
5 p. m. Adjournment.
ADM LN’U 1’BATOR’S SA LE.
btiider,
Saturday'
tow n carrying a bottlejn hi* haiTd vea-
terday. 11 Heema that hi* little grand-
*on, Clide Scoito, who was with him,
was takan quite alck-eariy yeetew
morning. The old gentleman got a
bottle ot medicine from the doctor and
r*enied to have jt In his hand all day
giving the little fellow a d(5*a against 1
hi* Pfotwt every now and then.
Bambeig County lime*.
The Mr, Rnmnibave referred to is the
fstherTiTliw 6f Mrs, C. tt-Rant*, tlu*
daughter of our Hv* felhm townsman
tfr J. tLl Shuck. Mud la well known
through Barn wad I County, as Bam-
herg was tafcea entirely from old Barn
will.
10.30 a. m. Devotional Exercises,
-Rav. J..II. Stnudamire, —.—
10. 45. How the Counfrv l*a*tor can
Help the Sunday School. Rev*. M. M.
Benson. R. C. Galphin.
H 15. - Rewarding Certificate* to
Members of-Normal Class —
12.16 Tli® Sunday School as an
Evwngelizing Agency, Kers. G, YL^
Garner, W. M. Jones, W. D. McMillan.
- D80 p m. ■ AdJBTFrb. -
> p. m. Jl^Ports _of Cqnd jitpn of
Schools by Delegates, Query. Rev. M,
M Benson. — - ^- ;
a.Ufk -PreaentHthm of Convention
Banner.
3.43. Church’* ReTatTon to her
TeHehing Service. R.‘v». C. M. Bllt-
A. J. Foster;BrdrerCrEtzey.
6 p, m. Adjourn, -f __ •
Sunday. —
to 30 a. m. Devotional Exercise,
Kev H. JVNrrltfrr. ;
10 45. Open-Parll.itffent on flunday
rk, ShoVt
soveraT.— . '
12 Noon. Sermon. Rev. G. W.tiarn
er.
Adjourn.
Bv virtue of an order of the Probate
Court I will sell (m-Fiidav. September
7tfi IbuO, commencing at 11 oTIock a
u an I eonliimjpg Until the sale I.
com pietedT :rt thsy I a re residence of
of Mr*. Man ha S. My rich., lieceaetd,
the following-personal property:
One half interest in one grist mill
Outs halt interest in a ginning outfit
consisting of enginc.TioiTer, one 70 saw
gin. 1 Bo«s I'rosa. togel
and shafting, pulleys and attacbmenta,
connectedrtheicw itb,
also '.
Whole Interest in one mower and
rake-one two horaa ubiw, tw ■ iron
bed teau*. 1 wa»ll stau I. 1 improvel
Iron range, 1 top baggy Ul4( j lwa
wag»m*, -■ —:— -- —‘—-
Terms Cash.
._.. ^ J A; Jenkins,
Administrator of tlie Estate of
Martha fl. My rick;, ueceascd.
STAT1
IT IE CO V Dll IG M
Y'on are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint in this
action which was tiled in the ottiee
of the Clerk of the CoCTfT Tor '.said
County Tin the 2nd day of July A. D.
I91K> and to serve a copy of your
answer to the said coni| Isint on the
subscriber at Ids oflice in liarnwelll
within twenty .Pays alter the service
hereof; exclusive of the day of such
iervioe; and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the fine aforesaid,
the plaintiff itr tliir action a HI apply
to tlie Court for tlie relief demand in
the complaint.
KOliT. ALDRICH,
Plain tifl’^-Attorney.
Dated 25th. June A I). 1906,
Defendants, Mattie Gloster,
FaUst Patrick. Janey Moseley, Arthur
(eft Fetguson, Minnie
Woollolk, Ell Tyler, Furman Tyler
and Ada Ferguson.
Take notice that the complaint., to
gether with the snTrrnmrs. c f which the
foregoing is a copy, was fihd in the of
IJce yf the Clerk of the roiir| aDCom
mon Pleas for Barnw ell County, in the
State of South Carolina, eo the
dayoFJuly, A. D. 1'JOO, Baruwell, S
July 2nd, 1906. ___
RDBT. ALDRICH,
THE BANK of BARNWELL.
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CAPITAL. - - - -
SURPLUS and UNUI TILED PROFITS.
$60,000.
- $30,000.
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Kt*ri"K your money In s bankdsnT nec-siarlij' savioa menwv. But It
Is protecting money from ks*» of a.I kin.ls. Some jsmpie think that
money in a hank mu-t net 'le-, sfamt Qniie tho eai.traiy. . Pnt >our
money in the baolf and pay Yonr {.ills by check. Then you will know at
all tiuiee just whut.' voif rtand. HI It* paid by cheek are never quest ion-
ert. Men wnlTTtTPck-hooks tn UidT- BdckeW.- IM Utell l*lli>| ill Ifc* 1
bank an never rubbed. .
-It will la- to your advantage to talk thl* subject over with us. If impna
tible to call, we should a| pn i late > krtMl’i
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BUTLEK HAGOOU, Vice-President.
P M. HU< KINr.tDVMr’
G. W. .MAXVIU.y., Asst. Cashier.
Lands for Sale.
750 acres. Red Oak Towiulilp, all
cleared and rents wellr ;
^ 350 acres, Red Oak Town»li4|h Dwell-
Ing rrrently burned; portion in culti
vation. . \
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C. F. Calboufl, P. X. tackiv
Wm. Xclak
Calliouh & {a
ITairiiiir* Attorney.
3 l»t* In Town oT~T>arhwf11. In •
good locally. , . ;— ;
One Lot in Town of Willlaton, de
THE BANKj&PWILLISTON,
IifbalcJ at VVJJlbrtUtt. ti. C.^aLtluj ziloae
of bu-iuc.*s, August 11,TlHt'i.
KESOUKCE.S.
Loans and Disbonnt*, 32.306>»)
FurnUure and Fixtures. _ 757.931
L>ue from-B4Ukt> and Bankers, 4-2)8.98
C'nrTehcy, , 1000TX)
Gold. -r-—* —ffff-OO
FOR SALE.
Price* ant
1 Second hand Sixty Saw Winshin
Gih. Feeder and"Cm.<1 er(Her. ^ ..Tj
1 Forty Saw Brown Gin* with s Prsft
Condenser, no Feeder; in fair condi
tion. Apply to
j O. B. Ellis,
Martin, b. C.
term* reasonable.
«L O. Patterson A -on.
300 Cords Good Dry
•4^Wood For Sale by-#*
BARNWELL OIL “MILL.
Life, Accident/
O^rclon
flllvarr-Xieklkts and Pennies,-
TOWN REGISTRATION
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A CARD OK THANKS.
1
wIsh t<> express my heartfelt g'rair~
Mo tlm kliuf jiteojile Of Bai nwell,
for adniinisterlrtg so STndly to mv
needs dui’liig Wy illness wflb rvHffl'.M
1
fever.
shalF
ever. remember them
with a-jftellwg of tanderness an4 love.
I was atrlcken down while at the
hospitable home of M r*. Lazari and |
Jjie. many good acts shown mu by her
shall ever bo londly cherished in my
memory. *
EVH
Dunbarton, H.C., Aug. 2d, Ha
There w ill bodinner on the grounds
on Friday and Saturday. •
The Choir will ii-*e Ri-vival •‘UntiHs” j
a* used in the Tornr Alexander meat
lug. We would suggest that delegate*
TftCiiro tire
Total,
"TT LIABILITIES.
Capital St ick Paid in,
3Ti.o2X00
Tiie hooks for registration of town
voters are now mien at the store of Geo.
yy. Patrick »here they wilt femalii'
open until thd 5th day of yepumber
(NO- P. LEE. JL
20,175.00
Hkiq.
By order of Pouncil.
lESfr Dentist.
ixlihto n , - -
8. C.
Will work anywhere in
“book for practice and hi ing j
Undivded Prolits, leg* Cunent
Expenses and Taxes Pajil. 1,119 al |
1 n d i v idiiaT-Deposlu. » ubj-cb
toclieck, I
Hay,
Clerk,
by special appointment.
the countr
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18.22S.46
it with them to the Convontion.
Panics wilt"
notifying I. H. Hutto. Blackville. S. C.
C. M. Billing*.
S. P. Hair,
Crnmnittce.
W G. Britton.
Secretary.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS ANT
CREDITORS.
‘Real Estate tor Sale
89,523 00
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
YOUR ATTENTION. PLEASE.
Nearly two blessed year* are Allowed
fofqri another political eainpaign •bail
• ffltet the country. , «.
fur the next will be far hotter and
Wider than the tribulation just passing,
for candidate* wif) crop out from
Provident to Constable.
tilK HICKS ALMANAC.
Re'*. Irl Hicks, the mU Louia weather
Governor Hcvward—Proclamation.
Bank of WlllDton—Quarterly State
ment.
M. B. llsgood—Your Attention,
Pleaim. -
J D; Whittle—Announcement as
Candidate.
F. 11. orwh—KdF8ST*7
W S Petcraon—Orangeburg COIlgl -'
ate Institute. ' •
U. Duow--Kentocky Marc For Sale.
HavingtRAalled a strictly up to date
(rkTni “ "
wood working plant rimT having in
Stock a full siipplv of first Via** inaterl-
al I am prepared to supply the peed* of
Builder*. Contractors and home Im
prover* promptly to their pleased satis-
faml di and At reasonable price*.
I quote the following as samples of
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, \
County of Barnwell. )
Before me came W. E. Prothro, Cash
ier, of The Bank of Witlisinn, who be
ing duly sworn, aartl that tlie above and
f<>r»gi4ng stateuuHrt is a I rue condition
of said Hank, as shown by Die book*
of file in said bank.
VV. E. Prnfhrn, Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
Dll* lUh day of August, liKKi.
-—■ 6..-C. Mathews, A L. S.J, -
— . Not. Puh. for 4>. U.
Corrrtjt Attest
•t As*M. Kennedy,
J P. I.ee, Jr. [Directors.
VV. C. Smith,
All persons indebted to Die estate of
Mrs. Martha S. Myrick deceased are re
quested to make prompt payment and
all persons having claims against the
said estate will preseut the properly
attested to
__r> J. A. Jenkins,
—Administrator.
Kline, Ji. C.
IN
Jown oi Blackville.
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE WHAT
Y'OU HAVE FOR SALE.
■AND
Livestock
INSURANCE,
—ATtowejt Rates In—"
Strongest Companies
CALHOUN & CO.
-OFFICES AT—
THE BNAK OF RARNWFII
of Soiitli Caiilina,
edy, j
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WOFFOKD COLLEGE
^fitting SCHOOL.
• ■ —Sa-.- ;
Steam
Three.new bilok buildings,
heat and electric lights.
Head .Master, three teacher*
Matron live in the buildings.
and
Araete, will, in answer to genet al re-
ic-ume the pubUcatimi of hlrtAl-
»«muac.w4»tc« has t^pi; dl^atiiiuMl
have- been
for a while.
This year hi* prediction*
rcmark'ihlv correct. ■
w,n b * e4dy
for
3 KILLING by KISBINa.
Jt>r 8 C-G«**drich. Secretary nf the
»ta Board of IleaHh. consider*
i as b.d * trmnomfrter of dlaeaae
piltp. lie advise* grnwh un
kiss one another on the fore,
‘t*. If^tb^y must smack and
Bps and swap micro be* £
• t baby kissing I* especl-
4Bat many little
WASHINGTON AS A FARMER.
Recent examination nf the record* of
Fatefa* CoHHifvVlrgfniH, vdiows ybat
George Washington owned nO.OCO acre*
of land when 27 ear* old, and at the
fall slaughtering In 1760 the Washing
ton familky.leu 160 hog* for their use.
The ckNiulnatlnn also brought out the
4nh4* -that-Iql 787 the Father of IH*
Conn tr h witTTK) art** in' grR**, 4C0
aerea lb oat*. 700 ai’r#*. in wheat and
7(0*«ire* In other g!r dn*, He owned
f lOliwrae*, 112 c»w*. Aist sheep and bad
250 negroes on thy pUiitatlun.
tit iii-®a
Turned Balusters 2jXx2J^ or STANDARD BSEU
x20 Lohg—Stj cU each. * | STALLION
Turned Newels Cx5 or 6x6. 53 cts.
each.
Turned Columns 5x5 or 6x6—71-8 to
^0- ft. long 61 00 : f : r! 1 1 . AuKh.*....
Sawed Brackets lOcts. to 2. r >ct*.
AH the new and most tasteful de
signs executed, and the beauty, at
tract Iveneaa and value of the home
greatly inbreaaed.
For farther information call on or
write to
' II. B. IIA GOOD.*
.. „. -- Mamwetr. Jr t7.
TSOTTING
Will make the fall season at Spring-
field, s. C. Fee |25 00 for a living foal.
Refunded If not secured. Write for
Pedigree etc., to Paoi. A. Philucs, M.
1)., See Stock 15reader*’ Association,
Springfield, S. C.
individual attention to eaelLatudent.
Situated on the Wofford Campus.
S-udents take a reguiar^course to the
College Gymnasium, and have access
to the College Library.
4I25.D0 pay* for board, tuition, and
all fees. Next session begips Septem
ber 19th. For Catalogue, etc., address
AUkabriTtrl^p, Head Mai
tanburg, 8. C.
DR. W. C. MILHOUS,
wrasr.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO L^ND.
AT HILL TOP STABLES.
Just from Kentucky a high grade
ynuog Btare, unafraid of car*, mitnnio.
Mle*. engines «>r aattbitig, perfectly
or fauMly ine. For
Os r.inMiNO laND*. Loso TuyR.
No CoMuisaioMsCHARoxo, Borrow-
ru fats Actual Cobt or riHKKCTisR
I.OAS,
For furtrrr ikkohmatiox auurkss
JOHN B FALMEH A SON,
Box AS-’, t OLUMUJa, M C.
We are prepared to negotiate loans on
mproved farms fpr live year*, partial
payment*, interest 8 per cent on loans
under $1,000; 7 per cent on loan* over
$1,000. Don't write, come and see u*
J.O. Patleraon A Sou.
28—2
Barnwell,.,* * * S. C;
From November ;ist to
will be in my office every day.-
From April to November I will
attend calls in the country or.
meet pat rent A at any of our town#
, by appoMitmeat*
^ One house and lot far sale, lot seven
ty feet facing on Clark Street by one
hundred and sixty feet depth. On this
lot i* a eqoil dwelling house with four
bed room ST din Ing room and kitchen,
and hath room and good water; faqlia*
comparatively new-and Clark 'Street
one of the meat popular In the town
Title good.
One house and lot for sale, lot forty
feet facing on Dexter Street by two
hundred feet depth. On this Is a two
story dwelling house with four bed
room*, two up and two down stairs,
with dining room and kitchen. This
house Is on one of the be*t resident
street* of the town. Title good.
These houses and lots are cheap for
the price* asked. *
A two *tory brick building, store
beneath, residence rooms abonw, all
needed outbuildings, one of the most
desirable business Stands, on South
Side of Railroad Avenue.
10 Acres of land In the corporate
limit* of tho town of Blackville, with
eight house* Ihereon, and known a*
part©/ the Dr. G. B, Lnrrigun estate.
One lot In town of Blackville situate
on North side R. R. Avenue with one
drug store building and two gupd cot
tage dweilinga ln re^r of store. In same
lot. and known as fir. G. B. Lartigbe
drug atore property, adjoining the re*l-
deneo of Mr. I». W. Farrell. ,
"Fbr'prtces and pafticulars- apply
u F. ftuiat, Esq.
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SESSION 1906 1907 BEGIN.* WED
NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23Tli.
Five course* leading to B. A de •
and to L. (.degree and one i« L 5 . 1. ;
degree. (,'eitltto*t#a given fm
completed in any one of the fe t i ,
Blent*.
Expense*: Tuition fee $10.IK); 1 >
fee f 18 00; Room fee $6.00; one hat*
each must be paid at the beginning •>
each term. Tuition fee may toe remit
ted upon presentation of emlfluate or
Inability to pav the the same
BENJAMIN SLOAN,
President,
u
WOFFORD
a *, jpfr, ^ 4: * ■ r
college
HENRT 1». 8NTDKR, LI„ D„ P
dent.
to
Two riegreer, A. B. and
Four coursea "leading to the
Degree.
Library nnd Libtarlan. The W.
n Burnett gvmnaslHui under a competent
- director, J. B. Cleveland Science Hall
Athletic groojJd*. Con'rse of Jmure*
Board from $lAfo^i8 a ipoirth t„r
Catalogue or other Informatlou, Kd-
dress J, A GAM EWELL,”-
Secretary, Sparianborjgj a. C.
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