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A-* t' V • T!^« Barnwell People. id TSUIMUAT, JULY. 1J 1W9, lumH er~HJB»cuni«£,' la A.4wi Oa TtaM par Aaaaai .W.oc # chain (ana W at Healing Spring. Mavkrllln Townthip, UiU week. J. B. Harlar, J. g. Horn*. ^»«rk. Hupr. IIA KM JS Y lAIIHiK NO.. A. F. M. \ A /•' regt. Ur common (cation il&nnonv Mi/ L*»«l|{f No. 17, A. V. M. nlll Im held JVL U Vaaonlr Temple or. Thttraday Mmk.WgaH *;*> (.’ckwk VUlUurf hrrthren are c..nUally mvirod to- alUtHl. .. _ - HutW llagood. W. M. H. r. Andrraon. •*«. ® rae rogatar maotlngot Bvnwr I^jdae No !«. Kakrhu of Pfthiaa will be held at their Hall on Friday night at a o'clock. A fall attendance in reqneated. Ry order of WILLIAM E. McNAR.C. C. Wm. McNAH. K. R. A 8. “Gnotl farm containing r.AI acre* Dear Haltieville for Male, ea.y ternte. W rit# 1|. M.Uraham, Attorney, Bam berg. H. C." FOR SALK CHEAP. fWond hand McCormick Mower and Rtke, both in good condition. Apply to George II. Rate*. Barnwell, S. C. WANTED—One Fingle or Donble Box (Cotton I'rca*. (iive make, price and how long in n»e. Addrti* Wiiiuton. S. C, K. F. I>, No 1, Box fid. m Ju»t day* to the election. Dr. W. M. .lone* of Willi.ton wa» in town on Friday. One lonerome hale, of Uat ycai’e cot ton came lo town la it week. Mr. John M Easterling left on Sat urday for a week’a busioe.a viilt to Fldrlda. After the Saturday ylilta of Charli* •wit and Will llolmei the laticUm ked like a caiitaloti|«e ibop. Farm-r A. M. Handera tell« na thit bla alfalfa ha* atond the drouglit and down pour without being damaged Miaaea Jennie Pate and Delay Me- Nab have returned from a delightful eicunloti to •'the land of the sky.” Judge Krne«t Gary came to Barn well on Sunday afternoon, the picture of perfect health of body and of brain Key. A. K. Kvi«on will till the place ef Keetor ol St. Paul’. Church, Au- guata. during the Anguat vacation of Key. G . Sherwood Whitney. Barnwell county people will live better next winter than In rear*. Judg ing by the quantity and quality of the vegetable* aid fruits being canned. The Barnwell Guards, about Jo strong, left Tuesday for the Aiken en campment. wnere for ten day* they will learn In the echtNil of the soldier. The farmers who last fall planted a good «lsed hit of good land in oaf* can eland the injury to thin land corn by rain and drought without self re proach. Dr. and Mrs. Ityan A Gyles have returned from an extended and de Rrhtful •umnier tour through the North We«t. hnt to ihem there is no place so dear as Blackrlllc. Merchants Mt.lalr and Porter have an announcement of present Interest to all clothing buyers. In quality and etrenslyenes* of choice their «il«play wilt he competitive with the b«u of Baltimore and New York. Last week's ea*t w ind and rain and continued rtmlness and cloudlnes* made juat the weather th it the parch ed corn ield* needed Gntton rather shivered but there I* time enough for the king to grow and bloom and boll Judge J M Hair made the sanctum feel like the good old time* on Monday For over thirty year* he ha* been our Willi.tou correspondent, and in a'l that long tlm< hat never sent ti* a hit a»f mistaken new*. The years can not }ake away his cheerfuloea*. W HIDion will In the near future be doubly lighted. The establishment oi a high schol and erection of a school building In keeping with the advance ment of the place will add to the light of learning. The material for the electric light plant is partly on band Treasurer Armstrong and Rupert l«or Morris have changed quarters in the rourt house and both are well pleased w ith the swap. Capt Morris ha* more room for his friends and business and Capt. Armstrong's treasury has the same advantage* and looks like a city Institution. Dr. and Mra Boyce I). Rrooker of Richmond, Va . visited Barnwell and Bamberg ktudred and relatives last week. All were glad to see the good •on of that noble Williston physician, Ihe late Dr. I.aadan Rrooker. whose memory I* still cherished iu the hearts of ai* unforgeuing friends. We are told that in the neighbor hood of Fairfax four thousand bushels of surplus ear corn, and no demand for it. Providence Is rewarding these wise people by giving them the best crops *hey have ever had. Go thou and do likewise. Prof. Horace J. Crouch Dtomhlnlng pleasure and business in the tip ooubtry this week. First came visits to relative* and friends in Anderson and Greenville, followed by n couple of day* attendance If) Spartanburg ou a meeting of Comity Superintendent* of Kduuation called by State Superin tendem J. E. Swearingen.' A post card from Thomas H. Peeples K*q. comes to us from Beaumont. Texas, the centre of the great oil field of the lone afar state. That prosperity and pubtio favor and promotion and perfect happiness may be his is the wish of all that loved and honored hi* good grand father and that have tran* ferred their regard for him to bis de- •cendants. _ r'* MR.THOMAS IUKBK. Mr. Thomas Futse aged M died of paralysis on th* 8th Inst, at Hprlngield, where he bad been agent of the South* ern Railway for Bva years. Hla wife, one son. three daughters, one sister and two brothers survive him. He was a ton of R«v. J B. Kurwe who wad years ago a prominent Baptist Minister In Barnwell District. HU burial was at Kbeneaer Church, Hampton county. Mft. ISAAC A BLANTON. Born Baru well District, 8. C. March 13th 1842. Died Atlanta, Oa M July ith IW.i. after long illness patiently bone. His body was brought to the old home for burial and laid to rest in the family grave yard, where many of his kindred sleep to wall the resnriectlon. He is survive,) by his wife, two aons, a daughter and three grand children, three brothers and two si«lers. From boyhood he had been a consis tent and devoted member of the Bap tist church, earnest, active and un tiring in every movement looking to the betterment of humanity. He was a man of crystal life, gen erous hand and unswerving iutegrity. To all that knew him he has left the Heritage of an unseliloh life and an un spotted name. HURRAH FUR HOYT* The scout cars •ent out by the Co lumbia Record to spread good roads gospel cou>erted Barnwell Tuesday night. N JTICE. All the members of aWloam Church are earnestly requested to meet there on Wednesday, 2Nt July, to clean up the^yard and fix up the fence. _ Please bring dinner and tools to work with. By request of Truetee*. BARBECUE AND PICNIC. The regular Annual Barbecue and Picnic of the Baldock Farmers Club w ill come oil at their Pavilion on Wed nesday, August the Ith. The public is cordially invited. A string band will be in attendance. J. II. Hewlett, J. I.. Ellis, Becretary. President. FIRST MELON. 1J in not always an unlucky number, for Tuesday brought us the first, sight and hand shake and cheerful chut iu many weeks of our good and always remembered and remembering friend, Capt. George 1'. Morris of Great Cy press. And he brought along as a peace offering a great, sweet mealed, red hearted Eden melon and all Ids long Stay away Is forgiven, provided be doesn’t do so again, FOR A GOOD C AUSE, The Ladies of Cypress Chapel Chinch will serve ice cream at Dun barton ou next BaturOay afternoon, ITth inst. The proceed* will be applied for the benrrtt of the Church. A large and liberal attendance is cordially asked and confidently expected to enjoy the tdea-uresol me occasion anu aid a most deserving purpose. A match game of base ball w ill be a further attraction. GARDEN NEWS. A veteran Williston gardener tells us that string beau* planted about the first of August w ill keep beaiing uu til fru-*t. When his first planting of string beans ceased bearing Mr. M. T. Willi., had them worked and fertilized and now the vines are blooming luxuriant ly. A lawyer gardener say* that All Heason* Cabbage seed sown soon will make good heads for f*U and w inter use. « Ellenton has long needed two things to nuke it a paradise of a place. Of e we have often talked, in and ont of pe, without making any impression haUver. and henceforth we shall be silent a* V* that. The second need has beenofglwtik and that want will be filled the coming falj. Sufficient anb- •crlptiun of capital has been made bv ritiaen# of the community to secure the location there of a branch of the Bank of Western Carolina. The open tog of the honk will not only he a great cooeenlenc to the valley people, out will largely increase the business np- port Jnlijas of aierclubis aiul cotton MUora apt bu: WILLISTON NEWS. At a mass meeting held on Friday a Law slid Orde- l.«sgue was formed with the following otticer* : Dr J. P. Lee, Jr . Presideht A. M. Kennedy,Secretary aud Treas urer, Executive Committee—A. M. Ken- uedy, J. I*. I,ee Jr., M. C. Kitchlngs, T. J Grubbs. K. S, Purvis Mis* < nthcrine K, arse of Olar, a most loveable girl, is visiting the Misses Vt eathersboe. Mr* Ma tie Clark of Olar Is visiting her mot tier. M las Annie Trotti of Atlanta is tiie guest ot Mrs. Mellichampe. Mia* Lizzie Day McHween of Flor ence is visiting Mi*s J'»*ie K jcd. Misses Margsrette and Mella Harley eiuoi tained the Progressive house party most royally V\ eduesdsy aud Thursday evenings. Miss Louise Oalphln visited the family of Mr R. C. bprawls last week. Mr. aud Mrs. II. K. Phillip* of Au gusta are visiting relatives. N. M. bumo is at home from Troy. N. Y. Mr. John W. Gordon of White Pond died on Saturday morning at Mr. Richard Lowe's and was hurled at White Pond on Sunday. Hal. FAIRFAX. The big barbecue, picnic, speaking Ac which took place here ,>n the Bth inst was pronounced a complete sue cess. Many visitors crowded our streets and visited our hospitable homes. Two games of base ball were played between Cnarlestou and Fair fax, the former heating in first game while the latter beat in the last 8 to 1. A ball In Young’s ffali same night closed the festivities, hut some of the guest* still remain, loath to leave us The visitors thought our crops were looking tine as compared to other places. Mr. and Mr*. Ben Sanders, Mr. Beg senger aud lamily of Fla. are visiting Mrs. Julia Sanders Mrs. Wade Best is with Mr*. Polly Best. Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Sander* several days here tbit week. * The-nunainsarf the Ule.John Comp ton were taken to Griffith (near flbar- lofte) for burial on Sunday Ith, So after the body was embalmed the K of P’s. and Mason* assembled to show respect to their beloved member. The heart broken wife, her mother, his brother wod Mes«r# Otis I.vue*. H. C. Harley, aud Martin Thomas represent ing Masonic lattice at Brunson, also Messrs B. Brunson, J . T. Wilson, the Knights of Fairfax, accotnpttuied tbs remain* to Griffith. The funeral servler* were conducted by Ur-v. Dr. Hulton, Presbyterian Minister of Charlotte, and Her. Dr. Wright. Baptist of Griffith. Measra Siiiiin of Charlotte, Lvnns. Brunson, Thomas, Harley and Wilson were pall bearers. Toe remains were then turn ed over to the Masons of Charlotte. The grave was wbit« lined and beauti ful dowers covered It. May naught •pent dDturb hU peaceful rest till -ell m«n again Kbereeogfpw U unkoewn, ‘ I - V" I THE GENERAL 8K88ION8, Court was commenced promptly on Monday morning, all it* officials being i present. Roll call was answered by 14 ’ Greed eed JM Petit Jurors. Several of the latter were excused. | The charge of judge Gary was a I helpful and instructive one to the In telligent Grand Jury and Impresaivee on the large audience that dlled the court room. The State and New* and Courier says of thecbaige: Judge Gary urged the grand jure to give the court and Detlt jury their co-operation in an ef - fort to suppress crime in Barnwell county, paring a nigh tribute to the eitlxensUlp of Barnwell county, hut urged that there was entirely too much homicide In Barnwell county, the prohsbility being that the whole rime of the court will be taken up In the trial of homicide oases. Judge Gary said: “I know of no public matter that should be brought to the attention of your body at this time. You are serving the county in the capacity of grand jurors, and you are better acquainted with the af fairs of your county thsn I am, and If, in your Investigations, yon desire any law on any mutter* shat mav arise, 1 will furnish you the time with pleas ure. I assure too gentlemen of the grand jury, that I wilfcstender jou every service to aid you in any rust* tera that come up before you, and I Imnre.-s upon yon that the object of tho law I* to suppress crime.” TJtVK mi i.i.a. The Grand Jury returned Tru* Bills against the following defendants: J a. Mtill—Murder. IV. I>. Miller—House Breaking and Larceny Ham Garvin—Murder. Ralph Boylston and Lloyd Boylston — M order. Quitman Johnson. Ferdinand Grubbs and J fhester Kennedy—Murder. Bud Robinson—Houae Breaking and Larceny John Fraud*—Assault and Battery with intent to kill. Joe Dunbar—Assault and Battery w ith intent to kill. 0*ee Dunbar—Mtinier Charles Taylor—Murder. R. B . Kearse—Violation of Dispen sary Law. Harrison Johnson—IVrjury. C. R. 8ea«e—Obtaining good* by false pretense. Henrr Bing, Raymond Harvey, J i-per Cave, d I*. Caye, Anderson Cave. Zander Barker. Btian lave, Andrew Cave, Grant Barker. Aleck Barker, Dora Cave, Walter Cave and Harrison Johnson—Car Breaking and Larceny and receiving stolen property. TAsra biapOAKir or: J. T HtiH was acquitted. In the case after the evidence was given and argument made for the defence Bollci tor Byrues declined to ask for the con viction of the accused as lie did not think the evidence would warrent such a finding, and Judge Gary order ed a vet diet of Not Guilty. Guilty was the verdict against Bud Kohinton and tnree years at hard la bor bis sentence. W, D. Miller pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three years at hard labor. Gulltr pleaded John Francis who re cel veil a sentence of four months at hard labor < r to par a fine of Joe Dunbar pleaded guilty and six mouths at hard labor wa« hi* sentence. Guilty on the first count with recom mendation to mercy was the verdict as to U. B. Kearse. CASKS SKT roil TIM AI.. These two case* were set for trial today, Thursday: Ralph Boylston and Lloyd Boylston. Quitman Johnson. Ferdimmd Grubb* 1 ami J. Chester Kennedy. The Grand Jury finished its work on Tuesday. The trial of William Bing et. al. was in progress when we went to pres* yesterday. I* RESENTMENT. To His Honor. Judge F.rnest Gary, I’rcslding Jmige. The Grand Jury begs to submit the following Presentment: We have passed u|M>n all hills handed n* by the Solicitor, a committee having been appointed by our body, for the purpose of examining tiie county office*, submitted their report to the Grand Jury, said report was adopted by that body, and is hereto attached, marked Exhibit ' A” We recommend that hereafter the offic.e» of the County be audited by an auditing Company making a specialty of this class of work. Tne Grand Jury deeming that a more efficient and thorough examination of the affairs of the County would he obtained, and by the adoption of this course than can be had by an examination mada by a Committee of that Ixuly. We recommend that the walls of the Court House be repaired it having been brought to our attention that plastering is down In several places. We recommend that the Treasurer he furnished with suitable iron grating for the proteclion-of the papers in bis office. A* the Grand Jury of Barnwell County we wish to publicly and otlici ally recommend tiie citizen* of the. Law and Order !>e*gue of Allendale for their efforts at the suppression of crime iu our County, and to express a desire that the.good citizens of other sections of our County form themselve* into a like organization that crime and lawlessness may be decreased. In concluding this report the Grand Jury beg to thank your Honor for your universal courtesy to this body, and to express the hope of a speedy return to the bosnm-of your family and a long IHe of continued usefulness to the St itc. Butler Hagood. Foreman, EXHIBIT A.” Butler Hagood, Esq., Foreman, and Gentlemen of the Grand Jury : Hailng been appointed by your Honorable body, a committee to exam ine the honk* of the County Office*. We beg to herewlin submit this report: w HUTERVIbOR. We have checked all the vouchers in this office, comparing same with the warrants drawn in payment of the same, and have checked these warrant* with the Treasurer's checks with which these warranti were paid, and we find same correct in every particu lar, TREASURER. In this office we find the settlement sheets well In readiness for the sunual settlement, and found little difficulty In checking the various item*. We find the secounts w*ll and regularly kept and in good condition The amount iu band and hank balance all found to be as represented In the *et- ttemeut sheet. CLERK OF COURT. Upon examination nf hi* office we I find that lines amcainup# to $1317.00 have bean paid to the County, and the aaroe have been turned o?* r to the County Treasurer by the Clerk of the Court. AUDITOR. public funds being handled by this office we made no examination of the l»ooks. \ We Hud the office if ell kept *nd the records In place. SHROFF Tax execution*, many of them still In process of coilecihm. and these with the Nulla Bona Rx«-cui|ona are still In the hand* of the Stic riff, and settlement with the County Treasurer can not he made at this time. The 'Hherltf In forms your Committee that he will have made this settlement with the County Treasurer be I ore the Novem ber term of Court. 4 JUDGE OF PROBATE. This office not handling public funds we have made no examination of the books. The office presents a neat appearance. M PT. OF EDUCATION. This office has collected flGO.(X) special Library fund, which has been paid to the County Treasurer, and >n eorporated in his report, Proper tiling case* are necessary for the preservation of paper* in this of fice, and we recommend that they be purchased. DISPENSARY BOARD. Audit of this ofi’eo has been made up to Mav Tat. by . Di*pen»avy Auditor, W aRt. and we do not deem it neccirary to make further exendna'ion. Butler Hagood, Wm McNab, H. W. Quin. Committee. Barnwell, H. O . .Inly 8, HXI'J. LONG BRANCH PHILOoOPIlY. W’« visited one of our town* the other day and foun 1 tho proprietors of the stores busy as bees trying to get rid of the drummers w hile the clerks •eemed to have lint little to do except clean up and watch and wait. W o saw- on the streets and sitting in the park* quite a number of colored breth- eren who seemed to be enjoying old Hoi* ravs. while the thormometor raged in the Wl's, nothing to do, sleek and fat enough for a cue. and yet they live and move and have their being Then we find young men and town hoy. who seem to be over ted, oyer dressed and underbred, waiting ns it were for the moving of the waters. Yet it may be tb-at those same boys so noisv around the wash hole using language so disquieting to the passer* by mav yet in due sea.on turn up with a trade of some kin.1. But we fear they will generally try to make a for tune too suddenly forgetting the warn ing contained in the 2»nd chapter of Ezekiel »nd the 12th ver»e. W'e dont mean by all this to com plain of our town cousin* for perhaps they are above the average for on the day in question we happened up (pur- po*elv) at dinner time and bolted Into the dining room of an ex-countryman The nonielike folk* in th* family, the kind treatment that w; received,-th« country dinner w hich we soon got ont side of the same containing no lob sters, sardine*, baker’s bread, corn wafers, soda cracker* or any thing of the kind would have proved their In clination. had we met them suddenly in Texas. Yet we have great regard for our friends iu town even though they have had the misfortune of al ways being obliged to live In a town and when we go in and find every body In a good humor ( Editor and al 1) we return to <»ur humble shack thl nklng that it was good that we had been there, Rlah Mas. - TORTURED ON A HORSE. ‘ For ten years I couldn’t ride a horae without being in torture from piles,” w rites L. S Napier, of Rugiess, Kr.. “when all doctors and other remedies failed. Bucklen’a Arnica Halve cured me.” I ufallible for Files. Burns, Hcalds. Cut*, Boils, Fev-r-sores, Ec zema. Halt Rheum, Corns. 25e. Guaran teed by C. N . Burckbalter, R. A. Dea- son A Co. COTTON CONDITIONS. New Orleans. La, July 11.—The Times Democrat, iu its summary of cotton crop conditions, based on re ports from correspondent* In every peetton of the South for the month ending Thursday, July 8, will say to morrow : The concensus of opinion Is to the following effect : Taking the belt as a whole, there hat been distinct improvement since tne la-t report. The crop is late, as a rule, hut has been industriously worked, wherever the tneteorogical conditions were fa vor* Me. There haa been some additional re duction of screage, through forced abandonment. 'There are complaints of boll weevil from sections of Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas, tut it is t m soon as yet to forecast the ultimate damagft. Despite the improvement during the month, the situation slid present grave possibilities and the plant, being small ami puny is peculiarly subject to dam age from premature frost. ANIGHT RIDER’* RAID. The worst night rider* are calomel, croton oil or aloes pills, they raid your bed to roll you of re«t. Not so with Dr. King's New Life Fills. They never distress or Inconvenience, but always cleanse the system, curing Co’ds, Headache. Constipation, Ma InrU. 25c at C. N. Burckbalter, R. A Deason A Co. The vj]liable lamia of the late J. Terrill Smith of Wil- liatoii, derised by him to Connie Maxwell Orphanage, aTe how 6 lie red for sale up on liberal terms. For particulars apply either to Dr. W. Chester Smith, WiTTTsfon, or Orlando Sheppard, Edgefield, or A, T. Jamison, Greenwood. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice Is hereby given that on Moo. day 16th day of Augu*( Hw» the on. denrigned will tH« with Hon. John K. Snelllng. Judge of Probxtr. hi* final return as Administrator of J. A. JJeig- ler and apply for Letter* DlsmlMory, J D. w bill Ik; . AdmlaUtrgtor. July Uth 1W». ’ SAAff OLD MAN. IN THE SAME OLD WAl BUT WITH HEW TOOLS AND NEW IDEAS. Will guarantee no bettor Work can be done ffO«|t.*ny shop any where than we can do. Only regular Apprentice MaetrinDt work. Avoid tbeae Joeklega scattered over the country a* we have most of UmIe work to do over. Give It to naat drat, and save money. Home of our • pedal tie# — —__— „ §&* Automobile Repairing. Rehorlng Cylinder*, new Piston Rings, new Platon*, and anything of that kind made here. g/QJ Our same old line as when we were here before; Steam Engines, Boiler*, CGt* ton Gin*, Grf»t MUD, 8*w Mill*, Etc. Headquarters for Gssollne Engine Work, a* we have an expert on same. Call and see our shop*, and be convinced. Thanklnr my old customer* for Pa*t favor*, aud sdllcltlp^ thelr-Rutur* Patronage. We remain. Yours Faithfully” BLACKVILLE MACHINE SHOPS. Blackville, S. C. — - . BE-YoND TflE Shade of a Shadow Of a Doubt BEST CAR LOAD OUTTZECE MOST SEEN IN INIS SECT! IN MANY A DAY ^ ®«ysyfrS>®T)<jr y»sxs>e*®<jxg<a,S)(X^ Just Received at WHITTLE'S Stables, Blackville, S. C. trom the Leading Stock Farms of the West. ^'* MK TT*^ T ^TTTTYTYrri^YT1li1t1I l r^t l t#it l i»Rgi l Iliiil ‘ I know Mules and therefore invite the calls of all who believe in the blue blooded stock that can be depended o for being healthy, hardy, quick in motion, willing to wor and able too, the sort that keep plow hands busy an make good crops sure. Having more first class stock food than my own places will require 1 oiler PEHUINE HHY. . _ Nothing equals that as a healthy summer stock food. 1 can spare 1 ‘JO tons extra tine, well cured and kept, at only ^18 per ton. I 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 J. D. Whittle's, Blackville, - - - SC VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. t*0<) acres of land, TOO aero* cleared In high state of cultivation, good dwelling, 20 tenant houses, barns and stables, lie* near Seiglingville. 8. U. 108 acres extra fine land, J'JO acres cleared, modern dwelling of bekuty In de sign, togetlier with U other beautiful residences lying in corporate limits of Biackville. S C. one of the best farms in the county. 750 acres only one mile from Fairfax, 8. (J. fine farm and timber lands, with necessary out buildings. Full descriptions with price and terms on application. J. T. O'Neal, Real Estate Agent, Bamberg, H. C, Dehtist, . a. « «**» <*»r Bank 44 W*WXm. WM »*ttli« call* I* th* taaatxy,. bm A.H. ITTttIH ittil. ” NOTARV PUBLIC, BLACKVILLE, S C illiii DENTIST, linurtt, It office woersar 8.80 a. m. to G p. MONEY TO LEND. We are prepared to negotiate loans on improved (arm* fpr five year*, partial payment a. interest 8 per c«ot on loan*. •* Don’t write, come and see ns. 'JH—2 J. 0. Fattersoa A Sou. Ft-raons living away fro* Barnivw will please make appointment* corning By so doing they yrlll be am* of immediate service and avoid 4I». appointment*. T. B. ELLIS, JR* mm\K AND TERRAUSL - A postal card addressed ta» me at Lyndhtrrst, S. O. wfflr receive jnrouipt attention. DR. J, H. E. MILHOUS. DKXTtST,, BLACKYILIlK, 8. C. Office days TImifscUj, FFi» day aud Saturday^ Well equipped offiee. Ojierationn made aa pain- lesH tw consistent with safety Prices reasonable* Term* cash. LANDS FOR SALE Now l# the rime to buy. Land* wtfl never be cheaper, aud *ur« to tocreoaot In value. BUY NOW. MS Acres, Rich Land ToovmMb. Darn well Ownli*. One half la cultivation baJanco, woodland. Two miles from HnellHag Htiktloo Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. Buildings and tmprovem*at*. A bargain In tki* place. Term* ea*y. 0<x> Acre*. RtiBiMng* leiproTo*. menu. 30U acre* in cuUkv^aa, S8% acre* in wondlauJ. ^ Three nile* from HaelUag ttiarinn. A. C. L. K. Four lallea fme* Dun* barton A . C. L. Term* easy. 2U0 Acre*. D'*> In owHhrattao. forty acre* In Wood and flBiber. Barnwell Township, five tuilea iron* Baenwelk Court Unitfe. ——— New Residence and other hoUdlng in good condition*. Term* ea*y. 400 Acres in BnmweU T»wn<Mp % ILunari And improvement*, F«*r mil** from Barnwell Court Houae. 200 acre* in cultivation boUaee !h wood and timber. * Term* en»y. 400 Acre* Three nritea from Barnw«H Court Houae. lOOaorc* In e«it!vallo*i balance In Timber end Wood. Terms e»ay. B0 Acres Hue* nrilea from Ramweth Court House. Houses and improve, menu. *o acres In oultivtUau halaaoa in Wood and Timber. Term* easy. •',000 Acre* alao In one tract nf Pine* Cypres*. Foplar, Ash and utber bat* woods. Good and convenient Kallrned fnolll tic*. Come and see these pro|>ertiee. .1. U. Patterson & Hon. Laqd For Sain, goml farming land tw* i Town Willlaton, well 220 acres mile* North < proved, six room dwelling, barn, ble* and two tenant houses on the plaoe % well good water, and creek* on hotR aide* of the plape, adjoining land* of Mr W*l* Mathew* and otbergu *■ Title good, term* easy , 30', acre* good farming land, all aw- der cultivation half mild from cor« porate limit* town of Rlackville ad joining land* of the late Mr. Henry W* Hair, Titles good, terms ea*y. House and lot in town of BlackrNlh on the. North sido of R,.lfA re. I moag dwelling, dining room hod kitchen* barn. ..tables and out houee on tb* premises. Titles good sod term* easy. For further In form lilting apply to H. F:MnDt, Agt. Barnwell, 8.G. ITffik- - — —— H»O0. COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON, 12Bth year begin* October 1. Entrance examination* will be held at the County Court Mouse on Friday, July ”, at U a m. AH candidate* for • dmiislon can compete In October for rarant Boyce scholarship*, which pay flUO a year. One free tuition scholar ship t<> each county of Houth Carolina. Board and lurpi*ii*d room* in Dormi tory, $12. Tuition. (40- “■ rof cHilogue addm* ^ U«rrl*on lUffdolph, littlUfct* oi Soutli farolioa. 1- V.. Sc'hbolS of A rts, ScifQiCo, Eilucation, Law, 1'hi^jnee.r- ing, and Gnulnato Stiidirs. Ten difierent courResjead- the ifjcriTfl <rf A_.1L. land H. S. College fees, room land light, $()(j. Hoard ]?12 i per month. Tuition remit- ' ted in special ease». ' i Forty two scholarship* each worth $100 in cash and free tuition. , For catalogue address. S. C, MlTQUELL, Preside*!, * Z-U«Lv/iMHA.a.v, . ►% * -»t % r i - a: T5 ■ w * * C. F. Calbono, P. X. BicUitm Wm. Xcia Calhoun & Co* Life, Acciderjl. CYCLONE LIGHTNING /, [jtfm INSUt \ • —At Stroh< TH? >ie- -j