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The Barawell P60pl6 Highest of all in Leavening Power.—-Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
In Advance, per Anuuni.........
On Time $2.00.
TltUR&DAY. DECEMBER U 1^02.
A
The aextrtvcujaruomiunmcittlon of
Hariuouy No. 17 A.*. K.\ M.*.
will be held tttThe iievy M-soiacTem-
. pie lu Barnwell upon lOth ^lay of
©tc. ISttiv the sanjo being tin* 2ml Saturday
In #«ld month, beginning at “High twelve.”
_ By order of \V.*. ~
J. A. Jknkts>, Secretary.
-©as!©©
ABSOLUTELY PS/RE
PAI.TKEH ATOUIE Tribe No. 9 l
Iml-KOVEIj OubtR OF IIEO V. EX )
i . : •
~ r Tbr Con noil Fire of this Tribe
will be kindled thin Thursday
evening on the 8th Bun and 80th
sath. All brethren anj earnestly reiiuested
be present. By order of
Chas. Cakkoll Simms, Sachem.
M. F. Haik, C. of H.
Gents coats, vest*, cloaks and pants
alceljr cleaned dyed and pressed. Fa
ded and moulded clothlnj; renewed
with the greatest dispatch, by The
HonnUg Dye Works Denmark, Bo. Ca.
<tf)
Gov. Tillman was quietly inaugura
ted yesterday.
Bee changed schedule
B<mud Railroad.
Dr, A. W. Bailey paid us his annual
pleasant visit last week.
New lot of note heads and envelope*
Just received at ihU.ottice.
Major Jeff Warren represents Damp-,
ton at Court this week.
The Thanksgiving turkey crowded
Out the.cauipaign ruosUir lust w eek.
Col. I. L. Tobin is as calm and serene
as w hen he wielded the editorial pen.
The Varnvllle Enterprise will be the
name of Editor T. P. M tiler’s new pa
per.
Dr. W. J. Young, of Fairfax* was In
town yesterday, and nisdo us a^pleasant
call.
Money for Managers.
I have the money for the payment of
managers of the Fed.raf Elect.ou, and
wish to pay it out as soon as possible.
If the4narmgers of each plecinot will
get together and draw one: order for
their money and div ide for themselves
it will be quite a favor to me.
W. T. UARI.EY,
Allendale, B.C.
That tired aching feeling which Is
experienced by so many people living
in malarial districts, can be cured by
taking Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic**
Is as pleasant to the taste as Lemon
Syrup, children-take it and never k'w>vv
it is medicine. Is as iarge as any dol
lar tonic and for sail by all druggists.
Merry Christmas.
of the'South December is with us and the Christ
mas draws nigh vvilli swift feet. The
little folks are already co intlng the
Willixton News.
Married at the r. s'dence, of the brhl i
.Vlr
days umil Santa Claus shall come and
older neople are mcdif^liug about dolls
ai d horns and sugar plums for tlienllve
plants and egg nogg f«*r themselves.
Our good friend, Mr. John J. Green, of
Dunbarton, w ho never forgets us iu the
fall, has thonghifuUr fixed The Pko-
i*lk for a jolly time by sending dowu a
jug of plum wiiie of his own making. 1 ,,,
11 ba. not bMi. .ample,I ,,t >ml I. I,i,|. | »;HI pro.-«al to^.my.1110.
den in a dark corner, but we know timt
it has no head aches^or heart a<-i»es in it
sml that it is, as all our friends other
productions, jli»t as good as ian be^
made.
Deafness Ccnnot fcc CnreJ
by local applications as they cam
reach tho diseased portion of the
There Is only one way to cure deafni
and that is by constitutional rentedHs.
Deafness is caused by nn inflamed con
dition of the mucous il'iing of the Eus
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
flamed you have a rumbling sou* d or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en
tirely closed, Deafnest iA the result, und
unless the r»^llHni:uHtion can be ta ten
out and this tub?* restored to its normal
condition, hoaiiug will be" destro ed
forever; nine cases out of ten arecauj*d
by catarrh, w hich is nothing but an
inflamed condition of the mucous siir-
faoes.
We will give One Hundred Pollers
for any case of Deafness (cwnsed by
(•atari h) that cun not be cured bv Ha
Ca*aVih Cure. Scud forcircular*; f^ee
F. J. CHENEY A Co., Toledo, O.
£i4J*"Sold by Druggists, 7.*c.
SUCCESS.
O, where Rhsll I find It, and wVst will It bSt
ThLr wonderful plft—this great in) story?
O, uhJiV 13 St like, snd fcow'shall I know.
The patbl tauat UUo or where 1 nuat go?
For vrnja there sre mry. and nl^ht will cotnt
on., ..j.
And ye .ra are so floetiaj that youth w'.tl tx
; gono
Ere I shall attain It or n:in>o ft a-; mine!
O, glVo ue seine toki rf, or sLpw rcc some algni
??o Ohswrr erTtio hAd: to mv foag!at iTi’rnsc—
i-p^iw i,f Cn.. t tac *t>a s so ueiuo!
1 sshc 1 of reyne^ifcorr. a^d thnro that I net,
V. Latevcr lu Lfe waa the U st tliiiig to gotl
I followed their teacldrars, as well as 1 could,
And struggled to reach uy to earth’a hlsteat
£OOd I Jj
I Ucllt up vast wealth, and I lived la great
slate, ’ .
But Ltirdens were crushing me early and latot
1 sought then for honor, position and,fame,
I woif them and wore thom, and found thorn but
uamet
Then saddened, I sat In the shadows slone:
Success—1 tluju knew that 1 never had known!
And tfaao was departing, and
B^ar,
And naught, was before mo but
fear!
age drawing
failure and
Malaria p-oduceri weaki.eM, general
pHreiiifum Thuraday evc:iingikt7
Air. T. O. Alex tuiler. of Greenv ille,
to Mi**- Emma " cathcralme,
M. Gnlptfln ofllciuting. 'l'h**y left
ihe train the same evening for Augia
U. After ependMig a l>w day* lln»y
Mr. Al^x
under is a mctfbrr of the firm of AJtx-
atKler Bros, ami U ;t ilnn businc*-* man.
Hor is forfunKte in wiunitig a fair Mini
richly gifted better half. May they live
long and happy.
The nmftquer»(l4 party given by Pnif.
Bailey on !a*i Friday evening fn tii«*
K
ck
B.
T.
In ii
When borne through the sllenoe, on waves ol
sprayer, J .
My sprxrtt was lifted to regions most ttirl
I naw th'-n t>f.t frs'ftia llfe’a^rnter snd source;
That Ijre la life’s s ivior, eternal lu force—
OufstrctcMa*- In power to the uttermost need,
Dissiaving all evils, and sewhig tho SMil
Cf progress and growth, UU success shall be
won—
Success everlasting, for all time to come.
—Ell i Dure, lu- Inter Ucena.
AN OLD MAID’S ADVICE.
now
Tocrs Wen tv Husband for
Maud Oaldoy.
The newly elected county olTlcera are
huaify engaged in getting up their
bonds.
Hollcltor Bellinger l* attending Court
id
debility, bitioiiAU^k*, lure ol app<'tiD-, j I -® «'f tlu Nigbbclio* i v i a.id
iadlge^tlon and constipation. Grov#'* aucoesa
For two whole years Tapt. Jutnpison
had Vi«i*n the idol of tho spinsters of
L’uial>ori)ngh-by-thci Sea.-.Cheery, good-
nnlured and gooit-hx>hlng. his private
means were limited, if they existed at
ell, and LU pay was Insuflici-ont to en-
able him to iuduls-c any of those ex-
The young folks cnjnytd it' pctmlvo lu^-s which luiv» young men
and hU 1»i«>t»?r deserve
• vuu'i,i of the
from the muJcr d.•lights of tra and
U'nnls. He ucither hunted in winter
-few
raoudeMM Chtll I onic is a perfect Mala- I v ’* r ' ,n,u ‘*'* R**
rial Liver Tonic and Blood I’uriflar, 1 cr, JJ*' t *V. r t ,, f r
and renurves the cause w htch priHluc«*« ^* r *»M moved hi* fam-j toy plnyed polo in anm ner; and he
th»se iroable*. Try it and you w II be | ^. ll> ** <>: ,t> * i k. J w,
I
Wnttc ‘ niCX tin
that V«»u know what you arc taking.. .
lion Geo. W. Croft, of All en, was in I ^ cauu. Fur sale by ali dru fc - | ^miug, and at a nveetltig of
- - - - gUia. j council «n Moiulav i». C. All, uf Elko,
j was elected ii.arsltal.
„ .. B. B. Yuangbloo*!, who ha* been o\fi
Oor | elks. | We.tp.rtwov
mm immmm
lumbta.
■beet
|?^^^5J*Jj^^phTTy«rvcTr»rgrif tlifTiiiiiics of in\r^>al
at you arc taking. ,,f tun 11 f * r y^ars, fc-igned on
Court yesterday, luokit;g to be. in »u
perb health,
Major lalargrnw* younger in spirit
and loots a* the )earv nj*eu his le If* 1
attainmenta. »
Fur tale, one lot on street coming
from depot,00x112. Apply at tbl* office
decl-3w A. h. Foup.
Hon. D. 8. Henderson wa* in attend-
ance upon the Court yeskirday. and
warmly welcu.ixd bjr UU utauy friends.
Read This—C. K. Gvles A have a
flue lot of Geuta Ctolhiiig which they
•re offering low down in (trice.
Cel. C. K. Sawyer lacks ot.lv two
things to make bha |***r;**otly “bsppv.
He should marry and mo .’•to barn well.
M r. George W. Price Intend! to move
to C alifornia. Forth*! rraeoi |»e Is of.
feriug valuable pr qierty din cheap.
8«e his adrerilaeruiut.
Scnatttr Mayfield was In Court yes
terday as counsel i:i*n iui|»ortat«t case.
*1 he Bcnate ha* put louch work on hts
strong young head, and It will be well
done. ,
C. E. Gylea A Co , have a nice and
select assortment of Furniture, *i~>
Safe*, Hvd Spring* aud M^i.rv*»t *. If
you waul a bargain call on them.
Today two weeks is the lime set by
law for the closing of the Lax books.
Treasurer Free has w mien, up to dale,
•boat one third cf the jmiire number of
receipts, leaving some six thuossnd
yet behind.
ar*, retunii’JKl ).T*t week
to Ala a • ! • >
Lev. J. i.. Vass,of Greenville, Super
intendent of th«* Bvpiist Stat*'Orphtu-
age, will pi each at this place on Sun
day n* xt at I i a m.
t Lodge of ibe I. O. G. T
i be General Assembly met on tho j
?2d u.u llJilTbfaiicke* were orgaidxc«l '
by Mo* elevMoit ol f.i.inc.'ollo*e> •.
The Aft (liittfHt CiMssidiit to ftw !
Miiouu:.cv«t ult n edne-dav ii*e Harii-
well dcisgsilou were assi^utsi .aa.foi-
l%*w»:
•**viiator Mavlleld—Chairman of Com- i
mitteeon Miu«««nd Miuiug, meiutHsr |
of i. uu>uiiit**e^ on Rngni-sed BdU, ? i- ,
••slice. Judnisry and l*rivU*gcs'anJ
Eiecthins.
Joseph M. .skiuncr-'>Vays and,Mcana, ! **u*»e t
Judiciary.* . t * Be*t u-ethod* of keeping
II. C. Folk—A ceuunls, lucorpora* , f| tfriv*i In scb -rdlnsk'bulges.—
Ilona. • L. Biilcv aud Rev. H W, Lide.
M. U.Crum—'isU»s, Mtu.sand Min- | -‘id 1* it ••(hie for jt cons|*t*
ing, mcmlier of o^r onter to vote ag*!ii
InSUOr<: T ; *h bade lie
really was a very nice man indeed;
every one agreed that he would make
a Tory nice husband for anyone of
the yonnrf ladies of Bnnborongli to
in whom he might finally determine to
1 offer him vc If; and for two y e ar a ho dls*
i titbu>cd his favors freely, but with al-
1 int•>*. v i- • artt.i i'.y.
“Tl^re b rafety
r in num’
Tin
w ill C'l
M>«ii.«
will e*
dav tit
Bc*i
th*» f»
nvene with the \\ iili-ton I.oCge
isdaj* l>*e; 7th. at 11 a. m. and
•tilinuc iu aesalott tiirnugh fr ri
*•
•ics the regular order of iMisiness
How lug qnestious wilt he dis-
up the
R« v J.
at
M. W„ Phillips—Intsinal luiprovo-
mrnu.
j J. D. Kinard—Puhltc Printing.
Blarktm# News*
Miss Duma IhtWiu is spending tome
time with fricuti* at Lcauiori, S, l*.
Owl. F. M. kiixsou spent several days
last w«ek iu Columbia, at the uievtmg
of tbs (ieneraJ Asscm bly.
Miss Annie McMillan has been quite
ill. but is touch improve.!.
'I he I. O. G. I, her*; had a very Inter
esting meeting ou last Friday night.
Mr. kv. F. Crus* was ^elected li. in
place of L.ol. F. M. Mixsou, rcsigu-'d.
k*r. and Mrs. IV. Vi, Garun s(*cut lost
week in Baiohurg.
G. it
iiliaius
,, , .^The Gordon Yoluntecra telegranbed
t apt. I)unn tells u« that killing hog* <; uv . Tilloian ou ia*t Ftiday ^i^iuiajn
are bringing :>^g cent# s pound in Ecu- otfciiug their setvloes should they h*
lucky now , the higucst price they have , uettied Loqucich the not at ’tvr.«'-aaA-
reached in a n o«<d many years. I’liat j eaw, near .**100111.*rvHU*.
•msaus that bacon w ill range next sum
mer from a dime a pound up.
Go to C. K. Gyles A Go., tf you are in
search of
near Mnnui rvHie. We hate no
doubt that if they hud gone they would
have returned jubilant. .
Miss LuU Ram
pr*'li'li|tlon?—Kev. Jno.
ani Rev. W. G, Britlon.
3d.-That l i l.c* have more Influence .
N*aiu6t in<» iiiperaiice than men have.— j
Prof t utittlt gSmui and Mr. Y. 8. !
On CRR.
■fih. Wha? l« the rc'atioii Itetweeu 1
Tcni|tsrani*e and Christian R«ligU*n!—
Rev ChMi txburg and Rev. D. \k , Key. |
A puhlic address will l*o delivered
U'rd..«Misy eteniug 7..id o’clock at the
Baptist < I.ur> h hv Her. Jim. G. \VIV
1 lum*• Ai*a i InirstUy evciitng at ibe i
eauv.* hour bv Rev. Clirivt/burg.
Every lx»«'gc In the disirict is urged
to Met.d delegate*. 'J h.*«e who Inftnd
coming will please notify Mr*. IV. C\ !
einlth, who |s chalrtuai) of the Com<t:it- !
t* c «mv Eniertainmout
Husine«a was | a«'tlnlly anspen^ej on
Thursday an! I lirnk-rD U!< services'
were rowfueted In the Baptist < hurcii, ;
•Kev. Mr. Galphiu dtllvcrcd a verv flue
wirmou. • Hal. I
ot:, \ua\* t ntuU
ra and the
' oowards kuow it,” aaii klcia Grayson,
of tho Yallcy Cottage, to Maud OnWc-y,
. w!mj had boon unburdening her soul to
Iter. Mina Grayson war. the Limlest e.f
elderly Ladies where young people's
L/ve affairs wrero concerned, end Maud
Oakley had known her aince she
(Maud, not Misa Grarsoo) wts a baby.
I **Co*.vards! M said Mias Grayson again
| under breath, and Mias Oukley snii/cd
deprocali igly. 8I.0 had boon talk.eg
; to M ias Gray sou for an hour, an d had
told her sympathcUe listener a good
doal that was, in the lauguu<7c of the
viflgar, ‘stale Dcwa.” Mias Grays n
was quite aware ^all Lunboroug’u
nig'.it hare toii her) that Capt Jnmpi-
s»*u had quite recently shown a dis
tinct preference foe tlu Oakley family.
I!« dined the.*e whenover he was a-.ked
and had won Gen. Oakiey'a confidenc*>
by delleatoly expressing ucboundwl be
lief in hU stories—not always an easy
tetJc he ha.1 been mo*,! attentive to old
Mrs. Oakley da.dig supper tlmo at sev
eral Wiia, so l Ida visits to the h<m40
for fire o’clock ton hod not been limit
ed by invitations Issued to him ^con
fined to those occ.iaions when Gen. and
Mrs. Oakley were'at home; but there
were two Miss Oakleys, and to which
of them CapL Jutnplsoa lu tended hi»
attentions to bo devoted was n ques
tion which ' IluriG>roujh-b7-tbw*B..a
would have liked to bare answered. It
was not stVShge, however, that the
public were puxxled vvlien Maud Oak Icy
had had to edfifesa to MTls Grayson
prices to suit hard times.
^Vpt. H. W. Richardson wsa-in town
on Baturday. He is a candidate for
reap|minUneiit to the Collectohihlp at
lufort, from which ho was ou<*t-d
youxa
wtien Harrison came iu to make room
for Buiails.
%
Married at Blackvllle, S. C., on Nov.
24Ui by Rev. W. D. McMIiUn, at
the re«ideuc»of the bride’s parents, Mr.
L. L. Kennedy, of.Dmunaik, to Mias
Carrie E. Dyghea, eidc-t daughter of
Ur. and Mrs. i. N. Dyches.
Remember C. E. Gyles £, Co, don’t
offer goods lens than cost Uut guarantee
to sell good goods, and us low as they
can be sold.
Col, w. Perry kf.i r pl.y I Rannven oountv cbuicln-tn^ uTiirrT.T^T
ih tin ‘
I
tcrbOTb sunsliTne into Court yesterday,
ftince his relief from nfllciaf responsi
bilities he appears to have renewed his
youth.
Since tho elocti'*n our exchanges
roach us with regular irregularity. The.
mail agents probably feel that they will
be bounced next spring swy how and
have •consequently grown careless.
JThey certainly deserve their walking
papers.
C. E. Gyles & Co., of Black villa, have!
a large stock of General Merchandise
which will be sold low for cash during
the next forty days. Call and be con
vinced.
There was a very pretty meteoric
shower last night a week ago, but the
big display predicted for Sunday night
failed to specify. The comet did not
{ my the promised visit 10 our section,
nit it gave science a very black eye.
Capt. Jno K, Hair tolls us that an acre
halt lot which,-.ha agusTn ty*
d follows with peas In the
better than any other
equal part-of his fine farm. It makes
forage enough for two fine cows all U10
year round, with something to spare
for other stock.
Shoes—Shoes', C. E. Gyles & Co., have
• fine lot,and c*n suit the most fastidi
ous lady or gentleman, also a;ent for
the famous \V. li. Don glass shoes for
Men, Ladies and Children.
The Conrt of Common Pirns pro
gress** quietly. Cousiderible basinets
has been disposed of. The terra will
not be prolonged beyond next Monday
at latest. Judge Hudson has been on
• and a
every fall an
summer pa vs
McthoiiM 71 in is ter*.
The Meihodtst Conference la Char
leston cloned Monday evening, when
the appointment* were read out.
Presiding KhU r* Dickson and Wells
remain in charge of the Orangeburg
and Charleston Dintrj^Ms. The appoint
ment* to charges in Barawell county
territory are:
Allendale—I*. F. Kistler,
Bamberg—J. W. Elkins. !
Barnwell—A. N. Brunson.
Biackviile—T,. S. Bellinger.
Colleton—C. K Wiggins, -
Graiisms—J. E. Grier.
Williston—J. B i’latt. ,
Other ministers who have 'served
. . , , j . . „ me if
^ j. ^ wasi V rc ‘® rre ' 1 Lj.ttio man to whom ahe
.akt- i»l .nvl-ij. ia run llie r urd ly l«.t h-r heyt,
.lo nothing lor it. We know from ex- | tho,5 J h * he admitted al.e bad her fears.
trerier.ee that Shiloh’s < ure will cure f . “Geraldine haa Dr. Covcrdale,’’ said
your cough. It never falls. This qx-| Matfd. ‘‘She would be quite happy
plains w by more than h Million Dottles wityhim.”
were s.d l the past year. It relieves ! /“Quito so,” said MUa Grayson. “It
itmio and whooping cough at-once/fnever rains but it pours.”
Mot!)ers,do not Im without it. For lanfc ■ ?.!aud-wondered w bet her it had ever
hack, side or do st use Bhlloh’s lyfons | “poured” wAh suitors, la
1 Iilku t. Sol i hv J. A. 1 oldix Barn-! jon’s younj d.tj-s, and said^jothlrg.
'veil; I*. W. Farrell, Blackv
M. Smith, Williston.
pro-
pourfd” wjUl suitors la Groy-
r . . .. ddaic “
le; l r. J. “Can’t vro malic Dr. CJverdalc
pose to her? ’ said Misa Grayson.
Good Bye and Good Unfck^ “And Gcrnldiae accept him?” added
At aeaHt’d meeHfig of the Bar 0 f *^° u btfnU^ Miss Grayson was a
Darn well heldibfil.e Court House on 1 determined-looking old la*iy, but even
llie 2.1(1 ult^cid. Robert AMrii h pre- *he sesmeddsneonaidwr tho project i:a-
HS l otto'.V?
P. L. Kirton—dYaUorboco.
David IIticks—liardeevlll '.
, M. Harden—•Boiling Springs
J. L. Sifley—Pacolet,
(). A. Darby—Lynchburg Ciivuft.
E. P. Hutson w as sent to s>cnecaCity.
/I”'losing preamMe kmi r t s.
wlYndi were adopted a
►enbul th
he
unA>n:n0HH \ ote
V\ hcreas fho Hon. W. Perry Mur
phy has voluntarily retired from the
( .Lee of solicitor of the •'Second Circuit
which for several years ho 1ms filled
practice He.
“Did you ever t-y boobod with any
one?’’ S4id Miss Grayson.
“Whet?” said Maud.
‘'Doob'ao, Loulioo, Iwohoov” cried
Miss Grayson, excitedly; and an elder
ly huiy who hiul selected the precis©
Milvn,', ln moment to be unnouDcej by M!r» lirfty-
.spiendul service to Uie Mato> and uni- J
Allendale News.
Sfc X ''-.
The cold w ave struck here last w eek
ou time.
>—pretty and exciting race was run
on the outskirts of town one day last
week between Mr. L. K. Wood’s grey
colt and Capt. H. .1. Moody’s race filly.
The grey Cume in winner by a neck
and a half.
Capt. II. W. Richardson spent sev
eral days in town and left Saturday
p. TO. for Barnwell.
Miss Cora VV ilsniq,. aftrr spending
quite a time in Charleston w ith her
lonu courtesy and kirvdnrss to ids
brethren of tiic bar and eminent fair
ness to all to whom the duties of his
high office extended. Therefore,
“He it resoh.d by the Bar of Barn
son's pretty little parlor maid very
nearly turped and fled! She came in,
however, and her impT’esaioSi that llisa
Grayson had gone deinentftd was con
firmed by tho apparently imbecile
w ell, in meeting assembled, That iu l^ a &htcr \vi:h which her greeting was
the retirenv?ut of the Hon. W. Perry ’ ’
Murpli^r from the office of -solicitor, he
carried with him the highest esteem,
confidence and respect of the bar, ami
we believe of the courts and the people.
“Resol ved, That w © expend to the ro-
[ tiring solicitor our sii cere wishes for
his future prosperity and happiness,
and the hope that hD brilliant career a.*
solicitor may be tho beginning-of a
bricher. VW-*1 V. & s. ptill n,ore 7/Mn.ieiNnd I ^,'f ^ T*
Ry. returned homo Saturday, much to
tlie graiiilcatioii of lief iniiny TTIgtuls.
Mrs, C, M. Hjers iss|>eudirg the win
ter In .Spartanburg, where iior two sons
■re attenditq< WsilTord College.
It is a» yet an open question whether
the citizens of Allendale will allow tfc*
pDco U»be Hilling a newspaper. Borne
express themselves as being iu favor of
hastening tho establishment of one td
take fie place of the defunct “Enter
prise. Surely a town so progressive,
having ao much rtiliglupnment and
culture, w ill see to it, that at an early
dav a live paper is started.
*lt had developed a few weeks before
the election, that Bcnj. Myers, colored,
w»* aspiring to be post insster at thl*‘
plxce. As nothing was ever Joo vile or
received.
Maud rose to leave, and Miss Gray
son, who ba l recovered her prv*anc© of
mind sufficiently to inquire aftor her
new visitor’* husband (ha had been
ue&d sevea years), accompanied her to
the front door.
“Don’t you understand, you ' silly
cliild?” she said, klauing her uffectioa-
Mttfon of substantial justice wnn »*.*•
isb hand to sundry swarthy fellow-sub
jects and; th© in&truction of thd mala
portion of thorn In the us© of obsolete
weapons and tho evolutions of an im
proved drill.
Tho climate-—well, every rose hall its
tftorn, aiqi Government House and hia
society would reconcile Geraldine OaL-
ley to a bursting theraometer and a
diet of quinine. She could have her
sister to stay with her if she felt lone*
ly< l.c wat quite fond of Maud, though
of course she did not care for Limj^dici
r.hetiot always retire when he came to
tea, and leave hun alone w ith her c
bister, asd always refuse to give
more than four dances in one evening?
Bat Geraldine was different. Dr. Cov-
erdale would do very Well for Maud
when Geraldine was gone. There abo
was—Maud, net Geraiditief- 1 —standing
on'’tho top step waiting for him us no
almost ran up the garden wallc.
“How do you do?” she said, shyly, as
she ushered him into tho drawing-
room. “I will go and tell Geraldlae
you are here.”
lie was delightedi could anything
have boea mjra thoughtful? But,
oddly enough, sbs did not go. She *at
down, on the contrary, and began
fingering a “chair back” nervously.
_‘Tt is a fine day,” ahe 8u?9, and then
stopped. ^ ^
‘Thing it,” he thought; “I meant to
tell Geraldine the news first, but there’s
no harm in beginning with her.”*’. .
So he begad, puiliiig out bis oSeial
letter to show her. ,
*T hare conuy Miss Oakley, to tell
you some now s and ask you to congratu
late me.”
“What!” *he exclaimed, “are you en
gaged to lie mar—”
“Ok, no!” he answered, “not exactly
—that is, not yet—ta fact, J 'mean not
Bxadlly.**
And ho got very red, nod so, curious
ly enough, did she. She looked very
pretty blushing und with her lower lip
quivering a litUJ. Geraldine was not
so pretty as M ©od, be admitted to him
self as he looked -at her; but so much
the hotter. Grraldlne would be all £>©
less likely to flirt. If. that is, there was
anyone at Goverurocut House to flirt
wit’i.
“No,” he anil; “it’s the appointment
I told you (or was li your
get f.-»r me—the
very thiitSf I have been wantinf.”
And he proceeded to point the
eberms of tho new career opening be
fore him i.v glowing colon. He said
nothing about tu« calcine. When he
came lo an cud of ell the details she
was siltin'', uT.h rn crnrevslon of deep
interest, <f>>klng at him. end ho felt
thpt hod she only been Geraldine the
very moment would Lave arrived—that
precis® opyortunlty not ulwvra e.ut.y to
obtain, particularly iu afXr.kYil vlli
“And so,” lie Si.l l. feeling he must
bring hl.s tale to a eoocluaica and give
her an esente for going to fetch her
sister—“rod so Miss Oakley, I leave
Bunboronyh very Boon, and Lave conic
to sny gfKxkhy.’*
’Good—good— boo—1>oe. ’’
Bhe did not Lit the preclae note
which had startled ML»s Graynon*
visitor; but the effect on him was even
more electrify iag.
“My God!” he murmured,
hoo, 1<V> hoo—<x” And she
buried Lcr herd in the sofa cushions.
For a minute ho said nothing; Lis
first inirtlculate entreaty to her
on bis li;* before !»©f storm of gri?f, so
he bit hit mustoch} lu silsr.ee. Then
the front dour :>lamtno-d; MissGeraiuine
OeLlcy wns going out for a walk,
totally unaware of b!s arrival. Cculd
he stop her? He could hardly rpen the
window cn 1 riuti.t. Ho moved toward
the drawingroom door, but he hod to
pass the sofa, r.mt as he did so the girl
ou it rose, ns if she, too.' hslf dazed,
was seeking a way of er ca^ic; and
their hands met on lha door handle sLo
sank robbing into his arms.
“Don’t, don’t!” .she whispcred,hard!y
ai ticnlatsly; bat he was doing nothing
from which ho could desixt, for ho
could scarcely lot her drop on the floor.
“Good. .Godl” said' Cupi. Jempisoo
uguiu; “wlU no one come?” Bnl the
| no one
should come in nt that precise junc
ture—at all eveuU, not without'warn
ing; .and so thoro was another pauvo,
brokm only by her ooba. He could
sea her sL',ter through the muslin
blinds; she w r.s Lxritlng over tho gar
den gate talking to some one; would
she Chungs' her mind aud bring “who
ever it wa* in to tea? If she did, Maud
would surely hear them entering the
house nnd retreat But Gera’dine
fctood talking at the gate. Only tho
rector wore a high hat at Bunborough-
by-the-S* a and Dr^Covcrdalc.
“Click!" went the garden gat© ns
Geraldine passed into th© sunny roiul*
way.
“ilco-hco!” It was u very gentle on©
this tinrr, frus Loino.vher« near hiii *
watch-pocket.
^ “Cliefi!” went the garden gate, as it
swung back on its hinges.
And Capt, Jurnpison s^irrcndered at
lisciction.—St. James BudgoL
GOMZ NARROW EGCAPC3.
Lnnoceuce EstablUhod Under the Shadow
of (he Uatlowi.
Several years ago Johannes IIolxn % a
twor.iineut fanner of Tama county, Ia. f
disappeared, and it waft thought that
he lie/i been raunjered. The county
paid out qnite a sum of money trying to
find his whereabouts, and there were a
large number of Holm's neighbors in.
the county who, at oach session of the
grand jury, sought to.gct several reput
able farmers around whom circum-
staueos hai thrown suspialo^ indicted.
They woulu have T bco'n indictei
More Money
^ l> the
Cry of Hie Country.
We have nofte to lend
or giveaway, fmcwo
(^sii siive jjuyers
tho Ulu s that we c:;r-
rv enough t*» make a
UUi© go a long way.
<oy
Belng apo< ini dealers In our linft
we are enabled to buy in larger qunu-
lltk's and ut lower jii ie!’* than- i.i!^-
cellancooa mtirchset# and^tbl* ad-
vsiitage and «*h* wp freight rates and
eloso home expenses enable-It* to un-
(leraeli all oou^pvtitioii in Georgia or
C xroiiiix.
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We have tu!J atrek© of HARDWARE,
COOKING snd UK A TING oTpVKS ofdif-
feront inaktis, si/.i-s an.l prh-ba. Ai^A TK
WARE, GUNS ap.J SHORTING GOODS,
HO K ET and TABLE CUTLERY. We car
ry e'ery arthdo In the above lines of Goods
Farmera, Mechanic*, Spbrtstniii and UoUmI-
kttipv*rs generally need.
m-
^111 kinds of TIN and 8!IEKr IRON work a aneclaltr.
Weeiiqdoy tlw* hi*st workmen *'i&l use only first «riH»sniaieriitl.
We aro Agents for the» elehrsted WIIITR <ft!WINO M t.
CHINK8 ami 1 OYKLLDIAMONDBYCICLE8.Cftta)ogu©ft »
‘ ou application.
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One exampi© Is more eonvlnclng than a column of rallc. AVe do notolaim li
handle everything In General Merenaudlae, nut In our chosen specialties we ar©
at lit© very tip top of the ladder in #!x© and coiupletHue«s of spick and superior
excellence of our good*, while our prl.^s run not fail to pleas© even in tbe*ehar«l
times. Inviting Closest Investigation snd comparison we sre yonrs for bnai-uees,
and ask that all Aiken. BnrnwvM and Orangcnurg good people give us a trial be
fore buying any good* that wa deal in.
■| BALDWIN & GARVIN.
BLACKVILLE and BAMBERS.
. ANSWER THIS QUESTION.
WHY should all the good j*tioplr, who are guilty of aiirh a crim©. be without ft
good HEWING MACH INK and the sweet tones of MUHlC In their hdtoea wbett
they can always buy
HIB WIXG M ACHUNEa • ' ;J
- -And any kind of a-ft- —
ft r
Musical IqslrUipeqi
I'hev may n*ed or want? I haw TEN of the BEST MAKES of SEWING MA
CHINES to select from, and any kind of Musical Instrunn nt they may need, an
I s*dl them as cheap sud on as cosy terms as any one would want—Now Yort
market* not excepted. .
’ •» S. M. KKY, Bcnufort, 8, G
n.arlO * . *
m
*
for Infanta and Children*
Resolved
U^t aae of tlur wretWies
llli Th at these r '
to the court at the present 1 10 a l ' u ” er s cI, zen ot t - ,era cr ‘ n ^acd
tears.” And the kind old lady retu"ned
to pacify «, jiiitly Indignant widow;
while Mu'S Oakley walked home, with
a light breaking slowly in on her as
ibe pondered the somewhat eoigmat^al
advice she bad received.
, , , , , , Meanwhile Cabt Jemplson was
JudK-e Uud-on orUerecUtiaut)' rcso- ,t r i(fm z down t!,e filntT road londln-
}uMo(i.l^ ..pm, tho nnnute, of ! tnan the barraeU. to Uouivaronjl. at
y knew
how Lo Lad n transferred hi»n-
»tilf from unfforra to hia near
est mufti
session with tho request that they be
entered upon the minutes'; that they be
published In the county and Htnte pa
per*, ami that a copy of them, suitably
engrossed, be presented to the Hon, W,
Ferry M urphy as a tokan of our best re
gard nLd esteern.”
“Carter!* Is so well adopted to ehOdraa that
I recommend It oe superior to any prasesiptlo*
knowa to ms.** II. ft. abckeo, II.
IU bo. Oxford SL, Drtmklya, H. Y.
“Tbs nm of ‘Castor!** Is ooantverml and
IU merits ao well kaowu th»t It seeots a work
of ruuererwratifin to endorse It Few atw the
hiteUWrent familins who do not keep Castor!*
within easy reach ”
Coaxes M*
STtlX ,
New York Cttj
)f llolin
ted but for
himaeH on th©
tho anival
-UpfjPgr- — - " 'T"-
iTtvo years ago a prominent lady at
Babbisombe. Eng., was murdered and
robbed, and her u rvant, a man named
Lee, was arrested, found guilty and
sentenced to death. Ho was three
times subjected to the ordeal of hang
ing, and three times tho rope broke.
The ofiiccra'telegraphed to the bom©,
secretary. Lee's sentence was com
muted to penal aervitadc for life. Hi©
innocence lias aince boen established,
{ and he lias been released.
Not a great while ago Jim Scarlet
the court, and nuulo some very appro- « VIL « r, uauoor :
pdkte remarks with reference to tWi ° a air * 113 cc ‘
sentiments express-ffi in t!i« l rej*olutious.
DIRPEPHIi A>U LirenovkrLXlYT. r.r mt V/T.T » u*-»0 trial at Bonham, Tex., charged
Is it not worth the small price of 75c. p vu .. . nd’lhe Uv^J‘ V5Wh kiliiug'Andrcw lakce^l l in i«S5.
tolree yourself of every sympinm of 1 eel cowt w hichformed J A t U>« rnreOedli^r term of the district
th f: e distressing complaints, ‘ if you | ««rt sClct ( mtenced to han^
xt latest, .irnlgs lludium has been on 'l, 2 ev ** r ^ ur think so call at onr store an lo-J, i^.. communication which had tUt after- *1
the circuit for S** month, and noedft |to^beper.ietrat^by .he K**- [ ttoon- ^ I
He feem ten- r
mas.
Ikftekd lor Btn. We arc now. however,
_ . ftasmed of retaining the- eActcut *er-
C. K. Gyl©s ^rO., have a Urge qnxn- ! vkes of our pee; lea* (>o*t matter Mr
lily of Rust proof Gats «t‘ SO cts per U. P. Hcaraou
bushel, also a la'ge lot of Flour uj on The rapid rise la rbe prie© of ©ott-.n
if offering exeewdiugly low. I© bringing | 0 -
P*V Ibe highest price© for
‘ prie© of
fbw few i
if U <!ue* you u« good it
a new tnoL At
p„ I. ,1 .■(f .y-ffa
he xexxkd trial, after
b taturasd «!
will cost you nothing. Hold bv J. \ — .. ^ T»oi rx- , .. .
Tobla.Bw.wrtl; 1- W. K.rrcw; Bl»ckl P-eU>d lo pm».J f^nhwlib to*wo«- AiViTT'l ^
»USi Dr. J. M-amK^, WillbM*. 4. ' re-re ol I^T-jgt.or Hcar.rt. Ambw L*k*S4
Kcv. John n. Dow conduct* Dlyjiw ^ nildmm* dr«*u^ he •*, to —W.«- * UtJ * to ***
.» th. rmbTutUn C>.o.vb oa ; “ *k ? re-^-
*j Go • * -^1 tooM*. *~v—. j T T1 ^ a * **• mu ti
C—frteetwssCoBe.
ftour bv-lunch, Ptarrbon.
KJhs Woraa, gl«*s
Wii^Mft'kujurtaus
Far serersl jwus I b*r« res©
Yni Csjrtitm Cowrxjrr, 77 Mraxxv
your ' Castor A.’ *ad shall always couUrnm te
do ae Bs it h*S uivarlabl/ prodoced UasOdal
faults ”
Eowni F. Fiann. M.Pl,
* Tto WlnthroiY'US* Sons** *’*1
O]^ *p0p
OhiCE P-^OE^E.
WILLIAM McHAB
has gloved up from l>is ttimjsirar}’
sunuuer retreat and is n<*w luily^VcHfly
for the fall trade.
* He giv(* Ins best thanks to bis many
friend* for their good patronage in tho
past and for the free and full sympathy
of their word* for the loss of Lis old
stand and stock by tire.
With a fresh am! complete stock of
new good* suited to the needs 5 of the
people of this section he cordially ask*
and confidently expect* a continuance
of past patronage at tho
So jih Sid3 Store,
"DICKS BRICK BUILDING,
j
South West Corner of the Public
Square.
Hard times ivave come upon the coun
try and as a necessary consequence
high pi Ltf© have been: drtvert aw ay. T
►hall db my best to keep up tii<?quaran
tine against their return.
While 1 cannot, as a candidate for
business, promirto to inak« every man,
uoman amf qjiild w ho may favor me
w ith custom happy, handsome, healthy
and prosperous 1 very 'viUingty pie tge
myself to deal with f>erfect fairne-a. I
w ill be content with quick sales ami
small profirs and aliall sell goods on
Cmirmcrit*.
1 will g ? vc the host price* for cotton
and country f>rodutv$ that a’raight bus
iness can aiford.
Asking my friends particularly and
th* public generally to ( afl nfmn me in
my new quarters before buying or ael-
Now’s Your Chance.
Notice i* given to all energetic men
and foriuiie seeker* that her© Is th©
chance of a life time, probably your last
and best opportunity
■foruiiifl
for securing ©
I w ill sell on the first Monday in De
cember next at public outcry Uf not
previously disposed of at private sale,
subject to all former claims, three hun
dred and fifty acres of be^t clay farm
Ittpds lying in t!»G suburbs of the town of
Barnuoil nod running in aix hundred
yards of tho Onrt House. Alsu four-
Ik e young uiulca, two horses, fourteen
fine milch cows, irom full registorcil
Jerseys to thd best; blood of native
n ilk*T*. including one four year old
node, Jersey, a perfect picture of Ur© *
Jersey family. One lot of besl
blofalod st?K;k' hogs. Also one eight
horj-e etigltte,gin, feeder and condenser,
all a* g<v*«l as new, in perfect order,
also uli Hm modern improved farm ini-
plemcnt*. such h» mowers,rakes, HartiU-
tonand Disccultivators. pulverizer Ac.,
all that a first class farm needs.
The improvctticbta consist of now
gin house, five tenant houses, barn ami
stable* to uccoiumodato ten head of
necessary consequence %u ’ ck ’ l * rm enclosed wl'h
♦ Ww- rtvtww-a^v TT gahratitxva! hftrtafd wire fegee, wiik
lightv. nod posts every ton feet, and
will last a life lime. . V ^
. Terra* psrt cash, baknec on one and
two yesra time or longer if wanted.
The new Railroad (hat will tap |
town within twelve mouths will
bailee this property on© hundred ■
cent* h ^ ♦
Don’t sleep on your rights and
ilcges. W ill take pleasure fn
up ad that Is wauud to be i
p'.w) G. \V. FUICE,
M REfiT.
Hug I
' FiXihovse farm in. high
vaHoii. sItuattid in Bull
j miles from MaUhrw»
fr«*» AI
maiAu Bums.
BABMVEL!., S. 1.
bia^U
; . hepp. r,j
s butter.
I
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