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Ravels or Rirriv^t ^ X lv*nc«, per Annan..; ,$1.W> 6a M.M : J-: ftrv rm-Ks StAy .If NF. %. ISM. n The nextrrjniluroommMnlonnonof lUrmony Ii<xl(re N<*. 17 A. - . F.\ n.*. X jT will be h*>M••theijifl M«|pr.IcTein rrr \ pi" lu Bnrnwcll u|*o»i lltlid*)' ot Only ISMtl, the mme being tbo tf!U. 8*t •rUy in mU mouth, btigiuniug at “High twelve.” By ardor of W.\ M.*. E. C. Fi'kma*. Sec ret art. FOR SPOT CASH. . (No MemorandoMb Mai>*) I have marked several TiOta of Goods fit and below Coat, and batfe placed them foe sale on Center Counter, with the price on each article, r for CAah Only. *' v A. J\ MANVILLt. June. Sth ’iMJ. NOTICK. , Tljo Cotnrty Democratic Executive Coihinfuce Will meet to transact impor tant business relating to ilie campaign it the Court House At f? M.ou Monday the Uth day of July next. By order •G. Dckcan Bkixinokr, Chuirnmn. W. II. Duncan, Secretary, attend ft at Capt. the J'iih purpose ATTENTION! ^Gordon Light Dragoon? meeting of the company Catcra residence on Friday instnt » o'clock a. m. for the bnirktnr tmrastrms for drill. JI. P. Anderson, O. S. Dunbarton, 8. C., June 17, IKlMi. NEXT SATURDAY. _ A meeting of the members of Camp - Edmond Ballinger, CnUetiConfederftte Veteran*, will be held. In the Court House on Sarurday next, STth )nst at Ti o'clock, to elect delegate* to tl»e Re union to be held at Ki-‘hmond in July, and for the transaction of aticlr other buflneas a* may be proper. A full at tendance la re«*ue*tetf J. \V. I^incaater. Commauder. Capt- Johl » raa In town o I*' ©ray, of l Thursday. Mrs. J. D. Lepaad daughter, of An rusia, are vl*iHpg Air. Frank T. An dervon * family. Air. C. F. Hechmarnand family turned to Johnston oh Tuesday after a specially pleasant visit to Barnwell >«- lativea. Gen. Ilngoorl will go to Sumter the first of next week to allend the com mencement exercise* of the Citadel Academy. Ilev. J. II.,Wilson, C»pt f<y ftud Mr. JMcob Klirhn.ri the Commencement cxerci berry College last week. Rev. II. S. Ilartr.og and family came down from Johnston on. Friday to spend some time t^tih relative* and mend* in Barnwell Cqunty. Messrs F. L and G. W. Bnrckhalter and J. l>. Ilankiifson, who have been visiting Mr. C. M. Burckhalter's fainl- ly, returned to Aikei; on Tuesday. pt jj la.nu ciye* \V. Jon- attended of New- The trustee* of Furman University conferred the degree of Doctor of Di vlilitV on Revs. Joltn G. Williams of AllcndalA aM C. C. Brown of Sumter last week. Senate? Mayfield delivered the an nual literary address at the Orangeburg Collegiate Institute Cpjninenceimyit last week. Correspondent* say it wa* a fnaSterly eft'ort. M r*. Edmond Morris was buried at Friendship Baptist church last Friday afternoon- Tire service* were conduc ted by Rev. T. I’. Ride. She leavfis a husband and five children. The last meeting of the Barnwell A CARD. TTarnwell, June Shi, l 4 ' I beg to return loth* gmal p»***p and was greatly eufoySd. The next meeting will be held with -the Long Branch Baptist church ■ r Mr. E. J." Leacock expected to ship the first car load of Caroling Midland melons yesterday. The melon crop prospects are not nearly so good a* they wti 5 » cmiy!l*-M Week* ago. TheI’koci.e had its first melon ciit- tlngon Alonday, M r. 8. W. Eaves, of Timer, having kindly contributed a Jones globe for the occasion. Thank* to bint for set (tug so aweet an example. Mis* Lula Alay Badger, daughter of Hr. It. M. Itadger, of Somm«rt»n. but formerly of this cotinty. Is vi«it : ngMr*. T. R.T>rrf, K«| . of l*ab#lln. Or wi* In town AAonday. ttoo now *fhesloio of tho Greenwood Anderson ami Western Railroad.. itr 0. B. Ilartsog.of Atlanta^w* town ou 'I tiesday and W*mlueatlay. ('apt. C. II. Alalhisha* an advertise- tnent In this issue of iutoreet to melon. grower*. Air. J. Dicklnton, Sr.,of Bamberg, an nounce* himself a candidate for Cetintv Treasured In tills issue. * A better time l* coming. Another train will lie put on soon and we will get and give better mail service. Capt. Josiah Ritter, of Three Mile township, is, we are glad to heat, able to ride out again. levy, the Bhukvillft clothier, tell* In hi* new advertisement of startling bar gain* in all line* of goods that he car rlMi . — Charles Carroll Simms E*q. announ ces himself.a candidate for the SoliCl- isiuc. Mr. Dave Wert* was in town last week with chickeus for sale in a coop used by ins father, and which, he says, is able to trace its history bayk for nearly a century.—Newberry llotald & News. 5?ews has recently come of the death, in Boise City, Idtfho, ot Mr G. S. Har din. who loft BarnwcM for California in 1 Si9, and who ha* since been enga ged in mining in the far North West. He was a brother of Capt. W. M. Har din, and Mr. Milton llardiu of Great. Cypress Township. Mrs II. M. Duncan, relict of the late , I CbL W. If . Dirhcftn/dted -rnrMomhiy evening at the residence of her son-in- law, Mr. I*. M. Buckingham, after an illness of only a few days. In all the re- lati nsof life She liad illustrated the highest human virtues and her mem ory, fragrant with good deeds, wi’l long he cheri-hed by those that loved hersovkell and mourn lier death so deeply. In their sorrow theyliave the sincerest sympathy of the entire eftn- munity, and the unspeakable assurance of know ing that Irer pure spirit is safe in the white city of the saint*. tb*C*«federal* Veteran* In Rt Ale»*r*i MUI •» Ij 4til. It will b* r I r*nd tnair. A In th*«v*nlnga dram*. R* bid UiM wRr plRj, will pr***nt*d n*Rr r*«ldenr*of. Air. W. R. Open! hy th* following performers : Mlsse* F.thmle and Carrie A oungbloml. Ro**,Wr1I and Alice Kllllngsworih and Mr**r*.C. J. Owens, T. li. Tnrimr. J. R. Young blood, I*. II. lUtley, W. Y. filler. Ar- thnr Wall, Charlie Turner and T. O. Dari*. The ladle* of the Missionary Hoelety will serve Ice cream, Sherbet and Irm- onade and gentlemen will plea*e come pi spared to treat all the girl*. Come, Mr. Editor, get plenty of good thinrs to eat and look at moiiiu of the Rest girls the county allord*. A. R. pretf JULY JUROR*. The following pctlfr Juror* were drawn on Tuesday for the term of the Court of General .Session* to begin otr July 13th, With Judge W. £. Beuet of the First Circuit presiding; Allendale—Leroy A. Stoney. -R. V. Owens, W.B. Oswald 8. Baipberg—II. W. Cox, J. M. Grimes, Wise, TTaTdoc Bamberg—W Abstance, K. M. W. 8. Cooper, * Bennett Springs—J. L. Ellis, Blackville—J. W. Jones. P. B. W.8. Shelton, G. D. 0. Lange. Buford’* Bridge—J. W. McMillan. Bull Pond—Dui.ean Sam*, 11. W. Jaudon, Four Mile—Richard Miller. Georges Creek—E. A. Collins, D. R Matheay. Jos. Fail, J. J, Creech, E. N. Still, J. L. Dyches (ireat Cvpress—Kelin Wilson,' W. Riley All W N. Barker, W. L. Shep pard, J A. Bennett, W. M. Morris. Red Oak—J. L. Fowke Jr., J. C. “WIlkMkftn. —— : Rich Land—W. D. T.ain. Rosemary—J. W. Kennedy. Three Mile—J.C. IHers. WillUton—11. W. Woodward, N. U. Bolen. ’ l*h Inst _ Rt funerml servlswb will be b*Td at St Ann'* Roman ratholF! rherrh Rt * o'clock this *fteno.»n. All friends are Inviunl u> lm prvaeht. , By the d#Rlh of .Mr flarley the K*1 dimliiUbinK ninka of the pioneer* of Afontana lose one more inemlirr. • “Hick” Harley, a* he w»* known among hi* ftjchd*, waa ho n ln ( Barn well, 8, C.; about .M year* ago.' Leav ing home April 13, iNttl. at the lH*gln- nlng of the war, he enlisted, at Willia- lon, S. C.. in Company A., First South Carolina Infantry, C. S. A., ami «» v active *ervice until he was tiiu«U>red out, June II, ISlift. At the battle of Gettysburg lie was taken prisoner and was i'Oiillued |l iu Fpit Delaware for sev eral month*. At the close of the war he went to Texas and served some time at a depu ty sheriff on the frontieri. paasing through many excjting experlencf*, both In that.position and in lighting the ImJJan*, who at tliat jime ware a ccnltant tfiShace to iffB Scattered set tlers. Later—m 1807, it ia believed—he came to Montana, locating tint in Mc Clellan gulch, Deer Lodge county wliere he engaged ?ti inininf for tome time. He also mined In Butte and was one of the discoverers of the now flour- ishinj^camp of N« ihart, and owned fit one time Interests in what have proved to he some of the best mine* in the camp. About a year ago he was taken sick with what ptoved to be a cancer of the tongue, Kml nearly all the time Mnct) then he had been a patient at Columbus hospital, i^h-re he had all care and comfort (tosidble. ^ Bearltig his suircGngx pattently to the end. “He has gone, my friends, Where all in it ft go. ,, great and •rlf and (• during tlw r ft.i a 1 Ir vei t< n< trail b»|w Gian |kml a* we bate ever gay th isnirrau aity so lb« la*t few *lb#*c gc ir them l av b IWV- •w n c. r befo gue- Tl S f If* I by I llan •I Burn well lia* ur r«l a moic t. nfall < sa* th« •to on Frk •nirnilM- On All ver ing lav DOCTORS WILL DIFFER. Oi.ak. S. C., June 20. If a new subscriber may be allowed to say a word we would beg the favor to be allowed to take Issue with the es teemed Kdltof of TffE I’Eor i.B on the Railroad etUlorial in the current lamie «>f the pH|»*r. Of courac we agree w ith you (and It I* well to get together be fore we get apart) that the new Char- lesion, Alai-wn end Western Kogt* would consult it* Interests l»« .i liy going to llir i n«J a< . ».| a WIL1.ISTON NEWS. Till* section ha* lieen having fine rmiuR-lor the pa*t ten days and erof are sloing well, except that lice ar« ag np coUM mry badly. The corn n, inwt .,| a,„t that It would build«gtb« crop I* tne beat in years. . , town* on the I'ne. Now to get apart Rev. t .ydc cou„„en ?; d * * , rl * ® f ! inun you, we dont are how tha roa<l I mietlrr* tn Mon-lay l*b. "ttoCar- hllK narnwell C. II. ex- *t y \ oung .mvtb- u. hi* a.-l-unee and j ^ by Uol f „, lic lhrrt . > „ kt . , alt , lliru | the Irl-li W>-think it of .the] i greatest no | well to •ecu I a single In |p*ri«n«e,ol Col. G. W. M. William* went over to Sylvania today to consult the Zeigler boys, he haying been employed to rep resent them. Col. William* i» a lawyer of acknowledge^ ability and has been very auccessfulTn lit* practice in the criminal court*. He secured the ac quittal of Sam Jenkinaon the charge of murder- at Ocala, Fla., only a few months ago, and the case was thought to be a pretty bad one. Statesboro Is proud of Col. William*.—Statesboro Star. K.» nreting I* ll i. The inti W.B Den tl t« an hi* a*al»uure ami iKPsteaer held In till* »t i* growing tiaily. lisle. I* ex- 11 OG CHOLERA. . with May and June. Every ye»r, lieghining * eather m May and Jot ad id July nelling,Thursday Mlxson'a Mill, Friday Rubhlas, Hattirday MIMetl. Monday Haldoc, Ttteadiy ' * Kiwlnlon, Wednesday Allendale. Thursday Moody Store, Friday Sycamore, Saturday l liners, Mobility, Georges Cret k TueadAJr Olar, Wednesday Ehrhardt, Tlmr-day Fat rell S'ore. Friday Midway, Saturday Bamberg, Monday Denmai.k, Tuesday - Blackville, Wednesday I. G. Jennings, C. K. Clayton, N. II, Stansell, Supervisors of Registration, Barnwell County de dl dd le dd dd dd d .» M» II id 13 U id 17 la in 30 u 14 IA ?tl )7 1M 20 21 32 lizer con &sh often makes the between a profitable failure. Use fertilisers ing not less than 3 to Actual Potashi Kainit is a complete against “ Rust" Oar paisa*lets ar* «m *4-artMag rbarisi •n* tpctisl UnHirer,, hai ara pnetlcsi wnrRs kg the rnnk, »t Uleel esperSaealt la ll k««ry cottua farmer kbuuld here s ca ttM&wifwlhs can, <>f AI Tim ami t next ) I < IP sent ee i a oigni Tvry I.. M > M. Mi TfOTICB. There w ry •• tb# •sembev* i that eG*f fekti©kd»t | i AM • t . d . i f rmi id i is I fm log bi print lug Is town inert to the people of Barn- re the man. Wg cant recall >Uure In a pretty wide ex- a single tow o being hurt by I railroad, an imlrtrendeni Hoe be- lift and o|ierated m a through They are sometime* hurt by bo- Hlled up alterwards, bat a live I* a* bard to bott'a as the pro II Ib-a. Now If tire new*|tapors of sell will doUsrtr |ior« and tbo In- •i rf III T lee \ 111 l>> I ’ woe* a ■owing lermu g Now p* • lied I ■lb boil re II IV Ml are W ■d I re tbo >b ib< Me i .. h. i-r by s who - band build arr i ll bon a* Ch K- rtll# tl trrk > h by il f rWi BI At Mar tlib I Vb 0 f Mr Bi fh* Mi fm C w •ft IM till rtdfl nil in i •tor. but b# ii nmit lb# <iltrij ll, # Id lb« lal pkjrt ni a r% ar rf a -Kali lb# li».(-*fUnrr 1© 1 .( be. sirer Horn- r mbev place is lire caruitly l*bo- pooplo are rom- jh> are boro are j raa otlllao more 1 aIhoy have, uul hero, and ibe bard to impMsse 1 > have good ord A M ll »t'bwvi MS. U.C and Mr th rb r /: Moa. that « on le.im P' iy i* ret of da ibl i hoi ill bet I and R* *t l frduVe. f Tbo la LaaaakaaA^ J.C id b« aay rhont in , tai tbo odpata was IIHerallv of Olar heegu tstowrber. Air* i well known a nl trs. b rs In i weed II* seas tow class, we ■tgb busl- lor to nww, no In tbo ooamuw'ty td^-dahaal P^BPMM red w> of Ita oa- V. p. low- i , Ml# c f Mw bo e Tl ty. raa the hot weather m May anil dime, hogs arc suddenly and unexpectedly attacked by j cholera, and st ores of methods of treat ■Mari, and medu-lnet tocuro liava been l put upon the nubile with r O result. 1 ho , more retlrfed methods, practiced In l herds where high-priced hog* are gmwif for bree«Ung purposos, cannot ‘ be need tbrougbout lire country. If this particular dlaoa'e. So dlaaa- I tmus to bug* orery fear, should apfioar ! among men, legislation would be brought to boar at once, and such gov- J ernmental Interfereuco would bo ar-* | re pied gladly and atrlctly onf»rood. It i ought to bo erid a* ftw word*, as poa- ) III roly a* possible, that (be only way U* I get rid of this disease, wbtrb carries nil | aaaoallr. In Tooo—ssee alone, frsswi | onss-balf to lbroo-,juari«r» of a mlllhro I dollar*' worthy Is IB enforce tbo law I aow upon »ur statu la boobs, la Ibis I way tbo dlsooao raa bo stamped oot within not more tbaa tbroo yours, and probably sooner, a bog ■are attacked I by cbsslera can never tbere-of|pr bo i ososlo Ct for bwwsaa f«wd. la aiwsiy- ’ nine casoa owl of a bond rod. M la hotter - Ja eWh bog without delay tbaa to wa do umo and money In au attorn pa to cure. If our Ian, ubhrh rogolrus tbol d uwssltc aalasols d) lag of dlsooss —ary dioOboo-sball bo Isumsdlatelr burned, og buried not leva tbo it f ro foot below tboa-rrfooo of tlm grwaosl, was an forced, w * abostlsf anssu bo rid of those diseases wbtrb a rs pwrwly Infoctbsus. and tbo goruM of arbirb can be, and a/e. carried by mow, animate, tbo rsrrtos,- sating birds, and by rwualog waters l to w hit b dead animals aro too vflea tbmwa. I* to a waste of words to disco as tbto subject oacepi for tbo purpooo of Im pressing lbs owe prime nocesolty—tbo Imi ' ~ ~ tbo Notice to Merchants. OrricB CorNTV Sppiaviaob, BahnWKLt.,8,C., April IS, ISBtl. All bills for supplies bought ftqj^por Hotue, Jail andChalii Gang arc ou tile in my office and o|m>i> for inspection. I have endeavored to buy these sup- plie* as cheaply as potslblo, and any merchant in the county w ho can deliver same at I’oor House and Jail at a cheap er rate than now being paid can get the contract. W. T. CAVE. County Supervisor. Insure your Life -IN THE— Go'OperativB Kiltiiil Lift IniilrancB 60 -OF- •(IRKENWOOD, S. C. J. p. STKOBJL, Dlrcclof for Barnwall ^ Countyl A company organised on an entirely different p an from old system compa nies. ft 1* an assessment company hut different from any now in existence. We collect a small reserve Just sufficient Ut guarantee any assessment. By our plan money is left in the hands of the Insured until needed to pay death loss es, then a legal a**e**nfrnt I* made on each policy holder according to age sod amount of Insurance earrira. Nooth- er as^ssment Is caMrd umit anothet death occurs In nttr company. By our plan we pay for the protection we here enjoyed In the pu»t, while in other rent- panles you fMfy for protection you ex pert to get. Are your families and Iwvesl ones protected? If not nww as opportunity Is offered at actual coat Life Is uncertain; think well before you reject this qffex. Fur affy other Is- forommu apply to or mldre-'a ll. H. W H.UANil. Black rills.ht. C., Agent foe Barn wall County FIFE! Life, Accident, dERMAIf.KAU WORM, . _ uN*ms« Si. N.w VofcM Greenwood, Anderson & Western Railway, Leasing and operating Carolina Midland R'y. To take effect fit li.01 A. M. dav, June 30th 1890. Moa* Suuth Bound. North i^oiind Z±t | W P-5 ‘i a i® Ha lit j- ? M 5 W 75th Meridian Time. <■» !•- STATIONS. l« fa. m \ # . • • If. rfr «(k» f.yW*Selvern..Ar. 7.15 5 8.20 • — Wagener.. , 1 d.SI tudlale and absoluto diseased animal. -11 Msr Mr A . r,. H FI IL. A • I a »*-k. Messrs, ill! a ha their store An old fast W edi ti. R. K. I\ W. »* ti ti* t •til*' I i ia the ics ncg< <i lte%«i*r Hi* na M (' tre^rhtg T cflbts >1 e gret year of the school aad both setter and pupils h*eo done reu>* r k a - y good Work, The teacher, Air*. V. I .aw ton. Is too Weil kmvWts Rt Bar n- rlf coualy to make lommeudaliou I t>l I deatruct low of te Faros Msg*- 0.35 Perry. ! 4 0.35 5.31 .Bailey a..... i & 0 JO 7.11, '...HpriugfleM.. 4 •;.ou H .... .Whaleys.... 1 3 via 7.35 ,,,,.Walkers .... 1 d did 9 * * 1 .W»g Art Hla<kv.\l.v. 5 JO lU.D L*f 4 ( Ar. «.ddj io at .... Akhlctgh ... j 3 id* ...■.Woodward... 1 , d. « i* Iff v» fUruwvIt d H II.(» .. Murrlar*. ,,, 1 4 *d II *» ... Brown«|| ... 3 H ii.a* ..••• .Cave*.,,.. a >22 ii * ....•MPffg.... ■ . , a »o ft.a Ar*AH—date Lv i *i a. a. • , J r ■ ir _ TMtM H IKK LIGHTNING, of. wa* kl l-,» h w, Kt •f J. i • I we tl •w n. The T< igb* >t ti -ll Anderson A West- w uiske tamcclltiu R. ff. at this place did. This change mployccs out of •> r !■ j'. ■ink bu ried The Greenwood, ern Railroad Co., h with the 8, C. A C as they formerly throw * *e«cral good work, w e are sorry tr Dr. Aiken Rii-'i,of CliHriesto", i hereon a visit to 'il* parents. Mrs. Simon Brown Ims gone to Sulli van’s Island for a few day* and I mm there the « ill go to i‘UiU , .ielphla, on s visit to her dNiighter, Air*. Ih-crwa’d Air*. Lala Drew and Mr*. J. A Wal ker left on Wednesday for Blackvburg to visit filend*. „• ‘ Mrs.Jottn AVTIutson, of Aiken, i* Visiting Maj. E. 8. Ilaminmid's fapiily. MissLill Hamitnr, of Columbia, I* visiting MDs Edtia Strobel. Mr. C. J. Cain, formerly of this place, ljut now of Treadway, died on last Sun day night and wa* buried in the Black ville cemeterrxm Monday evening. Mr. II. W. Briggs returned home last -Sunday from the National I’rovid'tnce Cnion Congress, which met iti New York gome few day* ago, very much delighted w ith his trip. The nikny friends of Capt. J. C. Wise *re glad to learn that be is improving from hi* recent severe spell of sick tics*. , Mi*. Green B. Rich and children have gone to Milled, Ga., on a vifcit to relatives. Blackville is well equipped for light ing the lire Hend. The Sagwa engine lia* been put in effective working or der, a hook and ladder out,tit. ha* been purchased and twd Riijpltia extinguish- t'r* bouglit through_ Mr. N. W. Arm strong, were texted "on Tuesday. Our jJeople will sleep the more soundly ami the good eohdltldh of our ftc’defence* duglit to reduce insurance chargi**. ^nd it is very pleasant to say that, our tpwn U out of debt stid had cash on hand to pay for said purchases^ TheCotinty Board of Kducatiod i.as Wide red an election for Trustees of the Blackville Graded School to be held on July 77h in t!ft totiref Blaci-VHItf. A. B. C. I all Ihoau I >r the i*nrpc urlal gmun tn be made 1 xed and cart Mt rk I M of 11 d is a fcry all d for. On M et rill be * n In IN* i*e ning it uf saiitiful *| Mthdirp S5 Ifhilc IN on ca Is hi MKV rth tl ot ll • fg*»U. i**ry rn that ■ Ir ru to • hr >KIAM. •»vir id bl ■r took III r**od the | frtof)' ken ths d and hr ia so 'frrrrt ot and opurly A'ridty was the day set for the bar f ing t>f I>an Roliert-on, tin* Willisttni negt-o couvicttvl of the murder of Bland \Vat«f>n, also colored, at Aiken some time last year. A little after UJ o'clock on Friday Roln-rl-on asked to be left alone for a while that he might engage in private prayer. The request w a* granted and N- took ailvantsge of the cpportmilty and cut his thmaX w ith » piece of corset steel, dying from the wound about 5 o’clock tliat afternoon. At a late hour Sunday night tire crtigtit in the kltohcn of Dr. R IV. Ri ley and when the tamily w as roused by it* glare the dame* had tilled the dinfcig room so that noone conld enter it. The alarm was given and Imlp came quick ly and the contents ••f the other rooms were saved. The tire had made such headway that the Lhilding could not lie saved. The house was the property of Col. A. Howard Fatterson, and was insured for f OO. Lr, Died near Barnwell on Wednesday , p thelTth June, Mrs. Mary, wife of Mr. Johnson Black, Sr., of cancer on the tbrtT^n?, in the 58th year of her age. She w as a consistent member of Reedy Branch Baptist Church for 22 years. She was a devoted wife and mother, and the greatest pleasure of her life w as w hen she was doing something to h.dp, Comfort or soothe tlm sick, the be reaved and the orphan in their Vitne of trouble. Her neighborhood will miss her, and desire to express their sympa- ^tiy for the husband and the children that ::!ie has left behind. W. G. B. Mr. W. K. Kdenfiiid died in Barn well on Friday afternoon cf continued fever, aged 25 years, 1 Ms bad been ill for several week? but had *b far recov ered as to be able to be up w lieu lie suf fered a relapse which proved fatal.- He war. a young man of fine character. For several years lie bad discharged unto me for of *ucti i* the khigdoui of Uravcu." * On the IGlhof May iva; God aentone ofnl« messenger* to the houm of Mr. and Mr*. W.J.Green am. gently b«ire away one ol their sweelest bud*, .Ma rian Delta, a get* two' years, eight months and sixteen days, who will bloom Imncath the loving care of our ble*sed Savior, and while Mr. and Mr*. Green have the sympathy of a host of friend* in this their sad bereavement. It i*God alone who can heal the heart* so bruised beneafff the eha-tening rjd, or kindle the light that was made dark, who w ith beckoning hand in calling you home. , Beautiful hands at the gate-way to night, Faces all shining with radiant light, Eyes looking dowfl from you heavenly home. Beautiful hands, that are beckoning come.' >i«s. The program Beautiful hind* ot a little one sec, Baby voice calling,O parents! to thee; osy-check. darling, the light of our home, Taken soearlv, is beckoning come. f. K. S. Al the Art Exhibit of the Green villa Female College last week painting* of rt»e folloW.bg rRbtoct* wer» e*l.. tfr Mis* Don Ella Biot: Oil; Slag in Silnw, Slag at The Angef.i* tafter Aliletl, IIin orated with Alarecbal Neil Study of Fcoul-*; I‘a*tal ■ I be lug Place. THE STATE CAMI’AIGN. Entries pf pledges closed on Monday night with the following candidates in the tield: For United States Sen a to-—Governor Juo, Gary Evans, of Aiken; Jolin 'IV Duncan, of Newberry. For’Governor—VV. II. ElTferbe, of Ma rion; G. Walt Whitman, of Union; John R. Harrison, of Greenville. For Lieutenant Governor—M. B. McSweenv, of Hampton : M. R Coop er 1 , of CoHeton. • For Adjutaht General—J. Gary Watts, of Lauren*; R. N. Riehbourg, of Cpldmitia. For State SupfeGntendent of Eduea- ttbn W. L'. Mayfield, of Greenville; T. C. Robinson, of Pickens. James Norton, of Marion, for re- tloti a* Comptroller General; W lo* A Girl’s Idea of the name of America —Lclbc Fail. A no.f’s Idea of the name of Ameri ca—Ossie Fail. Prologue—Jerome Carter. A Girl’* Speech—Pauline Bennett. A Bird’s Story—Mattie Gunnell*. Some Supposition*—Bessie Cave. A Merry Little Girl—Nett'e Fall. Southern Rights—Isaac Fail. ’I n *l.r W( n—Sant Fail, Columbus—Gussie Fail. Be kind to the Old—Lethe Fall. The Drunkard's Progress—Minnie Bennett. Closing ArMfS**—Letlrc Fail. These were followed by some dia logues, very well rendered, in w hich all the pu|>tl* took part. After the program had been carried nut Miss Minnie Bennett, in behalf of the school, presented the teacher with a waiter of handsome flowers, making a very pretty little address of farewell from the pupils. The teacher ex> pressed her thanks in a few appropriate words. The entertainment then concluded w ith the singing of “God be with you till we meet again” by the school. This is the first year of the Chitty’s school, arid Mrs. V. 8. Lawton as teach er has gertair.ly done her work well. The pupils have been well taught amd well managed, and Mrs. Lawton, who is a born teacher, has every reason to feel proud of her year’s work. X. ibited Sunset, or lire- W sir i - ; ih.» ^tniir-A of Deputy Clerk of tne , Court U Itli marked aMlity and t oo- 11. Timmerman, <tf Edgefield, for stgte riant «*ourte*r. lie was * 1 member .of the Rapt tat litr wa* ln«ured for fi.iviO cacti in tbe Fidelity of PliiladHpbta and in tbe WiHVlMten of lbe World. Hi* bereaved family and rt Is tires havw tbe great »v miutlt v of uixof (11 -tHi* m tbcir be- 11 w* v meut. a eon*l*t* nt! Treasurer; D. II. Tompkint of same church. Hi* . county for Secretary of Staje; W. A. ] Barber, of Chester, for AUorney <icii- ; eral have no opposition. . * In the Second Circuit Solicit).r Bel linger ia opp ,*ed by CJiarlea Carroll Siuiin*, Em) ; of Barnwell, and 0. (J. j Tracy, Cvtlclob. • THE WAY TO WEIGH HAY. Moasnre the length and breadth of the stack, take height from the ground to the eaves, add to this one- half the height from yT eaves to the top; multiply length, breadth and height (as obtained above).together, ail exoreseed in feet; divide the amount by 27, to redyes tire cubic yard*. Then multiply by the number of hounds mppoaed to he vlh ir cubic yard of hay, viz. ftoew hay, 122 Ibv, old hay 1M Ihg* *CThiit i» about a* accurate a rule a* our farmers can make lit of . 1 , To make anything a success demand* Individual effort, individual activity and indivhlual thought. While a man should avail himself of the ekpcrlcoee of other*, he must put their plana into execution according to hi* •urrouod- ing* and cireiiautanNn. Live one day at a time, my <tear,’* an elderly woman to a younger recunlly. “IsouT wrlnhto jour juu to »*y I ■•■rehead Uwlay over tomorrow'* carve. could 1 have un- I Nmhiug to so bod, uorao g»od, either, management of a new ** ** •olicipat*, and tomorrow'* bur- ight forth *uch g»«*<l re- J d*n may noi bq oiy# when tomorrow i* time. A few of the i today. 'I lived over'mo-tplrd* of ny and patron*of the school were i IH* Imfore I discovered thi* •ecret. and H at tbe cl.**ing exercise*, which * "MT y«*»ffvr every month lu I of singing, recitation* and lt a u-e. There to alway* time and wa* a* |ol- •trength for today adutto* and care*; 'it!** th" riling and horrww*ng, the ng of bridge* before they ara reached, that Mil* M (. hurch of the Holy ApoaUe*, Barn- we.I. 8- E. 1'ianti**, Rector. Service the’drat, third and fifth Sunday* at 11 31) a. m. and 5 p. m. Service every Wed nesday afternoon at 3. Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at 4. A cor dial Invitation to extended to all ChrU- f.an* to wocsbip w ith u*. A statistical person who say* he hx* carefully investigaved the ruhjhet,say* that, with the exception of William Henry Harri*on, all the I'reaident* of th* I'ujted States have had blue rye*. Charles Zissett, Practical Wcftchmaker. ' First door south of Brown House Barnwell C. II.,S.C.,offers hi*service* to the public. An experience of 'upwards, of, forty ( ear* is tbe best guarantee that hr nows his business and will give satis faction in the quality of his wor and the moderation of his charges. ,• ( ^^Reliable time keeper* for sate. mchS — Winthrop College — Scholarships. Each county of the State ta .entWed to as many scholarships in the Win- throp College at Rock Hill as it has represeotatives in the House of Repre sentatives. . , . These scholarships willybc awarded upon a -‘ompetithe examination to be held ftt Hje County Court House ort July 30t}>, at 9 a. m. ' Applicants must be not less than fif teen year* of age and mu«t have a good knowledge of the ooaiaKMi school braocnes. The expense* of attendance do not •xceed |k.50 a | month foe l-oard, fur- niahed room, heat, light jtnd washing For further tnformation.and a cata logue. addre** FRESIDENT D. B- JOIINHOV, lUnk Hill, 8.4’. (4w) V* • and lIve stock INSURANCE. — At Lowes? RiIca h\ — Strongest Companies. Butler. Calhoun & Co. —O^flCKB AT— THE BANK OF BARNWELL •pr 35 Special Tin Shop. Your palrewagt Is r«*pm.-tfuT1y aolic- Ited for all kind* Tin uiul Sheet Iron AVuik, • a Roofing Oultcriilg AAd General Rcjiaiiinir. VALLEY TIN fiiroUlieil builder*In any length afftlaivc wanted. A l|> vises \ • | Smoke Stacks ami Spark Arrestors (to order only', on short notice. Syrup skimmers and dipper* made of earlier liu nr galvanized iron, as wanted. Make and have on hand fulj stock reg ular sizes and thickness stove pipe, spe cial size* and thickness to order wbii« you wait. f . Don’t run risk of burning.up, your home with defective stove flues, but get one of ray galvanized iron flues. These are the best flues. All kindji of stoves. They have a better draft, ane lire p^oof and arranged to be .put up wi;h y^fy little. trouble, to bs absolutely water tight, th pt preventing wat]?r running down the pipe and ruining ths i^ove and pipe^as is the case with other flues. Also galvanized iron and tin gtove flue Ranges, something ehe^iicr tlian above, to use wlhtrc thereis‘no » eillrig. Correspondence solicited. Arl^ in formation cheerfully given. Oi'dcrsby mail attended to promptly. Vours for first class work at reasona ble prices. W. M. GaWiift First dour Nortii' of Merchants and IManter* Bank, Blackville, S.. stpii; $10 REWARD. M It Gvwt ffwpt. ami t htof Bagtwawr. "Til < BiBLijrroffUkK** ru CAMUlJB A A .. GEORGIA i. B CO The Shartoa* Bmsto ffvtwwvw Chmtom tow ami AUaMa atol AaWvlll*. B.C*. rAN8RXUF.lt OBFABTMRMT. • M*ai.aaro., A C_, *A pel I IXh, U0A •CMtDC LK. h*11 v, 1 > < hartratoM, .. ..T IO sot i»vr Dumvrvllte . a * * * ! to am d W cm Pfwffoolte .... d 1* am • ID pm t.*a*f gv*. .. . e». B JU am 7«*4|to Braorhrilte ..i. * UU am 7 Ml pm B*»wo»*tlte ... ..* • • •to • w7|m Orwo^lMtrff . . d to am d 31 im M. Matthew* .... V s to pm Fort Made .., ..id ua *m • o> pm hlngvllto,.... Iff Id am • JDpm ArColwmhta ... .. .Ml dftam 10 tDpm Lv t olumWfi’ ..,. .... 1 y am 4 no pm Klwgvilte,.... ... 1 A am 4 44 poa Furl Motto 7 57 am 4 U pm 84 MauJmW * ..... • <£ am fitm pm Orangeburg . .... d 1 m 3 27 jm Kowrovlllo,.. .... 8 to am 612 pm BranchyHte .. .. • no am did !«■ (iewrjfha .. * Asm 5 37 pm Pregnalto .... 1 48 am' a Sti pm Summervllte. 10 » am : 32 pm Ar Charleston.. . .. . II OOaia 8 so pm Lv Cliarlrauvn... ..... 7 ip am 3 30 rm. Kranchvllle.. . . . .’ 3 15 am 7 50p2 Uamlterg... . » 41 am m 13 im? Denmark . . ..U 52 am 8 31 pm Blackville . . 10 It) am 8 6Q pm WillUton ...10 27 am 9 10 pm. Aiken 11 08 aiff 9 57 pm Ar Augusta II 51 am 10 15 pm I,v Augusta GjOam 3 28 pnor Aik-n 708am 4 07 Wlllistqn 7 45 am^ Blackville ........ 8 04 am Denmark 8 18 aiy Bamberg ,, 8 31.am Brauchville 1MN> aijj Ar Charleston. ]| 00 am KAST r.xritr.88 Al’OVSTA AND TON. Connection via DenmaA add A. C. L. 4 44 pm, 5(W|tot; 517 pmr, j?i.p^ C 10 pm' 8 00 pm ; r AHIIINO* Lv Augusta. LV, Aiken ., Ar Denmark'' 2 25 pm* 3 oa pm'. 4 12 pur (I 25 pm' 7 28 pm'. 8 Its am' Lv Denmark . ...' I,v. Aiken Ar Augusta Oaii.y Etc arr sOn-DaV. Lv (Camden 8 45 am i 25 prf^ Camden Junction. 9 :4M ai^t Ar KingvlHe IdlOatii Lv Kingville . .., ip 25 am (’amdeit Junction 10 .m am Ar Cfiffiden 11 ifa pm COxwkCjioNS^ Clyde l.int 1 ,- Cfiartes- ton; t 3 55 pnr 4 35 pm* 6 00 pm' fl 40 pnr * 13 am , . . A?. K. R.. Blackville" t. C. & 1’. R It., DenmarkGa. jt.'R., Au ta; Southern Ry. ; Columbia. Connection to and frorii Arlani tlirougb Wanner I’alace Ca Sleeper. L. A. EMERSON, Traffic Mana L E. 8. BOW KN, Grncral Manager. General Office : ( hat le*ton, S C. T. B. ELLIS, Jr., I will pay the almve reward for tlw deHyery to ('apfain of Chain Gang one __ J f*\,Tt r*__* e«ca|>ed convict mtiued Bran litouiMXi. wllD/SyOT QnO Lltfll LfiCftl Said convict it shoot 30 wr. 35 years oM, mulatto, with heavy mustache, 5 feet ('• incite* high, heavy set. war of pistol •hot wound |«i palm of left hand, two Uickubol iu breast, just umler the >klu. - .t.T.CAVK Special attention given to ti tation of drainag*. A