Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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<rv:' '»*' «V-v' =•=•»-,— Barnwell People. Tiiuji.it)aY, atki<<. w ipde. f RATES 0^ StlBSCRIPTIOE. 9 In Adv»Bu«. per Annum $1.60 Oj» Time la.oc Tli*-clmin icmijf i» at B1m>WN Wlllldton Township, ihi« wct-k. i. B. Herlev, J. B. ^ Clerk. »U*re, Vrr>m the Aiken tK>ir'rai) end Rkrlew «f Krider ere lentn that ,a ptepnaHioti U umler'coMKliierVtloii looking f« the cotiMtllrlflibm <if the Banki of Aiken, ftranltvvllle and R<irnwell Into one •tronft bank to be k«H**n a« the Rank i nf Western CamHna. ComntHteea from tlteae th r ee bank* have met and rVahirri reaaltnint a lavotltg tbe con-, anihla'Uon and the atnckbolilvra of ibe Hank of AtWen nnanimonalj adopted them on thedlli Inat, The atOckholdera Bank of Barnwel! bRkiMIN'DLT ricrbRED. X The - i - - .Ihlanfilf r»kJL< Morn*, Suit. JIAJLM11AX LUotifi XO. IT. A. F. M 'A reprlarcommuRkatioi; of Ilrrmony Lodge No. 77, A. F. M. wilt 1^- hfld In vtaMmlf Te*nj>V or, ThurMt»y iApril *0th Work t<* 1h' doiio on F. C‘ d.-ftreo. VialUng brethren areconllally in vited to atteiul. Butler llagood. W. M. -II. P. Aoduraun. Stc. of the Bank of Barnwel! will lonltder ritrtn on the Skill in«t. and the Bank of arauitevl.le will take arlion later. If carried o«r the caoital atoek of the Bank^ of Wealern Carolina will be $.'>00/iik) TIVe main oltlce will be at Aiken and branch office* at Barn Well and Grauitexllle. CHUlKJfl NEWS. be held at k> Facta From FloorUhlng, Par Famed ' Fairfax * 1 Laat Friday evening April 0th wit- heaaod Ofteeif the moacbrllriant attreea- e* In tho way of entnruinment the rtonrl*hlnr liaie town of Fairfax ha* over had, ami.that la aaylng much. It wao given in the new *> hool building which is a handaome atiuoture nearly completed. . Tha program.jva» at fol low* : Word* ef welcome by Rev. C. II. Turner. * Duct” MUses Snelaon and Cope land. “iiwtro mental Jenkins “ I’Kblenti ” ‘■Chortt- tS<*ng ” I'he ruKUlwr meeting of Barnwe i I.o«l*e N’u tti, Knights of Pj-tbias wi j bo held at their Hall i Friday nigt,l ’ *t- *v.Volook-. A - ftrtl altenoenee ia requeatod. By order of WILLIAM R. McN Ul, C. C. Win. McNAB. K. R. & 3. E'oHjS FOR SALK. White Plvmouth Rocks, Best in tbe World. 1J for 60 cents . C N Burckhalter, Barnwell, S. C. MtArnon Meninrla! will Church on Apiii S.'lfd. All xvho come are a*ked to bring flower* to decorate the grave* of the -dead. — — The Committee expect* to have Col. W. W. I.umnkin of Culmnhia to m.ike the address of the occasion. You are Invited <6 cdffle. " - Com. “Goo I farm containing 'til acres near Hatrieville for arle, ea-y terms. Write H. M Giadam, Attorney, Bam berg, S. C.” FAIRFAX LOCALS. MGse* Anabel Boynton and Lvdia Jenkina are apendlng *ome time xx ith relatives here That ia why the birds sing sweeter, tlowera bloom brighter and all looks smilingly happy. Tbe latter took part in the entertainment here on the kth mst. and made the new Steiff piano ring with melody under her master touen. 1'ueae devoted U Iv workers will give another entertain ment in the near future. WAN FED TO BORROW. Some nioner xxanted, borrower will give good security, real estate. Address A B. Care of Tuk I’koflk. Barnwell. S. C, ONE OF THE BEST.” KX* Bushel* Of Good Ear I ow n raising, for sale at fl C Anil • .mi, of mv per bushel, Gerge H. Rates. Bartixxell. S C b the time to drttrk snesafra* -Now tea. Soltcirnr Byrnes sxr* in town ’Fnes- oHy. the picture of happiness and of heA|th. The best dac this side of Christmas is ilic Memorial ohserxaineat Rivers’ B. idges\ j ist two weeks oil. Judge ihitterson returned home on Sunday tu t\j o a well earned rest uu til the House .gets husy again. To hiriance the higher ('rices of pro- visiutiK Jo in.ite xx r>rk in the g ,r<leo uud take better care of the chicken*. The April meeting of the Saltke- haUlito Agricultural Club vvilj be held tomorrow. Last week’s busiest day vv*« bright ened by an appreciated non profo* •ionai call from Or. W. Erxxiu. The F. C Degree will be conferred this evening m a *pt ci*l coinmuntca- tion ol Harsuouy Lodge No IT, A. F. M. Mr. A. 1*. Manvlllei* hack front a fixing youth renewing vi-it to Fkniila. fully fter-unded in hi* nxvn mind tliat tiiere * no place like lioaie. The. annual memorial services of Barnwell Lodge So. Iti K. of F will be held on 8 inday ne.xt 3: idi). in. Rev. W. M June* D. I). will preach the *ei- Biou. Married on Sunday hy R x-. (J. H I’ooaei at ilic residence of tlie bride’s patents Mr Ax . R- Hr Her of Barnwell and Mi** Kit e, daughter o' Mr. 1. G. Jniiuii.g* of I>*nmark. F« r court expenses for the recent term of weeks Treasurer Armstrong paid out me considerable sum of C8I25 tiurstaudiog jury tickets m»y i*lse tlie cost to fi'OJ. Before getting fairly rested from their labor* du ing the last term of court a number of Barn well attorneys xx ill ti ive t » attend tiie Supreme Court in Columbia next xv*-ek. To re was a general white frost on Faiuiday ttu roii g riiat «.id little dam age in sheiUreo xesseis i i she open air ice fotuieil in place* to the. ti.iik- nes* of a tatde knife blade. Tiie home coming of the college girls, added toriie intpvltnss of the glad of their Uivxn a 'The News and Coutler of Monday published a full two column latter from Its Washington correspondent largely devoted to extract* from the speech of Hon J. O. Fatterson against tlie i’nxn* tariirhill. xx hlch the correspon dent ponounced as one of the best speeches delivered on the subject. A reading of this article from so capable and well Informed-a writer has xvhH ted our eagerness for tne full speech Enough is given to shoxv that tlie Rep- Tc*enfaA4-ve-JH*u+o-Uw*-iUs4ric.t lum-.miulii.- a nio*r thorough study of the suliject, that be liad mastered It so thoroughly f hat he proye'd Hie alrgOlUTe correctness of every position tliat lie took, and that, he spoke hi* conviction* xvith forceful cliKjocnce. lr reaiis like a chapter front the old lime statosuian- ihip of tlie South. The play xvr* given under the auspi ces of the Women* Missionary Society and too much can not be said in prai«e to at! of tlie young Indie*, both mar tied and single, anil the gentlemen ' { (for ofjrnuri-cihrre was a man) who took pafT: ' The ladles represented “Old Maids’’ of early cistios and so well did they -carry Ttnut -mull, aa one looked ^un.. they xvere, in iuiagination, carried back i'tto the historical wartime*. - k- I /ay WAR-time*, for no maid, whether young or old, could escape the' Lords of Creation” it they w ere as fascinating In looks and wavs, a* those, unless as it xvere in the sixties when duty dime before love. Their quotation* and songs xvere both rich in wit and originality. The new Stietf piano xx liicli has re cently b^n purchased for the school i* beautiful, the tone perfect, ami a* music swelled forth, wafted out, into the evening air and then died away in sweetm*s. it made one think only of the joy* of life . The "(’horns Bong” being a medley of the gongs of olden times well befitted the occasion. Let us all raise the hearty "Three cheers for Fairfax!” Visitor. frni : w i! on (ah Easter time, and the presence vRiling matt* made the old veiy ro»e gulden of beauty. Th“re is sti'.l considerable the peach Ircrs, bn: xxiiciLicr i or utaluie wii! liui.llv tie knoxvii iiefore Mav. The aupte tries are slow to wake from their xx inter s.ecp. 1 f, hrnther f,niter, you are still so iiiiconverted cot-outut go .straight and talk t<> Mr M. T. Wi!!l«, and if lie 1 doesn't i-o'ixi ice you that diverotied farming is liot your case t* hopcie*-. The calls of our friends during the Court xveek* xveie so shoitimed bv their greater intere»t in Judge, jury and ely xxy*-rs that xve could get liule now- from them But they crns»rd our palm all rlgh f and xx e ic.ul good for- lune for their fair futures. "As some of our farmer friends ni«> not read nur ouiside pages care- fnllv we give the address ot Bresident Karri - ol rim Farmer*' Union auiusidc *liowing also. We wart every grown mankind xvomiii to re art it with the Spirit and the tin ler.-tandiiig. The cluiing cxrrciies of I’leasant Hiil School on Fi idav xx or-xxcll en j'ivttd by the large attendmce That teacher and pupils iiad done excel eni work was the happiest feature of the ( ay, xx hi,e die good speeches and de Hghtful picnic feast were a sitting ItuaiH to a ne'pfui nivd hopeful seasioa . I’. 1) Graham E-ij , a yontig attor ney from (.hat lestoit, ha- located in Barnxxmll for (tie pfacrice of his pro fession. ll-i-a graduate of the, law artmeot of tne Slate (; iversitv and xvell equipped to coimnand a sticce-s- ful career. He brings wiih him rim eliHiacteiIstjc personal charm of tlie -lUtj-dU-dLUlfe ... JENNY NEWS. Farm xvork is progres-lng 'nicely . SrvtT.il cases of measles have been roimrUol around, however xve believe thi« has been a very general complaint everywhere this tear. O i account of the inclement weather last Thursday evening, there w«* no meeting of Endowment lodge No. 1$T K. of B.. but It Is hoped that all mem ber* xx ill be present at the next regular meeting. Theti-h fry and Easter hunt at the dose of the School last Friday was a grand success in every particular. The little folk* atnuaed themselves hunting egg- in the morning, and out of eigln dozen, about aeven and a half dozen were found. The older folk* mean time were preparing the Msh for din ner, which w as very plentiful indeed At 1:30 o’clox k riie table xxn* spread with an over abundance of nice eat ables, a mi if ever a table groaned be neaih its load that did, havrig all the -ub-tai:tial* that the most robust ap oerite could crave and all the delicacies (list tlo* daintiest taste could relish, all most deliciously prepared. We could not help thinking that hard lime* is a thing of the past. Prof. Scruggs the illicient teacher, ha- been w ith ns for oniy a short time but he has accomplished very much good, and we onlv regret that the school cannot run at least two qiontlis longer, 1.. MINISTERS’ MKKUNG. The Barnwell Baptist Ministers' nouNreiice met with Rrn M M Ben- *"ti at Springfield on Monday April i2'h Bro T'. M Hauser conuucted the devoriona! exercises On motion ifro. M M. Benson occu pied tne chair. Minutesof last niei’t- lug weiv r-ail and contirmcd. Bro Hau-er wh* elected to membei- stitp in conference Biesent: S }‘. Hair, ('. !L Turner. M. M. Benson W. ti. Britton. F M. Huu-cr, J. >aufor i and Rev. Dukes of Me liooi-t ('iiiircli Bro Hair re|»nr : ed that there had been more deaths in hi* field than in all hi* pa-t ministry His churclies xxcrc still working on disci(• ine. Tim rx 1 - poits showed tliat a good ddal of repsi' xvork xi as being done (>n houses ot worship and that the collections xxer>* tair with sonic indiciitlon* of spiiitnai devidopment. A discos-ion took place ns to pian for r.iganizing pn hil.iiion ct.nipaigns. On molion a coinuiitt«‘e xvas appointed to confer with Anti >aloon League. The conference adjourne 1 to meet xvith IV G Brinon, May 3, 'Uh. Programme for next mteling; I’ai er Uv J. K Goxale, Scripture Te-itdiing ss to Giving. racer liv O J Frier. “I* it a Pnifl table Investment for the Couxent o i to put Three Evaogetiits in tne Field?” Discussed by W . R. 8mitli and G. 11 Turner. Prater bv Rev. Pukes. We. .rust not forget to thank Sirier Rcn«nii tor the excel"'tlt dinner xvhiclt she serve’ ia true old 8ontu Garolina *kylc. W (t. » Secy. MORE Ol. A K GOOD NEIVs. My txnyi r is on the rtiarket this week, get mg logctln r a car load of tne he-t hor-cs amt mules that his laige ex{ peril lice slid nuerrii g judgment cab seiect. In tin* load we expect to hate four x’kry fancy driving horse* and *everal 1UXTR.X NICK mules. XVe expect to receive them about the 20 h iimt. and it xxill pay all prospec- -thvc |iurch»*er* t<» my hofsca and mule* next we«k before bifvinj^. Bulo,” Miss Lydia HONOR ROLL. of the Hercules School for the months of March and April. •Y Grade 1—Goy Still, Gronnie Still, Juanita Still. Mamie Still, Guy Eula Still Minnie Lee Still, Blanch Miles, xu ivitirev rfanners. fioy tc UfOlt, Murte Sanders. Monnie Samlets, GatliaUav. (irade 2—Ziljiiia Sunders, Maggie Still. Willie i roft, Krne-t Black. Janie Randall, John Still, Bob Harley, Grade 3—Gath* Still, Easter Still, Buist Ray, Isadore Miles, Aldee Still. Mamie Rav. l>aisy Ray, Charlie Car ter, Janie Lou Hartmg. Grade 4—Lueile Croft, Ixie Sunders, A’. H. Still, T.i/.tie Sanders, Shilton Still. Rioaiiins stiM, Tobb'm Sanders, Adron brill. Lewis Still, Ethel Mae tlartzog. Willie Samlets. Grade f> —lua Samlers. Carrie Hutto, John B. Mile?, Mamie Lou Still, Ben Gteeeh. Belle Still, Ben Creech. Grade G-Willie L. Bnxtev. May Belle Still, Ellen Garter, Virbe Still, Farrell (Teech, M nrry Harriaon,Zllpha Harley, Susie Mae Still, Furman CFcech, August Sander*. Grade 8—Angus Garter, Creech, Katie Carter, Cora Still -Alice M. Morrow. Teacher. Floyd \ The cotton exchange* liars are at tempring tty foiU.riie fanners East of the Missis.-ippi into planting cotton to the limp, this Spring by saying that Iry xveather iti Texas xvlll keep tliat State from making a respectable crop. Chief Justice Y. J. Pope retire* to vrivate life today. He is succeeded by Associate Justice fra B. Jones,.xxhose place on the Supreme Court is taken by Circu.il J idge D. K. ILyatick. ♦Wa t* bay ttif U *ttll at hlaatiS )*ib. -WbHatfha farmer «rb«l9 buTioc on a Han aftd mnrtffaM on bla crop I* ju«t fwapplnf IT for IfS catot*. for thb cash boytj U awanplng $1 for SO uenta. Uo can ralai It fot half what he para for If whin he buys It. Brother farmer, if you are guilty of the above ain, I any to you: *ln no more. Now. what price will you have for the 11)00 oropf WiM you bwe 8 or IS cant*? Remember, it is all fu your hand*. und y-PU w ill get whatever price you make It. To get IS cent* you xvlli tax e In dnerstfy ynttr cmp« and stop .exchanging $1 for 60 cent*, or you wilt never t>e able to get a remunerative price. ^ Now. what U ih.e u«e of the farrnera of tlie South to laise 13 000.000)>alei of cotton and not get for it any nwVre than the.v can for a 7,000,000or 8.000000 bale crop. Think of the enormous ex pense of rJOing tbe extra 6,CO0,o00 bales to bear tbe market down. And who doe* this? it la tbe farmer. Think add consider for a aimnerft whxt von are doing and yon w ill quit ft. l>b you fUT»i1t'~for a nit)-’ ment that manufacturer would do any such ruinou* business a* this? No. be would ?tov one half of hi*—machinery at once and curtail hi* output onc-half and make Hie same profit. Now brother farmer*, n*o a little good business judgment and common good, horse sense I hear some farmer say Mr. Jones is. going to cut his cot ton acreage ami ! w ill just increase mine. Sad, this is too true to make a joke of. Tlii- Is Just what the speculative world say* you xvill do. The most e* sentiiil thing fur the farmers to do this year i.-to plant 35 pet cent of cotton land in food crops and live at home. I took dinner the other day xvith a man who lives in the country. 1 can not say that he xvas a farmer, for bla dinner did not a.itisfy me in ('ailing him a fanner, for everything be bad on hi* table was honght.- Out of curiosity I asked him how he cured hi* bacon. lie said Mr. Armour cured it for him. I a-kfd him xxliat tomato he found xvus best for canning. He told me his were canned in Balti more. I asked him what kind of tur nips he soxved for making salad. He told tne lie bought that also. Then I wanted to know w hat kind of cotton seed he planted, and he quickly an- sVLCXCil t- 1 Plant Toole's and- G» ok’*. So you can readily see that he w as a planter and not a real, real farmer This is the kind of farming that cause? 8 cent cotton. I w'a* In a grocery store tin* other day and one of these planters came in to buy some corn, flour, bacon and hay. lie asked the price of corn, $1.10; dour. $7 per barrel; bacon, 12- I 2 cents p< r pound and hay. $23 per ton. He *aU1 to the merchant: Are you geing to rob me”? Tin* merchant told him he had robbed simsolf. You did it by planting all Ibe cotton you could last year. Now, brother farmer, let’s look at things square in tlie face and see that October cotton is being «o!d for about , 9 cent* on tha NTw- York exchange. Now , *ro you going to plant another big crop when you know that 9 cents is a bp ut tbe cost of production? Sure ly nut. There is just ous thing that will keep you from delivering your cotton crop of 1909 for 9 emits, and that is organize into the Fammrs’ Educ* tional and Go ooerative Union of America. Plant 3o per cent, of your cotton crop into fond crop* and x on xvlll get a? much money for an eight and half million hale crop :ts you xxill for a thirteen million bale crop. TL Marri*. President S. C. state Farmers’ Union, : .i'i: Part of the troubles oFEx-Presidei t Gastro of Venezuela are \le*cnhed on nur first page. Since that landing near the South American coast (.'astro was forcibly put on a-Frenoii steamer and -hipped hack to France. Hi* return to Venezuela would have been followed hy another revolution. His parting word* to his Diotlier xvere a promise to come again. MEMORIAL DAY. The Rivers' Bridges Memorial As- s'lcUtion will oh-erve Thursday April 2'.hn as Memorial Day. The Hon M L. Mnlth, of Gamden, S.G, will deliver the Memorial nd- dre** : to these services the public is coni tally iuviied. ami the Ladies aic eanicstIx requested to oriirg lloweis. 1 tie folloxxing coiiimittees ti*xc been rponiniid on Grotinda and Order ot I )ay : J. IV Jenny. J. J .) F. Ki-aise Sr. J . A W . I) Se:t-e, VI. o J. A. PcGTri On Mu-ic: .! . G Brchnd, W .1. W, Kmarii. (ieo Meirick Kinaui J. IV. Jenuv, l>r N. F. K rkland. ^JC. i’l**, Jennys, a. G., Match 27rii UMi', 1 . A FARMER IO FARMERS. Again I want to call your attention, fin mers, that now is the time to fix price on the 1 '.0 1 cotton crop. M ill you make S or lf> cents? It is in your power to make it either, I want to, if l cart impress upon you. that diversilication of your crop* is the keynote of the situation 1 want to urge every Southern farmer to plant at IraxL 3t ner cent ofJiis cotton land Gopelan.i. . t.'tlassei call. K maid, II Riffir, M . Jonnv, A very eiilertainlng and enlighten ing e A Hft“i*wee , n+ne B-gl-iaGve -lighr* *?id Uxe* fc»* bad tlie other <uv w ith lion 0 D, A. Mibjon. He lia? evi tie fitly correctly measured the current and course of legislation and xvill be in Ane condition to make iiD good sense and cle*r j'idgment a larger and «»orr affeotl ve K-ft ueitca.at Lae aosL seujon. For oar Finxter dinner w« had a glo- Hou* plo iroui th* loveliest jar of pea<-he* that our eve* Rave ever oebeM. Am) rite gift w*» the more appreciated Bei-nii** ix came rrnii coiwpifrPent* of a »rry cfcaf«frr<J ttule lady tvho tbotf£l» tirerlously a personal at ranger bad ♦tne* he? bright ami pretty childhood Wo a oonoteat nwder of Tu* I*xopi *. new naton »lotre wood wdTT W1 rtw <*aud •»U*f*cuiy lift* Zm' . term* to strit buvers., • Gome and see. ¥our highest ex pectationa will ba »iirpa»$ed by tbe splendid reality . (L F. RIZER. Olai, S. C. in food crvpS.,.«o as to make home self* sustaining Now, lef’s see it it ixill pay u* a* larpiera Ip diversify our c op*. To mv know ledge, tbe fatmer w ho lias not been making borne self- su*t»iiiirg lias i>eeu sxvapj.tng $1 for 50 cents Now let’s sec if this assertion i- true. The farmer who bought corn la*t year paid $1 It) cash for it. If im borrowed Hie money to buv with, it cost him $1 25, as lie paid intciest on themonex. It In hauled it home ten miles it cost him >0 cents. It is woi t» 10 cent* p’r h'ushel to hnul corn ten mile*, so hi* corn cost him $1.36 Now, any good, progressive farmer can make all the corn he will need on his farm for 35 cents per bushel. You gee lie gave a dollar tor what fie could have Want to Buy Plantation. If you wish to sell your Plantation, write me at once giving nuijiber of acres and stating what the improvements are and etc. and how much land under cultivation, also give 3 our lowest price. : : : : If you wish to buy a farm would be glad to have you to consult with me. W. T. Houston Jr; Real Estate Dealer. 2vX llaiiion Building, Augusta, Ga. irU A golden opportunity is offered to the good people of Bam- om** ..r»r H»ok ' p j M v - • , A .... „ Hin enll* Ijj** well county to Obtain at home Hfe like photographs of their ^ loved ones at city low charges. For more than a third of a Century Reckling’s Photographic Studio has given the conipletest satisfaction to the best people of SouttrCarotirni and other Southern States, and the artistic • excellence of its work increases with the growing years. The Founder will be dki ' ■--'-A Jtl. tnoini AT BARNWELL Thursday, )5th APfil- ]6th Appl. Saturday, ]7th /\pjil. Prepared and Resolved to give the most satisfactory service to old friends and new r patrons- See Specimens at Masonic Temple and Molair House W: A. RECKLlNth OF COLUMBIA. S. U* BLACKVILLB, 8. O DR. W.C.UILHOUS VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SAIE. 900 at^res of land, 7f)0 Here* olcHred in high *t*te of cultlv, t . . . . ‘ ,t;g 20 tenant h«>ti*e*, barns and .table*, Be* near Sciglingviile. .* 408 acres extra fine land, 390 aero* cleared, modern dwelling tie mv .’i do ?ign. together with 13 other beautiful residence* lying In corporate limit* of Black viHe, 8 G, one of the beat farm* in the county . A 759 Here* oniy one mile from Fairfax, 8. G. line faro and timber land*, with uecensary out building*. _ Full desetIptions xxith price and terms on application. J T. O’Neal. Iteal Estate Agent, Bamberg. t< C, DEMIST, Barawl!, • -11 ovrip* uotmt 8.30 A. m. to 6 p. w» peraon* living away lfA BamOrtfC •Hi pie**e make appolnrmcata bafoN r leixmlag Hy *o doing they wfil be asjon ot iai*ne<Mate Mcvke and avoid |||aaaa*a| aij'MaTi T. B. ELLiSy JR. SCRTETI5C m mm%, A pbstal card addressed to ( me at LynHIiiivst, S, C, will receive proriipt rittciition. um IMME: ■ % ■ \ .- Now it the tltna to buy. IjKuJ. xyEI never bo cheaper, and ttira to locreuYa in value. \ BUY NOW. ~ Land fowusbtp. TWO 6/IR LOADS of the very NICEST YOUNG MULES ever brought to-Soulh Carolina luv e been " —- 400 Acre* la Cornwall Inwni; Hoitvea and iSiprovemanu, Four dill frnm Barnwalt Gonrt House. - '- ' S00 acre* In eaUlTallou balance \d wood ami timber. - Term* e«*r. " ' It irSITKT) THRO U GII • to give good farmers who know'good stock and wont] no other the chance to buy tho best ami make sure that A HAPPY NT 13W YEAR .\nd Ihofitable too, is right before them. They’ will be sold at ITAHD TIME PRICICB If you need now or will nc^d next year a first claa* MASTER'S SALE. SfHtc of SourliTaro!ir>a, I County of Birnwell. j Court of Gommon Pirns. K. F. Wit sell, Fluintiff, ~ V?. (.'apers Allen ami G . II Clinton. Defendant*. ■mule, or more, now is the time to buy. THE PLACE J IX Whittle*s, Blackvillc, S. C. By vii tuc of a decretal order to me directed in tlioTtl'oi-e entit’e.l cause. I xxill sell at Barnwell, if) front of the Court Hou-e, on Monday, May 3rd. 19('9, it being saiedav in said month, xx iriiin the legal houra of sale, ttie fid- Invx iog described re«l j.miierty: All that certain tractor (mrccl of land »itu- ate, lx ing nod br ing In tire Tnxvn cl AiJeudiilc, State of South Carolina and (‘onnrr Basn xveri, ' known— hou | DdLDLi im* designated on 11 plat of said Toxvn, a* G. I*. Allen’s place, bouglit (roni E. F Witsell Said property beings 85 x iOq feet and contafbfng two x\oi^den bnild- W AN l ED. Responsible man will) horse *n.l buggv in eacti community, salary jLy.rib to tlOd^O par day, to take order* from oxvn'er* of Furrfis. ()rcliarda and Nome Gardens. A splendid opportu nity for farmers'sons. also frni. tr.e COM AND SEE 538 \or*a, Rich Barn wed County. Uo* half in cultivation bulane* woodland. Two mile* from Hnallfng Station x pf$ Atlantic Coa*t Line Railroad Building* and liarrovament*. A pargatn In ttil* Term* ea»y. fl'fl Aero*. RulldRigv and menu. 300 acre* In cultlVfl acre* in woodland, Throe itailta from HholNng Btatlnn. A. 0. L. K. Four nilas froOi Dun-' barton A , G. L. Term* easy. 200 Acre*. in ennitration, Forty acre* In Wood and fl«tb#r. Barn*«U Townahip, live to He* froflii baruwei! CooK New Re*ir|ene« and othar baiJdingd In good conditioha. Tentia et*y. udif^ ftiliM 480 Acre* Three mile* from Barn wet, Gnurt Hoii«e KOaery* (n caltlvaMotf balance in Timber and Wood. Term* •a*y. . IIP Court ment*. HQ acre* In cu'ltltiliot) balataa In Wpofl Timber, Term* ea*y. Acraxtbree m'lea Imsr Barnwell I Inuse. Rnu»e« and Improve. 5,000 Acre* a1»o in one tract of f*1n*, Qypre**. Poplar, A»h and ntber bard^ r.ooda. pood and conyanlent Railroad f«pm tie*. Come and •«** th**e properties. Patterton * rtoo. •e* th< J.O. Lai)d 304 acre* good f der cpiUffitfon bi good farming Pown and aewing machine agent*, to ^make * business connection which will bt cneffe more profTtabie each v(-ar. Ad dress P. O. Box 78 Young* Inland, S. G. We -h? ve The quality, the prioe and - Xot 35. cnuU..pL:L_hu*htl. Arc The member* of the Allendale—Bat dock Law and Order -LoagHo aie* re quested to meet at Bajdock Picnic Ground* at 12 o’clock on Wednesday April 21 *t. _ Ah rfrihber* a?« urged fo he flflesent aod tlie entire male oitiiwn*htp «if the two township* «r* requested to come and enroll tBefr name* a* tOwinber* The Bennett springe Ijtw and Order Caogue f» hereby In vijad to' be with U*. i FJ*b *$ew v4nLbC aervett r. ty nifw>m j Setne^.ry. *Hia, -k’re*. -.— arty of the Southern farmer* guilty of rite jfboreL? If to, ga ami ain uq. nsoie, Did you hnv any bn Con ? It is selling now for 12 1 2 cents cash. Still swap ping ft toi at) cent*. Any good tanner can raise enough for hi* family use fur 3 cent* per pound. Did you buy any hay ? If vott did you are *tril at the safhe otfl xv,ty of excbangitig. If you "FougTit a hor*« 6r-Y rriuTe ’ from $2> 0 to $250. You can just a* good for less than $100. Now. trrOHier farmer*, do md say tliat you can not raise corn for 33 cent*. Try to do it. I have met more than 50 farmer* this year that raised U for leva than 35 cents per bushel, and a* many as <3 who raised it for leas than 20 c-nr* The farmer who ia Falsing corn for 30 cent*, haoon for 3 cept*. raising his own horses and making home self- sustaToIng, has »mn_r»r*ppi^ ft for ‘ Ad atiiW. mg*. Terms cash. Fiir6ha*er to pay'for paper*. H. L. O’bannon, Master. Muster’* Cilice. April 10Hi 199p. NOTICE. In order that them may he no delay in teachers of the public schools throughput the county receiving their salaries tlie attention oi -fcb« Trustees of tlie various school district?, (Special District* included,) is herehv Called to ■iO-FexMoU suit raz$*Mnlog uril *ciu*ui... ». rant* to he approved by the County "KuptorlnUJolent of Education.. Tba Act it as follow-,: No. U. « Section 1. Be it enacted by Ue Oen- oral Assembly of the Stats of South Gnrollna, That any aud all school wor/- iant* issued by any board of school you pariT Hrwsec* agahtat a-n v public ttibaol fund raise one shall not be | aid by the county Ueoa- urerorany other oflfeer having the custrxdv of »och funds until ttye war rant ha* been approved by the County superintendent of Education of the county in^vliicii aaid xixarrartt is dravvn. Section 2. That ait Act* or parts of Act* Inconsistent xxAfh Ibis Ac* are hereby repealed Approved tbe 27th day of February A.JJ Itfbb. Jfnxkce J. Crouch. April id iifci; / -Froflarlug to teach in the < omruer- cial Department of tbe schools of Hie State. Double your efficiency a* a teacher and prepare to make money (luting tlm spare hour* of evening, hv taking a Sttmmfr Gonrse in (he Eagcrtvs Nrho >1 of Business (Rrunson High School) mis Summer. Endorsed hy buri'vfc** men and As sistant State Superintendent „f Rdu- cfltion. Commercial 'ieflicher* ia De mand. Nfiemakea Xpecialty of preparing yonAg people for bii*lt)e*s jfj^* Bookkeeping, sliorthand and Typewriting, Commercial Law, Rapid Calculation, Business English, and Correapondence thprohgiifv taught. 0 utfriyea r'pVfffiiL Nu'VTciflTbTr.' Addiys*, .. . J Engerton "RrmiabT,.* 9 C. -/•■ -*■*- — DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS. ■ DENTIST, blacjtttllf, ff. c. Office da^s Th firs day, Fri day and Saturday. Well equipped ofiice. Operations made as pain- lefes asconHistent with safety. Pricey reasonable. Term« mkH. ' ^ \ TWO OAKS of NEW YEAR STOCK t Q A. KENNEDY’S Sale Stabler, “ WiitLISTON, ti : C\ Homes—Tho Safe, Sound Sort that it is a piu’asure to drive or ride. Mules—The fip'gh go tfhead class that keep the plowman busy and mrfVr paying crops. PemotialLy selected, by Q. A. Kennedy, who knowtf Aiken. 120 acre# fntle* Rortjf Town WIMIattih. trail ii. proved, six roonf dwelling, barn, via ble* and two Unant bouae* on tbp plvnfl, wall good water, and Creek* no both vide* of tltb.bloee, adjoining land* ot Mr Wat* Mathew* and otbera. Title good, term* easy. fare gif rntfa from cor porate limit* town of Biaxtkvllia #d- joliiifig lanxfv of the late !!r„ Henry W. flair. Title# good, terms tkff. Mouse and lot la tbwn of flilaoftrf*V? bn tin- North sido of R H Are. 4 rov-n dwelling dlbtng room and kllcbeb, bairn, .table* and out bouae on tbe premises. Title* good and term*. e*ay. For funber tnformarion apply it$ H. F. Bulat, At*. Barnwell, S.<Y MONEY TO LEND We are prefA*** to ne gotta tel si farfae for fl ve yean. t*. trt«a,foe4.f oer caflt fljft Jama. v-t-i c. F. Cilhdu, ?. l. Italian Hi. itsa Calhobh & Co what Barnwell, Orangeburg county people want. v , . Fitccs all nulit. Tfif lY.TffA j IIA RfTKNOinC E. Notice '* hereby giv- n th it nn Mon day tbe t*«nh iUv of day 19i)9 the nu- der*igned will file xviili Hon John K. Snelling. Judge of I’roliate f r wtlJ CiuitUjri tneir iu-ri vopoi t a* Kxec- rtrora of the Estate of L A Rn>h, Sr , (leceAsed, aiid apply lor Letter* Dia- miaecry. J Gnalanc! Rush, * L. A. Bn*n. Jr. Cxt«t(t6re.