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A Tfye BaffttWell Pcdple, IrmiBaDAV bcpi'KMbejr, i», i«o?. Bitts «r suiksoBmid)!. (« Adraod^, per Airaum Ob TlMB flOO The County CtMin^aiin a at F*jrfafc thin week. ft.C RaberU. / j.B. MorrU, Clark. aupr. If y<M inant Patts Ph&r- *nacy fawn 0 a. in, to 10 p m. wll phone 32, Prom It) |>. in. to 6 a. m. tall phone 2 rings. ® ma ‘ feynUr awetlnfot Barnwell fodye No IB, Knitchtii of Pythias will be held at tbelr Hall on Friday night art 7^ o’clock. A (all attendance la eg nested. By order ot T. e. C’uMtNoa, c. c: Wm. UcNAB. R. K. A DOUBLE MARRIAGE. Married, officiating, mother ot 16th. * Mr. Koye Magistrate W. Riley All at the residence of the the brides, ou September Hair and Mist Rebecca Mr. Frank Stephenson and MUs Essie Atkinson. All of Great Cypress township CARD OF THANKS. During the last Illness of Our Von Cary the people of Dunbarton and vfeinity were all so kind and thought ful and helpful that we wish to thank •eery one. Their kladneaa shall never __be forgotten. We *htU alwmya grate fully remetabnt how true and tender they were to him and to ut in that time ctf suffering and sorrow. -ar—-■— 1 —Vory si ne arly. ’ ■— ■r, and Mrs. B. F. Baxley. LONG BRANCH. Society Thurs The Woman's Missionary will hold thHr annual rally on dav 19th of September. Important matters will be discussed at this meeting. The women will serve light refresh ments and a Silver Offering will be taken. All ac« Invited, men not excepted. Faster Benson. TomroTTmc people Dr. J; I. Greene, President of the Bav an n ah V a Hey Agricultural A««ocl - atloa tells the Aiken journal and Re. vkw that at the last meeting of ttie Beech Idand Club Ma|or Harry Ham mond made a strong speech against Immigration and a vote was taken to see how the Club stood. ..The majority against immigration was nearly two thirds. The Club also passed resolutions nrg- I** the other emhs in the vallev to rote ar their next meeting in order that it ■ggiMjjdaw uj-gs"*** PAIHFAX. . - Mrs. Ssllle Jenkins Is now running the hotel hy the depot lately own pied by Mr Frank Harter. Mr. Benj Davis, who wa« soAffylons- iy Ml most of the summer, is now Im proving. ^ Mias Maude Barber, who vUlted friends and relatives at McCormick and Greenwood, is now at home. \ Quite ah Inter*sting meeting ia he lag held at Bethlehem Baptist church dan large crowds assemble there. Mr George Sanders, who. spent several weeks at Hendersonville , N. O returned home last Tuesday. This cool igxill Is bringing meat of the tourists down South. Mrs W. K. Harter and children, Mrs H M. Harvley, and Ml»« Lucretia Enquire are spending time at Glenn Mpnngs. — AX HONORED CITIZEN. On Monday Mr. George W. Morris r av~<n- member mt the Board of Registration In the foi« lowing letter: To fids RxceHency. Governor M. F. Ansel Columbia. 8. C. Dear Sir 7 I hereby tender my reslg. nation as a member of the Board of Registration fir Barnwell Countv. to take effret iaimedlsrety. My reason lor resigning Is that I have recently l.ad a stroke of parsIvsis which has so impaired my health that I sm not pbysleaUv able to attend to the duties of the office. , Tours verv Iruly, G. W. Murris. In Uie resignation of Mr. Morris the State and County. lose the service of an official of the hlghest fharacsgr -feong years of right living have won for him the high i»gawnnwrTmrfBCt confidence of nil that have oonialu touch ullh his starting worth He carries with him the assurance of a conscience void of offence toward his fellow men. and his many friends wish for him a sure re covery of his health and the blessing of his long stay among those that ioye and honor him. Ex Ktate Senator Thomas TalblPd of Beaufort was in town ou Friday. Mrs. G. W. Green of WIHUton w*s registered at the Jamestown £,x|>osition last week. — The September meeting of the Salt- kehatebie Agrtcui .ural Club will be held tomorrow, See change In Union” meeting pro gramme George’s Creek has been sub stituted for Springtown. Dr. J C. Creech came down froth Gaffney Friday to spend a few dayfe with kin folks and friends* The Barnwell Town Council met on Tuesday evening and rhelected the ef- tfoletrt officials of the last town year. Col. Robert Aldrich attended the ootMecratlen of Bishop Coadjutor W A Gu«rry io Trinity Episcopal Church. Colombia, on runds>. Although the wind was Dorn the East and tne rain fsil on dve days last week there was not an arrffst lu Barn well, and many people came to town too. ■ At the WHIIston municipal eWtlon .on the lAih Inst Gapt. W. D. Black was chosen Intemlant and Messrs y. A. Kennedy, W U. Tompson, B. P. Hair and F. P. Lee Wardens. Attorneys Bates * Simms bought on Monday the handsome O’Hannon two story brick building facing Calhoun Park and will move their law offices to their new quarter 1 ! next week. Citadel cadetships h..ve been award ed as follows! , ,-g— Bamberg, H. A Ray, Jr; Alternate OvO Klreck. Barnwell, S. S. Tlson; No alternate. Col. an I Mrs. Robert Aldrich will at tend tbe General Cpnvention of the Episcopal Church of the United States which will! meet in historic 8t. Paul’s Church, Richmond, Vs , on October 2d. Dr. R. A. Griffin of Robbins, a grad uate of the Department of Pharnutcv of the gouth Carolina Medical College, has accepted a position with Dr. C. X. BurcKhader ami will be glad to see and serve iheiVwrffny friends. -HZ.:: Any land owner shooting birds on hla own premises ahead of or after the date fixed by law is liable to the penal ty. Non re»i(1ent* must take out li censes before they can hunt in this State, even on lauds owned by them. Governor * Ansel has appointed twenty live men of the right sort dele gates to the Cotton Congress to be held in Atlanta on Octobet *7, 8 and 9. Messrs L W. Youmans and R. H. Walker will represent Barnwell County Ex Coroner A. W. Beaslnger of JBMun berg county, who wa* so . seriously Burned mr ilte night of the Ftlv inst.r wtien hi« son’s home near Govau was de«troved by fire, died oh tbe 10th Inst, front trtood poisoning resulting from bis injuries. ' Attorney R. P. Searson Jr., who has practiced law at Barnesvilla, Ga~. yub tine suCt^ss, has returned to the mother State and opened lila office in Allen dale. And kia home coming _ha* brought happiness to the hearts of his multitude of friends. Kx Attorney General G._ Duncan Bellinger, who has been spoken of as a. probable candidate for United States Senator next yea?*, telit the Columbia correspondent of tb« Cbarleatou Even ing Post that he will not be a candidate for any office in the 1908 primary. The annual settlement between Treasurer Armstrong and* Auditor KJel waa made on Monday before din ner and‘Without changing a figure; Capt D. II. Wise lepresejitiug the Comptroller GeoeraPa office was high ly oompliuienutry, aa he ought to have been. Mrs Harriet Alien died on Friday at her home in Black vilie, aged 80 years. She was a daughter of Col. B. fl. Brown of honored memory. Ripe in years and rich In tne air^ctions of her klndred-add friends, every lifd duly fully diuie she has joined the loVed ones g >ne before tc the better land. Mrs. W. M. Ga*via died suddenly on the Hub Inst at Morgauton, N. C., where she had gone in the hope of re covering her health among the foot, htlla of the Blue Ridge. Her body was brought home and laid to rest in the fttackvHie cemetery. Htoe. wa* •* daughter of the late Capt. W, H. Nevils. Her devoted husband and three loving little children survive to che rish her memory. — XJibt- J. 8taff Halford reached his 88th wile stone ou Saturday a nd cele brated the happy octt*s»tMah bF~«nfet'- tiljning a score of friends at a superb dinner remindful of tbe old good times The year*. h«ve frosted Capt. Staif’s head hut they have not chilled his heart, and bis many friends h ipe^hst this gallant Confederate veteran and true soufed cittxeu aiay long abi le among them in perfect health and largest happiness. According to fire Augusta Herald TBfjttrTI: X , . , *~R1iy*<rt , ‘nf 1 AHrnlale wi11 Barnwell Baptist Assolatlon Unlou { iiieetings will be held at Willlston. R*>edy Branch and Georges Creek; churches, Saturday and Sunday Sept. 29 and 80. Programme. Topic No. I. The Power of The Press Topic No. 2. The claim! of State MIssIom. Topic No. 3. The Laymans move thent. Sprlngtowri Introductory Sermon 1 Tim 4 —iff. H. J. Snider. . Topic No 1. A. J. Foster, Capt. D. Rice. J. Herndon. Topic No 2. 8. P. Hair, H. J. Snider, D. O. Honter. Topic No 3. C. Cv Eltey , B. J. Gll- J. A. Jenklna. ... Missionary Sermon A. J Fosiet. r Reedy Branch Intro. Sermon M. M. Benson. ' Topic No 1. G W. Garner, J. O Sanders I. R Hutto. J’ople No. 2. M. M. Benson. Dr. Mo- Corm-ick. G. Boylston. Topic No. 3. W. D. McMillad, D. L Roton, W. Baxley/ - Missionary Sermon U W. Garner. WHIIston Introductory Sermon W. G, Britton. 7 Topic No. 1. W. M. Jones, 8. A. Hair, O. K. Blrt, Topic No. 2. R. M. Mixson, R. R Johnston-, P. Bate*. Topic No. 3. J. H. Hair, R. Wood w’ard,-W. ri. Minima. * Mis ionary Sermon W. M- Jonee It Is hoped Unit full delegations will attend these meetings. Dinner is expected on the grounds] Saturday. — W M Jones. G. W. Garner. BANK ■■r *■. i * CAPITAL PAID 1ST * _ rtlOFITS r STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY $^000.00 4, KXX00 50.ooo.rx) -I4 ; 4X-K».(K> Eft m * € p *&?%* 0 * BURGLAR INSURANCE FIRE INSURANCE 5,000 00 1,000.00 ■ ^ ' xpj® [MlgEl 2 PROTECTION TO DEPOSITORS ' $12(i,f007K) 1 We Solicit your deposits from $1 up. • Money to lend our Depositors at all times of. the year. * A check on the Bank is YOUR best receipt for your MONEY. *6b****k*kfHHtf ***£******** BARNWELL ASSOCIATION. Delegates Take Notice - All delegates sent by the churches to the-Bavnwu*H A**bcfatl<M»T- to he held | *ilh the Mt. Arnon church, will con fer a favor on tho committee oh enter tainment by aending In names to com mlttee as eariy_M practicable. Just address a card to Chairman of | committee stating who you are and how you wifi come. 7 .. Yours to serve. W.T. Calhoun, - Chm'u Com. A. H. NEESON, PRESIDENT HERMAN BROWN - H. B. GRIMES A WHITE WOMAN £ONVJOTED. In Cotumbia An January 17th Mc- Culley W. Blair, a conductor on the Columbia, Newberry and Laurens Railroad, was shot in an altercation with hia wife, dying soon after. Be fore death he told his physician 'that his wife had shot him. She claimed that the pistol had been accidental!v discharged f4 tfmFkf while they wfere sti figgrt ng~forits posaesaion, - On Saturday she was tried. The -nr--■ w* Jury retnajned ont all night, agiyingrjJvF iv OX •XJ-I. at noon on Sunday upon a verdict of I _ _ •* w u m., ; .l.»Kt.w. *Uh re c.mm,.d. U .„ 1 .j reraeiI1 | 3er \Vluttle liaS tllG OFFICERS J. M. FARRELL, ' , VICE-PRESIDENT ' Directors ■. * * • -• ' 1 ■ H. M. DIBBLE _ J. M. FARRELl . JAMES POWELL A. H -NEESON THOS. L. WRAGG.- - -_I -• CASHIER. c. k. Henderson Dr. C F. McGAHAN. ALL SEAMS mill Should you need more mule — -imiriT-rr- i -i-nfi —W■ ■ I I liii nWRrxTTrr-rr*~~Tf~^~l *1 nr-i—Tl»!»iarffiMtf»tM|MWWT!MiaMIWMl | l COWJiFOIt 84LE. I would like to sell a few very gentle milk cows as 1 have more than I care to keep.- • Bitgham Reed. —JElko, Bamwell Co., 8. CJ.. Sept. Kith, 1907. — - —— One lot with hoguie on it In town of Barnwell containing 1} acres, situate on North side of Patterson at. of said town, and known as Lydia Myers lot opposite colored school bouse and on west side of public road leading to Black vi He. ~For price and information apply to H. F. BuDt, Agt. “ Blackvill, B.-C, -I I will more this week Into my new store heretofore o.tenpied by Col. G. K. Rysn, and will he glad to receive the visits of my friend* »nd the general public, and to give them my best ser vice-. C. N. Buickhalter. WANTED—A School „bV an experi ence mafe teadiier. Forparticulars call or writs B , care W.G. Britton, Barnwell 8 C. SEED RYE FOR SALE, Barn weft County Raised, the kind] that never falls, or disappoints, for sale by C. X. Burckhaltcr, best from the west all the year round. His immense stock of wagons and Buggies was bought before the advances in material and skilled labor. ~ * ■ , , , Jw' ■' / All Prices Based on Merit. iim mime. OCTOBER OPPORTUNITIES. UlrK.NING KAPH.I.V -r^s.T THE ' BARNWELL BUSY BEE HIVE. SUMMER SAVING SALES. The people who think ahead, who keep their btisme** well mapped out before them lire the jnimers in tiM jouimey of Jife. « — Think now of yonr fail needs and let ns hclp yon xo’p'wg ready for the Good Time coming. We have ever>' thlnn to hi;lke the home happy atnl the farm prosperous. And lowest prices arc here in copartnership with the best goon* As the Season advances* we decrease our prices on cmr mftgmfleeftt line of clothing. .We have an eleganVetocM to select from made by Messrs Schloss Bros. & Co. of Bat 4 tiraore. Our shoes are unquestioned, selected from the eiej line ofthcJPeters Shoe Coi* and are both fash comfortable. > We naught the market on the recent rise of Whew, having just juit iti two car leads of the celebrated Sylpii Flour, and will sell you cheaper than you can buy Augusta or Charleston^ BLRCKUILLE. 8. & m JNO. P. LEE, JR WORKED LIKE A CHARM. Mr, D. N. Wulker. vdlfor of that xploy journal, the KnterprlM), I.ouIm, V» , My*: *T run a null in my foot U*t week end at once applied lincklen’* Arnlea Salve NifintlainmarloH fulhiW* nd; the*alvu Mmply heahd the wound. Ileal* aore*. burn* and *kin dl*ea*e. Guaranteed at R. A. Deaeon k Co. Druggiet. 2*e. V STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY or BARNWEIJ* In the Probate Court. By J. K. Soelling, E*q., Judge of Piobate in Barnwell County Wkerea* B. F. Baxley applies fer letters of Admlniatiwlion of tbe eeUte ef and effects ot M. Gary Baxley. These are, therefore, W^tto and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said M. Oaf y Baxley, deceased, that (hey be oud appear before me, In the Court of Pro bate to be held at Barnwell on Tuesday October lat, next, after puMicaUou thereof M11 o’clock in the forenoon, to show muss, If any they bare Why the said administration •hoafct not be gr»nted. (liven under my hand this 16 h day of July Auuo Dumtifii 19U7. J. K. 8NELUNP, Probate Judg\ realixe this year, $2.(00 frainTm forty acre fnrm, which «H8 oonaldered al- mort worth lem when be bought the place seven year* *go. From Iff acre* in Irleh potatoes he ha* received net proceeds of $G,80, and from ♦M. acre* in rwate melons 2600. with-two cur load* t<> hear from. From 10 acres in out* he has sold 5173 for seed, besides keeping enough to «ow for himself and to feed hia stock for another season. He expect* to gather from hi* mater- melon land a ton of peavine hay ti the acre and worth $20 per ton. On the Irish potato land ho lias cotton that pmroisea two balea to the acre, an3 the prospect* are for a yield of 00 bushela of corn to the acre on the oat land. BUIST—ROW E—We are honored with an invitation to the marriage on the 25th 1 tut, of MPa "Charlotte P*r«4val Rowe, daughter of Mrs. Ihevilletle •Simms Rowe of Charleston and: II, Fullerton BuDt Esq of Blackville. MDs Rowe la the lair daughter of a high and gifted family, a woman otf charming personally, of gracious man ners. of trnei>t culture, rich in all feminine acootnpluhmenu and in tbe beautiful goodueaa and geniinee* o her golden heart. Mr. BuDt ia a member of a family whose name k written high In the re cord* of the State, and who in hl« crvaral life wears worthily the mantle that ha* fallen on him. He is a mem ber of the Barnwell Bar, beloved and honored by all that know him. of gen erous public spirit, foremoat in all jhat contribute* to the up building of the good, a *afe counsellor, a wiae sdviaei 1 , a brave advocate of Gle right and a gentleman in every thought aud word and adt. Mav the years to come to them bs long and bright with sunshine, rich in prosperity and flowered with perfect All Barn Well ootttrty give* FJNK FARM FOR SALK. Tour miles north east of WIHUton. containing o»e huodred aml-flve acres, sixty cleared, balance in timber, has twu good settlements, with all reeded out building*, good wetk at each, ealthy, in an excellent neighborhood, within a mile of New Forest Bchooi. For.particulars apply to • Grateful for thfe generous and increasing patronage of the good people of Barnwell County I take pleasure in | announcing' tliaL eomwoiicing Alonday, Septerribct 29th and continuing through all October I wilt~Tnirke the most Startling Surprise Sale of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoos and Mil linery ever known in this section of the State R. F. D. B. Bates, Williatao, 8. C. NotlcetB hereby gtveu dial a meet TnjTfTnnnrcnchboldera of The Saltke- atchk Lufinber company ha* been called to csnivene at So. lO'ff Pen nay t- vania BHIg loib & Cltesnut 8U., Phil-,| adelphla. Pcnna , at 2 P M on SatUr- dav. ' th|? ffllt day of October, A. D. !! u7. to take action upon the approval or disapproval of the proposed increase of the capital stock of the said corpora tion. from nhe hdndred thousand ($U>0 000 ) Dollars to one hulidred and fifty thousand (1)50,000) Dollars ' Henry W. Scarborough. Attorney. II way*. For price*, term* and call oh or write to . T. B. Harley. Duubarton, S. C. Confining myself strictly to the above lines of ^feaC disc I can bettor know the best places and times to buy heaithv, six miles from the c«i and thejfoods that please the pockefe <rml meet the, needs eg of the people than the nlerehant who-has many irons in the fire, — _ ‘ Fjoreseeing atidHTfireknow^ttg that advances would sure ly come in all prices of merchandise I made my contracts for Fall and Winter goods at the very first opening of the buying season before prices started on the up grade, and in consequence can now sell to retail buyers at the same or less prices than slower dealers can buy at wholesale, My stocks are all new, complete in all lines, of the very best qualities and are offered at old time prices For Mery—Ever j thing in Clothing, Overcoats, Suits and single Pieces. Shirts, Underwear, liats, Shoes and all ¥< Dentist, 'wiLLbrroN* - - s. c. Will work anywhere in Itae countr eial app dntiniiU. ^4 ^ .1 ~C00D LANDS FOR SALE. A tract Of four hnndrad acres lying on the Ldwer Three Rail*, about 35 acre* cleared, balance wood land, 4 miles from Dunbarton Static n. a *trlct- ly healthy place, with due watex^ one building. ALSO . A tract of one fnmdreJ acd thirty three acres, about 80 acre* .cleared, tenant houae water. Coast Line d Charleston and Western Carolina REGISTRATION notic*. The Registration Books will be open In the Court House oh the first Mon day (sale day) in each month for the transaction of such busiues* *1. Is qulred by law. 1 W. J. Baxley, Chairman, ■G. R bnnher. Secretary. DR. J. H. L MILI BEHTAL SOBGEl : BUCSVTLLE, S. C. Will be at office eterjr Monday Tuesday, a»4 af Iib ofilce Ih fiktekville Friday and Saturday^ SAYl KEEP COOL, ■ Whit's the nse to get heated «n* description — Smith, the ice Man, can keep yoh OWk pgrg crj«tal icepn h$nd now a.id jwnlJ time* during iummer month*. Yon patronage respectfully solicited. O j. G. Smith, JF. FOR SALE. 80000 Feet Nice Dressed Flooring I articles needed for the dress purposes or the daily wtfar of and Celling Ready for Delivery. busy life. i Prices^Kigh$. f ' eei ' For Ladies—All tlw best and friost beautiful diesS J Htteiihi U g,^rt r 'c. IAmerican ahd foreign mtitiufacturc. All the sub- (a-O LAND FDR SALK. stantinlg for~domcstic life, all the irinor articles so neces sary to the feminine toilet and the loveliest millinery that ever added to the beauty and contentment of the fair sex, daintiest shoes,gloves^ laces and embroideries. For LOttle Folks—School Suits find Shoes that will DICKS - HOUSE, 634 BROAD ST.; AtfdusTa, Di; Excellent rooms and good tabk board. Kates, $1.50 per day; special rate*;by the week. _ . A. P. Droki. Paoi*, ember Ifflk. IffOL HONEY TO I/O AN Apfiy to 0* M%r«* ferns'll, ne. 11,8. C. Mdbfmfln Tit* BA»aWEi.i. leovixSep- Vnt wlabe* and tlitcereatf 0011- gratirlallou*. Thirteen new advertlaomonk have knovk*<hoiit several c<»luibt>* of real- lug waticr tbk meek. Fifty acre* of line land, live room dwelling, fotir alalia with fodder loft above, and barn, sheds on both tide*, “'oIT public road midway between | last jonff, look well and be weather proof. Blackville and Barnwell, within three quarters of a mile of ohurub and nine months school ’ All or half cash, easy terms on bal- | ance. Apply to J. E. Owefts. R. F. D. No 3 Blackville, 8. C. Time dnd space forbid fuller description, so we cordially invite tbe people of Barnwell and vicinity; all visitors from far or near to call and see the largest and prettiest stocks of goods and become acquainted with the lowest prices in South OtifoUnri. ^ * T , re For-further information I ask jour attention to eata- DR. W. C. MILHOUS, logue circulars which will be mailed oil request to-tuiy ad* / — DENTIST, — _ Earnfell, - ^ * S. C. of fiok hours: ~ 8.30 a. m. to G p. m. PcTboas living aw*y from Barnwc'l will please make appointment* hefnre ] coming^ By so doing they will he sure ] i »vf immediate Kcrvlce and avoid dM- t aj>pvlntun>ub»/ dress or given in person to all who may call. Very Sincerely, WANTED. at & B- MAZUR8KY, PROPRIETOR, BARNWELL, S. C. PI - Fifty colored laborers once for logging, railroad and sawmill work. Steady work good wages, paid every night with checks, which may be turned into office for cash eVefy two weeks and house l rent free. • Also cart use white • ’ a labor. CaH of address Bream bef Co-, Ulmers, S. C- on S* A. L Ry. ' Lum- Willis & eo., UNDER OPERA HOUSE, BARNWELL, 8. Cf 1. t>EALEUS IN ,. - FURNITURE, COFFINS ANI) CASKETS. Onr Goods come from flr^t nl\«a mannfartorte* Tfioy are of th« host materials and tfreitieat, new eat style*, and O^r Prloes' ar* h* Kaire*t. We Intlte, thn tmllab ad exnminatlouS hf-itU who may or wi-h to add to lheo*irlfcri elegance of their home*, immp.letene** of onr »t« pk* 1 tlie large shipment! to gHarantee that we will ^1$ ifOopIfc a* they have ueyer* pleased befere. Grateful genernu* patrOna.e that corned bhr bptnth g w« offer best Vrrvlrea tO l« pu ' rmhlic and, re* oh t-d to 1 good wiil. wait d r opt please and;pro4i all- with their cb*Mn. L