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The Barnwell People RATES OF SCMCRirTfOX. |n A«lv4nc«, p«r Apauiu «0 * * i On Tine. .**40 •J TIHJHS1>AY. V JUXK«. IftO. Tl>«< uftxi r«yaiiroomaiun1ouiu>«^»f Unliw No. 17A. - . r f . will bt' theuow Manor.It'Tett i<k In Harnw^l upon 8ih <1ajr ot 4mu imtt, U« »»- bWwt tSo *'ul a»l nr Uv In tai l month, begloaii.g at ‘Hlfh Fnmtx. (Ucmtarc. rtf ordar *il Wav M.* 1 ' K. C. Tbr mtuliir mnrtina ol ItnrawcU No. “W, Kntjrht* I’ftlila*, will b« hrM at th**ir Uatl on FrlOny iitKht.at 8,4 o'clock atull a^icmUuc* t« riHjuiiituOv—~ , —- By order of < ^ W. O. BRITTON. C. C. \V«t. McNAB, K weak R. *. ‘U. rfj VOA'T SI OF TOBACCO. Mow toCnrc YtNu-Acll W hile l'*inir It * The tpbncco habit grow* on n man until hli ncrvou* ayttetn U aerloutly liappineta. To qtrlt au<M«nly Utootc* vote i ahock to the ayrfetn. aa tobacco, to an Inveterate uaw kwotmaa »tlo*u- Jant that hU *yntem continually crave*. Baco-Curo l* a aelentltie cure for the tobacco habit, In all It* form*, carefully «'otnpoutided after the formula ol an eminent Berlin l‘hy»iel*n wlw ha* used it in hi* private practice sim-e 1872, without a lailutt, purely vegetable and guaranteed perfectly nartpleaa. V‘»u a‘an u»e all the tobacco yt»u wnat, u Wle taking Baco-Curo. It will notify you when to stop. W’e gl*e a written guarantee to petmabently cure any s ase wirU three boae#. og refuntj the money w ith 1Uper cent. Interest. B.aco- tluro Is hot a substitute, hut a sclentillc cure, tliatsnires w ithout the aitlof will power and with no Inconvenience. It leave* the sy.tetn as pure-attd free from T.lcotlne as the day you took your llrst chew «r smoko ^oM by »U dr ig* gists, w ith our ironedad guarantiv. at $1a»0 per box, three boxes, (thirty day* treatment,) $.’.50, or sent direct upon receipt of price. Send *lx two-cenf atamos for sample box, booklet and proofs free. Eureka Chemical A Man ufacturing Company, Manufacturing Chemists, I.aCroMe, Wisconsin. A g'rl has heaps^of trouble w ith her complexion and her front hair, but she does not have to hare a rarer traveling over her face every day. NL’PEBTIS >R S XOTICF. The County SupervUor will t>e found At his olflce in Barnwell »»n Mondays .and Tuesday* in each week. On other slays In tli« week he w 111 attend to h!s duties in the county. W. T. Cavk, April] fountv Hupcrvlaor. *T~ WiTi't oi .w iohiI, Wllllston, R. O , '>utiday, - rineRtli. 11 :.'W, a. m , (’ont- tneu* e nent Sermon—Rev. 1* W.Key, <1 •' ••*n% die, S. C. Mo'iilay, June 10th, it a. m., Anoual Ve-Hing of Hoi rd Trustees. Ii»:l0a m., Exercises l*timary lit- parttiinul. t^U) p. m.. IJxerclses Intermediate and Kindergarten |t*partin*nt». Tuesday, June Uth. JO:00 a. tu.. Con t *t for tiold .VeJ.tj-a»Kre-hm:in Class. lU'.JOa. m., Conteat for Wold Medal — U. %rxlxvm <kfA I * lug A -t~j- —- • V/H ’ » « »I’*■ X7 1 M: Ul p. in., Cslebratloh of the Fide- lian and I’ierlan I.Herarv So«-letl s— Address Rev. John (i. Williams, Al lendale, S. C, Wednesday, June l*'h. 10f)0 a. m., Conp-vt for Gold Medal—Junior ('lass. 11 :(H) a. th., Conteat for OsUl Mesial— iKIncnilofi Class. 8 :;W p. in., Ex ’rcl«**«—Students Trl- inary. Intermediate and High t*chool Depart ii:«nts„ Ttiursdav, June rath, 101)0 a. m , A'ontest for I'emoreat t joljl Medal*. 11 ;30a. m.. AimuaT Address—Kev. I*. M. Katnsev. l>. i>.7Charleston, S. C. ti-.tlhp. tn.,^l>ress Drill—Ca«lets. 8 iJO p. in., Graduating Excicue* and .aw ar.I of Diploma*. TubTic ’ Ihreplv fo answer that It eut. corJTaffv tnvllrd To Th F. N. K. Kaii.ky Hillistnn News. 4 v The Baptist Young.T’eonle'a I'nion give a deliglitfiil rntertaiumeiit iu the echo'd building on Kei lay evening last. 'There was not a very Targe crowd out, ~*>nt everybody liad h go al tiun*, ami it lie enaerfa'inpent was a success iu every way. Refreshments were served and a neat, little sum was raised. The (following was the programme of the -exercises. In trmnciitul diyt Mrs. Hailey anil Miss Earle; Recitation, ■••Two lives and a life,” by Mis* Annie May Willis; Vocal Solo, "Ballad of the 'Dreamers by I’rof. F. N. K. Bailey; 'Reading, “Trial of Endurance” l»y Mies Dwcia K•*uft: , ; Double (,* lartettc, •••Tlie fserenade” by Messrs Greene, TV hillock, I’oters and Klee ami Misses Dicks, Green, Tide and McMictoael; In- >t umeiit il • Solo, Mias Adeen llankin- aon; Recitation, ‘ Tin' a*ount< : i>ign was s'anV’^bv Miss Kate l.nlc; Heading, ‘‘.Mr. and Mr*. Bow>cr go shopping,” *hy Mt«« A. 1-. McMicliael; Vocal Solo, “The Monk,” by I'rof, Walt* r IVfcrson. Vocal Duet, lleAUtiful Starlight, by Missea Uessie Green and A. 1.. Mc.Mich- ael The Picnic at. Goose, Pon I Park lias tieen-set for June 271 h. The day ap pointed by the commillee last w eek will not be c Jtiveideut as It would be the flay follow ing the commcocouicnt ex crcisca of the High .School, lo|*e *11 who read the notice last week will read ties and not be disappointed. Mrs. Laura J. Mailichaiapedied other Itonic in this place on last Wcdncaday wveiling, leaving a devoted husband ami (our small children. Rev l.ide preach ed the funeral to a T*rcii attendance'. Her remains were carried to Edgetield and buried iu the family cemetery, [she had suffered for three years, hut she never murmured.* A Hue ox, owned by Mr. Lawrence Green, died on Saturday, lirat victim of the terriffic temperature. IIau Male Bay. On account of hot wentbemnd home work the att* ndauce of visitors 00 Mon day was amall, very few coining for pleasure merely. Crops were generally reported as growing, nicely and the good work of grn*s -kit ing going 011 bravely. V ith a few more days of sum mer sunshitMiUeu Green w ifi lie de feated and fTrmed, everywhere except in the Helds of the slothful. The bone yard presented a scene of utter loneli ness, and If a single swap was made we dont know it. Supervisor Jennings had a light day’s worn. Quito a number of the more in telligent Republican voters showed that they did not hare perfect faith ju Jus tice Golf's decision and secured proper corti leans. The Sheriff sold two tract* for tuxes and one under execution. The Master made two sales. All straw goods at coat at Molair'a. Capi. J. B. Hunter was In towrnTuea- day and yesterday. Pe noerat* are getting togethtr throughout the B ate. Mr. J- Allen Tobin returned on Sat urday frun Xew York. - ('ol. i. 4. Brown returned from Kli-hmoud on Kunlav. Malcott. I*. Green, li«q., ef Colum bia, watin town on Monday. Rough wcartier w lih rain is predbrt- ed fur thecinre df A*)« week. numeron* qnnst.lona we is hot Mmiigli for u«. The Wlntlirop Normal College at Hoik 11111 la to be opened Octol*«r 2d. v Fourteen' persons died in Philadel phia on .Saturday ol heat prostiation Have yout piano tuned now, w hen it w ill cost only half price, he Mr. Hu}u». Mr. W. J. Hander*^ and fatally have gone to their etimaier hotpc at hen- dcrtonvllie, N. C. , The many P^irnweU friend* of Mr. IVIlMe M. Altman of Aprlntfliehi were glad to aoe hint Id town on Monday. Treasurer Free and corrrtpot.denu have crowded the editor into a very small corner of ti*e easy chair this week. The F.xcentire Committee of the “Forty” has been cal.ed to meetln.Co- lumMa on next Thursday Jo consider the political situation. ■’ Mr. J., Ham Kirkland, who hasiheen attending the law department of Van derbilt Cniverslty. Na-hvillc, TFnn., reached home on Sunday for the sum mer vacation. Jtura pfano or organ from Mr. D. Yf Hutto, lie is representing T. Harry Oates A Co„ Augusta, G». Such bar gains nevelfoifered before, Mr. il. Rivers Carroll qjmrrcndercd himself to Sheriff Lancaster on Thurs day and w** committed to jail. Major L. T. Ir.lar will apply to Judge Watts at Walterboro to-day for batl,\ ’ Rev. Mr. McRoy left on Monday to a t to n<T' Tpe ■‘Uommence;nient of t 'ar(isic Fitting School at Bamberg and from there he will go to Spartnnbnrg to at tend the reunion of Wofford College Alumni. Why not have your pianos and or gans tuned and repaired by the practi cal piano tuner Mr. D. W. Ilui to while, he D In town. He is an anist in lids line of work. All members of Barnwell Lodge No. 1*> K of P. are earnestly requested to at tend the meeting to be held tomorrow , Friday evening, as It. will be especial ly interesting and important matters w ill be considered. Northe-m Heights has quite a num ber of fLir visitors this week. Mi*»es Liz*h( an I Kate Jenkins of Great, Cy press are guests of the Misses Rate, Mis* Maggie l.ou Fickling of Black- villeof Mrs. D. W, Dyches. dis* Bertha IciitpliBon of Elkoof Miss Maude Ray. Oil the DT. Inst Mr. K. H. Oakman severed hU contiuclioti w ith the Caro lina Midland Railroad, ot w hich he had been the very-efficient Auditor for sev eral year*. Mr. John M. Easterling succeed* and will uiake an ad n urabie official. While the Company regrets to part with *0 good a man as Mr. Oak- mau it is very lortunatc to secure #u capable a successor. Mrs. Midair lias decided to cut down to eo-t the prices of all seasonable mil- linery goods. She lute made up her mind to carry no good* over to another year ami ther* fore offers rare induce ment* to all lady lovers of pretty good* ami wholesale prices. This offer w ill hold good until‘further notice. First ecunerswill get llr*t choice of course, imt therv_tt iU Im* vuuijgti iu gratilly the go* d taste of many ladies and to plea*e Hie pocket* of (licit fathers and hus- TRtfif*r=^ ■lack rim Krm. Dr. Ryaa A. Gyle* and family have gone tu Augusta on a visit to relative* and It lend*. While In the city Ur. Gyles will have an operation perforuuMl on himself. , Fred Nix, Jr., who was shot and wounded by B. R. Carroll some time ago, died on Wednesday night 2!)th nit. .Several of our young friend* went to Charleston on !a«l Suadky. Mrs. J.10. A. Walker returned from Fort Royal last Sunday after a pleas ant tiip nl two week*. Mrs II. W Jtrigg* I* visiting relative* In Augiteta _ Miss Katie Thomson li ybiting friends in U«*ufort. . The crops l*i this section of the coun ty have wonderfully improve*! la the last H) dayrf'knd master Green i* ruler no longer Last Saturday was exceedingly hot, the thermometer registered J101J at Hr D. C Lange’s. The baw;alau r e,afe sermon of the Blackvllle Graded* School Coinnicnce- tnen» w a« preached by the Rev. H. S. Harttog of Bamberg last Su day. The C'liniiienceuputexercite* will begin on Wedm sday eyjt'dng the 5th Inst. Rev. Hartzog'a sermon jyas exceedingly ap prs>pii.vte, able and eloquent and highly enjoyed by his hearer*. \f e are aorr that wo do not get to hear his silvery voice ami profound Christian logic oftener. The music wa* furul.Jied by Mies Tillic Lettreuf Massachusetts. A. B. C. Mr. AT REST. Leroy Molair received on Sunday adjourned. Benediction by Rer. Will, j--' Th* evening Mastonof th* Conven Hon wa* Aliened at 8: N) o’clock w ith de- . Bghttul mualo furnished by tha choir, C. R. Tyler condmptiug Uie pralae net- vice*. “ The hfigln of Sunday Bch«u>U was opened hy Rev,- Wilson, wIm» traced. It back beyond the times of Ahraliain. Ill* speech wai entettalu- lug ami Ui‘titiclHrs. Dr. Klwell fol lowed on the oiigin ef Sunday Schools in ou? own county, ano Sunday School* generally. '•They began when churehes wereor- ganizeih ‘The book used w as the blue back speller. 'I he sessions lasted all da) ; they Carried lunch to church. Children* were interrogated and not lectured to. They were pxpccted to know Hieir lessons. He pointed out the danger In parents allowing the Sunday Sell h>I\ tn lake'the place ol home trgiuLig. I’ref. Sams taught a Bibl>- JesMin by dhigrams, which was VeryfAilfylng, especially t4i all of the teachers present. The Coiiv#nllon ad journed. Benediction by R ev. Wit* 'lialn*. Friday, May 7. The Convention as- 'rtatcr* lak. I laat week’* Vrorum Ur. MISS HATTIE MARTIN, Xurnberger advartlsed Japanese s*ed plndars for sale In leas than twonty- four boiira he closed out all he bad, about fifteen bushel*. In the same 1*- 3 ea Barnwell county raised mare wa* vwrthrd for aale. Numerous Inqul* rle* were received and in a few days a satisfactory fait*' w a* made, the pur- chagey getting exactly the animal he wanted. Gov. Kvara's pardon, of Jss. Garv Gwen* weiK Into effect on Tuesday. bv Deaf aria CMMMi Be Cure* . -^y * lo-al applications its they cannot reach the diseased portion pf ihe ear. There is only oneway tocure'deafnr**, gild that I* hy constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by *0 Inffanied con dition of the inuco a lining of tlie En*- taehlatTTuBc. When fMaTWnrirTBS flamed you have a rumhliug sound or imperfect hearing, add wiieti U Is en tirely closed, Deatness I* the result, and uhleasihe lnt1aniuiaJh"i ei.l l>e taken out and this tuhe restored to Us nor- aemblcd at 1) o cl»>ck and went iu a body ; n ,. 4 | condition, hearing will l»e destrov Co). E. L. Roche, of Charleston, was in town on Mondav. As StalecuiunL- sioiier lie i* vi-iting the different coq,n- prc»-1 tics to look after ilie prep«r*tj«iii 01 <1 creditable exhibit of the resource* and productions of the State forihe Colton Atate* and 1 iilei H.it'oual Fxposition to he held at Atlantii next fall. He wa- disappointed at 110^ mcctiiig either memherof the County.committee here, Cols Robert Aldrich, N, G. May Held or L. 'V. Yopmans. He will visit Barnwell ag^in and hopes no liave^ heller ciu ouragcmcnt later. At the Commencetnent of the Pea body Normal College, Nashville/Tcnn., last week, Mr. J. W. II. Dychcs of Rlackville received the degree of Licen tiate of Instruction. That i* an admirably attractive Com- mcncMiient I’rogranime m»p)ted out by I’rof Hailey of Williston High Scliooi \\c regret that th : crowded state of our columns prevenis-itch notice a* it deserves hut all our reader* in the up per part of the County should go and see for themselve*. The G radii Kill. g‘< lass is composed of the following members: • -> — X. W, llick*, Florence, Winner of Fi r st Honor Gold Medal; K. B Cain ol .Snm- ter; J. 11. A.Carterol ElfrliarVlts and Misses Daisy Rountree of Witliston, the Second Honor. Nellie McM illan of Col- s’on, Third Honor, Ki/./.ie Hick 1 ? of Floriiiiye, Annie May Willi*, Stella Hair, Belle WeiUlieinbee and Carrie Merritt of Williston On Wednesday evening. 12th inst., that splendid Comedy Drama eiititle.1 “Out in the StreetsfF rn w bhdi the young men act the parts of girls to per- fee turn will be presented, and amusing calisthcnic exercises, vocal and in strumental music will make the entire evening one of petted pleasure. For this evening an. admission fee of *25 cent', w ill he charged, to del rsy com- mencuncnr expenses. All other exer cises are free. The Railroad* have given special passenger rate* and all good people will be welcome. General Order No. r> Issued diy *hj» Adjutant General last week makes the following assignment of militia compa nies in this section of the State; Second Regiment of Cavalry—Ha- good Guards, ( apt Hay*, Barnwell; Gordon Light Dragoon*, Capt. Cater, Durtbarton; Allendale Guards; Capt. Allen, Allendale; Edgefield lluasais, Capt. May*, Edgetield; Edgetield Light iJragoona, Capt. Blocker. Edgefield: Dibble Light Dragoons, Capt. Culler, Orangeburg; Simpson Rangers,-Capt. Newman, Cedar Grove; Sweetwater Light Dragoons, Capt D. E. Laughter, Hamburg, ‘ ’ F'ir*t Kcgime-nt of Infantry—Edge- field Rifles,.( apt. Anderson, Edgetield; Palmetto R lies, Cafrt. Oakley, Aiken; Bamlicrg Quart!*. Capt. Uartaog, Bam- berg; Edisto Guard*, Capt. Wise. Blackville: Gary _Evan« Volunteers, Capt. Stroman, Springfield; Uicbard- ftin Guards, t^apt. Cook, Montmorencl; Sally Rifle.*, Capt. Sally, Sally; Fat ley Ught infantry, t’apf.. Youngblood, Ridge Springs; Cap-rs Light Infantry, Capt. TiUman, Parkaviile; Santee Ki- fic*. E)loree; Tillnian Volanteers, CajH Claffy, Orangeburg' , Father—Yes, 1 admit your lover Iras a good Itrctmle; but lie has very ex|>CTi- aive tastes, very. * Dangliter— You ainaze me; w hat dnea he want thart* *o- very ex|>ensl ve ? Father—Wall, you, for one thing. a telegraphic dispatch announcing the death on Saturday evening of hit moth er at her bums In Fairfax coiintv, Va. She. was upwards of ninety-four yknr * of age and possessed to the la«t the brightness of mind and itin«hliie of character and disposition that had made her long life so constant a bless ing to all so fortoowtiras to come within it* influence. Her life ended ns the auntiner afternoon closes. Its every duty done, richer than word* can tell in the grateful love of .devoted chil dren, grand children and friends, shy trustfully ohuted her eye* In earth's last steep, w Ith Confident faith of iffeeting UP the other shore all the loved ones gone before, Vnlt alt that' are left he*-^ were very hind to cherish her memory until lher shall, in Go l's good time, be called to her side again. On Friday Attorney General Barber moved before the United States Circuit ( oun of Appeals iu Richmond to dock et the appeal from Judge Guff ’s decis ion sgainst the Registration law and to advance the cause for an early heat lug. Lawyer 11. N. Obear opposed the nin- tio.n The Court yo'nsisfliig of Chief Justice Fuller, Circuit Judge Simon- tnn and District Judge Hughes of Vir ginia, unanimously decided that it hud jurisdiction and appointed today, Gth June for hearing argument on the case. A decision D eitpeeted within ten days. Gen. Barber is quite hopeful of secu ring a reversal of Judge Goff'* decis ion. Judge Goff suspended the injunction previously issued restraining the Sit- pen isors of Registration of Richland and Newberry comities from discharg ing rneir official duties, i}!id their of fices were open a* usual on Monday. Minutes of The Sunday venlloa. School (’on The eleventh animal meeting of the Int rdcuojuinational Sunday School Convention t>f Barnw«ll County eon- vmed at the Bainbcrg Methodist Church on Mav 10th 18;i5. I’resident Jno. G. M illiams called the Convention to order at eleven o dock. Religion* service* were con ducted hy W'. K Gaper-. PrU El well delivered an address of welcome, spiced with so much humor that all gloom was dispersed and for malities broken, and the. delegate* en- terc4 with spfeH itHw the woidtof tire Convention. Tfie response was made hr-Rev. .1. 11. Wilson. The President delivered hi* annual address in which lie compliml'tiXed the people of Btlmberg for the growth and prosperity of their town, and touched very feelingly upon the. subject ot ah- S'-ait Thcc*. The faceMi of tlro.»e w ho have gtme to better clitrie*. lie -poke very complimentary' of Dr. CarlisllViis a great man who did not ttalize his greatness. Prof. K. O. Sams, of Gaffney, S. O., Field Secretary of the state Associa tion, w a* introduced to the Convention' The churches and delegate* w ore > » rul ed a* follows: Allendale Baptiat: Jno G. Williaw* and W. V. Lanier; Allendale Methodist: Mi** (ora Leo Kislier and Dr. W. F. Breland; Bam berg M. K: W. R. Capers, L. N. Bel linger, W. D. Rhode, Mis. M. A. Adams, Mrs. F. M. Bamberg, M s* Von Ktta K*v s, Kli*s Clara Hays and Miss Carrie Bauiberg. Bamberg Bapt: Dr. .1^ B. Black,-B. F'. Free, Misa Satlie Rice and V rs. S. 11. Conn:*. Beilieyda Bap*.: H. F. Priestcr ami H A. Till. Befhet M. E : K. C. Riley. Bethel Bapt.: A W. Manuel. Denmark M. E.: U. W. Guol-by, D. B. Reed. S. A. Hand ai:d Miss Annin l.ec Faust. Denmark Bapt.: C. E. Tyler, Ml-a Lil ly Cooper ano Mis* Rosa Belle'Turner. Friendship Bapt.:-). J. Creech, C, J. Creech. Ja* HuUoand David-Grubb*. Midwav Bant.: C. C. Fl/.ey. Mt. Pleasant Lutheran; J. D. Klnard, I’. M.Kearse, uiii^Mistcs M G KmarJ and A. D. Kinard. Mount I’lcksiint M K.: Fi H. Civoeli. G real Sa like hat- chic Bapt.: J. K. Deer. Pleasant Hill M F7.: hisller Rent./., Salem M. E..- L- B. Kush .Springlown Rapt.: J. II. Rowell and siinmie Sandite.r. 'Handy Ron M. E. : J.G. Smoak. Williston Bapt.; Profy F. N . K. Bailey. St. Nicholas Lutheran: G. W. I.oadholt and Miss Eugenia Young. On motion of Dr. Black all visitors were invited to seat* and asked to par ticipate in the discussions. The choir sang No IUJ Go«pel Hymns and the Convention adjourned for din ner. Benediction by Rev. Kelley, The Convention assembled at half past three o'clock and U. W. Goolsby’ con ducted religious services. The tlr*t query, "What are the benefits to be de rived 'from .the interdenominational Huuda,v School Work,” was opened by Rev. iVilson, who by a diagram illus trated-’the different deiioniiiiatiotis viewing the teachings of the Bib*e from one common centre, but in dif ferent ways, our conception of God our power to behold only so much of his goodness. He was followed by Dr. El- welf. Believed in denominational ed- nca'Jon, and illustrated by a prism the different denominations converging in to the great church of God, w here all i« light and happiness. The Interde nominational convention is the founda tion of the. Interdenominational Sun day School lesson*. Dr. Breland—“It fosters brotherly love, and bring* about union of denom ination*. ' • Rev. Hartzog—-‘‘It draws denomina tions together mh-tally, and still allows them to reserve individuality. Invitation* were accepted to vhdt the Carlisle Fitting School and lhe Bamberg Graded School. Thw two schools were invited to meet with the Convention to-morrow at half past tbria o’clock, lb* l*or»r for the chit- ditrn'* ma>* uieeitttg. The convention 11 visit the school*of the town. At the Carit-lo Fitting School they were met by that vereran teacher, I’rof. Hugo Sheridan of whom Bamberg ami live Fitting School are justly proud. Revs. Williams, VVilson mid Prof. Samamade speeches whieli the school seemed to en joy. We went through the entire building aiuffoMiid all the rooms vvcli furnished and neatly kept. It is a | treat to vi-it the Bamberg library iu one of tbc upper room*, where is found > a large coltectiou of good and uWeful h Hiks. As we approached tlie Graded School 1 building we were met by the Principal, Prof. il. S. Hurtzog, one of tile bright est lights of the South, whoae career of usefnliijess ha* on I y cbmuieiiced. When We entered the bulldjng we Wire greeted with a aong of w eicorne 1ti which tlie entire school joined, mid a welcome address eloqueuUv delivered by one of the student*, Mr. P. Maiheny in vvbieti lie said that "we do not pay so much attention to style but to the train ing of the mind.” The same speakera,- Kevs. Williams, WIUoli and Prof. Same delivered short addresses which t-itlry aw4—padutea. Alter witnessing a live minutes drill of a squad of studeiit*, wc leturned to churoli, reaching there at 11 o’clock Dr. JB. Black conducted praise* or vice. '1'lie statistical -report showed 21 ed forever; nine case* out of ten are caused by catarrh.w bich 1* nothing hut an .^lAIanied condition of the mucous surface*. —’— We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deifness (caused by catarrh) that cannot he cured by llall’s Cnfarrh Cure. Send for circular*; free. * F. J. ('nr.xr.'x A Co., Toledo, 0. £0*aold by Druggist*, 75c. lo&arcb Fire Insurance Co. CAPITAL $300,(KK). Ttis (‘ompanwnot being hound hy Tariff rates offers Inducements to ini* *11 rer*. Agent* wanted in every town in the 8talc. ’ J. Ali.p.n Tohix, Gt nl. Agent Barnwell H. (?. School Notice. A mrellhg of ihe Boat'd of Tnistmr the of the Bamweil Graded School will be held at the Bank of Barnwell on Satur- dav, 13th June, at 12 o'clock, noon. Business of importance w ill be consld- BLACKVILLE, S. C Announces Her % — APRIL OPENING - v -of the Must Mtyliih Hats and EVERYTHING ELSE kept in a FIRST CLAM MILLINERY STOftE, ALT. of which she offers at LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICKS, apft. 4m. TINNING. I wonld c’flll your atten tion to the iiiet that I am again jtrepartd to do all kinds of TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK. Sueh ns Rooting, Guttering and General Rejiairiiur. AH .Work will receive my personal attention. All kinds of Stoves Re- paired. r j^D GARVIN, ^ Blackville, S. C, Charles Zissett, Practical Watchmaker, BLACKVILLE,. win he i dav and Twhtfur L'tli be at bia r ery Friday end Fatcrttey, , poti.tir.ei.ta to m»%l path nu at wiy < o.iiiii/ towi sor cull at tteir niMmet* I sw a fob xrputaate ui [ IT>I.» kc; liavi* bad sct< Kt»en V tica! < x|>viter«e, tod can pbax-jou in j ol Work and pricer. v ISwEffS.TWOt 1 COPYRIGHTS. it I <*t A- VUn sHo har* bad aaiMr Wir raan to oh- c tuerienea In tt>« patent baaHjfsa. l‘"n» Mrletlf confplnntiab Allaft (ormsikni eonremma PatelM* 1 Inin tkeni sent free. Als« ksl sti* soentine tnioks i I'slenls taken throat Spefflsl notice In the 1* tiio* are broiwbt Wf*-.. , ^ . cot wet to tbs inrentAr, th'.s sMetNtld Mire. »mhm1 weekly. etccibntlTinastrated. has hyri.MI » Unrest SiMsisUoa of an; teientiw work ta tea weald, fkf a year. Lnupie ooptessantfi llnildiiu rdltloa. ainnthty, ffj»a rear. , J5 oents. JtTrry namher sont* tnsrt wlti dm, 0vft op,W y .W. tits. Freer namher a In rotors, snd hi plans, enshiinsh mher eofitsin hhotncrr.phs halklers In si IUH CO, Maw Tims. show tea : jt iidrKWi . ii. B uus D WAT. of ■ Brown ITons#,' offers hi* services cred By order of school* represented, it) Bapiiet. D Methodist, 2 Luiheraiu inost of Which were ever green, cure a lew having | gone ipto w inter quarter* la»t w inter . I'lie quo tion box was opened: ‘I lie Win. McXab, Hecy question, ‘Jlow can we get tlic men t <^"'1 and wotnen u» work iu our Hitudav Hchoolsf” wa* aiiswered by Rev. .1. B. William*, “Give them more substan tial religion.’’ Question second: .•Should superintendent* appoint a* teacher* in Hiiutliy Scliool* person* who arc not members of the churchf” The opinions are as follows: Rev, Ervin—"If you cannot ff*M members of the chinch, get the l*'*t you can outside of the-church. G. W. Goolsby, J.G. Williams and L. N. Bel ling ir, concurred. Rev. Wilson, Prof. Ilmiey and W7 K. Gapor* did not ap prove of unconverted teacher* even a* a last resort Question tTtrFe: “Would it not be better to Jo away with lesson helps?” Dr. Elwell—“Use the Bible more and keep the helps.” Rev. Jno G. Willisms—“You would do better without the helps.” L. N. Bellinger agrees with Rev. Williams. The con vet. lion adjouifned benediction by Rev. Wilson. • Afternoon session—The Convention met prom) If. Bates, ( hainnan. A Pretty Place. The new, well snd tastily built cot tage,containing live room* and ktt-h- eu, corner of EustiMain Street and Rail road Avetiue, Barnwell is offered for sale, part cash, balance 011 long time secured hy mortgage of the premises or all time II secured hy satisfactory Inort gage. Oil Other property. The jot con tains about three fourths uf mu acre, has good barn, stables, and oilier 4m- 1 provemeni* and i- one of the most de ! sirahle and attractive pieces of prop erty i*i Barnwell, 4 , Apply to Bates A Hlmrtis, Attorneys. juiiefl-tf THE SIATE OK S()UTlf i;AK0LLNA Barnwell county. IN tllK COUNT ON PHOUAIK. Uly at half pa*t threeoVlock, j py p. Weeks. Esq , Judge of Probate and was opened by *inging “Prai-e ' in Barnwell Goiitity. Rev. At illiams N Whereas D S Henderson applies for Letters of Administration on the estate of Cornelia Scliarf* uberg, deceased. These are., therefore^ .to Ctte atul .a<U monish all and sBfgiilar, the kfkidred and efetll|ors of the said deceased, to lie and api>ear before meat a Court of Pro- baU%-for the sahl cottlli v, tu be Tiofden at Barnwell C. II. on Wednesday, the Ihth day of June 18IG, at 11 o'clock a. m., to sliow cause, If any, w hy the said Hymn,” and prayer hy Rev. WilliauTs The ehihlren were addressed hy Prof. R. O. Sams on “What great things we can do tor God.” KuV. (P. Ervin 1 The study, of .the Bible.” Rev. II S. Hurtzog: “The cheerfulness of religion, the great influence of Sunday Schools and the wisdom of Rule tiling-.” The Treasurer made his report, which after paying al* Indebtedness left sixteen dollar* and forty tjvo eeiiU in the treasury. Adj mined, Rev. Wil liams pronouncing the benediction Eve* ing session—The Convention met at the usual4i«u»r, Rev. J. W. Wil liams in th" chair .secretary Ellzey being,absent. .11. C. Folk was elected secretary pro loin. ►This election of officers wa* an nounced and Pre-ideut Williams stated that lie would not he a candi ate for re- election, and nominated F. W.Criech for president«( the Conveqtion. He was unanimously HecU'd mid «H»Hduel- cd to Lie chair, which position lie rc- c ’pted w ith appro|)riate remarks. The otlier officers were elected as follows: Rev. J. H. Wilson, 1st vice |»resident; Rev. P. E. Kistler, 2d vice-president; H.C. Folk, recording secretary; G. E Tyler, statistical secretary; V. Ehr- hnrdt. treasurer. Executive coHimittee; F. W.GreecV, ExtHttrin; II. G. F’olk, G. W. Goolsby, •I. W. Wilson. G. Ehrhardt ami W. F. (iooge. Ildcgatcs to the State Conven tion : G. Ehrhardt, Rev. tt. 1*. II. El- well, Dr. J. if. Black, G. W. Goolsby, Misses Von E.ta Eaves and A. 8. AT no!d Invitaiion* were received from Den mark iiiuL Allendale to hold the next Convention at those places. Allendale wa* selected a* the next place ot meeting. ’The time Tor meVt- ing was left to the executive commit tee w iih instructions to conform to the schedule as adoiited'hy the .State Ex ecutive Committee. The thanks of the convention were tendered to the choir for the excellent music ftirnUhed during the Conven tion, and to the members of tbe Method ist c.pirch for the use of their house of wortljpp, and to the people of Bamberg for entertaining the delegates to the Convention Attention was called to the fact that only a few delegations had conformed to the rote* adopted at the last Convention r^qtiring each scliool Li conttibute one dollar for t ach delegate to which it s entitled on a basis of one deh gate for every twenty-live scholaia or facia n ill >reoL Fevers! delegates promi-ed that theL schools would Craise the requir’d amount* and forwap the same to the ttehauter. 'The treasytrer was itisinicteu (o w r«te to the superintendent of each school in the c unity and call his to this rule #>f the Convention, and requests that the amount due be forwarded at once. On motion of Rev. Jno, G. Wil liams, C. C. Klizey was requested to prepare the minutes of the Coiiventio r, and have them published in every pa per in the comity for the information of Sunday actio >U throughout the cqnnty. It was decided not to publish the minutes of this Convention in paut- phlet form. The Convention adjourned sine dte, after singing “God be with you till we meet again.’ - O. C. Ei.zkt. Keeping everlastingly ’it It bring* »uo- rct», but the trouble is that most of n* keep cveriastlngly at the wrong thing. New Jersey poach growers report al most unanimously that tire prospects are good fpf ’ati immense yield this year. 'That W bad new* for Kolb Gem .1^0 were. Given under my hand ami the seal of the Court tlils'4th ifay of June A. D. IS'.i.'i, and in the Uhlh y ear of Ameri- dan J llde|M*lldence. T. H. WEEKS, 1’robatu Judge. juneU *99*9991999999999**99 First door south Barnwell G. H.,8.C*. to the public. , An experleoi'O of unv. m ds of forty years Is the beat guarantee •’.hat he kuowsjii* business and will give satis faction in tlyp qualRy of hi* work and moiteratlon ♦vf ids charges. J5KT* Reliable time keeper* for sale. mchK Carolina Midland R. W Co. the ( To take effect at 5.110 A. M. Tburadav September nth itilif. smith 3 Bo 11 im. 1 I 1, Nortb Buii ud —. t 3 . I k-, il c 2 •-» 6 'o. £ A. M O.U' «.(> a a - S P it * - -S 75th Meridian Time. L-2 STATIONS. a n i a .•c X C • s J*’/. If * y. In Poor 1 • 1 1 • 1 i 1 » 1 1 ► » 1 , 'means so much more than , 'you imagine—Serious and ♦fatal diseases result from 1 lected. Nature’s health. < rowrts Iron Bitters It you arc feeling ©*l ot son*, week *nd generally ex humed. oeivoor,, hsv* no appetiie •ltd can't work, begin at oecciak- Ina themosl reHs- . hlc strengthen Ing medirine.whkb w. Blown: strou Bil-^ lers. A lew bot tles rufe—brn-ftt conmi froai tso very lirsl d.»e-1/ v-tfs'/ ,/mm yenr ttrth, and It's pIvasaKt tu Uke. u. < «C «. . * i A. M 5.3ii, Lv.*Heiver 11. ft 5.6ft' .Ar. - = #. s r x Lt X i*. w r m. 8.U) o.ftt *... .Wagcner.. .1 4 I’erry 4 i . .Salteys ; 7.1(1! tt.Sil It Cures •I Dyopep.sU, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, Troubles, ’Constipation, Bad Blood »Malaria, Nervous aliments Women's complaints. Get onl» the actiniae— It ha* crossed red flnrsto, the wrapper. All other* atesab- stamps we on teccita of two 1 <•(. Ta*. BeautMal WorM'a« | i 1 PEOPLE WHO LOVE BOOKS HV- fo h,v, those bonks conven iently end properly srranyed. We menuiseture and sell sev* erel sort, of book case,, diction- arv holder,, etc. Being manufacturer,, we can afford to aril them al,the u.uaj retail price, and to fIvrV, aluabla percent of book, with ea.h pur- chaw. With a $S aao dictionary holder, for instance, wa give you a choice •f several set, of books, each worth from ft no to $4.00. With a tarter |>iircha,e, wa rive more book,, tend for price liata, calalofues and Hat* of premium.. *.f foildl card u-ul de. 68 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK — 4' Andrews 7. School •Furnishing Company 1 ! 1 ! i 9999999999999999919999999 ppev stitilie* on - • Will send act . 1 Fair View# and book-free. BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE. MO. »~w, *• i^yyyy n.2ff »2.25j 12 4l)l Perry W. Price Invites all |»er«on* having wagons, buggies, road carts tiectllng repairs tn calhat hi* General Keiiair Hhtqi* before making contracts. First Class h'*r*e shoeing a specialty, .Superior faclll- ties for repairing mowing machine*. AU kind* of me-tal work dour and satis faction Li every particular guuranlecd ' I’KURY W. nilGE. Tbc Feclimann .Shop. West End. Barnwell, S. C. — Important Notice. — OffkJGK CotiKTr SrrKRVIBOR, , BahXwkj.i., April 22,1MJft. At fliO meeting of the County Board of Commlssloneis held on the ist lust., a r^strlutian.Uiis admitted that llprcafter no claim against the coitttty would be approved unless it had been first ap proved hy the Supervisor or by some member of the t<>wti4tlp hoardJfLgjjuse terrTlbfy the work was d >ne liiforiThe-' itig presented to the Gounlv Hoard fof approval. Holders of claims agaiun Ibe comity w ill plense take particular notice ami comply with the rule. W. T-CAVE, aprl.H . County Supervisor. t»fW^SwWWCTIgf(!).OItWtlei sorrosswa. tnkm as. •srssoMa anasmsA. V.wm**+ r 0JL SAUL JX Special Notice. The Road Commissioners In all the j townships are ln«trtictetf to dire«:t the Road Overseers in their jurisdiction* |o see that the damaging cualoiti of plowing' into the public roads sliall be phnnpfly dlsiTuntlnued and kept stop ped. If necesaary to preserve them from siicli trespasses the road* should Ih: staked off eight feet from the centre on each side and plowing across the line should md be allowetU lf|»ersous persist after being notified .'eport them for prosecution. - r cave, Hup«’rvi«or. 4. Enter Course In D. B. L tl.LlAMH, Bl.ACK VII.I.K, H. C., Cheap for Gash, on the Installment Man or in exchange fpr old machines. Also a full Moca oils, needles and at tachments for any and all machine* at j reasonable, jiopular prices at my Central Supply 1 lars. Depot in Mr. G. D. G. Lange’s store, 27 H. K. Avenue, Blackville, H.C. Repairs of ail kind# of Sewing Ma chines, msde promptly and perf*w:ilf and satisfactaou in work and prices guaranteed. Will atteud cali* .in the counties of Aiken, Barnwell and Orangeburg if no* titled by postal eaTff; D. R. WILLIAMS, f*b2I Blackville, H.C, f606M68—> Docs This I Bit You?! i- 1 ’ The management of the ' Equitable Life Assurance J | Society In the Department of J the Carolina*, wishes to se- J cure a few Special Resident J | Agents. Those who are fitted j i ARareOpportmiity i It is tvdrk, however, and those J | who succeed best in it possess J J character, mature judgment, tact, perseverance, and the respect of their community. Think this matter over care fully. There's an unusual opening for somebody. If it . fits you, it will pay you. Fur ther information on request. W. J. Roddey, « Rock MM, S. C •♦M6MMMM6MM Mitii GROVES TASTELESS TONIC 18 JUST A3 GOOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 00 ots. Palmetto Business College aiy time. Full Undue** from 3 to ft niimlhs. Terms W rife for further particu- J. K. A. WHITLOCK, , i'f'i'shlenf. Williston, S. (’. uorlft ~ Registration Notice. The Registration Bcwik* will he opeii at the county seat on the first Monday in each toontb for the transaction of such buslne** a* is provided by law. 1.4*. JENNINGS,Supervisor. novlft-U v* V Calatva. HXs-.Not. FarisMsritclneCo., St. lAmiSilfo. Uentteiarn: -We <*>M hwi year, WO bntlW nf OROVRW VAarKMRiS CUIU. TONIC (ind !>«,• rbree cnas Already UU* yenr. In nil our rx- pri^Ve .'I 14 »p»r», In U*o rimf her lore*, bar* aefoCSuld »n arfiela thalotvi’ »Uch nnircnal aatte laeuoa a* yvur TonAs. Avon, traly, AB.xrT.CABB A CO. ■ 1 . :r -^-rou, SALE BT— C. N. Bl’Rt K H ALTER. T. B. ELLIS, Jr., Surveyor and Civil Engineer Sncelal Attention (riven to tto compmaotw of w ater-powem, levc pttg and dreloaire. A ptyanl eard sodnisN'd to me at Ma trte, S. will r. t .iw prompt atWohoB. ortl.PU Hr ■ - l’s J. 9 H i