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The Barnwell People KATES OF l&ii«CKiPTiOH. ti Advance, per Annum... .Il-W ,T7~:T. .'■. •• #2.« liAY. JUNE *i, 1803 ' The Hext reguliir !■ , Hvinony Lodxe No. 17 A/. F.'. will b« heidetrtwaew.MMsrita. iono M. M«M»KU>T«n day o. > *ind&atimla> Ltwstre.” Ay order o( W.' M.\ J. A. Secretary. i)«*tt*glar nj«*etin(? of Barnwc lAige No. Irt, K>ii({hts of Pythiaf- wiu P«“ *V H>» ,,,v Frida; nipTlU at 8o’cwk. a full altfiulanct la r^uerted. Byordcr ut • F. t’. Bt'TLER, C C. J. B: M0ORF., ‘ t ■ K. R. 8. Toa #a«t &? Public offleero, lawkera, and all ©the pemona deairing the acrvltfe* of a »pe cial Stenographer to take evidence, re p«»rt apeecnea, or any other work re - I Hiring the aerylcea of a Stenograpltei nd Tjffe Writkr will he aerved at rea- •ooabie rate*, and on abort notice i»> Applying to the Undersigned at Black- ♦Tlla, S.C. • TI. D» IZLAR. IMIS. Wanted—Patients Kidney dlaeaae—See iStieiofiA page, _ suffering from new advertiament O. K. RtaK. from Wanted—PaileriU suffering Organic Stricture—See N * new advertiac- fnent on aecond page. « G. K.Rtan. ASTOSfNHlKG ~ Homhct Mkcbumes ’ -gfiiw- ‘T' Banrwell tlfaded Scbeei. Rarely doe* it fall to the lot of mor tals to wltneea a inor6 enjoyable oeca. -ion thah wda preaented by the Closing KxeriMaeaof the GrCded School on last Friday night, at tilo Opera llouae, be fore a full Audience. Tt #aa A warm *ut fair evening and tv^bodf waa aii he “yw wr«” to aec oi Htar aometbffig tew and interesting; aiid, we thihk, 4»ey bad ua oppor bmity of having their cdrtoHitv aatlatied. After pralyer.tlie aud’ence waa enter- alned hy.a H^tiln S»intatory, M by the liquant a ml elegant sjieaker, Mias lary A. JehRlns, \y hfa recently won £ direr Mediil in a Ifeinoreat contest, rids piece,“de’frered iff tbeChirrAowrtr- ic and classic nian'netbf the old flo- nsn Orators; wSs rMt/clf Soplauded, itnd i translation /.-tilled for by the audience, md given hy the young lady in her en gaging style which brought dobn the iousc. * « —«-— r ' yV. ■. The next piece wAk “Mftle Yls'ltors f'rom Fairy Ldirial" by 1 - Miss MM tie Vldricb and hergdjj little gfoup of .prtghtly children; It was very much oijoyed. Then came “Independence by fulian (Jalhoun, and a stirring scene, ntroductory to’ the Revolution, Was landsomoly recited by our young «pa»jtsr. ; Then “Rlenri to tfie Koitians,” was very effectively rendered by M. Bn». on Hsgootl; who, by his (haffted into nations and graceful dellVe.ry,displayed ds developing itower over the art ora- Gorlcal. - } ,, Then one of the most beautiful pieces we have ever seeti performed was ren- Itred, *n truly artiatic style, by Mis* llounie Aldrich an3 tfrH'tk charfning .voting ladies in becoming cdstume, a»ut was'*ht scene more of Heaven than of Kartb.” The fancy-flgtlre fnrarch, the s'ticul urf ootnrrr wtmdth *ot f 1-fl W H keobMy ft Son | BArnwell Seblioal "v v Back of Barn wall Walker, FKafta ft Cogswell Bank of ^nrairell LA aibeiti But >f Barnwell do W R Kennetly A SdfT Bhnk of IWrnwfcll do Id 75 50 Bank of Bristol • do // do * do . R C Kirklood, Jr; wate.Em.snaMfU do I I dtf ' do J W Lancasinf M Qililehs Savings BadB- Bank of Barnwell dd do . • - R t ITirklJttid, Jr; atAign^; Bank of Btithwell do do : •- - - faBKilffetf,, K W D Rowell . Bank of Barn Well • ^ 7-dO t—r-t- c *~tid 'to..* . . .36* ut E L Patters76 Baak of Barn weft 3 M aS g*> 24 85 Ban flu fit fit liigbtaey Ba&l of Born wall do 86 jwatt Citixena Silihga Baht Bank of Barn wait J W Lancaster Walker; Evana A Cogs L C Stephana, M. D; 71 do Bank of^Jartiwelt do * do do tti 1J *. ] tlilxatia Saklofti Blok ia Ad * 1 to 11 ^ 96 * ' 10 19 * ad s 20 I tnitf 4d • - « do • v* ^ a Wif wall t Citixena Savin' ik of Bafn [ B Rhodes exquisite, simultaneous slid the measured tones ill co-alescing with the piano had a charming effec gesti *ffect b ulation, speaker, Ills of the ffpon the fit tkt 1 Ordwtb iU4 Hold at the Tobae- eb Habit. Mu«d» ha* been said of the curses ol fntem|>erance, the use of opiates, etc., while another evil greater because it is mure widespread and quiet in It* dead ly results, has been Ignored* »'e have reference to the tobacco habit, to which the public mind i* being slowly Aroused. Tobacco in any form Is inju- ftoua. At Itrst it is used sparingly, gut the desire grows until at length habit baa bean formed, a demand has befn created which can not l»e thrown 6ff except by the excrclee of the great est will power. 1 he growth of this haWt 1* one of the Alarming development* of the sge. Such a large percentage of the men ol today usa tobacco In one form or other that the praeth-e may he said to oe al- 'nio«t universal. Out of 10,000 men not over 400 will lie found Who ate free from it, while bovs not out of their teens stand around on the streets chew tng and smoking with *s much gusto as «ti adult- The evils which foilow the use of to- (nmeo are many and very serious. Few habitues will confess the truth unlil when their system Is broken dow n and completely wrecked, they are una ble t> make further concealment. The herre* become shattered, sleepless lights, impaired eyesight, disordered stomach, vertigo, palpitation of the . Leart, throat trouble, fscisl neuralgia Aatarrh and paralysis arff tfhnost certain to follow theexoeasive. use of the we^d. It is not uncommon to hear men ac- Awowimlge their inabffHy to reform And thus they drift along towards an Aarly grave. l»r. Illll,a man ofgreit penatration, soon- disoovererl tills evil And after years of patient, continuous Research And experiments, gave ro the world b’s 6elA0ral*d Chloride of Gold J fAbl«ta;on£ of the greatest blessings /fttoWn to rtfodern therapeutics. These Tablet* are endorsed by the medical ftaternity and prescrilied by the physi cian* lit their regular practice. They jgre'a rur* cuff f6r the toh’seco habit in /iny form AAff are pleasant amt harm- / less iu their composition. The patient f ji not required to exerCHe Iff* will power, hut. continues hts old habits un- tft he rejoices iu the discovery that his a ppetite f* gone and he has been rcs- C ued from his perilous |>oslt!on. Write to til* Ohio ( hemical t o.. Mint, O.. #ole mahUracturers of Htii a tablets, Or 6ail upon youF leading druggists. ft traveling nfAn who was irt CoTuiA its yesterffay sakf Ww had lieen inform- Ad that a drumfrtter had sold a merchant ffi' tills Ntate A ('itfr load of liotVlcs that w ere far slmilea df the bottles u*cd Iry the <n*l*ny*ry. N'extl Sunday Keg- Coft^r Aetk were, let on Monday for the extension dT the Uoast Line from Rem- Ini to Oemu^rk Watkins and Harlow of llirniingham art to ^n the - trestle work and Moorman stKf Cq. of l/yrtclw fiurg, Va M the grading. Tllb work is to be complete/1 by January 1st next Mra. Welllngtwn Oakman, W,bo was before marriage Miss Adeline Hay, of lToniirg~K|»fTngt,dfc<LarRock -fH H-tm- Situday. Her remairw were .buried at >, Oanuleft. , y.. „ ' Major P. J. Drew offers for sale one Af the most desirable piacca iu Hlaolf- ville. Sec advertisement. We have received an invitation to ti e iWsrriagc this evening, at the residence M flib hrtde’s parents in Rrooklyn, of Miss Olivia Turnbull, daughter of Ool. and Mrs. Robert l>. While, formerly of Charleston, and Mr. Ifenry Morris Murray. And we send t<r the charm ing bride and to Irer foft'iiVfjitc choice Carolina congratulaffdtoaand best wish es f6Y their long life,-contkiuxl happi- rtfeiW attt! abbhdaht pFdkpferty. Nhllc.itor Bclll\iger Ss m'sKlnA his enraptured audience. Then “The ChildretT of th’a Rattle Field,” recited hy MissCIard jlcl^emore, was touchingly and ami path(Til&.' - Hut the chdrrning little speaker, Miss Annette Calhoun, held the audience speN-boumf; whiiy slie preaented, in iruly o|»eratic sryle, “The Inver’s Sac rifice.” . , Then, after music, canfe “Asleep at the Switch,” which, though A dream, was made a Hvit g reality by the young lady w ho rCcifed ft in her most impress ive style. Miss Ltfia ufubb*. “The Lips that touch Liqritff. never touch mine,” was feelingly and vividly rendered by Miss Maud Harri son. Then Ijfroy Hifffter* anrfoffhefng bis own subject “America and o'ii Union,” an original piece written for him, was rendered with his usual spirit, who had already won a Demorest silver medal. Then the Reading of file Grand Roll of Honor and the award of twelve Gold Medal* and several other prizes, with that of tile GfAdc Certificates, was an interesting ceremony, especially to the parents and pupils. The recipients of the Gold Medals and Prizes for Schol arship were Misses Flmmie Molair, Clara McLemofe^ Mattie Aldrich, Maud Harrison, Mary A. Jenkins, Bonnie Aldrich, Ettie Manville, Cora Hair, Jennie' Lou Hates, liaura Bellinger, Kt telle Brown, Annette Calhoun, and Masters M.B. Hagoodi Louis K. Ha- good and Heyward Hail Last of all came the “Valedictory,” by Miss Emmie K. Molair, who spoke It in a manner and tenc so clear, pathetic and polialied tiiat she won a aecond (rold Medal, the Elocutionary, .While four others, the Misses Mary A. Jen kins, Lula Grubbs, Annette Calhoun and Master I>*foy Hunter, made them selves worthy of honorable mention hy the judges, this inedil was awarded to this young lady and thus she became possessed of the two finest ones pre sented. the ll rst on scholarship Afftl the second on Ehn-ution. We, hear that the educational status of thH school has been considerably elevated by the pivsent I’rincipal and | hi* worthy assistants* who, it is said, have been more titofough than their predecessors, as is also evinced by the improved appearance of the pupil*. ^ „ Visitor. ’ I. Or«. t.-A Hyakd 85 Bank of Barnwell Citizeos Savings Bant do . Bank of Barnwell do . ' ' thSb SlcMillan . Waited/ Evans A Cog*will 1 Batik at Barnwell F M Young Bank of Barn^ATt J E Cochran M J Pate do W H Kennedy 4 So£ Bank ol BarnwelL__,_ B F Weatberabee Bank ol Barn well W J Martin Bank <Jf BarnwOT j ' do do ^ CitiSens Saflngs RAnk BAhfof BArhvfAB G M Haa’tit - Bank of Barnwell Citixena Savings Bank Bank of Barnwell <#> 60 weft ■ $ , Bank of Barn W . R C Kirkland; M D.; Bail of Barnwell do BAnk of Branckvilli MJPtflk Bank of ThtaUTi do do do - do ■ £. - do to A F Free ,1 W Laucaater WE.Sadler ,J BHdAtte Banifo! fflirhwelf J F Kinara , BAnk of Barnwell . ^ do do do to is 07 ‘Ul 11 -85A484 if to 06 2U is8 87 IS 2^ do 5 J W E Sadler 12 50 Bark of B«rnWe9 8. . do 3 65 do e do 2 7£ do 9 , do 111 0^ do . m . Citizens Savings Bank 5 lank of Bamwefl 29 do 16 65 -——do— — 2-— do v \ 5 B J Hammett 17 .<kr —‘ - - 21 79 do 1 11 Bank of Ktirikvtttl 25 70 . n ov hi it \ sffibotid trip around tHb Second Circilit. m is rapItHy gaining an eh^ialdc rep- otaliun a* a’pnutlbcuting attorney. - His, mttring diligence iu hunting up ev idence, It Is'quick - discernment of ‘ the subterfuges resorted to by criminals fTtheR - ejfbrts to esfcape punishment and hla thyrough knowledge of all the subtle tiechlcalitles of the lahr cn.-tble hint »o convict the guiltyViolator* with a Certainty that ha* already made him dreaded by the criminal classes. Hut when he discovers that the prosecution 1 < actuated by greed or malice, ami that the accused ts probably guiltless,- then no one Is more anxious than he to es- tsiblisb the innocence of thtf party oT trial.—Hampton Guardian. - t ■ ■ . ' i The regular meeting of the Edisto District Lodge No 2 convened at Hlackville, N. O. June ISth and 16th. T!i« welcome address was delivered by Prof Ackerman. It was "greatly en joyed by all who attcnd^dY and the fa mous hospitality of ^lie kind people of Hlackville was ncter rtibre bountifully lavished. . After the regular rolitme qf busines* and tbe discussion of a number of quer ies in the day puMH*,, meeting* were held at the Opera 1 House,* and each night an instructive address Was- de livered by Mr. J. P. Gibson, D.G.C. % of the State. The Edisto Dlsfrict i* now in.a flour ishing condition. During the quarter one uhw lodge has been organized and admitted tft Lirlngston, S. (J. know n as Livingston l.odge No^ U0. The statis tical report showed that Double Pond Lodge had won the banner for greatest per 0mt,1n rain. It was presauted by Mr. J.’ P..Gibson. The Union meeting of r/!*trict* that composed the old Edisto iTtstrict Lodge will take* *h»ce at Hlackville, August 3. It will be a'Jubilee meeting, and one where old friends can hjjye one more fraU^na! Hand clasp Toe next quar terly meeting of the Edisto DiAtrlct w ill convene at Ellfo September 7th and 8Ui._A large delegation will be *1- pecljcd. The follow ing Resolutions were unanimously adopted;: Resolved, 1. That tbe thanks of the iK .1). L. nti hereby returnedtT tit Hlackville Lmige for the very hospita ble reception and mammoth entertain ment given this body during its present meeting. We can truly say that wt* have found the iatcli string on the out side of the door, and a hearty /srelcduie was given one and ill. _ Resolved, 2. Tlmt a copy 6f thf pro ceedings of thhi meeting lie •e.r.f,to Tnr. BiHrS-w kll'Pxdi^Mt and the Denmark T'ime*. CLSRENcr J. r>w kks, Sec. E. D. L. Col. C. f; Grave* of North Georgia pi ah ted 500 Keiffer pear trees on /it* farnt in IkSO. Last year be rexlized |3 a'tVec, and planted l/HX) more. Aiehcst of all in Leavening. Power.—Latest U. S. Gbv’t Report. 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