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Tip Barnwell People* THURSDAY, Jt/XK, 10 IfOO. ^ > . . ROAD IMPKOVAMSN F. jw A TETfeRAN li town»hip •(••tton I A fur mi Ul^p** nf onlr^ t«w fcmnrt tfTTH M)dlt1on«i ux Irvr of two Mr. {tama«4 R Col« died nf a<wt* in- MATtir OF tURECRimOR. -—: . (Mr Annum *••••••• THeetuln "Wnontlift” „ \* ..** »w Bridge, rnttiip, thU week. J. B. Harlev, J. B. Horne, Clerk. Supr. •HARMONY LODOIC NO.. A F. M. 'A reiriUr wmiujunlcatlon of Harmony L«>dg« No. J7, A. t. M. will 1* i.rld in Masonic Temple or, TlmrMtlav . »uly Irt h:;J0 o'viivk Work to bi done on *1. M <Jvgrc. \’i«lting brethren arc cordially toviied u> atlei.d. Butler Hagood. \V. M. Antlerson, Stc. — —- \i/L dsL\" ,PION!C AT BALI>OC. On Tburadny, June J7th/the Baldoe Annual Flcou: yb lU eome off. A b^iul TJiere will be ixrcued meata, so bring well tilled baskets. J I.. £lli*. J. II. Hewlett, Cbsirman. Secretary. -*•- n. p “Good fartr, cohulnlng r.*,| aerf8 near Hattieville for Mile, e,«y terms. Write H. M.Grtth.-.m, Attorney, B«m- Hberff. tb ~ FOR SALE CHEA P. Second hand McCormick Mower and R rke, both In good conditio a. Apply to George H, Bate*. Barnwell, S. (J. Wanted to Sell: > ,000 No. 2 Cans, New.' W. K. FROTimo, Williston n»fHa for road Improvement M Pa I lot, 1 were raat V»r and ?2 against the tax The vote In Bornwell township wai 48 for to 4 agtduu the tax NKW OFKlClAliS. 1 he Legislative delegation lias made these recommendation* u> Governor Ansel fo appointment: F. S, Owens—Magistrate for Baldoc Townshi t ». — — J. J. Owens and J. Robert Hay as Election Commissioners, to itll vaean- cie* caused by the resignations of O, 0. Baxley aud J C. Mayer. S. C. is In session at Aiksn this arc <J Mirt week. J nlge and Wrs Robert'ATdrlch at Glenn Springs. Hon. James Aldrich Wyman of Bam berg was in own on Thursday. The-bids for .building the new jail at Barnwell ail! be opened today. The Mummer term of Court for Barnwell will begin on July 12th and can continue two dRcks. home Visit B M Darlington E<q. Is at again, very much benelitced by a of several weeks out West. The recent SK feet 8 inch flood'in the avnnnnh River washed away many oats and ruined mucB corn. Very few, but very good people were In town on Stleday. and all weift home a« q-i ekly as business and sunshine would permit. Only one more day for the registra tion of voters bedore the August pm liibition election, sale dav iu July, and don’t you forget it. A local branch of ’ the# Farmers’ Union was instituted at Krfne on the 2nd Inst, by Mtate organizer M. A. MahafTey. with a beginning meinbrr- ship r of twelve. There are now two vacancies at Winihrop waiting for occupancy by two Barnwell county girl* who will stand the best examinations July 2nd Hce advertisement. In good lieslth of body and happi ness of spirit a* becomes a farmer with hundred* of bushels of good sound corn for sale Mr. B F. Ander*on was In town on Thursday Tlie publication of Treasurer Arm strong's annual report knocks the edi tor, Long Branch Philosopher, corro- epomleut* and scissors “out of the box’’ for this week and aeveral more to follow. .... _ Cut h orms'hsd picnic times last week. MARRIAGE 4. In Kline, H. C. at p. m. June Uth, HKI.I, Air. Basil M. Jenkins, Jr. and Miss I'aris Metz Neal were very happily united in marriage, Rev. R. W, Msuders ofllciatiug. It was a quiet, pretty wedding in which inanv fr en 1« were plensantlv interested and good wishes abound -lor Ihc jirospeiitv, usefulness and happi ness of this young couple So cheerfully aud hopefully setting out under favor ing circumstances upon the voyage of HTc. Fffeifd At« a . m. June 7th. IbOtl in Kline. S. G. Mr. Benjamin S. Jeukin* and Miss Marie Klir.sbeth Hodge were happily joine,! in matiimoiiv. Rev. 1C \V . Ssn ders officiating. This liappy young couple haw gone or. a tup to J j bee island and other point. Many good wishes of many friends go with them. Friend. - ANOTHER HOMICIDE. Charley 'laylor, colored, wmkbdged in jail on Thuiadav, charged with shooiiit£ to death on i uesday niglir a colored in a u name I Sanderson Mr. I*. J. Zeigler’i plantation below Allen dale. Supervisor Morris and Capt Fanning of the chain gang guard carried the county blood hounds to the neighbor hood where Taylor waa last seen and after a strenuous chase of ten or a d< zen miles through fields, woods and swamps, rain and sunshine, succeeded in arresting the /ugitiv* in the upper part of Hampton county. walked along 21 rows of cotton ok com- pasM:, long and got .%0 of the destroy, crs. On two acres they had cut at least half the stand. There are larger and mom popular colleges in the State than that ol Charleston, but none of them are bet- ter lor study, training and genuinely thorough education on general college linea. Mcc advmist ment. Mr. W F. Odom of Blackvilie is one of the KKiJ graduates from Gleinson College He took the sensible and ■tate helping course in agriculture and allied science and will le a helping force growing in influence in bi* com ing years. Col. and .Mrs Frank 1! Creech wefit to .Spartanburg on Friday to tie present at the commencement exercises of WGsffwd College. A fitting Hie ft fty odd graduates Barnwell county has only one representative, but he is a good and handsome otic. Air Harlan Creech. A* he was commencing service on Sunday Dr I’itts, the able and beloved tmstor tire Black vide Baptist tdrorrh, suffered an attack of acute indigestion that prevented ids preaching. That w as the second time in Ids ministerial lile of 41 year* that sickness has kept him from delivering his message to a congregation. Did you know, dear reader, that Barnwell county lias the largest aspar ago* farm iu tne United BUtcs? Well, it has, Messrs Williams & Brabham at Hattleville having J0O acres in that everywhere popular ripring vegetable. The -q.iailty of rim Barnwell county “grass” is more delicate and deljght- ftil than that grown anywhere else, another propf that the garden of Eden was here. AIis« Bettle Quin of Washington. Ga i, visiting her brother. Mr. H W Quin for whose good sake ail Barnwell give* Iter a glad welcome. Her coming is like the return of a fair, happy girl graduate, for in the olden time her gifted and cultured grand mother was a star in Carolina’* best society. And we hope site mav be well showered wldi White Oak Spring water before her return, Mr. T. O. Davis of Red Oak Town ship lias a valued reminder of the old time* when the South wn* a land of peace and plenty and happy -enjoy ment. It is a water gourd that was probably owned by hia great grand fatti.'r. Of that he ia not sure, though there ia a family tradition to that >He know* however that it wm owned by hi* grandfather, Mr. Ghas, AX ASSASSINATION. On Friday evening white driving homeward from Williston Mr. Cleve land Fanning was shut and killed a few hundred yards beyond the old Phillip* mill site III* team went to a neighboring house and blood beiny on the buggy a search was made for Ilia body, which was found in the road, A charge of buckshot bad entered his back and a pistol ball had passed through hia arm aud thigh. The chain gang blood hound* were quickly brought They started the pursuit behind a large pine where the alayer had waited for hi* victi n and followed the trail through woods am) field* to the Kdisto river, about <K^ mil**, whete the assassin had taken a boat and so escaped for the time. ONE MORE. Near Denmark on Saturday morning Mr Jacob A. Nix. wa* shot twice anti Instantly killed by a scarclv grown negro tenant, laadore Niinmons, w ho escaped In thl* direction. He whs fol lowed bv a posse with blood hounds, »aturuay mmutug Mr. AV-r-Gr-Raffoed ftBatnlrerg and Inter in the day from Columbia, to the vicinity of Barnwell, where the trail was lost. It I* thought that he baffled the hounds bv getting a ride in some vehicle. Mr. Nix was an industrious and suc cessful farmer. There bad been some previous trouble about farm work with hi* tenants and it* renewal led to ill, giently regretted death. He is survived by hi* wife, one eon and three daughter*. at hi* home In Barnwell on afternoon of the 2nd tnat, aged 07 Hla body waa earned Rybts old home at Manninjt for burial, accent* p*n|rrt by a delegation «f representa tive citUeus. And mi hat pasted over the river to rest forever with rite comrade* gone before, a gallant ruddier of the lost cattie, one who * try every hour of hi* Hie worthily wore the giatnl name of geatlcman, ohe who served the Mtate and hi* fellow men with nnllinchlng faithfulness to duty, in cruel war. In blr»*ed peace. He ia survived by hi* devoted w ife and two son*, Prof. K. Boyd ('ole and Mr. George A Cole of Barnwell, to whom in thi* so sad and midden sor row goes the sincere*: s> tnpathy of all that knew the good man who has gone away, ripe In hi* years and rich in the high legsi (1 of ail that came in tblYCh with the crystal virtues of his life. Every life duty well done he rest* in treasured by hts fanirfy and friend* tm Hr the fair gfaffTFi mtttn 'rtrtrf Ycnmw Tn the home eternal, beyond the care* and sorrows of. earth, FARMER?*’ UNION MEETINGS. State Organizer M. A MahafTev w ill hold ttHMingsat the following tin es and place* to explain the plans and purposes^cf-T-hc Farmers’ ( tdon ho ! to organtz** local Union*. He hopes to have large audiences of live farmers and (.heir fiimdr; „„„ SyoH more .buoy Ulmer Frlotulsliip Cpltimbia Scliool House Du.ibat ton June l<) H. H. is. Id. IN UNION It STRE-NC i'll. Tlie Oaks. Gth J une UHjO . Edituk I'koi’I-k : seV I suppose newspaper man need not be organizer Madia Buy of Ute Union ha* been at work in tat a live told UlHt FariMera Baro well has a capacity of four gallons, and wa* tiaad for keeping water for the workers in the Itelde. pets and cotton houses, that this •ear’s cotton acreage is between 3 and 4per cent less than that of 1908. and that the crop is about iwo weeks later Than Its average growth. 1 Young tnah, said the Buetieksrttl Old <lur. 1 started as e clerk on $3 a week and today I own the business. 1 know, amwereqi Die Young Chap,, but they have rash register* in ali the stores bow.—Cleveland Leader. AND ANOTHER. On Saturday evening near Morris Station Mr. T. J. I)*vi«, formerly of Georgia but since February a resident of tlii* county, was shot and killed b\ Mr. Judsou Still. The inquest was held on Sunday by Coroner Lewis B. Creech and a verdict rendered that Ute shooting was jus.iable. After lire inquest Mr. Still camo in and surrendered to the Sheriff. There 1* tome relationship by mar riage between the families of tlie parties to the tragedy. THE GRADUATES. Gf tlie Black ville Graded .School on the Dt insc were Mts*ea Marie Fan •ting. I’earle Hoffman ami N.flia'ie K mimer. For tlte best mark* during the term Mis* Alarie Fanning wa* awarded a twenty five dollar gold prize. Of the Fairfax High School were Messrs Arthur Go'oge and John Snel son, little Sadie Harter winning the gold medal for the best progress in music. Ol the Barnwell High .School were Mr. Fuller Dh-ks and Mi.-se* Martha A. Duncan, Elizabeth McXab and Ruth Price. Prize# were awarded fo Mlsse*: Louise Porter lor scholarship aver- • ging fto. Florrie Richardson for uttondanye, not having missed a dav. Mollio Bates, Harold Reed, Dewey Morn*. Sdiolarstiip and Entrance Examinations Clemson College. At the County Court House on Fri day, July 2nd. at 0 a m the Scholar ship end Entrance Examinations to Cleihsun Agricultural College will be held under the direction of the County v. *x*Biuax«—waxyaxy....., ppli **nts must'be at least 16 year* county organizing local . uniotis for several week* and i* hopeful that soon be will have enough local clubs to w art ant his calling them together and forming a county Union. You aie asked from time to time to do consider able free advertising much of which can in the nature of tiling-, profit you nothing but 1 vcntuie the opinion that all >ou may do in this line tor the Farmers’ Union will he even as “bread east upon the waters” to pay a divi dend ultimately. The Farmers’ Union i* the successor of the Grange. The Fanners Alliance and the Cotton Grower* Association, but is different from all or any of those organizations in that It i* a purely non political bodv of men having but one object in view and that the emancipa tion of the farmer from (he thralldom under w hich fie has labored for many year*. The;Fnrmer* Union U an edu cational movement intended to educate and uplift the farmer and should re ceive the support not only of alt farm er* but of all editor.*, lawyers, merch ants, doctors, preacher*, dav laborer* and whatever avocation* eise remain ing The late Henry Hartzog a good man and splendid citizen once said to the Writer “it 1* rm disgrace to he poor hut for a young mati 01 * :'•(! health fo eemtHft poor Hr this country is a re flection on his energy or his judgment or both. Bo I sav that h r farmers to remain in bondage is eithei a reflection 00 their intelligence dr their capauify for organization. There be some w ho endeavor to throw cold water on the movement of the Farmers’ Union. They are indeed a short sighted and narrow tribe. I he haul trlumpfian success and es tablishment of the Farmers Union will he t he annual pouring into all chan nels of trade iii the cotton state* of millions of dollars of capita' that now go elsew here and the retention of other million* of money that now go forth • early to western markets lor supplies that we can raise at home cheaper than we can buy them in the market. Take the item* of corn, hay and meat, we can. and some of n* Jo raise corn cheaper than they do in K ansa* ot Iowa, consequently Hu*; corn fee! to hogs will produce bacon at less cost tluu: the Kansas fanner can make it. Take liav for an illustration : as tlie vogue now i- or has been a farmer limiLfg that he will be short of forage make* Ids calculation to borrow money in January from some bank or merchant to buy Western hay in March or Aptil w hen, after lie becomes educated by tha» Farm^rs^ Union, lie—writ In Sep tember tske a few acre* of sandy land break and subsoil them, broadcast over them some cotton seed or meal and acid phosphate and kainit. plant Rye and Vetch ami w bile the snow is yet on the so 1 in Kansas «nd UAva harvest more line hav th m all his stock can consume and th n have the same land that made ic to plant, if lie is wise, in corn and peas, or else in his idol cotton. There are some merchant* who fear by organization ami improved methods of cultivation the farmer w ill become independent and that they will'lose his cu«tom. An idle and foolish ap prehension. The southern farmer as a rule and from heredity, will always he a spender no matter how much he may produce and the merchant vim doe* businem in a community of producer* and spaodrrs will always prosper be yond one w ho doe* business in a eom- monity of borrowers. There is no use toarguetbis proposition Anl what t* frtro of ttr# ine.rc.hant t* true ol every other avocation. If I were a merchant doing a busi ness in the country of one hundred tnousand dollars twin.tally and tlie sub scription of five hundred dollars would accomplish the success of tlie Farmer*’ Union I should not hesitate a second 10 subscribe that amount, cas ting it a* “bread on the water” to re turn infallibly in a comparatively short time. And being * farmer and needing only the co operation of MEETING AT REEDY BHANOIf. The Totroductorr Sermon wa* preached By R. v. Sandford, Pastor of . Reedy Branch Church. The Union wa* organized and dele- ' gate* enrolled, then coinniittse* ap- ; ptilnted on time and plane of next meet- ‘ log and order of religion* service* for Sunday, alter which the Union wa* adjourned for dinner, which wa* honn- iilully and ddicfotrilr xerved by the g«uul sister*. The Union reassembled after dinner and after prasex.Uv Rev Sandford and song service addressed Itself to busi ness. , The Flr#t Topic. Ktate Missions, was opened by Bio J. A Jenkins, followed bv Hey. Sandford and Bio. W, 8. Eaves. Toe Second ''Topic, The Laymen’* Movement was opened bv Bro. fSund- ford, followed by H. W. Eavoa/Nor- . j»a« Creech. J. A. Jenkins, Daniel Blutne and J. O Sander# Collection for State Mission* on Sat urday ami Sunday ff 62. The Kissionary Sermon on Sunday wa# preal-died bv Rey^jil I’. llaij. 1 _ Committee on time and place of next meeting repot ted that tlie n"xt Union meet wttIt PxtFTtrt-trfp Chnrch- Tsumr-" day before the otb Sundav in August. J. A. Jettkin*, Mode rator, J. O Sanders. (lei k. PROCLAMATION. ST ATE (IF SOUTH CAROLINA. VXKCTTTVF ('It AXl ({!'!:. y III: RITAS ftTtOTTnRtfon—hsa hpr-n receiveil at l!.i.* Department tlini an a f rociotis Murder v, a* t-utianiUt d in cha County of Bamberg 01. or about 'he fifth day of June 1 upon the body of J A, Nix by Isadora Steven* mho that the -aid i-adore Stevens ha* tied fro.i) justice. NOW 1 IIEREFORE, I. M. F. Ansel Governor of the State of South ('aim. luia iu onl*r that justice may be done and tTie fuajestv of ihe law vindicated do hereby oiler a reward of one hun dred: fmllnr* lor the apprehension, tle- livery and eonvictiiui of tlie suid Da dure Stevens, a negro, to the Sheriff of Bamberg ( oontv at Bamberg. S. C. IN IKVNMONY WHEREOF I haye hereumo h-i my liand hikI eau«ed the (J r eat Seal of lite. State to lie Hllixed’i'CRt Columbia, tfii- (Seal) seventh day of June A D l'.HI 1 .l and in the lU.inl vi ats of tin' Indepetidcnceof tne United State.* ol America M. F. Ansel. BY THE GOVERNOR: K. M. Met 1 w n, Secretary of State. H. fC THE Of a DeaW 7 1 BEST CAB LOAD OIF THE] HOST Him DEHTtST, memhers of niy own guild to rerder me Independent and prospeimts self re-j,. s|K‘ct will in future prevent me from inyeighing against combination* and trust.*, Wall-Street, the Cotton Ex- changu specufatojEji : aud. fPvprp<^>| . gambler.* concurring with the greatest of and inuzt be prepared to znter of Victorian poet* that “it U better t*> f lift VC 1*0sin ill il 11 fTTa ^ ^ m *T,*), ^ the Fre»bIlian CT**». “There are no Scholarship# in the Preparatory Ola**. Thtaclaa* Ia only opw to a limited number of boy* who cannot reach high agree? the big newspa- w«w* are iMug In *et?thmx of the Stata where *chool /xcllitiea are poor H Scholarship* are worth 1100.0(1 and Free Tuition. Th© next *©#*h.n of Clemson Agricultural College will bo- gin Sept. 8 1003. ' Apply to th© County 9uperint«ndflnt of Education after J.tfomfor need- *d Information ttfo*, -h^holar- . that ©ceentTij womati if by For cX^Md ther* through and carr’l wh«n step* lagged or sged k •'xtlOfi*- trembled, the stirring notes of “Dix- d polled is”.or “My MtryUnd" were sufficient mcond j rolnvlgorate the macher*. Every- dags with the stars and tight for the gpod than ill.” Fellow farmer* we can win thU light If we will organize and keep the elbow touch Shall we do it? - The great Kng'iah mrwIt*T Charier Dickens In one of hi* romances tell# of a man who failed in business whose wife took extreme aatisfaction in tell- ling everybody that her husband faile/1 for a Urge *um. A# there are mil lion* involved in the succes* or failure of the Farmer*’ Union we can emulate by our fault fail. Alfred Aldrich. k, ! CbV HfctAI'' 1 »ead who l aff?nr^^^ >|jerTi a mortem. Tha woman's NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED ITORS. All persons tndebteal to the estate of Dr. K. L. Patterson, deceased, are re quested to make prompt payment to me. and any person* having claims against the said estate w i!l please pre sent them, properly attested, to tlie undersign- d. Mrs. Kate M Patterson, Administratrix. Barnwell, S: C , June 3rd l!K)i>. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF BARNWELL. In tin '’rebate Court. By J. K. f-ueliing, IAq., >ud.(T of I’tobate in Barn well County. , . Whereas W L. Best made suit to me to grant to him Letter*of A.iin'iiistration on rhe estate of and effeet.* of \V. c. Bryan, (ieeea.-ed. 1 hike are, therefore, to cite ond admonish all and sitigulaf. th,- kindred and ereditor* of the said W. <\ Bryan, deceased, 'that they la- and ap[>ear fa fore me in the Court of Probate to he held at Barnwell oil Wednes day June twenty third 1«>M, after publica tion thereof ut 11 o'elock in the forenoon to show cause, if any they have why the said administration should not le- granted Given under my hand tins sth day ol June Anno Domini, IM). J. K. 8NF.I.I.INR, Probate Judge. Published in Tun lUuNWKi.t, Peoi-i.k June loth. l>n. SEEN IN THIS SECTION 1NMANYA DAT •)•••'»• l ?v<rxsv.5v»x»>s>4'<vfwvs\®tA'v?>.? , I -Just Received at WHITTLE'S Stables, BlackviFe, I S. C. from the Leading Sfock l arnis of the West * I WlLI.IhTON. - • R. Office uvfef. Bank * f wmutoA, U,n ret Cite Clin* in tbs rouhtry, Wf •jfm A. I MSESOT, ATKIRNEV ,1T IAW. ■ NOTARY PUBLIC, BLACKVI f,LE, S DR. W. C JIILHOOS r BinnFeH; - .. - S-C OF FICE IfOURBf 8.30 a. rn. to 6 p. a. Persons living at*ay from Btrruwvl) coming By doing they will of immediate kerviee ttnj avo> appointment*. suiW (t Ssi-SkSiisxSXI*® A :«X*X*X«^*se'5^>»M<s N Jit®iir-9 1 know Mules and therefore invite the calls of all who believe in the blue blooded stock that Can be depended o n for beinj: healthy, hardy, quick in motion, willing to work and able too, the sort that keep plow hands busy an make y r ood crops sure. Having more lirst class stock food than my own places- will require I oiler peh^ine Hay. Nothing equals that as a healthy summer stock food. I can spare K0 tons extra tine, 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 T. B. ELLIS, JR. SITCYISG »\D TERB1CISC, A postal c ard addressed to me at Ivynclhnmt, S. C. will receive prompt attention. J. D. Whittle’s, Blackvilie. - - S. l/aml Township, baUnew ow C- Uotinty Cotuf ifotixt-(ut Friday, l’, at II h ni. All e.tiKliilate* fer **iou can tr(inpete in Oethber for *vh()lar#hip.*, vvhith pay lTh->. HK)‘J, UOLI.KGK OF CHARLESTON, Ik’-Vh year begin* Oetoher 1. Entrance cxHinination* will Be held at tin July ailtn 'Hcant Botci -IKat tt veter.- Ihnr free tnttioti aettofar- #tiip t" each county of South Garollna. P.oard and Itirni*hed room# iit l) L .rmi- lot v, $ 12 Tuition, *10. For catalogue add re.* HarrOoii Randolph, President. The vdiuihlc lands of the late J. T\iiill Smith of Wil liston, dc‘-iscd by him' to Connie Maxwell Orphanage, are now ottered for sale up on liberal terms. For part icn tars apply either to Dr. W. Chester Smith, Williston, or Orlando Sheppard, Edgefield, or A. T. Jamison, (Greenwood. Y ALU ABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. 1*00 acres of land, 700 aero* cleared in high atate of cultivation, good dwelling, 20 tenant hnnses, barns and utablc#, lie* near Seiglingvillc, S. G. 4CH acres extia fine land, .'{06 acre* cleared, modern dwelling of beauty in de sign. together with H other beautiful residence* lyirig l» corporate limit* of Blackvilie, S. G. one of the beat farms in the county. 7.7J acre* only one mile from Fairfax, S. C. tine farm and timber necessary out building*. Full descriptions with price ami term* on application. J T. O'Neal. Real Estate Agent, Bamhei g, S. (A, lands, with LANDS FOR SALE. Now i* the time to buy. Land* will never Be cheaper, and *»re to foereat* in value. NOW. I r,.iS H.5?., Kluh Bn t n wellUounty, One iialf in cttltlratien wood land. Two niffc* from Rneitlng Ststfen Atlantic Coaat Line Railroad. Building* and improvement*. A bargain In this pliwe. Terms easy. fl' 1 !) Acre*. Rnllding* and Improva- meut#. 3(.i0 act©# In cuiDvathm, 3«f acre* la woodlNiid. Three mile* from Sncllliig Station. A, 0. Lt R. Four miles from Dun* burton A . C. L, Terms easy. 2(H) Acre*. 160 In cuitfvatTon, fortw acres in Wood and Timber. Barnwell Town*h‘|>, ffva miles from RarnwelF Court House. New Residence an4 other heUdinf* In good i-omHtlotts* A-- Terms euky, 400 Acre* Irt Bsfnirsll Toirn*n1p t House* ami improveiuente. Four miles from Barnwell Court House. 2tt<> acre* in cultivatloii balance Iu wood aaJ timber. Term* eair. 460 Acres Three tulles from Barn wolf Court House. HXTaercstn cnUtvalion; balxnc.c in Timber and Wood. •' ' 'IVr.“2 easy. 60 Acre* three m'lss frorp^ta’irnwisll' Court lloitxe. Hou*ea and improve, tin nt*. :'0 acre# in cuitiyatlon balaoow lit Wood is ml Timber. Terms easy. ‘-.(too Acre* a)»o tn one tract of Pino, Cypre#*, I’uplar, A»b and other hard wood*, . . Good and convenient Railroad fsolls tie*. Come and see these properties. J. it. Patterson A Son. 562 .)(K) btishcls of o'i>o< 1 t*;ii' (‘Oiii fo sale at Gift! dollar per bushel CASH, delivered at barn. Jb T 1 . AndorsoYi, Dunbarton, S. C. _ Land For Sale. EOME'AND SEE. DOUBLE TOUR SALARY, teachers Preparing to teach in the Gonimcr- cial Department of the school# of the State. Double yonr efficiency a* a teacher to'^fwrre 'nToYlVy' tfufIngteycTn? the spare hour* nf evening, bv taking a Siuaiair (Aeurse iu tha . School of HusIbcss (Brunson High Scliool) titia Summer. : Endorsed by b isines* men and A*- STATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Barnwell. In tlie Court of Common Plea*. Henry B Cave, Plaintiff, v*. Washington Hankcrson, Henry Han- kerson, Rhodie Green, Josic Mix*on, Fred NHxson, Evelina fsHtider*, Wil- lifni Mix#on Jr., Jacob Mtxson. Isaac Mixroii, Rosa Mixson, Jlnnct Mlx*on, Snow rain Mix-on, Orsey Mixson. Min nie Mixron, Carrie Morris. Hattie, Robert#, Mo*e« Mvers, Rujus Hank.-r- *ett, Ro*atni* Garter, Jonnie llankur- #on, < hester Hankorson, Sadie Ilan- kerson, (Jarficld lianke.rson and Ella lJ*nker*on, . Defendant*; Summon* for Relief (Con; plaint uo served ) To tlie Defendant#: You are hereby Summoned and >e- quired to answer the complaint in this action which is tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Plea* for tlie »aid County in Barnwell in said Slate, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subsi riber* at their office in the town of Barnwell South Carolina, within twenty day* after th? service hereof. 6T the ffay WsocETaeirrce; and if you fail to anawer the coiit- pAfti-fit wllhiuHia Lime . afurnaiit Hee plsliitur In this action wilf apply to the Court for ihe relief demanded iu TWO OAKS of NFW YFAK STOCK jit ( c ). A KENNEDY’S Sale Stables, WILLISTON, S. O, Horses—The Safe, Sound Sort that it is a pleasure to drive or ride. Mules—The tough go ahead class that keep the plowman busy anil make paying crops. Personally seleeted by Q. A. Kennedv, who knows what liarnwell, Aiken, and Orangeburg county people want. Prices all right. 220 were# jpk"! farming land tw» miles North Town Wfttfrtnn, well IBS- — proved, six room dwelling, barn, *t* SB # and two tenant house* on Hie place, well good water, and creek* on ho^tr side* of Dm place, adjoining lands ot Mr. Wat* Mathew* and others. Tit'c good, term* easy . JO'* acre* good farming land. aTI •«- ihr cultivation half mile from eor- porate liniit# town of Blackvilie ad joining laud* of the late Air. Ueury W. • lair. Title* good, term* easy. ■ House and lot In town of Rlaekrtn-i on Hie North side of R. R Are. 4 roosn dwelling, dining room and Kitchen, barn, .tables and out hoOs* on the prc.mUes. Titles good and term* easy. For further information apply to 11. F. Buist, Agt. Barnwell, H.C. MONEY TO LEND. iVe arc prepared to negotiate loans on improved farms for five year#, parti** payment*. Interest 8 pereent on toKCtS. I>on’t wflte, come and see a#. i'* —2 J. O. Patterson A Sou. CiUiodd, P. I. Siciiigiifr Win. HcHrt. . - Calhoun & j. ».. The exaiuiiiation Siu»erintendcut.»/ JWu cation. Csmiucrcial Teachers In De» mand. We make a specialty of preparing young people for bH*ine«s. Bodkkeeping, Shortliantl and Typewriting, Commercial Law, Rapid Calculation, Business English, and Correspondence thoroughly taught. Open the year ronnd. No vacation. Address, J . C. Kagertou Brunaon. S C. The Cnnfeilerate i’eiinion now pro- all i gi’eseing In Mtntphts Is one of cioivu- \ lug glory. the complaint. J JLL .l!atier*<i& &- Son. _ PtaintifT* Attorneys. Dated Oct. 14tb. Ha«. To the Defendant-*, Rtifti* Hanker- son. Jonnlo tfankerson, Cliester IIa«- kerson and Garlleltl Hbnkerson: TAKE NOTICK, That the (’om- plaint in tld* action, together with tne summon*, of which the foregoing ia a copy, wa* ffled in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Plea#, for Barnwell County, State of Attach Carolina, on Urn 2d;h day df Uutobor, 1008. J. O. I'attenoa & Son, FiauitUTs Aitolevy#. WIXTIlKOf Uoij.kok SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE EX A MI R ATION- for the award of vacant Scholarship* in Winthrop Col lege and for the admission of ftew Jjwuawns. AiiL. be. Jifiiil. jit- the t-auaty Cowrt House on Fridav, July am l> a. m. Applicant* must b not ie** than fifteen year* of age Whwt Scholar- »hips are v.acaut after July ? they will be awarded to tho*« making tlie high est average at thU eXaminaHon, pro vlded they meet the conditions gover ning the award. Applicant* for mtaolnrahlos simttld write to President Johnton before Hie examiHStlMl for Scholarship examination blanks. Scholarship# are worth #100 and free GrraoH. The next session will open September 15. H)0J. For farther 1a- end Catalogue, address Pres. IMLJchuUm, Bo«k 11111,8. C. - fe f AccideiS CYCLONE Mi Tii-.; -A5U— —At 8TR0H0I iBfm THI _ « '■ '• .4: '.’,i •c'a.