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Barnwell Peoole. M3. W. HOLMES, Editor l Prsp'r. B4RUEHT COUNTY CIRCULATION. THURSDAY, AtUVSl’ 17, 181HK KING COTTON? ltiiglncs» men tliroui;limit the South Hiul SouthWQHt, are w ateliing the ( eoUoii llehls clo»ely than for years past The world Is iisin# more cotton now than ever before, and with the cver- nbundante of money everywhere ex cept in the South the demand is likely to hold ffood. The cotton crop in the richest gi>e- tlous of the old Kind’s dominions is flow in it* most critical stage ami the weather for the next few w eeks w ill de cide its ai/.e. Up to the 1st inst. gener al conditions were as good as could Dave been expected, but bad news has hfcen coming in of late. Too much rain Was made a large and lightly fruited w eed on the rich Western lands, and if. is said that the famous Red River coun try will not make more than two thirds of an average yield. I'uttiiig together all unfavorable reports there seems to- be a good probability of getting better prices than have been realized for sev eral years. The Government crop report for Au gust, issued on the lti;h inst , put* tlte condition of cotton a' M points tint ol a possible 109. That is the lowesr. A ugtist average for ten years past. South Car olina is foot in the cotton class with a j*«r cenCtigc of 78. On Thursday the Natchez, Miss.,. Cotton and Merchants Exchange, adopted a so'les of resolutions endors ing plans for the farmers to y jet end tin- time of marketing the cotton crop and to secure better prices for the produc tion 'Jim resolution* pledged the united suppor* of the local banks, merchant* and planters. * Henry M Neill, the New Orleans ex* IM-rt, whose word Is law and gospel to European*, is out with a forecast that this year's cotton crop will be the larg est ever made, and that it may reach flic cnormon* total of twelve million bale*. His estimate* us to the th r ee Ja*t crops were unpleasantly near the truth, but wc think he's luDaed badly this lime. A commercial agent of The United Elates Government in Asia has rec« fit ly furnished a report to the State de partment that in a few years the Amer ican cotton grower will lind a very for midable coio|M’!ilor io E.«io|n an mar kets in Kiis*Wn-grow ir -otton. X^hiuh oflicial of tlie Agricultural iiepartmcnt coiillmi* the predh-llwu and warns the Southern planters P> greatly diversity their crops. The cotton picking macldnc is com ing. Sooner or later Imiiiuii ingenuity will solve the problem. That will be a dark day for the dti»ky gatherer* of the white staple. Ten now pickers Iiave been inauufactiired at rirtshurg. I'eiiusyIvauia. for trial In (lie Southern cotUm lields the com Hi g. Kail. Align* Campbell j* ibc inventor. Hi* name indicates tliat he is a canny Scotch man. >i-.——1.1 Vs» IMilWIS MlMI ■ * T TROUBLE IN THE CAMP, black Diamond news la not brlgh*. i laair i ■ —I i— WINt H HOP NO RM AI. COLLEGE. Last year 47H students were enrolled The pflloera, director* and atockhoidera at this model institution. Thla year of tlie eoinpaiiy met, at 1 >over, Ky , oh j there have been fl 0 apidleatioua, and •luly 27lli to liiiliT llte regular auiinal 100 of lho«e will be turned off for lack election of olllecr* and director a. Af- of room For tlic. fat vacant scholar- t r an exciting confererc • It wa« tioal'y ships' girla applied President ilatni nilned to postpone the election tin- Johnson hopes to not ifyc,the w inners of til November'JOth. As well as can he llui scholarsliips at an earlxWdate. gathered from meagre new spape^-ae counts Ct*L Ilooue, the promoter of tho scheme, and cillnir’oHlelals a-e at log- gerheads about tho franchises. They will probably go to fliw and tfie Black Diamond to slccii /or another genera tion. A GOOD MOVE. () (t. Murjjnholf, one of the largest bakers in Charleston, Las (lie kind x>t faith that We like to see. He ha* ad vertised for ►Hiiifdc* of South Carolina i-Mitde Hour, mid w heu_.be finds the best id the home product he wH1 use it to the exc uilon of flour from the West. He uses a greaL deal <d (lour mid Ids example will at once cstnhlish a mar ket for the home product. 11 lias been the case in time, oast that lionie pnal- ucts h.iyq had a hard time to establish them*elves against tho com-potUion of foreign prodocla, and in that hn* been found the greatest oti stay IP, to the de velopment of home ciiterpriao. We, are learning bettetuuw. When we have a faith that is not dead in our own peo ple and their works the harrier to de- vclopWnt will he removed and il|e gate that leads to prosperity w'ill ,l.e opened to us.—Floretue Daily Time-. PEA NUT DOCTORS. Frank Leslie's Weekly states upon authority of p good physician that a pint of pea nut* (svten alter drinking a i|uart. of chaiMpa&tie vvijl neutraiize.tlie iutuxicaling e|l't-ct* of hevenyje w ithput destroying the good fcoiiii”* produced by. the sparkling drink. The oil in tlie pea Hill does the business uml will hayc a pro rata ellect as an anti dote to whiskey drunkenness. How- far it will overcome the liery grades of coni I* not yet determined, but no doubt the remedy w III bo Well tested, now that cotton money and pindor gather ing arc near at hand. If a pint will cure surely H should pr.-vi-nt ihc thii^i that cause* elbow crooking add jagged feeling. In itiia eonneetlon it maybe meution- ed that actual test has proven that a few doses of ea .tor oil will cure a New Jersey girl of tie badbabit of osirsing The Spartanburg Mill* manufacture live limes as much .cotton as the county/ make*. f j- The plague that ha* been *o de- strniiiveof lifo fn India is marching sleidily West, and seems to have taken linn hold in Alexandria, Egypt. This year’s South Carolina tobaeqo crop will amount to fifteen to twenty million pound*. The price up to date has rangctLfxom 4 to 2U cents a pound LIlow to Treat a -WIfe’ 1 ’ Is the title of a magaidne article occupying three pages. One little paragraph does the ■robject justice; treat her as you did be fore marriage. *> The fool hoy and unloaded pistol cuiitinue to get in their work. Oil Sat unlay MissClardy^ a handsome.young Ihckruix womatTr whs accidentally shot ajiil killed by her brother, The wheat growers’ convention that met at Greenwood on -Tuesday was the largest gathering of real farmers that ha* been held in recent years. 'J’ho upper counties were largely represent- vd. ^ The doctors say that rnnsqiiitoos ear- WOlRjE III A N* WAR. An esteemed subscriber tells us that his wheat crop yielded •• bushel* to Hk- Here this year, and that did not pay. He admitted, however, that the health «>f hi* famil y hud been great I v helped by the use of whole wheat Ihtur. To encourage him to keep hi* hand on the wheat plow and never turn hack we take, the following' from a Columbia letter to the 1‘biiadclphia Times: A* an ex|>ei imciit a farm that produced fifteen bushel* of wheat to the acre four years ago was made to yield sixty hn*h- «-|s this year. No fertilizers were used, but after the wheat was harvested each year cow pea* were sown and the vines ploughed in. Ii is likely that this fall the w heat acreage of last year w ill he doubled. I'RACTD E AND I’KKAUII ING. President Ilartzog has been mildly censured by a number of country new.* papers for having had (lie catalogue ol Clemson College printed in Atlanta. Instead of by some,.South Carolina es tablishment. and one brother has re marked that the invitations to recant commencement of Wintbmp College bore the imprint of ai Philadelphia bouse. The above arc the first and only com plaint* made of the distinguished edu cators in charge of two of the most use ful and honored institutions of the Elate, and parents of thyir pupils and the people generally have sufliciewt confidence in them to believe without any assurance on their part that they -did right in that matter of printing as lliey Iiave done in all other particulars Of admlnistratiofu___ But we rticntion thiij little affair just to express the hope that our hew spa pel- brethren are not straining at gnats and swallowing eainels. To be consistent they should do as they would have oth- «r» do, and confine their bn si ness trans actions within State limits. If these erities give preference to country meal and grist, bacon and syrup, tlftur and cotton good* they are justified in. east ing stones, but if they do not they tthould hold their peace until they learn to practice what they preach. SCHOOL FUNDS. Attorney General Beijinger hohla that school trustees alono have charge of tho distribution and'division of •chool funds in the various districts, and that the county boards of exami ner* hare nothing to do with division when once they are made to school dis- » Porto Rico, so recenMytaken by arms and Iicatv from Spain and made a pos session of tlii- United Stairs, vva* laid waste on the *lh in»t. by one of the uvosi. destructive storms : hat ha* ever vl»ited tin- Wet Indie*. 'I he path of the hurricane was narrower th in usual but all the more destructive, a* it* en ergy vva* cotillned t<> a diameter ol |<*i miles. The loss of lite was appalling. I n the small city of'Pom-i* .'HiO Ixidies of drowned person* have Ih-.-ii hurled and the dead list in iii;it one province mttn- bers-'t.iaai. Other division* .^uttered** severely. Ttu* fruit and field crops on. which half the population depended for food were ullerly destroyed, a« were thefr hatiit-itioiisf leaving' 1.10,1 itt person* without house shelter or a mivrsel to eat. An appeal for lo-lp-w a» cabled to the United States, and the Secretary oT War n-h-graidicd to all cities of |.M,ncu population lor contributions, and the .<«uvernM»eiit trans|Mtft H'eRher-on vva* dispatched from New York with tin lir»l ship load of supplies on Monday.' Others are to to,low, ite* . Davis in eominand of the Amer- lean garrisons on the i*l md notifies ilo* goveromeiit ai Washington •that I || **) ton's of IikmI will he needed weekly for some time, nud-that It will he at lea«t live months before anolb‘*r crop of ba- liana* will grow and be ready for rat ing. These Implead stospni are caused l.v" tie- 'hiftingad the trade wind* and are. uniformly deatrueMfe. A* a ude tin* storm start* a little Norl’l hy Ea*t of the South Autcrie.in slnsre wed work* it* way ii|> th'ongh the Liewrard Isl and-, gaming impetii* as it reaches the tY iudw ard Uhautiel hi-t ween San I tit- mi u go and Porto Itico. I -nally the storm exhausts it* foree in the mfigh- tiorhooil of Cuba, hut sometime*rcaeti- es Florida and tlte South Atlantic Coast. The most destructive of repent year* m-i-urred Sept, 1.1 th, I v.kS,, w h gi the houses of iiU.t’isi |iersons were de stroyed on the island of Et t invent in the itrili-h West Indies, and .">00 livia were lost. ‘I ha wind then blew 120 miles an hour, uprooting great trees and carrying’lii-ui in Me* out to sea. After it the lields appeared as if fresh* I* plowed. i—■ s — ~ — BECOMtS THE MtJirioN. The State, t olnuibin, of Friday, i|iiotes from Tin. Pkoi-i.k of last week as to ihf- organization of -trinjv and I ruit farmers anil give* our suggestion this strong endorsement: It strikes us tliat this is an excellent suggestion and worthy of adoption hv all who raise fruits and vegetable* ^fer distant markets Iry aimuai pl.’iuting*. For ovv ners of orchards it is not practi cable, since the crop enine* to them wiihdut laVgo yearly eil'orl and yxpen- ditmo. What our farmrrs, whether .produc ers of fruit or cotton, need iiiitsl to realize i* the- folly of d«‘|H-ndittg on chance and one crop. They should ex ercise flic same vigilant intelligence a* people in other Hues of business and avoid wheievcr possible undertakings that do not reasonably promise iirolita. It a given crop is not likely to pay, let them turn to others; let them be op portunist* and put themselves, if they can, in a pesition to raise whatever, products there may btr the greatest profit in. In hi* ability t«i do lliis tlie farmer ha* a great advantage over the professional nviti, who, a* a rule, can only lie one tiling and must kth-k to that whether he makes much or little -money. By foresight, alertness, by studying his markets and their possi bilities, Ihc-ii'itclligetit farmer cal) suc ceed, because lie lias a w ide range of selection and Can, pick Ids products to suit bis markets. - Hc|e conies in th<J value of organiza tion. Hy combining with other* in his region, producing, or able to produce the same crops, he may not only secure at small cost the information he neyds for Intelligent planting but he cfnA>b- tain concessions in transportation, eft'., which would not he given' to an indi vidual acting independently. Beyond doubt, -if the railroads were given e,holer between making concessions in rates or losing the whole of a crop which pays them well they would choose the former alternative. Rail road manager* arc intensely practical. Thpjr seek remit*. They charge the highest rate* they think the traffic wj|f hear; but if tiny find that tin iraffllc will die rather than pay those 'fate* they w ill modify them. I- ^ The People naa,'sounded the« right note. Let all progressive truckers hood it. iiC' ry malaria in their bills ami scatter it- wards. through their bites.' So the hot way to escape chill and fever and to be hap py too is hy buying the “Dixie” can'o- f>y. For sale at M olair's. A hail st irin in North Dakota and Minnesota destroyi^d last week itOO.Oyi) acres of whaut. wIi'h-Ii tuomised to make over iluoe million bushels. At 70cents per htisluTtint loss nmoiinls to some two and a half million dollars. Dr. J. C. Maxwell, .founder of the Connie Maxwell Orphanage at <freon-' wood, dUvl onTsatorday. aged C2 years. He was elected a member of the Stale Senate in Is7«i, and did his full part in the redemption oigrtu- State from radi- "calTulo. - \ • Engineer Itoliing, who made the Seaboard Air lauosurvey from Au- gu-ta via Barnwell to Charleston, went to Poi'tsinouih, \'a. la«t week to report toliivhe.il officials. He Is expected to icturu to <'hai lesion soon to carry out fUa instructions, whatever they may Us. The ten new regiments required for service in the Philippines Iiave been raised, and all will nu^h Manilla hy tlie tM-gitiuiiig of ttn-'ifry Acssoti fn No vember. Southern people have been backward in volunteering. The two reginicfits exnecicd from Dixie, have not materialized, ^nd Noriberu .men Iiave been detached to fill them. .Several months ogo Mr. and Mrs. -laines Lide moved from Atlanta to Darlington. They wf-re'faith rurists, and tried t<> get sick peoplc^o hounve the doctor* and •'trust in the Lord,”' hut they mad’ few convert*. A few wegks ago their 11 - year old daughter took sick an.I they lelied on faith for her restoration. y La-t week tin* liitle girl iHed. and the coroner held the in- quesi mi Monday. M Air LIUS SALE. Tpr: sr »tk ok Sor in Carolina, I Cm sjx ok Bakmws.ll. | Is TltK f.’ol’KT OK CoMWilS 1*1.KA*. Bu iihcimcr Company, BARNWELL SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVEX ITON will meet wltK the Ttlackvilld Church Friday, September 1st, ISltfs, at II a. ip. Service of Song, by Blackville Sun day School. - - ' Convention Strnion; Rev. J. D. Win chester, Orangeburg. , 12 m. Organization. P2.J0. Address of Welcome, hr J, II. E. Milhous. Response by A. llowand I’aUcrson. I p. m. Are we doing the best work of which we are capable? by, W. D. McMillan and I, J. Ayers. Subject open for general discussion, ' _ 8 p. in, Service of Song, by St. John’s Sunday School. Sermon hy Rev. Lansing Burrows D. D., Augusta, Business. Saturday. 10 to 10 SO. Service of Song, by Oak Grove Sunday School. 10.30 to 11.80. Verbal report,* from all Sunday Schools, T. P. Llde, Inquis- itor. II 30 to 12 30 The opportunity of nur Sunday School* to emphasize mia- aiona, by Wm. Haynsworth, AS P. Turner and J. M. Bostick. 8 p, m. Service of Song, by Barnw el! Sunday School. S-.’IO.^Scrmon by Rev. W. E. John son. Business. -- Sunday. , 10 30. Service of Song by Blackville Sunday School. 11 00. Sermon by Rev. Thos. II. Kd- f Song, by Blackville, St. ,k Grove, Barnwell Sunday 5 p. m. Sunday School Mass Meet irrg. Servi Joh n’s. School# A(ldre««es by Me Brabhnrfi, Dr. J. B. Black,-Rev. J. I Ayers, Prof. J. E. Sanders, G N. Askevv. V 8 p. in. Service of Song, Blackville Sunday School. ‘ > Sermon by Rev. T. P. Llde. ° W. D. Itice, W. K. Johnson, - JV. G. Britton, Wm. Haynsworth, Committee. THE APPETITE OF A.GOAT 1 < envied hy all poor dyspeptics w hose Stomach and Liver are out of or der. All .auctr should know that Dr. King’s New Life Pills, the wonderful ntoinach and Liver Remedy, gives a splendid appetite, sound digestion and a regular bodily habit that insures per- fecr health and great energy. Only 2.1c. at C. N. Borckhnlter's, B.irnwell, and D K. Briggs A Co's., Blackville, Drug store-. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint tyuf Served!) THE STATEt)F SOUTH CAROLINA, Cor.VxY ok Barnw rll, • In Tub l oi rt of Common Plkas. ClfiO Eloise Dlx, Plaintiff, . ^ against Edward PalmeT Nix and Rok* Freder ick Nix, Defendant!', • To the Defendants: You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer th • complaint in this action whichA* filed in tlie wflit e ofc tlie Clerk of the Court of Cortfrtlfm ITeas, for said county, and to serve a copy of your answer to tlie said complaint oil the subscriber at hi^office, in the town of Barnw ell, within twenty days after tlie service hereof, exclusive of- the day of such service; and if you fail to an swer the complaint within tlie time afoiesiirf; tlie plaint, 11' in this action will applv to the Court for tlie relief demanded in tlie complaint. J. J BROWN, Plaintiff's AUorney. Dated July, 18th, A. X>. 1890. (Seal) W. Gilmore Simms, C. C. 1*. To the Defendant, Edward Palmer Nix; A'ou will take notice that the rom- plaint in the above stated action Ison tile in the office of. the Clerk of the Court of Common Ple^s in and for the countv of Barnwell, and State of South Carolina. ' J J. BROWN', Plaintiff’s Attorney. July iHib, 18W; The yellow fever scare liauiptotij Va. is ov %-~ at Tlie f ’>*•(, P4 iluilRy . against J. P. Murphy ct al., ISefendantA. - JriMi.Ms.x r ok FoRKCLoaruR ani» Salk BY VIR I’I K of a decretal order'to me directed in tin 1 aUtvc entitled caiiM' I will sell at Rai uwell, in front ,of the Court House, on .Monday, Hie 1th day of S. ptcinbcr, 1 Stiff, It being Silesd.iy in n iitl mont h," w ithin th*’ legal hours of sale, to Ihfl highest bidder, the follow ing descrilw’d real estate: All that lot of laud, and building* thereon situate, lying and being In the l ow n of Raiiiberg, County of Bamhci g (formerly Barnwell County) and State afure-aiil, riiniiing ninety feet on Canal 'street and one huiiUreil and twenty- live I co l ilccii. Bounded on the North hy lot of Kiiiecca A. .Murphy, and on the Ninth by f anal Street and on -1111’ Ea-t by lot of D L. Copeland fnimer- lyJ.L. Hoffman and on tlii) West by lot of Rebecca A Milrphy. Terms, ( ash. Purchaser to pay for paper.- and revenue stamps. V — A HOWARD PATTERSON. Master. Mirster’e Office, August lt>th. 1 >!{9. See Thai Curve? Isn’t If a Beauty? Have You Seen It? Tlie Lankford Patent Humane Ifor-e Collar. It's the most humane Collar on the - market. Servi a as bqtlj collar and pad. < 'overing made of lK-t lA-ounee army duck, leather I rearing*, tiiffed with elcHn cotton tut both body and rim. •Ve have a special pro cess of curling tliu lint cotton by machinery., which give* (t tho op-, pearanef of raw wool nml-preveiits cotton from i aching in hard usnge. The Collnr ts open fit tio'.torn. Every scam n doutdc IcctMrtltctr.’vylth all seam> and raw edges on inside of Collar t! ii-. srov ntli.g ravels or rips. IT PI.KAt-ES LYE1!Y1501>Y. V>’e have over 75,00ft test!- , ii'on in I from farna rs (tloiie that s'mne to mo * 11 ’uiisoifi'ltcd during the past three years. We W nl soiutefy and uidie»llat|aglv giHirautCi this Collar to ( lire or prevent gnlls or^ir-' shoul ders. tW OOOfold last si’iison. Jtls n won(i**r- ful ^h' ec.-* and u marvel oUmit'iipness. Will mat tw> to fly* scagopjk It i- .'-old to , very stale ill the Uulon.vWe have furiiislied tbe^ U S. War J>i | artni* nt with several large .orders. I f "ft Wii-n’t a good thing they wouldn't btfro hoKKht thoni. M» - top)dug j-oii t- plows for sore stiontder* wbere you use I atikfnrd Uolpir*. The hdrs* eai» pufYiU “Stiniibler totiie VVlyet" wltb a vttn If wearing Hits Collar. FAIt.MKllS. If your merchant (ioo’t handle onr Collar write u« for *;■< rlnl price di II vvred in dozen lot*. If your merehiintn wlllorderthem In lots wt^onn rcr'ire n speefad rale of freight for hltn ned thus enable him to sell (hern to yon n frnetlon rhenper than weeonld w Ip-re w «■ only ship small quantities, ns freight on one dozen Collars cost u* Just a* lunch as It would jonr merehnut on tno tK>ien. We will deliver n snmnI^#!olIar In wny Mipret s offl.-o innie P. 8.-foK ? 1 00.er*h with oriie.r. home nien bant*.not hautflirg olir tvdlm-s, wl)! fry to. fell you oth/r collars, eladUitfiK tliat it is ju»4 a* gqodi hut don't accept it. Ipslet on getting the Xankford- Oollar. for there is do -ut<stitute for it. (,’ir eularsaiiil prievwmad* known for the asking. TELLING THE TRUTH. Gu/i. Ctiarle* King of the United State* Regular army, recently returtied from the Philippine letands, where he fought gallantly, made a speech In. St Louis, Missouri, last week in which he said ol Aguinahlo’s soldier*: *“I,et mo say of the olficers, that there were many of them |H>**e»M'd of the best educitioii* to be procure^ in Euro|M‘, and let me say of the iiihii. that they are fanatical ly brave aiifralmosl limitless in niim- Ihts. No man in that land of Tagals can : cl use military duty and |h>bscks his life I have known some, who re fused to do tmuiial services'for tlie offi cers. to have their licfne* buriu-l- over (heir head*. That was the rai •• wiib which we were ilrat thrown a* a! ics (ini Utcr a* the bitterest enemi -s.” • Guriona New* Uomes from Dr. D. It. Cargilr.of Wa- • hita. U T. He writes, “Four bottles of Electfio Bitter* hasc>ire<J Mr*, lirewee of scrofula, which had causedlier griutt suffci lug for years. Terrible sores would break out on her head and face/T and (he lust doctors cuuhi give no help; i lint her cure iseuiuidctP and her livaitl I I* exceitenX.** Thi* show sre hat tiiou*- auda have proved,-sethat Electric Bitter* j is ilie be-t tdooil purifier known: It’s the supreuie remedy for eczema, tetter, <alt riieiini, ulcers, boils aful running sole*. It stimulates Iiveerkidneys and bowels, expel* i>o|*on*, help* ilige-tion huihUup the strcngUi. Only .1U cents. Sold l»y C. N. Hurckhalter, Barnwell, and lb K. Briggs ,Y » «., Blackville. DlUggisU. Gu.t ran teed. DR. J\0. P. LEE, JR., DENTIST, Offipe, WiJli-ton, S. O. Equipped for travel ling. Work (lone at your home anywhere in Barnwell Qounty, Will be nUTiffiee in WHltaton every Sat urday and Monday', lyr, Jos. M. Skinner, Attorney-at-Law. BARNWELL, S. C., W'ill attend faithfully and promptlv to any business in the Courts and pub lic oltlecs that may be entrusted to him. Furman Univcrsilv. . . j G RFF.NVILLE, S. C. The next session open* September 27, iNffft. Full and tboiough Instruct ion, leading to several degree*, i* offer ed. Boarding in ptivule fauulics mod erate; in the mess, the fare ia.excellent and .cheap. F(*r catalogue or further particulars, apply to the Pro idem. Dr. A. 1*. Montague. A COMPLETE CAR LOAD SkdcOonxiicjls. nviOTvertB, AND HORSE RAKES, .: - ^ . • j,^ FOR SALK 6Y , Buist & Co., Blackvilie, • 7 ■ S. C. AVe are ifotyoffering,another car load of ttiese Magnificent and Matchless Farmers Friends the be,*; ever brought to this section, and solicit the call* or earrspottedeixm of all needing silrh implements. We will be glad for you to coirteor write a* best -uits your eonveuieuee, and will pledge onr best efforts to please and profit you. BRIGGS. BUIST & CO., t—. . Biackvslie, s. C. WILUSTOK - HIGH - SCHOOL, WILLISTON, S. C. J. E. SANDERS, B. A., (Furman University), PRINCIPAL. Tlii- S bo C so w. 11 knowti in lh:s section of the State, Is Better Prepared Than Ever to do Fir-t < l.i.-s Work. The Part .-e--ion ua> in every wav a sne—essful one, and the outlook for the coming session is nu>si encoiirunu.u'. ■ * Tv.i.'hlng for< • h.i-b n ii"-rt ti'’-f: Sliindar.l the K<piat. if not the Superior, ofanyschisil . ,i' *•..••• v.e .-ii .raMt.-c Ttfronitli Work Those desiring careful prejaira- t:. .In' - oi : eii-.'i tl’el a G-ticr school. Board may lie obtained at r« a- nal b inii s in .le i.-iain hon.i s. IV.u tier* e.\en i-e u gcreral oversight over all Tuition i sles from unts to .<1 jkt ifi inth. Two Literary Sociv-tk** In connection with s..|.„ t. P'-h-of l.ii iitv. t oudoiiaLU 1 l-'uUuig furuulied with patent desk*. Next Unu be gins 8ri>t. lltli. Fur infuii.miiou as io course of study, ele , address— “ J. K. bAN'HERS, Principal; , . , S or IV. A. B. NEWi*QM.'8ec v B’d Trustees. i —r ORANGEBURG COLLEGE, . ORANGEBURG. S. C.. CLARENCE J. OWENS, • - President. Cnmni'MlInii* Imildjngs; pure water. ThrtNs courses for degrees, w ith elec tive*. Good Library; Working Laboratory. Efficient Prcpareforv lH*parfinent. B*<ard, luliion, and all fees- per year need not exced; (|I1> iu Uidlegiatc I icparimoiit. ♦'. » in Preparatory 'J’l paitmeut. Next -( »»iuii liegin- Get. 2d. F'or Catalog we, addrevs. Geo. B. Grimier, Pro*., New Uf'TV, 8.- C. F.C.C0RSET3 Make American Beauties. F. C. ~ MOTTO: rconimiy and r.xccllcncc. L Next Session Opens Monday. September 18,1899. * 1 m ,,EO T prospi l4o»n x It'll >1 re w ati r .lint *t vtiil* (1 Di-clplh e, thorough te ofTercd. D. ticen red01*' Lowest rut particular* 'iiiigi’hurg *'ollegc annonnees to It* patrofi* and friend* that the els 1 re brighter for it- siuv**-* In < very wav for the year IffOO v*-r ttt-poe. L-omtiof, noP-d l«*r fw-nuty nn(| heafthfnlne**. Moral ligimi, inducncc* un*urpa»M'd,'ciiy conveniences: ehciric light*, w01 k>. arle-iau wau-r, cti*. Our college receive* no public mouvy, n it'ow 11 inrri's. Large and enthusiastic student Woify.* Military Y. M.C. A. Lllcrarv MMii-lir*. ( idlege JournaL Full corps of seller* Literary., Music. Bible, Business. Elocution and Art courses grtc* conferred : H. 1... A. II.. Mu*. It., Mu*. M. Expenses have d to * niliitmtiin.' lb ard, $1.i u per month. Tuition, ft no per inonth. I anv ci.’ ge in >' Ui|i < .'riduit We io>ile investigation. Full leg. and llio«!iatidi atalogiie ffniiished wn applitation -YOUR M0NEY- - by- LATEST MODELS. PATHOPJlZllVlG * -v THE Blackville Cash Store, , 1 * r A. KIRSCH, Proprietor. flONEY! MONEL'! All person* indebted to Hie Barnwell Oil Mill on contracts of 1.897 and INfts, by note, account, hills of sale, or other wise, are hereby notified that the book*, notes, hill* of sale Ac. have been placed in our hand* to close up and collect. Wo will not take legal steps until debt or* have a chance to settle vvith.Mit it. This notice Ift tocgive you such opfior- tunity. When Hie crop begins to move vvW vvill look for you. I Mar Bro«., Attorneys at Lawr,' Blackville, S. C. Julyfit Oa Lacb finx. Kalamazoo Corset Co. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. a SCLD HY Wi))iaT|i Morrisor)j , —tt-Dkai-ek In—— * / / Dry Goods, Notions, Wtrite Goads, ShncM, SHppcrjt and Millinery (ioods a Specialty. IkLXCieVTUJCy fcC. 4-i- r^sr- SIMtIXGJS, S. C; [I T T \\ r . H. STMiB? BLACKVILLE. S. C., • SEW/RG MACHINE SPEC/A US 7. Handles exclusively the New Home Sew ing Machines, the- best ever built and asks the purchasing public before’ buying to examine into their superior merits. . . . Needles. Attachments and everything in an up- to-date house always in stock, and Prices chal lenge competition. Call in person or drop a card by mail and promptest and politest attention will be given you. W. H. STII_L_,. * -■ I1IsA : CI<YILI j E, s. c: STILL LEADS GoucfvBros. M’f'g Co., SKN0IA, f.CORGlA. fW’I'hcn oidcrjng rdexic aictUion j’iux I , There is hut one Glenn Springs and it has no equal on top (•'►ntiri'Mit for the SUMiiach. LiV''* , ) Kulnev*, Rowels and Blood. Hotel Open June 1 to October I. CUISINE AND SERVICE KNGELLENT, It is-up-to date and Everybody Goe» There. For water apply to— • For B^arff nnplv t r '—■ yrui gunwni &xr*wit»!i#so3 SEWING MACHINES IN THE WORLD, NEXT DOOR TO . Merchants and Planters Bank, _ „ BLACKVILLE, S. C. ( Gffrrs the highest results of Ameriean Ingenuity and caiiitu] in the Wonderful^ White, Splendid Doinestie, Happy New Home Sewing Machines. —For < a>h or on Installments—Or in Exchange for Old Machines.— In addition I handle the New Ideal and New C limax—LowerJ’rieed MaellirieK‘ Needii-., Oil* and A'.iai luuciits lor am and nil Sewing Mat'hiTtes.- Fir.*t ciu'.. Repairing doiie at short; n" v ire. Calls inade in Atkon. OrsmgeJbUrg and Barnwell Counties. For i’rices or pauifulanigalloii or writo to tuffand prompt replies will bff mads , - r r .UOST OFFICE-BUILDIXG. RAli.RpAD AVENUE, BLACKVILLE, S.C.' tjopt. l y->