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A <• m #% ^ I am ^ t fVii ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ f 1 )fc % TTC BP.n^T., P607 ' «• . - K;vnr aAmif !► 4 1 **»*». r»4 Xmmmm .. %.. %\M (»«Ti**.,.. •*.•• Till IIM)AT. Al illl. >, »<■?■ • Tt»* n*i|ri*HUrrw«iiwniik>«lH>ti<.( w\— LoOiir N«. IT A, 1 . M. . jCj/r will t^hiMmihr.im v»««»r.H l. m ' Tr \ J>lr If* M*rn**rll apoufttli •toy «»l Mi*y IMI7, tU» Mnut ImJiiji lb« tu<l Ami nr>Uy Is «i*U inuiuh, st “Ul^b twolvo." tfy orUerof W.’. M. 1 . E. C. K u*ias. S«cr«t»rf. I'ENSIONEUS. . K«d OhU 'towndhlp I’enslon* BonrU will met*t at Snetlliigt on Saturday, May lat at 11a. 111. K. II. Harley, " : For Board. Board of Penaton* for Allendale Townahlp request all applicants to meet with them at Allendale on the first day of May at 10 o’clock a. m. Kichard Best, Chairman. The Pension Board for Buford’s Bridge Township will please meet on Saturday, May 1st 1SU7, at 3 Q’clock p. ui. at Olar, for the transaction of such business as mav require attention. K,C. Kirkland Sr., Chairman. County Examining Board of Pen* elona will meet at Barnwell Court ll<>u«e on saleday iu May at in o’clock a, in. Joaeph E'win, Chaii man, V.W. Mat*net, net re la ry. Pw* •l»ii hoard of C. real 1 yp ( T"Off.liip wMl Meet • I Ca*es aUlMM 03 3Aib I«mi ai S p. oi « ts*OA.^i _ I Wr !»• to • farfk-*-# \ "* w 1 ttyrr r ‘ #H*ud*s*Aooe of ihn hM Is.aoreea Ml thf INotor t «M>r» olM ho • owoalOf of • 0*0# J«4io«mo lUgond t*. t’. V, a* I o'l tw-h, natwrday oMetoono, May Ui AH »et* eian 1 ar* rtquvwiod to aiuiwl Tho roawlu of lh« April •lamina- Thn Ban, well nod htoahrllto 9—*rm- llnua • f appllcanu for teachers rertlll* ‘h n of tho telejpiouw lln# ■•• ••••» rate* ha*e m>t been made pnhlto yet. j *'unplated 10 law* by Mr. e. ■ uillwM The questlona wrer# prepared 'hr the ! *»f «ha h»U«r place. s—A. Hiate Board of Education and ara the lalar Bros. ar« at ten din* cun rt at -hardest to answer’’ yet used. The j Welterboro this wi>ek ou linj ortaiil State Board seems to be of theoplninn cases A< B T>i>—W » 1 » |)to4to»«m Jto. rtsihaia ioAgo M. M Urwhsaa. CnoMy Supers low- J. H hear>o. Coroner- w . K. fe#Mln<er. that In thesw times of universal eilue:*- ■hsrs m wm>U- as pupils should miike progress, and the County Board U uvercly an administrative one so far a« examinations are concerned. Springfield, 8. C., April 231 1807. Editor Barnwell Pkople. huktiig It more habitable for his pro fession. Kev. A. Bulst and L. It. Fretewttend- ed as delegates from this Isutge the Grand IsmIru of Knights of Honor ‘w hich met in Cnliinihla last week. Mr -Will-you please announce In your aulskaju reefhutcd Graud Chaplain ot. next Issue that the Springfield Graded .School w<ll hold a pic nic at the River Bridge on the Blackville Road, Friday May the 7'h. Refreshments, fried fish, boats and fishing tackle will he on hand, and the proceeds devoted to the purchaao of a school librnry. Yours very truly, * J. Frank Fooshe.- ' MORMON MISSIONARIES. Elders Cottam and - Chamberlain preached In the Court House on Thursday and Friday evenings to small congregations attracted hy cu- rhwity. The Elders expressed them selves much gratified at the courteous ireatincut rev«ived in this county, which they cMsidvr the best they have y«l visited in this State. In departing they did nut shake the dust nff their br. R A. Gvies i» repairing and im proving hisotlice on (J.ii k Street and (he order. Malame Rumor says' the most pop ular young man of ouf town i* to be come a benedict before the rising and setting of many mifresuns. Quite a number of our c.itixens will attend the Merry Maker# week in Au gusta. ' j Mr- J. I). Whittle returned to nis liomeiu North Hakota last week. Mr. John Wise was married hist week to Miss Mamie Ervin of JJennettsville, S. Bust wishes aud congratulations to you Mr. W i*e. The tow n tax books will he o|»cn from the 1st of May to the ISth for making town tax returns, at the Clerk of Couucil’s otlfce oo Clark otrwel. JLB.C. RED OAK SEWS. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Ccleliratnl for Its great Icarenlna strrtigth and healthfulnesa. Assures the (<>•■<1 acamHt alum and all forms of wdnHeration common to the cheap brands. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NE.V YORK. RIVERS’BRIDGE memorial ceremonies were observed at the Association's grounds on Friday the 23d inst- They were opened with prayer "by Rev. Mr. Wilson of the Lu liter.m church. Addresses w* re dfdivere*) by Tresi dent Cromer of New berry College and Rev. K. W. Peeples of Varnyille. Fine instrumental aud vocal music added Interest to the occasion. '1 be attendance was perhaps larger than it has ever been, numbering a» some supposed, as many as 3,0T)A, and thfi dinner was good and abundant. In the afternoon an addresa w»» dwllvemi hr C«»l. Frank Creweh specially to the feet as a tesMm«>nv against flarawcll. .. . . , — rrttraua of 'he audience. F.'itor Chamherlaln ha« gone u» Aiken. *‘ 4 '* • , " 1 1 ***** I 1 he several | hi wart of a high Elder OMlam to ( heater field. ..r.lerof nterttaud received ctae* alien fie far their labors In this The (deni* b«a hMM !• rtoe. I . (in - hair strut It will gela harttnaay 1 eeenty hare net been l»*sl*fni in m Mlm e.. S' S r n- -• I aalu.'hnt Itoe fellewing e.trect fnwn I T»* erven P.nra hondar whooi I. ^ u ^ m4 erder w.th Q . 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Pat, but l on ly employ married'men as janitors, and I must fd| the position today ft .’- “llolit the Job for me. nor. Oi’ll be back in (WO hours wid Mra. OTaHauan - . I know several widdera, aor." A woman can win a man’s love with otit trying, but she can’t keep it that way. Govern your thought when iloo* and tongue when in company Tbiitren Iona of nostage stamp* are said tA have been told in New York city laM year. Mail matter l* *ent between Parla and Hvrlin, a dislanew of TOO miles through pneumatic tube*. A hoeavtralwvr of B res hew ridge. Kr w ho has hern married throe Hoses, t the father M ehitdree, of whotA 77 aro elise Ills o|i*val aofi aud hta rot wife aro «sl the sous* a#*. 47 yuucw. Go to tho Ba raw*!! OM Mtfl foe t ut- too rood Msoi Brf IKM OX MAXKIStl. Too BM*Aa od the sheseh ■■■>»»• ■4 »oo I o»«s d oaeiee aro ••••*• **4 <ro4* esso sAsewsossefc of »Ae eetmtoals . Tha* »ro e> • voM Im uuMunAtosA. —Or - Carolina Midland R v. In Rffe< t 'I •'• r*e,Juwuhull is North^lWug 7b itouth iboiud ‘»T 11 if properly j tilizers con 7% actual 7B(b Meridian TiiOfi* 1 STATIONS. A NT J M *1 y * JR« ♦5.45 G.On I.v.*Selvern .Ar. 7.ift ft 8.5S (5.2f> * Wagcner. G.51 1 * j «.JI» .IVrry...:. ] ii.35 - ■* 1 “•* “ . Salleya.... (5 20 5 ' - 'i .Springfield .1 fi.txt 4 *■ ..Whaley*... .-t 5.48 3 ..Walker* i 5 40 - B _ Blackr } t.v- 5 JOj &.0e t Ar. 4 /) 4.3m Ashletgb i .WiMsioard 4 . .♦ Barnwell A ' Potash. A trial of this plan costs Jjut little and is sure to lead Id profitable culture. pcrimcsi mi tbs bsst taros is Iks Us U»M m » talk book ehkk ws foMsk ami wt« *j*Ay Bail Ires to aay tansrf m Amanta s>hs snfi wtfca tm fit GfcRMAN KALI WORKS. ^ 0} Ksssse St., Nse YaoL 1.00 7 CT'Arl in yu it) itv |.v{ raaDB Man. : FROG POND Chill & Fever Tonic, No Core No Par. af|n.l T 0000 90 VM Mm MMm *00 0000 9000 M M A 41 4 Pit 9 0t% 4( f % T 4 00 f 1 90f00 %00 % 00mm00 * mBkm m • 4 *«■* • * | 4 • | Bp • - • ■■ 000mm 90 %mm00* %9» * 4 I • ^ » »*» • SO 4 * % np* 4p« Bi.a—B sMMN* »4 4 m %% 90100 4 » V W 90 Nhs H«4I Mnail 9P" toft l * Mr J« im| ftfMh »(C»4 faatl *at|rr«aii He • ■ ■1 • • 9000 W% i00 9%00 W90000 m 19909 4 < lb %« ■MM •«! Nj b MNTVf * Altd MMMI 4 Wf IH. f# gill %90 Ilf. H4a* 4 The r.dltnr of Tub Pa*»ri.B la row- fines! Is* hi. he.I with fever an I the wen (or and Junior “itovila” aak the InAiil getter of Ita patrons for thinga tbev Dare undone, nr for doing w hat thev * hadn’t orter.” The Editor promises to Im back to the easy chair by Satur day. Tiir ProPLR has recived several va- netica of fine watermelon seed which It has given out. and hope* they will proveto.be “grot! reed sown in good ground.” and tliat the sowers will he good—very good to Thk Pkoplk. Ti e Graded School children march ed to the Biipliat church yard on Me morial Dav and decorated the soldiers graves with beautiful flowers as a t ken of their undying love for those who fought, bled and died for the lost cause. 'I’tte 7:40 a. m. and 0 o’clock p. m. trains on the Carolina Midland Rail road will not he taken otT. as stated in last week’s issue, but will bo run until May 3d on account of Merry Ma kers’ Week In Augusta, Ga. However the maiU have been takjn off of those trains. A South Georgia subscriber wrotl us on the 21st: “How. Is It,for Irish po tatoes, beans, strawbcnlcs and a spring cbickeu for dinner, also a oow 4tc? v — Well, we aro of thenplntmv that you rather over did the business w hen y»t# finished such a meal hy eating the cow Mill there’s wo aceosiatisig ror utalva, 4»puc4wlly la Wirt grass Georgia. The Clerk has rmeived I he Arte ef ■ the la*4 semssa ef the l^gtetataro fa* AMefihailaA h> Bkeaa ratHlsd M# rotted la aa afluav r»«—s4s> asstf lafifi wee*f t •*« h*s aae t A*** ) | I hasaaT h—sat a. hafi I ' g .« n *a *wa nafikai Uke i-s I aa* ghafi *fi 4f • See Is LSI ; f#l! l0099> 4“*H 1 j 99009 00 ft9*9 J. r. Morvf ’ try • Ini Mr*. B. D. Y a , • ha bet hero, left aa e r*(| Is - m|H gwil Brm>kei brow v Isi 1 aealay Dr. I cumyahieil hy Mrs Mr. M alter Hair w h lime eg-> in a radroeU brought suit for ilamage* rveenily re- I reived a cbec’: from the railroad an-i ihoritie* rortluOnE Mr. Hair U quite | w young miu. just of a*e, and a wui oi our worthy eitlsen Judge J. M. Hsir. The recital in the school dispel ls*t TuesdsvVvenlng liy M i-s Van* teacher of vocal music and elocution in the South Carolina Co-Educational Insti tute was largely attended and ws* en joyed by every one. Mrs. Bailey play ed one of 4ter beatHlful instrumental pieces. Miss Yass has a charming v'dmrtmd i* doing tine work with tho vocal ami elocution classes of our school. This is the first session that we have had a teachei to give her en tire time to vocal music ami elocution alone Miss Vass hsa a large class in each department, and it continues to Increase, Mrs. Bailey’s class in instru mental music has grown so large that Prof. Bailey and the trustee haiLto get another piano for the school. Mils makes three pianos that the instrumen tal music class keeps continually bmy. Every week we have the pleasure of re porting new student* although it Is on ly five week* before our *<‘11001 will close. Prof. Bailey inform* u* that another new ttudeiit came In yeater- day. ^ Mr. L ft. Mellechtmp, who has been keeping-book* for the ‘ Barnwell OH Mill h** enmpletrd hla work at ih*OII Mill for this sea%o* and returned in hla ham* In With*—#. Tttn K. nf P. had as sajnyaM* Un»* M*od«y evaniny at Itoeto rogwiar anaainn. Prof . B A. M u- ■*4 Am —esn ( degroA. ■ to^ 1 99090 A * h*AAp i t A *» ’ ) 0m00% ? • to MpBMBTiDtoMitoto 0999m%90 0Hf % todb I 090900 0094 9990 009990 099%9m 9099% tokDaJh 1 000 0 w 999 % III ] fro* t , Wf H % Dto^to# roh fA riled •4094M , | MMMiMtol HH Mr* (HA* ^ftoMBAi l#f ^ to 4 * v A li* 00l4t 09 a 0009 00 ef* 0% bweiBi 09% I4l»to Idtoi | toftotorf t %fi‘*ef Mjtof Dteto 1, ef Mr rHm H»A«h«| 1 k| latto i 00I9 09%90i* Up 990 Dkltrr | to •t her r» la llttoto j •|.. n*. Mr F. b* Mto11 toitoftoto—kto, mi- r tt*r Inmm tvr •) Vwp pilrber aa-i M r» I’ut • lew Unto •krr *e*r*»e; bem-v la •lie and Wily •mwbb. 10% Im in some Mr.T. M, IV II.in ghaut; Miser buper wck and w ho 1 ktillr, Mr J. Pa. Hm Ar DM \ Mi%%f li&Ji#. SALLY HIGIIALL SI0K1IC ' TOHA(’(’(). rt^fr j 9*9f0 I'Ibb 9 J 00 4| 4 wmT 44 to Witm • • • 1BMB4. VBItBKA ItoiD I* •*( DAV ee Bdhroe *p«aWbne V 1 T She I -*% «• am I* • c • W* •> site *n • wee fie pee an* Bee % We*VP-* l*s m m »*• •* V. VDOV BBOMBBLI. fitDOOL Mi*s \,av EMU; j d<*a< ii silver fork* and $5 (k) bill, M r. J. E. Peeples; Choc- dale *ei. Miss Bell Ksil«-x, Sliver carv- l*tg *et, Mr. K. C Kobriro; Silver ti-h fork and salad e|H>oii, Mr. I. I>. KUis; Silvtlr butter knife, Mr. aud Mrs. Jus- iali Miller; $ dozen Tea spoons, Mr. and Mrs. Willie John-ton; 4 dozen silver forks, Mr. A. J. Barton; Silver berry s|m>oii, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stubbs; Set •if silver tea spoons, Mrs. I<. V. Miller; Cake basket and DoyDy ring, Mrs. K 0. Wlllingliam; Setof silver forks. Mr. D. II. Ellis; silver pickle castor, Mr. J. K. Hoover; silver and glass scent bot tle, Miss Annie Hagood; Nut act, Mes srs Watkins CoitaeU Co., Silver tilting' pitcher, Mr. and Mre. R. II. Walker; Silver soup tureer, Mr. and Mrs. .1. L. Oswald; ♦1,00. Mi»ses Maud and Ma- hclle Peeples; Hand embroldcried table *4t. Miss Mattie Warren; Hand em- brolderied center piece, Mr. and Mrs E. K. Harper; Hand enihroidried tidy. Miss Ella luiwtou; Hand painted satin scarf, Mrs. 8. K. Uinnekcr;Satin bureau s*'arf. Mias May Ellis; Five o'clock tea *ef, MUs Merrie JBrown; Silver berry a|>oon, Mr. I^e Wilson; Silver sugtr •hell and cream ladle. Sir aud Mr*. W B. Oswald; Silver fru|t stand, Mr. and Mrs. ILL* Peeples; Silver manicure aat, 4 Mr. Aurol Erwin; Mlvrr and glass prrovrve dl*li, Mr. George McDormld; •vilvvr soup ladle, Mr. W V. Elite; Tal ly epano. M re W. A- JvhnetAB, Pair ailvvv day toy nnga Mr. aod Mr*. E. M Oswald tol ItorBopwso*# end Mr X. J. Mamd’a deto*ed Mi roosln^, aef*v» metro Mrov Peaiao, roeorod, vmv rogws epvtoAto*. M **«4vt4 C AafML anfinowfi Ob 1 he Matkst. Per "ato hv, I.FItoY Mol til, Itar%B»ll. fit' OBSERVE TUEUOl.lrESI KIT.K. At hreakfa*! Uwte on the looming of aheJDt ln*t., no tuaw In tbeCauniy • more comfortably ixed thtn Mr. J. H. birt. vs ho lives aeven mile* north of Baruwell in Ihi* tow ii«btp A nice dwelling Inlly lurnlrbed was hla; in hi* smoke house he had home made ha- con ami lard sufficient for family use for twj years, and in hi* sior€ room an abundance of all supplies needed for tile remainder of the year. At late dinner time they were all ashes and bis family consisting of himself, wife and four daughters; without a shelter for their heads, without clothing except what they w ore, without a piece of fur niture or lood to eat. Only the lady member* of tho family were at home w ben the fire wa* discovered, and it had made Mich headway and spread so rapidly that they could save nothing except a few quiKs, which were after ward* burned-in protecting his barn ’and stables, which were fortunately saved tnun thn general ruin by the timely arrival and hard work of Mr. Birt and his neighbor*; The tire start ed In the up|>er story, and when discov ered was bursting, through the roof, and D supposed to have been caused by a rat gnawing matches. In addition U* the losses above mentioned all hla tool*, and what money he had were burned, the eilvcr being melted and the green backs turned to aslira. lie bad no In- •eraivc*, and hit lose amonuta to fully t«B lb*m*and dollar* lb* ecruamla- itoB of year* nf labor and economy. 111*, aetgtoera ba.ro ham and nmllau* »acy kind to Mr. Birt and family, aid a* are ronroeiad la roaerw tbeir very viaeero and gromfed Ibonb* to Ibo gwnd ■*■*>» atf Didmasm. Klbw. BlasAsMto. Woroo*" *4sd (Me isqb h *r* Iro to*** am ‘ y a* SPECTACLES “ “-‘JT'* ““ FANCY <MM)UU, TO Yd, bTATloRERY. Ml’blt AL GOOD*. • • Rail Oood*. MIT* 23* t* lo ft «0 ro. h, BATS AcU to fl UUrocb, HAl.l.S tot* toff 50 *acb Fitahlng Tackle, LINE* Set* to I ecu each, DO lift IVu to 80c* a each, JAPANESE CAM MB, 14 fret lOct* to* 15ri* each, KIRBY’ HOOK* N<**. 1 to 20, lOcta |»er ]C0. . Call and examine my sto«‘k before piircbant'.ig, and/fcol sure I can please you. ^ r ' (f. I). C. Lange, <p Blackvillk, 8, C. 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