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The Barnwell People KATES OF StBSCKIFTIOS, (n Ailvtuoe, per Annum ll-BO O® Time THURSDAY. JUNE IS, 1895. ■ The uext regular communication of llwmony I/Hlge No. I7A.\F.\M.\ "V jT wlll txi heMattheuew Maspr.lcTeift /yf\ pie In Barnwell upon ISrti rtUT bt July I!**, the same hclnf , the Hud Sat urday Tuaaid motuli, twgteHftgat “High twelve.” By order of W/, M.‘. E. C. FuuMan. Secretarr. DOX'T STOP TOBACCO. How to Core Yourself Wl^lle Using It " The tobacco habit grows on a man until hia nervous system is seriously atfectOd, impairing health, comfort and happiness. To quit suddenly is too se vere IT shock to the system, as tobacco, ta an inveterate user becomes a stimu lant that his system continually craves. Baco-Curo is a scientific cure for the tobacco habit, in all its forms, carefully compounded after the formula of an eminent Berlin I'hysician who has used it In his private practice since 1872, without a falliir<, purely vegetable and guaranteed perfectly harmless. 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A g»rl has heaps of trouble with her complexion and her front hair, but she does not have to have a razor traveling over her face every day, SUPERVISOR S XOTICE The County Supervisor will be found at his ufiice in Barnwell on Mondays and Tuesdays in each week. On other days in the week he will attend to his duties in the county. W.T.Oavk, / aprll] County rmpervisor. LOST — On the streets of Barnwell s Chi I’hi Fraternity badge, set in pearls. KewarJ, if returned to office of * J AS. O PATTERSON. Seigling Camp Fish. Ed'tor Erupt* : Oh Tuesday morning 4th insi. I and three others took up the line of match to Smith's Lake, where we joined four other tl'h captain* sobn after sun ris*. We then drew our coffee and took lunch. N >w you would have been pleaded to b ive seen us getting off for the place to li*h. We played liavo.: with the tinny tribe, bringing in 20 tor dinner anil some of them were fine. We had plen ty, as hungry for fish as we were. Wc went back in the a/remoon ami such a lish supper you never saw. both stewed and fried. Next came the battle of Ce dar Grove, w hicb was fought until sun rise Wednesday morning, and all eight of us were w ounded in many places by the great enemy who attack summer tisliertrienoti thr river. But we went luck sud caught plenty for dinner and some to carry home. As usual we had our fish dinner auu a peek ot fritters and some of Mr. F. II. Dickinson’s best syrup, and.you would have learned how to enjoy fritters and syrup if you could have seeims eat. 1 umtf tell you something about the^ success we had in drinking coffee. We made about <i quarts for each meal and had an abundance uf sugar and drank all we made, notwithstanding we had one man with us that we had to entreat to drink it. After hard begging and a little coaxing we succeeded in getting liitn to taste it before ws left the lake. We certainly had a tl*h feast. afte r *11 the great struggle with the niusfjuitoes. W ji. A. ALL, Sr Tribute of Respect. Masonic Hall, Jenny* S, C. June 1st 1895. At A regular communication of Bu ford Lodge No 27 A. F M. The foilowing pr* amble and resolu tions were adopted : ~ WBereas Tt haiT bmr "TlirMTTrflmtr • G'-eat Architect of tne Universe to again enter our ranks and take from among us our much loved and respect ed Brother James .M.Brabham, Sr. Who for many years has been a true and faithful member of this Lodge, who has left behind him a record worthy of imitation, both as a man and a Mason. Our esteemed Brother has gone like the Autumn leaves to enrich our mother earth, thereby demonstrating the un certainty of life and the certainty of death. Bro. Brabham died not in the Spring time of life, but after the frost of four score years had fallen «n his head Bro. Brabham was a true and faithful Mason, alwrays practising the principal tenetsof our order; Friendship, Jior- a Hty and Brotherly Love. Therefore* be it Resolved, 1st. That in the death iPt, Bro. James M. Brabham the com tnunity has lost one of its best citizens, Society an ornament, the Church Bhibboleth, and Buford Lodge the old est and one of #ts most zealous mem bers, 2nd. That we as Masons will strive to emulate the example' left ua in the life and death of Bro. Brabham, Tem perance, Fortitude, Patience aud Jus- tioe. * . fj 3d. That a page in our Minute Bool be inscribed to his memory and tha this preamble and resolution be tpr upon the same and the .Ijodge room draped in mourning for thirty days, 4th. That in respect 'for our Broth we deeply sympathize with bis agid widow and bis many sorrowing friends left behind.. 5th. That the above preamble and resolutions be sent to all the County papers and the Christian Advocate tqf Court is In session at ilkmpton this week. . • Small grain harvesting Is in order this week. The trhstees of the Barnwell Graded Schools will hold the annual election for teachers on next Saturday. The chain gang goes down to Rty’s Crossing today, having put the Morris Ford causeway above high water mat k,. The People was treated to a beauti ful feast of glorius June peaches froth Capt. Wash Halford’* liberal orchard, yesterday-mocning^.' The new rai'road from Spartanburg to Glenn Springe is now running four trains daily, making It easy to reach that famous health resort. ' The annual pic nic at Goose Pond Park will be given on the 27th inet., just two weeks from to-day and “dont you forget it.'’ Gov. Evans, Senator Tillman, Con gressmen Talbert and Latimer and Superintendent *of Education are at tending the Silver Convention la Mem phis this week. Mr. H. M. Graham passed a satisfac- tory examination on last Friday before the Supreme Court and was admitted, sworn and enrolled as an Attorney of all the courts of South Carolina. Judge R. C. Watts at Waltcrbnro madejan order admitting Mr. B. K. Cur- mi! to bail In the sum of two thousand dollars. He executed his bond on Thursday with Messrs. D. W. RodiforJ and J. D. Whittle as sureties and was released. , - President Cleveland's official family is once more full. On Friday Attorney General Olney was promoted to the office -of Secretary of State, made va cant by the death of the late Walter Q Gresham, and Judge Judson Harmon, of Cincinnati, was appointed Attorney General. J • . A good time coming. On Friday evening, 28th inst., Col. J. T..Bacon, the gifted editor of the . Edgefield Chronicle, will deliver ills famous lec ture iu Barnwell, Col. Bacon is * man of rare genius and in advance we ask for him a fall house. Brother editors wherever he has spoken have given highly complimentary notices of the charming manner in which lie lias word painted his reminiscenses of good old times. 1 ■ . Dennings Brown, a colored man em ployed by Capt. Driggs at Denmark, became overheated on Sunday while firing up a brick kiln and concluded to cool off by bathing in a clay hole, con taining about twelve feet of water. It waa his last leap as he was quickly drowned. Another cotOTCtl man saw him struggling but was afraid to ven ture to his relief. It is supposed that he was seized with cramp an 1 became helpless. No inquest was held. The Cherokee Chieftain, of Vinita, Indian Territory, says of the Memorial Day address delivered on the il »tli ult», by our former townsman, w|io is rapid ly and surely getting to the- top of the ladder out 'Vest. “lie was followed by J. B. Burckhal- ter, a leading attorney of the Y’initar bar. in an address that would inspire anyone with a more patriotic feeling for his country. His reference to South 'Carolina, his native State, and to the Union would causA any patriot’s heart to swell with pride S. S. Stephens, a Cherokee citizen, spoke a few words in refer ncc to the attitude of the Chero- kees.” ' Jeany KfeWa Crop* have Improved wonderfully for the past few weeks but »r« Very small for the time of year. Miss Addie Jenny, whohiisbeen it- tendlng school at Mt. Amenia Female Seminary N.C., has returned houfe to spend the Summer vaca'ion. On last Saturday a few fainiliM gath ered at Rivers bridge* to have a fi r sh fry and I, never saw a finer chance of flsli at one-place before. After frying them a sumptuous dinner was spread and ev ery body did justice to the occasion. Vo one could look at such an elegant dinner and Imagine that times are hart) a* so many complain of. , L. The Savannah Side The Four Mile Literary Club is giv ing much pleasure and intellectual profit to our good4wopie> it was or ganized in April and now hat forty t tree member*. Semi-monthly meet ing* are held at the home* of the mem bers, at which i i tore sting k tl instruc * ive debates, essays, readings and recita tions are greatly enjoyed. No member is permitted to li'd • hi* or h*r light un der a bushel, each being once a month g'vein a place on t le program and llj'ied lor failure to resimild. The officers of the Club aw W.-V. MU tor, T’resldeut-t Miss Edna Bailey, Secretary; Mi*s Lillie Turner. Treasurer. On next Sa - urday the Club will picnic at Ashley’s Mill. Member. —-.-.r** . / Personal. ,<•.*' * / Dr. B. J. Quatllcbanni of Wlnnabpro was iu town last week and welcome, Mi. J. 1). Copeland.and family have gone to their Summer home at Hender sonville N. C. / Misses Bonnie Aldrich from the Col lege for Women, Columbia, and Atic« Hart and Virgie Patterson/from Con verse College. SpAriaiiburg,7came bntnfe last week for their Summer Vacation?. Mrs. \V. W. Moore aiitkdaugliter are visiting the family of Mr^fc, ll Peeples. Mn. P. W. Trice iflid daughters re in rued yesterday from a very pleasant visit 11 relatives and friends m Augusta and Edgefield. i Handsome Frank RnrckhaUer of Ai ken is in town, gracefully wearing his chaplet of High School laurels Mrs. Emli Rubenstein aud two little daughters, of Augusta, are visitin^Mrs Michalson. ^ Miss Anna DujibafJ daughter qf Mr. George Dunbar, has completed the four years course at the TubniSh High School, AugustaGa and was graduated yesterday taking first honor in a class of thirty five This is very pleasant news to her Barnwell friends, but it is just as they expected', for they knew that one so gifted cqi.ri not fail to disMuguish herself an d (reflect honor on the ol.d Pal metto State. Alliance Department. Adopted m the County Organ by the Conii- y Alliance Jul) 5th, 18*9. M. J. PATE, Associate Editor, To'whom all Commniiications on Alliance Matters should be addressed. \ -J-" ' r OIBrrrs of th* Cssstf Alliaavt. II. H. Crum, President. « * • J. C. Mi.ler, Vice President. W. 8. Bamberg, Secretary. A. K. Free. Treasurer. -yi (1.1). hinard, t hapUln. >/ / T. S. Weeks, County Leeturet.’ , ~ W. A. Aft, 8tewar»l or Assistant heeturer. W. T. Harley, Door Kiviht/ R. K. Hurley, AsslHtaut Dyor Keeper. 1). W. Boditord, Sergeant-at Arms. F. II. Creech, Business Agent. / F.xeuutive Comiaittee^C. B. Free, W. W. Patrick, W. A. Faust. Trade Committee—Gf M. Hunter, E. II. Dowling, J. >1. Ulmer, W. A. All. Committee oqtlood of the Order—J. C. Mc Millan, C. M. Ed.mfleld, W. T. Cave, J. K Snelli’.g, E. B. Uu(*ss. , Applrton Men*. Mist Lucille Miller and Mr. W. B.Os wald will lie married on Wvulnesday, 12tli Inil at 7 o'clock at Mt. Arnon. The examination of Misa MinnlhJ. Calhoun’s school was a success on Fri day. AH the children exotfeded them' delve*. ^ ' (Tmpt »r»tooktng dp r little mil hof " aunsliine it neededt Melons are and promise an early ripening. Mr*. W. A. Walker will give an en tertainment with the boys aud girl* of her school on the evening of tlie 21st. which promises to be of rare intoreet- Id June 1895. , Zenohla. good WlllistOB New*. ; ——r- — Sunday dawned fair and bright, an ideal Summer day. All nature seemed lovely. Visitor* had been arriving on every train for several days. Bishop Key arrived on Saturday Hi* coming draw people from miles a- murd. We saw one man who w alked live mile* to see and hear him once more. The Commencement exerci v* are be ing held in the High School Chapel! which comfortably seats 70d persons. On Sunday morning every swat whs oc cupied and standing room in demand. B shop Key’* sermon wks the grandest effort we ever heard ami most appro priate to the occasion. He, preached again at night and two *uch'*ermons we have never heard from the lips of man. We will give a full repo/t next week. The town is full of-vDitors and the Commencement a success beyond a doubt. ’ Hal. Blackvillc Sew*. Miss Eula Le • Izlar returned from Converse College last week to spend va cation. AD>. Frua-and cluUkou luoeo goneon a visit to relatives iu 8avan nah,Ga. Capt. J. II. Levy will o|>en a,store about August 1st with a lull Hue of clothing, gents’ furnishings, boot#, shoes and hats. * Capt. f.evy jwiil not only defy /competition but says those who trade witli him will feel the effects of a great thud in prices. * Mr*. Joseph-Bock, of Charleston,and Miss Li 11 Brown, of Averill, are visiting Mr*. T W Farrell and family. Ex-Judge Izlar of Orangeburg was over last week on professional business. The commencement exercises of the G rade()ischool closed on last Thursday night, and the advancement-pjadc by. the pttpils in the session just closed i* very creditable to i’rof. Ackerman and his corps of assistants. Miss bailie Ru4i made best average in all stud- fcr&mh won tin scholarship to Con- -ver>« College. The school pic nic wa* at llolmau's bridge this year. -jiliss Daisy Green, of Elko, and Miss Vjio Prothro, of WHVtston, are visiting Miss May Green on R. K. Aveniws'. J A.B. C. / publication!. * And that th* Secretary'he’instructed' to send a copy of the same to the widow «f fctUHh ceased. J. L. M. Kirkland, W. My 1>. Jenny, Secretary. Olar, S. C. June 3d, 1 Delegate* to the Constitutional Con tention suggested by the Olar Dbm- ocratio Club: Cola, Rob*. Aldrich and T. Jl.CounU; Messrs J. W. Holme*; H. Jl Brabham, D. H. Rice and Wm^ San ders ot Fairfax. Other county papers please copy. - ; ' — Mr. Dt G. Bu ckhalter tell u a that he has aeon one blue bird slnoe the bliz zard. This lone survivor was at Capt. JereSnelilng’s place. Capt. J. B. Hun ter told us that they survived the cold ku-TLsh Toud township. (.Elko News. The Trustees of the Elko Graded School have elected I’rof. L. B. Acker man for another year. The “Moon Light” pic nic given at the residence of Mr. B. Reed on last Tu«»day evening was one of.the nio.st enjoyable events of the seaHon, - Misses Nannie and fhrttV Toweil, two very charming young ladies of Graaitevllte, are stopping with Miss Maude Hair- Miss Daisy Greene spent last week in Blackville attending the Commencc- mont exercises of the Blackviito Higli School. ’ - ' . Mies LotHta Drummond, Who has been spending some time with hit sis ter Mrs. J. L. Cave near Barirweliy re turned Sunday. Miss Carrie Haseiden, a very pee tty of Sellers, ts visiting'STiss Good Work At Gov an. Frof. Angus T. Carter Iwts been teaeliing the Govan Sdiooi for nine monthly. His school closed last Thuts- dvy night, with ah entertainment that did nmch credit, botli to teacher and pupil*. It was well attended, not only .by the e of the immediate neighborhood but by many Ir on a di-ta n8. Among the litCter we-notieed the familiar face of Capt. Geo. H. Kirkland, wlio lionor- ed the occasion with lii* presence. Tlie audience was more than the uoirse could accommodate. Iu this respect tiie teAeher labors uhder great disadvan tage, not having sufficient space, in which to maiueuver Ida little band or group,if not. now considered a force are fastcoming to tlte front. We visitod I hi* school a few months ago and notice h marked improvenunt in tlie exercise*. Their piece* were well selected, aiul the manner In .which. Hiey were delivered rertect* niuelr cred it upon die very ellicient instructor, wli.o i* doing a good work. (Juua an educational'interest is being developed in this section. Tli’i people are euthuitod on this line; they realize that they must build lar ger: 'Then tludr present contracted school building, in no mn.ner comport* witli tlx-ir ad rani rwbvjcw* ul education. Moretlian tw.«tiiy\karsag<^l lapored for iliese people as a teaclier and to no one ran it btr more -gr*t i rrmg-t-r-i* that diey are a united Rnd*linnuonIou* people, and even amid these depressed time'iliey -are willing to euduw and make su h saerillce* that their children may lie belt-r equipped for the battle* of life. We are oontidentlv looking for better result*, for the people have mind for |he work. l» N. BelMngcr. Colson, si. C. May 25,1805. T!fe elosing exercises of tlie Col-on scliool took place on the 24t h inst. There w ere prest-ni between .>50 and TM peo ple, ami the citizen* iff Colson are to he cougTHtuhUe*b«vou-U»e . s.h >w log made by llielr teacher Me. Malcolm N. Bice, lie gave a practleal example of \ hat a country schojl teacher can do w hen l!c is in earnest about his Work. Much praise is aiso due id Mr*. Cal vin Keiilzand lier lotely daugber Mi s To4«ie, and Mr*.DmAmr and Mi** Lula Yarn, for the tasty manner in which the school house w as decorated. First cam i si Defhme t contest in which eight bright young -t idents con tend d for a silver Demdrert Medal. A* usual th) girl* came out ahead and Mi**-Sallie Brabham carried off ihe prize. The. se mud 1 medal was given for the best declaiiuer. Thi* medal wa* given by Mr. Ktoe Um t at her, and was o|»cn for all contestants, except tlie wtintier of tlic Dctffori-st medal. Again the , girls came opt afmad and Mi** Lillian Furman can led off the honor*. The judges were Rev. Mr. Wilson, Trof. Telerson anvtCapt. Rice of the Williston High Scbosil. Frof Fetorson in a neat little speech impressed upon lii* hearer* tlie hmpoitance of an ed ucation and after explaining the I) *m- orest work, delivered tlie first medal to the winner. Mr. Wilson iu hi* usual happy style delivered the second med*!, and remimtod the patron* of the school that they toohatl won a prize in their teaclier and that they sltould by every available means show their apprec a- lion of his services. The programed was interspersed tlirouglioiit witli excellent music by tlie Colson slriii# bomf, led by Dr. “E»l” Kirklanif. After the ■‘speaking was concluded the awKence retired to the grove near by awd aurrounded a two storied di^ne? tlfele. There ivere no evidences of halimes liere. Wc were^ jAeased to *ec on tha grouITtfsouTgooflolA friends, “Judge” McMillan antf •^Fncle” Johp Grimes. They carry their years well, and we trust that they may yet see many more pic idea at Colson 1 . Btrt-the pleasantest tlar-must cdtne to Tr'esident itvan Jones of the Texas State Alliance ha* this to say : I have just returned frorti a five week'f tour in the northern portion of the State. My smcces* on this trIp i* without a parallel in the history of my Alliance work. During the whole trip I only visited two comm unities where I failed to reorganize the Alliance. I find the people aroused as they never were before. They are manifesting a determination to break the chains ihUt now enslave them. W'e are receiving cheering news of Alliance revivals from all over the State. Many counties have doubled their membership during the fast quar- ter, and still the good work move* on. Brethren, the liaesare drawn—ihe crisis U upon us. We have entered upon tlie final conflict. There i* no dodging the issue. If you love your family, friend* and country, be brave and vigilant. Tress hard the battle of right. These are times that wllltry men’s souls. Keep your eye oh your leaders. See that they swerve not an iota from the express w ill of our or ganization a* set forth in our demand*. We appeal to every conimUsioucd .or ganizer to he more zealous an i vigila't. You have assumed a great re*ponsl- hility. The people arc ripe for' or ganizers. Are you discharging your dutic* a* faithful, conscientidus work er* in the Farmer's Alliance? Old Guard,he faithful and true to the Al liance and it* principles...Every Re former should be an AHianccmah'. Brethren, revive and open the doors of yo ir dormant Alliances and let the mighty, anxious, inquiring throng who are seeking Information come in and •nlist in this great cause. The contin ued exi-tcnce and since** of the Al liance aud its principle*, a* set forth in the Ocala demands, is the only hope of our country. With the order in fight ing trim, the people w ill triumph in 18- 98. Agitate, organize and educate is the battle cry. Onward with the Alliance w o! k r Deafness Cannot Be Cured _ . . ^ „ |>V bv local applications as they cannoH a reach the diseased portion of the car There is only one way to cure deafness, and licit is by constitutional remedies. Deafness i* caused by an inflamed con dition of the iriuco as-lining of tlie Eus tachian Ttvhe.vWhvt 1 this tube is'in flamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. a)|d when it is en tirely closed. Deal net* Is tlie resnlt, and unlhaa tlie inflammation can be taken out and till* tube restored to its nor- uial condition, hearinu w ill he destroy 73 forever; nine cakes out of ten are IdtTi day of June imh cau*ed by catarrh,w hich i* nothing but an inflamed condition of tha mucous Suffice*. . ' We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case ot Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hail's Catarrh “Cure. 5?fRd lor circulars; free, * \ F. J. Chkvey A Co., Toledo, O. npld by Druggists, 75c. ' The first car 1 load of Georgia peaches of the crop of ’93 was dUpatchad to New York on -Friday from lifton.on the line of the Brunswick and Western railroad. On Thursday the first cnF-JfMUjof melon* was shipped from'Telhstfis to New York. A week earlier one or tiio cars went West from South West Geor gia. There are nearly 11*000 acres of watermelon* on the Hues of the Tiant system. . i— " 1 . ■ ■■"■■■ 1 — 11 Lands For Rent And Sale. ~~T7,000 acres in Barnwell Co, 5,900 acres in Aiken Co, alaou few small farms in Colletoif and Humtcr Counties. Tar- ties desiring to buy on good terms (small cash pay incut and balance on 5 years time) or to rent; will do well to call on, or write, BATES A SIMMS. (Bariiwoll S. C. Monarch Fire Insurance Co. C 5PITAL ytoo.ooo. The Company not being bound by Tariff rules offers inducements to in surer*. Agents wanted in every town Jn the State. J. Allrn Tonix, Gcnl. Agent Barnwell 8. C, HISSHAHIL MARI IN, BLACKVILLE, S. C Announces Her - atkilOMnInQ -a- of the Most Styihh Hats and EVERYTHING ELBE kept In a -. FIRSTCLASHUilrMNEBY 8TO ALL of which she offers at LOWEST TOSSIBLE TRICES. ai> 5. 4m. ; /; : ~ , - .. . TINNING. I would call your atten tion to tlie fact that I am again prepared to do ali kinds of TIN AND SIIKET IRON — WORK, ; Such ns Roofing, (flittering and General Repairing. AH work will receive my personal attention. {J^T’AU kinds of Stoves Re- paired. c J^J] aOi. GARVIN, IHackvillc, S. C, Ok. • ft. c*. Surgeon BLACKY’ILLK, - VUII be at hts office in d*y mid Tuesday and W W1U be at hl*4lrm«< «ry Friday and Saturday, PpiutaiaLts.ua RMMLpRf toaniy t>,w as or t all id (1, f sr*i a full icradoate <>f rbiladeiplda ColU jre; fisve had ^enteen year* active j Heal exjwrienee. and can )lrusc>oain qu of work and prices. aa«r I* School Notice.. A meeting of the Board of Trustee* of tin; Barnwell Graded School w ill he held at the Bank of Barnwell on Satur day, 15th June, at 12*o'clock, noon. Busiue^a of impoi uiKC vt lii, be coitaid- ered ‘ ^ By order of 0. H. Bates, , Chairman. YV'm. Me Nab, S#ey. • <2w) A Pretty Place. The new, well nmltastHy built n*t tages eontaining five room* ai:d kit'di- en, corner of EastiMain Street and Rail road Avenue, Barnwell is offered for sale, part cash-balance on long time secured by mortgage of the premise* or all lime if secured by satisfactory ijiort gage on oilier property. Tlie lot con tains aliout three fourths of an acre, lias good bam, stables, and other im provement* and i* one. of the most d* sirabic and auractive pieces of prop erty ia Barnwell. ^ Apply to . Bates A Simms, Attorneys. j u tie*-tf THE STATE OF SOUTH CAKOLLNA X BARNWELL COUNTY. J/vv iff- TIHB OGUMT UK ByT. S.TVoeks, E*q., Judge, of I’robati in Barnwell County. Cdna Miss Dora PVice after spending two weeks with Miss Lucia Strlngfellow re turned to her home at Johnston much to the regret of many of our young men. Come again Miss Dora and gladden the heart# of our boys. Mias Clara Johnston, one of the as sistants of the Darlington High School, is at home for her summer vacation. Wo are glad to have you home again Miss Clara. Wo are sorry to hear Mr. B. Reed ia very 111 and hope to soe hia cheerful face on our streets soon. ■J W, D. an end, and as the sun began to sink toward the West lift picnickers turned their faces homeward, and the closing exercises of the Colson school lived on ly in the hearts of its patrons. . Anon. Icecream he bought biz beloved. And she ate, and she ate, and ate," And Her heart she finally gave to him, To make room for another plate. The Texas cotton pest ir reported as at work in Baldwin and Clarke counties In Alabama. Ik is the most destructive enemy that has yet appeared and the Du&icrrxre greatly, alaoued. ' The Registration Appeal. The appeal from Judge God's decis ion holding tha Souih ( aiolina Kcgis- tration law uucoustiUitWmai was heard ih Kfi'Rinnrfrr'on 'F'rh'Tiy "TniTore “tlTe United 3'a e* Court of Appeal* consist ing of Chief Justice Fuller and DDtrict Judges Hughes ot Virginia an<TSey mour. Attorney General Barber and Gen. Edward MeCradv of Charleston made the argument for the State, while C. A- Douglass and H. N. Obear now of Washington, upheld Judge Goff’s decision/ After the hearing the general im pression was that Judge Goff’s decis ion would be certainly reversed. That, impression was founded on the charac ter of the questions propounded to Douglass and Obear by tlie Chief Jus tice and his intimation to the lawyers for the Btate that extended argument bn that side could be dispensed with. Tlie court gave the attorneys three days for submitting authorities qu which they relied. Whereas I). S Henderson applies for Letters idwAdiujuistration on tlie estate of Cor»eftt nherg, deeeased.. These aSj\» therefore, to cite aud ad monish all and *iff£it’.(r, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to lx am) appear before meat aCourtof Pro bate for tlie said county, to lie hold) at Barnwell ('. II. on Wednesday, Hie al 11 O'cfofik ~X tn., to show canw, if any, w hy the. ^aid administration Ml;ould not he g 11111 ted, Uiverrunder my hand ami the seal ot the. Court this 4th di»y of June A D. 181)5, anil in thetllttii year of Amen can Independence. . T. S. WEEKS, Trobate Judge. j unefl ^****¥+***++¥*++* tf » FOR THE i T*Z *! i * * s i * * Mrs. Andrew .Simonds 4 South Ba - tery, Charleston i. 0., chairman of the Woman’s t'ommi*sioTr for having tlie women of South Carolina represented at Hie Atlanta Exposition this fall, has published acircular, urging the women of the State to assist in thi.<f vfbi'k, She states that she has raised a little over a thousiind dollars and begs the women of the State to raise three thousand dol lars addition*)-so m to make the ex hibit. TIPS articles desired for exhi bition are embroidery, painted china, miniatures, drawing, sketches, lades, wood-carving, brass work, modeling in clay, and any sort of artistic work done by women-. War relic*, family heir ItWins, any thTng curious and rare, wjll be acceptable. These exhibits are first to be shipped to Mrs. Simonds at Char leston, whowfili forward them to At lanta. Special instructions for ship ping will soon be pntriislfcck Great damage is being done to water melon vines In Lexington county by a -bug' veryiniicb like tbe common “bill IftTg^—Great TiumUermf theraxft fe- - ported throughout the county. Young man : I have come to ask for yourdaughter’shand sir, may I have it? Old man ^N8Ver, sir, Take her all or nothing. A young lady requested'tb’be re leased from her marriage engagement on the ground that when she contracted it she believed her love was a “duck,” but had since found him to be a goose. He—What do you think of Pythago ras’s doctrine that a man may become a brute after his death? She—After hir death? Plenty of men db that a few * 1.- — f tiar tm **---. —....■i—c.t wivfirtrj t$i ttrr txrvmwjgwnr SCHOOLROOM 444 l/ii't mnythm? nredtA in n ickool- room «« hmvt it, M> ore Hrmd- quorteri for BlOi kkoordt, Desks and Seats, Cravens and Frasers, Maps and Globes, Inks and Information, What ax tell yon, }*u tan depend an. Everything tr# sell yon it gnaretnieed. H> do Pusimess on tha u money bock” plan, and un Jo more business than any other house in onr line. We want every- Mj, mtrmtrd m j/Sm.' wtfrS t» S«tw »vr tmtaloguf, to «•/ can ii Ml meet humrti. Cataloguei /rta. 444 63 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK Andrew* | School J Furnishing; J Company J ^444444444444444444^ Charles Zissetl, Practical Watchmaker. ■ s First door south of Brown House Barnwell O. II.,S.C;-.«»B‘ , r*blsservlcet to the public. An experience of upwards of fortt rears is tlie best guarantee that hi Glow* his business and w ill give salt faction in the qttalltv of his work am thejiioderjition of hfs charge*. Reliable, time keepers for sale. mchS Carolina Midland R. W Co To take effect at 5.30 A. M. Thursda. September <tth 1891. Health means so mtich morfe than 1 you imagine—serious and* ’tats* South Bound. J I 1 i u-. * a So «-o £ ° 3 A-JO i* * J® S! North Uouiu . K I 75ih Meridian • Time, \*%\ V *“-cl - STATIONS. a. m 0.4* 6.58 7.08 7.19 - 7.321 A. M ; 5.30 Lv •Seivern.. Ai ft 5.5ft *.(. Wsgener., 4 0.15 Perry 4 •6.33*. ■ Sal ley a... 5 7.00*...Springfield.. | r. C a £ r# if * l r K i Z I r. e. w. 8.10 £ *’C || » - . 1 7.40 e. m. 6.51 8.3.1 7.20 6.2: 7.00(6.1 A.33 6'0 7.43 7,2 r ...WhHky*.... I 8.10 I.A =1= 7.48, 7.33 X- , ..Walkers 5 Black v. 1 -t 6 D ; 5..’ 8.00 8 00 Ar) Blackv. 1 Lv. 10 35 10.35 Lvj 4 ( Ar. 10.47’10.35}■ . s . .Ashlelgh.... 1 - 2 '’ ..Moortwarti 3 ....*. Barnwell 6 Morrises... 4 11.OOj 11.25 11.12 H, f 11.24112.1ft 11.20 12.25 11 38 12 40 . L 11.45 12.55 >re.M ft. 35 ft.OO 4315 ft.:- 5 I 5.0 . .. Brow nell .. . 2 . r,C#VS r.-.-.4 3 ... .*Seigllng. ... 4 Ar’Alleudal* Lv 4.25 S.O. (.05 3.1ft I I 3 2 .1. L5 2. Ift 4.3 4.5 4.2 4.1 r. »( Perri) W. Price i v V V s : l v 5 t -„ I| , 1 I V , 1 ^ 8 »U Persons hAVicit jcifaiiz. ntiggies, road cart* iieediiig repair* t- call at hfs General fiepair Shop* l-efor making contracts. First L'la-a h-ii> shoelng a specialty, Sujicr'or faclli ties for repairing mowing inaehine> All kinds of metal w ork done anil *ati- faction in everv partieular guaranteed PKItRY W. PRICK. The Pcchinann Shop, YVest End, Barnwell, S. C. fatal diseases result from 1 'trifling ailments neglected. Don’t play with Nature’s < greatest gift—health. If jros arc feeling eat ef sons, weak »iid g.iieralty ea- hansted, nervons,. have no appetite and can’t work, S in at encctak* the maal relia ble strengthening medicine,which ia, Brown's iron Bit ters. A lew hot-, tie* care—beaeftt rones fro* the. very ftnt doee— ' Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia; Troubles, * 1 Constipatlofi, Bad Blood 1 Malaria, Nervous ailments 1 Women’a complaints. . C*t only the genain*—it haa creased red ’ Une* on the wrapper. Alfother* are aab- , »1 nates. On receitn of two sc. sutnpe we f hilt tend set of Ten BeaeUM World a« rr * ' dpt« •end set of Ten . air V|ewa and book—free. f BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTlUOKE Docs This D. B. WILLIAMS.- B/Lacxvillk, 8. C., Cheap for fjasb, oq the installment Plan or in exchange for old machines. Also a full stoca oils, needles and at tachments for any and all machines at popular prices at my Central Supply Depot In Mr. O'. D. V. Lange’s store, 27 R. K. Avenue, Blackville, S. C. Repairs of all kind# of Sewing Ma chines made promptly and perfectly and satisfaction in work am) prices guaranteed. WHJ attend calls in tbe bounties of Aiken, Barnwell and Orangeburg if no tified by postal card. ., - D. B. WILLIAMS, —few* Bjfmim, sc: OrEK k CArxrT SpyKftvison, . BAR.vw’Ki.r., April 22, 4895. At the meeting of the County Board of Commissioners hehTtin tbe 1st inst.. a resolution was adopted that hereaftei no claim against the county would b< approved unless it had been first ap proved by the Supervisor or by some member of the township board In who#* territory tbe work was done before lie- ing presented to the County Board for approval. Holders of claims against the county will please take particular notice and comply with the rule.. W. T. CAVE, aprl8 County Supervisor. Special Motice. The Road Commissioners in all the townships are instructed to direct the Road Overseers In their jurisdictions to sec that the damaging custom of plowing into the public roads shall be prompuy dT*c<Wrfmied- and loept ■top ped. |Jf necessary to preserve them from such trespasses the roads should be stAserfoff eight feet from the centre on each side aud plowing across the line should not be altawod If persons persist after bel>g notified reperf them for prosecution. • -7, : . r \ W.T. CAVE, ^ -fluparwlaop. TW fnahkgemtnt of the J Equitable Life Assurance < Society in the Department of | the Carolinas, wishes to sc- J cure a few Special Resident \ Agents. Those Qbo are fitted j for this Work will find this A Rare Opportunity It iazvork, however, and those who succeed best in it possess character, mature judgment, tact, petseverance, and the respect of their community. Think this matter over care- 1 ! Et&J. ThWe’S an unusual \ opening for somebody. If it fits you, it will pay you. Fur ther information on request. We J. Roddey, tmmdm mm Mack HIR, S. C, MM—MMMitliMb—t! GROVES *a/rnetto Business Cattege Enter any time. Full Business Course In from 3 to 5 months. Terms reasonable. Write for further particu lars. J. R. A. WHITLOCK, President. Wllllston, 8. C. novlS Registration Notice. The Registration Books will be open at the county seat 011 the first Monday in each month for the transaction ojf such business as is provided by law. ^ l J E NN&tin, MiHMtrviinr. v. navlk-tf : . TASTELESS TDNIC 18 J U8T AS GOOD FOR ADULTS* WARRANTED. PRICE 60 ctsw OooOemen:—W» sokf taaSraar. SOB bottles tf GRoVK-8 TA8TKLK88 CHIU. TONIC and karo booitht tbr*« stom already tbla year. M SIIi periunco of M jeat*. In tba nerer auld an artjola that as j our Touic. r* asxFV.Csjut —FOB 8ALB nv— C. N. BURCKHALTF.P. T. B. ELLlS, Jr. Surveyor and CiviJ Engineer Speelal attention given to the of water-powers, leveling and drain*irv. A uosUt card addressed U» ~ wiurgwrrrpr— ftTr octl.BB in