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The Barnwell People RATES OF SUBSCKIPTIOX. j jn Adv«Nc«4 iwr Annum. .♦I-’'® n Time .■:! f^^K) . . . - THURSDAY. JtTUVitt. 1S04. • The next ro*«!*rcominn*iHiatiniroI Harmony DkJkv No. 17A. - . K.-. M.\ will be lioMuttheiiee MmionkjTem ph? in Barnwell upon Hih 'lay ot Ai'yufi Jf’i-I, the n e l«ii n tj.e xi.o . e nt- urilay in said mouth, begiuulug at “High twelve.” , , , k , By order o('V. 1 . M.*. S'” * J. A. Jr^kika Secretary. Lost and Found. TjWH—Su<Terhr« from Dy'pepftta. Dropsy, Malaria ami Liver Complaint Ull lisas they at once com men co the in?e <Jf (ilenn Spriiiffs Mineral NVnter. Found—Tliitldreits of people* In every part of the State who testify that the water* of Gk4rn Sprlttjr* are simply tlie be«t. - Con rederate Reunion at Uovau today. The Colored Teaehera inatitnte will be held at Barnwell next week. Cholera nmonjc Barnwell younp tur keys 1* thiniiinx the vlianues for Christ mas roasts. * Several communication* crowded out this week by club notices 'VhlCh have tlye"rightof way.” Hon. II. Ilaync Crum announce* himself acand'itlate 'or reflection to the llouscof Kepreaentatlvc*. T. S.i Cave & Bro. had a Wi i>ound KolhGem melon on exhibition Saturday the largest we have seen or heard this year. ( apt. Geo. II. Bate* and family left on Saturday morning for Asheville, N. C. expecting to he ahsen^ for ten day* or two weeks. I'rof A. K. Otis, of the Houghton In- Stitutc. Augusta, was in town on Mon day. His many Barn well friends were delighted to>ee him looking »o well. Chief Clerk Norton Of the Comptrol ler General VntHw was in town on Mon day and in rt'de a perfectly sHtisfaistorv settlement with County Treasurer Free. Grrenlaad News. Protracted service* at Joro* Branch .closed Miudsy evening. The pastor, Rev. A, Bulst, wa* auisted by Rev. D. j II. Crosland of Oraiighburg. Bro.Groa- land la an eloquent preacher and sweet singer, and he endeared himselt to nia- ny In thl* neightoprhisrd and will al ways lie heartily welcomed among u*.. Misses Bessie and Carrie Greene, two 'ofWUHstoiiNi altractGe and bcaiitltul young ladies, are visiting the family of MV. U'. K. Greene ana other relatlVes in this neighUnrhood. We wish ihem a very pleasant visit among us. Miss UOasie Ue«terriecher, a pretty in this neighborhood and Dunbarton. '*** *'"} »'! !,v ^Mow^ike of ojd HUse* Lula and Ida Cave of Barn At noon, on Friday la»t, the gHh In- stant, little Deweei, the son of Dr. K, I,, and Mr*.' Kate Patterson, bresthed his last, surrounded by many sorrow ing ami weeping friends, He would have been Hvw years old on the 20t!i 0^ November next. Human endeavor was exhausted, In the effort* made, to bar the passage of this bright young spirit to.the other world. The dread messenger who comes not In vain, had hade him go hence, and despite the prayer* and far* of those who watched beside hi*couch, the spirit took it* t'ight and is goiie'l*#r- ever. x Death Indeed love* a shining marki Afffiincc Depariment. AdupOsl an the Comity Organ by Uhj i.oun y AlUanee Inly ath, I'VUi. M. J. PATK. AsaociaTK Knirow, To whom all CoinmunNianoti* on AillaiKie MatU;r* should be sddtTsee*l. .•-T A Canadian expert liasoxamitred the Rjuduc.bat'L-tiCiir.yeivein', this wee k TSADC MASS SCQISTCStO NO. «T4M. i FROG POND THE WREST GMLl CMC HADE Cans Aftir ill OtNrs Fill. y * Then why not go for it from the f* first and Save suffering and money." It stop* Chills in 24 hours. .50c. and $1.00 bottlcs. Thc fi.oo bot tles holds nearly three times as much as the 50c size. EXTRA CAUTION. Be- ware of the dealer that offers you something else in*ead; insist on having Kaoo Pond Chill ani> Fever Ture. There is none as good as FROG POND. DAVENPORT MFC. CO., AUOUSTA, OA* FOR SALK BY li. P. «KA KSO\, Allendale, S. < . Trade supplied hv DOM IK A MOl>K, II. ILMIR, Charleston, >. C. niay’t 1 • 1 1 A DalUr I»«#u will get you A hundred No. fij liigh cut jues.t, anil lit* witii add res* mind envelope* with re|i«ru rcijucs.t, and lit* note head*. <» lb. paper, and date line printed. Send'I uk Pkoci.ka ilollar a nl get full worth for your money. Hardware House -—BLACKVILLE. S. C Hair ifc William* a*k a full sliare of public patronage BECAJJ.SK they car ry a General Line ♦►! Hardware and Stove* and pay^particular^tttentinn t<> all kind* of work in tUefr Hue, such a* Tin H>>. ling and Repairing. BECAUSE, they buy for cash add sell forea*h, *0 giving every buyer £<%hI- hi the smallest possible Inargin oi protlt. BKCAlkSK, they giiaraut.ee entire aatisfaction, having bought the fixtures, toots and tuavhincry of the late rtnn of Balilwiu 4 Garvin, and have in their employment the best, workmen, of four teen yem^ experience. BKCAUSK it will pay everybody to buy from this new tirm H vIK & WILLI> MS, ' Opimsitc Kush House. »prl9 _ BAKKWXLfrC. 11., S. C_ d tit 2.1. INPi. The- Presidents of ad Democraiic club* are hereby ordered to call their clulw together for reorganisation, to meet on Saturday the 2Nth day « f July. At said meeting delegate* must he elect- fd to County Convention which assem ble* at Barnwell C. II. on the 1st Mon day in August, being the *>th dav of the iironth. . ’ The Democratic F.xochtive Commits tee will meet in the ( omt House at 11 d' 1 clock a. hi. on Monday, the Hfli day of August, just before tiie ni'*etiug of the County Convention, fv»r rte purpose ot appointing manager* of> elections as presirrilwH by the oon^titutidn., ■ ■ c Each delegate will be assessed'2.1 cents to defrav expanses, which must be paid on the day of rhe>cbnveutinn. G. Docan B'KM.tiixnKK, Chairman. W. IL Duncan, Secretary, . The member* of Kf-vdy Branch Dem* ocratic'club No 2 will meet kt Reedy Br;in<dr '-*eh>*ol iiouA- on Saturday 2St.ii lust, at H o’clock p. m. to reorganise the club and, atfnd .to other important biiNine**. Turn out promptly, . I.-L. Air a wav, Chiatruian. W. K. S.tuLKit, secretary The Birnwell l)emoer*|ilt club will’ meerin the Opera Hon*e at 4 o’clock on Saturday tlie 2.sth iust. for the purpose of rev*jf*niir.ing and ele>ting otti,-fr aud (hilegatc- to tbecouiity convention,' and lor such other hnsiucaa a* may , properlv como before H. v -— G. Dcxcan KnLuNtiRR. President. A meeting of Richland Democratic club will be held oil Saturday USth tnst. at d oVlock^p. ot. to reorgaiti/c and at tend to of,her important business. A full attcudjt'iice 1* desired. . . 4. O. Paxtkbuo.v, President. Siloam Democratic ciult .ivill meet on Saturday^uly. at!) dO o'clock a. m. • un tin^e<-for.the purpose ot reorgan ization, election of ofl{ ters and outer bii*incrt8of importance. -A full attend- awualadaalniil. 1 i ' L. G. KicjtARBiut.v, President. G. M. Holle, Syctefary.. . " Atten|ion*'AsUIeigli IhJmocrats! At tend a m tie ting of yoiir-<liib August 4th. ‘Every tneinbcr 1* requested P> he present a* business of iijiporUnce will wtHim before the club. ^ — W. A.^itols, President. iX P. Da»ca8TKK,"Secretary pro tent. S' i V ’ • - Earthquake shock* were felt in the upper Mississippi valley last week: At New Madrid, Mo-, they wefe the most Aeyeta fawn;j|]ucq ltjl,!, when a con- sideraide tract of country sank betow the wattrv UveL , .itid ptoni^nued tiic clav to l»y v ot Very" tine tpuality, Wc suppose they will be worked soon. During tlie heated term the Carolina Midland Railroad will run Sunday ex cursion* to Savannah; Beaufort and Port Royal On I a At Sunday fourteen passengers made lit* trip. Mr. W. S. K.ives set out about three '.tinn 1 rod totnalb cuttings last wu k and ad livel. lie buried abdtu six incites o toe cnrtlng, leaving three inches out of the ground. The tougher the Cut- litig the belief It grows. There was a large gathering at tlie betuHilni hmi.e «>l Mr l.ieorge-Ray imt, on Northern Heights on Thursday night, ot la-t week, l lte onject. of the m, rry makers was to have a ”Ta*kcy Party,’’and tlieelFort was a grant! sue- «;**<■, Tvfo.prise* were offerwti, music, games of all kinds, and .a slight tottlji oC the—"light tantasuc too’ 4 umde the time speedily pa-s.' Last Suntl.t-y Mrs C. F. I'ccfimann read Bible stogie* to her little daughter, as many good mothers wisely d«v 1’iie bright little uuthk-u, only 3 ve'ai * old, listened with pleased imeiTst and a* the account of Joittih*s ntarvelou.* expe rience* was completed she accepteu It as true with boaukiful laith And had hut this one qtiestlou to a-k, at tl it is a wh do sermon in likelt r “Mania, was lie comfortable y' 1 ' Condiuitor Sani. M. Rice of tlie Port Royal aiiif Augusta Railway had a very elose call on t-uesdav nigntof hist week near Baldoe. A heavy Vain washed tlie earlh and cross ties away, leaving ilm rail* unsupported. The. engine went over safely, biit «eveil cars were wrerked Capt. Rice was badly shaken iiii and stunned, receiving a cut over an eye. He was put on the engine and in hot haste hurried to Augusta, and was well oefore the doctors got a ehanco to project with him. tic went on duty as usual next day. , V , Madame Rumor is not. tal ing much or favorably just now about the build iug ot tbe rail toad Irnm Ashley Juuc- tifm to Augusta. She intimates that the LouI-vIiIm and N'ashviile system and owner* of th*..South Carotin t and Georgia Railroad are getting nearer a trade hr which Mie old ruliablfi w ill Iw;* eome the property of the L. A X. peo ple. Tlie threat of the- L. A X. to pan- aliel the^S, y . G. has rattier rattled the buyers of the latter and they are re ported to lie less in love with their t ew l*i-o|>cri v Ilian they! wer* at tir-i sight slid willing to unload at a more reason able price. Cave well are Visiting the Mis-es Wail of Dunbarton. Miss Stella Tyler, of. Silver ton. ha* been visIHng Mis* Minute Greene Mr. L. K. Dicks and family, of Au gusta, Gh., who have be«jn visitimr hi* Erotlier, Mr. P. B. iflcks, returned on Tlinr-da*. Mrs Patt. Jolmst. m and daughters, of Augusta, Ga xV v^liO have, l>ceii,.yi*it- ing Mr*. Jane Killhigsworth «»l Dunbar- ton, are now visiting Mr-. Ansel Me>er, of Hattieville. The rain continues to come, but the crop* are looking remarkably well, all ..^oisidere.l. - *‘B. E.” and young, of both sexes, ai home, and ou the streets of Barnwell. Hi* manly face and form prepo**e**ed all who came In contact with him, and hi* cheerful, joyous, disposition made him An uiilversal favoriie. He was the *n- laoe. 4nd cymiurt of idolizing imrentsl tlie light and the life of their home; the source of «H tholY joys, hrightening all the phMsure* of the present, iwid t'n- larging all tHelr hojies for tiie fuium He wa* tliiel,c only child. How sad! h’ctw heart,-remlltig'. ~ Why is It Uiat iHc home, so hiiovant and liitppy yesierday, is alt desolate lo- daj ? Why is it that the hearts So lfl'1 of ■mmsliino a'rd-gladm-ss. ItaLa-fcyC-htUiX BlackvilU* News. Koine ten months ago our town was east into gloom over the death of Lon nie U eissjnger, and this lime it I* over the death of h s brother Charlie, who died la-t week in Huntsville, Alabama, Charity was twenty years of age and meritonoiis y won the position of see- retiirv yf tlie Supreme' Court of tliat TstiitePover qnlld a IHimbiM' Ur ii|ipunen.(*. ^ lie was an exceedingly bright boy aim had a future, life ociore him full of p imiise. His remains were brought ,, >nie and buried last Saturday iimrii- ing. While his ho ,, y was being borne to the e"ineterv -his craiid imuiicr, - Mrs. was -TrTT^eti i\ mrpariity- r..i. w-—- The corn crops of this section will be at Ica-t ZO per cent short mf a lull crop. Cotton turned yellow and i* -bedding rapidl , what the end will he, we can not tell, peas are very promising, nb- Jbon cane and pmatoc- are tine! The triends' of Mr. W. W. ‘Snelling will be pleased to snow that he lias re covered from recent illue-s. The Misses Pierce, and Harley iof Sparta Ga., are vi*itihg at Diii.eanuoh. Mrs. Rosa Mc< reary of Willistou is vfsitingat Mrs. (). F. Me dillaii’s . ■ Alaj. \V. J. Diiiicaii was initiated a niemner or Red Oak Allianee at its last meeting, and w ill deliver ah address at its next regular hiecti ig. AV W ilm o s.s and maue speecllles*. The people of this commimity tender their siticer- est .sympathy to tlie In ivaved lamily In their „!llliup’ii*. ■ La’tef — M r* Hutto di*d on Tuesday. Mr*, i’iios Wal-li, Mr*. Wyatt Hrnw- iiing ami Mis* Mamie Kelly went to Sal vannah via theCariifina .Midland Rail road last Sunday: — - Aio*tof o^ir melon grower* seem to be, jubifimt otertlf' price* ilfey are •gening for their melons this season. AY c a re never weary of well doiiig.’ neither are we tired of hearing tbe praises and me'it* vi'nn and I estow ed upon any of our yrirtiig men, who have gone out into ihe w brl.i to flgti! their owir battles in life for better or for worse. Mr. E. A. Felder was last week the happy reeipient. of a handsome gold watch slid chain, prc-ciitcd to him hv the employee* of the department of ad mission ofwliieli lie i- chief of the Midwinter Fair at. San^ Francfsco, for the- courtesy, impartiality, fail hi nine** and ahilitv w ith which he discharged hi* dntv.' The. Oakdale picnic came off last Tuesday ins end of last Friday .Miss t-allie Inuhinet nf Denmark is vi-itmg Miss Edna Strobel, Mi*.- Git-sic Adam* of Bamberg is visiting Mi-ses Eula Lee and Eloise Izlar. Mi-s Mania Kirkland of BuCurd's Bridge is visiting Mrs S. II Baldwin. Mi-ses .Mary;tnd Marion Girardeau of Sumter are vlsiiing tuo^jamily of Mr. B. J. H immet. M|s* I'auline Sellers^C miarleston is visit,iug Mi*s Ida fjrovWw The Gordon V'olnnfoer* liave reorga nized ,witli tlilrty omfaetive members They w ill furuislf flteir ow u guns,Colts Repeating, 3S, Rides and will wear tlmir loriner'liandsoine dress uniforms ai d a blue fatigue nmfortn. The olli- ce» of'thisl'oiiimaiid are; J ' - < aptaiu, L. T. i/.lar ., ' 1st Lieutenant, J. I*. Str.olxd. 2nd “ J. II Levy. t ty *bt.t , S* I LV-Xttiai— ■ ; Surgeon, Dr. I> K. Brjirgs. (Quarter Master,C. M. Felder. Color sergeant, R. C. Mixson. . Secretary and 1 reasurer, 4. R. lad. “ 1st Sergeant,"d. I,. Bui-tt 2nd “ 1.. R. Free. E • 3d—W. M. Garvin, fth ” M. E. L.hn. 1st Corporal Jim. Gerald. A -"'l ^ C. E (Dies. j- 3d ” W. G. Nevils. fth “ Solomon Brown. \ A. 11. C. ago are now ho .veil down in Inconsola ble grief and despair? Why are the live* of these young pa rent* so rull of hope and t.rii«t, thus suddeuly and mercile—ly erurhed Ala*! Iiin'ruUbihrv! the am«Ver, and the proof. Wlu makes tlie bright and beautiful afar to eome wit.iinthe rcacit of our t.w inkle for a inonient. and disap pear foreveri* Who 111hkei Uir 1 ”!ovbty dowers to rear their odorous petais to the pa-slng hrec/.e, scent for a inonient tho wte we breathe, and I hen tady -W>Yii iut *fiiof bin guess? ~ l Who,planls the vast-, forests,clothe* them in their gorgeou sprifi)- atLiri'.apd tlisrohes ihcni ot their OSrer* «f thr CnsHtf XlllSSr* II. H. rruin t President. * J. C. Midrr,-Virr' President, •- ■ \V. A. IfHiiits'hr, Secret sfy. M. F. Free.. Ts-a-rircr It. I». Kinsidi CliiV}>lsin. T. S. Weeks,Coiuuy l.cctnrer. W. A. All, SinW'inl or a**istntt Lecturer. . T. Hailey, 1 .*ihir Kcej-'t. *\ K. " K. Harli-y,-Asslstxm thof K'fpi'r. D. W. B*sllf')ril. Sermmnf-At Ann-. , F. II. Creech, llushie** Agent. V Executive ComniitteO-HJ. B. Free, W. AV. Patrick, W. A. Ksust. Trade CtMiunittee—4L M, flimter, K. H. Dowlimr. J. M. Chmr, W. A. Ail. ' . 7 CointitHtee on (atol of {tic Oi-lcf—J. C Mc Millan, (\ AI. Kdcutldd, W. T. t svc, J. K Ariolllmr, K. B. lines-. ———i—sr The Slate Alliance bold it* annual meeting at Aiken yv-terday Bro. Geo, 1’. Morris hit- tbs thanks of this department tor a lib pound wa- termchm. _r; - r ^, The Grahams Alliance, of Denmark, lias ciitritoiied f 11 to the relief,oi tlie Bitiflton suHereis, ' . " ..TiiSMicvt mccl'in;;'.f Lbe (^l■lll|^V AI- ►HJR ( ONGKKSS, At Hie wdicitalton of my constittenb*- t will bo a candidate fol n-ffle«'ilon t»> Cbngros* from the Second Ctingre*- kkhual District, subject Itt ihCaclioii <lf tho Itenioclath! primary. W. J. Tunatir. FOR THE I.EGISLAT^KK. /. 11 Ini,request of someasf my friend* I res|ieerfnily ahuftltnce niysejf a can didate for the HiniSeof ItOp'OaohUttlveSf subject m the rules and regulation* oi the Democratic primary* and pledge my*elf to abide the res.tll* and *up- qa*rt the nomitiee* of >abl Domocraliyj partr, II. II it all Csrx. ‘ iaiiifiafiBI vi-or, lion*' *4 llance will Im> held w ith St. John s Sub- Alliance. And most happy will be the delegates w ho a-svtuhle at that time in thal neighborhood of good people. DeumHrk, S. 0. July 21, i^iG. I would respectfully state that I am a enndhlaic In the Dennwratlc i’rimsry for uiemhei; of fhe House of Represent ative*, pledged to abide tlie resujfa aitil support tlie nomlhjses of that elfcthtn. I could tu»l here fevlrtv nig c<»tir*e as^a menitHT of tint House, fit it It was my einleavur to rb«potid to the hbnor^cOn- fftrretl and the trust reposed By my clee,- tion; nml slmnld 1 be returned ns a metniMT would renew my effort-to w in ‘the "well done” of tuv I el lo w ciiiite.it*. Jos. M. SKI.'tX/.u royal gartuents in the siitH it of tftc ear- ly aiiltitun sunlight? -Wc may stand on tlie brink of the pvesent, we d.iTc not go fonward. Tlie bntid flint smite* the tqwrow, deal- death to the king in his robes; flic poor oiioheart that breaks, yield* to tlie sttne power us the canInputkcfilial smack* it-- lip* over the de.-iruclion ol» t eming cities. The disconsolate and heart broken parent* of tint lovely atnl p|mHi-in ,-tttiie Deweys, have the most affecthm- ate sFoifinf ny of t lie oiitlre eoritltluhli y. Whetf tlie pofgiiam-y of their pre-'in overwhelming -opr w shall have mea»- ttrahly snh-iiled, and they shall again lilt fiteir iica-ls aufl beltold the'rilt, in tlieir k surfoundfiig-. Gltonsofrow shall, nave w nii|L r ,ail it*, virtue ffbiti 'ifiibnii-sunf ami Faith tc-iitncd her‘•w ay oNffr f iiwwaieri-ng i earl, they, a*others w ho have f*i*rr:eti lilfe luirilcif*, slnill bo ptepsierl to exclaim "DhT not 1ft efudfr, rmr fit wrath', The Re a | ft* v e ic i tie that day', "'Twa-ati alfv'cl vt-iied the gr And look the llbivcr aw it* ,' To I he Farmers. The billqw ing seif-explanatory cir cular }ia« ju-t been Us.nyd by tin* *fcre- larv fd Hie f-talO .Vgi'hniltuial and Me- •dfvjfTrffff MtTTtrrr r— To the fat titers ofrSOuih I'aroiitta: l-begtocall > our tittentldli to'lmllc- tilt X > Iti IsmiciI by Ihe I'mlcd SRat.es Itcpartnieiit .ot Agnctiiiiii'e, W hich treats alltiost exclusively oil Icgtimi noils plants lor iccii.pg, by 1 rot. E. " S'ro- \ At SeigliiigTillr. , On last Friday after,noon your scribe The Red'Oak DetNiNy-afie club will lhitched' hi* *hvinn; to the buggy and meet at .'Seven Dines Selmol house Sat- tirday the 2-Sth at three p. ni. business of importanee|w ill he transacted, rveiy menther i- icqiiesrad to attend, by order of J. duelling, Chairnt.iu. IVilliston Sews. Died at the residence of her daugh ter, Mrs. A.-M. Mathews, July 22ml. Mrs. 1 abithaOwen* v »ged K2- vvar*ami four inputs, Ftuiwal Services by Ucv. ’I’. I' l.ide on Sunday evening. Her remains were carried to the family .Imrying ground near Cypress Chapel church on Monday. - i’rof. Bailey lias gone to bi* old home in Alabama.for'a short while to look af ter his business.. Humor has it that orange blossom* will be heard of before the next, term of the High School opens. The Teacher* institute was well at- temletl and excellent work was tlone. AVq think from what we have heard that ail teachers pf public schools should be ooinpelled by law to aitend tlm-e instiMites. 11is a great mat for any one to listen to rite line lectures by such men as Rev. John A. Rice, James Henry Rice and Dr. Flinn. <; Mr*. A. IL Hernandez, of Charleston, returned home l-.sf week after spend ing two ww k* with Mr*. (Jontry. .Miss Della bell.javho once lived in our'‘town, is visiting Miss Bertha rjufith. -Mi»s Lajtra f>;»Hlngton, of Allendale, lias h-en electetl itiusie n-acher of the High *e!too| for the next session. J. George Willis,of AlaDama, is visiting relatives here. TIal. Davis Bkm>«>k, S. C., July 23. 1S!)L Editor _ I’loase state in your next issue that the Mixth Animal dasket Dicnic will take place at Davis Bridge, Aiken cou'u- tv. six,miles XortJi of,Willistou. «u TuFstlay AugusfVtitr 1S9L, The public i« invited to attend. O. L. Wr.Kkii, for Cointuiuec.r with hi* b.tter half started out fp‘r ^cig- lingville. - Seigling is the ii.tmti of the station and Setglingville is the D. t.L, hut iti* one and tlie same place, and a very nice little station it is too. It, ha* 5 store*?3* churche*. a graded school, town hall, -aw mill, grit* mill, gin, brick mUi, canning'factory and an oil mill near completion. But, tlie object of our visit was to at- tewj l he exercises of the Graded School, which is presided over by I’rof J. \V» II. Smith. I'rttf. Smitli i* a Germaii; btrt-he ita* - mastered tiie Englisb lan guage so w. ll that it is hardly possible t • tell hi* iiatlonality in W« speech at all. lie dcsorves great credit a* well a* lit^ Fclmlnr* ami the, young people of the community, for ♦!»« able exendse* \yhieh a very large crowd witnessed on Friday night, , 1'ltc exercises lasted about three hours And . \» ere inter*|«er*ed al.V along with very delightful mitsic by^ljife ‘Cig- liitgville sf ing hand, and will men tion just lien; that Drof. Smith is al-o a protossorof mnde, of Strtiigrd iu-tra- ments. and it Will not be long' ere this Jiaud will In; in d' lbai d all round the county to play for , bulls and jniblic mcetliigs. But Inf r> leaving C eiglingvlllc I wilf mehtioii a fe\v name* of ii- young ladies atid-geiitieincH -who took pari in the exercise-. The old lime “Bapakdovvn'’ wa* ear ried out to perfection by .Mi**es Jane Jenkins, May RliKdes. Jennie Bennett and twowlmsc names I did not learn, ami Mcs*r- t lamle MeMtllan, (‘lifford Satidei siiml two •whom 1 di<l nor know. i*cu eiirth r B. \lieti, DITVIL, A ->r-T,ii.t dim’Txrnif tin; olllce of tlie cNperimeotal station, 1 have furnished- Dint. Allen with quite a number ot bur liirmer* and fie protn- is.-.s L.i send a copy to each one. I le. 1 -o ipncii- iiiierysfcd ini,lie mat ter that i nope our Jai mers will send for a copy to I’rol. E. *\ . Allen. Dh. 1> M a*-i-tani director lir.Vgi icullurc, Wash- ifigloii I'■ ( miicc cotton Ini* g'oue dow n ill price below tile co-t, ol production, it l>e- hiMiVes os to 0.1*1 ilround to dev i-e soioo Tin an* brihaije tUc. targr-t po—ilde yield from the sipaTte-t area', and L snow of no more praelicalde way ot ni- taining that, end Ilian hv liierea-mg the fertiiliy ofthe *ih) at tlie p-a-t exp n*c liy me (v slem *« t fo.th Pi t.he hullciku refereed to. By pursuing ttii« *v stem, our crops will he aide, to vvitlisiaud d-ouths Itetb'i' It.an by tlie use ex clusively of eqmmelciaf fertiliser. !*cud and g«;t the iMiBetin, praclli* what il teaches, and 1 will lev! amply repaid for calling your atteiilioii lo ihe matter. T. W.IIoilowav. UR COI N’ I Y I’UEWSURER. i resfo'ei Hilly snuouimc myself n Tkudidale lor recleelloii to the office of Gottutv I’rca-urcr.subject to the rule* and regulations of the Demoeralfc juT- mary and pledge myself ta» -iiptHMl the nominee* of the Democratic party, Thanking the voter*iihd lax payer* lor Greff" hiod vermoohraJu'c- uf .me ifL Ulf pa*l|Wfll endeavor U* serve t lie in “if elected” In the future a* In the pa*tto the l»e«t id'in v abliltya A. F. FiiKK. make an ext tv, l ad* well known, aa l J fotir fears akcounty erwrtbi I pledge you If nouoml Ui ami I reemva the nominal I elected to lire office of Wuperviftvd, I in,the future a* I have In the paft I* t d a barge of wy uffictftl duties work for the bust interest of thu tax.payers of Barnwell county. N. M. ' Appletbn D. O. ! v 1 rvs|KM‘tfiilIy announenmyaelfaean- ilhlate f..r tne office V.f, ffaiiervisor o( H*r*i s i ll County,subject Ur the rnte4 and regulations govcrwlng$h* Demo- fratht imFty. .Induing sp J irallw the magnltthle of jBb W«rk, bqt it elected I w ill spare nelfhef pains, Wbor nor ttinn to *ufcrc**fulPr nrganlze^and put Into prsFth'Hl, oj»*d’alV»u tlik new syfttem of couflLr gpvGrtmtenf. . •? I thank toy friend* tqr. Iqrf, exhibi tion of their coultdeuce III electing me % nieinliey of the present tbmrd d(, U n un- tyr t:ommfsfloner* aid) respectfully ask a cnnfihuatice.of thefr. *nt*|w»ft tf they judge the worthy. ' Jf. D. Wall. liming set.feil ax t member pf ihn U"’ini a>f T'otiniy. GoiMmisslonera ami coiisclehtionsly perlormevi every duty dev olvitig u | roll m4,and mil log akMRpc imf asfturanee that my service* hava Ih-Cu appreciated, I aimouwce myself n» a caudblatu for CoQidy Ku|»erv|sor. »wIh Ject fo all Hie hi lea and regulathmsgav-' r'tnmff titc. Dcinhfcfatk; primarle*.' 4. A. llaTEa, Applcum, P.C. M’e t*T tnant /fiend* of Capt. A ^lAYe. t'liie<»iTt^. t;r^k Tim ^ noiince him ft canuhlate for.tHe cffii’aOt Alounty sh|ret'vls»rr, and pledge him U» ahiile the result* of the Deiiorcyatic p' l- . uiarlaa.' ’ M /• FOR DROBATK J1 DGE. MAGniNKRY, Noller To 1'||K Dr.nor-NATIC YOT»:M*,or BlUM- W V.I.i, l ot X I V. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for re-efcouloir to fli<‘ ollleo of I’mhaiH Jiidirc. siilileet in the rules and regni|.tiqn» of the DeiiiocrntTc prhfuiry. an>l pledge myself to abide by ibc result and *up|H.o£ tb^t nb ulnecs .of the DeuoH tai'c party. Keto’ consci ous of .having lat hlolly disrljarghd my' official dillie-. I tecl conlldcnt tlwit my lair ami imprlr- - -»t«tv Agent* (yr Ta|b<dt ft >on* EB The Executive t ommifU'c. <}( fAe Bar'well A--tauatioii lias trailed a meeting ol ft’M the pa-Uo's and tinaiichti agents of the cburclu'- to flicel at Sprlngtown churcli on Thursday Augt. 2 |>iox. Ibi-is a special call fora gcni'rnl discussion and arj Nllgeurein of tile work of that body, ami it i-Imped a full atteiniance will* bq on band. T'iiere w ill be a hiHcli served on the gt'oii ml*. i-: By order of the Board. J. A. Jenkins, July 7, ’!H. ak*cty. —Falari h J’aftfl with local application*, a* they c:mnot reach the s<'hi of the di*cn-e. (•'atarrh .i* it blood or constiiitiiqmil di-'.a-c, and in order to cure it yob must take inter: nal .remedies Hair* Catarrh l.)ure is taken internally, anil acts directly op the blood and unienus surfiire*. llalF- Catarrh Cure is not a quack inedieine. 11 vi a- prescribed by one of live hc-t phy-iciaii* in till* coun'ry for vears, and is a regular prescription. Jt i* com|HVsed of lhe best tonic- known, combined vvitli the hc-L blood purifier*. ^ rlic lokes. I liav«‘ lieen growing and fowNttg ar- ticboK , ’s iHrce veaf* .'11111111111 llinu a very nrolitahlc e?op for slock feeding, kAv * a farmer in an exchange. ,1 bey till i'll the requiremeutf* ql a crop Tor drv weather. Last «umtm r,‘ when everything was'dam ig'd by the drouth, i*ty articboat** cwutioitcil In ight and green until tros.t fell, f grow them chiefly lor my hogs, vvnii Ii I turned 0! toriM't up the (nbAr's alter the frost ha- killed thi'sqSaHv. One aciA will faUrti forty hogA, vv-ith only K lit lie eorti U> tlnUh, and during the winter the brood sow's and fall pig* ran work ifictbem. hen toward -pimg vfllSjWi up the lence, Ami there are ilitter* urougTi leit.''in the. ground to piodifew the, next crop w itli- vrt Any more plantiogitr cfliG JiIng. Hal eonsidpratioti at -thy hands of ft generous puIdle.. Thanking ml friemls for their kind and tiia'ial siip|N»rt lit lhe past, I earnesiiy -oli" t their sttf- I rage in the approaehiog einci ion. M'v official duties prevent me msking an extensive persmi.il canvas*. - Your olic.lieiit servant; J. O. D.vttkx.*o\. I respectfully aiinotince mv-.df a cwndblate for I’ndiate Judgff ol Barn well County, subject lo the mles of i^c Deniocraile |*riinarie*, and pb-tge my- -elf lo af'hTu .the result* and *up|mrt llo' noiiiitic.es of the party. . T. S. \Ykkk». Ifamherg .niffe. Jlh, Irlil. FOR AUDI l6U. Olat, D.O. mw- .tsft. n \ft tDDWOHKiVTCo Bfdcfc AN 0 TILS HAKHKL HTAVE - . GIN HIND I - TT **• GRAIN THKfcsniXO ” HAW MILL : . Rlt'K HI LLiNg , . • Engine* ana Ubllers; l.n-j«4ieclfully anmuiuce iii\ self ft can didate.for the office nl Gouutv Auditor subject to tile Democratic primary clee- jJou rule* and iegul»lioiis,*aiiil pledged to abide tlie rcsult.-f and siqqioit the party itomiiues. Riley. I respectfully announce myself a enn- didttte lor the office of County Audihir -iit>)yiT t'u.zbe Dmiocralle primarv eley- Hon rules l^ffd rf*gifl:;tirm*, ami pTcdgeT ti*«bfur the result* and sijpport the par ty miti.iiiiccs G-. .Mautix IICftTUX. I respevofuliy iinfiounee iny«Hf a can I alw ay* I cafe onc-nri Iff lla- groiind didhte lor tRw ufffc.u of AudiUif, subject '-toes and Hollers, S*vv and.Grist Mi'n« r llrewer,*’ lltie.k Marliincry, Ifoubtg Screw ( eftoTL 1‘rcsse*. 7^ • Thob'a* difc6t actliig Ste«in Dressc*, no t*clt«,. 1 , Tbomas’ Sscit phtinh Elevutor*. Ha! 1 and LuMlitlA (.in*. Englebtirn q Rice IIidler*. .... , . II. II. Smith ft Co’*. Wood-Working # Machinery. , ' • ? Dinner*. Band Saw *,’Nonldrrs, Mor- ti-ers. Tenenors, comprising romi*lftf| equlpiuout for Sash. D«**r nnd Wagoii Factories, I tcleacUc’ft Dlautatlon haw Mills, varialda (awd. » i-ff Beltings, ritflw^a and. V^ebinerj .Suufdle*. W rRw for prhr*#- V C. BADHAM, "Manager. Columbia, S. C. jy-t as’they grow, a<'freezing uoc- not injure them, Jo t'urrj my hog* in fur j;]ii |ng miirlil. ti I liaVe tiof bkd .i 'ick, Bog si nee 1 fed tiifVTvaCi | IM VXi h'ty t urt’iliivass the eooovydurwg tba oam- Ur the rule* and leg lat ion* governing tlie Uemocrirtfc pifliiffrie Apiirehcmfiiig thfft ! may he ffnable Reedy Branch Dcmocralte chib mH on July Ihth anil reorganized vv th m;v- cnty-tw» members. The following offi cers were elected 7 Dnshlent, il. J. Cruft; 1st. Vicf-Dresideiit, J. J,. Bax ley; 2ijd Viee-Dresident, G. W. Mor ris; iid Vicc-Dryafdent^ M. V. If, San der*; Financial and Corresponding Secretary, \W S. Grubb*; Treasurer, >V. M. Croft; Working Committee, 11. Nunn, M. T. Mill land B. B. Baxley; Comiiiitteeon Regiatration, C. W. .San ders; Executive Committee. II. Nnnn; Chaplain, J. S. Baxiey. The club ml- j<>ur 1 ied Toi 11 .veT’itg’nTin>ii the fifth Sgt- ubjity at 10. ofdocL a. iu. acting diieetly on Hie iniicoii* surface* l he perfect coinhinatioti of the two in- iq'redienis is what, pinhluces such won derful results in curing Catarrh.' .M.‘iid for testimonials, free. F. J.Che.nev x Co , Drop*., Toledo, 0. hold by Druggists, price 75c, Drof. J. A. Kliuc, of Banilcyrg, In • been elected Musical Director of Chicv- ra College, Gieciiv ille. A Texas enthimfist-prophecie* tbit ihe Lope Star State will make time milliou bale* of cotton this yeas. ■ lielaware fruit growers vyjll *1 ip 15 , 000 haski'ls of peaches this season. Salt sea b’tvp/.cs saved them Ironi Jack Fro«t’a Itite. _ ^ Tlie railroad* carried through Colom bia Ihsfy.tvFek a daily average of 200,000 watermelons t.» please the palates of our Norfhern cousins. Only pine more campaign meetings are to lie heUI_aftor today, the canv as* for State officers dosing at Abbeville oh the Sth of August. -• Furman University will- offer a scholarship to one stiideiit; itr-cach eounty who passes the lh*«r exainiua- tiou 011 que-tions whieh vv II l>e fur nished, Durliculnr* will -01 h he made public. - v A Deople’s K’arty clu’ii w as organized at Lexington on r-aiimliiv iti*, we ludieve, Ihe first in.the jviate. Fann er*^ lawyer*, merchant* and tuecbatiie- eniolled iheffi-elve-gs memii r*. It w ill . take uo part in ibis year's polities, but ha* started booii Lj get good ready for i-mk;.- --7— 1 ---\ .x ‘"The hard time* in tlie Uniicd State* are driving hundred-of hireign Uibor- eis and mechanic* back to Europe. The cut rate war between tin* -leam-hip line*enables them to get. pa-sage•acros* the Atlantic at from >15 dow n to >S, ac- I coiiiv atc |.s- the \YHite Jerusalem, They will yield failin' etgiit liumlred tn one ilioiisaud bii-hels per aiwc’. ( aiile, spfiug calves and colls cat them vv ii h a ivlish during the winter. 'They are Splantcd and eufllvaird like point! .e* the lir»t year. I hey are very large tubers, resembling the color and t.i-te the hrart of cabbage,—Exchange. A medical following la -boulder to a a little oil o| window sill. journal iTcoiiimguds Ihr' diioii of tormo'r -i cold siiiuii or vi l oj ; • Expose hay ui a s.<iic< roll vonr orcoat vour 'diMir* 111 d w IimIoVvs with any color of paint you like, coii'aiuing a* little a- I per criil/ of oil of hay w liicli i* tar from expjtn sire, and can he had anyvvlieie, and not a single liy ..ill enter your house. f -1 POTENCY * c '“’CATAIt “t ome Home, Dear Fathet .” wasTcorditig to the sw iftness of the vessel. very successfully played and made a great impie—’n-n ti|Mtu lhe audience. .Misses Katie Ducoutu and Jeupie Bennett s|H>ke some very nieo piece*, and so did Llaude McMillan and M. K. Edentield. On the whole cvervliody expressed themselves a* being delighted with the exercises ami the patron* are, very much iu love with Drof. huiilli. Waatxuiiulcxluiir viiit for a couple of day* in the neighborhood of Setgling ville and on Sunday listened to a veiy tine ftei'iuon bv Dr. TV. D. Rice at Mg Arn >11. and earn’back to Bornwedi tliis morning, just in time to get'our eayiGe unhitched when the ni.; began to fall, 'and we arc afraid that It may damage our turnips, which we have, not had time to plant yet. ' Ohmkrvkk.. Barnwell, S. .ftrtjr 2J, ijfbi. William Smith and lam Iv near Bock Th« grahwe ftlacharge ot 1 wiocu* from the noeo, the Aropplag °f wares from the 1 noetrili Into the Uir et, the arrumalaUoa of mr.cue end | the eooeUnt loci (nation hawk and expectorate. to CENTS FEB BOX (Piece). JSf'Maljrd promptly on receipt ef price. 7H£ HAHNEMANN SPECIFICS CO., XXI Broedweg, New York. F or s.tiu oy a. a 11 ui 1 o ,111. fINe farm For Sale. * f J'iiat lieauttfully bs aied and hlgiily iunroved larm of 2n7 acres, on the South t a roll n a Railway, known ns part of the Willi* place and bounded try hinds of M. Willis, Mrs Sallie Staii- sdl, L. A. Thomson, Jame* Baxley and ihe South Carolina Ra'ilwav i* offered for sale on five years time w ith interest at7 percent |*er antiiim. This'pl<ice can be made ap ideal borne. It lias a if needed out buildings, splendid water ami a proverbial health record. There i* 110 vva-te bind 011 the place and it can 'Hill, Lamasiei Lountv, wei_e imiDoumI j p,, to equal in prudoetiveness any like utilnber of acres in ^ootht aro- Uyu»e. hy eating eggs that had iiefl.i charged | With stryelniioe for ikigs. Mr. Smitli died ami two other* of the family are in critical condition. Tlie man who sold the rgg* had loaded some vV*»li strych nine and other inemhers of 4he' family knowing nothing of hi* act, gathered th*) egg* ami sold them. Tiie ITbiDlbn TTpxx*) Dost, whose crop report la*t. sca*au proved to lie ac curate a* to acreage and yield, will pub-, lisli th- first re|M»rt of the crop of IH*.) I. The report* are from every m ton growing county in Texas and are lull and complete. ' “ With scarcely an exeeptiqn there is general increase in iicreage, aggrega- • jug, on a conservative estimate, at least 1(1 per cent., some of the largest cotton producing counties lirthe SimLj showing an increase of 25 per-cent. Iu one eoupty, where no cotton was raised Ex-D’esident Harrison said thevdher, (lav that he had no desire to re-enter public life in Waft>*lp|(ton. He ha* aged _ ithnuhttfrahly 'XtnCB ‘he left the" W hite- fast year, 1-p.Ouo .avre* -afe muicr uuta- u '“““ • J vativn ipR year, * J ~ * “ llna. For prices and other particular* apply to FT.SANFORD. Augusta, Ga. ffdgn, f t«Ke till* iHca-ibn to say to the voters of Barnwell tliat, having served •.liriii nlllclaTly before 1 .leem iff**clf SUllh ii'iilly kiiovv n lomake'a I'ct-onal cAifvaJs untic^ftxfy, aiul 11111*1. rely upon their uiiproinpted afid eonscieii- lioli* Conslderatnut of siVeli filaim upon their suff rage aft l may have. May H*, IS 4. B. W. TKfTm. • 1 reftpe«Ufirliy nhnpunco mvsclf a carnDdate for' A'iidi*t'r of Barnwell Gountv sirhjvet to the rule* of the Deni* oi'i'ai ic Kriwarle* itud pledge myaidf to abide the result- and siiffpoi l the nomi nees of the parly, \ W. E, Skamk. Golston, B. C. I resp-ctfully annmtnee myself tothe voters of Barnwell couoty a* a cundi- date for Auditor ai tin* tievt election, and hereby pledge myvvH to abide by and coyifoliu to all the lidr* Htld regu. iathms governing tlw DeinociKtic |>il- maries. - J. m akk Hai.kiiku, I announce myself a* a cntulldate for the officy ol Gonniy Auditor, subject to all tlie ipreii and regiriaiioiis goveruing the D 'liiocraiie. Drinmri**. .1 hope that thi- annoiuicemeht w ill not be. considered preiiiature v, heii the fact i* kiiowu thai I have neither the. time nor the 11 eans to make a |>ei- soual cama*s el the e**un+y.-tLLiv ing met in a bu-in.e— wav a large uiajnrtLv of thl' voters of the county mv qiutiilica- tinn* its a bnsines* man ami n-encral conduct of lifeare known, and upon this 1 must rely for advitnceme'it to tht* im portant positiuu. M. J Datk. FOR SCUOG4, COM M iSSlflN KK. /I'h- Iri mis of K. II. Harlcv. livln- hi- Svcamore, Great < vptes* Tml Ri d t>ak tc w nship* ato otimai him a idtndi- dalc for Mdoad 4'ommifs'.oto r, subject P> tlie rnfc* ami . tcgnlalionw Ol the Dciiiut'i aiic primary cicdtion. - V I respdctfnllv amioitnc myself a can didate for the office of Schcid *'omtiiis- sioner, subject to the. Democratic pri mary eleeiion ritfes rod regulations, and .pledged 1.0 ahiije the ic-ults and support the party uonditee*. K. C. Kikk 1.:vxn. 1 respectfully aiirpmiiee my *rlf}» can didate for the.office of hchool ('omudsr -ioner, subject to the Itemociati" pri- uiarv cH-ction ruleii and rcgulati fta, and (rledged to abide thit result- amt sup port tlie party nominee*. .. r » L. N. Bkm.inukr. Bsinlwre D. O. means so rtmdi more {hail 1 you imagine—serious and 1 ’fatal' diseases result from 1 trifling ailments neglected. 1 Don't play with Nature’s' ’greatest gift—‘health, — Hi Charles Zissett, Practical Watchmaker. First door #oiHh of Brow n House, Barnwell <T. H.y8.C,,offer* liiaimrvioe* to tlie public. .^Icn exfierience of upwardit of forty years i» the Iwst guarantee 'hat h« knows his business ami vv ill give satis faction in tlie*qualify of ids vvo'k and Um aao«1ei atlon of his charge* 'BCiMi 'J FUR iSl DKKVlMlK. J rc-pccHully aiiiioiinci'myscll a cai- didaie mr tlie oB? riVunfr^uper' •vi«or. subject t*» l|ie DcnoMTatic prima- yy election role* nod regulation*, and pledged to xhide the results and sup port the party nominees. • : - J. A. CnASSEKKAt/. Kearse. 8. ; i 1 resjiectfiilly nimonnce myself a can didtitc for the .gbec of Couiitv Sn(>er visor, subject to the Deiuocraitc primn ry election rub's and rcgulaib»ns, an<l pledged to ahhh' Hie result* and sup (win tht party notuinre*. €. II. Langley. rr u.— - ——- Browftt 1 Iron Bitters m apiMtiu *t work,. at, tk^WOM . W* itrcnRtkcalwa mcdkbic.wkkk in, Brown * ho* ten. A few I tin cure—heueX* cone* horn the, very first doM— •Mwjm'f tt/kioA BUMM* . UHh. aud It s pleasant to take., It Cures Dyapepala, kidney and Liver Neuralgia, Troubles, , 1 Constipation, Bad Blood ' Malaria, Nervous aitmeota« 1 , Women's complaint*. 1 C.ct only the amutne— it hsscrosoed 1 line* on the wrapper. All others are • 1 stiiMtea. On receipt of two at. stamfis w« • will sr.i.t set nf Ton Beawtlfwl Woete’a' < Fair Vtewa and hook—free. ' BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MIL ' Is Your Life Worth. Anything • V . ; to others? Arc there not persons dependent on your earnings for th'eif support? Are they pnK, vided fbr .m Case 6f your death? The simplest ana safest *ay of assuring their protoptiotj is life in surance. Business, pro* fessional, and working men generally, should in sure, for their brains or their ^muscles, axe their capital and income too. Death stops tlieftt both* Insure in the * le anddeAthean: % salary or steal yot tal, and your ~ will bn snft ** W. J. RO ■