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■ Wj&V: ■* J v- & m# . *■ • Tip Barnwell People, • .: ‘faURSDAY, MAY. 2 7.15H)9. aimer imcRiPTio*. Im AdTaftM. per Annom ,..41.60 ,..|2.0C ECUL’SKH, Th»re will he two ei llpors next ! month, one of the moon on June ;tr<V. 1 The queen of Jhe nljjht will r|i»e partly i bid.len in the.9hit«low, of the earth nnd ! the eclipse will Ih> tf»t»I. On June 17th j there will be n |>*j;|iHl eoilpse of the i •hu, commencing 7 minute* after 7 n, m. A CORRECTION. The Cfcaln Qang will move to the Hew BrWgc about Wedneadnv next. J. B. Harley, J. B. Morns, Clerk. 8ut>r. HARMONY IjOLMIR NO.. A F. M. \ A / A refiilarconuaanic&tioii of Harmony \M/ Xo- 17, A. IVM. Will u- l.eld In Mawmic Temple or. Thurmlay JBWAJune Urd o'ck^U Work to ho done on M. M dvgrci. VieUiug brethren are cordially tavlted to aiUu^t. — ..... „ „ . Butler HagOode W. M. II. P. Anderson, gee. “Goml farm containing acres near Hattieville foraile, easy terms. Write H. M. Orahatn, Attorney, Ram- berg, a. c.” A clipping was puhlUhed on onr first page last, week stating that T. B. Dial, ol Atlanta had died of hjdrnpho hia althhugh for 21 days aft.-r lieing bitten bv a large hull dog he took . AreatmentJiegulaitly ut tbe the Pasteur Institnt.e Through the canrtesy of Mr. J. F. Barnes of Atlanta, formerly of this county, we cheerfully make a tfomp; correction of this error. Mr. Barnes write* ns: "I am actfuaiuted with Dr. Brtwrmr and he ftHte t to ner t hat Mr. Dial yvas nnt treated by tl»e 1’as tlio ow*«r^- nor by himseif.” , TRIlirrK TO C. B. Wir.LlNOHAM, i ’ , ' f . At the Southern Baptist Conyentioh Dr. I.ansing Burrow* paid this high and worthy tribute Mr the late C. B. (Willingham: •lie was a prinee of laymen. He left Jiis Impress upon society. He wa* i transparent and aimptetn Godly char acter. He was one of the most hand some of men. yet modest and unobtru sive. He was richly endowedjovlth tact. He wait a man who nicceeded, not a captain of industry, however. He waa in the front, of the laymen’s movement long before Ills fellows, He was the moat chatUahlo man I have ever known. The number of his benef- tmners wrHneeer-be known, boranse be gave, modestly and quie^v. More than one man attending the conven tion had hi ' way paid through -college by Mr. Willingham. In his ware house account* lie set aside a sum for the ..Savior. The lip.rd,_al w ay * had something there.” FOR SALK cREAP. Reouud hand McCormick Mower and ITikOrboth In good condition.' Apply to George H. Rates. Barnwell, 8. C. CANDIDATE CARD: Martin*, 8. C. May 20th, I'.K)!). I reapectfully announce mvself a candidate for the ollice of Magistrate lot Baldnc Township and pledgemv- •elf to abide by the rules and reyula- tlon* of the Democratic Tarty and to support its nomiuee*. L. C. Bennett. Next Monday will he sale day. Farner* are doubir butty this week, killing grass and saving oats. . Last week’* best letter came from Mr. U W. Jones, R. F. D. No. 2, Blackyilie. Ninety sit ladies, by actual count attended the .Srltkeliatohie Club incit ing on Friday. Mr J. Norman Walker is back front the Mouth West, much improved by bis winter outing. The Grand Lodge Knight* of I’vtlilas met In Charleston on Tuesday for a two day* eestfon. Several article* we would like to publish today must go oyer, fur lack of •pace, time Ac. Attorney* 8. G Mavlteld of Denmark and J . F. Carter of Bamberg ivere in town on Saturday. The pleasantest me«*ag" Inst week from R F. D No. 1. Barnwell, came from Mr G H. R*y. Only hecau*e he ha* no ij*c for it rht* year doe* Senator Kate* advertise l»i- mower and rake for sale. A School Improvement Association wa* organised at Elienton on Friday night with 43 member*. College and school commencement' 1 are dimming:, for the time, the glory ol the base ball diamond. The card of Mr. L. O. Bennett a- candidate for Magistrate for Baldnc Township is published today. Healing Spring*, always a good place, is today the be«t in the couutv, for iu annual picnic day there. The crop new* is that, cotton is «msli and standing still while corn look- well. After oats many (amers will plant more com. The prettiest vegetable sight of thii week wa* a great basket of Saltke- hatchie and Barnwell squash gathered on Tuesday from the Midair gardens. Worthlpful Master W. A. (iile* of Granitavide will confer the M M 11 •- gree at the next regular convocation or H armctiy Lodge on J une Jrd at S :J0 P. m We have to postpone publication of the linal article of our Home Cou'sc in Agriculture, but a* if tr ars of Farm Building* the delay will not disappoint any reatfcr. Wbna playing base ball ?.loml,iy afternoon with a Blackvilie i ncoi the Barnwell dlamon>l Robbie McNab, of the latter team, fell and broke his left arm below the elbow. Mr. Brook* Harley, formerly of this connty. died at Dr. Knowlton’s ln- flrmary in Colmnbia on Mnnday of congestion of the lung*, ills burial took place at Blackvil le on Tuesday. A former Carolinian just from Tgxa« t-dl* u* that many warehouse* are chock full of last year cotton bales, and that though drought dHsvc I planting a full crop will be gathered, from August on. initcad of as usual commencing In June. Fisherman Nathan Lambert caught in the Balikebatchie last week and brought to town a female red bre,a»t perch that weighed 2'* pounds. In the many year* that he has boon a dia clple of Isaac W*lton Mr Lambert ha* never before caught one of that sort so large. So far &04 returns have beon made In this State of incomes above $2 .">0i> annually and. therefore, •ubp'oto l to taxation. All the counties ate tepre rented except Barnwell, Beaufort, y al houn, Darlington, Dorchester, Hamp ton and Saluda These income-taxes will amount this year to |I5,28o. The prettiest programme received to data waa that Inviting us to be pt.-se-it at ttoe commencement exercise* of the Brunson High School, Prof. John C. Kagerton, Principal. The frontispiece had a handsome picture of the com- Uindioua new school building, and the gradual 8 from the literary and busi- pe*a department* are *ulflciently nu merous to make the commencement a memorable success Following a resolution of a recent greeting of the,Farmers’ Union i« Co lumbla President It. llarxia lias ap- Dinted T. IL Thackston of Spartan R M .Cooper of l.ee and W. T. r hT'Barw wwit a committee to go to Washington and consult I’real dent Taft concerning the apppiutnienn of. a' gepretentatiye to visit the varinu- /oreign countries and study the cot too situation Commissioner K. J. Wat-on will accompany iheiu to the capital at an early date. ■STr.,.^— | (<>| | ^ ^ | ^ _ It looked hard that nfRce wo’-k did pot allow ns leisure to attend the May tneetlng of the Baltkeliatchie Agricul tural Club, hut It may l ave been a fortunate fact for us. because all ac joountd of its auccesa are so enthusias- tie that fro kAOw we could not have writUO It VP a* It deserved, suit every jnan. woman and child there would have called u» a •’/mean old thing ” 4 And if gr* had gone and made a half I net account of it every man, woman and uhild who did not go would lie sad jMtil next May for having uiUscd so jarfptf a pipanry. ..r T HE G A III) E N G F EI) E N. There is more evidence coiieltisivc that the Gxrden of Eden tvas located' in ihi* section of the Sunny South. Senator Bates is proving it bv the suc cessful growing of bantT/rar. On 'i’nesday he handed ua a cutting from his best tree containing many small bunches of me golden fruit, the crop being too largo for all to be matured. This year the fruit besides bung much moie abundant is further advanced Last -eason it ripened in September and was its sw0et_ a>y honey. From present appearance* it will die ready for eating by mid summer and a* de licious as an old time candy pulling. FARMERS UNION, Meeting* of Farmers for the purpose of organizing local Union* w ill be held by State Organizer M, A. MihailVy id Andersou connty at Kline June 1 - t. Allendale J une 2nd. Dunbarton -Iune- 4th. He hopes to have large gathering* so that the principles, plan* and purposes ot the Farmers Fnibn may be generally understood. Ills bead and heart are both in bis work and he will he gktd to win other head* nml hearts to In Ip. The Barnwell Local Union No. f»0b will meet in the Court House at Barn well on Thursday June did at 11 o’clock a in. Alfred Aldrich. President. II. P. Anderson, Secretary, May 20. HKK). ft in: KURA I. SO MOO I, DUES. To the Rural s. hr.ol Teachers T r U»toe» of Barnwell County. in this i*Mie ’Of each county pap< i you will tind the South Carolina >cliuol 1 iu(.irovemeot Association’s announce ment ot i’lizes to be awarded Dec dl.-u I'JO'.I. I wish to impress upon the Trustees of every rnr*l Rid) '<>1 in the county the importance of urging their rChools !,o coni|iete for the*e juizeb. Make the condition of your school property excellent, by erecting in w building*, repairing an I p iiuting old one*, enclosing school vards, tieautiiy ing - grouml*. Itower g inlim* iic. I • ge uje-tH every i ntal school tfir ohservaiiou (d Arbor D.iv. K*tabii»h lit' vary nml munical fea Mire* in tlie*e school*. Do your utmo*t do make dear old Barnwell tin* Banner comity in bear -log off Gm Pilzes awarded by Lhe South Carolina .m hool Impruvemeni Association of IhO.i. Mrs. Dora Dee Waiker , A SAD DEATH. Mrs Delia Powell, wife of Mr. Fred Towel', daughter of Capt O. E. Birt, departed this life «n Dm night of-tha- IHtb inbt., after an illness of a few days, aged about thirty two years. She I* «,ui lived bj her devoted luia- bsnd. tliiee chlhlren. a loving fattier, alf' i-t innate brother* and -ister* ami u niultitude of sorrowing friends, to whose bruised hearts the so sudden summon* ha< brought great and last ing grief. Her body was laid to rest in the Long Branch church yard. Rev. John K Goode conducting the funeral service* She bad long been a consistent mem ber of the Baptist Church, and her be reaved jnvetl om-s i-iKTi.sh the sure hope of meeting her pure spirit in eternal happy reunion in the better land. The sincere sympathy of many friend* goes to the stricnen horn** and hear.* that .-o miss her loved presence ( APT ORLANm>*BLA< K. Aftor an illne*.* of three weeks this good irran am] upiight citizen died On Saturday lust, at I i* home In Barn well I’ownshiponged 72 years, leaving four soi * and three daughters and many other relatives ami friends to chorDh his memory and follow his ex ample. ID' was a man of large influ ence in hi* community and in word ind deed wa* always among the Imv- •iiu*t in eII emb-avors tor the betier- inent of the people. For many rear.* he was a consistent member of the Baptist chnn-li, having help'Vl to build the Reedy Branch Church and being an honored and useful member tro.n the time of its nr#* niza lion. There hi* body vva* laid to rest on '■utd.iv, K’cv John K. Goode Conduct- mg the last si i vice*. He sleep* in p< ace, hi* memot v lives in the hiaris ol iiis kindred and fiienils, 8TATRGF BQUTH CAROLINA. Copnt^ Of Barnwell. In the Court of Common Pie**. Henry B Cwve, PUintlfT. vs. ( . • Washington Hanker*on, llepry Ilan- ker«on. Hhodle Green, Jo»io ‘1ilx*on, Fred Mixson, Evelina Banders, iWlt- ll.-im Mixson Jr., Jacob Mixson. Isnac Mixson, Ro*a Mixson, Jlnnct~Mix*on, Snowraln Mixson. Orsey Mixson. Min- | nle Mixson, Carrie Morri*. Hattie | Robert*. Moses M ve#*, Rufu* Hank> r- | son, Ho**no« Carter.-Jon*ile Haoker-j stin, (Beater Hankerson, Sadie IUn- keraon, Gaifield Hankerson and Ella Hankerson, Defendants. Surmnons for Rrlftrf (('(rmphttnr no served ) To the Defendants : /» A’ou nre hereby Summoned and re quired to answer the cqmp'amt in tins action which D tiled id the olltje of tile CdvrV of the Court of Lfiamou i’lea* fur4he aaid County In Barnwell iu JAtamn:. abiI lo sc tionEPiii: ofri <>ur answer to the Aald complaint on the subsi riber* at tlo-ir otlice in the town of Barn wo it South Carolina, within twenty day* alter tlie service hereof, exelq-ive o'f the day of such service; and if you Jail to answer thn Coin - plaint within the time aforesaid, the plalntiil' In this action will apply lo theiCourt for .'he relief demanded in the complaint. J. O. Patterson A Son. Plaint!It’* Attorney*. Diited Oct. 1 lih. UHiS. To the Defendants, Knfiis Ilanker- sbn. Jonnle Hankerson, Chester Ilan- kerson and Gtlrtleld Hankeison: TAKE NoriCE, That the Com plaint in tiiis action, together wilh ine summons, of w hieb the foregoing i* a copy, was Bled in the idlice of the ("erk of theTJourt of Common I’lea* for Barnwell County, State of South Carolina, on the 20-h day of Octobor, 1D0K. J O. Patterson & Son, Plaintlir* Attorneys. Of a Doubt THE Ej sss* r. PiUZEs. A nnomictMnenC r or !iOD. Thu valuable lands of the late d. Tenill Smith of AVil- liston, demist'd hy him to Connie Maxwell Orphanage, are now oflered for sale up on liberal terms. For })ai tieulars apply either to Dr. W. Chester Smith, '\ViHis‘on, or Orlando Sheppard. IhJ^ofield. or A f. Jamison, Creenwood. r.i- msii-n-a mi--i 1 Tl.e South (hiroifna Seln ol Improve ment Association ultYrs thi'tv liv< prize* to the schools of the Suite (m the most decided material iiiiprovemeni made dm Ing a given length rd time Five of the p-rizes are tiT TTe finn each. hikI ihirtv are to he fa 1 • m il . Kcgu lations coiicertiing the thirtv live pi ize* (hat aie to be awarded by ibis Assoeia- tion are a* loliow *: 1. Imiiroveiiieni* mu.-t be ma te he tween Xnvember Ut, r.ris.and Oeceiu- ber lotii, I'.ili’-i. 2 Pnz s will be awarded t > sehool* wheie the most decided marerial im prov«meins have been made during ibe time mentioned 3. Under, materia! improvement* are included local taxation, e.iiisolid i lion, new building*, lepaiting and iisiuling old one*. Iibraiics, leading rooms or tali.t-s. 1111orj■.r i i-imia;ions, beautifyuig yard*, and (vetter generei equipment. ■4 No schotd can compete for any of these prizes tinle** it is a niral vchool. No town witli more than b'-o ptqiulaiion sliall lie eligible U* tho con test. 5. All who \y!*1i to enter tins con test must send names ami d« scriptin s of schools before improvement* aie made to the president prior to October l‘t. B. All descriptions, photographs and other evidenced showing improvement* must lie sent to the president lieloro December i'ltlr: HKD. 1 lie Chairman of the Board of Tuistees of any school that U competing for a priz- must ap prove all description* before and alter improveiiieuta uro made. 7. Blanks will he sent to schools competing for the above pii/.-s* witli questions to lie answered relating to the conditions under which tlie im provement* have been made. 3. 'Prizes will bo awarded in check* at the annual meeting of the xnrilr “Carulii'ei Association, D.eimber 3i't. IHCt). Tlie prizes are to be used for further improvements in tlie school* receiving ttie-m. Address *11 commuiiicationa to Miss Theodosi.t Dargan, President Si nth Carolina Sctiool Improvemc'iit Associa tion, Dalzeil. Sumter County, S. L . A VETERAN RESTS. On Monday night, May 3, lIKili at Jenny's, S. C. the Angel of death , 1 aimed t he spirit of M r. Rnwhins Load• liolt, and transformcvl liim from liia eaitlily hoine to one not made with hands but eternal in the skies.. '1 lius ilie (11 im Reaper has cut dow u a loving husband ami a fond and indulgent t a the D si .chrl«iian gentleman, an es- 'eemed eiti/.en, nml a tietgiil>or beloved, rionoi ('d umi higillv rc«pected I'V all whose privilege and pleasure it was to snow hi.i), Xo man In Barnwell county had n '.argeicircle ol admiring fiiernls than hid ”Ur,i-he RaXrnTis .” Hi; frieiidslnp ind popuiarifv a* a true niau and good ,■ iUz u exiended through all wn'ks ol •Tfe, This fact wa* emplusizod by the immet,se funernl cortege. Mr. l.oadliolt was am active doaoon ot Harmony Bapi’n-t clrurch, taking a nruinhient part in cvi.-rythir.g which eenaim d lo • Imtlt—the- spiri'ual ami Inam-ial interest of lihs beloved ■Inirch. lie leaves a faithful and devoted wife, several children, manv relatives ind friends to mourn his departure. ’•R'-'t in pence, tllOU noliie spirit. Throned above SonI* like iliiue w itli God inherit l.ife and love.” A friend, Y P. S. BARN WKI.E BAPViST ASSOCIA TION. Union Meetings of tlie Barnwell Vssociaiion will bo held at Barnwell, lb. rd'v Branch and II unter* ( liapel on '.irnrilay and Sunday, May the 2K and u n. Topic* for discussion. No, I. State M is»ions. No. 2. T.avmens Mio.finent. Bnrnwcll Introductory Sermon, Rev. W. M . Jones, D . D. Topic No. 1. It R, Johnston. R. T. Itice, Rev . \V . (t. Bi itton, S.G, Matth ew s, VV A li. Ne w som. Mi-sior.arv Sermon. Rev O. J. Frier. Topic No. 2. Jt. M. .Mixson, Hunters < liapel. Rev. D. I.. Roton Introductory Ser mon. Topic No. 1. Dr. J. B. Black, U. B Free, Rev. S, P. Chitmlm. Rev. F. Hauser, I) O. Hunter and C. (’. Klzev. Missionary Sermon, Rev. C, I!, Turner Topic No. 2. lion. S. G. May lie id. Reedy Branch. Introductory Sermon, -Rev. J. 1). Pitt*, I). D. Topic No. 1. Rev. Paul Bolen, l.i if. Hutto. J. A. Jenkins, Dr.J.II. Me.Cormuc'k, W. *f. Cave. Missionary Sermon, Rev. is. P. Hair. ’Topic No. ’2. Itev. W G. Baxley. TA X SAFE. State of South Carolina, | County td BaniweLL A. By virtue of a Tax Execution to me directed by J. B. Armstrong, 'Treasu rer of Barnwell County, 1 ha\e levied upon ai d will sell in front of tlie Court House in Barnwell, within tlie legal hour* of sale, on Monday, the Seventh dav of June 11 Kill, it being snle day in said month, tlie following de scribed real property : All those two lots known as Nos, Rr^ am! Hi in Allendale township, Barn well County. Mate aforesaid, bounded bv lands on the North ol (Dpt. EeKoy Wilson, K*-t by Darlington Aliev Sooib by VVageimr Avenue, West hy I bird street Eevied upon and to be sold as tlie property of D. A. Satideis to satisfy tlie said execution and ep-t* Term* Cash: Purchaser to “pay for paper*. Frank H. Creech, Sherilf Barnwell County. Sl.crifT's Otlico. May llili 1000. Wl.MIlKOl' COLI.RUK SCIIOEARSII IP and ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. The examination for the awarfFof vacant SsclHdarsliips in \\'iutlirop ('ol • lege and fur lim a imis-ion ol new sMidents will lie held at tlie County Court Hon»e on l-'eidav, July *2 at i> a m. A ppiieauts must t> not it--* tlian fifteen \ear* of age When Scholar- -hips are vacant after July 2 they w ill he awarded to those making the high - eat average at this examination, pro \ ideil they meet tho condition* gover ning the award. Applicant* for ‘clinlarshR.s should write to President. Jolinton before the examination for Scholarship examination blank*. Scholarship* are worth ifl(H) and free tuition. The next ses-ioii will op-n September J5. jrio. For liirtlier in- I'orinatii n and eatalbgiie, add re** i’re*. D. B, JohnMMi, Rook lliil, H. C. SEEN IN INIS SECTION IN MANY A DAY * I Just Received at WHITTLE'S Stables, BlackviPe, | '•) * % S. C. Ironi the Leading Stock Farnv> of the West. | I know Mules and therefore invite the calls of all who Relieve in the blue blooded stock that can he depended on for hein^ healthy, hardy, quick in motion, willing to wor^ ‘hid able too, the sort that keep plow hands busy an^ make good crops sure. Having more first class stock food than my own places will require 1 otTer ' 1,000 BUSHELS OF CORN, sfood, sound grain, with nutriment in it to keep the plow mules going untired from sun to sun. If ground people can eat and enjoy perfect bread and hominy without a fear of pellagra. PEHiZINE HHY. Nothing equals that as a healthy summer stock food. I can spare HO tons extra fine, well cured and kept, at only $18 per ton. 1 have other things to talk and tell my friends and the general public about stock, implements and farming for protit and pleasure. Come to see me, and you’ll be only sorry that you have not gone earlier and oftener to first headquarters at Dehtist, ^(l^Wtow, - - - Office oyer Bunk rf/WIHUUM*. \ rori Tcctrrk hrtfr tir ttH! rtHfBWfT* raa fig ATTIIRNEJ .At UW. BLACKVIl.LE, S. C DR. W. C. SlILItOUS. DEMIST, ^ garnwcll, - - - S.C. of fk'k Honar: 8.arm. to ftp. nt/ IVrsons living xwsy from K«rni will plense umkn Hppointmenls bf coming By so Jolng fiiey will be pf imiiiedlste nild avoid appointment*. T. B. ELLIS, JR, StRVtVISI. i\D TtRIUCBtC, A postal card addressed tot me at Lyudlmrst, S. C. wn^ receive prompt attention. THERE ARE OTHERS. An nlil darkey wanted to join a fash ionable city church and the minister, knowing it wa* hardly ihc tiling to do and not wauling to hurt his fieling.* told him to go home and pray over it. snva The Christian RegUte: - . In a few fS*#4 mt> Lbwky mmw' Bacir. - V-WAiL wiiat do you think of it bv this tiitn”? «sked thf praacher. ’*Well, sah,” re- pluttt me cotored man, “Ah'prarrtihu* prayed »ii’de j>oo,I l.awd lie says to me, ’Ra.-tti*, Ah won.ilh’t builder mah loth! about dn( no mo,’ Ah’ve been try ing to git into dat church mahsc’f for dw lxs* twenty ye»e» •set-Alj-Rtn’y d«ny had ho luck.” Over 500 K night* of Pythias captured Clittilestou on J ueaday. Capt. John G. t aper* lia* had a re lapse in Washington and U again cruhally ill. . - President Taft wants IJiDJ'K) Ql)0 cut off of the appropriation* lor army support this year There has been little fatilt found with field labor (hi* year, and little en tq Indoor wwrjken. COTTON SEED OIL HEALTHY. "Manv nun of manv mtn.l*.” M. Rliuchon, inemlicr of tin* French tnrifT coinmi*-i'>n. recentlv declaied pnhiiclv tliat cotlon Vecd oil w as injuriou* and destroyed the abdominal tissura. To that rrr. It. v*: wiiev of Wft*ii- ington. cliicl of tlie bureau of chemistry of tlie department of agriculture, an swers: -‘ No work lias heen done in this hu - ritfu frKrmJstrv] on fife qu^stiSn! bulletlu 115. of the Maine agriculturHl rxyrcrimentr:shittnfr. grrt?:tlrC rfircsti- Irl itv of fat in (a) very liigli grade cot ton seed men I. 1(0 per rent; (b) dark eolor cotton seed meal, !>7 per cent- (cl medium grade cotton teed meal. W5 U pef yynjk D) J*»w grade cotton seed me a 1 ,(;ti 1 per ceiif. ' “In bulletin 28 of the Pennsylvania ngrienltnral experiment station the di- gestihility of fat in cotton seed meal ia given as {>7 per cent, while in the Massachrm'tt* agricultural experiment station, report for l£fl7, the digestibility of fat in coiton seed meal D given a* "Jb per cent. . — ‘ ‘ Dr. Crawford, of the bureau of ani mal industry, make* the statement from his unpublished researc.lMs tliat hi*.experiment* point to the fact tliat purified cottotv’freed oil Is np^more in- i^uriou# Ihap olive oil pr cod iiyer oil.” Want lo Bii\ Plantation. If you wish to sell your Plantation, write me at once giving number of acres and stating what the improvements are and etc. and how much land under cultivation, also give ymr lowest price. : : If you wish to buy a farm would be glad to have you to consult wjth me. W. T. Houston Jr; Real Estate Dealer. 20> Harmon Building, Augusta, Ga. J. D. Blackvilie, S C. VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. POO acres of land, 700 aero* cleared in high rtato of cultivation, good dwelling, 20 tenant hniises, barn* and stable*, lie* near Heiglingville, 8. G. P.'S acres extra.tine land, 300 acres cleared, modern dwelling of beauty iu tic sign, together with 13 other beautiful residences lying in corporate limits of Blackvilie, S. (J. one of the best farms in the county. 70! acres only one mile from Fairfax, 8. U. fine farm and timber lands, with necessary out building*. Full descriptions with price and terms on application. J T. O’Neal. Real Estate Agent. , B.imberg, 8 C, choice peaces for sale. 108 a^rcs good farming land, situate 3 miles North o* Barnwell, on we-tetr. side punlie road leading from Barnwell to Blackvilie, one settliment on jxc£iiiixgx jiiJii g;oi(ti 'of. water, Titlcs gbolTiWterm* ea*y. 5D) aciea farming land, one and a it*iTmile* North of Towii of RiWek- yille. between three, and four h indred in cultivation several good sctilement* on premises (hi* some of tlie be-t farm ing land In the. Stale and formerly a AuuLyi-tbeI>r, Wm•Jjjiey.oultla 4A»(f!!• Title* good and term* easy. Ap|»ly to II. F’ Bulat, Blackvilie. FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE. Notice i* hereby given that on Mon- day. May 31*1 . lyyp. tho undersigned will tile with Hon John K. Bnelling. Judge-of Probate for Barnwell Coun ty, his Hn*! return a* Executor of tlie K*tat« of I^wrenee Mimrlv. deceaned, »nd apply for Letter* DisruDsory. J. Oaborne Altmdy. Exvcutor. Aj>nl jHd UW?. JOO husTuqs of good ear corn for sale at one dollar per bushel CASH, delivered at barn. IT l’\ Anderson, Dunbarton, S.C. lit)I BLE YOUR SALARY, teachrn* I - ! 1’reparing to teach in tlie (’onirner- i rial Department of the school* of the [ State. I Double your efficiency a* a teacher I and pupate to make money dining I the *p*i(‘ bour* of evening, bv taking la Somnur ('onr*o in the Eagerlon Silio >1 of nusinc** (Brunson iilgn i tudiool) thi* Mimmer. ' Endursed bv h i«ines» men and As- *1»tant Slate Superintendent of Edu- cainoi. UomiiuTeial Tenpliera jn De ni ami. We make a specialty of preparing young people for busine** 1&- iFmkkeeping, slmr^hand 8n(' T> pewriting, ♦ ommercial Law, Rapid Calculation, Business English, and Correspondence thoroughly taught. ^PpcjqthB year runnd. ^No .Mptjqn, Addf-ess, ‘ J , C. Ksgerum. ‘Rrjjiitot.. S. C. COME AND SEE. LANDS FOR SALE. - Now D the time to buy. Land* will never be cheaper, and sure to increase in value. BUY NOW. 558 Acres, Rich Land Townships j Barnwell County, One half in cultivation balanca, woodland. Two miles from SnelLIng Station 0B.T Atlantic Coa«t Line Railroad. Building* and improvement*. A bargain In this place. Terms easy. 8”ff Acre*. wni ments. 3(W acres in cultivation, acre* In woodland. Three mile* from Snell ing Station. A. U L. R. Four miles ffom Duq*. barton A Ai, I*. * Terms ea*y. 200. Acre*. 1G0 In cultivation, fortr acre* in Wood and Timber. Barnwell Town*hlp, ff-vo mile* from Barnwell Court Hou«eT New Veaidenre and otber building! n good condition*. Terms easy. 4(10 Aura* in Barnwell Township, House* and improvement*, Four mil*! from Barnwell Court Ilpuse, 2(M acre* In cultivation'balanae iq wood and timber. Terms easy. 400 Acrea Three miles from Barnwell Court House.. ICUacri's in cultivatiuil < bniarrcwtn Timber and W oud. Terms easy. 50 Acre* three raHefTrorr l Court House. House* arid improv*. mept*. 30 acres in yuiliy&tion baiancq In Wood and Timber. Term* eiysy. , 5,000 Acres also in one tract of Ptne, Cypres*. Poplar, Asii and other bar4 wood*. Good arid convenient Railroad facil^ tie*. Copie and see tbe*<* projiertlca. J. O. Patterson Sc don. Laqd For Sale. TWO OAKS of NEW YEAU STOCK at G. A KENNEDY’S Sale Stablkh, WIDE I ST ON, S. C, Horses—The Safe, Sound Sort that it is a pleasiire to drive or ride. Mules—The tough go ahead class that keep the plowman busy and make paying crops. ■ "'•DertfonrtHy selected by Q:f ~ (Kennedy, . wKq - know# what Bainvyell, Aiken, and Orangeburg county people want. -Hriceu all right.' 220 acre* good fartulug I*U(t w miles North I own V\ lllistoo, well Ini- l*rov*qi, six room dwelling, barn, sta ble* hiuI two tenant house* on the piaoe, well good warer, and creeks ofi hotlf *Jde* of the place, adjoining land* of Mr. Wat* Mai hew * and other*. Title good, terms easy . 30'* sere* good farming land, all »*• der culiiviiUou half prU® Rum* 40t~- |H>ra(e limits tpwn of Blackvilie ad joining lands of tlie lafe Mr. Henry W. Hair, Title* good, term* easy. House and lot lii to-vn of BiackrDto on tlie North *jde of R. K Are. 4 ro«rt^ dwelling, dining room and kitchen, b*r,n. ..table.* and out hou»e on premise*. Title* good and term* ea*y. For further lufoniiation apply jo II. F. Bulst, Agt. Barnwelj, H. 0. .is MONEY TO LENQ. We arc prepared to ncgotial«Ifai|k|| improved farm** for tivb yea imyjnent*. iiitereKj 3 per cent on Don’t write, come and seen*. 28-2 J. O. Patteraon 4 8®o. C. f. Ciibom), P. M. Win. McSal. Calhoun At DR..J. H. E. MILHOUS. DKNTIST, BLACKV1 f.LK, 8. C. OfTice days Thursday, Fn* day and Saturday. VV r cll equipped olHce. OperatToiks made as jiain- wajjitkqtq BpRKpw. Ie4?8 an consistent with pafetffel aSW 8 * *oo'.wy w»«^d, borrower will Price* .enso.ubU'.. J’efm* KqGBK.OR SALE. White i’lymontb Rocki, Best in tlie World. 13 fo/ - 60 cent*. ‘C Burckhalter, Barurnell, 8. C. Address A B. ,0*r* of Th* rsorLE. ^uweil.8. C, • rr ‘- 1