The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 31, 1899, Image 3

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SCB^C? ™*o«, per Aijiu JplB CODKTI COTTON MABKETS. . .$2.04 nfjRSDAf, Th* Ifoftriar Harmony Lodi. willhelwMattiS pU> In Bamwq next before the i nesinnlna at i rof W.-. m. H. P A> tlODB Of F.\M.*. T.lcTem- Tburedny, on In ea<& light. Secretur. join*’ *0. 1 held ai night at 8)4 «nce Is requi By orrter of C. P. I40LAIR, -Wm. vi Ing of Barnwell shts of Pythias [Itall on Friday £ fall attend K R. KOTICE TJEBTOBS. A* Trustee In 1 Ute of P. \v. Fai ■ ulred to enfoi * J« slves .expense. T [urttaer cost an< Lred by bills of pages are poaltj fcyment with. U. Iruptcv of tbe Es- Co, I am re- Igent settlement. Iven to Kill persons tted to said estate promptly made, |th me to give in- itors will come for- JP*F tbe amounts fy relieving me ot salty of pressing jtion and also sav- oyance and increas- I who would avoid re the property cov- and chattel mort- requlred to make irther delay. IUIST. Trustee,' BlackVllle, 8, C. ►ESIlABLE -LA TAT I (IN ALE. ste sale one of tbe tntationa In lower to tract contains lift »rc In virgin pine finally healthy all .watered, with ex- lage for aUn k rais- Tights. [mirahlv adapted tapir crops of thr Rubles, and are improvement. |d the place can ry home. It la ^corporate I ini tell. The rail ogre«a and a*- rto the fore front f’oliua, and tin* •rty will make of life In recur le boom begin*. Frs prefer Ute tract dlvidW" Into several parcel*, in areas r& suit. For price andNterm* apply to tf.VTKS A "<1 M M8, , AHorneys-ai I.sw, liarn well, 8. C f. Furman Still, DKAI.EK IN Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Neck Wear, and Gents’ ■ Furnishing ^ Goods, RTai 11 AILROAU AVEXl’K,Opposite Pas. aenger [>e(H)t, ■blackville. s. c. I take genuine pleasure in cordially inviting my many friends and (helJen- BtacMville, 8. O.Auf. 20JS09. elpty ft cotton for past week M8 ales. Couon hat generally been of good qualify; prices have ranged from to fi 88, for some bales of extra qual ity i little more has been paid; report ed good rains in Texas and throughput IhoUoh belt has caused decline of >£o. today, 29th Inst. —r— Briggs, Buist A Oo. ill,,. 29th Aqg.v 1899. far-past, week 150 lasis of 6.90 tor mid J. A. Porter. L i Cotton Kecei bales, bold on dting. Two-thirds ol 1899 gone. Primary eleclon on Saturday. The cotton y sr 1898-99 ends tonight. Hon. C. M. pders Was uQ, town on Monday The excqrsiii fever is taking a new start among tli colored people. The weatheiderk was a little rough on king cotton he first of the week. Senator May eld was in town on ell and very welcome. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J. K. Snelilng, Esq., Citation Estate of Sarah Ann Jackson, deceased. Attorneys Bates 4 Simms kdvertlse a very desirable plantation for tale in to- j davY paper. H P. Buist Esq., Trustee, has an Im- rtant and ImperaUvemottce to debt ors to the Estate of Mestea P. IV. Far -, roll A Vo. I Mr. J. A. Harter has an advertlse- .^ment that ought to keep hiin busy. In patronizing our own people money is kept at hoipe*and in circulation that is helpful to every body. Mr. 1. Furman Still has a nice new advertisement in today’s paper Our Blackville correspondent has a truthful notice ot him as an upright man and honorable merchant. $ P icock paid us on Friday ci ton money of tbe sea- Monday, very Mr E. W. the first new son. H. F. BuUt iq- was In town for a little while onfionday. being too busy to stay long Itisunlawf to shoot, kill or trap partridges or her game birds before November 1st ..Tomorrow i 1 be September. The prophets expe lots of bad weather during/lie eq aoctlaf month. Next Mondi will be Labor Day, but it will not be served as a holiday iu this cotton pi< ng time and country. The Rosen y Knitting Mills are now turning >ut about a thousand pairs of half *0 weekly and behind their orders ti - __ Capt. Dunn ime in on Friday with his first car 1c of Kentucky stock, be ginning his 3 i campaign w ith head quarters at B iwell. We have eived from Secretary Thos. W. Ho way, Pomana, 8. C., compliments card of admission to the next State Fi Nov. (S-10. C. Dibble -was over rgon Monday. His nu [II friend* were delighi- iking so well. py delegation of Barn- jalc pleasure seeker* ex- ier the Southern tomor-. tlphiaand Atlantic City. Llenfield completes his [Creech's Pharmacy to- month’s vacation will i with County Treasurer )h DWpntch boasts of a has made it an unbro- lenty years to pav for hi« »e proceeds of bis lirat Major And from Orange] merou* Barn ed to see bin yuite a g< well and Allj pj't to leavi row for Phil M r. M Ki engagement dav, and aft take a po*it| K. 1». Free,[ ^ The Lexl| suhscriher ken rule fo paper onl o bale of cold Rev. M.«. Stm*. who married a daughter o^v. Hanafonl .Duncan of Barnwell, M at Decatur. Ca , recent ly aged 78 ■*' Ht* widow and sev eral chlldrM'irvive him Mr. W. KMcKeiizIe lias put hi* “snia'l gin®'” iu fir*t cl*«« order and ha* gift up.in dale 37 bale* of cotmii. 'Iminiterv*!* 4 mile* West of Allendale She Hive# R<*ad. Cards liflheen issued announcing the uiarriAvt the bride’* residence, this ereim of Mis. Leonora W. (ireene oBirleaton and Mr Dufiield W. Myeriuierlv of itarnwell. . UovernflcSweeuey announced hi* iversonal ■ on Thiirsday last.- Col. .lohn K. ■of itamtierg i* Knglneer- in chief ■Lieutenant-Colonel Willi* J. I>uii<w°f Barnwell one of hi* Aide*. least part Mc»*rs era! Pub ic to call and examine mv en tirely new and perfectly completi stocks of good* In Uve above line* 'I'here i* not a shop.worn article in'v.nw,. stock and everytliing i» strictly up-to-J tile ted th da’s* in style and quality. The gre*t-pine»*. H e*t care wa« exercised in making *elec-f ern Kxfir A llammet have leased ihAmDome Masonic Temale 8tore AguoU a* renovation I* eom- vill open a mercantile bus How n ollice* of the Soutb- and Western Union I'ele- A mire price* f Up tJ id Corf i and if from Val la. (ia.. Ia*t week had just ed 149^4 doubt it Jlers wer eighed hi the way, tnel the weig lions and purohakes and I am sincerely aaniident that I can satisfy the mo* exaciiug taste* and surprise the close* buyer* by the moderation of mv pr'c Every thing guaranteed to come representation. Pat( Dealing and dial (;ourte«y will be •'jvettfcwsU » any go aw ay dte^r^-iied It nhall be tbelrf4vtt, inine. ^Kire buying anytliiiig In my hue me a call, and you will no', have to furljlier. My prices show that the of hard times has come and the bo- kniug of a new prosperity fairly he- You wilUbe welcome six days in week. I. FURMAN STILL. I GAN SAVE TOD MONEL I am still In business making Chair* |nd all kinds of House Furniture, and HOME aJlIN. rOW is the timeaii<j X,1HS is tbe place 1 you to get your money’s wrorth. ' AlkoT wilt do anv kind of Turning. Mich as Columns, Posts and Brackets. All Goods Delivared within ten miles; over ten miles F. O. B. For further particulars write to ' J. A. HARTER. Jenny. 8. C. graph C<i .niies will be opened therp. ng of the Charleston and Lino will create a large mv in Barnwell and Bam- *. The watermelon farm- thelr pes make up at The b August demniid berg C«j era eno^ciH’d In curing «cM>s nict wlh be able to r their losses, sterling Woodward E*q. wrote n* that tic i watermelons that weigh- lilli jmunds. We don’t 41, for we supfiose the mon- In one eml of a w irfe meal gras* sack, pine kno i the oilier, and a guess at f the ligbiwood. Solicit Sawyer has accepted the comtniss of Captain in-the volunteer army an< ill go to the' Philippines. We hope i war will end before he reaches I illla, and that he will be made Ch Justice of the archipelago* Ool. , s >a cr will not resign as Solici tor until usfered in. W. H. Town send K*q ill act as Bolicitor at the Kail COP T/IE 8TITR OF 80UTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF BARNWELL. 1 ,. x ^ IK tHE COURT OF PROBATE. By J. K. Snelilng, Esq., Judge of f'ro- bate in Barnwell County. , WHEREAS W. Gilmore Simms. Esq. Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and General Sessionapplies for Let ter* of AdralniHtrafton on the derelict Estate of Sarah Ann Jackson, deceased : These are, therefore, to cite and ad- monish alf and sh'gular, the kindred and creditors of thl' strid deceased, to be and appear before me at a CjJnrt of Pro bate for the said county, to be holden at Barnwell C. H. on Saturday, the 7th day of October, 1899, at 11 o’clock a. di to show cause, if any, why the aaitl admioistratietrYhould not b* granted. Givan under my hand.and the seal of the Court thl*'29th day of Aiygust A. D 1899, and in the ohe Ikindred and twenty-fourth year of the Sorerwignty Epd Indepeodence of the UAtteU Stat^ of America. SNELL ING, Probate Judge B.C. Jished in The Baenvell People aist 1899. TINKER CREEKi'NEWS. Miss Anna Hickson, who has been visiting relatives at Conyers, has re' turhedto her home at Kline. Mr. Fred Grubbs preached his first sermon at Tinker Creek on Sunday, 21st The congregation was greatly pleased with his discourse and says that much good can be accomplished by him. From the way that the young men are visiting the fair sex the ringing of wedding bells may be heard before Christmas. - . V : Striker, ' ALLENftALE NEWS. Corn crops in this section are much better than was expected ot jbem some while back and while lha cotton yield will be abort on account-of the long dry spell the fair price now prevailing will in a measure "tide ovg^.” Peas and cane are not doing well. _ Dr. C. D, Clarkson ha* been quite sick with an attack of fever. Mr, and Mrs. A. Ti Allen are here for a brief visit Mr. Leroy Wilson Jr. is at Asheville, N. C., for two weeks Mr H. K. Thompson and tsmily will soon move into the Knepton Cottage. Mrs. L. F. Mette contemplates a trip to Washington and Philadelphia this week. Allendale coitinuea to rank as the banner town of the county. X. ROSEMARY NEWS. Miss Minnie and Pauline Creech paid Miss Lula Spfawlt a yiait several days ago The home of Mr. R. C. Sprawls was honored by the presence of Miss Clara Hair, one of Orangeburg's charming girls, the other day Come again, we are always glad to see you. Mi**e* Lula ami Fairy Sprawls and their brother. Walton, were the guests of Rev. A. P. Turner in Blackville last week. Mr. John Hair and wife were up last week visiting friend* and relatives. In tho upper part of Ro«cmary town ship a snake was killed last week that measured 6 feet In length. One of our farmer* had i*lpe water melon* fig days after planting. Who can heat that? And who can shown a larger wasp nest than one. 2d inches Ir. circumfer ence, which furnished bait fora recent Rosemary fishing party. RAILROAD NEWS. The "Chattanooga. Augusta and Charleston” is to be the name of the Seaboard Air Line’s mad between Charleston and Augusta. The road will in* 129 miles long and the capita! stock $'.'3.UUU per mile. As surveyed it crosses tbe Sooth Bound at Chitty. it will be 2U miles shorter between A u- giuta and Charleston than the “old re liable South Carolina and Georgia.” It is counted now a* a fix d fact that the Seaboard AH* Line will build from Charleston via Barnwell to Augusta. The work of eon-truction will begin as s<M»n as the connection between Cheraw and Columbia is completed. Next in order will be the building of Seaboard lines from Augusta to Athena, Ga. and Columbia, 8. C- * The survey of thq^Southern’a exten sion from Allendale to Savannah has been completed and the map* Ac. arc in the hands of the head officials. The line is direct, touch! 'g no towns be tween Allendale and Savannah. Con tract not given o-.u vet.* Rev. an dr*. W. A. W T right return ed from-t nubia on Thursday. Mr. C.'T Molair 'eteraed from bis Summer v ntlon on Frtfiay, in fine kelter for ill business. \ Rev. T. . Llde came horn* on Fri day fro id a restful stay *t Glenn Springs. $e will preach in tlh Barn well Bs|i»t Church next binday morning all evening. Gen. F. fi. BhUib,erg and family re _ turned sfvekl days ago from the bex,. tiful land othe.sky The busylotton season half broughl Mr. J. D. Copeland back from charming Stunner home at Henderson vilje, N.C. Capt. W\ if. Moore returned home FVfday ‘fverng from Glenn Springs and Seneca a# robust as % typical, mouiUalneo. ' After a Hatful sojourn at Asheville M r. R. C. ibberta Jr. arrived at home on Saturdav happy and heart whole. H. L. O’lanuon Esq. is at home again aft*ra pleasant absence at Glenn Springs aid Columbia, Miss Mirie Tobin'r^ul-ned on Sun day fronts lovely stay at Ashevnle. Mr. and Mrs. F C. Bhtler returned on Monday,after a charming vacation at deliftlufnt.WaynfesvIlle. v W. Gihuor^simm* Esh., rested and uaual visit to Glenn WILLISTON NEWS. MD* Willie Cason is visiting rcla- uvt* in Blackville.' Mr*. Joe Milter of I>al*y,_GjL. arriv- ••d Sunday p in to spend a few day* at the hhmt-of her brother iu-)aw. Dr. J M Smith. • ’ , Mi**e* Gertrude and Aileen Gamhat- ti, two lovely youirg ladies of • harles- ton, are spending some time with rela tives and friends at (his place. Mr*. Lucius Toole of itainbrldge, Ga., is spending several weeks with relative* tjere. Mr. Allen Wealhersbee left last week to visit friends In Afken. Mr. C. K. Dupont of Orangeburg spent Sunday In town. Mrw : Oiaddle Armstrong, one of Aiken’s most popular young men, visit ed friends here last week. Miss — Mayo „after several weeks visit to Mrs J A. Rountree, returned to her home in Augusta last week.- Miss Mattie Busch of Aiken is on a visit to Mia* Ella Cushman. * Rex. refreshed by Springa, re yesterday. Springa, returned to his busy ottfatf 6* TAX-PAYERS’ TICKET. 'For lntendent—C. F. Calbofin; For Wardens—T. J. ^ttaway, J*' A\ Porter, N.G. W. Walker, W. W Mwre. yespectfolly nominate the above live and progressive citizens as ving tbe unanimous vote of the tax payers of Barnwell at the approach- b Work to The People ' ing nruniclpai eldctKitJ.' —Low^EbPrices. Voter. iSsaervi BLACKVILLE NEWS. Mrs. Hattie Randall of Atlanta is vis iting Mr*. C. R. Kelly. , Miss Eugenia Finley of Augusta is visiting Mr*. R. A. Gyles. Mrs. I). B. Williams is visiting rela tives at GranLeville. Mr. W. G.. Howard and family are visiting relatives At Granitevllle. AbotuTOO bales of cotton were re ceived on Saturday. The Sunday School Convention will » N> in session In .the Baptist Church - ‘mn tomorrow until Sunday Bisck- J*' is glad to welcome and entertain caus»P^ worker8 1,1 >uch * worthy on^re| l / um,in Stin b"* opened an Khnc. rfi w ! 1Tld complete a*ock of nlshlnir G^ n K’ H ' U * and Ge,,t * F,ir - * Pas> oh KHiToad Avenue op- m Inhl. MUb. represented, whV.® 8 and exactly as reasonable R*,tbej >r, ^ e8 are ’J"** a * TjlHI will live up ™ ad *' Mr titiion won by ywar* / ,,e bigb repu- ty and the nran, woma. riete f t 'o 1 ®*'' 1 ' buys from hhn onee ir c,,lld ^ again, for better bargnttii* K® nowhere. >1 rl. E. A. Sojbufnef, . ahd Mrs. J. C. M relatives and fr. GreenvlIlcVS C. Miss Dbra Stalisell pf-Elko is Ing some time with Misses’ KuiR nd * Daisv Oraen. Mrs. U. L. Dewenbncb of Savan. Is visiting her relatives and frlen here, who are always glad to see her who there found /. E. Hair •'4 Nr and' RoyaL ^ w ABseunxcr^vRE Bakino Powder r-v. Mekes the food more delicious Md wholesome I public 'oluslreiy, doei come Inhabl all draw pe HAMPTON AHEaD. Melon growers along the F. C. A P. R. R. will hold a convention at Estjll on tomorrow, to organize for the pur--, pose of securing the best freight rates for next year’s crop from competing railroad lines, and to discuss the advis ability of sending a soliciting agent North next Spring to arrange for dis tributing the melon crop through the New England and Middle States. G RE EX LAX D X EWS. Mrs. Win. jlolland is quite 111 with typhoid fever. Miss Marie Holland who has been ill so long we are glad to know is improv- jng. « ‘ Mr*. Callie Baxley and hef daughter. Miss Mabel, of Augusta, Ga., were vis itors at Jovce Branch and guests of Mrs. Jno. Greene Sunday. Misses Bessie and Carrie Greene, charming ami lovable young la lies of W'llliston, are visiting their cousin. Miss Daisy Greene. Miss Carrie Kirkland of Barnwell is visiting at Giceniand. , D. j ~So many cattle arc killed by light- ‘ ning while standing rear wire fences j that it has been proposed to diminish the danger’by means of ground wire*,- I which would conduct the elecarkity during a thunderstorm from the fence wires into the earth. A Dry Good* Trust lias been organ ized in Nevv Jersey with a capital of $50,000,000. it proposes to buy out retail stores in cities of 20,000 or over population, and hv dealing iu every tliinir to drive individual dealers-who decline to be benevolently assimilated out of business. » it*. The OTRANTO NEWS. Mrs. J. J. Walker is on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Faust of Denmark. . Mr. and Mrs. O. S. DuPuis visited Relatives at Lawtonville last Sunday. Mrs. W, L. Best died on the 2!th Inst., leaving a devoted husband and five little girl* beside* many loving relatives and friend* to sorrow for her death. She was hurled in the cemetery at the Erwiuton Christian church on the 25th. Weexu.iul our sympathies to tbe bereaved one*. Mr. II. S. Williams has the finest field of cotton in this section. Mr. O. S. Du Puis also ha* three aeres of cotton which is fine He expects to get three bales off the patch. Farmers are busy gAthering the cot ton crop. Fodder pulling I* over. The sugar cane crop is growing beau tifully and promises to make a good crop. The Township Commissioners of Bull I^oncHiare bod sign b«ai d» larked up at tbe forks and cross-road* directing the way and distance to the nearest public placet.' This 1* along step In the right (firection. Some of our farmer* have found by experience this tight year that water melons are a good food for homes and mules. The writer accompanied several oth er young men on a fishing expedition to the Savannah River l**t we-k. There was sport with the bream and carp and we soon bagged a large quantity. Itisuiark's Iron Nerve Was th* result of hi* splendid health. I'ldnmitahlo will and tremendous ener gy are not fonnd where Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels sre out of order. If you want these qualities and the* sne ers* they bring, use Dr. King's New Life Pill*. They develop every power of lira in and body. Only 25e a» V. X. Uim khalter’s, Barnwell. H , and D. K. Bngg* A Co., Blackyliie, o. C., Druggists. WATER AND WATERMELONS. On the 1st of August, after the cloud burst, accompanied by Richmond Dun bar, a colored neighbor. I drove into a branch generally known a* the R...* Branch on the public road leading from Barnwell to 94. The stream is gener ally about shoe-mouth deep and one step wide, on this occasion we were surprised to see the water come to the axle of the buggy and by the time w e readied the middle of the stream the horses and buggy were out of sight. Our purchase*, w hich the buggy con tained, consisted of salt, soda, u atehe*. grist and tobacco, and it would be u e- tes* to describe the above load after such a sousing a* that, hut the part of the programme that interested us most was saving our own carcasA *. Alter liberating the Uor-c* m. ,nwJfJ uuluu. the tout bridge am (I |,iie water yet ran nea*r oyer ouf licad*. The fnt’t N the entire performance-ws* more Interest ing to us at the time than the Jolm- toWnflood, or the overflow of the Bra zos in Texas or the stonm and wash outs In Florida. To make tho story short, wc came near losing |^t horse apiece and a deacon apiece. There is geueial complaint now among the melon planters and the text is “R. R. freight.” Gentlemen, do yon know anything more or less about the price of conveying»a car load of melon* North now than you did last January? If you have not 'been charged more freight this year than last you have no right to say a word. Buyk Dewitt, very roughly, thinks that fifty dollars a load would he a fair price offer and if they wont “gee” then form an asso elation and refuse to plant. We think It would be well to call a meeting and make Buck President and let ovcjry fel low sign a pledge wiih the understand ing that if he breakathrough he is to be lynched or sent to Georgia, which amount* to about the same thing. This ^ribe bas learned the error of his way in the school of experience. Sometimes he has fallen from grace a little bit, and had to repent and make a new start at the beginning of the hook, and now he knows the lesson by heart and will not have to learn it any more. It took 10 years to initiate’ him, but he has stuck to it like a hard shell Bap tist and will be sticking the next time you hear from him. Riah Mas. ! Deafness Cannot Be Cured byilocal applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure desfness, ahd that i* by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed con dition of mucous lining of the Eusta chian Tube. When this tube is in flamed you haves rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when It is en tirely closed J leaf ness is the result, and unless tiic inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its nor mal condition, hearing will be destroy ed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an Inflamed condition of tho mu cous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (esused by ca tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free. F J. CHENEY A CO.,Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family IMlls sre the best. TO RENT. Tho comfortable and commodious cottage, first door West of the residence of W. Gilmore Simms Esq., is offered for rent. All heeded out buildings, garden, Ac. Apply to Mrs. Midair. FOR SALK. One Watertnwafthorse engine with ten horse boiler, also .V) saw gin and pr.-ss. Will be sold cheap for cash or credit to responsible party. Apply to ^ C. H. Dunbar, ’ Millettville, S. C. SWEET SLUMBER. Mosquitoes are beginning to lie trou blesome, but the owner* of Dixie Cano pies have sure |thu'es of refuge from those midnight iffsieians and murder- I or* of sleep The “Dixie” I* the best ard most easily managed frame and net ever devised and a child can man age it. For sale at l^my Moiair’a. i from tbe government on account qf services th the war be tween the States and can afford to be particular as to tha company they keep. They were dl«eu«*lngUhe question as to whether a woman can'keep a secret Little Johnny had not appeared to be listening, but he suddenly added bis contribution to the stock of general In telligence by exclaiming: “Well. I know ma can't keep a secret. Every thing I do she goes and tell* ft to pa almost the first minute he geta into the house.” E" W eat bersboeY Stor Dr.J.H. E. MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist, BLACKVILLE, - - - - 8.C Will be at hls-offloe Ip Barnwell ever 3 'Wednesday foi ..lea •lay and Tuesday and Wednesday foliowlnfi Will be at Id* Home office in HUekville ev er}' Kriday and Saturday, and will make ap pointments to meet patients at any of oat county towns or call at their residences. 1 am a full graduate of Philadelphia Denta College; hare had seventeen year* active prat ties! experience, and can pleaseyouln qualit* .AND..—- e Stocl mURAMi -— , Jf * J j r ( A* 2 —At Lowest Rates Strongest Comp; Butlet, Ca/hourj -tOFFICJC^ AI THE BANfc OF BAF T. If. AND CHARLESTON, S. C. One Hundred and Fourteenth Year begins Oct. 2d. Furnished room and board in College Dormitory $10and $12 a month, according to room. One free tuition pcholarshlp to each County of South Carolina, the holder to be ap- polntcd-by Probate Judge and County the ben work ud to guarani .wupt. of Education. Entrance Lxam-[ufaetiok .; A luatious and ( omBetiiive Examinations for vacant Boyce Scholarship* (which give $160 a year) on Sei>t./2« and 80. Total expense* for holders of schol arship* $H>:f and $12.1, according to room; for studeuta not holding a schol arship $40, tuition fee, in addition. For catalogues and Information in full, address ■ Harrison Randolph. . President. WATCH maker West End MaIn 8t,, Barxitoi, w|m| Ten yean experience boa ,C2S&*iP l t9~ltopairs executed with pi dispatch. Jewelry ordered by i as-low aa the lowest. • « •*. Crystals in Open Watch 91 eta. *• “ I toubl?Caoa M eta.' - - • ' . o. f-tf Two doors Wt:-t of Price's Repair Sboft. See That Sene? J The West End Store la aelilng out Great - Bargains in every Line of '■* Genera! Merchandise All The Time. Call and choose. Better value* for Cash than ever before offered in Barn well county. Now the time, tbe Weat End Store the place, Mrs. C. A. SURSBERCER. - Proprietress. FOR SALE—RESIDE NtJiS AND I/OTS. A room house on Haywood Sttert. near Marlborough. Practically new. well painted, lightning rods, gooff fences, acre land, good garden and orchard site, well drained and face* Smith, an artesian yvell near.. Handsome dw elling on Esther Street, high elevation, facing Sc nth, fine- shade, green house, and all modern ini- provowanta. Over an acre of rind, part of w hich iiaa been planted for sev eral year* in fruit tree*, w itliln 8 min utes walk of. both Railway Stations, i One of the most thoroughly built and O'"*!"'**! SehsdnU in KTeot Jnns Itth. 1*». desirably located residence* in town Southern Rahway. Remarkable Rescue. Jfr*. Michael Curtain, Plainfield. III., make* the statement that she caught cold, which sfettied on her lung*: she wns’trcated fora month by her familv physician, but grew wtorse. He told her she was a hopeless victim of eon- sumption and that no medicine could cure her. tier druggist suggested Dr. Kirig sXew DNcoVery . for consump tion; she bought a bottle and to her de light found herself benelitted from first dose. 8he continued Its use and after Lot fio by 20U feet, facing on two res idence streets, suitably for dwelling. Lot about J 4 acre, facing on three streets, within 2t»t yard* of Coast Line station. Particularly suitable as a site for restaurant or store. It offer* splendid opportunities for profitable Investment. Lot 60 by 210 feet on Msin Street just East of A P. Manviile’s store. f^»t 21 by 210 feet on Main Street, just Ea*t of the above bit. For term* and further Information apply to P;'M. H u kinghsm. . ~~~ BARNWELL GRADED SCHOOL. The next term will open on September 18 tli next, with , Professor W. H. Joneaof V £<• II No. Si I.Va. 8(>fo.ia Drily Daily! tiuw |i>Bl»y Dally taup Tuw Lv. • (*v 7 41a ” f SOp S Va ' “ . « .'Ip # £Vi “ . 8 3^)i u i:*> “ . CharteoMi Buiiimt-rvUlo bran' hvilla OrnavebMt. .. klOgvilla . '10 4S11 *• (Wimlan Jiiai-ttoal.v . II 4Ls Ar .. <'nnxli n. . Dr Ar II 08» SKp ’• 10 Isa, T.Cfp . ** HSia S«tp . •* szrai ftiPp . 7 «#*• 4»:» stop soup 111 1 l|> II 00a‘Ar rio'uiiiliia . I.v S_4.}a HUo 6Sup. 7 Ow Lr 7.VS1 0 !.'*> •• Sl> 8 4lu “ 8 lip 0 64m! ” 8W|» 10 10n ” 857p'i| Ctki! " Ul4'>j) II Mn Ar. Auau-laun.il Lr Charlosem Braoi-hrilla.. .. bnmls-rtf ... I Sninu 1 k..'. . .Elai-krillc ■ .Atkeii giuia as Principal, with able eorpt of assistants. GEORGE II. BATES, Chairman Board of Trustees * Lr. Tennilli' . . •' Sa.irlarsvllle j_Ar. Auguaia. T. B. ELUS, Jr.. Surveyor and Ciyil Engineer Special attention given to the compu tation of water-powers, leveling anil drainage. A postal card addressed tp me at Mar tin, 8. C.j.will receive prompt atten tion. octl-80, ly (rnsoa mask ne&isrcnao no. iraas.) . ' v e w — aa vaf V*— • OV. c* 11 ••I- D*^ • talt i ‘ ,1 ff fit* bottles, found herself sound used to take. The one that never faila to cure. Don’t waste time and money POND CHILL AND FEVER CURE r ■ rf, 111! MU r^,. THI ORIGINAL NO CURE NO 50 CLNTS A BOTTLE. PAY. The old reliable the kind youf fathers and well; now does her own housework, and 1* as well as she ever wa». Froe’ trial botlies of thtw Great Discovery at V. N. Buickhalter’s, Barnweil, and D. K. Pri^gR A Co’s., BlHckville. Drug "tore*. Large bottles 50 cents and $1.- 00. Ti.c doctors say that musquitoes car- Kev. A-Buist Is condnctlng a pro-V inHlHsia in their bills and scatter It tracted meeting;, at I»ng B'aneh teughWielr bite*. 80 (he best way church this week, atalfited bjr Rev. Jo- 1 p>#»pe chill and fever and to be hap- seph Auderidtf' • ^ A. B.C. py.' I» by buying the “Dixie” cauo- ' - if sale at Molair’*, « experimenting-vrith nete etiFes. c But go for the best from the jump. Frog Pond ia the ounce of prevention and pound of cure combined. A*.k for it— ’nkc 110 submit tote, i? your inercliant d'*es not Kell it write to us we wifl^ocnd it direct for 50 cents. ' .> DAVENPORT & PHINIZY CO. Wbole»«le*Drni;gU>i* -Se;Lng Ageate. , AUGUST A, GA. I.r ‘ *4*q a tea Ar II Uwl * 1 ■ p ’* 1 s&t*i sum* “ S 14a tnp> “ : k 1 in tivi> ••; t u»j xm. •• ! ; 01*14 w>|) “I sa*!*.* t : u — I Co. Oun. ? Rs. bon. Hum •mij Lr. A* e'.ista Ar. Rawtetsrilla ’’ Tfunvlht. 7<U* loop, 1 Hip. 8 hub: I2l|i 1 lin>' *U>P 1 .iUpi 8 .’Ip 5 1V 5 2V POUH' snip 5 Zip T lop stop » 2>p Step' 1 VI*. I Mu. I il>«iir Kxita Lv. Allmidair •* Harnweil.. “ Bli.vkville Ar. Uikti’diurz rs • * 4V i...- 7-Aw UNtp 7 45a D»i> . . j Stepi * , •af Mix. Mix. Hun. Ki eu Kx *u| only Lr. bnh-Hbnrg “ Bimliville *’ Ba-nwell Ar. Allendale... HI 20a 10 45a 4ie.»i’: 7 (Ut 10 IV 7 :(fip lo :t5o Step; 11 15a eAtlnaia and Beyond. Lv. Charleston.. | 7 UW; iidpl Ar. Augusta .'. 11 Ma l04op ...... Atlanta • Step' &00a Lv. Atlanta ,1IOO|) 5 15* lOOp Ar. (Itattanooga. .. v ...*.,J 6 45a* 8 2V i40p Lv. Atlanta *... Ar. Birmingham Memphis, (via Birmingham!... 5 ten 415|> 11 Aik 10 Kip 0tep{ 7 45* Ar. Ix'xiugton ” (iincinimti “ Chicago.. .... 6 Wh'! 5 Wa 7 H0i> 7 4.'A 7 IV Step “ Ht. Loate (vis ChnttsnooRs)., 7 0Jp *U0p ' 40a To Askeville-Ctnoirnati-LouitalllO. —: i -J—-/ rjsYfcKa TIMS. Dr. An«ii»*ta!?!7.” • • • • ■v Batvsbcr^ Lv. Cliari«*stou... Lr. Colnmhiait'uiuii DriKX).. Ar tfinrtantmrx •’ Asheville *’ Knoxville. “ Ciiicinnnati.. “ Ixmi*ril)e< via Jellicol .no .»« No.:*! Daily; Dolly. * 4(lp ;: $TOp 4 in. 1207a 7 (Ott: 61*5 11 400' S HUa" S10p 11 2V 780pj 2tep 4 15a 7 R>p 7 80pl 7 46a X"... I 6tea To Woohlngioa mad tkm East. tr. AiHfU.ta. Bateshuif. ........... “ Oilambia (Union Depot).. Ar. ( h.-irlotle.. .., Ar. thmrUie Ar. Klchmond __ Ar. Washington. —JL- ** Baltimore Pa: B. B. . t|2a. PhiiadalphlA New York ...... 6*j>; *1 iTSSa 12 U la life 8l£p 12 87a 215a 15a «»p 7 tea 8iAp *11233 11 av '2 3V. and at t» N'jrth and tween CharkMtq* a BuffOt Parlor hiTQVt with throagh trains 1 (lie Eft it; also for Jnckson 1 PomU. Bleep! n* Car Lint betwesp Atlanta, via Augnsta. soaking Atlsn** for all ^ ' Solid Trsioe vlUe, carrying vlc/ant 1 ullman Cava, ^ . Connection* *t ColumlBi withtb for Wa-iunirton arfd the Ea “le and *11 Florid* ~ NK 1* ttAWNONi* J. M. CULP, . Hard V P. A Oen Mgr, "TOdBc Msnazer. Washington. D. C. Waahingtou.D. 0- QKOLttC a AfJ JIN. IHr. Pati. Agt ., Charleston. 8. C. • r.A-TUBK. v H. a H iRDWICK. bvui 1 asa. Agt. Amt. dym'J H*a* Aft. * Yt'anhingte^^. C AtBnta.Ua./ (ItM Lankford It emans Rsrse Ida Ike mote Collar am tho mortal,'*, Borvea aa botli rol)a» sad pad. (Vrertog eutew of Mat 10-oimoM 1 daek. leather duffed with eleoae Int beth body 1 do hava a 1 oaaa of enrilhg oattba by wbiah glvao II pewraao* of raw and prereats notion from paeklns la Mi usage. The Collar Is epon Evyrysriun a double hx-jr_ ^ tlm* orerentlag rarHa oaripo- F.VF.RYHODT. Wa hava over monluls from larmrm atone I mneo!lotted during the pm* i nlsKoutety and tinliawRatl Collar to eure or prevent ( dera. SO.000 sold (nail fa I sareesa and a marvte 1 last two to Rre —aeon*, state In the Union. W# 1 TJ. K. Wsf IteportlOrnt 1 orlers. If U waaa*t- wouldn't bare boaght t Nost*p ( >lB£y«nr plowtf where > ou use I aanfordl ran nut Me "OhwwMer tat the a elm If wearing this Cellar. If ynnr ma-rrhawt don’t handle write we for epeotwlprieedelteered tw i Ini*. If ronr nierehants wllleralerthi lota wa raw Seeurw • apeclwl rate of freight* for him a ml 1 yon h fraadtoi we only ship ••wall gnawHtlea, as freight < awe doien Collar* eoat najaat aa iwmrh aa IS wonld yowr merrfiaat ow Iwa doten. Wo will deliver n sample dollar to any exprem oflfire In the t7.N. for 91.00, eadh with orders iw>me meb-hani# nee handling oar Cotiara will try to salt you other collar*,' rial'ti Ing that it la jute as good, tout don’t’ aeeejd it. Insist on getting the Lankford- Collar, for there la 041 suhetltnte for H. Cir cular* and prb'ee made known for the sailing. Couch-Bros. M’Pg Co., MEXOU. GEORGIA. :• • H9‘>vheQ ouicring please mention Tux rgot’LK. I IhwanabUhlualoeaWahtwrM- nn cheaper IWeeowM wheva p * *•»#:: gnan ('ties, a* freight on CHaittstou 4 WestcrvCarolifia tf. Cl Augusta an<l AtbtlKe Short Liao. Schedule in effect July 23rd, DM. Leave Anjusta Arrive Orcouwootl “ Audcrsou “ Laurens “ (irrenrifie “ Glen Bprings “ Bpartsnburg..... “ Saluda. viassasMS. #*#*••*• qm VeSAtp jr m Hvndem>nvilla..?! #:trt p m iMOatei 12:15 p n»'. 0:10 p te lASOpm 5:Ma « 30JO p ni 10:15 a Rfi 4A)f> p m 8:10 p n. &A8 pm Asherilie Ia-hVc AahevUb'... Sikariantkurg Glenn Hprings.... Greenville. ...... Lauren*., .jr^rrvr j. Auddrsou ... Arrive Greenwood.. “ Angustg..... Callioun Falls Kaietgh «... No:Xolk^...».... Petemburg...^... Richmond ...... Leave Augusta !.«........ Arrive Aikndate........L....- “ Fairfax..... Yemaasew........ I 8M0 a m ** Beaufort,1 9:15. a a " Fo*t Royal. ( KkOO an “ _ Chariest op... ...... LeareJ.C'hsrlestoni.