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The Barnwell People
RATKS OF 8t BJM EIPTIUJI.
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tHURSDAY AUarftT 0, J8*6.
.I3.1N)
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AturuM l
The next remiUrcummunlcation uf
Harmony I>oU|fe No. 1? A.-. F.\ H.\
will be he!<l at the tie* Manor.IcTem
pie In Baitiwell upon Htb day ot
luguat lUMrt. the name beliiu the ‘iud Sat
■May In aat4 mouth, U giunlug at “High
Iwelre.” ■ » . * ,
by order of W. - . M.\
E. C. Fuhmah. Secretary.
The reKUiar meeting of Barnwell
dge No. Itt, KnighU of .Pythl
Will W 1 held at their llall on mi’i
night at 8X o'clock a full attem
la re'dueatcd.
By orrler t .{
t. W TWICE, C. C.
Wm. McNAB/K. R. iS.
t Will he In the tleigh-
bril'hood of Rhrhardta,
B u f ordt Bridge and
Folk’s Storbduring (he month ofAn-
gnat ahd longer by apeclal erigftgh-
tnertts. Will tm predared to do dental
Mrork Irt all its branchas. Commence-
Inenta frdm Aug. Ht, 181K1. 1
E. 6. SMltH, Dentist
ang 6—3w 20
Ornc*Clixun»AILj|flA&gOF Vlaixoas
houth Carolina Military Academy,
Barnwell, S. July 9th, 1896.
Two Beneficiary Yacanbiea exist In
the tktnth Carolina Mlllury Academy
from Barnwell County.
Teraons deairing to comnete fob the
aame will apply promptly to the Chair
man Board of Visitors for Forms And
Instruction#.
No applications will be ronsld'eml
not duly lllled afid received before the
31 at August next.
JOHNSON HAOOOII,
Ci,airman Hoard of VialIdr*.
% Bryan and Bllyar.
The National Campaign now begun
will boot more absorbing interest than
b«v si nee 1*7*. The eweteat will at
tend to every State No th and Weal,
nod MasaacUuscru will be as debatable
groan* as Michigan. Ibe Uemncrntle
srtadar* bearer. WIlham J. Boyne,
Will lake the ef Free Sheer late the
t ety Htadels et Uold. attd frem flrs« te
last the nmggle will be seaaaibmal.
adit not ha a dnll
rat eraTW
la tW leading death CnraMaa News
paper »epr-»rting Ibe Xatleael lieapo.
•reate Twh*t a«d aim Belanaal l»mao-
•retbi I'WSwwt. It Is Use ndwieead
rbaan**aa af (Be grant teeae ad B*me-
bslttem npea a hlea (Be baule will bn
foagna 11 ban e* ways beea a gand
wwpapnr, aad wdlbe bmw (Baa tent
darieg th>s streggle || all) heey (Be
fwagte ad naaah CeroOaa rtanPF
ter mo* *d ibe yeagraas ead yeaa*ne*e
ad aBe emmyalga. Ba IMB eatal eaehi
lannarretse eeaa aad donertb*
deed In be e unset B.
C Ad
Ye ybme h • Mbae tba
Wsdy, Fbe I Sadly
tb*a aims aa*M Bos
Marne (be lift, ead
If.
>Wn
WaeB ed eeor y -
B be sea* tswm
f IB be nay ad
.BaaBty naaae
eel.
torts ewaae fbe redaethaa Is g
• get Use feu ndseata/e ed li so
sertgeieao. olab abe edab, abowSd I
eeaa eaeorw. Addrwao.
TUB hT 4 YR. CddamMe. b. C.
la An-
daya to the drat primary
I And now
gnat.
Only II
election.
M r. and M ra. w. V. Oil) are at Aabe-
elllr thla week.
Mrs. J. K. Kaaterllng and aon are nt
Glenn Spring*.
, C. O. OanUler, Ksq.,of Orangeburg,
was In town Tuesday. .
Cnpt. and Mrs. P. M. Cater have gdhe
to IndiHD Springs for a few weeks.
'Hie county'campaign meeting at
Rlackvllle on Tuesday phased off niudly.
Mr. Geo. W. Kasterlihg left on Tues
day to spend a couple of Weeks In Vir
ginia.
Gen, F. If. Bambefg, \T, T. Riley
and C. R. Brsbbani arc kt Gleiin
Springe. r
Goili^F. M. Bamberg, W. f; Rile^ and
C. R. Brabham went td Gleiin Springs
last week.
’ Col. A. HowardTattcrson U recover
ing nicely from his long and severe at
tack of fever.
West Woolwlck, Me., is perhip* uni-
T)i
tie vll-
que in not having a uog within
lage limits.
It is, since Saturday, lawful to fchoot
doves and deer, provided hunters do not
trespass on premises of unwilling land
owners.
Ur, Milhous could not fill his ap-
pnlntmsnt here this week-, hut will be
In his office here Monday and Tuesday
next, Aug. 10 and Uth.
Rev. H. R. Murchison wtll preach in
the Barnwell Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening at 8J90. The public
cordially invited to attend. #
A 6 or 8 room dwelling on Capt. J. K.
Hair’s place near Blackville, occupied
by BUI Brown and family, colored,
was burned on Monday night.
Col. Robert Aldrich left for Saluda,
N. C., Friday afteroonn w w|»er« he will
remain with his family until cooler
weather comes.
The dispensary was moved Into one
of the Opera llouae atorrs *n the 1 at,
Haturday, when Mr. M J. Pate loot
charge.
Observer I .ang*'* report of Jufy
weather at Blackville shows that last
■math's wee User wee net
ever felt U this letlusde.
Mr. f. J. Mends eaam
Qaaeglt aa heedar ia spew* a • vet
• lib Bereesli (rtseds. Hie I
that be ||v«A la a goad coon try
Me fried M tbe 1st last by Rev. W
JasmeMr. W Vaaeey MU
Mile Yowaebly. Aad M
deogbier af t a*a Jaba II
■lltsa.
Mrs ttaweg* H. Balm tlaeee sw«V
•smSy III • HB Sever Aa we ge ee yeom
N eM**eday ■secwtbg these la tsaile. if
say, Mayses smsoi. A
ead ere r s l*. ms r*es
BREEZE.
BROWN'S
TO BE
W —
BLOWN.
BROWR’S
colUMN
ON THE
NAPGH!
^ Next leek
til«
The
lin tr
will
IfTTBl
Sfftrl-
St«»nr
br told
Tmdr
m
‘iThe 17 Year Old Bicycles.
Offer No. 1. f1,000 Rambler Bicycle
to the Amateur Rider who before Noe.
1, 1806. rides the faateet mile Incompe- 1
tltlon during this season on a Humbler
Bicycle; titled with (♦. & J. Tires; at
any race-meet in the United Btates, un
der regular L. A. W. rulek.
Offer No. 2. $M0 V 111 be, paid to
ward paying expehees of meet at
which above race Is fun.
Offer No. 3 f 40(1 in cash to the ill-
cycle Club making the grealesr milerij^e
on Rambler Bicyclfe fitted with G. A
I'lres fol* eight moiiths ending Uec.
18t8»..
Offer Xo. 4. f?00 In Gold th the In-
dlvidukl rider making the best mileage,
same a6 above.
Offer No. .I. |200in Gold to Indivi
dual rider making best milehge on any
make bf bicycle other than the Rambler,
fitted With G. & J. Tires Utiring same
period.
4 w
Offer X'q. 6.- Handsome valuable
Souvenir to every rtrtFT -yiroelng J.IKKi
mileage on a Hambler Blhycle
wlthU. AJ. Tire* for
Offer No. 11, A Grand Bonvonlf in
the bolder of the greatest numtier of
these G. A J. “twn-mlnute souvenirs.
Offer No. 12. Valuable Special Bou-
venlr, every time the 2ft-tnlle road re
cord is broken on a Ksthbler Blcyole
fitted with G. k J. TlreAi
Offer Xo. 13, Valuable Special
Sodvenlr for same as almve hut oil any
make of wheel other than the Rambler,
fitted with U. A J. Tires.
Offer No. 14.- To the holdel* of tbe
2&-mile record on Uec. 1. 18W, If such
record wasmsde on a Rambler Bicycle
fitted with G. A J. Tires we will pre
sent a Grand Souvenir worth 9130.
Offer No. 19. If above record was
made on any other make, but fitted
with U. A .1. Tires, a Grand Souvenir
vVbrth f Ilk*.
Offer Xo. 16. fl.nOOlri Gold to the
Professional making tlib fastest Oying-
surt one-mile rword At any regular
1 race-meet under I,. A. 'VF. ntles, or
I Manetioned reconl trial, paced or un-
hycle fitted i pa«!eA, In competition or otherwise, if
eight months i made on a Rambler Bicycle, fitted with
1.
ending I>ec. 1,1896. ;. G. A J. Tires.
Offer Xo. 7. A Besutlful Souvenir to ' Offer Xo. 17. 9500 In Gold to the
every rhler having lame rc«s»rd as L pr ifesslonal leaking above record on
above, hut t>h any make of bicycle other
than the Rambler, dued with U. A J.
lire..
Offer No. S/ A I!an<*some
to every Amateur rider under two min
utes at any A. W race-mn i on a
Rambler Bicycle Ailed With G. A J.
Tires, befme Jsn.'. 1W7.
any other make
with G. A J. Tires.
wheel, hut fitted
Offe 4 No *. A tlmllar
shove offer. bot'*dn any
eyet* other than the
with 0.4 J.TIrtn.”
Offer X*. lu. A Grand Snorenlr to
the holder of the greater ntmbrr of
Ikmm Ramhlor M two-ml wMte’* aeurewlr*
at tM end of Ute year Id**.
— L For further Infotmatloir Inqulra
Souvenir any Rambler agent.
Gormully A Jeffery Mfg. Co.
('■icsoo, lit.
BRANCHKS:
Chicsoo, RoeToa. WsaaiadTOM. Xaw
You, Bao<»atfa. Urraoiv,
Covurar, Rwo.
P. H.—Send for new panfphlet,
•Xiolo a OLoae."—Frae at Agencies.
Art CaUlogBa (rat.
Snneenlr as
make of hi-
Rambler, lilted
111. m\\l llaiter.
til H
* or TRY
LOVELL D1AH0XD
txm.
ng the past sea-1
Below U given
IT
On the race track durln
m was phenomenaL I»eiww ,- kitbh ■ *
a list of th« records which are Ba d by ^ tiHzCfl.
tbe Ixivall IMamostd, snd also Ihe nn*i- ; _ . t
her of victories won by tbe l^ivell team. //» RCalUU
By comparing these records with those ‘
of other maunfaoturtrs, it will be seen
that the l«ovell Diamond stands at the
head of the beat makes of wheels. The
liovell Bicycles will be known In the
future, as In the past, as a reliable
wheel at an honest price. We cheer
fully make the guaranteed statement
that there is no belter bicycle mat:*
than tbe ld>vell make.
A trial of this plan <
little and is sure to
profitable culture. *
(ho mmattm w* mt •*<
loKMwrWJhniUMn.bmato I
ini Ismm KMn*vhM witk. (•
NAT BUTLER.
•1 Mile, New Hampshire State Re
cord, June 23, time, 2.07.
*1 Mile, Vermont State Record, Au-
gnst 2»; time, 9M
2 Mile; National Championship, July
11.
*1 1-4 Mile Track, at Waltham, Mkaa.
Class A.; time, 2 C6.
•1 l-ll Mile Track, at Waltham, Maas.
Class A.: time, 2.43 X-.A.
*1 1-2 Mile Track, st Waltham, Mass.
Class A.: time, 8.03 2-8.
»1 l-TMTlrTraclr, st Waltham, Mass.
Claas A., time, 8.26 2-ft.
• 1 3-4 Mile Track, kt Waltham, Maaa.
Class A-; time, 21.36 4-5.
TOM BUTLER.
•1 Mile World’s Handicap, June 17;
time, 2.1*1-3.
*1 Milo World’s Com petition, July
ll| time, 2.08.
•10 Mile World's Road, Kept.
time. 73 l*o
Nat BnlBir’a wlnnlbga for ’*•: t
firsts. 10 denonds, 7 Inlrds, aad S
fourths. Tom Bailer’s Road Kacard : 7
entered, won 9 firsts, 4 time, and I
third time. Tom Butmr’s Track Ke
en rU : 43 rntemd, won )i firsts, iam-
onds. 8 thirds, 8 fowl ths.fndX fiftha.
weeM s rvmd ep *•■ dms.
OEXMAM KAU
Greenwood, Anderson &
Western Railway,
LEASING AND OPERATIN
Carolina Midland R'y.
To taka effect at 12.01 A.
dae, June 30th 1888.
south Bound.
n
Norik Bound
mere
U Bar* wall
rampalgw day at
FIRWT RAl.Saa.
TBt fieei Italos of Yfi omMSl waea sat*
M dam*
•If *». f**
atll ha ewmpaf
*1 ilttstaa. A apset*) srsda attl
r«asa AMeetAaia mdaing •wwaeaSfsm at
BknahetRe • *Sh *ho a. * AG.
masaSag aad *eaa*ag tsaa fires
fiM* • IB ha ehafgod la* tha raaad tetp
Mae AffiBwe Bits* aad Mlaasa Me
BoAawhadr aa* f*atme ntaBeataf Bk>» a
* uta, waea m laa ■ lam TBmraAay *wd
waea she gaaa***f tha Matfard Maws
hkas, Ms. M (taaeh and dMffBhre
ef uraas Cffpew* wee* gwsass efi iha
af hoi
^lr«*n'»hoMe of I he Northc
and Koatem StBtrd we it nur-
jtnaotl in thru ^umnlrr nlrr
and
vw
r
Mm. Martha Bastsi
aw aahsw. dtsd aa I rtdl
Vsrs aha had saaas fas
aat. aad •vs kwftsd
•mwaey BBa a as w
Tssaa—J v*f ud. 8a* hf sawta *oe J aad Bad kaaa * mdeM
savaa PtOM
say rwrv
of
Bad «kak
, •
- Fifty Thousand Dollars
[ worth of (ewnriwl Slrrrbdn*
I dUr CoyiM fhd Bt HbII rwh
I ttlttr Nr fore \ BnkrTB wwkrd
TWarUondds rwvPriBR
rfwihti.g ihot M* a need and
WfiHwrB ntrff fogs mvt ‘
rrcrierd at
% r**M
f* • * e*
km.f
KOW 2r>A.l^L-i;
Tract of Uitul known as
THE PEEPLES PLACE,
Containing Acres,
wRoi ARAffTKK aeary L*v*ll *nd
Emeal Bw-yele wa dalleae to ha fraa
from tmpsrfmMsai la ■
warkmawahlp, aad, peweidti _
aamhaf ta latan, wa will maka gwad.
at say lima wMBia asm ysar af dam of
mi|*mswi, oof dofoofi oos ooosod bf
wm mlawm •* aiglom l*afoa«lva
and oay wbtah
Imor soowrws
ko ra4a*Brd
IfiBi
**• b* Ibam
■Mr. U8VBLL
IS* Y. THE (
4BM*rO.
lArraisn.
Bk
AUK BY.
•O ••Its
IK H) li m 33
M •
>o tha famity
iswrv Of aga.
M momhae of
11,harsh lae
SIMON BROWN'S.
RlackVilla. S. C.«
sawta aae
It moshad fiataodsdk T7 dsye
last yvwr's fimt bakr, aad
dee swrfta# tbao la awy peoafaoa am
ttafiama—Jaty fimA
BowfiB tdrwMaa—• 4my*ss*am. J ole fit I
adtpowd he Mam. M **. *•*%,•* B
hetg. v»t*a* «:• pwv-ts. sahfi fa
•aasJtvf bat
•ma of Bawl
*,
■m Mi
a bfcn
4‘s
*• asms day
4 filet* Bawis
•old toe f eswoh.
how Yaeb—AOgwat las, foe 9
paopww*d. Bata rasa* fmm tie*
Rl.ACCYItXB BEWn.
lie. t>. IL Brtggs* pottaato ora gtod ta
haaw that ha has retar awl I ram New
Y orb
Mr. Job* OTJarwan loft od Mao Joy
Bmralag for Ftfit Bwrk aa 9 waohs ra-
tfeallao trip.
Mrs J.W. Lasy ami Ml*. JDoblu
t hoosacwlrs, af Aagnsta. are vlslllog
Mr./. H. Imey aod famlle.
Miss MamlleGerald will lP4ve thl*
weak lo visit friends of 1‘hilaTalphka
•nd AtUehoro, Mass.
Mai olid Mrs. L. T. Itlar snd Ml*.
F.hdae will ledee this weak fat Mttt
Hprlngs, N. C. t and Mls« Kula l^o for
Orangeburg Mi spend same time.
XUs Bailie Wolfe, of Savannfb, It
tbe guest of >1 ra. I.. R. Free,
Miss Chaplin and MUs Jennie
Kemp, of Orangeburg, fire the gucatt
Of Kee. W. I). McMillan.
Protracted meeting commenced last
Btiiiday In the BantM church by the
iiasior. Rev. Mr. McMillan. He is be
ing awisied by ths Rev. Mr. Galphin,
tff Angus's.
• ML 1. W. Bpsnffln, of Atlanta,!* vis
iting the Messrs. Brills.
Mlswea I’srdue, of Grsnltcville.ls vis
iting Miss Irene snd Mattie Dyches.
Mr. Jobft 1). Whaley exhibited the
first of last week 4 wcH matured stalk
of cane four feet long, the earlieat of
the season.
Col. J. P.Strobel Is as good at farm
ing as iu matters judical and tinanttikl.
He has bad the first new sweet pita-
toes in town, and they are as bigaf his
heart and as sweet as bis smile.
... A. B. C.
TWENTY-SEVEN AXGELS.
From 9 in' the morning until 4 in the
afternoon of last Thursday bright and
heautifdl young misses toiled in the
Xwfivwell Court House over the ques-
fions propounked to candidates for the
■Winehrop scholarships from this
county. They brought luncheons but
took little time to eat and lesa to talk,
■o busy were they. The papers went
fbrwarded to’Fresident U. B. Johnson,
who will nan judgment upon t1«em
>n*l all them dainty little maidens
tbwarve a fall course at WlntbCap, and
we hope Crssideot Johnson will open
rioorrSoeaeh si.tf all of them.
iA f !*•%
•by, IfcfiMTfB
imkm C k i'*mi 4*4 m «w
i #! thl* kmmm mi I'mAnmni,
’ ** Y • w f • ’ami • i * £ § % i A
flh4 %8B OBfiMMi#
4MnMN |lb + IbMtMAfiS^hdl
|| tb f •»
lUt Mr VI
ik^ai Mm % f
MMMMMi l« iMHMf
Tba fiaaaal ossatlog ot M t Araam
BapOM rbwrvb maosB***** waSwaday
baSaa* MO Paaday ta Jaly aad vtsoad
Tba msotlog aa» •
batag loir iaager*a-
t<a»« pi»a*4d**tag boot **4 palttfemi
wts ilagi Mae* later**4 ••• nmol-
fested aad ibraa *fitlHi**aa to tba
tbanrb. Tba pas«a*. Brv. W. D. Bkw,
wav aaauteu by Bra. Mr HIM.
Mr Asbloy M. %laatbarsbae, sfidaat
ana af Mr. Allaa J.W etbefabsa, d 1 ** to
Mtlltalao on tba 41st ulv. tawing a
wife, two eblldrao aod mfiny frtswdv
aad ralativas a Ilk taddroad haarta ba
causa be had bean railed aaay from
them «o soon. Jo I heir sore bnraova-
aient tbay have ths earnest sympathy
of all who have felt such gri. f.
rir
vk
v-|- T I I till* Ml Ibfiw nrwn awl m ■BJUOn
•fiBk. 6b* I that i* Ituatxi to
mwoaw tba |
••d kaafiog | A 11 |
^•riSweep ne Lountiy.
prw Himifirast lirko*
■Yirrii *Tt In OMNMMl
mi ml t<
TVicrr bit two j»Unko in
Hji |tNtfonn: lot. Two or
threv dollar* worth oflynod*
for rrcrj fcnl invffated. 2«1.
Ili^lirnt vbbH |»rirt*o |mm<I for
CoU«»n and all country Pro
duce.
DEAFENS CANNOT!' BE CtBED
By local applications sis they cannot
reach the di»caaed portion of tbe ear.
There Is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that Is by constitutional
rrniediet. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of tbe mucous lin
ing of the Eiistachlaw Tsbe. When
this tube Is Inflamed yoi^have a rumb
ling sound or hnperfeot hearing, and
when it it entirely closed, Deafness Is
the result, and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this Vibe restored
to Us normal condition, henring will be
destroyed forever; nine cirses out of
ten are caused by catarrh, which Is
notMug but an Inflamed condition of
the rnucoq? sui faces.
'« We will give One Hundred DollaVs
for ank case of (Jeafncss (caused &y
catarrh) that cannot he cured by Hall’s
Catarrh Cure. Bend for circulars; free.
K. H. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
Bold bv Druggists. 73c. .
m GINNERY
■i
Has been put in
FIRST CLASS ORDER,
' - —- . • -- Jl
with a Capacity of* *
SO Pales Far pay.
»
We are now ready to .gin ant) will
charge ~ -
One Dollar Per Sale,
and will furnish Bogging aad Tim *4
JENNY NEWS*.
Mias Virginia ffmraa, who spent •
pert of la»t week with Mias Carrie
riaru, bet ratnmed home.
Mr. w. U. R-beru paid Augu>u a . Mr. G H. I-aegWv wlN be io rborgo
abmt rtetl lost week. ' •( tbe Olooery aad will ••t voa'dru
Mm* Board, of Colstoa. la vleiUog . avrtarvrrsns 1*
»*. o*d Mrs. Frook Board _ , We are aim ^
* •rs^a^CSlhaomM t« hrcfeast SeM
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CiEXWX COLLEGE.
Clem son College will begin her fourth
yeor'a work Augpst 1. A; that time
applicants for the Fitting School and
Special Stud*nta who may not wish to
take the regular courses will be matric-
For ( sfialogu*. Addfrss
E. B. CbaiawBso,
I'rmldrnt,
J w ClMMO* Cellege, B. C.
-DEALER Iff-
New Home
—AND-
CO DOMESTIC
Q Sewing Machines,
/—For Cash or on Installments—Or In Exchange for Old Machines.-,
In addition 1 handle the New Ideal ami New Climax—I-ower Priced Machine
Needles, Oils and Attachment* for any and all Sewing Machines.
First-class Kepsirlng done at short notice.
Calls made In Aiken, Orangeburg and Barnffell Countlea.
For Prices and Particulars call on or write to me and proftipt replies will be mad
POST OFFICE BUILDING, RAIL ROAD AVENUE, BLAOKVILL, S.C.
july2-6m
SPARTANBURG, S. C.
Jas, H. CaruslIg LL. D., President.
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Seven departments. Two courses lead
ing to A. B. A new and wnil equip
ped Gymnasium and competent di
rector.
Wolford Fitting School,■
A. G. RkmhkkT, A. M. Head Master.
The Fitting School 1ms been moved
to tbe Aluinni Hall. The Second Mas
ter, A. Mason DnPre, A. M., and the
Matron live in the building. Several of
the College Professors teach In the
School and the students receive In-
strunton in the Gymnasium. Beosioii
begins October I. For catalogue, ad-
dross J. A.GAMEWKLL.
Secretary ot Farutty.
Offlee of County Snperrisor.
Barnnell, S. C., Jaly 7, 1999.
All Road Overseera throughout the
County are hereby directed to order out
all hands, subject to road duty, within
their several divisions and lo have the
public highways repaired and put In
first class condition. The road bands
have had a long rest from pnblic serve
ice, and it is hopedT that they will turn
ont Mia man and keep, at work untlf
the roads are put in thorough good or
der.
Overseers will Aleaseprhmply report
to this ofBVre.
W: t. CAVE,
Supervisor.
all dfeUnqtienu
Usds For Heat lad Sole.
fe.
__ BLAC BYIULB.
j. LPOST.M. D‘.D-D-S,
Resident Dentist
OFFICE ON HURK STREET.
HAKNWKLU K. C.
— Wlnthrop College —
Scholarships.
Each couaty af Ihe State la sathled
to aa many at-h«lar«hl|w la tbe Wla-
thro* Col lego at Mock Hill atll ha#
representative* la the Houm ot Meprn-
■eiiUStivrs.
These scholarships will be awarded
upnita competitive examination to he
held at the County Court House oa
July BRh, at 9 a. m.
Applioanu mast be not levs than fif
teen years of age and must havu a good
knowledge of tbe Common school
branches.
The expenses of attendance do not
exceed $8.30 a month for hoard, fur
nished room, beat, light and washing.
For further information and a
logue, address
^RESIDENT D. B. JOHNSON,
Rock Hill, S.C.
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Sooth Carolina College,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
8b*sion begins September 30tb. Ten
regular Courses, (With Diplomas.
Special Courses, with Certificates..
Board, $8 a month. Well appointed
Laboratories, Chemical, Physical, Biol
ogical, etc. Gymnasium. Total neces
sary expenses for the year (exclusive of
traveling and clothing), from |123 U»
$1624. Women admitted to all Classes.
For farther information, cetalogua,
file., address the president. -
JAMES WOODROW.
Three Coareaa leading to
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