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M *»4 #• #*• t4*iia#vpp*4 CtHl Vfcp ^ •■ A** •Ml A0fMMM il» tlfc 4a» «<4 Jm- ■•#f MV |M tW ttovilafe •# k** iMt t+mmm* |ba ||m iMM^Nvaitm* UmI •• •|wk« W m ^»r|>t*«lnc U Ilk* • krttl^v ffc*l will Mt !••»• In k* rrnM«4. A* In lb* |irlw«rf rl«i*iJ«»ii Ut I* hrltl on (h« .lUt ln»l., I>»ia<tcr«ll« »ot«T» within lUinherK county luuiniUrlPi will not lie tMitillcd to vote In It M tl'cy «r« not now part of Itto KcInoc riUlc or* jkftuUittlou of llatimel.f county. TUolr flrWnary eletflfou of May 4th Hmonntwl to an net of .seocNHion nmf of •ettint; tip politicnl liouiekecpintf on their oWn ifocount. l>betor* dilTer. So tltf lawyers. It Is Ai/ued that as the Senate |ls the ]tnl|je rtf the elfcMon of it* meml/ers the elec tion held in May w ill he sufltclent and tatUfaCtory. I f not the Itafnhei ^ Sen- Hlonhip eoultl uniler precetlenU he Ull- c<) a« soon as the Itarnttell vacancy. The Bamberg Ooii.iiy otllcers are of right calm and ■er'ene for ths*y can rratl their title* clear. KOOI.KO THK PKOTl.K. The Itingley tariff has been a law for a (toion •lays. Amirfflbg tr Krpubll- • an prmo'w prtMpeilty oaa to mu |t%» a •an tMirai as mmm a* H-poMh-aa ilenaetoa • »• • pot la prodlm At* Ihooff* a» ttuW u«m ha* paa««4 a • raa *•**“ *• beo *W4lf |ha »»*»»W Oh* t6m <6 • pMvINvMMk ••• tih* •••#♦ mi % fcf •!§ tto MM #0*4 •PdNRINFt MNrfl 1^### iMtf 0$ %00 9009 W00M <!#•# ilMfl ••• %0m •mmm Mm I •kf iInvI hmm ifrlMi ilH« loir Im«I •I*m« | tlaw'a Ira* morning s* J heaeath thotr feat tka affMa grtoaiMoi soil that has boon ao pnallgal of plenty to all » b» have ao tight support fnmi the boaom of mother uatnre. And lheir hearts as brave m llmaa that Imat In viaaer to Ike call of dium and boglv, and as true and lender aa In the days when hands unused to loll drove wheel, and ahultle that the hoys ill gray might be dot lied against the rigors of winter on the Vir ginia hills. There were assembled snipe twenty»flvo veterans of the Sev enteenth, survivors who had Illustrated the Palmetto Sure on a hundred veil fought Helds, against odds without parallel, and who had manfully played their parts in the bloodiest drama of model n history, until the curtain was mug dow n In disaatcr and defeat and the lights of the oln time' civilization were darkened forever. To honor them had cum# brothers wb<> had serv ed on other eipial fields, and to pay tiieia reverem-e the chivalry and beau ty of tills on marchiiig generation were there. And as these veterans igray with tear* »nd worn with toil and rare, i<-ok.-d upon thoae who are taking their tdams In the service of the Slate they f ' It that the iwst had M* been In v*la,and that the future was i In hand* worthy *4 the heat trwdltksos of ihe nnnny .wwuth t ap*. Ifewrv M. I Inter mt ('wwipway I H. pro«lAril. Aliev appewpvlale peeier Ihflhwp w. K Aa^whaw t4 lU-hefg I Chi r v* Menses# e« I oSaeiSi.. the • # t -J mt iflH I Im «d A tteswawei |let«W>oWl e«e«*taee eow4o>«ed hf w T. I’pee. Ibsperv •# I'wwiiM** eh • rehewUwls — M*p»rte ml erheels with speetal reference in ms^e ef work — Xornsnl I#saww by Me*. W. M. linn- enn.-t^nvry "Wbalare the nemsaarv i)iiallllt atlona of a »#*• her." Ofienrd hy Krva. IV. K. Johnson, W. |l. Dun- can, rapt, firorge Bate* and olhera.— (Question Box. Kvenlng Session BslOo’clock p. in . Senium by Krv. IV. B. Iinncsn, w ith special reference to Sunday School Work and Christian Intluencc. Thuisday morning 10 o'clock a. m : Pevotional exercises conducted by W. F. Googe.—Keport of schools con tinued.-—Query, Do we need an inter denominational Sunday school conven tion, and If so what it Its mission ? —by Kevs. W. I,. Walt, W. E. Johnson, John G. Williams, Paul F Klstler, W. I). Bice, J. II. Wilson.—Essay, Kela-. lion of teacher to scholar, by Mrs. W. A. Walker, Afternoon Session, :< o'clock p. m.— Devotional exercises conducted by John K. Sr.elllog. - “Inleniperarce an 11ts effect* on the Sunday •clmtil and church," By Mr*. Dr. W. J. Young. Presentation nf Sunday School Ban ner by Nev'd Wm llayntwortb. Report nf HutiaUml Mss-reury.—Be- port of ‘fveaenref,—Ktnrttnn ml wM* — If Iseeftanewws Bnstnee*. Evening hesains. $ n*elsieb p. ss Vess ■M'vstwg with sheet nddeeeeew • w9 «v kbudarf mm4 >lfb NsthsPnntE b l-sVss I M »ilw a» f■ i mm*t hp« L t^haii tai mi imth 9mm \kffl mm l 0t lb* * 4 A e%* Bnann a* trhteh ehe h*n rhr •**—«. »s* nwh ■ -sg s». • . s^ #•-• and n fhhd tBnhhne. nhsm * hetaatan *h hswssw wan *■ s*r• • v->wh In* the sw- l*gw>,« hehnh* nf he* Iniesl anan. ah* t stl IsudaM b* MMaihsi . hnt sms has* V* bs r etpinsi gnla. whs died es eh* bad lived*with an nafalierlng tmst in Christ—•and I* now In lb* entoyment of tbs hspplnrss which God ha* In slota tor thow fol lowers of III* sun who are faithful unto death The very large attendance at the grave I* the clear evidence of the high est mm In which she was held hy all who knew her. It was a sincere trib ute of J respect, which Christian worth ever commands, and though she be dead, yet lifer good works follow her— her influence for good will never die. The bereaved husband, sons and daughters have our sympathies, and we comme.id them to Him above, who can afford ical comfort in limes of such sad bereavement. We pray', that the com forter he sent to tliia sad home darken ed hy the sliadp vs of death, anil sancti fy the death to their eternal welfare. Pastor. - * mm« GREAT WAS THE FALL! Columbia KegLter. After all tlie teaching* of our riatrs- men, both dead and living, after all the year* of naitlng and suffering from lb# inl<|iiliuus republican doctrine of protection. U It not the very Irony of fat* that there should now be a member of the C attest wtatre sew sle art it*! I ted In Wnutb l arnttna tea* h wg and luting for pr •trongs hm sewi I •#** Is I I I %m ’ 4 ihstt f It Is n-. |4 lAhaM mm%m%mt • f t—4m9wmmm | Ikf PMI Mw• Wvi B*m4 wt9m9t ( m mhrnmm I • <|MA |k >■. Mi M v %»mmt <9* *49 9m 0 «*» ill mmm m* ** 9 I W *4 f iff* * * m 9* #%( m- I «•»•# Tsa sifts emu mo rtvtR cult esj» * * r reft oa* In ill >ummrr 11 in ii v\*r In** forv oflrml in I Sitilli ( nrtiliiiii. VI’COST ANNUAL IEETING. | aii n iff swrosi TV.. m—i-i ... .h. s.o.vilt.K Ttm, Snii- un.t Cisib, l.^u-<>\lnnls xmi llrmlr. hohleis of the IMavkvlIU AUUltsMS | |||^||’^ J l|<lt‘f WCP1. ' P — • t Wnrchousc Company w III hw_ held «t SAMPLE PRICES! Hsliats* in <11 llssMr*. Blsekville on Thursday, Uttli day of August, A. P. Woodward,' President. TOWN REGISTRATION. .The Books for the. Registration of electors of the town of Harnwelt are now open and will remain so until Alie first Tuesdav in September, at the xrore of G. W. Patrick. (•eorge W. Patri. k, Sii|>ervisor Registration. Town f.f Barnwell. FURMAN LMVFKSri V. Grerxvili r.. S. C. Dr. C II. Jmlsoif. I hairman of I ultv. B*a*h*n o|M-ns September i CsMirves Iswdlng to all academic i grees. Pieparalorv deps-tment ihsrr# nf e* isri teweetl lev hers. K Thin (’tmts ;iL .dl cent's, -Nfujliofc Miiits ‘* l’I {Straw Hats IVoin !■> up, C (ictitleint'ii's l T ttilcr Suits ‘>U cents per Suit. O. lIoiucsjHin 1 y:ml wide at 3 1-2 cents per yard. ^VdSTID-- SMI III ( other ^.ooiS ‘‘too minK ron-. to mention*'' at like low prices. The -air wiP he po-itivt* as 1 need room lor new "oods arriving Rml niu-t have it. so lkt i:\ Kimiom rO.MK AM) lUX’OMB - Miinit-tts t'w mu I tl 10 < *• •ti (‘ofirt Ll t \ \N I llhTf ^ r V. L » » EM BE. TI.MEE >/k.'y3 l • l(>Ls\IR7i i - A i'll i i bi • 11, B. C I Itnli » * * ♦ |r % i M^NiSsprMMMt !• |v# fMw v|W|#SkM IlMIW V%A(|| is lh#m«e!v»s and are setitag to ns^b without wailing l.m h#>e Ibal mat nevar rwwm noil tha business wealhar l« unsetllrd to Justily crwwutng on loo nim-h tail. II. M M. *• *■ » b«l%9 • 9 • Mttmm % • ' A. tL T •fllE SI'AI K ALLIANCE. The Mate Allisnre held its annual meeting In Columbia last week. The session contiuu'.'d twoda>*. Delegate* from 21 counties were in atlemlance, lion. II. 11. Crum representing Barn- veil. The report of the manager of th* Al- liaucn Exchange, Mr. I>. P. Duncan, showed that its cash business the past \tar amounted to pi.t.iS’.U, 11, whieli was •lone at a cost of less than S tier eent- lor all current expeirses. During the year .'t,fi!l I letters were received and 1)!(5 orders for goods satisfactorily filled. j\s a result of its working the same ties i list the.tru«t demanded $1 ..‘to per Imiii- • lie for now sell at "<• ct*., delivered ill r'olnmhia, sailng to the farmers of the Mate the sum of stfff.txio. The- report «»f President Keltt teferred to the or- ^aurkatbiffi of tsalmla eounir Alllanee. showed aff’KTerea-ed call for ha'lures, •leaU st length w!tli ill# partl-an char acter »l the < oftr If Plant, the Mat# or- gau of ih# Alllanr#, .im|#r lb# manag#- •ml of Mr. W | t r#m • The (Vjs.n fb^WbiUhibg enmmttlc# waaatung m IImmb %•**! (mmi •• t«ir«i f% Irrnm n. Prof. Eiahef fa much gralt- •ml wnh Ih# anerw** nf hia work In . tbia see I low, ami lb# proaprrt* fur a ' larg# atu ndaiiew at th# -ip#ult.g lutir- loher. Ilia rail|rgo •■ro|Moe« to do * higher grad# of work than iii<»t Fr- [ male IlMlIltttlon* in (he .Soinli. the curriculum tming the equal of any male college hi the Stale, besides providing adequately for all the specialties which naturally attach to female education. Prof. K. B SeUlcr of Elizabeth Col lege, Charlotte, X. C., is visiting aiming other friends, his old school mate, Mr.G, IV. I. Lnadholt. There are not manv things in this life more pleasant than to recall the happy recol- lections of ‘Auld Lang-yne,” and to revive, with good old friends, the pleas- ^intexperiences ol one’s eoilege days. (Supnlenieiit to Jenny News.) II i-man v friends are watching w ith hircrest the railieai methods of treat ment w hie j u certain popular young phy-iciuu of litis section is introducing into his practice. One of his patie. ts, Mr. W. if. ,1. having lieeii tronbied with fever a day or two, after (he doc tor had ■ueeer.ted in relieving file fever b# dr, - 1drd to rrrmunierd ‘’change of •lr "I ft Hnou the fwlhiw mg night he i I IiIm m m+ 4 . a— >mI#4 l»t IlMf I«m % I li VMiMril c4 Mr. Job.. J. Mr,-heI ami Judge II. J -•with nf I wtingion, las., are slsluog Mavur J. P, Mr*u«rl ami l•tNl|y > Mr. j Mrotiel la whmfT of- Cnvligtou and ilr»l ewusln of Mayor Slrobrl. A. It.C. ♦ w«m m> B’ealhcr Bureau. Yoinntary ^•t•serv^m’ Mrteerologteal Bit- ord, Mouth of July IMir. .station niarkville. T’MI’Ii ATl UK Precipi tation. SUM M ‘RY 5 i in In- “* Max Min Men: dies. l + t 1 I 100 7S Ml M’m leiii.-s: s. ■ 1 Hdi 7S 00 M’x Tern.-102. ft 101 1 71 SS Date—2, 1 !W !' 74 Sti Oil M’in Tcm.-olbn 5 *• j 7d S4 Date— In. ti o •; 7.t ^y Potal preeip-in- 7 !>2 70 Mi ;j.7d H < HI ti!) J- I'ntal snow fall- U 02 | Ii7 NO 0 tIO inches— in !H fit) so o oj Xu Imv* clear— M ’ Kft 71 NO 0 27 II. Ii •7 ■ 71 73 it t*2 Partlr cloud) — IJ •*• ft all o H 2U II *8| tl* $9 J i loud) —0 Ik «l m • 4 j Dwlcw of Krwt- |W 41 4# 1 44^4 ■-# 1^ 4mlw4Mff4 of th# aoiith but la bog to do ... ih-- have •braked into •-•tr lino au<| |l•v••|- w inked a trtlsu tl *• ■ f M.ei; Icit if f'le voter* of Mititli t aio'ina ale .'<•<•)■ •( bv stteh chaff, they w ill lie acting with a- ntiitfli wi»«l nn and liuieatil'y astlie AI- ricaii* vv ho sell their offvpring lor gins* beads or red calico. We had hoped that the coining sena torial elect ion would be a mere choice of men, hut MeLaurin’s rhangt- of I rout lias carried it far beyond such narrow confines; it is fiuught with greater danger than any election since Tti Factional lines should he forgotten in one supreme cfl'or. to blot out, once for all time, thD abominable lepiihlicau heresy. Once allow our eongrossni.’ii 3 1 senators to dicker and iradc with ageins of imutopo’y for place and honor, ami all hope of the-masses esca ping the burdens of taxation nod op pression w ill he gone. Muv The Great Ruler who holds the destinies of nations in ilia ho'lovv of hi* hand* deliver u* from siteli a •a- UiMily. IV. C. Mnllli. Wdlt.ton. S. I*. Application for rales and tlekei- slioiild be ui.iib* to llii‘ - I'oe -•viral da\» in advance, in ord* r that through tickets and clue!,* can he soppij,d W in. -I. I 'rtiig. General passenger agent. IViiilh op College Scholarships end Lntranee Examination,. The examination for the aw ini of vacant Scliolnishipsiiv WiuU.n.p Col lege mid for the admission of new s; u- dents will lie held at ill County Coirt House on Aug. l.'llIi rt D a. m Applicants niusi rod la> le-s than fir- teen years of age. When scholarships are vacated after Alii:. Ill'll they will h*» aw arded to those making die high est average at fhl • examination. '1 ho cost of aitferulancn iHcliidSng bo ird. fnrnivlird r»»> ni, lieaf, light and I in H-i # am # vS? 4 ^ a ^|\ w, f i I ! .# #S tA ' Jr \ » €yi# » a . f luwrtfftffMi • a .Muji « W. M. GARVIN, Manager, Elackville, S. C. New I Ionic