The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 14, 1894, Image 3
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^IIURHUA^, JUNE H. I8t»4.
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The next retfu'.arwMnmuiUcjuiun i>f
Harmony Lodw- N<>. 17 A. 1 . K.-. M *.
will lw held at the uew Ma*ar.tcTeiv
pie iti Barnwell npotiVUt 'lay ot
lUrt, tUo same beina the 2nd flat*
l't Mid mouth, betpnniUK at ‘'High
s*
June,
unlay
twalVe
ty order of W
J. A. JEKKiaa. Sccrejarr.
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Lost and Found.
Leat—Sufferer* from Dyspepala.
Dropty, Malaria and Llyer Cotnidaint
tinleiw they at once 'conuiiencc the uae
of Glenn ^prlnjfK Mineraj Water.
T'hc Brat car l«ul~©f Georgia "*elona,
Wa» ahipped oh Monday to I'nlcago.
The crop of county ca dldatex ,t5»tne«
Up aiotrir. A batter tUml U needed.
t Jurle* for the July term of the Gen
eral Session! will be drawn next Tuea-
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George O Tliompxon. E«q., h»» been
elected Corporation counsel of
Florence.
Capt. C* fc. Wrotnn l* the Ram well
member of the State Trohlbil Ion Exe
cutive Committee.
11. E. O'Hannon E>*q., V* now junior
member of the law linn of Bellinger,
Townnend and O’Banuon.
■T See card* of new candidate*; Prof.
Bel linger, Ca|)t-. Langley and Walker.
The attention of our young lady
reader* l* cal'ed to the advertUement
Of the Wiuthrwp N’ormal College.
Found—^Hundred* of jnmple In every
part of the State .who teatify that tho
waters df GTentt^rnvgejt
be«t.
Hart » Hatter;.
The annwal winlon of the aurvlvor*
of Uiia famotH oounuaud will be behfxt
Brmberg, June 17th., *od tbr good
people of that place are preparing a
■plendid welcome lor the veteran* of
fl*ja Ifvuf *»u itwaa
'Col. Robert Aldrich will be theonlUv
of thaday. I^en*. Stephen l>. Lee BnU
X^ade Hampton ure ex|H»cteil to attend.
The IVople acknowledge* aii iuviUtlon
and hope* to be re|>re*ented.
BhoWxaLL, S. f«. June 13th HW4.
Eitifur J'co[>lr: > ^
lMea*c allow me apace in yonr vnlua-
ble columns t« \*orre»’i a Ktaoal'nt
which apiwared in your last week’* is
sue hemled “Brownell Newa.’’. anti
signed "F. K." The author of said ar
ticle wa* certainly m lain formed or ie
willfully lied when he aastmtes the au
thority of publicly aunoumiug inv
marriage. In justive u> all partieswn-
cerned you will please publish my n ost
eiupbatit; denial of same. Resiusctfully,
J as. L. Bkaulky.
▼WAocoaea ncaiarcwca no. it***.
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FROCcfiOND
CULL Jill FEVER CORE
THE 8UK3T CWU CURE MADE
« Cirit After ill Otlers Flit.
Then why not go for it from the
first and save suffering and money.
It stops Chills in 24 hours, rroc.
and $1.00 bottles. Thefi.oo bot-
- ties holds nearly three times as
much as the 50c size.
EXTRA CAUTION. Be
ware of the dealer that offers you
something else instead; insist on
having Keog Pond Chill and
Fever Cure. There is none as
good as FROG POND.
DAVENPORT MFC. CO.,
AUGUSTA, GA*
FOR sale KV •
K. I’. sK A K><>N, •
Allendale. S..C.
Trade Mipplhd bv
DOXVIK A MOI>K. II. BAKR,
• Char.e*toir, S. C.
may__ •
I'vrtillsrra.
Kx|>ecting to handle Kertili/.er*agtliu
thi* year we arc in a pnaiiiou to hcII to
the farmer* at prhes Pi suit the^iime*.
IIa«kk>p & Cai.uoin.
jan2.Vtf ,
A Hollar Rows —^
will get you a hundred Xo. «J high cut
ciivelo|>e* with return ri'queat, ami I<m>
n<»te head*, tt lb. paper, wit.li add re*
and date Hue printed. •
Send’liiR I’Kuri.E a dollar a i<1 get
full worth for vour nnuiev
bLackville. s. c.
Mr. Willie Harley gave n* on Tues
day a red cot pin ldo**otn which Mr. J.
rgnion pnidkcit on Saturday.
Rev. I). 8. Edandeld. of Oliver. Ga.,
i* viaiting relative* In thi* county. He
will preach at Appleton next Sunday.
Local observer* have lo*t fai'h in Irl
Hick* a* a weather prophet. They *ay
lit* .1 unc pmliction* have been clean
mi**e*.
The l.’fiQple hi* reecived a handsome
iwyifattlotfrSb ihe- eomineneeine'it exer-
ei*e* of Patrick’* Higli School at An
derson.
A. T. XXToodwnrd want*’ lo ‘btiv a.
gallon* of milk a day. XVrite to him at
H im well.
V . j
Col. L. W. Youman* lia* over flfli)
acre* in cotton and there i* not Miongh
c ah grass in hi* crop to feed a hearty
mule tw ice.
Red Oak Xeira. : ~ •
XVe. have lieon tliiee week* without
rain; crops and garden* are suffering
had'y.
Rev. XVm. llayne*worth hapjieneJ to
a had accident last XVednesdny. XX'hile
rilling «>n horseback front lluncatinon
to visit Mr. XV. M. Go"k lie w a* thrown
from hi* steed and severely hurt. Mr.
Cook happened to be near by and after
obtaining help conveyed him hack to
Dinieannoii, where he received careful
.attenthnt, uijtlT Thursday moiuing.
v hen he \va* removed to the home of
1 i. couain. Rev. R. XV. l.lde, at Baru-
well. XVe hope Mr. Hayiie*woriTi‘ will
Hair A XVilliam* a*k a full share of
public patronage BECAUSE they car- j
ry a General l.ine ot Hardware and
Stove* ami pay | articular attention to
all kind* of wftrtrift chejr Bue, such a*
Tin Rooting and Repairing.
BK( 'A U-nK, they buy lor ca*h and sell
for cash, *0 giving every Inner good* at
t he *iiialle*t possible margin pi protit.
BECAUSE, they guarantee entire
satisfaction, haviiighought the fixtures,
(.<1WIs and inachiitery of the late firm of
Baldwin 4 Garvin, and have ju their
employment the best workmen, of four
teen year* experience.
BECAUSE it will pay everybody to
buy from thi* new linn
H \1R & XXTLLI> MS,
y - Opposite Rush Rouse,
aprlfl
Hrjing Toinafop*.
In Italy, the native home of the to
mato, an exiensi e litisilies* i* earritu]
• 11 drying Comatoe* to use during the.
season of the year w hen fresh fruit can
not be obtained. The tomatoes are al
lowed to remain 011 the vine* until
quite ripe, then they at*—picked and
pressed in bug*, made of coarse cloth,
wh’cii allow* its pulp to pass through,
but retains the seeds and skin*. The
pulp is then thinly spread out 011 cloth,
itoardsatid shallow dishes and exposed
lo the sun to dry. XX’lieu it become*
quite dry Ills broken up line and put
HmtnTtoxe* or bags and .sent to market.
A large part of it i* used for making
’ soup, but a considerable portion I*
used a* ("iiatoea preserved itt tin* or
other cans. It i* soaked lor a few
hours in w arm water, then cooked it.
the ordinary manner.—Dixie Farmer.
KorMeae for KiJIlag laser!*.
Tite ktroaeue emnlsibn is the cheap
est, safest and heat of all lnseckisides.
it will klil any insect or eaterpillar
that itTdUche*. The. emulsion is made,
as follows. Dissolve M>rec-qtiarters of
a pound of hartl soap in one.gailott of
boiling soft water and add one g.ritoii
of kerosene. *’
Four the whole l.i one old-fasitionetl
dash churn or sotnetliiug of tne kind
and churn violently for lifteen minutes.
When cool the emulsion w ill form a
white jelly not at all oily. In this con
dition it will keep for any length of
• time. When wanted for u*e uilute Hie
jelly, using nine part* h£ mcamre of
soft w ater and one part jelly. The di
luted liquid inifet be sprayed or dashed
upoc the Infected plants with a broom
or w'i*p of twigs. It is harmless the
plants. File* on the ceiling* of room*
may lie killed by sweeping them off at
bight with a broom wet in this liquid.
Dogsaiid’oth t animal* may be rellev-
, ad of rtea* *n I Bee by l»athii>g them
writh it. Every, one Ivho glows ffeKI or
garden plant* *hould keep on hand a
. supply of the jelly and use. h freely
,^H|m«ii the plant lice, cstcrpiihtrs and
other iiuxiou* iii*ept*. , ,
If one of the laiolly is l»ce to dinner
ami the food Ik to be kept warm, don’t
put it in the oven to dry up, but net In
a covered plate or dish amt 1 set In a pan
of hot water on the back of the stove.
Thi* will keep the fou4 warm and
mriil H the water is not boiling.
XX'e thank Mi*s Anna Dunbar, of
Augusta, for an invitatiou to attend
the Commencement exercises of the
Tubman High School. t
A.,II. Connor. K*q.. hnmglit nt( off
Mondav the rtr*t Oott.m bloom we have.
*ven this *ea*<>n. It came from Mr.
,1. c. I^e'* place near Cave’s (’Imrelir*-
Professor 'X'. Hart want* a Sum
mer school and will give special l»**,o>.*
in mathemati"* and vocal music if de
sired. Post Otliceai n well.
Orrin F. Hunter, of FHfh Pond town
ship. will he graduated from the Cita
del Academy on the 2lh.h lint, lie will
etch in tin? ( public school* for two
years.
Dr. L C. Stephen* reached c an Fran
cisco safety on the till in*t. His
graphic account of his rid ■ over desert,
pnirie ami through mwiuAalu passes
will he glrei; next week.
Mr. and Mrs. XX'. V. GUI left on Sat
urday to spend the summer in a cool, r
latitude. After att 'ml ng Wotl'oi .a
( ommeiicemeot they wilt stop at Glen..
Springs, and later w ill go to “the,land
of the sky.” .
T'te Concert for the bonetit of the
Confa.hTale Monumental tiiml will he
given atAhc Opera liou*e 1 cxr 'I'hurs*
dav'evening It is promised lat he the
very lit-st entertainment in BarnwelT**
hi* «*ry. Don't forget it. t
Th ‘ Darlington tJrand .1 dry on Mon-
*lay found trut; hill* against Stale Con
stables .1. D. Mel.ciidoii and (). C.
(Is in for the killing of X'ormcnt and
R-dinond in the Darlingtsm riot.
1’rial* postjaufedAo ufxt.te.rntt
- AX'. C. Stay-.* tho successful Georgia
excursion manager, will run an < xcur-
sion from Augusta.over the Port Royal
ami South ttonml Railroads u> Coluin-
Ida, 011 July Ith. Hcymte* ns th^t he
wilj.give partieiilant in alamt ten days.
R t.uid H ip fl 2-A.
- A Teacher of consldera'ile expeftenco
ami at lip gives special Httnution to the
well Toninled developiuy'ot dTlfie think
ing nower*of children, wishes to I-.cate
'•1 a progressive connnnnity In the
Southern -part of the State. For fur
ther iulormatioii a|tply in person or by
letter to-the Kdito of Tuk Pkoclk. ,
„ jmiel-lw'
The many friends of Dr.^LyjCroy w ill
regret to learn that just as lie had be
gun p; improve and it w as'tliought he
wonfd soon lie well, lie wa* stricken
with a severe spell of rheumatism.
Tlie pinny friendsof Prof. J. .1. Snell-
Ing wltf hw plea* ‘d toittB>w-tl>at he-iw
rapidly iuiproving.
Great ( ;pm» !!•#'<. *.S - T 7f<
Tha pic niv at GrabmBavanr»*hmi
Frida* Mb wna, if I am any judge, a
perfect s«eee»*. Tliere waa a guod
crowd and plenty of dinner and no
whiskey. In the forenoon Mr. J. •».
Hogg. Miss Agatha and Mi** Bailie
Harden, the ai compllsbed ilaughter* of
Capt. 'V. M Harden, anluaeil the com-'f>
pany With muaiu on tha piano. About
2 o'cIook dinner wa* served and all ate
pleiitifnll v a* Tar a« the writer wa* able
to learn. Mr. XV. t. Johll*, at whose
residence the pic ulc was, had plentv of
coffee for tiie miilfitudci After all h*d
eaten plenty tha doling-folk* returuad
to the jpaiior, there Mr. Lynch gave
them music tfpoii the violin w iitoh eoulii
not lie excelled. Then the real lun eom-
meneeil, u|»on the arrival of Mr. F. xt.
Harley of Morris, who is al aaya brim
ful of wit, joke*,. Ac. After dancing
and bout riding, ior which Green Sa
vannah I* famous, until late In the eve
ning, all departed for their home* aipr
from the reluctant way. in which they
went I should £ink sorry that the day
had come to a «^»se. Yuur corres|)ond-
«mt lor one thanks Mr. and Mrs. Johns
for their eineriiflliniaiit, and hopes lliat
in the near fy 11 re they may repeat-P.-
The following young ladies wen?
present: Mieses Agatha. Bailie, The
resa ami Loren* Harden, daughters of
Cap:. XV. M. Harden; Miss Garde Har
den, daughter of Mr. M. A. Harden;
Miss SaHie Middletpn, MUse* Carrie,
Annie and Bailie Ready, daughters ol
Mr. T. J. •Ready; Mi**.Mamie, Lewi*.
Misses N'ouieund Pauline Cave,'daugh
ter* of Mr, li. B-Cave; MissKute Ryid,
of Brownell, Mi*s.Carrie Johns, '<*f
flamherg. Mi** H a tile IVoodwurd. of
Morris. MU* XVtllie Ready, of Augii«lH,
Ga., M|«* Kate Banders, who recited a
tillable to hear, as the crowd kept him
barred off.
The hoy* we.rc too numerous to men
l,imi.» Hoping that we may live fo at
tend another as good will close with
good wishes to all. Mia ado.
Alliance Department.
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Adopted m the Comity »»*•« by the Uow>-
y AlUaaee JalyMh, nip; -
M. J. PATE. Amociatb Editor,
To whom «U Commankationa or Alliance
Matters should be afhlmwed.
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OMesr* sf ihs Cmaty tUlaaes.
H. H. Oikim. President. .
j. C. Milter, Vice President. —
XV. 8. Bambenr, Secretary. v
A. F. Frue, Tteasurer.
<1. p. Ktnard, chaplain.
T 8. Weeks, CuRnty Uviurer.
XV. A. AH, .Ho ward or Xssistaut Lsx'tnrar.
XV. T. Harley, floor Rwper. J '
K. K. Harky,Assistant i>o»* r Beeper.
0. XV. H<M|tfiieit. NerReaiR at Arm*.
F, fl.'Creech, Husiuoss.Ax'nl . . r-
F.xeoutlve t^wamtttea—G. B. Free,w.
P.tlrn k, XV A.Fawt. 4
Tragic Committee—41.. M. Hunter, B. If.
Dowling, 4. M. k'lmer, XV. A. All. p
Coni ini ttee on I to. si of the Ordet —4. C- Mc
Millan, G. M. Eden Held, XV. T. Gave, J. K
Snelling, B. B. Guess. .
lu \ lew
lYIHiston Sews.
• Thw-Bhu'kville and XX illiston Jd nine*
"inetiU Klkonn lastBaturday aflcmuou
and iitTiyed a very iuleresliiig game of
base bail.
»COKK BY 1XXI.NG8.
XVmjstoii-4. I. J, o, 2, 4.—Id.
IVuckvtHe—it, t», if, 2. 2,2 0.—12.
Halle ies Hair .iml Harley. Shelton
an I I.' vy ; umpire. Toticflliettry ; *cnfer,
Alalleit; time of game, one. hour and
littv minnte*.
ss.
Nonvitlistandlngthe dry w eather cot
ton is doing well, t oru U suffering
H r rain. Gardens are nearly ruined
and the nls. kherry crop 1* almost a fail
ure. . Melon* needing rain badly.
MN-e* Statute and Carrie Lide went
to H'ainbi rg on Baiurday to spend some
time.
Rev. J. f. V is* Superintendent of the
Orphan Home at Greenwood, preached
State of Oil id; City of Toledo, \
Lucas Ciiiiniy. \
Fraifk 4. Ctieney makei oath that-I e
is the senior partner of the thin of F.d.
Cheney A Co., doing business in tlje
City of Toledo, Cmmiyjuid Suicxlox -
slid,taml tint said tirui wIM twry tin
sum bf Oije Hundred Dollar* lo v ea di
and every ease of Catarrh that cann.'i
he cufed bv the use ot ifaH'sA'ataM h
Cure. * FRANK J. CM KVKS’
Sworn.to Indore me and subscribed in
mv preseuee, this Hth day of Decern or.
A. D. ISMl.
]i. *.J A. XV. GLEASON.
Nmarv Public.
HaH’s Catarrh Cure i* taken inter
nally and act* directly.on the blood and
in neon* surf aces of the system. Send
for testimonial*, free.
F. J. ( H KN HY A CO , Toledo, O
ffj^^Sold by Druggist*. Toe.
THE OLD PR 'GRIM REST.
of the fact that a change of
program aiill interfere w ith cimrch ar-
i.atigemeuts al some places the old pro
gram, which appears below, w ill b«*
carried out. This w III, perhap*, reduce
the iiliinher ot spegfter* qnd atumdants,
hut a royal good lime will reward those
w ho can attend.
DcuuiHrk, Ttwadar.July loth, S||!»-
Alliiinces, Hamtierg, tfhent.'* Branch,
Oakland, EJko, Spriugtown, XVIIIistnn.
Kecily Branch, XVedn<-s»lay..luly tltli.
DmiliTc Popd. (ieorge* Greek, Reedy
Branch, Hercules ~
« ypress Ghapcl. T' mi sVay,’July 15.—
Diiuhartnti, Fair Pond, Jo^ee Branch,
Red Oak.
Gave*, Friday./lily U.-Appleton,
Bull Pond. I aves, Haymmy, Mt. Pleas
ant. Shady Grove.
- - AH au*t>.'All:ani es 'iif't,411' ntione(l and
all citi/.en* interested in the welfare ot
the order are requested to on tqieiate
with' ffte nliove nfentioned and any
lewt of over tbo Uwlla*f
BUIo* probably hold* treble tbo ffoM
it did tn 1978, or before Um reeumfitiou
ofapeeie par menu, Ike GarnunGoT-
crniHont aub«tHiit«4 g dd tor *tfr«r lb
Ha currency, the Aua ri»w and RnMlati
Btata banka have fieen^anormoiuiy lo-
ereaafng tbeir stock of gold, tho former
with a view to an early substitution of
a gold fur the old ellver •tatidard, while
the Bank of England ha* In |ta coffer*
more gold than ever before in Itahlu-
tory. European bank* are thu* full of
the coveted vellow metal, a* a result of
the mad scramble for It In recent year*,
and thi* nervous amUlncreased demarfd
for gold ha* necessarily appreciated it,
so that today,"as we have seen by sla-
tlatjv* that are hot «halienged, even If
the Ergumetita* to the eau*e m*» be,
tlift purchasing power of gold aloo*
I moug all form* of portable wealth ha*
inmeinaly Imtreared. Europe got her
gold,' bqt in thp optiraiiou she Has killed
all employment for It, and now ahe eu-
S s the difccontforuof a fea«t of Tan-
Preta, tho fabled Khgt, who. In the
Lower region*, saw water pre«eqt w hich
he could not procure t<> quench his
thirst, and fruit hanging ju*! ahov* his
head that lie could not gr**p lo satiate
his hunger.
The debtor ha* been bankrupt or
driven to the wall, he ha* paid hi
pound of financial t1e*h in the apprr
elating gold slamhird, and he lia* lost
all hi* aggressiveness apd |*ower o
Initiative. The result of the gold erare
a* one of the potential factor* in break
ing'the price of wheat, and the di*:i—
trou* elTcut on internatFmal trade of
the break in parity h» tweeh gold-using
and silver Using (■•miit.rles must he con-
»idcrc<l In another letter. These great
underlying cause* are not seen every
day mi the tope, hot tie v account for
Ol
OL
sxi
K1GK 11UL
lU™—
Snte Agviitv for’
glue* and Boiler*,
Brewer*’ Brick
CTVMTT VT VMfffTff a at. Hi"
Tbomaa direct actingTttr«n»
no belt*. •
Thontaa’ Bred Cottrei
Hall and I.tifhmla Oto*.
Ro • If o!Irr*. . ’JiiMM
II. il. smith * Go’s.
Msrhlnefy.
Planer*. Band Raws, lIoGldcrs,
tWre, • - - - . .*> — ■
Tenehor*. rm»ipti*ing
equipment for Sash. l>tN»r and
FacUifle*, I Mokche’a Plautatlqil
Mill*, variable feed. *
Belting*, Tirting* and
Supplle*. XVrite for price*.
r Vi BADHAM,
i
Columbians. C.
the period*, it not for
—- u ... '"->■■ *!»'I ' —-A—I. i
the Huaneiill p.Vge
From Klko Id Edislo.
tin Mondav the/'Siipreme <'omt in
ease of the State vs T. XV. Ezzard. re-
fu ed llie motion to suspend the appeal
with leave Hi apply to the G inn it. Court
for a new trial * n the grffliod of aft r-;
discovered evidence, affirmed tli'onler
of Judge Norton and remanded the
ease for the ptirpo*« of carrying into
execution the judgment of the ( r uiic
Court heretofore rendered..
The resiiTence of Mr*. M E TX'il-
Hams, All iidnl •, was hurt;e ij a*t Sa’ur-
day night. Thu Hie At* accidental
originating in aulos- r or the cook rixuit,
and had inade siiuh progr'ss when dis
covered Umtit eouhl not l»e, extinguish
ed. Most of the furniture in the main
imildiiig wa* saved, hut the contents of
the dtiling room and an adjacentchain-
her were all lost. Loss about $7 •), no
insiiranct.
Jacob McFadden. who departed till*
lile in thi* tow n last Saturdayywai an
old^jjfjud mark. •
He wa* ahoiit 7<1year* old and w ith
fheM’Sceprlmt of a little intemperanee
wa* one of ^iiT. f*es» citizen*. ' '
— He wa* horn and raised near Den-
intr S. G. *nd applied himself to the
mechanie* trad** early in life and at
tained great prnficieney'iii his prnfes-
eiott. ■ L: — X. Y. /..
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Marla Armsrrbbg. quite an old col
ored woman, died on Sunday on T. S.
Gave A Itro’s place', under suspicions
<irei!iii*tane s An inquest wa* held
on Monday by Justice S. P. Langley,
acting coroner. 'The jury found that
she came to her death hv fioi.on admin-
isteie I by Dr. Robert Harvey, etdored,
who w as lodged iu jail that night. Dr.
Harvey is a root and herb volunteer
doe'or. He claim* that 'he woman had
Imeti poisoned before he w as called and
that, he was giving her the proper anti-
dme He btia*t* that he ha* the wisdoiij*
on isiniday' morning and night for
Bislmp Lid*’. .Both sermojt* were ex
ceedingly flno, at the niorning service
the loui-e wit* crowded XVe have not
heaid liow niuyh money he got l#r the
orphans.
Below Hnd program- of Commence-
pient exerelses of the High ScjopL
which will he ilie nio»t liiterestlng,eyrr
had here. The conte-t for tins grand
gold medal will.be the Hr.«t we have had
and w ill lie interesting, also the contest
for the elocution gold medal. A rich
treat Is 1 i «'<ore for all w ho attend and
every body is cordially invited to come
Program "Comnieiiceiuent Exercise*
XXTIIDuui High ScIhniI July '.»t-4th I Bit 4.
Sunday, July 1st. II a. UH. Gotu-
iiietteeineut Sermon by Dr. 1.. Gutlihert.
Monday. July 2nd, !>.:«» a m„ Exer
cise* tty Primary Departuisnt; MJKta.
m.. Exercise* by Ihierthedhite Depart
ment; '.Ml* P in.. Contest lor Demurest..
Grand Gold Medal.
Tuesday, July 3d ,10.00 a. m., Deda-
matiuii contest for gold medal by Sopti-
more class; II U0 a. n*., Dcciainatlon
contest ior gold mesial by Junior class;
0 (HI p. m., Celebration of PU riau and
Dialectic Lilerary, Sosdetles; Address
by Senator M. C. i'»tiller.
XX'eduesday. July 4th, 10.00 a. vl in..
Contest for Elocution gold medal; 11.00
a. in ..Graduating exercise* by Senior
-das*; 12.4) a. m„ Annual Address by
Hon. XV. J). Mayfield; JUKI p. m., Final
Concert.
The Bamberg String Band will fur
nish music on Wednesday. You are
cordially invked to attend.
F. N. K Bailev,"Principal.
fa/it
or
iiifdHLCharlie^'
Leomml receive.
/ ) t 1
to^uc:
Being at leisure I will give you a few
dot* on KdUto lishiiig. XX »■, XX’, 15.
■folinston, XV. ,1 Mathi*. D. Cave, J. T.
Yoiiiigbio.ol and “Hoohy” on tin* mor
ning ol the JMli at 2 o’clock, after hav
ing some tnuiMe in rousing Rtadiy up
we steamed nut nl Elko with ( apt. li
■XV. Gerald pulling the ribbon^to the
g.H.«t util tURe “tiooit-liye, My Lover,
Gmid-bve,” w ith many a merry joke
and long journey we reached New
Bridge about tl o’AlbeF a. in. Here
BiMitiv stirred up a hoe eRkf' w ith wlifch
we broke onr fa*t, and then our troulde
commeneeal. XVith leaking Iihat* gmi a
heavy crowd we started for the'B. C. R.
R. crossing, aliout. 175 miles by Watei*,
hut after travelling nlemt l't mile* we
struck liu k in tbo hspe if a flat noat
loose, on the river, w no it we inimedi-
ately naik |Ht-sessi,>u of-utid put lloohv
and the grub in it which made-n* leel
much easier. XX'Uh loud cheer* from
t ie Ix.iat ahead we knew there were tlsh
for dinner, and the i we lamled on a
.-auu ItAjrVUete we uined heartily. Af-
er drinking plenty of river water We
pulled out for Reed's Lauding, w here
we struck Cklup^aitd supper on more
river jack. Between mosquitoes, red
hugs and vellow dies we n>ent a very
pleasant night, hut we’survived them
and got aisiard again and—were verv
turn, caU'hitTg jack and dghting vellow
tiles. XX'e reached Bioiiaker's. Bridge
(or dinner, w here we ha<l more fish ami
more river water. Inn being in a huny
We hastened uit for Jolnisou'* latidiu;,
where we again struck camp and hao-
the company of more in isipiitoe* ami
of. course another pleasant night. After
having a very large eat fish st* w for
breakfast, there is where Booby showed
hi* talent as a cook. It not requiring so
much water we htaded up again and
pulled out for Hap Howe f’s tarn hole,
which we reached about. *miset hungry
and tired, throwing ourselve* u|kui the
gras* and watching Booby with a hun
gry eye. XVe soon had supper and more
mosquitoes which we enjoyed very
largely. After breaking our fast next
a. m. we pulled out again for Jentiliig’s
Lake where we li-hed until kuii et,
catching xboat loadbf very due perch.
XVe were led away by llooliv to a place
he called R d Landing, where we spent
another pieasaut night w itli mosquitoes
and red ii'.igs. Alter hreakia-t, a large
stew, we started for the R. R., aliout. 25
mile* by water. Along liere «re had
sniiie fun, Yoiii:ghlo<Ml said lie iiiust
have filing a cow Hi the bottom of tlie
tlie winner* Hi | river judging from the way it pn'led.
Deinurest me- i cave hung * .V4 (Kuind rock w hich *lia -
tere.d hi* ImiIi, JoltnstOii shot a » |aiiind
a glori nis old fry.
cum mas, of
M
To the. W-|iDkev Trade and XVhlskey
BlarkviHe New*. ^ 1 —
The Graded 8ehool elmnd last T'Jiur*-
day evening. Col. G. XV. Cndt, of
Aiken, delivered the closing address,
lie held hi* appreciative audience
spellbound for an liouf, in a masterly
oration < li tlie subject of Practical and
Progressive Education in the higher
art* in all branches ■ for -killed labor,
and the results of such labor Hi the
varied pursuits of life, anil the progress
of the ootith Hi the last lew tears in
her various industries, which follow
education and duty to God, to your fel
low man and to your country.
Cel. Croft Is an orator of the old
school, and Ills address wa* logical from
hegiuiiHig toend and very much appre
ciated l*y all who heard him.
j Major L. T Izlar, Hi a very appropri
ate speech, In his happy way and style,
delivered the prizes to
the following manner:
dal Buln-rt Fickling; Musical medal,!
Mis* Mazie Tlunusou; Penmanship trout which gave u
neighborhood desiring a meeting of this
-erics « ill please confer with Mr. J'. B.
Bucks, County Lecturer and chairman
o' this comniitice.
.The committee decided to invite the
following gentlemen to address ihe<t
('mi tiug-4 l>r. J. XVilliam Mokes, Col.
l!oh"rt Aldricli. <'ol. XX . J. T'albcrt ..mi
Hon.4, G. Mavtl«-ld.
T. S. XX'ecks,
F. II. Crcccli.
D XX . Ihnliford. „
• J . A. < 'hqpscreii tV,
J. A. XVoodwaru,
M. 0. XX'aU,
M. J. Pate.
I'ontinitlcc.
— ——.— ‘ ■ re«’ • s .
T he Mo e; tyues’flotf
Follow ing i» a caret ultv prepared, re
view of the market by !X!e«*r*. XVatsor*
A (iiiistin, broker*. No. .X X', all s.rcet
New York :
I'lic great motive power Hi commerce
is tlie debtor. 11“ more* the w heels of
trade by his ciilcrprise and aggressive
ness, ami in In* amhiiioti to make,
money he take* the fund of unemphiyed
eapitai'and toakos it an active, produc
tive, progressive force. 1 TUo fund at
hi* commifni must la 1 ampl®. otlierw i*e
tils etforis would la* crippled, tf not,
futile, Imt it is equally mportanl Utgt.
iliere should i»e prospective prolil* to^
tempt him into undertakings and coil- -
tra ts Just at till* moment the fond
ot idle capital at Iti* di*|M»*al Is almost
iinllmiUNl, Imt the spur or Incentive to
it* employment G wholly alwnl, and
thercfoi A, trade condition* are not nut-
nial._,
Jn considering the proapect of a re-
eoiery of noi i nial relation* between the
debtor am) crediW clAsse* one inu*t
>ea re It for the priiiie cause of rupture.
Kor20 e Ts there lias heer v ,' w Ith some
mttiirai irregularity, a eoiiflii'ued fall iu
values, making lion an avenge in*
cile*'•tng.lv di.'JctHi tor the debtor to
get out of h s lualeriuls on liamY the' ,
'noitey necessary jo meet hi* incurred
o •ligation*. That price* for all the
g eat staple* have enormously faUeti.
n t relatively a* compared with each
other, hut a* statud iu term* of gold, i*
indlspntablv true. The carefully eom-
piied table of Angiistu* Batierback of
tlie Royal BtatDtical Society of lumdoiX
sitow* that tile, tn cliief staple coimmuli-
ti<*. which, lnJS7:i,j*oW at an average
of 111,'reached Wit hi IS7X, HJ it) 1S7W. 7k
iu IKbl,.?-- Hi 18S'-..Xt ,GS In ISVJ, ami *iB
Hi this immth ot May. iN'.t*. The com
modities, taken Hi part,-are wheat, bar
ley, oalV, rice, silver, fwef, |»ork, sugar,
tea, coffee, tirt. h#ad,eolti»iT. ihix, hemp,
Wool, »!ik, hide*, offs, |>etroteuni, Hullgt*
and timlier. This f.iil lu value hff* lK*eA
accompanied hy tbi ikrttrtme'j* itlon of
silver, hv the aggrandixement of g'dd
hv t.tu great nations' of England 1 .
France, Austria, Germany and the
United States, and hI»o hy the complete
dislocation of all exchange relation# lie-
tween these nation* and the remainder
of the world, which, through the Ion* of
their gold to these - great'Powers 'and
Tlie Pattersoa loose.
‘F»* , . & - 7m
u ~ , • •. ;: ^ 1 1 '
Haring taken charge ofThiR
Trgv^ller’* Home I
roii;v^e,uJ tjie travelll
house ha* iieep thor»iqp
from groim^iffuor to aRDt
ne*« amt comfort D scojind to nolle in
Hie State; ..
The talde will besfipjAlwd with tM
iicst lliat tile home and .telgbhoring
city markets afford. XVell rgaluetl nrnrj , .
ant* Kavy fnwn ewptoycd Rh-f n** effori
wUI he imrW biaeviuw tT»8 pertratMae
joj'.nent of my guest*
MFisFLokfcNCE K rit’NTEA
- V < , I’Voprletr*#*.
New. ,c«yn.fojftqKJc am| cmfimodloui
■taUUi* ktuLatt* utjv* l>o»tiers w Ul tak&——-
the liest <-are of.anitngl* and »-ehlcb«
First «|a** Sample. Room for tb«
of Cuiumeri'lal Traveliera.
For Rent and Sale*
Drinkers:
l f y«»i* will drink North Ca ojiiia Corn
XX’liiskey, I w ant to sell it to you.
Prke hy the bid. .$1.20
Price hy f gah kegs L28 *. . . . , <r; . ,.
Prlw l*v short pints, 10 lotah, i-'i gal*. 1 1’e. (repre-etU tne
Company In. Alien and Barnwell
Hi case) f I .JX. [ tie*, mid have for,rent or *^)e a nu<
Price bv *hort quart*, .*» to cal.. ( j [-f valuable plan t in there •.••fqiiiie*.
Per#on* dcsirtpg u* Imy or > rent good
gal*, in ca*e) fl.JQ,
Price by full quart*, (3 gals, in case)
iim
Cam* good* landed freight paid, t Jo
not remcmtK'r a town in Smith Carolina
,,i id . - it
tiiat fm#» ‘rly hml license in which my
whisiey is not well know n.
Caqiacity of distilling iso imsheU pep
iff » ' ‘
day. 1 do not *v|| any whiskey but
place* qn good t;',7ipa wlll.dq well 8Fa-a
or .wr.lv.- BATEB d SIMM*,
septlf-tf nafnw«tL#C.
/- -»-s» . — —— - 1 Wf*
Charles Zissetly
l Practical Wiitch maker."
■ what is madel" rrv owr dTstlllery.
* ' , ■ .i j ,
Parties ordering w hom I do not know
will please send money hy |Ht*Udlice ore
(let 1 or check.
XXTicn ordering *1110 whether you
want water white nr colomf.
‘ J. B. LAN4KH,
m'av-4-lm Salisbury, N. I’.
im FOR SALE.
A smell lanq al)<>iit a hundred acres,
twciiv uleicred, hqlauce Hi winhI*, two
anda half mile* from Barnwell.
For particulars apply to
„ - THE PEOPLE.
(nprll-20-tf)
O. DUNCAN BKI.LLnUER,
SOMCITOH 2NI». ClKf'rff.
WILfd/fH H. foWNsEND.
Lam or Kt.i.ioTT A TfhrjWfcBfP,
ItKAt’Koirr, s. J’.
— ' II. L.O BANXUX.
Bellinger, TownsendA
GBannon,
ATTOItN b.V/w .k'V L.AW
Office Ryan Building, Barnwell S. C.
Mathew*. Miss Maude Mathis said he saw an alligator witli a
e.d tho medal for the bust ; young one on its back, vv Ich scared
Kd tur, l
averag<rduring whole session and Mas
ter Bennie Hamniet received Gold me-
of Solomon and is cnctidcntthatire w ill
prove Id* innocence.
• ' • *- - • - . - ,,—.
^ - Genyrnl DepressUn.
‘Gonoral deplTsshui In luisincs* call*
for tluinphrey* Specific*. You canuot \
afford to experiment iu hard tirno*
llmupreys S[iei'< , lcs"Hr«, ceunomical
and sure.
Sjrntnnrt New a.
Our little tow", is nowon a boom. Hi
the face of the efv of Hard Times.
Messrs Langford and Barker are about
ready with a large kmvv and pliiqHig
mill plant at this place. Our mer
chants are wearing cltvcrful looks aiid
our farmer* in the Hiirrmitiding country
deport broad smile*. As tar as we can
K;ilrii none are ahead of Moses Co|te-
laud w ho displayed cotton bloom* on
thufKHli of May. He control* 155 acre*
of cotton, A0 acre* of corn, besides cane,
K tatoea. watermelon* etc. on a five
r*e farm, and has the puaift and ener
gy necessary to succeed. Moso* D a
colored wan and ha* the confidence and
respect of Ida w hite neighbor*.
-.durriVoV.
dal fnrtlie liest aveiage of last quarter, |
after whi<Ji a sq igeiit Ltd‘Come »X her '
tlie Idllics Bloom” was sweetly rend- !
ered by Miss A'lrienna DeXVitt, Mb*
Edna Stroliel, Prof. Ackenuaii and :
brotlie'r T he scliopl gave a large inc
hie on tlie 13th at Seivern, on the C. M '
R. li. To<s much praise can not'be give 1 j
to Prof. Ackerman and his a-aislants,
who have labmed so hard and a*sidu
ously for the Vterest of tlie school.J
Prof. Ackerman is a good disciplinarian
an t lie Jia* endeared Idniself to both pa-
trhns and pupil*.
Mr K. C. I.aughlin, '“liandsom*
Dies,” a* the boys call 1 ini, former y o
this place but now of Anderson, *|ieul
several days in towp among friends on
lousiness and pleasure combined. Your
1 friend* are glad to see you, "Dick,”
‘ come again.
XIiss iXlnnde Oakman.nf Augusta, Ga.,
is visiting relative* Hi tirtvn.
An alligalore gilt eet lung was kiiled
in Reynolds lake by Un* secduti master
on the Carolina R. R. last Thursday.
A. B. C.
^ Rain i* needixJ throughout tiiqc<tu«i-
ty. Crop* are clean,* farmer* out hjT
work and lioe hands exerci*iug under
umbrella*.
Rev. Bam P. Jones say*; “The most
beautiful sight hi the world is to ree a
family gathered around a hearthsMme
with the head of thehousehnhPreatllXtg
hi* local paper—paid for HrttiVnuyA'”
A young man in Andersott cdbnty
went lo call'on a young lady one night
last week. The young lady wa* not at
home, and the old man charged him one
dollar for (be night’# lodging.
Booby into lit*, and. Mr Kd tor, I can’t
ivo«e w ithout idling you of our U‘t
fry. Youngblood »aid lie wa« a* hun
gry as a l*e!ir slid wa* helping Booby
iiiok dinner: Aftc-feying the fish nice
ami brown we found in>t' a I of sMlling
them he had put. sugar, which made -be
crowd declare they’ were the sweetest
ti*h tney ever at \ vvlii It ended our glo
rious week on Edisto
Onk or ti:k Cukw.
. •wrid. door smith of House,
dnznvvelj C. II*',8. t'i,offer*hi*service*
tojdle public. , .
.^11 oyaTience of npwardh “f f^rtT
year* f* the best guaranue ’.hat ImI
.now*, Ins misitie** and will gl>» sallre
factlof) In the qi nlity of bl* work and
the moderpt on of III* charge*. r —
/|4r«cn vble time keeper* for ante.
11.v UH
:,r.ra.yl
lurniaUtid cOfM'-mlno
isOi iMar smW fnM. A
Kfeiiaw:
nniMiaa Wi/nun^cotiity
tvMrmsnSrsn
bwaw
, t0TEHCY
^CATARRH
The rtsIWss
nsraa from tbs
Rmpflag •Trewes
nostrils into tho
arenmnlaiton of me*
the eonstsnt la
hawk and rxpeetemte.
#0 CENTS PEB BOX (DtoeR.
Dr-Mniled primptly ati toaelpt of yctoe.
THE MAHHEMAH0 SPECIFICS CO..
SSI Drendwny, Mew York.
For aaie hy J. Allan Tobin.
Jefferson Crawford, colored, was ta.
ken from York jail and lynched. He
had killed 1). P. Blackburn, a white far
mer, December 23d, and was tried and
convicted. He wa* to have been hanged
on Friday but bia lawyer gave notice of
appeal to the Bupreme Court on the
ground that one of the State’* wit nesses;
a bay under 10 years and a nephew of
Csvwford, was not a competent w itnesi.
Crawford admitted hlrguilt b fore be
wnr hung.
the forced fall In the price of s'lver,
have been driven to paper currency or
a sole'silvsr money between w Ilk’ll and
gold there l* no regular ratio.
Tlie average of the price* of the same
commodities in 1B4'J was 74; in IS32.B2;
itt 1H5 ,».*•; in 1N.X4, 102: in 1H144, lO'.f
and, as wc just said, in IB73, 111. This
rise Hi price* was acv'ompaiiled ami
caused largely by the dUcov ry of gold
lit California and Australia, which
stimulated tlie w clianiwtl* of trade
throughout rtHviktJndotn, showing that
a large production of precious metal
If not'aCc »ni'pa1i1**d f»y legislation Ito#-
tile to it, or. in other wm'dvby a gMt
oral movenient toward Its’demonetiza
lion—a* ba« Iteen trite of silver iff' re'
cent, year*—benefits Hade Instead of inv.
juriug ll: Tite debtor cla*s wNk dn-
couraged to kuormoU* and increasing
untiertakings itetween 1B4S ami 1873,
a id since that period it ha* been corre»-
|M>'idingly discouraged, wjth the couse-
qtient annihilation of ail spirit of enter
prise. ' . k ’
4 u*t before, leav i ig Pari* the writer
of these paragraph* received a letter
from one of the grente-t banker* In
Loudon, reviewing the financial situa-
tiiTn. in wltich liti*distinguished finan
cier w'-ote. “To yoiiWclf and myself I
think the reason of the whole matter
lie* largely in tite silver question. It
I*coming again to the fore, and now
one, now another man of imitortame
give* public adhesion to bimetallism.
One financial weekly of standing ha*,
wltile upholding it* old position, great
ly modified it* tone.”
The leader of the Conservative p*ri.F
in Parliament A. J. Balfour, the nepkew -
too, of laird Salisbury, I* a most anient
bimeulltsf, and he.tt.ge* the grave im-
port 1 nee of (icrion iu (lie most cogent
and convincing speoef:-* J The Liberal
patty, under Lord Boaebery, hoWa
power by the alight tenure of n majority
of 14. *0 that with the pressure from
the Manchester cotton interest*, and
from the almost bankrupt agricuitu-
fiat*, there l* tome hope that England,
which haa hitherto obatlnately blocked
the way to an international agreement,
may yet eorae into line with progrere
aivp inoneury tdeta.
Binee the movement began against
silver In 1873, the Bank of Krance has
fINe farm
3 For Sale.
Thai beautifully Inciftvd ffml highly
iurtroved larm of :fii7 acres, on the
South CaVollna Railway. Known a*
part o» ^h« xX'illla* jilace and feuinded
>y la tula of M. XX'HRs, Mr* .Hallie Btan-
sell, L'. A. Thonisort, Janie* B* hey and
the Bolitli Carolina Rail wav i* offered
for mie on V ve years time with intore*!
at? |iereeut |»er annum. TTil* Wacr
caM'Le made an Hlcal ltdiiie. It Id** all
needed'out Iniildhig*. splendid water
and a proverbial health record. Then
is no tvasle land on the pfatte and It can
b« Hu urn ve«J‘lo eqXia I Hi ptrodncflvenere
any like rtlihtbdr'of acres’111 s&itrth I'nhs
Una. Fot < price* and otlter parfb-filar'
apply to
F. T. SANFORIX.
, Augusta. Ga.
Eagle prav|d
TH E BEST.
IRoofing
I* uneqtiaUed for House. Barn, fa -tory
or Out Building*, anti cost* half the
price of ahlngics, tin or In n. ft is
eady for u*e and easily applied by an}
ne. ,
RUBBER PAINT tost* only B0
cen * |*er gal in bid. lots, or 54.."Hi for
r>:gai. tub*. Color dark red,, XX'ill stop
l( 4 aVs‘iXi tin nr iron riad* that will last
for years. Try.H. Bend Ntamp tor
sample* and (Sill particular*.
Biceliiir PaiolaodMiLy Co.,
155 Duauc St., New Ypjfe, N/T.
Dr. J. U. E, MIlIIOUS,
Dental Surgeon.
Blackville, S. C.
XVUl havaL regulwF’ApiJointinenu as
folluwa-: ' : o, •
At Barnwell, </, H. from 1st. Monday
(nr sale*-day> Hi each month to Wed-
nosday evening. K<m»ri* at Molair
House. Office two dmir* South of hotel,
on West or o|r|N>*Pe »idc of street...
At .Sally’s, H. A. A X. R. R., from
3d Monday, in each month to Wednes
day evening. Ofttue at Price’s Hotel.
WttFtae at nia homeoUceat Biaekville
every Friday and Saturdky from 1st of
Februa-v to 30th September HtoJwaive,
and every Thursday, Friday andjOatttr-
dsy, from lat October to Jlst Ji
Inclualve.
Will makeappntntmenta wlth 1
to moot them at either of ki«
Is Your Life
Worth Anything
, . » f .. .4
- to otliefs? Are there net
persons dependent on 1
your Warnings for their »
support? Are they pro
vided for in case of your,
death? The simplest and’
— safest Way of assuring’
their protection is life in*'
surance. Business, pro
fessional, and working
inert generally, should in<
sure, for their brains ot
their muscles, are their
capital and
Death stops
Insure in the
Eqiiitahl
anddeath'can
salary or stea>
tal, and your *
will be safe from
W. J. ROPPEYy
ROCK HILL, South Carolina. ]
too*
bodL
f
‘. v S30
HUMPHREYS’
Or. R
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nrirato
thet m
1-Kwmw, a , _ .
O-Warai*. Worm rw.Wonu t
3— Twctklavi
4- Dlwrrbra. 0 “
9- Caavh*. 0*** . ^ _
Lgaagtgaaa;
10-Dr«»c***re '
lO-WRUM,T°*ri
JS-KbMMMMl
10- MaUria,<
......;
any time.
Patient* will End It more comfortable
to have their work done at tho.office,
j t ^ ^ . - . .. J ,'»ho<pgh If devireff will pall off .them at
increased It* gold fund at a phenomen- tbeir realdenWa anvwrirert' vjithldtMim
, .'ai ratfc. ustii it uo\v bvldiftliv equiva- [fmUe* tf BlackYUld.