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• -1 * ~ 4 rThe BarnwellPeople ^ • * juns tF stusciiirne^ «n AdvuMco^er Annum.......fur r ' f* - 'I i f*W Time.., , .7. , ♦i.w . ’ - - ! ITIIURHDAY. VITNE 28. I SHI. ^ • The iM.xtre!?’j’ereoT»iir.tyj)f*TKHi o( IIi*rmon<\l^)rf«t }J>>. 17 A.\ h.-. M.-. will be liiOl.itthenew Mttxnr.iv'Pein /^r \ pfe in Barnwell upon Mtii «l*y of iP'uiy, 1SW4, the same betmr rhe Hat- nnlar in said moiitii, iK^ianiiiK at “Uif'h twelve " ' Jy onler of W.\ V.*. ' \ J. A. Jekkiks. Aecretarr. Lost and Found. TtUst-^Bufferers from ^ Dysi>«|)aia. Dropsy, Malaria and Mver Complaint nnless they at once conmionce tlie use of Uknu SpHnfis Mineral M uter. Found-^II u nd red * of people In every (part of the Brute who testify that the waters of Glonu Springs are simply the best. — llr.TFr8.t5ooper, tff at a pleasant visit on Thursday. C«l. Robert Aldrich gnrm to Saluda, X C., thia morning for a few days. Miss Marie Tobin iy at home from St. Joseph's, Sumter, for the Summer hol idays. Attorney* L. T. Ixlar and Jame* Thuinwh wore^n the Marter’s Court «»u Monday. - v TIjo Carolina Midland will return to the old schedule of -double train* in a t’a/ or two. Gen. ‘Hagood went, to Yorkville on Tuesday to attend Uiegraduation of the Citadel Senior CI a'**. A po«t otlloe lias been established nt Aahleigh, nainod Planters, with Mr. K. !>. Farmer as i>ost master. -.Candidates It. C. Kirkland. S. W. Trotti, ti. M.. Ifnutor and. M. 0. Wail twaoasuuia acaiaVtace no. %r, enter die column this wee Next Monday will be the last day for the registration of voter* who have come of age since the last election. Judge Townsend, who will rrestdS at the next term of court, holds one *es-. elon a dav. extending from 10 a. hi. to 4 p. in. f - The eontnut for building the cause way at Rocky i’o'nt on tl»e I*»wer Runs was taken on Tucsdav by Mr. Johnson Back for$110. > Th * Savannah Morning News says that shipment of the Georgia Melon crop will.be practically finished by the fourth of July. Principal A. F.Otis, pf IIouf.h onln- stl'ute, August!, ami family,are spend ing the summer vacation w ith relatives nt^farttn* Station.——.—— Misses Ada and Carrie Cherry, of Augusta, completed their visit “to Barn well on Friday, to till; areat rCgretof all the younger people. ^ -V-v :T ^i I Our neighborhood was visltedThurs- day evening by a flue rain, which was ■ very much needdd. Though lato for ' c«*rn of eourse it will be a great help and now growing things are on a l*noui. i The evnui of the season, the pie nlc ! at Joyce HrSiicIi last Friday, was a |*er- fect success. We had a grain! contest for the Ifemoreat g«dd medal in the morning. The spbaher* were Mr. Span I Greene and >^r. ilamtnoiid Groene, • Misses Daisy Greene. Vergle Anderson add Jennie Anderson. Miss Jennie Anderson was the fortu nate w inner of the inpdal- Capr. Geo. II. Bate* delivered an ad- dres- on Education. , Misses Lula and Mamie Greene, of Silvorton. two charming joung ladies, are visiting tltttir uncle, Mr. F. M'. M'eatliershee. , ‘ , * Miss Bessie Weathersbee returned home a few day* ago from St Mary’s Academy, Augusta. Ga. tuedccwent next week tbau WIMlatoH baa ever entartaiMibilora il anf 9— IlIVKIu ' * Crops are In floe condition and grow ing nicely tiuco the recent welcome rains. o j turns d from Furman lln.Oarrityj whs>rb they were graduate*! fast week. Mis* MlnnleXPechinann of lt»mwell is vUtling Mr*. T. J. Woodward. “ IIau Allianee Depertnieot. At tit* Universllv Uat TrilTfl Adopted m the Count v Organ by th.- Cooa- TheGraded School trustees on Thurs- FROQ POND ]a»r*rt-»..do.a...l Lliu ioiiucr facullles in boili white and colored schools. Excr cisc* w ill be resumed Oct. 1st. Rev. John R. Dot* conducts Divine HILL m FETE* CUBE . tWIOIEirCMU.CUKMDE CiritAftinllOtkirs Fill. Then why not go for it from the fait and save tuffering and money. It itopi Chills in 14 hours, soc. and $1.00 bottles. The fi.oo bot tles holds nearly three times as. ■nwch as the Joa size. BXntA CAUTION. Be- Ware of the dealer that offers you something else instead; insist on having Faoo Pond Chill and Frvma Cork. There is none as good as FROG POND. , DIYEWORT MF6. CO., . AUQUSTA, OA< .FOR SALK BY R. P. SKARSON, Allendale, S. Trade supplied bv DOW IE A MOISK, II. BAER, —Charieston, S. C. may ‘24 A Dollar Down — will get you a hundred No. Cl high cut envelope* with return-tequest, and Kfn note head*, 6 lb. paper, with address and date line printed. Sendlitr Pnon F. a dollar a id get full worth for your money. Mlsa Bettle Wa*blnglon, teacher of the Greenland Acjuleiny, will return to her home in Augwetu, where sl»e will s|iend the summer with her inany^ friends, —- • ’ 1 " ~ ■ 1 f Mr. F. W. Wcathersheo had a nice watermelon on the 22d instant. PlCKABOO. BLACKVILLE, S- C IfaiTA WiTIThm* a«k irTntt rimw of public patronage BECAUSE they car ry a General Line of Hardware and Store* and pay particular attention, to all kinds of work in their line, such as Tiu Rm ting and Ucpalring. BECAUSE, they buy lor cash and sell for cash, so giving eVery buyergoodn at the *mallest poasible margii^ oi profit. BECAUSE, they guarantee entire satisfaction, haviiighoughtthefixtures, tools and machinery of the late i)un of Baldwin Garvin, and have in their employment the best workmen,of four teen years experience. 1H9CAUSK it will pay everybody to buy from this new firm II\IR A WILLIAMS, Opposite Ku»h House. aprlO July IVeafJier. Prophet Irl R Hicks says reactionary storm center* arc on tiie 2a and 3d, whicli witii the new inn>>n .and Venus equinox w ill .produce excessively iiigli tem|>crature, wRh thunder, w iml ami hail as aatHfuel, vloletil electric.tension and low barometer. A cool dash of ;m>- lar air will follow ionnediateiy behind the storms. The next^storm period is from the (>tk to the 10th during wulch one of tlie warmest, waves of the siim- in«r w ill be realixetl. Violent electric storm*, with rain, hail and wind about the 8th, 9th, HUh. followed by a sudden change to much cooler, succeeded about _j;lth and 14th by. much bluster and atormines*: From IStn to lilth next storm period, the storm* coming from the North we*! and rSTchingtho cri*l*i about mldniglit. I f it does notrdevelop during the night it wilt come the fol lowing afternoon. Reactionary rise in temperature on 2Mh and 20£h. Tlie tn«mth closA* witii a storm period. “Upon the wiiole., a storfny July—some heavy rains and •‘cloud bursts,’* but a general shortness of moisture.” , Htonus, as a rUTo, between tlie June solstice and the September equinox rise out of the Northwest in most part* of our northern lietui*ph*re. - The United States Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed the appeal of W. L. McPwil from the judgement of tlio Statu Court that he should serve a mmi-_ fence of seven years in tiie Peiiitentiary for manslaugliter, commuted at Mid way about four yean* ago. After con viction at Barnwell Sessions an appeal was takpn to the Bute Supreme Court r wlitch dismissed it because . the brief had not been printed. G- W. M. Wil liams Esq., carried the case to the United Slat?# Supreme Court, alleging that his client wa* being deprived of ju*tlc« by the State Co irt because '' he wa* too poor to have the brief printed. That wa* two year* ago. The petition er failed to have his case died, docketed •* required by -the.rule* of court, and only Esecnttve clemency can save him from serving the sentence originally Imposed. On August 18th a competitive exam ination will be held at Barnwell by Hnhool Commissioner Kirkland for a cholarahip giving free tuition in Con verse College, .Spartanburg, good for •wo years, worth >50 per year. Applicants must be not less than 13 ■or mvrn than 18 year* of age. The examination will cover Arithme tic, Algebra to equation* of the second degree. Geography, United Btates ilis- Sory r Kotflai, > Grammar and Analysis. Tim enaainatioH wRl be open to all young ladle*Owing i» tMe oouaty. service inti*© 1 Presbyterian church at Baruwoll on next Sabbath, July 1st, at 11 a. m. Mr. W. If. Y oilmans, cider brother of Col. L. IV. Yoiniians, was in town on Thursday. Ilelia* l*een living id’j for some twenty year* mid rep.1 mucli easier to get along there th Carolina. At the recent Musicale at that excel lent sc.hoiil, Coitper-LimesPuic Insti tute, Miss Laura M. Bellinger received tlie .tribute of numerous Beatty « , <»ii- ;,rat dations upon lier perfect rendition of‘‘The Conversion.” Mbs Eula Miin«, the darlc eyed and charming belle of tViliistob, is in town, tiie guest of her sister, Mrs J. B. Hart ley. Her pr-sence caused a two horse buggy to come to this town during the L«-es vi lie commence lucnit.—Edgefleld (Johnston) Mtuiitor. The executive committee* of Compa nies G and H of the tsevetuecntli s. C. Ri-giment and of Company B of the. Second Regiment of Artillery will uiet-t at Hantiuoud on Saturday, the 7tli »lay of,July; at 10 o'clock a in. to make ar- rangemeiit* for holding a joint reunion of the survivors of their command*. Mi*-* Emmie R. Molair, cliai)erone<l by Mra. Billing*. Who ha* been visiting l*er sister, M rs. A. Howard Fat ter son. left on I tiursds v to visit relatives mid friends in Washington and Virginia. A‘tercourt Mr. Molair will go fora few weeks stav among tiie happy seenes of his boyhood home, ami will return with her. Tftfc Frotlt will not oiTera premium this year for the largest watermelon. Instead we will give a year’s subscrip tion t *r the largest and best ear of seed corn sent in belore* November court. Thfi Grand Jury will-be asked to decide which is lM*st. F. S. The foroman wlF give a year’s subscription for the largest number of melons—no culls counted. About a month ago Mr. D. C Burak- halter *>f this township lost a couple of tine lings, by a,disease tbat.he judged to be cholera Tiiinking that the impure water in a shallow pond In the pasture might have caused their sickness he put the remainder 1° shaded pens and supplied them with fresh well water There lias been no further sickness and lie expects to still keep Ids snipke house at home. \ Red Oak »wn. % Rains mid rain* and Gen. Green is spreading Himself to capture, the crop*. Dr. LeUroy and Mrs Laura Watson are liofli recovering from recent Bines*. M r*. J. K. Snelling and son* left no Bafurdny to spend several days with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Ge»»rge W. Green, of Richland. —- The many friends of Dr K. If. Har ley are anxious for hi into enter the race for .School Cuminissloiier. What say ■■■ ..•••’——— Rev. Arthur Bnistwas in our neiffli- borliood last week. He is always wel come.. - Mis* Lena Baxley, a very charming young •rtdy, lias returned to - Buck ('reek after a two week^ visit to the futn- Hy-of M r. ^'-. J-TJavU, leaving several young gentlemen sadly heartsick over h.'r departure. .. ■. The oblest cat, perha’ps, in the coim- tr. owned by Mrs. JeroBiielling, (ieorge Rvati by name, diaapiieared on the 7th Inst, mid was found dead on the lOth. He wfts bom July 4th 1877, and made a remarkable record as a matchless mouser and honest cat. A. H, C. T.a“t Tliurwlny our good friend Mr. James L. Grubb* sent u* a tine string of perch, fat, fresh and toothsome It was a big treat and correspondingly en joyed and we thank him most heartily. And Ui!» reminds ns that Mr. Grubbs i* now manager of Fowell’s Mills, which arc now fully equipped lor grinding wheat tmd„making, gilt edge flour. People who patroqixe that, mill can be sure that they will’Ac squarely treated. The toll, dishes tliere are as correct as tlie golden rule, snd Jimmie Grubbs can't do wrong. He lias been a correct man all his life and will keep so no matter how hard times may get. Tlie tirst *e*|lfnn of Cihvper Liihrston Thursday June lit Blnrkville »ws. TecenrratTWTmptrRird veg - ctstion are looking uincli improve*! generally Bi this section of the county. Mr. Thomas Walsh is traveling for the Flueiikx Flour Mills of Evansville hi- diana. ‘G< o.l luck to you, Thomas.” Mrs. Carrie Kelly and family are spending several days with relatives and friends In Au.u-ta, Ga. Mr. W H. Do Witt has opened a gro- cefv store in the Klatte building on Railroad A Venue, where he will be glad to see his, numerous friends and ask a share pi their patronage. Mr. Nels.ni Davis, of Augusta. GA, scent, last .Sunday in town, the guest ol II. Fullerton Buist, E-q. Frof. K. M. Bean, of Buniter, is giv ing lessons in penmanship to quite a iiumiier of our young folks, who wish to write hotter than they now do. The Town Council lias repealed the dog-gone muzzle law, and mini re own ers to collar their canine* audlag them The friends of Capt.‘McMillan are g'ad to know that he is improving and will lie able to continue his ministerial duties The Carolina Mldlfnd Railroad stock holder* bold their riieetinjj Hyre on the 20t.li. The old oflieials were re-elected : President, Capt. Geo. A. Wagoner; Vice Fprsldent and Treasurer*? C*d. Mike Brown; Siipcriiiteii.ieiit, Capt. J. C. Keys; Secretary, M r. E. H.Oakntan, After the meeting adjourned the olfl- *‘ers and stockhtddei 4 * t**ok an lns|»**c tion train <iver the road and foumkev**-J rything working smooihly and sai faetorily, and tlie road is making prep*> a rations for a large -melon haul tlii* aeasMii, Dr. [.. P. Daniels, colored, of thi* county, who graduated at. tiie Harvard M ?dicai University lor colored stu dents, Washington, D. C., has located here to practice hi* |>Tofc**ion. The spirit of improvement is not dead yet. b.v any iiieans. Mr. H. D. Lotinard anticipatea building a hand-nine resi deiice on Clark street and Dr. Ryan A. Gyles on Dexter street. Mis* Katie Farrell returned home from school last. Friday to Mieml vaca- tlon. Miss Katie is one of Blackville’s prettiest girls. Mr. Rutland, of Monertft, Edgefleld county, wa- here a few days ago pros jHicting. Tlie impression is that lie will return and ojieti store on the corner of Clark street and K. K. Avenue before many days. Ml** Rosa Kohn, of Charleston, i*.| visiting Mis* Rosin* Brown. Mi«* Kidin is one of Charlewtoti’MWinsome young ladies. Dr. L. C. Stephen* returned lari week from San Francisco very much im proved and henefltted by hi* extensive trip. He went a* a representative of tlie Medical A.»ocfatinn of this State to tlie American Medical Association which met In that city on the *>th ult. , The Doctor is one of the (rest physicians j in the State. Ho took the second prjze 1 at, tlie Medical Association of this'State •ini) •> . M. J. PATE. AasociftT* Editor, V,—_ ., . . . m--... r _ To wit'ii* all L’oirunnnkaUooi ou Alliance y1. A. Nsrl** MaUersHhouUlbeaddrcMd. ■ Bam undo, H.C*,J une 23, BftHi To the Sub-Secrfetarlcft -of Itarnwrtl Conmy; r Tho-'Cnuhty Alliunce will hold it* next quarterly meeting with Cave’s Al- Bailee, at Caves Cflnryh, «*n the C. M. R. R.,on Friday July 13th Wl. BecnetfljsJe* wlR please send me their reports before iirst Friday. Tlie Alli ance w ill he openpd at 12 m. AIL ABiuncemeii are cordially Invited to he with u* at the inccting. Several roniinrutgentleineii wili mike speech es during the day, to which all are re spectfully Invited. W. S. ItAMIIKKO, Secretary B. C. A; THE OLD PKOGR IM BENT. In view ot the fact that, a change of program will in tort ere witKcntirch ar- tangctm-iKs »r sonic place* (he ohl pro- grain, wliiclt apjwars below, will be carried out- This w ill, perhaps, rtaluce tlie uunilwr ot speakers and alteudants, hut a royal good time will reward those who can attend. Detiinark, Tuesday. Ju^j' 10th, Huh- ABiancea, Bamberg, Ghent’s Braueli, Oakland, Elko, Snriugtowu, Willlston. Reedy Branch, Wednesday. July Uth. Doulile Fond. Georges Creek, Reedy Branch, Hercules- Cypress ChajHd, Thursday, July 12.— nn. Fair Fond, Jo)ce Bra licit Red Oak. Caves, Friday. July Ul.-v-Appleton, Bull Fond, Caves, Harmony,IMt. Fleas- aut. Shady Grove. All Mih-ABiances not mentioned and all citizens interested in the welfare of ilie order are requested to eo o|ierate Wliftr TltP* fttiovc and any neighborhood desiring a nieciiiigof this -cries •* iB please confer with Mr. T. 8. Weeks, County Lecturer and chairman o* this eohiihltlee. ^ The cniuuilUec decld?‘d hi Invito the following geiitleiueu to address the meetings: Dr. J. William Stokes, Col. Robert Aldrich, Col. W. J.Talbert and Hull. S. G. Mavlb Id. T. S, Weeks, F. H. Creech, -—- 11 W..Bod»ford. J. A. Chasscrean, J. A. W<H>dward, M. 0. Wall, M. J. Fate,. , . ^ t Committee. Monik, June 2»tb, 1894. Our little t*iw n. is jnst aft promising as ever The reijebl election of M r. John. Wise us i11trnffairenqwins that tiilngiijpt}sf nnfVI bijfl ard iiere. SsciloAuiaetcr ’Bsxley lias provided a nice pWimenada grountl for the young folks, extending along both •idea of me track from town to the re»ldencenf Mr. K. J. liaukhisoti. But for the pile of cross ties lying in tlie way ot tlie melon loaders our town will hear the standard inspection. Crops suffered considerably from the drought, hut are recovering rapidly af ter tlie recent rains. M eloiis are tolera bly fftifand will riMHi lie on Hie market. Mrs. Dr.J. Pifmlth and Buie win, oi Augusta, are. visldng •relatives at this place, where they have many friend*. Mr. W.E. Barne* and lovely bride of Aiignstn, are on a tour and reed v In a the congratulalioiift of relative* and friends. , Miss Belie Lyle* made a short vl*lt Muuie la»t week to tlie tkdiglit of many friends. We are always glad to see you, Miss Belie Mrs. J. U. Hartley and little son* of Baterinurg are visiting relative* near tow n. Mr. J. K. Hair, a •tilde** of Furman University,I* visiting hi* father. Mt.. Calvary, Beam-age and Healing Hprlngskra vc promising Tiundjiyscjtiy.d ' , ■, Fit OBITUARY. Mr*. E. J^Qwen*. of A*hle|gh, died on the 3nih of May, aged 48 years. She wa* the widow of Mr. J. A. Owen*, who was accideiitaB v kiHH in the service of iTie KoiiHl CKTTlttrm Halt way.— Mrs. Owens Ivad lieen an invalid for years, And- for several month* before | were graduatod A* “Barbrio ft of I hil- OMophy”—John K. Htlr, Jameft Alloa MeHtt and Olie* Bryant Toole. Bov. R. W, Idde WAft elected It) deliver the ilumnt tidtire** b«xt year, with G. Duncan lieftlltiger, E«w|., Aliernata. LJ ia iT.afta i T in ... 11 . i. n caNBIrates, FOR CONORlIHfl. ■ At the *oBHtatb*n of my cotiftrEllenU I will l*e arcandldate for re-electlorf to Congress irnni the Btcohd Ongrea- •lonal District, •hhject th the action of tlie Democratic primary. ^ W. J. TALliRAt. £5' MA'W j MICE MULL W MILL W^. - FOK COUN I’Y TUEASUKKR. I respocttnlly announce my*«lf a candidate (nr reeloctloii to the offlee of Countv Treasurer, subject to the rule* and regulations of tlie Democratic pri mary and pledge ray self to *up|Nirt Hie nominees of the Democratic party. Tlianklug the voter* and lax payer* for iheir kind remembrance of me In the past will endeavor p* *e ve thnpi “If elected” in the^fulitre as in the past b* the liest of my ahillty. ‘ ' ‘ Barnwell F. O. Bute glnosaud’L Brawer*’ Brick Mi Screw Cotton Freeres. TIioMa* ditfefct abtiiif Steam Ho halts. j ThoniAi’ Seed f>iHon El Hail ahd 1/UillniD Gib*. Ku| Rlre 11 n Hers. ! ; \ ll.ll.stilltli* Cb’fc. Machinery^ FlaiikrA. Band ft**!, Mbidders, Users; \ ■ Tcbcnort, romnrlsing • sF And W arn* Unuiiioik Mills, variahlefnul. Belting*, i'Uttnjt* Ahd Snjlplleft; Write mi Frh-fe*; V CslIAlMlAM^ Cf^uHlbiti, C; Tcbcnor*. rompet HinijtiijHit fpi Factorle*. ln>1oii(di«'i ~w3n rwn.^ the PaltefsoB Boose. FOR PROBATE JUDGE. 1 respectlully Rfinmince mysolf a candidate for I’reliate Jmlge of Barn well Countyi subject to thq rules of tlie DemtH*ratic Frimaries, and pledge my self to atdde tlie result* and support the nominee* of the party. * T. S. Weeks. Bamberg June. 4th, Ihql. ^ -rFURAUDlTOR.— leaving talhH cli.Ht'ge Hi this popular. Traveller’s Home 1 Intiie the Mt> rouage ot ^Ite triitelBhjf, public. Tire >g. pu house has lleSi* tlillrougnly renovateR ground.IWhr th altl'c i and In second to IK | respectfully announce myself a can- | didate lor tlie office of County Audit* f subject to tlie Democrntieprimary eh*r- tiou rules and regulations, and pledged to ahim* the lesull* and support Hie par- I f nun ness and comfort I* the .sUtt:: The table #Ht He Mippited with thd best Hint the Jioine and neigh boring city markets afford. wfcB trained serv ants have been employed Add no effort wfB be spared to sci-nro tlie perfect en- ' my ruesU: - ,,11, 1 MRS FLORENCE E.BUXfETt7 ‘ ’ Proprietress'. Nrir. bnntfdrtshle and eomnio«tl«»taf staldes and atf«vlt|ve hostler* trill tnlw care «tf ahlinals and vehicles for the nan tlie end wg*confined to her l»e.d., Yet she l»or^ Iter affliction with perfect pa- tience, tm-titi'’ In the Fatlter w ho cares lor thft widow and Hie oridiiiu. She was a lamslatent mernlier of Aslilcigh Baptist church. Toiler death was hut the removal from tlie sic - ••••ueli to the ever'asting healt.li of Iteareu. Four children and niltiiy relativea and rrletn's cherish the memories of her life, and hope to meet her in the better land, - MURE™- 1 NEURALGIA. Tv* 4mm allay |gQ|4^QI(J PU|g ^ HUDicm. a «■s^rimonn \ wltaktadnA LA CUlPNp* BoaHshM MBRVB sM I 1, 1 ' rMCEfmnRMTrLi(Fsw4*».] ; BfMmU Ordtfl-Pnmpttf JHmM I*. , TUB lIAHNEMAdn SPBCirtCS COj ' . 931 aaOAfiWAX, XBW SOU. JWftSisfts ^ - T n . ^ * t of saie bj’ J. ABenTobin. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. Institute closed wiMi a pupil’s musicale and recital, f" is-GJor'tV.c licst'esrav'on'the"iiiri“or winch was highly enjoyed by *1 ; ioal Surger of South GaroBna. niul appreclallvo audience. ' All persons having claims against the estate of Charles Pechniatin, deeeased, are retjnesteil to present them duly at tested, mid all person* indebted to the said estate are required to make payment to the undersigned. t- C F. PEGU MANN, Administrator w itii w ill annexed, june'it ■ v HarnweB. 8.C. XO 2221 BLACK VI LLK,». C. Pure Ice. frozen from deep drawn water, ut price* 111 keeping with these hard times. Haring a large stock on- hand rind making more day and right order* will be tilled with quickest dis patch. , • juneT-tL* fINe farM _ For Sale. That, heaiitifuliyjocHtetl und highly lintroved tann of 2M7 acre*, on the South (.’arolina Railway, known as nart of the Willi* place and houndetl liy lands of M. Willis, Mrs. SaIBu Man sell, L. A- Thomson, James Baxley and the Smith Carolina Railway is offered for sale ou live years time with interest at7 percent per annum. This place can be made nn ideal home. It lias all noeded nut. building*, splendid water aijd a proverbial hdallh record.. There is no waste land on tlie place and It can tvs Improved to equal in productiveness any like number of acres in South Caro lina. For prices and other particulars apply to F. T. SANFORD. Augusta. Ga. Carolina IkUaid R. tf Co. The program me was carried out in a I manner which reflected great c veil it on both the young ladies nrul their instruu- tors. But some are worthy o' pavticu- la* - ifotice. The singing oLMi** Nettie Way of Onngehirg wa« com inert red .upon by aB. Natural -weet^ss and power combined with training of the" higlie.st order rendered bur competent to sing before the most cultivated aud ience. The instrumental wolo* of Mis* Florence Grillith were played wMtli the Xmicli and skill of a master hand. Among thestitffeilts of ulocntio;i Miss Montgomery showed great dramatic skiil. ui.-s Daniel's hurlesque on JCu- l)uii*teinVplayiog called forth hearty applause. » Most of the young ladies went home to cnjtvy their s,hort vacation. Tliey w ill return in about a week in order to be in place on the beginning of the sec ond session .June ‘Jfltli. We wish them ami our*elves a pluasaot week L. M. B. A. S. To take effect at‘5.30 A. M. May 17. Hsiil, Thursday W Mston News. Catarrh Caaaot be farad - v with local applications, as they eanpot reach tlie seat of 1 he disease. Cataffli is a blood or constitutional disease, and In order to cure it you must take inter nal remedioa Hall’s Uatarrh Cure is taken Uiterunlly, and acts directly on the blood and mocoiu surfaces. HallG Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed Ivy one of tlie Ivuot pbvsiuiaus In this coum.ry for years, and is a regular |rre*cription. it is composed of the lve.*t tonics known, combined with the host blood piiriricrs, acting directly "on the mucous surface*. The ivcrfect combination of the two in- S rediutil* is shat pr<Min«es such won- erful results in curing Catarrh, bead for tcsli iurniats, free. F. J.Cheney A Co , Prop*.,Tolcdw,'G. bbKl by Miugguu, prUs« 7Jc, .xiutli Boiiml. ~ 3 1- North Boiiini. I i I 4 On Saturdftv night, nbont 10 o’clock. Elliott RoheTsoiGcolbml, murdered ills wife Charlotte, cutting her throat w ith a razor. No one saw the tieud. After being wounded tlie woman Charlotte rao screaming from the house and fell dead a block away, near-Mudeiit’* Had. A student went to her, Mi|.posing she was drunk, but finding her in a pool of blood gave the alarm. A light, was oh- tui'ied and u|voti searching Elliott was found about •*■0 yards (iff, bleeding free ly from a wound on hi* throat, inflicted by hi* own hand and with tlie same weapon, Dr«. AVr<3i and J. M. .Smith sewed up Hie wound, which was about four Ftlpiic* long. was carried to lliu calaiaiose and kept under guard ap poiiit*-d by tlie Trial Justice until Sun day, when Mo**rs. L. M."Sprawls and AV. 1*. Walsh cojjveyed him in a wagon to jail/Hu talked freely, acknowledged killing his wife, said he would rather dlethan go to jail. Threats of lynch ing were made by the colored jicoplc. 'Coroner Dyche* lield the inquest ami tlie jury found the verdiyt that she rauie to her death by a cut on the throat producing hemorrhage^t the hand of Elliott Roberson. Ml*s Starrie Willis has returned from Charles to 11. where she has Imcn spend ing sonic time with her -istcr. M'r. Willie McDavid of Greenville snd Misses lam McGhee or’Houea Fath and Lucy Gamble of Anderson are vis iting at Rev. T. F. LUIe’s. Mrs. Wilson relitrped from Green ville last week. Miss Grace Bailey I* visUhre at Stu dent’s Hall. . Mis* Hattie Hue McMillan nr VMtin* Mi** Lilia McCreary. - Miss Ethel fiowman of Oranfl^0lW«-ik thriting Miss BerthaBnlth. . 1 • >% x ? = -= ; ! •= t 5th Meridian Time. .■3 1 *. 6 * Z lr. I - r £ t * = - Ti A ^ STATIONS. |j A. M r. M. 0.4.'i 5.J» Lv.*Seivero 5 0.58 .Ar. 5.55 * 7.08 7.19 7.32 <>.15 . ■ r 0.35 *. .’xBailey 7.00 l 7.43 7.25 ’ 1 . 7.48 7- BBOiiOB \r) IU..I5 10.35 lAf . .SpringflchJ.. . ..Whaleys.... ‘J .. . Walkers .... 5.’ iLv. 7.10 <>.4 7.20 0.35 7.0»*i s 6.23 0.35 0,08 I 0.10 5.60 0 00 1 5.50 I .VIS 10 47 UJ.5.V Ashluigh ... ! '1 ' l^.^■>5 , .. .^Woeslwafff .. .4 1 xa .... .*. Barnwell .. ! « f 1 .‘*51 . Morrises. .. 1 Brownell.. 2 .......Caves * 3 ....•StigHng.,..’ Ar. &00»/M 0.52 11.00 H 25 IMS H.2+1 W.15 4 3*> j *>,1)1 l.r> 5.03 "I 44.29 12.25 r 11-.38 s K45 ftVir. 12.40 12.55,A K r*AHendttle Lv P.M. 4.05 " ■* 4.56 3.45 4 If. 3.25 4.30 3.K* 4^1 3.«) 4.22 2.45 4.15 p. M. r; M It this question at this season, but it is ol ap uiucii im|>ortaucc Go Hie farmer* to save tuc stalks and fodder, us to save the corn, sad we introduce it here ti) call at ten tiou to the tremendous waste m the Uriial niclliod of pulling the blades and leaving the standing stalks, which, w hen preparation* for another ci«q> begin, are eitiier piled and burned —a dead loss—or cm and plowed under, a method of questionable utility ut.d Buie present benefit, in Virginia it liHs.beyu proven.b.v actual experiment, that in’ tins one item the tanners of that s a si waste o fl y year inoie|moncy than would pay their state taxation. ‘ As we stated before, cun is n (‘ostly crop, and every part of tlie (riant ha- draw rt tribute from our time and luho* and uionejr. Whr •houhl we retain on ly a part, and th-ow away the other made at equal expensi amt just as vnl luble.y X,, doubt ihe SUitemeut that every part of Hie corn stalk i* ot cquiH nutritive value, and that tiie whole Is of more value than the ear* grown u|*on It, la an astounding relation to (he gen erality of farmere, but siicli is the lacf , wliieh lias l>cen establDlied, not only by labaratory experiment, -bothy actual test* with stock in leciling, aud We feel lioiind to call attciitloii to it, The fol low lug is asiiqimary of results pub lished by the Maryland station after uareful tests. 1. All parts of the corn plant contain valuable food material*, the dry inattef having nearly the same coiuimsition. 2. The corn stulibleaiid husks contain 00 |ht cent of the total digestible mat ter produced by the plant, and the blade* only 11 ten cent ol the total,di gestible mat ter. », 3 tairn husk* »r shuck* contain 72 percent of digestible matter. 4. Corn stu?H>lcor butts contain Ofl.5 l*er cent of digestible matter 6. Corn ' lades or leave* contain 01.2 |H*r cent of digestible matter 0. Tnp|K*d corn foddW (stover) con tains ftp per cent of digestible matter. 7. Tliere is more digcstijde matter contained in Hie corn (odder fro.n one acre tban in Hie com a-ms from one acre. 8 The corn, fodder, or shiver, from one acre yields as much digestible mat ter as two bins of timothy hay. 9. There is enough digesHIde matter produced hy tile corn fodder grown fu the southern states to winter all the live, stock existing in those states, If it was properly preserved and prepared in a palatable form. 10. By'muingaud crushing the corn stalk*, cattle w ill eat and uliit/e nearly all ot the'ii. 11. Corn fodder (stover) fiiruMie* a food rich in 'digestible carbohydrates, 12. Ci rn fiulder, when fed alone, will near y maintain caule,:hnt should lie supplemented with some foodjrich in nitrogen, when feeding for the produc tion of growth, flesh or milk. in view of the above, does i f , not seem almost beyond lielief Hiulsome certain metliod ol preserving the stalk enlire lias not yet Iveeti decided ii|von, and that farmers still go on with Hie same old expensive method of “pulling foddsr” and leaving the. other parts of the stalk to be wasted 1 Ourobjo t in referring thus early to tills question, is to •nduce each farmer. If (vossihle, to try a little ex|M-rimeiitalioii011 a small scale, “In a multitude qf counsellors there is w is dom,” and by these practical Uata we may arrive at the best and surest method of utilizing what has heretofore been merely a “wast* product.” W> know that it is well worth s»ving-!-the question is, how lieat In accomplish this w ith our sin roundings. In a higher latitude il is a cmiiparitively simple matter. Let each farmer resolve to try a few rows at lca«t. A# a general guide tiie following taken from an ex change is worth Irving: ' ( “Have the crop cm down at Hie root* as soon as the cofn is well gUzed, aud before"the 'fodder is all dead a,nd was- ted. Sc: the shock* up in large, well ftnllf form. I'ip them round lira lops with binder twine, and if well set they wiM stand lit mi v mtil wdl cured and lit lof storing in Hie barn- or shed,' after Hie cars have been pulfedX You w ill lliui taw immenae econouiy in time and laltor in lliu* handling the crop, Atesidea-se- curing Hie w hole of the feeding "value of Hie lodder.” The practical knowledge of ex|»er> lenc-od Lariuer* may suggest iiiipcove- oraia* >011 the above. Let 1 hem make the lest* aud' •* l tta hear from Hieui. 1 JR. T. .N Kao i l r. I re*|K>ctfuBy announce myself a can didate for the olflee of Auditor, subject to the rule* and reg latloua governing Hie Democratic primaries. Apprehending that linay he unable to canvas* Hie dniinty during tiie uain- paign, 1 take this oeca-lon to say to the voters of ItarnweB that, having served •hem officially before I deem myself Muttlciently known to make a personal canvass unnecessary, and imi*t rely upon their unprompted and eun»clen- tioii* consideration of aucli claim ti|)on their suffrage as 1 may hare. May 10, 18 4. S. W, TROTTI. f respectfully imnounce tnyaelf a candldiite for Auditor of Hartnell County subject to tlie rules of the Dem ocratic Primarlo* aud pledge myself to abide the result* aud support the nomi nees of Hie party. W. E. Sk.ask. Colston, S. C. 1 respectfully announce myself to the voter* of Barnwell county as a candi date for Auditor at Hie next election, and lievhy pledge myself to abide by ami comortu to all the rules and regu- latbuis govoriilng'the Democratic prl- maries. ,/ . J. Stake Hai.konu. For Rent dhd Sale. lip fejireAehi tfie Uofblh fttuHHug Company In Aiken and BarhRMl ooanJ ties, and have for relit oi sale a number of valuable place* In rliefte counties. - Fehmnl deMflug tobtiy orient gt*od places nn godd term* will (lo well to call or wrlrif. HAtES ft StMIIH. septl4-tf - ttaiufcell, H. C. I announce myself n* a caiidldnte for the ofliee of County Auditor, subject to all the rules and regulations governing tlie I Minoeratlt! Primaries. 1 hope that this announcement wlH] not lie considered premature when the fact" Is known that 1 have neither the time nor the n.eatis to make a per sonal canvass of the county. Having met in a Business (My a large msjorltv of the niters of the county my quail lien- tlonn a* 8 hitrine** mitf) and eeueral conduct of Bfoare knffwn. and opon this l must rely for advaifconHmt to this liu- porta nt po*itK)h. M.J Pars. .FDR SCHOOL COftlM IrWlOSEH. I Charles ^issett, 1 Practical Wtitohmakon ’ First door wWifb hf Brown House; Barb Well C. |L,S. C., offers his ftervhmft to the |>uhBc. ‘ Ah* C'iporiefno (*t Upwarda of fortr year* I* lira irast gtiaranire '.hat M Know * hi* bushies* and will give aatlK faction in il.- quality of his Work and the modKmtnn of hi* charge*. Reliable iitne keeper* fbr aale. mcli8 -- COPYRIGHTS*- CAW f oNTAIR 4 resptfctfullv anuootic myself a can didate for fife office of Kcliool Commis sioner. subject to Mid Democratic prl- | mary election rule* t ml iegulations, and pledged to uiffde the reJttU4 and support the pitity hbnilneeA R. C Kitii(i.ANi). I respectfully rtrttifhtnce myself a can didate for the office of School Coitiinis- rioner, auhject to ((id i>eiinN;ralie pri mary election rules at/d regulations, and pledtied to abide life results aud sup* I l»ort the party nomitfeeV L. N. Bellixoeb. Battthrrg P. O. FDR HUPEHTtHt^lt. -l-rcspectfiilly announce myJelf gcati-* j dlilrtte lor the office of Sope*vl4or of Barnwell Gounty, subject b» the rules and rcgtflatiotis governing th* Demo cratic party., in doing so i realize the magnitude of the work, hut B elected | will spare neither pains, labor iiwr time to siicc.easfuBy organize aud put iftto practical o|>eraHoti the new system of county government. 1 thank' my friend* for the exhibi tion of their confidence in electing m* a member of the present Itoard of t!«mn> ty Gouiiiiissiorsers and rtyipcctfiiBy »»lt a camtlnnance of their {np|M>rt, if they judge me worthy. M. O. Wall. I riniwotfully Himounce myself a can didate for Hof otflee of Gounty Siqier- visor, snbjeetbi Uh* Democratic prima ry election rule* and regiiUHous, and pledged to abide the results and sup-1 |M>rt tin party iioutime*. G. II. Lan«u.ey. Barnwell P. O. To the voter* of BnrnweB O'Uinty: I beg leave to announce injrw'tf a can dhlate for the otflee of Gounty Sn|»er- visor, subject lo the rules and regula tion* of the Democratic primaries. Pressed b>r time I will Ire unable to in tie an exU'iidcilcaiiVass of tlie conn tv, I not well know n, as I have served I.mh > ear* as county coniuiis-umcr, imd 1 I pledge you if iiuiuircd bv .tour vote* | and I receive the Humiliation and I am elected to the ofliee of Supervisor; I a ill in the future a* I Imvc in the past in Hie discharge of my •dflcisl duties work for the best interest of Hie tax payers of J Barnwell county. N. M. WalAek. Appleton V. 0. Having served a* a member of (he Board of Gounry Gommissinnsr* and cntiscienthnisly (fertorureil every duty devolving ft|K»n lire/sfmt hating abund ant assurance tBhf thy aervitc-t hgve been apprccia{e»T, l aiiflolincc inyscli an acandidare for Gounty SuperviMiV.*tit>- ject to Oil Hri riile* Obil fegnlaftiotisffov* eriimg the De nostra tic priniarib*. Arpletuti, H.G. Vfe thyr iirtmt frPenff* of Copt. W/T. Cgvc. ftf George* Greek ToWusMn, an- umince IHtn a candidate for the office of GetiirLr Supervisor, and pi edge hint to abide tlie result* of the Democratic pri mal tes. FaiKXoa. Ul»r, P. O. • Ml In • ^rasr! raw \ Itamti | oUt of employment, or it “ a position that you do not like? Possibly the golic- iting of Life Insurance is yoiir special forte; Many people have, after trial, been surprised at their fitness fot li To all such - it has proved a most con- * genial and profitable occu-1 patiori. The Management | of.the . Equitable Life s in the Department of the i | Carolinas, desires to addj {to its force, some agents s |of character and ability.- ^ Write for information. 5 i W. J. Roddey, Manner, f L Rock HiH, 5. C. | HUMPHREYS’ WG«W >•**».-w«m< S-fWMftl«fti cohe,Cyf^WikgMihNii .t* Anhe*. tp ChtftfcNMVft—....... *Z£S&SSi t i Tt gS-fWN*.LN 14 >dr i uiaOIfgl lGE. sL : I uummncc mysi lf a* a caiidldaM for I Hie office of Trial .f untied at Barnwell, subject Usall k|lc rwleft And regniatioua goVvruitig the Democratic prim*rt«*. L Ml CV ttoutaV. MtUkFlftJRBYhr . W t. ^ Iff. MbweffiMYS' Ma