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VV v. ' .'■ ^ ■■ / People fc*TES OF 81 BSi KirTlrtN. fn Adi-^nce, p^r Autium..:.’. ll.R© Od tW»i. THURADAf. ititT G, 1893 HigHfcst of ail in Leavening Tower.—.Latest U. S. Gov’t Report. Ornt nhotfl he w»fc nhout three slept from Uie UuanL Hot ie door, "The second ehot rtrefl by »>ww»bU Kndttf. . „ did nj't shoot the putol that be liela tft his left lutriiU Owen* tblhg to.'be prottd of. H. P. Lanoi.kt, - \ The Jury, ( apt. Cl. ft. Iljley foteman, returned llo* verdict-\'That S; 1». Knopf came to hU dcath‘fron tile cHVcW of a ittol shot wound, at the hand* of J. (1 The next rejru’.arcotfclitunH dtiali “1 Harmonr hods* 8o. It A. -. F. H'- ■ will he held tithe new Ma«or.\cTum »b 8th -lay ?>r I '^vSs\C" ■ j&tsx&sn pie In Barnwell ui the same helm; I lay e 2ft<rs*rnrii*r .Inly; t I la xaid Month, betrinnltig at “High twelve.” By order of W.-. M. . — 1, A. Jaxatwt. Sctretarr. v In Tot if tut le? The State Railroad Board ofKqnaM( rrson* desiring the aervfces bf a spo 41 Stenograf.hjr to take evidence, rc pnrt spdeche*, or any. other work qiilflng the aervlcna of. a Stenographer Vllle, S. C. ih I). IZLAR. ,nna aatlon has reduced the tax valuation of the Carolina Midland Railroad frOm flAhh- th -fr7.0hh~f*e+--+(«4*‘- AuwtL- ^— . Bound stands atlS.Wi per niile; ,, , . | For Ice Cream Freerers, Fly Fairs, _»rt spdeche*, or any other work re- WaterCoolers and Refrigerators call at A , 4!*i ,, !.f e . rv,pM ,rA il ^ te " ,, ? rH " ,Cr i Baldwin* Carvin'*. •tfd TTbe Writer will be served at rea- i . ^ ^ •onablenttitS; and on short ndllce 1.^, m^nsdnea Were opened on Satt.rd.y hpplylng to tHS Undersigned at Black- In 1J counties leaving-*2 drj for tlnu day. *v Mrs. M. J. RaV; K idemtiejtpf Frletul- shi|) Church for 10 years, died on Sun day night, aged dl years. s ’i he i^prlff ' nraite three tax ta1e» on Monday, the Jim r»cnu t raot oTTfi'ftcfes in Kiehland anil ihc J-dm CnnnellJ' tractpf 200 acres in Sycamore, t-vJ. S. Mlxson for Sinking Fund t’omtnission, iitnl the MH. Majry T.eey tcustrotlot In Willishm. t» T. (V. Hyed. I'riees /just paid tuxes and costs, - bicycles “ftotrl tut" easy tertna by •RBIddln A Garvin. -—-———~.~w Announce pis. Ow ens and so the Juror* afore* v> J. Aid i do S in i^ltH'ed not only in achool*. hut her cotton hey mill excellent Is Mine- full report of the Institute meeting this weeft. borne, things thdt we esgsclsliy Li 4s..\e- IMPORTANT NOTICE r -BY-- K. T.MURMSYiGo. We rbitlt to. tbll all oitr frlbnd* and tiilstoHielit that we hvvo >iot nor never will riioVe from our old wtamf-at ^Uo Tltt road cnmrr, as some think. Our llrhii has been at this old land mark for 4o years, snd U known as tiic oldest and hiost successful Grocery House in Au- ft lsta, and I* acknowledged hehdljnjir- r« for theWslUroeerte« wntl cheatx-jt iiflees. Our two well known South Cahdtnt agleaiiien Mi. K. t. Merritt of Barnwell snd Mr. W. F. Samples of Kdgetleld, who hare been, with u* a long t'me, together with the tlrm -blcV I od delbdtnc and say that to save inoii- y ^htt must get ottr jtrUtes before you hue. V'hen in Augusta make our house ylilil homf, have all your bun dles sent to R. T. Ml'Rl’llKY S at the ‘‘Old4'orne.r,” shd we will help you on All iralha snd electric cArs. f ’ Railroad time tables Kept for eustom- •rs. —:—, • . E. I . MURIMIKY A Co. WANTS. Wsnted-^-l’s tidn t s Kidney d;s-ase—Sec I SfTOiHi suffering from' new adverlisme’nt on page. Wanted—Patients Organic Stricture—.See tnent on second page. G. K. RvaK. suffering from new advertise- G. K. Rtan. 8ee change in South Bound schedule. SnpervUor Hice'had no applications for, registliltlbn on Mond iy- ilastet lllfn l>a vie* celebrated the 4th and hUtlfih birth day together. Yon can get a nice Straw Hat for a little rtloliby At Wilson's, Wiljistou. Kev. it; W. T/ide rthd family are tak- -$tig Um summer, vacation lii'Darling- ’ Icrt'-” '* Mr. W..j. Sanders and i*milt Wre gone to lheir summer home At Memler- sonvllle, N. C. The County Commissioners met on Tuesday,but it being a holiday adjourn ed until next Monday. Rev. J. T. B. Anderson has accepted calls to Baptist churches at .Abbeville, Ilotlge*and C'allioun Falls, * Ilf. Frank T, Aadjarepn Wld the first har load »tf melons at Barnwell on the «$th (tit., for >7’i. Straw HatamustIm sohl regard less of Cos*u Call and get one at B il- ami *s, WtlHgton. ;— .Mrs. MdlAlFslTovred us the other day A M|*e tomato, |»ot«e grown, weighing a ]Hiund and a quarter, - The Merchants and Planter* Bank of Rlaekvllle pub’ishe* its tlrst daifa quarterly siuhtnent MKlsy. The Vfolalr House Imd the first Salt- kchatchie cantaloupe* of the season for Tuesday breakfast, The wind on MondAt; while al' hands were st dinner, blew “Old Blue’s” lively letter out of the office and past titiding. Get a Straw Hat at cost before they are all sold at J. h. Wilson’s; W iHinton Misses Bonnie and Mattie Aldrich and James llagood Aldrich, have gone to Baluda, N. C forth* Sutuatcr. John Kirkland, Harry llaminet, j Sidney Hartzog, James Killing*worth and Theodore Vogel left on Tuesday C'rrp rem'rt! gloomiest tHiWSeter. T4tc County Board of Control met on Monday, elected Mi It. iMinean ^eFivr Barnwell, rctn-d CalilTla tA-saldoii aiul forwarded a cOiisiderahle Applications for the establishment of dispensaries at other towns wiW.be. con sidered on tlie 14th inst.,. ivneii tiic Board will meet again. >rts or!*}ilort(J*y were o,f tlie Old fainter* say they have never kno-frft the^prospects to lie so unpron’lslnj*. The'’corn crop will be short both on clay and sandy lat-ds, Cbttoii n ay come out if the fertilizers have not been exhausted, by ’.he June lain*.' , 1 Mi«s Rebecca'’, eldest d.ttighter of Col- Mike Brownvreli)rned Sunday evening frojn S^, Joseph's Academy, Jackson- tlller+'ia., bringing the best. golilaneilajL fhrgenrrat proficiency. She N an ex- cepti-mally gifted rHttle lailv and cap tured life heart* of lief teacher* and school nudes as gracefully as she won the highest honors of the school. Rambler Bicycles with the G. * J Pneiimst’e get'there '“Write for Cat alOjjuc ami term*: Baldwin * Garvin Tim nexl niectfng of the County Medical Association frttf l>e held at BainhCrg on Tuvetlty, July 11th, at 12 o’clock, M. Htislne,«s of importa.iicc 1* to tie intended to-and addresses will be delivered. A full attendance is requested. If we.expect.to Inuke our Association successful and productive of good results we mlist mnkc lhc sac- rlAc of time,ekse ami money required by attendance upon it*stated meetings. This i* the agent association and every plivslcian in the county should-attend' this practical school in fvliich he can cither lekrn or be a teacher in the noble work of saving Hfe and palliating suffering. Ggp. IV. McKHAl.j, M. I*. (•’wT PrcsWcnt. /aurphey & 60. ( Mtirphoy & Co., are the w holcsale Gro cery House of H18 Broad Street, Au gusta, G^. We Jake this method of In forming all of our old customers that they will how tind us jest, above the Railroad crossing on tlie same kid of the street (as our old corner _stoiee at number blS» We.inovet] from our old corner about 4A H»ont|,s ago; but vve atc yet and ba\ e beah fur. forty .years tin* cheapest, atlil only cash grocery house here, conse- oiieiitfy can sell yo||.cheaper than any body else, can save yotf niohcy if you will come to see us. Wcliavc Mr. Henry M. Sawyer, of - Aiken aiMlOrangiditteg Counties- with n*vWiH> w-I+l^w glad to -wv:Icouic atiy tiodyTrom South Vifdina. Remember tlie. mini her Hud -look for it, (il'vup+ho same side ahuuf Wt yards from our old corner,and flic tinn name b Mmply .— MAiBl^ll KY A CO.^ Moses C. Mi nrncr, — (iro. s. Mnteuf-t. •ay.thAt the aforesaid J G. ft WO ns, manner and form aforesaid, 8. L>. Knbpf then And, there felonloiislr did kill, n- gaiiiat tiic peace and dignity of tlie star** aforesaid.” ' . '^fRIYKiter part omirwfmcFtAitmi- susl with coroner’*Juries, but ilu? And- ing w ;i* ili Hcciirdan : e with the instruc tions of Coroner ifvt hcs, llial if the ju ry decided that theliilHng vva* felonl- hus, tin-v should say so. Tn'll IliltF'ygW not he tHed next 'week H* tile defendant is relaUid to Judge Aldridi whdwiM preside Mr. Knopf wa< buried at Friendship church on fluidity. He took out very recently a polio of f VJfftffin the Knights and l.adiesof Honor. A V-tfe and Uve children survive him. He was a brother in law of the late RufusSandbf*. Q M The Teacher* Institute. t Elko, 8. C June 2tt, 189^. The County Institute tor white teacli- erajust closed at Bainjierg has settled tlie qne-tion so far a* Barnwell CoimtV i* coiiciirned as to the conventional plan of holding eniinty-liistiliite* or to the nn-tliod of leaving the work to two or three teachers. -There were tHe times a* many teacher* in attendance and the. citizens of Bamtierg seem to ■tiwve oaugbt. thii contagion aud turned out in tuit towe.evcry dsy and night. The teachers are loud in.tlu'ir praise of tlie. hospitality of Bamberg. Teacher* as well ns citizen* are Indebted to the Mi.iii^nr in11sj,* b;pid led hV l»r. Fail-t the for splendid music during nlgliT fteAtha^ —* Coroner iM'clics held an for CremsbtrCollege. Uvv. Samuel Flynn, ■-rtT- founder of tlie Bamberg Colored Baptist Churdi, and well esteemed by both w bite and black, died last week. Straw Hats at cost at J. L. WiI#on’k AVilltston. Gasoline Flat Irons received.' They do away—witli b.-nt, <lo-i xml nil Hi*- worries of.lreniug these sweltcring.dHy H. They are going fast. Call and get one from MoUir A CattlTbefore* all arc sold. Mr.'K. C.'Lowmart of ’• Norway and Miss Natalie, daughter of Hr. K. J. 5 Frederick, were niarrird on the 2i't.li tilt, in theM. E.Cburch, 8outh,of Henuiark, Rev. J. K, Grier officiating. We enjoyed a youth renewing barbe cue at Saltkehatohie on Tuesday w itb a few younger friend*. Host Molair‘*set wpr” a Virglltan-^Virgiulaii feast that beats our unabridged. Married at Appleton Baptist Church June 22J by Rev. John G;’ Wiiliains, •—Mr: A. C. rimitbofWve.Hnville, < I*.,, and Mies MamrieG. daughter of Capt. Frank Jl. Creech of AppAewm Hie young bride bara host of friends, whose best wiahes go witb her lo-her new* home. The young fofkir of Great Cypress bad'a pleasant pic ntc at M r. W. P. Cave*on Saturday. Substantial* and delicacies were atnrndnnt, music add dancing made thelTOuifir fly with quick feet and wlb^ere sorry wjen thb setting eun warned them bomeWayxU Sensitive people can pmvha*c HCM- PHRKYjj’ specitfc* by simply asking tibe druggist for the needed Number alone, without diiclmring or mentioning. Mie disease for whicb'it is a cure. The Barnwell ManufacturingComptny received the oonreaef on- Satnrday for buildingsofllcer* quarters at tho UfrRH 1 SR-ates Dry bock kcPort Koya'. bea’tmg AVugiiftri, Charleston and -oUte p Com petitors. The conmAtct amounts to wm, * > - # . We had a pleasant? cAll on Tuesday from'My. Billings, recently of the Sav-^ annsh News, who with' Mrs. Billings, eA*route to Wasbiiiftoir^wliere he ha* secured an excellent position in the government printing-.office, stopped .«‘veral'days in Birnwell with hi* brother, In- law, Hon; A. Howard Pattusou. nquest on FridayXmi the body of a 12 year old col 1 or<\d.girl 1 ',drowned bathing in a hole at Dirigg’* brick yard, ItenniHik. The dead body, dt K,«*a Tyson, cobu'- ed. wi'eof 1‘aublo Tv*on, a tenant on Mr*. X. (*t. \V.‘IVKlker’S p'nc'e in Ricli- 'Tai>ffwWbHlilff. wh» foTml In the nri‘l creek oh Sunday. JiadJawa.iuis»- ing since Hie previous Tuesday, rautdo was lodged in jail T lies flay morning under coroner’* warrant iteddmitfed the killing, said Hiat lie. liad slapped hi* wife because >hc wislied ui quit Hie flcTfl, And tiocomingaiarmcilhiid t-hrowii her body in tlie creek. TTiUlsIon News. 1-1^-. Mr. Michael Willis and wife camo down on Monday to visit among kin dred and friends. They like their new home in Aiken. They have just return ed from visiting relative* in Birming ham, Ala. Mis* Sallie Briggs, of Kdgefleh!, is Visiting Missis Jessie and Bessie W illis The first melon car was loaded on the 28th by I. A. Green, and the seem d on the JUth, and sold thcui to I ncle Allen We«lliers|»ee for flOO |>er car. They u cre a&irrped to Philadelphia. Mr. W. 1. Jowcrs’ t'to sor*, Patlie and Johnnie, who have been artending the beafj'Duinb and Blind Asyltiu't, at Odaf* Springs, returned home on Fri day. They seem cheerful and are well Jjjfreased with the attention given' thefts tjiiite^ a crowd gathered at Brown Park on Thnfsdgy to witness a game of Itase hall between Bamberg aiM this place. Tlie Bamberg; nine enme out victonous. CJttr b"ys eouiil mtt hir their curved ball pitched by F’l ank Bamberg. Our boys played a good game. A nine of small boy* Honi this place went up' to White Pom! bn Saturday and wiped out a nine of much larger size. ‘ ’ Tlie bar at this place closed on Friday nigbtr The.petitions are in circulation but up to this time none of them have the required number of fieehoid voters’ Prof. Bailey spent two day* in town last week, lie reports the prospect* for tiic High Seliqol forthe next session as. very flattering indeed. Prof. Bailey has rented the house of l)r. W. C. Smith, which ha* twelve rooms, and lias taken a lease of the hotel, owned by tin* Corttll) Aiitffhfr Homicide. About mUITiight Frldaj*.night Air. S. IK Knopf,win* had been in Mr. C. C. Cali(F’s i tiiployment for some time, was idiot and killed by acting town inarshrtl James G'Ary Owen*. .Mr. R. B. Mel e- inote received-a sPgiit scalp wounu above tile rlglit ternjde. Owens yoliin- lHti l y Surrendered to the sheiiff and w as Coiitinitted to jail. Coroner J)yche* held the inqueat on SatOiday. The evidiitioe ftlrnishet! v'a-as follows: Hr. .M. IbdPnger being duly sworn says tlirft He lias miade A cafefui c'x a ini tiation of tlfcdeHif lioily of S. 1). Knopf, and tind* tfflt (Jeath was caused from the effeets of a pistol shot wound, enter ing right aide upper portion g^ing tluouglf tlii; cpe?t. 1 find front tlie range of the haltfUat flic deceased was either lying down, sitting <Pjwn or .stooping forw ard ver^ much w hen shot. iTIiis opinion hased on'tlie alleged relit- tive position of person when shot. M Br.t LiffuKit, M. !)’. I.. B* Baxley sworn, >ats: i am well acquainted wift» 8. I)."Knopf, deceased East niglit abi ul Mfd’clock J. G. Owen* arrested >. I>. Kimpt, I assisting Owen*.* M e took Kn.opi in the elirectiou of the guard house, M lien w ^ got in atauit tweiiiy stcjis of the guard house Knopf stopped and asked to be allo.wtfd'to give bail. O'wi-.n* repli -d tliut be—would not accept any ball. Then Knopf refused In go on to tlie guard house. At that OXvenr struck*Kimprover the lioad witli 1'iis stick; M e then took Knopf cm iutu tlie guard nouse. M’lieti we got Knopf into the guard house door lie drew a pl*t >1 from lii* rifrtft hand hip pocket and tired at Owens. Jf y ‘ T t th"H •tome one asked Owens not to shoot. I)wens re plied that he wa* sliootingliim, and lie l*a — if he w a.S’iil going to shoot hiiii (Kliopf). Then Owens potutedhi* pistol towards Knojcf and allot. Just tlicn Knopf fell to the floor. I ftWTt turned and went for a physician; re turning to tiie guard houses in about lifteen minutes, fimliug Knopf dead- Owci s sliot twice,-tile second shot bit ting Mr. Mcl.cmorc. I had liold of will'liave thirty-two rooms, and it w ill be put in gtjod condition. The pros pect is that our school w ill have one hundred boarder* next session. Prof. H. ,Z. McGee, Prinvipai of the Graded School in Greenville, and a graduate of the Citadel; lias been elected second as sistant, and has accepted. The military brantl) w ill be .improved. Arms and accoulreinenu will be supplied and dress parade every Friday evening.— The faculty for next term will lie ; Principal, F. N. K. Ridley; First As- idstant, Mbr^alliti Bailey rfseccond As- Hlsfcnt, Prof. 11. Z. McGee; Tlilrd As sistant. Mr*. II. II. Trotti;'Fotirih As- tsistaut to tic supplied. Music, Miss' ‘tbra'n Brodie; Telegraph to be, sup plied. , Our farmers from the RoseriTarf f'frt- tion pabs’tlirough town daily, going to (Slat 1c’* mill tii ha**e their, wheat made into tlmir.- 1'hc w hfeat crop wax good and tlie~cdrir“£tup i* fifir, except on high sainlr Taud, where it is fired, owing to heavy rains.- Thenther croj)* are ihh jnioieit for year-. NeveiaJ’year* since yo\ir concMmndeunt counted one hundred and fofir boll* and form* on h single Htalk or. the 4tli day of f uly. rAt present there an* no ln>!l* and i’ wduljl take^an acre of the average i‘r*tn*ii in tlii* section to 'make that number of for mi. 11 xt* Knopf when Owens fired the flr*t shot, ami Owens. MJjUl .we. tjrsi. arre-tej. Ki l»pf, Id*. ( KiidpTj dropped his pistol, which was picked up by Air. Sam Gang- Ley. • < ross Examined- M'lien Knopf te- fii'ctl to go to the guard house; lie iKaiopfi sail! In* would tfieMictorehe. would go into tlie gjiard"TlofiW Of that some one else would have to die. Klmjd fell w i'li bis pistol in Ids right hand.-— Owen* sT'ot Knopf tmniedialely after Kno|>f tired at Owens. At the time Knopf shot at Owens Owens was about three steps from Ktmpf; not making any attempt to strike Knopf. . I,. B. Bax'/kV. R. B. MoEemore *worn, c ays: I was present On la-'t night about 12 o’clock w hen S. H. Knopf was arrested l»y J. G. Owens. M '.ieu tlie arrest was made a scullle tm>k place between Sam Langley a.id E. B. Baxley, each trying to pick lip Knopf’s pistol, which tell out of KnopfVporket about the tifile the ar rest was made. About the timeThe pis tol feFHvmrpf-wa* -struck by Owe ns.— t*oon afterwards Owen* and Baxley brought KimpTon in the direction of the guard house. When Owens and Baxley got within about twenty steps of the. guard house'with Knopf made some re sistance and was struck again. Owen* and Baxley Then took, Knopf on to the guard Iioiihc, putting him inside with thi: door halt shut.. .hi*t'then Owen* turned to nte and said l will put you in too. Throw iMg hi* haqrt to my hip pock et, just then iihootihg me. 1 tell into the guard houseHoor. AIhiuI the same time Knopf fell to the floor. I don't know who shot ivndpf, 1 did not sea; any pi*tol at the tiniorthe shootingoc- cuixcd (dlter titan those in Owens’ hands. 1 saw no pistol in tlie hand of Knopf at tiic limeol the shooting. R. B. McEkmorr. Ham Langley sworn, says t, I live in U.U'nwoll, llknow S. 1). Knopf, deceased, widE. I was piVsent on.last night and HaW 8. +V Knopf aYfeilc'l by J. G. (»weiys^ O\vc!i*_t<»ok Kyinpr near ’ rfio Yrnard House, KtiolY asked thnt-bH ' life the (tceompTished «!u igiitcr of Ur. Black, a* organist during the day. Never before in 4li« history of Barnwell have the fqtchcr* been shown such marked cdurttf*^: The program was carried OUT as puhjlshed with few changes, (hi Monday night Mr. Graham of Georgia, tailed to fHi4 hi* ap|>ef(rahce and ill*.; lace had to be fllleci 'by ifh- promptu s)»eeelie* l»y Messrs. Cunnlttg- ham. l.anier,Hart*og, Hlierhlati, Bttiley and EalHtte. TuesfUy night Ur. n bod- row, delivered an addre**- In keeping w-JUi liis masteily mind on “popular education.” \tW!ne«day niglit Senator Butler di*- appoiiited a Iftrge fepeetant audience by failing to b'* pn Hfiie Tbrougli tiio eafele.isne** of his private Secretary he was given tiie w rong* da’e and dljl not reach home till day »ftet appolnt- .•mentto ifpenk in-Bamberg. It was a great disapphljitmenr, but Rev. Mr. Er- tiirand Col. Taitarf, who was passing, filled tlie plfh e. TITe (bd. aimfse«4 the atulience by rehearsing some of his cifhipatgii anecdotes. *1 hursday niglit Superintendent (T Kdneatto'ti .Miyffehl also faflad to lie on tifne anil ’he cbrno'sltte". had to lje.it Hie bitslic.-cagain fpr speakers. Tiiey d«- terniined upon a puldie debate, which w as a happy hit. a*, was attested by the splrnffld enjoyiil(*ni i»f the evening. The query w'a*. “Is the cj>pacBy th ; e sexes equal?”' Tiic c« fn uitt.’r. iUi si«ted thtt tiib b’hld headed teacficrs take the negatfve as the* wffffTd stand Te** chance of having the!rEnflr pulled. But unfortunately tl|ehald .he*itl* had pressing business at hoc^e a'l^ on a sud den ami left on the evening trains, so it fell to the lot of Prof. II. 8. Cunning-” bam and Rev, H. 8. Hartzog tsi take live negative and Prof*. F. N. K. Bai ley and P. K. Rowell represented the iftir iratlve. The detute w !is highly rn- joye 1 being logical, humoron* and emt* miciug. Prof*. Bailey and Rowell ro- eelvediiuge floral tributes from the fair *ex,\While Messrs. Ciinntnghani and Hartzog were threatened witli a Ivoni tiardmcntof highly petfumeW.nilasiles of th‘kind to wlifcli Mrs. Lease w: ? treated by tli_e iineiyHi/.ed Georgians However, by an adroit movement they cs-aiert, sarider tf not wise • men, that it won’t do to convince the ladles against ihdr will*. inloyed w r I»r. Woodibw’s adffta-son Tuesday evening, and the impromptu dehato.Tliursday evening, pariicinated in by Pn»fs. Halley,Cunningham, Row ell IlHrtr.of. TtiF list we saw of tlieiff I’-rot. tlarixog w as “taking back” h(« speecil; Prtif. Cunningham waa dis tributing a peck of red apples, and Prof. Bailey was carrying two *nor- rilduS bouqtreti. - -f ittring the meeting; we fel t surm ised to tind ourconpty possessed of so Hutch teachlfeg talent. A mimher of the tear he i * present expect, attend (he Htat* Teacher*’ Association, to be held in hpsrtaubtirg In AitjJtiHt., A h^w •diicallot<al eta Is dawning ilfmn our conntyv “May the day sfrotr entire when- jnOjteacher shail be considered first- class who does not atlifnd teachers’ meetings. Prof. Bailey, of Wllliston High School, has tiiTlted 'the Institute to meet w ith tVUliston next year. He Is a live mail, and we are contldentof a good meeting, but WUlWton will have a difllcult thing to do If she equals Bam berg. „ “Olp TrAcffaM.” HOWSfH^* ‘ Wf offer One Hundred Dollar* Re ward for afly case of Catarrh that' can not be cur'd bv llall’s Catarrh Cure. F.J.UfK.VKYA C«., Preria. To- ledo, O. . 1 We tin* und^rsljlneA, have know n F J. Cheney for the.last iS year*, aud.be- llev'e hhn perTectty honorabic in all bti*ftie*s tran*«ctTon* ativT flnauctatlv aide to carry out any obligation made by their firm, „ West A Truax, Wholesale Drug gists,Toledo, O. AV«1rtTng, K4»tian A Marvin, W Imle- Dmggist*. Toledo, U, , Hall* Cat art h Cere I* ts4FW fiifer- nally aetingdlreetlv upon ih< blood iiid miicon* siirTacc* of the •r*teiu. Price, (."h:. )>er bottle. 8oUH»y all I)mggl*t«. TesllinoniaUrree. . ..' Jm lis 1*1 \ —Pras S3 iHOE aJCVl*. - •T~* |r.t.oo Svatybodl tn tborvorM Sot Owpi at a sold avarywt k thasn tt la a doty Iba baa* ealoa tar | laaOTrlpsia W. L.lJovilns Shorn Jouilno Ihoog.wbiOT aaloS a* tba prtoaa a4- > Taka Ha Sabatttata. J*t »#r fraag^soj* i Bradhtaa, Maaa. SoU by F. ft. BO IN KAIV. Allendale, 8. C. I! 10 THE AFFLICTED; The t>est Gasoline Stores ar.il Ranges msde, ’ BECAUSE THEY HAVE A Melon grower* around Alhsny Ga„ ■exjiect to realize $230,000 f ora be i rc rip*.' Georgia sbi|>j>cd 27a car loads of mel on* la*t Thuisdsy. Fix tieiirfl.dary Citadel Cadets of this year’* cla** w ill go to Clemsoo College a^driH fhastere, — All the tnachh isry In the PenlU'n* tia-y i* now oj>erat'*d,by electric motors which w ill save the Sts p shorn fJ.-VSi a x»(arin coal, Superiuteudcut Neal is ffflltrj} tire- bill. Ttje Baptist* of Ydrkville have bought the King* Moitn’taln Military Academy and will establish a flrstclas* school there. Editor W r ^1. Moore.of. the Augusta I v uiing News fell dead * In Ms room Wednesday evening, 28th ult, flfteen .'minutes after leaving the street. penplfc air (h a freight car titled up with Led* etc. The trip will <b t them abodtll'ieaeh. Death will follow the use of I.lquo- ,' Morplilpe, or Tobacoo with the same certainty that niglit follows day. If \6u are addicted to the u«e of atiy of them, you can cuFe yourself In a few day* and not.experienco'tfie loa*t dls- cbmfort: Ulll’a Uou't'li C'lilo^iile ob ftold Tablets are guaiitiiteed U> dure Dninkcnne**,’ Morphine and Tobacco IlaMt rfttfioitt 1*0^11 irIn least effort on the part of Lbe patient. The (trice l but $1.0:) |>er package and a cure of any of tbq-a habit* fs wortb a tbou*aii(1 times that Amount. Pin’t delay; g't K package of the Tatilcts from your dinggl.l ff fie don’t keen them and for you, send nn ivl’it af/S CURE. FOR ORGIIinC STRICTitltS iso all xmxxv coHiM.Aixrs, Thl.s metlicfffvD ta"en Internally— only two doses every twrntyrfoui Hours—anu Is ap absolute ctiFe for or {anic stricture and rU kidney .disease*. It cures strictur* witf(dnt pain, Incon venience or the loss of .pbn monient’r time from any employment. Ns pain in kidney complaint unless there an complications It cures gravel or »fone, by softening it and passing itout jn Hu tirineln the form of u sediment or Him powder. I have numbers of letter* from |>eoph In Barn reel I county who have been cured snd sre being cured. I sin now selling it in Elko, Bsrn- well. Ion; Branch neighborhood, Al- lendal , Sycamore, Olsr, Blackville < olletou County, Urahainvllle, Charles ton, Orangeburg, St. llattliews, Colum bia, Greenwood, Low ndcsvlUe^ Edge b»Nefs. Tanks which enftnot f»e re- norejl wilhont first closing; all Burner*! Valid* w biejt HJofr aid gliftice w bethel they pre open (dylosed. SeiutTifr firjccs. Blackville A Bamberg. lToo(i Wort ilaciifnfery: Hrick and Tilfi ii ff <4 4 h oi» r -A3 rtsr.u 9 j*'* ” «v iii“f • y * a* v I . field, Ander*on„Spartanbiirg, Newlier- I V , ry, Pivken*, Wijin«l*>ro. Sumter, Flor- j 1 notiig.*. ae.i eiiee, Darlington, Camden and Eaucas- | '* Hnrfcl JStfivc < tin ij! fig (i rslhi Tliftdliibg Siivt Mm Kicr HuUiM, Enginv* aiid Boiler*! State Agent* for Ta.llH>t» A r*(*n*’ Eiq glue* and I loiter*, Saw Slid Gtbt Brewer*’, IlriyW Machinery, DoubWi Screw (otton Presse*,' . . . Thomas dfrect acting Steam Press**, A Urge numberJff tfershaw will go to the Wor^#> i The Insihute work was certainly a decided success and too much prai*'* i atinot be given to Rev. jiartzog and Urn committee. There w ere nearly fifty t< a hers in attewdance and a good many visitors from ."different parta of the county. Iky sjiecial invitation the Institute will meet at Willi*tou next year. The teachi r* w ill long renicmber th'» citizen* of Bamberg for ttieir many kindnesses and their efforts to niaEe iffein teef j<t home. 189)f, Elko Dots’ Farmers are catching up with their work. The Klko teachers report a pleasant wee If at Ba'rn'berg. (^uife a selfol p|c nio w as given in lionor of Mfs * Biiffjf*, of Edgefield, who is vi«ititi.g Mi** Bessie Willis, au Mr. M. Willis’s urill last Wednesday. Evwill long he remembered by 6ur young folks. It was followed by a so ciable that niglit ?.t the residence of Mr. J. A. Cave. ' , •MU* F!leaner Bush has" refrrtfed . to her home ip Augusta Ga,,' leaving many of ohY Bbys hearfb/dken. Miss Thomas, of Augusta, Ga , Is the. guest of Mrs.N. II. StauaelE Miss Turntris visiting Mrs. Mamie Limbrlck. Mis* Nelli6 Johnston is visiting near Denmark. • — C. \ Pleasant Pen Pictures. , J tine 2‘nh, 1893, refuses to orffer rhem d reel to the Oliio t hciliical Co,, Lima, Ohio. Tlify will seffd yotf fttll par- ticffWr; free. 1 iie'Jndicial decision that a dog may be Tevted upon for debt ought to relieve the financial stringency. If 'I’owser I* good coljaural the colored |»dpiilatit>n of the coftntry alone eiftbys a .surplus of several billion d‘»ilars.—Sst. lanti- Republic. ' .Mr. E. R. Schneider, tlie famous An- gusta liquor tHcrchaiit. died on S.itnr d iy from gangrene of the ftait, reWiilt- itig from a fall in December. His es tate is estimateT fo be between $2.Vty)0ti ifnd $K)0,00U. brown 1 9 ffioK Jitters Curea DyspepaiA, In- diaatfiion& Debility. In tlie Newberry primary, on Fri day. to nd/bTnate a candidate for the Srha'tc,* midace of J. A. Sligb, elected RalIrdfv. Coftfnilasioncr, G. 8. Mower. (JonserVatree, was chosen over Dr. C. T. Wye he, Reformer. M r. Fondfiuaband an aged New- York widower got. married recently for the. fourth time, notwithstanding lie ha* a house fullof grown up children. t\Q0l* f"ie marriage ceremony was being per formed one nt the guests hearing aoha in the next room, asked one of the chil dren what was the matter. It’* only Emily, was tie reply, she always w * when papa g< ts married agalff. Signing with the cross was fliTl piacticed hy Christians to dfstinguish themaofves from the pagans. In an cient times kings and noble* used the sign of the cro**, 'Mielher th y c mid write or not, ns a aynihol that the person making it pledged himself, by hi* Chris tian faith, to the truth of the matter to vriiich he affixed it. ,ter, Augusta, Ga., Baltimore, Md . Lynchburg, Va„ f’ncomo, Pennsylv?- nia, Goshen, Indiana, Kentucky—with be*t result*. . ‘ J guarxiitee a cure. If any one w ill take two hollies of thi* Medicine, and he or she are not sufficiently benetllletl to induce them to continue use,' I w ill | refund their money v Thi* Medicine yjiu.ptily lie obtained by ordering direct from,me. It will K sent by mail on receipt df pylce, $3OOtC any part oT North Carolina, 8oitth Car oliua, Georgia and Alabama. In order Ing *ay whether for stricture or kldtiej disease.’ \ , If yotf are suffering, give it a trial. It it doe* hot do what 1 promise for h ydur. mpti'.y will lie retRrqed without delay 6r trouble to you, w inch i* mon than any doctor or urngglst VHl do fm J’OU. .Seed CoUnp Kiel ator*. V _ ummis Gins, Engleburg Rice Hulter*. , v , ' II. II. Shuith A CVa. Wetnl-N'otklng 'Iteiilncly. 4 „ , 4, Planera, ttahd Jiaws, Moulders, Mor- tlser*. . ,, . Tenetioni,' _ crtnpHsing complete •qulpment for 8a*h, f)oot Und \Tag«uf Factories, Imloachc’s ITantatioit Jsawr HUIs, varihhle feed.'. Belting*,, iTilings and Machinery Supplb**. Writ* for prices. Y. C. JLVD1IAM, ” Manager. Columbia, S. CV RY/lM, larflwell,- S. 0. Sodh Bound Railroad. in Effect .inly 2nd, 18W. n or Tralps run dally l>y iloth Central time. NORTH BOUND, No 38 Ev. Savannah 8.00 a. m. A r. Fairfax,. 7.40 p. q*. Ar. Denmark, I.. JGW p. ip. A r.' Columbia ., .Tddfl) p. m. ». No. 10. 4.M) p.m. 7.071». m. _ 8.02 p. nt« Orricx or Cocnty l ’ COMMISSIOXKKS. i Babmvki.l, 8. C. April fth 189.1. Hereafter m» biH.wgain».t Uic County, of any uatuie will be paid unless an or der i* first obtained from th«\Clerk r* the ^ounty Comniissloners.' w " By ord#r of Botfrcl, m M .T. PATE, Clerk. SOUTH BOUND^ f.v. Columbia.'... Ev. Denmark.. 7.45 a. tn. Vr. Fairfax 8.38 a. m. Ar. S.ivariWti II fl)A. m. Trams No, 9 and 10 connect wUh !j. C. R. W. at Derimfirk, and I*. R. 4 A.' at Fairfax'., ti j For further information i No. •>■. .1.20 p. m. i. o; p. ns. 5.62 p. m• 8.00 p. m. ol - further iuformatloh apply to ,, , f M. FI,EM I NO, Oenl. riis^j Agt, 8av»nnah, G F.ORJlY, , Ga. .tp. A; Y Do You Want to Build? Person* Ih Be/nhrcll (^esTrlqg to build would do well to *ce the undersigned R. A KEEIS. Auv.atl aw. Barnwell, 8. C , Feb. 2». 1892. TO RENT. allowed to give bail as he did not want to go into the Girard' House, Owens re plied be would put him in or kill him. Previous to Owens' rcjSiV to Knopf Owens struck Knopf wirtv his. w alking stick, T at mice saw Kriopf bleeding from the head profusely,' owena. then took Kui'juf into the GtVnYd Honse. JnitthARHjWteua turned and grabbed Mr. Mcl.emore taking from. (Mr Mc- Ecntore’s).pocket a pistol at the same time shoving Mr McEemore into the Ouard,House. du*t as Owens released McEemore lie raised his right, liand and tired a slto^ at Mr. McEemore, Mc Eemore immediately staggere I back and- f<!ll. About tlie same time that Mc Eemore fell Owens stepped about? two steps to tlie rear and* fired two more shots ..^at 8. 1) Knopf, ffuopf im mediately fell to the fh>o! , . Dr.itbonC one minul* 1 went to Knopf and found that lie was'dead.yust nrter.Owena shot Knopf he walked off hift returned in about two minutes. Kimpt had no pistol, he, Knopf, did not make any threat* towards Owens when Owen* sliof, Knopf was rrettjr ''drunk' at the time of shooting. If then* w as any other shooting than that by Owens l iiid imt see it Cross Examined—The deceased tf. D Kimpf WHs'citndng itiicu arrested hy .Owens. M hen Owens died the two Editor Pro pic : T.ast week was gala week tn B.t’m- berg for the teachers of Karnwcil County. HUhe.rUi the county Srrmnnr Institute, has been held at the ebunty seat , umleft* the control of one or two reactieia ftom ahioaiL-the most fseture of these meetings being the sinatt number o f teacheri* present and the lack of interest shown by the com munity.* 'f Ms yea* ttfle irpeff of a differ ent arrangement was felt to be urgent. The (’•unty Board of Examiners deci ded to turn tlie matter over to the Barnwell County Teaciiers* Associa tion. This Assoeiation appointed F-rols.Tlartzog, Wtilcy and CuhuIng ham three of its most active members, as a cotfrmittewof arrangements; h >rg very generous! teachers tree entertainment riuriUiite wa* arranged on the donven tio.i plan. The Institute was a success. Tim first successful Institute eier held Pi BarnwfClI County w as held at Bkm- btrgi " ' - The prograni w as cariihd out ^itb a few changes a* published In your pa lter and was both attractive and profi table. About fifty feathers wdre In at tendance. T he door* of Bamberg we t throwjifopen and no fflofe hespitab e to'd ti can lr. found in the Carolina*. This was not all." The (itizena came out attended the meetings and took an Tinusual interest in all the proceedings, *h iwiug that Bamberg jseducationally alive. . How could she b« otherwise with two such teachers within her lim it* as Prof*, feherulan ai.d Hartzog? Bamberg it a live town. This la The Ellenton corresdundent dt the View Aiken Journal aUd Ke'vWw wrofeou the 23d ult. Mr, William Newman departed this life on last Tuesday evening at the ripe age of 82 year*. The cTO'sirrg V**rs *»f hi* pilgrimage Were year* of feehleuess and soin'ettmea of (differing; hut - the Heavenly Father wia-f getting him reaTy for the end of th# journey. - His long life-work isended, and his many f* ibnds have gdod hone th<V, Wnert the weitjr are at rest, lie itfgathered into God. She Wilis' a’ frivolous young Woman, w^lth yOilmen galore,, hut one with only a rfinkll ’ favotTte 11 incomh seemed to be the tf rrangemonts; Bssu- “Yoh’ll hive to. worKMisriT before ly offered to give fltf you witi'that girl,” said hi* mother.", , irtaiuuient and the i ‘ AndA good dial .!i$Vder aTer yqd, )ged on the Conven- Tirin' herf” answer hi* fathe^. who win' he^” answer his •fathe!', who knew what he was talking about. COMPOUW/ pdit*. UUmmUti X*kl ms<Hela«sta«Saeeer kooTCoasocW. (afe* m nUMOrw*. or I Xa. $old in Barnwell and elsewhere by all responsible druggist*; Tlie James Brown ffottre. nesr the Depot, and Graced School, tlie most healthful ami desirable residence in Barnwell. Good water; delightful shades,' best (.M’fgffbo^i.. CHA8. PECHMANN. Barn well, 8. (’.. WAhlTEp. A large traet of land, not less than 1,000 acres clay subsoil, well improved w ill pay cash. ^ - Address M.Care B*RKwr*.L PEOPp* with stamp* for reply. Give complete description of lifud and lowcsT price. j M. Melon Business. _ At the solicitations of my friend* I .will be in Baltimore,.Md.;'for the pur pose of handling metoti* fof tHefl l i ) and my (^w ti crop,' aird' respectfully solicit any shipment on (amsignincnt from other parties. Information as to prices can.be obtained froni agents at Elko, itillistmi, BlackviUd and Denmark. All consignment* to me .w ill receive prompt attention, return/aT5$ by w ire when requested. N.JG w. irAi K** „ % IV. I. WiLeotf WALKEN i WILSON, FUNERAL tlttiECTORS. . BRRNVEIL, 8. 6. A well assorted stock of Coffins an(^ caskets of He west styles constantly oft hand and for a*le at reasonable pjices. Prompt aud efficient attention pafdjdaf or night, to the wants of all patron^. Mr. IVilson baa made a speeJjM, of disinfecjtlpg forjwo v ^e$fa and offer# the advantage of fuif experience in that _ branch of th# husipess. We tf n/f -wfi'enerer desired, prepare bodies for site transportation for inter-' t ment st distant places. , -Office at N. G. W. Walker’s 8>ore| Main,8t. Barnwell, Night cans residence. Very fes'pec.tfuHy, — , B. STirprG'FKI.LOW. Debtors and Creditors. AH persini's having claims against the estate of Miss Lizzie Nix,deceased, are requested Ui present thenj duly ftltest- ed, and all persons indebted to the said estateare required&emtre payment to the undersigned. . . . , IiENKV t. ot)OM, Executor. I Jr., Mi ' ^ ' s Surveyor arid Civil Engineer. Special attention alven to the computatioi) of water-powers, levriina and dratnape. A postal card stidres*e<I to me at MsiUns. 8. C. snH receivv prompt ulicuUoa. oal.uo lyr FOI( SALE* In the Town of Rlacltvifle £ heat f an^ commodioff# dWeflir'ig, situate in the most dc*fn(ble part of the town,' aii<f within a few minutes walk of i (be churches and depot. A targe fnifff »n<t vegetable garden attache!. For fur ther pa- ticulars concerning price, terms etc., apply to P.’J,-IRRRW,^ * nlle. tf Blackville, S. ft. Send for (Gnirrantct ja Writing.) Send for cata logue of Dranghov’sCensolWated Prac tical Bnsiusvs CoBege, Nashville,Tevaj No vacation. (Mention this paper.) jiinel.'i-.lmos # Homestead Noticd. SpCTH Carolims, 7 r- f Master’s ftfllee.' Bak.nwf.ll Cocxtt. In rt - i Petition fqr Sarah A. Blitchington. t Homes lead. Notice it hereby i^fVen tlfilt Sarali A/ BlitcbingyiTi—wiuow—Intends to cl*l*n, a llomesVcod, and has applied to. bavo such Homestead set off to her ip tho, land’whereon 4>£ iti>w retldes, sltohtedr : _ k>. t. v.sair 1m ' V •****-' in Bamberd,Township, In the County of Barn well and Stale aforesaid, adjoin ing land* of estate of Jav*e* M W. W ; Patrick, U. J. Brabham a •r*. | A. - r;*-’- IIO w A ltD ftAf*l ; KRr;ftX. , . Mastvf MaMer’sOffice Kill 3?ay mi -XT' Me ;'v. anaBHi ■ ■ . , 'v. ‘