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The Barnwell People , ~ Highest of ^H in Ix.arcning 1’uwcr.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Rq>ort. HATES or SUBSCRIPTION. tn AdvAMce, iwr Annum..... .fl.fiO On Time. * .*2.00 THURSDAY, AI ^LST 3, lS!'3. The next re«tu’.ar<ioniniuiilcatIon of i Harmony Uouge So, IT A."*. V-rvAt-v will be held at llie new \ftfvjJ;lcT^m \ tile in Bartt\v« 11 upon Pith day ot tugurt, 1W3, tliefiamw briw: fiw »uUtiiaiird«y tiaaUl inontli, begiiiuiiig at “High twelve." • j>y untor at W. •. H •~ 1 - J. A. JtNKiNS^Sevteturf. - ^ . T.. The regular meeting of Itamwel ■Lodge No. 1«, Knights of lAthias, will Dt* held «t ttieir Hall on Finlay night at So'elock. a lull attendance, is re^uenOwi. _ By erdtr of F. C, CITLKR, C. €. J. B. MOORR, K. U. S. Do Ton Want Me? Public oflicers, lawyera, and all other person* desiring the uervlcea of it sfc- cUI Stenographer to take evidence, re- |»»rt apeearhea, or any dthef work re^ qniring the service* itfa Stenographer and Type Writct will lie eervml ataea- eonahle mtea, and on * hurt notice by applying to the undcrsfgntld :lt Black-. fiiierSiCi :”~~ It. H: rZ/.AR Important notice T"—rr. 1-- ^E, tMURPHEY & Co, We want to tell all our friends .mil customer a that we hive not nor never will move from our old aland at the rail road corner, as some think. Oijr Arm has been .at this old land mark for 40 years, Atid-U known as the oldest and rriost Aticcesiful (Irocery House in Au gusta, and 18*fcjfk-nowledgcd headquar ters for the belt groceries and cheapest prices. Our two well known Mouth Carolina salesmen Mr. K. L. Merritt of, Barnwell and Mr. W. ^aniplos of Kdgerteid, who have been with ns a long time, together with the llrm bid yon welcome and say that to save mon ey you mast get our prices before yoiT Imv. When in Augusta make our house your home, have aTT yoifr bun dles sent to E. T. MUHIMI FA S at the ‘‘Old Corner,” and we will help you on all trains and electric cars. Railroad time table* kept for custom ers. r. MURl’lIF.Y A Ce. T he refunding of the .State completed last Thursday. The musqnlto gives you some music and then takes up a collection for it. ^ There is a girl in Barnwell so pretty that 'she mashes potatoes by smiling at them. .. •—‘•*-** Two mein hers of tho“ Wallace House' died last week F S. Alien .of. Spnr- tauburgand F. A. Connor of Abbeville. A Dl*pensiiry has been estaTifished in Charleston, with.Henry A. Meyer as keeper. After cArreeting his petition It had fdti naihes of free hold voters. f'You look sweet enough to eat” said a Bum well b«y to his best girl the other day. ‘‘^u just wait ’till supper tbiie Anil youTl see me eat” was her reply. Wc ask special attention of parents to a.iv.TfU«.mcnr of •Kurinaii I’lllver- . . , r . *i e nave »ir. iicnrv jn« nn sit). It has.bn ‘‘ n k ^ Aiken ami OrangchiiigA uunl us, who will he glad to welc sliall receive the patronage it doscnes. . ; ly lrolll SoutlfcuroliM.-f. MyRPHEY&eo. Murphoy Ve Co., are the w lHilesale Uro- Xfry ilouse of (118 Broad Street, Au- g.tisu, Ga—.AVe take this method Of In forming all of our old enstiwDrs that they will now tiud us just above the Railroad crossing on the same sid of the street (as our old corner .storee at number (>1S. We moved from our old corner about 1.3 montfcs ago, but we aie yet and have been for forty years the cheapest and only bash grm’ory’house here, cousc- quentfy can sell you cheaper than any body else, can save you -money if yon will come to see ns. ^ Wc have Mr.- Henry M. Sawyer, of The lirilon meeting of the Baptist Chnrghes of North Barn^elt convened hero ou last Saturday the SlHh. TKcfb Wa» a large delegation of taynfen. from the various churches, but siiigiila.* to say theVe was not a ihlnisteft present during flie entire meeting. However the meeting was called to order by .Moderator Kdenrield of the Fair Mount church. ahd s gooib deal of imixirtant churcb business transacted. On Sun day a large congregation assembled tynd still no preacher. Air. It. S. Chit- iiTngnaul Wi(R failed on T ami asked _ td. make an addresst He rcspox^Bd with a farewell address to the Sunday Behoof, w hich w as a very sad occasion 4« both speaker and school. On the whole the meeting was very pleasant and enjoy able. At a went meeting of the Board of TrystcesJor die graded school here, Mr. J. W. Daniel, ^d Mparlsnburg, was elected principal of thaschool and lie has accepted. With many regrets the people nart with Mr. Cunningham and h':s estimable family. They leave on i.e,xt Friday for their new field of labor at Wageno'-, M. 1 1 The watermchri shipment Is nearly over. Seventy iix cars have been shipped from fbis point averaging *50 per ear net. (The freight on same averaged *110 per car. The following statement shows how.the money goes and how the farmers as a class arc robbed of their liard earnings: 7« car* at *150 jier car... r... *11.100 Freight on same- .*7.000 Mauuiing, cultivating and tmntles wlth -tnadiiig Icome any E. WANTS. Wanted—ratlents suffering from Kidney disease—Sec new advertisment on second page. C. K. Rtan. Wanted—Patients suffering from Organic Stricture—See new advertise ment on second page. ‘ G. K. Ryax. . To Rei\t—The beautiful modern oot- tage^cuined by Mr. H. K. Walker. 1‘oa^essiou given August 1st. Apply to A. X. WOODWARD. (2w) Miss Mattie Warren, of Appleton, is Visiting Mrs. Calhi ti i. Mr. N A. Patterson 1‘ft for his home i i Florida Friday night. for Capt. Jno. Wdlliams' 1< thanked TBe^WWnstmwhm receFvcibop-toJJiiA ) ( olleNge an.I hronght hi writing. — Ahigel siol children are visiting relatiies in Lexington and Co- liunbla. . N \ \ Dispensary sales at Barnwell last week were larger than for the, weekh?- fgre.Touting itpFl^LT). xtlstribiited as follows: Moiuhiv f22..V*f 'fttesnar ilT.15; Wednesday *P-M5; Thursday *18.15; Friday 3 *>.!15; Saturday *12.10. Do.you know the best nlaCe in the room to take a oapon a hot day ? Well, then watch your pet dog or cat, and nine times out of ten they will crawl under the lounge or bed. for there they Will find a cool place with tio die*. Try it. The Clemsnn College students are good grit. The negro waiters did not give satisfaction, -o The boyk vtvfoo- trered to wait mi the tables turn about, For thT* andoiliei extra work they' atc paid eight cents an hour. \ ■ Two Ij rst Bak's.wuuat ioJd 8t auction in S;ivannali on Saturday, Due came from A meric ns, ~w a* .classed as good middling and. hrougiit 1<> cents. The other \\s»tTie first from Florida,classed as middling, was rather green and giu- cut and brought U 3 t cents. We ask attention to the advertise ment of Wofford College in this is»ue. It deserves a generous patronage, both for what it has done and for what it can and' wjll do. Parent* can send their sons to Wofford with complete confidence that they will be well taught and correctly trained. The County Commissionm-s- on Fri day let ou| the contract for building the‘‘UsSery” bridge and causeway to Mr. Jack Cave for *3*12.50. This new crossing over Mjil'kejiatchk' will ho about 2A mile* above the Harley Bridge. It will Trad from the Augusta roadnear New Hope Church toward Long Branch Church. ( , The Trustees of the Barnwell ft railed School on Monday elected Prof. Henry Cauthcn Principal and Misses Anya Walker and Columbia Bellinger Assistant teachers for the next year Prof. < autluMi Isa -graduate oCWoiiurd li class recoin- Remember the nuinher and look for It.Jini, Up rtie same side about 50 yards from our old corner, and the firm name M 1 If PH KY-A-CO,— Moves i. Mt arnrt; W*f». 8. M'nriiT:!. 1VILM8T0N NEWS. * Mr. .1. H. Burckhalter, aged (Hi years, died lit Augusta on Fwb‘«ty. He. had been sick with dfopSy fora long time, dost after'linishing eating dinner lie leaned hack in hi* chair and expired His remain* were carried to WilliSton on Saturday for buritilv UP wds a tnan of intense, and untiring eitergy; of gcuiai. /uatULer* and tin many great lo*< It.lia*! sustained. Ife tins buried fn tlurttctA mCtery with Masonic ceremony. Died tni_Suml.iv at. 7 p. n*. ,little Blanche, aged II months, diiughter tff Mouand Mi>. M.T. Willfs. Rev. T. M.Ualphin preached at Ed- isto tw ice a dav last week, and tifteen were added to the churcli.' T Ids weult lie is preaching at Rosemary. Prof. Baile)\spcni a few days in tow n last^wcck and left fiir?-Cattle < reek Camp nuetiug, from w hich ho w ill go to (Ireenville to rest until September. Scieiity live car loads of melons have been shipped from tliis-pl»«e up to date and but lew remain. The price hat been tin* lowest ever know n, not avera ging *35 per car. Hal ing bis profe-siun. adrng of-the Coasi Line exten- ston from Suiqter to Denmark goes bn . hravelv The eve* ol it* mauagi i* arc - -Our trip bTHnAYorrTrFiraB^^^ —mf-t-T he -iM l-iviiijr 1 V b 1 " i ir d^ 3c-su;\ poned until A'xterinelon ami the dog days are. over. Rust is reported ss atiaekihg tlm coj- ton crop and that setths the question <d shortness beyond iW'pe.d. Ik AMI .M, —^ ('has. Carroll'Mmms, 3.0. Patterson atid P. B’ Hagoqd leave this moridng fo* 1 New York and Chicago. Tbg'use of Tobacco or Opium can f»«* positivelv cored hy" HilTs ('h'hri<b* of Gobi Tablet*. Ask your druggist for them. \ | ^ . Ever sincefhe Gardex-i of Fdcn, when ever anything goes wrong, there i- always a man around .to lay the blame on. the woman. Hart's Battery \\ill have a reunion at DentnaTk on AogmuAurb— tA-us. .M.( . Butler, Wade Hampton awl .st*n>lieii D. l^ee have lieen invited toatter.il. Mr G..P. Thomas of Atlanta,the new auperintenden*. of ihe Barnwell Oil HU1, ha* rented one of Mrs. G raham's cottages on Marlborough Street. . Briirfrinr-^fbr+wMd-v- <4- me ml a t ions, lie rutemis t-o make leach-- tTBc moriintf In* hcni well attended and Mias Charleston now from Orangeburg, is on a visit to her sister. Mrs. J. ,Gregg Momly, at her country homo ncar^ the rillace, \ * Mts» EJpfse Wel«h, who has pleas antly visited Miss .Florrle Hidmait, Teft for her Newberry home on Saturday. So th« great sorrow of several young gentlemen. Dr. R. II. Harley sent u* on Monday Toveiy ajiri’imen* of Red Oak w ater melons. We ifont know which irIre the most, the excellence eonhribution.orJhe cleverness aontributor. Thank*. Ghr first open cotton boll* came post- macWed Martin's, but the sender neg- lbett»d‘ bt give his name. They are pnmmon now and their early opening is a Bad aign. aa it means that the crops are matured. Bhles- at. the Barnwell pispensary froimthe day it opened until closing Stitiirdky afternoon amounted to *383. SO. Of this amount tne State received *280,90,.and tlie balance, 5102,’.Hi, goes to credit of ihoooiinty and town. Ga., . TuesdayTli* surveyor* passed tlmniglj Barn well; running a preliminary line to Appleton. ' . ' The Coast Line lias heretofore- en joyed a monopoly of the profitable Klorida’tyarveL- -T-iio- ;huiidijig«^>t the air liln? extMislon of lh'“ Soifi b Bound Ih’Iow a aimali forces it to shorten line or lose its business. The voiineetion at Jessup will save sixty tulles-of travel. PreneBiiig in Presbyterian (lunch IVv. .tidin' R Dow eonduet* Divine service. In the Presbyterian Chuivii oil ItPXtib^ablmtl»,-ak 11 a. ui. and 3. p. in. IHackvillc News. Tli* Bbiekville Literary Club or- gani/dd some w eek- ago i*, wo are glad to be aide to say, in a flom isbirig con dition. At -every meeting there are applie.-inr- for menfbersbip. The JU- erary r exereises are exceedingly ibter- ysiing. Mb* hope that this interest will not lag, but that each succeeding meet ing wi.l bean improvement bn the p*fe? ct'iliiig one. For the, past week Rev. Beattie, a Presbyterian minister, ha* been coiv- neting re!iglmnrservires 1 n PcvrkTlalL much inti-rest manifested. \ Presby- tcrian Chureh w ill be organized in tlii town before tlie'meeting i-li-i^a Quite a pleasant iwwry was given on last Tuesday^nigbl at the home of Mrs. J-.- H-ihthucu, -4*out| 11i uuuLtary . t<> Misses AiibT^and WtrtiT'i-poon, of Sumter. All w Im attended etijmed the eiemug imuienM-ly. .Maj. f,. T. Jy hir and (atnily, aceobf- panted by Mi- M. K. Izlaraml Mrs. C. S. Bmsl, are spemling the. summer :it Harris Lit hi a Springs, ~ Missi s Sallie Kush and Mazlc'riiomp- s<>q left on last Ajotidliy iiiVirnmg for Martins, where they will spend spine time as the guests of Mi-s F.ppie Furse of thatseit v. Tlmir many friends wish lhiVn a pb .isaiit \ i.-it, ' , ‘ Miss Vlbzelle Gerald left this morning lo'r'Coluinbia, w here. s|te will be-tlie guest of Mr*. F. M Mi':son. Total expenses -iL'JbO Net Profit $1,900 The farmers arc veiy mtityly dl*- couraged, and claim that they khould imt fee charged such, exorbitant rate* when tlic mte oh corn) Bscuii ur fiour- from same points is oilly (tHout $30 If t h 1 inat ket is the least tlal the freight on melons must be prbpHidi So tile rail road cmu|Miniefi take no risk and ret charge such an enormous rate. . ‘ - Aliss Doia Price, one', of .Johnston's Swi etesl girl*, w ho has been ‘*pe|iding some time witli Miss Lucia Strlngfellow returned home on Wednesday, much to the regret of man? of our yorthg men. , , , , . _ MisM’lara May Hair ami Mis* Anna d.jii.anjiers and the sympathy of i )(||1 | 1 „ r JWO vcr y eharinlug young ' friends is w ith jus faniTTy in the j H( lie^ wTrb's[iejiT last wwk with Miss Paifiy G refen, have j^dlifi limne. *A thief crHH*ewl«*L himself in the store of Mr.»W. B. Johnston one night last week, robbed it of a few ca^v goods. The money tlrftw was broken iqteu hut only ft few dimes w ere left in it iHid the thief got little for his trouble. Mr. Robert Gerald succeeded in capturing over in Gi orgia last weejt the notorious Billy Wilson, wlto liad es caped Home utonth* rigo from the Pen itentiary. lie took him ou to Columbia ami got the reward of $25 whielt was offered for him. , M iss Carrie Dukes, of St Georges, has been visiting relatives hers. MissJ.ucy Pliillips has accepted a situation at Denmtirk and wfll lea?e ih a few week*. Mr. sjd Cave after an abrfenfcc of four or five years, in company with Hr. B. 1*. Powers, is visit ing at Ids old home. Mr H. Strihgfellow who has been in Baltinioredtiriug the melon season has returned home. si Crops have eouie out very much since the rains. - I8'.i3. Happy Home in Th Hly Three lilfi Everybody ha* rntlaf •jpwiniug ca«- - HW in‘‘jTo olden jdn'OH.r. Thfth « oriaiT ha,s told it In fic’tuii; trie novelist has de’plerbd It itf gfaphio .style; fhe poet, drawing o’n fact aftd fanuy, ha* |H»r- trayed H In awffil grandeur. But lit tfrcsG‘•‘piping trm»*s of peace’’ cAstle* arc not stormed as hi (fiys departed. By 4he modern method we belptd to storm a castle the other day. WV refer TH tbefe-nnlotrof ritp -MeMULui family., in Three Mile towmddp. For a numb, r of years this family hayc held - theae jimnestead. Tld$ \>ar.tiiey invited OTUV) 1 body T** tmxu them there; ajuf everybody did too. What a crowd stormed tnat castle. The McMBlan homestKadtsone of the finest oountry seats In the County. The house is a Splendid one. A bcaiuifn! park wvers several acfe4_ aj.wml lids manor. Broad field* are seen on eVPry slde.-iind a tippling brook rtintiing hard i.y .<**<‘ins losing “I gn on forever.” The crTiwd. NVell, they just took tire whole place In their o.vu hands. The l*lg house was full of people, and the ^Hig park was full of people. Where did they come front? Whv. from Greenvdle, onthe north,to Beaufort 00 the South, and from Midway on the east 16 Williston on tbewest. Jiut .MS) was the numerical strength of that gath ering. No wonder tli&y stormed the castle. When the dinner hour drew ne^r all of the ladles began piling ovary good thing known to the cuisine on 11 200-fnot table in the park. What a feast was spread there! -Why, those (mople diave never beard of hard times; they would notlirtiRV Itlin tf they were u> pieet liini-. In the road. Amt when that long table was filled to o\er-llow ing,.dinner was aunoQiibed. Everybody beard it, and ever)body heeded t he summons. All leasted, and when all were tilled there was atilt Ctto^gH iel't to teed .5UU more, » - . *, 0/cour*e after such a*feast spceehes follow. Wc bad them, too. Rev. J.J1I Wilson was the tlr-t speaker 1 . '1 hen followed Prof. F. N. K. Bailey, after Bliii Rev. C. P.Krrii* spoke. -But the Speech of llic day was- by that Chauneey Depew, Ryv. T. M. - Bailey Someone, Moore I think, lias said, that, oub'of By roll's pt.-uns is a string of oriental pearl*. Such was Dr. Bailey.'s speeeh. « string of Amerieau 'HBLRGKVILLB# GRRDBD * 8G »<V' A Ft li, xLaua tor y -geuisaml Irish jokes. • The he Uofston band, after the speaking, remlered some giH*d niusie. U. vyas late til llie aftrrttoon wlmu that assetiihliigc turned their faces homeward, lefiving behind them lliat pleasant plrteo, ahd tlfo-o irot.le penile-; uitd rb'-terlng hi memory ihe genuine ■ioseph we I oolite of the McMiHaos. — - A young pfeaciierj ou kissing h[s sweetheart for the tlrst time, said: Lord bless that kiss, and send such blessing* often So Lord bless the McMillans ami may their re-unions come often. A. W. B. Kcarse Sr-€. July 25. AUEXQALE nebs. Mr. W.V. Gill has just closed his shipmeni«''«f pears to the northern markets. In a pleasant conversation with him l learned that the yield this season has been terv generous. lie anticipated some time back a very shortage over previons year* bv reason of ib*i severe whiter' bTiT its it turned out subsequently, the crop w as - ^a-record breaking one. The prices lids year were sligbrly tmlow those of last. Mr. (1 ill’s pears are of tim- Leconte varim.) r aiuLarexcrtain 1 y a uiarvel of TieHuty, si/.ennd Insciniis flavor.—Tb<», Eoi: Sale Right Non . A graded milk 00 v, kind and gcntTe, with Jersey Call four week* old, giving an ahi'itdaui-eof rich milk. An Fight Horse. Power Ames Ku- gine, BelIck, Giu, Feeder and Conde.n- s >r, all in first cHis* order. ‘ f t.fi'e+- these for sale hecause l have m> need lor TTiciii. Mberal—terms wi11 he,iiiHtlc. Apply to George W. Price'Barmvcli, 3:3. to of of ad- the the 'Ve J ftsk.*M*nt loulb the ad \ eriUmintt of the Bliw*sille~GrWI«P3rhfKrh. Phff. Ackerman,. *11 experienced cilucmor, fta» given gre«tsa*iifft*3ion.. TBc jiKn- pie of Bbicktille are resolved toMftake the school all that so progressiroa tnwif needs, ami,with then* to resolve is-ttssc- cure pcrfN!4vt»cov«#». . , a Ilock—lifinilerAoitv coWredL convicted «f TimTdee- at the March term and Mmfcenced to be hanged tn morrow. Inis 1 Been respited bv the Governor irtitH September 1st. New evidence tending «h prove his innocem^ejs said to liavc n- dUumeJ, ifupiicati'ig Angu* Brunson, white- 8i*'year«- ago Mls< Blanche Hair, eldest daughter of Capt, J. K. Ilaib^ of Blaekville township, marrUril Mr. T. J, Martin^ of WTRiwmston. She died* at Belzoron tlie Pith 11U., aged 21 yeafs, leaving two 1 Bttli? drildren. Her i-e- tnains wure brbuglft home and buried dn the family grave yard. Tribute* of 1 inspect to her pieniory are puhlBhed fib-day. They show how well beloved ube waa, and that her llte below had well prepared her for the U-fter world above, ., ,? BASE BALL. The Colston boya- came * iii-glurbm* --SSJapr I _ witli" a Greeliiu splendor And knocked the ball bender. • " The C’hHt v boys came up too slow And out oil the field tlu'y had to go The Colston boys came i.T their prime, And knocked.liie ball fur over the line, rile C'bitty boys coujd not makoXthe time Am) so thi;y cameout,fay behind. ^ L 1 A Fill END. Ellenfon News. ■ . , - - GikkI rain* liave fallen a ml- people are more cheerful." Cards'are out for the marriage oil tlio Hth inst. of Mr. W. D. Black and Min* 3ara, the chaniiiiig and aecompltslted daughthy of I>r. A. W. Bailey.. Mr. C. N. Burckhalter of Barnwell was in tow n ami vicinity from Saturday until Monday, and he will come again. A good farmer just across the line i* -y.ilLln)! -lb..Ill linii.'iiiif; a new climcli al. Iris uw n -expen.-tv. Amlef-on and his bride - rutr M i s, Rev. .f. T. It. spent Monday nigh! in Tiiov w ere ih • gm -:* of B.wisr,. Mi-'Kii-ina Brown, who ha* Ikumi speii-ling soiae Ij.iu* wrrh friend* in Sa\aiin.'ih, re; tfrCed home one day (ast wee!- Mi*- R(.*io v-uh's 1 lua sdic iiMi deatrby it a most pleasant stay in Savannah. Mis. J, I*. StrobeJ and family left yesterday-for Texas, w here they w ill remain' for a month visiting Mrs. -StroWIVreiaturns.. Mr* be missed by a liost of -Wish'you a pleasant C ip. Mr. Hem vJ. Cauilien. of George*, S. C. ihneli to the. delight of hi* college mate* and acquaintances in Blaekville was yesterday appointed Superintend ent of the Barnwell Graded School, Mr. Cjiuthm is a very brilliant you-fcg man and w ill make many friend* in,his new field and we feel perfectly’ safe in saying thitt he will give perfect satisfaction, lie is a graduate of Wofford College having been a member trees are bight years old and lie has a tO acre'field of them, lie has cleared ft* high as nine hundred dollars off a criqi and for years ha* averaged a net profit close on i'» this basis. What does our average fai mer,-*trt]ggttng along under debts of Coouuereiiil fertilizers, western bacon and bom to he credited for by cotton at bottom prices, think of this? Some of the trees have shown signs of “blight.” Mr. Gill lays acting on the suggestion of Capt. .I no. 1*. Gray, he intends to piiiictitre theft fleeted trunks with caTom -1.’ An authority on thissub- j ct sa\o, American BBght a misnomer * nriiie jrj V en in Fugland to a European insect, mfit't. r qp woody Aplifs, Kriosoma lanigera. • I * This Aphis cover* itself with a cottony substance w hich exudcs from its body. Has sometimes injured young fruit trees h‘n , very-destrnetiv" abroad, whale oil soap and kerosene emulsion will Mr. Gill's shipnsei tr this season amounted ti> fourTiTindreu and fifty liarrels. and each barrel 'contained three bushels. In addition to this he supplied numbers of small orders of one Si rob*-1 w ill and two bushel* to parties in Barnwell friends. Be apfl various other pdfiTTs. ■— Tlie families of Messrs G. M. Hiers and C. B, Fanner arc sirendlng the summer tn Beaufort On the Gall. On the 25th ulG, our school was invi ted to ft pie nic at Hightowers mill, about halt a mile from the school house.' At recess we went and got there rSi* dinner, which consisted ol all kind* of edible* and when we got through ea •log it looked like a cyclone h.•*( , ‘ a;nick the table, although we allgot a plenty to cat. The crowd of pbmieor* was small in size but large in liuspit.ality. The next day efur school closed for vacation until September. Then the Govan and 1‘h'ssaut Hill schools will coinmcuce and most of the scholar* from the Gall w ill attend them. TwiMrf my «5h*>hii < want-d ;t nic) Mi, thought they w-o'uTd fitke oneTiiTmThefr G rami Ihi. Tw o larger bora ihe. field, saw them comiiig ami hid themselves. When- they got to th'* field, C. s; ys “Tev us Ukc A5fi> Thorough M\KH \UY COlllSB -E<>K ( ’oKLF.GL. riilTiON FKHl'j roR Last Ftii K MoNTiis. F'ltlZK S !I< >I.A ItSlI! PHHN:-#W4f^t-3EpaKzIiE>i>!Nt; (’oiff oe tiiF; Sr ate. — MUSIC. Vocal and Ivsimu mkntai Ol'tHf Has.-s and I Iarmon Y. T1 1THTN PER .'llONTIf . n««»L SICmT-SINOiyO T«> Kntirl ART, Dkabivg. FAr.vTiNfj, Fancy-WorK; c I >m ti nil St k Not; r \ dm v, Commercial La ay, Boi»k-k ke^Evc^ ARITHAfFTB , ReNMAN-SHIL’. lYl'C.. ETC. *•- ' — .0 • > *. Tor caTttTi‘gut trr \. M. H- ACKERMAN, Principal, ■\ SPAIN AMR RGeS. V JAS. It. G.tRLfSI.r, L hi If., PrcsU TWO riLLf OI KaKfi. , _ Necessary cxisthiM-s for one year, One 0*0 Mimd^fl Stiff rt/ly BolUrs. For Catalogue address J r A, G A M F. WELL, . SjfcrHary of Facility.' - ' ' " — 1- -.-...-v., n South Bound Bail Road. » hi effect July 2iut 1891. (TftAixft ki n iiy !*0ni Mkmd.'an Timk.) L avc Barnwell E; 4*torn Time 7.18 > » . a. m. Cr V l.eave Blaekville Leave DonmarkCt * i .——a* 'titral " . ... . . . . ... - A w • \ .. 8.15 h r.V a. in. a. in. s Arrive Columbia Leave iHuimark Arrive ^a^fidnali ft« ift •-»*- ft 4 ~—rr 4« •vi ; * ro.jt* b' 11.w a. m. fi. nt. a. in. J .. I.enve Columbia C Jd entrUl Time r 3 2d p’ li*.' Arrive Denmark ft ft ftw 1 . ; . 53* 1 p. Ui (».tKl s. m.’^ Leave Savanmill t* . Ift f..*ih V ©I Leave Denmark << ift . '*•**■*,■.. .. .. . S.H'2 p m. 8.57 a m.’ Leave BlarkviltnKa-leruTime ... .■ p' 9-2U p. m. lu. Iff 4. IM. Leave Barnwell ftft *ft 9.47 p m. 10.55 a. m. s;y# (iraml pa can't sell. been of ihe-clas* of \ Cm I’ji —Y —Mr. Avcillie of Sa Vann ah estimates that tim Georgia melon erpp this'. yPHY i* between 8,pop and -9,0 0 ear*! At a lair estimate tlie .-ales returned to the growei’s about *500,000 and llic rail-. Gpiisiderabie w atermelons'liave Rmp-.^i from here. KeUirn* are fairly r.Tvoralde to tlie consignors. Miss F.dilh Brodi.e, of Charleston, Is visiting Miss Lucie Wifliauis. Mrs. Clarke and Miss Biruey Chrrke are spending some time in Summer villi among the odorous pines*.? ‘ » - The handaopih two stoty re Aide nee of Mr. K. K. Harley is'nearly completed. Mr. R. I*. Searson has added consid erably to tire size <Sf Ills house in a tasty and modertj architectural style. -.Air. W. \ . Lanier is huilding 3 lovely cottage in,the western |H>rtion of row n. B. C. IMekrum, colored, an enterprising eitl/eti and. member of tlie large w agon TfllC I imt About the m. o they wcie gohig-to -earjov—their.-pj^tf rfic) heard a strange noise in 1 he l»n. li- > am! they both climbed a tree to lament, ami pray. F. called for hi* pa—but c thought as he was p a tree he had l>« J- UT call on hi* Heavenly parent. He said “O Lord b we took n n-ehm that Grand-pa couldp’t svlt. if you will for give inc 1 will ncvei* lake another.” After n»£ si hontblfised I went t*t Mr. I. A. Iijohes, the model trustee of the. county, to make my report. ^ He i* can did and conscientious in all lie hji) s anil iba's. The crop* arc improving and the farmers,are getting filly dollars a car load for tlieir melons on tlieH ack. * Mr. Henry Abstanee lia- twelve acre* o r corn that w ill make thirty bushels per acre. The School Commissioner will have to be careful how he give* out ccriili- catcaand award Ihcmyto men that are not arlstoerats.' i have been ciilh-d < 11 I’hc idea of Old Blue la called a “ristocrak.'’ /. 'wish wo could * get teacher* to"plDIse "everybody,- .Sum*: one Was asked “how do you 1 ke Mr. Blue as a teacher?” ”1 don't like him, he Is too easy, let’s the children do as they please.” The next week the name L. DOUGLAS S3 SHODsjyVts. fpl \ W\ j Call Bhoa tn tbe tvorid for ( I t la aWalf taywvl W. L. Douglas atooaaaraaold atioold * n -—* — - 5 ‘fm person WHs’SHmt -“htrwr do like your temdier now ?” “1 don’t like h)m he whips and quarrels ttarnruetC” ' ‘ j.- ' . Old Bi-trs. Jj'lMIKgWAX. road«’rev eiVeil ;is much "ion*. Ship- |‘tctnry linn of Disher d Pickruin, has me tsTrom - South AfeoTgia- are dvi»r r >{ Jf|tit fi u bltbed a npat ttfOatory building fully oOiTcars being left to rot In the ^ ‘tiehl- ih that section. 4ic does not think there will hit ahy increase ih acreage next year. lie says: •‘Thechief tfoublcwith the water melon business, is the lack of any sys- +en. nf 11i. 1 rilit!j jr.M, Tip, melon Appleton Newk; Hot is n«t the vvrntt for the past three weeks, but a* we have promise ol so pinch better weather wc will not com- Rlatn. -a.-'L.. ^ Crops are poor tuour section, having suffered from dfoutk, and cotton is sinall, Melon crop 1* good but what is the use of it? Tlie If. K. aud ’.ho com- mission men get iK|il. Several Baiuwell la dft's anil gent fe me 11 were in our village last week. PrgindnrrgT-abtratli tryAlie Rev. 1*. F. Kistler al (he Academy—subject ""The ■ refining process iff gold Cbm pa red Do tim Christian, and the. counsel of God to man-through his word.” The di*|K*hsa- ry law dues nut interfere w itli our in habitants, as we liavenone who imbibe the eup that inebriate.*. The finny tribe are being draHni on font!! they lire worth, everybody goes fishing this vvqjek—aad their back to work. Kit Corley, a colored man', has tlie mcVt'iqwu cotton we have »cen.-. . ; V Zkxuuia. * era hav©.'*o ei4Tia.Ugfcphtl jn* int ans o? reghlatilfg- the shipmem*'. Trie ebir- grovv- sequence is that, good niarCeta' are frequently glutted with a resulting losii 10 everybody concerned, shippers, railroad* and brokers. -A glut at one important point injure's the itiaiket at other place* and makes ir difficult to maintain prices. Tiny melon growers bad an exchange at Macon two years ago which worked very well as long np it lasted, hijt it went to jviece* before the end of season for wrine cause.” ru~ r Mr. George Allen Kirlcfarnl dseff .aif B1itlTe\CFceli': Micliigsii, on ilm ’“ilrnlt^.-hdjisanl a pecu 1 tar rattlihg and his remains were hurled at his feet awrfrYTftn^vWa^ ffOm tB 3p;-.rtatiburg "bn Sunday'. He was a * " son of Kcv. \Y. C. Kirkland of Barn well Riatrictand brother to the editor uFxt dotr? to Mr. Gill’s store house Not a single cast of iWer ha* been re potted here this summer. IVhhc the days are Warm,our nlglit.sare de.liglit.r ftfllycool The tantalizing voice or the ino*quito i* not ah item of annoy-' anee here and review ing our sanitary Tsimlit'nto 4>-(iieb U ABendalians arvssafiisltetl and find nocau*o..tu- i'U lltfi mountains of west North Carolina, or crave for the w hispers of the rad sda waves. ’ W. P. M. t. ^ 7 4 • j II f w W IIHIIUIVU 1 llv Waycros*, Ga,, July 19.—John T >y.wfJ day was pleasanljy enjoyed by all who ft* a* ' 4ft* 1 - ft ft 1 ft ft I « # I • a* a a aA . 1 I ■ i’ .. a. k ft ^ . k ft . * ' * * ft ft ft 'ft* .. ft ~ ft ler, n wood-man, tliree niiles Irom Race I’oud, miraculously escaped Iwing kiHeff-*- by lightning during- a tbiiriderstrwtri 1 ' last vyeelf, b/ being frightened by a lui^e r.vtt'.esrhtke: Fowler wav rbflng tbroTlgh the woods and a thundHrsform. came up. Me got doWffAOfiPled liis horse n^toalafge,pioi*tree. Suddenly - BP . r ' , " 1 left the tree sonje' feVtir! feet U struck by HgltMrfng. T-he tree leading thb frlglitenfiil' librje. As lie well mslnctaiKt brother to the editor atruca oy iigmmng. i.ne tn-c of the Southern Christian Advocate; i HTeridly torn to piece* and FoWnfr was Was was After the war ho weitt to Texa- practieed law and aceumulatcd aii estate of’37-5,OUO. He never married. It is sai)) tlrat nearly: IJ.nttllKatffle die id consumption itrNYvj- England every )Y-ar. .. - • slightly shocked. Had lie remained at the tree a minute longer he would have been killed. The faiilesualte saved Jti* life. HF made a careful search fh'r'tlih -hake after the *U>rm was over, Intend- The UeuitioM at Hammoird. : ' L " * T — r -—-4 Tho reunion of the survlfor* of Com panies G. and II. of McMastcr’s Regi- metit, 17lh Smith ( aroljna A'olBnU'eis, Confederate State* A i ni v, was liel-i at. RihVrtwiuT on Wednesday, 2<ith nit. fh( i surv ivors, t‘2 in number, formed in line and with Col. K. iV. McMaster, jif Columbia, at the head of the column, marehed to the stand, where-Capt. H. M. I'liner called the meeting to order. An appropriate prater was made by Rev. <i. 1). Kinard, a veteran of tbv Regiment. Col. MeMastej- was iniio- duced by Capt. Clmcr ami spoke brielly. He said that hHiail come, not to deliver aa address, but to meet and in ingle with the survivors of 1 in. oTdcbiin11aTfitT He giive itrunnipg history of the pat riotic service* bl the Regiment and urged tho ]iroaervatiou of ihe memori* *. 'of the trying times in w hich they had served together. Capt. Cliner also apoKeJ5ric?ly. An organization of thp (US whs formeitand it w im th'tci —4- Erarybody you owe yoorwli your money. Boon puiohealn* W. L. DOM| topr—ont C W«B—d nbovn, aa tboa—ada ona lanttf*. *J- Take No ftabotltoto. jgjt Itftftwore of frood. Kon* (mmIm oNkanl W. L. Dun*In* niftnu* ftwl price •Uu.peU eo Iwaic Look for It wheii bujr. W. L. Deftflaft, BreelUoa. Hue. field by F. G. BOINKAU, Allendale, 8. C. The best Gasoline Stoves and Ranges made, . BECAUSE THEY HAVE ~ Sight FVcd, -‘—i v ‘-ii4 \ , ..r 1fft r j^i> German Silver Point*. , . All fiiirts rust pfoof. Cast Inin Bumers, Dinm He:rd*. Rnttiovahle Float" Valves,. Spacicus Warming ( loscls. Tank* which caninn he re- mov-ft'd'wii.liout firstchfsj'ug all Bonier-^ Valve* which show at.a glance vv bethef they aiar.open or cVo*ecU) , ' Scud for price*.' r BALDWIN & GARVIN, BlackyHIc & Bamberg. Wood Work Machinery. Kj ick and Tile -Bfirfcl Stavr uiiViVihg «t (* (c Grain Thi'eshing' (t 4 ( (4 fiied tt* hold tmiriial reunion* heroaf- te.r. / - ’f’htr nttendatree in honor of -the vIvors was vartmndy estimated at Innn five to eight hundred, person*.. The were, there, but esja'clajly by the Old Mddier*. among wbo-*! ihiuning uum- Mvs the feeling of brotherhood grow* strori'jer a* tlie years go by. They helped to make the most gallant page in Uie history of modern times, and may Kallier Time deal' Kindly with them until all slinli be mustered out of life to joiti their cmiirades w ho have eio**ed the river to eternal rest. pte nnr dfdnyr-wa* perfect.-and plentiful and contained a wide ranged! substantial* find dcBcacie* It* ahun- daiice brought out strikingly jJip recol lection of the short faGYrrs iff tlie waF times. The young-folks enjoyed thein- soIvch in the way that young folk* will and ought tw <io,'ahii when the day ended all there M-paian-d. bophig to ing t4i capture it alive, but failed to live to attend the reunion in 1891. I Ihid it, ^ „ bcniuE. ■> W. I. Wilson N. 0. 'V. WXi.iyKU. WALKER & WILSON, : FUNERfiL DIRECTORS: s. r. Saw Mill Kiev Hulling ^ Engines and Boilers. 1 State Agent* forTaltmti & Sons' En- ginesand Boif(T«, S:iW and Grist Mills. • Brewer*’ BrN-ll Machinery, Double Screw Cotton Presses. Tlminas direct acting Steam Presse?. no belt*.. , *..7 • Thoma*’Seed Cotton KlOiator*. '■ . Hail and Liinimi* Gin*, Knghlmrg ‘ Rive llullei*. II. H. Smith «!fc Co’*. AVood-A^orkiug j VaeliTncrv. ^— r T Planar*. Band Saw s, Moulder*, Mor- liscrs, "" * / Tcuetmr*. comprising complr to s (|Uipmerit for Sash; Door slid Wagon Factories. D(-!( .Yrtie’s Piantation Saar- Mill*, variable le*‘d. Bcliings,'J’iitlngft and Machinery Supi'lies. At rite for prices. V^. c. 1>A 1)11AM, , Mtinao'cP. T^ wcll assorted stock nf^C^tdins-ami Gaskets of ji»-vv > st styles 4 ; <»n-4a4Hly on hand and for sale, al reasonable (iriccs. Prompt and efficient att^n^ou paid, day or night, to the'want* of all patron*. M-r..y Hjfpii Imp made a special study i-of diHinfsiaing for two years and offers th(f lid vantage ot hi* experience ih that branch of tlie business. • » - M e vvill, whenever desired, prepare bodies for »afe XHuliimhia. S. C.’ FOU SALE, m in the Town nf Blaekville a neat anrf eominodhma dwelling, situate id the' most desirable part of the town, and within a tew mitint^s - Walk of thd churches and depot.' A large fruit tirtd or fttr- ; tr.iiin{»orlatiwn foi inter- ( vegetable garden a'tacbe.r. i I it L<t.it‘os. ’ . i ther pa ticula/ff concerning Office at X Bi. W. Walker’s .Stocy,! terms ere., a|>ply Co f’. J. DREW, Main St. Barnwell, Night call* at-hi*l ii Blaekville, b. C. residence. Debtors and Credr All person*laiaving clatnis agatnst ( estate of Mife l.fzzie Nix, UeveaMftI, i reqtieated to present them ff cd. and ail persons iudebted cstitte'are ' ' the uiHlcrsjicnefti. -.j . ~^TB7ffilS7Jr.r Surveyor and Civil Engineei fi[HVm! attciumj! given to the vi>mpufati.»u s»f watOT-powcrs, kivefenic and Jiair.H^. . , A {Mirtal .-anl u.Ktrv'.w.t to m*- al Munint, tJ. t . will ron-ifft lh>hu.i attcuttour oiU.W lyr