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The Barnwell People, jn r HOLMES, Editor 1 Prop'r. CIRriLATIOX. THURSDAY, MAY *0, tsn*. “■ “ Domii'I tlie advanco In ctttoll knock rvvry bit of bottomHie theory that supply ‘ and deintml renulato prlocat William Quinton* Orcaham, Secre tary of Slate, died In Wa«hln(fton on Tueaday morning, ajjed ^ year*. He ia tho drat member of Sir. Cleveland’* Cabinet to oHe. ~ We venture the prophecy that, when the Woman Suffraxu Campaigner* reach Greenville Brother Janie* A. Ifoyt will have btmHie** in tbe“I)arlt C-jrner” the other aide of Glava/ We heard a *oli4 looking man, with whom we were not ai'quahtted. aay tlie other day that “If ofliet holder* and oftlce acekera would let polltlcr ahme for a while the tx-ople of the country, where mo*t of the voting ia done, would *0011 eetllo nil political differ ence* and disagreement* and make |»eaoc between the DemmnnMa Ulvls* That wa* his opinion. _i A Merry May Pay • ' „ Editor Pruytr : Aa thU I* the aeason of acWoof com- tuenoeinenta we «inh to Inform your reader* of a gala dnv of the KrwiutOtt achooi. The attractive and accom plished voung teacher, .Mis* Mia l.nw- ton of H unpton county, conceived the happy idea of winding up her close con- tliMMiieiil »o achooi routine by having * Mayday le»tival on the 15th lust, with the usual King and Queen, with ail lh vii roval honors, and mahls of honor ami Kuig^U to do homage to tlnr royal pair. Mis* Kva Foglor waa the lovely Queen and Master Barton Nettle* the 1 andaome King. Mis* Estelle Flower* was the horn r d crow,ncrof the Queen, and Master Walter Brunson was the Knight that laid the royal diadem on the princely head of the King. Very gracefully was the whole thing done mild refleejed much credit on the love ly ami Indefatigable voting teacher for le*r ability to teach ‘‘Young America” how to perform with grace, court acene* that they only know of by aearchlng into the archive* of history^ Nach of the young maiden* recited a littiug verse suitable for the occasion, and the, Knight* did the same in their offering of beautiful tlowcr* to tlie roy al pair. The prize offered by tlie teacher for the heal said le»*ou* during the term was won Ky little Mias Marie Keel. r A lovely stand for the f xerelses had h *eu constructed, and the teacher with scholars a* aid*, had heau'ifhul and adorned it in the loveliest garland* and flow er*, making It a pci feet bower of liu.uity. Af‘er the ceremonlo* were ail completed antT the scholar* had aTT du- tingnished them.selves anil thoir teach er by tliolr happy renderiiig of all re- qu red of them, a iepa*t w’a* served out under -the beautiful tree* of the Mill- bery Place, the hospitable home of Mr. and Mr*. C. K. Nettle*, where the mf fair was conducted. The dinner as managed by the generous patnvis.of the school shamed the cry of ‘ hard times” and made o: e think and feel tbank'ul for tlie many blessing* *till loft to us. Ice lemonade kept us cool during the afternoon a* we watched the .little folk* In their games, and 1 think I can speak foe all present when 1 say every one went home feeling grateful to the gen erous host and hostess,.also teacher ami scholar* for an enjoyable day. Savannah. 4 Kind of Persevering Saint*.” Mr*. Virginia I). Young, Mrs. A. ♦ Viola Neblelt and Miss Laura Clay, who are canvassing the State In champ- lousbip of the cause of female suffrage, reached Barnwell on Saturday. The clouds shut off the meeting appointed for the evening. Mrs. Young returned to her homo on Sunday morning, the other ladies remaining until Tuesday morning, when they took the train for -tllendale. On Monday evening the Opera House was tilled wfrh an attentive and courte ous audience. The married gentlemen pre»eut appeared to be somew hat dazed, their countenances sobered ditb an unaccustomed meekness, but the lateut spirit of rebellion sparkling in their eyes. The lady hearers seemed to en joy the embarrassment of their “lords and masters,” whllo the bachelors were calm and serene in their contemplation of the situation aud ita conditions. Rev. Mr. McRoy opened th« exerofsea will* an appropriate prayer and Col. Alfred Aldrich introduced the speakers with inimitable wit of words and grace of manner. The addresses continued nearly two hours and were liberally punctuated with applause. In arts of oratory and winning ways of argument the ladies proved themselves formid able rivals to the stronger sex'trhich has so long monopolized the political held and It* harvests. One gentleman and four ladies joined the Equal Rights As sociation. ‘ *' An amateur reporter gives us his note of the speech of introduction. Ladles a id Oentletnen; “When King Solomon asked ‘Is there any thing whereof It may bs said see this is new/ he probably bad no thought of woman suffrage, and when that wise man said ‘So I returned and considered all the oppression* that are done under the sun, and behold the tears of such as were op pressed and they had no comforter, and on the side of the oppressors there was power; but they had no comforter,’ It would have been vain To argue with. Hhu that woman suffYage would / haver relieved the situation so pathetically deplored. King Solomon may or may jiot have been the wisest man who ever lived, but I think that it is generally conceded that he was the most exten sively married man of whom history, sacred or profane, makes mention, and for that reason my Intuitions Inform me thafc-he was not open to conviction on the question of woman tuff rage. No man with 700 wives oould be converted to woman suffrage. Tti* eloquence of tbeee ladies would have been worse than wasted on such a man. But because they would Inevitably have failed to convince a man with 700- wive* it does not follow that they will fail to make converts among men with but one wife. At any rate they will now give you the- argument en the aOIYmstlve of the S ucation. I have the pleasure to Intvo- uce to you a* the ffrec speaker Mrs. A* Vfota Neblett of Greenville, vice Pres- dent of the Woman’s Rights Associa tion of South Carolina. Fort Valiev, Oa., shipped the first ' ersts of peaches of the season on Mop- day. Next week the fruit will go rib iu car load kits. - [ADVKRTISKMKNT ] Tim Fidkmt.y Motcai. Lira Associa tion or Philadklfhia, Aoknct at Bahnwkll. ' M*y 27th, Dr*a Mn. RniToh; Having heard from ' undoubted source* that sn agent of Hie New York Mutual Life insurance (JutnpAuy,of 1 Mipim-e but w few years Inauran-ie work, should Irave said to a policy Bold er of the company 1 have the honor to represent, the ..Fidelity .Mutual at .PItil- ailelnhla, Pa., that the promise* offered In bis policy contract would not be car ried out, Ac., and afterwards in tbc presence of others left the Impression at loft'd that said policv-liolder had dropped his Ituuiance with us, which prove* to be untrue, I, In justice to truth and fair dealing, would respect fully request that you publish this that I and the public may learn upon whet authority’Siu li statement* and inalnua- tfons are niadc. I am proud to be able to state thgt the Fidelity had cash a*- -seta tlie 1 at January., 18h5, attiouiuingUi 31 times Us liabilities and mortuary a«- se^t^lBne* Its fUbilltle* and will leave it to those desiring insurance to en- quire how Stand a*aet* and liabilities with the old line reserve companies which are, through their agents, fight ing our system so hard. Had the same system hh onirs existed with the many failure* of the reserve companies, ag gregating over $IOU,OOUjHOO.lb assets, they would dot have occurred. When the Acturtal Society of America and such men (vorssal in insurance) a* Charl'iHi T. Ia*w|s, counsel of the Mu tual Life In ISIH, Richard A. McCurdy, ('resident of the Mutual Life, the Su pcilnt.ciident of State of New York and Sheppard I Ionian*, when President of tfreAc* turial Society of America utter word* of Commendation of our (the Funs) system ilitnikc* me sick to hear of these- onc-lmrse agents doing otherwise. I have been selling Insurance for over live years, lienee making ft a study,and have never> failed to deliver a policy sold and have msvur delivered one un like the one sold and Have sold nil upon the merit of the company I represented and not by Jelling only n part of the L'tilh Of oilier companies holding con- tracts, ami further would not represent a eoinpanv that 1 did not think in every way solid, *iij would nustaiit every promise made. Very truly,, O. H. Kinrr*^b. The Statk or South CaRomns _ , ‘ lUur/w KLi. Coi XTr. in tiik court or common plua* The American ~ Scotland. . J. Freeman, Defendant. Insurance for the 4 ^s-On reading the annexed aflUlavits it (folng Down Hill. At tlm last session of Gongress an Aet was passed imposing atax on all incomes of citizens of the i'nited State* in excess of $4,000 per annum. President Cleveland and Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle favored the pas sage of such a 1 iw. It was expected to pul from thirty to forty tidlllon dollars In the national treasury every year. The hard times had so cut down the revrhnes of the governmeui that re ceipts were far below expenses and the income tax money wa* badly needed to help even up mutters. Besides it con templated putting a part of the burdens of supiMirting the government on the shouldersofcapitalist* who were hard ly acquainted with the tax gatherer. The rich dhknot take kindly to the new law and went into the United States Supreme Court to have it set aside. It wa* argued before eight of (be Jus- tlces. one. Howell K. Jackson of Ten- ue^see, being absent on account of sb k- nets. OuApill Nth the court de.hled that so much of tbc<Act at imposed a tax on incomes from rents and bond* was unconstitutional leaving Mie rest of the act intact, but cutting off' one half the expectation of the revenue. As i* the custom a rehearing was asked for. Associate Justice, George Khlraa ot Pennsylvania making the request. Justice Jackson recovered and the ar gument was heard again before a full Bench of ad tlm nine Justices. By a vote of 5 to 4 the court decided on the '20ih ln*t tliq,ent!re law to be unconsti- tulional, on the ground that the tax sought to be imposed would have been a direct tax which is forbidden by the United States constltutlen. Justice .Sitlratn who voted first to sustain the constitutionality _of lhe—act- voted against It on the second round of argu ment, and he be)d the balance of p<.vr- er. Gossip lias been busy with hi* ‘name ainoe, charging that tlie Pennsyl vania Kail road had fixed him. Ilia ia the first Instance on record of a Jus tice of that court changing b'.s opinion u|»on reargument. It I* most unfortunate that the court did not reach a decision unanimously, one way or the other. The law was either constitutional or unconstitution al, and nine Judges; supposed to be wise men, ought to have beon able to agree unanimously whether It was good law or no law. Their close divi sion of opinion has glveaa sad blow to public confidence in the wlsJoa and learning of that court of last resort. Everybody connected with public af fairs, excepting the Judge* of the Supreme court, has been abused un stintedly, and now It has lost Us high estate. Mr. G. II. Caraway, an experienced farmer of Darlingtoncounty, lays that he and his neighbors have had uniform success in curing hog cholera .by sprinkling turpentine all over the sick h*gs and leaving it to do Us work. He has enred hogs after they were unable to walk. •* * i».' " * The Security Construction Company, which Is totmlld a new and indepen dent railroad frddi Charleston to the West, Is making progress. Between fifty and a hundred stockholders held a meeting on the Inst. In Charleston at which intense interest'waa-minifest- ed. President McUahan w^s authori sed to appoint at bis leisure a commit tee of five to take proper legal steps for the formation and organization of the company.. ThVi new road will probably paw through this county- . Latham, Alexander A Co. of New York have received 2,141 replies to let ters addressed to cotton farmers, fac tor* and commls-ion merchants in quiring with regard to the acreagv planted this year and the condition of the cron on May 22. The replies sum marized show that the total area plant ed amounts to 17,’558,000 acres, against 20,31)0,000 acres last year, a reduction of I3W pey cent. The same correspon- dentir report that the crop D, on an average,, twelve days later than last year. For the benefit of teachers and others, a summer school in tlie South Carolina College at Colhmbla will be opened on Wednesday, July 3rd, 1895, and will continue until July 10th: While tlie advantages of the school are offered especially to the teacher* of the State, yet all persons over Iff years of age wilt be admitted to its privileges. An able faculty}has been engaged to deliver Uc- toreson various subjerta; No charge toft* - - 8 will be made for tuition or other fees, Students make their own arrangements for heard and lodging. For those entire ex- ng, lights and at- . 3, which" must b* paid on entrance. Board fend lodging may also be bad near the College. For further Information address Prof. Janies Woodrow, South Carolina Col- Uoluubia, S. C. The Breland Belief Fnad Thr Picori.R received by exprert on Saturday a liberal contrtbutiwii from good people of Whaley for the relief of Mr J. C. Breland. The following Is a list of the donors nhd their contribu tion* f Abram Devi*, $ob>r*-d, 2.Vt*; A. ffuUon, 20ct*; D. d Jowers 25 ct-; dohn- Mr MB«»* -L Rav 11 00 Mi** Lvf»s 50 cent-; J ft Hair 50 els; J 8 McClendon 2-. cts; W. 8. Mim* DO c‘ts; Total #4.45. We forwarded the money by a relish e gentleman Satnrdsy afternoon. Others have voluntarily prniwl*ed to hahd ns contributions lor the same good purpose. Over $30*0 0,000 are spent In maF - tainlng tlie churches «>f the United 8tate», and #400,000 000 iu running the jail*. ^ - V John A. MorrD, the Louisian A Cotton Fertilize! 1 . •.* t . V Purchase 6niy Stich fertilizers for cctfton which contain at least Jto 4^ actual potash. ForCora, Fertilizers shduW contain 6? Potashi Poor results are-thic entirely to deficiency of Potrtsti; ■ ^ ‘ . gSUJJ--^- —$ J, , - , , • - We will gladly vend you our pamphkts on the Uje of Potash. ' ' '* B ' , They ore sent free. It will cost you nothing to read them, and they will save yoH dollars. N GERMAN RAtl WORKS, fil Nassau Street. NeW Tofk. + V lib tery king, died on Sunday of apoplexy at uU rsitebe In Texas. lie whs sup posed to have bem worth something more than $25,000,000, the mortbf whi h he made from the Louisiana lottery. It* *pent mpney lavMily. He kept no less than nine princely establishments tnititscoiehtry and Kurope, atFof vrtrttdi were luxuriously maPitaifted. Morrlf married a belle of New Orlean ', and thus got an entrance into society. ‘1 J.RA __ rlcan Mortgage Company ol I, Limited, Plaintiff, vs. W is ordered: I . I'hat the above ent I tied action be| continued against^ Lizzie Boyles, Jane Bovlcs, Emma Dicks, Ma*clle’Renew, Clara Harley, AmDon lucks, Julia Freeman, Sarah Woo ley, Lula Freeman, Georgia Riley r W. W. Freeman, 'John Freeman smf Alice Johnson, the heir* at law of W. J. Freeman deceased. 2. That a copy of this ortleTlie se-ved on each of the said heir* at law of W. J. Freeman, deceased, and that the said r»rder be served on the said W. W. Freeman ami John Freeman, w ho re side in the city of Savannah iu the state of Georgia, and on the said Alice John son, w ho reside* In Burke county in tin* State of Georghr. by publishing the .ame once a week for .six consecutive weeks in the Barnwell Ptrocuc, a news- paver published In the said county of Barnwell, uud by de|>b*ltlng a copy thereof, pontage paid, in the Post Of fice directed to each of the said W. W. Freeman, John Freeman and Alice Johnson at their respective places of residence: provided that if personal service can be made on said W. W Freeman, John Freeman and Alice Johnson out of the State a* provided by code f.ir service of non-resident de fendants, the same shall be equivalent to and In limof the publication and de posit in the po*tofiice hereby ordered. 3. It is further ordered that the said Lizzie Boyles, Jan* Boyles, Emma Dicks, Masclle Renew, Glara Harleyv A raison Dicks; Julia Freeman, Sarah Wootey, t.ula Freeman. Georgia Riley, W. W. Freeman, John Freeman and Almo Johnson, do each within twenty days after the service of this order to them a* hereinabove provided, appear iu said cause and show cause if any they own. why ihtt said actiotr should not be continued against them In the chan cler a*cr b‘d to them, and in tie fault of so appearing uud show ing suf ticlent cau-e, this action be c nt’nued against them a* heirs at law ol the said W. J. Ficeman deceas'd, and that Plaintiff have leave to j-roeeed with said cause in like manner, force and ef feet as If the saldW. J. Freeman hud survived and troin such time forth made default therein. James Aldrich. Circuit Judge. Aiken S. C., May 3d, 181)5. [Uw | Filing County Claims. Notice is given that Mi Hje qH; meeting of the County Board of Cotw missloners held on April 1st (t resolu tion was .kdopteil ryilfHlMHft Halm* against the county io be filed three days before the quarterly meetings of the Board In order that th?) may be passed upoti by lit* Woiirtf^ Holders of such claims 1^111 please re member that if they do hot file thein a* provided InMIld resollltloii tB*? /Board w ill he iihame to act upon them' until file fa’lowing quarterly meeting, three month* later. •, . ^ W. T. tAffi; County SnflFrvtL.r. SHERIFFS SALE.- Stztk or South Carolina, 1 Bawnw ki.l County. j Mclcberr<t Co. v*. T. S. Cave & Bro. McOabafi, Brown A Evans vs. T. S. Cave A Bro. J. II. Molilman Company rs. T. S. Cave ifc Bro. —— The Stono Phosphate Works vs. T. 8. Cave A Bro. Marshall, .Wescoatt 4b Co. vs. T. 8. Cave A Bro. The Edlsto Pbospbate Company t*. T. 8. Cave <Jt Bro. The Charlotte^ Clothing Manufact uring Company vs. T. 8. Cave & Bro. M. Drake «fc Son vs. T. 8. Cave * Bro. J. G. Hines Manufactui ingCompany vs. T. 8. Cave 2b Bro. Hurst, Purnell 4k Company vs. T. 8. Cave & Bro. ; The Imperial Fertilizer Company vs T. 8. Cave A- Bro.- " “7“ xjHHtffnoKs. BY VIRTUE Executions to me directed in the above stated eases I have levied upon and will sell at Barfiwcll on Monday the 3d day of June A/D. 18i)o, (it being salesday in said month) in front of the Court House, witbin the legal hours of sale, to the highest tra der for cash, the following described real property, to wit: ' All that certain tract of land con taining one hundred (10U) acres, more or less, and bounded tre lands of Wm. Ogden, D. J. Hair, Ashley 8lan*ell, Ed ward Carroll and land* formerly of the estate of Edward 8tansell. AL80, . \ All that tract of land being a portion of the estate lands of W. L. Cave, de ceased, and known in the partition of said lands (separately) as Tract No., 1 and Tract No, 2 and so shown ofi,Plat made by J. 8. Mixson 4k Son, Survey ors, said parcel of land being bounded as follows: By the Homestead tract and lands of Easterling, Richardson^ estate of Anderson and by Tract No. 3, said tract of land contains In the Aggre gate one hundred and seventy-two (172) acres, moreTor less, that Is No. 1 seven ty-six acres'a i!d No. 2 filftety-shc meres. ALSO, Fifty-two (52) acres, more or less, hounded On the North by lands of Goo. Morris, South by W. V. Richardson, East hr K. 11. Richardson and West by II. P. Richardson, beingdettewn as part of the Snake Pond place.-* A I,SO,' All that tract of land bouned on the North by lands of Aaron Kline, 8auth by public road, East by lands of A«. F. Cave and West by lands of 8. I* Pea cock, and containing ninety-seven (97) acres, more or less. — ALSO, All the right, title and interest of W.' L. Cave In and to all that certain tract of land containing fifty (50) acres,'more or lest, end bounded North by aatata lands of the late H. H. Eastorlit Petition for Bfimestead. State or South UarolIn/.' I County or Barnwell.) Ex-parte Mrs. Lavlnfa M. Bennett. ThU is to give notice that application ha* been made t> me to have appraised and set off to Mrs. Lavli la M. Bennett for herself and her lE nily a homestead exemption of one thousand dollars in five hundred dollars DON’T an ty d‘>n't hr imput'd upon by buyiny a remedy that re* qitirrxyuu to do to, at it it iivthiiiy more than a tubtli- tuU. In the tudden etnppage of tubarco you mutt have tome itimulant/anrt in mutt alt rate,», the effect of the rhmulant, be it ojnum, morphine, or other opiaUt, teatet a fur m trorxe habit roidrattid. Ark yoifr drug* .fitt about PACO-CURO, It ie purely eg table. Vi.&uiff not have to *t»p uting tobacco with BACO- CURO. It trill notify yon when to ttop and yotfr deice for tobacco wilt ceotr. your ryetrm will be at free ftdiil Aieotine at the day before you took yhYrr Jirtt chew or moke. 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M!o3?i*±soxi , Mr GOODS AIW NOTIONS, BI-iACKVIT/LK- H- C - MASTER'S SALE. Statk ovSoutii Carolina,) Countr or Barnwkll. | W. B. Oswald, Plaintiff, against Kit HainptOit, Simon Niimnon*, tYilliain DeVeaux and Abe DaVcatix, Defend- ants v BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause 1 will sell at Barnwell, In- front of the Court Hou*c, on Monday, the third dai of June, !895, it being salesday in said month, within the legal hour* of sale, the following described real estate: “All that certain piece oi* parcel of land In the State and County aforesaid, said to contain sixty-five acres, more or less, and bounded as follow*: North by land* of Jack DeVeaux, South by lands of Josh Morgan,- East by land of ADy DeVeaux and West by lands of Mary Stevens. Terms cash.' Purchaser to pay for papers. A. HOWARD PATTERSON, Master’s Office; May 13th 1S95. MASTER’S SALE.— Statk or Sourn Carolina,) County or Barnwkll. ( Sophie R. Drew, Plaintiff, against Lula II. Christie, J. E. Furman and E. C. Furman, Defendants. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to me directed iu the above entitled cause I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, the third day of June, 1892, it being salesday iu said month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real estate: *‘AH that tract, piece or lot of land, situate in the Town of Barnwell in -Barnwell County and State of South Carolina, bounded as follows: On the .'forth. East and West by land* of Geo. K. Ryan and on the South by Main Street, being lot formerly owned by G. Duncan Bellinger, Esq.” Term* caifi. Purchaser to pay for papers. I A.aOWABD PATTEKSON, x Master. Master’s Office, May 13th 1893. Stimmoiis to Absent MeniUnt. Statk or South Carolina,F County ok Barnwell. P * COURT OK COMMON PLEAS. The I.nnd Mortgage Divestment and Agency Company of America, Lim ited, Plaintiff. against « Catherine Sanders; Defendant. Copy Summons, for Relief. I’o the-Defendant,-Catherine Sanders: You are het'eby siinrtnoued and re quired to answer th# complaint in this ai-tfon of which a' copy is herewith -erred u non you*/ and to seFfo a copy of your answer tofihe *afd complaint on the subscriber* ^t thrfir office, Kobt. W; Sbaud, ('ol'inibfa, S’ C., or Bates 4t Simihs, Barnwell."8. C. ( within twbiity day * after the service*" hereof, exclusive of the day of smH)kcfvlce; and ifjou fail to answer the cbmpfaRtt wlthfii the time afordi.tld, the'jffalrrfiff in this ac tion w ill apply to tlre'Conrt for the re lief dematiifed in the cbnlplaint. Datoil May TtlrA. I). [l. S. 1 -' \r. G. SJMI1&. C. C. P. ROftf. VT. SHAND, Columbia, S.C., BATINA SIMMS, tfArTiwell, 8. C., I’laiiUiff ’s AUorneys. To the Defendant,-CaMierlne Sanders: Please take not We that the Complaint in the above slated action was tiled in the Clerk's office for said county on tb« 7th day of May. mayfl Bw IPI’. Wl 8HAND, ' fv. - Colnrnbia, S. C., BkTF.SA SIMMS, Barn well, S: C.. Pl.itiftHPs'Atkdt'ncys. and Mrs. Julia A. Cave and —‘Cave, South and Wes* by Wash Halford, now Frafit Anderson, known aa Tract No. 5. Levied upon' and to be sold at the property of T; 8. Cave A Bro. to satis fy the aforesaid execution* and oocte. Term* of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. w. Lancaster, s. b; c. - Sheriff’s Qfllce r May 15th 1895. lZLA]{ pi{05. k Attorneys and Coansellors. Jas. F. Izlar, Orangeburg, S. 0. L- T. Izlar, Blackvllle, S. C. Will practice in the ProbAte, Circuit and Supreme Courts of South Car* ottos, and in the District, Circuit and Sapreme Court* of the United States. • mar 21 f r Aa Lands For- Reaf And Sale. 17,000acres in BfrnweilCo, 5,000acres in Aiken Co, also'g'ftfwr small farms In Colleton and Surtiter 1 Countiea. Par ties desiring to buy on good terms (small cash payment and balance on 5 years time) or to rent; will do well to call on, or write. BATES A SIMMS. (Barnwell S. C. Keep tool! Keep Cool! Go to Mathews A Hammett’s and get a glass of Coco Cola, MillrSh#ke, Fruit Bon Bon orHoda Wafer, allflavbts. Ice Cream will be served on Mondays, Wed nesdays and Fridays. . The best Segars always kept in stock atNo. 31,R. R. Avenue, P* OvBulld- Ing, BlacktlJie,S,C. (aiaylB-Sm in the personalty of the late Henry II. Bennett, said property being situated in county and Sfate sforesald. A. HOWARD PATTERSON, apr!8 Ma*ter, Palmetto Business College Enter any time. Full "Biusiiie** Course in from 3 to 5 tno/fthx. Terms reasonable.. Writ * for fnrthef pa’ftlcu- lars. J. R. A. WHITLOCK, President. Aj; < r. uOVlu |WE|VI0IPS -OF- Tarletoi| proWii, A CAPTAIN IN THE REVO LUTIONARY ARMY. D. B. WILLIAMS, Blacky ills, S.C m Chesp for L’ash; on the Installment plan or In exchange for old machfmj?. A Iso a full stuez oils, needles si lid *t- Lu-litnent* for arty and all machines at popular prices at my Central Supply Depot in Mr. G, D. C. Lange’s store, 27 R. K. A venli*, H fiCkyllle, S, C. ^ Repairs of all kinds of sewing Ma chines made promptly and perfectly miff satisfaction in work and price* guaranteed. Wifi attend call* In Ties 6T Aiken, Barnwell *nd Orangebfirglf tified by postal card. I). B. WILLIAMS, feb2l ^ Blackvllle, S. C. TAree Trade Tmm. J.J.Dicks&Brt, WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. A new edition of these in teresting Memoirs has been is sued from The People Press. Some time ago we were fortu nate enough to secure a copy from an old book store in New York, jrrd at request of de scendants of Capt. Brown we have issued i new edition. Ik deserves an - extensive sale among all pec^ interested in the times that tried men’s souls. Gen. Johqsoo Hagood, so familiar with early Carolina his tory, says: “It is a most valuable contri bution to local history. - “The original was dictated by Mr. Brown to C. C. Hay, Esq., who married his grand daughter, Miss Peyton, and published in pamphlet form du ring Brown s life. I had a copy, which was lost, greatly to my regret, and have sought un successfully to replace it. Your reprint nearly a half century later /s-timely and no doubt will gratify others as jnuch as myself; for apart from its his toric interest I doubt if any man of his day has more of his blood in the pre'sent population of Barnwell County than Tar- leton Brown, “He lived to be nearly a hun dred years old, and in my child hood I remember to have seen him, and recall the cortsidera- tion in which he was held by the people and- to which his services had entitled fiirtf.” Copies on sale now: Mus lin covers 50 cents each, paper backs 25 cents each. Corner Broad and Campfelt reefs, Afrgusta, Ga. Wholesale and Retail Dealer* in Groce ries and riadtation Supplies. Expefftmce h'Rs taught, u* that.Fa knowing W R.J^Nf W H AT and W H ER E to buy the me runt nt sacccedt and ,tlif* customer is satisfied. * Wc buy when other* aell and there- fore get lowest pricer. We ^py gpWtf of standard £rffffeg add s"6 give mu pa— We r irons the best that Is to be had. buy where cash vets the beyt bargains, and share all advantages fairly with nm customers At our new quarters^Tlie most cm vrnlent and commodious in Augu* we keep constantly full stocks goods Ifl'oui* Iffre 57 bfldfiesV,' cordially ififite our Carolina friends make our place their Georgia' head quarters. By giving us their custom they will learn the three tcntl)* NOW is tlio time, our house TH K place and our good* the GOODS that they should buy* We handlo e0«:ton on the streets for .fifty cent* $ hVle. ^7^ .. . MeV-r*. I,. K. Diek*,*H. M. Hair and T. R. Erwin are with u* and will he pleased to see their frieud* from ofCt the river. ' RcmertifiRr we are bfidy .three block from the Union Depot and at tlie junc tion ot all the Greet car lines. Com* straight to tee us. J. J. DICKS & BRO.y AUGUSTA Ga. >*t f •:?* c ends ti^^ '■ hpei Life, Accideqt, LIGHTNING, -AND-- LIVE STOCK mURAHCE —At Cowest Rates In— Strongest Companies. Butler, Bal/rffun A Co. ''Y —OFFICES AT— THE BANK OF BASN^fELL —AND— Wm. McNAB'S-STORE ' »pri6 • , ' 4 GO TO ALLENDALE. S. C,- If yoil'TvRut to buy th* best Mowing and Reaping Machines on the market for the least money. They sell the fa mous Walter A.~ Wtarmachtne and all Repair parte, such as Rivets, Knife Hfiads.&c. ^Headquarters for Hones add Mules, Bfiggiet and HaraeMr - [june7-ljr TINNING I would call your tion to the fact Hint I rap^.tln prepared to do kinds of ■ £ atten- am air TIN AND SliftKT IRON WORK, Such as Roofing, Guttering and General Repaiyinsr/ ,' AH work will receive my personal atteittion. OTAll kinds of Stoves K«- pairetL^o) . aOi. GzYRYIN, Black villc, S. C, I* ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ECONOMICAL ' INK Barhtur'i Tahlrt Ink Oajieiiei mam ajxattarei aver the belt tiymd tak, erei u ,#7j talve a laitet m water and yau rH a dead Nark, kermaaenf ink. Iknl \ /•«’< freely, ioei nat fum, tenet, nc itirky, muiif udiment in Ikt ink welt, Joei nat corrode tk. ten. You mak. it nt rot to.nl A. l/r.n kny it nnd don’t like A, lend A (ark nod r we’ll returmyanr money. Far Astern remit, wt wit tend tnautfiaklrti ta mnke half a fin! a/ tamkined wrtim, mad tofyin, ink For S/I, tent i. we will tend enough iahrtt ta make a gatton ef Ike keit " ukaat ’ ‘ ink yan ever taw. School ink won't tapy. ¥¥¥' 65 TIFTM AVE., NEW YORK \ * ^ . - v' Andrews School Funiishing Company MlSS'HATTIE MARTIN,. BLACRVILLE, S. C. Anuounoes Her — APRIL OPENING - ofthff ifffst Stylish Hats and 1 EVERYTHING ELSE kept ina' FIRST CLASS MILLINERY STORE; ALL of which the offers at I/OWiiST POSSIBLE PRICES, hpff.im. .'.j c#