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Tf?e B«rh#cll People. i’HURSbA V irRll.,8, 1068^ RATES 6V lUBSCRimaE. IB A4vpno«, per Annuic Ott-tltt# .......irijfr »2 OO , Tim ohtln ir>n<? will (» M ill.the tlr»t of next wepk. K, C. Roller!. k— f'lerk. F ii me’ J. B. Mnriin, Bupr. rue rnenler meeting of Barnwcl I>id«eN«> 16, Kmgbu of Pythijw wtli be helU at their IIhII on Friday night at 7if o’clock. A full attendance i* reoncKfed. Ky order of U. WOODWAIO), C. t\ "WW. ii'eN AB. K. R. & 8. EXJREKA! “W« have fotmtl it.” 'I he KtmL Fiah Netcatohea Ita coat in a niKiit, doe* not conflict with State law* or etc - terminate the Ultra tt«h. Made of g ilvanfzs I wire it ia a sure catcher anti aafe keeper. ^ratjf aize of itreatn. Call soon or write to — - H. C. Dicklnaon. Agent, Ulmera, s. C. BUY THE BEST! -i - •• '■ Make labor profitable by producing tba largest cropa with least expend! tore of iniiscie force. The Kroadwell Double Jointed Cot ton, briglnated and develo|.e.l by John B. Broadwell of Alpharetta. Ua , Best In J^e_Spntb. having produced —ttirkk nat.ke TO Title ACS*, and award* etl viasT i>ki»ks at (lie Georgia State ’ Fair. ♦4.00 per bu*hel. For sale by 11. C. Diokiiison, Agent, i :Uliners, S. C. WANTED—llonest neat appearing (single) man age 80 to 30 to travel on r<>ad. > 10 a month anil expenses. Most be able lo start at om*. Experience not necessary. But must furnisli gimd references regarding character. # Addfess W.’W. Jones, Box a!*4, Columbia. 8. C. It is bard work to stay lu doors thla perfect weather. Tna Paopi,* will have more reading mailer room next week. Hie Angnata cotton mills .enunence working short time this week. Cspt. d. K L'lmor of Savannah spent several day* In town last week. Next Monday will be sale day, ami (be candidates will be many on the Mr. Dewi* B Creech announces him- ae|f a candidate for Coroner in this tue. —-— Rev. John K Coode will preach at Seven Pint s church, Sunday April 6;ti at 4 o’clock sl.arp. “Stick to your flannels until they stick to you” waa the old time wav of a voiding Spring cold*. 'i heaiew reduced passenger rate fare of 2| cents a mile between stations went Into effect yesterday. The Spring examination of teachers wilt ha held in May, Due advertise- merit of the date will bo made. The second quarterly meeting for Barnwell Circuit will be held at Salem Ohurch Saturday and Sunday n?xt. Eastern North Carolina farmers are planting the largest acreage c\er known in cantaloupes and watermel ons. The visit of Mnjor , -L. T." Izlar ha« been to his many friends one id the Is the Jpleasantest -features of this term ol court. ■Williams k Brabham, who have 300 acres in sspaiag.i- at Hattieville, ship ped on Tuesday their first solid car ol grass.” Mr. J. Frank Kearse of Three M ile. wu» warmly welcomed bv his manr Karnweil friends nil Monday and Tuesday. A PERFECT SUCCESS. I UTTUB WUrFiffe. The .Eotartaloiuent given In the’ It Is Indeed sad to note the death of Barnwell Opera house on Friday oven-. Little W'Hllel.ott. the eight year old Ing reflected very great and genuine son of Mr and Mrs Ben Lott. (trenit on the Amateurs of Seven Plr.es | Lltrlg W]|||o was taken by a band of and gaVe delightful enjoyment *o thoiAngels to dwell evermore tt’itli Gml on largnat audience that has in yaara flII--Hhe seventh day of March, Amid his MR " ru Marcfc wont out a* meekly aa It be- gan. _Two new moons thls month ua the m end 30th days. ed ihet)pera House. From beginning to elosc «\fery thing flowed with beautiful precision and thlere was not a hitch or blunder or mistake. All knew their roles per fectly and acted and spoke with the true understanding of their parts. The entertainment wh< given for a good cause, for the benelit of Seven Pines Churih, and In uplifting spitit and admirable performance was indeed worthy of such generous purpose..,—_ .WherwaW-dtrbWell If would be needed to publish the entire roll of participants to do even justice to all stars and the Seven I’itu-a community has good reason to ho proud of the manner In which its talent rose to the occasion. mahv relatives aofl friends he was laid to rest in Mt. Calvary Cemetery on the eighth of March. Little .Willie had been ill for saverai week* with pneu monia. bdt H w as thought he was bet ter when he relapsed, and death was the re*iilt_ He wa« loved by uH who knew him ami alwatoi had a die'i fid smile for aM with wnotn tie -ni^t. May God comfort his loved ones lo this sad bereavement. -' ‘ ' ■ ■ A-itdwtTTnetx tsrfTiy w ill Oh Ood, To set his spirit free. Ah may his life he a- a tie To Linil our hearts to thee. A Friend. DR. F. II. WU.LIS, ■ DEMIST. New York Dentistry at Barnwell County Prices, v. ‘OfHcc In Residence, Wllrlslon. 8. Make Ap|K»ii)tmeiiis by mail or tele phone. All Work Spot Cash. OI K FRIENDS. These very good ft lends have g'ven their just and riahteous verdict* in favor of Tux Phiclz vs Hard Times this trrm of court: O. H. Ray. - J. D. A'ien. G M. Morris, . ' H P.btghBS- J. R. Woodward. S M. HaoKinsor. T. B Grubb*. K.C Matthews. W. D. Bell. I. W. Riuinfree /CTMcl.einore. 4. T. Younghiisid. O. B. Harden. C. L. Brant. W, C. Baxley. II. CL Folk. T. A. Oreen*. ___ K. E. Ulmer. L. B. McDonald, F*. S. Dwene. Dr. J. L. ('opeland W . S fneHing. M. O. Kiuard. _ .W. C GrayT^^ — Air*. M. K. Wright W. O llarrison. K..H Bennett Dr. W. S. Eubanks. NEW YORK NEWS. The rrtail pri<*e of meats of a!l kinds advancer! two cents a pound last week, and a further advance of three to flve cents a pound is likely. If present eon dition* become much worse the United Stages will have to import cattle and aheep from South America, England and Australia. Average American* will have to depend on their own pig pens and chicken yards for flesh food. Married Sunday afternoon at the Methodist pursonage Rev. Robert A. Yongne nflLdating, Ali»a Stan ie Wood ward to Mr. Luther Collins of Hilda, 8til! loving the old mother .Countv. and well beloved in return, M r. J. T. O’N’eall of Bamberg was indeed a we|- come visitor on Monday and Tuesday. Some of the weather prophets pre dict tin* final cold spell of the Spring to arrhe about Saturday, while others postpone its coming to Easter Sunday. The more careful farmer* are^plant- Ing corn (hi* week. Too much jidn and hungry birds have causer! - had * r aiids in fleida planted early In March. The next Union meeting for the First Division of the Bai'itwcll Asso* i- alion will he held with Rosemary church on the tilth Sat unlay and Sun day in May, Mr. J. »). Walker ha* returned from a pi* a>aiu six week* visit to his brotuei 4 Dv< Frank—1-,-Ak-yIkes-. Jackson Fin., and w ith Ids coming hack Spring is surely here. The Barnwell Baptist congregation I* very Wppv, having almost entirely satisfied llie dels on.the new beautiful pastorium. A mortgage burning is ex pected in the near future. Aa farmer* are-huty In their fields and the fair sex thinking of lev*** ol hr.ts the minds of tue printer peoftla turn toward running brook* and !Uh log hooks, rather titan to the gathering of between seasons new*. THE DISPENSARY DILEMMA. At Asheville, N C on Friday United States Circuit Judge J. C. Pritchard after argument for and against refused to withdraw the orders he had made V M to the 8. C. Dispensary, on the ground that Ids court had taken ground 'finfore the Smith Carolina Supreme kmrt gave its vonstmctlou of the law. jbdge Pritchard Is in favor of a pcace- • Able aolution of the matter and sign* point toward one. * eggs are used for hatching them be over 12 or 14 davs old.—G. Mead, Warren County. Pa. A. PLENTY OF T«OUBLR la caused by stagnation of the liver and bowels, to get rid of It and headache and Mliouanea* and the unison that brings jaundice, take Dr. Kin*’* New- Life Pills, the reliable rnrifler* that do the work wit hour grinding or griping. 25c. at C. N, Burckhalter’s drug store. GmD MILLINERY OPENING, - AT r- A. N. OARBER’H, ^ILLISTON WKDNK8DAY, THURSDAY, FRI DAY, APRIL, 8, 9.10th. R We are glad to Inform the ladies of Wiiliston and surrounding country that MU* Swifft Is again with n* this aeason. where she will be glad to meet her lady friends. We have received for this season the most complete line of Millinery sod Novelties ever seen In this community. It is here to suit every taste. We can assure you tbit Miss Swlfft will do all in her power to please yon. Our stock of dress good*: Voile*, Panamas, Lawns,- Linens and White (4ood« R as nice and new as you ever law, A larfe assortment of (acts and embroidery. • We aUo beg to call your attention to our tfoe of Low Cut .Shoes. We have Ired the agencyuf Hamilton Brown hoe On, 8t. Louis, and W. L. Doug- Ise Shoe Co. of Brockton, Mass. , They are the best. s For the benefit of onr customers we will offer aa a special, during tho«e Sdavsonly. SC00 yards of Atoericsn Print*, regular 7) cents valfie, but slightly dusty at & cents p«r yard limit ed 10 yards to cn-tnmer. We assure you b»*vaervlce. You are welcome here whether you btiv or not. Yours (inly, , A. N. Gather. • 'Our college day* frien'd ('apt. II. Dirkin-on was lu town last week and made a happy hour iu the ’sanctum in reviving old time glad memorise. Dr. Lemon of Yirgiula 1* visiting a week or ten days w| lihis brorher-ln- law. Key. John K. Goode, and If h- likes Barnwell a* well as he i* liked the ■Old Dominion will lore and the Palmetto 8tate gain a sterling citizen. Judge Prince i* one w ho does not weary In well doing. Though much wora ha* been accoinplislied toward clearing the calendar* he will, accord ing to present Indications, hold tin* week** juries next week to accomplish more needed clearance worn . The most important points in caring for egg* to be used for hatuhlng Is to keep the egg* from getting chilled by storing them in a room about no de grees, and turning them every other day. When egg* are purchased let them rest over night before putiing under a hen or in Incuhatnui Care , , . . . „ should be taken that only the jarge*t !{ H,ke lu V*™ 1 •‘^.ooaein the Court ig. and not let House yp I hursday evening. Ho w ill Assistant Adjutant General Brock and Lieut. Cabanl**, U. 8. have fold in Columbia of tin* excellent con dition pf the military companies in rite Southern count «H> of the suite. The Bamberg command sltowrd improvement than any other. Always on time 1* Treasurer Arm strong’s way. Pursnayit to require ment of t!>e Comptroller General he Hrduhed wilting, on Tuesday, execn rlons agsinst all delinquents for last year. I he number, is not quite a* large as for l9oG. but the total of dollars due ia a little larger. lion. C. O. Fe.tt.hi r«tone of Laurens, Prohibition candidate for Governor. come again during the campaign and after he and Governor Ansel luve pleaded thc-ir causes the voters of Barnwell will choo*« i etween them. While here Col. Fearherstone waa the guest of Senator Bates. The sad tidings of the sudden death of hi*.mother on Fridav called Dr. W. M Jonefe to Virginia, and she dedica tion of the Wiiliston Baptist Church wr a* postponed -until a tutu re date. The hearts of many warm friend* beat with sinceiest sympathy for the good miniaier, who ha* so often and so ten derly spoken word* of comfort to those sorrowing for the loss of loved onea. - tjomp^flsnr* are odlou* and we are not’g'oing to make one today, further than to say that Judge I’rince and the jurleaand lawyers have demonstrated at thla term that inrstead of needing more Judicial circuit* it ha* been a lack of energy and proparedne** that caua- ed the cougertlon of the court*. If in all I'nnrt* a* dellgent work weie done a* these do there - would be few complaint* that justice D tardy. W. I. KENNEDY & SON, wiLusroy s. c. • Cordially invite the ladle* to .their SPRING MlkMNERY OPENING Tuesday Afurncon, April. 7(h, and ■Wednesday April 8th. Onr Milliner, Misa Keene, ha* re cently returned from the leading Mil linery markets and will b«i pleased to see her eld friends and make irtfw «6 qualutaucea, being prepared to exhibit the largest and haudsomost assortment of Pattern and Ready fe wear Rata that we have ever shown. We desire to call especial attention to our Dress Goods Department, w here you will find-the seasonable fabric* in the leading shade* for Coat Suit* and the popular material*, tn linenaod cotton, for lingerie apparel. t<ee "Hr late arrival** in ladl*« neck wear (including the • Merry WHow” t Jtuw.) belt*, * teja, •mbrohifiics,.ero. AT MEYER’S MILL. Fite hundred good jvenple gathered at .Meyer’s Mill on Fridav uj do honor to the annual reunion of Camp Morrall, U. C. V.. und there wh* good welcome there for live thousand. The spirit of the Spiing tune wa* there, the rose* on fair cheek*, and the hope In strong, stout heart*. AdVITe?- se* affpropriaie to so honored occasion were made, most graeefuilv hv Mis* Kato Kirklaud, representing cite Daughter*-of the Confederacy, most eloquently by those battle scarred vet- erana, Messrs Frank II. Creech •aod W. Gi’more 8innns, whose devotion to the cause of the Southland w as w ritten Vtars ago in the rich red blood of their voung manhoods, and very loyally by Mr. Clayton 8. Warner, for the sons of V r . —-*, **•**- , i“ J —as— r et«ran«. The dinner w as as generou* In abun- dance as it wa* perfect In quality aod the good feeling that brightened every eye add warmed every heart and thrill ed every hand was typical of the eivl- IteatUyi of the old South that, aitriives in its perfect sweetness through all the- '.hanging jears It was g<>oi| to l,e there, and all carried hanpv memories to >lie|r homes, and left blessings fot tlielr great heaned entcrtalnei^. House of Representatives U. 8., Washington, D. C., March 23rd 19u8. Eiutou Tit* Pko'lk, 'I he following I* a copy of a letter from the Ko'itsih Assistant* Postmaster General which explain* itself. March 23rd 19'8. Honorable J. (),■ Patterson. House of Representatives. Sir: •r-A Recurring to your call at thl*«>f11ce of ihe twentieth instant, at which time von ri quested that the matter of ex tending the rural service iu the Gvmii- tiea of Aiken, Bamberg Edgefield, Sa luda aod Bwrnwell. South Carolina, hr given consideration, 'Jon are advised that the Department will he glad to comply with your w>hdie* In the mat ter. Before request for a field investiga- tlon can he made of the Chief lira pec- tor, however, it will be necessary to obtain maps showing the present ar rangements of roads lu the varton* counties menttrnfed, aitiTTfle PosTTiia* ters at the respective countv seats will he communicated.w ith for the purpose of procuring such maps. Yot»rc*»-op- er»l|ou lu the matter of obtaining the necessary maps .will he appreciated. Very resneetfullv, P. V. DeGraw. Fourth Assistant bostma-ter General. Extension of rural service In the counties mentioned mran* that route* now in existence w ill he so arranged, in connection with other route* to he es'ahlislied, as m pnuulcallv cover the counties and give daily mail service to every f amll> iff the county. This at rangement w ill be a greav Improve uient u|>oii the present mall service and I, therefore, a-k the aid and co operation of the citizen* of tour conn ty In securing the nece*«*ry map# showing number, bourse* and distan ce*, of the roads of the county Very trulv yours. J (>. Patterson. SHOT BY A HOG. Magistrate Joe Zelgler. .who resides in tn« Hunter's Chapel section, wa* -hot several dav* ago by a thorough bred, razor back, pine wood hog. The story Is n* follows : Mr. Edgier had hi* gun leaning greater, "Kflln** tiie lot fence and the razor hack ["•truck the gun ami caused it t<< g*» ofT. the load going through the fen.-e and h'lting Mr. 7-elgler in the hand and face. Had if not been for the fence Mr. Z dgler probably would have been killed." Mr. Z*lgler it. getting Along nicefv and attended religious s>rvices at his cliurch last hutiday. — ’ — Hranchviile Jourtia). DEATH WAS ON HIS HEELS. je**e P. Morris, of Skippers, Va.. had a c!o«o call In the spring of Ho sars: “An attack of pneumonia ■left me so weak and wl'h wicii a fear- fnl c.or.gh that my ft lend* declared consumption had me, and death w a* on my heel*. Then I was persuaded to try Dr. King's New Discovery. It helped mo immediate)v, and after taking two and a half bo'ttles I was a well man again. I found nut that New Discovery U the best remedy for cough* and lung disease In all the wnrM.” Sold under guarantee at. C N. Burcklialtey’s drug store. 50c. and ♦ I.OO. Trial bottle free.* ~ TOBINVSMfl.IJNERY EMPORIUM. Barnwell. 8. C. Sptiug Opening *, of Millinery and Dress Goods, Wednesday and Thursday, April It*, and 2nd. A-mnet. cnrdlgl invitation R extend- «d to the ladies of the entire county to grace the occasion with their welcome presence. >. In nil lineynnr stock is the largest and loveltfiat wo iiaye ever presented amd embraces every thing needed «>r desired for feminiiic fine taste, and the most exacting will he snrely well pleased with the beauty and excellence of our selecfiohrf ^ind the fairness of our prleba. —r* NOTICE to deb i oks and CREDITORS. .. All peraons indebted to the estate ol L. Wi Youman*. deceased, are request ed .to mi^kb prompt payinent, and any peraons who inay have Claims against the said estate will please resent Them, properly at'le*ted, to the nrder- Signed. , j, Mr*. Margaret P. C. Yotrmamr."" Executrix. v , Laurens Yuumans,' Executor. Fair far,- 8. (;.,. March D».h 1908. CA08E8 AND PREVENTION OF CONSUMPTION. The H iuth C.imllna Autl Tuhereu- loala League is a chatactered orgaui /, it ion, the purpose of which is t<> odu- cate the people <>fi the caii-ea and pre vention nf tub-rculnsis or consump tion. There are tl[rec points which the public should thoroughly ’under stand : First, consumption or tubercu losis is an Infectious disease, thur Is, it I* catching like measles or whooping cough It is a disease canaed . by the development into the tlwit!* of a germ called, tubercle bacilli. It finds its-wnv into the body,'by Inhaling dried sputa that la expectorated matter that he comes dry, and floats in the sir These germs Il iac around on particles of dust and are drawn into the lungs w here they propagate or multiply hi great iiuinbers. . _ When these germs are. exposed totlie air and suuTIght they die in from three to six hours. But when deposited in shady places, as iu the corners of rooms, and in the cracks of the floor and crevices of the hearth, tlc-y will 'retain.their life for month* They can al»o be conveyed by kis-lug, by drink ing vessels* During the act of cough ing particles of sputa can be discharg ed into the faces, and upon t.lc clothes of ofhers, -and thus convey the (M*e'a*e . I'lie genu is aUo tliouglit to be convey ed bv flies, gnats and mo-quitoes. Milk will convey the tuherclo •hucllil from cows infected with tiihercnhud* tu mm . A consumptive who canie* out •the following rule*, need not he a source of dant'er to tho-e. around him It has been said “No spit, no enusump- tlon.” Expectorated matter should he de posited Into cuspidores ot/chps with covers to exclude flies nt/r gnat*, and should be destroyed by burning, tiefore it becomes dry Chemical* or di*in- fectant* should he used in the vessels, aprl the vessels should he hulled dkilv.' When paper or cloth U used, these ar i Icle* should he burnt at once, ah.l not kept until sputa di ins. I'atieuls when coughing sliuuld protect their immt.h* wltti a aandercliief lo preveiu their sputa from pa*i>ing into the air, and falling on others. All tnlich enars and beef cattle should he tested for tuber culo*i«. When to bores lene U Injected under the skin of a tubeiculoiis cow, a lever w ill be act up in a few Iiours, and continue for a few davs. Thera wUI he no fever if ilie anim il l« free from the di>e.«*e. Conaumptlun is the moat formidable dis-a*e Hie doctor is called upon to treat, v-et whetr taken In hand In the early stsC!**, and properly treat ed, a gre.it many are cured, hut l(jpeg- lected tn its early stage it la incurable. I'lie *ta<l-iic* show ihat one out of every seven death* ia the result of tuberculosis. «r CONCERNING WAR GLAIM8. .Congressman i'attcrson writes us a* follows. Having received a great many ip- qniiic* telative tn claims agaln-t the United States Government, for prop erty captured ami destroyed bv the Federal armv ducfiig the CLil War, 1 take thi* mean* to explain briefly the status of such clnima A party whose property wn* taken t>v somv .dticlh! authoritv for the use of the Govcinmeut la-entitled to com pensation for liie same. A party whose property was occupied and usitfd, and by such occupancy damaged. Is enti tled to compensation for u»e and no euputlnn thereof and for any damage to the same, but in neither of these cases can the party recover any thing w i’hout »how mg that a( the lime lie was loyal to the United States Govern ment; nor can he recover anything fur property wantonly destroyed or dam aged tiv lit Ited 8’atca ruddier*. l'ru|t- erty that was abandoned and sciz-d bv the U. 8. Goveriiment and the proceed* turned into the f; 8 Treasury, give* the owner n| it a ejaim for the money tu* turned Into the Treasury, nr did so before the law providin'* for the revov ery in such case* was h-irrcd hy tlie statute of Miultations; and what i known a« the Cooper bill I* simply to revive and extend that right for h pe riod of two \car* after the hill become* a law, ami it *ecm* to be the opinion that it will become a law nt this ses sion. 7 1 introduced s hill on all fours with the *’ooper bill and have dotje^consld erahle work in endeavoring to create a •entiment hi its favor. Under all the provlalons, I ho cla’lfn ant is required tn prosecute his suit in the Court of Claims. Unless the claim come* under one of these provision*, there can be no recovery.. Clalni* forchurchea, lodge* and edu cational qr eleemosynary Institution* Used by Federal tioops or destroyed bv them, are valid claims, and given inore favorable consideration than the others. Asa rule, the member* of the House of Jiepi'eAent*tiv«-a, from sertlnns of the country Other thnn the Kotit jif, do not favor the pavtr.enc front U. 8. I'rea-ury, of any of -hfSe ejajms to •Southern people 1 have Introduced a number of hill*, (oe r»*i<!ent* of my District aod liavo the pruiiUe of the t'oinmiuec to w hich they were refer red to report the sanVe favorably fn a few days. Burglars Too! Old Garment in tthicb Hoarded Mj[oey ilad Been Sewed. 2 NEW YORK—Wm. M. Alley, who wne foi- years * an engrineur on the (‘Ijcvdted and later a motorman on X the elevated, went to the Bron x branch of one of the $ hi" trust companies and drew out $2,000 in savings. $ The money was in two five hundred dollar bills and <* Ten one hundred dollaT hills. Mrs. Alley ripped open the bottcon seam of an old skirt and sewed the $ money in, hill ‘ v nd to bill end, around the nottom, ik and doing’the woj-k 4o carefully that detection was defied. While the Alleys were at a theater party, burglars taided their home at odo Westchester avenue. 1) and carried off the skirt along with other articles of clothing, silverware and trinkets. Mrs. Alley be- licves that the stoleii skirt is at this time being wont., by some one who is unaware of the valuable load It carries. The police setit out a description of tlie skirt. THE BANK OF BLACKVILLE has the finest Burglar^i*roof Steel Safe made. We also carry burglar insurance and every one in the employ of the Bank heavily bonded. . " v T r si®'**®® tme&ta&se I GET READY J ■WlMNiW^.I «itd« su)t put o tqe to gnat I AdmiaiatrattoB. de boula “’•d effects of Ells I. Anderson, • These are. therefore, to cite »U af»fl sliuru^sr, the klndted i thy said ipJls f. Anilerma. they tie and appear before me; la -ot PnAite KgM jjrBarivwfn tatb vf April after pahlleattwa fit II o’ojook Injt^e fu qpoqn, tp show If any they harp why die said should not be granted. Given under my hand tkia 80th day Larch Anno Domini, 1968. Hi .% J. K SNELLINQ, Pm* ate Ja PubINhcl in Tnz Banxweu. Paocta 4nd. 1»J8. THE ST1TE 0F SOliU CiBDLISi, COliNTr OP BARNWELL. , In Utf .Probate Court; By J. K. ttaellloff. Jiulge ot —Barnwell rountf. VVlmreaa Mrs. M.iy Lswion AVkerman, apr plioa for Letters of AdihtulatryOtiq on tbw Estate • f aud effist* ot T. J. Ackerman, «te- tcased. Those are, tliurafore, to efto and tdmouish all and singular, the kindnd and credit on iff tlie sail T. J. Ackofftwl), decesyed, that they he and appear bpfore me, la the Court of Probate to lie held at Ham will on Monday^ 13ih day of prll RIOS after poUicatlo* hereof-at 14 o'clock in the forenoon, to shout oausa If any they bare, why thg said admte- istration ahohld not be granted, , (liven imder ray Hand this Doth day <ff March ADbo Domini, ilOfiS, • . - , ^ JOHN K. 8NF.LL1NO, , Judge of Probgte. Puhlishod ia Toe Bvuxweix Pei it t.a April 2ml 1«A*. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA MlKSXr OF ilAliNWFJ.L. In the Ihobate Court. « • ,1 : • By J. K. 9nelitng, Eaq., Judge of Probate In , Barnwell County. , ' Whereas Mrs, Minnie II. Calhoun re ado anit t** n)e to grant to her Letter*of Adm*n- tatratrtxlnn on the estate of and effects of ( Union F. CalhoUn, deceaeed. • ' ' ... | These are, therefore, to cite and admonlafe (ill lingMlAf. tby. kindred and creditors of : w ^>s«: ®SxsXS«xS^AS)<S)<f»s)3^s.^7 the sai l Mr cfln[on F Calhoun, deevaaed,, that they be and appear Worn me, tn tb# Court of Probte* to he hold at Bam well oa Thursday scbpnd day of April, after publica tion thereof at 11 o'cjock in the forenoon,’ ho show catWf', If any tftcy have why Ute «-»M adininliftration should not he. granted. , (I tec ii nndvr my band this l;th day of March Anno Domini, 190X, ^ - r J. K' SNKLI.INa, „ Prohaje J ndge. - Published iu Tin BiaswiLTiorui March Bit li. I*i8. T MM AND BETTED SEW lEAR. - . WHltTLCS platform. ANOTHER CAR LOAD O? FINE MULES JUST RECEIVED AND THEY ARK THE FINEST ALL ROUND I EVER HAD SHIPPED. ALSO 25 STALK CU t'TERS AT »20 00 J UST RECEIVED. -L J. D. WHITTLE. Being myself a ]1 radical farmer I know thfc lic^ds oi tne country and always fully equal every demand and expecta tion. Buying for cash I have choice of all markets and kno# the best and go there. Buying in car afid train load quantities I get the loweai prices and largest discounts. Knowing the value of good seeds I raise oats for myseJl and for my customers. Those advantages I gladly share with my fnendfl. ^ Here is one open secret of success, an assurance of good crops: .' The fttrmer who has tlie host work stock, wagons, ana implements and a plenty of food and forage gets the li«»» wages hands and share croppers. - Whittle will sell you the Best. — “. THREE CARS HORSES. ALL GOOD, SUITABI.K FOR SADDl* LIGHT AND HEAVY DRAFT PURPOSES. two cars mules, None better, for farm, wagon and tim- bkimsEs. ONE CAR WAGONS, BOUGHT BEFORE PRICES, ADVANCER THE BEST IN MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH IN THE SOUTH h * DR. M f. lEE.JR, (Baa . Dentist, - v ; 7-*Lcmwii.i.iaToi, -g o Offlo* uy#r Hank \i ^'lllfstuo. Will, not receiv-e call* It: the country, but will b" In often nvery rt*/. Notice to Dkbtom aiTd cee*- ixbits. , All person*. l>old»igt Colins sgsln* the estate nf J J.Gr^y, decrased wll pteate 4>remnt,sbe *bme duly at resit i atul ail p«^*ona . indfhtyrt ,to .said, «« (■•te ■«rf. Wq'tefOvl to amke prompt pel meut to the undersigned J. W. Grair,. r . J J.,jPray..Jr, , AdmlnUirators. final DisciTakg^ not felt. » Notice U Iterehr given that on Mon-* day, April ^rii ]9C8 ■ (he pnderslgnea J U1 file with Hon. John. K. SncUlugM uflgt* «f Pc«>hatr. Dhclr.flnal retnrn.M Admiulstrato:* ot J. J.Gr^y, dcueased, end apply for Letters Dtemiasery. 4. W.,Grey, .. J J ..Gray., Jy., . . . Admintstretore. March 2.>th f90S. WANTED. HE GOT WHAT HE NEEDED. “Nine vCars ago it looked ns if my time had come, “says Mr. 0. Farthing, of Mill Creek, Did Ter. “I was *o run down that .life hun^ oo a verv slender threai!. It wa* then my druggist recommended Electric Bitter*. I b.mght n bottle and I got what I need ed—strength, f had one foot in the grave, but Electric Hitlers put it 6ayk on the turf again, and I’ve been well «d?**r»incc.” Hold uoder guarantee at U. N. Burckhaller’a drug store. 50c. a twenty yearM£xti£n6e. “I have just completed a twenty year healtli sentence, imposed hv Bucklen'a Arnica Salve, which cured me of bleeding pile* jhat twenty yeij'rs ago.’f writer O 8. Wmdeyer, of Le- Rayevllle, N. Y. BncklcuV"'Arplca Salve hcalg the worst »ore~«. holla bufnt. ttrao. ^store. wound- and cuts in the sbortost £5c. at C. N. iiurckhalter’a drug j. D. WHITT BLACKVILLE, S J - THE . ^ T/ic Oldest and Strongest Bant in Barnwell bounty Depository of The STSirof SouftT Carolina, Tlie County of Carnnelf, and The Town of Barn welt Fifty i6l6fcd laborers if once for loggfng, fa’iffoact ai)i sawmill Work. Steady work go6d wages, paid evefy night With checks. Which may be burned ihto office fot cash' every two weeks' aiM house rent free. Also cart use Whites labof. • .1 .. , j * t ^ t % #- •-,-- Oil of address Breon Lum ber^ Co 1 ., Ulmers, S. C. Ideated bn S. A f. Ry:' C. F Caltou, 1.1. Bad Wm. IcJA I V > Calhoun & Cd Capital, ------ Surplus and Uitdlvided! Profits, $60,000,00 $45,000.0^ To *ave money i* not hard wheqonc*. n bqok account la started for money in h bank cannht burn a lude the (nteke^. ... A hank accqunt mea%* paving bills by yhfck—the, only ab.nolnrylj^ eafo^'qy. Check* lyave ho room for argument a* to when, or h<ov h bill \v*»* prflil. Ks> h.clievk is rei-orded in the hank’s hqoks JJieav- togehef with your money and the ••ajicell^d checks ,*re, kqpt,for you in,burglar ana fire proof vstilt*. You have accCSv to tlietu at any I^*t u* talk tills over with you the next time yori are lit titwn ff iiit- posalole to call, write u*. . - • < 1 . • ••’ • - - V . « F- *-• •- * PHILIP’* COTTON SEED. ♦ . ■ . . «• * , Pas your cotton Feed'run out? Are icy really all blapk seed? IN want/*eed that will add 1(> to 20 t*eY Life, Accident, 6YCLOtfB LIGHTNING —And’ live StOcfe - INSURANCE, & ' £■ they really aM blapk seed,? Do .yon I . ^ 8a ^ : A good home with (1(1(1- ■ , - ■ rr~ ^ *lrat>ly vacant lot ndjoinii g same, in cent to your yield another year? Then Mrof Harp well write for circulars of Phillips iV ' An one dr*lr.ng to puroh.*e-.pply proved Seed. , J. L Phillips. Orangeburg’, 8. C.' 1* to ■.G W Hnuz, Bamberg, 8. C. -Af Stkongbst -orricr HE 'Mr* I ■ '