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The Barnwell People RATES OF SUBSCRIPTIOH. fta Advance, per Annum On Time ; 12 ^ THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, jjMK ■ ~ ML , . * The ft wnlar ('ommonicenone o< lUnnony Lodsc Nn. 17 A.-. F • II • JLM will be heldet the new Ve.w.leTem' ' ▼ \ pie In Hern well upon- Tbttmlev o i or next, before Ihe full moon in each mouth, grinning at Farit caiulk- light 6j order of W.\ M.-. - r H. P. Andekkon. Secretarf. ^ '■ B B * , “ *“coom conoH mmets. tcrdayf' F * P ® chn, »“ **• •n Wwn ye»- 10 oorreapondeiiU 16* Ala «eek * promptneea. from The Primary Election. SATURDAY, .SEPTEMBER 2tl, 1»!)0. MiHettvIlle, S. C„ July Uth, 1809. I rcepectfully annoupce myecir a candidate for the llf>u»e of Repreitenut- live*, suhjectto the rules and regnla tion* of the Democratic primary 'elec tion. pledging; myself to abide by the results and support the nominees of the I’arty- J. B. Bates. Millettville. H. () , July 15th, 1899. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the House of Represen tatives, subject to the rules and regula tions of the Democratic primary elec tion pledging mv-elfpir abide by the results a,nd support IthMiomineess of the part r J. II. I.afHtte, TO RENT. The comfortable and .a-ommodious cottage, first dmir West of the residence of W. Gilmore Stnnna Estj , is offered for retrt. All needed out buildings, garden, Ac. Apply to , Mrs. Molair. FOR SALK. One Watertown 8 ho,-«e engine with ten horse boiler, sI«o .V) saw gin and press. \V||t‘be sold cheap for cash Or credit to responsible party. Apply to . <: k! Dunhar, Millettville, 9. C. SWEET SLUMBER. .JblCintlif. hut the owners offetr left gnu pie« have atire places of refuge from these midnight mnstrians and murder ers »f sleep The‘‘Dixie‘*i4* the t»esl acd most easily msnag' d frame %od net ever devised and a child ean man age it. For sale at Leroy MoiairV STORK FOR RKN I . ^•‘Uardwick Esq. wa| up from Denmark on Tuesday? F »r m E Mtlhoua waa over Blachvllle on Monday. I nle th 0r i lin V 0 * 0,De F«*therwl«e peo ple the dog day, end today. “ With next weck’.isaue The I'kopis wiiUompiete Its 22d volume. Rev and Mrs. W A. Wright are ex pected home from Columbia oday. Sec announcement in tills Dsu'eof the opening of the Barnwell Graded School. And everybody is rejoiced that the Seaboard Air Line is coming this way. Mr. Lee Hagood Is now post electri- ciHn sergeant at Fork Treble, Portland, Maine.. ' ’ _Mr. W T. Bellinger Is In Chicago this week attendiitg the Stenographers’ Convention. Miss Carrie A.Cave leff for Baltl- more on Friday to purchase her Fall niitlinery stock. < ■ *<$} Only thr^e applicants for Teachers’ Certificates appeared for examination on the Kith Inst. In hi# circular letter on first page Governor Mc.Swe«aey sti tick tha key note of Disp nsary mauagein^jutt ^ Mrs. Hattie iluutef returned yestcr- froui a pleasant visit to relatives and friends in the Cave’s Church*-ec:lon. 1 e ichera holding certificates wanted lii A llendale Graded School. Address Chairmyt Board Trustees, Allendale, a. C. » ' A local train will be put on the Coast Line between Denmark and Barnwell on Sept. 1st to move cotton to WII mington. C'apt. G. E. Rlrt was In town on Mon day and cleverly moved up his date uv August iiinu He always keeps ahead of the printer. Til* PsorLK would like la get a fFw hiuhelsof wheat in payment for sub scription*. Full market price lit trade w ill be agreeable. Rladkville, 8. ti., Aug «, I8W. Kearly all cot In n received so f*r of good quality an4 brought 5'88 In our ihSfket tixfs'y, tendency upward. Briggs, Bulat A Co. . Barnwell, 22d Aug-, 1899.' Reeelpta for the past, week 20 bales, middlhigk readily bring Mar ket activ^V- Notwitbstamling Mr. N’ealiy. 12,0<I),000 bale estimate tbe New j ork Exchange was exciurd on Tues- day over the Texas crqp. If drought' continues in the West' better prices confidently expected in a few days. J. A. Porter. . TALBERT TO TALK. Uon. W. J Talbert in under promise to address the Bennett * Springs Agri cultural Club tomorrow. Ilusquito,» *re beginning u> Iw iron John R. Bellinger Esq., District I»ci.- -iitV Grand Master alleinied the month ly coiMoiunicatlon of lisruony Lodge on I'bursday evening last. ■ -— It Is not too late to plant a second cropsif Irish potatoes. They will make belter seed than can la? grown In Yau- ke> dom for next year’s main crop. I irginia and North Carolina buyer* of leal loba'i-n acknowledge that their Mate* -an not muke a* high grade to bacco a> ibat grown In this •eclioii of South < aroliua. PROPERTY AND TAXES. Auditor Duncan has flniabcd writing up his books for the current tax vear, and aends the Duplicate &> the Comp troller General this week. It show* the total assessments to be; real estate, (2.088,445; personal pro|M*rtv, $1,512,- 1»9, inakiiig a grand total of |4,10s.«14, on which the total lax amounts to $49, 297 .17. There are 8,908 t-olls, and the special school tax on Expre-s property, Pullman ears, Ac., amounts lo $4,519.60. THE PRIMARY. On next Saturday week the primary election .will be held fork he nnm I nation of a Representative to fill the uuexpir- ed term of Hon. W. D Black. Only two canJidates arc in the field. Both have be*-n life longcltixena of the Coun ty. They have served their courerV bravely in war and faithfully lie the troubled year* that have followed-. Their caudidfccy has been pitched on a high plane, and they receive as, they merit the high regard of their fellow citl/enk. The election of either will be no reflection on the other, and which ever loaes now will be remembered fa- forably In the future Royal Absouuteiv'Pure Bakino reWDER Absolutexy'Pure Makes the food more delicious and wholesome sqvh asasw seweta oo., asw yoss. > You are ant going U> let your wife go away for ibe Bummer? No, Its too expensive. Why, I never regarded yoar irffe M Rn « xtravagant womao. y 1 N'», Bhe’a not, but la*t Summer while she,waa away I blew in lust being a good fellow with the other fellow*. Farmer: you sold this dog to me for a bird dog. He doesn’t know fi.blrd when 1te see* it- l took him out gtA. terday and he wouldn't look at a bird ed Dude: Well, bow waa the bird ct^ok- LOOKINUUP. . , | RAILROAD NEWi. •Several ni(?n of mean* were in town ' Good spec 1 is being made In building last week lii/the puipor to make Inveat- ' the connecting link of 81 miles between Uicnts in dwellings.' The price of land Perry on the Carolina Midland and near by Is looking up. An otfer was .Cayce, just this side of.-Columhia.. Five couple of miles ot t.’ac recently made for a tract a couple mile* oht of $22} per acre. And we lu?ar of one aspsragu* field rented for forty dollars an acre for next year. JENNY NEWS. - Mr. T 1 Swygert of Peaks is visit ing Mr, VVHtte Jenny Miss .iudy , Beard of Oolaton l« spend- Ing.some time with Mr. and Mrs.'E. Barnes. Capt. J. W. Jenny Is thinking of having an artesian well bored now soon. Mr. ahd Mis. W. I,. Croft are now living In the house formerly occupied] by Mr. F. M. Jenny nod family. The first ba’e of new cotton .void here on last Wednesday' Aug. Ifith, by Mr. A G. Williamsto Messrs J. W. Jenny A Co. for 6 cents. - . x L. The lower part of Masonic Hall, lor- tnerlv occupied by ('lueeiis Savings Hank. On* of the very best stand* in I town. To a t'nani who • ill rent for a term of years. *verv facililv will bet 1^ Blarkvllle Base Ball Team ha* (•mvlded iii the wav of putting | n I hrrn n» plav a match game I ^On«, which ranm up lam and shelving, counters and windows to »llh the Mechanic* ut c.dumbla «ui tin? | ** 4 ”7‘“ u * to •uit. - , , was damaged by (frrtASTff XEtfd. M i*s Della Kearae of ( rrH-ketvIlle is spending time with her aunt, M<*. J. P. Grav. Mr. Henry Buford of Seminole was up on a visit to relative* last week. Miss belle Andeisou of Hampton spent last week will*her aDtcr, Mia. Irobknn. Miss Minnie Rouae of Seminole visit ed relative* here last week Farmtra havj begun to gather the llr«vy staple. Our public roads Ijave been . recently put In good order and the farmers can haul their crop* to marker w rtr e***, Mr. Joe Reeves b'asg trtc'vcfe aUd it an expert rider. Mr. J. J. Walker ha* nne.-fourtli of an acre of J ark—>'■ African limbless a bad ack have been laid Eastward from Perry, and it is expected l«at tin* road will be completed by the middle of November. Haiuwell will Hren be in bjiree hours ri'm of tire State Capital. Xb'e rumor grogv* that the Southern and Louisville-and Nashville systems will be combined, luted they will have control in the 8<>uth of over ll,pt)0 miles of road and will liaudle practical ly all Deight ani} passenger t rattle Ka«t of the >1 i»si**ippl. The Seaboard Air Line will be their only rival in this Stale,‘a.H the Southern and C >ast Liny pull together The Souiliern people are putting the Carolina Midland in tlrsi class condi tion, road bed, bridge*,-tdde track#, A’*. The Coast Line track layers reached Dunbarton on Saturday. The eight miles to Robbins will be railed by the and of the month It Is repotted that as soon as track i* laid to Robbins the Coast Line pe >ple will run a heavy freight train forward and backward between Denmark and Robbins until the road bed I* thorough ly packed and made safe for fast - ser vice. As soon as received by the Rail road Commissioner# double dally tram.*, the finest on wheels, will be put on between Florence ami Atlaiua, tlo* Coast Line’s recent purchase of a half opeland of *" l l ,l? lease of the Georgia Rail- r,m ^ °P enil, k Dx way info the gale city and family spent ,,f Georgia. atives in Ulmer. t0, « 1 ^"tractor, now working on the Boiilhern extension from Caiyce to Perry, and on the Sea l*oard Air Line between Columhi* and (’lieiaw. expect to reestahli-h head quarters at lUrnwcIl helore December for w >rk on Jwe Sc.tbosrd Air Line from FAIRFAX LOCALS. Mr. J. J. Copeland of Folk’*- Store was hi ‘ow n <m last Tbursdav. Mr. F M. Y oung iint le a dying trip to Augusta last week, , There,was a i arty given at Mrs Vir ginia I). Young's on ast Thursday for the little folks in honor of Mai Ion Clay- tor.. Messrs S. \V. and E P. C Klirhardt were here !a*f Monday Mr. VV. 4. Sanders a few days (kith felgtl laJft t^ef^. Rev. Mr. I/ceper-preached here on Monday night last. Mr j. F. Llghtscy left Kalrfsx on Tuesdav laskfor Glenn Springs. Mr. W. M. wcKoy w ||| till hi* place a» op erator during his thaence. One of Mr C. X. Terry’• horse* died Bright and earlv Tuesday morning JUI last Sunday. * the Seaboard Air L*ne Engineers be- The Magnolia Inn caught on fire one K’ ,n l I ,e re survey of their experimen- day U*t week. There waa not much*| ^ H"* fron J ‘'"Rusta via Barnwell MV damage (tone. [Charleston. That maana, we taka It. the poaitive permanent location of the route and the early commencement of the work of construction. The line Is Dr.J.H.E. MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist, BLACKY ILLK, - - - - - i B* fe< bn. 8. C Will be at hi* nffloe in Barnwell every Salas dav and Tm'sday and WcdneMUy (ullowiitR Will be at Ids Home once irt Hlnekvtlle <•*- er>‘v Friday and PaturJajj and will make afv pointmeots to meet pauents at any of oar county town* or oall at tlicir reeklencv*. ^ 1 am a full graduate of Fbiladelphia Denta College; hare had seventeen year*active pras. Ileal ex|>erlcn<r, and can please you In qualit* of work and (irLcea. j Charleston to August'a. P. M Ituekinghvm. 9ec. and Treas. Cotton la opening with noexampl.sl ! rapidity. Many field* are white alien- I dy oittii harvest. Heavy marketing •arly In the season wilt holster up Nelli's gue.a work and ruin prior* Mr A P Maovllir. who ha* been Auperttitrndeut of the B*rnwell Bap tist Bund*) Si-bool oome Xu yeaf*, gava notice ou .'vundav last that be w ill lea der hi* rc«lgiiatinn on next Sunday. M*vnr Callniiin returned fr»m Glenn Spring* on Soedav. vaatly henefitird by hi* vacatloa. Ill* app«wra<v«'e prove* that he w aa more fnrtnnaie than l*onee de Leon iu quest of the fountain of youth. • Mr. It R Beck ol Kaiontnn, Ga. a A Nf I former resident of thl* eOiinty, *|ieiil j several days with Hatnwrll relatives « - _ i - i • . last week, and called on u* pleasantly * r "' m !r~ V/*’? . Wr ' rt * 1 "" Prtiny; It ha* tieen ten year, .luce near Marlhor-rngh I rm-lh-.Hr new ^ u . t vW , u , t Well paioled. Iigbtnmg rod*, good t MODEL FARM FOR SALE. (no acre farm, located five mile* from Ittrnwell. I*** acre* iiniirr cultivati<.a, [ 4-» acr- a in limher t-i-i »aw aud grist 1 mill located within half mile Good! four room dwettlng; att necessary out buildings; 2 tenant house*; fine shade ‘ tree*. Ku> k fieek run* ttirough one i corner, slfording unlalllng water for j pasture; land* well ileaiii-'d'anil son In [ tlior<M«gii stste of improved cultiv alion. ' Ad Irrss for parrlcnl«r«. Perry M Buckingham, 3-lt Real L-taU* Ag«*nt. FOR S\I.F.-KKwt|»KXCKS I.OI | fence*. , t acre laud, g.snl garden and orchard site, well drained and face* tvoudi, an artesian wall near. Handsome dwelling .or Ksther Sir** f high elevation.'' facing S( utb, fine shade, gre.-n hoo*e. and all nioilt*rn |m- provements. Over an acre of Isiid, part of which ha* t>cen p'anied fof sev eral year* In fruit ire-*, within 5 min utes walk of both K iijw iy Station* One of the mo»t thoroughly huilt aud de-irabiy liM'st-d residence* in tow n. ‘ I,o( an by 2(l|| feet, facing (.ti two rca ble ncr street*, suitably for dwelling make a large latter » id* on the altcmoou of '‘Labor Day,” Sept. lih. * J ^‘me fo-hlrr wa* damaged by thr ‘ rain* thn first of la*t week toit the ma jor portion of (h* crop was savtd with out any rain* oh it. Mr. R f, Zeigler ha* put the ma- chlrrerv of hi* big ginnery at Smyrna In g.md refiair and will run a team (o haul cothm for hi* customer*. Mr. J.C. Addison ha* just finished driving a pnmp tweiitv-fite feet deep which afford* an abundance of cool water. • R. ELKO XEtVd. _ Mathi* A Gava have ginned several bales of cotton. Mis* Taedie I^Ht, the hella of Jnbn- •ton, visited Mr and Mra. Geo. Lott several days ago. M M «ude Hair enjored a visit of Mia* I’ardur of Granilevtlle a short lime ago. M • Mi*sGlara Johnston left on tSe llfh Inst, to attend the Chicago, |i|.. Cni- *et-iiy. M e hojie her slay w ill iuh be long. Vr- Willie Hair I* visiting In R<wk lllll and Asheville, \.C.,thi* week. After spending some time with id*- tivfi* in John«lon Mr* T M M iili* rc- The .h* tor* *ar that musqultoe* ear- rr malaria in their hill* and scatter it through (heir bite* Ho the Iteet nay to escape chill and fever ami to be hap py too is by buy ing the •‘Dixie" cauo- nv. For site at Molalr’a. <i -d farmera from different •^"nwi.J-umpanied bv her si-ter ill b . , , Vr,ir V' olU, 1 n ver, . very attractive not he a hit larger than last year a. lint it ought to bring a better price, because the world wania it, and the t'lalliy promise* to he belter than laat year’s aiorm stuff. It offer profitable BARNWELL SUMMER SCHOOL A Splendid Sfccts*. A young farmer, who D trying for a I a-fond crop of Irish potatoes'according .. . , ,, ... u* the plan of Dr. Milhous, tells u* that > ard* id Uoast Lute ,„ lt | n thr |, ot ^ lrwm l||e #ti(pe riv auiiabh aaasite^,, (1 ^. #ve( , wh i. e |||0 , e |rfl t|w *hail* of a grape vine until they turned green are all coining :tp nicely.* The Hampton Guardian of last week piildi-ned a capital Idler from Col B K Lewi* urging the holding of a con venfion of watermelon grower* along the South Bound Rallcoad at an early dale, and «ugge«ting Fairfax or Den mark as the place of meeting. A* a preventive of malarial; jtrtd continued fevers boll all drinking wa ter. allowing it to cool before using. The army post at Brownsville, Tex as. once the. sickliest in the United Stale* la now among the healthiest, since the drinking water has been di»- lltled. I.ot alMuit \ acn*. facing on three slrceu, within 2un yards aLattwii. I'articula for ''restaurant or store splendid oppiutunitic* for |uve*tni,eiit I.ot 59 by 210 feet on Msln Street, juat Ea*t of A I’. Manville's store. Lot 21 bv 2lo feet on M tin Street, jn*t Ea»l of the above lot. For terms and further information apply to T. M. Buckingham, K-al Estate Agent. Jiurncil home last Saturday evening, ae- I *li*nmi»anled hr her »i*trr. M i-a 'jvaltlc | young lady. I Mis* Bertha Jovnrr. one of Ridge Spring'* beauties, recendy visited Mi** I Kate McKerley. Rev. Askew preached hi* regular aermon here last Sunday. Relative* from Klackvilleand Barn well visited Mr* M. E. Limhrick la*t I week. M'e w ere verv aorre to hear of the 111 nesa of Mra. Mary M'cather»bce a fyw data ago. Mia* Minnie Creech of Rosemary i# vGIting reUMvea near here this week. Mr. and Mr* Eauneau are visiting -relat { vel heffe nowp . ‘ ^ J. EfHlorsrd by the teacher *; Instruc- (oca cfWmendcd; l.ast day given to Ct rmluatiuns. t he acbool cliwed with nn examina tion on tlie 15th. Ata called meeting of the teachera en the I2th Mr X. A I’attcraon pro- poaod the following preamble and res olution*. , They were unanimously adopted; r Whereas, we, the teacher* attending Hie summer school, cpfTsider that the E 'easure and Improvement which we ^ve derived (aom the acbool notv cli)- aing merits public expression Therefore, be it resolved that onr thanks are due ami are hereby extend ed, First: To the State Superinten dent oTEduntlTdri for iTis laudable eT- /finrts to promote public selipol educa- flon. and for hi* faithful discharge of Ohe great duties incumbent upon him. Second To the State authorities for establishing the County Normal. Third; To our venerable County Su perintendent for his zeal it, the inter est# of education. Fourth: To our instructors,-Frofs. W. H. Wallace and C. K JohnRon, arc wc Indebted for valued services faith fully rendered by these able educators. That in returning to their liomcs they carry with them the consciousness of r duty well |*erfirrmed. Each of us will cherish tin* renttm- brance of these Christian g-*nil«men B»r their patience and courtesy in the conduct of o jr acboof. We re»|)ectfuMy petition onr State fHiperlntcnUentof Public Instruction, and our State Board, that these gentle men be returned as Insti-uctorr of our next Summer School. Filth: That copie* of theae re»olu*' lion* be presented Hon Jn... X McMa- Man; to Rev. A Bubd; to our .riWtrm- tt>r^, and that a copy be'fuhdalM the preaa tor publication. Bring ymir Job Work »oTh* Vr.nrim Rev, A. P. Turner, the well beloved pastor of the Hlackville and Rosemary Baptist -Churches, has tendered his resignation to take-effect next Decem ber. The prayers and protest of hia congregations have ao far failed to in- rtuence him to reconsider his determin ation. The following , South Oarollnlana have been appointed officers in the new volunteer regiments-to be raised for E. LeRvy Young. APPLETON "NEWS. a* The Appleton and Augusta base ball le vui« iTosfrd liata on the 19th in*t. wt tha ground*of the Altaiulale Club, at Sluoey’a titter Savannah Park. The | Augusta I cam w a* coiii|»o»ed of nice l>.iv - imt they w<-re ouiclN**a*d liy the sturdy youth of the fleecy field*. The store stood 24 to 4 in favor ol Apple’oo. Kvetytiling pas*e«l off pleasantly, with ! a' dance in live evening % Uotton I* going dow n rapltllr and R i 12.IMSt.iMi bark crop w ill coittil Ihfs sec tion out of the bitsiucs*. In insttv place* half the crop I* o|ien now. Let (he Southern |>eopie lottk around for I Vtinw oelier luilustry and some other { way Af oDtaiiiliig money. Kolb gems. are rather too unrertaln and there I* j rather ti*o frmcti t haocf In the gsiae. Try wheat and other •mall gr*i . ral*e |Moiltry aou egg*, make tea nut* .and I -ell it.cm to small *oap fa<‘torie* in ev- jery town. Wchavea grand country if we ctnild only get lu the way tif j u*lng It right. Zfeoobla. , WILLISTON NEWS. MU* Wills Me Michael entertalneal quite a nnmlver of Iter frieiul* at lief j hoove o.i Friday evening «t a “Ulrlltday [ P.irty." All reperted having a very enjoyable lime. Mr. II. K. Beck «*f Eatofilon, Oa - .• | *peul several day* last week in town, the guest uf Mr J. M Hair Mrs. A XI. Rountree and daughter,* ( M is* Ha 11 ur, returned home Motulay n. j m. after a iiiuntli'a stay with relatives in Augusta. Mis* Glara Hair of Orangeburg la visiting relative* at thi* place. ‘ Mi*a Norma Wise, after attending ! the Teachers’ Hummer Sclmad at Grau- | itcville,4*w* returned home, •. ■Mr. S K. Smith 4* at home again af ter »everat weeks’ stay with friend* in j Edgefield. ■Mr J. A. Newsom, who ha* l*ecn via iting relative# at Clark’s Hill, ha# re turned home - Mi** N'onie U’ollln* of Charlcstou i# vUliing Mia* Ellen Harley. Capt. W. H. Keiinu ly left last week for a ten day*' trip to New Tor^. See That Curve? Isn’t lt a Beauty? Have You Seen It? 1 Re Lankford Talent Humane Morse Collar.' It's the moat Unman** Collar on the market. Serve# •* \m>U» collar and pad. t'everiug niado oL (jest 10-oiinoe army luck, leatb-r Itearlntr*. luffed with clean cotton Int l>oth body and rim. V« have a special pru- cca* of eurUng the Hut cotton l»y machinery, which- gtvea It 'the ap pearance of raw wool, and prevents cotton from poking In hard ffmge. The Collar t* open nt Ixrttom. Every scam a double lock atltcb. with all scam# and raw edge# on inside of l-illa# fiTust reventlng ravels or rl|«. IT PIJtAHVUf BVEltYBODY. We have over 75.(100 testk- monlal* from fartmr* alone tbat <‘am« to it# I ursollclted during th« |>ii*t three yara. Wy j aleonUely and unholtatlngly ruaraoteetbis ; Collar to Hire or prevent gall* or sore shoul- • d« ra. HO.WIO *Q|d last season. It 1* a afonder- | fnl #U' ce## and a marvel of cheapnes*. Wllk last two to live scaeons. It I# sold to every | «tate In the Colon. We have furnished Ihf I U. H. War Itepartmcnt with several Uvage order#. If It waen’t a good thing the? wouldn't hove bought them. *U» -4»i>pluK jrnar p\mw* for aane ■Ho'w'der* where rna n*e I anh font Cotta''#. The her** ran pat hi* “ahnalder In the WK*el~ with a aim If wearlag thl* Callar.. rAK vt V ILM. If »««r Mier< hant <laa*t hsartls ear Cetlnr write a* for •(•erlal prtrf delt|rernt la >ls«-n If r»«r>ner< hant* will •nierihem la «• *aa •—lire a npeetal r#te V freight far him and (has enable him to •ell t hem to to b« shortened and straightened be tween the Kdlslo River and Uhurleatoh. Mr. A W. Stanley, uf tha .‘venbnard Air Line'# legal department, I* aecttr- Ing right* of way for the Charleston I f ,,,, “f r “ rt,0 " ,h e*i , *r. ,,, a" weronid whero and Anguaia air line, via Barnwell. | *hi|» #maii qaivntitio*,** freight oa •ae dagywCollar* eoai o* jnst a* mnrh a* It Wnald yoar mrrrhaat «h tay <> alotoa. He will d/llver a aanipie e«H«r to aav | evprr#* office In the C.H. for $1 Ou. i-gjib with Koihe Iherchaiita not haudSing our Wrttfi /m pr*pared to ffq f ou c. home* (uy whe county. In my hpihf offtoa t. B; EkU^S Sutveyot Arid DMIth SpecraJ attention ffjyen to t Ututn of water-power*, leva I dfffinRjrfi* A posfal cjn| aVldresaed tp me fit Maf* •y** 8. 0., will receive piptiipt a Hen* »««. octl-80, ly NOTlGfeV Sfue^ Mr, F. XT. ./enny b'aAmoved < shop to llaqipton epupty 1, heye ci^ed toY^n tj' geiieriji blaeCffiiUh repair shop at my pin repair #fibp at "my place', cheap for cash dr on easy terms en guaranYe aatlafvtlodi- , t FULL Sl&Cff df country ikjj chair* on fund at iflf timet, fVoni cent*, up. t ... .. ,All Jiefepna n|tylijx ope ddllar’ worth of spop wprl( done for qasli will lie entitled to a,chancy at one beaulUul hand idlUe rock log clialr. . Toii'f'* foe buaineM. . • j ., , j. AVnattier. .Tetinv, S. C.' Tfiei Wesf End Stord •j I# selling' out Great - Bargains? rtt’et^rr Line of 1 Gerietaf tHerchafidisd A v ll the 1 , ii lute. A Ca-h well cotii 00 f* tan evet' before M*_b*r T. B. Leg I# in eharge of the Seaboard Air Line survey from Augus ta to A then#, Ga. Deafness ('annul Be Cared by local, application* a* they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. ! There la only one way lot ore deefne**, and that l« by 'c>ii*tttuti<>nal remedies. Deafness i# cniisimB^v an inflamed cor.. I dltlon of mnco(i«afiiing oUlhe Euatn- ! cl.laii Tube.. When thl* tut* la' In flamed vou have a rumbling sopnd or liii|>erfect hearing, aud w h< it Ills en tirely clo*e>l, I tesfues* it the result, ami | utile** the Inflammation can Ue taken ! out and thl* tube restored D> Its nor-. mal condition, hearing will be tlettroy- I rtf forever;'iiipe •utae* out of tm ard | JJXtVfif By (’atarrh, wblc4l la nblTlj»4 but an Inflamed coddltiou of the mu | cou* aurfacea We will give One Hundred Dollar* for any c*x*e nt De^fne** tt*aii*ed bv ra- tarrli i ihat cannot be cmed bv llall'* v atarrb Cure. Send for circular*; free F J. CH KN EY A 150., Toledo, 0. Sitli!* by. Drugg1*(*, 75.i. Hall * Faitilly FID* ate the bc«l. BARNWELL GRADED SCHOOL. The next term will open on September Ixth next, with Professor W. II. Jones of Vir ginia as Principal, wiih an able corn* of aa*i*i*tit«. GEORGE II. BATES, • Chairman Board of Truatea**. orilcr. pi.me mercnwiiis not tmuibii.g ('•>i4are wUl .try to *HI you utlaer c/llars. claiming that it J* just as good. Uit don’t accept II. i InsUt on getting the l*nkfor<f Collar for there I# no *ul*dltute for |t. .Cir cular# aii * prices ma<lt) known for tin* asking. CouchBfos MTg Ga* X ‘ HEX0I.4, GEOUMaT £^PH’hen ortJtrVng fUeake then tion f ii v I’aoi Ld. SOUTHERU RflUWflYr “SR*' fetter vallies foi ■« dffFt'sdruP Barn-* ?ll coilyiy,. , _ . , Votv ,|!ft life, Ate #e«V krid 8U>r/ Mrs & k M KVBFRl.KH. Proprletrasa. PIPE I Li(*f Atti&tni - LIGHTNING Onati nap.l Rehe-lnle In K.Tact Jane 11th. ifc* fto 11 Ko. >. Dvtlj Dailr 5a>l> ruw Lv tonji : Ua ' tain atte - t .'4;i a ata" 9 M/p I * ba ‘ a*BTKMs rina Sn'a v® G badly Uniiy < barli a?<m Humjnervtlla Bnutchrtlle Onmgwhwtg.' t 1 A ., KtagrtU® „ “ I T Ar il (Wn alTp. iji«a :a*/, a Wa *V-V Xta 59p Xta. «*h> Id tMa " ( amden JnacttoaLT ’ll «« 5r ... Cautdi n Lv, • lup, • tup. UllOp II OUa Ar (‘otumhia Lv # «.’a SM-i BLACKVILLK NEWS. Cotton picking ha* commenced and quite a niiinlwr of new bales were brought in on Saturday. The protracted meeting at Healing Spring* cloaed on Friday. uignt with two accession*. The Pastor, Rev. Dr. W. D Rice, wa* a**istetl by Kev. Mr. Wine beater of Orangeburg. Mr Chariie Groves is Ht home spend ing vacation. Mr. W'illiAin C. Zeigler li.-ts accepted the school st Tatum. S. C., snd will leai'e Wednesday the Ifith. Mr. M E. Ir.lsr leaves on Wednesday for-Ocsla, Florida, where, he ha* ac cepted a poaiilon a* book keeper for A large firm Miss Georgie Brooker of Columbia is visiting Mi#« Abide liuii ofRIackville. It is a queen, and Dadore Brown is the proudest "papit” In town. All M-rvk,l„,h, Phll pnl.,™: Capt,In— h ‘2S: C. E. Sawyer of Aiken; First Lieuten ants—S. .1. Mi’Gaugbrln of Newberry, Fred Mobley of Cheater, L. A Grifllth of I/exington, C. 8. Nettles of Darling ton . The Barnwell Colony a$ Glenn Springs Hotel was increased bv the ar rival of Mr. hiiiI Mrs. Jones Williams of Clinef, Mr. J. A. Hamilton of Wlllis- ton, Mr. J. E Anil of Allfl'ndaJe', Mr, and Mrs. G. R Black of Millett*. Mr. J. W. Purse of Martin, Mr. W. Gilmofe Sirirjfs,- Mr. and M f*. J. R. >Easteriing mid cblid of BarnwelT. After a cliarming slay at Glenn Springs during which they gathered a yCRrs supply of heal kb and happiness Mr. and Mrit. Perry M. Buckingham returned home on Sunday, leaving the Barnwell Summer Colony in the hilla The game of ball between Hlackville and Augusta Y. M.C. A. Ia«t Thurs day, on the diamond of latter, up to the end of the 4th inning it looked as if Augusta would be whitewashed, score 8 to Oin favor of Hlackville. At the beginning of the 5th inniflg errors com menced with the BlRckviiie team, which was a comedy until the game was called at the close of the 8th inning on account of darkness. The score was 9 to 3 io favor of Augusta. McAvoy of Savannali pitched the first 6 innings for theBlackville team, Augusta made 7 run* on the 5:h inning. There U no doubt that Blackville ha* a good ama teur team and with a little more prac tice can and will be the champion play ers on the diamond the next season of both South Carolina and Gvcrgia. Strobel, wbb f# pitcher of the local Hal. 5:«>p, 7 0« Lv TMr 9 15a ‘V fillip 0 tla ‘V fiSIp aiiS; ‘1 . fi . wp 1# Ifca “ . iK p"l Ciiar.e* <>n Hranrkrllta Ramb-rg . iN-nmai k. . ,lb®rkrUI( 5 .Aiken Ar ll Oat! St.p, " *fifei CIKp, ••I as«a* sstp. *. a I la II F. M fife, JUty, Tufe: 40Op, tap II 51* Ar. Angnsiattn.dXv M | * 20*. I K?r disconsolate over thfeir departure, bdt 1 l box tb ® OrriCR. Beat Work—Lowcat Price*.. i yWHUe* their absence h*ti been as long as borne folks'APd friends could'consffbt tb. M^. Richard M*. Caiiie of Cdrnell’ University, liHIca, N. Y,, I# spending-' bis VncatloiFln'eraitlinlng the jfeologl" cal resources of lovfer South' C«Hirtlia: He has sent specimens df kahlin, ochre# *c..to Cornell fbr 4 exumimt- tioh. and i# moving coastward' t^' tn- qnlre into oil indications in Hkmpton and the distribution of |>hA*phatic rock. Great results may cOme of bit auMbfer* Th.it Thr hbing llradache Would quickly leave you, if yon used DH King’* New Life Pill*. Thous and* of sulfcrer# btve proved their matcbli'as merit for »ick and nervon# Uralaciie*. They make pure blond and strong nerve* and build up your health Ka*.y * to take.' Try them. Only, 25 cent*. Money bade if not cured Sold by S. Burckhalter, Barnwell; |t. K. Brlgg* & Co., Black ville, Druggist*. CANNING TOM ATOES. My w.tv of canning tomatoes reads tluis: Take good ripe, sound tomatoes, as many a* Vpr.i w ish, then proceed by tlrd peeling them, then ctit them up; let each tomato he cut in about three or four pieces, then put them in- a large pan—granite i# best-*-make a fire in the stove, and put the tomatoes on the stove snd let them boil hard thirty minutes. I do not fftean let them remain on the fire thirty minutes, that.!* the amount of time used in boiling; do not take the stove lid off for fear they might scorch. Be sure and stir them well. Have as many quart jars re.tdy as you may need, using all new rubbers; then while the tomatoes are bot lug hot, let them still remain on the fire and proceed with the filling of the jars. Let each jar be well filled and tightly sealed. Seal eachcne as tight as possible while b«t, then iu an hour or so return to TMeni and tighten tlrem a little more if possible.—Home aim Farm. A Thousand Tongues Coif'd not express the raptu e of An- ttfe-K. Springer, of 11^5 Howard 8t., | Philadelphia. Pa., whfen she found that Dr. King’s New Di*coverV for U'ori- sumption completely enred'. hfif 1 of a hacWng cough thapfnr many years had made life a burden, AM other remedies and doctors could give her no help, but fvaaoa mask sigistisco no. tr«sa.) FROG POND CHILL AND FEVER CURE THE ORIGINAL NO CURE NO PAY. 50 CENTS A BOTTLE. The old reliable the kind your fathers used to take. The on« that never fail* to cure. Don’t waste time and money experimenting with new cures. But go for the best from tire jump. Frog Pond is the oupce of prevention and pound of cure combined. A#k for it— take no substitute, if your merchant does not sell it write to us we will send it direct for SO cents. . "Y DAVENPORT «r PHINIZY CO, Wholesale Druggists—£e;iioR Agents. • AUGUSTA. GA 1 . A' gus.a fendsr**!!'.* Tronlll*. Lv. TennllW? •’ ha.id#r*vllk> Ar. Ai.R i«:a Ri ban. I TdOa 1<0|> IJX^i U tfe 6 2fe »ou®. fina. '•uiy Ra ban. I Ife »«Bp * iop s !(*; .imp iop : Dp, 9 i«B Mii I Ml*. jliwIly.Ri #a Lv Allviidnlp. •• Faniwrll..' “ Hlackvtllf Ar Hai«-«tiur* «45a , 1 7 2ka liXDp’ .... 7 toa luOp :i3Upi Mi Mix. Hon Ri *n Rx <r ( <mlj Lv. Pati-aliara . r . . . . “ Hisi-kvtl'v. Bm nwol).. Ar. Al.mtlalr. f ; 4 .’.St, 10 **: 7U0v> 10 15a Ii) 45a T&p loSta I uarptii i ■ •Atlanta aafl fiayoad. ^v' f Charleston.. Aiianra;:- Lv. Atlanta. Ar (7iattan»o-a. iguua, S-Oy; .. 44 61a iOfifiu, ... ;....f»*ji»r*tifer . llOOp, 515a 400p, J 6 45a: 9 25*! fMin I 6 90a. 4 15p Ml 'AalulOp | mrovl 7.45* Lv. Atlanta.. , Ar. BirmiiiKhAm “ 'Urmphii, (via Birmingham).. I^xington 1 •' n-u-innati. ;... •J (Thlcago At. LnulsvUJe . »*■ - Ar. Memphis, (iria Chattanooga)..I 600p! 5 WW, 7'SOp 7 4Aa , 7 I5a| 5 80|) 7 55i.! T 55®' 7 04a fiOOp Ta A*kavllla*Ciaetraatl-Lo«i*Tlllau EAATRRN TIM*. I! r CIIARl.ESTOT, $.<y. One Hundred'and Foirrtrjcnih Year begin* Oct. 2®. P.urnisbed- room and board in College'Doiniitory ffOaud 112 a month, ac-ierdiqg to room. One free tuition scholarship tb each County if beginning of the 6th inning, after the garde was Inat to Blackville, con*g- quentiy only two runs' were made htf;J she aNrrfof the Royal Cur*~“ 11 ar^n re- nupt'~4rf F.rim-atioV Exam him whed'tbe game wa#* called Ax IP 1 —— 1 **- K —*- * •- • ■ - r . - - — £v~ Augusta. . " Bsr*-slmrg LF C’.iarfwitOB Lv. (V.luntht* (Union Dvpol) h: Ar. Bpartnaburg •• . 7 “ Ash*vtl»e “‘Knoxvillv. “ rtnrtnnnati ...... Ix«it*viile(vU Jviliro)..,. i'o.** sr...4<i Dallv Dally ItupTH; life 12 07a 7 (On 1 6 :tip Jiopiii*. 7 OOp, 240p 4 15a 7»p. 7»pi 7 4T esua- To Waahiagtoa aad th® Ea«t. Cv7Augunr* .. . 2 40p; f.'Xb Balsslmrg *; Olomhia (Unk>n'Depots: • ^ At. L'harlottr'. . .. .. Ar. Dan^fl^--. Ar.. kirhmond 4 19pJ2 OTm »21p 215a, t4op 9 15a nW-lttp • OOa South'Caroliaa, the holder (o' bs^ap^-t A4 pointed by Probate Judge and County pitcher hit ball*' apparently tfdftle to the batter a* gentle as a latnb and a* enticing a* a peach, but tile tptmioti i* hlt*m if voo ean, atid'Hie next new* moved thb pain in my chest and J’cari now sleep soundlr. something ( can scarcely renremher doing before. Ffwi like soiinditg'ita praises tbrotighoul tb? I'wiverke.” Ho w ilf every one who trie* a ,, . . - , ^ . ----- v*r , ri ' ^ Ml r) $ IMIV- i:rr I U l yon hdar irfrbfn the umpire, which’lr Dr* Kirtg.’s Ktfw Di*bovery fof anV tro U - three atrUrC* fiiid out. fjj# jf the 'I'ftroat, <'he*t <>r l.uug*. reldCr, catcher fbr tire home Yegm, D always on t he alert and paneft'bl* vigilance- a ball never >. 1»: 0. Rlk. Price Ws;. and $1 0ft. Trial houlea free aLtJ. S. burckhalter*#, Barnwell, and D. K. Brigg. A (o’*., Blackville, Drug! Sforct; cvLTj bffttl guaratuecd: * inatiotis aud Competitive Fxaminatioo* fof vacant Boyce Scholarship* 'which give ’Hfio a year) bn Sept. 2k and H i. n Tmal expeuaev for li'ilders of *choi arahips f lot and $123. according to romBi f«»r *iudents not lioliiirTjra schol arship $m. tuition fee, in addition. For catalogues and information in full, add tvs* —- HarrWon Randolph, -rl Preside ist> At. Yfssirington. Baillmor* Pa. B B. “ Philadelphia,:.^ . - yew York _ „ I ^Treping Car Ltae betVera Charleroa and ' aata. via Angiuia^makiag co^nwtion* at atop 7 4M: Vufiv 9 14a life) .. 11 as® 25fej. tatp’atar fUK^ „ . od and Ashe Buffet Parlor AOac'a for all popsts North and bolld Treint beCwecn Chariest •m> i»rr> ittg »>gaat Pullmae Cars, Contirct Jons at ColumHa with through train* fOV- Washington and (he .Rapt; alao tor Jackson vjtle and ail RlorkU Poihla. , fkANKtl OANNOX. V/fM.EUfCP. Third V P * Um» Mgr, TrsK MaUaeer, Wa*htngtuta. D U WSahingvou, U 0. UBOTCHLR. ALTJEN, . Dhr. Pss- Agt ..’ “ Charle-mn U. C. Vf. A TLTlK, R ff. HiRDWKTT. , an'l Pass. Act. A*et fV-a'l P***. AgV WasLmgion.D Cl Al' INSURANCE. _ —At towesf Ratej M— Strongest COMMNikir Butht, Calfiddh A Cm. -oVrie*#' *y- fW frANK Of ftArtlOWfiL- -r T. ft. OWENS, at WAtGir MAKKR aitfl JV.A ki'.ER " fitT F.MI) kill)* sA, rtAMMWrfti; 8. t 4 .* Tm Tyan* rtperletiee.ba# ijqaMflqd me,).. e b«rt Work* and to guarautne roaptote Mt- , prbrppt ’ raaple. Ihe Isfatlon. I-dTItepalr# eVecub-tl yilK j dlsttfU h. JrWrlrV or Itftd by as ><iw ae tlw husmta , ,, .. C r\ staix in Opt ii ’.y»t,-h 25 i ts. J.. V*—,10 Via a 6 CT" two doGis A ret of Price's Repair Slop. Clurtestoii & tV file in Carolina R'y.C# <0lart Lma. Schedule in effect Jtfly 29nl, J8B9. riWf &r*'' r i-#* nV TeoTST Arrive nr'Vntvooo . .. .. 12:75 p w ^ An-fen-ofi V..'...1 : 6:19*0 gf oreij* , . .... ..j I J»p m .SriW j ^ (i .DMtpm mfla i Glen Uprinft# 4^*7 p ie . ..... „ “ flltohsbhSfg. /... 5:10 pV PWf miff' “ SaNSL,..,.*. ..: 6Jkgggfl,....... “ liendeto^nville... rt^tffpim.^ “ /Mhernie t.dOp'uf; • a)*ve Aobevitlu., a iff '.-s.' apertanhurg 11:45 aiv .1:40 p a '* Glenn Springs... 10.0(1 a m *'J^T reerlnllb |l2.-fil pin 4HI0 p ^ I-Aulens. Ahd«t>on' An tve Greenwood...... AttgKMh!...... LvarVe".- 5 ! ITiioun Falir... Anffe Ralvlvh NocfOik.',/....... PcterKbfSf Klclimon'f I:»r,p h) 1:55 pi TOO g a 2: 7 p m 1 At* a in &:1d p m 11:10 a a' 2;lh a n 7:30 a a «.0(i a m 5:20 a ID .. . 5» Arrive AUcndale Wrtox.... yetnaynee Beaufort, 9:45 rdrt K8yi»f—.10:00 L'bflrlCston 8:40 a tii 945 » m ti m ••••*••••* 1. 20 pa' 3:1* pflC' 3:25 p ^* 4:3f> Ilrf’ 5:55 \i*L' 7:30 pet?* Leavit: Ghar%^i r - Bort RfKal ...... hl5 p m 7:10 a aa 1 iifon,........ Beau (01 Yonuusate “ Fairfax ArrlrV Fairfax Allendale Augusta!; ..... ‘ -20 a __ 8:V0 a 2^ 9:20 a ■» 1 9:55 a —- ' ..'11:26 a W 1 Close corfn*?*ions at Greenwood for ap points on S. A. L. «nd C'. A G. Railway, aafl 1 “* Ppartimburit with Serflhern Railasy. For any infoneiHbS 1 rrlalivfi to tiolAto$ 4 rates, M-hedoivs. ere.; Address, ' $ S G^i(J' 4Du Paa». Ageaa, » K'M Nf5RT*,Ror.'A^flL T.‘M. Emerson frutHc Manager. ^ EXPE W«N(« Patents An'rnae efedtiy •«