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-j ; ^ - *&■ ... & * ■. *• SEs iwell People. KARUEHT COUSTY CIKCTUTIOS. i# TIIUmiMY, AUGUST S'), ISO). ET : « e '" '. ~ • •' "'" sixteen Worm on ehlor* licli) a »;on- ventim last wo«k at Rldgoway, Fnlr- fltia «oa«a.v l r*l)<Vllirae liumlre.1 wliilos ami iwefttir flvwnogroM att<'iulocl R. And tlio tHvrUUans of ( arollna con- CltuuB to sMid mlaidoiiHi l«s ami itioncy 4o the nltpny parts of the earth. " Congr.‘»!» adjourned on Tuesday. The Wilson tarilV bill boonuio »aw at atldnlght Monday. Mr.rioveland re- Tuaed U> approve or veto the WH, allow ing it to become law without bU slg- V*t«ICr „ . ^ r jn a letter he gives Ins reason* ref toot signing the hill and says Ithat ’‘it im'imats a vast linproveim-nt to exis ting condition*,” ,.and _VfornUbea a Tantago ground frotu whlety uilut bf wagtd further aggressive oi>erations against protected moiiopulies adfd d ov ' •i'limeiTtal favorlt.es " Bobbins, H. c., Aug. iTtli im Kdilar Teojile: Uetling from tho 1?.iR. Ac A train at Bobbins we walked into the agent’sof- toce. Mr. H. . H, Horton -timagt.-gwvje. us u very comfortabl t rocker, leatilug Imck and mopping our fncu for the heat was Inuuise, we looked around. {Seotedtrrt a bench was a vtry serious —lopklng fanner, M r. \N il*-y Ualjoy, wo —M*re told that lie always looked serious —kvhen he- louf a. guud ciup., -UUil. LUal hr. iiever.l<iH51fed ol herwi iC. There watt ahother occupant of the j ooim (tlio proved to he the sawyer from Slr».(;ariie,-Ashley’s ui'll. He stretch ed and yawned a ml tlnally said that s<hlll and fever was a terrible thing and taking from his pistol pocket a bottle of J’rog fond declared ho intended to kill It with this Von know Kobbms-ha* •l*‘eu rather noted for us daring deeds, ; Me. mn-tOH asked US th>wrt to bit liouse to bfeiikta-t! and Judging from his a])penranee, breakfast at hi* hou»e liteaut soinething. Here we were intfo- slueed to his better half, In tho true sense of the word ami wondered how lie happened to have stich a sweet looking young wife. Two line looking little boys Gordon and llarvld looked at u* askance. 1.caving Kohhtus we passed throogh Mrs. Came Asbiay’s land and came to the old horarstca l of the late Mr. Joe Ashley. Mr*. Ashley (bi-i daughter-in- law' w ho own* the entire estate) has been leasing this place but she Is now cultivating under tho mauagomeut of ^lr. Oscar Foreman. Mr. Foreman is a quiet puBoUial business man, and every body likes him. KvcrjtliHig ehow* signs of hi* good mnnageuieiit and Airs. Ashley would do well loro- tain bis service*. The line resldeiios which had assumed u dilapidated up- ^learance, ha* been newly painted, workmen wi re busy covering the large Building* about tiro house Jot. Near Gy was a huge ptlo of lumber from the «nlfl nearby fur the purpose of fencing Ju the plantation. This will be a great improvement, .livery year the jilace has been planted principally in sioUeu. Mr. Foreman ha* a diversity of Ttiropi and very hill * cotton. A'ext we come to two tenant* of Mrs Aabl-y’s, Mine* ltu*h and Geo. Wil liams ami they prove what colore I men can do whet) thl'y try. They have bad jdeuty of corn all the yuftf Tor their own use, each running two plows, anJ somo 4,0 sell. The laud on cllber side of the road a* far a* thecj t' can reach i* ow fScd hv Al i s. A»hlcy from Robbins to Mr, lloyd’s n distance of jlvc njile*. l.ea.ing Mr*. Ashley’* behind us to the -right wc see a one horse crop of cottqn, coru, peas, millet, pludors, potatoes, lucltms and •whatnot; and ibis croji leads n* to he- lie vc that a preacher can work hUhnniR Mild feet a* well a* Ms tongue. Itha* Geen cullivated solely by himself except h Hull) day labor during the hoeing «cu* >n and this labor was paid lor in homo cured meat. .. Follow i.ig tj)e road we come to an old gVnhou*e. Hero we are surprised at the vision before us and at the same time we surprise two dark-eyed hourls clad in w hitc, seated on a sill of the gin house each With the Imif of a huge watermelon. Massing out of sight hut not out of hearing, we hear one of tluni **y: Oh! my what an ugly man, he ,* must be fio u llarnwell. \\o admire that young lady’* candor. (Joining vi|mii a lit tic son of Ham h*adiug a cow we asked whd the young ladles arc ./‘MUter *.iid the ureliiu tioul say nbtliin Gout w ha) you soed at the liouse kasi' sle steal daf melon from do father's patch and gin me a piece hot to say molrlir bout it." IV e concluded to ask permission to spend the night here but were umlech-b-d whether or Hot we 1 slioudd tale -evenge ou the young lady w ho com men ted on our appoaraiice b)' U'Hiug about that melon. Tom. Homething New nirj Sice, JzJitur I’cvpte: With thU communication 1 hep leave f/> hand you a small vial of XX corn -<not whiskey ) but syrup, nianuin'cniTed mid sent .yon by J, h. Still, (bi-Uer known as •‘Uncle Jud.*’) of Oeorgts (. tees. This syrup w as made from corn stalks after the ruastli g ears had been u«cd, and Luelo Jud says that otic acre *>f sftlks phintcd I 1-2x1 1 2 each w ay will produce 12 to 11 gallons of syrup , y -like the sample scut you. lie also says that u man some where tu Georgia from J acres, alter selling the toast ng ears w* the canning company sold 2 barrels of syrup for otto hundred ijhdlars audj kept otio for homo use. Now, Mr. KUitor, why shoukl inert >iot be lisppy In possession of a Soutii- vru homer V\ hy shuitld inon go North, Raster West when they can »M under solr own beautiful magnolia or orange trees and sop the bread In tho syrup tHado froni the same stalk, r.nd thus battle hard timesV G’oogreas can hold 13 mouths session*, Oluvoland can getjnad and go fishing, T liman can be Governor, U. S. Senator or an Ivigelhdd farmer, 'I'cxas may rahse cotton for tins wot Id, New Bng- laixl may kick up her gold, men may £• West, but tu a lew years metblu^i 1 •will he*r the airy i “Take me back to kite Soatli, my own gunny South, "M’here the orange bud blooms in the mom. Take me back from the North, Ea*t and West toward the South, t 'Take me back to the place I was hojin. \y. IV.' II AKT. Rev. H R. Mo»ely, the Baptiat mis* anary wit > waa thrown In jail at Sal tillo, Mexico, for publlablng a tract haa I wen liberated. The Mexican* brought Jilin to j be frontier and tamed klm looae on Untie Same side of the Hue. THE nAMBKRU URAIIEB SCHOOL. Hext Kesslen Begin* September 17th. racn.TT. Ilenrv HL’ Hartsog, (A. C. AI. A. and 8. B.T.S ) - r Oiren F. Ilnnler, (8; (i, M. A.) Iluhert M. Wrototi, (H. A G. n.C. MHs IJa/.ie itlack, (G. V. V.) J. T. Prince, (*.0.U.) Miss Rertha Felder, fW. T. 8 ) hfls* Kformre Ronch;/— Matron, (To ba elected.) i)nflf>g-t)Hi p»SI Seasbui 1GV Pupil* were enTollrd,*”end-wn eonfldoutly ex*' (m ol this number to hu largely Increased llext Session. '".““U " m u nKSH IIAM.. KosRztng tiie need of cheap, substan tial board we of" trying lo solve that problem hy adontiug tho mess hall sya- tiiiii, A cbihniodloii* hnildlnV/Sti feet long, «:» feet w ide.and f,wo glorlss high U.jiow In pnpotoia of erection and will be completed by Uept'inher. Young mor hoarding In the Mess Hall are expected to bring their own bedsteads, uiaUress- ,*►* and bod clothing. Tile mat run of the Mess Hull buys provision* and em ploys cooks. At tho end of the montfr tfio expense* arn added up and divided by the numlter of Imamers mid roch wim is called on to pay ills share. Tltuf it. Is seen that board will bo furnished at absolutecost. We have every reason to believe that lioard will cost only five xmmr doTTufspvf 'tii jbni7'' T!n 7 * system lias worked well at Colleges and there la no reason w iry It stioiild not work successfully hoie, Ff a youhg mat) preft*rs to bring his own provis ions he will be allowed to do so.. Meat, corn, butter, pntatjjpg and other arti- rlrsof food-will be avrepWei ited at market prices, Thus U will not be necessary to pay out auy cash for boa rd. Girls will not bo received In the Mess Hail, but sMangements bxvr been made to board them In private famllifft at eight dollars per month, THK Mll.JTARY VKATURM. The Mess Hall and school genoratly will Ire oolnhrctcd tttt thf) ttrllltarV Jtyx;: tern. Onj or more «if the male teachers w ill live in the -Most Hall with the hoys to enforce fhe rules. A cheap but •tths tan rial uniform will be provided for those who desire to wear It. This uniform will co»t about ten dollars. 1 he boy* will i in be allowed to roam downtown without a permit from the teacher. Tiny •will be required to study together till bed time under the sopervlsl.,!! of a teHcber. The students will he kept under a strict military discipline. They will be drilled dally. rumoiv. A« the School receives aid from the public funds wo are enabled to make tuition charges very moderate. Till lion ranges from $1 to >2 BO per month according to grade. There are no ex tras or contingent fees One charge Includes everything. Au excellent literary society Is conducted in con nection with the school, giving the students weekly practice In debating. M'glNKSH dkraktmkivt. Penmanship Course. Telograpby, fufl course Hook keeping, full course .Short-Hand, full course . Railroad business taught tloh with telegraphy. TK.V frof f-.OiS A MOXTII. Ten doll ns w ill i-orvr all exponses— lioard, tuition, washing and lights. Give your boy a chance. COITUSK OK Sl'l’PT. Our course of study Include* tho us ual Kngllsh and cietifitio- branches, Aiiftlsm and Mode.ti iauiguagc*. O rr course 1* a* thorough a* any slinilaf iiistitiHiou In the State. >Vu tit stu- doiits for any college. For further Hifonnatlon address^ 11 kxkyS, Haju/.ou, Principal 'Bamberg, 8. Augt. 10 5w FOK SALE. ONE THOROUGH BRED JERSEY BULL. Apply to r J, ALL8K TOBIN. :• | m'll Columbia Female College, COLUMBIA, S. (V* 1 Fa I i. ftsssiow Oi'Kxs'SxeTKAiHicfl 27,1^01 Tvrelvo depiiTtinent* of Instruction. Able faculty and distinguished corps of Jacturer*. „ Work thorough. Spirit pro gressive. Elective coursas. Reading r<a>«is, Hhrnrles, Boo toieseope,- ftew hemical and |diysical apparatus. All tedrivett—mrntshcd.HTnf Open llrcplacoi fleaiih uusurp in Instrumental :o». Hot rpassed. and no ms cnrpet lighted with gas. and cold hath*. Thorough courts vocal music. «. Vor catalogiiQ and fui thor particular* address. REV. JNO. A. RICK, lF?0 -s*— A- President. Carolina South Bound. ~i]~T ‘ !k »iB.a> ..... 15.00 7777 )li» B0 20.00 in conneo- The Bresn«illl8 Ffmale College. Rev. M M. KIT.EY, I). IT., President. M iss M. < 7 J GI ISON. Associate Prtn- tdpat. v . 4 * Reorganized and equipped, with new urniuus and m-w pianos, and under lew tuauageincnt.' A fui) corps of teacher* in every department. Board ing and other ex pen-os reasonable. Next session begins Wednesday, bop. 2T., 1N!)4. bend for Gafaloguo. Address M. M. R J IjKY, Greoiiville, .*». C. Greenville College for Women U ItICW-iN H. c A. S. TOWNES, PiiKsiDKifT. CilARTKRKD. Tu* Skssiow Bsoins Wao.xaaisAr, =---7. • SKTTKMbXK 2titll, lHO-1. The College continue* the work of tiie “GrucuviHe Female College’’ a* It existed for the past sixteen rear*. Full corps of accomplished and experienced loitchcfii fii all ]) pkrtineut-rT Dai'AUTMMNT or Music presents the same high standard that prevailed un der Prof. Waok K. Kkown. GraduuU-s of the great Conservatories of Music,in the I lilted Stale* are' I nsli iictors. Hm’aktmkmt or A nr. in charge of frmtlHt of t-he-Met-rojwl- Uan School of Art. New York. Sketching from nature a special feat ure of next year* art work. BUILDINGS'. . Tho large and splendid bnl!d(ag k-uowu a* the Conservatory of Muslo In connection with the large dwelling of the President udjolnlug will be used. HOHEDKPA R TM K NT, A ccom mouat lair* for some'slxty iroard- er». Mr*. A. 8, Townes will bo In charge of the 'Home Department-. (Tar- To take puted room*, neatly and comfortably furnished. Kates of board, tultloc, Ac., have freon reduced to .meet the hard times. Two boarders from the lame failitly or from same community received at special re duced rates. bplendld church and 8, 8. advantage* In Greenville. Health record—not a death or hardly a case of serious DliotN*. lias occurred among the boarders for sixteen years. Heud for catalogues and circular*. " "4 snglft Notice to Creditors.' . N State or SofTii Cauoi.ixa,) Ha nx wei.i. Gut.xrv. j court or commo.x ri.KAS. W. Gilmore Siinm* a* Admlnlstrafor of the Estate of Reason Youngblood, deceased, t?t al, plalntiirs, against *Samuel M. Youngblood et al. Defend ants. Pursuant to an order of the Court of Gummou Plea* mads in tlio almve «uli ttod action, dated tho Hith day of July, lilfll, not leu Is hereby j;lveu to theCrcd- itoTs, and all persons having specltic claims, I'lHin the estate of Reason Youngblood, deceased, that they are re quired to come (u and exhibit their re spective claims against said estate, and prove the same beford mo at my ofllco. la EarAiiWglL a. C- oo. l Uttradav the 20th day of September, ISBI, at eleven o’clock A. M.,ur they will be excluded from the bmiellf. of the ►aid reference. A. HOWARD PATTERSON, Master for Barnwell County.. August 111), 1891. ^ ^ ang!) 0\« FOIf SALE. . T. S. ELL/S, Jr. Surveyor and Civil Engineer Special attention given to the computation of water-powers, leveling and drains**. A [mmIuI curd addressed to me at Ha las, 8. C, will rucelry prompt attention. % — ootl.'JO Irr For Sale, ('ll KA-P FORCAbJI.-- 10K acres Hue land with one horse far in cleared and In cultivation, DweUlngand all out houses new anti Hi good condition. For Informallun apply to G. D. BRI NSON, Brag, Ga. Bulloch Co. ■ Special Notice. Having liought the Barnwell Oil Mill we aiw ready to serve the public. Wc ate prepared to pay the. highest cash price 4*>r seed and sell Bagging and Tie at the lowest prleo. We hope to be ready fot gltinlhg by Monday. / ilALSBY & AVERY. IUIS2.1 "Mr.Titlhortuf booth Carolina oceu- pie* a uotq la-poaition aiuoBg Congress; ineu. He neither attends the theatrfc, Hays cards, smokes, drinks or chows. Ana* a habit, however, of never pa*s- ; a blind man or beggar ou tbe street > giving him a 'nickel. Tbe re which other men spend • be gives Ip otber*.”— fpat SHERIFFS SALE. Baiixwki.i, Countt. ~j~—r~ •* — Rotiso, llempstone «fc Uo. 1 vs. [■ Execution. ' - T. Vogel. J BY VIRTUE of *ft Execution tome directed ,in the above stated case, at.d wlhers, I havo luyled upon and will soil at Barnwell C. 11. on Monday, the 3d day of be plumber next, (It being sui is- day lu said month) wirhin tiie legal hours of sale, to thfc highest bidder for en*h, tbe following du-crltxd property, tw wit; Five (5) Bale* Lint Cotton. Levied upon and to lie sold as the property of ’i’. Vogel, to satisfy said execution,and others, and cost. Term* of sitfe. J. W. LANCASTER, ' Siieriff Baynwcli County. Slicrlir* OMbe, Aug. 20t)i 1894. NOTICE [S41KKKBY (HVEnT IN accordance with law, that application will Ik* made to the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina, which eonveneg In Novcmher in tiie present year, for a charter for the incorpora tion of a Railroad Company, to he kudwti as Tltc .South (.'arolina. Railroad; tiie sajd railroad to run from the City of Charleston, through the .counties of Charleston Berkeley, Colleton, Barn- woll and Aiken or some of them, to ward* a point ou the bavaouah River. Hl'i'lb-UlUVlS) FURMAN UNIVERSITY. GREENVILLE, 8. C. The next session will begin Heptem- tr 2(tth, 1H5H. Fur catalogue or for in- formatlon about tiie courses of Mess Uglls. private boarding or other details ap{|>4uu> the Rresldeut, C. MANLY, D.X>. JutySfi * ^ LANfFOR sale. A smell farm about a hundied acres, twenty cleared, balance In Woods, two and a half uillvs from Barnwell. For particulars apply to THE I’KOFLE. faprll-20-tf) fefT- Lands For Rent And Sale. 17.000 acres In Barn well Co, 5,000 acres In Aiken Co, also a few small farm* In Coireton and Sumter Counties. Par ties desiring to buy on good terms (small cash payment and balance oi»,3 years time) or to rent; will do Weil to call ou, or write. BATES & SIMMS. N Barnwell 8. C. C C Rhsh, BLACKY 1LLE, 8. C„ f have taken tl» Agency tor the Cel- .hratwl Walter A*. Wood Late im- proved Tubular MowluV Marhine and Steel Wheel Self Dumping Horse Hsy Rake,-(he very best, lightest In tftdght and (iraftof any machines in America; Any further Information desired.lyifl be cheerfully and promptly furnished on application to C.C. KUSH. 1 ro. Blsckvllle, 8. C., PATRICK “MILITARY INSTITUTE. ANIJKRHOlY, «.C\ Good Course in English, Mathemat ics, Latin, Greek, German, French, Physical and Political Science, Draw- ing *ml Book-keeping. Send for Catalogue. COL. JOHN B. PATRICK, Superintendent. IWorroED College. JSUagtoWf? SPARTANBURG, S- .U- OX* Itl'NDRKD AMB flFTY POlAititl For Catalogue address. J. A.GAMKWfcLL, Secretary oLFntolty, UOR- IBoys ATII.I.ISTON, HAKNWKI.L* COUNT Y,- SOUTH CAROLINA. Next f-cssiol, Ilc^ins WednesJay, Sejltemkr 12, ISg. *1 .. Notice to Contractors. Qllice County Commissioners. .Barnwell,'S. (’., Ang. •>. 1894. At their next regular meeting, 8cp- tember Hli. tiie County Commissioner* South Carolina College, COLUMBIA, S. C. Session begins Sept. 25th. Nine reg ular Courses, with Diplomas. Special Courses, with Certificates. Require ments for admission modi tied. Board $8 a month. Total necessary expenses for th* year faaoluslva of Travailing, clothing, and books) fioni|112 to $152. Send for Announcement. For further infonrntion address the President. James Woodrow. will let out con traits for painting the Jail, repah lug the blind* and furnish ing a No. 8 Cooking Stove, with uten sil*, Ac. The right to reject any and all bids reserved. By order of the Board, M. J. PATH’, Clerk. effect • at C.4o l> A'. M. July 8, 1894, North Bound. "*1/2 i 0 _ s*. a s: "c a u P* 3 a.a ■Bi -.►i ■ ? £ i - 2 i c i - o. 75th Morldlan Time. STATIONS. u a M L A. M.. A. M.i . a.:wr C.45'l,V.*8eirern!.Ar. 5 * Wagoner..,. 4 ..Perry.... .r. I 1A5 C.58 I'. M.iP u. 1.15| 8.17 12.40; 8.02 3.1^7.08* 3.35; 7.19!" I 12.20: , — 7.52 .12.00’ 4.00 7.«2 * : t 4.25. 7.43 4.35| 7.48 i 00 8 00. A 9.05 i" . Hal lay*. 3 t 1 , .SprlngtTuId., 11.33 4 ..Whaleys,... 2 H .42 r.m 11.10! 7.20 ...Walkers 5 Blackv. 1 Lv. » 17!10.53 9.21 11.05 11 00 7.15 -- { 10.35', 7.00 4 / Ar..8.00 &«00 Ashleigh.... j 7 47: 4.35 j 9.28 9.38 • Woodward...' 7.42i 4.25 3 11 25|T:.. .*.narnxvell ! 7.35; 4.05‘ l 11.55, 12.23; . 1 9.52, B) 00 12 40’ * Morrises i 7 ’T I ... Mb,-■ ■ aaa iAi, k 4 , , l3rt7Y\ TlOi! a . Caves 3 .•Selgllng.... 3 ' .0.00 12.55 Ar* Allendale I^v ENGINE, 00 SAW' Condenser. All In ONE 10-11. P. Gin, Feeder and good condition. \ ALSO,' One Store, well located, in tho Tow n of Barnwell. A p,>lv nc thU oillce. auglfl TAX SALE. Statk. ok South Carouxi.I Bau.xwki.i. County.- J BY VIRTUE of summary Tax Kxe cullous tp me directed by A. F, Free, Treasurer, 1 havo luvidl upon and will soil on Monday, the 3d day of September next, It bolng salesday in said month, within tbe legal hour* of sabs. to.the higliest bidder for -easli, the following described property, to wit: Great Gy press Township. Two (2) lots. Bounded py lands of I’. J. Morris and Carolina Midland K. Kd. to be sold as tbe property of Win. Morris. ' ALSO,, 1 AU that tract of land containing one hundred and slxtyea (!t«) acres, more or less, and hounded as follows: On the Noi;tli by lauds of W, M. Brabham, East by lands of A. C. Cave, fvmth by lands of Edw in Hazel. Went by lands W. M. Brabhnin, levied upon and to be sold as the property of H. C. Cave. ' . AL'O, All that tract of land conululngono hundred and fifty (150) acres, more -Or less, aid bounded on tho North by lands of J, T. Hogg, East by lands of M. (Cloy. South by lands of W. K. William* and W est Vy lands of W. K. WtIHams, levied upon anti to be sold ns the property of Medluus Williams., A r,80, AU that tract of land, containing thirty eight acres, more or less, and bounded a* follows: On the Xarlli hy the Croat SdltkehatchlerRIver, East by laiids of W. G. Harrison, South by lauds of Estate of Wilson Sanders anil West hy tho Allendale Public Jloaif, levied upon and to bo sold as property of Wj S. Dlxson. Bamberg Townslilp, All that tract of land containing Eighty foar (84) acres, more or 1#*«, and bounded ou the North, South and We*t by landi of W. II. Wrotou and on the East by lands of J. E. Steadman and WJR. Wrotoii, levied ution and to he sold as the proparty of the Estate of Sallie Mitchel. ALSO, Ono lot in the town of Denmark, oon- dtaining one half (V) aicrt, more or less, and hounded on the North and West by land* of J. C. Metto, on tho South by Estate of-Howell Easterling, and Kant by Blunakera Bridge Road, lev- le*tu|>on and to-be sold as tbe property of A. T. Woodward. Terms caah—Purchaser to pay for papers. J. W. LANCASTER. 8. B.C. • Sheriff's ofico U Augi. 1994, T r.ujr.M I T.05 0.50 3 45 3.15 3.00 2.45 A. M.H'. M. vtHJNDAY ONLY. ’"he faculty consists of live professors and two lady teachers. 1 he teachers llvd n the same buildings with the students. The Imys are under military reguln- con'roe'of *tud'yITcoiupleted a regular uma lS granted During the past ses sion two hundred and seven student* were enrolled, representing section of the State, liesidbs the usual English course, Instruction will be given in tho following branches: Ancient and Modern Languages, Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic, Book-Keeping, Mu*Jty Art. GalUthentcs, Klocutloif/ Tvpewriting, Telegraphy, Stenography and Military UctK-a.- - EXPENSEi: Literary Department, per month |2.0Oto$4 Od Music,‘instrumental, (with use of piano Music, Vocal, i>er month Art, per iiiontn . ’ 7.......... Board,per- uiontli, ..—; —........, — ; ^ Board and Tuition payable uioutlily In advance Uniform for Boys Uniloruv-for UlrU-.-.-..... . .. . v•• •''7' v (. % • 3 50 3 50 4 OO 00 to 10 00 U W 8 50 PIPE! w* Life, Accidei^tj all LIVE STOCK INSURANCE (H ‘ —At Lowest Rates In— Strongest Companies. Butler, Calhoun & Co. \Ve have decided to make the following liberal offer*: 1st. If a student on entering wi|l pay ca«h down for one-hair of the ttrsslon will give him a discount of five per cent. (5 per cent ) off our regular rate*. It ^ sHulcnton enrerlug will puy^a-b ik’WB for the entlro-soMioo ffe Wffl . give, him a discount of lifteen per cent. (15 per cent.) off our rate*. Connected with tho High School is the Palmetto Business CoJege. , Complete Commercial Course in this institution, includ ng Bmik-Keeplng (in »1 its various tonus], Gomme.rcial Arithmetic, Commercial l.aw. Ac. For the emlrocourae, $3U.~ ictakcA froniihree to live months ttvcompletc this course. When a itudoi.t passe* a satisfactory examination in tire (.'oiwniercial f,branches he will receive a Diploma from tha Department. Telegraphy, Complete Course Typcw riring, •' ‘‘ j • • • • • : : •'• • 1*1 ^ * —^BfttffigfapTry, > ~ " ' , ,,v .: ■ : ■. ■7T77r.-7TT^^^r^^ .Btudents’are reiiuBed to bring the following articles from home: Two quOt*, two pillow slips, two s’.ieets, one hair brush and comb, six towels and four table t hapktns, one sack to keep-snvled clothe* in. Regular study hours at night. Students arc not allowed to roam the street* or leave their rooms after dark, without a special permit from the Principal. Good Literary iiooietic* a-e carried on in connection with the school/ All students are required t<> attend. We guarantee that any yofmg man can’ enter ffiV Mterary Department of our school and attend tho entire session of nine and a half sCTro- lastlc month*, hoard, tuition and all expense, included, except books and cloth- Ing for from 4115 00 to 1125.00, according to the class entered. fmWtfHl wer board, tuition and all expanses except books and clothing for a young lady rrt Literary Department for the entire se*»ioji of nine and a half scholastic nrowtns. We shall be glad to have your patronage. Respectfully, Tiie Principal ha* recently purchased the large three-story ImiiAfng known *4 tho Northerndloiel, ami is now having it put in comfortable condition, aftd will use It as the bovs’ boarding hall. Thirty-tnrce room* in the building. F. N. K BAILEY, Principal. For further Information, address Wllliston High School, WllllstorvB-.^/ ^ —OFFICES AT— THE BANK OF BARNWELL —AND- Wm. McNAB’S store. apr28 . ;• GO TO P.J.Zeigler&Co. , . ALLENDALE. S. C, GLENN SPRINGS WATER —WILL CUKij— • Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Chronic Heptatitls, Jaundice, Torpor of Liver, ami general debility follow ing upon malarial dlseasov.- " l»rop*y Dlarrlijra. Dyscrtterr, Constipation. Hemorrhoid*, Uteriue, Renal ami Cysiic Diseases, ILfiowturia and Cat- amanlal derangement*. —KUUSALK BY— J. AI.I.KX TOBtSf- ^.. If you w ant to buy the l>eft Mowing and Reaping Machines on tho market for the least money. - They sell lh«\fa- , '.'■"T 7:11 3.35 mons WalMr A. WckhI machine awd-ilJfi Repair parta, such as Rivets, Knife Heads, Ac. Headquarters for Hyyses and Mules, | Buggies and Harness. * [june7-ly pectacles in Steel, Nicfcle and Gold.- All the Latest Novelties. BAB? CAffftlAGffS, PERFECTED A. M. r. m. */.4;» Ly Selvofn Ar 12.02 *>.58 . Wagcners - 11.47 * \: 7.03 Perrys 11.33 ' 7.19 Sally* 11.23 7.32 Springfield 11.08 - 7.43 Whaleys 10.30 7.49 Walkers 10.50 8.'H) in 35 Ar) l.vj Black villa Lv 10 33 Ar 8 00 - 10.17 Ashleigh & 7.47 10.52 Woodward *7 42 IIJO Barnwell 7.35 11.12 Morrises -7.23 11.24 ILownull 711 11.29 Cav^fs , 7,05 11 38 Selgllng „ (/ 5/ 1 i .45 Ar Allendale Lv 6.50 ] Notice to Creditors. ' '■Bda.r ~ - ' - - - “ Static or South Carolina,) Cou.vrror Uarnwki.l. f COURT or COMMOX RLIAH. M. C. Woidward etal, Plaintiffs, against ‘ The Barnwell Manufacturing Company at al, Defendants. Pursuant to ail order of the Court of Common pleas, made in^ke above en titled action, dated the 10th day of Ju ly, 1894. notice Is hereby, given to the creditors of Tho Barnwell Manufact uring Company, au'd to all persons hav ing specific claims upon the property of said Company, or upon any property which has, or ahull, come into tho -Jauds of the Receiver of the said Cor poration, that they arc required to come in and exhibit their respective demands and claims against the said Tho Barn well Manufacturing Company, and prove th* same before mo, at my office In the Town of Barawell Jn said Couu ty and State, qn Wednesday the l.Hh day of September 1894,‘at eleven o’clock A. M., or they will be excluded from the benefUs of sald order. , A. HOWARD PATTERSON, - Master for Barnwell Couuty. -August 4th 1894. ■ aug9-f)W Sheriff’s Sale. Statk of South Carolina,| Courty or Uarnwri.l. ) Nannie Flynn against N; - . Vincent Allen. BY V IRTUE of an Execution lodged in my office I will sell on aalesday in September next, in legal hours of axle. defeudants«one-Chird interest in a tract of land In or near the Town of Barn well, containing sixty acre*, more pr -less, and ooundeit North by lands of Thomas Myers, South by tbe Orange burg road and Poor House tract, West by tbe Black vlile read. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papeYa. J. W. LANCABTIP, 8. B. C August 15th, 188L Bamberg Hardware Store, C. J\S. BROOKKR, Prrq.rictor, Keeps a full ILneu of Hardware, Tin Ware, Agate Iron War*and (Juris. Full stock of Base Ball Goods, and VaH.*y Tin,all sizes,constantly niUiaiul. As,to price* 1 will not be undersold by any Southern dealer. 1 ask the calls and patronage of my friends and the general p lzl)c. - - C. J. S. BROOKER, apr5-ly Bamberg, 8. O. CflftlSTMAS CAKM AND BOOKLETT8.- PLL’SII HKESSINQ CASF.8, ALBUMS, PTC TURK FRAMES. Three Trade Truths. J.J.Dicks&Bro. ,Co,rner Broad and Campbell Streets, Augusta, Ga. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Groce ries and Plantation Supplies. Experience has taught ns that In knowing W11KN, W HAT and WHERE to buy the merchant succeeds and the ' ^pstomcr is satisfied. We buy when othersAiell and there fore get 1 ./west prices. We buy good* of standard grade* and so give our pa trons the best that is to lie had. We buy where cash gets the best bargains, anil share Sill advantages fairly with oui customers At our new quarters, the most con venient and commodious in Augusta, we kcej» constantly full stocks of.all goods in our Hue of business, and we cordially Tsvite our Carolina friends lb make our plaqe tlreir Georgia head- tjuurters. By giving us their custmn they will learn the three truths that NOW Is the time, our house THE place and our goods the GOODS that they should buy. * We handle’ cotton on the streets for fifty.cents a hale. Messrs. L. K. Dick*. II. M. Hair and T. R. Erwin ate .with us and will be [/leased to see tlyelr friends from over the river. ■ j Remember we*are only three blocks from the Union Depot and at the Junc tion of all the street car lines. Gome straight to see us. boobs, Hobby Horses Velocipedes T-’oivs’ Doll? St^ionery B ; Musical Instrumen.s Sheet Music. (Juitar VioHn aNid Banjo MrVwg* . TIIK GKM ROLLER OKoAN ONLY ^6,0^ Agent for Pianos and Organs, Rubber Stamps aud bteuciis. .Musieat Lnetr incuts Repaired. * Pianofi and Organs Tuned and RppairwI. , — Tbe iarvest and cheapest stock ever brought to this city. G-. D. C. Xj^IKrG-IEI, . 3STO. 2 7^ IR. IR. ^.-v. —Black v ille, S C. J. J. DICKS & BRO., AUGUSTA Ga. O. DUNCAN BALLINGER, Solicitor 3hi>'. Circuit. WILLIAM H. TOWJ4BEND, ■ Latr or Elliott A 'fftwNSRND, Bkaufort, S, C. II. UO BANNON. . Bellinger, Townsend 4 O’Bannon, JtTTOltNlCYcl Jk.rt LAW Offloe Mfa» Jluildtog, Bantwell 6*1i. PAIU.&OH’ lachine Works, HowardBros. Propr’s, UftUIN HtiK« nnd Vt«4T1 INil*T> BLACKVILLeI S. C. To the usirs of Motive Power and General Machinery: W r e call your attention to the fact that we are prei»ared, with latest improved Tools s\nd Machinery, to do work on any Machinery used in this country, Such as $ * COTTON GINS, GRIST MILLSf GO ri’ON PRESSES, PULLEYS, HANGERS, MILL GEARING, Shafting and castings of Iron or Brass of any size. Special attention given to GIN WORK. Having a first class Gin Builder, we can do all Windsor Gin Work, new brush* wheels, ijosw saws, boxes, <fce. Saws sharpened only by hand. ■—Jnlyli -- J — FQP SALE. LANDS IN BARN- Counties hehmging |0' Hand Mortgage Security VALUA well and the New Company, Persons desiring to buy or rent liriiF do well to writejo,or c*tl on •f Wm Mm Ha good ( Ji*. H., 8, C>, BARNWELLC Vor full partkiularr. mare-ly WOODWORK I NG MACHINERY, BRICK AND TILE “ BARREL STAVE •* GINNING GRAIN THRESHING • SAWMILL i RICE HULLING • Engines'and 1 Roller*, j State Age lit* for Talbott A Sbns’Vfd'- giiwsaWd Boilers, Saw and'Grlst Mills. Brewers’ Brick Machinery, Double Screw Cotton I’resses. Thomas direct acting Steam Presses,/ no belts. Thomas’ SeecLCottnn Elefatoi 1 *.- Hall and Lummia Gina, Engleburff Rice Dirtlers. 11. II. Sinitli Co’s. IVooil-Working Machinery. Planers, Band Saws, Moulders, Mor- User*. rTenenors, comprising > complete equipment for Sash, Door and Wagod Factories, Ddoachc’s Plantation Saw Mills, variable feed. Beltings, Tilting* and Machinery Supplies, w rite for prices. Y. C. BADIIAM, Manager. Coliinibia, —J» .. Dr, HIM A. GYLES, EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT,CHESf Jud Door from Bank, BlaektiHe, 8. 0 . IOIE31 life Crystal Ice Goflpaiy, BLACKVri.LE, 8. Cv ; Pore Ice, fi-ozen from deep^driNfR* water, at prieea in keeping^mlth these' hard times. Having a large attmk OR hand and maMng mom day and- nlghV order* will be fllied* with qiiibkeat <TlW ittueHC