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The Barnwell People t4TKS OF Kt fast ftiniU*. #Ii* |K>r Annual. • M.M ■ OH r lnir TllbitsOAT Jt’I.T 23, isne. The nfextreffnlNtromriiuntcutintiof Hannon) IxMltce So. IT A. 1 . F.-. H.’. /V.^01 tie he!<|aithenew V^MinfcTeni A ▼ rfl«* In RUrtlwell upon iHh day ot AukukI Ifthl, the Miiue bflnu thh 2nd hat ■rday t n ruonth, tietfiuuittfc at ‘'High twelve." ' w Hy order of W. -. M. -. E. C. gberetaff. ilAltf’8 BATTKHY. The annual reunion of IUrt ; * Bat' tery will be Held at ttpringrteld on next WwhWdjCT; Mi irtst. Th« teteran* will receive a ward welcome ahd feant ftumptittjtndy. SITUATION tf AN'Feiu . By a male teAcher of long experience and highest qnfilirtcaiiona of ciiaracter and etlucation. Finft claaa references furnished. Address, tvith full particulars, “Teacher,” cHrc of Tltr UKoi-tnt, Barn well, S. O. CLEMSON cOliLEGB. Clemson College will begin hetfortrth year’s work AugmA 1: , A5 that time applicants for tjte Fitting School and. Special .Student* who may not wish to take the regular.co.urses will be matrit- ulated. For Catalogue. Address E. U. Ckahuikad, 1’resideut,' 2w Clemson College, S. C. Photographs. The undersigned will be at Ulmers, 8. C.. July 29Ut amt witl rnoaitt a few ddfs Only, prrpareil to maar Photos at f2.H0 a dosen. Tin tvpes 3 for 2* cents. Come prepsred to have vour picture taken. J. II. TUCKER. CAN DIOATK .WK F.rt'H ES. Next week we propose to hegln pob- lislilng brief Mographleal sketches of the raHilldatr* haring cards with us. Voters are anxious in know all about the records and merit* of the greatly emrumay offering to he public srrrenu. and Tae Panrsa wtM gi*f all tbs ta- fvrmaUoit It can gather. WUHataa, 8.C. ► ^ Ofir Dormtiorr wa* dostrpred by Ira Frldar morntog, July lutb, bat tiU wtll In no way whaterer Interfere with of Ofwvilfif i T. pointed timet ? harp iusrsinis) a heary flnstlclai loss, •nr school at September 31th. heary fir but the Board of Directors and citlrens of the town are-determined that this shall not prertht the scHool from being as successful In tbs future aS H has been In the pgst. Arrangements are being completed br which our tmard* •ng students will be as well provided for in tlie future as tbfcy ever have been. Respectfully, F. N. K. BAII/KY, I’rosldent South Carolina Co-Educatloual Ipltl- trtte. PK C the res *erk . (« SET. THK GEXKRAU dE8dlON8. - We closed our last Peek’s report of Court proceedings on Wednesday tnorning. Seymour Sanders, colOrea, wat puton trial. R. C. Holmuri, Esq,, conducted the defence. After remain ing out all night the jury failed to agree and by direction of the Judge a mistrial was entered: 5. Frank All was found Hut guilty. John R.’ Bellin ger, Esq., Conducted the defence. Charles MeGefVer was acquitted. S. G. Maytield, Esq., conducted the de fence. Jones A. Williams was acquit ted. The defence put up no witnesses, the State’s witnesses making a dear case of self defence. Robt. Aldrich and vh Ham Kirkland repreventetf the de fence. In the Case of Marlon Johnson, flitarged vClth arson, the jury, under direction cf the Court re'ndCred a verdict of not guilty. Bates & Simms for the defence, 1. Li. Tobin assisting the solic itor. The Indictment charging T. R. Perry, E*«t., with perjury was nol passed. Uu was represented by fzlar Bios. A verdict rff not guilty was frmfrd as to W. ll.’Hxgood and W. C. Hagood. They were represented by attorney* Robert Aldrich and W. II. Townsend. Solicitor for tbe State. Thi* wa« the laat case tried, all otlicra being contin ued totbe next term. • eenirnree were pa*««il, that l.ewl* MUhou*. convicted •( obatructing a railroad, tbould he confliHMl for 1* mowth* at hard labor on the public Work* of the cw*ioty and par a floe of »«te dollar, aryl that t harle* Kad r, row- vteted of manslaughter, should do like wise for ive teer*. The raetnwiarr general order* were taken, *04 tit* »ee»mu» adtoorwed for Jf* ' 1 £? 4 A K*q^ ofCoInmMa. to attend Court. Orh. V M. Bamberg 14 a I moat en- Urely recovered from hie recent Ulne**. Mr. M.J. Pate returned on flatnr*' day, much improved by HU two week* oHtlng. * My. W'. Vi Gill Hm retnfnecl frbm the mountain* to the better climate of Al lendale. Mr. and Mr*. Lertty Molalr oontenl- pDteatrlplo Cwaar’l Head early In Augiur. Judge Betmt bHgan ifork at flvh o’clock Mdnday morning lihd closed at midnight. Col. A. Howard Patter^oH has been quite III with continued fefref lor sev eral weeks. The oatididatyji Have A month rfiOre ti in which mHke their Calling and election sure. Sena*or S. O. Mayfield annoubc^l himself a candidate for re-electioii bi today’s paper. Barnwell dispensary aale4 last week footed up $401.35. TllK PkoI’LK tt>ok in considerably less. Col, J. I). Cappelman of Charleston was in town on professional business on Monday morning. Vice President J. W. Boyd of tfio Barnwell Oil MiH returned on Tuesday from his Atlanta vacation, li. Fullerton Bulat, Esq., announces himself a candidate for the House Of Representatives In today’s paper. Prof. James Henry Kick, Jr., is now a member of the staff of Tbo State newspa|>er, Columbia. H^n M. W. Phillips announces hlnr* self a candidate for tho House of Rep resentatives today. Four thousand colored excursionists vinited Allendafo on Monday. The dty passed olf very quietly* Tho Blackville Ba*e Ball Nine wa* o go in Charleston yesterday And try con clusions with the battery boy*. The Carolina Midland carded some •lx hundred colored per,on* on a church excursion to Allendale on Mi n- day. Charlie Brow a and Will Holme* e loverly mw*fQbor*d Thu Pbovi.u f ree with timely coalnbutioas meU t»v JI'-lgr J F. Idar, of •Wang*burg. Pn*«t bv all that kw*,«i b>m. «ame n or* Mowilay u* twoff alter the mterwet ■MRlii n m Tract of Land known an - THE PEEPLES PLACE, Containing 340 Acres, rtf which 50 M i’ll im|irovi‘(l. Boiindod on tho North* ciint hv the Edisto River, on the 8(fUth-west bV the Char leston public road, is situated three miloH from Whaley and seven from Willistoti, in Baniwcll County. Water and pasturage facilities are unsurpjiflsed, the year round, for all kuids dfstesek. Si>il red-elay, varying into mi Rand beinir very fertile ami (‘xeeediu^ly produetive. For sale on or before October 1st, hut not later. Aliy infor mation desired may he obtained by addressing. at Iww Fur imrllcqlur* applv wv*——— * (tf) Paltarwm Altorncv* al I*aw, -• Barnwell, 6. V. J. t.POST.M. D-,D-D*S Resident Dentist dKFICK ON HURR STREET, BARKWKtt, S. com appUcatiSfl. i lizer cont ‘ ash often between a profit: failure. Use fartil ing hot less than 3 I- ]>r, B F. Pee plea. ' Whaley, S. C. D. L. PeepuaDHu D., Navasota, Texas, ■ — BEkFSCM t ASSBT BE (I BCD ||t« ell TKm A lUff ■y • p MHl tK» \ 1 flp# f Ik imH I ( I, I SB fW «i r vk* 1 I. New Home —AND— DOMESTIC Stfing Machines, s o rklwc* ’Iwud Machlaw g M *, l>ii, —*wy4 r*pll** w 1)1 h* ma 1 K. BEAi'lkVILL Perry W. Price Ihvilcs al! person* having wagon* buggies, mad cart* needing rapaira U call at hi* General Itepair Shop* hefor* making contract*. First C’la** hors* shoeing a specialty, Kujierior faclll tics for repairing mowing machine* AII,M"d*of metal work done and satis faction in everv iiarticular giiHranteed* - FERRY W. PR|0B. Tha Fechmanft Hhop, W*ist Kml, Barn sell. Notice to Merchants, Ovsick CorxTV SrexuviaoR. Bamxwki t., B. (!., April 13, iHttfi. All hills lor supplies bought for I'oo House. Jail and (’hah. Gang are nn til in my MIIco ami o|kmi for ina|>ectlon. I havu endeavored to buy these sup plies a* cheaply *s p«»**ibl6, and an- merchant in the cofinty who can del Ive •am* at I’oor llomie and Jal) at a cheap cr rat* than now being paid can get th* contract. W.T.CAVK, County Supervisor. | PIPEI ^ Life, Accideqt,. Actual Kaijiit is a complete against ** Rust 11 Oar pMnnbht* sr* sat **, in* .(Mcial fntUiwn. Ink M* 1 <n* ib* rank* sd tntwt enariaMM* i* K.vcry cotton <nrm*r akusM k**n a COOT. MM &«■ It* Ik* ndtktf. . . , Greenwood, Anderson & Western Railway, leasing And operAtiw Co take effect at 13.01 A. M. dav,June 3lXh IS90. Mon- M>uth Hound- LIGHTNING, ▲VD- •v» *4' linfiH m { B L • » 1 T Titov r r# 14^*1 tv Si THE MAKERS ■usd. 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In other *evtion» the rain I fall ha* been very heavy, washing 1 mad* and field* badly and laying by many crop* sooner than tbe farmers Intended. Most of the coni M the ha- ▼atnuh river swamp* has been ruined by tberresliet, making live failure* iu the last seven years. C #Mft>toM M i 4vf m*gh4 VI MVVHtoVMMVl M |M I • f • 41 f rfj *4^ im4 m I 4 » WltoMfM" MB MMbl Mtot mm u T%Bj« !!aSKi i Mill Mm 4 | j- *B * - 4 •Ma*B# Bi 4940*9 \ In### mi CfeMV 4 l#M4 bM IV M B %*M 1 fMMMBBllHV mmm im MMM •m*" f B mi Cm# MB# #MMvv < i Bug a # # ImI •UP* mmm mm* *fc#M MMf mmArni «»*#«« 440 4m Mm4 k4f w I 9 Ml ■P 1 Mb *%»## %0t MmmJ 04* It th* stable of Mr. al nwilkehatahta eg* kilted and tbe one hip * •l*m TWv wdll he rq, »ir»d at —e—, Be** 3. c. h#«e w ami B. B. It—eisr I • re we* derdieg a pr—S > n. te*i aeees.-g at | • him Feed thM ••eft. I amity mwwh—s awd rees are almeat I flatly atverresHwa wow. K. J. Ifleuetren awfl family retwrwed j from Kwhmewd last weed, havteg had | a idfamet trie. Uu eeer J. II Mlx«e« Mleoflieg « eery flaa see tons. Trices are wot ae I g*e*d hut they *ei| In proportion te I .. ••tie r ihlugs All good* are cheaper btaa tag j t w*o they were eeer kwa w te ha be-1 f**ee, b-it cewniflering tae scarcity of money they are n»l no cheap after all. Dr. Frank M. • illia and wlfa, af Au- gu»t*. st *|ieuiling some time with his fstlier, f apt R. M. •Illia. Rex. ^ j i< I* r- • ## 4d M f «a « %«g m. I a • HwjCjf****, Wag- lUnii —. W lit|«e and ldi|> * |{ssar« an tuts* h chr*|srr ihan 1 nfllm-r |m-s*|*L* f I T IS li. Fninl Hambcri, * Bamkrq, S. C. Who I I ■rholrwah 1. ’ Ixa rMi (t«s LIVE STOCK INSURANCE^ - M —Al Lowest Rite* In— Strongest Companies Butkr, Cafhoun 4 Co. —riFFM'Bfl AT— THE BANK OF BARNWXU nrr •b 4 -S— 4 i 78th Meridian 13 Tima. .“K It w • is t y M ti4 4 * ■TATIOXS. A. ■■ ». a.l ft ta ft-tnl .» *Ba4eam. Jkr’ •J8 ui % m. •....Wageaaf. IM 1 9 . ^». Ferry North Hooafl iTT* e» • »s im A * SI • rjn ... m m IM Arf aja m m Lsj WflMBMPk BJC IBJ^. #41 MBtf. ■lMilbb •MMIIJ#. lift « >aK .1 A— $10 REWARD . i IB II##.., !! I wW pay tae Ueeee to t la* I# s*oag am y v —. — —Ad fee il.wjtl Lift H » ftr^i a. Ml. a m I 1 Mg Qn- Charles Zissett, T II l#MUM m* 1 d * TtoOa toSMbrfMMit, mU «»t ■MMftPrf M%f 444 |Wu#( 9MMIM Mill mm4 m i#Mm# I • • Uft-B *•#■ 4 m! rwMflif •bk rf. *4#rfrfM stw ge—I whom he THATS WHY THK IRaxn'bler I.KAHS. 11 >»» f •.f .11 r. B. JENNY NEWS. Our farmers have just abbot caught up w ith their work tor awhilfl. Mis* Maggie Holiovay, a charming young lady of Beltwood, S. G-, is spend ing some time with M is* Addle Jenny. rresldteniGeorge B. Cromer,of New- l)brry (College, i* spending-a few days In oor^ieigifltiorhood io the interest of the College. Hoi* without an exception the right man in the right plafo. The Sunday school convention of Orangeburg, which convened in St. Nicholas Lutheran church on Friday .fuly 17th amCclosed Sunday l!)th was a grand snccevs iff every particular, to<» tunblt praise cannot be said in behalf ,of the convention, for it certainly de serve* the highest kind of comment. The convention was well represented from the different schools, and we had the pldasureof inbdting several of our _ybld friends, and their faces brought fohd recollection* of good old times spent in the past. We also had the pieakUreof meeting many now friend*. Tips convention bn Friday and Satur day discussed'Sunday school* topics of all kinlls, made reports of their difler- Ortt school*, giving and reevhTbg new ideas in S. S. w 01 k, flhich 1 consider to ho one of theulVt Ftfhglons features of die Hull century. Oh Sunday morning ^sKev. M. M. Kinard tot Columbia, preached' ao interesting and instruct- lee sermon to a.large atMienre. In Hie af crrn<H>n i hrve excel lent SCnffay at-bool a>ldres*r* went delivered- by J. B. O'N. Ilollowaf, E*o*. of Hellwogfl, fl. G.. I Prof. Munch, Of rhaAetAotf.-lC C^ami I Frwa.U.-B. gt'iVNPar <>f Newberry i'ol-| lag*. Ha wer*ns'Vile fUffl u>' have • wltli a* Prof. MuncBW ( bwfioekM-anfl | B.W. •eiff/d Daliaa. N.C , •bnaaaMk- flfl ib- urgaal.4, Mm* #wg»». ia Ywwag,' very mneb in fiirrvag exrmJeal mg CAMPAIGN COMMENCEMENT. The county campaign had a good be ginning at Allendale on Tuesday. Some three hundred gentlemen and ladies honored the candidate* with their pres ence tn Hampton CXfove, Dr. John S. sitouey presiding. All fhe speakers re- reived courteous hearing and In appre ciation of the intelligence and good at tention of the tlidience all, from candi- dtftes for Solicitor down to Coroner did, wc presume, the*r best. W’e admit that we were most agreeably surprised at the high average of skill and grace of the »|>eakers. In that regard there has been a great up growth in the last few campaigns. They were well prepared to disyuss tbe issues and merits on whiifh they seek election,- and we are very sure flint the audience felt more than repaid for attendance. The olher campaign meetings ought to bo largely attended, and the good example get at Allendale followed all round. We would like to go into detail* of this ffrst meeting, but time and space will not perniSt. Tbe M 4 tAk40*c4 % i be# l-aftr'fls • •MMJ If you want to cat rutabaga turnips in .September and October *oW the seed this tnohth. Hut if you want to rai*3 to kebp during the Winter as you do sweet potatoes id bank, delay sowing until th* last of" August or the tint of .September. Mr. T. W. Reed, of Williston, had a narrow -escape from a .Hidden ahd shorting death some two weeks ago. Just after dark he started from Willi*. u»n in his road' cart, drivihg a wild young mule. After going gently a half mile lbe rtiule bccaiuc f.^glitened, isinipe<i suddenly, threw Mr. Reed out of the Cart. One foot caught under the ' en*M'piece of the Can, leaving him per- l f Ally HH pless, | and Jonah io to get j lOoab * The muliP keeping tflw road ran, fnribavVv kit kfwt. until two negro mew reaeoe>] Mr. K-*efl in au afnwstf MDOMh «Kfl«Xsto4e Me wat earrWfl In the f Mr. JniAtwgs where Bn wa* E)wflty Pwnlnd Dfl. m-It. xnitji ! nunnflnfl t* bi* injwrtna. ghinb were i tnei iiaatal j ant fla*#K*emfl, a#l rflbB*- . Mg bewftan nnfl pniwtwl.brwtaaa <•—wfl- niwff Ma* tn bw4 yaft. Me tbtwftn ni . tBr Mflt ib* • Wfsrte | The Kanawa f'mirV a4 Ayfteala. all tbs J Mflwaa onwcnrrtwff. Bn* flawtnrwfl inef- 4id!w %h4 Imm MMfllvf vftilrli 4i«orr • ItoMVV Ip#n*M {VMMiid IM lb#l SCMIV ft f twenty-At* yeans. It ia raUmatcfl tbat frson .U*fl>4 u> jXK) divorce* are affect • e>l. Tbe decision ai*o affect* property right* and the euaiotiy of obildrrn. A multitude of men, with their face* all turned in the Kati, hasten along all the highway* and byways leading to ward* Ehrhardu. The candidate* are in the Held, hurrying to. the second countv campaign mreting and letting no grass grow under tlu lr feat. Ami they will all be busy until the primary election »hall put an end to their tribu lation*. The editor of The Pton.a will be ready to smoke the pipe of peace as soon as he gets some titi stums, and they are coming soou. Major Ham mond has given u* an assortment of Indian pipes and “Uncle Jim” Wil- Hamson ami “Cousin Jim” Graves have sent u* packages of the best to bacco grown hi North ( arolina since Raleigh puffed the fragrant weed. The annual ihecting of the Cypress Chapel church took place last week. U was a good interesting meeting and notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather large cohgregattons attended. The music was-fine thechoir being as sisted by Dr. Smith of Williston with hi.<cornet. Bro. A. RuLt, the paste! 1 , was assisted by Hro. Fritton and six happy converts were baptized Friday Morning at Pattersons Mill. We have sri our desk a great package 61 The Khrhkrdt Smoking Tobaci», manufactured by the Sunny South ManufacturingCo , of this County. It i* a» neatly put up as any we have fever seen, all done in the pine woodland it) fragrance i« all that could be deeired. We stlall test it rbon and report on, it* merit*, but feel very sure that |t is first rate, for t|)4 Ehrbnrdts are lirst rate men and all that they do I* weli done. Kfev. J. T. H. Anderson, son of Mr. 'Frank T. Anderebu, of Barnwell town ship, W doing a great ahd good wa. k in Eatonton, Gb., where he D pastor of the Rnpt)«tcburcB. The Meeaengar of a lata data lias an article the faying of the enrne •hurdb.tobo completed at a coat of ft&.fgB. Be srptamber iaf Th* arUrlo la llinetrsiofl by rut* of Che rtytrrb. n I 11.. B MMl Off- ■ tftMl' l.l.T A JEFI Benwftlyw, |tHr**l York, Wa*hlwgvw«. New England Bn A venue, Hs**U*a. AJilrr—, for le cntalwgur. K V f hi. MF to** •• I I, (i Cf N« rA«*BB«Ba ik & fete 174 C utifi i*iraMu W. Hm Gari/if| v M snag* r. Agent for Barnwell, Aiken and other Connt!e«, Blackville, K. U. fd College, SPARTAN HU RG, S. C f e~ * Jx*, 11. Caruslr, LL. D., President. Seven departments. Twoconrses lead ing to A. B. A new and 'well equip ped Gymnasium and competent di rector. Wofford Fitting Scbcol, A. G. Rkmsv.kt, A. M. Head Master. The Fittina'School Iras iu-en moved to tire Alumni Hail. The Second Mas ter, A.. Mason ItuPr-, A. M., and the Matron live in the building. Several of the College Professors teach in the School and the students receive in struction in the Gymnasium. Session begins October 1. Foe catalogue, ad dress J. A. GAM KW KM,, Secretary ot Faculty. I Road Woing! Office flf County Supervisor. B-irnwril, S.July 7* I’CiC. All Road Overseers llirouglioul tbe County are hrn-hv directed to order out |. all hands, subject to road duly- * ithin article deacviLlng 1 iheir *cvaral *llvi*kjn* sim14o have tbe nr/(tone of a new < public highway* rrpairfld and put la first rhu*-condition Tbe road hand* h*ve had a long re-» from pub Hr -er» - i a b d *t I* bwpsd that they will twra bea jMfnt.edtflre,lt* pftetne awfl landtag * mi| u*a mw aflfl kerp at, work nniii •Bkrlnl*. Prlmripnliy to th* —f |ft- r**4i >ri yal In iBmrrtfb fad flr wneft «f #r. Ammeanw tBn 111 id Ing taitfer. •r*flltsfl and Barn* ail ia glad and f f Herv—rv w-!1 plaasn e rum ply rvpwri PKM'JmI iMMS Itovf MMM |»M» MmII CMlMMMMirf '• #1- IbM | t Mto IMH nrf^fM- sbm* * m» mm *hta miatmaw aad aanwt-i • t. • * ' I L*rMb B**aw . L j*—a %imI all kind* of Hurkil Kii- lurt h . He nmkt’M a w|H‘i i;tlty of Mult*** mrtl llt»rwt*r*. Call to Htfe him, ho will Have you inoiley. # july « * BftlTTtM S BOOK STORE, IIARNWKU.. S' C, L* ratahllaked to “fill a long felt want,” and offers School Books. Slate*, Paper, Envelope*, Pencil*, Biblea,Testament*, Ac., Aej, Ac., to cash paying custom ers. Will orifor any book or maga/.lRe published. Chapman’s History So. Carolina, 73c. T a rbel I’* Gramm ars^ No. 1,40, N o. i ttOc. Wentworth’s Algebras, $1.13. Will he glad to sec ami^erve dll In need of anything hi my lino Store near residence. T .., W. O. BRITTON, The Barnwell Book Man. \ ocbll-tf Debtors and- Creditors^ All person* having claim* against the estate of L. L. Green, deceased, are requested to present them duly attested and all perdbns indebted to said estate are required to make payment to the undersigned*. C. I,.BIERS, Administrator, tUljrfl Iw .. Lands For Rent And Sale. 17,0d0acre* In Barnwell Co, 5,nf)0acre« In Aiken Co, also a few small farrtia in Collejon and Sumter Countie*. Par- tie* drsiriug to buy on good terms (small ca*h payment and balance on 6 years t!nt«) or to rent; wilt do wall to call ow, or wTItfc.. BATES A KIM M S. - BarnwaT *. C H M. Graham, Jk-I-roUNK V AT bambero, & Win glen bi* J: >- — Winthrop College Scholarship#. Barb rowatr wf th* fttai* )a tana many a>Baiae*blps Iff tba vs Iw- ibrwp f •Gage at B*wft 111)1 a* U ba» repremwtati vea la Urn Uevse of Bapre- ■awtallvea. Tb*a* •cholarwhlpa will ha awarded upon a r«Mwpa<iU*a examlaatinw ta h-M at ih* Caaaly Court Houaa oa July >Hh. at f a. m. Applleaitta mu** Iw not ta-ft than flf- taea yaaradf aga and must have a gaafl knowledge af (ft* common school bra.iche*. Th* expenses of attendance do not exceed a momh for hoard, fur nished room, heat, light and washing. For farther inforinaUon and a cata logue, address PRESIDENT D. B. JOHNSON, Rock Hill, S.C. (4*t). Dr. J. H. E.MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist, BLACKVILLE, ----- S. C Will be at his office in Barnwell every 8ateu- Uay and Tuesday and Wednesday following. Will be at his Home office In Blackville ev ery Friday and Saturday, and will make ai>- pointinents tn meet patients at any of our county towns or call at their residences. 1 am a full graduate of PHIladelphia Dental College; have had Seventeen years active prae th al experience, and can please you in quality Of work and prices. aug 10 .... T»0a« . .. 0 15 am .... 9 41 am .... ft U am ...10 10 an ...lOtfwn 11 Oft am . ..II ftl am 10 4ft pas' ... !flOaoi Sit pm .... 7 08 Mp 4 07 pm, ... 7 4ft am 4 44 pm .... 8 04am 6 03pm ... 8IMam ft 17 pm. -rv-fl a •#<« Melon Agency For several years, without solieita- tion on my part, I have received from grower* at other point*, as well a« Blackville, many car load* of melon* for sale here or consignment to city marketa North or West, and have been so fortunate a* to give general satisfac tion. Dur'-tig the t-oriilng season I of fer my aery ice* to my friends and mel on growers generally, confident that I can please and profit them. For sale* at Ulackvilla a small com mission will be cbargwfl tba grower, bat oa rrffsigaateaU to Northern wr Waatarn dvaiera I will make no cbffrge oa Uk* gnawer. I will ship taaaly Aral Fart M«taa ■laff«4#i .... Art*4wmMa ... Le i o*amb4a ... I Bft#H#| Fart Malta H* Mailbewe OrsaBiiiirg.. Mow •••HU . Hr*arflvilt« . Oaar#a ... Buaime^villa. Art! t Vb» Branciivlll* ,. Ham bar g Denmark Hlackvllla Willlstoa Aiken .’ Ar Augusta Lv Augusta Aiken Williston Blackvilla .... Denmark Bamberg 8 $1 am 6 79 pm Branehvilla / ft no am « 10 pm ArCbarleston......„ll ilOam 8 00 pin' paht xxraass VtroqsTA aHB WAaBixo* ’ * ’ • . ; T 0 ** Connection eta Denmark dad A. C. L.' _ Le Augusta 3 3ft pm Lv Aiken . ) 3 05 pm Ar DeninarR ,.Y - 4 13 pm Lv Denmark. Y.'.• 25fka' I.v Aiken 7 38 pm Ar Adgusta.’. 8 10aa»‘ dAlte AXCKn* ffHXDAT. Le Camden 843 am 2 23 pm’ Camdan Junction. 9 38 am 3 55 pm Ar KingviDe. 10 10 am 4 & puF LV KlngviIl«,Y 5025am «00 ' Camden JdnctloB. 10 33 am ft 40- Af Camden ,....11 63pm CoxHxcxioxa: Clyde Llaa, tftrt: C. M. K. K., Blackelll*: F. It. R., Denmark;' Ga. RjK. d; Southern By., Columbia^ Connection to and from Atlanta wilk through Wagner Pa idea Car with Sleeper. 1^ A. KMER80X. Traflic Manager. K.h. BO WEN. General M aa#»r. ■m ■m General Office; Cl a_ i . - — » ■ lurT j «aata awfl l*i MATHIS. T, B. ELUS, Sufriyor and