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T^T; \ -*- Barnwell People 1 .irr~ i LI * » -h V :n, •»r-# •V—■ . < « # rtAtES fitKSC Rt Flld> v . jfri P® 1- Annum .'....ii.SO Qh ttae.. 12.00 TikyRsi)ay;TTlt^o.Iwf ^ ■ -vi. Tbuncxt reco'.Hrcumtnpntcanon o( i ItariQuny Loosv K«v UA.M.‘. will bo hoM «Vth« now. Mwjqr.ltjTera \ pie in BarttWi'P npon ^tli 'lays ot line 1S>5, the same, beiu^ the idu’l. Sat- Brday in Mi l mouthy betfiuuing at “liigh twelve.” , ; ily order of IV.\ M.\ •■., s. ... ■ . E. u. FruMA5. Sccretarr. , 4 ' The regular meeting of Rarnw#ll Lo'lge No. Itt, Kniglits of Fythiaa, will ,be liehl at. their Hall on , Friday night at 8} j o'clock a full attendance Is requested. By order <|f j W. O. BKITTON, C. C. «. Wm. McNAB, K. R. 8. * DON'T 81 OF TOBACCO. Mflw UCnir YtHfrafelf IVhlte tlalfeHt The tobacco habit grows on a man until hi* nervous system U seriously affected, inipalnug ligattti, comfort and happiness. To quit suddenly is too se vere a shock to the system, as tobacco, to an inveterate user becomes a stimu lant that his system continually craves. Jlaco-Curo is a sclentilife cMfe for the {.obscco habit, in all Its forms, carefully compounded after the (oruiula of jtn eminent Berlin I’hysiblafv'whb na^i iired it in his private practice since 1872, without a faiinrt, purely vegetable and guaranteed perfectly harmless. Yon can n*e att the tobacco y<^b want, while taking Haco-Curo. It will notify you when to suip. We give a written guarantee fp perinanently cure any yase with three boxes, of refund the pionoy with 10 per cent, interest. Baeo- (/tiro is not. a substitute, but a sdentlrtc cure, that cures without the aid o( will f iowfet and with no Inconventence. It eaves the system as pure and free rqm nicotine as the day you took your, first chew or smoke. Sold by 811 dr ig- gUts, with our ironclad guarantee, at fl.Wl per box, three boxes, (thirty days treatment,) $2.50, or sent direct upon receipt of price. Send six, two-cent stamps for sample box, booklet and firtfoi* free.' Fureka Chemical A Man ufacturing Company, Manufacturing Chemist*, f.aCrosse, Wisconsin. ^(Aglrl hag heaps of trouble with her complexion and her front hair,‘but she 'loes not have to have a razor traveling over her face every day. . Mis* Patty Wyman of Aiken t* vtatt- Ing Mis* Kdlth Towuseml. „ Mfl. 'j. .ft. Easterling left on Sunday on a ten days business trip to Chicago. Mrs. J". J. Jlogg died at Port Royal and not in gavaundh, as we stated last weekl t* gtlght iHiangyg are made to-day lit tbo schedule of the Carolina Midland Hallway. The Sta,te.Sli|Wcmc Court will hear ap peal* from the Ijeconil circuit i.'xt weefe. Solicitor $e\)iiiger left on Sunday to attend the Court of Octierai Sessions at Beaufort; V * ^ . i *■' ‘ * * * *• , •* • " Judge Week* has received for the Breland relief lund $1 froniCspa (}. O. Riley and 50 oeniS fro^i. the Patter- •on il«u9l! r / Prophet Irl K. Ilicks^predlcts all sons of ugly weathfr for , June. A* V ( iy k ,afe copyrijhted We cannot specify. \ , Sheriff Lancaster carried another ip:* sane colored woman. ( Monday afternoon, t'i sTnce January. and JiPimio to ,tli a asylum sent up ' »t.’i . WPERTIS )R K NffTfCE The County Supervisor will be found «t hU nfllco in Barnwell on Mondays find Tuesdays in each week. On other days in the week he w ill attend to his duties in the countv.' U ..J. v W.T.Cay*. aprll] County Mipervisor. A full Hue of ba c e baYl goods. Ashing lines, hooks, Japanese poles, Ac., Ruel bob* N’osi 1, 2, 3 and 5; spoon bobs at T! and 30 cents. Unes, hooks and bobs ban be sent hy mail, add 2 cents for postage. G. l>. C. T.ance, Blackville, S. 0. t The Pkoim.k Pkixtkry ha* received t* part of tt-t Spi jjig stock of Note and Letter Heads, Legal Cap and Flat Pa pers. They came direct from mills an . aie not saddled with 'middle men's profits. Our friends needing anytlitMg in that line will find it to their advsnt- S£e to *ce our goods and learn our pr - ces. tf • Kibe New*. ^ .Miss Dora Price,” * very charming an I attractive young ladv of Johnston, fs visiting Miss LuciaStringfellow Misses Jenu^' Pale and Maude Kay. tyro of Barnweli’s sweetest girls, are Visiting Miss ITu tlia T. mpMon. Tk« Refislraiion A| peal. p\ Prjiday Attorney General JUrinfr ai(d Edward McCrady t f (.’otinsel gave i rSp ii. notice that ,dq Tnesday, 28t h inst.. they would move hefojfe the United 8tHte* Circuit Court of 'Appeals at Rich nond to docket the appeal on In i al: o the State from the decision of Judge Goff and to advance the catfse for a speedy hearii g. L'tt ler the rui.^s of'.hat c u t argument will be heard fittcen days later, if the motion pre sails. Carirs’e’a Pluflug ExC^cIsea. Tits Pr.ort.a has received the hand some invitation of the Ktlgo and i>hcrl- tfon .JUterary Societies to the closing exercises of theGariis e Flrting.Hehool, Bamberg, June 2—4. The order of ex ercise* will bo as follows : Sunday, June 2, Tt a. m., Annual Kermon—Rev. J. A. Clifton, D. D.. Charleston, S.” C. Monday, June 3, 11 a. m., Literary Addreis—F. C. Woodward, M. A., Columbra, S. C. _ ’ . _ . •• —Monday evening, 8:30, Annual De bate, Query—Resolved, that there is moropleasure In pursu't than in pos- ?es*io|i>. AflirniAtive—P. Kistler Klioad, ueo. W. Brunson, Jr. Negative—L. W. Livingston, J. 1). LaflUte, * Marshals—.1. AJOwens, Chief. Kilgo — H. W. Woodward, Ja*. E. SjUley. Sheridan-L. E. Riggins, 9. W. ifidle- hotvrer. . . , Tueaday evening, 8:30, Recitation— Geraldine Adaips, Cora Sheridan, Car rie Owens, Annie Bruce w May Bam berg, Annie W rfjflif, Leila Black, Mamie Jennings. Declamation*—Carlton Sawyer,II.W. Woodward, I>. Wiggins, J. D. La /Thrower,• ' Mr. T. J. Felder of Ne^-York, chie/ executive -of the land business of the Cprtdn Banking Company, s}>ent sev eral days in town lust week. The Barnwell delegates to^the oicfet- ing of Hie Grand Lodge K of P. at Sumtcf came lion.ie delighted with the many enbiyments or their trip. )[ f • ■ ». j Mr. C. F. Xurnberger has g new and timely advertisement this morning It. s tows there’s life arid enterprise in fhe oespandenl Rrpibllcai Revival; y , Kx-Congressman GeoVge Washing ton Murray.‘ the black bald eagle of Sumter,” is to sneak at Barnwell on n^xt Saturday. Hand bills utging the colored people to turn oiiUh full Toiee have been widely circulated, ahd a large attendance W expected. S K. Smith of Aiken ia also to talk. He liaa had Congressional aspirations several years. , Green and News. Messrs. George, WHHe Holland arc at home with their parents at present. Mr. George Helland will return to his business at Augusta. Ga., as soon as he is sufficiently recovered from a recent illness. Probably the oldest inhabitant of the State, an old colored woman, generally known as ‘*A«nt Silla,” living on Mr, P. W. Wenihersber.’s plantation, died Saturday night, 24th inst She is sup posed to liave been one hundred and Hfteeh years old, and has been blind a tuinther of year*.' ''Shelias great grand children married. Some time ago it was thought be*t to lake her to the poor, house. She wa* *er t v much opposed to going, and as she negf'ed Barnwell she. cried *o pitKiiHv she was hrougitt bark and allowed to dlo ai'Jiomfc wherb she had lived for several years. •• u . .,^lr. Jnn. A. KilUngsworth, of Dun- bartou, contirdef .quite JH. Dr. W. ii. Doughty,an «niinyn,t phykiclan of Au gusta, Ga., was down to see him Satur day. . —•— B. E. Fair Falks af Fairfax. The entcrtalument last Tuesday evening given by the Fairfax Question Club was a thoroughly enjoyable occa sion In splis of the rain In tbe early evening the audience was good. The tableaux, recitations and charades were- very good, sow* of which deserve Quaker’s country, even if towns are tent. fltte, W hoover, . II./'I Ge6. i 6n, P. 8. W. ffldlr W. Brunson, Jr„ L W. Livingxtdii, P. Kistler Rhoad. Essays—liaisy Geiger, Allie Jen nings, Florae Black, Clara Riley. c Willistaa Newa. The annual basket pic nic at Goose Ppnd Park: will come off on the 14th of J”une. Ail * re invited to attend. The crop prospect at present is the poorest for twenty year*. Uncle Terrel t$mlth remarked yesterday the cold winds havfc ruihbd the stand of cotton and whatiia left can’t grow. The bud worms continue to kill the corn. On low land, which is generally the best i^nd, their have killed it all. On up land the stand is not more tha* three-, forth* now. If Summqr don’t come pretty soon a half crop' will be a fair eatimate. | . Capt. w. D., Kennedy apent a few days at Darlington and Society Hill lOt, wee . The delegates to the Grand Lodge K. of P. at $umtar speak In glowing terms of the grand reception they received by the boys of Game Cock Lodge. Miss Settle Mathews spent Sunday in town with hel’ friends.,. She is well pleased wlHi.Irtr'new home in Bam berg an<respfecially with the kind treat ment she receives from our friend Wick J,ohnson and. his wife. She wilt re turn to witness the exercises at the commencement, wbHife 'wlU opep Sun day, June Pth, at 11:30. Bishop Key will deliver the sermon and close on Thursday nightfollowing. Everybody add family are cordially invited to at tend. The people of the town and sur rounding country pill do all they can to make a most enjoyable time. Re duced rates have been secured on the bid reliable for one fafe. Hal. One of the thickest nut grax* pateht« in Barnwell bus been almost cleared of ihe pest since hist summer., Ir wa* broken up in the fail unit the finger* of the frost king did tbe balancd. The Win Hall Medicine Co St Louis, Mo., offers to give free of charge enough hog cholera medicine to cure One drove In each to,wn»hlp. State uitmber of hog* owned in writing to them. The 1’Eori.K arknbwicdges a taste ful invitation from tho graduating class of the Columbia Fepiale College to the commencement exercises, commencing June 2d, and continuing to June 4th. Mr. C. F. Pcchinan n came down from Johnston on Sunday. Mr. Mark Toney, one of the largest plan'er* ami best men in Edgefield county came with Mm and Is msk!ng tnaay friends in Barnwell. / For sale, easy terms, cash or good paper, one HatuwHf county laised mare, one-half Norman, 7 years old, warranted »ound, gentle to ride anu drive or work anyway. Apply to Pko- plk offi^;' ' / J 1 ■■ : J ' /: ... Geo. Hagool returned from the Con- faderMte/reunion at illmsion Monday aftennu/n. The tripwaa one of the most perfect experiences of hi* life. A week jn inch companionship was fuller than mouths of calm existence. Marri«*t on Sunday May the 12th 18- liy W/. (5. Collins Notary I’ub'ic, at the home of the bride’s mother, Mr* Sarah Johns, Mr. Pilshray McKln/.y to Miss lymma Jolins, both of Barnwell WJUmT. . Corn is grow ing nicely and tliere is n’uch talk of tine pet patches.. Stands are tar from perfect. Cotton is small and suffering from Gen. Or en’s uni versal attack. Small grain is spreading itself ami promise very well. In spite of tljc past iinprcpitious weather. C..1 J. J. Brown left on Saturdav for Kichinond, vTa the Atlantic Coa-t l.in**. He expected to he aw ay about ten davs After attending to his bit«ine*s in the .Circuit Court of Appeal* he expert* to v isit some of the battle Aelds so famil iar to hiiii during the war between the .State*. Attention 1« called to the ne-^ adver tisement of Mr. D B. William*,-of Blackville The w Home Machine , hears a gilt edge fepmaUmi an4 we ex- pect deserves it Mr. WilllMin* Is to o’uf personal know|e<lge, a first class man,and deserves tlie t' ndc and confi dence ©f people necdj^ug macliincs, sewing machine supplies- or repairs. Tho fjarnvveil Third Nine played their tir*t match game on last Saturday. The Blackville team paid them a pleas ant visit. After live innings it com menced raining and the umpire had to call the game. The score stood 4—2 in favor of Barnwell! The Barnwell boys had but little practice, but went into it with a determination to win. Tlie BltckvWe nlhe 1* made up of nice young gentlemen, who will always be welcome out this side- On the afternoon of the 22d Inst, two ‘colored •isters, Lula Kfarse and Neta • Brant, hud a difficulty on Capt. Josi«h Kilter's plantation in Three Mile Jovv n- ship. Lula Hears© threatened to kill her sister Neta. While the sisters were struggling for the possession of the family musket the weapon wa» acci dentally discharged, tho load of shot striking and killing Turner Hearse, the thirteen year old brother of the combar&d't*. Justice J. F Grime* was sent for to hold thn inquest. Lula Kearso left Hie scene of tho tragedy and has kept suc cessfully out of the way of tlie law. A brilliant meteor passed slowly from South to North near 9 o’clock Monday evening. Its track was about sixty degrees above the Eastern horiz on. It’s light ceased suddenly and without any exploaion. Those who saw its light before seeing It thought that .so me one had set off a full calibred Christmas sky rocke’. Although the moon was shining brightly from tlie West the meteor threw di-tinct shad ows, overcoming the radiance of the queen of night. It was the., most briI ant- errant celestial visitor’ we have ever seen, ^’he New* f amf Courier re ported it a's West of disrlfton, »o it must have beqti pretty close to us. MoniiYav’s dailies contained Gen. M. C. Butler’s reply to so mnch ■<( the ad dress of Gov. Evans, published some Dyglye days before, a* referred to the ex-9enator. He gave letters from law yers Bampson Pope and J. F. J. Cald well'stating that }|e, Gen. Butler, had no connection whatever with their caae against the registration law before Judge Goff. Gsn Butler savs that since the 4th of March be has been a private citizen attending to his own business and replies to the Governor in the vigoroiM style-of language generally used by gentlemen not in political harmony with each other. And flow thO hitherto useless dry corn stalka may bo put to warlike use. The government ship builders have been packing the side* of war vessels with cellulose, which is- *atd to lie. mads froff .cocoa nut fibre. a ■hot enters the side of thn vessels tbe water rushing in immediately expands the cellulose which doses the the hple aud prevents tbe further ingrata .of, water. The tlavy department will soon make experiments with the pith of corn ■talks, which is said to be much clieap- er, lighter, more efficacious and health ful than cellulose, ' Red Oak News- ji' ill-.. • • The continuation af r J'.vkvy rain* has done considerable,damage uiitlic crops. Mf. Monroe Baxley* /oue.pf pqr most popular young m^n, was NiUeauquitc ill at his mother's rtcidoiwc livti.iweek. I>r. I’atterson was callvu In atiu uhder Ills dircctiona Mr Baxley war.faken to Barnwell, where he wu* visited.by Drs. Croft, of Aiken, and Belliugeri.pf Barn well, and Clarkson, of, AMend.sle. Mr. Baxley, we are glad to hep-s,,!* improv ing under Dr rattcrHonVv^kiUrul treat ment, and his many; friends hope he will soon lie restored to health. . Miss Mabel Baxley left on lagt Satur day for Augusta, to the regret of her many friends. Come jigatn. Mi-s Mabel, aud gladden the hearis of “our bovs.” Wc regret to learn of the sickness of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Wall’s faniilr and trust soon to hear their “littie (oiks” have entirely recovered. L’I xconxc. — -T- __ Great Cypress Newa. > * Farmers al) liave thr blijcs. Most of the lit'le guano used, »:ts applied to melon crops ami corn.and cotton have to do tlie best they cab without. They are very small. „ Mr. Lewi* Sander*,had cotton blos som* several days ntfo. „ v Four saw”mills arc ,,lo«^trd in this, neighborhood, op« rated hy superior mill men Mes-rs. Wa 8*. Ii. Broaaer, Kaysor A Holly, J. W. Woodward and J. A. Jenkins. ,• . , , Charles Cave, the negro iliargodwith the wlrolesale (heft in m\e night in I8tr> of tlirce horses ami niuKx, 2 one horse wagons and a bale of lirf. co'toii is at last behind the liars of Barnwell jail, lie carried Hie cotton,tb Cliners, sold and was surfing to wel£'|| jt when tlie posse in pursuit came ia sight. He was hunted night after right bpt escaped to Beaufort. On Sunday it w as found out that lie was at hi* father*, a w arrant wa* issued by Trial Justice Knick* and before noon lie was arrysted He waived a preliminasy examliiation and vsas sent to jail. ITI^ health has Yicen poor for some time ami lie is In a bad Condi tion. Mix* no. especial mention. "The Courtship,” a moat amusing piece was sung and acted exceedingly well by Miss Mattie Jenkins and Mr. Geo. Ber ber. The Rook a Bye Bong,” by a dozen little maiden* in nurses’ cups with their dolls, w a* extreme)v pretty, as was the “Weather Hells” sung ami dam ed by the same little girl*, Hi which beautiful little Ada Brunson was crowned May Queen by another lovelv little girl, Mamie Barber. •‘The Hard Times Grumhlera” brought down the house, apd many wondered how so small a stage could ho’d a wash tub, cooking stove, spinning wheel, ironing table Ac., and how hu«y these grum- blet-* were! Mis* Eugenia Young found room Upsweep all during the scene, and well ahe did her part too. The recitation* by the Misses Breland and Wood ot Allevdale, and ’'The Graduates” hy the sell young ladles of tlie (Tub were particularly flue, Mi*« A nnie Jenkins excelling in her part a« “Fairy,” Mr*. V. I). Young’s'‘Dream” and “Childhood’a Happy Hours” a pantomine by Miss 8usle Jenkins and Mule Roy Young were very amusing and caused much laughter. The music rendered by Mrs. Sanders, and Misses Young and Jnnkiit* was highly appreciated hy the audience, ami add ed much to the finishing of the whole programme. Much credit is due Mrs. Sanders for the pleasant evening. •She haw been an imtefaittjrable worker in getting up the entertainment, ami it is altogether owing to her perseverance and exquisite taste that the affair was such a happy success. After the performance wa* over the young people tvho worship at the shrine of Terpsichore tripped the fight fantas tic totly inspiring music for several houySh i,emonade and ice cream v ere on I and, and nothing was lacking to keep every one from having a pleasant time. Long live tlie Question Club and may tills be the first of many equally good entertainments. M. M. B. o- f- «■» -e «*» nearness Cannot Be Cnred Alliance Department. --■* : k w ."■-Vys -r:--.z=t=z' Adopted aa the County Organ by the Cottn- f AUtanoe lullMh, 18*8. JA. J. PAtE,;Associate Editos, fo whem aU Comniunlration* on Alliauce Matters r.hould be addressed. . oamrt sf tn« rsaati AUiaaes. II. II. OAti! Presivleni., \ 1. V. MMIr-. Vice Ptcstvhrft. W. 8. Bamberg, Secretary. A. F. Free, Treasurer, t <J. 1>. Kinard, CbapUin. T. 8. Weeks. Cvuniy iAstprer. ■ W’. A All, FVeWHrd nr AasiftSfit f "cturer. W. T. Haritiy, Dovr Keej>er. ‘ ' R. K. Harley, Assistant boor Keeper. D. W. B/klitool. 8ergeant-at Arms. F. II. (,’teechy UustiicM* Agent. Execntlrc (’oimnlttoe—C. 0. Free, W. W. PatHcl, W. A-fWiSt. a/*'- • Trade Committee—<1. M, ffvnter, E. H. Dowling, J. M. ITmer, W. A. Ail. Committee on Hood of the Order—J. C. Me- Mlllrfn, C. M. Wcnfleld, W. T. C«ve, J. K Snelling, E. B. Hums. JJ* L- l|.l. , .■ J-"!.-.*,"'. ■L, * « •;!- H . ; Raising Yoang Turkeys. Rlackrille NeW*/* - - *le**rs. Jas. TTiont*on, B. J. Hammet and G. 11 Mathis attended the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge K. of P’g, ai Sunm-r laU week as delegates from this lodge- . , There were sixteen applicants ex- Miuiiied licre last week -for the. West Point Cadetship. Mr.George I’innner- man, of GranUevilh*, won theap|ioint- menf, wlth Ja*. Goethe,',of Hampton, as alternate. C'-ngressman Talbert was here looking after the app liniment. The stocklioldcrs of t|ie \'aciium Ice Macliiuc Company held a ffic.rltng here on last Saturday. They arc nianiifac- liiring their machitlC at the C. M. R. R. machine shops. . Mrs. Neblett apd Miss Clay, Ihe woman’s suffrage- tourists, fulfilled Jieir Hp|K>intirrriton last Friday night as expected. Mrs. Neblett was the first speaker, who outlined the object of their mission. 8be wa* followed by Misst lav in a strong appeal for equal rights at Hr; ballot box. She advocated an edueati^nat qualjlication to entitle women to tyie., ,They did not make any decider impression upon their heartrsj but'demonstrated the fact, to our full satisfaction, that they were good and fluentoratqrs and in all made very strong argotm nts on woman’s side of the question., ... Mr. I'. W.Earr?lj returned home on Monday. Ills trip to Texas and asso ciation witli the Qnufederate veteran* at their reunion at jlopston wa* most etijoyabie. He consider* Texas a great Hate, but there is no place like South Carolina. In some sections of the Lone Star State it i« remarkably dry, while in other parts entirely too mui'h rain lias fallen, and- Texas lands being too low to plow in rainy weather the gras* has taken a'most luxuriant growth. A. B. C. •S "’fW * 1 " ' " Commeift* wfenl Fttrclsea. ■ Wiillston High School, Wllllston, 8. C , Sunday, June!Uli, 11 :3ft, a. m.,Com- menoem'erit Sermon—Rev. I). W. Key, Greenville, S. C. Monday,’Juqp Iftth, 9 a. m., Annual Meetingtyf Ijiiard Trustees. JO :3ft a. m. 1 , Exercise* Primary De partment. y 8:30 p. u;., Exercises Intermediate and., K i nd c rg»r te n J tepartmen ts. TuesdajvJune 1 Ith, 10210 a. ni„ Con test for Gold Medal-Freshman Class. 10:30 a. m., Contest for Gold Medal- Sophomore Claa*.^ - 8:3ft p. m., Obebrstion of the Fide- lian and. I’jeriaA Literar'v. Societies— Adviress Rev.,John G. Williams, Al- lenvlslei ij. y.. , WetlucscUy,, June 12tii, 10.-0D.-a. m., Coofest/or Gold Medal—JuniorCiass. 11.00,a. in. (.Con test for Gold Medal— Elocuiion Class.' 8:30 p. m., Kxercjses—Students Pri mary, In termed.ate'and High School Departments. • . 1 . Thursday, .June 13tb, 10KK) a. m., ContestJor Dembrest Gold Medals. 11:3G a. nu. Annual Address—Rev. D. M. Ramsey, D. I)., Charleston, 8. C. 0 2k) p. m., Dress Dirtll—Cadets. ,8 -.30 p. nu. Graduating Exercises and awi|rl{pf,J>lploma*. Public cordially invited to be pres ent. F. N. K. Bailey, 2w Principal. . ry* R. P, Bland of Missouri, the apostle of the silver dollar and long time a member of Congress, was defeated in Iasi fall’s election.^ But his apple or chard promises him a $10,000 crop this year. • The.Confederate.. .Veterans’ teunion at Houston, Texas, last week was at tended by 1,002 delegates. South Caro lina having 80 represeutatiye* present. t*» i bv lo -al, appiicaitloiis as they cannot reach the ,Ci/e:if,cd portion of the ear. There is cjuiv.one w^y to cure deafness, and that yanaiitotional remedies. Deafnrs* fc-CEBWEQ by an inflamed con dition of Hie m u c° '* lining of the Ehs- tachian Tube When ti.l* tube is in* tlained you 1 have a fumbling sound or imperfect .Hearing, aud when it is en tirely closcdiiMoHfnesw U the result, and unless the •inflammation ca.> . be taken out and tins tube restored to its nor ma) condition!.hearing will lie destroy ed forever; niirec»»e* out of.teq arc "causeil by catarrh.which is notli’n’J boh an infiained condition of the mucous surfaces. ., Wc will give Gnc Hundred Dollars for any casC^ flJ Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot he cured by if all’s Catarrh Cure, Send for circulars; free. F. J. CnaKEY A On., Tolcdd, O. .Sold by Drnggists, 75c. A rtose beelslms. Her lip* said “No,” But her eye* said “yes”; By which did I go? Ah! can’t you guess? No sweet caress f Dili I omit: For her eyes said “Yes ” And “the ayes had it —7,7— —Smith, Gray A Co.’s Monthly. T ~ - Senator Thomas II. Carter, of Mon^ tana. Chairman of the Nstional Repub- licau Committee, said in an interview -hrlvew York lait wjrk that “there are fifty-nine electoral votes in the West that will be ca«t for the Presidential candidate wlio will pledge himself to sign, in the event of his election to the presidency, any silver bill congress • wright send liim. u — He (earnestly): "And now that we areengaged, Ethel, will you pray for me?” She: “Oh, no, George, I’ve been praying for you for the last eight year* But, now that I’ve got you. I’ll thank the Lord for you.” * A country minister remarked tohis wife. Sunday noon : “There was a stranger in church this morning.” “What did he look^Hke?” asked the wife, who was a woman first and a min ister’s ^Flfe afterward. ‘‘1 didn't see him.” “Then how did you know there was a stranger there?” “I found a dollar bill in the.contribu- tion box Tlie Plymouth Rock breed of chick ens was developed about the year 185ft. It was produced hy crossing a Cochin Chltix cockerel with a hen that was her self'a cron* between tfib faun-colored Dorking, the Great Malay and the Wild Indian. The Plymouth Rock chicken, therefore, is one-half Cochin China, one-quarter faun-colored Dorking, onc- eighth Great Malay and que eighth Wild tnflis.n. "2. In reference to •yo.ffci second question tliere is much.dlT?rsity of opinion, but the best authorities agree that tbe cockerel should be with the hens about 10 day* before the egg* laid can be depended upon to hatch. The hen* will lay .©*!?» that will hatch forahm^t 10 dk^s alter separation from tlie cockerel. week at least after hutching. Should th* mother hen then become r©«tle*«, she may be let out during the middle ol the day. A* tlie turkey retires early and dislIkcK being d sturbed after set tling down for tlie night, be sure and coop them liefore the sun set*. The young turkeys will eat but little the first week. Feed separate from the iiiother, for she will devourail the food within reach. For downright greedi ness an old turkey hen has few equals. Dry bread soaked in sweet milk is one of the best feeds lor the young, as i* curd from fresh'blittermilk. A whole dock has been rai-cd on warm curd, A custard made of one egg to a pint of milk, thickened with bread (no sugar), i« a good food. When about two month* old, feed whole wheat nart of the time and mix corn meal with their feed; this should not be fed exclusively. Allow plenty of libyrty, a*confinement will kill young turkeys. When the mother hen begin# tramping wtldly from one side of the coop to the other, better let her out unless the weather ia unfavorable. W hen alMiut the size of partridge* and old enough to follow the mother in loi|g rambles, the young will need but little attention, simply a little feed morning and evening. They much pre fer bugs, graas hoppers, insects and seed* to a more civilized ration. Do not neglect to bring them home at night and put them nndrr shelter until old enough to fly into trees anil care for iht'iliscive*. Turkeys do not always select wisely the host resting place tor thfl night, hence vermin sometimes at tack and annoy them; Teach them, to come at the sound of your voice, tt will save many a weary tramp in searching woods and fields. .8ix.wrek’s time i* sufficient to (alien for market, teed twue a iUy all the whole corn they w ill eat, but do uotat- tenmt confinement, a* a turkey chafes ttneer tYafraitit alttl will lose ficslt ra ther than fatten. They will uot take more exercise than is necessary to keep in good health.—Southern Farm. FIRE! FIRE!! *EAP| I Mu I h a,1 , ■ hi ■■ mm), ntra / meet paOH/ts 1 £ w t» •lay and Tuesday H ill U- at Ms flome 1 er> Friday and l-otntmei t» to cottnty to* ns or call at their 1 1 am a full «radaaiS of P * PT| he t cdisd sevewtacE j exprrtewce, aod f of wnt and prices. ■ ,itj , m A* 1 ri 1 SOUTH AND NORTlt ' AMERICAN LLOYDS, V I f • Xew York and Chicncro. .|i., .. . . - a ; The chcapCRt and moat rcli- able Insurance i<n]T® world. •* 1 v "» • v- . • > The undersigned, Agents ' . • V - tyj " j foT t^c lAo} T dfl in Uarnwclt vJ *■ * ♦ * ^ i » » , County, can give Fire Insu- rr.ricc io per cent, below all ■' other rates. • I *» 1 Chinti to 8er us, and at once. j. j. imowx, g. ft. nYAy. Barnwell, Dee. IS, 1891. Charles Zissetl, • sit 1 ^^Practical Watchmaker. First door south of Brown House,' Barnwell 0. II., S. C.,offers hi- service, to the public. An |xperlt-nce of upwards of forty years Ts the best guarantee '.hat he knows hi* business and will give satis faction in the quality of hi* work and the moderation of hi* charges. JpflT Reliable time keepers for sale. *nch8 Carolina Midland R. V Co. To take effect at 5.3ft A. M. Thursday September Hth 1894. Hoiith Bound. $i 11 North Bound -I a f 4 A Itffncrf/ Againsl Flies. ‘i never n<e widow acrwits.,’.* aalda ►» R a S’* a i* 75th Meridian Time. _ «* « r *■/. a. it it to M bw As 8T at Tons. i a I 5 " BY VIRTUE of sundry Tax Execu tion* to me directed by„A. F. Free, Treasurer, I have levied ujkmi and will sell on Monday the 3d day of June 1896 (it being*al©*day in said month) within tliS'legs I'hours of sale, in front of the referen^ to . Joffcij-Court House, to tbe highest bidder for cash, the following described real prop erty, to wit: . . ■* ALLENDALE. Twenty-eight acres, more or less, and bounded on tho North by lands of John Sandy,8outl»gtidEasCby la'iidsof J. W. “ - ^ - - of _ ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meptlirjf of tf:e stockhol der* of the Carolina Midland Rtilway Company will be held at their office at Blackville, on Wednesday, June the 19th, 1895, at 12 o’clock, M. E. II. Oakman. •— S, • Secretary. AT- - >' ' urpp:R SALTKEHATCinE. Jtrsl Received • A Big Supply of Pu6//c Talk TobaccS, r'f Five Cents a Plug. ON HTANDT Pea*, all kinds, at sevflMy cents per bushel, for a tear days. A {.SO, V Japanese Seed Pindars. Planted in corn and after small grain they will give an abundance, of the best and cheapest food for fattening hogs, cattle and all other stock. . In constant receipt of new goods to meet the demand* of my growing trade. For any and ail merchandise come to the Upper HxRkebatchle and get tbe benefit of city prices in the country. I will please aud profit all customers. q. K. NURNBEKGER, The Leader in Low 1’rioes. wi*« housekeeper the other day r > , ‘U©- cau*e I have a fancy that they shut out sll the air jn. Imi wqatlier, and, beside, the serve to keep ti e flies l«T the house equally a* well as to keep them out,” “But I never sees liy fn your house,’’ said her friend. "How do you manage it? For my part, I must coiifcAs^hut screen* or no .creens,. #uy means to me one loh^ battle with tbe little pests.” “My remedy is a vety simple one,’ said the good housekeeper, “and I learned It year* ago ftom my gtaipl mother, when { userl P> watch her put ting buncho* of lavender flower* aroupd to keep the flies away. My method- is simpler. 1 buy five cents worth of oil of lavender at the drug store and mix it. with the same quantity of water. Then -4 put it in a common gbts* atomizer and spray it around the rooms w herever flic* apt to congrcgate.«erpecialiy in the dining-room, Whefie I sprinkle it plen tifully ove‘r^lli6 table linen Tbe odor is especially disagreeable to flics, and they will never venture in its neighbor hood. though to most people it has a peculiarly fresh and grateful-smelk”- “I shall (tertaioly give it a -irinl,” said the otheV woman.—ITiiladelphi* Fress. ’ { “^ ■ Registration Notice. The Registration Books will be open at tbe comity seaton the flr*t Monday in each month for Hie transaction of such business a* i* provided by law. I. G. JENNINGS, .Superviaor. nevl5-tf xnr 5.3ft 5.55 FTHT 8.10 7.40 7.2ft C. M 6.51 6.39 I 6.29 6.18 10.52 6.06 6.10 5.55 i 6 On 5.50 5.35 6.35 (Ml 5 lx 4.35 5.07 Lv. ,, Selvern..Ar. • . '5 "•- *:. ..Wagoner... 4 G.15!..'. ...Ferry -V 4 | 6.35*. .. .StCTley* -4— -y . xppwgKsnr. 3 * * ’4 v . ..Walkers .. £ 5 m 8.00 8 Oft At). Blacltv.) LV 5. tft ^ltt.J^Lvp" 4 ffkr? 5.i 10.47 10.551 ... Aslilcigh. r \ I 11 .(*»j,...W oodward...! 4.25 ' H TL.ftOH t 28t... r. TBirfl wcTT 4.0' i 6 . .Morrises • 4 .. .Brownell ■ -L 11.29! 12.25 Caves 3 T1 8892 40 .. .*Seigl»Hg 11.45 12.55 Ar*AUeii(laIe Lv r. m r.M. Perry W. Price r.oo 11 Lifijll 11.21(12.15 5ft 5.03 Dr. Soi BLACK VH.LK, - Wilj hr at his office Hi l DtW I OWTA KTSk S fnri.iatloti cOMwrntaa Pal tala tbwa aant fcaa. Alao a leal and MtanUS* boota Tpataata takaw throw RIGHT®. AJA 1 —,■¥* ileaith- . I < ’ ' ( means so much more than you imagine—serious and' ‘fatal diseases result from' trilling ailments neglected.' Don’t play with Nature’s ‘greatest gift—health. ,, If voearefr-ting oat of aorta, weak . and frcMrally ca- basated, net vooa, have no apRctH* and can't work,, begin al once tak• tng the atoal relia-. Me atrcnitbenlne mcdlrina whicli is, Brosm * Iran Bit- 1 ter*. A lew bot tle* card—ben-At cornea from IKc very first duae—df wn t tUht saar -(A, and it'a caaaat tv Uke. :*4»r It Cures ibIe Neurnlfla, Kidney and Liver TroaMea, . t • Malaria, Ncmova all men li WfMtcn'a complalnta. Get onty the aroatne—tt has crnaaad red tinea on tna arrapoer. Alt others are sab- at nates. On reccjiH of taw sc. tump* wa will send aet of Tdw BenotMnl Wartd's Pole Vtowa and baab <m«. — BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, Ml TAX SALES. Bcssbiger And We*t by land* of IT. W. ifnarve. Levied upon and to be sold a* the property of L. W. Ihley. RARNWEy.. Qne^.iRt-Rt-tlie town of Barnwell bounded North, East and West by lots of G. K. Ryan and 8nuth by Main street, levied upon and to be sold .a* tbe property ef J. E. Furman A Bro. ; : , .banbEr©./., ^ Fifty (60; acres,more or loss, botrrd- ed on tlie North by Kfflsto river, East by iauds.of J. W. Stewart, South by lands of Margaret Lee and West by lands of Mr*. 1,. A. Porter. Levied upen and to lie sold as the property df CUas. F. Porter v ., . * Twenty-eight acirs, more or less, levied upon and to be sold as the prop erty of Mrs, S. D. Connor for tax of . J^iWl antmatjd 1892 and 93. v MIDWAY. Three hundred and eighty-four f384) acres, more or less, and bounded by ’apda of 8. W. Johnaon, Mrs. Jane Ride, I. X. Byrd ami G- P. Bamberg. Jjivlea: upon and to be solrf tlfi tbe property of W.F.Sandl{er. . ALSO, Two hundred and ninety (290) acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of H< C. Folk, J. T. Smoak and Mra. M. Ai- Moye. levied upon and to be sold u tbe property df estate of Geo. Samdlfer. STCAflpSB. One (1) lot inltown of Ulmer, lev ied upon and to be sold as tbe property of A. M. Brabham for tax of 1891 and J892. „ Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papert. J. W. LANCASTER, 8. B. C. Sheriff’s Office, May 13, 1895. Invites all persons having wagons, buggies, road carts needing repair* to call at bis General Kepair Shops before making contracts. First Class horse shoeing a specialty, Superior facili ties for repairing mowing machine*. All kinds of metal work done and satis faction Id every particular guaranteed FERRY W. PRICE. The Pechmann Shop, West End, Barnwell, 8. C. Important Notice. OrEICE CoUKTT StrrERVfSOR, Barnwell, April 22, 1895. At the meeting of the County Board of Commissioners held on theist inst., 1 a resukiUonyvas ddofrtfetf that hereafter no claiRi against the coubty would be approved miles* it had been first ap proved by the Superviror or by some member of the township board in whose territory the work was done bsfore be ing presented to the County Board for Approval. Holders of claims against the«co'unty will plea.-e take particular notice and comply with tbe rule. % * * Hit You? The management of tbe J Equitable Life Asauraiice J ’ Society iti ihe Department of \ [ the CArolinae, wishes to se- J • -6«] J chfe a few Special Resident ; Agents.. Those w&b gye fitted J J for this work will find thfit 1 *• A Rare Opportunity:; It is work, however, and those ] | who sncceetf bert in it possess | | character, mature judgment, j [ tact,. liei/se'eerance, and the J \ reject of their community. | ‘ Think this matter over care- J fully. There’s an unnsual; ] opening tyr someliody. If it ] fits yon, it will pay you. Fur- J , ther information on request. \ [ W. J. Roddey, ffumgar.: " • « Rock Hill, S. C. •f—MMMRtMMMtt f -■M GROVES aprlS W. T. CAVE, County 8uperviaor. Special Notice!' TASTELESS The Road Commissioners in- all ths tQwu.“hips are instructed-to dfrect lbe Road CVerseers in their jurisdictions 4q sed that'the damaging custom of plowing into the public.roadMball he promptly discontinued BrnT kept stop ped. If necessary to preserve them from such trespasses Hie roads should be staked off eight feet from the centre on ee.cb side and plowing across the line should nob be allowed- If persons persist after being notified report them- for prosecution^r W.T-CAVE, , . Supervisor. C. DUNCAN BW.r.IXGER, ' Houcitor 2kd. Circuit. JW4LLJAM H. TOWNSEND^ ;Late ov EBIiott A Tcwnsend, Bxauport,8. C. v ^ II. L. (/BANNON. Bellinger, Townsend it OBannon, IS JUST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE SO Ota. Oantl We aoM laatraar, MB tintUm of GROVK-h TASTELRM CUTLL TONIC aod have , bouphtihroa anma already thtayoaa. In all oarex- tsssbss; fautob •• roar Toula iMninriy. abxtt. Cam a Os. —FOE SALE IT— » • vC. N. BllftCKHALTER. T B. E£US, Jtfg Surveyor and Ci A-TTOUNKYe* AX L.AW OfflcB Ryan Building, BEruwelt S, C. Special attention gften to tbe of A w f 1 '- HflHBIIHj