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i L s— The Barnwell People. #]. W..mps. Editor ) Prop'r. munkht corxrr riRrcurfoJf. iltm-knrM cam*, anil nottvi‘l'» «‘.MnillriK unccaalnx blasts from my t+rrmrr Tttrffn? t'nnie ro m^ w mp^Tarpir TT** TE.VXIS CHAMl’IOX. "Well, tlilhlt of Pnalilnjtoft, wliat <*o th* nqus? IIa»o von you I'.vi-r ‘■Well. I cottl I hot hear of h : a Oi>i>vi«>..nfci«iiii wn'i r.-’tit nt'th- r»»UKSI>AY, FKmurvWY 7, isn.*. r i> Th* Charfott«, C., Oh«frv#r oh. •arvea fhat Ibv l^moc.tatU: pat t v ha* ' ‘elbow room a ml a lleld fo ll>;ht In” Hi ihar An I a* one of It wr .rrgirt to rftnark t)Rlitlial*ti a'ooif. all It ha 1 * anvw'lore. J’t K.iaaKT.IIil.t. AiUiofmv. Frhntaty :l, lH!t.’». Editor /’'•••/*/■' ; •• ; On 1**1. Krnlav rvenlii? loflu before the liorw for iHtntorcat iVin|)cVanca con- teal at our llttl* Aciuicmv tlie hou*o n-ir^-rtitrTFt-rit^ utm^t t.ifmhTtfe- 'Fhg »ch t>ol la *tn«lcr the ntatiattvmciir ot tlto hcabfilitl ami Kt OiirnplMlcif tl tui'litor of K**\. T. I’. I.luc, Alias Mttiitic l.ul**, »>f T1 iliistoq. » W** h*<! n apii'iulitl tirojjraiunio. ami avert (wit iliotml catcfiVI ait'l <*ar*ie*t pfcnaratioti on tlto pat t ol nirir cxcel- ient tea< !i> r n<tfil participant*. t-noGiuuMir. . Thn Ptorcl'CH nprnetJ itHh tin 1 sang, “tinhVa Me Q-iTIiou <»ival .Irhovali.” ’ Vtt >(a y alfer, Alisa Kniina Kcnnrily; Kohioot, Tno Kiroa. •Jml, Air. H'atior OriiMta; aul()«'rt. i The ilarrel of AViilakejr. :hl. Miaa l.ixzie Urubbs; aubjeirt. The Crv of Tmlit)'. Uh, Alias Rom Kennedy; subject. The Hu/(le i»Calling. —a-.. Stb, MUs l.liale C.rnbbs) stibjer't, The Saloon Must Ito. tith; Miss I.ula (itubbs; stlbjoct,’(Re inforcements. y ' Aft(>r tiro f|tenkem In the FVtnoresl contest H.iiUImmI we h id seveial cha rades, dialogues, etc. rite iudgesof the contest were Profs. F. N. K. Huilev. IL J-'. Kh r and VY-tL- T*eicrson,of tin; Williston High School. from the boya in the camp. AH that night the bears, 14 »f ’em, lay right «t the foot of the tree, nocnsionHily glnn. ciug up at me |t> are If | a as doing all • hoard of thin follow Smnsrtter Uofo-e? 1 . right. Ab«»ut daybreak another hunter ! ''Nn, (ins, 1 hnve nev -r seen hint cattle along. He put them to Might .-.nd play. I have seen -dii*. i.ncie in tire pa* I was released Iron, my very tiresome pers once or twice. | «t thnt I ( nil I po- t.o,^ where h.td been kept lor know of him. I nerer Uonight.of him et her e r otnpnni* h»:in. if t, •II it the table,** Tpjomed her |- in rather ho n'j/ricvol I \v ;ia told ho del not A Cotton. Fertilizer. nearly 24 Itottrs. 'I he limit., r g ive me some abclls w hich Mt. my gun. and then we slatted in tor the enemy. Ily IJ o'clock ihat day we. had every oite> of tnem killed. Fontaine was once put on the >t.ind In iho frlal of .lames s. llttuilliou, elimged with having innnlered R It. ttanihrell in issu. ||p was cm ployed by the defense to tiuce Certain pliysicur s.lgna wfth li were alleged to have been produced hy Haiiilltoti nr some of his I’ll vat" Joint Allen, a member of t'ott- gtess, w as ■•oinltictliig the proserullou. He attempted to get-. filnti-V •witti I' on- fiiliie, and fid one 1 me Tin, is llle lie fits engineering and in rule »lniotlng f’ “So I am.’ replied Fonnitnw, “IVell, cull yotl tell the eiiiiit. some- W ig that Von have accomplished to rant youf tdnlitt 2 ’ “I tnigh*, if tiie.ioitrt would like to bear them,” said FniMnlno. Thvlc he lug no ohjection, he continued : “some years ago I was employed hy a Texaa sy mlicate to do aomc Work for them. I had run a line so iimny varus to the south; thence west so ‘many va- ros, and thence Ut.Lbe Jtortlieati so ma ny varos. I tnuy explain to the coiirfr that the word Varo is a SpHiilsli one and Is ttjulvttltnt to a vanU Thu linu> eon- siun)-d In rutiiiltig this line Was over thrta> months. Now, gnntlemen, so m-* etir.rto was my transit and so perfect was I in my calculations that w hen I- Aft»T Careful deliberation they decided that the last speaker, M Us Ini hi Grubb*, had won the medal. It was presented by Prof. Peterson in a neat and appropriate addies*. His address w as very interesting and Hi- stru 'tl\ 4. If is adiice P> small children wua specially approprliiU;. liei. ipiite a young man, hut lias already gainad considerable reputation ns a teacher, ■ml w e prcvlict Jnj .hlm. AJirlgbywnil tiseruTTiiturtTIn Ills i'Iiomiui protcsslou. Wo w ere favored w ith t|ie presence of qnlto a number of onr IVilliston triends, among (bn. nnniber we recall l'»e following uatnes: Prof, and Mrs. liailev, Profs. U. F. Rice, W. S. Peter son and .1. R. A. iVhitlock. Mlssea lUr- rie Merri*t, Carrie Jirecne, (darrie l.ide. May Rigby, Daisy Rountree. Katie I.hio. Clara .May Hair and Alattie War ren, Messrs. Carter, Rigby, Greene, Milliter, Tillman, Foreman, McAll.Itti ami otlier** Tlie exercisei wen> eftjoyetl very irnieli br every ot»e present, and espe- eially the young folks. We feel ourselves exceedingly fortu nate in securing the services of so esti mable so-I excellent a young lady as Alls* Mamin. We wish her continued aucc «s in her duttna, and may peace and prosperity be tier lot, and an occa- a.onal entertainment ours. c Hol.AM). up against a brick wall. "Now, ’asked Mr. Allcndif the, slt- tyea*. . you tdillm to bo an expert in civil ordered my rodittan tn stick tin* Jacob stall in the..trround. In' jamiuni it right through the rye o B f tv grindstone w hh h, had i een hurled tn.dor the ground iim ( | AludiAlJiaJLliC4>uiiU L.tkvircd tamakaj.'. The. a was :* t ifti i in tlu' PUdicnco, which the Judge pj»uptU suppressed. Now giv e us si story of some n mur.t- alde shot Ilia! you have made,” u-ked Air. Aden with a cynical .Miiilcou lii< li(>« and a gencial air id (loiilit al| over his f uv. * **Yon knotty gcnilcnun,” ■•a’lil Mr. F'otitiilne, “ih.it as long ns I competed in the rillc coiilcsts in this Mate tffAt' I w as Its cliatnplnn. I can tie a bullet 'o n wiring, attachihe string, to a limb of a tri'i*. pliiiiiirOir niic wvtthtdrcnioiitli of a iMdllr, «ay ;t beer bottle, start the hnlht swinging, step olf a luntdred for n moment as lil'Cl Vw»Q‘^4v'--w-v all •auph n stirpriSj* us ths-..'' "Well, I a in jolly glad he lias done It. It docs these chap, who have had It. «iH.helr mvn wrvy so Ion? no end of good t » have tho conceit taken out of thci.il jj! tasL” Thla^oriVersatlotl tdoh place mi the it ay after that c\-jiling day at Wiinlilc- dim, so mcnioraldc to all int *icKtcTdn lawn tennii, whett tile ini^lit-v cliam- plou of six year i* standing h id been thoroughly and fairly li':it<*u Ily a “No, I think h • imti 'ru * 1 w-e aliottl 1 Unvo cnou .h tenn;.. dnriti ' the week, no he turne I the convcr. rition into nn- •ithcr clumncl, and tallied most de lightfully oh evilly »uljjcct\ Ah, Vlicro he i> It was rather a amick riXN i \(i. Pnrcliase only nidi fertilizers for least 3 to 4$ actual potash. cotton which contain at »theMv.g-h-;TI N ton tenuii pl.iyi'T- when the. inight.y 1 chainpioii appeared on the ground, for 1 he wa.-, arrtiyed in A faultlesseor>I gr;iy suit, carrying his gloves And a sficlt, ' . had wit.lt no su/rgestion about his oun- lilitl (tt'dlOITI 1 I w j’.ilti (-iilL voiill nltcn- timi to the fapl lliat I mn |)i*c|)nml to ilo all ot IKON For Corn, Fertilizers should contain 6 s Potash,. 1’oor results arc due entirely 4o efficiency of Totash. \ kimU \X N I) SIIKKT ' WOKK. Uoofin”*, JJdliUd'ilU Kd'pnii in”*. All work will receive mv youthful iiml comparatively itukiTdivn fttayer. ildter itf<itt;f aodest-ii tit « slri'tg- gle. ^ Full r-potts hnd, of eotir . *. a|t|1“afed In lit-} paper(, a id th.* new . h id jut r^Arltcd the remote coiintr.y t .c.Vuof Muggh-ton.-w IiOhc tee it h, pinrcT') nre <iui|c ns much, if not more, excite 1 the day after the event than those thoil- sands who w itnessed* tho struggle ojf tlui AII-I'.ngland cliainpiousliiii court nl W imhlciloii. Arthur Pnahltigton was tlie secre tary of the lawn tenhis club at Mug- glcton, anti Augnstm Honlsthut was the Mugglcton thempion.' The club has its enemies, of coitrvt', lllseirmi’y thing trul v^reat, \y bet her' an Institution or individual^ crtcmiOs ticcJi us nicTctubaof the iiv glr- boring tow ns and villages round about, which cannot produce a player who coiiicS" within challenge distance of the M llggletftn i liniT.p'inn _. tumc of ptnviiig tennis. He, liowcver, tallce 1 very affably . with hlsnc'itiu'.iitaiicrs'tif The night be I Jln<*Ht l<)lV; . , fore, ^especially with '.Miss Jonei*, and ^ r 1 AH killil-' nf St OVes' Kr- displayc I great interest in the “draw.” , ,;i ra ; n from which ho learned that lie was to ! ‘ ‘ 1 V' . i Tday .'lr. Ii tho ilrat fownd r, W . M. a t A K\ IN. that du-r-.i’.on. ' , ; • . . I»!<•.(• k\'ilit-*, s. Pr Ah, my dear Ronlt.-f,' said ytirs Jonc. to her friend, w*b, n Mr. Sinashcr had left the ground .-rod gone up t,. the i * Tho members of thcs--> ill-nattjred dubs may say that th - reason for the preeminence,of tlio Mugg'l -t uiian-f in tennis is owing ti' there bo I: i - notTiitig* TTitkoi'.irTt vT im I i f. >r, ini*d»r.-*HrTT the ma^r fiofTivT ifiS?' ” gent len r.u I ever met, ’ • . 1 “Did you notice liow grave and po- j lite h<( looked when we were watelidig tlmt dreadful .Mrs. Knoekahout mak- ; ing seek an idiot of herself on the courf? limy a married wortihn of Imr age "and siiw cm play in foiirniwjwnt 1 ! a* sin; does, I cannot think. “.she Is a disgrace to burClitb, and I Am sure anyone with a .i.malb r mind than Mr. Sma-.her would have l iuglied diitrig-h.t wlien she fell down and went through the net—one of ynr new nets, r too, ju .tdTought for the tournament 'The afternoon’s play at last e in FINAL D!>C v, tieei* licn-bv given iho tlje mi- de >igni-,b n ill ti c liic tinal aee unit willi i j. S. V\ i-( k-, Ksi) , Judge ol I’ro- b i!e,on Saturday, the !lth day ( f Mareli next, tit 10 o'clock in the forenoon, hx Adinir.i«itntor <j^ (ittv estate of Airs. n . T. 1 i/.abet h t iidif, dcecttsed, a bb^iiee 1 in earnest.' 1 bad troTrbled :.H iNe da The wind, which —player* . a good I.etiers Db tiitssoi'v. 1L Ijamar Fottfafnr. Tim fldnim ( Ark.) apcclal «aya : “Fonuinn lives on the MiasUalup! al-h* Jn-t ncmaa the river from Helena. IJ* I* niiqiicsthmahlv the moat aucccaa- tul hm»r tiuuter In Utia or tiny other part wf fim emititry. Moreover, U» U the best, rill* *|»ot in the South, ■ml one of the beat, in the world. He la over 7(1 years of nge. He aerved galhiiitlv In Mm (ionfederate Army. It was lie who d 'ated down the Yazoo River in an In- dlnn *-dti*-ont” right by the Federal i«et of gunboat* and landed in Vicks burg without liMvIng t.a*ted a particle of loud for three daya. lie was one of the mo t fcarleta and daring scouts on the Southern able of that conflict. He yards and put tlmt bullet in tlieTmttle D times out of 10,” “Yon don’t say,” aald Mr. Allen. “Yes,” continued Fontaine, “and I hat isn't all. A few Weeks ago I was out oim night lire hunting. A gpst of wind Mow my lamp out. Ahunt that time I heard the oini'iious whir of a rat tlesnake. It. was very near me, lint I couldn't fell exactly how do-e or how far. I waited a inonienl and it-rattled again. I located him pretty a,vurate- Iv, and with the flash of one Parrel of my eun gota head WTOl.ilm other and killed Mm. (Juirk Work, hey y” Hut the funfiy Gongrei»*rtiuii couldn't say a word, lie had been knocked s|»*eclilee*. Fontaine was not que* tinned any further. id:..' for tTfeTV’iXirr o t ^ t. > .i<» if it were-not for tho unnuul lawn tennis touriinmont hid.I tliere 11m Mu *- gb touiiin i would never be more than half awake. Hut no one heeds m dev- (dent slanders of t’ui-i character. , For siurin time pi-.t iMuggleton has annually field a tennis touniuiueut, opelt to all amateur tennis players, with special events for local players, hut up to the time of our story the cnUit!4~ ftf)’ The o;>cil-4Ui-t—do.triot j 1 ' events had been wonderfully . Imilar. It in a remarkable fact that none of the illustrious craelcs has ever thought, it worth their while to cotup. t ■ with Mr llowisthat for the diamond ehain- pionship badge, presented to the Mug- glePui to nnix club by Sir Henry Port- liman, M. 1‘.,lhe f.ipure of Portly ball. Sugai vs. Kail. Dr. Arthur T. Neal, director n'the rxprrlmetttNl atNtlon at Nvwark. N. J., says that a gallon t*f cheap nmlasse* poured Into a liar re I of water and sprinltlcd over wheat straw, oafs straw or Inferior hay will cause stock to cat It freely. He xuv« it Is better lhan -ab ■atnl does not ereirtc-Thc Hrir*t that salt doe*; ttiat sngarTmprnics Hie He i* thi author of “All (julMt. Along the mnmw•Ahl drirlll llvo for Vears In )il*torv. a log iii the flght ('liarTc armtiul ('hartcaton, hut no one who sees him walk would ever Imagine thnt 1 k mmm .. .. ft . ft ■ « » . . ■. M . I _ . A V .. ? i he was mi no* one of the most Impnr- * int parts of the juiiirii structure. Ho Is a» agile as a «cboo|l»ov. He has never tasted tobacco, whiskey or coffee. Ill* hair l» nv black a* a crow’a wing atul< hisAisloti is iinlmpaired. Ilo docs not, use glasses m all. Fontaine Is a Smith rRrolinian hy birth. lie settled iw Mississi|rpl imme diately after the awriVnider. He Is a civil engineer hy profession. He ran Hie prclinvfnary line from Memphis to Xew Orleans, which 1* now marked by the A1i-sis*ippi Valley Railroad, a part of the Illinois Central system. The distance irntn AlcinpliU to NewTTrlcans hy this route is K’> mi .es. From Alcm- phis to Vicksburg the distance Is'J.lt ■tiles. The road runs almost (rurallei with Ihn .Mississippi River, agd was, be fore Fontaine went hi there with his level and transit, almost tarr.Vincogni ta. It was fllieil with hearty deer ent- ■moinits, mm thaws and the spotted lion. It was Unl^n; this isniod of KoiHaine's Wfethnt heTago hN laurel* a* a hear hunter, lie ^IlhWflhnlilng over a year mwming tho line to Vicksburg. When he had tin isle* I and begifh counting ftp rhe numher that V»e l>.-vd come in contact wi»h it was discovered th « He Ua* I ala in TTtntnra,Mil deer and pantluw^cata mounts and spotted lions too n-qmerott* to counC.* lie ha* had thany thrilling enemmt- tws, amt it Is u real pleasure to hear him tell of his trials. Here Is one of Ms stories; “One morning I heard a b ar tramp ing around hi the leaves nut a hundred \ aid* front camp. Some of the Imys n ani«-i| to go out and punish him for M« Impudence, Initd wouldn't let them do anything of the kind. I went my self. Well, *ir, instead of tlmling one, ,ypn can stuff me full nf sa\vdu*» and exftjhlt me a« the biggest liar in Al issia- sippi if there wasn’t Iff of the tomes. And they were great big healthy look ing fellows, who seemed tothiisk the country thereabouts' belonged to them uilhout dispute. P.ijt they couldn’t blulf me. I s+ngled out. the biggest one in the pack imK.let him have it right under TTrAHVijjitdcr. Hefore you could ciuint two J had another ouc‘weltering in his,own blood,’ ns you reporters would put it The air was filled with smoke, anyl before it cleared away I had my gun loaded again and was peering through the brushes trying to discover where the other* w ere.’ i haiqiened to hear a nnise' behind me, and on tiirniiig around, there they were, sneaking un on me front the rear. They were not 10 feet a way,-and the only tiling left for me to do waste putrid* game leg of mine to work, which I did. I suppose I ran fnl'f n inife, and on turning around, imagine my .astonishment to see a 11 of them smrrliw*!*. ~ “The only Ibiiyg I *aw to do was to take to a tree, mm.I I went up one like a oat b?fore a pack of hound*. Those hear* stayed right there all dav. Of course they wouldn’t have done aoTT I bird not lost urg mmiutiritiou in my flavor of meal and helps to cure it. Is enthusiastieon the sithjeet. In this vonneetion we think (hat Mr. II. M. Wylie's sorghum cane feed for ling* I* a verllb-ation of the ides. A certain merchant In W|nn*hnro feed* cheap brown sugar to his Itofzes nud mule.*, and vtc heard lliat Mr. I*, t;. Drsportes’ driver feed* hi* two flue mulcM on cheap molasses (rolls the corn in it). ' They show cstrs feed of some IrtmT; -*o-pertTap* the linmldc so. ;'lmm cane may yet.play an imporiant partin the farming operntiru s In this country. — Fairfield News and Herald. A Congressman In adflressltrg the House sakit “As Iranlel Wo 1» ter *ays in hi* great d Minna rr. “It w as N’otlt w ho wrote the diction ary,” whispered a colleague, whos.it at the next desk. “Noah nothing,” replied the speak er. “Noah built the ark ” A aflCAT bfVlDINQ LlNC. Th« Mp Which Spjmmtc* Kuropo Mfit! A tin. 1 let wren Mc*opota|iia, wRepp thp swarming hitman race rttlfod fts fewer of Mabel, and the western plains of Hindustan, with (/icir teeming popula tion in some parts two thousand or more souls to the square mile—a t Fa US' verse zone, containing less than two Inhabitants to the same surface, runs from north to south between tla* Chlf of fhtikfr and the icy Arctic sea. Tl is almost uninhabited zone In-gins just west of the plains of the Mover Indus and its frontier mountains, In the des ert trucks .of southern Itelooehisturt, scattered with rare oases, lb-tween India and Afghanistan it stretches north and northeast along the ragged- escarpnocnts of the Suleiman Dagh and other ranges, whose hidden basins and narrow gorges give shelter to mountain tribes living far from tin* hiliints of other men. except when (ltd martial fury seizes them and brings flictrt to blows with‘hell'neighbors of the luiVcr fable land or the plains. T To kbe northwest of Hindustan th» fold* of the soil- bcs-oine ticcpcr and more numerpus, sharplyjjllviding the world with their oountfeas walls. The hlgii suatpiits of jllc Hindiy-ijjoosh. In ferior only to thmc <rt the HimaTayat of Xepaiil. tower above these rblgcv and spread their glaciers to enormous dis tances. ^ McyomT these, again, the im- mcns.* mass of almost im|iass:ible blgh- Jands which have Ih-cii called the “Hoof of the World," continue t-he line of innrhation very effectuailv between • Hndii-Koosti and Titian Suan. and the ill watered adjacent plalnsTwouden at many points the median zone of separ- tion between ca&t and west. ' Finally further north, in the great Siberian depression, the salt borders pf I-sike Italkush and tlie Viarren rtAiehes of N«*mipalatinsb and the “Hungry Steppe” stretch l*twcen the Ohi and the Yenisei along a hand of thinly-in habited country which loses itself in the frozen tundras. 'The researches of Gmelin and other naturalists have c«- taldlshcd the fact that the true separa tion beDveen Kuiope and Asia lies here. In-these low and -arid regions, and not along the green-heights of the UraF mountains.—Klisee Kevins, in Coutomuorary lie view.- "My deafCst lleHltn, have you heard tlie news?’’- Tho (|uestiotuir was Miss Amelia Jones, win* had dashed, brcnthlcw* ami esciU-d, into her friend Miss Mar shall's drawing-room some weeks after the Wimbledon mooting. “The news, my d» ar? Whfcf news?” asked MiAs.Marshall. “About tho new champion," "Do you mean Smatther, the All- Eugltindehampion? Of course, 1 know he won-the match at Wimbledon." - “Yes, but do you know ho has en tered for tho tournament, our tourna ment, at Muggleton? They are hold ing a cominittue meeting now. Get on jrour tilings, mv dear, ami let u-» ga 1 Ufn longing to hear all about it" M iss Marshall was not long in ar- rahging iier outdoor <»<«stuinci ami ttw- Isr th« iTtorn'jig. and if>or - pay t cularly llirt- ci’.Mi : =*. Km c\- about dropped c.’enpl •T-'K^an I L-fl the tdai'in s-i f i rf-m pOftsrsvTb" n-b Wc will glr.dlV send von jmr pamphlets on: tlie Use of Potash. ^ They are sent flee. It will cost you nothing to read them, and they nifl save yvn dtllUrSi CffkMAN WAl I WORKS, «.i Nassau N*w Verk. I) JNO. H. aV'KRIM., KKCEIYKR. - •' Time Table iirKffert December I7tli, |sl)4. Hctwccti Augusta, Ga., and Charleston, Savannali aud.Jaeksonville, ami all points itt Florida. i Knstcrn Time-Dally Except .Sunday. 7 tn a m l.v TF-nu-w-m-A-f- II Id a m " in-1 j a m “ I-’ XJ in “ 7 ;iu )• m A i Aiign«tft UeetuTort ,— I’orl i’nyitl Savannah l < 'A < Jiv) (’hadfeslnii (( ASKv) . l.v a m s .’Irt DvaJLi. 4 j *• a in i> «R “ p in l t.l “ :t in 4 .VJ Jaeksonville ( Ft itl’IIYy l.v a m !l JO TTifVis the only line ..peraiit.g dailv IWlHWryrUt^flUUlWte hrfwern AtrjrtiSf*— ami Savannah,.. Contu-vting at Jltcksonvil e With liuCa tllvcrgitig for all piduts in Florida. * Hot\i ecu Fort Koval and Huaufort, K. C., Ttnl K:ivanna1l,Oa.,nnjl-niat le»to» l Sr_C. K ASTHKN* Tl M K—Dally Except Sunday. 1 r.4.p m i.v Fort Royal Arf>in7flfl I Mt p in “ Ki-aufoit ” “ |> m '• TJ I 5(1 p m Ar CliarlFsloh/CANKy) l.v p in :l ;{'» (i 55 p in “ Sav.tiiiialiASliy) GEO. T Hit VAN, Trav. I’itss. Agent. » \ p in 1 25 R II. WRIGHT, Gen. Fa-«. Agent. ROAD TOOLS. Zi.- ... ilU l^s-* .*. t .(ot- m*w of thy cliainpiMiT.s iirriv.,-,1 had •. (.urea l ramiil tlie eonntry si-le, r.igl nil tin*] ci>nii try !«|iwre ^ uaAU- Iteeir-w iVt s fuel famdies,. :i--s'iiibled ta force, tolnlU i,gnor;-.nt. fc its most.,oLUicin were, about the ." ‘Ut**-. ■ ' About three o'clock the carriage ■ from the hall cmiyed and Sir Hem v i i*t*d l.ady IVutiiman got on*. Tl. • I .xpeetatoi-,.J’lwl.-eil in v iin forShe iu(ei‘-‘ Oiiiv'.;rii;-Tt, i briUlie s.-erelary, leai-m d —.- - 0rrti'K ('orsrrT- St-crirrr*nn.' - ^ H.utx-w m i., l:., Feh. », Isnri* All rdadovefsects iTh*-iiist.ruete<l to Im n over fpTlnyeli.iirm.1 n of their res- (i.-et vc low ii-bipHnuid- all road tools b longing in the eiuTot-y^ 'i'ovvnsliip boards will dislribiite same to road overseers ami report at once if ai.iy more are needc-l , W. T. CAY K, ...foiinly SnpeiYisor. of imitstion trade marks and labels. m\ AHP HAW SODA frimi Sir Henry that Mr: Sm tsl. r had gone for a Ktroll after lunch and had protnised to turn-'np at the ground'in tliile to play his mateh at threi-thirty. Mr. Augustus Howistlmt was ob served to he grow og- consider:!blv paler its the time went on and the hour of hi , c. rtain annihilation ap proached. A quarter past three -NOTICE. Chimes from the church clock, and had. round two young ladies hurried to the ground just in time to limHr the secretary read the champion's lettef for the twentieth time. It ran: "I have heard often "! your' open tournament, and of the admirable way in whi.h it is managed. I shad be in y»n»r neighborhood ut the time fur which your meeting is advertised, and ahoul.l esteem it a favor if you would enter mg for all the open events and UnT me |*uriner> for the <b>uM<'s," tharo Was not a seat to be the championship court. Hal f-p:i(*t three atruelf, an 1 atill th ■ champion tarried. The little secre tary.,true to hi* en^rg-tie character, iiad been «<loin; y abnorr.1;d f.-ut i of agility in tlie way of bidrig fit MlVeral places at once, and -,vai milch hotter than the hardest-pressed play or, not even excluding Mrs. Knrrkabont. He was extremely tiarasStvl J>y the lupeasant inqurics after the eliampion, din I ifSh just wondi'Tirm wliSlluF Iff”" game ho was playing wits Worth all the trouble he was giving it, w hen a telegram w as pl.ved in Ids hand .. It purported to come from “D. binasPcf." and inquired why that in dividual's name had appeared in the f? , A nny! ing of the legal voters rcturn ing real and ivejMHial irojiertVftLn Al- Icndale Special School I >i«t i let, is called * > n •■(■! ;.| ihe Tow n Hall in Allendale ^tt **.\cive oYInc-k noon on the I7»th dav <” Fehruary Is'.io, to dcenJe w hat addi tional fax, i f any, sh 11 he levied to fill p- plcmciit lIn- gem-ral tax for the su|i|H»rt ol the puhlic s.difi-'is in said special School District. H. T Fa ltd EH, Ghairman Hoanl Tnistee*. All mil,ile, S 1Jan. “‘Jth, isn.*. DR, BlliE MOUNTAIN JOE’S IIsTDl^Llsr lit tfacKages no raorc th,n n,H?r ra<;k,,,,{i *h , » flour—universally acknowledged purest in the WOrM* I Made only hy CHURCH fc CO., New York. Sold by grocers everywhere. Write for Arm an* itamitter Ihroit at tortlMeS-FURR: > r MOKTtiAAJEK’S SALE, Medicine Lodcjfe JSfo. 2. ? paprra -aa harmg- rntcrcd' for gieum-toUrnaiu‘lit. ' 1’oor little Mr. 1’uxhington. wip-d the perspiration from his”brow and gazed at the clock. It was past.four, and there were still no signs of the cliainftirn. . • . J \iilh a horrible foreboding the lit tie secretary took th- telegram which he had received to Sir Henry I’orUi- man and suggested that sum • one should hd sent up to the hall to in- , tfwirr* nfier—Alt*. Sintt' In B.un\vcIL for Threo Weeks. Treatment tor ail diseases. ConsulLiffon Fi\ . I Al>: OK SuTTM G’ AUflMX .V.t ( OTM Y OK ItMIXWkl.I.. ) it Itercas, Dcfauly |ias If-en made in the piij’iiient of tlie debt secured by-g certain mortgage, bearing date the Jthli ol April lsso f ifutdc aiiil exeeuted t»v I’l inee Srrjart of the fomnyof Haiii- "i II and State of .south Carolina to I he New. England Mortgage Security • oin puny, which said mortgage w dull la-corded in the*ntM<-e <>f tht* Hegis- tcr of .Mesne Convcynnce* for Itarn- well C’oontv in Hook “5 E,” pages is to 51, on the Hhh dav of A pril ixst; i Now therefore underand by virtue of the power ol sale contained fit -fid non i■•<)«» The New t*rrg*««ttl Morig-igcj S. curiiy < fillip,my, mortgagee as .aforesaid, will sctl before the t ouit! Hou-e. in I’.arnfvcll Gounty, State i aforesaid on Moffthit .flip.’ lih of! PIPE I Life, Aociflaqi| Oyclon.©, LIGHTNING, \ND- Live stock INSURANCE March tsu5, at public auction wiHth* the legal boor* <-f sale .-to Die highest _ tiiildcr fi»rs-;t«lt. tin; foH«iw lug described At Lowest Rales In |>iemi-e , |,ft w it-‘ Office iH'Kyftin Building, Tlie question for cottvidcraiion was what WHN to be done under thu cireum- Waijcea? To allow U13 UluMrb.us Niriashs-r to go to the “Dog and Duck,” Mugglctonk on* in.v-wa* out of Uio question, "SomchoA.v must put liiin wp," said the scoi'etary; "and wiro is so likely to •i'z It as Jhe prcjsidcat, Sir Henry Fur‘.liman? Is he not always eager to entertain any illustrious Mrknger w ho visiis the ucighhorhoo<i‘/ i propose that a deputation be ap; oif>tc- k to call on Sir Henry." Kir Henry, who wa. M PT for the district, wa* only too delighte l to do ■anything which pfotMis.-Vi a4itt.li* o-lit and popularity, and''an iptit st ion Was accordingly sent sod graciously ac cepted by the great Smasher. At last the day before the great tournament arrived. The champion was expected at titmnJjfcjjiiiL' signi fied his wish to sc^» somcl l.wnr of the >ff TTF—'TFTTenry" for the pur'p picturesque part f/f Muggleton before nettling down to the serious business Of the hour Once more u. e*elnhm~i : MfsS Jones had (he de- i llffhtful task of tsdVmg her bosohi i friend the latest AevCo. "I have ju-ri seen h'.m driving up to the hall. He is cnlr-iineingh* band 5 * some, and looks so i.trong and active I could bare told he was a player, and a great player, if 1 hud not known it i was he." “What luck yem hnvrl her friend. "Is he at all like tp i por traits in the illustrated papers?" “The portraits do him no justice at all, iny dear. He is perfectly delight-, fill, and I am to play w ith him in the doubles. They are to Ik* df:i'*n this ufterztoiMi. I only liffpc he won’t 'look at'me m*. suuch with those lovely dark eycs.'or I shall never be’able to play.” Next morning the local, papers were full of the great event. ^Iic thouglTt- - fuhs oerctary had not forgotten trtsend InsLstcd on driving himself. Ten minutes later he was standing In the guest chamber lately o»—tipj- i by Mf. Sniusher, reading a letter lie had found on tli-i dressing table. It read thus: “If everyone enjoys the MngglXton tournament as mu -h ns I have done, and gets ns much protit out of tip. roeetiug, it wTii be a.i unqunt tie I mv CUss. I have lake 11'(he diaipond S-i-ig,*. as well :is her ladyship's j-*\vcis. p;H*tl\ hecauxo I thought it a pity thm* th, cbaioph.n sh-Kifd lose t oo pr gov tr ca'ise he to leave earlier than tv a a expected." - Although, everything po.;sil>}>i was done, the thief g.Vt eb*ar away an l was never seen a gam. -It was a ernshing bln-.y frt Ike M pfutotl > bib. for S.r Iletirv 1 ’<irl u ithrli'e“• his finportant patroiki'. e and support and Miss Atpt-iia . 1 one*., who was one .of its most enthusiaslio players, was not at .home, t»> any Callers for a week after the great tournament and w a , never seen on the Mngglcton lawn tonnia grouqd again ■—Icyndon Tmtb. AUL i Street. oiifiitnons la /Uisunl Defedanl. a ST ATK Of Sol TII ( v I{ol.l.v A, ) * < OVVI.Y ><r i.AilNW KI.I .i ( . M. KiTrntlebt ef iii, Flaiiitifl's, again-t a— Ip* I'pIqu ?!<.*rtgage n.inki’ng and Tni-t r.iiiif) i fiv, id mi ted, II. J. Moody and j'*. II. DichiUMm. Defendants, t Ol'Hi' (»1 * 051 MON FLEAS. »t'T;|n M'i'fnTnmi*, fur Holier. , (( ' injjlaint Served). To Hie IfcTeiidiinls above intffied : koii.i’c. hereby siimiiioiieil and re- i( nireil to an*" •'i - 'the eompkiint in ihi- Ail liiat tract, or parcel of land lying ami being in the said t'ounfy and Siale, containing two hui/Jred <2(N>) acres, .moreor Ic-s/iioiMided on tlnV N'orih hy dan Is of A M. Owen.* and < \ T.T'.ray. on the Ka.»t by the. estate of Gray, on tin- Sonih hy the c'late of IV<r ami on the U e«i hy lands of 11. C. Flowcr**Ms l>cr plat nKide hy C. K. Fil Itce.ittHli 1 S.-J. Tho New England Morlifage Sc* . -ilfill'V < 'oinp.iiiy.-.Morigagee ingjsTtfONGESf CGftPAftl Kitrvcvo'. ■John T. Sloan, Jr., Allen,.! Green, llalcott l*. Grrctl, A Dofticv*. Township Comrai&sioners. Ol KICK (’ot'XTY Sl t'KfiVtaon, IUrkwvi.i., S. O., J art. 22; 15!).'. Tho T'ow gship ('ommissioners arc horohy requested m h.ive all the roaal* in their respective Townships worked and repaired nl oii'-Y) *rH*i*»tfS further delay. W. T. O ’. \ E , Supervisor Bannvoll Os.nhfy. lESt ( Butler, Calhoun & Co. —OFFICES AT— THI! BANK OF BARNWELL —,\\i>— Wm. *t, xar's store; apr?i; True and Pure!! img- imnn Hi tuoi »oi v,, I \ om'an- the mil o|'ow n of .alTi r tlie (•f wh? upon \on copy IsTii'rewitll to serve kcopy of -,ver to the said comidiiiiu, on. i i.-rihors at Hi, ir otliee in the ! 1! trliw'i'H-if'ivhin t wenty day' 1 sendee hereof, exetnsive of 111.' , I* 1 sifielly ' The Jthcdlvc’s \ rniHrmf'nt. .Alflio-agh the youthful kheliya Egypt ih'H's jvot sunike and .tr obedient 4aw 4-be-kora-if's iTVjdii-‘t+*Kt not r to use .strong- drink, he finds variou* ways of ammiiig himself- One L in h’> - yieldof v. T.leb i, h-js f, ,nr. >!., dai of -m;L serviee; mtd if you fuil to answer the ''^rgpia'rnf williin the lime aioresaid, I no plaintiff in liiis ,action w ill ap|d\ to the ('onrt for the relief deln i mi, d i o I he eom pla i nf. i * A I I KIV rv ^ HOLMAN, I’l.Tiniiff s Attorney*. Date T Ahont seventy-five pound* I’kre KoPi tti'in Melon sdrrf'fnf sale. They are True to name ami color and were ear'fii*!\ sel(a't»d from mv line melons grown hut year. There Hre rni better , seed irt the .South than liiif/C. Edr prices apply to V*. F. FFHAWLK, j.in.'U ' Elko, S. C. alaoit as big :.s mi ocean ' * his rule wonnn's post-1 )fit*rest being' liner. I Jider tion is fast improving' In Egypt and harem life in disappearing. T!v Mm Iminniedan law an Egyptian is'permit' fed fo have four w’1v<*:i. bnt-.at press*fit U is consulered bad f^-m for a man t.* have ms^ri than one helpnfafcj T hero are-Wkv rtMkms. and few ipdl- vldual f eb I. A. f>. 1 *»!)5. I’o i ip- I leTeudant, Th, -V uion Mortgage. Ibjiilving alul T’rust Gompany, Lini- Itddi - Yon will take i*oflee that the .eom- plaint, in the above -.fuied cause was liled in tie.' Eh :!-'- office of -aid eoiiufY Wateriilelofl Seed.' The “Gloussier” i« the best known shippUtg variety. Dark green with darker stripes, siYttfe shape as “Kolb (J, in” imt ^olTdeYi heavier ami -wcctcr* I’riee of seed 7-> cents q>eimpound ; Kolb G on the 1st -iav of l ebniatv A. D. ll.YTTi'HSftN ,v HOLMAN. Flafnf?rt's Attorney*. •Jr), TebJ-bW >J vniuals i^en, that would now look to the events of chance Y>r any knpw 1- a detailed account of the draw t> the'! ,,f tl - K ‘ A late distance of county papers and others of wider 1 M,; ,l ,,> lw ‘ a c ' di't*ion form of div- circulathna. • ' I ination wa* reoor'cd^iA/oik* of tho* It would seem, in fact, as though every member of flur club bad rend all the accounts in the papcfSj' for they appeared to be swelling' with pride and importance a* l ilcy assem bled on the ground very early, arrayed in all tho glory of spotless flannels on the part of tho men. and on the part ©f the I;*,lira Die Smartest costumes llrat female ingenuity ermld devise. There had been g dinner party at the hall the previous night. “Ah, Mr. Ilowisthat,”-- said Miss Jon.cs, with such modesty, “you ctin- not tell how I trembled with fear and delight w hen I found it was my Tot to sit next to him at dinner I felt that ! ;nll tlie burden of tho conversation l would fstt upon me, for Lady IVirtli- j man could'not be'expected tio know i much about) tenuis.” 1 London r.ew- ju-qx rs lit the time when there was war' between Ei glar.d and Ashaiitcc. T he i.i'ng’, f Ashtmtee c' n*. Milted hioAfjjdish •.•icn ,':i order' to' • find out frqrprqcm wliat his future fate was to Ire am) the rc.snit of his opposition! to the English. He. therefore, afteiT having resorted to vari, us means without m'io,'ess, ordered two he g.af.-v to 1 >•* (selected and brougiit before tiiin,- one entirely Vdac!;, thi* other of a spotted white color. ‘J'^iis wa.s done, anil after du^ feti.-h <x rejuoiiics had been performed' over (Tic two goats, | they were^M-t af hsieh.other. T!i<> white goatjasily m-ereamc'tind killed 1 bis opponent. Koffee Ealcalkj, afTW“ tjiis le t,' wa.s -ati-lie.l that .fic wna' doomed to defeat at th - Ralnhteof the' whit,* i.'.an. ii. ftmm. >|i«tt'.-.1 v i^Wan embassy tq'Nl/ EarscW VVulsely t,> sv.;» So \ntf* my i/usliaml ha* pui>lislicd w lintlie lia- I tfrfrrk that, it i* my duf.v t,rstate to the piiblr*' that iny^oiis iiave charge of Tny phiirtation. and as for bi'.siiiesi they have their own. M Kb. M/J. HOi'SK. HmUleJI, S. ('., fian. )sih Vlij.; • rni seed t;o refits |x r pound. emiirt.OM large oi ihu *. J. M. OKAY,. Iflfn.jJtj Allendale, S. Dis- tk ii. Di N'GAN KELLI\<>Bit; Sol.lCtTOt! 2X1). ClKl TIT. MVILH AM II. TOWNSEND, ; La I K OK El.MOTT it ToWNCK.Xff, Hkap'Vokt, S. II. h. O’BANNON.* NOTICE. Bellinger, Townsend & OBannon, IV A.TTC>14N A r ri,AW Otliee Ilyan Kuildiug,' narnwell S. <•'. j The und'T-igned, as AdminDfr.rfrlx ag the •|W , r»ona| estate of George K. Hair, deceased, will flic her filial ao- eounrwitii, ami applf for ii discharge as.saiil \ dm ini-ft i'atrix to, the Frohate J udge of Hindi w FilLT-oTfnfv on Tuesday l he gfflli dav ut Eehrifdi'V rx'.ia ' ' AlfA i;.HAUL jan? but Dr; RYAN A, GYLES Three Trade Truths. - J. J. Dicks&Bro. Corner Broad and Campbell Streets, AtiguMa, Ga. O .Wholesale and Retail liealers in Groca- ' • ''W- —— ’•*■■■ i..*' nc* and Flantation Supplies. EsjXvfVricA Rvi taught us that in knowitrsf * ftfcN, W'-H A’l’ and WII KRK to liny the merehant succeeds and the customer i?satislied, Wdbuy w hen others sell and there- fore ^et ) .iff<t prieer. Wc buy goods >’t KfSitffgrf! grades and so give out |*a» tr'bTi* the best that.is to bn had. We buy whew* cash gefs Hie liest. bargain*, and 'hare all advantages fairly witH ntiT cu.'toniers - ,4tour new quarter*, the most cuff-' venient anft cwniiiodhuis in Augii«ta, we keep eonstantly full stiu-ks M »!) goods in our line of business, awl Cordially invite our. Carolim* Itlrtuts tr> make our place iheir Georgia head quarter*. By giving ns their ert*»<>■* they will learn the three truth* fha* NOW i* the time/oirf Irqrise THE phree ami our ,:j;,xule the GOODS tlturl thcT shmiisU \ •tr r ' m-i (- IVe hamlfc eotfoiY orr the •trrels fetr; fifty cent* a hale/ Mcs«rs. E. K. Dteks^H. Nf. Hair atirl T. If. Erwin arc with n* and will he ! pieaped to see tln ir ffienrt* Jrnm over the rTter. RoincinVr we aVe r/hly three hlrn'k from the r»lon Dejiot and at the junc tion' of al) the street car line*. Gome straight to see ns/ J, J. DICKS &BRO.; K w ■ • < 9 AUGUSTA Ga. NOTICE. . 4 SPEC I AGIST. KYK, K \ II. NOSK,'l'IIBI> VT,i;H!iST 2ml Door from Hank, IJIackvilie, f*. C aprl2 fiivi Palmetto Business College . FOR SALE. . Enter Coiir>,* in rr-ivniiahli lar-.' f, ^rrvacur I \Y iillstbn, S^t a rv tioie. 1 ulj Kusiucs* from J to 5 mouths. Terms •. Waite for ftrrtb’br particit* J. If. A. Will I Lot K, J'fesidcut. liovl-'i Cotton Seed Meal i';i any quantity. Haled ami l.oose Mull.*. \I —o 5o tons HhH -A-pes and Meal oi ipo.t, i reh in pota-lr an I ammonia HAK ViV EEL OIL MILL. janlO-im , ffrliXw ki.i., S. C , Jan. 21. 1H05. AH person* Infe.rcstcil in t* © Farm ers Mtitual Fire Insuraiico A( o/utfon of Main well County are requested to meet at tin* Court. House on Thnraday, the 2.*ith day of Fehruary, for Hie pur pose of reorganizing. r*.C. MAYFIKf.D, >V. II DUNCAN, •* O. ( . BAXLEY, J. SN ELLINO, E. H. HICHARDSON. D. "L ZORN. II M ATTHEWS, L. L LA\ CASTER,* J. W. Fill LEIFS, HHOOKS WADE, 1 *. . \ jin24-td.