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s&m*'- - ■ —— .'(•tire. mm I im.. prrpmret] to pat MWlnjC mackiUMl in fo*Ki rnnnln* ordor, ami )t«i»r»nte«iMiUi‘r»c4ion In work, hwlll muciuI calla. In writing «UI« (ovalUy. 8. W. Ill.AXTO.N, , ext, .Aot« 8,Hie Mpr:»tu» Prt>> ) rnwe 11 lanint^ 8. IM toorder by Kev. C. * ^ lul ; Sandxy Scl^ol' »e 8rren Pln«» friday, Augait pli»gab«unt tlie inlro- Fit proxyhed by Kev. I t-l*rfiident, ^/■■lirMilf were retd /d ibe deleg:iU*8 VOL.XyiII. 'TV * Tke 1»»3 4 Cotton Crop. New York, Sept. «—The Financial an.I Commercial Chronicle l*»ucd Ir* September 1 cotton crop report B. Wo cm not do anything now »• on Ity as we cold some years ago, the Mtii doe* not yield a* it need to do, and parasite* more than nv«r trouble all onr domealio animate., And poultry Mitten, more than any others, perhaps [ on jpwiiniL nf the too >•nml»»lHl neglect of aanltary prei'autlon*; In ttn-lr man- j agemenL Turkey* are naturally dull* cate and neeil great care wlien young to gel them over some jierioil* of their grow th at w hich they are more suseep- ........ -phe- till A(lo|He<l as the County Organ by y Alliance Jab <Hh, IHaW. M. J. I'ATK. AasoctaTn Kjmtoh, ro-whom alt t'vmmuiiW-aUuu* oa Attlafb Matters nlioakl be s<l<ltww»^l. A PROHIBITION ANTHEM. 1 h ° f <he ** 11 » wn tree. »Mth the briirbt «ua overhead, . ^ the. sou*d of the laisjr bew# Am they ttroned o>r the wtid (Jjjrne bed: Aat I rssshsd ■inn* fm the - count That bung from an iron rlna ™ uiy tblist.n the Prom Orsndmotber's sparkling sprlog All. never seemed crystal goblet clear As rich a cup In which wine was poured Toiny childish heart, or '.Ipa more dear Than the old-time-honored gourd And never was sweeter nectar found On table of lord or king. Than came that day wuh gurgling sound Froth grandmother’s sliver spring Then. oh. how oft when wllk fever tossed I have tried In val^ to sleep. Tie stood ’Death the'frees, and heard the Their luusleaJ revel keep. And yslnlj^ reached for the gourd ibst hung On that rusty .iron ring, T" cool once more my fwrered tongsie, FVonS grandmother’s gnsntug spring 6.» here’s t,» the hea’fb of the man oT old Who planted the llrsr guird vine! And here’s to ;he fluid pure and cold Nature’s own life-giving wine! |if‘ Then, from mother earth’s Bretts -' *" Mr r. , The best In all the tand t * ^ , We’ll buy without niom^M (RWf- *W f'outl- wine kA L|UV'v.riven, hurried Thal T^aph/V sto’ft *>tn hedge aide home* stars to the mieera- "clty housing; has in the depths of the “WUdet«Mm.' , A* we gat betted around the bountiful table of the most hospitable ((Ugily of Mr. /Ikl- tey, tt Was almctot ItnpoaaiMe ^ realise that juat at that hour of itiie event ng a tncrtjSian plirty one Yetnlrgb, TT ';**?. KnK 1 placesthe" crop forth* yeir ending 'ep- , lUde to dUeaMis than a* otber-. TTice. 1* Manville i tembead. 1X91, at 7e'»27,2U bales with perimls arn, wUei. they get lli. lr coin- droning secre- 1 exports 191 Imk*. SPo k on baud plete feathers, and when ibe age of pu- i,to l'i' , ^' L e iS^.-S Tb“ckp in ffiepfeTftnia- W^lvca and the sexes begin to year was Cfyl7,l M bale#. PLEA R THKV O . wa * ^ c«»tral pom* of the carnage of bKTT* -WBl*»^B*w, j~tbwt oven*fui day. To every part h u lari.v to Mr. Talley and his ihost amiable wife, did tbe scenes of that Eve ning necur iu the*T most .vivid form, and could not be effaced. Thirty-one ypajw has done literally iwKbitlg otmmte the memory of that heroic mid aWfiil hour. Amf ytk, as we turned from th* *•' wilndi memory hrotiatU *'\a- 8®®^ re- the contrast in oty'®y the bonny glria |V- roumlings. 'n^', arh< 10 go away tod i>- id simple fartnor’a^ ,* n ^ a arm them that, great arftaek r^\ r . ^ best Of tb**^ . excellent county •ebo'moro fetbem. “JJJJ ‘*s coming then aH the autumn flights of birds and wind-whipped beat Inga of bare branches and bedraggled brown laavaa. headipiart. ward StateaAw received Bullet)'’ *jge, so true tlie .ilfth Carolina e.yro^^u the overripe Ahoirt\ l0 '‘ta>»T./s j ... and «A' V i«jaaaa, ever demure in the pree- Ivw- - ®? potent act or taet in their elders, Jr ut nuracles of winaome physical and heart free abandonment In joyous hours, looted twice their ago hi their long gowns peopla-Jand faces; while the Gipsy dogs, those Mrh, sad-Ylsaged, vojceleaa cheats, whose pretense of sodden ignorance out-Gipsy the elyapt Romany themselves, sat rang ed at deferential distances from the campfires, the embodiment of dreary dole. •• -f.-ndk M}** *Afkk If. “Hi’d starve added with a huge franw. . h Higgietjrpigg1e*y dain. “Wat ha* j eara oa th’ an’ a ragged it irrHatioe el wfat- fulness. “Hus gits old. down’t hue?’* ~ This from linker Zehe. one Ifc^ember where I had; remained ‘ over 1th a Mpty CWravan l>e*We a on the old idage roa^ 't»r led and barefooted be had out aide our tiny rhadsido hab- to ^‘lonk «»’«*r th’ <ta.y.” I could s^him through the frowsy tent-month, .. peering anxiously for omens hi IhestiP h«4f-darkoned nky. He looted again and again at thr and over to the saffron-tinted eaa‘ w “Hus gits old, doan’t bus/’ i»dS as tkurd appealing a judge, ’’ji is Hi ad stay In Lai hid mayor of The girl and this. ream rer. Tlie v’Stitlg, notwitli- acliools were four preachers 1 ! OntHutuiatr morfi* (leuplu were com- tiie cburcli, ami one hmidred on the Tlie inlasinnary aer- Wm. I'eiit, Komai^,7, 22 and lectlona were given to -Frotractcd aar vices ami continued until Suu- preaehing morning and congregationa were In each evening service trth wan ably assisted ^TrT\ of LeiiniarW.— with Miss The next meeting of the State Board show their distinctive diaraiiUTT. But- uule# tlie grealaat care is exercised at all tifte* In fefWigthani Strd nrotetH- lug tiieni fniiu cold and iiiipiirUiea of of Medical Kxaminer* wkU.be l airklndH they tuxomo diseased apd die the Senate Chamber of rfw ‘J'"*® | ve, Vtlt ,i c wiv. The feeding Is too often at Columbia ou TueadxjL^tobcr »t!i at Kn eX( . t ., A of r , M ,cl being give.. 10 a. ni. .. _ / C. F. McGahax, M. D. - Bee.tSo. Ca, tuite Board Med. Kx. The sugar planting Democrats of Louisiana have declared in favor of an alliance with the Republican party on national home*.' A convention held in Now Orleans last week, composed of several hundred representative meli, dre'ded to nominate candidate* in three district* and alliliata w Itli tho Rcpub- of. J. J. Saolllug 1 1 leans. They claim to have bad po«l- grown chooeea. ported iu the ne*t. -How’* that, Zete-* meirlly enough.JnaT yen pn eontlnuatip^v^wVwl mru. wU., AUGUST A, OA- " TOR SALE BY R. P. 8KARSON, Allendale, S. t'. *» , Trade supplied by SOW IK A MOISE, II. BAER, Charleston, 8. C. Hardware House BLACKVILLE, S. O : We are offering now fu’.J stocks of standard apd seasonable goods at price* ' to lit hard times. (XfOKlNO STOVE8. We handle those splendid liakers, broiler* snd boilers. The Time'*, 'J he CJootl Times, The Grand Times, Geor gia Elegant, Gold Medal, at from to $25, with all utensils. „ Sewing machines. But I could see that tinker ZMceVfW^ bodinga were not wiwliy those Iwhfina- ble touches of melancholy which stir the lowliest heart in bte saddening. autumn days, and emerging from our tent I placed my bend softly on hi* shaggy old head, asking him aympathetically; —“ “Zeke, tel), ine truly what worries yeu this mornnig” / - • .. .He looked up ht my face for ,e moment with that strange Gipsy look which reads slowly but soanftingiy to the etefc^ he drew me down«hMidhte r ' ed my,;^^i viccietitTie plant in hi* iyj. ^ as a favuEUc roost tnitlstoe News. . , The Wognan* Missionary Koeiety of the Baptist church wil have at the school bul ding on Friday night an Ice cream festival And oth*er refreshment* Everything will h<> sold at hard lime pr'c s. Amusement for (he, young peo ple will be provided *.-* all may ha\o a pleasant_tlmc. Ail arc cordialiv_ In vited to come ami enjoy a pleasant time. The proceed* will be used to makesomc improvements bn theeiiureh. Hal. llaNimond Nows. Merchant* are busy cramming their store* w ith good* and farmers are haul ing in cotton dally. Our merchants all buy cotton and pay all Jt is worih for it. Our town has ten stores, a millinery store and soda fount. We have a good 1 and iumcou* Miss Uibanna f Klltp Baptist r brd, Halford of auks for the able iorCd ln the »ing- ntercst wa* taken and 011 Saturday men and gi'l* who united with y evening, will be prnoou u( the llr*t 5r, The pr»»i acted singing ‘-God be w ith „t again ” .A'euUiershoe. one of Wll- e X attractivo^^oxwg, ladles, '°Jt*cn ftpendlug some lluie -Hattie Sue McMillan, left Monday, leaving he- iy *rd hearts. Como agalBr we gladly welcome Dora ■aide w ate worked h or HiTl mate anotber! v * , no . u '!*’.^spending sAnie time eympathetH-'Siielllug, left for their . irondar, to the regret of whiassr*. R. H. Harley. M. M-I/eCroy, ‘ C^Baxley, ji. 8. Haxli y and W. \V tiveand-personal assurance* front Mr Cleveland tim ing the Presidential exm- paijpn that the Deniocrafle party would maintain a fair prott etlon on tin prod ucts grown hv them They also claim that legislation hy ttingrcs* 011 tlie su gar question threaten* the absolute ruin of the back bone industry of their State. f Home-made manures are always the best. That of th* cow )* tlie |M>ore*t, that of tho horse Hug double in value, a id that of hog tire time* that of the horse. Hen in mure, mixed with two or three times itaowt bmk of mu.-k, or even loam, is a* K ,>0 I ** nm.t guano kept Tor sale.- Adiei l,. a bed or un- leaolied, are excellent Hie contents “of privies, reiulered imiorous hy mlx- IngSvttb tdaster, make »very ,rich iiiaf nure. vatro jiapers In and that not of the right'kind, but the most common neglect 1* witb r*gnrd to the Cirnp* and feeding ground, The food 1.1 bo friveiLJLiittle and often, fflld 1 III- y*«»»g tilnli iimst tiave a goou range to procure the insect* that are ticir naturiiLfrswt Cracked wheat and btriey are the best grain food, and a si all quantity of tine^- brokni bone* fresh from the Inltcher. 1* drokabh*. But clean ©pop*, fresh ground, and pula water are indispensable. The <li- sejpV In lid* case 1* cholera, known by tho yellow discharge from the 1 pwel*, Tbki* coutagious, and indicate* tliat the ground or the C«bl’» are Infected from a prevjsm* year. jtDnot-worth while to try to cure them; the only remedy i<* the causes i*ointed out — New York Time*. qBrvr* af Ml* ('M*fT AillSMV. II. II. Crnra, I’yesldent. f— J C. Mi ler, Vi.*- Presblent. \V. 8. U.tiulx rg, Xecrrtary. A. F. Free, Trvawirer. (». I>. KlnarU, I'liMplala; *' — T. X. Week*, C«qm> l.ocinrcr W. A. All, Xtewar.l or Assistant I>cctnrer. W. T. Iliirley, Dis.r Kr-r'lsir. It, K. Harley, Assistant Keeper. TT. W. ttislil<ir<L AcAke-out lit .toil.*- ' F. II. t'fftsh, HrtstttW.vJcnt. F.x-cuttve (xuninittoe-^C.‘B! Free, W. W. Patrick, Mf. A. FaOat. ’ * Trade Coiamtttee—U. M. Hunter, E. II. Dowling, J. M. flmer, W. A. All. " CotumiUev on (Tool of tin- Order—J. C. Me- MUlan, C. M. Fsbmikld, W. T. Cave, J. K Snelllng, K. B. (hubs. , BARNWEL (•articular CoRNHTAt.K MoI.SSSKA,—A llqrnier living near" Wnyeroas, Ga., ter* fhc NewYoik Win Id how he nirfde some line mo}*»*e* out of eommon tteldoor«. le «ay* : “I planted two acres of rich laud N In corn about April 1, last >ear, fertilizing It heavily with homo-made cpnipoat twice during it* after-growth, ivhloh, of course, made large and heavy POTENCY T" CATARRH Tha profwae Slackarge of 1 ■inrM from Uia dom, tlie Sfnppiaa ot mam* from the i nnutrlU into the throat, thu wrmmBlatlow ot mr.coa and | tfia constant incUnsUen to i hawk and expectorate. GO CENTS PEk BOX (Pier*). jGT-MalleS promptly oa receipt of price. nr^-GtmtdsMYl- miula on mil and Itaxu y hi 8ncliingMsTted nn alliga(>7r^'TTetXTTirT^n Monday, found by u negro on 8nltkn- halehie, near Mr. Washington'Hal ford’* place, thirty odd egg* beiqg re- „ Lu •ISCOSKU. — 1 —---Htw> TMt* _ W’e offer one hnndred dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hair* Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney A Co. ITop*., Toledo, O. Wo tho undersigned, have known F. •I. Cheney for tiie last 15 year*, and be lieve him perfectly honorable in all kusines* transaction* and tinn.-.elally ablo to carry out any obligation* made by their linn. West it Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo O , Walning, Klnnan A Marvin, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, O., Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken iiiter- naily, acting directly U|»en the blood surface* of tho system. Greenville New* are opj**,^ t< , ti, 0 nomination of a Si*te tickt by tlie co■*-,«,,ition to be held inColo,bia next Mondav. w bile The Slate and',|,^rtan- burg Herald are in favor of : ( , c h ac tion. In the Conservative weekly papers there i* a similar propqiou of opposiiion to noiiiiiiatioiifl. Some how or dth?r HurEttgaDfLcanr dldate always doe* aometliin, that slower people never think almt, j n -iiurch, preaching once a month, on ! price, 73c. per botllo. Sold by alt We »re selling those first class labor aavers. New Homo, New Ideal, New Climax, which have given complete satisfaction to thousand* of buyer*. SPORTING GOOD8. W©have full stock* of guns and pis- (ola, cartridges and aininunitiou, all of beat quality. We do tin roofing and all repair work with best material and skilful workmen, and in all hardware goods we are head quarters for tlie best goods ami lowest price*. Give us a trial, it will pay you to sec our good* and learn our price*. H VIRJfc WILLIAMS, Opposite Rush House. aprl9 . ’ ’ J ThcGrahams Collegiate Institute for males and females, Denmark, 8. C„ will begin the next session Monday, bept. 3, 1894. Tuition from f 1.00 to $2. 50 per scholastic month, including the High School grade*. Modern method* u*ed. Teachers of long and successful experience in training children. Only thorough, conscientious work done. Great stress is laid'On character b.iild- ing and on giving student* a praVlical knowledge of the^ubject* Uuglit. Pen manship, Practical Arithmetic, and the preparation ofktudents for college, are specialties. If yon art anxioji* to have your child trained and educated right, don’t fail to inquire into the merit# of this school. For Infonnstlon regarding board, the courses of study.JW, address, • H ^Mfl-LLlS, Principal, ***. '* Denmark, 8.0. V*. Jm mi I ■ ■ (Wanted) ladle* ’and gentlemen make from |3 00 to f4 00 per day folding addressing circular*, and correspon ding for me at- their homo». Perma nent position, for p- rticular* send self addressed stamped envelope to J. W. KELLER Mishawaka. Ind„ uthor 6f “Hounds and Haiea.” Saturday and Sunday Brother Britton lieiug alieplierd. Our Sunday selimd D very good, superintended by Mr. Henry ilorrl*. W’e have al*«i a good school mider xui crvtshjn of J. IF; Hill. There i* some fever iu town, but the health I* generally good. Wlieu in want of good* call at our tow ii. Merchant* and clerk* will be a* polite a* possible, especially to the fair sex. ^ • Anonymous. Greenland Xeirs. Th-i Jneu * and relative* of Mr*. II. B. Mathew* regret veryChiuoh to leant of her painful illness, and sincerely trust that tin- skill of tTi«"amending physician, and the care of loving friend#, wlo arc w ith her, may speedl- Ty rehtorc iicr to her usual good health. We arc pleased to see that ’’God’s Acre’’ iit-.Jovee HrancU ha* been nicely and ta.-hfuUy clean-d up. it show* tliaj, though tho loved on 5* are gone, they are not entirely forgotten. It now ueods new palling* around it, as the old one* are very fnuchoutof repair, then it Will lie a perfect job. During these days of *un*liinn.and no rain, farmer* a o quite btny gather ing their cottM, and iho w hl<itlqor tlie cotton gin i* quite a familiar vuind once more. Sorghnne making—‘miFTet syrup,” lias been very much tlie order of tho day, recently. One gentleman, who niakr* fur id* neighbors, ha# made over five hundred galfon*. An attractive and accomplished lirunotw.. Mu» Annie Jonc#, of Align#- Jenrfle'A^erMm ^ Visiting Mias Miss Nettle Owen*, of Du . - . visiting Mi^tDaisy Green. M*® n > u Misses /Whm and Lizzie Killings worth, two of Dunbarton’s most pypu- lar young ladies, are visiting friends and relatives near Allendale. •‘B. E.” Druggiot*.—Testimonials free. Call for a CoiiTenUon/ Democrats ok Barnweli. Ackerman returned road* running through this'c^ 1 ; r»*'l JiiBtlc* Mclver called the Su- art together yesterday in Co- wbieh Wihear argument'and aseldc argnmen! ways can aevetitutloimiRyofthedUpon- Tinker Zeke wM)3. . Attorney Gen.- Bu- 1 regret 7V/and Ged. W. Croft and\ juat am the j^rtrard against the law. Finatinct ^dyte* It tag, that As tturday*Chief Justice Alelver, i of J. P. K. Bryan and Mitch* dith. luading Charleston law* [.»tied a role requiring Slate imiaaidner D. 11. Traxler and Bataa to.allow cause before (Court on the 12th 'yester- rhy the former alpfuld not •qjoined from purchas- llquors f«r lawful iwfifg moi or from ir a(p) dealing in ite, and also enjoin paying any war- » dlspen r the dispensary law. cowl were kept nths diTTThg the Their foed end paid feir M uf the exi-iteffiug Blackrille News. Prof, and Mr*. Inst week, very much improved after a plcxsant suniiuer’* sojourn up the coun try. Mr. Harry Hum met, came home last week and will stand the examination for the Citadel CHdet»hip on tlie Mill. \V« ho|HJ you Mill lie wjccyssful, Harry. Mr*. JI. L. IMefcniacb, of Savauiiah, Ga., i# in town Slopping with friends and relatives. Mr. 11. D. Jzlar was down from Au gusta last Sunday. The Blackrille High School will open on the 17th with a corps of teachers as well equipped as any school in thu state for it* tize. tyof. Ackerman, as prin cipal, willteg|siste l by Mr. A. M. Mo- Cotinel^pK. Garrie Kelly and MmeriiflT. Mr. McConnel is a young man and a graduate of Biotmt College. Blouiu county,A labama. lie come* to u* highly recommended and thorough ly qualified IoTHT any position Tli hi* protuASipu a# a teacher. ^Ile is also h fluent writer and contributes articles of interest for several prominent ,niag- azines, r Rev. Mr. Prlenti*avX$Ucopal -divine, preached two eloquent sermon# last Sunday In the Episcopal Church. Hi# service* will be continued here once a month afijiai-tor.* There were .'JSOJbalca of cotton sold her* last Satinthe highest price jigid was 6-90 p4§pound. A. U. C. * ■ffih Do yon wisli to asake gruel for a sick friend? Take com niaal and sift it in- To THE —Count*!—— ■ VVhereas, tho Domocratio Conference Comniittee of South Uarotlfla has called a convention to meet in tun city of Co lumbia upon Monday, tbe 17th in»t., for the “purpose of enhsideriug the political situation of tile State and tak ing such action a* their collect i\e wis dom may suggest for the public wel fare,” And, whereas, It Is desired that Barn well county bo represented in said Convention by a delegation in perfect accord with the Democratic platforiH' as adopted by the Chicago Convention and opposed to the so-called Ocala platform and all existing false doctrine masquerading In our midst under the name of Democrats. - Now, therefore, all Democrats of Barnwell County who are opposed to existing circumstances as a hove stated, and who are in sympathy with the pro posed Convention on the* 17th hist., and the principles , set forth In the aforesaid call for the same are Hereby earnestly and cordially invited to meet iu Conventioi* at the Opera Ho isc in Barnwell upon Saturday, the loth- hist., at 12 o'clock M„ to elect twelve delegates to the aforesaid Convention— to fully and freely discuss the political situation of the ^Ktate and to do ;»> d perforin sucfrwMTcr act* as the wisdom of the majoritv may see fit so to do. Chas Carroll Simms. Chairman. * W. O. Smith, B T. Rice, Committee. Onr Fault. tlie first primary elect ion M. It. I veil- port and I’.’N. Lott, leadingeamhuu-s for .8eh.Mil CommlMloncr, reeev«d, * ieh,870 votes, and over iu Marlantd- itiir J. T. I’ark#. who had moved lire f om Edgefield 21 w®ek* l»ef.»re the «v- tion, tletl with J. D. Me Lues* for Fj. bate Judge, each receiving 713 votes.! Primary eloctlon news received fr^ only a few boxes received up to closi^ our forms. Barnwell on Tuesday re-elected th ‘ well done” Council for aqotheryea. Sit BroaGway, N«w York. For sale by J. Allan Tobin. Greenville College for Women e m. cj a- sL-XOLft’ X Kri. I’ltKStDEXT. nth. Chartered. The Session Brnixs Wkiixesday, Sei'TXMHKK 2»>th, 1M)4. The College contlpncs the work of the*‘Grueiirille 'Female College” a* it existed for the past sixteen years. Full corps of accomplDlicd and experienced teachers in all iVpirtment*. Dki’artment ok Mvhtc presents the same high standard Hint prevailed un der I’rof. IV adk K. Brown. Graduates of the great Conservatories of Music in the l’niteil Stales are Instructor*. Dktakimknt ok Art. in charge of Miss Harriet K, Snillli of the Metropol itau School of Art, New Yoik. GltADED SCHOOL. ■ Sketching from nature a s|>oclal feat- uroof next years art work. ’ BUILDINGS. ' The large and splendid building Mown as the Conservatory of Music in minuet ion with the large dwelling of le President adjoining will he used. HOME DEPARTMENT, 4:comnindatioRS for some board er. Mrs. A.. 8. Townes will be'tn ( large of live Home Department. Car pied rooms, ne.,tly and comfortably firnU'ied. ^ date?of board. tuiUm , ike., have been reliu-ed to meet the bard timiK Two botrders from tbe same family or from sane? eonuupnliy received at special re diged rates. Kplendid church and 8. 8. advantage* in Greenville. , . Health record—not a death or hardly a case of serious illness has occurret among the boarder# for sixteen years. Send for catalogues and circulars. IT-"-'' . —- auglft sHoes SLlPPEI{S. We have them, perfect goods, fresh from tlie factories, finest qualities and most fashionable styles. We In vile tbe ladies and genthnnetl of the yoifiTty - in catt and nia fat iif l. selves, coufldeut that tre am pirasa tho most ci Ulcal tastes. T. 8. CAVE A SBO. febla-tf ' . .JJ ►talks and cars, lull of sweet juice, like j Pip J I! W MllzHOflS the juice from the old Ujihia or #or-| LfH d« «• ..glium cane. 1 did not plant it with hat Intention, hut after obaetviug thl* : itnmesHaiely pulled tin; corn ears while green ami shipped them In bar rels to Boston which alone doubly paid my expmses of planting, fertilizing and ga'hering. I then imlled the blades off} leaving them on (he ground to be plowed under, and hastily pro- ceded local down llie #tnik*,cu( oil the tops and halil to myTuninoe, i ground the stalks to pieces, and treated t i«m as I do sugar cane—alH*ut t'lree T.oursIVTill tt iliodeiaUriy hot fire under the Imiler, which lield eighty gallons. I (-produced, after the t'"r-jce.«# wn* conflicted, nine guilous of the wliitesi, purest and most flagrant sy/tip that I hate- ever tasked. It was tiiick and lull of sweetness, and did not h ive the burning belonging to sorghutn and sugar cane nioiasacs, ,jGranu I a tetl sugar could not la* ihelted aatd made Tin to clearer s*ruplhan this. 'I'here an -fnany. mlviiiiltlfp-s in grinding col ll- sialks over that of sugar cane. Using the old fashioned roller mill, 1 filled it w ith the or six «ta!ks at oiioe, nnd one.] small pony pulled through with po strain at all. ;‘The two acres made throe barrels of tlrhrsa’jriip of which I speak, audit wa» not necessary for me to ship it In order to dispose of It, as two barrels retailed at II per/jEsHott right here In till# ebu iitylilnfl T cmrld- -Ttavsi soid iiu|Ai}l more at tlie same price if f had itiaiTedir ’l nis year I linvo planted twenty aero* in corn, and I shall go thruagh tbe same process of planting, manuring and gathering as ~1 did last year, and there are many of my neighbor* en gaging iu the jo od net ion of crop, prin cipally for the cornstalk mohisses.” The experiment is worth trial by those w ho have access to sorghum mills. TIIE RAMUEUG Scxt Session Begins September K A Cl* LTV. Ilcnrv 8. llartzug, (8. C. M. A. and 8. B. T. ii.) Drrent'. Hunter, (8. t?. W. A.) Hubert M. Wroton, (8. A C. B. C. Miss Lizzie Black, (G. F. C.) J. T. Prince, (s. c. t:.) M iss Bertha Felder, (W, T b ) Miss Florence Roach. Matron, (To be elected.) .During the past Session llif> Pupil# were enrolled, crut we mnfldMJtljL.cV- pcet this number to bo largely increased next session. The Tr-orte, hind Un.e last bc - odd post offices on tRb A il , i' n K twenty g through this ri *’l came about in this way. We welt*'* press at the usual hour, one o’clock, on Wednesday. Twenty minutes later we. heard, at the post.oftlce, that the train passing Barnwell for Blackville at 7.33 a m. nii^ returning at night vyould be discontinued after that day. So a con siderable portion of our mail lay in the Barnweli post office front 7 o'clock p. m» Wednesday until 3.45 p, in. Thurs day. IfWb had been Informed of the change earlier we could have gotten out on time. Until another surprise sched ule goes into effect we shall go to press earlier ami reach subscribers on the days they have been accustomed to re ceive The People. MrsrV Advertisers nnd correspondents will oblige us hy sending iu theirs favor as early in the week as possible. Judge B. C. Prestsley died on the 5ih inst at his home iu Summerville, aged nearly 8(1 years. He was a country boy, havings been born In Abbeville county, and rose to tlie bead of tiie legal pro fession. Before tlie w ar he was sub treasurer of tiie United States at Char leston and after the close of lhatktnig- gleg to his own surprise ami without •elicitation, he was reappointed- He wa# elected Judge of the first Circuit In 1877 and served the Stale with conspic uous faithfulness and ability for fifteen VGirs, resigning on account of failwre of his health. He had long hnen a de voted member of tbe Baptist church. to a quart of boilin(.wmter, stirring it until it is of the canslstencv ot cream. Add salt to flavor, nnd let it stHpMr for half an houc^ longerptbeff run it through a flu# Glare. Have In a bowl a little cream at nch milk.' Ppur your ruel Tuttf it, a id votahave a '““"F son sutf ought to reliab. u W LtelHiy <*»» John F. Jones, who has represented NeAda in the United Htate*.Senate for over twenty years, abandoned the Re- drink a sick ptrsuf publican pa ty last week and became Populist. Other Republican Sen mi adjoining Northwestern 8 likely to To! iow suit, aa free •) there. Ol'R MESS HAI L. - Realizing the need (»f chcapJsirhsfan- tia) Inmrd we. are trying tq salve that problem by adopting the inesVliall sys tem, A coniiiuvdlons buHdiiF, 86 feet long, 55 feet wide and two jfti’ics liigh i* now iu proce** of erection tail will Iw completed by Sept uiber. VhTTig mef. boarding in tlie Mess Hall anexpeeted to bring their own bedstead#inai tress es ami bed ohilhing. The marou of the Mess Hall ouys provisions [and em ploys cooks. At lkeend of iierntmin tlie expenses are added up aid divided by the number of boarders Lnd eacli one i* called on to pay his shale. Thus- it, is seen that board will be furnished at absolute cost. We have ev©y reason to believe that board will tost only live or six dollars.per in >mh. Tills system has worked well at Uotcgesand there 1* no reason why it simild not work successfully liere.' ifx young man prefers to bring Ills own provis ions he will be allowed to do so. Meat, corn, butter, potatoes end ntier arii- eles of food will be accepted- aid.cred ited at market prices. Thu# it will not Ik? necessary to pay out any uuh for board. Girls will not be received inthe Myss Hall, but arrangement.# hive been made to board ibeni in private families at eight dollars per month. / THE MILITARY EKATl'BV. v The Mess Hall %pd school generally will be conducted on the military sys tem. On; «»r more of the male teachers will live in thu Mess Hall with the boy# to enforce the rules. A cheap but *ub*tantlal uniform will be provided falS. those who de*irc to wear it. This T he ROj will cost about ten dollars, down to'VlHJJ. ' ot be allowed to roam teacher. Th. y’'‘«t a permit from the. study together till Vuniw required to supervision of a teacher, "guilder the will her kept under a strict nNlili!' 1 * discipline. They will be drilled daft/. - ~ • TCITIOX. A# tte school recet>^ ai(1 f ron r th( , public funds we are cnam.^ lo ... » tuition charges very moderaw. . tion ranges from $l to 52 50 per mo.r^ according to grade. There are no ex tra* or contingent fees. One charge, includes everything. An excel lent literary society i* conducted in con nection with th* school, giving the. students weekly practice in debating. BUai.NJSSS DEPARTMENT. penmanship Course $15k< Telegraphy*, full course ...... Von Book-keeping, lull course..,. 20.00 Short-Hand, full course y Con nee- Itiilirnnd htisiness tauglF tion with telegraphy, j^xth. TEX DOLLATfi^*|| Ten dollars wiiLding and lights, hoard, tultion^Xni’a. Give your oksti dt if stndy includes the q*. Ourt^fft ind 8eieiit.ific branches ual tflntHlode.'n Languages. O ir is af thorough a* any simila* r Jutlon In tiie State., We tit stu [it* for any eoliege. "^or fnrtiier in formation address, HexkyS, IIahrzo<;,'Pyiiieipal terg, Augt.l6 6\v » * W FOR SALE. ONE THOROUGHBRED JERSEY BULL. Apply to J. ALLEN TOBIN auglt) PeHtIst, BLACK V ILLS, ----- H. C Will be at his office In Barnwell averr Salesdny, and Tuesday and Wednes day following, r , Will be at hi* Home office in Blark- ville, every Friday and Saturday, and (till make appointment# to meet pa- prut# at any of our county towns, or call at their residences, r 1 am a full graduai«of Philadelphia Dental College;’ have had .aevenlrtfU years active practical experience, and cun please you iu quality of woik end prices. *»Kl® FINE FARM For Sale. M. Vltau, tiie exnert who lias hern investigating the Seivern kaolin depos its, will go North soon In tlie interest of their development.'. Ho ha* made n patient.and thorough examination and Ids faith In their extent, excellence and value is us strong as can be. That beautifully located and highly innroved (arm of 207 aorea, on th«. .South i'*roRna Katlway. known afl ‘part of the »VjTTl» jdaee and bounded by laod-of M. Willis, Mrs Hallie St*D- •ell, L. A. Thomson, James Baxley and (he South Carolina Railway is offered " for sale on live yeart time with interest at7 percent |hw annum. This pl»4!« can bo made an ideal home. It has all* nwdetlmrt buildings. „splendid water and a' proverbial hraUTi record. Tlteia' ' is no waste land on tbe place and it can * ha improved to equal in productiveness any like number of acre# In Sooth Caro lina. For prices and other particular* apply tu T T. FANFOBD. — Augusta, Ga. DrrRYANA^GYLE^ HI > EOI ALIST. EYE, EAR,HOUR,THROAT,C1118T 2nd Deor from Bank, Blaekvllle, 8. C nprl2-flm ———.: l^oad Notice. The County Commissioner* will eon- si ler at their regular meeting on Tues day, 3d December, a petition asking ih'it a public road t>c established from tb»v Fairmouut Biidge, via Messrs. C. J. I'oitcasr, yiidhias Hair and Powell’s inill, to j-Dj Barnwell and Aiken road at Mr. A^itP-y Stanseil’s, near Burk Greek Brl tgw. , Any and all person* objtn(.\, V(ir to the establishing of the said public r(.«4 w (|| make known their objection* at (Vq time above appointed. If there be no objection and rights of wav be grnn’ed the road will be eatablhdma a liigbway a* petitioned for. By order of the Board. M. J. PATE. Clerk. Carolina Midland R. W Co. To take effect-at 5.30 A. M. Thursday September 0th 1891. \ Jxnitlj. Bound. ^ si f r~ North Boumlt 2- 147 a C 75th Meridian Time. STATIONS. I < - A.MJA. M.l I’. M. 0.45 5.3*1 Lv.*Scivorn..Ar.j 8.1(> -■I • 4 5 , - , jr * K 6.58 5.55 *. . .5V«gencr..., I | * X.081 0.15 Perry t 7.19 C.35 *. V; • Salleys 1 7.321 7.00 * .. .Springfield.. 7.10 7.20 0.29 T > 7.43 7.25 7.48 7.35 ., ..Whaleys., 2 —Walker# . 5 .00 0.18 0.00 0.10; 5.65 0 00 5.50 «.<)0 S.00 Ar) Blackv.) Lv. 10.35 fOdWlLv) 4 f 10 47 10.55' ... Ashleigh. THE STATEW SOUTH t ! AE0y?{A BARN WELL COUNTY. ' IX THE COURT ok NtOBATB. By James O. I’at tor son. Esq., Judge of Probate in Bar'llwelECounty. Wlicreas Simon Brown applies for I.etlers of Administrulion, on the es tate of S dmiion Brown, deceased. Tlicse art, therefor©, to cite nnd ad monish.all and singular, the kindred and creditor# of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at a,Court of Pro bale for the said county, to be fiolden a‘ Barnwell C. Ii. on Friday*. 1 Itb day oi SepUmilK-r 1831, at 11 o’chick a. m. to show cause, ULauy, why the #:jfsl ad ministration should uot’he granted. Given-under my hand and tlie s.cil ot tlie Court this 4th day of Hgptember, A. D. 1X111, and in tlie 118th year of Ameri can Independence. JAS. C. PATTERSON, *pt0-2\v Probate Judge. NOTIcl^is HEREBY GIVEN, IN accordance with law, that application will be made to the General Asseaiblj of tlie Stale of South Carolina, which convene* in November iu the present year, fom charter for the Incorpora tion of a Railroad Conipany, to be known as The South Carolina Railroad; tiie said railroad to run from the City of Charleston, through th« counties of Cliarleston. Berkeley, Colleton, Barn well and Aiken or some of them, to wards a |K>int on tlie-Savannah River, auglti tuov23 ‘ Holice to Gontractt Ar. .vl IU* 1 . 5.35 ft 00 4 35 5.3: ft 13 n Health mean* so muck more than ■you imagiuo—serious and ’fatal diseases ftteslr from’ ’trifling ailments neglect*^. < ’ Don’t pfatY with Nature’s ’greatest gift—heal 1 .A- 1th. if yon ry# fotraiff eat at sorts, weak . •ml acneraily am- ksasfsfl. aolYeas,. hovo ao aypotUs' an4 can't walk,, btytn at oacourik- themesi ratio-. t streoetkeatao madialno.which &. Browo a l»oa Ut ter*. A few bot tle* care—baaeht is?/ < " I I hot dooc-Sf ttlTa ot tn late. , elt Cures, Dyspepsia, KIdoqyr—i Llvar Nauralgla, TrocMaa, Coastfpatioo, Bad Blood > Malaala, Norvooo aBnoto Oet only tho gcoeiow—it ha* croeoct red lino* on the wrapper. All others ore ooh- •tHoteo. On reertut Of two *r. oUmo wa win send set ot TAt BoanslMwa*M*a rmr View* sad hook—free. BROWN CHEMICAL CO. OALTUMOOg. MB. 22" _ g(**SI*l«*SOMOSOOSSOOOSSOOS !Are Morrises.. ., 4 .. .Brow nell.... •2 .... ..Cave*.. ; . 3 11 38! I2-40',.. .*Sclgling.... . ' ^ A 1 L4ft 12.53 Ar*Allcmlal ILllUl.ft ‘ CT5 Ilf ,2V 12.25 1’. M. r.M. r 4A-. ~~ r»uNCA> 31 i + '' 3 2-T 4.3t; I 3.15: A.30 , i - 4.22 2.45 4.13 \ A. M. ir. M. 0KKK:ifla( ||pppp»wir»ept.. ISbl.j (T# will be roccivwl by the Tounnissionei* up to 12 m., October 2d lorthe fojlowkfg eon tracts: 1st. For painting Hie oiiuidv of the jail, twy coa's, w ith first-clMss mafei ial and Workuian#hlp, and for re|>airiNg blkids ami wbnibirs. ' 2nd. For fiiruisbiug one No.AS Stoye ami implonientsOor (’(Hiking piirpo*cs. Bids slioniil lie '■epurato. Right to ’ reject any or ail bid# reserved. By order of tbe Hoard.. M. J. PATE, Ckrk. (CAN BELLINGER, ^t.icitok 2nd. Circuit. tT ELL IA M H. TOWNSEND, Latk ok Elliott A Tow xskxd, Beaufort,8. C. II.Tfc O’BANNON. f Bellinger, Townsend i O’Bannon, \ ATT’OIVNIC'VH at law Office Ryan Building, Barnwell 8. C. Charles Zissett, ■ ~ 1 —r-—: — ■ * Practical Watchmaker. First door #outh of Brown Honw, Barnwell C. II.,8.C.,offershi*servic«s to tho pnhlie. An experience of upwards of forty years is the best guarantee.'.bat hf I knows hi* httsines* and will give satis ' *- faction in th# quality of hi* work and the moderation of hla-charge*. Reliable time keepers for sale. ’lichfi J out of employment, or in 5 a position that you do not 5 like? Possibly the solio- jj iting of Life Insurance is | your special forte. Many 5 people have, after trial, Sheen surprised at their s fitness for it To all such | it has proved a most con- | genial and profitable occn- s pation. 'The Management s of the v • 1 Equit&We Life i in the Department of 5 Carolina^ desires to ( to its ibree; some of ai