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The Barnwell Pe6ple. »•-- m- r HOLMES, Editor I Prop’r. COUNTY CIKCtTLATIOX. Al’OUHT 0. 1 1 ChtrWton |)W)|i l *i cat *144,000 worth of »hr1n$from June t<> VorcuilK'r The 9UU) rHuipniuo etifJeii ycMtwdny, Let the elotidi cc:»t«e tlieir ii onotonooH wocplnx *»ow. r* ; »• f ■■ J/ Aroonj; WH^hincion peoplo Col. \V. J. Talbert ttuntU hcHtl hikI »honhl«rH Above the South Carolina deh'^iition, end union* the very foremoat Soutbnrn KepreacinntlrPH. What a up time and country Wlive In! 'Hie farmer* of Indiana, for the flrat time iti the hi*lory of their Mate, are faedlng wheat, worth 4d cent* a hh*IH, *o their ho**, and »eHiiiK their corn, 'WMch readily bring* from 4.*> to 47cent* a buahel. In many part* of Ohio drought ha* •corched out the pa*tiiio.s a d farmer* are feeding their cattlo a* in winter. Corn, except in the river bottom*, i* w ithering and cannot make half a crop, w hile (HlUtoerf ptwitii+e t» prow a total failure. • Two week* jigo it waa e«tl' .,.ed hy expert* that N'ebraaka would contrlh* me 400,(K|0 1 0(K> Ituahela of c-rn to the .itrohr* product* of 1^*4, tint wind* from the *andy district* of To<a* have killed the coi'M rtver an extent of terri tory a* large a* New.York or l*evm*yl- vania and the highw ay* lending ea«t- ward through Kanta* and Xehrii«kn are thronged with dl*hcartctro<l vettior*, wha have abandoned their home* and are hnrrymg toward i^waand AlU*ouri for relief from Hie almoxt unbearnhle hi'at. UDIrootor'Sajfe oftho Iow a wanth er and crop *ervl«« cetlmate* the dam age done to cropiriii I«wa. eepecially corn, hy a hot aonthweat wind lhat blew *t«adlly for ^1 hour*, at In llllnol* theiHionicle'* hatiglug in the aim burnt from thn fntenao heat. In contra! 'Kan*a* mv rain ha* fallen in it month and corn U oolutdnred to he a total fMlInre. Tbo above iteai* were gathered la*t Intraday ffom a Mt**tiurt paper. ' i’. S l.ater report* '‘UttiiW that tlm •hove “atiinatc* of daiwngc* ait* exag gerated a* to Nebraska, Kan*** and Iowa. Still their groat expectation* of the early aunnuer have boen disappoint ed- In Tcxn* the cotton orvip la reported to be a* line n* U could be wtiile corn •iirpa**e« anything known lu the hla- tory of farming in that State. Cbtton caterpillar* are ro|H>rted in Alabama. « There la complaint of too muoh rain. In Georgia. The Spring Hranrh Sanday School -ft . . *, The Spring ltra»ich Sunday School Piciiie wh* hehf August 4th, abolit one mile from the church, at the school house. The pitpiic waa v|*ltrd hy [>eo- ple Irom long di*taiM*e» anti a very large crowd, it proved a graiidhucce**. The exercl*e« were opened hy Mr. Mttoak, a young nmn who has been at tending the Kamberg Kilting Nchwd during the pa>t two year* We then hail music and a line lecture on Sunday (Schoolw«*rk, hy*tr..l. A. ilunior, of Itranehville, Sv which wa* Hiliuired hy every body on the ground. Mr. limiter wn* here representing. rlie \V||||*tou High Scliool and U l*rtbought that he will take several of the young men of this country to hi* school at the beginning o'the next *ea*lon, lie U highly thought of hy every body. Next on the program was music and then h line address hy Kvv. Mr. Hurt /,<>g, on Kducatlon. Mr. llart/.og wa* al*o here leprenentlng hi* school at llamherg, which we all think will hen grand suewHMf, Idr. ^. T. Htinee, who wlllhe eonneeted with Mr. Ilartsog’s school, w:>* w ith us, and had several copies of hi* work for the people to *ee. Then tho tnlile vva* spread wltli pies, cake*, chicken*, turkey* and every thing that i* nice wa* there to be oaten. We were then invited to come up and take part lit tlin piettiu. After dinner wo were a-H call-d together in r.lte *• hottl house hy a small *lu»wer. After thi* the table was spread again with w ater rtelou* ami all -fverc invited to take the soconthpart of ‘the picnic*. We then *aog that grand old sung, “God he with yon lill we-wwat agalti T .*.iUtd^Uc>4. *epu rated. * Go a UP. Fifty oi e person* died of sun stroke in New York city last week. Mt. I’leasnnt i* the»ohlv-eonn»v sent In the State with* u a !^«p 4*t Cm ret . Siiimnerville t* tn; only "..Titer Uiwn ot any kize kituilurly unprovided. V • Alleiilloii Uofonner*. Xu N’ntera of liarnwell WA<: kxwit.*, 6. 0., Aug. .'I, iJttM. Editor I’tuple: Will you kindly lend me .your edito rial«ar a moment? it wa*my .privi lege to vl*it lor a few day* this week the Double Ponds church ami vicinity •nd engage with that people In a firo- traoted uieetlpg. Tito meeting wn* ({ooA congregation large, and l don’t Utinll it ha* ever buoj tuy privilege to Jiraach to %tuoro attentive congrega tion. Rev. U. N. Askew, the pasior, •bowed me great kindness, and In the lnid*r. of old war comrades 1 hndadu- lighifitlTIme. it vva* from thi* section that Co. U Snd H. C. Artillery wa* made up. coinmanded hy ('apt. .1. W yatt Dhu- Vaster, your prasout ShetTlf. with » auiall sprinkling from Orangeburg and I.axingtuu, (now Aiken) of which this scribe vva* one. i ohtdned from II. l.\ ('liltty, one of t he mein hut's of that coiimtand, a lt*t made from memorv of the survivor* of flic Reform ( otinty : To carry otH the plan adopted by the State Reiorm KxecUlJve Couimittee fur* tlin tioHiiiiHt liiii 'of candidate* for (iovernor and T.ieuteiisnf irm'ernor. Tnr rcpVeieVt t’t lie ’‘’‘TtV'fhyih '• ’ raettrm 1 of ’ rite Democratie party tn tho general pritiia- ry to he held oil tin* ;WtJi tiny of August next, all “Rofortti” tuetuher* of the va- rloli* Democratic cMih* in Baruvveli eounty arc iterehy (tirocted to meet at rite MMtiai pla<!e of meeting for their re- «l>ectlv:t*clttlts «»u fhe llthday of Au gust next.-at f o’clock p. in. ilaving nsseiHhled them selves togeth er a* above dlfOCTsni, saiil eltth slmll se- led rhreti of hs ineinher* to aid. as man- ag*r* of election and proceed, to vote by ballot for their choice for Governor and Ideipenaut Governor, and Tor tlie delegate* to rupresHiit their duo in toe Comity “Reform” Convention. Said dob* shall also instruct their delegates a* to whether or not they are in favJr of the delegates to the State *‘Keform” Convention voting for the nomination of a full set of state oAl- cer*. beside* Governor and Lieutenant Governor, to represent the ‘‘Reform er*” in the general primary. Kadi club will be entitled to one del egate at Isrge, an>l one delegate for every 55 ‘•KefornP’ metuher* or majori ty fraction thereof. , The ciiiniidate for (invernor and Lieutenant Governor receiving the lar gest numlter of vot/c* in said dub elec tion shall he Voted for by the delegate* r<tpn»M*nthig said dub in the ‘ County “Rnfot.iu” < on veil tlon. The Count*' ‘Uoform” Conventfon U) whlco the tie legate* from the various cHth* are elected will tne.-.t at Barnwell on thn I.Tth dsy of o ugurft next at 12 o’oloek M. in theCourt House, Only th')*o orefftber* <»f the Demo cratic cloh* In th s toiinty who are said company, and wa* qultu surprised t > Hud so many still living, and an most of them live in Barnwell county and presumably arc subscribers to your pa lter, 1 have decided to forward herewith u list of name* of survivor* of thoVaid company for publication, subject to orrection by any member of the com pany who may see it: J. W. I-ancaster, G. N. Askew, )’ J. Boylston, G. *V. lioyUt n, J'atrick Bates, Rverett. Bates, J. L. Blume, doe Brown, K*q., )’. L. Baggo r, J oo* wHdiett, It. A. Corbett, YM Carroll, AVm. Carroll, da*. Coflius, d. M. McLendon, Lawrence Cox, N. G. Hutto, l.aadati Hart/.og, Ed Johusnu, Win. Johnson, C. J. Johnson, l>avid Kearsc, ♦ Ttarli^ Still, I’ink Lott, Mouxoe <k»x, 11. C. < muv, H.G.Delk, 11. K. Delk, Uaac Dyches, Bill Kave*. Bayliuld Eaves, Sant Elkins, Charlio Elkins, Laurie Groves, Patrick Hair, David Hair, Judson Hair, Brown Holman', Henry Holman, George H.vrtxog, Berry Ni\% .1 as. < Mom, .Angus Odom. George Owens. I>. C. Still, ^Ititrlmrlving, John Kemp, C. II. Still, Lawrenee Lancaster Jos. Slatie*. Marshal Lancaster. M. \ r . It. Sunder*, Darl'ng Laiustster, Ja*. T'empleton, Krank Lee. 11. II.•'Martin, AV. d. Martin, llartwell Nevlls, Hannon Nevils, d(Vb»e Nevils, John l empleloo, J. M. Reed, dell Rav, ,1. J. ay j) ale v, duo. I. Walker, Nat IValker, i , Ja*. P. Norris, Sixty-fTVe*im*yIvoK ! Where is there • company that can best t.liis* Hoy*, hit us have a reunion. Capt. i.aucaster ealI your company Mgethe o«co more; weTlobey. H. L» Baocomt. T'he Southern Railway Company under which name the ol.f Richmond and Danville system Is now being •Iterated hiUHtMtnictod ir* agents in thi* Butte to accept no spfrilmrus, malt or vmoua liquor* for ■diH»ment, unless ac companied hy the fitrtnal cerf'ilieate* re- «4UirtKl by thie tlDftctisary law, adding ‘‘shipiiients coming from beyond the KU 1 * must lie transported and delivered a* heretofore.” State Detective NewNdd arrested at Darlingtou hwt week four leading white men charged with the murder of uonatable Pepper and eight others equally prominent for shooting into tlm train in which the Constables were leav ing Darlington the latter part of March last- All gave bond to appear for pre liminary examination on tiie 14th ^u»t. Attorney General Kuchauan says the casas will be prosecuted to the end. A- Gwe^ry, aged Wk married Mr*r ,1 taColuniHa 1 last Thursday. he “Reformers elections. • 11 is the duty of every “Reformer” in till* county to turn out at the meet ing of los dub on the llth of August Htnl to see that the election i*conducted fairly. Every voter Iras 11* Individual preference a* toAlm candidate* that arc running for (iove-rmiXaud Lieutenaut Governor, hut remember, that they a r « all good inert, either one of whoi^ would make u* a _good Governor, and that the candidate that, receives • the nomination of the Ktate“Reform” Con vention i* entitled to the support of the “K •formers” of this county in the gen era! primary. The following is a list of the mem ber* of the County “Reform Executive Committee, who were elected on"the 17th inst. to represent their respective clubs during the present political cam paign : Allendale < luh, AA*. A. AH; Ashley Club, M . E. Dyches; Bahlock Club, () B. Harden; Bamberg Club, C. H. Free; Barnwell t luh, AV H. DuncHTt; Bon* nett .springs t’4ub, 1’. >1. Cater; Black- ville-Cluh, C. H. Mathis'; Buford’s Bridge Club, J. K. Grimes; Bull Pond 4 t luh, O-t tr Itrunson: (Tear Pond Club, ; d. W. Hill; Colston ItranuhClub.Tiios. .•-. < lay ton; Double Pond Club, D. W. i Boiliford; Duck Branch Club, J. G. Gyoge: Denmark CTu’ti. JI. 11. Crum; Jldlstp Club, J. B Hunter; Elko (Tub, Sv. II. Mansell: Four Mile (Tub, M, M. TTirucr; Friendship Club, J. S. Still, Sr.; Fish Rond Club, d. II. Fender: Ueerge* Club, d. H. Lancaster;'Ureal i t vpn-ss (Tub,.!. C. Miller; Kearse-Mill I ciuh, E. .Sense; Milhous Mill Club, Koht. Hightower; MillVvay Club, G. K. Hutto; Bed Oak Club, J. M, Sadler;, Keedy Branch (Tub No. 1,J. L. Baxley; Reedy B'attchTTub No. 2, W. E 8ml- lyr; Klehland r'ltib, B. F. Rkxtcy; Ros.-tnarv Club, d. A. Woodward; Si- loam CTtdq 1<.- G. Richurdsou; Sotir Branch (Tub, d. <L Wise; Sycamore (Tub No. I, JohnCone; Sycamore Club No. 2, d. W. Deer; ,SpringG*vvn OJuh, F. M- Ray; Throe Milo. Club, C R. Clayton; Well Branch Club, E. L. San- der*: WillTstoii Ctnh,T>r. W. C^MoithY /oiiHva Cioh, J. B^ Bates; (TiittyClub, W. ft. Cbitty'' Hamimmd Club, J..L T . Morris. Y ^ It V* the duty of tho aforesaid com mittee to see that The above instruc tions ftre carried out, und especially to see that every “Moform” memher of hi* Vlnb attends the meeting on the IPhof August to eloct delegates to the County Convention. i would caution “Reformers” not to get the meetings and conventions herein provided for confused with those called hy Mr. Bellinger, Chairman of the Democratic party, a* these are sep arate and distinct. A. Howahd PAtriasox, Chairman of the Re form Party of Barnwell County. IkvraweU, July 23J, 13U4. GAN YOU WRITE ? If you can we will give yon a* FOUNTAIN PEN FREE. Carried In the pocket. .Always ready - i fojr use. ^ The Holder Is of hard rubber perfect ly funned and tinished: (The reed i* of the most approved pattern, (the same used in a pen costing fgjih) Insuring an even tlow and no leakage. The Point will waite and last nearly ns long s* gold. Each pen is lllletl with the le st Ink and tried before sent out. NOW FOB THE PLAN. Send u* 5f> cent* In le and 2c stamps or silver, for a halt year’s subscription to Vikoixia, a lieau- tifully illustrated 24 Page monthly magazine. With excellent in'onnation far the office, parlor, bedroom, dining room, kitchen, farm and garden, with just wit and humor enough to drive away the bines. Don’t put it off hut write today and you will liHvesbolh the pea and maga- xhnr piamtptly.- -- ——rr i Address - VIRGINIA Pl BLISHiyG CO., may 17 RH ll M()N D, V A. Lands For Rent And Sale • 17.000 aerea In Barnwell Co, 5,001 nert s in Aiken t'o, aUoafew sinalMTtrm* in Colleton and Sumter Countie*./ Pat- tics desirjug to buy «»n goal terms (small ca*h pVvnicut and balance on o year* linn*) or to rent; will do well to c.ill qn,« r write. RATES A SIMMS Barnwell S. C. Notice to Contractors. OlHco County Commissioners, Baeow^H, >; f , * ng C. I^l| At their next regular ineetiiig, Sep tember 4th. Mm County Coiumlsvloner* will Jet nut contract* for palutiug the Jail, repaitlug the liliuds and furnish ing a No. S ( poking Stove, witii uten- sil*. Ac. The right to reject any and all bid* reserved. By order of th - Boar*L __— V > >J vj> i vj vutAki v*v$vivjvix.j . ROAD WORKING. _ ' _ _ • Office County Commlssionors, Barnwell, S. C., Aug. 7, 18hL All Road tlvcrseers are instructed to have all person* in their several jiiri*- dietums subject to road duty prouqirl v summoned to work the public high way* and put thoin in good travelling condition, reporting all delinquent*, as required bv law. The County Commissioner* earnestly hope that all good citizens will readily and cheerfully turn out to repair the great damage* dooe to the highways by the heavy and long continued rains, and that no m m will play truant until the work 1* completed ' By order of the Board. M.hJ. PAT K, Clerk. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA BARNWELL ( OI NTY. IN TH K COUIIT or molt Ai r. By James O Patterson, Esq., Judge of Probate in Barnwell County. ^Vhere-'s S. E. Diamond applies lor Letters of Administration on tlir estate of Janies Diamond, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular, the kiudrrtd and creditor* of the said deceased, to he and appear before me at a t.’onrt of Pro bate for the said county, to he holden at BnrnwellC,, H.on .Saturday, the iXth day of August, 1MI4, at .ll o’clock a. m. to show cause, if any. Why the said 11 IjyiUPIlfCTf^Ifnres Im iiHowed Gs voia -‘“I'llDtrfirltm sltould I0't he granted. at tlm aforesaid e , .uh election : tliat is, those “Reformers” who voted for the “Reform” delegates lq the August Pri mary of ISIU, ninl also tho.«« “.ivfqrm” ineinher* whould not vot« for sa il del egates in the August Primary of IShd, the latter are to he allowed to vote upon tlmir taking a pledge to ab'da hy an 1 support the ticket* issued hy the 8tuUt “Kolorni’ Convention of 1n:i4. TTiis I’rituHi y elcctioa was called for the express purpose of allowing tlie “Reformers” of this 8laGi to select ean- didute* from their ranks to reprertmt them in the gener.tl iirtmaryin August; rliercfore ouly those who are known to can vote at said club Given under my Tuind anti tbe‘sea Mie Court this 4th day of August. A.‘D. issif, and In the llhth year oT American Independenee. JAME8 O. PATTERSON, •- ProhaU* Judge. angf)-2w Notice to Creditors. Statkop Sorm Caromna.) Barn wiu.i. Couxrv. | Coi'KT or COMMON 1*1.KAS. W. Gilmore Simms a* Adnoinlstratorof the Estate of 'Reason Youngblood, deceased, et al, ITaintitr*, against Samuel M. Youngblood et al, Defend- ants. Pursuant to an order of the CouM. of Common Plea* made In the above enti tled action, dated the Itith day of July, ]S!H, notice I* hereby giveiPto tlm Cred- ltor*i and all persons having apccitlc elalms upon the estate of Reason Youngblood, deceased, that Iheyjare re quired to come in and exhibit their re- spective claims against said estate, and prpyD the same before me at my otllce in Barnwell, S. G., on T'hursday the 20th day of September. H'.ll, at eleven o’clock A. M.. or they will he excluded from thp benetitof the said reference. A.' HOWARD PATTERSON, Master frir Barnwell County. August tth, ISIU, - augb-tiw Notice to Creditors., , St.vtk or Soytii'Cakoi.i NX, | Cot'NTY OK BAHNWKI.L. ,f * COURT OK COMMON rl.K.VS. i M. C. Woodward et al, Plaintiffs, against ' rW _ The Barnwell Manufacturing Company et al, Defendants. . Pursuant, to an order of theCourt of Common Pica*, made in the above en titled action, dated the Kith day of Ju ly, l.S'.)4, notice is hereby given to the creditors of Tho Barnwell Manufact uring Com puny,.ami toall pershu* hav ing specific ciaim* upon the property of said Company, or upon any property which has, or shall, eouuuipHc the aatids of the Receiver ofxhe said Lor poration, that they are required to come lu and exhibit their respective demand* and claim* against, the said The Barn well Manufacturing Oompany, and provh the same hejorc me, at my oflice in the Town of Barnwell in said Conn t v and State, on Wednesday the 19th (fay of September IM J4, at eleven o’eloek A. M., or they will be excluded from Hie heiierit* of said order. A. HOWARD-PATTERSON, ‘blaster for Barnwell Coui^ky,„ August Uh 18141. . atig9-rtw \ 10^11 ' The Crystal Ice Company,. BLA^KVIi.LK, S.C. Pum Ice, water, at hard tlm band and order* wi, ptt-Uuh, C. C. l{Ush, BLACK VILLE, 8. C’.. I have taken the Agency lor the Cel ebrated Walter A. Wood Late im proved Tubular Mowing Machine and stCM Wheel Self Dumping lJoi>e Hay Rake, the very best, liglileut in weight mid dralt o> any machines m A.merieii. Anv further infuhnstIon-desired will he ebeerfully ant) p^rumptly furnished on npplieution to G. C. RUSH. 1 m. . Blackville, S. C., FURMAN UNIVERSITY. GREEN VILI.E, S. Tlm next session will beghi Septem ber thith, 1*94. For catalogue nr for in- fipbiarioil aooiit tlie courses of study, Mc«s Halls, private hoarding or other itetiiil* apply to the President; C. MANLY, D. D. julv2<’. LAND FOR SALE. A smrU-farm about a hiimlreii acres, twmuv/Tcared. balance In wimhH, two and a half miles from Barnwell. For particular* apply to \ TilE PEOPLE. i ll.lii-'.MI-tf, - r B. ELLIS, Jr., Surveyor and Civil Engirteei Special attention gtycti to the computation of water-[w.wcr*, lev>-liiig amt .drainage. PATRICK MILITARY INSTITUTE. AlVnKHHOP*. H.C\ Good Coltrse in EnglUh, HlRhemat* tea, Latin/, Greek, German, French. Physical And Political Science, Draw ing and Book-keeping. Send for < Catalogue.. COL. JOHN B. PATRICK, Superintendent T South Carolina College, COLUMBIA, S.C. Session begins Sept; ‘23th. Nine reg- ulsr Courses, xvitli Diplomas. Special (jonrses, w itli Certificates.- Require ments for admission moditled. Boon! $S a mouth. Total necessary expense* for the year (exclusive of travelling, clothing, anil hooks) fiom $112 to $LV2. Send for Xnuoiuictmumt. ^ rrr.v For further infoneatlon address the President.. * James W-oodrow. card aii<lrc**i il to , nit- at Ha tn*, th C. w 111 receive [>TbliipTittreTIIInn. ~ „ <x »l.W> Ivr BKADSTKEET, PUN ^ • AMT AVILLTAM McXAB believe the Ttinf times worst is over and ape g’oiiiof to «et better last and surely. So strong' is inv belief that I Jiavsf just l)mi“Tit a full static needed seasonable <^oods, which I oiler at jni- ccs to j)k‘fis(». Before buying elsewhem or irettinj; too busy with work or too excit ed with j)!)!itic*s come to 'see me. More News next week. AV. M. .McXAB, Barnwell, S. (\ Dr. J. K. E. MIlIIWS, iaSH Dental Surgeon. Blackville, S. C. Will have regular appointments as follows: ' At Barnwell,G; H. from 1st Monday (or sales-day) m each mouth to Wed nesday evening. Rooms at Molair House. Offico two doors South of liorei, on W*st or opposite side of street. At Sally’s, IL A. Jfc N. R. K., from Hd Monday In each moivth to Wednes* day evening. Office at iXce’s Hotel. Will beat uls liotnetrf.iceatBiackiii!e* every Friday and Saturday from 1st of Fehrmi'-v to doth September inclusive, and every Thursday. Friday and Satur day, from 1st October to Jlst January Inclusive. •• ’ ‘ — Will make appointments with patient* any timea •**- Patients will fimyit-uiore (\rtmfortahle to have their work dote at the otlice, though if devired-.vill (•'all on them at tlieir residences anywhere withinthifty .miles cf Blackville Dr. RYAN A. GYLES, SPECIALIST. EYE, EAR, NOSE,THROAT-CH EST 2nd Door from Bank, Blackville, S. C aprl2-(im Carolina Midland R. W Co. To take effect at 0.4) A. M. Sunday July s, »N»f. soutli Bound. a j >._r £ 2 - 1. r 2 t -' « X •i. j; a. | 1 /. North ihiujuf. 0 - I 75th Meridian Time, '; >. ■ -*i r. -3 . r. 5 — i!i - r -j STATIONS. - v. v. / -fct "T. A„.M \. M. 1*. Mr 1* M '. 2.3<l 0.15 LY. *Seivern. .Ar. 1.15 8.17 -i | .. 5- , ' 2..'m (j.5* [• *.. .JV a genet... t 124(» 8.02 3.15 7.<^. j.... Perry ^ ' » 4 - -v. 12.2U ! 7.(52 3.35 »7.I9 *... Salleys 12.00 7.12 r» * ) 4JK) 7.32 l * .. .Springfield.. 4 1L35 7.31 1:25- 7.(3 Whaleys.... •) 11.10 7.20 4.3.5 7,-1'' .. ..Walkers ... 11 00 7.15 0 «o s 00 ») Ar) Blackv..1 Lv. 14-35 7.00 9,11.) 10.35 Lv j 1 ( Ar. H 00 5.00 9 17 10.55 ... Ashlcigli ... 2 7 47 .UG 9.21 u.(;5 . : Wood ward . 7-« 4.23 ■ •9.2S 11 25 - •l.*1 • 3- ^ .. Barnwell' U - ; 7.3-5 4.05 n ■ ■V» 1 » 9.3 8 11. .75 Morrises.. .. 7.23 3 45 MS 12.15 Brownell •) 9.52 12.25; - r ..... moo^i .0.00 .. ..Cave*... . .•SeigMug.... 2 - 12.55 AnAllendale Lv 40 rozen from deep drawn Tn keeping with these Having a large stock on king more day and night filled with quickest dis- june?-tf. Ml 1.05 — 57 6.50 1 5.45 G. 3.15 3.00 FIPEJ Life, Accideqt, O^rcloiLe, LIGHTNING, •' isvlT«.TBK*TTIIST^W*^^V«gOriaJMtM^«| JgggSgjjgS-iSu- rcutly lor io,p«cii.n, sale at ~ •; —“—^•—.—_ Gorqer Clark St. aqd R. R. AVeqtae, ~p^q 21 &, S. G. glaagJS^w^Tl!.™th. m,,t .H.rt and superb stock ever handled ucthis section of south Carolin*. ^ MV SELECT SPECIflbTlES Shirts, Cuff*, Collars, Hosiery and I'mleiweart* fo# AND— LIVE STOCK INSURANCE - —At Lowest Rate Strongest Companies. Butler, Calhoun & Co. —OFFICES AT— THE BANK OF BARNWELL —AND—" Wm. McNAB S store. ap r 2i> "NOTICE. Wofford College. _ ' / *v • - y • gfARTANBURO,6. TWO FULL COURSES. Necesaary expenses for one year, on* hond**d akd fifty ooLiaxa. For Catalogue address, J. A.GAMEWtLTi Secretary of Facufty. \ l BpoWfi ..V arc Hats, Clothing, Shoe*, 1,1 A'lovel v 0 *twk of shoes and *lipi>ers for Indies and M And lower prices than any competitor in the Mate can , , Mes-rs. W. M. Altman and W. W; Molony are with me and wili be glad to sea th ^l!^'a trial and 1 will give you-happiest satisfaction. • • KOT O^fON BBOAVN. Cheap Cash Dealer. -FOR- a-rucL vYLT.LISTON, bARXWJXL COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. The annual meeting of the Blackville Alliance Company will be on Augii«t fourteenth to elect a board of director* for the next year. All stock holder* arc'requested, to attendr— - .Augn*t llth IMG at 11 o’clock a. nm in Wnreiiouee. By order of A. P. WOODWARD, . I resident. J. L.fJOHNSTON. . Secretary and Treasurer. july2G-3w GO TO PJ.Zeigler&Oo. ALLENDALE, S. C, * ■_ “ % If you want to buy the lie>t. Mowing and Reaping Machiun* »m the market for the least money. They sell the fa- iuoiiK VV.aHer ,V. W(M>d machine and all Repair part.*, *uch a* Kivet*, Head*. Ac. He-ulquarter* for IIor?es and Mule*. Buggie* and planless. [june7-ly Bamberg Hardware Store, C. J. S. BKOOKER, Proprietor. v Keeps a fnll line of Hardware, Tin Ware, Agate Iron Ware and Gun«. Fill! stock of Base Ball Goods, and Vail j y 'Jin, al I sizes, constantly on hand. A* to price* I wHI not be undersold 1>y any Southern ile»l o r. I n.*k the calls and patronage of my friend* and the general |* .blic. C.J/S. BROOKKR, apr5-l v Bamberg, S. C. "Nirvl hScssion Bi’jjins TVpflnopfhiy, Sef>temherl2, 18JM. Wc wish to call your special attention to the many advantages offered by the Wildston High School. Our boarding arrangement* ealinot b* excelled hy any Mchool in tlie Mate. Our huildingK are targe, eomforUbfa and well equippeil. We have separate dormitories for girl* and boys. One hundred hoarding stu dent* can be comfortably accommodated. We employ only first cla*s teachers. The faculty gon*Ut» of live professor* ami two lady teacher*. The teacher* Hvo In the same building* with the student*. The Iwy* are under military regula tion*. Our school i* Christian but non-*cctarlau. All student* are required to atteud the Vliurch and Sunday School of tl*eir choice. Tbe High School»» di vided in four ela**e* : Freshman, Sophomore, Juuior and Senior. Wl»en tho course of study i* complotcal a regular uiploma i* granted During tlie |»»»t »e»- *ion two hundred and seven students were enrolled, representing almost every section of the State. Besides the usual English course, instruction will hegiven in the following brandies-: Ancient and Modern Languages. Commercial Law, Commercial Aril lime tic. Book-Keeping, Mu*lc, Art Calisthenics, E location, Tvpjwriting, Tclegrapny, Stenography and Military tactics. r EXPENSE*: Literary Department,-per mouth $2 (>4» to ji Oh Music, Instrumental, (with use of piano . 3 50 • ^ Mu*ic. Vocal, |>er month . ■ 350 Art, (kt iiionth.. : 4 00 lioafjii. pex month if; 7 Wt to lu Board and Tuition payable monthly in advance Uniform for Boys \r... r 14, 0t*. \ililform for Girls '$50 Connected with the High School i* the Palmetto Bn*ii»e** CoMege. Complete Commeryial Conj^* in thi* ipstiintion, inrlnd rrg Book-Keeping (ip all Its variou* lornis}, Cointn^reisl ArilWnietle, Commercial Ijiw. Ac. For the entire couiee.ldQ. it Is Wes from Hirer to five imMitlis to eomplrle thift courser W lieu aTftnter.rpasse* a saHsfaetory examination in tbe Conuneruial branches lie will toenhee a-Diploma TTorh the Be pa rune 14, • ... •- " ■ t. . r * .. f Tdegraphv, (h»niiplete t 'dofsV.V*;' Typewri'.iiig, “ . “ Stenography, “ “ F ' .... ^ »o wo 3900 Regular study hours at night. Students are not allowed to roam the stTWeVs or leave their rooms alter dark, without a specialperinlt from the Principal. Good Literary iyodetit sun c carried on in ennnectloii with the sdmol. All student* are required to attend.' .We guarantee that any young man can enter the Literary Department of our school and attend the entire session of nine and a half *rho- lastic m“nrli-. board, tuition and all expense* im lmled, except IxhiU* and eloth- ing for TfoflTffflf 1*1'III fili-MW, according to thn cUs.* entered. $135 Wt will cover board, tuition and all exp»n*es except books and clothing for a young laely IP Literary Department for the entire *e«-ion of nine and a half scholastic montlnL We shall be glad to have your |»aironage. Re*|>ectfuHT r F. N. K. B.VIL1Y, Friarip«L Frtr furtlier information, nddres*WiULsfoli High Hchoof,--W11 Ii*to 11, 8 C. —WILL CUKE fp*ia. i^iver Complaint, Chronic lleptatitl*. Jaundice.Torpor of er, and'gcneral debility following upon lualar'm) diseases. 'ropsy-Dlarrlnca. Dysentery. < oostiparion, Hemstrrholds. Uterine, Renal and Cystic l)i«e»*e.«. Ihematuria and Cat* amanial Uernngements. —FOR SALE BY— v-i M. P.M _i._ . i A. M.'P. -tO-iX HAY OYL-Yj 1- A, M. P. M. 0.45 Lv Seivern A r 12.02 0.58 -A- - Wagcirers 11.47 , .0-8 Perrys 11.35 ' 7.19 Sally* * 11.23 7.32 Springfield 11.08 7.43 v Whaleys 10.5(i 7.48 ‘ Walkers- 10.50 ' 8.00 Ar) nia c k v Rle -^' v 10.35 Lv) k '" le (Ar 8.00 10.47 - Ashleigh 7.47 10.52 Woodward 7.42 11.00 Barnwell 7.33 J 1.12 Morrises 7.23 11.24 Brownell 7.11 11.29 Caves 7.05 11 :«• Seigling . (5 57 11.15 Ar Alkudaie Lv <L50' Three Trade Truths. J.J.Dicks&Bro. Corner Broad and Campbell Streets, Augusta, Ga^ Wholesale and Retail flealer* in Groce ries and Plantation Supplies. Experience Juis taught us that in knowing. WII KN, W H AT and W H EKK to buy the merchant succeeds and the cNstomer is satisfied. c . 11 We buy when others sell and there fore grtriTwnst-prices. We loiv gooiU of standard grades and so givebiu pa trons the best that is to be had. We buy where casli gets tlie best bargains, anil share nil advantages fairly with our cu.'turners At our new quarters, the most con venient and commodious4n Augusta, we keep constkntly full stocks of all goods in our line of business, and we cordiallyHuvitw our Carolina friends to mako our place their Georgia head quarters. By giving us their custom they will learn the three truths that NOW is tho time, our house TH K place and onr good* the GOODS that they should bnr. We lijft'wdle cotton on the streets for fifty cent* a bale. _ Me**rs. L. K. Dicks, 11. M. Hair and T. B. Erwin arc with us and will be pleased to see their friends from over the river. Remember we are only ihvee blocks from five Union Depot and at the junc tion of all tlie street car lines. Come straight to see us. T. ATT/RN TOBIN' 9 \ No: 3 * J 5.00 p. m.« 0.50 pThiJ Port Royal and Augusta Railway. — J. 1LAVERILL, Receiver. THROUGH AND LOC AL TIME TABLES. In ElTect January 28th, 1894. | No. 1 Dally, l 75 Meridian Time. | No. 2 Daily.; Nd. 4 Daily. 7.25 a.m. Lv. Augusta Ar. U 20 arm. —4—Arr A Hernial* Lv. '9.32 a. v m. - Ar. Fairfax Lv. 10.39 n. in. Ar. Yemas*ee l.v. )0.40 a. m. i .Lv. Yeuiassee Ar. lirJOa. m. Ar. Beaufort if.45a. in. Ar. Pori Royal 12.50 a. in. Ar. Charleston X.30 p. m. 6Ji5 p- m. li.43 p. m. 5 45 p. An. 5.35 p. in. 4:40 p. m. ,4.30-p. in. 3.15 p ni. 11.15 a. m, 9.25 a. uk J. J. DICKS & BRO, AUGUSTA GA. * G. DUNCAN BELLINGER.^’ " Solicitok 2nd. Circuit., WILLIAM If. TOWNSEND, ' Latk ok IOlliott & Townskni*, Beacfokt, 8. G. II. L.O BANNON. Bellinger; Townsend & O'Bannon, a.xxo»nky«* at law Office Ryau U-uikUag, Baruwdi 8. C. j Between Port Poval andJkaufort and Charleston. No. <i Dailrr 1.15 |). in. Lv. Pt. Royal Ar, (1.50 p. in. 1 0 34 p. in. 1.21 p. in. Lv. Beaufort Ar. 2.25 p. m. * / Ar. Yemassee 5.40 p. m. • 4.30 p. in. Ar. Charleston Lv ’ 3 15 p in. Cunnection at. Alleniiaie for Carolina Minland Stations. R. 11. WRIGHT, G. P A GKO. T. BRYAN, T. P. A. PARA&ON iachine ¥qrks, Howard Bros. Propf’s, i:NGI>i:KU<S um«1 .nACIIlNHa'A’l* BLACKVILLE, 8. C. To the users of Motive Faw^r and Ganaral Machinery: We call your attention to the fact that we are prej*ared, with latest Improved Tools and Machinery, to do work on any Machinery used in this country, Such a* COTTON GISH, GRIST MILLS, COTTON PKESHES, . FULLEYS, HANGERS, MILL GEARING, Shafting and castings ot Iron .or Brass of any size. Special attention given to GIN WORE. Having a first class Gin Builder, we can doall kiudsof Gin Work, new bruoh wheels, new saw*, boxer, Saves sharpoQ^d only by hand,- July 11- SLIPPERS. We have them, perfect goods, fresh from the factories, finest qualities aiatft most fashionable styles. W e invite the-btdles and gentleaaaa s4 the county to call and see .for tlrw* selves, confident that we can rinse ffia most critical tastes. T. 8. CAVE A BROt , feh15-tf t f OR SALE VALUABLE LViN-DS IC^ BARN- well and Aiken tjcuaUes*belonging to' the New England’ Mortgage becurityy Company^ • Persons- desirinj do welf to wrlte to i ■i W.M. M: 'BABNWSI For full parUcnla tr> buy on rent willl call on> good, Jr. i C. B-f. 8. 0., nurfi-ly tow. i. V