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3 ■ : ^p-> ;/ ^ " .'■ * ** ^ f ' "' : ' i6 Barnwell Peoplfc BATss ip scBftcmirriosr. JT* Ift A.4T*nc«, mV Annum .|l,« 0* TiAe..... .{iot TUURSD4Y. JULY Jl. 18D5. J J*- 1 -» 1 »'JU u. . - -J ^ » ». The tiextreKularconmaolcMion of Harmony Lodge N(*.J7A.\ K.-. M.-. will be held at the tjtw MhermlcTem / ▼ \ Pie in Bagn^rU upon 19th day ot •Tulr 1MU‘ •■ July ltW5, the arday in said twelve." tty order of W. -. M. —- • E. C • - -- W same, being the «ud Sat month, beginning at “High Furni am-ffr cretar r. DOST STOf YOBlCCd.' Vo nr »o If While riitjglt •••The tobacco habit grows on a man Until his nervous .-system is seriously affected. Impairing health, comfort and l>applneas, . To quit suddenly is too sc- pefca shock to the system, as Tobacco, J.o an inveterate user becomes a stimu lant that his system continually craves. 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Send si*, two-eent stamps for sample^ bo*, booklet and proofs free, Chemical A Man ufacturing Company, Manufacturing Chemists, J,aC Irosse, Wisconsin. SUPERilgoft S JOTfC*. > . The Coy,ritu,Supervisor will be found •tbisuflToe in Barnwell on Mondays Wnd Tuesdays in each wpek. On other day* In the week he will attend to hi* duties in the county’ ■ • . J ) (i;1 W.T.Cav*/ afrll] County Supervisor. din Home Insurance. Cali on the Agent of the South and North American Lloyds and New Yonc and CMeafO Lloyds and get a special p dicy on ypnr yin House during t*e ginning season.. Rates reasonable. W. S. Moktrith, Ooneral Manager S. E. Division. J. J. Bkown, Agent. Barnwell. ffiis Oeteral Soss^«, - Judge R»* C. Watts, who was to pre side at the Summer term of the Barn well Court, was attacked by malarial fever week before last in Laurens,. wi'heiofcewws visiting his children, who IbaTe lived there with relatives since his wife’s death. Consequentlv he was un able to reach Barnwell on Monday and sent a telegram directing the adjourn- Bteut of the court until next Monday, ■which wa« done, and people hurried hack to their busy homes. After con sultation among the officers of court and attorneys a telegram was sent to the Judge asking him to dispense with folding the Summer term of the Ses sions. This was done heesnse so lew prjapnera are (n jail and people.wt'U be busy with their melon crops next week. In reply Judge Watts ordered the Ses sions adjourned and all cases continued until the November term. If sufficient ly recovered he will come down next Week to hear equity causes. t* ~~ Gardeners should plant '..bunch beans for a succession of crop* up to the first peek hi August. They come In very -handy -for hfMiflfllrns‘t*rti Tpmato S lants put out now will make a good ite crop and will bear till frost. Cab bage seed of the late varieties may he sown now, and if watefed and pushed VP they w ill make good winter cab bage. This i.s the month to set out cel- cry, . The plants fhould be..partly shaded. The hot *|iu o^ July and Au gust is too much for ti^em. Rutabaga turnips shoulc go into the ground this iponth. K« e .P down w~eed* and grass ip your garden for two months and you xyill not.raise a crop of seed to trouble Jon next year. Miss Jnlia Dunbar of BU£hton Is •visiting Miss Fanny Hagood. Biss Katie MusMn, a lovely Aogusta mtLJs spending aoue time with Pv W Caart Mrs. W. Price. .L L Biackville, Miss Della Is visiting Aldrich, at reqnesfcd to by the The new train oft the C. M. will hin only during the. watermelon season*' It carrlet no mail. MIm Mattie Brabham, a charming flower of Florida is visiting Miss Lucie Brabham, of Sycamore. Miss Hattie devils of spent a .Ceto days with i’attl*.'; last week, j • Miss Laura Beilkiger Misses Mattie and Bonnie Saluda, N. C. All committeemen are send the 'haffvBTof the agers to the County Secretary 12th of July, Col. A. Howard Patterson left on Tuesday to attend a ffteeting of the trustees of the Wintbrop Normal Col lege at Rock IIUI. Mr. ,C. N. Burckhalter gave us on Tuesday a two and » half pound to mato, grown by himself. It was "Ma jestic," in name as well as in size. A quorum failed to attend'tho quar terly me, ting of the County Medical Society appointed for Tuesday, arid" those attending adjourned uutil cooler weather shall come. Mrs. W. W. Moore if entertaining three charming visitor* this week; Misses i Belle Halley of Ellenton, Ger trude Moore of Ridgeway and Shelly Peeples of Appleton. A negro boy about JOLyear*- ©M was* bitten, iw a rattle Kii-ke week before last while buckle berry,} picking on 0*pt. J. ,C- Keel’s place in Bull Pond township, and died from the effects. Prof. F. M. Sheridan, recently elected Principal, of the Barntoell Graded School, has accepted the position and will move up about the HrSt of Septem ber. ■ ■ ~ Rev. A. N. Brunson, who preached at Barnwell,. Blar^vitlp, WtHigton &c., a few year* ago, • has been elected President of Andrew Female College, Cuthbert, Ga. It has been about a month since the death of Trial JuAk* A. T. Wolfe, at Bamberg. Last week bis Widow died at the home of her father in Orange- burg. A child about a year old is left doubly orphaned. Dont forget that fruit jellies made in the summer ean be preserved from moldines* for years hy covering the sjiiXfgLose-qijsrtef of an inch deep witn Cneiy pulverized sugar. Mr. W. C. Miller, of Daisy, Ga.,’ paid us a pleasant call on Monday. He is a son of Capt. J. A- Miller, formerly; of WUUstpn, hut is even handsomer than his fatner was at the same age. Burglar* raided the residences of Dr. Clarkson, Rev. John G. and Mr, C. D. William* In Allendale on the night of the ith tnrt, but were frightened away ffem tbe houses of Messrs J. M. Gray, C. B. Reeves and W. M. Bostick. The Charleston .Democratic Execu tive CojwrVHt to* h’ifl recommended that the delegation from that county to the constitutional Convention he equally devidod between the two factions of the party. . . Since the Leteo^ue^ion of electricity a* a motive power for street car Pne* and of the bicycle for riding purpose* ave been 221LU00 horses and mujes Ji driven out of- bu*tuc*» t -Wo than ever ork stock for a long 'Vvr- Statk C» OniOjCnr or TolkdoI . Lucas County, ) es , Frank J.Chjcney makes na^h that he the senior partner of the firm of F. J. CuKNaY.d.Co„ doing business In the - City of Toledo, Cc«»rty afid State afore- said, and that said Arm wilT -pr.V the suta of ONE . HUNDRED DOLLARS, fpr each and every cdse of Catarrh "--‘that cannot be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Curk. _ FRANK J^iCHENRV. i Sworn to before me,and subscribed in v my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1885. f—-^1. * A. W. GLEASON. ■JiSRAwy \ r. .. \ —v~) Notary I’ublic. . Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally and aists directly on the blood " qod: mucous surfaces, of the system. Send for testimonials, free, i * , , Fi Jm CttKifKT A Co,, Tpiedo, O. ^Sold by Druggistib 75c, Coning Events. George’s Creek Snb-Aliiance will ^ive the County Alliance a big wel come tomorrow. The meeting of the Confederate Sur vivor* Association of Barnwell County atiC^vq!* Church .on uext Saturday, iSth inst., will be among the most nota ble events of the year. , • Addresses are expected from Gen. R.agood, Col. Aldrich and Rev. Dr. El- well. v .. < : It w*s a happy inspiration to have the reunion of the survivors of Hart's Battery "in the tented, field,’’ at Hol man’s Bridge next week. The..good Imufewlvas of Barnwell, Aiken apd Off ngeburg will see that there will be ilo war fare there. ,.v* ^Lost Boy. Mr. J. B! Ward, of Phoenix^ , vjlle county,, requests any one kne;-^ the whcrejibout* of bis son to write to be- the whereabouts of his son to write to him at the aboye address: , "The missing’young man is Janies Lntber Ward, Me left ■ night, June 25., He is nearly six feet high and 1(H pounin, but he look youth ot Id or 20. He b Lather Ward," fle left home Friday night, June 2<, He la 16 years old, I weighs about looks more like a j— lie has light com plexion, auburn hair and keen br0>n eyes. He baji received a gm>d educa tion, bat has been raised on the farm alt his life, and. has been parHeularljf' anxious to embark in the railroad busi ness. He carried with him a gray and bhie salt of clothes...... .Since Saturday morning good rains have fallen In alt sections of the .county. Another season a* good next week will wike early corn safe, will be cheaper time to come. Mrs. St. Julian Bland, of Edgefield, end charming Miss Elizabeth' Teague, of Aiken, returned home on Saturday, after a pleasant visit tQ + B*fiM?ef; friends, who hope to welcome such at tractive visiters again in the early future. Mr. E. J. Peacock stripped "Blue Monday’’ of it* otombrc.utt*h by tbo-gift of a forty pound melon, our first treat in that line. His crop is inaguilicont and he will ,begin to make large ship ments this week. And may bis prices be tip top. At last Court Julius Green, colored,’ was found guilty of selling liquor and sentenced to three monthV impi i*on- meqj; by Judge Gary. Notice of apr peal was served. On Friday Supreme Court Clerk U. R. Brooks, on motion of Solicitor Bellinger, dixmlssed the ap peal for lack of prosecution. -t r. Mr. Frank McMillan, who has been Clerking for Mr. C. F. Rizer at Olar. died on the, .’id inst. of paralysi*, while taking summer vacation at bis home in Colleton county. lie was about 24 years of age and had many friends in this county, . lie was a son of Mr. Dyife Mon .llatf, who formerly lived in fills county.. . 1 The Hammond Spndijty School, un der , siipeslntendencr. ©i Mr, Henry Morris, b making a splendid record, especially in the attendance of the girls and young Judies, Of- twent^ on the roll only two were absent on the Sun day our informant was present, aftd eighteen said perfect lessons- .Rev. W. G; BriMfl’I is,the devoted pastor of the church. On Friday night several hundred colored persons held;* ebtjruh.foeptjval in.a small school house in Bamberg. While Adam Hannibal, a bright young mulatto, was pushing through the door, Hedrick.Brabham tramped on his toe. Whipping out his quick pistol Adam shot twice, tue bullets passing through the hoact,-killing him instant ly. In the excitement Adam escaped. The jury of inquest returned a verdict of willful and felonious murder. Rev. T. P. T.idehas resigned the pas torate of thq. Williston and Rosemary Baptist churches to take elTect oh the flrtt’ of Augusj,. After that date he will take charge.of the Barnwell Bap tist church a*, pastor. Tin will preach at the Barnwell church the first, second ahd fourth tSahbaths Ip cadi month,.and continue to preach ever^ third Sabbath and the day before at the Long Branch church. He will be away for a w,eek or two, possibly three weeks, in Georgia, en gaged in meetings. .The Allendale News came to see u* Monday afternpon, bright and bloom- mark, is visiting her-amit, Mrs. Dam- i y° r ^ • t » t « »• “rig.” Ir the more ob- ; * Jectionable phrase of newspaper Eng* toy iqg with au world new*. abundance of round the Judge Jj S. Mixsou, ed itor and proprietor, handles, a gifted and graceful pen and understands news gathering and dressingtlike an artist. The News U a clean pt'iftted six column folio, at 60 ct* for 3 months, 90 cts. for 6 months, $1,60 for 12 months. ,IThk Pkoi*lk extends good wishes for tbe long life and full prosperity of it* young frieinL— Concert. . ' r ’ r • * • \ Miss. Jennie Benson, violintst, of Au- gnsLa, will gi ve a Concert in the Opera House next Tuesday evening, She will be assisted by two other young ladies of Atuusui, and also by some of Barn well > most noted talent. Adtqjsshm : Adults 35 cti. CbBdren 26 ots. •“'.-r.. Please announefe that on account el thefllness of the presiding Judge, no criminal oases will be tried during the July term of Court. Therefore the Grand andPetit Jurors, end all wit nesses in criminal rases have been dis charged fer the term. These cases will be tried at the fall term,,-which com mences on the second Monday iu No vember. Respectfully, • i G. Duucan Bellinger, Solicitor. Blackrllle New*. k' . ... Some of the people wc know «nd are always glad to see : Miss Georgia Ashley, of Trenton, Mis* Virgie I’atteranu. uud MigfJkAlie Shuck, of Barnwell, are vigiting Misses Kula Lee and Eloise Iziar. Mies Maude Oakman, qf..Augusta, Miss Sallie Wolfe, of Savannah, Ga. and Miss Carrie Burckiiiyer, of Port Rovat. are spending some time with the family of Mr. L. K. Free. Miss A.ldie Sawyer, tfally’a; is visiting Misses Julian: *! Marie Mil hous. Miss Mattie Ceraid, of .Camden, and Mrs. S. A. Dwight, of I’rjffateer, S. C., are stopping with the fimily of Mr. J no. 1). Gerald. _____ Miss Claudia Klshburne, of Bint be ^g, is visiting Misses Josie and Rosa Fish- bur ne. Mrs. Pattie Johnson - and two daughters, of Augusta, are spending a few days with Mrs. S. H. Baldwin. Mr. (3^. J,. Bailey, of .Gebrgetown, Texas, spent last week with his uncle, Mr.C. J. Bailey, on Edisto River. Mr. Harry D. Iziar is^down from Au gusta, taking several days recreation and piscaftoial pleasure. Capt. D. II..Sally was in town last week, looking after the success of Hart’s Battery reunion bn the 17th. Hon. James W. Moore, of Hampton, is an honorary member amj is expected to be present. Col. Robt. Ajdrtati, also an honorary member, has promised to at tend. ~-r = Mi«s Atossa Hair is .visiting relatives in Columbia S. C. Mr. H. D. Still and family are so journing among relatives and friends in Cattle Creek section tf Orangeburg Co. 4 he artiount of rain fallMiere on last' Sunday night 2.3t inches. • Quite a number of our friends betook themselves to Holman's Bridge on last Tuesday and had a pleasant sociable pic nic which was very in ich enjoyed. A. 5. C. ■ Last Kdv^mber G«n. M. C. Butler se cured trow the State Supreme Co art a temporary injunction restraining Comptroller General Ellerbe from pay ing the salaries of the Supervisors of Registration. This suit was brought K test the constitutionality ef the Reg- tretioti laws. The decision of the Supreme Court was flied on Saturday. Chief Justice Mel vei n opinion held the law tobe.un- constKjkitionnl In numerous |Mrt1eulars, Associate Justices Pope and Gary dif fered, »the first holding that the pet]- tionershavea plain gnd adeauatfi rtrh- edy st law, and tfe record that sitting in equity (he Supreme court baa no jurisdiction In the matter, and the Chief .-Justice was overruled and the law stands. It Is said that an appeal will be taken to the United States Su- prantH<: i 1ifrt. ‘ y* Alliance Department. Adopted as the'Countv Organ by t)u> Coon- y Alliaude Jalyfith, 18W. M. J. PATE, Associatr Editor, To whom all Commanicatlooa or Alltanee Matters should be addressed. — ::r^trr vv- -=r==r=; OMeer* sf the Cenety Hits see. R. If. Cram, President. J. C. Miller, Viee Prwddent. W. S. Bamberg, Secretary. N A. f* Prce; Treasurer. - ' O. I). Klnard, Cbaplaln. T. 8. Weeks, County Lectnrer. ■ W. A. AU, Steward or Assistant Lerr.irer. W. T. Harley, Door Keeper;’ ' K. K. Harley, Asalatant Door Keeper. D. W. Bodifonl, ttorgeant-at Arms. P. II. Creech, Bnainess Agent. Executive Committee—C. B. Free,W. W. Patrick, W. A. Kanst. . . ^ . Trade Comnviuee—0,~M. Ke*<S-*t, F_ II. FIGHTER. IVHHston >ews. tt Presitllng Elder Owe" held the first quarterly conference with the church at this plait 1 on Saturday and Sun/ay. Ho is fearless and outspoken, he vs to the line regardless of where t!e chip* fall. We hoped to bevbjeto hear him at night, but rain prevet:fed the service from being held. Judge J M. Hair, after spending a few days at home, returned to.Edge- field on Monday. His son, Walter, w as badly scalded in the wreck of Engine No 6 on June 25th. We arc glad to hear that his son is doing as- scU as oould be expected, and hope he may be able to return borne in a short while. Mr. T. II. Rodgers and wife of Dar lington came over last week tp spend some time with Mrs. Rodgers' ^a?eftts, Capt. W. II. Kennedy and wife.” . At a meeting of the board of Trustees of the Williston High Bchool held last week they decided to change the name of the school to "The .Sjulh Carolina' Co-Educational Institute." Tile Stock- l«ngr««ge prewql holdere of the School Dormitory com- eludes tho anh par.y also met on July Island com ulcted all arrangement* for the build- Ingof a Dormitory of 40-room*. The material has been purchased and work will commence this week. The site se lected h» the best in town. v f Miss Lizzie Mixsou, of Augusta, U BORN A '* J iti '**- A Fraeeb Soldier Who atorolsg of Dooth. Many men have made good soldiers and bfave commanders who, neverthp- less. had no relish for fighting. Gen. Oudinot. no famous in the wars, of Napoleon, was a warrior another type, says Youth’s Companion. He seemed, at all events, to lore war for it* own sake. His fiery temper ynd his idea! of « soldier are well exemplified In twcrRHef anecdotes gathered from his biography, recently published. In July, 1805, when Oudinot w*s thirty-eight years old, thp qiqporor rf* viewed the gaenfcdiers at tnelr cemp at Boulogne, The customary maneuvers were performed, ahd at the end Gen. Oudinot—in command of the grenas dlera—started to march at the head of the lino before Napoleon. —;— He put the spurs to his horse, and the steed balked. The struggle wiia f'rlef, for the exasperated general drew his sword and gave the horse such a stab in the neck that in another moment the horse lay stretched upon the sand. , ’ That night the commander of the grenadiers dined with fhe emperor, and in the course of the meal Napoleon said: "Is that the way you treat your horses?" "Sire," answered Oudinot,“when any one knows not how to obey, that is my method." The second anecdote Is even more grim. Some one spoke to Oudinot about the deep affection which a gen eral must cherish for his devoted troop*. “Love them!” he exclaimed, "do I love them! Ah! I think I do! I have had them all killed!" There spoke the born fighter, who shirked no danger himself, and ac counted it the most enviable lot of a sol dier to die on the field. WHAT A "TEAM" IS. visiting relative* here. ». Miss Mary Belle Inabiii-t, of Den- DepenAa tra What Tart ef the Coaatrf j Yoa Are la. What is A "team?” Is it an animal hitched to. a wagon, or two" or more animals and a wagon, or simply twq animals harnessed up together? ‘Does the word include the vehicle? An ex cited Bostonian, writing from Nebraska to a Boston paper, confesses hip humilt* htion when, upon vemfirking that a “team" had been left in the street, he was told by a cowboy that he meant a wagon. He admits, says Harper's Weekly, that the cowboy was tight, and so it seems here. In 'the state of New York, where a high standard of Bar eludes the animals. If more which haul a vehicle, but not the ve hicle itself; but Improperly it is used to designate any ^flimal or aniipals hitched to any vehicle. It la not used, however, to designate the vehicle with out the animals, as seems sometimes the case in New England. A synonym for team in its degenerate sense in New Dowling, J. M. Ulmer, W. A. All Committee on Good of the Order—J. C. Mc Millan, C. M. Etfamfield, W. T. Cave, J. K Snelllng, E. B.tbffWiirh Bambrr<4, 8. C., June 18, 18M. To the Sub-Secretaries K. C. A. The regular Quarterly meeting of the County Alliance wjli.be held with the Georges Creek Alliance bn' Friday, Ju ly 12th 1895, at 11 o’clock A. M. An election of officers for the ensuing year wlU he held and other important business will !>e transacted ooitiiat day. Secretaries will please send lu their re- ports by first Friday. By ordftf 1I.1J.Crum, I’resldent^ , W. UambkiH, S- cretary.’ * The Editor of this Department lias been tbb unwell to prepare any copy for this week. -SHP *^¥¥¥¥**1»*¥¥**W**WJ * FOR THE} ,1, SCHOOLROOM T V ••• > 444 / . 1 •_ __ If O't •mythmt in a nkeel- mem «* have »/.• 'm *• art HtaJ-. fuarUn far $l* kk>trd> httitaaJ Sreti, Crayeii and Eraurt, Mafi and Glabrt, hkt tad hformotitm.' H'tal wt Ml jma, jea ran drprnJ an. Extrrlkmf a t ttll jmu it gutraalttd. Hr de tuimtu aa Mr “ mnatr bath" plan, and 1 tea do mart baiiatit Ibam any olktr baust m oar hat. H't teaml tvtry. bodji mltrtilrd tn irbeaS aerk la boot oar /alafryg ut. ia art ran da Util atari butattn. Cotalofan free. 444 65 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK Andrews School Furnishing Company ^44444444444444444^ HISS HATTIE HA1 BLAC^VILLE, S C ! Announces Her I i . - APRIL OPENING — of the Most Stylish Hats and EVERYTHING ELSE kept In a . FIRST CLASS MILLINERY,STORE, A/ t* Cf which she offer* At LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. ap5,4m. , \ TnmAH;—~ I would cnU your ntten- tion to thq. fact tbat<i am amiin prepared to ,do all kinds of , . . TIN AKb SHEEt litON WORK. Suqh aft Roofifi^. Guttering and General Repairing. All work w’Ul receive my persolint Rttentioiiv • ^ - Iby All kinds ofStov^f lii- pairedjB AVTM. GARYIX, Blftckvilk, a C, 2issett, iPraci/da/ Watchmaker. First door wmth of Brown House, BarnweTl C. H.,S. C.. offers his services to the public. An experience of upwards of forty I ears (e the best guarantee that ha nows hi* huidneNa and will give sstis faction in the quality of his work and the moderation of hi* charges. | £!VReliable lime keeper* for sale. mchH * Mi• Carolina Midland R. V Co. To take effect at 6.80 A. M. Thursday September ,6th 1894. M HI be; Will be at HI* I ary Frtdey and potntmenta to county towns or < 1 am a full grm CoHege, have bad i tieil experience, ai I of work and prices. BJ COPYRIOHTI flRTAfiratMTI ital ‘ South Bound. 3| T I mivw «»• hi we«k»T, pleffBOtlj HIM ova. ssr .as 1 Raosuwar. gtMB——♦»—BiitMiMf Jt*-. !*%■> m North Bound 2 I 4“ u. a . N <1 C'S 75th Meridian £ « 3 i Time. s! ji — a J s ** i ' "7 L a STATIONS. 3 * i Hit You? The management of the Cqnitnblo.Mf* Asaurance Society in the Department of ] the Carolinas, wishes to *e- \ ; cure q few Special Resident ' Apentc, Those who are fitted \ for this work will find thk J i A Rare Opportunity i 1 It is ivork^ hpwever, and those J \ tvdlo succeed best in it poseesR ; J, character, mg tare judgment, l 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 Hill. S. C. i JIat V Friend. Flke Our old annual pic nic at Oak Ore re on the 4th was a grand *une«*s and all who won* fortunate enough to attcJid regret that they don’t come tlftener. _ \lisscs Maggie and Annie Califf,.Jtwo Very charming and attractive yaUng ladies of Atlanta, spent last week as the guests of Miss Lucia Stringfellow. Miss yina Cave, one of • SarawcH’s sweetest girls, sj>ent last week with her uncle, B. F. Drummond. • ... Miss Dora Greene, of Joyce Branch, is spe’r ding some time in town with rel atives. Wish you a pleasant stay, Miss Dora. Two of our young men spent last Sun day over the river. Judging from their constant visits there must be some at traction. «, -Mis* Sallic Burckhalter, of Augnctai, is visiting Mrs. L. A. Thomson. Be careful, boys, don’t lose your hearts. Misses Mamie Tbomas and Marie Moore, two of Augusta’s belles, are vis iting Misses Kittie and Daisy Greene. Miss Nannie Owens, who has been teaching at Oakland, is home for a few day”.. M r. Paul Green, who has been In the “JLand. of Flowers'’ for the past 1.8 iroiitha, returned last Thursday night. At this writing Mr. J. A. Cave is sick,' but we hope to sec him ou bur streets again sool'. i ^ ’ “John H’ mmond." Green’ted News. - A Tne rain fell in our ncigliborhood- Sunday that was very benef’bial to the Crops and to the feelings of the farmers. -JLcs^Jaqe Greene and her daughter, ; Kiss Ee ma, who have been visiting Mrs. Ashley Stansell, of Elko, and Mr^ ; L. A. Greene, of Williston, returned to their home Saturday. M r. Charley M. Owens, of 'Florida, b at home on a visit to hjs paients. * . Misses Susie Dicks and MatUe I.otv Francis, of Anigusta, are visiting Mrs.; Walter Hill, Miss Dicks’* pister. May. their stay aynong us be quite pleasant.! Protraotbid. services w!il begin at. Pierce Chapel Methodist church first Sunday in August. "B. E.” tUhaftrrrse and buggy are invariably • "rig,” and livery stable-men and farmers’ boys apt>ly the same brief and comprehensive t«fm to almost any -vehicle drawn by’'Anytjitnf Dfc four , ■ SHOOTING WILD HORSES. Noble AalmaU ilaaghtered Wlthoot Any ^ JiMtltt ration. , A recent visltot to Nevada, aecrVdtng to the Northwest Magazine, says one of the strange sights he saw in Lincoln county was the cowboy a kill ing wild horses. '’One morning," £e ; said, "I saw five going forth well' mounted and armed writh tremendously big revolvers. I asked them wherft they were going. ‘Oh, out to kill some horses,' they said. Well, they did kill them. They had a boy to change horses and ride round and round in • circuit miles In extent after them. As the wild horses would come around the cowboys would bang them over. . I saw horse after, horse—great magnificent. stallions of all colors—klllsd In this way. They would come around on the dead run. There would be a shot, or probably a fusillade of shots. The horse! would take a leap into the air and come down dead. It looked a shame to kill stach magnificent brutes, but the cow boys shot them down without the least oompunction.” , There’ are thousands of these wild hbrseinh 1 " Nevada, and about the only excuse given for shooting them ia that -the stallions entice away the domestic- mares, which then become as wild m the other horsea. D. B. WILLIAMS, - ; Blackville, S. C. f • “ ~ ; «. -; Cheap Oasbi on the Insta’lfoent Flan or iu exch&nge.f9r ..old machines. Also* full stock oils, needles and a* tachments for any and all machines at K pular prices at'my Central Supply pot in Mr. O. D. O. Lange’s store, 27 R. R. Avenue, Blackville, S. C. Repairs of all kinds of Sewing Ma chines made promptly. And perfectly and satisftctlon In w:rk and prices guaranteed. • Will attend calls in >jhe counties of Aiken, Barnwell and Orangeburg if no tified by postal cafd. D. B. WILLIAMS, feb21 ... Blackville, S. C, Walkers « v Ar) Blackv.' Lv] 4 [ An 10.47119.55!.... Ashlylgh.... • 4 - .-L ’ • 2 10.52:1 t.05yT...Woo(i ward?. 11.00 11.25 11.1/11.56 r. m r.M n*. Bamw?^ 6 • Morrises -4- Brownell 2 CaSrS* ;i ....•Selgllng.... i « 12.55 Ar*/llendal«vliv DAILY—EXCEPT SUNDAY. 5.35 5..15 S.otl 5 18 4.35j 5.07 4.25 6.W . rlPET Life, Accideql, LIGHTNINGS, ■AND LIVE STOCK mURANCC. ' ,v '.V * t )* • A. M. No. fi. 2.30 Lv Selvem Ar 11.15 2.55 Wage tiers 10.I.V 3.15 Perrys , 10 30 • 3 35 Hally s Springfield 10.15’ 4.00 9.50 4.23' Whaleys 9 30 4.35 Walkers ■ 9.20 5.00 (Ar Blackville Lvp 9.09 9.18 )Lv Wackville Arj 8.04 Ashlelglt » 7.52 9.33 Woodwards 7.17 9.39 Jfnrnwell 7.10 9 49 j. Morrises 7.30. ■9.50 Brownell CMei ■ 7.26 10.04 7.14 10.12 Seigling ji -j Ar Allendale 1.7 7.00 1D.18. r.M., . 7 00 A. M. • — 1 A CLEVER CANINE. —At Lowest Rates In- Strongest Companies. ier f Calhqun & Co. ing contracts.' First OfSn horse iigl a speciaitg, Superior faciii Be Knew a Oeo4 Wbea He Me* Red Oak News. Crops are in good cor.pitlcn and gtow^pg nicely.. The coo! i.wqother'ofj the mst tkeek checked khigrowth of- cotton to ^ome extent, but at this writ-- ing ^ again waking satisfactory growth. We regret to know ttm Mr. J. IT,.' SnelP.ng had the misfortune to lose a flne.mdle last Friday night. . . We are pleased that Mrs. Z. M, Smith is uow convalescent. .Messrs. O. C. Baxley^ P. Baxley, T. O. Davis and otlicrs expect to attend the County Alliance -Meeting at George’s Creek Friday. Rev. Wm. Haypestforth will com mence his protracted meeting at Seven Pines Saturday, the 13th inst., at 4:30 p. tn. > •• • Mis* Dora Green left last Saturday to visit relatives at Elko. Miss Mnmiti Green is spending sowe time with her sister, Mrs. J. K. Suel- fng. - L’Ikconnu. ’ Doctor On*. s A good dog story is ail tha better for being true, as the following must be Supposed to be, since it ie related by, Gen. D. H. Maury, in his "Recolleettons of a Virginian." - The dog in queation was a black sefJer named Toote. , For more than ten years be waa one of my family. Be hod bts mouth on^ every kind of gtidA that ever wore fur or feathers. . He fought, with my grey- h<ftinds in.-miny a wolf hunt, pihipp^d 1 •very bulldog tLert -ever attacked him, was bitten by- a rattlesnane, and sprinkled by a polecat, and had aa. much sense as many men and more principle. 'It woe while he was hunting with mej that he was bitten by a rattler. .1 horned the place with goapoyrder and carried him M q'uickly as T oould to a doctor. Toots had never seen him be fore, but he allowed him to cui away the flesh and barn klm with oaustle, only whining softly from the extremq pain. Borne ibonths after this, hq got into A fight, and was bitten on the same foot. I woe away when it happened, and he went by himself to that same doctor, and, sitting upon his hannohee, aa he had been taught to do, held np the In jured foot for the doctor s inspection end treatment. -OFFICIB AT not 93 THE BANK OF BARNWELL AND- WlvC/vicNAB’S STORE spr26 ‘•Vie . ' » filing County Claims. \ 4* ’ • f ) t * ,r tit* Notice is given that at the quarterly meeting of the County Beard of Com missioners held on April !n a resolu tion was .adopted ; requiring claims against the fluent/ to be filed three days before the quarterly meetings of the Board In order that they may be passed upon by the Board. „„ ,. Holders of such claims will pleasa re member that if they do nqt FTe'thcm as provided In said resolution- the Board will be unable to act upon ibem until the following quarterly meeting, three months later. W. T. CAVE, County Supervtaor. makln sbocitjl a speclaltj, Superior ties for repairing nihwiug maclilner. All kindsyif metal work done and satis- faction hi every particular guaranteed ■ * PERRY W. PRIC K. * The Pechinahti. Shop, West End, Barnwell, S. C. ’ . . , g," — ■ ■ ■ ■» • Sp^fal Notice. x ** i' ' J The Road Commissioners In all the townships are instructed to direct the Road Overseers lo (heir jurisdictions fweee that the damaging curtom of plowing into tho public roads shall be promptly discontinued and- kept slop ped. If necessary to preserve-them from such trespasses the roods should be staked off eight feet from the centre on each side and plowing across the line sturdd not be allowed. If persons persist after being notified /e^brt them ref prosecution. W. T. CAVE, Bupervisor. Th* Pkoplr Printkky has received a part of Its (Spring stuck of Note and Letter Heads, Legal Cap and Fiat Pa pers. They.Qgme direct from mills an are not saddled with middle mea’a E ollts* /Our friends needing anything that line will find it to their Advanr ^ SW 0,,r * ood ‘ * a * learn our House and Lot for Sale. I offer at private sale my house con taining four rooms, eight ftmt hallway, cook room attached, other necessary optbuildiogs, good well of water, large garden, in the most desirable residence portion of Barnwell. The lot contains one-fourth of an acre and It all under C »d picket fence. The house was lit loot year of best material woijii^flrst class. Terms will be made easy. 8. f. BOYLES, jbne27 1m ’means,?© much more than' 'you imagine—serious and* ’fatal diseases result from 1 ’triflingailments neglected. Don’t play with Nature's' 'greatest gift—health. , llrovafvfMlhiR' bat ot sons. w*a* . Sti<l rvtitisny vs-’ haunted, K«AVe«>, have no tppetU* sml can’t work-, begin at encetoft-' j lug the most relU-. 1 ble ttteoKthcnlSf uiedictne,which fi Brown'* Iron B*t- ten. A tew bos-, lira cura— benWK come* from tha, very <ir*t Hose-fV' tera’I ttaia fear. ferlb, and it’s > pleasant lo taka., It Cures Hyapep^Ia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, Troubles, - ' Constipation, Bad Blood ' Mal.tria. Nervous ailments < Women’a complaints. Cct only the genuine—H hat croasad red _ Hue* on the. wrapper. All other* me sub-' (mulct Dn receipt ot two sc. ttamp* wa will tnuS vet of leu Beautiful World’* 1 ' balr vfew* and book—free. _ ’ BSCV. N CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE^ MO. ‘ ERDHS - TASTELESS CHILL It JUST A* GOOD FOR AOUL1 WARRANTED. PRICE T GK»*vvST e TA6TEl.rsS CIIUJ.^TCWIC^ 0 "* bought threw sro*s already thtayear. lai IscUuu a* loaf Tuttle. Tonia^raty. ^ —FOB SALE BT— c. N. BI’RUKHALl Surveyor am! fuitti r-| pAsta) ( r. > ;.:Vv2*|' SHE