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The Barnwell People RATE* OF 8i T U.H( R1PTIOX. 7n Advance, per Annum 4M»H> On Time $2.00 THL'RsdaY. •BfTSMRIB fcMRfti g.1 1 ■.■-.TK.]' . ' The next reKularcommunication of , llnnn<»ny No. 17 A.*. F.\ M.*. will he bold at the new Ma*«'r,ic Tem ple In Barnwell upon 10th day ot Sjpt. IKOJ, the same beina the Aid Saturday in said month, hefrinnlng at “High twelve.” By order of W.\ M.\ J. A. Jaxausa, Secretary. A td SaLiTkchatcuik Tamr. No. 9 > I«u*KOTi:uOiti»EaorKEi> X.en )' Tlw Council Fire of this Tril>e will be kindled this Thutsdav evening on the Hth KunandSOth Breath. AH brethren are earnestly requested to he present. By onlor of Cnas. Cakuoli. Simms, Sachem. M. F. Hair, C. of R. G® to Cave A Bro. to pet pood slioes. The fall examinations of the public school teachers will he held on the third Saturday in Ostober, ’ Mrs,T. S.^CIve has returned from Hendersonville, NwGr- *" ,a Immm <'ot4on 1* opening rapidly. Pickers are plentiful. If this weather hoMs on the crop wili be gathered by November. To get good groceries go to < ave & Pro. Gov. Tillman wan and collected a couple of bats from ftrecnville oppo nents oa iii« primary election. One cost $4 aad (be other Goto T. Jl Cave A Bro. to g**t cheap d^y go«»da Wanted—A situation in ('harleston or Savannah by a trained unrse ami Hr*t class cook. For partb’aUrs apply to l‘®«t Master, Barnwell, S. A'. Go to T. S. Cave A Bra, and get cheap ahoes. • Col. f>. Paul Sojourner paid ua a ftteasaot aaii an Monday. I1W many friends win be glad to learn of tb® great InipcoTMncwt «4 bis healttu Ha hope* vbst a winter trip to Florida will re*wit In itmiptotr rnaCoratHWt. A beawUfwl < 'row wet Sat far fl.M, alow Highest of all in Leavening Power —Litest U. S. Gov’t Report Baking tbwder ABSOLUTELY PURE C. S. PITCHER, Two Hundred and Fifty Bushels of 1THK SOUTHKKN KYfc SKKDby J . K. II AIK, • aug2.V2m] Hlackviile, N. C. -DKALER IX. NOTICE. Nafc and Sure Insurance On country store honnes and cotton gins furiilshcd by the PlKCtfix Assur ance Co. of Lw.don, England* estph- llshed 1782, total assets in United States $2,54(»,S'94.49, represented in Barnwell County by A. T. Woodward. Avoid weak or w ild cat companies and gv** 0,1 bed rock. PERSONAL AND LITERARY. Midway News. lift ss Mattie C. Baxley has accepted a situation as assistant, teacher in a gra ded school in York County, Rock llill. Willis Dempsy has killed four rattle snakes large size. Two of them were nnrjr Cotton crops in this section very short and coming In rapidly. C. — Dr. Von Forkenbcek, the chief bargomastor of Berlin, who has just died of apoplexy, was almost the best known of German politicians. Ever since the turbulent days of 1848 he had taken an active part In politics, and from 1874 to 1879 he was the president of the lower house. —Lady Ulrica Duncombe, who is said to- have been the prettiest woman present at the second royal drawing room, is tall and dark, with a milk- white skin that contrasts effectively with her d nrl r linir < 1L l f,Lt ' r . All persons holding claims against the late Sal lie Mitchell are requested to lilt* the same proporlv attested with me or a 1th my attorney, tj, w. M. Wil liams, Esq., at (/oltiiubia, S. C., within ninety days from t»ds date. A. W. BERRY, Executor. Denmark, S. C., July 29th, 1882. DR. M. BELLINGER, Physician and Surgeon, BARNWELL, S. C. Office—Basement Brown House, and "seems when she looks at you,” an observer relates, ”to be all eyes.” , —All the net objects belonging to llaiiMftovta far rMwer : •liwt r-w. VfpL Meat T—wlay vlU W quiAe a bu«% Aar la Bara a *11. TW *arowl pdatary will balwM, tb* aMiab tpal eftnetbia alll ai*» ooropy lb® atarmkna of tbr town Aw®H®r* ®w4 tb® comaviitlv® eiaoouo- ar tb* B***b«*W/y « a in ClMA®l am aU* b® b*M. If! to T. pwa want la gat ib Cava A br» du ll I •«r**vt V I o«* \. tbl M l»r. W.C.I a rHl*g tbl Mr* V. • TW aetMol tn>*r*»i» ad lb* ****t«J tr»>s* •ao«**«o* ib* poll ■*•** lb* laar grwoar» etocabwa after Ibav AUA wttb lb* t ’l*rb mi «'o«r« ao4 ibm | a •** rbat alt wb* at* lAobt* I* a |*4t toi | o ood bo** a*€ maA* a *r®ava a®* report■ •A t* lb® A adtior I U vUUiog rrlot _ . | Mr*. *oli*e n X. a . Fop*' agi. '• oBrrtog tb* V#* ftomr ao oa*r mm4o1I*m*oi■ *r a in •*( for aad fit.®* payabtr (A Nor. BaaAer. fhdortpa ** tod ^ brwt r ib* *o*a«og bigb**4 r^r-*MW*ooo»lai ■■«*» P«v team aaA aaill lb* 4*a®b *f b ■Mar*o*r«l *r1 WilllstowNcws. a Rev. T. M.'Golphlu came over on Sat urday and preached at Rosemary on Sunday, at WtlllflUMi at night. His sennon at h<>tl. places was Hue. and the opinion is a worthy successor of Bishop | Key. He returned to Orangeburg on Monday, where he will remayL for ten d*y* resting after his summers work at I’irdiiioiit, after which lie will bring bis family mid occupy the handsome resi dency of W. II. Rountree, West End. Willi-ton High ftchool o|KM>ed on the Ut with 129 students, Jb more than It aliened with last ks»Ioii. Student* have entere«l fr»im Krigefleltl, RU hlarHl, Orangeburg, Oolletou and Aiken, and from different towns In Barnwell. A great many young men are expected In October. Th* prosi»fa:t» are very line and there Is no doubt but that 2U0 w ill beenr >ll«d by Xmaa. Mrs. J. A. Miller, of Georgia, came over on Maturday and eutereff ber daughter Resale in ibe High s« b<s»l on Mondar. ^ _C>Uon is Itelng msrietcA rapidly. TSe Weoibgr for pb'klng baa been doe. Several new mowing ma<*binea have been hoogbt and have b**n running up to tbolr full ewpocity, swviitg a large amount oi bay, but a great many farm- era can't g*i Uieir graaa rut. All met- on laofl* have do* empa ml graaa and ora.vine*. With |den*v of aa Immenso aomunt of bay •aved. Mat** Hair, ano mi F. X. I ded Scloxtl. auglH-tf Notice. ^ nab * til the jurtxt. the late Benjamin H. Brew ster, have be<*n presented the I’hihidel- i .phia lil>rary company under the Will of. ! his sister. Tlrere are vasos. busts and j figurines in term cotta, paintings in oil. and drawings in water color and pen and ink. His library of X.OOO vol umes, chiefly on Roman history and ae-tneology, Is also preaonted to th® library. ' —l*rottt on books in England in said to he about an' follows: A “shilling shocker” pays its expenses when it has 'sold copies; a three-shilling bo«*k, upon which grade and all higher grades the price the cover haa to be ac counted f«»r, becomes profitable after it hn« sold 4..*»<)•; a six-shilling book when It ha* ai>l<l 1,000; a two-volume library bonk when It haa sold 400: and a threw- volume bonk when It haa sold 100. — \V H Hohart died the other day la ban 1 Franetam, worth ♦s.ooa.eoo In t*T® hr Waa a carman In the rhotlar mine He reeelved M a day for puab- ing an orr-car In tb/ lower levels. He nukde n little m«uiey In atnrka and put It Into team* with whlrb be hauled or* to the mills llg pri^wrad at tbl* and finally got n anatmet to eatrust or* trnm the tVollar min* an a eertatn royalty. Tkla was th* loundattan of bla fortune - E»da‘s new htstorVnl rwamne* an the War ad 7b l* la tb* work ad fid The nndefargned reapectfiilly gives notice that he. will attemi at his office g^rdStRaifBwelfnn the first week nnd third week of tliemonth, beginning the uionrh on the first .Monday of {tame, and at other times may be found at Bam berg. JOS. M. SKINNER, Attorney aH.aw: May 9th 1892. * cow Machinery and Hardware t BE1.TIX0, LATE LEATHER, . OILS, ri’Ml’S AND FIFES, AG RIUV I.T U R A!. IM FLEM ENTS. Boll.ERS AND ENGIN ES, CHARLESTON, S. C. WHY should all the good people, who.are guilty of^rnwh ncTluri®. b® ’ g«M»«| «SEM I No M At'll IN E and the awcCl louea of MUblU iu ‘ they can always buy - . SEWIKC4 M ACHINEfl , And any kind of a . m Musical IpstrUipeqt Send for Friccs. july2S.:im The prou/q House 31 AldN WlCl.I^. H. C?. L. B. RUSH - - - - Fuoimuktor. ADVA NTA(Ji:S TtU most convenient to the buxinea* of Barnwell; the clean, airy room a guarantee jH'rfwt comfort; the table is supplied wflHilhe best the market af fords; every attention is given to please.; free sainphr room in basement; hack meets all trains. Upon these and other grounds “ton numerous to mention*’ I ask a large share of the patronage of the travelling public. L. 11. RUSH. julyU WB ’kb t»r I*. V mi lb* Bara- rrl*wd pea 9 Fall i*rm fiarrbba trv, mi Aug \ IlfiF fV, piwm. mi riaaaj sal a «*h |U aprwd ***** n«ea bar*. Hua, *d * barlr«|uw. t* hi ®tarsrw« • s%®44*M ivrt %tif. t*ea m>mlb« mi k I btmartf WHrw* K r*. F“^*» bunb b. ha > rrplr*r wtlh p*v*M •la I evslvur*. I* th* svs | Xada vtailed th* ku tab. I **• fwuaWrv 4u* ami m*mi - - I a •hw it t a« ever w ami aud< diautlug fiebli »rvt1o®»d s ami er* a ml war I th* author lh* m-*t im- riti*m It la hwuumtltary uf whleb M i *d tb* >aat maay aurvt- wailtaA tb*** kbatorv ami . FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned will file his final account with 4.0. Fullerton, Esq., Judge of Frobate oil WediiesilHV, the 28th day of S«pteiil her next, at 1W o’elodR in I lie lorenoon as Administrator of tite e»fiite of Thos K. Walkar, dei*eased, and aak for lait ters Disml»M»ry. « aug2'»J 0 r. WALKER. WOFFORD COLLEGE. ml* Airr ANHtJVtCl. •*- C. 4AH. II. CAKI.IHI.K. 14aU n Freableijr FOUNDED IK.M. Worroan CttcutA* offer* to student• In lb* four on I leg* elasw-s tan parallel I evurars of study, curb leading to lb* |«|egfv*of llacbelor of Arts, In oo* ml «AiU*b Mad*rt> I^nguagv* or® aubaii- tuird for G raHk. KXrKVBVB. Board, loltlou, malrtralalloo, aaah- 4ng, hgbl*. furl, books aod • la 1 loomt. tb* aereaaafy t olio®* ea proses fur lh* raar, «jao b* met wtabOu* Hundred and Flfiv Itnllar* Tb* adtaobutaa oBor*d by tFlgtitman aod Alumol Halls *oa« HI* *4o«l*ola |u m*rt lh*lf coil*ga ea- p*os*a wlib ibis v*ry aaoall aa>uuot. Tb* 0*Xt sosalou Hegias lb® h| day mi iHrtohef. |t0fi. 4. A. G AMRWRI.I., imorMarv of Faculty. Williston Ble —AND- Female High School, WILI.I8TOX, BARNWELL CO. 8. C Next ftoMion begins Thursday, Sep t ember 1st. 1892. Full English Cotirae. Special Depart- m*nta Ancient and M«*d*rn Languages. Book ke*|dng, Telegraphy, Strnogra|diy and II nsle. Full corps of experienced true her*; large, eomfotiald* and aril furnished hulldlng;Ttealth)r bu*afb*n. KXl’KNriK*: V.ltrrary liepariment.prr month, $1/41 to $J..H1 Music, per month. fJ.Ml. Telegraphy, |**r oo*o*h.BJ AO. llook-keoplog, per cuotr**, fta.flO. Maaugrapht. per enars®. Board, per moitih, $7.t®t to filtMIh. th ad lor raiab»gue. r K. K. BAILEY. Frtartpal, talrft) W iiiumo. ft. V. Slaain ti Itaat hfuliiH They may need or want? I have TEN of the BEST MAKER °f 8EWJN0 If A* ( 111N ES to select from, nnd nnv kind (*f Musical Inatrunicnt they may »»eFd,at. t I sell l.lii*in as cheap and «*n a^ cn^y terms h** any one .would want—New T< markets not cxCcptcd. S. M. KEY, Beaufort, S, O marlO f . y r . ' • -~ —' T Jf-i" 1 . 1 ‘--'■i!~!!aaeg Wmm '■wn N.H.’S*Vs - v-- CASTOR IA for Infants and Children* iPf . “Castorla la savell adapted toeiilldrmtkai TWvomnMBd itaaauparior to say praaarlphaa knows to ra* '’ II. A. Ancaaa, M. Di, 111 Bo, Oxford BA, BroaUya, X. T. uamaoomaM "lh* aaa of *Caslqrla* b aoaalvavml aad Ha msrtta ao veil known that H 'Ml HOPE AND HELP FOR THE PEOPLE/ ) W..ir..nl r<>llr Si lit h Kitting a® was -4 pel •«# a MgB «Mte. % C f *4* *ll^| I asltesd al Brrute- 1 1 Fit *c ■ 1 2 llilAk €01 C*M €l ' IIP §4 9€|fii|aa|» • Urn w i T. A Cat® A Bra a*d **am*u* < 1 Ifi#* € |**l«ltV*t fl tbrjf | ff‘tel 1 - tea sa* a mi sfe tes, hai* aad «1 fj i nprilHi^tf AfiMl I €fi|l| FNiub>| YFefifi € Map* * Thomas B. Va s*, s Im- u *• chief Tsalfitfifi, RffiftfiW^ *wgl**< rf ml ih* t’arnii a* M alteud Ma* j ttlfe; 1 Hr. 4. tt fivua 1 KsfstssM te Al Iteudal*. la tmmrn i | EJMmr AwyJr • f t r » lag th* Wnulh fe-nad *«t*ustan f fSMU S as aa nah la J arksaavlH*. Fla. rieas* allow 11* •*? • lhal rh* aaw Haa util h* fiu- I «t Fit fl% Iffi |sf «'m® | |sh*d f •r uafite hv 41 kr-•••a*r l* vl aad | IMF 11 WIT f r €lfirf that ll pr*^i alll h- 1? ml! I raawwdlaua. lea short *r thaa [ tl Utr TfiMr \\ .. be wi urtog a mtatak a. tb* l*wo4so r*l aittamsot was at o tb* BrHhb Wga- aod a aamher of of hhs #**wo»rVi it tb* capital na* hvt*f trip to Mow m lor a *et*Hmla*i S|*ANr AN Ml RG. A. L Tb* wl % tb 8r«*hm bofito* 4 Boy* prrpafwd for Usailog* •a enr*r*d Hy $fht a y*ar. •a rar*lul ami cw*t*4asH. A. U. MKMBERT Head aaglt K Xp*M - , A BUmnpf* s®STB o# s*»4*t B*a®a rt i l of MT ol A B. ('oat A#H ley feodaot <*sam ms, saifiiTT. IF CttllMoN Plaintiff, agsi I BarvWt ft., Mike & Bfto.,* u Th* Wllllst h«»d has fii •o tfal* aad Feaaal it *las* hMltdla®^ H»g» j a ir*i | riss* (a* uu«, to a first c s*« enasmusi* I •y. It la a sal* place ta e*od ehildfen Wr sc* that the press ta other Mat* • apeak ml I '»»ogr**siii%a tie®. |). Ttlln-an | aa aotl-Atllaoro. This is a mlstat*. 4 II* I* a member af ®ur »nler, hut this** j t««H ntdora* the aut»-|ywaeary nlaak Other a is* Mr. TIHasan D in Hrurtv ! *. ■ ttv aw-i a ho aooM hit ®f maid thao I. m| IM. IW* A Card Fmm I *1 Tal *ia, S. 4 f i Nipatky with ®ur d< maads.—^ulunt* leglstrr ®f sstarday. bla A‘Lise Flea** i «ti«in« i<i allow i •ay to i grat*ful *® I lien ih*v gave me in rbew-d, that owi oe thnmgh y< iiv frlemls the i for the litters I the 1st prliiu •g t® a failure R. W. V®g*l ha« aernreil rhe senrlrm of a first class mattress maker and !• now prepared m d«» all manner «d work in that line, also old furniture repaired, xyill call and deliver all goods pi and fro. The County Baptist Sunday School Convention met a ithM. John’s ('hurcli last Friday and continued in M-ssion until Sunday afternoon. Rev. K. W. Lide. of liarnwell was elected Fresl- dent. The attendance wae large and the exercise* intoreeting eml Instruct ive. All visitors were nobly enter tained. The convention * III meet next near with ML Arnon Church. > Frof. Bailey, Frincipaiof the M illis- ton Male and Female High School, commands success hy deserving it, lie. is a tireiesa worker, so are his assistants and the pupils, one attd all,catch the in spiration from their teacher. Prof. R. 11. Willis has Imen elected to lie principal of the High School at Blacksburg, and he and hD family left for their new home on Thursday; We congratulate Blacksburg on securing so excellent a teacher for their sdiwrt and such an upright and Christian gen tleman and hi* family, as citizens of • heir town, The very best wishes of a host of friends go with the Professor to his new home, by many friends and for- • mer neighbors in Easley.—Easley Dem-, ocrat.4 If you wish yonr children to grow to be real men aud real women give th nn them the best advantages. Before se lecting a school confer with Prof. F. N. Kv Bailey,of Williston. We have a speedy and jmsitive cure -for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth and headache in Shiloh’s Catarrh Rem edy. A nasal injector free with each bottle. U*e it if yon desire health and sweet breath. Price aOe. Bold by 4. A. Tobin, Barnwell; P. W. Farrell, Black- ville; Dr. 4. M. Smith, Williston. Wanted, everybody to send their chKhes to be cleaned and dyed to The Monnlag Dy® Works, Denniark, S. C. Prices low gad satisfaction guaranteed. augfiMw All the large American cities are lanaed about the dangerous chances ~ aa lavaslon of Asiatic ebolerfi. Sev eral steamers have reached New York from Infected Karwpean uoru, crowded I in addition, be students for the Minis wttb insmlgrsnu sad hsvtag that terri- j try. _ — Bis disease aateng tbslr p®ss>ag®rs. J O. A. Dabbt. D. !>.. President. Tb* gorernamwis.'Maieaad NaiiowaJ. [ Itsmberg, 8 U. bav* r®tahttab«d s strtrt aadraatins aad|. G. P- W'^rsog. dec sod Tree*. wIB as® every messi w L®*p tb® lava* , Oraugeharg, b. C. 4®raal» J ■ _ , .. I A arai fear mum •tatfisc* to mat.* G4a B*w® lasarad ta the bau aaas» A. T. Wooawxea.* pmay asnl MB® teases ta*®*. | A.T. WuuDW AAD TV gr*a»'al girl Bs/aVfiBUBJL I aBBaBIMMlBgBVHHHHI one candidate to get a ottijorlty vote, I am again In' the race f<»r Congre«> with 4’nl. 1'illmati. in the xuvind prima ry to b* 1 hold on Tuesday the ISilt. Inst. In thL race 1 a»k tlicir roittlnued sup port and'iiitlucm’t* in getting mv friemD t«> conie to the poll* on that day ami sustain me and lay my claims before all who did not "Mipportme Irelore. Again I call attention to ttilsn'presenPitlon n» to Third Partyl*Hn, and will say that a« iK'fore I am nppo«<*d |«» sucii, ami will not support any Third Party candidate from President down. But will snp- l»ort" the nominees of the Democratic Party. yours moat respectfully, * ‘ W. J. Tai.bkkt. ^om, wiTcrTt urun. Will you heed the w arnjng.- The sig nal iwriiaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease fJoii^nmpiTon.— Ask your.sulve* if you can gffoftl f<»r the sake of saving HOc., to run tb<‘ r>sk and dojLttihing-for4tr Wwinibw froai ex perience that Shiloli’s Cure will <‘nr»5 your cough. It never fails. This ex plains why more than a Million Bottles were sold the past year. It. relieves croup ami whooping cough at once. Mothers, do not be. without it. For lame hack, side or chest use Hhlloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by .L A. Tobin, Barn well; P. W. Farrell, Hlackviile; Dr. J. M. Smith, Williston. -H •• * J Irish patrtet h y snm® lrteh-Am**teaua fik*® wlw«tec4 hHala s Sk»l**m •<*i • sKW w*s*t .% • I off Bfvadway. flip ffKpMT'e'VMI|lb# Afite lashm te th* *u t*ut *d ratfeg a dtaar* glrrd la hte tea m* Wy th* frteuds of Ite *aa**. aad bsus lly fu«* Item th* slip withnut rrrratl ng llhfe uWstlljf f H BBm 4 m Wffill ||l III tea’* law hnte*. a Mttl* fvsate howw X rorth ateut FI.tea a® t; saa Is to W 1 ■ ■ught aad pars#rvrd ht j Km mm *»■* tf Mr TruaWl. na* of lh® ev*rat«MPU af ll i* port’s will. n»a rsls* Ikd* m fftd^T A ir«ady rirrulars sshteg r. i ter -ntswrlptM* € Kffi Y€ Buff At Mil |f* -a. \\h»»s»j»a't ad as trrrs Mr. Trewh*! sara that the two Hr* ,r, 'fT' •»h-rs- H htimmm dKl all hH til.u rmty wort aad tte par- L Itw wtmUl \m he pi a* It W Tte laterinr alll, Hos»ever. te *.Ma*vrhat rrpaimt , l{< *2. aad r*raiint*«L The I’hilaMrlphta Press •art that W*hi; man t«-ft a natabev of ur r*fi4- manuscript*- *** otstaHHI both pnur and 1 ferl] portry, whlrK have never Urea pnb- SU| >t"*n lUhcl. A *h wig them was a porm 'To ry Just lumlHis.” rerenl lly w ritten, uo th* cote* of any Ing I'wlumhUin rspoHltloa. tlasNi H Itonl DtHiOitt v® l «®®IJB • art. (ill H I 4 \sht >r c tb* f IM- I MMOX PI.EAR mgmr a limathr. r. a. Ka* bid. karh Mid. war IMm L •$•#•€• If. •••« i Mol rft lb 1 -Hoi ■an U*f. A shier • ami ilrv ** awrb t’qpamllAr*, i right. Ptalaliffa. agstnst # aad W A. Bailey a* W It I lam A*bl*y Ib* ibHr**a nghi: Ylr» l. Haul* Pal lev 'll, in, Maggie Walk**. K<l- Harrlett R. W®ml, I rrne A •hlry, Aabl*y 4. Ballsy, Jrtial* Mil- lams, LnHaa Bush, %. Hu.h. Busl*. Hush, Ta lb* Imdeadani MarrWl I. Aabl ■ •** aa* brrrl ■■MM A* nwswwv as*tew, ml m aWH Agrrwff fifiaa y**. Twwe answet W* | lb* MAbwrtbw* at taarw, w. tw llbu a*rv|r* brresw. a •wrb arrv iv*. am ih* fauMfdatat w aabl, tb* plaiSHIfi ■dy |a |b* ssmrt I id th* mmflalNl. jiatrd Mar l*®i Ho* B1L. M< •mp'atnA IA*wm Mary M. Adblayaa I Hi mmm al Barnwell* b*ffh 11a®® smfi lt*4y la® mmwwf man. iba apf*y sbaB h® amVF swfffffiMA •ad m- «jJ«i*4 la iBAs ■ Is bate a MB *»es* a csnsT at I oanplalat aa dBrw la w alas® - f days alt*® tb* . mi tbs dav af PI RttTI.Y. F ram aaw as a* a tl ml p*adas®, fmss asaamd lb* • -r%4 la ffk assAM* *■«•* ts« ■*ak( aad atBr® sawsB*ra p*ads pay tb® *s®f Bp mp. gsl* *dte* •as ay maarn amd efidsfi Ben ssw sfiaB ga pefisss la® sA hAada mwm baadda® ftafifi® ®ff sad sapp®® fasBBaad wav * Aib ■fis fi** aw afisaasags* add taafitakfin iBafi tbs *• •« Lh *•» k* t'ONCiUKlt COMPtelTTIOCF ia ad ibte amfiAsa af lE® Haafib. Tbat Abts to bartaaaa sasfisfil® lag aa aMt pews® A® Ib® mmwmmmm aaiAaAaMbai mi mmmtf fsemes wba will gfisa a® ib* *TfawAAMdif Aa ■Bar tb* lag$s®f Adfia®® aad saafieBkai k tt Ast *• ell that ** asb, sad w* atsb ll awai dfisatasSty < tlAatma Is a®A ItmlSad t* rwsr. i® aad fcaysmd *b* I r«gba®*ba®d sd Bars *< k®t i ■ OrANor.nt’im, b. C., 8ept. 2,1892. Editor J* tiplr: Please give the, following notice spare in your next issue and obl : go all con cerned : ' The Orangeburg District Board of Education will please meet at Orange burg, in the basement of St. Paidfs C.’hurch.on Friday, Sept. 16, at 12 m. ( for the purpose of awarding the schol arship offered by the Columbia Female College, and selecting two beneficiaries for Wofford College. Applications for ^heso position* must be sent to either of the. undersigned on or before ihc day of meeting. Applicants must be members of the Methodist Church, must need the A*«i*unre, aud mnat have the endorse ment of their tes|iectiv® pastor*. Ap plicant* for Wofford beneficiaries must, HUMOROUS. —Wouldn't the impecunious r<»ting man he happy during the ice crcmn sea son if the girls’ mouths were no bigger than a fashion-nlate makes them ap pear?—Bradford Era. —"Monej talks, my boy. .money talks,” rcmnrktxi Mr. (iotrox. '‘Strange, though, with the amount of talking it does,” commented young Anluppe. “it ao seldom gives itself away."—Indianap olis Journal. , , — Mrs. Crimsonbeak (who ban over heard her husliand iklking in his sleep) —“Tell me, John, what game it is that they have a ‘kitty’ in it?” Mr. Crimson- beak (equal to the emergofljjy) — “Oh. j es; puss-in-thc-corner.”—Yonkers Statesman. — Industrious Mother—“Willie, if you don’t go to work ^you will never be worth the salt that goes into your bread.” Willie (stretching and gaping) —“Well, rather than go to work you may leave out my port of the salt.”—N. Y. Herald. —Personally Acquainted—Mrs. Sub urb—“Are you acquainted with heT personally?” Proprietress (of intelli gence office)—“Yes, indeed. She is a good girl. I have known her for years. She comes in here almost every week for a place.” —A New Species.—Circus Man (hunt ing for a stray elephant)—“Have von seen a strange animal around here?" Irjshmarf—“Begoriw, Oi have that; there was an iujur-rwbber bull around here pullin' carrots wid his tail.”—Har vard lounpoon. # —“Yon weren’t at th* office yester day," said his wife. “Why-er-no. Yon know how fond I am af hunting. I want with some friends in pursuit of game." “Ysa," she answered, frsaxing- ly; “also of high, low and jaak."— Washington Mar. —Tanglefoot—“Oh, isn’t this waits diviner Mias Smiiax-”Well perhaps Mamie A IlsKev, >*'nt* la®, t.ula * 4 tin* • t . IjAurva* 4'Ivart**® W. B*i-h, Msml* E Fvaak l». Itush and llavld < lArlrmlani* . , tort *t mmoxa r«»u auuir, (Umuplslnt rirrvrtl.) To the Defends ut* almve nsmetl; Y®« are hereby •ummori*d and re quired u» answer the complaint In this .Icthwi, of uhlch a copy U herewith served ii|k*ii von, and t® serve a copy of your anMUcr to tb* safe) complaint on ilie Mih»onher« at their office Aiken, S. t\, ulitiin tuertfy day* aft*? rhe service hereof, exclusive of the d\> af *«ich ser vice; and if von fall to answer the coot- pffiint wlihui the time aforesaid, the plaintiff iu this action will apply U> the t on rt for-the relief deinamied 'in the complaint. Dated Aiken, .i. f* , June 22nd A. D. Is92. -J HENDEltsON BROS. • ' Ptfilntlffa Attorm‘y*. To the Defendants Harriett E|W o<h1, Mamie Adilev, Irene Ashley, and W». A. Bailey - ; ’i’a^e Jiotice that the onni- plainr. in this artinn, togeiher with the summon* of which the foregoing D a copy, was* fileddn the office of the Clerk ollhe Court nf Common Pleas for the Comity of Barnwell, at Barnwell, i>. C., on the 22ml dtfv of June IS'.cj. HENDERSON BROM. Defendant* Attorneys/ Aiken S. C , July 2Uth,l892. Jm (j f ak* woAt** tbat tb* eoaaf bwprib*v u 1th ib* whhrti th* f«»*vg®iag tea* la th* o4B* * mi tba 4 te*k ■ r*n®»WMa l*Wa* |®s tb* 4‘«m w*H, at Baruw*ll. tk t‘.,sm mi AagM*4, A. I*. I^*J. HOB KLU MURPHY A in*t* te altrrt*>rn, H. 4’^ Aug sug’.’V*.* »d la haad u tab assadasai*®* aaw ■PI Umt aa t •■ u# f a* r * bsi BsA* Ib I*ftb**4 • «®fia*a af mw swwafif. HKfTONDLY-- j _ ~ £ mmt gwafwwfiaa ad htgb**a pa***bA* rufiaa Ib® aB paasubswaa *f *• ala* •wbbftw®® rvsbsdB *a® baed lAwwa, sd tb* wssy uBaa^ *| Ail ® mi MRBBMBdkR HHMi 1 Urn* || §# fBfifiHi ru aa®®?. bbd fiBag a*u s**®yfhi®^ Aafikaw bftwalpi® af a*dteAabl< I W 9M i F A N B* • ® tiff's Atlj jatb. Iicrj WK h a.vk what you want-* bar itrrki la *v*tf ll ••• searwata-irA*, Asm ter a* aad »at**»><® Aa | ■vtisaasaat aad ea* b* xiadrvuA® r altar >®saH* wi rest tewfi a* hs d**rrtb*d Ml aba mmkmm mi t>« r \mmfwaitea aad a*a^brteababd ■ lAb as abd wa a IB hs sqaal feaaaa®? Pi I ••ct the | la** .’^Tt RI»BCI AL, HTUniKH- JrbUab V* b—a pahi ta Ab* srtealaa mi mmt sfiafiR f gt«jd« wtrrv»forr aaitarsallv silgbAad hv all -f^l cUlr*. ll I* sarprtelag that aaeh sbaald ha«* b**j| the Hat a visit An oar eaip**rtuai alll show aaw oM-naantllr eatrrprtee ifi all thl* rwaauy. OUr %tork of Harduar* la aa enmpteta and wall assorted a* any that eaa fiHind.io Augusta, ( barIcst4>n, S«vannah or Tolu Talbott Sl Sons.. Sbffla**, B«ll*r«, aaw IffilU. torn aod Wheat Mills.■ * Wood Working Msrhinery, Hrkk Machinery, ^ Uotton Gin*. . ./ ♦ ot t«*n Pr*aM*s. rOMpf.KTE ]iilfmrT t for largrsnd j tppaay Aa home bnvars on every purchase., B orkers la wm»d sad Iroa will find small *1 annrrl*»on ino®i4mp^»veifpfsn«. | all the Imj*I lord* of tin Ir tra» iMicket and tab simply i»cricct. Ml assorted as an v tbat earn ba mbfa, sad oar prices will aav* Supervisor’s Notice. All parties who have transfers from Other cmintic.s to Otis county nnd have never received their Registration cer- cates will write to the Supervisor nt Chitty’s, B. R. R., giving name, age, occupation, township, precinct, resi dence, etc v jt being simply intpossihle fafJtJie rtupervlnor to make out a certifi cate from a simple transfer, and the |M>st offices of the parties being mi known to him there it delay in for warding the certificates of aucii parties. Any matter in regard to Registration will have attention by addressing meat Chltty, 8. B B. R. - UAYNE F. RICE, 8. R. B. C. sepl-5w FORMAN UNIVERSITY. GREENV/LLR, 8. C. The next session will be it is divioa; but it happen* to he a polka J 8t*pU*uiher, JM!|2, instaad of a waits, abd th® MRbier your feet are acquainted with th* feet th* r# are ttkuly to get along Courier -<T sufboss you will ha ta Ifeb® that my Im - Onr Tllt*il\> dirtst a«tln» St»-am PKESSao.l ELEVATOR >y« .‘t?i I* fw- yond qnealhm the bent ever invented. TALBOT I ’S Engines and Saw Mill outfit*. VAN WINKLE and LU MM US Gin*. Double Screw Press and Suction Ele vator a^Jowest possible price. ' iff m C. Padharjii GENERAL AGENT, Columbia, S. C T t£ K - - - — ' " ' . * X Hilltlal Life tnsilrance Compamj, OF XKW YORK, all the Iwsl to*d« of lh* Ir trades at <Mir establishment, la buitdlag hard war* wa carry everything. Our is*cket suitable cutkry, acisaora, Ac., ars tbs bast to ba bad and our razor* are simply p RiVNOEH A.ND STOVES- Wc handle a l>eanllful line of Range* and Cooking Stoves and Invite the espe cial attention of htisbamD and w ives to tbese saytera of health and Ifghtnera of the three times a day lalMirs of life. They are supplied with full outfits of cook ing utensils, ami upon the voluntary testimony of happy and admirable bouao- keeprr* WC knowingly recommend them. CiENTLKMP'N’S GOOJDH. Gentlemen’s Clothing nnd Furnishing G«sk1» In great variety and of th* beak fabric*and the mrist fashionable tiiiMles. In shirts, collars, cuffs, ties, gloves, hosiery, hand Kerchiefs and underwear we defy competition from any 8outiiera Hourcc and laugh atimitatioii from anywhere. r LA33IKS’ 33HESS GOODS. Wo can please every taste ami stilt every style in Ladies’ Dress Goods, and wa ^1,^1 .-or.pViiy Invlw Hr- fidr “- v nvnr.-isrt woman’s rights and come aud ae« —ISA— th a fall corps of professors and Instructor*. There ar® several course* leading to degrees. ' Instrurtten thorough. Ex- peuar* moderate For farther infor- Dr. 0. Mably ar to iwlylt Strictly Mutual Company, AikI hi». no oTOCKIIOI.liKK.S to bo cnrleh’cMl by .the profits oil' yonr motrey.- Ita first cosLior InsiTrance is ft little higher than that of ‘.‘( heap” Stock or Aaaesament Companies, huLits Tikal Re»i:lt» Cakkot bk Bkatkk by any Company Anywhkrk. An INSURANCE CONTRAC I' is not a thing of a day or a year; ilia a LIFE TIME INVESTMENT, and you ought to be careful how you make such an in vestment. Cheap Jnsuran v ‘C U like a cheap plow or a cheap gin : IT MILL WORK FAIRLY WELL FOR AWHILE—A VERY LITTLE WHILE—ANDTIIEN YOU KNOW HOW IT IS YOURSELF. G ernand & Hyatt, GENERAL AGENTS. UOLCNblA, 8. C. * 4AS. M. 8MITII,Special Repruaenta- Uv«v . WTK. CAUERS. Special Agawt far Barnwell County, julvl f«ir theinselveM. Our sUM‘k of notions, hosiery, laces, ribbon*, soaps, fan®, glove# and dress and toilet accessories generally la without a vacancy In ita eo etc ncs*. Wc have a full stock of Trunks ranging from Saratoga sizes downward. SHOES AND SLIHPER8. Wcliavc'Hn Immense su*ck of the l>est makes ami styles. The famous Bay State shoe* nfttdc to our special order never fail to give complete satisfaction and sell themselves at sight. Closing out at Cost. We. neell room and offer a large lot of pretty Spring and Summer Goods for la dies use at prime cost. These goods will go like hot caka® and first coma fiM served will be the ruft. Don’t miss the chance^ Miscellaneous. Plantation Groceries always in full supply, Bagging and Tie*, Salt, H*ed Data and Rye bda rrive, Furniture, Mattresses, Tin, Crockery ami Wooden War®, w/dl bucket*,’eltains ami ropes, Teather. n*tu>n sbeeU, the l«e*t tobacco and finest and most fragrant^tgars, and In short ®very thing for every body,, to eat, to w«#r abd to work with. Last Not Least. matioB apply to Prbf. Il.T.Caak FOR SILL A S*v*fc-®*fGHte-Jararv Ball, •wmm vu *44. Ib fibbsatedfekua. t'rsnr fi X- Ml J» A. THuMbUM, JUk*. b. V- W Chas. S. Bull. AY'rOMNB.V AX i. ttFBlXGFIELD, fi. C rr«® M i mi ’ i # Iu b>*i Onr family grpeerv department la constantly supplied with all standard eauVfea that mak* Ilf® worik living. W# k**p ably tBaboat i articles, and tolerate no adnlteraiteu. Our list of doltebefea* e»t brands of both home aad ferelgu luvnrku. Tfef Flrdmont B agon, lu all mad* ®f with lh® teogbas* liwa, te f W® or III kaap a fall stevk of th* namU and ulaaauras af IbBM that wo agala all Hi b®*d of !S*r* a»d Help tegtva «s a ha*t frtewd*, w* rtms- ihu fell aaa u* a®* raady te<