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Tfye Barnwell People. THURSDAY. APRIL S8. 10H) RATES OP SUBSCRIPTION. In Advance, per Annum ...|1.60 On Time ...I2.0C The chain gang i« st Morris telles from Barnwell thl* week. Ford, 3 J. B. Hsrlev, J. B. Morn*, Clerk. s 8uur'. HARMONY LODOE NO. 17 A. F. M l A /A re#mlareonimnnlPAtlon of llRnnony Ludge No. If, A. F. M. will be held Jn. In UMKXtlc Temple or, TluitWlRy aNflRMay lUtli. T.iJU o’cluok VlMltfng brethren are cordlallv invited to attend. II. W. yuin. W. M. Vm. Mr Nab, 8cc. FOR HAl^E. — One flrc-pa*f>enjrer Reo Touring (Jar, In guod condition, with top, windshield, linen covers for seat* and back*, ga* and oil lamps, and four-inch tir<>(on rear wheels. A bar iah> at »4SX) 00. J. M. Far ml, 3-24-4t. Blacky hie, S. C, FOR S \liE—One pair Duroch Jer- Bej pigs; full blood and line stock. A . Stunsell, Klko. S. C. FOR SALK OR RENT.-Two splen did brand new houses. 10 and 12 rooms, within stone throw of each other, on bicheat bill In Hendersonville, seven mlnntes from post office; sewerage, city water, hot and cold bath, electric lights, standing furniture. C. T. Connor, Hendersonville, N. C. Next Monday will be sale day. The census enumerators are tbs busi est men in the State these tnld-Sprinc days. Key. K. A. Wilkes Is attending the Methodist District Conference at North this week. With the meeting of the Mav County Convention the primary campaign of 1910 will be fai'ly launched. A Summer School for the colored teachers of the county will be held at Barnwell, Jane Itfth to July 8th. The candidate crop In Kdgefleld has come up pretty well. Last week’* Chronicle contained thirly cards. The four Justice* of the Supreme Court keep up with their work pret'y well, while the twelve Circuit Judge* keep considerably behind their work Mr. W. W. Holland, the very live and successful business manager of the Spartanburg Herald, visited Barnwell kinsfolks last week and gave The Lao n s an appreciated call. The weather clerk continues the dls tribution of unpropitiou* blizzard winds and mow falls and teni|»est rains in the north and of drought and doubt in the sunny South. It was good new* to the many Barn well friends of Capt Dunn to learn of hi* safe arrival at hi* Kentucky home only a little fatigued by hi* tliir.een days overland ride through the Blue Ridge and Alleghany Mountains Commence war on the mischievous mosquito and keep it up all Summer See that there are no veasels, cans, bo:- tlee. Ac. on your premises holding stagnant water. A single mosquito bite may cause a spell of malarial fev er. with the added expense of a drug and doctor's bill The ylsit of Mr. F. R Hsfer* of Al ken gave great and genuine pleasure to hi* many Barnwell friend*, but they hare these two grievous faults charged against him - He come* too slowly and goes away too quickly. Aiken may need him more but cannot like him half so well as he deserves and as Barjwell think* of him. Mrs. Fanny Shankland. aged 21 years, committed suicide in Louisville, Kentuckr, last week because she fear ed that Halleys cotnmrt will destroy the earth about May 18th. Mi«« X. Church of El Paso, T<-xh*. aged 8.'! Years, saw the (“otnet on it* last trip in November 18HA and still live* in single blessedness and hope of more years. Spend a cent. If you own or rent a garden or lot In town, a farm or plan tation in the country, send a postal card request to Prof. J. N Harper. Clemson College, for a copy of Bulletin 14!) v treatlng of growing winter cab bage. Study the matter and try a •mall patch. Tlie vegetable w ill be a good w inter food for people, chickena cattle, beside* a good seller. Barnwell and Bamberg Counties soil and climate are the best In the South (or (his crop. Other duties and engagements call ing him Imperatively away Dr. F. H. Martin will tonight address ids part ing words to the people of Barnwell. A native of the good county of Horry, though for ten years a laborer In Vir ginla Helds, the coming hack of Dr Martin for even so short a time ha* been like the return of a worthy and well beloved son to the mother 8t:«to. his heart full of affection for the old home and his presence one to stir and thrill all that have met and heard him to better living and worthier effort in the vears that ho will be remembered. At Rivers’ Bridg s today the annual memorial services In remembrance of the Confederate dead will be held. To be there and join in giving merited bovor to the few survivor veterans of the cause that perished without a strain upon its record Is at once a sacred doty and a high privilege. From that oh •ervance none can come away without a loftier appreciation of the manhood and womanhood of the old South, and a firmer faith that the sons and daugh ters of the new South will bo as loyal to the right as were the fathers and mothers, brother* and sisters of that cruel feign of war and want. The first automobile ever rebuilt in this section was in tow n on Thursday. The week was done In the well equip* pad Howard Sliopa at Blackvllle, even to the reboring of the cylinders and making new pistons. The rejuvenat ed euto is in every respect fully a< good A* when It came fiom the works of the makers, having all the power needed and some to spare. It made the run from Blackville in 30 minutes, including two stops, one to chase and catch a flying hat that the high wind whirled away many steps. The new Howard Hhops, (X) by 80 feet, two stores high, and supplied with a com plete equipment have Inst been occu pied and arranged and offer the best facilities in South Weal Carolina for al) automobile work, and the long ex- perlonee and mechanical skill and tal ent of the Messrs Howard guarantee satisfaction to al! their patrons. Attached to their admirable estab lishtnent Is a twelfth century black smith shop, with complete facilities for doing braes wotk. or any thing re* ludttstrial meule Last week onr Aiken exchanges brought news too late for publication Of (he candidacy of dolicltor Byrnes for Congress. Just as we were good ready for a comfortable chat on Monday with Judge J. M. Hair of Wnllston the news of the fire there called him home. Diocesan Council meets in Sumter, May 3, 5. De.pgate* from the Church of the Holy Apostles are Koht. Aldrich, P. M. Buckingham. A. B. Patterson and C. F. Moialr. Jack Frost left light and scattered track* on two morning* of Iasi week. It. lathe general rule that the first frosts of the Fall and last of the Sprln* go In streaks, nipping tender growth* on one belt and leaving the adjoining acres unlouclicd. The exercises of the Hilda School, of which Prof. C. G. Williams i* the ef ficient principal, will have a quiet chw log on tomorrow, and the pic nie ex peeled to be exjoved then and there hss been postponed because of the pre valence of measles In the community. Mr. J. W. Callahan. Advertising Manager of the American Realty & Auction Cj. of Green-born, N C., was In town Monday completing arraoge- menta for the sale of the Mike Brown property on May 10th. We call special aTtention to their advertisement on the editorial page. There waa a happy gathering of good people on Saturday at the home of M r. E. B. Burckhalter of Joyce Branch, the object being the rni*ing of funds for the improvement of their church. A nice beginning sum was realized from the gale of ice cream and the voting of a handsome oak.- to Mis* Pearlc Joyner as the piettieat young lady. The • Smoker” in Masonic Hall on Monday evening was In Its entirety, of assemblage, spirit and purpose, such a mingling of the sweenies* of true friendship and the pain of parting even if but for a time that only those present can realize bow that good bye time with Messrs Hugh W. Quin and Frank Pate wns to their friends like the baiting of an hour in the weary march of life upon an oasis, bright wlih green trees and sparkling springs ami »lnging birds and odorous flowers and ripening fruits For in the after vears the memories of all that were there will oft revert to the evening that shall be a golden recollection evermore. PENSION NEWS. Checks for the pensioners of the 9 551 benellciarie* on the roll were sent out on the 21st Inst. Their num ber Is 17 largei than last year. Toe amounts given under the different classes are Class A $1(5; Class B. $72; Cl. *18; C2 *20; C3. *18; Cf *20. Barnwell veteran* and widows get $4,200, Bamberg’s share I* 52,732. GEORGE S CREEK Hercules Democratic Club met on the ‘23rd Inst., revised the roll and elected as officers: G. W. Morris, President. F. L Still. Vice “ Nolton Black, Secretary. J K Lain, Ex Com. Member. L. B. Creech, Chaplain. The delegate* to the County Conven tion are F. L. .Sriil, J. D. Miles, W. L. Woodward, J. E Lain. AT ALLENDALE. The reeiectlon of the faculty of the Allendale High School shows the ap preciation by it* well pleased patrons of the very excellent work done by Prof. Power W. Bethea and hi* thor onghly competent anJ excellently trained assistant* At the opening of the fall term an additional grade, the eleventh, will bs added, making the high school more emphatically in fact what it is in name, A High School. To bear the additional cost a school district levy of twomllla additional ha* bem cheerfully voted. Personal vol untary subscriptions will supply what ever additional fund* may be needed, at a chance afternoon meeting last week tlie generous sum of $50 w as subscribed by each: Capt. J I’ Gray. W. A. All, A. It Ilier*, K. G. Boincau, J. II. Kiel. An enlargement of the school district Is anticipated for next year. GONE HOME Yesterday was a sad day for Barn well. for it Drought to the community the departure of Mr II. W (join one of Its most honored ana well beloved citizens, for hi* old home at Wa>.hing ton. Qa., where he has been promoted to the management of the large plant of the Southern Cotton Oil Company. Though all regret hi* going away, each feeling that hi* absence will be a great personal loss, there is some com fort in the fact that tor four vears h« hn«. been one of us, adopted in the lov ing heart of Barn well a* so worthy of its best confidence and affection. On town and country he has impre**ed h!m«elf as a thorough going, level headed business man, a gentleman bv Inheritance and in bis evety instinct He carried with him and will keep the tiest wishes of a multitude of * arolina friend*, whose latch strings will ever hang out for his promised and expected second home coming. And today we know that the air is the ssreeter and the ruse* the more fragant at the old Georgia home where the good father and glad mother and winsome little sisters are ki«*lng him welcome. For he has gone hack to tbelr love aa clean in life, as wholesome In purpose, a* un soiled in character aa when he loft the home nest to make bis way in the world of men. WILUSTON’S MISFORTUNE. AVilliston was vi«lted by a very pa thetic and disastrous fire on Monday morning about 11 o'clock and as a re sult thrre families are homeless The fire started In the old Broadwater home now occupied by Mr. J. S- Ussery, pre sumably in the kitchen. A high south- vest w .ml was blowing which fanned the flames to fury and it was seen at once that the house was doomed and possibly the greater part of the town, Th* residence* of -Meaars. G. A. Benoott and T J. Woodward next caught and were entirely consumed. The houses wore ail as dry as tinder, owing to the long rainless spell we have had, and the only thing that saved the business section from total destruction was a fortunate veering of the wind eastward. This, however, drove the sparks to the barns and outhouses of Dr. J. I*. Lee, which were burned together with their contents Including several hundred bushels of corn. The home* of Mr. J. E. Newsom and Mrs. J. A. Rountree caught but the fire was extinguished before much damage had been done. Volunteer firefighter* did splendid work but were at a disadvantage on account of the high wind and the lack Of proper apparatus. The heartfelt sympathy of the good people of the whole county goes out to those who have perhaps lost their all in till* dire eelamliy- The amount of the loea aod laiurauce U 001 yet koowo. GREAT CROP DISASTER. Ax UNBXPBCTKD bklatkd BUXSARD, WITH SNOW AND SLKKT aKD ICV WINDS ft WEPT OVER THR COTTON RKI.t PROU Wkbt Texas to the Atlantic on Monday morning, followed by ri- tino frost on Tuesday. Many THOUSANDS OP ACRES OF COTTON WERE t RILLED BLACK, ONLY THE SOUTHERN BELT OF THE CROP ESCAPING INJURY. The scabcitt of bred for replant* 1NO WILL, IT IS SAID, FORCE A I.ARGR decrease in the acreage of thb CROP, BESIDES THR DELAY IN GETTING NEW PLANTINGS IN THE NoW DEAD piei.os. The oil mills have been ENTREATED TO QUIT CRUSHING SEED A Rout 88 years ago at a few days later in April all CRoua herk were rilled and cotton seed sold p»r PER BUSHEL. _ _ » --■■r-..-.-. - - DISGORGE, UNCLE SAM. Congressman James O'. Patterson on Fridav introduced In the House of Hep reseniatlves a bill to return to the farm ers of the Sooth the cotton tax collect ed l.y the Federal government after the war. Till* action was taken upon a strong peiiiion and convincing resolti ilou of Camp Morrell, U. C. V. signed by J . 11. l.iiffitte. Commander, and J. A. Meyer, Adjutant. THE HARVEST OF THE REAPER. Died at Klko, April 20th. Miss Min nie L. Creech, after a protracted illness of ten weeks, aged 38 years .she was a daughter of the late Mr. J. W. Creech and her passing away has brought deep sorrow to a multitude of relatives and friend*. For more than twenty years -he had been a consistent member of Roaenmry Chureh. Her body waa laid to rest in the family cemetery on Fri day evening. Rev M. M. Benson con ducting the touching funeral aervlce. CARD OF THANKS. To the good people of Barnwell for their so true and comforting sympathy and kindness to me in my sorrow for the death of my beloved sister I return my most heartfelt thank*. ( will al ways hold your gentle teuderness in grateful remembrance. Very sincerely, Mrs. Mattie A. Sanders, SPECIAL TERM. Petit Jurors for the first week of the Special Term of the Court of Common Pleas, commencing on May 17th, were drawn on Monday : Allendale—J J Harter, S F, Strange, C B Boyles. J II Warren, TO Boincau Barnwell—Geo W Halford, K G Blrt, O II Owen*. R W Riley. Bennett Springs—M L McBride, H S Anderson. Blackville—G W Rodiford, W A Fickling, H D Leonard. Bull Pond—E W Brunson. George’* Creek- L 8 Still. W II Nix, J K Lain, I J Hutto, H C Hutto, John K Rav, A P Collins. W W Harley. Great Cypress—E H Jenkins, G P Hogg, W R Hogg. Red Oak-W L Baxley, H M Cook, W M Cook. Rich Land—Q W Anderson, J A • 'ochrao. Rosemary—J G Davis. Sycamore—L G Harter, O M Main. H L Dickinson. Williston —R R Johnaton, PENSION ROLL. One hundred and seventy six pen sioner* will get 11200. Money ready to be distributed. The Clerk of Court ha« received the received the pen.ion ii*t for this year and is now ready to issue check* to the pensioners He will he glad to have ihose entitled to pensions to call at hi* office at once and get their checks. The list of pensioners is as follows: Class A. tOG.OO. S J Creech, Matthews Hair. Class C. No. 1, ffS.OO. G H Augley, Wiley Bonds. J 8 Creech, II J Croft, F H. Dickinson, J K Delk, J J Greene, J C Hiers, D M Hoover, W T Scott. Class (5. No. 2, 120.00. W S Aldrich, James M Brown, W M Bailey. W C Beck. Bailey Benson, F Bettison, F J Black, B F Baxley. J L Baxley. J 8 Baxley. D Blum, A Black, J K Bennett, Wilson Bonds W II Bennett Henry Boinean, Edmund Bowers, J L Baxley, L B Creech. G W Creech, William B Carroll, James Carlolon. II C Dickinson, G M Fennell O P Griffin, Thos Gilliam, 8amuel Grubbs, J Staff Halford, Starling Hutto, W M Hutto. 11 w Harter, K h Joiner, M W Kltcblngs Abram K i opf. J M Lancaster, D P Lancaster, C II Langley, J G Lsz.tre, William Lewi* J C Lee. R M Mim*. W R M irris. H M Martin, 15 B McLemore, M l> Miles, Hiram Nunn. C B Odom, 1 A Peyton, J C Pender. J A Penwell, W 8 Pnester T J Barnwell, A M Rountree. Bart Ray, M D Rouse. W M Still, Tobias fttiil, C M still. B F 81111. G M Sprawl* C B Still. J J Sinder*, \7 R .Sanders, J E Templeton, li G Williams, W G Weaver, A M Walker. J J Whaley. W L Woodward, J W Walker, £ F Weeks. Class No. 3, i Women) 118.00. M I) A Augley, Ellen Bolen, Mary C Coward, Carolina Collins. Julia R Connerly, Georgie Anne Croft, F V Dn ncan, Martha A Drummond. Elsie Sheppard, P Jacobs, Amanda Wilson, Class C. No. 4, (Women; *20.00. Anne E Dvches. Josephine Drawdrey, E A Dyches, Rebecca Ferguson, M V Goldem, C A K Guess. M H Hay, Margaret Harden, T J Ha good, Marg aret llartzog Jane liartzog. A H Hew lett. E E Hays, J l Hutto, SS Holly. Mary A Hair, Martha Hall, Rebecca Johns, Carrie Jaudon, W O Johnson. Sarah M Johns. Levica Klnard. Mary A Kearse, V 8 L&wton. Georgian Long Mary A Lancaster Carry Lard. J P Matthews, M A McLendon. Catherine Milos, G II Morris, Kittle Mooney, MaryNevils, Anne Odom, Ellen S. Odom. Mary Odom, Eugenia Owens, Ellen Owens, Mary Patterson. Martha Baxley, M I, Baughman, M A J Blume, M E Baxley, Mary Baxley, Eleanor Barker, Caroline Black, Eliza beth Benson. Mary Busbee, Laura A Boyles, Mary A Baxley, Martha J Brant, Martha A Bennett, EHzt Creech Sallle E Cloy, Mary J Collins. Rachael, Collins, Catuerine Clary. M C Daw kins, Judie Dyches, E K Dicks, Sallia H. Pate, Eliza Rountree, M A Roun tree, Marcella Rhoden, L PSindersine Jane Still, M C Sanders, Ellen C Still, M J Skeievl. Harriet* Sanders, Merth* Still, M A Handers, Susan Still, Charity Still, E T Still, Sara E Terrance, Mary C Turner, Ellen Wood, Mary Wooley. Millie Wbaley, U C Williams, L J Yoanran*,- ‘~ CALLED TO H18 REST. After a long IllneaaCapt. J. M. Bolen departed thi* life at his home near Klko on Friday last, rl|M* In years and rich in the regard of all that knew the ater ling goodness of his heart, the gentle ness of hi# Ufa. He mads Lbe world through which he passed a better one aodln loving service to aver/ good c*use be found true happiness. He will long bo missed and mourned. His I ody was burl*d In the cemetery at Mt. Calvary Church, Rev. J. D. Peacock officiating. OF SUCH is THE KINGDOM. On Saturday night tire messenger of the One who mv-d lilrle obildit-u anti bade them come to Him bore aw-iy the white spirit of , infant *oii of Capt. J. U. Armstrong, to Otni again in the better w orld above tire mother love, •’lost for awhile” on earth, to Ire re gained forever In the paradise of God The little body was gantly laid to rest In the church yard at Mt Arnon. but bis memory linger* in the hearts ol those that loved him like the sweet fra grance of the flower that shall bloom again. On Sunday. Mr. Charles F Hair, am of Mr. Ham Hair, was laid to rest among his kindred In the Long Branch cemetery. His pastor. Rev. K. p Galpbin preached a sermon, full of the tenderness of the Muster, to a large congregation of sorrowing friend*. Charlie had known from a child what It nn ant tc have a suffering body and his kindliness of spirit had carried him info many a sick room w here he was ever ready to u»e hi* remarkable gift for taking care of lire sick. A young wife and child, six brother* and two auter*. bis fattier ami other rela tive* survire him. FARMF.KS’ UNION MEETING. A meeting of the Farmers’ Union of Barnwell County will he held at Barn well. May 19. Inin, at 12 o’clock M., to consider the erection of a warehouse. ' J. A. Jenkins, 3t Sec. F. U. B Co. GREAT CYPRESS DEMOCRATS. A meeting of Great Cypress Demo cratic Club will be held on Fridav, the 29(h in*t. at Kline. 8. C , at 3 o’clock p m to reorganiz- and elect delegate* to county convention to be held on Monday May 2, 1910, at Barnwell. B. S. Jenkins, Sec. BENNETT Sl’RINGS DEMOCRAT- It; CLUB. You ere hereby requested and or dered to jneet at the Bennett Springs Agricultural Club House on Friday. April 29 at 11 o’clock a. rn to reorgsn Ize and elect deb gate* to county con vention to be held at Barnwell on May 2. 1910. J. A Meyer, C h m n. NOTICE. Of election for one school Trustee in Blackville Graded School DUtrirr is hereby given to be held on Mav KUh, at the furniture store of A B Hair to fill vacancy cau*ed by the expired term of J. H. K. Milbousa, J. U. K. Milhous, J V. Baxley. Sec. Chrm fit ) BLAMES JOHN BARLEY' OKN. After much mental tribulation hru’ egal experience Dr A. J Wei k* \iken County physician who d • "■ Id* lemily and under an assumed o.i married a *partanborg yoiit g * whom tie carried to Georgia. g> t« • i'-v after *ils conviction of bigamy -qiarf :inho rg bv pay! g* floe o Dr. W. In-. ► the hi.-um'on w hi-k'-> n *;'y« lie hu* tu'ei d oi« h pew le But wiil be go back to or the tainilv he <•<. croc! • th« •! - ,,f THE DEMON HE i u Is 'lie germ of La G» , h it ' un d in, tilings sullcling to llieuvi .i- L» after effect* are weakness, ntV'01-nevs lack of appetite, energy and f.rnhi!inn with disordered liver ami kidney* The greatest need then I* Eieerrie fCtf. i * the splendid tonic, blond purifier and regulator of Stomach, Liver and Kid neys. Thousand* have proved that they wonderfully strengthen the nerves, build up the system and restore health and good spirits after in attack of Grip. If suffering, try them Only 50c. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by C. N. Burckhalter, R. A Deason & Co. SAVED FROM THE GRAVE. “I had about given up hope, after nearly four year* of suffering from a severe Bing trouble.” writes Mr*. M. L. Dix, of Clarksville, Tenn. •‘Often the pain in my chest would be almost un bearable *nd I could not do any work, but Dr, King's New Discovery has made me feel like a new person. It’a the beat medicine made for the throat am) lungs.” Obstinate coughs, stub born colds, hay feyar. la grippe, asth ma, croup, bronchitis and hemor rhages. hoarseness and whooping cough yield quickly !o this wonderful medicine. Try It. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles froe. Quaranreod by C. LJNfi' ' ‘ COUNTY TEACHERS EXAMINA TION. Notice is hereby given that the next semi-annual teachers examination for the teachers of Barnwell County will be held in the Court House at BawfiWell on Friday, May (>. The attention of the teachers is called to the following section of the school governing the renewal of certificates: “ A First Grade Certlfh ate may be renewed by the Countv Hoard from which It was issued If, however, a Teachers Institute or Summer School I* held In tlie County, a First Grade Cer tificate shall not be renewed unless the holder attends the Institute or Summer School, nr shows to the State Board of Education some satisfactory reason for not djotng so: Provided. Tin folder ha« taught during the two years for which the certificate w-as Issued.” “A Second Grade Certificate shall not be renewed except where the hold er attetida Teachers institute or Sum mer School, and in such case may be renewed.” •'A Third Grade Certificate shall not be renewed.” The said examination will be held on the following branches: Physiology and Hygiene, Civics and Current Event*, Hulled State* History, English Grammar and Composition. Arith metic. Algebra, Geography, Pedagogy and Agriculture. The questions on Agriculture will be based upon the subject matter aa found in the grate adopted text book. Hunni- eutt's Agriculture. The examination will start pmmptlv at 0 JO o’clock a, m. and wilt close at t o’clock p. m. > Horace J. Creach. County du peri Blende nt Kvery woman likes A Trim and Shapely Foot. Unfortunately many in the mistaken belief that they are making their feet smaller get shoes that do not fit. The result is the opposite of that intended. A woman’s foot is naturally shapely; there remains nothing for her to do but. to clothe her foot in a shoe that will follow perfectly its graceful lines, in short, a shoe that fits. The f£|*t is made on graceful lines that follow the form of the foot. Come in and sec the new styles for Spring and Summer. We carry a large line of American Lady Oxfords in many styles, sizes, shapes and leathers. We also have a complete line of the famous n Shoe for Men. wwmim Oxfords in all the new styles. Patent leathers, gun metals, tans. Clot/i ivy, Dry U^odi, llurdware and Groceries, Burdick Building if*. tfwUf Barnwell, So. Car. Strongest State Bank in Scuth Carolina. CONDZNBKD STATEMENT. At Close of Business-March 24, 1910. A8SET8. Loan*and Discouiu* *1.155.fi72.9l Bond* A Stock* 8I.8AO.f1O Real Estate 21 302.98 Fnr’re A Fix’* 9.142!*) Cash on band and In bank* LIABILITIES. Total 208 530.c,7 *1,12(5 499.47 Capital Hurplua Undivided Profit* I >epo*lt* Hill* i‘a\ able Total 926(5.800 00 250 800 00 20.262 47 804 837 00 100 000.00 $1 420.499 47 4 PER CEjil. 1III01FSI0* P|H? DEPOSIT? ?PECIHL IjHEES OH CEREIFICHIE? OF DEPOSIT. BANKofWESTERN CAROLINA BARNWELL, S.C. CAPITAL & SURPLUS $5O0.000.0i> I LOCAL DIRECTORS ' — h'\ George H.Bates J.M.Easterlmg Butler Hatgood P.M.Buckingham It. C . Neely R. C. Nxxly, Jr. S. H. Wilcox ill i Ed Cotton factors 741 Reynolds Sirevt AUGUSTA, - :: • GEORGIA AdiHinces Made to Mcnhay.L'i and Farmers Call on Us y or Write Us fitutfATE LOU. sdmfniatrttwrs. u*#. dUma and trustee* are dir q«tf*4 by lew to make *1 |0tbeJ«4«»ag Probate tbefir.t day of July In as iM&r-- ’•«" U »ucb returns ere no* made „ *_ •***•£ «*»«>*• ef Frebote la requl aud directed by lew to laeee for audk delinqeepta and the ^ for snob neglect or refusal kafir twenty dollars fur each ddy dr oootlnoeeee ef «M dofeutt. cation nf letters t admintelrsitee if persisted la. John b. fiwalBag. Judge «r Probeie, H.O. LANDS FOR ftiHTle ONi ilifee fe "Tr ig-rid never be cheaper, aed sere to lu Value. BUY NOW* 6M Acres, Rich Lai*4 TewpaMr. Barnwr|| County, One half la eattlesctaa woodland. Two mUea from ftoaiiteg fiteltea ee Atlantic Coast Lino Eel tread. Buildings and ImprovmaaVa. - A bargain in tbfe *1**. Terms eaty. 6”0 Acre*. Buildings end leapt new- »«nw. 800 ecrea In coHAvetten, fibfi acres la woodland. Thraa miles from AeoBHag fitetlem. A.C. L. B. Four miles froa. Dap- barton A. C. L. Terms oaay. * 400 Acres In Bern veil TeweaMB Hon*** and Improvements, Fear miisb from Barnwell Court Roeae. 200 acre* In eultiveiKm balaace k* wood and timber. Terms ease. 4fi0 Acme Three mile* freta BantwgR Court Houte.. 100acres ta eaifiwitgm balance In Tfaber and Wood. Terma easy. $0 A tire* throe oaftee froa* liana wall Court House. Houses and itepreee* men to. 90 acres la euliivwfiea balauae in Wood and Timber. Tnrma easy. Come aed aee #. O. "A FA ■OBEY TO LBIB on First Estate. Apply to G. S.C DR. JK0. r. LEE, JL fiB^b DtNTIOVt | ^nUwiLLlBTOM, - • ft. ft Ofiee over Bank of WllUstea. WU toe receive call* in the eeeatry, km A. H. NINESTEIH, ATTORIET AT UV. * VOTARY PUBLIC, BLACKVILLE, 8. C DR.J. H. E. MILH0U& DENTIST, BLACKVILLE, ft. C. Office day* ThumUy, day and Saturday. Well equipped office. Operations made aa lean aaconaiatent with 1 Prices reasonable. Te cash. DR.«. C. 1111004 DENTIST, Baniell,. • . 11 OF FICE HOURS! . . 8.30 a. m. to 6 p. sk IVi sons living awgy from Bi a ill pltrnae make appointments - coining By *o doing they will be ol Immediate service sad sppotfHmenu. 4—8 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OK BARNWELL. By J. K. Bnellinn, Esq, Judge of Probate In Barnwell County. Whereas W. If. HAIR hath made suit unto me to Krant onto him Lett, r* of Administra tion cum te*to raento of tiio estate snd effects of Minnie L. Creech, deceased, These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all and slmrnlar, the kindred sml creditors of the said Minnie L. Creech, deceased, that they be and appear before me In the Coart of Probate to be held st Barnwell on Tuesday, 10th of May, 1910. after publication thereof at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to show caosa If any they have Why the said adminis tration should not be granted. Given under' my hand this fikb day of April, Anno Domini 1910. ?! „ J- K. SMELLING, NOTICE OF ELECTION. A petition having been filed in this office in accordnnce wiib toetton 1208 gehersf school Isw of South Carolina and in compliance with the above named section, notice It hereby given that an election will be held in Rose mary sclioot district Xa. m at the PleasMntfflill school house on Sdurday April 80th. 1810, for the purpose of dr termlning whether or not a special levy of 2 mills shall be levied within the said school district for school pur poses. The election shall he hold a* is pro vided by law fur conducting general eleition* The following trustees are appointed toaot aa managers: J. X. Weathers- bee. W. B. Kennedy and R. K. Wood ward. - Horace J. Crouch, fioiit. of Ed. The v*lnable lands oi tfeft Utc J. Terrill Smith of Wlk 1 is ton, denaed bj him liT Connie Maxwell Orphanai^ arc now offered for aale ap» on liberal terma. For particular* appljr cither to Dr. W. Chestar Smith, Williston, or Orlindo Sheppard^ Edgefield, or T. JamifiMHi, Greenwood* C. F. Calkou, P. 1. Bidi Wi. 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