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l.ARGm COUimvBIRCUljATiON
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ao>4*> ix Clattn I’nhrnity for tit rornfel
fulrtatf of culoita tt«ehrr4 of both mm,
white there vre bo normal oollec* prlvtlaiu
within ru^'b of tb« white teccbm of the butt;
Thtrrfore t*> It mt Jrtd,
l^t, ‘
cm mt>
C OlttIt\ >^MWV '^VUAUCIMWM* VWWII'f
Fiwrla of tt .m.r.'ri, U;* St«t^ ; uptiM &<X-
•M 01 rdorotioa (tnd U-o 3tnt^ r**rd of Sjc-
rmlam to «xer. thtir tnfcmco to metre the
reteVJrhinett nnd jcrpoft of h'Jtote Kent a,
ColWtr for white twehm of loth iexe«.
'Aw, That we a-k the Mspet&tion in the
diffrrrr.t cor.nlice. end the Mate Teacb»r-.’ Ar-
HKiati'm. toi.onMi1fr thie mutter and tti.eo-
——.—wi .v*.e Ttwrefore belt m fired, - rlanntton of eouie, who In their heart*
Uhn W Kditur XDii I'ronril'tnr T ^ 1 wl*T»Tt w. re so. IfapeHally will thin
• ws « IjUIUII ItHfl 1 rMJIIH inr. immty, do lutiet n-ip** krullj uriO' tie «lirr«-rent . t r . ,*» ‘ ^,1.1...,
- . - . I Count) -tcbool -Vounalwiou*n rmd County zT‘ ..
TWITttt Of the nityrmtil" 1Vnctrttlf 1't-pefEfi TIT the efforta IfTwrurtTufi State Nor-
V
tl KdgrttHd cost the tle.fehilaiits ten
t iupeatUt dollar*, of which ►««n seven
tiiouuud flte hundred went to tlidr
Jawjreri. . , ^ •
tub bank ok Bt ieswtix.
Of the many valuable iM-rvloeM rend
ered to the people of this county by
Oov. Haptmd, theeatablUhment, larife-
Iv through hia lull tie non, of the Hank
of Bhrnwelf rank* aa the inont linjior-
tant and useful fn a buslne** point of
view.
For It mark* the beglnninpof lhe end
of the credit ayateni which ha* so lonjc
enrsed the country" and drained tt*
tcant revenue*. Its pttrpose 1* not to
hulld up the town of Barnwell at the
rvpt uae of any other municipality or at
ihr cost of the country. In atldition to
tlie usual huslnes* tnitisaefed by Xa-
tional Bank* It will make advance* to
farmer* for agricultural purpose* when
satisfactory seenrlty 1* furnished and at
legal rates of Interest. Of course every
man w lio ha* ever given a Hen or niort*
*yage for atlvnoce* under the existing
rystem Im« vivid know ledge of the price
paid directly and indirectly for such ar-
<x n:m« datlott. and can easily dgure up
the gain* Ite tan inak« l*j - buying hl»
s.jftpib• lor cash when he can get them
' u t clwai'eat ami s*dl hi* product* In the
? arket that will bring the best'
ecoMilentiy predict that the farm
er. who try the Hank and the cash »>»-
t'm for one ••Top >ear will find a pleas
ant change in the footing up ‘‘f, tbeir
atwowals at U* cb*ee. And there U n*i
ibmtil hut that Its capital will be so In-
• reaaed, or ether like Institutions so
<jl!l|iited la number that the buslne.,
•d all car beat farmers will Itr. »Ve*’4Mi
traitawCted on tne Pa*t» «V svetn In othep
h-raMtir* the rmmlt* irf *ueh enterprise.
1 * re burn generally »atl.faet«*»> to len
der* and borrowers. For further lufor-
n atlmt se>' ad\< rtlseiuent.
aaonx «»» rar aauiataa it
aiKt.
If ue W»te to follow the ohl advise,
• *My wotbiog Iml gv.wl of the ilratl, ’
vae would t*«<t fnldll «nr pr*»uilse n. put
a quietus to bn^her llrowj^i^ amt • uient
%>• raise , ontriliuH*'ns TT-'in white
rhunbes for lb* - esten utlon t.4» rad
iittnteters.
%• |l .||rd at sn troth r an age l< der.
M4 breooie n* to heap dirt U| Oil Its early
^ravr. hut the satash n give* tppnrtira
iity for a few ramark* Ihal ought to do
gsaal. ami will If the m*«l we now sow
.nail fall eu gv* d ground.
I He admirable aihtra*. of tiotr. KIHi-
artlm-ii to the colored 1 es' hef. lastl-
t te at <'•lumlda. seieral weeks ago,
advising his bearer, to raly on tbevu-
■eive. aail not «• ha>k for manna from
l!te oulelde wurM. h»trll*ly ladh-al* d
lhat self help U the only halp worth
laving. Hut the year, during wbirb
I tie rulorati people . audered In tbattll-
..erneM a* the‘ \V ard. »f the Na«b.u.
and thrlr ratrt^re*»lon during that pe-
i tod, ara an argument that aMiiment
> an net weaken nor .ympaihyuaerroute.
\galu.rharlty should begin at hnum,
and beforeeburahes orchurrl. member.
*-r Hie .Inner* wlthrmt fhelr gate* give
i.tone) to any iul*4onarj purpose w hat-
ever, ample provision dmuld be made
for tbe rauufwrtable ami reopen able su*-
lentatlon of the veteran mlnUh-ra w bo
are enlMed, f«^ life. In the war of the
ehtiteb again*! Satan ami hi* work*.
From our know ledge of affair* we *»>r-
mw fully exprra* the oplnloii that not ■
reputable preacbor In thl* rtmntjr, no
matter w hat may he hi* creed or mlnr,
1* paid enough to oaalde hint to give all
hi* time and thought to the service of
th- Mnaier who ha. called him to labor
lu ihe harvest of soul*? *
Tnr I'koplk ha* Trry high regard f«»r
Brother Brown. Hut The event has dem
onstrated that he ha* made a mistake.
In lhal he has only followed the exam
ple of all live*, and w hile it may dlsap-
pvint hi* desires It will not weaken his
u idotihted claim to giHHliies* of charac
ter mid *inglcuc»s of purpose.
TV Tsarbcr*' iMtitelr*.
I'oa thk WaiTr Teachkhs.—Only fif-
Iren w bite toacbers were enrolled last
week. The proceedings were Interest
ing and Improving to those who were
preadht, and it was unfortunate that
many more did not come to he tanght
Jk»w to tench. Perhaps everbody will
•wat^Tip by next year. If the teachers
knew In what weakening' regard the
public schools are held they would try
to improve themselves. If they do udt
Home fine morning they will wake up
and find tltelr occupations gone.
We-harr not room for a full report of
the proceedings and they would not In-
t.rest vhc gcm ral render.
Prof. a very pleasant
ItBprawslon and wk»^ tt 3f,) TTlf , ) , ( ,jy voted
the right man in the rightpv^l, m>s .
t*r work nun. Ills lecture In f
nud (joll< a*.
JV1. That we most ri'sptc; fully reiinect the
Qeneral Asscir.lily to ki)' this subject iarefi.1
conrldf raitou.
4th, That we «sk th* pr*** of the Hut*,
friendly to flic muse «if-conunon*er.o)4 * duca-
floh, to hibi|{ Mils mutter U fore their readers.
Thk ■'Cot.oEKu TeachEb*Tw* uty-
s-veiv colored teachers wen* enrolled.
They expressed themselves as highly
grulilled and improved through Dr.
Baer's competent Instruction wlilch in-
cluded lemon* in all the departments of
noiumon school education. Those who
attended expressed their determination
to endeavor to induce a more general
attendance next year.
Beforalhe dose of.tlie I nstltute. on
Friday there was a lively and lengthy
debate on the query, “Should teacher*
be arraigned at the next meeting for not
being present at this Institute]*" and it
was decided in the aflirmative by the
board of judges.
The following resolution* offered by
Kev. P. J*. Watson were unanimously
and enthusiastically mjoj.ted;
Whnra* the neeeuUtr "f u T< a. tiere' Iiisfi
tut.' has Utu Iouk f»H in itiUTt.uiily ; '
And .Ii.f. ** thrtjuiih the vturfo and p« n ,, ‘'
vtfaiKs- of our N hoH t • utinissioii. r. tin lt>-v.
•I. r*. Ilarpnrr, the vuliu«i>le eervSes of l*r.
Sanmet A. Hart have la>n smirvd: ihen fon
I*, it n ..lived.
lu. TtaU we. If*, rrhvid ti*cK r* of the
ii mty irf Barnwvrll. uke thlg cpportBnfty i-f
ex | •rerali.a out *tr< • rr ajif«vrfail h « far the in
ti r. -'. maioO-Und l-y cur I ••.niiiissssirr amf
IfiT the Uv akulabV srrvUv* ao enris'etl) rand
la Trakterara la Bara««tt Cuuty Dxif or AUr* 1
' i»0. 1, *' ?•
"IrckiTSI i door nall, ,, will b« the . x-
l-bey hate \He,.what they oppo>e weak,
and what annoys them contemptible.
If cMliittlon wax but da'. n'.ng, had no
written history, ana au cxltting form*
of govcrnm' v nt were infant InaUiution'-,
oven rejecting people might be decelr'vct
by appenranci / and conclude every dta-
* efts Ion tbreboded defeat, and every de
feat inev*table ruin;
Fortunately men are reflecting ani.-,
mals. Some w ill look iiaekwards and
forwards to see w hat history teaclW
and what the shgdpw s of (Miningevents
promise. in t pro*pectlve before making
up therr minds what they will do with
any public measure. Viewed in this
way It is easily discovered that prohibi-
THon cannot die while civilization and
tin* ('hristlan religion continue io exis*.
As long as human rights are worthy ot
protection and human .wrongs made'
subject to iienal legislation, so long w ill
civilization lust; and so long will the
liglrt of civilization ami the duties of re
ligion require at the hands of all men
well directed etforts to mitigate wretch
edness ami pioinote human happiness^.
Thercftire prbfilbitiim U as long lived
a* the (’hristlan religion, as immovable
as age, as Irrepressible as death. And
under a progressive civilization and an
aggressive religion It isasaiontinuousas
taxes. Men cannot keep from looking
after the money the tax gatherer forces
out of them to see w bat use is made of
it, and tlndiug that a goodly share D
spent in punishing crime caused by
whiskey it I* the most natural tiling in
the world for jieople fo legislate against
the r«es*y)f Crime ns well as the crime
itself. ‘•Thepoor w e have always,"and
so of prohibition. "Though prohibi
tion may not prohibit" mkI it do** not
prevent murder or stealing, vet it re-"
-stralns-thrse «TlTnv*. ^ It may not pre
vent whiskey drinking, hut it can pro
hibit saloons and |e»*eti drunk rallies#.
It U the quintessence of folly to | * olle
al>o.if prolubitloii ilot pn lilhiting. N’o ' '''aitle*
| <>ne expect* it to dua*>. It did not pre- |
“Did n’t Know't was
Loaded”
■ • ” $ /' . r ‘
May do for a stiipld hoy's excuse ; hut
what tan flic said for tlifc |»arcnt who
•cesliii child languiqliing dad) and fail (
to fpeognlzo the .•.van!, of a tonic uint.
bloed-pnratlor? Formerly, a <wur.o> <>{
hitter*, or sulphur an 1 molasses, was lUo
■TnrtJrftrwrtbwqfidittc'd'faniftterr b’lt now
all intelligent lioiischolds Keep Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, w lit< ft is at .etiee jiledsant
to.thataste, mid tlie Most soari liing and
ctTcctir e hUusl medicine ever discovered.
Nathan 8. ('levehmd, JT KACunlon st..
Boston, writes : “ My dmightcr. now •J1
rears old, was iit prrfr.a 11gaI(Ii unlit a,
year ago'when she began to « ntii|>luili ol
fatrgue,, lieailache, delitiily, dizziness,
imligesiion, and loxs of cpiwfitc. I eon-
eluded that all hr! coliipluiltlx originated
ill iliipure Mood, and induced.lovr to lake
Ayers Sarsajiarllla. This medn fiie'sooii
rest or, s| h.-r hlofsi-iuakiiig organs ‘to
healthv aetlon, ami in itur lime instale
lished her foriney h* allh. I tlnd Ayer's.
Sarsaparilla a most rahiable reuie<||| for
tile lassitude amt debility im aleiW to
BEDROCK Hj
~IN CH^'ERAL MLUCHANUist,
WlLtldTuX, S. C.
ALLAN ,T. WEATHEIWUWK in
vites the uitctilioti of tlie puhHc to the
Iwllownig fsets: . 1 list, That Ids Sbx I.
of General Merchamitscj (luring tin*
comliifr^c.i am. siiall Sa full In .ill lines
ol nil deskralblc goids.. Second, That
Id- prieei EhaJj compare favurablv with
tboscTil'-wny othermarket in tlu* StHt<
or Getygia, and Will challenge cbm pe
tit! on anywhere At id with anybody.
TMiird, That. he. -will pay tbe highest
prices .in cash or trade lor cotton u;h1
all ccmrtry produce from the openhtg
to the enu ol tin Hcasoii.
SlloKS a i*pe(-j; t pv. The largest and
finest stock between Charleston ami
Augusta, and not exceeded in excel
lence in cither of those cities. (Jive me
a trial. I w ill give you satisfaction
a ug 11 -dmox. "—* ’
FOR SALE.
IISS
spring time.
,T. Cnstrlght,
Brooklyn Bower Co.,
., suys : " As n Spring
Alrwth-me. t On.I a sptembel sHW-titlile
for the old-time compounds in A)ei's
Sursapurilla, with a few doses of Ayer’s
Pills. After their use, I feel fresher and
stronger to go through.the summer." *
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
MIKI'AliKIt BV
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell,
I'rlre 91; *l< t<otlir*,
Mass.
Worth (■> a
.1 nlv £*-ly -
A AS. E. I* V VI*. „ J. O. PVTTKKSON.
DAVIS & PATTERSON,
Attiirniys ml.CoBisrlliirs hi Law,
nAItXWICI.IsC.il .H C-
and Convevan
I offer fur •a!*' my plantation. “Mag-
Tudlar" situated in’ Bulloch Omnty,
Georgia, near the great Ogeechee River
and fiviLtiiiks from Station No. u tm tUx
Central R. R. The place contains tTi'fT
acres of first ciasa laud, level and well
adapted to long or short staple cotton,
corirxnd oats. About r2-Jltw o-sevenths
of the place, is under cultivation, the
balance b**4ng In original foreat of pine,
oak, hickory and dogwood. Tlie im
provements consist of a two-storied
Ira me dwelling in good repair, copuin-
ing six rooms, liait nnd piazzas, front
nnd n-ar, framed gin lumse and press
and several tenant hTTlise*. Excellent
water. SelKsif, clmrehes and mills quite
convenient. Tine sociable neighbor
hood and fish and gaiae in abuiulatic *.
For further particulars applv ?.<•
U . F. I1"LM !>'. .tr.,
Barnwellc. II., !*. C.
julyl l-tf . -
RISEN LIKE THE
... • . ■ ’ . - •♦a*
MAKING
A Mew Start at the Old Stand
I A I TOO BUSY NOW TO TALK MUCH AND HAYJ'.NT T1MK TO
vrite an advertisement, but put< no in Tnr. Cropt-E next week and tell the pub'io
that 1 am at home opec tnor.i and ready to serve.tnv cuitor.icE* with Lelti-r facili
ties thin ever before. ^licit wn;s the greeting-tlul Mi.^iunM) Brown cave us last
week as wc s'cppcd across the threshold of Ids new store at the old fandiiar coiner
and extended our right hand nnd earnest congratulation*.
Thu* left tc ■ i:r < *a di;vi»x-s wc go f/rrMnLiiig »l the progress Mr^,nrmrrrhas
made since he hcaim* a resident of Black vide, l<>w fpiu a Vnial! bepinuing he
h of built up » magnificent meicatitile business, and how ou the 21sl of Jlofch D.*t
the Hre fiend had ewejt away i/ctwo n U'.on and night time, »!• re boutes, WTvre
houses, residem es, tcinxncnU, mcrcle ndisc, furuituu*. ii fiicting a loss ol over lil'iy
thoii-aiui dollar* above msiirauce, umi Low we sum him ll e next day before tho
Mnoke ol the files hud cleared away or tlicir vtubei# had cooled making icaJy to
raeuuie. ami how we find biui row
ton*
ng spr
ang IX
t rad Ijr Hr Harr __ I vent, mother Ev« rtom plucking the for- iBank of Barnwell
*rat n »l* Hclree* I hlddi O fruit. Cam from * ‘
'Aral, That weM knowltsfgr- |
to Hr Hrarbwllie •wneMM** «l*iiMt»ii*l
■ S hr- Hwiiratioti-’, by «*) t-1 ik'q<artti'K to u*
ibr |<nnei|.!*« *ra1 |e.|M>bi «4 h■■ bin* ulal
Oet)thing li st r*** I" iuak> the full aral |* r
lert U«. «-'
El. TWi ra lb, . V • ll*a «( Ihr e r-etvt*r« we
port wHh wora 4ite ■ rat nilera*i In • <ir barb
< altmc mm! wan ihr Mx* •■( noriinir hr. Itw r
<s» vrar fraat ito* mm! *1 iLi* |4*>v l v in
Ike .|«eMy .* « T. m l***' liralllulr
Mil. Tb*f we •)*>H sutgr*! the (W«*ntr»
Mw ■ w Ini** — iwl iM^-wwswfwraraoH
taM Itr lew brr* ,4 I Ms n WWtv. I<> be IwU
wes.iti’v *w rrawy two neSOOe f,s m M in,|W>Se
Mrtil te If* n».it..»!* *rat prvu. l| h r .4 lew* a-
ftili. Ttwf r.ySi
II—Hr.i in <wr i .wi
;.
c>HX*«>X il ti.o..|», Pra*idetit.
Taro. J. Simm.’mi, Ca-hler.
C'A l*» r AI.
lav lug Ills
brother. Haul from -aving the got»d» of
the Ainaleklte*. The orilv jiractical
•lll»*tion HOW la-fore OUT people I*
• bis; "I* |j>roliibltioii the test reinedv
for restraining dniiikenne*- F** And in
afflrMiiltg till* question wr mean proM-
hititiii in l.srara, imh i.roliihltiwu in e«m- ! J** 1 **! *•***«••) « dtecuont
tempt. The rannW* H.* tiaff mra nan- {«Hiv»"«F* in exchange. hulUun.
•rain* «luaaa*l prohihitloii tn evnt. nipt ! r "‘ u ' I’Apef. IMit.lo- or «*lh»T *»
and-HiraMaora—a aiii« nn mi ^ *( Mwl I
kind ••( Moral mralU-ine. Prohlhilion- , rbU «H‘».7iraii f»r I
' It wa» thol
RR 4 R PlTTPRtON - I . TO DtSASTKU-
UIli At Di la 1 1 L U jUIa j Sudi en.rgv :I;I cutcrpri-e have lead- him a .-i. t tiierchaut and won'd have
SPECIAL! ST* I’'*’' him d'k in it n in unv other itVv/:iiio | i 1 • n jjbt have *.!«;*■ a. Hi* lift is &
•Us in
.1 .1,,
•no ono
Authorized Uy 1’liarter to rvc
pusil#; lend money: di
*' ■ I
: unv .•’her HVctmltou 1
EYE, EAR AXttalllROAT,'tUr, '
1 BAnNvvEUjr, n_ s. c
THE BLACKVILIK
i-i
auGigiou of hi# . xau-pie will
mhv be termed the
MISCELLANEOUS II FT A ft. l)EPAUT.MENT f
ur-
H
|^r*ri
<tev
I .Ml.
I
.ill
aid * Prayer, by tbe w hulr
In rdncatbmal matter*.
Before ibe final adjoummem on Fri
da v the. following resolutions were
adopted unanimously.
The foTloarlng n oolntlco*, parsed by
the (ireenrille County Teacher*' Asoo-
riation, were utianimouslv adopted:
i tr all <-ountnr.s awl Btatra when
'harp (fftched
t I WwteS OervstM Ot—HuUt rW4*»*4.
Htwareo. H. tug. lith. I , a»7
Vte. / V../4. ;
|t wa* M) gras
at like 11 Hiller ■ 1
Hdewd pie nlr on la*t FrMay,
Haring mwo dlstaMw lo di
not raoeh tbera ui.lll about I
After •VxtrleatHig my quadr
t lo- %eiilc|e" In a bh-b I bad
t>**k a general ■urvey «f tl e
ing*. My Btos.tloa a a* •(»•
by seeing the brantlfMl gr».»e »
•urramuds tnr <’!.a|ie| « r || .^•.erasl a id. I
warou*. baggie*, de. On entering tin-1
.-bar. h I found H noil it led nllb Merry I
and bright l.* king •«.»* bh.I g
pleasing ha-bing genitearan and ladle*. I
(im lading a multitude of prefix ..rang I
todies. I*, heboid whose teaNlV n>a.M I
bare even ma.le ib- teart of a barbefar I
editor leap for joy. The programme I
wa*a* follow*:
l*t. The nun .lav w.-|i<ad*. b**lar* were I
foionrj! tn line at Mr. G. M. Iliiuier'*|
residence, n bo b I* hat • short dietan.-e I
fnan lb* rburab, and nnder ihr taadafs I
•hip .4 Mr*. I bar law Hunter a.arrhe.11
to the .-horrb. A* Ihey were marching ]
Into tbe .-harah the ehrdr -aug “Wha
a gathering ll w ill bef
3nd. Tnr Iai
S< Ins.I
M. Welcome •pre. li by Master Oran
Hauler.
4lb. bpeeeh, “B oral* to Mothers," by
Master Willie Sfer.llv .
Atb. Music hy Ibe choir, “We hhall
Karra."
tith. “Tree of Life," by ten girl*.
Tth. “Little Hermon,” hy H illi
Hunter.
bth. Mu*lcby the choir, “tslHg, <M
sing the l4'Ve of Je*ns."
mil. “Little Builder.," hy ten small
child retw
KHh. Hpeech. **fJo re Into all tl»e
world and preach the G<w|m-I •> every
creature," hv I^ri.y Hunter.
HUi. Missionary Dialogue, by Annie
Hunter, Hallie Stcedly, Ihn-ta Kent* and
Florrle Steedly.
12th. Music hv the choir, “Go tell
tlie world of Hi# love.’
Utth. Speech, "Iaiviv the Bible," by
Wilson .Steedly.
14. Music hy the eholr.
I.Y Seven step# In a (Ttrlstian's life
hy seven girl*.
1H, Music hy the eholr. “Lean Sweet
1y on .lesus
L»T- , ’The Romish Lady,** by Hattie
Hunter.
18. Music bv the choir, “Meet me
There."
11*. Short talk and prayer hy Kev. .1
B. Morre.w.
•JO. Muaic by the choir
This fijosed the exercise*. The chll
dren acquitted themselves remarkably
well. Tlie nmstr, fed by Prof. Pete on
the organ, was exceptionally fine nm
every one connected with the exercises
seenied to he the right one in the right
place. The church was very l>eauti
fully ann tastefully decorated, present
ing a lovely apjiearanoe. Too nittch
praise cannot be given the Superintend
ent, Mr. .1. II. Fender and bis nssoci
ate* for the. thorough training of the
little one*. We were, next invited to as
semhle around a table, welT laden w ith
the fat of th* land, such as the ladles
around Hunter’s Chapel know so well
how to prepare, of which your corre#-
K ndent partook most heartily. It would
presumption on mv part to attempt
a description of the find eatable* there
presented. Wc were led to believe that
no such word as hard time* should be
uttered by the good people of Hunter’s
neighborhood. Dinner over the young
arious
talking.
Late
began to
hide his face behind the Wfotern hills
the crowd began to dispfMte, *nd many
are the longing* for aiMfher dav at
Hunter’* Chape). J. B. B.
lit
i#u ar* a ileal wl*er than they w era in
IteU ami expert la btllbl trader the next
move they make. Before dealing with
* bUkey, tl.ra-agh another prnbtbiU'ry
law tl«evr inteml u, have a ra-tiiruM-tit
I with those <4 their fellow e4tl#en«. Mg
I awl iltUe. w ha made It their pusuve*. to
I throttle, hv las-k of hv eruuh. no~etlv hy
ihl
a I e-w
ight th
lara of
V
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■la* hlea** Erai«* naive.
The Brat galre tnthew-.r1>! f- rC
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I
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Ferwt I* fee. T-
Chiu Ulna c* ft-
|o*mi. atel |*4ltlvr|] • art* ril*a a ff *o j
pay teqwlred. It tag*uviaate*,t tagtra
|ra|t,« t eatlefsctb 0 • r mofi-y tefuiid-
• d !*l Ira t& rents f«f b> g. Fuf Hah
bf O'Bnnno#. A C>>. 1
.filler
‘at.
FflOTOBRAPHIC GALLERY
C. T. JOll V*OV, 4ip-ev»>r Is Grata
1». Uo U, 1'ioprictor.
Of* 1 sod Ptotnre* rsxrvnfeel.
J. H. E. MILHOUS,
DENTAL SURGEON,
ni.iCKVIl.VsK, h. c.
c-.nv8irputxnt».a .. tm
a|>sr:tii, at tl» voted lo |1 e »n
nd m nr «fut* int., tt e tTwHflR
ol to aeta! Mfttb?* ibre of evrrT de
a-wcl
gl.ud laT laro*
to vat rtaiu a tout ly ioiiVti.li- a t l.uoi the
TE.VTIKiUS IN!» DOLLVR STOCK
r mi l ksta in s** • k I ef- te lb. I'll I trade
lit* link w ,ie I «ti-. loi av v i r m ira,
.1.1 whtrli will le et-w.l-d with wi It!
. u of *
Of Mra’a praelslki
bs- k find'.-ur wsf i
b»H | •*, 1 f., f a Inn
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. ai-d roming
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WANTKI).
A »
her. e|
or
si A*
Tim Kershaw Gazette fats started a
temperance department, but editor
Board say* that bo dor* not edit it.
In plane of coming home 'Mr. Blaine
IlMw. Lmran fix I ra< In ini it liter*. 1»- L i _arae4 wL..
tt* t I ^Mil *9^ ■ ImOV
Blarney stone. He la now <41 the <xm-
mony
in« r niaH 1
ta.it In. I he |h
ihd faloral. Apfdlcathra
slid testlOM.ulal* required.
Hied oil of te-tora the zrah
nahvry fju.uu |rar month.
GKO. II BATE*.
ra-cratarv nf fhsird
Sllgls ^
WANTKIJ J
A teacher f,.r tbe Barnwell n-loraU
Graded H«-buol. Aptilhwtlon In w ritlng
required and mast le- filed, with te«'.-
raonlals. on or before the Jiqb ef Au
gust. May be either male or female.
GKO. II. BATKH.
Horretary of Hoard.
awglfi
TAKE NOTICE-.
One pr more id tbe f Y»un|y I’uninil*.
»loners wTil ho at fiAer* ffndge on
Monday, tie* 22nd dav of Aug.isl, to let
wit the ramtract for the biilldln|puf said
bridge hi the lowest bidder.
15, II. I.AAGLKY, Cbairman.
awglfi-Itr
I w ill si'll for cash or time the follow
ing second hand outfits:
Oue m |-||orse Kclipse Engine and
Holler, one 40-Saw Winslilp Gin, $.Wn.
One A-llorse Bigelow Engine and
Boiler, one 40-Ssw YVinsliip Feeder and
t ondenser. $ UK).
One JiO-Saw (Mossev) Excelsior Gin,
fMMB jr
One 40-Saw Winslilp Excelsior Gin,
One 40-Saw Yanw inkle Gin, gootko^
new , fSO.OO.
This machinery I# all In good order,
having Im'ch refitted by me. ami I guar-
anttvTt to give Kallwfactioii or no pay.
Apply to
FRANK 11. CREECH,
augl8-1w] Allendale, S. C.
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r 1 i h
lus-te In lira ,b
I»vr rntltlral e.itra-1.\
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r franste. a-
| J. H. Ilralsuii
. FreraUiiifi Jedp'r. au*
11 ire
l«r»-
| doted fhr mil
dav «d July, Ira;. | wit
| I fv- **#•%
In nrltlhfi
vnd mu»t hr
1 "• ,1 »« l'**!'*^
1 .ran Um re ll
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ii ilm lUn.mr'Iit
Dr
«4 Augusi. |
raid fiiou*, on
Monday, lire 6u, d.y ol
•• sat »'
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Mr 11.
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ral No
Final Notice.
All persons holding claim* against
the late H. W. WALKER are hereby
notified that the same must be filed
with tne or my attorney#, Messrs. Skin
tier A William#, at Midway, S. C., be
fore October 1st, 1887. Proper attesta
tion gf allclaims will lie required. Al
so all persons indebted to the lare H. W.
WALKER IB estate in any manner will
please come forward at once and settle
same, as early settlement* vviil be ex
pected nnd required.
W. H. STEEDLY, Executor.
Midw ay, S. C., Aug. 15, 1887-
aug 18-3 w-
Ira;, it
wilMa Ih
Ole, |lj« folh'W tug d- 1
tMote. lying and he
•unty afor* *ald:
hundred mid * ig
rib bv Ian
by W. M. Ca«e.
estat- and l\ esl
and T. Hay.
Term# nvsh.
paper*.
G. Dl'XC
auglfi-td
,al I
►tl I*
in
AAt II
nr* th*
i-rt %
ii.
^ »t> •••rrp
J* of FeJ la,n<
South by F; 11.
hy How. A. I*.
.teuiio:-
h. Ea-t
tfiAUtt •
Aldrich
J. K. dmitn,
Oprrallrc and MlorUaulcal
DENTIST.
* BAMBilHG AND WIL Lid FOX.
Wg rew»r* u tie t».>«rtsz p:
Mr. It.
■•.'# t-'«-i»e-* *tar, *f»e so'i |
1 e eon* ia «4 u$ a ml »k. u' I
tiiat rvrty *r!lr* of cut on ur
I 'cvij It. a .l.-x'd g--am. • «
•tt|plirs. It w.uiidex.* d
but sr ara vrtv »uir ll a* tl
rx Got j> u wiM c*m« «v.»y
11 bare teaw .1 - i IMteii
IMON HHOU N U aiih Ibe U.4
• yd)!
■ 1
r«rcha*er to pay for
te
\N HELLINGER.
Ma»ter.
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1 n.s.i>4-i^z'Sa iif ">* s-u w-v 1-? is •* a
* a-sUv *»l sratirauM t4 IM I wsec
II s.t
_ w ill.-to* r*e aro^ra »p •* ta ear* moaife.
I Ofll 4P nl ftm ir+rm.
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*S‘eii«S'* W
FIRE! FIRE r
I N SU RANGE-
H AMUEL, J, H ATtT'ZOa.
Agent for Home InsuranonCompany of
Nevr Yxirk and German Insurance Com
pany of New York.
There Companies are punctual in pay
ing thnlr adjusted losses, having rr-
turned to policy holders over Iff),000,-
000 fur looses. They offer their policies
of insuraneo against Fire, Lightning,
Cyclone*, Windstorm# and Tornadoes
at their usual low rvtra.
* ALSO,
The Southern Insyranee t mupauv ,
w hich offer* it* polh-fc* of insurance on>
Cotton daa and Couatry 1‘n.pertv gen
erally. T*br*buv* Core pan lea wtD Issne
pottele* on fTwelRfig#, Vara Property
blaster"** Sale.
3t*tr •/ St-uik (ifitum 1 Crmri mt (’#»■>■
Jl t-nr'li C-Ors'jr a | /Tee*.
^ rAt*f. I*. Kt.Al'K. nalntlff,
against
Geo. R. Black. W in. D. Hlhek, Eliza-
te-th If. Hla. k. by their Guardian ad
litem, W. Gilmore Siinms, Defendant.
rXiriTiox.
BY V1KTC E of a decretal order made
lu the above entitled cause by the Hon.
J. II. Hudson, Presiding Judge, and
dated the |5th day of July, 10*7, ) will
•ell at puhlie auction in front of the
Court House in the- tow n ul Barnwell,
in said Stair, Pit Monday, the 5th day
of September, IKt?, it being sale day in
said month, w ithin the legal hours of
sale, the following described property:
All that tract of land situate, lying
aud.lteing in the State and county afore
said, bounded North hy land# of W. P.
iXunbar, East .by lands of Mrs. B. B.
KLkck. South by lands of Mrs. B. H.
Black, West by iands of Mrs. M. A. In
gram. known as the Mill tract, and con
taining four hundred and sixty-five
acres.
Terms—Cash enough to pay all the
expenses of this artton, Including attor
ney's fees, balance to be paid in four
equal annual instalments, with interest
on the whole from date of sale, the Mas
ter Uptake the bond of the purchaser,
with a mortgage of the said premises r,o
secure payment of said instalments.
Purchaser to pav for papers.
tt. D INC AX BELLINGER.
ai»gl8-td 1 Master.
The -New l^ii’Rii,
J. L. Morrison & Co.,
Dr. W. S. Killmgsworth, 1 - t __
surgeon dentist, . Blaclivillc. S. C.
Graml Spring <l|)eiiin&;*
IVII.I.INTON, g. C.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
» te
All |>e.r.#ons indebted to the estate, of
IL M. Thoifipson, late of Har11we.il
county, deceased, are hereby notified to
make immediate payment and all per
sons holding claims against the. said ch-
tat'i are niquested to present them, duly
attested, to the undersigned.
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
jnty21J Administrator.
1 for
three or fire
m J—r and on Gin
tfc* to 13 month*.
J. HARTZOG,
“ ' ,H. C.
Administrator Tiotice*
ALL parties holding claim* against
the estate of M. IL Rodt, deceased, are
hereby notified to pratent the same to
the undersigned, duly *tte*t*d, a»»d
those indebted to said eatate will come
forward and make payment with the
least possible delay.
ll. J. BRABHAM,
ang4-Imo Administrator.
DIUMTHK OT MRTMr.MIL
Pb acavtLLx. ». C. Ji lt 25, 1887.
The firm of J. X. .Wood and Bros.
ral morwhanu,
IredbgMfiaiaal
OOer* su pr.frraioo*: •cmera ta Ihr rtustas of
0«tt|Wtei| *B*| 4 IJ rfn Of 1*0710' Ic*.
AI. wort r>*'* .trrd *1 libers! P'1 As
4 - ■*
w. A. HOLMAN
ATTORNEY
AND
COUNiftLLOR-AT-LW;
llarnwoll (’. II., N. C.
Wi'.l pra>-t rr in ill tn* fours of the #t*te •el
(tve i.rmipt »n l fsitliful sucutiua ki *11 i.uiiuete
entntwe.l to his care,
fteoffl t, No. 5, Main street
Tt. A. TiLsLIftJ,
A1T0RN EY-AT- JjAW,
Bnrnwcll C. II., S. (L
RpecUl attention to Conrcjancto; and Collec-
Mons.
~ H. FULLERTON BUIST,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
niHckville, S. (5.
Will practice in all the Court* of the State,
rln] Mtieutluu given to Collecting un i Convey-
«iteing.
New Dress liood#,-
•Soli,l coiore.1 < Ttee'e Cloth*. 5e yard,
V. lute Checked Nainsooks, 6cyarJ,
Victtria Ltiwiitt, >k ysid.
Printed l^iwns, 4 and 6c ynnl,
Remnant* Prints and Law. t. Ic yard, -
Com|dcte Line of llamlM.rg Km broideries,
Cai.sbric, Nainsook mid !Mvi.-s Lace, oi.iy
Icyard.
Ladi.s' fancy Hose, 6c ]iair,
Table Linen and Napkins, .
All l.iiieii 1 owe s, flic each,
Good Cotton Towela, 6c each,
t'lioic Lise<4 Corset*,
6x0 Rook Corse.a, -.ic each,
Ladie* Kid Gloves,
Gents' Kid Gievna,
Indies and liildreu’a Silk and Jersey Glovev
a. d Mills,
; (tent*’ Shoe* and SI ppevs.
tieiils' Fancy; Socks. 6f pa r, . 1 riiii.lion s fihdes and Slipper*.
Ladic* and children's Handkerchiefs, L’Jc Speci il Low l'i i.ea n thi-department,
ftich,
tients' Han Jkerchiefs, 6c each,
Splendid Line ot Fan.*,
Pshn Leaf fans, Ic each.
Fur S«ilc Cheap.
nil'* Eight II or re Power Steam En
gine, built by VnlV and Murdoch, Char
leston, nearly new and in tirst class or
der. One complete Saw Mill, but little
used, in capital condition, twenty foot
carriage. Built by John Alexander,
Columbia.
For price* and terms applv to or ad
dress K. L. NINON,
WUHstoii,
J NO. B. NIXON,
Charleston.
f’. S. E L. Slxon will take pleasure
in showing tHy property to intending
purchaser*. julygl-ff U
‘ lUtHiLU" tii'ii "Mil. "
fXe.ri-iMra-uf tlta obov* oclnxil
Gtcils' Un aiii,dried Shni#, ijOc ea.h
.Gents’ I’ercal.' fliins
(tents' Li. en i i.l:tiis, lOcenca,
Gents and B.iyst'apcri ollarat 6c box.
will he-reolimed liftb Septeuilter.
All ex|!rrleucr of 36 years is the best
rara tui manda t in 11.
Tiraivori.iiNthe of instruclioD a spat
ial fewtnra.
The moat Improvad text bok- u»'d.
For fai tber lafbnutkm apply bo
A. Buut
rriacipwi.
Spec ial attention is called ti our stock of (linoliatns. Ciinkif, Secrsuv ke;Che
viot*, I’arasols and Fancy Notions.
The Miliinety l>i piutment contains the Latest Style* in Ladies’aiid Missca
TrimtiK'd and Cut rim m.d Hat#. Flowers, Feat her#, KibLon*. Yalvds, and urtiu-
ments. Ladies’Sit aw Hat', lOceach, C'liildrcu's Straw Uuts, lt(e each. No
charge for ti hurtling hats. - .
Our now Clothiug J'ej.artmcnt is now open with a full stock of Fprinw and
Summer Clothing for .Mcit anjl Hoys. Uente’Liucu Coats, ^oe each. Special
'Low i’liecs in Clothing. •
Cents’ aud Hoys llat Department—Splendid Line ol'Straw and W. ol Huts jusf
opened. —I
Groceries and Plantation supplies at City Price#.
Daily attractions wi.) he thrown on our counters. We extend .i cordial inviia-
tton toall to call and examine these Matclfe** Bargaina whethji purchasers or uot.
fur our styles Caunsl iaii to please you aud our Low I'rieei iuipiess you a* ever.
J.X. Morrison Co..
J. L. MORRISON.
WILLIAM .M OKU ISON.
BLACKVIT^K* H. C*
CUil-NLU HY THE lOlllT HUl’SE.
auu24-
i
OUR SALES FOR TliK PAST MONTH FAR AHEAD OF
-=l4-. OIK expectations.
The Reality of the New Good#, the attractive display'of Novcltic* in
cv, rv Dcpaiuneiit which haa in ver hern equalled in thi* bcction, with
our Ww JVice# has dune the “real wotk.
A Magnificent Display of Genuine, Kargsin* in New atx^Desirable
Spring Gopd.s. It is o^t ilvKirc to j>u; li tip .-ales ami pull down price*.
Oi le ninilr « ut < hi, u.t n-s
lurH.lura. and »» *|I|m i,d f,
. • !••.« to y«* iksl will Mart T ( * f
I am prapared to work on Engine* '«•tera ste* vtu bn^ j«« I* raw* -
and (>in»at »hortr»
’tea restofartfc*! ^
Address me at Elkntou, b.C.. cate of .' ***. *« •lAteaJf*-. . tafttai as*
L. A. A.htey. rasgrrato* itofarrara
i - W. J. ROGERS j r.,m4 ohm te. MMixm
IS’OTICK.
to work on _ „ _ _ , . . ,
•*t uotire and gnaran- 1
H-Jcrenra* given ' sw«**a»*y »<•».»*»«j*»«r»*»■ ■■ ry ^