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icsFoTiH'W F6W^f.—LiM U. S OBVTR^pWIT Afliaacfti—^ Hates op subscbiptiox. % in A4r*noe, p«r Annum «... .fl.AO Oa lime..... fc .... $9.00 THURSDAY. JULY 7» 1S92. ■■..i"' sssm "'^-y next rejrnlRroonnftunlcation of Harmony Lodgw No. 17 A.*. F.\ M.'. wlUjJae bold at tbc new Masor.icTem- i pie In 11amwell upon 9th day ot Inly, ISltt, the sdme Mnic the ^nd^eturday in eaid month, beginning at '‘High twelve.’* By order of W.% M.v J. A Jbnki*^/ Secretary. ■■ »»'■ '» Baking Powder AESOSJUTELY PURE td The regal nr mooting of Itarnwoll Louise No. HI, Knight* of Vythian, will be hold at their Hall on Friday night at 8 o’clock, -f A full attendane, is requested. By order of Wm. McNAB, C. C. G. M. GRKENE, f K. K. a. -Courhfrext Monday. , - Supervisor Hayne F. Rice waain4»wn Friday an^ Saturday. Mr L. B. Rush baa rented and wll 1 take charge of the Brown House. Theetrctlon for teachers of the Barn- tt’ell Graded Schohl will beheld tomor- roVr. ^ : The presence of Dr. J. IT. K. Milhous in town was the only sign of Monday’s being rale d. y. Married on 0th Inst, by Rev W. G. Britton Mr Jake Goldberg and Miss Mattie Tnruer. The brick work of Mr, John I. Bron- aon’s new store is done and he w in soon be at home again. ' See School Commissioner’s notice of Competitive examination for Converge Uollega scholarship.' •' Mrs. Robert Aldrich and children Iqft Tneaday afternoon for their auiumcr home at Saluda, X. C< Messrs. J. E Cochran ami T. S. Dun bar shipped the first car load of melons from Millett yesterday. The banka were closed and the post office kept holiday hours on Monday In honor of the Glorioua Fourth. r Tn« Pxopl* acknowledgea air invi tation hHlte Fourth Annual Basket Pic Kto a» Davis Bridge on ucx£ Thursttay, 14th last. Ca;*t. W. C. Milhous, who has been, disabled for several mouths from paral ysis, U sufficiently recovered to be able to ride out. The protracted imu ting at Biloam will embrace neat Sunday. The pastor will be asai«ted by bU lather. Itev. W. 11. KIrion,of IHebcprllla. The third quarterly rrmferenH «f the Barnwell Clrvolt will be held at Sil<>%m I neat Tueailay an*! Wndweaday. Rev. I J. IValter Dickson will prr«Ulw. Attsution la called to advertisement i nf (•crnwnd A IIvail. 1 be Columbia ' p*t>*ra "poak highly of them as eorretu j and tilever businem men representing ] atiotig and straight companies. A renrloss of the McMillan family j WHi be held next Tim Mlay at Use (4d i homeeUWd la Three Mile township. It | lervpreted that several hundred per* ^ sons who have the bbesd of (bat g*■<*<l I and sturdy people la their veins will he I present. I K. Meaasr Ssimtev, the c*»nslst**et and i artiftlbir coloved 1 b* mm •erst, heart'lr ca> I <|.*v«ee the renomlaa’loa of Mr. t leva- land, “hecanse he ma b> the best l*rv«i- j eountry has had In many 1 The HcFail Case. . Another chapter whs begun in the McFail cave last week. Upon t'.ie dis- mitsa) by the Supreme Court of his ap peal Mr. McFail applied‘ twice in pur- son for admission into the IVnitenthiry. The amhorllica had no authority to receive him and he came home. His attouieys, G. W. M. Williams and Douglass and Obear, of Columbia, on Saturday obtained “a~*writ of errou” from Associate Justice Larnar, k of tlie IJiiitevl States Supreme Court. The matter is to be argtjed before a full bench and it will be from nine to twelve months before it i* heard. In the mean time he'wlll remain out o^n the bail given some months ago. 1 Jk Encampment Week. • „ * As s ndHtjiry exhibition the encamp-' ment last week was not an emhusinstic crflifv, oribii&qi* fi't ittu*. The brave men did not materialize In full force for sundry and sufficient redsona. Times .were hard, slekness was abroad In the laud, manv were*wrsyTtt dghting (.en- eral Green In the corn and cotton fields and other could not.be spared from their mnrehantile employnkuts. Hut tli.c ladies rcdeemvbl tiie \v$ek and made it a superb and shining social suc cess. Married men of good last? and .lung experience tell us that never Jiofyre In all her history has Barnwell ‘enffix* tained at one time so many Iru'ep’, charming, prettr^'arbd ador.«'jJe ladies. 'Phe sohlltr boj's br»:ke ranks Thurs day afternoon, but uiuny of the ladies lingeri'd, as If reluctant to leave Harh- well to the grief and sorrow ami desola tion that has followed their departure. Adopted as tb* County Organ by the Coun ty Alliance July &tb, 1K&. |l. J. FATE, AaaociaTB Editor, . To whom all Communications on Alliance Mattel a should be addressod. Prisoners in Jail. * in foMowing prisoners are in jj(il rial at the General Sessions neit we»*k on the charge* specified : Dave Johnson—Areon. . l>ave Gs itt—Murder. Nlek Hogg—Murder. Grant, \V dllams—Larceny of live stock. Jim TI*on—Burglary and Isrurnr. Robert Gin) uard^liurg’aiT and lar- c^ujr • fisrence Haihh, alias Allen—Burgla ry and larceny. A nub* Hayes—M order. Jim B llliair*—Ar*<*n. Ed i Kscat>e. %t m. I*rum—Murr Jim Clark—Am*' with latent to m!t the medal was awardeddS^Misa Annie Laurie MoMlohael. The fourth ami fifth grades were then massed on the ulatfonn and 'rendered with pleasing effect a chorus song, af ter which came a contest for the school gold medal by seven,boyg. Mr. 'V. W. Smith, Jr.^ was adorned with the medal. He bud missed It several times before in close coil test during the session, but his persevering eiforta finally won suece**. Miss Lucia Weathersbee gave a solo which w ould have made her a medalist if there had beep any medals offered" for vocal music. She has a voice of rare possibiitties And sweetness. The dumb bcil drill by nine couples of girlsshowed thorough training. They executed their movements with a precision that would shame some of our military companies. Mention should bo made of the music fisfdjjsh'id by fTm Klientmi String Hand much to tbo enjoyment of the audience. On Wednesday night an admission of twenty-five cents was charged for the purpose sf raising funds to pay some expense* Incurred in completing the rooms up sntir, and it wa* feared that the audience would he decimated. But when the mirtain was rung ujitiie house was crowded to Its utmost. The small fee seemed to whet the desires of the pconle to wiinens the closing exercises. The pupils acquitted themselves quite well hi their dramatic entertainment ^and special mention could bo made <»f‘ several character*, hut the iLt alouW lie'so long that we forlie.ar. v *t,Afitu Uu* pupils ho.1 finished their di alogues came the final .awarding of medals. ML* Hattie.Newsom Umk the medal for boMt scholarship and Dclphinc Thompson for second best. M iss Bessie Green received a handsome medal for exi'ellenrc of penmanship and two gold medals wero awarded for best attend ant, one to Edna Hair, the other lb Belle \Vesthersi>ee. The gold medal h.Ten*d by M Iss Sharp to her music class for the grentest progress in tnatrumen tal uiuvic wl>estowe«l on Miss Ebbie I ins daughter of J. X. M Inis. The valedictory was d-livered by Mr. Seymmir Owecs and aft*-r s*»nie state- metiia by the Boaid of rrustees and the rrincljml. the sv’sviou waa declared eioseC Our acbool was never more prosper ous nor th-’ |H‘0|ilc ever more uni>i In its supfiort. ’I'liat which seemed Im- fx»»«ib!e In \\ iltiston three yrars qgo h s b**corue a )oyons reality. With but , little a^verfl-lng this vear tliere have | he«*M several *H>srd-*r« In attendance and ' li»t !■ f>*-'i-d u* serell next year » • *1 4m*tl>er l( , ar'ier nhvll l*e i*r*de«t. , v Oflksrs sf tks Caastr iiUaacs. W. ff. liunean, Pmeldoiit. L. B. Toole, Vice Fresidenk • W. 8. Baicberg, SecrotaT) * a. t. rnc. tmmtm: —^— r~ W. G Britton, Gtmnlain. Geo. H. Kirkland, Lecture^ apd Organixer. W. A. All. Steward or Assistant LectOrur. W. E. Sadler, l^por Keeper. R. K. Harley, Assistant Door Keeper. I) W. Bodifurd, Sergeant-at Anns. K. H. Creech, Business Agent. Executive Committee—C. B. Free, W. W. Patrick, W. A. Faust. Trade Committee—G. M. Hunter, F-. H. DoWlhig, J. Al. Ulmer, W. A. Aik Committee on Good of thy Order—J.U. Mc- Milfan, C. M Eden field, W. T. Cave, J. K 8n el ling, E. B. GUefw. { CompetitlYC Examination. The competitlva examination for ft acholarshio in Convetae reniale Col lege. Spartanburg, S.C., will beheld by tuo Iloard uf Examiners at Barnwell on Saturday, 3«th July. # Tbc young lady who Mhall win the xcholarship will he entitled to frUe tuition in that excellent InatTiutTon. B.C. KIRKLAND, (fcd) School Commlasloudr B. C. r— ■ Tjo Alliance mj^cMiigs being hold in this county this week are largely and enthusiastically attended- That much g >od it being d me Is reported from all yet held. We hope to say more of them next week. . The Greenville County Alliance met on Friday and adopted resolutions unanimously pledging solid support to Cleveland and Stevenson and endorsing the course of the State delegation. The meetiug of the Orangeburg Coun ty Alliance on Friday was as largely attended as usual and enthusiasm was as great as ever. Resolutions wore adopted in memory of President L. L. Polk and Congressman Stackhouse Steps wer*4ak«n to arrange for the ear ly purchase of bagging for the growing cotton crop. Let us urge the members of the Alli ance to stand firmly. Because the num ber of members has decreased we must not conclude (hat the sentiment of the Alliance has waned. Twenty good ac tive member* will accomplish more than thirty laggnrda.—Edgefield Far mer. tKi.r T. n. v ;iu«_Vio!atl tig r«»ntra«:t. i 1 'hr t ti ttfi Ii? 1 tear her. Mi* • •* , Tr* rp, former- Fs gt» < ridrNte-*Aawsi ult and battery in 1 1 irejrer-I J inert one lu*tf- with if f *t Ii ill Oft* ti%« t iia«k- fa#r lion elf a reputet on At ick K un l— %«a« lit au*l fiauery hat 1 Him k* • ire r rriurti almost a rcees- with lores It to kill. • it?. Nitre ha* »«fA yet. bgnifi. d Irer or- Gr 4Ut C iu*b—A«*au! It with Intent to rpta iQre 1 tR in 1 f%tt* frejtol Irer for the next kill. V t-ar. * Tl* it of Ha? test rlrer* have hren NL* II f Ldlvnl—l‘i * It l*rr»#nv v 1 *re* * w »• * 11 Ii, ? *«1 to th.ji r %awse |s kniiUint sttkl It Is nt tf ikcr IMVI*—fVtit M*f t t t!Y c d tba t the •<*h *•*! t a ill open af am a tb 1 re f a f fl it M« mdai of 8epteti»fs»r. wm Moo N#w ». At • Vre I af* re 1 J»t | iirertiog **f .he Trustee* Mi %4 Id a Uruoker, a f Atksn, !• vial- I 1 h«* 8 •err t, 4 r y v D. W Jv<*y, offrred UI* Uog !%•*• lirrr. r t* %i f * “ T ' * n an tl hi* pUree will he ll'!#d Mi Ml Kl lt% Kwftn •* f A«Wrti. 1* tire if f||i i*V'tl*'J tt of ibC ftt.M •kh •h'era in no* g“*-i l of t IU* If *llh* 1. on Keanrelr. 1 g * ' 1 l t$rere with 1 tU«* art , of tha leg is la- Ml *• IU r.Ua ’•udth k?ft oil S«tt|rfi v f|«. 11 tii^r i rreftt! Kig t His **'h*« >*1 district. To the Members of the Farmers Alli ance and Industrial Union. On the 11th day of Juno our Order suffered an Irreparable loaa In the death of that wise counsellor, trusted leader, and well beloved brother. Pres ident L. L Polk. Why bo should have been taken from us at this time in tho 1 prime of lif*\ H» the vigor of manhood, with bis ripe expcrtence, entoylng the confidence of organised labor ns no other man ba« ever done; jn»t on the •vaof nattle wh**n a>ic>* • ware turned to him as the Moseo w ho was to lead us Into the promised land of liberty for Ulwir, must ever rvmaina mystery to A nation m« urns tho loss of An un crowned king. For no other man In tha Hatton would so many tears have been shed as bs vs bean and will ha rhtil oar dear departed brother. He had no gold to glv«, n«* palm rift go to bestuw, no proutisas for tha future; and yet. this nlatn man of the per pie had more (rtond* who loved him, mors people tfflo trusted him, more ritixens who kmged to crowu his brow wiih a prea- IdvaPat coronet, than all Uta wealth af Wall strart could buy or the patronage ti. , Silfflitiorfs la Absent Defendants. State of SorTn Cai:olinaJ Barnwkll Cocnty. j . COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. J. H. Oliver, PlaintifT, ft’gainst | The Savannah ConstrucHon Company, Defendant. ' - SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.^ * (Complaint Served.) For Trespass and Conversion. To the Defendant, Tho Savannah ‘Con- fttmetion Company: You are horuhy summoned and, re quired to answer the conqilaint in this action, a>f which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office in the Town of Barnwell, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of h«ch service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within tho time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the CquTt for the relief do- munited in the complaint. Dated Barnwell, S. C\, 2Sth May A D.1892. W. Gilmore Simms, C. C. I*. [lrJ KOBT. ALDKK II, Plalntifr’* Attorney. To the Defendant, The Savannah Construction Company’: Take notice that the summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was lljed in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Picas, at Barnwell, in the County of Baruwell, said .State of South Carolina, otvthe *2sth day of May IWtt KOBT. ALDRICH, I'laintllTx Attorney, june‘2) Barnwell C. 11., 8. C. Debtors and Creditors. All prrton* having claims ag*in«t the late firm of J. N \\ ood k Bro. at Lnoa S. C., and against f>«t*ta of W. L. Woml deevased, wPi pit *present tha same to the uu«h*r*i^i:c«l |»ro|'erly attested and all pvisoits imU hted ui said firm or said estate w ill make i«avinent to me. J. X. WOOD, Survivor and Execittorof IV. L. Wood, d* c*-as< d. (Sw) . Guyton, Ga. IlUfiliD ‘ lidCndi^ri. WRY should all the gbod SEWING MAC they can always buy ■ —And any kind of Musical Iqslr They may Vieed or want? I have TEX of the BE8TJ CHINKS to select from, and any kind of Mualcsl I not 1 soli them as chvup ami on as eaay terms aaany one wojihl m.rkjjU not cxwptctl. 8. M. KEY, marlO " Cooteria (s so well adapted to ehOdrea that I rcoommond it m superior to sajprfocripUoa known to mo.” n. A. Axcvcx, 51. D., Ill 8a Oxford Pi, Brooklyii, N. T. •“Tlis nae of a GaMoria*1a as tmlveraal sad Its msrits so well known that it seems s work of supererogoOa to endoise It. row are the intelligent fsmilicuwhodonotkeap Gsatoria witlun easy reach ** _ _ _ Csaios Hsarni. T>.P. Now Vork OUy. Late raster BloofnlngUle Boformod Orurch. ** Par eeveral years t have yoar ‘ Castoria. * and ahaU always i du so as it has uivartsiJy produM rceuhs.” •* Enwix P. Pabmo, S. IX, 4 " Tbb Wlmhrop," 12M1 Btesot sad 7A Ash* KowTmkC^k Tn Carrivn Cowunr, H MvxmsT Vow Ts I All |»*t•*»rs i sviiq SHIS of FI gulden* F are r*-.pu »ted to prc»*i | te*t. d, a. d all parroMft | said estate are rr^nl 1 mein to the under* : <'•' R. D. Hit twn*1fi lalta* agah taut «i> L*bted •' t he a •• *1 ily at* to tha I 8 ii Hi Tins tn L K• ^ it Aw «• wafC ** i Btatk or eoi tu Cskoliji Bsrnw si.l i orw; v. d to make |*ay* !' ’.ecu ter, 1 .o*«. M. C. KiUdilU. **} Mr. C. M. Bui Dr. klrkUnd’s *t« Iria***. sn«l will ne of next work Into i*i ■- Ui %fs| Mi* Green Ibis |* Fro * 1 if Mi d VI >r t.r* ckballar has h> ek <if Jrugft and no PVT last nf tUU nr i the slaud so long ae- | cuph d by Mr. J. Allen T<*bio a» a drug • •urv. I t Tha story le told ot a voting lady who : ,, t was hesitating about saying yes In aj j inalriiu •'•isi quest on put to h**r by her ^ best fafln a. *1 ha oihsr evening he press- j rr , ed her so hard for a repl) that he hn»kq twa cigars and a load pencil in his vest fmckaft. TheConnty Teaelier*’ InalUute com-1 np Utomlav inrMcni on Mouday with Rev. Dr 1 vnnk I'rtakts Namuel lender, of WiilUmftton, ami ■•t** droi i***,| aiiiLoa e tutst IPflua 11 It. • • ;i Frldi »VY< ■ U K t. Ofl in * p. 1. di ■ n a th ltr« to H; 1 J*ro r a. Hpissard, of Hlycktburg, and Kaukln oft olumhus, fit., as a«»l«tau r s. Only seven or eight leachcis were pwaant. . Our latest naws from Dtudiarton U tw-oty seran rar.-ss-es had been re- oeirmi for Urlay’s cue, and nmra.were reported coming. Iheir rb*h ar«>ma as iliey brown will p**rfumc all the sur rounding townships. lt««i(le* tlu-t* tin re will be about two hundred and si'venty baskets full of cake, pics and other choice creature comforts. Complaints of mail Irregularities have he* 11 unpleasantly frequent of late. Thu fault dors riot lie iir* this office, or the Barnwell Post Office. Subscribers who fail to get Tug Fao- i*lr regularly will do us tire* kindness and tho public the service to report tl\c fncta to us. We are on trail of the offender ami unless he mend* hi* ways anon lie will, iwforc lie know* It, lose his place and have to hunt other em ployment. yi Shiloh’s Catauru Rkmedt, a mar velous cun; for Catarrh, Diptherla, Can ker mouth, and Headache. Witlieai-h bottle there is an Ingenious nasal In jector for the more successful treatment of these complaints without extra charge. Price 0<>c. Sold by J. A, Tobin, Barnwell; 1\ W. Farreli, Blackville ; Dr. J. M. Smith, Williston. that d< ':r« ii A L. K' **' h<*art. BiUUtnn Comiifarrir.ent. The chasing exerd*: 1 * i*f th •«‘hool began on Sunday, June 20. w ii-. n 1 tho annual spfwort was pfrachaJ by j Rev. W.*r. Mt Ca’I, of Orangeburg, In the Baptist ciiurvh. The bnlldlng was I crow ded to its utmost cnpacBy and the j st'rmon was an rb'c and elcq'i«*nt tin F An i; F. W Mo.til, 1 rof. Ko« wentb** n: th'St *rd qis«**tl *n the ino*t • lic it M«*«c*ine we Itava aver i*w Invariably cure the uf t w«sgby Croup ai.d Bn»a- > lilt * it* Mondertal *1.• •'<•* in •it <*««;»*otiipli*m is without a l*i th«* hlv4*»**y of tmdMne. first disco wry It Has 1 >f*e n s»ld Ich no <»ther If yon have a r*,cgh J t , n , mi to try tt. Pi Ice your pMig* are sore, hUioh « Porous A. Tohiu, Barn- Bt.ok\iile ; Dr. J. wry 1 ee, a test 1 >t..1 ! of a dosen nr- s dt*uw aou’d tun .tent 41a waa tha idol of our Onlor. It waa oontaglnna. lie was the Idol of organ ised Isbor. We n«’*r shall see bit Ilka again. We bow our heads lit grief un der the chastening rod. U> drop our tears on his consecrated grave. We mourn Ute loss ot ih«< grandest man this ioovrm<nt has «tevr|o|ied. It H meet that wa do all thla In the memory of out brother. Feeling as he dl}. that the battle nf tha age« wa* an; rnallalog as he did ths lerfihie ox.iticl neee»sarv u» awrt dUa»ter, knowing as ha di I that every man who loves this repu ••111st be rallied to rntr standard U» *av< It fnmt the f»(a of all other nation w here the wealth of the nath*u has ag gnsgated In the hands of tha few. lla I w«tiild to-day, were he with u«. urge u« a the line cx>c u. RT W. Or da ti eorgs Utl Cave, AI Hard* n, E. tlyrdc iani*. orrouMmi pi rah. koaterllng, i’la 1 nGXf, agnlnof * Willy. Cbrvelatid Cownally, snunity, Ma>y < are, Mmnla cck llardrn, *lt,c«KtofW H Minute dT, Ifarrtea, Julian a. W IliUm Connolly, Do- von natutv* (COtupielat Herved.) To the Defendant* above naMeJ: You are hereby suniio«»ned a ad re* hVtc i <|Olred to answer.th* complaint In this action, of whteh a ropy l« hrrrwiih scried upon yon, and to serve a copy of your answer to the s»i t r^.mpiaiut on I »ufibers at their offit'es in llart,- weii, Ncuth < a roll n a, within tweniv HOPE AND HELP FOR THE PEOPLE. Mike Brown & Bro. , Barnwell. n« re gn abundance of both Ilona arid Help far evaey man, woman and child n the county, and ail who apply shall ha amply supplied. Not one skall go iackiug. FIRSTLY- pay tha very Up to will giro wa tfetUttofe: , hat that M I •Id . Fi mi . ify >i»;e, V by J rre||, -ton. first li mer tl ter. of St. Joseph, Mo., in r forecast* stys: ‘from Th of June until the nf »t the ex**ea*t»f he:»t above the av id the season w ill be great. The alf of August will be much war- ian the law of Julr. f dwt y. lie would plead i ^» f * tr ,h<, »*<*reof. •xrluslva with u« to “strip for the fray"—nosh ' •?.. *** *. •^rvloe; ■wd « you • forward to the goal be has already j f f n ^ retched; to receive the reward already V 1 *** ^ P*al»t«M In this ao- thm w ill apply to rh* Court for the re rant. enier Into vour resranl. | ***/ ^mamUd in lh« complaint. By y' ur choice It tuHvimes my duty to I . Barnweil, S. (.., May l,th, A. D. 1 <!2. [tai W. GiLkfuKK Stiiits, C, C. F. HOB H THIS! cr One Hundred Dollars Ite Iffdtcnl Meeting. The regular quarterly meeting of the TVuuity Medical Society will be held at Barnwell next Tuesday, — Attention: The merahera of the Brown Guards and persons who desire to become mem ber*, are earnestly requested to meet at the Coifrt House at 9 o’clock next Thursday night the 7th in*L, to elect officers for tlic next year. Would be glad to enroll the name of any one w ho may desire to join and who w ill ehdeav- or to moke the company a success. By order of ,T. If Law, Capt. W. E. Edkxkikld, Sec. & Treas. Good as Gold. That’s what be and hi* heart .are. He make* big money on corn and cot ton from the surface aoH and the. bid den treasure of the de^Kdowrn Kaolin bed*. All that he touch*.* prospers and its largely because good Jteurt and baud and brain go tegetlier. Last Friday he reincmbeied the i*N.r by aendiog to tiii- office a clu* crate of perffcqt |>oaelkoa, and ad our folk*, from devil up rviolocd In th® kindly ramembranco of Mr. K. II. B al- ker, of Appleton’. May he live ’ mg and prosper and hi"-pea**h crop* n< v«, fad until time w infix up. Chi'drea Cry for TiUhtf^ Castorib folding of the .Ui and Utn terse* of 2d efiapter of Colosslaua. Tfit pit|di* of the M'liool occupi«‘d reMTVed w at* just in fn mt of the pulpit. The music wav furnNIiiMi by a choir from tlie *c!io»,l trained by Miss Sharp and siimve I shecoul.l manage a* well as train. On Tuesday tlie first.wecvuid and tlilrd ! grade* gave some declamatioUH Mhd re citations that were pleasing and well rendered. Musical alphabet. d*.l»nteon KAMdiall—doe* it pay f recllatlon hy Ksilier Mazourski, who oanTHTOver from Germany ai)*)iu six inonth* aao, trio by th rep am ail girte, Martlia VVa*lilii«tiUi tea party with costumes of I77(', ware the most enjoyable part* of an eijter- tainnient that reticeted great credit on* tin* teachi rs in these department*. Vo cal music was interspersed by the little boy* and girls, Never tell a ‘lie and Hainbo’W song deserving special men tion Tiie exercises on Tuesday night opened w ith a chorua song by 14 girls, after wbieh Captain Geo. II. Bate* de livered the address before the LiterarV 8o<‘ielie*. His address was well re ceived and w ill be of lasting benefit. Next came tbo contest for the school gold modal. There Were 17 giris in tin* elass and their decianuttioiu were good without.exeeption, thougli the judges decided that Allio Toolo f deserved'the medal. A spirited contest for the Dqm- orest gold medal followed by six boys, and their declamation# were of unusual excellence and puaxled Die judges for half an hour. The medal was finally a riled to Charlie II. Smith. Ofv Wednesday morning the clouds of Tuesdity had passed away and the bright smv|»rought crowd* of people to the school grounds from the safround- ing country and tyoni a distance. Wlu u the exercise# opened at 10.50 o’clock, there was not siatidiqg ro(>m in tho building. Six young iiidies came on the nlarform to confe-( for tuo^T^ioro^l gold medal. Their voice* were well | modulated, articulation di#tinct;^lh^iir fier easy and *elf-|»o*aa ki #«d and tho genif W« < ward lor anv OHS4* of t’atarrh that can not Ih- cured by Hall** Catarrh < ure. * \v‘'.f 1 * f ( yK i*\ l‘d**d‘».G policy. I will ne«;d your aid an W<-thc«n.l.r.lc.-«rt,h.yeknow.i KJ. i h , n h-dicl. There ( hener for fbe Im-i L» year*, and believe l,„t I him {.i if'*^.#!' Iioiojrabl* in all buftiiia*» tr:;n#4Clb*nft and liuam iaily h)dot«> car-’ ry out any obiio.ition made by their firm. Wkst A Trcax, Wliobsale Drug gists, Tol»do, O.'Vai d:xu, KTxkan t’t- Marvin, WhiHtrfitle Druggist, Toledo, O. ' Hall*# CahirrirCure i* taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and m-icons Kurface* of the svstem. Price 7V. per hotfle. Sold_^by ail Druggist. Testimonials fri’C. ♦ A*‘( ; ordir.g to a medical journal, cas tor .oil lias not failed In any ottee—to re move wai l* to which it was applied once a day for two week*. L. I/LAR, 1’rcslder.t. J. F. STROBEL, Cashier. 'tateipeijl; —OK Til 12— Merchants and Planters Bank OF BLACKVILLE, S.C. Condition of this Bank at the close of business June 30th, 1892. ASSKT8. Loans and Discounts. Furniture and Fixtures Itenl Estate Value of Lease Duo by Banks Cash. ... eml el ft •t of litoir de cU; nat ions ;\ HM SO lieu ko d that pe S4> 'g»M that they V cl ii.* enlng te'recB Jit is *ns rather than l uf pal i» »rn ot ill rn^#t 1*0 u Ui derthc#p.dl •if t filll gna I («•- t* Iq doiiiTrii the bied* l Mr. ill! T* fU ^Tom said th. » r lb 1* e \ ad Sei 'i. at lei> tes h Uftdted »*" ’Ll ii eiu , j- < Is t. yllj Ust vJ* i. v. ill ki# $ % F-j J IIA nn a u ^ - -1. . . liadilitir#. Capital. . . ...... I>C])0-itS . . . . x “ : . . BWls Fayabie. x -...... Dividend l np.dd- Due Banks .. v . X. T, J. K^frobci LCirr'T'BanTivu*' # M»yf statetkMtK^ dge si lu » u- .$08,759 98 «♦>;> 30 4,J24 33 010 71 t . 5,880- 31 . 1,550.34 $81,032 97 $25,000 (K> . 12.545 18 40 J (XKl 00 TO 12 655 31 . • X. 3,721 70 ’ $ • ! W Castiidr of the aleivc depiuJ* kwear tlist the 1* b* toe bC*at oi Ai/tiur, W*;i dons, gomt and faithful oar- enter Into your reward, y - ur choica it itecnm*** my duty U taka tip the work to ttiddattly snatched ] fronr him. I do 00 with a very, vary bearjr lieart—courage alipoftt gone—to aiu-mpt to follow the incomparable h-odcr. Ileb! d* me “atrip for the fray.* 1 I obered hi* orders wdteii living, I will obey them now and respond to the call of duty. He baa plainly marked out the path I should follow. To emulate hi* example ami follow In hi* footstep* a* closely aa my abilities will perutil, will be the surest road to your confi- Ire. There will be no chsugc oi I a**l*- will !>e a meeting of the National Executive Commit toe at Omaha July I, when plan* for the future will be outlined. I hope to meet and consult w ilh many of our Slate officer* there. In the mean time address all communications to 239 Xortli (’apitnl St.. Washington,!). C.' ’ We can but show our reaj>cct and love for our dear brother by consecra ting ourselvc* anew’ to tho cause he loved batter than life, each one resolv ing to redouble his effort for the grand est platform of principles ever enunci ated by *nv body of men; the emanci pation of labor from the power of money to oppress by constitutional methods at the ballot box. Fraternally, H 1.. Loitcks. Fres. X. F. A. A I. U. THJE IMilal Life Insilrance Company, OK NEW YOICK, r J —IS A— Strictly Mutual Company, And has no STOCKHOLDERS to be enriched hr the profits on your money. Its first cost for Insurance is a little lygher than that of “Cheap” Stock or Assessment Companies, but its Final Rksvlts Cannot be Beaten by any Company Anywhere. An INSURANCE COXTRAC f is not a thing of a day or a year; itis a LIFE TIME IX VESTMENT, and you ought to be careful how you make such an in vestment. Chonp Insurance is like a cheap plow or a cheap gin ,<• . IT WU.L’WORK FAIRLY WELL It. T. RICK .1’ATTKRHON A HOLM AX, Flail • Attorney*. To th* ftefendattU Minnie Cave and Mary ( a\c Tuko notice that tha complaint In this actlch <together with the Summon*, of which the ton-Ruing t# a copy). wa* filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Barnwell County, in the State of South Carolina, on the 8lh day of June, 1*92, It. T. RICE. FATTERSON & HOLMAN, I’laintUT * Attorney*, Junel4» ''Barnwell. 8. ROAD NOTICE. The County Commissioner# w ill con sider at their regular meeting on the t-th day of September next s petition of citizen* of Four Mile and Richland townships asking for the creation of the Klleuton Public Road, beginningxt the Win. Parker old place on the ilsrley Bridge and tuguata Road, through W. II. Buford’s place, Wm. Ashley old piece, (’. B , Bush’s place and crossing Four Mile at Mr*. C. A, Bush’s place. If no objection be made and rights of vfky be conveyed the said petition will be ’granted. Any objections must be inHoe at or before the September meet ing. By order of tha Board. M J. FATE, Clerk. Chas. S. Bull. "v- s ATTpIlNKY AT' LAW. ' SPRINGFIELD,8. C. Practice in theCotirts of Orangeburg, Barnwell, Aiken and Lexington, and in the United States Circuit and District Courts. june9-92 Talbott & Sons., Engines, . Boilers, Saw Mills, Corn and Wheat Mills, Wood Working Machinery, Brick Machinery, Cotton Gina, • Cotton Presses, COMPLETE equipment for larire and amaU 1 anneriesonutost iutpruved'plans. Onr THOMAS direct acting Sbvain PRESS and KI.$7V ATOK *r%u*m la b«- FOR A Wll 1 f.E — A V' ERY 1 L|TT RE ‘yohtl test r •’-1 .. <*r invented. from aaw 00 wa will pay tha very Up top. gilt adgt hlghaat prtewa for all kloda uf cnimtrv produce, from It tag Cuiii !>f| ’• aiiowr ttapia that finOta Ure eahaa fiag around Uia world U> tha huatbiar ytrlda of tha Howthani fivida. Owr tumta moot (avorwblv made, and eoppar foarewad wow, with aowamren of anB otUer Houtharn prodweftiow* give ua advantagea and faciltllaa that CONQUKR COMPETITION in all thla aartiun of tt»r *v.«ih. That tbit I* bwaioaoo ttrialiv and wot vela 1 Ing wa will prove to tha eMprema aattftfvi'tkia of every (arwMf who will gHa 1 Iht «>pp**ttuui:y to offrr the loglcof lUdiart and eantatbat a A trial la all that wa oak, and wa wtah tl areat dtetltK ily ui vilalion la not llmtird to the (marediate neighbortuvid of Baruwall, guaa Wo and hayoad iho f urvheet caafinaa uf in a county. BKOONiyLY- Hand la hand with our guarantee af hlghaat naaaibla rate* far aN parehaiaa a# farm proUttrit«ma loutea tha 1*1 partner remedy for hard tiarea, of tha Very rt|~ay ret prliOa for anr and all claaeea of gnods that wa aarry, and (bay art evert thing Li General M« n handler. It ia tha L>Us»ni foundation prli.clpte of pollUcaJMom- *»my that the wire wll la tha hlgbaai and buy in tha chrapoet market* aad that Id our ploeo- W IS H A.VIS WHAT YOU WANT4 Our *tock« lu ovary line are core pie to, ton largo aad axtaaalra la bo oaraiogaad lu a oew*|iapar advertireaieat and too paifart to be dearribod lu aaa eoior of prtutrr’e Ink. They ran ha understood naly by examlnartao and mutpaHeoa aad that U all wa oak, for after roeulu will root with at aad wa will ba agaal to a vary 0I*KOI ALi STUDIED- Fartiruiar atteatlon baa boon paid lu the selection of oar flock la p«>rtant line* of good* heretofore anivaraally alighted hy alii ilu* principal elite*. It I* eurprialng that tuck whould hava barn the but a vlait to our etti|K>riuiti will ehow new depot turao neyrr luercaulite enterprUe In all UiU eountry. -ezr A TPTTYTXT" A T3TP J 1—Jta—JirO .1 W Kj H i Our stock of Hardware U aa complate and well areorted as ahv that found In Augusta, Charleaton, Haeannah or Columbia, and our prieea will money wo homo bhver* on every purchase. Workare In wood and Iron wUI all the lioet tool* of their trades at our eeteblKhtnenL In bulidlog carry every thing. Our imckrt and table cutlery, scImom, Ac., are had and our razors are almply perfect. % RANGES AND STOVES- We handle a beautiful line of Ranges atul Cooking 8tove* and Invite tba rial attention of husband* and wives to there oavtor* uf health and lightoera of the three times a day labors of life. They ore supplied with full outfit* of cook ing utenaii*. and u|«>u the voluntary testimony ,of happy and admirable kcepcri we knowingly recommend them. GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. . • Gentlemen’* Clothing and Furnishing Good* In groat variety and of tba fabric* and the most funhinnable modes. In shlrta, collars, cuffs, tie*, gloves, hosiery, hnmlKerchtefs and underwear we defy courpetition from any Southern source and laugh at Imitation from anywhere. L A DIES’ DRESS GOODS. Wo can please every teste and suit etfSFy style In Ladies’ Dress Goods, and wa most cordially invite the fair sex ur exercise woman’s rights and come and sea for themselves. Our stock of notions, hosiery, laces, ribbon*, soaps, fans, glove* and dress and toilet aocoasoHet generally Is without a vacancy In Its 00 , etc ne*s. We have a full stock of Trunks ranging from Bar&toga sizes downward. SHOES AND SLIPPERS. We have an Immense stock of the best makes and styles. The famous Bay State shoes made to our special order never fail to give complete satisfaction and sell themselves at sight. Closing out at Cost. . A *> hardware wa ths best la Uf it We need room and offer a large lot of pretty Spring and Summer Goods for la* dies u#e at prime cost, These goods will go like hot cakes and first come flr«t served will bo tho rule. Don’t miss the chance. Miscellaneous. FlantaHon Groceries always in full supply. Bagging and Ties, Sail and Rye tejsirrlve, Furniture, Mattresses, Tin, Crockery and Wooden Ware, wall buckets, chains and rope*, leather, cotton sheet*, the best tobacco and finest and most fragrant cigars, and iu short everything for every body; to cat, to Wear ana to work with. Last Not Least. _ Our family grocery department 1* constantly supplied with all the high standard eaUbks that make life worth living. W e keep only the best am! purest articles, and tolerate no adulteration. Our list of delicacies embraces the chole*' est brand* of both home ami foreign luxuries. The Fledtnont Wagon, in all size*, made of bard mountain wood and finished with the ten lte»t lr«»n, Is guaranteed to prove perfectly sa’Tsfnrtory. We will keep a full stork of first cla*t Kentucky Mules and Horses adapted td the needs and pleasures of the eottntry. . * (nail that we have said we havekept in the narrow tracko(truth and ini again all in n«ed of Hope and Help to give tu a chaaoe to prove out ltest friend*, we close th);» fail announcement with the pledge and j we are ready to serve the public LtUbfully . w 1 w ell. F. 8 L ! er,» mad j and i v ft * Ot petnranet |Usl that tdc Whi re ii II Ber. VIU LE—AN D TU KM YOU KNOW HOW IT 18 YOURSELF. Geratfid ^ Hyatt, GENERAL aoentu. CdkinMAtk. C. ■ TALBOT'l 8 Diigiites and 8a%v Mill outfit*. tA2LViXKLR and LCMMUHGlno. Iheih*** *Hrrew Frew* and ’♦uewou Lie- rater at ioa’ret poreihlc prion. V. C. padhnrpf ACU^ f Cftiiua.’ ii, 2». C IVilKE BFOWli & Bi