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4 m .. #' i >51 ,r- LUtf, leltar I ^rau’i [courrt CIRCCL*. OR JRSDAY. MATCH 14.1P12. TlftHT FI.I MS NOW. w r.»»MnjtU>n Ht«r. A ft / I'ruwled out from bclilnS a plii ralt lo k room in u Wiiihlnxr.on V«»terday hoiI Uz’,|/ atir'.oii down T«i»»4 m* newrpaprr nod wh* blowing fv r>f *MtoV« from bu rlj(ar. II« 1|[1U ai^Ut of lbe lUowrlv de*f*ndln? ft 7 and in a rn niient ■•mined an Htrl /ude bf ebrtnn*i. lri»Unctiveljr be *»tbtHtt*TTcwspnperinto a ctnb, for. yon **q, till* man N ■ ntnnur belicvei In •‘aW’arUng tlu* lly” hoiI wu< kii ar dent ■upporter anil Hctiv) worker In 'Vito 8tar’» fly cnnipBljfo 1 i»t «itmmi*r. Itownotme the th ! t'p r oo tin* in to. Two »;pp« nt ro** the ron n, an tipnWeil arm and S-.vh' !'—ill*’ man < f Hit’ hoiMP liad ■iniabeS ilm ln*ort and Jocidental]/ bad hornyii' a “putilio bon- "ffnetor”—allb a 'itiel» lilmv Im bad 'ptit ne«T •nmiuer'a dy croji over fipO J ' ♦/yt.tnij.cbd II iw? W.dl. l-ra a>o what l>r, I, It dloward, llie reim^ni/.nl dv expert, aiya ationi it in bl^ li'ink, '‘Too llmiir Wy -Itiaea'ie t’atTiiT." homk st.\i;iu.i:iv<; rior«Ka. “Take, f ir evamtde, tli« pnadhllitle* in WaatiloKton and let na e>‘tiniate-—'in »be ba*i« of ib« anryivul of all ('Ktt- and StT Tiidlvidnal fllea-—nitnn pbinry ft l lao«» for the lnae.it t • dev.dup and for tho larvae t<» feed, tip in an aver.ize of fen d*V« to a generation In tuidaunjmer ((Ida period infioadiiz in t'.ie antnmn nod belnc greater nlao In the uprlMij time) —let n* atnrt tbon cm Apiil In 'vlth a »ln^l • ovorw lntminz iW wblob on that drtr !aya ltl(* i'ZK* and will liave I be {■ llowlng table : •‘April In : The m erw interin^ fennl' fLrdiya 1J:) ezi{i- “.War I: liOadnlta i*aue, of wliieb t-0 are fenialea ‘‘May 10: li:i female* lay l.o ffig* eteh “May l 1 *' 7.-lk) 1111111'* l**m’, of wbleb 8 dftf) are fern lie*. ‘ .liine sHpith) feni 1 l.-.y Uo e/fz* ••arb. ‘‘June‘2): l.’.fpo i adults l.'ii'''. (f tvldeh 2H1 0 )•> are f un il * “June 80: •_Mn no » I iv lin vo of Oal to weel .Tallf tureij tbat teas lulat drev tra of whil t •gra ■hot * ^ tlcl| Li- sot ‘X'Z* f*M'**l “Jnly M : Zn 020.nn adult* K*ue, of wllltdl iJ.O'iOpiPlI are Itunale* “July 10; 12,010 IKK* I iy l-*0 eztrs eaeb J n!v 20 : l,.'i'.*,.’otVi i no > alnlti i**ne, of wbleb 777.0 f) '*>' are fem il •* “AMru-r*: 7i 7,‘>'a> <H)c> femsl •* lev lidegil* eaeii. ‘ Aiidiiat I*; OO,'.IJ.'iufl n u ad ill* i*- ►ue. of wbleb l r ''.iiV!,0no,0 , iO (uhalea lay *n e>y> rarb. JsTf tent per 10: f>.50'* 7J0,(kn.0!''J rul- Brownlr^ |4 , Ul , a rt nt l< |>t i v. m “Snob lljure* *ta*/er tbe iimglnn- tlon, . . Doe* not a contempUi bm rf !hr*e pn».Ihlllrlea even u lib «|l tbe * jxiaidld 1 aeeldenf* of nature to limit them, even If the carriaije of dl-ea«e tiy * tbe-o pernlelon* meaturea were mu •amtidered, tie* neet**»ltl< - * <>f uti i fluii ' ‘ on the part of th* people to na- tunfln |:c:ltlng a niilcance to hnimn ltvf“ ► S» the time la b’re to «w*t the fl. Ona killed today wilt do mure to m*ke ’Aaablnfton a tlyies* eltv thin bun rired* killed 1 tier on. ’f hen' are plrnty • <f them h nit ok utiont in iho b»n-e* firuah *| mg the top of th* pletun a, » behind the ji*oka on ojien •helve*, | iu*c •valliMper. overvwhera D.m't wilt , for »prln« e|eauin(f Doit now! Ko- liat at ouee in the caino tiz • f<‘ r In nUh, and tret other* to join In tbo ilifbi (Hfaltitt <*iMa*e Krery tl / k : l e I m»w Make* the big bttt|i w lil.di tiegln* II 15 *a»|er to win, and every g"od . „in wait* Waaliiogton t>) bj a tly- F ,!«*cby. HOW To OhT KID OF CUT-WORM^, Kxik.vucin Wohiv — akiici.k I.XV- Mow la the rime to get n l o' f|, f tniubleaotnii cut worms D> not whIi nntlt they are ruining mnr *'.11111 ot . «*ntU>u ami corn and tlien attempt to onntrtd theni; for then tberu Is little that can bs^done. In the Hold* where they dhl damage Inet jear. plow the land deep till* apring; for tb* worm* avnlah are going to give y;m tnml |e -Ara^bow In tltUe romidcd st*l|* in th» ■ uti. dug out fir ll'ielr protoetlon l«*t fall vhen ruld wea'ber c.im j on. Tni» «leep plowing will turn inmv of the 'vorina under »o tbat tiny wil| never be ablstugetto the •ml'see to do any damage. Not nil of t he in v. Ill be* killed In Ihia wav. K1 t'ci ip'ieo b** •how 11 tbatli i* n good pUo to f ( d| >w up by an additi ui.il tiiRaeurc About pi titling time, In clear weatl.or, cut any frc*b, green matetial which may be about the pi ice, |iref>*r*ld\ clover, and din into a ba r ii I of poison •mint Urn. made bv di»*olving (ine ml nf Faria green (tho mi I,-t that Is uai-d fir killing pafito bug. < lit lif cy gu'l >mt nf water. In tlu* !a'e titicroonn, »'"4ttcr tbi. poisoned vi'ge latich light I y over n, c « ,,,*1 ui(,.ied acre* so that it win not win too ipiek- •}y- The »tarvcd #ut-worm«, having hrul im food ill] winter, come out at night and eat this greedily, ami ar.- poleont-d. Defer chopping the cotton bDROOl. r.AWft, lion. J K. Sanringen, Stefa Super- Intendetit of Kd<ictat|on, ha* sent the fnllowing clrculir letter to the tdouuty rtupsrrlntendent*; Thu UMJ aea«lun of the legDIatnre reaut'.ed In A2 new mow 1 elating tu edmratlor.. A* heretofore, a large ma jority of these* refer only to local condit'oo* and local lntere*ta, and th** oau«ea of thetr enactment are uaoaliy (.amd'ar to *chot*l dl*trlot trust* ea and c Minty *choo| ofll.-er*. Any Ht.f. mpt to ll*t there acta In a letter would make It* preparation taxing on tins titllco and Ira )yeru>itl tiresome to the reatler. Kuflotflc.lal Infortna ion wid he contained In the l!*li atatotea and thl* volume will .he conjpile l and published as ape,eddy A* po«*Ude. Herewith are as,nt copies of two act* of atato wide Importance r No, 21? An act to provide for con • anlidstcd nod graded «ch<.o:a In conn, tv uistrbita. and to ap.TupriatcJ il>, 0)0 to encoutsgH the »Hme. No. i‘Hl. An act to .iretrlbute among the acveral counties tIn* balance "I the «tate dispensary f'ind, nut other- vvl*'* appromlateili”" The con.nlidatetl graiT'd *chou| ad *vid dmihtl **s hene‘1, every county I ( is liased on the two fiiod.iuieutat prin ciple* «tf local iNXaibm and effective ieHidilng, ami off 1 * a atfinulc* to ev ery cotmi'-y coinmutilty dcalting a good *cho I. It will h« a |)leH*uro to sec your comity utlli/,’. promptlv the advantigca of thl* liberal and con- *tru -tlve meisur a Act No. ■J**l authori/.lng tiio distri- Inuims-of the ili*nen*ary ha'anco must he considere/l wivh referenen to •eetlon J'*, of the general approprla tion hiF, thren iteiu* <*f which mu*t also h? supplied from this fund. These are a* follow .: Item 1, High schools to bo paid out of dispensary fund f(>!),(AjO. Item ft. For extension <f public •chot'D, unde.' act* of IhlO, to he paid out of the dispensary lutld #‘'0,- IS/) Item ll I’uhlic ». loud buildings un ci.-r nor I IM, acts of I'.'K). which Is to tie paid out. of the uls|'cn«arv find, ;<> be dish.ir-.sd In outer of applica tbm* I'd d At' er deducting tlie.e item* from tin: amount now in the -tate treasm v ill! bilance t> he apporl ion ml »li nfij n*\iui tie ^7‘),01*1. I lie proportion Uiie \i,nr cniiutv shal' be lorwuulcu wiilim tbe next fortmgbt, Tin* library appiotiriation was re newed and any library requisition- \o.i may forward euii now tie given luompi at ten lion. ’Ihougb tin* »r> IMopriation w a* not i xlmiestcd for I'.KD, 101(1 or 10:1, it* u*e can mu being--I to 1 strongly upon teacher* and pol!on* Tlu* ailoplion if the Ce.le fir 1012 A ||! nece-sltatn a new e.lii|'>li of the *< (mol law A* soon as th* code can ho Indexed, anmuatid and piinted, toe acctlou dealing with t uhlic • ch'-id oducalhm will tie i-sued In piinplilel form ti* Ihi* otline. I bn|>e to have thi* paniploet ir.idy for free (l*trihut Ion carl V in .1 une. Ii *1 v *''li001, comniuiutv or dis trict in yoor conn*y t« Interested in these mailer*, | hop'* the tiu«tee«. ccaih**rv anil (latrnns will cnogerate w ith t r.n in taking adwi'.-ig 1 * of these measure* and th »u ap|iro,ii i iti nn w it limit deb y. 5 ours rospecifuPy, J K ?SV\ K \ K I M. K N .**tatr Sop', of K lucation. IN MCMORT OF MRS. W. H BIRT OK IUKNWKM.. S. C. wninrK or mr. mkxik Mi it r, xow or HAMPTON, «, C, TO WHOM TI1C1K UXr» AUK KRATKItXALLt AID ■ Y M P AT It kTIP A t.* l.V D KDIC.V T KD. The name of Blrt reverie «ur mem ory to the y.'»r*. following the great revival of IHfts The*e were the day* iT <». W. M. Wp.iiamt. J. M. H'wiver, )Villlani BaxDr, l*'. T. Sander*, Brook- er. Sweat,. Kice, Duncan, Woodward, Gave and other*. wlio*e piety *llli ling era, like the melody of church bcj. dns- tant tones, at twilight hour, the sacred aonga ni cuUdhou-1, -iws»s4o4 tins sslt-ar* nf parental liresblr* and the fiagratice of prectou* idnttneut. At thi* petlod, church gotn#-, big ^eetltig*, famKv worship, religious cunversatlon, Chri*- tian experiem-**, Itible reading, *acred *ong* of the ‘ Did Time Religion,” e f c, wan thiee fourths of the living of the people, and the Baptist Associations were like the oa*e* in |ile’* de*i!it wa*t>! and wa* the culmination of bo- ci:»l joy and de.uuniitatiotin] pride. It wiik""at the lJa r uw*Jl Association In 1 HlVI, at I.ong Branch church, when ami where l tlra*. met and cmniuingled wiih the Kilt*, who impressed me a* being ol the highest typo of Cbrl*tUn hiimanliy. But quick y the great war wis on ami we again saw the Kilt-, In the front rank* of th.* chivalry ol *!l time honored Kirnwel coun’y which -food a* pldir* of Hie in (b fence nf Soulbetn principle* and until now, af ter decade* end generations have parsed away, they tire *ull loial to the ban tier o| .le-n* 1'hrisr, and stand for el’ of the honor winch represent* it. On June liPh Pdll. Mr. \V. II. Bn't, nee Mis* Tli.y Burckhalter, w-a* taken sway by deai.'i, from her ilevotnd bus hand and her two *ons, R/xi.i ami O* car, and Oh! what a change a mother’* heath liring* about. » but is borne wnliout s mother? . ‘ AP D dark wifliln tbe dwelling, I.niu ly ne mir lies* f* ti ilay ; For th" one -ve 1 ived «n d--ai|y Hs» lore* cr p*-sed away.’ ‘ Tl.e sweetest words to rnortal* given Are Mother H one ami Heaven ” Toe mother makes the luui'e, a type nf H-aven and lo-r tnlluence at last maker Heaven’s mansions re\erher*re w ith tin nortsl j >v. Tbe inti ipuce i■ toucliinglv demonstrated, not omv in 1 Isu war song* '. '‘J'l.r li^'oie the tuil- t e, nnolier," and “Who w dl car*- to-' mother now,” but n ti liet ic 11: v hv tln- dling word- id wmi nded ley-; as one w as lieing k )orni* trinn the awi otlaiu-e, he ex'lanneii; “O.h inotbe*. m;.ibei ! ’ A c on 1 sde ben di n g n v r him, * kid " D > te' I me lour m ulier* name and po.l .dll.•*•,’' tint cx,.lri.ig Im only r.-j.eat il • Ou mother, motner '> Anither wa* miqiosed t'» he dving tml tbe s'lrgeiui raid to tils m other who h ol j o»r arrive: I, • 5'1 ni cannot rfiesk to him uo.v,” tint rea 'bing her haiut tlirmigl, the wil.itnw and | .ylug it on b|s hro.v ; be e;;< I itme 1. • ‘Oh, inv mol Ii r. when Ul I y m c one V ' l.et !• a 1 1 res-.lve be (»o,l'.» grace li meet our mulorr in ih- l|eav*nlv Home, w here there «hal| he no mo 1 e deal h. \\ II D'wHeg. H tinplon, .w. H * i 1 TH* HOUTH I’m.K RKACHKD. Sinew 177'*, when Dapt Cnok‘» expe- dlilnn planted the Brlilah ft ig In the Antarctic regiun 1 , explorer* of dlffer- I unt n»t|on»litle» have undertaken, at Intervals of ye«r<, expedition! having the S mth Foie aa their objective point. None reached It nbtll Decetnner 1 Uh of Dat year, when (;»pt. Rn'dd Amund sen unfurled and f irtened there the flag of Norway. Thl* Intrepid Nora® navigator had previously won the hon or of being the Urn to go through Behring Straits into the Arctic Oceaa and drift with the Ice through the northwest passage to the Atlantic H'a • hip, named Pram, ha* won the honor* of reaching the f irlheat point* North ami South eyer tKtab+edv Five, men were in the party that reached the pole . Thev traveled after leaving Die chip with »i-dge* drawn l*jr dogs they carried with them. The pole I* sltua<ed in a vs*t Ice plsteau, looking alike for miles In every d;r ermn. The Fram returned to Hobart, Tasmania, 1 i*t we*-k and the news was telegraphed to the Nui hern nation* of the world. Tne explorer* did not suffer from the extreme cold during their winter camp on the ice and long march to and Dow the pol*. They were warmly tlsd In fur* and hat) an ahundsuce of nourish lug food. No human live* were lost t>y accident or tlckne»«, *0 far a* re ported, but tn nt of the ftlthful d»g* without which success would have been inrpossihle w-re murdered when the task had been ac uunplislied and th>- dog* Bt.uid hate been of no further use. ’* Candidate Cards Primary^Election August 27th, 1912. State Senate Barnwell, S.C., Match 5.1912. I respectfully announce myself a candidate f *r the State Senate, subject to the rule* and regulation* of the Democratic Frjmarj KJeetlon, and pledge m) ieWf to abide hy the reaiHf* and to support tbe nomincas of tbe party. / A. Bethune Patterson. Clerk of Court. V Barnweft, 8. G' , Feb. 8, 1912, I hereby announce myself a candi date for Glerk of Gmrt for Barnwell County subject tn the rules and regu lation* of the Democratic primary and pledge myself to soppert the nomi nee* thereof. W. Gilmore Slmtn*. mssou noN noitge. / Ndtice I* herehv giver. th>*t Dr J. H. E, Milhmis imd Dr A B. Hair have by mutual con-ent. di-*olve I copartner ship. AH persons Indebted to the firm will plea-e make payment to Dr. ■Mil hous. Dr Ilhir ha* gone tn C dumhia fo locate. Dr Milhous will continue hi* nnictiee In HUckvilfc is beretof.ire, » ith th*- same ollb-e days, Thursdays, Fi.l*lay« ami Astur.lav* J II K Mi.'hou*, I). D. S. NEWS AND OI’INIONS. Fertlllxer* began last week fo move from Ghsilcatoii to the c uiutiy. I he first day’/ •liipmi-nl tided 276 cars The rtlsiug of fowls i. becuniing »n (l-ijrilar mi l profitsh e in the i’ledm mt u >iintiy that The K.iowee (' uim r ol WaHiaili ha* staried a Poultry D*-psrt- uienl with two ex' 1 a e It tors In cn 11 g** There * re about tao hundred pejia- gru |putleiit* 111 me .Mate hospital (or ;h-' liisinc at 1 olumhis 7'here m-y ho ma'V .ulferers with ibis mv-tcllnus 111 M i *d V lu tueir b 1|I* , || as h olies. The doctors know as || tie Hbout ,»u.e and cure as they did when tlo- ulseaae tiret he amt: known in tbia Slate. Kevidui Ion l« hecoirtng rumpsut i'i unl.sp|iy Mexico l.aat year .Mad- io, Fch. 12. ibl 2. ‘‘To Boncomb VVr!c uiie A II ” Tli«* abn\e 11 aci iptinn was above the door of >ir K tw ir l KuM.-mube, the gelier..|ia Koyl -liman f tool Wiilim the Nort Ii ('arul I , i con nly took I' 1 us me I Im I oap:t*|itv of tbe new w- . Id coon ly Iih« tiei-u as liber .l In quantity a‘ ill.it of K innie K.nglnn.t, Sot Isr more costly for in the North Gsroiina m m 1- ’ainv the l mrlsl cr<Ui l« the Most va 11 |a' |-»jstt To make tne wsvfsrer or the summer »wa | >w trsv 1 r a(ipr-- date | i.e stim'ilns of ihe ii* o| the I,sod ol the .-skv mueti of the torn sod rve : f the coves is converted into o mven lent sod warming liquid l> v.-rages that temper the arctic hi c i-f the in u' tain fountains. i'bc po-.r moon«'nrier a d the opulent cill/. -n sie ts one in 61'lng 1 he inontni* and einidvliig the pock-'» id the lieaUh and (ilea»nre seeker*. T ' web-...ne them, at so mouh a tiint. a rlMiof‘1 nisguat-, l II Tni**ti hv nume, bud hi* ca-c tb'e-hed out In con it 1 e.-en t y I'in- c 1 ue ; alu I e III such cise mad*' ao I pi. vhb I sal I tbat not AN ORDINANCE To PRommr and i-uk.vknt rttit optn- I Nit Or BIOKKSi AND TU K B A I. R OV GOODS ON St’ N DAY IN TIIIC 1 OWN OK Haknvvki.i,, s O. B-- l‘ ord tined hv the Town Council of Uarn'Mcll : Tbat on soil vf er tbs adoption rf tbi* ordinance it sliall be unlawful for anv m-rebaut in ihe T >wn to op-n Ida si-i i e f i r tbe sale nf anv mercliandise. wnatscevor on Sunday ex -ept as here- Inafiei provided Druggists may open tlmlr stnrea for the purpose of tl ling prescriptions for modi.dues for one hour on Sunday mornings viz. from k .10 4 m to in oil a m , and may go into tiieir store* at all hours •trictlv for the tilling of prescription*, tint shall sell no tner- chandiae iep-. me llt-ines no S in lav Am violaiion ..f ibis oid'nance shall he Ceein d 1 di-deme*n. r and all per sons foiin l gud’.v of the 1 ime shall be fi e I for tbe llr-t "If'ucc 1'ive Du lira a-id l -r 0 u'h sub.i quent offence 1 w en- -y li ve Doll ,1 a. Done in 1 'onnril this 11th day of Ms.ch, A H 1 ‘J12. K G. Kirkland, (I. S ) llav, M'.yor. ci-ik Master Barnwell, S. C-, March 1, 1912. I respectfully announce myself a candldste f >r the office of Master, suh- jeet 10 the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary Elecdon, and pledge myself to abide bv the results and to support tbe nominees of the party. H. I. O’Bannon. Rlaekvllle, S C , Feb. ft, 1912. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for the office of Muster, subject »o the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary K lection, and pledge myse ! f to abide hy the re*ul’* ivd to support the nominee* of the party. H. Fullerton Bulat. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 a 4 o i 4 4 ome (Th© Farmers’ Union Bank) Out of town checks an! drafts accepted for deposit without exchange. We pay 4 per cent in SaYings Department ] 4 a 4 • 4 4 4 4 « 4 -..OFFICERS: t Harry P. Calhoun, President William I- Cave, Vice-Pres. G. Miller Greene, Attorney N. G. W. Walker, Cashier R. C- Carroll, As»t. Cashier DIRECTORS: T.J. Cochran T. Jeft Grubbs Tarlton S. Cave William L. Cave Dr. Tom V. Hops Winton T. Walker G. Miller Greene u T B. Lee Easterling l 4 « 4 > t I » 4 a i 4 4 • 4 f 4 « 4 “Watch the Hoifie Pafth GroW” | J I ■en. M( Stel er, Yot ernoi Ac 1 Strall HA1 . over ii tix.-d qusiilitV "f stimulant a (in It ‘ ‘ )>u 11 i'*t, ’ li'ndcd a i o In- | on i * inmj | ^j,. *,y H | jy , j, ,|.| T : ra - h that ran Truflrm Dia/., w tin ha I 1-cii ! « :i , f.,u ;i 1 i > !>,• an i n«: vidur.l tru-t, 1‘rcaident for many 'car-, to Kurop-] vv j th llt , %ri . t,,,,., . I)n ti,*,, If , P aid now M a do i o'< f »rm-r I'I • Act* .. |m w* I Tn*’ court *.'i \ him to ham turm-d fiom him *nd I.*'m- y It iv*- o .y H flm-ol $1 (A) I and t" langiiiati in to take the «;tma Hall al >ng whum Duz j *ii tor iliiin day-, or iu In*u • f whs dri/.ui. president Tift will send more troop, to Texas l.srg-* number, ot Ameri. an women mid cbildioii have tiS.n llu- I ’reside n t 'a pr u | un i'i m adviec and move 1 out of Mexho I h 0 Amertesn men H r >' staling ut their inim-s mol Himi u factor lea and hive prep 11 rd t lit-in - selves to light for the piutectim; ol • buoincd. thvir property and uvea. W J Mublrow, an Aio'erson inagi-. tr.ire. Hi'"o’n pa n led bv C K lo'uei went into the nffi. e of V K. ('.beshiie, edi orof tin- Anderson I n11 1| g mrer, mi f i Idav and a‘f'tck"d hm. w nlt a *ti"k, on ni-count < f ririrges the edi.or had mude against him ti bis paper. The editor shut tw b-e, but nii-sed Kotb j t:he-hire and Tolley are member* ol i the governor'* staff. i le i ■ t the i ii oi i ,on men t to to- hiird out f >r tha In osti; of tlo* e oMitv or e tv or state irea-oil. H> I'h'ash, b-iog We* ihr, wh- pu: up at auelp.i) and kionke.l diwn to bis '*):. . who pud s'i(WMH) lor hi* n rvt.'s* f .r the tlur.y day* im- pn.ed And the business of the smull seller* STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. cut N IV OK BAKNWK.LB, In the Trobute Court. Hj J. K SniHing. K*q , Judge of Probate in Hau'Wrll ( ('unty. Win reaa. \gu« a ( arro.l l ath m *e *i]U l me to grant her Lrttem of Adiiun- i t at un of the r.tate and t (Iveta of li W ( arroll, deceascl, 1 be*'' ar ■, tl.erefor**, to cite and admonish a’! an I aingul.ir. th-> kindred and cnalitors of ih- said li \V ( arm 1, dec. a**-*!, that thev t>e and a;i;>' ir before me. m the (Hurt of l*ro b ite to be held at Harawell on Kn.ia>, Vlan i 1ft.b, 1'12. next, after publication ther* •( at 11 o'clock m the forenoon to show eoii-e if s'n thev have why the sal t admiuts tra':oti should not he grant J. to.veil und. r m\ hand thi* V.ith day of KI.raary, At.oo I’onili.i, 1912. J K SNEI-l-ISii, I’rot'ate Judge. I’ubd-liel m Tu* Harnwli.i, I’kopi.b Man b Ch. 1'.'12. TKIAI. BY l KI.EPilON K. PATRIOTS A I’l.KM Y. Tlu* first pi imarv e)"ei bm inthchahv hnuiity < f Josjier was b.'l I on I'ues'J.jy for the couii.y off! '-'s of Hhei ,tr. Audi tor. -Supervisor, f Tieaaurer, Judge of Probate, S ipei intendent of Edueation, , t ufoner, ( I i k of Court .an 1 County Jhiunlrig the corn ua long as po*si * G'*nimi«,i'mot. For the shove named <4il6;fur the greater tin* amount » f fond jbe worms can get. Hie quicker they will mature, ehjngu into a “ouuuD nnd cense to trouble the crop Frequent shallow col-h ation. a* close tho young plants as can he done wtth- «ot injury to them, also prove* n check I * Hm work of these peat*. Tin- best JtcrninnwQt wav, however, to hnndl' li hj rotation ( .f crop*, nracti rln# deep fall pi iw’.ng, through spring "•reparation, and tiy koepltig the land tyered lu winter with some cover ;atich n* rye and vetch, or better ~ v ,cri iliaoii clover. If it can be grown 4«CB atepx as these will rid the I md of cut-woim* and at Mm same time lU txtia cultivation will improve tho ; '.aw ►Mt TU« problem In the garden |j it aonm- n»ore drill cult one, hot tho same a^apply. An 'Important point ve is to put plant* bad’y offre cabbage, as far away from iastyatr’* place of planting a* D aliW. v ir l YViDon P. G*o. Aatfttant Frol,, ot Eutomology ‘ -2. ruin. •ner K. J. VYatson ha* re- rU -fronv Oxaa lodi- t curtailment In cot- rrar In tha lone star »• aeant to be in earn i planted small gram U»*n -esv-r before. Hen tnat^t bare ■oil comfltion tor, rjc atlvTMsd*. nine plums then werethMv two evn didate*. In lis per cent of pub,!,- s; ir- tt t*> rei ve the people tne youngest county lead, ks forty three elder *:*- ter*. OLD PAPEKS VALUABLE The Library of Congre** ha* recent ly hougbr lor |1j*2&jui-£iT1 bU of tne Auguata Chronicle and GM^etro, f.irm- eilv a -ta'e uigau lit Georgia und, then fore, hupTh-sTy valiiahlc. Tho Jirst issue i f the Charleston C Mi rier, ’» forerunner nf tlu- present Now s and Courier, pub istn-d in IJOJ j H in the Congressional Library under a glass case. We hud the pleasure of tbe acquaint a iho of Mr. Lahller, one of the proprlc- iors of the Courier before and during the war. He whs the ffr*t city, no-wa- paper man wo (Ker knew und one of the nicest g«ml mien we ever met. Orangeburg is perhaps tho only ei'y hiving a mngi-trare who has heard H'guineiit in 1'gil <a-c» ov u j tlie I.-li plmue. I'erbap- the tii-t e.i-c | on record of this kind took Ida -e a da\ or two ;*g 1 q av hen Judge Hi unson w is ei I d u*on to Inur rngumeiii in a ecrtiiin I g ii in iti'oeli n g and pin jit tgineiif tbereo'i. The ( a,e w as heard, and .ifttr both attorneys hid cottipP'ted their mgu input-, - he Judge vr'v piomptlv rendered Ids decision, Tne case emo up n, a result of a hearing being heard hy another mag istrate In lb.* com,tv. It seems that a point of law wss Involve I in w hich this magistrate wa- not so wed versed. I’he Attorney s agree 1 to make aigu- nicof therefore over the telephone b. fore Magistrate R' un.aon. Tim conten tion* vvt r.- heard nod the decision made, B A N Ii RC IT'S PKUTION FG K DlsrH AR(JE in t;ik Di-iKicT cocur ok imk cmrxt) * I i I Ea. For the District of S. C . M. NuTlCK. The Town,hip Board of Assessor* will meet the tli-t I tiesday in Mali !) f t tlie purpose of eauva-'ing the re turns of tueir resi'.retive township*. K. VV. Riley. Co. Auditor. WINTER CABBAGE SEED. Home grown, mre heading, cold r*s|«ting cabbage seed. Raved in Barnwell for salt- at 20 cent* per ounce. Or:i*-r* l.y mail .nu»t be accompanlcu by stampAfor returning. As Hie *up ply l* .limited order eailv. Apply “Cabbagt.” Caro of Tax Pkuple. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OK H VUNWELL. Iu the Probate Court. By J. K. Sucilin.tr, Esq, Judge of Probate la Barnwell County. Whereas, Mary Bessmger made suit to nic to grant hor Letter* of Adm'nistratlon of the oatato of and eft.-cks of James J. Bes- In the M at ter uf J S WELCH, Bank nipt, No .. In Bankruptcy. T•> the H moraMe HENRY A R'l ITH, Jj Ige of the District Court i f toe l n ted < tate« for the District of S 'Uth Carolin »' J A Welch, formerly of A ]endn|o, In toe County *4 Barnwell ami State of H C,, in sail Distrief, respectfully represent* tint: on the I'i dav ol Deer, last pa*t he was dulr adjudge I Bank- tupt under tin- arts of Congre** rela ling io Rankriiptcv ; that he has duly surrendered all Ida property and right* of properly, and has fwlly complied with ail the requirement* of «a|d actr and of the order* of tho Court touching hi* II wikruptev. Wherefore lie prays that ho may he decreed hy tlte 0 «urt tn have a full dis charge from nil debta provable again»t his estate under said Bankrupt Act*, except such debt* as mo excepted by law from such discharge. Dated thi* 5 day of Fcbry., A. 1912. J. S. Welch, Bankru pt. Sheriff Barnwell, S C , Feb, Gth 1912. I respedfui.y ennounae inya-lf a candidate for the office of fi leritf, suh- j-e' to tne rules and regulation* of tic I > ■moera'ie 1‘rlmary El -i'tlon, and pledge mys^'f to abide tiy the re*u : f* and to support the nominee* of tbe party. J. B. Morris. AlDmlnle, S C, Feb ft. 1912. I re*neciful!v announeu mv»eif a candidate for tbe office of Sheriff, sub ject to the rul'-a and regulation* of tire Democratic Primary Election, and pledge mv*e|r to abide bv the result* and to support tbe nominee* of the party. A T Allen. Coroner D ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON. blSTRICT OF 8 C —88; Ctn thi* 1 day of March. A [). ]9l2, on reading the foregoing petition. It U Ordered by tbe Court, tbat a hearing bo had upon the same on the 4 day of April. A. I) 1912, before »aid Court at Chuib-aton, S C., In said District, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, and that notice thereof be pnblilheicl in Tn* Birnwici.i, I’Korf k, a nowsvaper printed in **id District, and that *11 known creditor* and other person* In interest may ap pear at the said limo and place and singer, deceased. - . These aTe, therefore, to cite and admonish I 8,10W '' A, **«, if-any they have, why the all and singular, the kindred and creditor* of | i ^ ,e petitioner ihou].J not the *eid James J. Bessluger, deceased, that To live well you must, have good vegetable*, and p> have good vegetable* buy your garden seeds and potatoes Xrom me—C. F. Molair, they be and ayp^ar before me in the Court of Probate to be held at Bamwi 1 on Tuasdar, the Sffth day of Ma'ch. next after pubUeatior thereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to thow cause if any they have why the said ad ml a U- tration sho«kl not be granted. Given under ray hand this 11th day of February, Anno Domini 1912. J. K. 8NEI.LIN0, Probata Judge. Published In Tns R UINWKU. PIOPLX Februarj' Mth, I'JU l j & be grantrd. And It is Further Ordered by the Court, that tho Cisrk shall «end bv mall to all known creditors copies of said petition and this order, addressed to them at their place* of residence as •tated. Witness the Honorable I1KNRY A. M. SMITH, Judge «.f f*e*l of the said Court, and tbe tbe Court) Seal thereof at Charle*. ton, S C., in said Di* tri*t on the — of March. A. D 1912 Richard W. Hutson, Cl-rk. Clerk, t. S. L>. C. S. C. OUr. S. C„ K. f. D.. I-Vtiruarv l'.». i'-»l2. 1 resfiectful y announce invseif a can- didate for the offl.-e of Coroner, aiibject to tbe rule, and regulations of (tie D'mocratic Primary Election ar.l fledge myself to abide bv the remit* and to support ihe nominees of the party. W. I,. Woodward. Barnwt I', S. <‘ , Feti 8. 19:2 I hereby announce myself a candi date for Coroner of Barnwell County subject to^he rule* and regulation* of the Democratic nrimarv and p|*dge uiyself to tuppon the nominee* thereof. WM. S ill. B ackvllle, fi C K F D No. 2, Feh ft:h, Ib 2. I res)iectf nil y announce mvself a candidate lor tbe office of Coroner, «ut.J-ct la* the roie* and regulation.* of the Democratic Primary Election, and niedge mvself to abide by tbe results and to *upport th« nominees of the imrty. D. P. Lancaster. County Supervisor Blackvl le, S C., R F D No. March 11, 1912. I respectfully announce mvmir a candidate f .r the office of County Su pervisor, subject to the rules and reg- n atlon* of the Denmcratle i’rlmary Klection, a-d pl'dge my»e]f to afnrle bv the result* and to support the nomi nee* of the party. P. E. All-n. B*rnw> 1| fi C , March 11, l«Jl. I rs-speerfu Iv announce mv«elf a i sndi late for tha office of County Mu- Pe r viaor, snhject t" the rule* and reg- • ilstiona of the Democratic I'rlinary EU'clt«*ii, and p edge myself to abide >y the results and to support the nom- in ea of the party. G.J Diamond. Barnwell fi. C. Fob 8, 1912. I hereby announce mvself a candi date fo: S 1 tier visor of Barnwell County «uhj-'et to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary and pledge myself to support the nominees thereof. J. Gregg Moody. Barnwell. S. (’., January 2.1. 1912. I respectfflllv announce my-elf acan- didate for the office of County fiuper- visor, subject to the rules and regula tions of the Democratic Primary Elec tion and pledge myself to abide hv the reault* and to support tbe nominee* of the party. C C. Langley. Williaton, S. C., R F. D No ■>, January 2, 1012. I respectfully anneunce myat-lf a can didate for the office of County Super visor, subject to the rules and rcgula- tinns of 'he Democratic Primary Elec tion and pledge myself to abide bv the results aud to support the nominee* oi the party. T.J. Grubbs. HILL TOP STABLES Turns tho New Year Leaf •‘There’s life in the oM land yet” and Charlie Brown has th facts to prove it in the receipt of a car of Choicest Horses and Mules from the best stock farms of the Blue Grass States, all pur pose stock and all of ”ilt ed^c beauty and every day sure service. ALSO TWO CAR LOADS of excelsior Wagons, single and double, Buggies, Surreys, Harness, Saddles, Bridles, and everything in his specialty lines at specialty bed rock prices. COME TO SEE/Vi\]) SAVE CHARLIE BROWN, Barnwell, S. C. TREASURER'S NOTICE Th* Treasurer'* office will he open for toe cidlectuin nf taxes levied ( .r the ff*r»| vear C'Uipn.encing Janua'')' l-i, loll, f 1 nm the I At h d* y of Di'tob - r. IMl.tothe lath day of March, 1912, I nci iiM » e From the 1«; to the <!«t of Januxrv, 1912. i-n lu-ive. a penaltv of one per cent will b'' added from the 1st to the '2mh of Febrnarv, lou, mcbMive. a penalty of two p«r cent will be ailed „ .. to all laxea |i*| I lu Fchru.trv. | From the Dt to Hie Iftih of March,' Tl c Hari.wi): Sentln*! 1912, liiclu.ive, a penally of -even per IIA N W ELI., SOUTH cent will be added to all unpaid taxe*. i «. • I rprofcaeiotuf Carba. I •S' $ • V. SEYMOI U OU I'.NS ilOorneii an^ Cailnsellor a^ Law CAROLINA I K V V . For State purpo-ea ft| mdla “ ordinary ciointt piiri)o*e* di “ “ back iudehtedne.-, countv pnrpn.ea . 'J " “ conatituiinnal *choo) tax. 1 “ T'tal 1'., “ T«ere will be an extra Icvv of 2 "11ID m Blaukville Town*hip fur public rords. t'omrautstion tax will he fl Ml an i will be collected at the saint- tune mid in the lame manner a-* other Uu .. Ml persona liable for rued duty ui.l b t re quited to pay a commutation tax. 8I-KCI AL SCHOOL I.KV V. f >d*r fi rove 1 Barbarv Branch ( alvarv, E In to, FriemNhip. Hilda, Hca|i g String*, Kline, Morn*. New Forest, Oak Grove, Old Uo'uin- Ida, I’l-asant Hill, Sin Hill, S’lglingvil le, Seven Pines Tinkers Creek 2 mil'* Barton, Big Fork, Blaekvipe, Cave, Hirkoiy Hd 1 , Owens X Ros'D. Reedy Branch, syca- more No.ftl, Upper Rich Land n " ,l h'liners 9 mill* AllendaD, Double Pond, Her, cule* anj Rees 1 mil s Barnwe)i.. , 11“' Elko 5' Fairfax (j <• YVilliaton nj •• Lnited State* t.'urrcncy, Or.ld and Silver Coin, county and school claims properly approved will be rocaivcd for taxes. Checks and drafts will be received foi taxes at tax payers rUk only. J B. Armstrong, Treasurer Barnwell County, Barnwell, S. C. Sept. i-">. 1911. " ill practice in a I the f'onrta f'.d- lee-inns a -[.eciilty Loan* negotiated on acceptable seeuriy. James H, Fanning, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Springfield. - - - s. C. Will practice in all (Our Is of the State *nd United State*. 91 i mil’ 'ns n. k mu ii'i a Id: A. tl. 11 V : It Galhoun & Co, Duntwiton, S. C, M ANt'FACTrKKRS OF—— YELLOW PINK AND POPLAR ROUGE & DRESSED LUMBER Flooring, Ceiling. Slding,f Moxld- tngs, Lath, etc. Can furnish complete House Bills, Saw Mills, Dry Kilns anti Planing Mill NOTICE. Tho County Board of Equallz«tion will meet on tho fourth Tuesday !o March. It. W. Ri»er. Co. Auditor. Life, Accident, CYCLOtfE LIGHTNING Milhous & Hair DENTISTS BkickviUe, S. C- OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY. I)lt. W. C. MILHOUS DENtlST, 1 iarnwell, OFFICE HOUBSJ 8.1i0 a. m. to 6 p. a. Persons living away from Barnw«J will please make appoit lmcnt« beforr coming By so doing they will be *tjf« of immediste sefvioe and av^id appointment*. DR. B. F.ST0RNE DENTAL SURGEON BLACKVILLE, - . S. C. My dental office xvill lie open In Blackville eacl) flay In tlie week. I will anawet cnlls from any point in tho county Wheelwright and Black smith Work Done Here. AND- Live Stock INSURANCE, \ —At Lowest Rates In- - \ Strongest Companei* —OFFICES AA - THE BANK OF BARN WEI I t— Hc-rse shoeing a Specialty; also "repairing rubber tired buggies, M. W. HITT,; —sU Johnson’s Old Stand,— BUck ville. S. CJ MONEY TO LEND. Money to lend or f.r*< mortgage of real estate. 8 per cent interest o« amount* under $1000.00. 7 per OMf oa amount* over $1,000.00. J. 0. Psttoreou d Job.