Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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( ~rrC'\ -1*'- The Barnwell Peoole. in I. HOLMES, Editor 1 Prcp'r. iitUBNT COIIHTT CIRCULATION. tnunaiuY, aihu^t a*, i«w. , TALK IN TK/kA. ’Phe State P'armjj^Alllnnoe of Texan kdopled reno^Wtuna at It* ai^nial ineet- In# lax^Tcek favoring the (le|M>rtall«>n njptffeneero Uy the United Siatea x® v ' cnmient. rKKMI ItKNTI A L I’UA N NI Si). ’Phe adnilnUtriilinM ha* Income *llr- red np a* to ihe neceanity »*f windiiiR up the war in the dilllppine* lM»fore the, itpeninjt of the next I’reiidentiHl eani- paiRti. The new Secretary <»f War i* a hiutler, and will have an effective force nf (i:t,0 HI men enRaRed in hcnevolently M*«linilatlnx tlie Kiliplnoa hy New Year’s day. IIANUINU BACON II1011. The combination of the four big AVe»tern Hrm* of Armour & • o . Swift A Cy , Nelson Morris A Co. and Cuda- hay A Co. ha* put up the price of licet and bacon 10 per cent. People who do not mane their own hog and hominy will have to eat more ot the latter and leas of the former, poaslhly to the imy provement of their health and happi ness. / iVymou’pii rock IMIAKISKKS., While Northern people are denoun* ring w ith burning indignation the bar barity of race lynching* in the South they overlook more cruel atrocities nearer home and hate nothing to say rlKint the daylight blowing up of street « «rs loaded with women and children In Cleveland, Ohio, by •trlker*, or the whnlenaltr shooting of negroes w ho have gone from the South to get wfirk In the s-oal mines of Illinois 'P1IK COTTON CI KSSINU SCHOOL Awordlng to the New York Com. nierdal the cotton men of that city think NeaU's IJ taat.iMi hale estimate entirely ‘am large, t to the d»or tij the stock exchange mine «if toe trader* seem to think that the cfwp w ill he over Ht.AtHl.tKIlt bales at the higlte«t. The mills hate Iwen taking orders for cot ton good*, both In the I nited States and aiiroad, at prices that would allow lh* spinner to pay 0 cents a ponnd for middling cotton. A OKKAT MKt'KKKNt K A considerable degree of frcadoiu i* allowable in j..kin^jjfcjirttffTIi,. or *oci •r services at a countrt At such gatherings all are Irienda and know how to lake such re marks without offence. But to publish the fact or guess that Mr. So-snd-So i* addressing Mis'* Tliis-and-Thal is go ing a little t<m far. W'lien two young |Ma>ple are hilling anddocing iliev itave trouble enough wiilmut being made the observed of sll observers. Tills is said to explain the reason why we have run the blue pencil through several coin- iitunicallutis recently. TIMK TO WAKK I P. The Charleston truck farmer* by gelling together and acling as a unit have succeeded in making arrangc- inents with the Clyde Hu>ain*hip Cum- patty for the transportation of their next year’s vegetable crops to New _)u>rk at freight rate* iitticli tndow rail road cltarges. That incatis more inon **y for the farmers. The fruit and vegetable growers of tirorgia, Alabama and Florida are to have a convention on September l iih to try and make cheaper freight at raugements w ith the railroads. W hat art; lUrpwqil UoAtltv- fanners going to dof We suggest a volunteer iiieetliig at Barnwell on next Saleday. A do/.cn Jive uicn interested in melons, aspara gus, Ac , will be amply enough to set the hall a rolling. * PKOMISK AND PERFORM A XCK. The prosperity that was promiseiFto follow Mr. McKinley’s election has 1 l^n a long time getting here, hftt it has come. It will make itself felt this Fall, in the higher prices of manufac tured goods and the lower prices of farm products. Clothing w ill he con siderably |tighe r than a year ago. shoes will have a l.*> percent, advance pegged on them, ladles wi|l pay from 12] to 20 per cent, more for cotton ami woolen dress goods, sugar is half a cent up, and salt is advanced and all Iron and steel goods have gone skyward, while Cured meats are two cents a pound slearer. To balance these advances dour is cheaper and the low grades of Coffee are down. If this prosperity were shared evenly the Southern farm ers wouldn’t mind it, but when NeaU’s bulletins can have more intluencjW'on the price of cotton'than all the misfor tunes of floods, droughtsWd rusts that Providence sends it’s no wonder that we kick. termlned effort to rut down the repre sentation of the Month Id Congress and the electoral' college because so large a proportion of the popolation of several State* I* practically disfranchised un der their registration laws. Then the bloody shirt, not *o sanguine In color at It was, is to jbe waved again oyer the work of Judge Lynch in Georgia and a few fool white cap|*ra In Urrenwood. A MYSTERIOUS PROVIDENCE. (ine of the sad lest accident* that ever brought bereavement into a happy home and sorrow into the hearts of a wide circle of loving relatives and friend* occurred at Williston on day evening. About U o'clock at the residence of Dr. John M. Smith his son J.evvis. aged seventeen yeftr*. accidentally dropped a pistol which ho was trying to remove from his iMH'kei. The weapon was dis charged by tho faM and M r* Smith re- reived a wound that res'llted in her death about J1 o'clock. Mho was laid to rest in this v illage cemetery on Sun day afternoon, Rev T. II. Edwards conducting the last services in presence of a large cimcoufse of ffMids who gathered there to nnitctn paying the hnal tribute to one so worthy of their highest regard and sb deserving %f their warmest affeclion. For as daugh ter. w ife, mother, friend and neighbor her life had been a constant illustra tion of the most exalted womanhood, ami her memory will Ire long and lov ingly cherished by all who knew the gentle goodness of her heart. Ihe lov ing tenderness of hercharitv, the kind liness of her hand in unseltish minis- trailons to the sick Hndsuffering. A lid the sorrow of the present time shall he forgotten in the perfect bliss that sfiall eoine in the reunion of the resurrection. ' . v ' Tohaceo farmers in the Pee fire country arc said to have money to burn llii* Mummer, Leading Porto Rico merchants esti mate the recent storm losses on their island at (7A.OO i.tXHI. At Oak Grove, Hampton county, peo ple have found a work that t>eat* cot ton. It. Is gathering “dog tongue, deer tongue or pine barren musk,” winch bring* troiu 11 to 2 cents a pound. "More wheat and li*** eottnh” Is the platform of live up country farmer* According to present sign* South Caro lina w ill m ike next year all the llntn her people'will need, provided seasons suit. John K. Swearingen,, the blim! young man from Kdgelleld who wa* recently graduated from the Mouth Carolina College with tlr*t honor, has lieen elected a teachcF'In ttM^CedaP Springs School for the lN-af, Dumhaiid Blind. IV KARY NU1Y AT.RKSf. The heavy hand of sorrow that ha* (Alien upon the bereaved family and host of friends of Mrs. 8. K. Reed bore her to her happy home above . 81m died at the home of her dynghler, Mrs. L. M Walker in SevAnhsh, Aug. the ftth, l*W, after a long period of suffer- w hich she bore at” she has ever bortie life's trial* and suffering with clirDiiau fortltmle. She was, hern Jane-- IMlilt, near Kline, ami was con verted at a tender age in the BapiLt faith, uniting with Mt Arnon church. Mile has ever since been to her commu nity * monument of righteousness. Mince Its organisation she moved her letter to the chilrch at Kline. If the greater the cross the greater the crown, then surely a great inheri tance was her* in whom patience had her perfect work. Site ws* first mar ried to Mr. Robert Bradley, an honor able, influential, and worthy man. .During Ills absence serving his country she had hvr home made a victim of H tines by the'Northern foe, but haid indeed seemed t e hand of sorrow that visited.her home soon after his return In those trying times and called him home, leaving her to brave llte's bu- ties atone wfrh four TttlTe children, one having already gone and left a vacancy in her heart and h- me. Mhe afterwards married Mr. James R. Reed, a man of credit from Hampton County, who was a kii.d and devoted husband, hut was |>ermilted to lie in her life only a ray of sunshine that passed away, leaving her again to the dark shadow of widowhood with three more, In all seven, children for her to, train and sup^tort alone, which with her high intellect, unwavering indus try and shrewd judgment she did with unusual credit to both herself and com nuinlty, Mhe was permitted to see them all grown, ,well educated, converted and a promise to the country, when tw ice again the dark shadow of death visited her home and carried cadi time a bright jewel from her earthly crown. Oh! how hard it was to give up those precious souls, Willie and Ajiee, So de voted, loved by all who knew them. Yet blessing the hand that dealt the rod in faith’s whispers came her still small voice, “Thy will he done." She was truly a faithful and devoted mother. Thy children e’er shall prai«e a mother Whose lore has taught them every day Thai time can never trlve another Much earthly friend on life’s rough way. •. * Mormon missionaries are receiving rough treatment in Tennessee and Kentucky, and utile** they leave Judge Lynch will lie invoked. The moon shiner* are e*|>e< lall\ h tier agtinst the Malt Lake ap<tsilr*, believing that they are Rerenoers. The See rota rv of War ha* issued a ■'all for leu additional regiments for servley in the ITiilipninea. 'They are in Im- raised up North,, as the slowruea* 'villi wliitb. Mmiltieriirr* volunteered under the. call i>ist tilled wa* mil en- en.iraging. No eulurcJ regiment* will he ral*ed. A Freueh naturalist says that if the world were to lieenme Idrdle** man I'oold m>t inltaha it atU'r nine years' time. In spite of all fh* spray* and |Mii*<tki* (list could lie mannfactured.for t lie desiroelmn of ioseei-. the hugs and slogs would simply esl up orchard* and ero|i% Rot times ahead. When Congress shall meet next No vember it will have upon it* hands the gravest problems ever presented to the people of thv United Mtat.es for solu tion^ The vital questions arising out of tho recent war with Spain are to be settled in some way or other, and be- veen the oppoxim fotVei of Imperial ism and Democracy the Capitol wrll be vbe theatre of a wanner war of words than hwr been waged there rtnee rtcou- ftruotiou tiraea^ < ■ . ^ ' . Bii^bere wIM be other iisues more excitlog than the future foreign policy Af the govorum«nt boe»u*e they come It to (bo Sou thogn Mtatea. The SI I'KRV IMOR'M NOTICE. In order to keep the Magl-trates tlirmigliiMU III'' C«mnty ismled as to the w heieabont* of the i jiuuiy t 'hain (iang, I w ill hereafter pohii*h a imtice in each week’s issue )>l the County pa|N'r*. Ctiain gang will tw* in the ueiglihor- liiMid of Willislmi and Elko this and neM week, Lite So|M<rvisor will not tic in hi« of fice mi next Monday, ‘.'l«t, a* ini|M*r- isnt Imsiiie** calls lihu to (he lower section of the county. o. W. Barker, Cmu nt v-Knp v'sr. R. U Roberta, Jr.. ' f'lcrk. HOW I'O MAY K DROWN I NU PEU- 1*LE. A new method of resuscitating drown ing people tia-s bwen diacoweiesi hy^M r. ■'Fulton, the harbnr iiia«ler'of *Va*hfhg- ton. There has always been an unusu al! v large number of deaths from drowning mr the - river front about Washington. There have been several narrow escapes here in the past week, and the ones who were fortunate enough to have tyred owe their lives to a great cxI^lvlF uiit entirely to Mr. Mutton,* new method. M r. Mutton says that wiicn other and older methods fail to revive the persons that his treatment will prove ertieaciwns. He does not ulaiin thalit w ill restoreUte, hut *avs that ii' a spark of vitality is left in the body the patient will revive under his salt treatment. When old inethj>d* prove of no value Mr. Mutton unclothes the unfortunate (►erson and literally buries him in salt, leaving only the nostrilw-and mouth exposed. The salt not only sets up an irritation, but ab sorbs the water and umuture of the tiodv so rapidly a* to soon restore Afie heart to operation. The patient tnav have to lie several hours tie fore life is noticeable. Thi* treatment is contin ued until breathing iwf restored and consciousness sets Ur:—Exchange. A MVJ^MAN’S FUNERAL. A correspoiident of the Edgcticld Advertiser tells this story of Rev. Wil- liain Watkins, a Baptist minister who labored in Jlarnvvi*!! District many year* ago: . There lived in the vicinity of Lott’s 4*. O. a .Mr. I’roctor. a unique charac ter, who invited Rev. Win. Watkins to preach his fimeial, a* he wanted to hear it, beOniise if he waited till he died lie would he deprived of that priv ilege. The preacher accepted the In vitation and named a time tor the ser vice. Accordingly the preacher/a peared, the neighborhood gathered (it was not at a chinch J and he pro ceeded to the funeral sermon of the liv ing, and lambasted Proctor most un sparingly. In the language of niydil- fonmtur, “he preached him L.to hell and left him there.” haa boon alwars typified and represent ed. The field of Virginia health retorts may be said to he completely occupied. In North Carolina, with the exception of A»hnfllle, which haa no summer season, we havi simply a magnificent territory as yet nraetically unexplored. { —( > Kdilnrl*l from the Washington Post, ' Washington, D. C,, July 1), IrifW.) , Robbed The Urave. A startling incident of which Mr. John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, i* narrated oy him as follows: “I was In a most dreadful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk en, tongue coated, pain continually in hack and side*, no appetite—gradnully growing weaker day by day. Three physicians bad given me up. Fortu nately. afrierd advised trying ‘Electric Bitter* :’and to inv grept joy and sur prise, Die first bottle made a decided im provement. I continued their use for three week*, and am now a well plan. 1 know they saved my life, and' robbed the grav.e of another victim.” No one should fail to try-them. Only 50 ct*. per bottle atC. «N;; Burckhaltet’s, Barn well, and l». K^ Briggs A Oo’s., Black ville. Drug Mtorea^ —— Let ang*l* »ing a sweeter song Because her love has shone on earth Rejoice thou hle*l redeemed throng That now her* sou I tin* heavenly birth. Robles live devoted children site leave* two brother* and three sisters to mourn her h*#*, who*e hearts are sore berr*\ed. also a . ho»l of friend*, for “None knew her hut to love her, None nainrd her hut tn! praise.” Mhe will lie missed In every iiitere«t of (lie church and community. c«;iei'ial- ly her computing words and deeds to the sick and di*lri‘s*ed. .Servant of God, we'l dnr- Re»| from thy'sve'! employ, il'he halUr victory won, Enter thy blaster's joy. It wa* the writers happy privilege |o enjo - a»wee*, mutual friendship and tsaociatinn with tier during Die last vmrs of her life, and 1 thank my Hea venly Father for the beacon light of her influence that shall ever he felt hy m« on lir«‘* rugged way. Though grow ing old In year* *h* wa* voting In ■ pirit, and was a cheerful and welconn companion for and )oung. and a com fort to the old. Her devote,! friend, Pauline Cave. ap an ►P-i>iTii iu | om ro- | all v~ -v- A Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scnhl. Cm of Bruise. Buckleu’s Arnl- ca 8alve, the beat In the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal h jcures Old More*. Fever Morea, Ulcers, RoIIk, Felons. Corns, all Mk(n KruptiouivJ than half Best Pile cure on earth. Oyly j5o. t box.-Cure guaranteed. Mold byX‘. K. Biirckhslter, Barnwell, MOI TIIKKN MUMMKB RlfMORTs. Tonne who has *cen the moiii:tain regiup of North Carolina R *eems in credible Dial *o many l)iou*ao«|< of lieople. In quest of pure air, luagniti- cent scenery and healthful surround- ing*. should Mnniially flock to the Adi* romUck* of New York ami the Whit Mountain* of New Mampshiif. laiter re»ort* do not compare iu ypyi . specl with tin* North Caro iiisVoimyTv. I heir su called moiiniaiiHi are dwarfed hv Dio«e of the “Old North S»isie.” w bile, a* for lake*, ir.ut *tr ’am*, hunt ing ground* and landscapes at nine graclon* ami majestic, thetc is nu proacli to a comparison. Yet, year after year, our |>cople jour ney in regiment* to New Aoik ami New Ua>n|>«hirp, speiiding va*t *uni* of money for iii<murain cottages and summer fare, wmTe within eighteen hours of tVnshlngtuu. i* a region ioflu It^ly more Attractive in evj-ry » W— fietler fornealth. for hndily cosSfort. for outdoor sport*, and for gratification of the artistic sen*ea.- EveivNKly knowi or haa heard nf Asheville. I'hoitsands lia\e enjoted ita'woiulerful scenery and have been restored to health by the, life-givlug atmospherV and the balsamic xepliyrs wafted from tlie mountain side* But how few know or even gue»* that there are a hiuidrtd possible Asheville* in that sapphire land—wmue on the Piedmont plateau, other* higher up—and that magnificent lake*and dear stream* tilled w ith trout ahutind on every side^There D a dis trict larger than the Mtate,of Massachu setts, easily accessible by rail, well provided w ith excellent Inns and the most picturesque driving road*, and w ith room for ten* of thousands of sum • mer homes in the most lieaufiful loca tion* imaginable. The area is as large a* thal of Sw itzerland, the climate is more equable and wholesome; the op portunities for healthful outdoor life far more abundant and attraytrve. . Northern people have begun Co rec ognize the Southern state* a* refuges from their killing climate during Feb ruary, March and April, and beautiful .residences.are springing up. in Aiken, Tlininasvllle and such point* jn the in tetior, while all along the coasts of Florida and the O.itfras ~ far west as New Orleans, splendid and Inxiitioiw hotels are to be loutid in great numbers. But for the heated period the tide of travel turns ever northward, \g^n\\ it* concurrent stream of money, notwi'h- standing the fact that in westerp North Carolina ‘here are loftier mountain*, more gracious valley*, grenter^piwir- tunitie* for fishing, bunting anddften- air recreations and the iiio*t bracing and beautitnl climate in the world. bis can be accounted for upon only one hypothesis—that the people gencr- “y know nothing of the unparalleled beauties and resources of Nqrth Caro lina. Virginia has fired much better in re- spi'Ct of baviiur her attraction* made notorious. Ifor generations past such retort* a* the Old MwOet, Dm Greenbrier White Sulphur, Capon, Orkney. Rock Knnn and others of like fame and char acter hav$ enjoyed a, nattqpal rephia- Dun, while of later yeara such magnifi cent sanitarium* as the Bath Cohort Hot Springs have taken ranjt with Carlsbad and Air-lea-Bal.ia. For more a cFntory tne Greenbrier MAaTKR’M SALE. * " , —4, , Tiir Statk or Moufii Carolina, I County or Barnwkll. ""I In The Cocrt or Common I’i.kas. Tha Cook, Bernheimcr Company. Haintiff, - against J. I*. Murphy et a! , Defendant*. Jl'pomknt or Fokkclohckk and Mai.k BY VIR TUK of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause. 1 will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, the 4th day of September, ISM, it being Malesday in said inontli, w ithin .the legal hour* of sale, to tlie highest bidder, the follow ing-described real estate: * AH tlmt lot of laud and btiUdin^ thereon situate, 1} iiig and b<‘iug i" the Town of Bamlierg, County of Bamberg (formerly Barnwell County) add State aforesaid, running ninety feet on Canal Street and one hundred and twentv- tive feet deep. Bounded on the North hy lot of Rebecca A. Murphy, and on the Month hy ( anal Street and on Do E**f by lot of D L. Co|H*land former- tV J. It- Hoffman and on the West b\ lo» of Rebecca A Murphy. Tei m*. Cash, Purchaser to par for papers md.reieiiue stamp*. > A HOWARD PATTERSON. . Ma*ter. Master’s Oflice, August Dlth. H'.Ki. NEW STOCK, NEW PRICES Ml MMONM FOR RELIEF (Complaint not Mervei^.) THE-STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CocNTT or Baknwku-. In The < ol kt or Common Pleas. CIcoEloise Dlx, Plaintiff, ... against Edward Palmer Nix and Rosa Freder ick NlzpflefflndaaU. To tlie Defendant*: You are hereby summoned and rp- quired tff anitwer tti ■ compTaliit in D'V* action w hich U iPcd In ihe oiflee of Die Clerk of the Court of Common PleaV for said coun»y, and to serve a copy ol your anawer to (he said coui|.tiint on the *ubscri K >er at. hi* oflice, in Die tow n of Barn«eil, wdihiu twentv day* after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you (ail to an- swer.- the complaint within tlie time atniesaid, the |)laint ff in thi* action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the com|daint. - J. J RKC WN, ' Hain'iff's Attorney. Dafeii July isth, A. D. IHM*. ' (Meal) W. Gilmore SIiniiis, C. C. P. To the Defendant, Edward Palmer Nix: . . • You will take notice that the.com plaint in the above stated action is on file in the office of the Clerk of Die Court of Common Plsas in ami for the county of Barnwell, ai.d State of South Carolina. J J. BROWN, Plaintiff's Attorney. . July 18th; 1808. DR. JNO. P. LEE, JR., Dentist, onice. wimstorrr M. C. Equipped f,oc travel ling. Work done at your home anywhere in Barnwell County. WIM be at oflice in Williatoh evyry >at- urday and Monday. . . Irr, Jos. M. Skir)i)ery v Attorney-at-Law, BARNWELL, S. Will attend faithfully and promptly to any h*tsine*s in the Courls and pub lie offices that may be entrusted to him. H. D. STILL, CLARK STREET, (Next Post Office,) BLACKVILLE. S. C-, T akes *>k'WMirv in *nn<-uie'in« to hi* form«T <-)i*t<>mer* otlfiien<l* *n<l lli«- (•no-ral l‘u'>lie that Im* Iia* re-enteml tb<* MrrvatiliU Huetnewt and i-or*liall) itivlt ■* lh> ir earl* mt«*i fWSNMrt > *11- *1 In- I Mlsu t, » In rv Mm i WtU RinI *»w*-rtr wehsane and a < nmpFn NtorK of GENERAL - MERCHANDISE al the low***! |*i**s|l*le priie» Kverjtlil g Is nesr, fireh ironi Hot he .<1*. and of Ihe latest and m<«i •(•{•roved * ,»e» and *t>la>. ImminIi with (hr irrvslrat 4*aublr car- front mill* and mannfactnrrr* at wsrramed to please and I*-irur r- pres .tatl<>n THE BEST BARGAINS ever offered In Hlaeiville are now ready f r * ash- |*at In. <-u*4* mm* The dav of lanre prof il* ha* m-nr an<l Dial of t-koe n-ontany ha- ■'otnr an I I dM-crfull) a»k eAsnilnalNiii of niy stork ami |sice** ■ •■nlidt u of my ahtht) to please the ehtdre**. tas'rs and astonish the l iner*! pur*, hUsers. ^ Slots and Hats a SptcialtT. Niah'mr old in my e»tabUahiw<*til, rarepi Jhe fxirdeahnir amt ■•onrte*>n* Irentn ent to *1 i iirjj>| nRa»jwF ha\e ina>i> lie- oirneratopes "i m InteiqrSs llfr. I H. B. STILL, Blackx illr, M; -YOUR MONEY- *• -. • • f „ ‘ - —BY-^ pati{OinIIz1Ng Furman University. GREEN VILLE, M. C. The next «e**ion o|ieu* Seplemher S7, 1hH!I. Full and thouotgh instrurt- ion, leading to several degree*. i.«offer- ed. Hoaiding in (H ivate fain die* okmI erate; in the me**, the fare i» exrellrtii and cheap. For eatalogoe or funhei partlculart, a|>p1r to the Prt* blent. Dr. A. I* - . .Montague. iikry - c/ ' O' Coninimllou* holldlng*; pure water Three course* for degree*, witli elee- llvea Goml T.lhrary; Working l.*lM»raiory Kfficicni Preparatory Depui luo'iii. Board, tuition, and all Ice* per- year need not exceed: tl'fllin ('•dlegiatr f»r|> irimeot. |!*i in Preparatory- Dcpaitnieut. * Next session begin* Oct. 2d. 4 For Catalogue, addre-a, Geo. 11. l*tomer. Prr*„ Xea he-rv, M. C. F.C.C0RSET3 MAKE American Beauties* F. C. A COMpLET/E CAR LOAP -(> V— AND HORSE RAKESf -FOR SALE BY s, Buist f & Blackville, SC. Co., We are now offering another car load of these Magnificent and Matchless Farmers Frflriids the best ever broughl to this secDou, and solicit th« call* or corYsponedence of all needing Such iinplciuenfs, We will be glad for you to Voineor w rite it* best -nits your convenience, and will pledge our best effort* to please and protit you. • ' - . , BRIGGS. BUIST A CO., - _ * , ' . • ‘ BlaekvlLe, M. C. 1 \ —■ WILLISTON - HIGH - SCHOOL, WILLISTON, S. C. t !—*- ■— —■ _- J. E. SAND.ERM, B. A .(Furman University), PRINCIPAL. Thi* !>rh>*>l. * > well known in thi* se« li<»n of the Jhale, is Hatter 1* re I surd Tliaa Ever to do Kir-I < las* H - 'rk'. The Past s.-Hsion wa* in eV.-ry wav a sac-eysfuf one, and Die outlook for the coming session is most eiM-ouraidiiif. V T- a. ItiiiL' fore,' lia« Iss ii lin y, a- .1: fltNlKlardjflin Hfl'ial, if rto‘. the Sni*'rior, of any seh<*4 of like umde in the Slate: o e au-raid. ■• TBoohiuTi U ork Those deslri ig careful pr.-j-ars- t-.<m i..r cuUefir ..r for tie' dntK"* of id! * ai t tlnd a better achotd. Boat*I may be obtained at ^^.s.^mLU- ran »tu cLUnau Uuu.ts. f-... I., r- rj-.r t i*c adwoosal .o. r-*wM ..*rT »l4———~ Tnlj ■ rnl.'sTrdm 7v ci'hliJfl |» r m-iidh two i.iierirv S lies in cameetloti with scl *** 1. S. h <*| Uilirary. ('oinhtrrstl. b'dtrttnff fnrnhhrtj with patetrt desk*. Next t.nu be gin* SriH. Dili. 4‘i-r Infolloatiou a- t»»eourse of stud). etc ,.*.l<liv** — .1 E. >ASI»F.l!S, Principal;' ■ r W. A. B. NEWsOVl, Sec. It'd Trustee*. ORANGEBURG COLLEGE, ORANGEBURG. S. G.. • • % CLARENCE J. OWENS, - - - , MOTTO: Kconimiv and Excellence. President. Next Session Of^ens Monday. September 18,1899. T n(>-hiiig I'aflrg,-a'lnounif* to it* i<*tron* and friend* that ‘h pr*^i e--i • arc hf igb ter f.,r it - so,*»*r •• irt * vrf v wav for Ihe tear ivnt-ijan Diati evrf tt-f.ne i<*n note.I f.>r t-canty and healililidne-*. Moial Rlld retitl«»U* : liifliiFnce» tin«ur|i.v»s. 4, rli v conVeRletlcea : ehrirh* light* w at»T w oik*. arir*i hi wa'er, »■♦.*, ttor rotlege rectiVe* nu pqbiic inonrv. hm atand* oft it* «»ayr ttrerhs, l.-irge and et.lltnxaoflc *tudei.t Im..I», MiUt* v DKri|dii-e, Y. M.C A. Literary ieio*. t ••*iege Journal. Foil corps rd Diorongli reaclicr* l.-t -r.irv, MRi'C*.Hii'li* l>u*jne.*. Eloi'Utiouand Artcwur*rs • ifferetL Itegrec* cmiferrefl: B I... A. It.. Mil*. B.. Mo* M. Kxpen>r* have iM-en redoce.l |o a uiioimom. I'.ostd fO per monlh. Tuiiiob.I.S.UU |n*i monih. I.owe*! rale* of allV college in ^oulll » *roUll« We invite investigation. l•articlllgr» and iilu-liaUdi atalogue iMiui*hrd on a|>pli( alion. Full THE Blackville Cash Store, • * A. KIRSCH, Proprietor. and D, K. for ihe old .Southern aristocracy, and Bfilff* *% Co, Black villa. Drugfim. 4 there lh« bt;1 yorietjr of that seettoa MOW! MONEY!! All person* indebted to the Barnwell Oil .Mill on contracts of 1KJI7 and 1S1W, bv note, accoifht, bills of sale, or otlier- wise, are hereby notified that the bonks, notes, bills of sale fy.'. Iiavn been placed in our hands to close up and collect. We will not take legal steps until debt-. oraljaitLX chalice to settle witlinut’ It-. This notice I* to give you such oppor tunity, When Die crop begins to move we will look for you. Izl*ar Bros., Attorney* at Law, Blackville, S. C. JulyCt LATEST MODELS. OB ^ Oo Each Box. Kalamazoo Corset Co. SOLE MANOFACTURERS. SOLO BY William Morrison? ——Dxaler In Dry Goods, Notions, While Goods, Shoes, Slippers and Millinery Good* a Specialty. BLACK VIl LE, - - - - S. C. F.C. 0LENN SPRINGS, GLEXN SriUNGS, S. C. Ol’EEN OF SOliTHERN SUMMER RESORTS, \V. H. STIL,I . BLACKVILLE. S. C., SEWING MACHINE SPECIALIS T. 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. . . , (Svsv.#.* .*, i - i 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_, bi.ac k vi rj.i:, s. c. # STILL LEADS There i* buf one Glean Springs and it has no equal on' ilic coulinent for the Stamacb, Liver, Kidneys, Bowel* and Blood. Hotel Open June 1 to October 1. CUISINE A)P|t SERVICE EXCELLENT. Wjiite Sulphur ckiahlDhmerrt ha* been4—It I* ifp-t6 datt and Everybody Ooe* There, a center ami a common meeting ground For water apply . mjLsiarscLV For Board aoplr t"— 8IJP.H051 sixmos SEWING MACHINES IN THE WORLD. II. II. ELI f NEXT DOOB T0‘ Merchants and Planters Banfc^ feLACKVILLk, S. Offer* the highest rpsult'k of American lugenu^r and canifal in the Wonderful White, Njilcndld Dinnesiic, Happy New Hmift Mea ing Machihe*. —For Cash or on In stall mem*—Or in Ex. liangc for Old MachVnea;— In addiDon l handle the New Idexiaiid New (’Hmax—I.uwer rrimnl MaeWoto Nyedle*, tRD and Attachment* fi.ranr and nil Mewing Machine*. ,V" Fir*t cla*a Reiiairlng done at short notice. Call* made in Aiken, Orangeburg and Barnwell C«untle*.' for I’yHjeeor Particulars call'on or write to me and pretapt made rtpflee wllj b» FOMT OFFICE BWILDING, JA1I.KOAD AVKNUE.-BI.ACBV Mepl. iO-ita. _ ^ " . , —. ’ c; ' -