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files OF 9UB3CBtFTI05. I pvT Ay VXllti. .♦2.00 DAY, AUOUSf 21.1804. A .The itextreftnlnreommuhlcanonof Harmony Ixxlire No. IT A.'. F.-. M.-. will be held at the we* MasonicTem pie -In Rarnwcll npon 8th day ot Peptembyr T804, the same being the2iul 8at- nruy I t said knonth, beginning at “High twelve." T ij order of IV. \ M.-. F>. C. Futtwsw. Secrctarr. Lost and Found. Prop-y, Malaria and Kiver Complaint unless they at once oominence the use of Glenn "tiprlnjfit Mineral Water. Found—Hundreds of pebplc In every part of the State who testify that the waters of Gicnu Springs are simply the best. tinted place of taaMMsaa Mcawrcan no. as FROQPOND tllLLHIIFETEIIEDlE nEMBTCnUMEUK CiniXIttr iR Others Fill. Then why not go for it froriMfcttf'Vi •tt and save stdfer' estops Chills in ll.oo bottles. olds nearly threo^^^p as [ as the 50c size: tXTRA CAUTION. Be. ware of the dealer that offers yoa something else instasd; insist on having Fnoo Pond Chill and Favail CCs*. There is none good as FROG POND. DMBIMRT MFB. CO., * AUQVtTA, OA- TOR SALE !SY K I*. sEAKSOV, Allendale, S:t'. ^ Trad** aoppli. d by DOW IK A MOISK. fl. I*.AER, Char .e»t<<n, * i . C. may 24 'ardware House BLACKVILLE 5* C __ Hair A Williams a,*!, a full share of rrbtte pntrormjp* BK(’A USE they ear* r a General I.ine of Hard ware and tows and pay particnlar attention to H kinds of work in their line, such as in Hocllng and Repairing. *• BKl.’AU.SKjf hey iniy for cash and sell |»r cash, ao giving every buyer gtsruls at e smallest possible margin of profit. RhCAUBK, the,)* giur.mtee entire lisfaction, havibgbonghtth** llstores, and iihtefrtnery of the fare firm hr Idwin Garvin, and have in their iploymi'in tltc best workmen,o7 four- n years ex|K‘rience. BKCACSK it will pay everyboily to y from this new tlnn II \IK.A W11,1.1 A M8, Opposite Hush House, aprl 0 \ v . Jldteriiscinent \ l * IContemplating that the. race for leg- llative honors to he (*ne of close cou- |ct we would like to say anmetliiiifc suit our candidate flout the lower priion of the county. Capt. J. H, lunja^w ho aspires fur that honor is deserting and omtM and ^elected to that ofllee fill it with kility. He is too well known through* it Harnweli county to need recom- ‘iidation from a feeble few, lint amid w« undertake to do no we feel it it would totieh the responsive lird of the majority of the voters of trnwell county, lie is a veteran of l« late war, having io«ta legin the. and a hero of lS7tt. Hut since has l*een so much war rcootd before the people within the jitfew years we w ill endeavor to leave ; untouched. For those w ho know- no pen ©fount could do him jus- . Leaving aside those things of the 1st which count for nought in the elec- >n of our representative men we mid look to their present ability. |noe the days of 1870 when radicalism k* trodden under foot he has done juch for the Democratic party and he I at the helm u orkingjor the Kc- rm faction Since the first days of tfo m he has been at the wheel and guided his ship through the rug- ki sea and though the way was |ugh he still held his own. Resides he Christian gentleman anil Is noted hi* nobrtittv. We have had no one this section of the county to rep ent us in the legislative halls and having a worthy candidate in the we would ask the support of the srs of Rani well county. We the iof Fish Pond townshlp commeml to your care and in doing so we redone our best. “Ci.t'n.’’ luddiesburg 8 C., Ang. 20, 1801. J* 1 *’" fanitly returned frooi »lUlston on Tuesday. _ mmet, of Black:vTITe, called on us yesterday. MM3. F. Pechmann lefton Friday to spend a week at Johnstou. 1’rof. A. K. Otis and family spent last week in tow n, guests of Dr M. Dellin- gcr, A. T. Wootlward, Esq., announces himself a candidate for the House of Representatives. ^ , .v M r. O. I). Wood has been appol Dispenser at Hyvamorc, in plat Capt H. <3. Kaysor resigned. Capt. W. A All, 8r requests us to say that Ills tickets have been mailed to the chairmen of the Refornretllb*. ” Col. Talbert had a hot and hard raec for C-ongress two years ago., but next Tuesday he w ill enjoy a primary walk over. 'Hie Carolina Midland will run its Iftsfoxeurslon for the season to Mean- fort, Port Royal and Savannah on next Sunday. All young democrats who will be come 21 years old before the election In November esn vote in the primary on the 28th Inst. millng la about over, picking r. Candl* Foddar cotton Is the order or the day dates did not hinder fodder pullers much he>e as wne-tof It was pwUsd by negrove and non voters. The school here still continues with 37 pupils. « Judge T. W. Keenan is with us. Nothing can excel the Judge’s wit ex cept his wisdom. We MiIuk lie should erect an ofllee, his wise counsel Is soof- tenjvmght. I^svi has returned fram his visit to Springfield He speaks of a good time, in one day. JtoA*. Resolutions upon the death of Broth er Cliarlns (*<<chmann > Treasurer of llannony Lodge No. 17 A. F. M Whereas- our Lodge has again been called uiHtn to ynoprii .the loss of a member In the person of our veneralde says he heard thrhs seriaotisl Greenland News, ‘ The protracted meeting at ‘•Pierce closed last Friday night, Chapel the addition of two nicmhe*a. , with Rev, Might tersi he Grahams Collegiate Institute for hs and females, Denmark, S. C., Ill begin the next acsshm Monday, 3,18»4. Tuition ftjoni $1.00 to $2. r scholastic month, including the i School grades. Modern methodir . Teachers of long ami successful rience in training children. Only ^rongh, conscientious work done, t stress is laid on character build and on giving students a practical wledge of the subject*. Penman- Piwctlcal Arithmetic, apd the on for college, are laities. If you are anxious to hsve trsined and educated rVght^ inqsWre inter the merlu of oatlon regarding board, the »*♦••* address, K. U, WILLIS, Principal, Denmark, S.C. , •»«xt Monday. GandhlutM *ad county oilcea be present, as matters U> them wiu be co&aldersd. Dr. and Mr*. J. Allen Patterson have the sympathy of many frienda for the death on the 16th lust of their little daughter, aged 1 years. Miss Josephine Willingham, daugh ter of the Ute Capt J hn C.Willing ham, died at ord Allendale on Sunday, night, after a long illness. Soe changes in advertisement of the Williaton Higii Sdiool, which will be of Interest and advantage to patrons a id pupils. Capt. A. F. Free has gone to Glenn Spring* for a eouble of weeks? He has b '.en closely tied down to business and deserves a pleasant holiday. , The annual meeting of the State Press Association at Pawley's Island last week was lighriv attended. Hard t mes keptmany of the craft away. Chief Constable II. T. Holley has been catching blind tigers in Charles ton without noise or excitement, lie .trjuiiacu.biuineas. vvltlmut. briUtbllcM ———^ * : Tur Profi.i send* out this weok'by mail, p» the managers of the primary e'ection to be held on next Tuesday tickets for quite a number of candi date*. Clerk Simms has received copies of the First Volume of Judge Maher’s Revision of the Statutes, for distribu tion to Trial Justices and other county ofllcrrs. Capt. W. A. All, sr.of Selglingvllle, l* a lute candidate to enter the race for Representative. He is so well known that the delay will not work against him. The project for building a new rail road from Charleston to Augusta D by no means dead. Application for a Charter for the “South Carolina Rail road'’ will be made to the General As sembly at the next session. Mr. W. A. Owens, of Ashleigh offers to pay, in addition to (he reward olfere I by the Governor, twenty five dollars for the arrest and conviction of the “White C\y>»” who operated on his place- , The Atlantic Coast Line system wllL begin Sept l*t to run freight ami pas senger tiains over the -South Carolina and Georgia Railroad track between Denmark and Augusta. A through Pullman car service to New York will be operated. —^ ——v— i— The Governor on Friday pardoned G. Jl. Morris of tills Coupty, who was convicted of larceny on efrctmistantlal eviitelice at the March term and sen tenced te two years In the Penitentiary. He was a confederate soldier, 1»60 year* yld and in |K>or health. A new broom *wc,cp* clean. W. K. Sadler. Main street, Rarnwell. with s new sten k of staple and fancy groce ries, choice cigars and tobacco and mls- ocllancmis goods, with a new scale of prices is sweeping away old Idea* and selling at llgmes that w ill help |>eoplc to weather these hard time*. Go to see him. lie will Ik* glad to si o you and to prove that he means business. School Commissioner Kirkland was in Rarnwell on Saturday to hold a competitive examination for a free tui tion scholarship in Converse College, but no candidate appeared. Tomor row he will be in town again to attend a competition examination for two free tuition scholarships in the South Caro lina College. As this institntion has been thrown open to both sexes girls can apply as well as boy*/ Dr. and Mr*. W. T. Sanders, of Red Oak township, lost their beautiful and bright little daughter, Edna . Florine, on Tuesday uiorning. She das only year and ten days old, but in that short life had won the devoted love of parents, relatives and friends. Rut their affection mid the skill of physi cians could not stay the band of the death angel and after weary weeks of patient suffering the little one has en tered the everlasting rest- The be reaved parents have the warmest sym pathy of many friends in their great sorrow." There has been considerable talk about the neglect of a number of candl-. dates te) file with the Secretary of the Democratic Executive Committee, ten day* before the primar; election, the pledge provided for in the regulations for it* conduct. James O. Patterson, Esq., informs us that while he was Secretary of the County Executive Committee this Iden tical question rose In three distinct campaiglTs, and in each theComnritree decided unanimously .that thepublica- tiot><rf the pledge'was a sutlicient amf satisfactory compliance with the pri mal*)' plan, and the vote’s cast were counted for every candidate w ho filed the pledge before the canvass of the club returns at Rarn wcllii. . -—* Tb.e Barnwell OR Mill having been told to Messr*. Malsby and Avery, of Atlanta, Ga., w-e understand that those gentleman propose to’lncrea*c the ca pacity of both the oil mill iltid ginnery, equip theuywlth new and Improved ma chinery and they hope to have the gin nery ready for operation by Monday tlrext. Owing to the severe hard times gild the short cotton crop made they will pay the highest cash iir.ee* for'eot ton seed. ” 1 ~ , ** They «re strangers In our midst, but *H those wkh whom they hare come' Vn contact speak of them in the most fav orable terms and wo bes|»eak for them al hernl patronage bvt»ur|»eople. They have ample means at their command and are fully Inspired with the won derful spirit of enterprise that has built ap Atlanta,.'mm a straggling village to a great eily,-within a generation AtkenCfon is called to UMtir wdvertiwff- twenf which appears in another cohnnn We nnd-ramnd they have cotmected Mr. J. Allen T* bln withtb« enterprise i ll the aa Mr. Vance Tyler, of Milverton. Misses Bessie and Carrie (Veene have returned to their home in Williaton, leaving many sad and aching heart*. We hope they will pay ua such another visit agate soon. Ml** The**. Greene is spending some time with Mr. A- t‘ Dicks’* family of Angu*t:t, Ga Mr. K*tc** Weather-bee from Lang ley paid hi* friends and relatives a short visit last week. Mr. Charlie Ready, who has been quite ill for Mfine time, died last Wed nesday morning. We extend to hi* rel ative* our heartfelt sympathy. Mr. Isaac Rountree, who haw been spending some time with Mr. Furman Greene ami relatives, has returned to his brother’*, Mr Jimmie Rountree. Gome again t<> see ns, Isaac. , R. K. ~4i Willlston News. I’rof. Bailey has bought the Hotel and ha* arranged to have it put in good order by September 12th, when the school wrill open. He will be pre pared to Itoard 100, but parth * w ho ex pect to send their children had bettor apply, as app (cations are coining In very fast at present. The town can Itoard one hundred ninrc after he fill* up: so there will tie no danger of not g-Mtlng board. Fourteen application* travel)eon made in the last week. > Mr«. J. A. Miller, of Georgia, is vis iting relatives here. Mary Glover, a colored woman, aged about sixty years, dn>p|>ed dead last week while ho lug in the yariToLAlta. If timmef. Dr. W. G. Smiih gave a* hi* opinion lhat it was a stroke of paialy- si*. Coroner Dyches held the inquest. T. B. Mathews of Aiken, and Thomp son Mathews, of Wihnsboro, am visit ing W, S. Dicks’* family.' ML* Sallie Rrigg*, of Edgefield, 1* visiting Mi**es-Re»*i« ami Jessie Willis. i’rof R. II, Willi* and latnlly mi a vis iting relMive* here. ,>t,. On Saturday evening r.nr sectlotywns visited by a hail ami w ind storm,- Tins cotton empof L. B. Toole was damaged by hail, The ground wa* covered w ith leaves and form*. At the plantation of W. il. Kavcsut.he w ind blew a gal and damaged hi* dwelling by leakage. Fen- ^s and trees were blow it dow n. I’rof. Whitlock went to Norway on Monday to look after the interest of tlie High School niid I’aime’.to Business College. The indications arsthat the Reform ers w ill |toll a heavy vote at this place next Tuesday. Candidate* have not Iteett very numerous in this section— Capt*. Riley, N. M. Walker, IL 11 Har ley and M. 6. Wall only, Hal. Whaley News. The farmer*bf tills section have fin ished pulling fodder and always ado t- ing the maxim, never be idle, have gone fishing: Morgan and Levi went fisbingon Sat- tmtxy. Morgan gut Into the bog tvnrt being a heavy Weight champion and Ills companion a light weight it Iteeame necessary to use the prise. A negro tramp invaded the premises of Cornelia Jackson, a colored woman who lives on Mr. Erwin Givens’ place while the familywere pulling fodder, and stole $13 in cash belonging to liauin May, a colored school, teacher, who hoarded at Jackson’s, and made Ills escape. The colored men of tbi* seerlnn talk nf ntifclngwil strange vi*-“ jtorsgivc an account of thetuselve* In lutum. Marie and Geneva art sti'.i tinging ajtd making speeches, but not |Mtliticai. Tite, candidates have changed the tenor somewhat. They semi to realize that the old story of poverty,cant llvo without the office ,ia a failure. The or der now* is “I am doing all right and can live without the office, hot, gentle men, the jKiiut for you to consider is call the office live without mef" Mr*. Levi Given* I* expecting a visit from an aunt who has not been on a visit to Iter in seventeen years. We wish' a happy meeting ami pleasant time. Zadok. Alliance Oeparlment. Adapted at Ute Con my Organ by the Couu-1 Y Alilaaea JnlrSth, I ‘ TMi A FOKJONGRIUW. FA" ami esteemed Treasurer who has filled that otffoe ao long ambeo faithfully and who throughout a long life illustrated In a high tlegree some of the best trait* of a Mason; now, therefore, i»e it re solved by Hannuiiy Lodge No. 17 A, F. M. 1st, That In Uke^Jcgth of our brother, Chatles I'ecbmatui, this J^idgo has lost a worthy ptember, each of us a faThful friend and brother, the community it) which he lived a public spirited jtnd pa triotic citizen. 2nd, Resolved as a mark of respect tn the memory of our deceased brother the air be-tlraped 4o moora- iMgforthe period of thirty day*, that these resolution* he recorded In the minute book of the T^nlge.a blank page he Inscribed to hi* memory and these resolutions be published In the county papers. 3d. That a copy of these resolution* bo suitably engrossed and signed by the er officers and scaled w 1th the seal te Lodge and presented to the fam ily of brother i’Cuhntanii as a testimo nial of our regard for hint, and tnpa- tltv for them in their great Iwreavement. Rout. Aldrich, J. O. I’attei*on, - J.*A. Jenkins,, X. C. Grubbs, J.S. Shuck, Commitlec, M. J: Co whom all CowmonicaUona Matters shoald be tthlreMod. fc PITOZ, ou AUtance prone of tit* IS 1EM0KIAM. Helle 'giislc^fed~tweTvc' yehfs. 'dlFd- at Ulackville. S. C., August 14th 1894. Oft do flowers at dewy niorninjj HIikiiii in lovtiincM most rare, Then told close their tender |ietalb Krr the jiietring noontide glare; Thus did belle within the morning AM her ymtfhfwi lit* so. bright Gov. Northen, of Georgia, w ho ha* just return'*)! from a leetnrlrg anu looking tour tbrmrgh the tlmtrght stricken jsection of the Northwest, ad vises fartners to be uareful of and hold on to their corn, as It w lltebo worth money next tear. A few year* ago, w hen the North Western hog crop was short, specula tors canvassed the Mississippi Valley and bought up all the surplus hogs be fore lite farmers heard the news. . . AThd failure of the corn crop In some of the North Western afates may bring Mwctilalh'e burfti Abuih A* d Kaskkard this winter, amt onr grower* sltnuldbe slow'to sell for present or future de livery. ~ Dwell among us, loved and loving, Filling all tbe home with light. Perished she ere any sorrow Or the world's deceit and strife I Came to crush tlmt heart so blithesome, Came uTmar tlmt sjs>tles* life; Perished knowing naugiit of sadness, Bon ml by ciiikUssslV magic spell. And our soul-felt grief we sraotlit-r. For ’tls well with little belie. itners sraree had biopaomxxl wit -»*«—- Twelve sliort summers full of gluditess, Then she left us—sorrow rife —- All the joys of earth tier portion, Life'* swift ra.ee for l« r is run, Clinging to Thy cross we iniirimir “Keep her Lorti,’ Thy wllf be <l»>ne.'’ Brightest hopes were shattered darling, Fondest heart-i-lioids rent in twain When you left us, but we would not Cull you buck to life again, , For we know flint )<*t arc happy, Know your great and new-lorn bli*«, Know tlie Heaven win-re you wail us 1* a brighter liotiie than 'hi*. Happy,blest, immortal, ever You will roam mhernal plains, Gather flower* with tin- angels’. 81ng with them celestial strains : Then-, Sweet Ih lle, in tarsi'* own kiigolom o ith Itiseliosr-u r-'iil-ln-n pure We will -trite lo ineet )ou ilarling, Sacred then is- this adieu. A. Rev. Hartwell K. Mosely, of Green ville, who lias been a Baptist Mission ary in Mexico for several years was put in jail at Saltillo last week for having wrtlum umFcirculated a track which the Mexicans took to lie an attack on their government and peop'e, klthougli it was not so int(-nde<l. T’lie. Unltete State* Consol (fetieraT.took tlie mutter Tn hand and said Ute Mexican* lind no ease against Mr. Mostly. ' 'iTte prisoitor received kind trnttimnt and was made a* comfortable a* possible flALARIA RADICALLY CURED By Somers' Antidote CHILLS and FEVER broken in less than 48 hours. DYSPEPSIA ssr AMev>ats4 aa4 I'rfaiatty* C«f«4. Sec Direct teas aa Battte. Pries per hat. 81.00. THE HAHNEMAN APEUFICS CO. aji Broadway, New York. Onesr* sf tbs Cssstr AllUssw. If. H. Crum, Pr»-sldent. J. C. Miller, Vice PresideftC W. 8. Hasnhenr, th-eretwry. A. F. Free, Treasurer. (I. D. Rinatd, < haplAln. T. 8. Weeks, County Is-etnrer. W. A. All, Steward <yr AssMtunl lecturer. W. T. Uarie), iX*'r Keeia-r. K. K. llarit-)', Assistant Door Ki^-per. D. W. Bodlfonl, Aergeant-at Anna. F. R.iOrtech KxebMFeO Patrick, W. A. Foust. Tra<ie Committee—(1. M. Hunter, 15. II. owfing. JLXLiaMitfJK. A,Att. Committer on U«aal oi the Order—J. C. Mc Millan, C. M. Kdcnfleld, W,_T. Cave, J. K Snefliug, K. B. Guvs*. A ft * *- — Mat Its.il tot i*ftSV 4.# aft.* as /l i I'Ftv* ■■■P 11 »ill be d caudhlaUi for tn-eleeUon to Congress from the Second Gongrea- | sional District, subject to tlie action of tbe Democratic primKry. W. J. Tai.b**t. FOR Tj!ATI’BE. f1rlh|iectfnily antumnw myself a can didate for the llbufeol Itepreseht*lives. I pledge mysgff to abide ihe result of the DrUHa-ratlc pritnary election An l i>« inlnevs. I Business Agent. Commkted-rG. U. Ff»re, W. The statement recently ptihlishtwl that the New York Ex change and exp-rte rs would not handle any coUon pncke l in anything but jute bagging, upon w hich the price ha* been run up, wa* a lie, iiiautifaciored out of the w hole cloth for the benefit of the trust. Telegram* iu answer to inquiries from all part* of tite country say that «oIUmi packed in sugar bag cloth would be whoalvrd and support the party nominee*. If elected I will vote for Grn. M. C. butler ail United States Senator. - A. T. WwMrirsffh. At the solicitation of some of my frifetuUt 1 hereby annonmat tuvseif a candldatb for election' to llte House of RepresentatlViM,: h I pledge myself to abide by the result* of the primary, to support the nominee* of tlft party and to Vote for B. K. Tillttiuit lor United States Senator it elected. ■eetes*--' M. W. i’lltl llr*. I resitecifully announce u.\>Hi a can didate for the Hou-eof Representative* and pledge myself to abide by Ute rule* and regulations of the Democratic Fri* marles. Tbe Allendate section has hid no representation for a mtptberof year* and I- loci th*t l can represent not only that section hut the entire county to the patislaclioii of the wimlo pettple. JJiav< l»ecn front tlie Iteginnlng an man and a Reformer Irotn p and If elected will vote for It. K. Till man for the United States Senate. W. A. All, >r. A* » great many of Inv friends desire it I hereby resi*eetlttny aniiouneejtiv- *“lf aa a candidate lor. the Hot4* of Uepresetilatives, and pletige myself lo abhie by the rule* regulating the Dem ocratic party and to vote fur B. R. Till man for the United States Senate If I ant elected, — J. B» lltiRTgff. I ' resimcifu'ly say lo the people of Barnwell county that I am a candidate for member to the House of Represent ative*, and pledge Pi abide the result of tite primary and support the nominees of that election. Delected I will vote for Gov. Tillman for U. S Senator, J. D. Kix akd. At the request of some of my friend* I res|iecifitlly aiittniince myself a can didateYtjr the House of Kepi e*entallves, I re#pe<-ifi»11y i didate (ot the «i . vlilH; Subject to tbs I ry election rule* ami i pMg* d to abide tho |>ort the party NMutma I a,In lit fa tor of the HeMI eHtnr B. R. Tihhian tolhe U Sehate. J. A. Cm fVo thb htgny friend* of < Cave, of Gvotgta Creek Town non nee him jl eanfftdate for r* County Sftpetvlsor, and pie abide the mbits bf tbe iMmorrat ninriea. F«l« I f:iw>r the rlet-llon f:f B. K. Tillman as L* tilted Sta'N Senator. W.T.Caf*. To the voter* of Biritwell County : 1 beg leave (o annotttteeTr jf*elra « dldate for llte office of CotiNty Super- 1 vlaor, •ubjet-t to tho rule* and regula tion* of thh Democratic primaries. Tressed for lime, i will be unable Id { take Hit ettehded canvass of tho coon- f, i ft in well kimw it. as 1 liaeo served fi.dr ri aM si county eommlastonor, and pledge you If lionored by tinir voted anti I rec-ite llte nomi tint ion and I elected lb Ute tjlipocf Supervisoe, I will In the ftlthre a* I hive In the past in rhd discharge iif iny officl*! duties work foi* the lu st ihletbst of ino iax payer* oi R'aruff M! cotiitly: ‘‘ . 4 M^t Ih.Tayw of It. It4THDuan led the tJ: 0 flehatet ... ft. N. -.toitMMiL " ! fes|ieetfnjlyiinhoiih(semy*e|f aean- didale for llte office of Count Jr Super- o the Ih lnOeratle prlnta- rertritr rtrteft n mt rrgntattrte^ and +l*or. Iwlijeet lo -ry-irte pledged port 'i*' I *ut 1 critOr fl Senate to abide the FestiUs Kilt Hfly nomi in eft. fof the eleelloff of Oor- illfftah to the I'nited Stated G. II. LAKOLtT. Uarohcll 1\ O. I re*|»K-tflll1y ahhotiheP mydetf a Can didate f-r* th« office of Shpefvlaor of Bnrnwell Cobhiy, subleet to the ritlea r aim Iff If tl amh* regulations i llllfg the Itemo- Itjlldkhl IttfttiheMrny ws-wvstelmr Mm» I Lft tim A.tea *nA e^p«la»teNa of «>ra444t puny. In doing so I realize thd trf bagging BamIterg came out mth g with lird bales last week. Ch.-irlesl.ui w oke up on the morning of the l.>ih J to sec a Rha IKtiiniter from tite fnrm of Mr. (•. J. Ayer, which brought 7 cent* per pound at auction, and Augusta wa* similarly surprised by one from Mr II. C. Folk, which was knocked down at 8 cents |ter pound. *— SLIPPERS. We have them, perfect goods, fresh front llte factories, finest qualities and most fashionable styles. » We Invite tite ladies and gentlemen °f tlie county to call and see lor them selves, confident thaj^we can ph-n-e the mo.-t critical tastes- — T. S. CAVE & BKO. feb!5-tf BUADSTKKET, JO * DUX WILLIAM McXAB F«r Sal* by I For sale by J. All jiiTo’jin. bulicvcihc is incT Hiiil that times ait* gofag to got better fast ami, surely. So stroiiof is iny belief tlmt 1 have just Ixmoflit a full stock of . all needed seasonable goods, which I otter nt pri- ees to jdease fc : Before buying t(MF the Democratic primary, and pletlge myself stubble the re*, tit* and sup port the nominee* of taid Democratic party. If elected I will vote fffr Governor R., R Tillman a» United sfaie*Senator. H. UftVXaCat-M. Denmark, S. r. .Inly 21, 181*4. I would resitectfiiTT) 1 state tlmt 1 um a eaiidid.Me, In the Democratic Triimtry for member of tho House of ltopre*ent alive*, pledged iu abide the result* ami supimrt the nominee* of that election. I could not Iter-review my course a* |-tuember of the Umt«c, hot U was my endeavor to respond to the honor con ferred and the tritst reposed by my elec tion, and should 1 bo reiunuffl a* a member would renew tny etfor.t*To win tho “well done’’ of my fellow citizen*. Delected l will vote for G JV. Till* man for T. S. Senator. Jos. M. skinner TFoK COI N I'Y TKKAsUlliCK. i rc-pcct 1 nily tninoiitiCe myself n candidate b.r rm-teotlon to tho office of Countv Treasurer, subject. U> the rules atul regulaiiotis of tlie Democratic pri mary and pledge myself to support the pottriuee# of the Itemocratlc pa rty. rhattkitig the volar* Ith'd fitX j.kjVrirTrtr their ikiud rontembraitoe of mo In the pa-l w ill eitdoav >r bi *« ve them **|| elected’* In llte future a* in the past to the best of my ability. —I am in favor of Hie eieo^pu of Gov. U. K. Tillman to the U. S. Senate. A. F. Free. Giber county paper* please copy. tUrnWreU-tVO.- " ■ i " '•i^T.nWT"H''T'rnr , FOK TRODAf K JOlHlE. magtditlde nf the work, hut il elected will spare lieilher pains, labor m«r ttmS to »ti8eea*lnlly orgaidze and put Inuf pnietleul o|KsrHtion ihe fteW *)*teuiof county government. I thank Iny frit-fid* for the exhibi tion «>f their confidence In electing ate a member of tbe present Board of CouB* ty CoinmiMlojiers ami rc*peetfulljr a»R a continuam-r Of tfleff Fhpport, If thejf Judge me WoHJtJ. ‘ I am Iff fa for of tile ffteclloff 6f H. R. Tillmau lu the (). S. Seffatet _ R.O.ttjii. Ilavtnyr served a* a member of thff Board of CotiiUy t'oMiitilssioneni and eonselentlotuly 1 iwrlorfOeil nvery dutv devolving ti|ioii hie. and having abund ant H*suf«nt‘c that niy aervieea bavd been appreciated, J JMiimunsw myself a* a eandhiate fbr Gount^ Bujwfisor. »nb- jeet to all the rule* mul rr*nlatton*gov* -a He pr liwgr OI* teCttlllte work or toocxcit reliirnetl home mouth* visit to tolackTille News. Miss Jessie Martin last week after several relatives In Ahbev illr. Mr. J. E. Hair and family have gone to Pelzcr to spend some time. Mr. U.-G. Burckmyer, after closing out hi* busiueas in Green wood, ruturued home last w e«k. Mr Charlie Molony I* at home'on j-7 two weeks vacation. Charlie laJonlfJ’ ing wall and hi* many friend* are glatl to give him the hearty grip of weleome to his old home once in.ire. Died last Saturday morning at I<ee*, Mrs. Mary Sliipea, aged about 70 years Died on Augiiat 14th, the little 3-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Fogle. ■" j Mis* Fannie DeWitt left last Monday for BeeJh Island to spend some lime with friend*. Mr. and Mrk. W. Rothroek arc so- journingat Seivern for a few day*. The con tin tied heavy rains have tlam- fed the cotton 'crop one-thiid if not more in thi* part of the county. With the prospect* of low prices there N but one Ihtng to he. done, and that I* to make a plenty to eatrat hotmJand the one tiling needful w ill he added. Married by the Rev. G X. Askew op last Sunday afternoon, Mr. >Villi« Mar tin to Mis* Carrie llar'zog,all of Barn- Sveircoutitv 1 . Mr. atuFMr*. L. V. Kennerly, of Au gusta, spent last Hundar in town with Dr. L. C. Stet»hens. M r. Kenin-rly i* the efflcietit gener*l freight * gent of the Central Railrdnd of Georgia and the people of liltt kvHie are always gludf to see.her honored son*. A. B G. Palmetto Business College, WILLISTON, S. (’. Open* Wednesday. Septcinbor 12, 1(^94. Thr* Director* of the Willlston IH^Ii SMmwI recognizing llte in.|M.rtattce «.l the young titcn and I (lie* of our «*>ontrr securing a business edncmtion, have estabIMied the Talmetto Business I College a this place. We feel that the business college of Amerh-a rills a place hi-I he.education of our youth that no ’ other itistlluiion can fill. It prepares i them for the actual duties of life. They learn something here thH they can turn lino dollar* and cent* in after life There are now thousands of success ful husinea* men in this country Tint had no other capital to commence hits ini 1 ** with than a good business train ing. Hundreds of young ladies that are making handsome salaries, who would otherwise haveln-en dependent on the charity of an unfriendly world. Our terms are in the reach of all. mai.vE-s counsE Includes the following hntnctie*: Book-Kcrpl-ig, both double amfsiugie entry, Ranking, Commisdun, BiisHn ** Arithmelte, Commercial Law, iVn- ntaiisbip SjH-lling, Grammar, Correa- IHUtdeitce, Ac.., Ac. COST. TultioN. Full Cour-e ... $ 30 0(1 Board, Washing Lights, Ac., p»w month ... . 7 00 to '0.(0 ’i lte entire votirse, itietmllng Tuition, Board, Lights, Kue and all o'herex- |-«n*es will «ist fn>|tt$ 0 K^tsTOO**. Dow 8 Tkis! We offer one hundred dollar* reward for any rate of Catarrh that c*n not be chred bv If all's Catarrh Cure. K. J. Cheney & O. arzNooKti-ur. We. have Iu thi* depsYtmeni n»vox- perirWeed teacher. Tlie ' Bltort-II a ml Course include* ihe following studiea: OraWnoar, (3orre*|H>nd -nee, .*s|ieUiiig, Tvpewritlng ^tc. You can ffttish this (HHtr-e fit from three t’>> five niuuths. Tuition for irfil course $:«0 UU. ■WLKOEamT. ^ We jflvr •|<8L‘ial work-to thia brsnch We ffiv Of wwiS. WeXNvean exterleitced op- Co. Trops., Totedtt, ** tehMfmr. Our lines run to dlffefeol pan* of tite town. We can give unrfKalteff advantages to any one dnsiriftg Uf learn thfff art. Tuith*it for full coBTse hr Telegraphy $23 00. • We gear settee perfect satisfaction la all of tite above branches IV cost is juslahurrt ***V-tTa1 f \ bat it w«ml() bq at W» fhe miAcrsIgned, have kmonv t. J. Cheney for the la*t 18 year*, amfff Rw- lleve hint perfectly honorahlc’ Hr till business transacfkHi* And thnraeiallv able to carry out any ubii-attorn Made hv their first. - --t—-- „ Y _ West A Trua*, Wholesate Droggist*. *2L ***** — - 1 Write h»rfffrther partlonlara. ‘.ft. #HFTf^K;K, President. Totedit 0, Walniwg, KHtmWt A Mafvht,-Whole sale Druggiaw, Tnietht, O., Hall’s Caterrb Care kr taken luter- nally, acting dteoetly apon the Mood and iiMieona surfaees of the ayatem. Frier, 71c. per bottle, thdd by «H Addmnr WB tetter* to PALMETTO’ BCSfNlrtW tOLMtOK, ~ Willlston, S. C. hervtolure- capacHy hr bat so W$l] tilled Frier, 71c. prr bottle. . J Druggkte. l Mltommial* free. flereral conraiunickUous. Ut Wpe are kftout tkte wcqK. - Clso wile re busy with ed with politics come to see me. More News next •week. tV. M. McNAB, Bnrnwell, 8. C. What is Life Assurance? An easy means of secur ing your wife and family against want in the' event of your death. A creditable means of se curing a better financial standing in the business world. The most safe and profit able means of investing your savings for use; in after years. * All Life Insurance iR good. The — Equitable Life is the best For tall parttewUrs, odd res* W. J. R0DDEY, Manager, cawSumL, Rock Hill, 3. C. crttlng (hr ItemMemt . .. I urn In favor of th* olrirtlOti 6f Obf* B. R. ’f ilhnaii to the U.ff. ftrhMv. i. A. ffATEa, A|»tefovMg - FOR SCHOOL COM MISSION E^C Thr frl ltd* In prcaSMwr, Oak 1b-W hship* of K. !!. Harhty, lltind ftrrttt Gyprr** and K* d f’yprr** and ant ounce him a eandi- .4 , > * t ^foPraeticti! Watchmaker. ^ Ftr*t door aouth of Brown House. BuYuwrll C. flf.,S. G„ offers bflltffinrioe* ■tO'Mte public. AVi egpertertPr of upward* of forty VeaYs 11* the best guarantee riuU he ktiowa hi* huatno** and wAl give satis faction in the quality of his work and the moderation of hta chargee. Reliable loud keeper* for sate. To the Democratic Votke* or Babx- WfcLL t ou;TY. I ra#pcetfuHy annmtneo mr«**1f a candidate for re-election bnlm office ot Frobato .yudge, subject iff tlm rule* and regttl itiotts of the Donna rntic primary, and pledge myself to alible by Ihe result and .u-ptaitt the nominee* of the Democratic (tarty, Being consci ous of hat lug fat hfiilly disch trged my ofikiat do tic*, I leel (stuAdcut that my candidacy will receive a (air atul iiupar- I tial eouahleratbHt at the hand* of * * aeimrou* p»W1e. Thattkliig Riy friend* for tlndr k»»d *«d Hderal support L the past, I eurth'sflv solicit liteir fttlf- | frag- In the apfrroaefting electhm. M) official ditile* prevent me making an extensive pet-onal t-aiivn**. Your oiteJient servant. J. O. (’ATTEKtOX, I respect fully annoninx* ntysolf a raudid tte for 1‘ndMte Judge of Barn well County, subject to tlie rule* of the Democratic Primaries, and pledge my self to abide the results and bii| port the nominees »d Hie party.. I am In favor of the election 9! Gov. B. R. Tillman to the U. ri Sefiato,. T. s. M EEK ) Bamberg ,f it no. 1th, Itflll. 1 FOR ATDTDUU. . I annonnee myself n* a cutnlida'te for the idtiee of County Auditor, >uhjei-t lo all the rttlea ami regulaiiotis governing the Deimjcrsrtlu I’rhuario*. — - j hope that this annoiineentcnt n III not l»e ia»n*h1r.re*l premature when the ractUkiiowu tlmt I have neither the time nor the 11 eans to make a per sonal canvas* of the uoiinty. Having met in a lutslue** way a large majortti of the voters of flic county my qualifica tion* as a bindness man and kcnera eondtiet of lileilfe known, and upon thi I must rely for advancement to thi* Im portant posith>ff. I favor Gov, l>. R. Tillmni.’* election to the United Slates Senate. M. J PftTE. I n-*;teetftil1r annoiinp* myself a can didate for the i-flke of Coutiiy Auditor subject to Hie Democratic primary elec tion rules and legnlaiinn*, and pledged to abi le tltc reanIts and support tite party Domin'e*, G. O. Riler. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for tbe office of County Auditor subject to the Democratic primary elec tion rule* i\nd reg 11 latioh*, and pledged to abhtc llte results ami support the par ty notniiiee* G. M’sktin IIuxteb. 1 reapectfuliy announce myself a can didate for the offkeof Auditor, subject to the rules ami reg btlteir* governing the Democratic pihnarle*. Apprelu tell ng tJ»t i (Way be ttmible to canvass the county during the cam paign, I lake thi* rs-ea-iOn to tny to the voters of Barn a ell that, having served them officially before. 1 deem thyself sufikieutly known to make a persoual canvas* i(Witeee«*ary, and must rely upon theit impronipfed and eouscieii- lions consideration df snch claim upon their suffrage as I may have. May 10,18 4. 8 W. TKOTTI. I respectfully announce myself to tbp voter* of Barnwell county as a candi date for Auditor-at the neat election, , and hereby pledge myself 10 abide by and conform to all tbe rniea and tags- latlons governing tbe Denuicratie prl- Jatarkia. ‘ date fof ttehnolCfUtitnlftsloner, snivel P> the rule* and regitlsthMia of thd Democratic primary election. 1100. I resflectfttlfv <NndhAc niytnlf i can didate for rite office of School Comml— slotter. »ith jeet to the Democratic ptl- insrv rleetioll rotes I ltd IVtUtlatiotis. and pledged bf abide tlfe ffftulta and -MiMMtrt HiC p*r»y noniin**e«. I ant in favor of Ihe eldctWta Of Gov,- B. II. Tilltaan lo the f. 8. ttefisfe. R. 0 KMt$f.*Nb. I rcspdrtfnll) aNiioitm-p mtscff acsif- didate for the office of School Contml*- •ioner, sul'jeet u» the ItennoraUc pef- marv election rules and regutaii’ ft-, ami pledgffl te abide the resitlu and SU|** IMtrf O* party nominee#. L. N. BKI.l t.NOXE. Ratnhrrg F. O. . 1 In ■■ Poor Health ’means so much more than 'you imagine—serious and; ’fetal -w— result front 1 Don’t plav whh Nature's ' greatest gift—health. It Cures atiuites. On_ 1 will send sH 'eLfisw M—tl Fair VtsMMMtf febok—free. Dr.J.H.E. MILHOUS, PEMtIst, BLACKYIIXR, 8.r v will lie at HI* office In Bamwen «v Salesdnv, and Tawadag ant} dav follow log. Will beat bis Homo vlllo, every Friday wIB make af tlents at 1 call at lama