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A Tli* •inflow of foiil to Kurop* will In* lllirlf !• ■••;.• • now •lart within a fow laja. Ilurliiff la»lw«*«*k U>« Bank of Knflanil loai f Io.ihkhuio by roalon of withdrawal for'tranufor u> Auntrla and Japan. And whonavar John HnH grt-* hard up for the yalfow motal In* ox- aou trihnie fioui Uncle £ain. who ^1- waya honora tin* roquUltlnna. Tho McKmloy Cahinet In Waahlng- ton can not bo a Tory happy family. Since the return of tholr party to na tional power President MuKinley’a home town in Ohio has j;o.ie Demo cratic, Vice President llnlmrt'a New Jersey dwelling |diii a e hs<H>een equally ■wise and the Warren enttor mtHa, the largest In Maasachnaett*, operated by HeiTetary of the Interior Ulias, hate middanlv close*! ami will »t(*p work for a Ionic time—if they have to wait for real prosperous tlmra. Congressman UcUatirin baa set a gno*| sxaiHple totlie poll'h'lana congre gated at-Wsshington. Knr a long time the Congresshinal Kec<*rd baa been dreary with the platitmlrs ef rwngres • men and senators w ho Ul • iDlight In tolklnf for Rim own be. Hot fw the IsstMi of that esteemed eon tom p>r see nf the llth Inst, ewrly beaded Johnny b*s a rafefwtly pee- 1 pared addreM nn fUa pr-.freaa sn*| rw- , »mree« «<f iba wenifc. and sap rtatty e# * ibis east a a ad nwsth t'amilwa la 1 I be re by iba to at ad ter Used *Hala la iba . Itosa if a bean* b «f Iba bwl afterward baeama aw twdependowt enriesealbm. At I be Uma of the ebanga quire a ntrrwber of member* retwaed to •igu tha new uhllgaibma that were re quired 1'ha reason WM Irrcsiise <•( ear* uhjectlrtnable change* and lh" liequen- cv of •s*e**inenla. They warn under litw impresalon sl*o that their refustl to sign w**uld rrden«e them fr«»m further obligation*. Tha plaintiff In the case,- how ever, la Jedding all the original memhen responsible for the amount he THE WATKK* IN JIIE WEST . The flood In the Mississippi after ris ing to record breaking height Is recei - Ing slowly at all point* norih of Vick— burg, t outh of that city thu rise cott- tlnnes and la'rge soctlotls of Louisiana are being overflowed. '1'lu* slow fall ing tif t|ke waters reduces day by day Hie cotton crop chances in all that vast VatTcyT Even slirmld the waters get-rdf quickly it will take time to ppt the plantations in working condition, and theti there is the.certain danger of an other ri*e in June from the melting of the Kocky monntoln *nows. To protect the crops against that sec ond flnixl the breaks In the levees would have to be repaired, and from all >C* counts that cannot be generally done. Cotigiessman .shattue, of Ohio, on Wednesday of last week, nominated l>. J. Hundy, a negro Imy of ('luciimati, m a c*det*hip at Annaptdls, saya a Ws*h- tr.gtoti dispatch. He bw* b**eM orged to wltbrlrkw lb# name; but mts be will standby I be ap|mlniment. I here bats torn soma niamsnrs nf dlmppmeal from ito natal academy and ito rs<t*-t* aa*l sludeat* tbreatea to reatgn. **"I be toy eweaast ito app**4i*sams*S falris,' •apt tier real wbattac badaw. "ftore a as a ■ m | aliti * e raasnt*»aibsa, a**a IW* rr»to«rs| la I*, awa af ■ tom bandy. bwddttoaad tbafe t.'asneaatao ewtopatt- ftoa ad tbra*. b -n• *. r proved to Wi ML %*di • • •, ftlwr f « f ^ d. - tparfH^Mb r ^ ta*« Cawg*sas s> ■•par **r*ii 'Tfi ; bna t pesmnma and p»s b*asml ttab %A§PdHP» lNb# •bam ^4b^ *d W+Ob* a# 4 »gds to J, ■ a > * %4bbAa itf* w w(kf -ffti* i 0* tam * % § i •••••A. • §* fPxgMMt fHM %• •• tM<||if> af akth I i ftat* * ftfa tf 4MI * m * •» «4M 4NMM0 Ii» Itdl • fen* % w • I to ball top stag aaat ito t*Ji ear a«4 af tbe bead. Ill* rstaslr* aaw him In fbl* rwndfltoa and fearing ibal he mlgbl fall Into Ito Itond* nf the enemy ttwMigh! II win'ld he •d set nf mercy tu end M* aulFrrlngt, anil plenwnl hi# foreb*-ad with bis bavb* net. Instead nf killing him It prote'd a relief he affording an outlet for the bruised blood collected on the hraln. Mr (lillam was litken to the hospitsl and Ireaterl, hut It was three months before he regHjiipd consciousness, lie was never able for active service again, hiit wa* appointed warden of (lie Held ho.pltals w here ho aerved till th'* close of the w*r. While not able to do heavy work, Mr. Gillaiq finds eniployment :q> gardener. ROCKEFKLLKh’8 RU1 ES. John Dr Rockefeller Is pertfaps The rlchost inaii in the (Inlied .States. Amf the way he begun his fortune was told in a little mWeeas made hv him i>efo e (he Young Men’s Bilile class in the Fifth Avenue Baptist church on Satur day night, New York. Mr. Rock* felh r made as the text of his talk a little pocket ledger which' he kept IJ y* ara ago when he began working, and lie advises every young man t • keep in black and white a.record of all the money he receives, and how he spenda It; and, said he': “See that you*pay it away In such a Inanner that your fa ther or mother may look over your bonk, and see just what yon did with your monar.” Mr. K'wkefsdler'a led ger shows that froth September 20,1 '*'*■< until January I, I ■•'*0. he made lot), and out of that be paid all his living ex- pen**-* and saved mnuev. Tbe next Tear bis earning* awetted la ffA a monlb. and be fg'l ibrt he wac~wrap- linllsi. Illi tadgwr show* ibafTfum h-*emtor laiV, iw April, tASfc, be |wM f> M lor etoablag. and dortog ito same period tbe re to a le*r»-ed > to glean anai to Tartotas rbarMto*. ntswd*f sedkaad and mtootowa a*s awaea to Iba rawed tbsi IX stoww* Iba esmirtbwitow •# a stoqfSe ea to aaova AwwAtf b* Awn* dkav mtoanlt Ml ewMa to Isatoga aua •Tams. Ml aatoa to* a Ma*ewew *ss* T*at . as vwflMIflHMlMrtMlvA %«• % 4 ^ g 11 g# Mk'toA #%i f # <ti*S g • iar%Nto*"4 fegr Mto fcMP g f i tbe #»#• wt iba *aad A ' alll keeplbe asad fait ogowl Fori tone, rabbago aod sin.liar wad* It to • prlnkliag by bead. In (laorgla and Alahams solclda yelling popular amoog tha oh! while rnhawiv marrisges ara th<| rs am* ng Hr* aclioui children. FISH-MOUTH Reinforcement? RAMBLER BICYCLE $80. r I M mm m m* mfmmm mmf m ma 1 -am mrnm Him mm** am fk i* ,sa v m **• # %todMt %«•»# « 0* m •* XN m •-Mdtob »ds4 mm*m •mm mm 0m*i • * mrnmfm m mmm m I A * I « •s.| */- 11 Mm ■4 «to* rw. to* tbe Tf spelt a* b a * I ado* try to kor«»pa • as to tongs e-1 by »«« •ad eal eg from all « tbe saarHly of *«gsr aod alarming that Na savants nf bis ratid'a to f*** two I aaw Wto* Fra ••• mham mm %JI • '••wtmmtmm b| •am t**r*m* an grant M>|r«i«i rmUrtl lb# «f«»uiM| hitu Ahti *• J Tm9\* m| t TV the dmawm r*»« »^b hw tbs al lb si MI si -■Wa: i cominsti'tosl them to make sugar. And a* a result of thrlr experiments a large portion of that nrces*arr article con sumed on lha c-uilluf nl is made from borne grow n b<*ete. In the Western part of the I’niletl States the culture of heets and man ufacture of sugar from them have pos ed the stage of experiment and become a fixed industry. The product of the few states in which it was manufac tured last year is estimated at 40,QUO tons, an Increase of 10,000 tons over the yield of the year before. That swift grftwth is proof of 'ts profitableness. As the estimated cpngnmptlftn of sugar In the United State* is 2,000,000 tons, and that i* controlled by a trust, it is very plain that heet sugar will not soon become a drug on the market. The Department of Agriculture at Washington I* dlstriouting through the Experiment Stations seed of the beat variety. In our local column no tice is given that they can he obtained from Probate Judge Weeks'. We are very-xurc that they will be giveti a painstaking trial In Barnwell.' Tha pr»»gre*»ivene*« and anterprlwof her far Tier* guarantee lhat. Very much , may depend np»w this te*t sad fmwi It ■ anther auwdard M*|»lr rrrp aw; bg ; MtoWtahed Tha fact that «aeb an- peKay ay fag* Bata tor a mw^n fmaa •••4 mafmmrn In ib*4 %mmi Ub* It riril hm mmrnt ftmaatowBeNt* VttotoMfhM »Aw |w I -J Ag*S|Wdto*T • to dbWMM^ ■to B»to«to a i.* • t s«w | -m m *«f |«Mr hdMTgl pnavvaal ltN*<*|*a ap|nar w he all wa tbe side **f iba •awpe-kahto Talk,” I hut tirvar* la ■ pluck f (Into eewntry • ml her army af ftli im men may ad- j mlnlaler a awl her drubbing t*t (be "•h k I man »f F.utstpa.’' And all the Kaaf | • sll*f acS.»r a general exit a* i ■ red ta laetp I h- • * • ■Ktod to »- .1 'til Wf. M. t* \MVIN. >1 the *< the ear or niK iionhe. (Temann t'idlege, M. t April l'> — A . — , , ut ll.»rr«*al *a*iity cha^ga lha map j t., any one wi*hing io buy a hor«e, can may tmemie bivulTe.1, and a C<^ra> anniharal patnu.eartalnly of h. Mir a in hie tor r* — 1 of Euro|ie. The llnlled Rtale* has only a •cull- [ menial Inl-iesl In lha ••onllicl and will coi.tlnue to waata her TymiHUbfea on Cuba. In the sixteenth centurv tho average length of a doctor's life was thirty-six years and live months, in the seven teenth century U was for*y-five years and eight months. In the eighteenth century fortv-nlnc years and eight months and in Ibe nineteenth century fifty-eight years and seven month*. It thus appears, says the Chicago Chron icle, that doctors were three hundred years in learn.ng not to take their own medicine.—News and Courier. depend < 0^09 ■ There are loL candidates only for the gold watch offered bv the Newberry Otoener to the moet-popular young lady la that County. . • mm • Mr. 9. W. Vance, af Laarrwa, tto mo tv etortod itoato Dittof ComwiU- a'wwaf, bmA fbarga af l» t mry «w M—day Cwl. (iw*to*, bia y»1 daawaaa. to eagieml to petraaa Ma. The HHnois wheat crop ha« iteen ruined by the rains. Last fall 1,7404X10 acres were sow n. Of that two thirds has been winter killed or destroyed by the floods and tha condition of the re maining third i* so poor that only oimj I wu r*Hy l,M ’ " <>l M tltittl of an average crop can he expect- •wn' ""'f/* ed. That will lie about enough for the g*. like a w 11 seed anil for the flr«t time In the his- bf" »P* * ... torr*ot the State the people will ||*ve ,0 riin Tv 'b**n the driver may least to depend on other Slates R* flour. ’ l '* r * “» »»‘*ergo active exercise. Fi- to obtained by studying rheear. Fir»t. tho ear should In* in pmpors linn to the general dimensions of the body. Still it is worth while to re member lhat the small ear to found In the courageous anil energetic as in the blooded animal. It also diminishes the size of the lo ad and causes the eyes to ahine blighter. Tire Ancestry of the horse is imme diately revealed by the thickness of the hair and ear. When the ear shows an abundant supply of long coarse hair we citp rest assured that it is poorly bred; litis fact is so *vell known to dealers that they invaiiahly clip or shingle such hairs, thus giving the horse a bel ter sale That this practice predis pose* (lie animal to ear troutdes, 1 have frequently seen. Kars situated too highly or too dose together are often met w ith fn the timid and !n the balky horse. The play of the ear should be well developed; at the same time be- ware^iif the horse which, both ut woik •.table, has its ears on indmill. Much animals are apt to be deaf blind, timid and nally do not approach the horse which carriea its ear* backward a* he i* lia ble to bile or kick Any round acara, especially vdten around the baaa of the ear, creatoauapiclon, ihyy usually fol low Ibe rvpasted applbslo-ri of tfca Iwttob. •j*ed to rmmm tb« animal to •4aad>wtostT wbito tto batama U pat 'ib. dial* IHs- m^r .to < T*J 11 . _ *V^ bMi • blto tfvaliag kim 1m* I. A «9»aa. V A To Road Ovtrsffrs. The following reanlnthm »•• passed bf 'be t'ounty Ihmrd at tbalf meeting 1 it April: K* *ol vet]. That any road nveraeer al lowing plowing In the public r>*ad •hall forfeit his pay ** nver««*er, unless the party is proeet-tiu-d hv hint. N.ti. W. W aiker. Clerk. Silmmons to Absent Defendants. i Cot’HT or Com mon F1.KA8. Statk ok Sot:Tit Cakolina, j BARNWELL COIN IT. . COPY SUMMON > FOR RELIEF. >r. E. Kitvis, J II. Odom and E. A. Orimball, Ulaintilfs, ' • against Ann I,', Hagood, Maggie Ilagood, Georgia K. Hugood, Gertrude Bellin ger,Julia Bellinger. ShihIi M Oak- man, Anna Burokmeyer, W. A. Ha good, W. 11. Oakman. Ann* E. Free, Mattie L. Still, R. R. Oakman, E. II. Oakman, Clarence Oakman, II. H. Oakman, May Belle Oakman, a mi nor, hadie Robinson and Fannie Robinson, minors. Defendants. To tbe delendant* above named : . You are hereliy •umthoned and re quired to answer the complalht in thi* action which I* tiled In the ufllce of the Clark of said Court and to •erxe a copy of your answer tu the said complaint on tb« *utocritor at hia office si Barn well C. II. Rowth t arwllna. within twewty Anya niter tha wraian wf tha Any *1 M y«w faM*te awawn ih««*M»p'i a itto* tto tsaw* >f raaalA* Ihp pi*»atlff • dtaetoy to (he t aart fat tto raimf AamwmAaA k Ttowa are. ttoiefeaa. la Hm aaA ad Ibawlsh all aaA singalar, tha klwArwd and rwAltar* af tha eaM Aewaa«ad. to to and appear tot> r« mt at a twwft af TmlMta far tha said iwwwty. to to hald- an at Barnwell C. II. nn ttotur Jay, tha 21th nay of April lt««7. al II o'clock a. m.,to show cs isc, 1/ any. why ha said sdinlnlatrallon Biiould not to g’snted. Given under mr hand and tha seal of tli" < ourl this I4lh d iy of April A. D. IH97, and In the one hundred aod twenty flrst year of American Indepen dence. T. 8. W-EEKd. I'rubute Judge. Published In Tit* Bau.nwxll Pxo- i*lk A|>ril l^•lh, IHhT. ." 1 ~ Sccn'l «'f MU’. - -- In Kvi ry Ifi ptitnldo lltuilnoto. I warn lhat ptolw fdaitae^ — LEROY MOLAIR ARE OTHER Jftrt cli j?ri If catarad Mlk ref- lUlisi 4 KIlKtitS is “Hr Stmt VMr art to turtoi <H tto “Ini U9 b Ito KjflMri 14)' Ito liaMn tu ts tto iintotui itouto h ,4 1,1:1 tT#«(:d MASTERS SALE. Tit* Statk or Sm-Tn Carolina. 1 Barnwki.l County^ J M. J. LattU. Plaintiff, s uguinst James M. Bratrtiarrr et, al., Defendant UMDKR nXOREB VtTR KiniKCLOSfHK. BV VIRTUE of a decfetitf order to me directed lit the above entitled cause I w ill m*I| at Barnwell, in front of the. Court House, on Monday the 3d day of May 181)7, it being salesdav in said mouth, within the legal hour* of •ale, the following described real es tate. All that piece, parcel, tract or lot of land, *'1 tale, Iv ing and being In the State an<r* 'ouoty *f<>ie*aid. In Ayr* more toanshlp and la tto town of Wtrataorw no the Anwih Hoard Rail road. bounded a* foltow : On twa Nofih hy 1 luitow wtrart. on tha East hy A 11*1. mm *to SeaHh to Main Wtrvet, mm tto N rst by tto Ovaagehwrg hea l sad eamprlmi l*ds Rua. 1,2,2 I and raw • stw* **ww were and awawnmaMy kwwwa aa tto Fwtb I w« Teams C s»b — IV*r< ka*y> to par far top*** a novABit PArritodtT. ■a>tov IEII0IS al CIEMTOIS. 9L.nt Off • >- gmmwmm **armtm mffmfamg ffm fbaarnfm nf IttsNtol^p ft aamn/nfl,,. nfm a* m me »’ oaff top gmmmmmf *4to» ^to 4toff * ♦ #4 toptotototo ««■■# mff mmmmrnmm nmfMfmmmf top §toto immf mammfm * *m •* mm/fm pmf ■ ffpto«p« to* totof ♦ +an0Mmak Dl f AH>I II 9 0^0 0 ton ff lixti Sdiirntt and t ..urteo i* ACien"-"' ,.um«..k*#f Right Priced t bla IfflftJ V *•»»# ■ we^ aeo- In Evrry Line and Depart™™. * GENERAL MERCHANDISE all the advantage* and “ >P r ' ” tl } f u irn of cheapness equally Important extent, variety and excellence, «uu iu y in these trying ( . ftt ..i oe ue the atirsctlon* fn sforA he begd to call pre«. on, .r'gi;:ro'r “ “•« lie - CLOTHll^Gf . afvle.t itml most perfect, tallof ms, in Clxy ci.tiii.gt a. Y OK BO Y •'j A. particular, every suit from the cheapest :o GENTS* FlJRI^lsMIl'iG COOPS* l ' , ‘h 8 r| r , , n..r-" tl—Hl^ll.n —T-- 1 -.- lh- h-.t outpnt.; »tn,>r- For Gentlemen—Helmer*. Heftmann A f o’a. Hand Made Shoe*. Ox BlxxAr. fhrt^t Ud{tor-^St c bw*« and allppera. complete line of Oxford-, fhlldreu'. ihoe. I» *B grade-, from the etoaptot tu tbe hlglmat. Hats, Atplw««, ttrrwvrv. Fetto. In brW,*f every description «*-rtol In Firm Ctoan I lint 0 tor as. CREATURE COMFORTS, t m* ptoto-larks to ito t totom wtap* IMWwtto , u.taatft •• torn! ami to*wg «se.ilw-all» rrydabU n» tto towltb awdtofp-n—* •* •** “f am Ur* ns NEEPEP NOW. sad Tabla ewnbting me tm If # « * # ..to .•.*»*« Ifnn^AsA toA to few*, a to €*'-»• torts—•i-ak^ k-mrte ami tM a mg nmfmm to* a*** mm am • *4 toaw^aff •O * 'W M»f as* ami • ama* sff and ynwr LCitOY MOLAllTS* % a im w miif wm. $8R, $20. S»A, SAG. Get A Catalog. frtifKfiit fwetem m mm 40 0*0 mm 0000 mmm am I am # IlGIUI KCTCU lam mtwno to run too TTi.J\.DIC YOUR OLD WHEEL liinclt liwiiriii'i t 9 Met ft FaAiI t * am m"* fna 0 Itoce ci Fail Scnksett 0 ■ a % s« a %i *d 0n*m0* gpam0 Omf 0mm m tarn mmmf gMimammmm iMk f % M 4W%to A 99000 00 ftoto :m mm %mrnm9 Om mm % fmm nf Utot my0aafma*matamai0fm af 00mm f00Mfm ff^- b.s g* ew«* SbeamsaA ami wad toe aanan |itoMMMiMRM4 i v« 41 0 W t a%l 4allV %%. 4 « * 1 amaf. .\t(Kt ff Fill! SrttkMil. K-f k 11 t»F J U. 1K«m|»V. X«4trw la torehv gt*ea that the ww- I Arr«lg**ed will die kt* kwat a e-**al I nith r I*. Weeks, E*q . Jadge **f Pf**• Kale, on Mon.lsr the M—h dav i*f May j Is 17. as Admlalsirstt*f nf the Estate of J. II. Moody, Jieewased, and ask fur j Imttors Dismtsaory. J. A MOODY, April, 8ih Ivj7. Adniluistrator. Notice of Final SeUlemcBl. ESTATE OF L. L GREEN. v Notice I* hereby given that the un dersigned will tile his tii.al account with T. ». Week-, K*q .Judge of 4’ro- hate, o Saturday the 24th « ay of April 1S''7 at 10o'clock in the forenoon, as AdminUtrator of L. L. Green deceased, and u*k for Letters Dismissory. . C. L. HIKRS. March 23d, 1807- Administrator. rr lie -OF- ParqWell CoUi)Fy. Wc are prepared to offer to tbe plant* rx of Barnwell Uoimty TWO THOUSAND TONS T-or— SUodard aod llifli Grade Fertilizers. VTa will p«X apapwrtol wdxtarw* af (am Sto lul. KX to UM D*. J. H. E.MILHOUS Surcson Dcntist, , BLACK Vtt.I.E. - . "sT . p. c j a if) Im* tot tbto fi44w ft4i wmama 009 Aftonf ftoitotel ••to) ird4>, 2w|j> |*<f . |»D. t m ill Ito tti 4Mto II**Wwr **0L « in lUmc ^ % D9r x 9 ■ I an frli a) A ton) PtoltttoUf. 4lbd| toll) makr glw I iMiltolltort tB )•» I |Mil to ixf • *^|| Dfkji t»| i>ttf J r*Hint | lk»to fin c«f xtoll si Uto# fwaAMMOA i AfM • fttl! ifrtolllditr *»f Pliiltoxlrl, l.u D* Btft! I Colkw ; k*Vr had *• it l.tren jr*r» •« llir pra< teal rijirratii'r and can pb-sm ) ou In •pialltA | tf work and pnn-s aUK jr 1 l " When you want your Steno graphic work neatlT and cor- roctly done, call to see or send for Alex, S. Weems, Stenographer and Typewrit er, with Patterson & Hoi \ man, Attorneys. Ut Law, Barnwell, S.‘ C. Terms moderate, 3in T. B. ELLIS. Jr., Surveyor and Civil Engineei Special attention given to the compu tation of water-powers, leveling ant* drainage. A postal card addressed to me xt Mtr tin, 8. C., will receive prompt alien* •on. oeti-Mb.ly M Tianr Patents DOMESTIC # Q Stiilf Xahus. to wbrtwmagxv n# r* j W *• v ••• ) * * n * wwws - Imwsa ^vk*md Mash’ww ' (ffl Wrwmg Martkkto A ■kto*toto#it 4 «nto 009/90. — •» asrwwd f •> aaf* my ttos wBi bamwdW ekp A% fc% I K, BL AX K % ILL. ffLC. NEW GKOtKKY ■ T II Kll — — twa r*»*w«isr*ab XI * * i a n Jt'wy Bn* kxifsb m iiu oa* *r t'sag a W att Satie iati Mm a or STATI.K AM) FANCY U HOC ERIKS, HARDWARE, Ac. Would Im p’eased to. have vourall and examine hi- st.wk before Siivlng. He will use his best exertion* to please. Honesty | Fair Dealing WILL BE HIS MOTTO! R. N. WILSON, At L. A. THOMSON'S Old Stand. SALE STABLES. —FOURTH SEASON- FIRST CLASS HORSES, ) FIRST CLASS MAREJ, ^ FIRST CLASS MULES. Any and everybody needing flrut class stock for pure pleasure.or wimple workday purpose* will And exactly ' what I* desired at my sale stables in Barnwell. I select my flock in per*bn In the best market* In the West, know exactly • hat I get and glv«w my customer* the best of all hargalna. Call and ara Brow •'• BeautW* Kafoia buying. Agooi for pfedatont Wavawn, hath ••• ‘~^ »•• horaa, lh* toa l evey i C. BroiM S kin til Bxxk Slut. Ttoaaffp