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*5 The Be rowel! People. Bet* killlo Injuf Jur^ ta sal Ing. tpco’ Tl pre^ engl rooS the can Of thre< cess] ever' min T' terr a st lota buir It cull mu' mat rec» I boi fro iea tht ha' rot T - me. I. mVR. Hftw 1 1 Nit rzr VAKQwrr «Mr«Tf imim 5,» iwiw.iiaTiOii . r i «*.> THWH8!«T. JBNK 2, >M—fca—a— ■ i* -—a --■ - ■■*-■■ • t>t *Ytj In ths sfietfal to fill raasn* fi'!*S ihtrt |ras an afiatht Hp- t^iiblUaas !hs «*:*:%• tnat ve old rh*:; cndtrstanJ. v/o w*rc fa Cliarhsston on apetUl c!oot! >’ ■fMowa I—iirrail f*»r travel, boon* -and 4fetr« aferlM*) work oat of tils a^vata TofM*. Mtatoorty raata si l.sytonvtt*. bathki meoiorj' la among tha boat tTvaaorff* of tola faiuPy and fYien(ti. Aa l*a; man of the J .idUilary Com- aittVsenn* in tHeeoor drbateH on .11 weiCh'.j dakatea Reprvaeatatire R-A- ert Aldnch tarttbe broad an* sa m* foumlationa of Ilia <1l»rtngn1»kf* i*a 1 rear laftBy iBtaltrstSal IIwb v* Ufa work ke«anM hate wbn M*k distinc tion. A» an editor he amftld liava com* iAfiad tkv force of Wattvr.ou and the krilllBncy of tira'y. A. a paWie apoaker aach wise snthariff aa Leroy T 1 ’ \oum*n» pronounced Col. Aldrich s e.ijogy of tfoyernor Hampton the most ■eloquent oraiion ever de’.lvoraJ In our $nt9 House. Ho wa# later a J' ato Semitwr ami iioa-Plia ihe position of Ciwuit dadgrt. Tie isthe only surviror of the Waliace House bolding ah oihee in Sontti Carolina. Millodgo A. Kountrer Was and Is one of the men lovable men we have ever known, onus own will, the c«M»e a oh, he retired fy Llie lie»o Jlfw -in wtiio’b be found and gave so much happlucns. For nutty years he lias re soled in August t. John H . Holmes baa been for ncatK thirty thtef years occupant of tlic cd itoriai ea«y chair of this paper and to day he completes these reminiscences, written cur rente calamo. i . fa ■ Mr*. Mnilon t>. Hull Mrs Alice Wall, dattgliter of the late Mr M H Kssterllng. wife of Capt M. 11. W all, departed tills life at her home near liunliartou on Huuday last after a long illness. On Monday after tf',toll ing and tender fnoorHl service* con ducted tiv Hcv. lohn K. ttoode Iter body was laid to rest in ( j press Chs|>e! Cemetery In the presence of nuny sor rowing sml svinpathising fiinnd« She was a woman of rare and eh.inn ing ciiaracter. of kin<Jlie«t heart tlint found completesf happiness in making the home life of Iter loved otiee iilfelU in Its harmony and exrellehco. and the oonimnnWy In which «ho w ill be so missed fwtttd and «aw in iicr life, from her bridal day to tlie Itnal parting, ev ery duty as wl-o. rnot.ber. ('uiistiaii, friend, neighbor, so met and discharged that doatli came to Iter not ms a feared visitor but ns a messenger to give her gentle spirit safe wiitfance into the eternal paradise above. To her be reaved mother, husband, brothers, sis tors, chlldTen snd friends she has left memories fhn* shall not lose their sweetness until they shall find Iter waiting their coining on the other shore. The last Item of io.iiou is not a park'd' the expense account of the jail but simply the record of inoury bor rowed to pay for the buildltvg of the jai’. day wnJ oa ns p'ftvlou.* or later vtyU w>.» ▼ ha *t»od old cby ^ttlkkr. Afterward ■*«•• legrued from Judgt T. J. Mackvy »He cause wity Kepubllcau vote was »o smsll. ?u»t h*rc let tm dljfrrr* t^T 1 vtate that .fudge Mackey was oim of thu '.nost Ihtvrestlng and interested Vorsonages of that period. Ilia life was one of adventure from the begin ning of hU oareer, as a euKiter w-tth Mexico, to its rhise tu W aahlngWU last Y*ar. when it tva* stated that all the fnr.onie ho had lor Itls support a* the 1 nHrnaitl"* of ago multiplied and In- • reased was his Mexlv an war pension ««f twenty dollats a Hvonth. Me was a Vinstnan of K W\ M. Mackc-y, Speaker s.f the Cbamhef Idn flouse, but thvte wktlted wo love bet worn llit-m In the campaign of T*r? .fudge Mavkey ▼bough a Uepebllcau and holding the wfllce of UIVYAiU Judge through hie election by V Kepublican I.eglsUtiire, aligned kiwi self enthusiastically with the Democracy In aupportaml advocacy of tho Hampton and Home Rule tjiovc- ment. W’ hen the special rlt'vtHvns were ordered In Judga Martkey, s* he told tie, wa- the head of the I nion I .“ague in South Carolitta and he or dered It closed. That urgaui/.a-thm had *ip to that time had absolute control ol the Kupubllcait rote in tb" rural .<*«;- rionsOfthc iv'.ute. (t was nlro the lews httneau thrmigh which the Masses of tho Ilcpnbllcatt voters rr- s-elved instiiwlloti* and information, and Its closing by order of Judge Mackey ended its meetings and lt« frolltlcal power. Judge Mackey was the only Itopublican Cireult Judffe reelected hy the Dt-mncratlc T.agisla- ture. Tae session wns nce.'ssarily lengthy, j for eight year- of reckless goverp-! , ^ Miental extravagance had brought the • rv.fstii ci "Hcftolt Htate tc the ytry verge of ruin, made Its name almo-t a by word and reproach wnd lowered appallingly the standards wf olHclal ebsraeter and eonduef. The manner i:t whleh that Legislature Stteasured up to the weightiest respnn- wlbillties that ever challenged an American leg’alafcnre 1« no* a matter « f recorded history, to bu found in the minted proceedings in the libraries of tha State, and her lawyers. All the State nOiccrs of that renals- eanoe have pasted to the higher life, hut Ihelr names an J records are w orthy in be deep carv etl in the granite wall • >f the cwplUd. lo be preserved in the hearts and memories of those that in herlt the Iretter govermneni and purer Htii»n*hlp aeooBipliihcd through the wacritlvs and service of the mm of ’T'l We give Uieir names and after works • last publication. Ooyerncr, Wado Hampton, I'. K Senator. Government Kill H«.»d D1 rector by appointment of Grover Cleve land. Lientnnant Governor. W. It Simp- a m, Oct eroor, Thief Justice, lie wa» ••nsceoded as Governor by Thomas B. ■defer, I’reaident pro tern of the Menate Comptroller General, Johnson Ua- gnod, Governor. Stipcrlnten lent of F.dneatlon, Hugh M. Thomson, Governor. AssUta t Sec retary of the ITiited trlate* Treasury, Hew York ftnancler. Secretary of Stale. H Sf. Simmons. Attorney General, James Connor. Adjutant Gooeral, K. W. Moise. Htat* Troasurer, S. L. Leaphart The Barnwell delegation aervlng du ring 187d—77 Consisted of Senator Jones M. WlltUnts, a planter of large possessions, a oHIaen of great siaefulncss aftd deaarved pnpulari'y and Mpllftlng Inftuenco. IDs hwalth was wot robust and the exposures and ex citement of that Mstoflo whiter were i bought to have hastened hU dbath Me waa succeeded by Col. T. J. Coimts, one of the moat remarkaWe men phvsi- -ally and lutellcctBally that Hurnwell has erer honored <7apt. Isjso S Bsutberg was chair* -man Of the IIoujj Delegation, having •^veeived the largest vote in the general ♦■lection. In army and civil life he unbodied the best virtues of Uio high- • st patriotic ciitaon»hlp. A* a mem- tier of the comflBlsslon to Investigate t"ie boudud fndehiuttrwss of tho State ht re1$dured luminvurand long lasting e^rviuc. He -iled while bolding the ♦srtloo of bUte Treasurer fit Governor Ttiuhardeoo'a admlnlstraflon. At a school boy Laurens W. Ymi- -raans eoleretl tho Confederate army «nd fought mrtil tho dual furling of f dag at Appomattox, lie bad a wrge Influence In the House and the creation of Hampton County was the •-xprMston of the confidence of the ?>g|*lntBr« In bis assurance Urn it '.■ould ta Dauvocralic Tie afterward *.,rvtd onh larm as htate Senator. He ix.mploted edttcatton at borne by j of the parry. ANNUAL. REtPORT or com TREASURES To l»l* Hotfot, the l*rraldlng Judge of the Court of (Ten eta I t>es-'M>«< fur hsrnwell Ciunty, 8. C., July Term To«rt, D*lo. Deaf r»1r s A a dlrexhed hjr taction N’o. ♦<>6 of the Code of Law* of Booth C irollns for Hkri, 1 herewith submit my annual report, show-lug ainmints paid far war rant* found rhe C"untf fsnperylsor, and presented for payment from June 1st. H109, to May Jflst, 1P10, inclusive. Kespectfnlly, J. H Armstrong, Cjutity Trca*".rtr. 1 ate larus Primary Election Aug. 23, '10 I-OK TH1-; l.KGISLA l UKK. 1 herebv sniif iince mvsclf a candidate fnr re election to the H >u»*> of flepre- sentatlves, snbject to the rules uml regutefions ot tun Penrocralie f'rlniai y FI cot ion. pietfging myself to support the uominen* of the party. A. H. ralterson. FOR JUDGE OK I’kOllATE. I respectfully announce ntyself a candidate for re-election to the otllee of Judge of I’robot* for Barnwell county, promising to a hi-1* bj- the rules and regulation* of tiro Democratic, party John K. Snclling. F« >R CONGRESS. f hereby announce mvself a eandi- d-Vs) for Congress from tbi«, the Second Congreaslonal Dist-tlc.t. plotTging tnyselI to abide by tire ftlles of the Democratic primarf and to mppoit the nominees thereof. James F. Byrnes. FOR COUNTY .-UJDlTOk. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Conn tv Auditor for Bnrmvell Countv, snt.ject to the rule* and regn lations of the Democratic Primary Election, pledging narrelf ttr support the nouiinees of the party. J. <\ Keel. Barnwell, S. C., May :i. 1010. f hereby announce mvself a candidate for feclectlon to the otlice of County Auditor for Barnwell Count/, sObject to the rules ami regulatfons (if the Democratic partv amb pledge myself to •upport the rrmuhtree of the party. C. W. Moody. FOR COUNTY SUFERVISOR lUrnw-g’l. B. C., Slav Jrd. lltll), I respectfully xntrotutoe myself a <andid*to for feelection to the otlice of Conntv Supervisnf, subject to the rule# and regulation* of the Democratic Primary Election, pledging myself to j abide hy if* restfft utrd to sttpporf the 1 rsomluces of the party. J. B. Morris. FOR MAGISTRATE. Williston, ST, .\fiy J', K'it). F r-spoctf»llv announce myself a candidate for election as Magistrate at Willistoft, subject t-o the rules am) reg ulations of the Democratic prltnsrv rleetiou, pledging mjr<olf to abido hy the result* at*d support the nominees of the party. J. M. We*th«r*bee, Vfllliston. B <*. M*y 17. IBitf. [ rcsncctfully announce mysotf a ewndldate for eTceflon a* Magistrate at Willtsfou subject to tbs rules ami regulatkm* ef the Demouratle priRni ry aWwtlop, pfadglog myself fir the result* and support the nominee* J. W , Joflnsow. o iae readlog and becatym Li the history .nd ivlillosophy of linancu the l»o»t lo< y .rmed nraB m ttio Siato. Some yea>-s mzo when ttotCnunty waa burdened hy r tHMTj debt, at the sottcKation of the »-^UUthre iteieflation ai d otlwr citl- P»n«. b« to Mtrvu as a county c >Mni«aloB«r r with Mf. Ashley Btan- ^4^ Morris. A* Ita eni* of tha torm er- »th!oc, 8. C Msy Id. fitlu. I respectfully annouuee myself a cxntftdafA for reelecfion as ^tagistr-aie at Haldoe, subject to the rules and reg- n I at ions of the Democratic primary election, pledging mywnlf to abide hy the results and support the nominee* of the party. " - F S Owens. Allendale. SC, May 1L ItfW. T resoeotfu'ly announce mv*elf a candidate for reelsctlon a* Magistrate dleckargefl *t Allen dale wbj-ct to tlm « i>J • hauJao«Da snr ♦ »orafllk. F«rbU Wg*, img laa reaaHned tot luabls servlets ba Hug «il *he ef ^ > rules and rtgviUtfwut of the Democratic primary •lection, pledging ttyself to abide by tb« resuft* and auppon the nominees •f tire p*ify. UKAl Hrahhaiw. B.*n Bsdg*-) ;i) 15 »•; D WclmdrH 45 0J M R Haffnftl 17 11 Alonro Harrison A <»1 J B Morris •: r,o Charlie Johnson 3 I S) S T-*wn« * I :-o D 1* Key 2 5‘) J P BrK'lei 1 09 ( E Fat ken tain 5 0! FTrarttfr .fobllaim ~ 3 t sV Sun Bell Tel K Tel To i p) J B A rm*trung IV 2 ! Jno B Harley •2D *1 E F Wood ard h i f>l J B Morris a.i ,’ll) Chariio Johnson 4 'Ml H roa-ftH !* U> J D Morris is» W D A)Ui 12 0* Dr K T KirkUtid t> IS ' G M Hell * r,«) A R 1 ttinbar 12 Do T M ( roft 51 11 J Moody to ,.() J B Armstrong, treas 10..;t wu 1. B Creech l-'i 51 J B A rinsi rong 4 ** ,61 1. B Cm oh 27 l '> L W Hoi mail 2" s:t S W llntto ‘21 15 E II Klehardson *2'‘-5 9i Jno K Siiplling b() <n l.ntnon Bros 1* "| J Alien Tobin 1 1 'U La*ter!in* Fattorson Co 11 1 22 A K Loadliolt U 00 J B 11 rrlcy •23 VI M ace Jetlcc.it 1.5 in ,1 It Harlev 41 'j 1 J B Armstrong -19 n<; K T Fowkc 1 1 Ci F S Owen* 1'1 II Mr* Kale >1 Patterson 27 > <M) V u M-tnuel C~< (il T N Burckhaltef (• .5.5 s * 1 2D J D Allen ,A Brn 22 *1 Bean Bros 7 l 7,0 K A Denson A <1o 10 7.5 A 'V Manuel 1; no Frank H Treccit 1 *.l DO J J Harter •97 10 J 1* B Oiisoltn M ;;2 Win Still r> *11 Lemon Bros 17 no L B Trcech l r . T, J O May r 20 El A M Hill 211 20 I, K Tree.-h 13 54 Dr R C Kirkland 75 00 I’ rt Gre-Mi 79 in A M Hill ijri Jl f L H WjUiatp* io n < .1 11 Stia 11 T! J B IlarlLy •Ji <; I. B Cri-ech C- 7 1 T W MikvI y 21 11 Frank H * rcech J I 27, F. F Wood irnrd 17,5 :tn B O Sanders l.n'o K K Wood waul DO 51 J B Harley 20 SO J W Broiler, att 1 21 T E Falken-detu 10 02 J B Morris 10 Ci K II Jenkins o u, E D Weirnorts 3o 00 J ito B Harley 21 94 Bible ol Willlrton 1 19 *2 1. \f Manuel 1 - .•>7, T i»« Still 9,2 7,(1 J G Fautiing 75 2 5 J B Morris 175 00 T J H Still 1; ■>:, J K Armstrong, treas 122D 25 J H McDonald 25 25 W L Frederick 2.1 S.l W II Kennedy A Son 4 k 50 J B Morris ii'.i .50 1* F Carhe? t'l 00 Hesfi Bro« 41 731 .1 Miller Hair 22 DO TJ A Hedge 37 50 \V D Black 1 10 71 Thus Matthews Id no J B Morris 50 ')2 F.d Weirnort* 19 IS) 1’ F I’arker D 75 W 1, Frederick 20 .} II McDonald 2'i 7,5 Willie Jones 4 50 K F Woodward 27 111 b J Halford 17, Ml Mathew* & Newsom 71 ID Nixton Grocery To 5 2 i»f Tlie CoiWon Culvert To 1 I'J E0 Charlie Johnson 3 DO W F Illume JO (Ml J Snelling 7(1 00 D J Zorn ill I'D T E Falkensteio 2 7,1 Frank 11 Creech 219 3o C E Falkensieiu i 10 S W Hutto 21 75 E W Holman- 20 HI C W Moody 21 lo Charlie Johnson 3 ou K Boyd Cole 41 tlD J R Armstrong 43 ill L G HU vender 20 25 J W Hair 20 SI W A Gyb‘4 5 s ;,o J I. Box 15 (0 H R Johnston 23 90 VV K Harter 17 20 DscarJ’prmnjtn Jiliii C A Bemxnt 19 HD I VV Rountree 13 20 J M Weathersbe* 15 7*) <: M Croft 21 W t) B Harden 21 0*1 J O Handers 32 si) R L Zelg'er 21 70 J J Cochran 21 O C Baxley i 2 70 \V B Warren 27 fiO E. B Sandora 3 30 VV P Handers ID II J L Carlton 27 1.5 Vf It Brabham 2" U ;J J N Hullo 7 O' ) VV }. Frederick 20 S3 3 H SfoDonald 21 75 William K MeNah *1 00 8onther» CnStou Oil Co r. 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For the District of 8. 0. In the matter of L A. Btor.ey and J. G Btc.n y. trading as L. A. B'oncy A Bro . and L. A Btoney and J. G. Sioney as individuals, BanVrupTv No. ikM in Bitnkrnprcj. T-) the ffon. Wm. H Brawler, Judge of the District CoU't of the l niteil 1 States for the District of South ( ai o Una : T,. A. Stoner and J. G S'oney co partners trading as I. A. Stonev Pro. of Allendale, In the County of Barn well and State of South Carolina in *ald District, respectfully represenr that on the Ufh day of January, IfitW last paat the said paVtUershi{l Wna duly Idjudged Bankrupt umTer the acf* of Ijongresa relating to Bankruptcy t L A. STnnev and j G Stonev of Al'cn- Vlalo. in the County of Barriww!! and State of S. C., reapectfnliy represent that on (tie ti dtiy of August, Ua?'.*, they were duly adjudged bankrupt* a* in dividual* unde>- the act of Congress mfartngto Bankruptcy> that as a cb- partnei ship and ludividunls they have dttlv surrendered all their property and rights of property, and have ful-y compiled with all the reijulrement* of saitl acts and of the orders of the Court touching their Bankrnptov. WfttcRKihiKK, they pray that thiy mav be decreed hy the Court to have, a full discharge from all debt* provable against the copartnership of L. A S'oney A Bio. and L A. Stoney and J iiuntev. Individual*, under said Bankrupt Act*, except such debt* a* are'excepted by law fmm such tJls* charge. Dated this 10 day of March, A. I). 1'.no (Signed) L- A Stonev, .1 G. Stonev. I.. A. Stoney A Rrotlier v , Bankrupts. ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ l * l * 4 4 4 i ♦ l 4 4 4 • !> I 4 i 1 i AT SOME TIME there will come to you the opportunity for making money. Only those with fumU available are in position to take advantage of such opportunities. Are YOU in such position? If not fcet ready for vour next chance hy opening an account now with ijiinu' Danli nf .fkinuudl OFFICERS Harrv lj. Calhomv, President W. L. Clive, Vice IVesfdctit H. P. t)ew, Cashier N. G. VV. Waiktr, Asst. Cashier G. M. Greene, Attcritey * k • • 4 Per 6ei)t% Interest Safety .v Service ' ' I as •11.^.. OKUKK OK >Ott«.K rtlkkhOS. District of S. C.—»* : On tbl* lo day of May. A . I). ID I-1, oh rvsdi'tg the foregoing petition, it i»— Ordered by tlie Court, that n heating be had noon the same on the 7 day of June. A. D ISUi), before *atd Court at Charlei ton, S. C . in said DUtriet. at II o'clock in the forenoon ; and that notice thereof he pub'Dhed In Tin* Bai'.Nw-Vt.t. I’K.ort t:, a new-pstler printed in sail District, and that all known rreditot* and other person* In interest may up pear at the said time and place and ahow cause. H ativ they have, .why the prayer of the said petitioner* should not he granted. And it is further ordered by the Court, that the Clctk shad sen-! by mail to all known Creditor* copies of »«id p-tition and this order, addressed to them at their places of residence a* stared. Witness the Htnorab'e W n H Braw ley. Judge of the said Com*, and the Scat thereof at Charleston, S T , In sain District, on the 10 day of May, A. D. KUO. Richard W. II t!t»nn, Clerk. I . S. D. C. S C. ( Seal of the Coin 11 THE I MEN OUALin «> t** Shoe for Women i l 4 4 4 l * Ladies-, wulkinpr, drivih" or H10- toritig, ‘yueen lJllallty' , iR the prune j footwear. Simplicity of stvle adds notable charm to the new models. We have many new shapes that will meet with praise from the critical woman, in every hist and leather that she would 4 wear at any time. If you are in • quest of exclasivcncwi, Wtf pectme J mend the “Oueetl Quality,” in • suede-, pafeftt iCithcr or gun metal, • & ======== 4 1 FOR SALE HY I C. F. MOLAIR, HAKMVtOI.r., s. 0. ORnKBS DKAWN UV JAM. CnM^irTrK ACIOI .X 1 ()J MW JAIL. lOn'i. P M Buckingham os 2 II Jono II Xo I “ 10 ’• 7 Town of Barnwell C J Hhv, trea* (Ol (X) •• .20 7,'n .1 K C iiixfon ."•(>0 " 30 •* 0 Bates .Simms 25 IS) Sept 1 “ H Panlly Jail Build lug T,» 1215 *10 ** 10 Nod W Gilmore Simms 5 1*1 Oct A “ 1 i Preacher t Holm in 70'/O •• 1 •• 12 Panlly Jail Build ing Co RrJi no ■• 15 No 11 P M Buckingham 1 on *• 15 •• 1 f •* •• 7 50 *• 15 • 17, “ •• 20 25 * A - fn-“ Hi The state 9 41 *■ Vi '• 17 Paulty Jail Build ing Co 1212(10 '• 20 No IS G I, Preacher 83 50 '■ 27 " lo Ga \ itritled Brick Clay Co 7)9 8.3 “ 11 No 21 {Cvrnwell Sentinel 3.30 •• 1.7 •• 22 •• •• 12 07) “ 13 “ 25 P M Buckingham H 25 •• 13 •• 2'i ” 25 Ot) “ }9 " 19 G L Preacher 12100 " 1!) •• 2(t Paully Jail Build ing Co 3370 00 r * 19 N’o 21 Jno IV Holmes 9 00 2.4 *• 21 Garris A Corbet 71 87 " 23 *’ P M Buckingham 04 00 " 'Mj *• 27 Knopf ft Onelll 45 00 6 " 29 i* Si Buckingham 15 00 Dec 1910 J»n 4 •' 30 Paully Jail Btrlld- iug Co N’n M tt C Creech IHCo 30 135 :/o 1L-. AH •• J2 s W -Httttrt J20 JO ^ 2? n .FM ( uidwell t;» 2.3 “ 23 *• 11PM Buckingljatu 22^0 Fehyiti “ 35 - “ 1000 20 ** fld “ “ 13 52 " 28 “ -17 Moseley «t Falken- *tetn Slrh 19 No if!) r \V Price •* '2ft " 40 Lemon Bros *• 241 '• i« Creasman Plumb ing Co I N’o 41 G Loyd Preacher 2^ “ 11 PM Buckingham .1 “ -42 8 G Matthew* II " W I John* •20 3* 7-70 35 21 60 Apr »« May 4.5 00 45 45 40 00 80 00 30 00 Oflice of To. Supt of Kd. Barnwell S. M*y 12, 1910. Toe Aiken —B<unberg--Barnw« II [)|*- trict Summer school for w hi e teacher* will open a*. Aiken. S. C\, June I3;h. iSl'J beginning at ’2 o’clift-R and closes Jlt ySrh. The tlonnty Hoard ol Kdu- cation request* all teacher* who ex- pect to teach In the above n-mied coun ties to attend till* school. All tea--h ers are also u r ged to enter rfn the open ing d«v. attend regularly, find stand the examinations at the clo*e of tlie school Tne reiiowal of teachers csr tillcatea bv the Conn’y Bo*r,1 is for bidden bv Dw unless tho teacher at tends a Summer school for teacher* All teachers who neglect or fall to at tend the summer school will have an Opportunity lo stand the 1*11 examina tion. But a* this examination is held after many school* open, the County Hoar I recommends that tho teacher* attend the Snmnlei* school, for no teacher will bo allowed to begin teach ing a school unless 3ke has a certificate registered with tho County Superin dent of Education. Too Lriture to at tend the Summer school or the exami nation will place (ho renewal of the ctrliltcate In the hand* of the State .Superintendent of Education. l ire Course of stil ly tor the school will he English Grammar, Pedagogy, Arithmetic. Algebra, History Primary Method* Civics and Physiology Civic* and Physiology w ill .aitet tiate-1 wo wtekseach. In order to establish a standard and in order to make tlie work of the school mean son- thing the Conntv Bmiidsof the three coun ties jointly and unanimously pa**ed the following resolution; Resolved that no certiricate in the counties of ihis District shull he renewed s*»e upon the presentation of a certitledte from the principal of the Hummer «ch,>ol that the holder of the certificate ha* coiwuleted successfully, including the examinations and lecture*, three full course* (itlcred in the school. In addition to the regular eourie a* given above, tliere has been •rrnnged for ;he v. bite school a serh-s rrf lecures to he given by Some of th'* leading educator* and professional men of the state. The series of L-ctttre* u til em brace about twelve lecture* upon lead ing pedagogical subject*. ThM feature alone wilt he mvaluable ta the teacher* Of the district. There will be a District school for the negro teacher* of Aiken—Bamberg .md Barnwell counties at Barnwell. 8. C. ThU :ehool will open June 13, and close )u'y Dh. The course of stn ly for till* school will be English Oranl- mar. Geography, Arithmetic. Peda gogy, iDalorv, </ivies and Physiology, Civic* and Physiology wtil alternate— tvvo weeks Each The conditions for attendance snd renewal of cfTliftcate* for negro teach ers will he the same a* those given above for the white teacher*. Teacher* will note that the text book* to be used will be tho regularly adopted text books of the state except in the work in Pedagogy. In that work -‘Thorndyke’s Piloeiple* of. Teaching” will be the text. If. J. Crouch, R. B. Coliu —- \V. M. Jones. Co. Board of Edit, of Barnwell Co. ** •'/•lAixMxsvs*® THE CROSSET Shoe for Men Gentlemen, we have what you want when you want it in new Spring and Slimmer Okfords, of the famous "CfosSCtt” Rrand. You \Vil! find none as pood at a lower price, none better at any price. We have a large showing of the latest styles,-SMART stvlcA, tod. Come in and let us relieve that ‘‘tired feeling' 1 of the feet by fitting you with a pair of •’Crossetts.” • 4 A NOW THE TIL, Hill Top Stables (he Place! Good BARGAINS for ALL! i .. .. . . _ i ( Grand March News for 1 all Farmer Folks, for another choice i car load of the host picked work and mad stock arrives 1 Thursday, March 3rd, for sale at Charlie Brown low prices! j 24 Farm and Timber Mules 4 Exceptionally Nice Horses These now comers arc sure to please and profit purchasers. More Good News! Another car load of long-lasting Wagons, all sizes, Smooth Riding Buggies, Strong and il andsome Harness. Whips, Lap Rohes of all classes just received. Come and choose and make the right start. I’ll help you. i j Charlie Brown, Barnwell, S. C. McCOmCK MACHINERY! 171*7) College -1910 $11,574 *? R H JonnlnB’s, State Treasurer, on ao nnurit of flUOuo loan from “.Sinking Fund Com hi lotion” 7>G00 P0 to « do be Luiitmuad uc*t a tckj of Charleston. 120th year begins September 30. Entrance examination* will he held In the county court house on Friday, July l. at 9 a. tit. All candidates for admission can compete In September for vacant Boyce scholar*!) I pa, which psy fJW a" year. One free tuition scholarship to each county of South CkuAMitia. Board and furnished room* in Dormitory, *12. Tuition, 10. For catalogue address ‘ Harrison Randolph. freslitot. \Vc have secured the agency of the celebrated McCor mick Mowers, Reapers, Kinders, etc. We have in stock a large supply of ail the necessary repair parts*. Come to see us. We can supply you on short notice. 4- ARMSTRONG S SN6LLING. + BABXWELL, S. C. 1