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r —L T^e Barnwell People. THURSDAT MrfRCH.W, 1901. c»me near al- RATfiS OP SUBSCRIPTION* Ift Advance, per Annum rTTfl.W On Time. $2 00 Th« <*h«ln eanv will S» at Pilrae'a V'M »l'e flr«.r nf nest ve»V. ' R, 0. RoWeri, J. B. Morris, *3 Clerk. _ Snpr. GENERAL SESSIONS. t a81 a I)I8I>ofku or : Atliur Moore—Guilty of Enterln*’ bou^e w ith Inteiil to Meal, Sentence Its j montna at nard labor. Itenj tmiu Guarletoo—Guilty of As. 1 tan It and (rettery with Intent to kill, bentence IS month* at hard labor. J. S. Mmtuons—Not guilty of dU poaingof property undei lien*. C<HH>«r Bradley—Not guilty resist ing an ofilccr. K. V. Howard—Guilty of selling property under lien, Sentence $75 tine or aix months at hard labor. Lawrence Meyers and Bud Robinson, Guilty of car breaking amt compound * larceny—new trial, continued to next • term. Sawyer Mines—Guilty of borse Stealing reoommenaed to mtrcy of the court, Sentence 18 mouths at hard labor and $1 line. Lawrence Meyers snd Bud Robin son—House breaking and larceny not f uilty. Jouu U Ross—Guilty of entering a house with inietiLlo steal, new trial re fused, Sentenced to rive years at hatd labor. Appeal taken to supreme court. Wm. ChiUN—M order, not Guilty. • F. 1*. Cone—$50 line or 30 days. Jury could not agree and a mistrial Was entered in ca>e of Fed Braxton, 11 .lines Moody. Bob Cn-ech ami James MosMiy. charge larc'ny from ti.e field. Greeiand Cook, John Cook, Julia Cobk two years each. ''Firat w «a k expe-nae $002.20. ( . . . The equinoctial raio manac time'this year. Mrs. J. O Patterson and (laughters I returned from Washington on .Sunday. Asparagus growers are getting good prices for their first shipments of “grass.” Old folks w ith long memories sav that the fruit crop is fiever all killed in, March. Rev. John K Goode will preach at Seven Fines church Apili 5;h, at 4 o’- cloirk sharp. Second q i-,yterlv meeting for Barn well Circuit will be held at Salcuf Church April the 4’Ji. „ RKV.OKOKOK N. ASKKW. IA» T | Hat Hiu.'tll from wrs 8Pf*n in low plsu*08 Sunday Tiiorni.ig, hut no harm to fruit or crops baa been reported. Mr. 8. A. Wise of Williston, an- I nounces to day his candidacy for the primary nomination for Mieritf. Hon. C. C. Featherstone, Prohibition candidate for Governor, w ill speak in the Court House tonight, and at Olar tomorrow night. 1 he court of General Sessions com pleted its work,on Saturday, and good progress is being made in common pleas cases this week. Only one tpynship was unrepresent ed at the meeting of the Cniintv Board Of Equalization on - Tuesday. I >ear%> artolirtions were repealed. Worshippers at the Epwcopiil chnr/h on Sunday were greKtly s pleated with (lie very extoiUcui sernum preached by Rev. W, H. Barnweil ofeBtatebi'ng. Tolm I). F.nckefeller, the richest man in the world, who has spent two months at the Ron Aii Hotel near Au gusta passed through Barnw-ll Mnn- allav afternoon enmute to Kichmond via the (Joast Line. > Mr. Jclm llaiL son of Mr. Minton Hair, died at Graniteviire.on Monday of pneumonia following yneasies, age i about 27 vears. lie is sutyivfnl l>y his bereaved wife and two (Hiildren. On l ue-day liis body wrs laid to re.at in llie Old Field Cemetery. A FAIRFAX. Quito a large and merry crowd left hr-re on Saturday alternaon by invita tion of Mildred leiadholt, the lovely young daugh’er of Mr. Miles Load Boll, about h mile amr a half irom here. The chi’dren went in wagons and W. J. *»an»lersand Miss A.niiye Moye In buggies. Mildred had hot forgot.’ ten her two mns'e teacher* as she was a q loniLtm meinh »r pf the G'ee Club and chose t>* liave them above ail others, at her hirthdav party. She re reived some \ery pretty presents, a- site Is a great favorite with teachers and pupils. The children played '-ring a round*’games till tired, then a-ked foy music, Mrs. Handers, Mis- Ahn»e and Mi-» I.il.i Barber plared -lively pieces anil duetts for them then cniiie a singing of tticir favorie (j'ec JLililli Bonirs. and little Hmile Harter as usual on such oeeiidona. sang sev eral solo*. wtfile tile dull latig choruses. Then the ladies led In* wav Into the beautifully decorated dining room, where tb** color sctieuie of lilac ant whi^e was perfectlv carried out The boys counted a d« zen burning randies, in thev knew Mildred’s age 1 )e.licious refre-li neots oi f4i*cy cakes, uai cf am. ;mar-iiea and straw -berries were served tn which tile rosy cheeked tonngalers did full justice Mrs Newton Load bolt was iiii>tre»a of cere monies and a* •veruhing site umler- takes aocially is well douc, this too was a success w She I ms been mother and eldir sister too to Mr. Loadholt* rnottirrless clii*drrn, wlio repay her foi her ii■ceasing attentions in a wealth of aJfec’toti which I* truly touching More games were plated and more iiiuslc given, then, the little ones knew it wai time to g > home, so with pleas ant chafer they said -‘good five” all Wishing Mtidied many happy returns of the dav. ENTERTAINMENT. An Entertainment w’lll he given at the B trnvwll Op *ra Hou-e on Friday night March 2’7ib ; ‘•Feraonal Drama Bleeping Beauty.” “Cast of Charactera.” King James*-\l r. Julian Turner. Q men Rosalind—Misct ora Giubhs Frlncci t horn-rose—Mias Kate Han ders. Prince Malcom—Mr. U’illie Seay. Witch I'holia —Mi** ilatlife. Hill, (Fairies) Physche—Miss |latMe Halford.. Hunshine - Miss Emmie Baxley. -• Riches—Mis. Rosa llil!. Joy —Miss Klv Gm.k. ('ioe the head Nurie—Miss Jennie I)»y|s. I Footman —Mr. Jhn ifalford. (Drama) •‘T^rst and FodiTtf" Cast of Characters. On Thuesdsv tnornktg last, tested his favorite chsir in the piazza nf his 1 home, with a newapii|«ee tu his Uanda 1 and tlie sweet air of ibe lipring time i all around God cattnd him and the I white aoul went liome to henvrn. Hpared the p*fn and weaiine » of j long illness he passed from ripe yeiyrs oi rich usefulness into the [uli blessed ness of Iminortalitr. A sobiier of the Confederacy, lie wa« faitiiful and tniqlintit the cause was loft A minister of the gospel, liis lienrt was conaecrateiTto tho loving service (d the oivine Master, to the gathering of hi* fellow men into the fold of I’ll rise “A public servant, he was without guile lookinu to duty as his cue guid ing star, niniring aiid self sacrificing in keeping sale the trust reposed in him, A man-, gentle in heart, of kindly soul, he walked Recording to the golden rule and passed, through all the years unscathed and unspoiled by its cares. , . He has gone from the w ays of men, hut the teachings of his life both’in precept and by example shall long bear good fruit in tl e hearts tnat knew and loved and honored. IX LO VIX G R E M E M B It A X (IE Zillla I!air. who departed rroary 2J 1008. Fora Hum - was a consistent meiike* Rosemary BaptNt t.’luircll. was. beloved by nil who Of Mr*. tills liie F* tier of years she mial coptoP lairist r/nj t of Rev The regular biem Prof. Meyers against t^ngressman l*atters<.n vva* argued before the House < oiumirtee on Elections on [Tuesday Hon D. s. Henderson spoke for Judge Patterson and colored lawyer Mooter of Orangehuj'g for Meyer*. . h Oqr Mllliio r has just ntnrned from 'he north w here she ha-s purchased a Vimiplete stock *»f ladies hat* and com plete I ins* of niriitnerv and she is now* ready th »l^ow the latest styles,.for the season. . , C. F. Hirer, Oiar. Th« meeting of the 8a rivehatcliie Agricultural Society* on Fiidav liad the fit.e Aftcndanee of sixtv memirers. Ig<* i'rince and Brother Byrne* were guests of honor 'i he dini er was fully ti 1* to the uniform s.ahdard of excel lence. No higher praise can be given it. * The annual in-pertion of well Uuurd* was tnxdo on "JiUmiiI Geiiefitl Bh»ck Cabatiiss, L". s. A. The Guards lered 42 stiong and in tlieir new lorms looked every inch soldier*. the Birn- Frulay- by TTITit TTmT - mus- iioJ A nd their their itC'f of tlie where slie iiiiew lit-r sweet and loving disposition On Febrmry 21-t ls*02 slie was united^ in tlie lioly 'bonds of'inatiimony to Mr. M. 8. Hair, with whom *1,6 lived hap pily for sixteen years. Nine children blessed tljelt union, eight of wli"tn iiie living.. Hhe leaves a husbiud, eiglit children, a futile'*, three sisters and ten hrorlieis, with a host of friends to mourn the !"«» they s<> deeply (eel. - Just two'short months previous to tier death her mother was called to jojji Hie loved one* gone before. May the God of r,il grace comfort and Strengthen the bereaved ones tn tills dark* hour of trouble She was laid to rest in the Old Field Geme terv February 21th, where-ihe body await* the resurrection morn Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep. * From which none ever wake to weep, v Alice Hair. THE WELCOME OPENING ' — . or-* - “ : ‘; 8 P RI NO- SUMMER III LI. IN E R^. Blackvilie, S (’. Mis* Hattie Martin most-cordially tnvites the aun.d iiKC of all lady lov- ers ol tlie beautiful, tlie good and the reasouabl" in ^|’>•|!lg and 8tin>ni)er Mil iincrv to the opening ol her Selections lor ttie ocason. Tuesday evening, March 31*t , fo: in.»i>ectlO!i cn’y. WeuncsJ.y an;] Tlrir-day, April Is 1 and 2nd., ail day, for She i.* q'tif.e sure fl^. her effort* to please and pr« lit hei/friomls will l»c re warded h. their tiitiiou* approval ill yivl'latis are contldent that idlitarv excellence 1* eycu wuh personal good looks. March 22nd. 3 P M. 1908. Mr. j'dhn II. Swell and Mi** Jennie May Drum mond wre happily married, Rey v f{. W. Sander* 'Mticinting, These young friend* reside at Meyer’s Mill and tin* wedding t**(>k pla.** 1 at the It*.me of Mr liarie* Rountree, tlie uncle of the bride in the presence of a goodly «v»m tanv of neighbor* ami friends Mtny warm coiigratulttio^s and good withes go v\ ith lllclP. F riend. . The Mil introduced by floi.gressmm Patterson to establish a fish culture station in I hi* State was favorably re ported last week hv the liou»e Com mitue on merchant mat Inc—and ti-h- erhs, and its p.i«ssge“Teconimended Judge Pattersim ha* talked inatiy members into favoring the mta-ure at>d is very hopeful of getting it through. - • CointnDHonrr George M Bower*, ol the Department of Commerce and l.« hnr, referiing to tlie bill in a letter to the committee, said : ' The estahli.lnnent of h fish culture station properly located in South Car olina would be of great value to the fishery Interest* of that Stale.” The bill Carrie* an appropriation of fSS.OOO to purchase » site and erect tlie station. The selection of the be*t place for the station. If the. hill passes, will be left to the commissioner of fisheries, hut will probably he somewhere in Kepresfntatit e Patterson’s district. X KXTSUNDA> . The beautiful new Baptist church at "Williston will be dedicated on Sunday next. Dr K M Poteat, President of Fm man Uni varsity, will preach the dedication sermon. AH tlie former pastors of the church have been invited to be present. AT FAIR APPLET Mi«* Ethel Ctrl boon entertained in a most charming iiiatiucr Friday evening lit honor of Mi«se» Sanders and Mu'leer of Hendersonville. Ihe house was lovely with Mrs. Calhoun* tine collec tion of pot. plant* At>. ut to couples were invited, on account of tho Inclement weather only couples responded. • Partners lor the peanut contest, w ere found by matching faaai'larQuotation*. wbtoh was enjoyed immen-e'.v. Mis* Get.cmic Fnrse and Mr. M Warren v.tm the first prize*. Mi* Inez Flower* and Mr. Jack Walker the consolation. — Misses Calhoun and McTeer rendered everal fine selection*, instrumcnial and vocal. At a late hour Mi**e» Kate Catiiotii) and Cum pie Flower* served deliciuu cream and cake. 'i’lit* attrieiivc’jionie is an idfhl place for entertaining and the guests linger ed late et j >y tug the informality t»f tin occasion. * A Friend. Claud Ashlev—A Confederate Gen- er..l- Mr. T. K. l urner. P*ttllnc Aaltiev, ilia Wife—Mis* Hattie Hill. Li.'tmi Pinknev A Confederate Col an ' afte wart* aUulted Htst* s Senator — Mr. w . B Parker. Alice Gen and 51 r*. Ashley Daugh- - rW ter. <4ertnide. Gen and Mrs A'a adopted daughter. Ill** Rate Sanders. Mrs. Edmund*. Mother of Col. Pink ney under an assumed name—Mis* Josie Heed. Black Buzzard, a rough character— Mr. Juuan l urner. I/einuel—A St rlen Boy, Maater Wof ford Tarraoce. Gipsy*. 1 Ishmael—Mr George Hill. 1 haros—M r H. E Moore. LiCtiln—Mr T lUttavis. , llagar—Mis SalUe Day Is. Ksuuln a Guard--Mr Wlllla Feay. Black *yed Bess-- AHen Owens. Servaift*—Master Allen Hill stand Jim Halford and otner Qip*p* (Drama) * Itemons of the GIhss.” Two D inking Friends. James Penlngton-*-Mr. W. B. Taf- ker. Spencer—Mr. S E. Moore. Totle a Fairy --Mis* Jo*le. Reed . Disease— Mr. (ieorge HilL poverty-- Mr. Eddie'I'arronce. Crlitia—-Mr. Willie Seay. Edith Graham' -. Mis* Halite Hill, yef Jl hlld-**Mi«*~Msud Hill. i*«ryant-*'Mr* Jutiait Turner. Tl kets on sale at R. A. D**ason’s D ug store. Curtain rises promptly at - B JO. SALE AT ALLEN DALE. Pursuant to a Decretal Order of Judge Georg- K. Prince Dr Clarence W. Erwin, adminLtrator «*f the late W. R. Erwin, will sell at Allendale at 12 oVrinck on Monday next March 80th, two hundred snd forty acres of laud bJThngmg to the estate of W. K Er win. See advet tiscuieiU lor full de scription. TWO DELIGHTFUL DAYS. Mies Carrie A. Cave will be sincerelv pleased to receive tho visits of her indy I riend* on March 3M. April 1st st her Ea«*er Opening of Spring and Bummer Mil littery anil Dress Goods. Her good- were all pcrsonallv select ed in be*t fashion cities of the _E»*t They are of up to d:tte stvles, of tit best material* and the mo*' Jbeaiitifu creation* tltat cultivated taste* coul design and deft fingers mako perfect. PROGRAMME FOR UNION MEETING. Saturday and Sunday March, 28 *21). Discussion . Its be SENATOR TILLMAN SICK. Senator Tillman was taken .seriously »ick at hi* home at Trenton Thursday night. Overwork and the heat of the w'eathercattaed his illness. Symptoms were like tlio*e of the. attack lie suffer—: ed three years ago- 'H numbness and tingling of tire left aide.*—The Senator is better and the doctura-lhink a few davs rest will cure him. T HONOR of Healing Springs March. l,*urenoe O lorm. Annie WiBia Wise. Mab*t Bo Ilford. Ida May Gardner. Irerb^t »'«»!•. denh Wiat. roll - •% - High School (of Helen Wl*e. 1 ' Carrie Gardner. Vrra Rwrlaton. Ttiomss Keeler. ** Manin Keeler. Marry Bojrlstnn. THE DISPENSARY DILEMMA. At Asherille, N.* C. tomorrow At torney General Lyon and the lawyer* associated with him will apply on be half <>f tbedispensary wirdiug up coin- mission to Judge Pritchard * for an order revoking former orders of the said (United States Circuit) court granting an injunction and appointing receivers” The ground for the motion 1* found itrtlie recent construction by the State Supreme Court of the statute creating thejalnding up commission. If Judge Pritchard shall withdraw his first orders aa asked there 'vifl be no (urthcr clash between the Slate ami Federal Court*. If he holds hi* first position and refuse* to grant the order the United States Supreme court will he called on to say which and who are r»*ht. TOO MUCH COTTON. The census bureau gave out on Fri day its report pf the cotton cron of 1907. putting the totjil yield at II. 261 • 163 (Miles; In lWXi the crop amounted to WJiOMrfii hale*, in 1«U3 HT73M’')*. In 1837 lim Mate made l.VJj.iiS bah-*, ■‘.I ♦..-L' . . ’ •< 1. The Spirltuir Life, (.'t) ginning, (b) its developtnent. 2. Layman'* Movement, First Division. Long Branch, Introductory Serinop; RcV. W: G Brifnn, _— 1. Topic. Rev. '\Y. D McMillan, itev W. M Jone*,; l>. D., R. M. Mix*on and R S. Woodward. 2 Topic. Rev. W. O. Britton sn W. D. McMillan. Missionary Sermon Rev. W..M. J ones, D. D. Second Division, Double Ponds Introductory Sermon, Rev. J. D. Pitts. D. D. 1. Topi*'- Rev. D. L. Roton. itev G. N. Askew, C.C. E zy and 1. 11. Hutto . 2. Topic. Jlev*. G. N Askew, S. I*. 'Clftsolni and. S. P. Hair. ) Ati««iot>ary Sermon Rev D. L. Roton Third Division Mt. Anion. Introductory . sermon Rev. C. K. Turner. 1 T'pic. Rev .1 K. GoofV. Ttev. R. W. Sanders and J. A Jenkins. 2. Topic. Kev. M. M. Benson, Rev. C. II. Turner. Mission-.ry Sermon R<)V. J. K. Goode. Dinner on Hie Ground* <>n Saturday,' Third Division sent t<> Mt.'Arnon on account of Mission Rally going to Saltkehatchie J. I) I’itts,' • M. M. Henson,' S. P. Hair, Committee. PRKSKNTMlEMTOF GRAND J&RY. MARCH l«l»8 TERM. To the Honorable. Ht.n. George E. prince, Jlldje Pte>idlng: The Grand Jury reapevTfully report* i 1 —We have passed npon all bill* submitted to u» by the Solicitor. 2 Our atteniion ha* been called to certain alleged irregularities existing ; t in tlie Healing Springs School Distilet { i and we have deemed it w Le to appoint j * CoiniitKtee to thoroughly investigate ! these mIIrgcd it regularities, w hich | I committee I* to report to tho Grand Jury whefi It shutl oonvene again. I Thl* committee is compivsed of Mcsara J. M. Kartell, J B. still mid W. W. Woodward. ' ' 2. We visited the jail, a* a body, and found tho rooms uncleanly, dirty amt smelting had, much to the discomfort and health of the unfortunate inmate*. We found the p'^rering on the ceiling of outside house in j til yard used a* a dining room by the j tiler needing re pair* very badly, so we recommend that tbis/fel.lng hJ repaired and further ! that the porch on Ihi* same building ' be resliingied. We further found a sited joined on to the countv barn—the 'bed In-ing on private property and in a very decayed and rotten condition, greatly en dangering* tTm safety of the county property by lire. We therefore rec ommend-that thi* shed In' jotiied from the coufity barn or be^a lowed to remaift provided the owner repair* and jtut* the same in sale oou- 11ittoo. We lurther recommend that Ihe.saah in w indow* of jait be repaired. 3 We visited the' I’oor Yard* and fojtnd ttiein w'e'l kept. We recommend that t ho Coroner he alio wed six dol lar* |»er tndntb w it It wtiiidi to purchase the inmate* proper n.mrishinept. 4 It ha* been called to oirr atten tion that the inmates of poor yards ave not been receiving proper medi al attention. We recommend that the hy«tciao in charge ot poor yarjl* see Ihat-lhe pjopt r attention i* given Miem. 5 Wa liave iiisp* eted tho Court H<>u*e huildtng and fit.<l it clean anil wed kept. We recommend that the os» t in rear of Court House btnidlng he put In good saniiary eouditiou ami kept that way. We have heretofore reported upon thi* closet but no action a* been taken thereon, tl Hndingthe time so limited we taie lieen unable to examine the book* •f t he 0*.nitty nfUoert) in a* tiioioughf manner a* vyc- would have LketL. so we have apixdiited a committee t'fin- nffciing of v\ Hiiam McNnr. V\ . F. Ken uedyand 11. W Uain to make a'Utor ough exaiuin.ifipt* qd to reptTft to witen we meet ttg iin.- ti«^uu)mii.en kis committ> e to bo paid tlie sum of weuty liotlar*. / t, We called on tl)e .county < fficers Ii8 fottnd tlnur tdilce?apparsotlv well Icepi: We FeCofTTdedlTTTtTTPTr.BfHtnmrf book case* be furni-hed the Auditor' PfThe proper storing .»vvay of ni* rec- rd*. - , 8. Wc rrcommi'r.tl that tlie Sber tT x.hatigo • Ui.-es witli the Treasurer ind when i^il* exchange hasLerti made ilmt a door be cut bjtwe» n tlie nfii e* f Ttenttirfr anil Auditor, as we .deem tire v lllce now used by ihe Troa*uter trm snvilt'lof liim to '-any on well—the I'tiMas ol his olllce and, furtlier, that lie inter lependenco between iBe iffflt os >f Treasurer and Auditor demand* that tlie\ lie placed near to each oilier. W. We recotntin-nd that suitable ti- Ing cases he turrnahed the Burowe,ll Cuttity Dispensary Board for the proper proKetlon of theif paper*. I, 1 W*» recoin mend that a tow of tl ling ea-'c* tin luriiislied the office of I’r« bate .1 tirign. II. M e recommend that a tuitahle desk for locking up papers bo ftirnish- 1 the ofiiee of Su|>erinw-ndent of Kdu eafion. We a* n whole visited Ibe mis, widle and fdack, of Barnweil and beea«*e of inn liiuiyed time could not make l* tiiorougli an examiuaticn a* we w( uld have liked. F^om our tiin.l'.er we liav*-vafsedcommlttees who ire to vl.-it tiie school* in the Imniedi- at** section of ea,h anti which com- n it tie* arc to report to u* when we mret agtirn. Wc have deemed tni* w i*e because every school in thl*'comm wilMUui htive been Visited an 1 closely examihVd and we then be Tti a OiUet position to rejiort. 13 The cellar tinder the whit* Graded school building at Barnwell a~-menace !<• Vim health of those living near it a* well as dangerous to the pu ptl* of tender tear* attending that school, so we recommend that this ee lar be closed up entirely.. And wc further recommend tliat the fence en- cios'iig above school tie repaired 14. Tlie ^icgro school house consist of four rooms and four teachers with i normal aUetMane-j ut 2‘H pupil*, so we recomtneriil tlis^ttte huilding be so en larged s - to provide tlie necessary ne- enmuiodition. -We furtlier recoin me o4 that the closets of. titi- school tie hoard ed in and looked so a- to prevent sttag glcr* from ti*ing said closet*. We fur ■ her Dcoinmeml that the hole* under thi* school house building he filled u| 17>. VV e liave appointed from our bedv a committee consisting of tire t< look inWttie county chain gang and t< report to u* at our next meeting. Tin following is th^coinmittee: Messrs W F. Hazel, Chairman. O , B. Deer, N. B Loadholt, J B. Still and W r . F. Ken ne«iv. - ’ We bog to extend our thinks to the Solietfor and ollioer* of this court for the kindtte** extended ns snd e*ped*'l; to your Honor for your full and idea changes that liave a«*l*teii u* so much In discliirging our dm lei and of Our high, appreciation a* Grat'd Juror* and a* citizens of thi* county for the great ability and patient industry with w hich vnur Honor has prejided ove its snstfin bidding you g uul bye. for time wc hope. We wi*h that the fufme shall tie bright with happfhe** to you and ahundaiit 4» ith prosperity In a the years before you ^ - /, Rcsps'ctfUllv Submitted, H. W Quin. Foi/n I • ■ - ■. ' . : - - Budars Toot Old Garment in Whkli Boarded Money Had Been Sewed. NEW YORK—Wm. M. Aliev, who was for Years * * j' nn engineei’ on the elevated and Inter a. motormnn on the elevateds went to the Bronx braiu-h of one of'the hi<z trust eom|)anie8 and drew out >2,0(K) in sitvin^s. The money was in two five hundred dollar hills and ten one hundred, dollar hills. Mrs. Alley lipped open the hot tom seam of nn old skirt and sewed the money in. hill end to hill end, nround the oottom, and cioins: the work so esuefully that detection was defied. - ■ , While the Alleys were at a theater party, burglars raided their home at 5.*»o Westchester avenue; and carried off the skirt along with other articles of clothing, silverware and trinkets. Mrs. Alley be* lieves that the stolen skirt is at this time being worn by some one who is unaware of the valuable Joad it carries. The police sent out a description of the skirt. THE BANK OF BLACKVILLE has the finest Btirjrlar Prbbf Steel Safe made. We «!«<> carry «v . ** Burglar insuiance and every one in the employ of | the Bank heavily bonded. § * * W— —4_ !S35S» ; ? STATE OF SOUTH CAHOLUtA. ■ tODXTT or ■AUram. .. Id the Probate Coort. By J. K FiicIHng, ttq., Judge ot PloUfist barn well County. WbereM Mr*. Minnie H. C*lhonn tnt’t •alt to me to grant to her Letters of A-ui a IstratrlxiOu on the estate cf end effect* wf Clinton K. CaJboun, defeated. Theee are, therefore, to cite and uCnck'iU all |ttui alrfipilar. thj kindred and creditor* of .] I (jthe *«U Mr. Clinton F. Calhoyn, di coede*, that they be and appear before tfn. In Court of Probaje to be held at Barnweil oft ThuruJay *econd day of April, after Y » tlvn tberjof at It o'clock ta the-tor.ur cs, to show ceu*» Jf any they have why the **--i aJruJnikLniiiou aiioakl njt be gr«u t* tilTun under toy h m • r i th dky 1 i/t March Anno Domini, 1901 J.ff. 8NUUKU, Probato Jisdi;*. PubUabodlo Tdr Bxaxwsu. far,res 54*.f^*v 19th. I *H. A f 4 4 4 * 4 4 $ tl <1 Notice la hereby given that » |lc«t* Ing of the SfKtk llobleraof the Sale).*-, atciile y-Lumbcr Company teat 1 »ati CHlied to convene at 1019 20 1’catte'i- vania Builtiing at 15th and < he«(Q»,e strvet* I'lillailelphia, I’ennavDanta, «« 2 P M.on Saturday tho 2**to d*ti i March A D 190* t-. take aetbm ttjwvn | the approval or til* approval of tlj\ I propuaed change of it* principal pla* u of huftine** from Harnwell Ununtf t>» B'ltth-rg f'ountv. South CaroI.ina HENRY W. WGARBOROLGH. V Aui-'i net. MONEY TO LOAN. Apply tojG. M.Grf®pe, ' llarnwell.s C. t’- - -! GET READY NOW Dll. W. C. HUM'S OESTIST, — ' Ban veil, f 1C, OF FIUE HOURSS. - 8.00 a. m. to C p. m. Peraana living away from nsr-tyrdlf Will plen*e make apixtininient* before coming Bv »o doing they will iu- *nrr of Immediate service and avort) die- apiudutmciiu. .-.vi«■*.ini FljH 1CHT JKIER HI OTR HW HEAR. WHITTLES PLA TFOHM. ANOTHER CAR LOAD OF FINE MULES JUST RECEIVED AND THEY ARK rilE FINEST AI.L ROUND I EVER IIAlFSlilPPRD. z . P. LEE, JR.. Dentist, ’WILLISTON, - - R. XI cc ov*r Hank « f W|ll|«ton. Will not receive call* lit tho country, bnWC will be in ofiiee every day. i 2 -crtiu ‘mat; ALSO 23 STALK ITERS AT $20 JUST REf El VKD. N j. d. wmrrLK. Being myself ft practical farmer I know the needs of th« country and always fully equate very demand and expecta tion. 1.. r ; 1 ’ ' — Buying for cash I have choice of all markets and know the best and go there, Buying in-car and train load quantities I get the lowest prices and largest discounts. Knowing the value of good scedsTTaise oats for my sell and for my customers. These advantages I gladly share with my friends. ^ Here is one open secret of success, an assurance of good crops: —. The farmer who has the best work stock, wagons, nno implements and a plci)ty*of food itnd forage gets the be«* wages hands and share crojtpers* - Whittle rvill Rtdl you the Best. THREE CARS HOKSKS. ALL GOOD, SUITABLE FOR SADDL* LIGHT AND HEAVY DRAFT PURPOSES. TWO CARS MULE*, NONE BETTER, FOR FARM, wagon AND TIM. HER USES. . ONE CAR WAGONS. BOUfiHT BEFORE PRH K8. ADVANCED. BEST IN MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND FIM-iH IN th« evlite of J J. UrDjr, (leccnM*ti {So— pra-*»ni the tt»me dtily Dtteet'Sl end ml peieon* Indebted to Mid *- ure mre requeated to make prompt puy- ment to the undersigned. J W.Gpdt, J. J. Gi»y. Jr. AdiuluDtriUori ^ THK I HE SOUTH A. D. WHITTLE, BLACKVILLE, S C FOR SALE. Nltr«te Soda. Partie* dr-atiir g >nr< hH«e Nitrate of Soda cheap wi.l writ to ootiler With n» before buj ing „—Bryan Hrotherr, Allendale. S. C. lo NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED ITORS. Ail peraoft* holding cUtma agaJn*t • g(un«t d yj!l FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE. Nfitfre i* Herebr given that on M on~ iiht. April 27u> 1W.S Ihe nndet*igi.<*d «iU file w ith Mon, Jotin K. Snelllpg, Judge of Probate, .tlieir final return a* Administrator* ot J. J. Gray, deceased, and apply for Letter* Dl»mU«.»ry. J. W. Gray. , J . J 41 ray, <lr. Adiuiniatratora. March Wth UK'S. ^ WANTED. NOOSE TO I>IK. •‘I have found out that tliore I* 10 n«c to die of,lung trouble u* long a* you can get Dr. King’* New Discov ery,’’*ays Mra. J. l\ White, of Hush- boro, Pa. *1 would not be alive to dav only for that wonderittl meoicine. .It Ipoun* up a aeongh quicker than anvfning else, and cure* lung disease even alter the ca*e f* pronounced hope- le.a ” Thi* rno*t reliable remedy for coiigb* ami cold*, lagrippe, asthma. broochBI* and hoaraene**, i« sold on- der guarantee at C. N. Bufckhalter’* drug *P»re. Wc. anil fl.UO. Trial b rule free. Bank of Barnwell TOO FRIENDLY TO FIGHT. Th^temperor of Japan ha* invited ibe American Battle Fleet to visit hi* country and President Roosevelt ha* consented. The programme i» that it shall spend a week at *ome leading Japanese *ea|»ort. DiplmnaiUt* say that tire invitation and vi*lt show that America and Japan aie too friendly to light. «— TT Twenty I lion sand CaBUkRIf* Plant* lor kala by thousand C. N ■BureVhalter. Barnweil. REST HEALER IN THE WORLD Key. F. Starhlrd, of East Revnold* Maine, say*: “I liave used Hocklcn’* Arnica Salic for several yeara, on inv old arlny wound, and oilier obstinate •ore*, and find it tlie host bealer in the world. I use It too with great aueceas in my veterinary busineaa ” Price 25c at C. N. Ilurckbalter’a drug *u»re. White. I’ll month Rock Egg»fiir"sale, Ttf"1or.>tH:pnt*, bv _ U.N. Burt-kbalter, Mar«w«ll >' ■■ T/ie 'Oldest and Strmgcst ' — Bank in Barnwell County Depositor)’ of The State of South Carolina, The County of Barnwelh and The TpWn of Barnwell Fifty colored laborers at once for logging, railroad and sawmill work. Steady work good wages, paid ever)'nig!it with checks, which may be turned into '‘office for ca h every two weeks and house rent free. Also can use whff- labor. j Call or address Breon Lum ber Co., Ulmers, S C. located on S. A. I * Ry. wF. CaUumib P. L Bflcktn;^ Wn. McNab. Calhonn & Co Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $60,000.00 $45,000.00 Life, Accident. CYCLONE UGHTNINF AND- Tn save money j* not hiird when one*- it haiLk acc-m money in a hank cannot burn a lode the pocket. A hank account meiiii*.paving hill* by cluck—the <> safe way. Cheek* leave no room for argomen a* to bill wu* )>Hi<i. Each check I* recorded in the »i k » luge her with your money and the cancelled cIk » «i in burglar anti tire proof vaults', Tbu hate acVt*- time. liet u* talk this over with you the next time yon are ixis-i ile to cail, w rite u*. II( )* *t - \ ' .• DJI a (• - Wli t oi IX If V, if it, iii* i lit—0 1* k e 111 *r ymi ■ then _ > Mi< Y iii town 1 • ir Live Stock INSURANCE, -At Lowest Rates !n- Strohgest Companeb:* OFFICES ATX. T-rrrc. REWARD. c* \F H\MK OFRARMWR L I/o*t on* pointer dog 3J year* old. La ige liodt « head and teg*, tail long -tod catrie* it erect. Pure white ex- -ent » mown *pot covering left able of face ftiid eye. Au*wer* to the name Ook*. ' , f 10,90 will bc piid for bf1e-<jftiturnTo me. H- L O’Bauuo.i, - .4. For Sale i *4 ^ •irabiy vacant »ot ahj dui-g - i/ne,io the citvof Barnwell All (me de.inng f-* poreoa-te a'“wt^ to .♦ G At Pe-o-v >. Baoibi ig, S. C, PLANT SPRING -ADVERTISEMENTS NOW * PLENI^Of — I i - THE (EOPi-t : i! -- - - - ■