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m V. HOLMES, Editor 1 Proj'r. J. i ’’ HIM' ' w LiStiEST COUNTY CIRCULATION. THURSDAY,'APRIL ». 1003. Save n« from any more “MuKliiley Proaperlty.” On K:ircli lot another ailvanoe of 2R |*er cent wan put on the Itrloe of white paper, ami on April l*t the type founders made a 10 per cent Increase In prlcea. , 4 Congress haiTIncreased the appropri ation for the fast carrying of the nniiU oonaiderably, but nn!r«« the mail a^enU enlarge ihelr knowledge of ge- wgraphy ImMenrely delivery will con tinue alow and nuueftafn. 1 , this A Kansas City Editor puts It In fashion: “Tha time is coming « hrn a hoy will have to cho<4»a between s cigarette mid a job. The boy who smoke* cigarette* Is Dot fit for anything elao.” t t l Before long>i4rnotlifr call may he made for troops to go and hike aft.< r the Pullipplne gold brick. Two yenri* Is about as Imig as white men can Ktand that climate. The Increase of sickness, Insanity and suicide makes It neces sary to bring back the old soldiers th the States. I Admiral Dewey was fortunate In es caping from ttavannali with only a hiiid attack of cholera morbus. It Is acknowledged that the comhinath/n o' artillery ppnch and chicken salad that floored him killed Alexander II. Ste phens and nearly finished President Chester A. Arthur. sf President McKinley is a meml»er of the Methodist Episcopal Church, lYorth. hot doesn't seem to he in the treat standing with many of his breth ren. At the recent Wilmington. Delaware, Conference a resolution denouncing 'him a* a ••Pppler’* wa< defeated by a vota of GH to 4V. Afterward the Confer «n«e adopted a resolution protesting against and rtnmninc.lBg~l»U- * a eel looey for not putting a -atop to army ''can teens,** which sell hettrAr*. to t**Mtrnr. This last resolution is to gu to the llcn- * oral Conference. / Li - ih llesdtjoartrfs Rnrnwt-ll Koahuont of t'nited Confederate Veterans, Ham well, H. C., April fid, i*n. To the Confederate Veterans of Barnwell and HamlMrg Counties: Please taka notice that the folios liig rates Hare been in de t • tin- KeUiilon of the U. C, V’a. whh h convenes in Louisville, Kj., Hie laM of May: Allen.isle, |lITS; ■amwvU, II3..W; M l left, |IS. 10; ttald<M:k, |IX.«‘>; A|td. t<m, »l 4.06, Fairfax, 114.70; lOibLins, 112.10, KIlenton^lJX.WN. ' The above are rates to Louisville and n- turn vis umista. Atlanta, tis., CbailutoH's », Nashville, and Franklin, T, uu. The lit*. B. K. wHI run a through train having Augusta at I p. m. and reach Dtu sville at 6 p ni. on the Mtowtiig day. The route from Cliutta songs to Louisville will he run in the day time giving th*> vetersna an opportunity to see the country as they pass thr ugh. There will also be attache,I to the train a cooking department where the men will be able to get ctiCcu and refreahments at cost. All veterans with tlieir Iriettds will lit me know at their earliest convenience by mail so IMBp - that I can/MHifer with the K K. oRlctale. Further details will Isjjfivru later on.’ v F ASK H. CREEC ti, p 0 * " *■ - -CoL-Comtnuniliug B. C. L’. L'. V. nra - 25^ SPECIAL NOI ICE. ® OP *tld I The County Democratic Convention withe ig v Will meet at Barnwell on Saiedsy in Hv&tchi gnd It » The County Democratic Club* w ill 1* has t meet for reorganiz ttion on the fourth —aod tta- : -Saturday In April and“wlU elect deN - A alU gate* ti» Cite C-ountT l oHvcmlod (W -- not p Easts of OltA rfelegate to every twenty* bettlnt five members and majority fraction thereof. ' N. " ^ The State I>emocratlc <onyenth»n will meet In Oolumhi'a op the third wgtlnsaday in May to elect delegates to •he National Convention. w hMi will jwsciiible in Kansas City.July Fth>ijKy>. and to transact any other busitiess-tu may come before_|jL_— tArTTriiicaii Ballinger, CliHirman. yy. U’. Duncan, Secrititry. . ftoll of II xtor Friendship Aehool, 1st Honor—Ida Hair. John Hair, Charley Sanders, Btoo’is lUy. Willis Creech, Judson Still, Lilly Ksvcm, Kate Bandars, lum Kay and Virgin flair. 8F ,Honor—Kay Bandera, llortwetl Hair, f loyd Hair, Ida ItSy’ And Anisia Hav. * tt~. IV. Hart, Ttachcr. March 80th, 1000. CHOLERA CLUE. Hog Cholera has appeared in several see- tl ns. M. Beck of Bieh land Towti- ilftcen Owing to the shortness of tha up- counTrt- t'ottoi. cff:b Tha'fttT mtTtr^mtTT ; that region have discontinued work. v r—, ■ ro Cl'BH t CPLP1.V OAF PAf Take T.axative Phomo (jt'iNiNR Tsp- lkts. All druggists refund the money If it falm to cine K. W. Oaova'a sig* nature on every box. 26«. I ship has uvod this treatment for over yeSrs as a sur j cure and prevondra. —* Chop up long leaf pino bongha and ho i them In a large pot until the water turns Hack. Koak corn in that tea ami feed it to the hogs. Shut the lings up and 1 let them have no water but that in which He ImUuhs were ladled. He lias atop|»ed reversl out- tire .ktt by the above treatinenti Ips hogs go-' ing at the sumo time with others Ti .vlng the ahteusc. SALK DAY. Sfiecial Master Ilalentt I*, (ircon made the only land Rale. The mort gagees purchased the property, ’I he County Board of Commissioners held its ilrrt rjuarterly meeting and did a full day's work. Che Supervisors of Registration were In session, hot had llltle to do. What was lacked in attendance wfia made upjn good looks and humor. Corn planting Is about IlnUhed arid, melons ate being planted this week. Some farmers who have no fears of Easter frost* are putting in IcottOn. BARNWELL GRADED SCHOOL LITERARY SOCIETY. The following memlier* of the Harn-. well Graded Splnud Literary .**v>clcty were elected to serve for tiie month of April: Julia Brown, President; Perry ('of fin, Vice-Pre»Ment; Louise Kirkland, Secretary; Annette Calhoun, Critic « The object of the sot defy is to eulti vale the art of declaiming, debating ami writing and to familiarize it* mem ber* w ith parliamenurv enstotns and usages. The society will meet evert' Krldirr afterirbon between the hour* of one and t«Vo o'clock at the school house. RAILROAD NEWS. Vice-President Cf S. Heard of the .Seaboard Air Line *Hid la-t week *b..t the grading of the Hue from Charleston to Augusta via Barnwell wiH begin in .1 nn«or'July and be hustled through to eompleilou. Tiie big work being done In Savan nah delays the commentement of wuik ioi (BA~ Chariesfoti-HugiTsTit FTneT ~K* jototetM thers-ml-nv^ wm k gl rtgrmp ail is completed the force at work there w ill i «■ brought to tin* St ate. Th’e Seaboartl rX|»ect« to have the ch*rle»ton Augusta lli.e immpletad ami trains running hv the opt-nlug ol the I berleaton Exp'tsltion, in lUOI. • Minnies of the Heeon'l i^uarti rlr (’on- fereuceof HamptonCirrntt, Ctiarles- top i»t*trict. M, E. Church. .South, licld at Fairfax. H C., March.')), Has) After a very edifying sermon bv Rev Dr. A. J. Stokes, I*. K . th-J ( onferenee was Ojiened Mi!h Rev. |»r. Stokes in Chair, O. II. W. S.ni'.U elected ’secre- tarv. The most eonspTeuoua and a very deplorable feature of this, as well as of many other Conferences, was, no doubt, t le great number of absentees. >1 hile the members number in all 41, viz, the Pii«tor in charge, Stewards, S. n >U|;t’*.. Class leaders. Meet, of Church Conference, liicat 'preacher*: rx1loft* f i'»' and I’refldeuts of Epworth l.eagues, oulr seven member* answered to their name*. The roil call developed the fact that twelve iiiemltr rs have a teml- The Russian new spnpera, with sur prisingly lew exceptions, charge the Britl-h v.'lch poisoning Gen. Jnnhert, an auconntof whose death is pubil-hcd on our lirst page. , - . —.s***-— —— A Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald. Cut nr Bruise. Huckleti’a Ar nica Salve, th6 best in the world will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cureft Dld Sores, Fever Sore?, 1'lcers, Bolls, Felons. ('oru«, all J'kln Eiup- lions. Best I'Ho ctne on earth. Only 45c. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by C. N. Burckhalter, Barnwell; I>. K. Briggs A Co., itlackvllle. Druggists; THE NEW SCHOOL LAW. ^ At the request of Rev. A. Bulat, Sr., County Sup* rintemlent of Education, we publish that portion of the amend. «d law changing the method of prove dure in levying an K t>xtfa- lax for tiie belter gup port of ll e schools : ‘•First. Tim petition to the county hoard of education shall be by ‘one third of the resilient voters and’ a like proportion of the resident freeholder* of the age of 21 year*,’ w hile formerly this petition had/to he signed by only six freeholders'of the age o' 21 years. ‘‘Second,. The mass meeting t<v order the election Is dispensed with, anttjhe bourd of education order* the election up nr the petition signed as ah ive indi cated. ‘ “I'hlcd An elector mu«t have paid xaxes, hut upoii no s|>erifcl amount of property, w herens heretofore he could not vote at this election iyiles* he paid taxes upon f 100 worth of property ’* Spain * Greatest Need. Mr. R. I*. Olivia.of Barcelona Spain, spends hbr-winter* at Aiken, . , s C Weak nerve* had caused sevt rc. pa'ns in the hack of hi-, head. On usieg Klec'rpJ Bitter*. America’s greatest Blood ami Nerve Remedy, all pain soon left him.* Ile'aav* this grand medicine is w hat his country needs. All Ameri ca knows that it cures Hver and Jtldtiev tronb e, purities tlie-hhiod, tone- up tiie stomach, Mirengthena the nerves, puts vim, vigor and nev life into every muscle, nerve and o'ir*t>.of the Ihi |y. If weak. OriMl or alliot* v«oe need it. Evciv hiiTfl** guaranteed, only .'si*-, wotrt'ttv' (’■. X -RTTFekhalter. Htrnwetf; D K. Briggs A Co., BI<yckvUle, Drug gi,u. .. ' ^_— TRADE. N’o matter Wlied is in I you a New dice. how ha*I can H»*pa It heel a llx yrtur Old r it, and trade lor a small, diller- J. R llai iison,* Baiuwell, s. C. haj woy< king g heGi. NEW FOREST NEWS. We were all saddened hv tire (lejiart- •ng of our olil Bamtrerg fiiend, Mis- ♦dussle Brickie, who retnrh-d home Saturday afternoon, leaving uftiny frhmds who haled to see her go hut hope to meet iier again *o m M rs. Emma Johnson of Bamberg i- upon a few day* trip to see hrr many friend*, whose hearts are gladdened to meet her. Onr New Fore»t. debating society is atill growing. We are expecting to have a deep argument next meeting arud also have started the Sunday #ehool f hoping it will do like the socle »y, climb to the top step. You know we give the over swamper* a heavy ‘W«w. V. M. A. TROUBLE IN TEXAS. ■ Anatin, Tex. March 2S —An Investi gation by Prof. Manley. State entomo- logUt. show a that the cotton seed in many localities of the State i* alive with the boll weevil. H? urge* that all seed be d Inte ted before it is planted and that pulton b« mixed with the seed wtep It I put into the ground. The 1 olLWv I deatroyed many thousand* .-v-, * cr *» ° Hon In Texas In LS'JS, but ^ the severe Id winter of that vear kill- vd the pe u. There are now evidences » at the wre vil has thrived and propo- Ated du * g the recent mild winter wwr* !,t,# ‘dieted that It will greatly '•** rlimsge. if not wholly ruin, the Texas <f »t • emp this year,- unless measures are t t en to eradicate It. The Nat teg lalat • e appropriated fiS.OOu to l»e ex- C nd d In atudying rhe pest and devls- K raerfiod of emd’ :ati»g R Fro Mauley has charge of tb work— Th cteniog I’oat, 28th ulr. Vr W.C. Sanders, who we t from rt County to Atlanta yetfra ago a id * • ame eeol .r puVtner in the‘great*:ot- • flf.o (ll aii liaia.Rwao Jt-Gw. dmF -uwanec Spring- Fla^ o»i the 2y.h ult aiteiidc^l no tueet'iig at all during thi. year. Brethren, what metn* thi* non at- tendanee? I-it lack of inic.'ctt, s*-H- iiid’ilgence, ccr a lack of the proper spirit that causes thi* delinquency? Oh. that we wmild awake to our duty and responsibility? IV'bai account shall we give of our stewardship when that’ great day shall have coup 1 Fellow olllvrrs ^ of :he (’hurch of L’htisf let me beg yiyi to arouse y*>ur- selve* out of your stale of lethargv. INit your shoulder* to the wheel and push forward tlie.great work of (‘hr *r ami lii* chtMs'h. H lien we realize (he enoruioii* respon-ibjllty which' rest- npon the (Quarterly Conference, pint it ha* charge of all tiie interest* of the • U1UU the rccohimemlalion of apt'li- eanf* f**r Hcen-e t«*-prtne v i. thertlectimi. __ ot an the onfiiirinwriwyw^pi WHi'rAFf *** S -entary of the Church Conftrence, H e approval of the nlHcera of tlm Kp_ woith League, that'll lias charge of ad eburch property, in fact that there is no departmept of the church that does not com'p iHider i s supervision, how, we ask our-elves, can cousOlentlou/ L'hrl-tiana, ollioers ami leader* neglect or refuse to bear*H portion t»t '.he Imr- Men iiiid attend to God's work a* their voW* demand t>f them. — Thb Conference was earnest and spir Itcd, DKStokes ex|oes-ed« the hope if the metnbers of the Conference would awake the .tausei'f (,’hrist, enmuntte*l To our care, woitid succeed IjfeyoKd all former years, hut sltHul.Uliey continue in tlieir indifference tntvmluse of Christ insist neoeaasrily lang'.ti*fl It grieves us that otic chu?bh. had t<— report not having a Sunday JSdiool. Brethren and Si-ters, arc we to leDthe soul* of the chi Id ten in our mif! starve Lir want of hrtnikitig to them the bread of life, of which there is suph an inexhaustdile store? AnotherVausc fur grief is the nnn- existen*c of an Epwptlfi League with either of the four churches ami not »' single addition to the membership of either. For the support of the ministry for this year tiie following sums, were taised: Jlaiupton. IlifLOO; N'at nvHle, $18 25; Brunson. f/T-Ht; BelHngtfr’s Chapel. Fairfax, $J5 SI; Total $f‘.H .(HI O ll. W. Bniitii and .Idhn \V. O 00£P,w with Dr. H.(L(}ooge and G. VV. Bar ber as alternates, were elected as dele gates to the Di-trlet (Jonlurence' to be held at Allemlale. H (»., MiiY lti-2t). Brother C B.,Addisi>p addressed the conference on Epworth League and gave us some valuable Information ai d hiuU which w e hope w ill lie acted up- oo. ; : Prof. O II , Smith maile a very <ilniely and Interesting talk on .Sunday Schools, 'i he Pfastillng Elder regaled us with •OS^Ttry Interesting ami in«trnetive lessons on the work of the On arte rlf' Conference and the Sunday Hcliodl. Bio«,C. B. Addison and Dr. H G Googe were t Jecte.l,tft dell S e r jft’. Orbs* at the next tf PtrteHv C .nferenc.-' on the subject, ‘ Tt.e Ideal Quarterly Conference.’' The next (Quarterly Confeience will be held at Hampton Gome again, Brother Stokes', we w i be glad to wei^nm^ y„ u ( < - *r%-R • ••"cituBv aubmittel, UutiLf y« ijtnlth. Snctefarw person* rilling olllce position*, 'where headtehoa and gt-netHl ba.| feeling- from Irregular habit* exi-t, that Green'* August Flower is a grand remedy. I< dia’s not Injure tt.c system by frequent it-c. ami i* cxcelleut for sour stomach- ami indlge-iluo.” SamiRc U«ulc» free at (’retch's I'liarmacv, Sold by-dcaiers in all civilized coun tries. BJCYCLES for sale and to trade; A HHM) Spalding Chainless Bic)e?e for $tl(>. Thet arc lifgfi grade wheeia. 1 al-o have the Itn pr’iial Bicycle, andtlier high' grade W'ht'el. for ?-.*>,a very tioe wheel for REPAIRING of Blevrle*. Guns,*n< vol er*. Sewing Machine*. Lock* and Keys,and Bicycle Sundries kept in stock. ^ ' J. R. IIAURIVOX, ‘ V, ‘ t Barnwell. 8. C. .(Next Door to the Opi^TS-llouse.) KIR SALE. Anv one desiring fine Eikfu or Blue Gem Melon Seed,will -ave money bv callinif on J L. CA V K. BarnwwU, S. C. Ct ert at UauiVcrg uex FOR SALE. 200 acre* of land, belonging t« the estate of Mr*. Ann S Hagoo*), de«*eas- ed, situated in Barnwell county ami ly ing partially within tire limits of tiie town of Blackville. Apply to \V. ||' Gakirntn. Executor, Blackville, S. C. )T ICE. A competitive tM^iunination will he held at Black v Hie luKthe ftth of May next to seleet a cadet foLsNaval Aead emy from the 2ml (.‘ong’l/Nlirft. Ap plicants must lie physically sbynid, of good motal character and will b«44*x- amined in the follnwing hratictiea^ studiea, viz: Writing, reading, spell ing. grammar, geography, U. S and World’s history, arttlimcdc, Algebra and Geometry. W. J. Talbert. M. C.,^ '/f 2nd Dist.S. G. e. Meyer. Blackville, S- C. f DEALER IN—4 . .. -* .*• Bump*. Iron 1‘iplng of ajKkinds. Fit ting- of all size* and tl^cTiest ma.keaud quality. CONTRArrORFOR Wells, Dng/rfr Drjycn, of any depth ami (liamtRer dc-iriMi. : - I wctin-tlve years ..f practical expe rience have made me Mns.’er ol my Ui*- iiyeii*, arul-qualiticd me Ao guarantee satlfTai-tion to all favoring me wkh their patronage. ('all oii or write me. an*! prompt at- tcntnm w ill be jiiv^n in m First Primary Election; Tuesday, August 28th. .For Congress- I will be a candidate for reelectlon to Congre-s from the Second Congres sional Dl>trlct, subjetyto the rules and regulatlofia of the Dctiiocratic party. Rea pe<*tt idly, i \W, JASPER f ALBERT ironer. - Blackville, 8. C., April 81. 1000. I r*is|H‘clfully annoum e my-c f a cati- didate lor the orilce ol Coroner and ( l herehv pledge mtself to abide the te- siilt of ihc/priuiHrv and t*» support th»- notnineePof the Democratic party, / Daniel Blumc. Appleton, S C , 3d March, HKK). I respectfully announce mvsdf a can dldutc for the oftlee of Corom-r and I hereby pledge mvaelftoWbide the re suit, of the primary and to support the nominees of the Democratic parry. Clayton S. Warner. OFFICER; Bahhwkm. axo Wiixiarox. Ctummewrlng the first week In Octo ber I will be at my Barnwell olliee at the Halford How»c^itt;the lirst Monday anti Tuesday of tile first and 'fourth weeks In each month, and longer by special engagement, j At Williston office on every Frl 'ay and Satorday. 1 am also prepared to do Dental w/trk at your homes any where in Barn wott County. ' ' , •» - r ' COME STRAIGHT TO Barnwell, S. C., ~~rw * For Superv isor. Where you will .find the Best Horses, Finest Mares and Choicest Mules ever raised on #ie fertile Missouri farms aind absolutely the Lowest Prices ever quoted in South Carolina. As witnesses to the truth of my claims 1 refer to. all who have ever bought stock from me;—• „ .CIFARLIIT BROWN, Agent. (Tar, S. C’., April 8 I, 1900. 1 respectfully announce inyself a can didate fur the nttb-e of County Super- vl-pr, subject t*> thc rules ami regula tion* of Alie Democratic party and pledge mv sell to abble by tin* results of the primary eHetinti and support the uotiiinee- of the party. James O.'S.intlers.' ATLANTIC COAST LINE. % :i «: 4 4:t 5 ll) 5 4* .uJL ft 04- 8 45 9 45 5 45 9 15 4t A.I’ 7 55* DO XT MISS IT. Tk^ncxt meeting of rhe Barnwell Conniy Teachers' ,t--iicisii<*n will In field in Barnwell on Saturday, April 7lh. The |uiU|ie •• cordially Invited to attend. The subject fur dlaciu.pm w ill tie, " W bat are the best modes of pllli- i-htnei'i ?” <► AUGUST FLOWER. * ''ll i« a surprising fael.** say.? I*ml Ip. P.i> t.r?ve»? Ip all part* of the worfil, for itie last h-ii yeat*, I hate met more people having msmI Gnetla August Flower th in any other rrmrdy, for ilyspep-ta, tlerange I livei ami -foinach, himULt constipalioii. 1 e,l only one, whrU, three inembera have] rtm| f „ r ,„ lir i. t , Hll( | .aR.ni. n, or fo* ’ TRE vi'ASS XOTK E. k We hereby forbid all parties from trespassing on tin* lauu owned bv u-, eiijicr hv cutting wood, 'hauling -Daw, digging up or in auv way disfiguring said land ii» ned hv us C M E.Dnfi ld. Agt ’ Seigliugvlilc, 49th Marelt. 19!4). TRESPASS NOTICE. Notice 1* hereby given that all | er soi*» tr« spassing in any vv qv -nje.ii mv la no* in -K*-«U D.ik ami flo'Ti. -Laj-d_ To<vrr«Hlp“ ^T _ e""*eT wooil, ha‘i<iiig T straw, pasturing -lock, hunting or fish ing, bv day or bv night, will on anil I TneFtfiilR mtfi w piuaucRivii in inprui. I . xteiit of rlo* law . J J. HI LL. M »rvh ITlh. lisa' NOIK EOF DISSOLUTION t»F COI'AR TN EHsll II*. • '* Tiie copartnership formerly exl-tlnf ti twi'v.n Ashley Mi nsel I ?n * I I'. IS Halthew*. doing ho»lne«» under thi tirm name ol Siat»*cH it .Matthews a' Elko, S. G., has lH*eii Hlssoh'ial thi* dav by mutual consent. The hu*li»e-s will be conducted In-the futuie hv Ashlev stmsell, who will collect and reeelpi lor ail debt* due to sanl tirm and pa’ all debt* owed by kai-l Hrm. i I Ix'lie] -tan-* II. ' S, 2 n<,, ‘ ill B. Ma-.bew*. Elko, f*. M ireh 12th, 11*0. it-al Estate For Sale! !”’• I K HtTt*! Alliintlc Coast Line Railroad Co. ol S. C, CoXtfKNSF.D SCHKPUI.K. "soi N 86 daily A M III. ■SORT H No. In Effect N i 57 f t> 32 daily December 1st, « '—■ im. dally - rx ; ev iaily Sun A. M STATIONS. Sun 1*. M 1’. M S 0.1 7 -<» 15 40 8 .Ml -l, liarlmgioii ,1 i.v E'liott Ai •Vr Sumter I.v f,v Sumter At At* (’re-ton I.v Lv (J rest on Ai Ar t'legoalls I.-lo (Vi Oral getuirg .... I 'com.irk *„.JUU).We[J KobMtt* i Augusta ...... ti is 5 27 5 02 4 4 { o. 3 2H 4 ik - Trehr N**:—.‘16 (raves FlorcTie^ S'84 a m.. and trahi No. 34 at live- al F*(ir end* 7 T48 tt. m. Train* 34 ami 35 earFy fbtninfh ISill man Balaire Bullet Sleeping 4'srs la* tween New York ami Macon via Air gusta T. M. Emerson, 11. M. Emerson. T'adle Manager. Gen. I’a-s Agl. .1 K. Kv ulv Gen. St a..a^* i. souTs^iehm railway. ^ -rlf you, buy irom— -i'-A. M. O UOllMAN.K- ;; BLA6KVILLE, §• ©•, You wiH get the latest and newest goods at the'same old prices. I have pnrcbnsetl w+dr fhe'gre:ire-t fate, and the want* of the people of this community ever before mv piiud, the uea e-t, and most complete Hue of Spring and Summer Goods, which a re just, now eommeuciug to arrive; the ladies will be delighted with them,"ami the children will cry for them. My stock of laces. ( nihroiderlea and fancy good* far excel anything ever before offered for sale in tin* low n. Untlerai, doling, Slices-ami Hals are the latest *id they aie mplv grand, both in style and^quality, and best of all tiie price- arc within everybody's reach. For the men i have a fuH and comptetb line of Groceries of ell kinds, 1 have the old reliable Rock Hill linggie- and the UicdmOnt Wagons., . I haGi that grand old Brand ' llsje-tic Flour;” and Tobacco—why the brand* I sell will thorten Hie longest dav lor (lie weary plow-hoy. I have in -t«ek everyth-*tfg -uitted to the wants and need* of onr people, anddt will ever l*c mv motto to protect the interest^ of my cu-iomej* U hen In need ot gobd- came and see me; I guarantee good values, polite at tention and perfect saltafactiou w ith.every article yoi: pnreha-e. Rc-pectfnllv Your*. A- M- O’GORMAN. B. W FARRELL & fO’S OLD STAND. , . FI 1 VI \r\] A HAl \ \ A 4 LiiJ ll V J J . UJ TO V ' TO Plantation, bfiOacre*. M th cut op into tract* to -uit purcJia* , er*. I oca ted 4?g mile* Iroin BaYnvvell C.... " » Plantation, ‘.‘(S) »ere«, rear Go- van; splendid timto r, 'tot tiitr- ber or turpentioe right* lor sale ) * j 5 triea dwelling* w.th ample i ground*, in different parts of low II 1 i Lot. '•table and Olllce Building on Uourl House Square. *-' 2 Bu-iness K*t« on Main Street i 4 It' sidenee Lot* desirably loca Jed. Jfu acres on Not them Heights. ! Can fumi-h any kind of R.al ■ I-*.E»tale watitcl. A real e-tate agent’s **tv ices are ti-u ifty valuable In perfriTlng Wtmrr t.lir four pro|>ertv with m»». '"K except in c;i-: A > .l. a at Ja-**r»a rn Tun al<- in Kffeet Fi-*v Mm iroiiTtnioraD. Xo. •e’Ue nn t 'Savannah, a: 0.iter4*i«:i *. P<-he ta'vXkth. IMt t>i i.v Dtiiy N-. fir. Jark-Kiril i- cP. .-.j I •* tsnvau i.ab'.no. Uy > “ Hamwi-I .... I I “ .Hla-'kvi !• .. “ fi’nnvfie.d. ... I ■ Snl:y ; “ Herrjr. .. Ar. Ciluiuta* .. Lv. (’ vq-ir».«n.i .*•». ri.., ** Kummerville J •' Pa am-hrilia.. .. . 4 < > mutabara..... •• k: , .. f Art' etunUn . Lv. AitiTOs a.-no *;y. > " tlraniteviila.......i - A'ke.i . “ Treat m . ** JohBSlMl. i Ar C •butilna.iU. I).*..| Lv. C •aimMa.i BMa i- '• Wlnns'.-»ro | ** Che < er . I " R<s k Hill . Ar <!hart it'e *- xrriTPrrffr^ — i ■4« cost* mitfer ’*«??>*"!» "t Z 4-i 1:1*' ll.n Alt> 'ln> e.r.-i u .-** 5.Vl> G 15; Uo , 4 041 4 (Am . 4 l.t* 4 I « 4 4 r 4 £-4, 44*) 4 4.* ... 1 4 V* .V V.-> S qfe, • i. :• i I 1 ... ; n* im.4 J *5 si. 1 dua. • « fja -.in 7 '.*> la i * 4 *•> s4.*t> it 'ijt »■;>;> .tin »av')) 4 4. A SXlpiU lapi H JD)" | .Man 4Ol;>,ll0ll> 4 Dpi 11 A V - .5 5* 4 I w a.i-a ill)* i; 17.1 ‘Up Tttiv T 2.*» l0 4ip , ISIpl M lull.11 I4p It 4.1 j> * 4U> 11 l<p U__ i? 1 !!' I* D 50 ets. HAT OR CAP FOR 25 cts. 1;. : * I■ .. 4» —Tufty yyfr 11 --"-r? ngayis 1 —■ ** mil protltably invested by consnltlug with me. P. 1. ni CSINGIIAM, lifokt r Mini U( 8l Lslali* I C-NSAY] il)U HONEY. 1 am sMIl In hu«ine** making ( hafr* and all kinds of lluuse Furniture, and NOW is i*he tlineaml TINS i« the idai-t for yon trt’get J our monev'a worth. Al*o I will ijo aqv kintl pfYnrning -iteh'as ('olutnns; Po-t-aibl Brackets. £^^AU Goods Delivefcd within let) miles; **ver ten miles F. () B For further particular? write to/ J. A MAIMER. Jknky. 8. C. —THE— E. R. MEYER. lilackvLliy, S. U. FACULTY: ACADKMIC PKI’Alt rMKXT. 5V. H. Jones, Princifml. !Mi»s Anna Walker, Assistant, Miss C. K. Beiliuger,f “ 5I178IC. • X Mis* Edith Townsend. ^ kindkiigaktkn. Mis* Ramsey'.^ ' ' AKT DK.I’AKTM KST. * Ada Sauipter*./' - Hrrpurss Hu)» iuol (llrl* for Collrpr mot for Ranine**. Tdie Hjirfi ?eb)H<l Dcpartruent. wldeh con- eistv^ofthe eigbtli, nijith and tenth grades, is dju'oted to instruction irMhe bibber branches. Engliah, Fi cm li, Germm. Lfltlu, Music, Higher Mnllieniattea, Book- Koepiug, a* well a* all common school branches, will be thoroughly tnogbt The fat s of tuition are: F. trah tirade... t&W per moDflt (4 weeks.| Ninth tirade 2.50 ’• “ “ Tenth tirade ... 8.00'• *• Music 2 VI “ tb-rman 1.00 •* Kindcrsartcn ... 1JM " All mher trrades ;.nd subjecU are free to pupiladiviug in the Itarnwv 11 (Jrluled Schiwd iM-trlcl. Execllent ls>nrd can he had at reasonable »a e*. The Principal will bavr ifener.il super* vision over afi pupils tsairding in town. For prosja-ctus or further information ad XbU t,! ~ • , IM :— P1n-;-%4ilju.* V-wJrfiir. t.v. Co (unina . Ar .- j’ariai.bnrx ■' Astietjl.O--- ■ Ar KnoxaUe »- A • i lei li via b Ar. Lsmi^viiie i MI MMi pm ll a* J5-« i try* .'Ut;> '> 1 a 4 1V,j II tm 7 .Villi...... 4 ID; 1111 27m T O'lp 2;r.p 1 4 i:.i r 2jn: 7 .up < * » _ .Ip I N'o.t.< SOl’TH HoL'S O. Mud A* NoJft Xo.tii N'o.ttl Ly. Louisviife Ic.. ( i i.-ciinti . I.V. Knosvilie " A-ii-v-ill*-. , “ Spartanburg .. A r. < ’ > ambla . Lv. 5iew yorki^Pa.'KKi Pkievdelphur. 7., . " Ha.limore . * . I.v, VVas'ii'^r'ni Ko.Ry I. rti Him «n 1 ,. , Lv Lbnvill*! Lv. Chariot “ Ris-k Hill ...... •' Chc.s.er A <" “ Wimisban). • Ar. C duinbia, i Bioi; s t ,T>v. (' iluiuii.ajrC. D.b. “ Johns!oir . “ Trenton Ar. Aikeh .. r '.'v:... “ (irsaitevliie ".Au rusia.. ,Lv. Oilunitjflltho. it> ) “ Kinaville •' Oienccimrtf. ■ ,.,. “ Bninchviiie “ .SuuuuerviUe. ,.. A r. C n -Hrle <ion ex Sn Bailj Dally ex 8n 7 ton i 4.)t>: Siy.au i 1 . m *1*1 11 4;>i 82->P * li-i « lap « 4a)) .■..x/i- Ul.Vii t i iim I'.U'.pl H.'vn Slip 8 27p| U42u, o 22p loaof) llUJp .IS**)!. Lv. (i.i.uiniaaisio. iiy. 1 Ar. Ferry . .,... . i-atlv , ,. “ Spnntrflcld ... “ Biaekvilio “ Bamweli. “ Savannah Ar. Jack-ton viliel P. H. \ ti itup quup 9 U7n, ID 45{> i! :*) 11 2t*,< lD.^ln 12 17a 11 4Ba 1 -i a .<11 ft si 4 :4t :t Grip 1 fi 8 a. 1 4dv| ti +-n •* *_\ it»! 7 EL 21 1 0 n 2 2 ..nil 1 h ' 1 21 1-r V H tills 40))’! 1 -<1 '4 4.iv| 2 82! 5:«)> 8 4a: )i 1 a>| 4 2’)!' 7,»i> : 552. »la). 7 Dyi 11 iJUn, 1 2i>! 1242p 12IXV I 27)> 2 :t7. 2 45: 112)rt ;iuc. 3 3u 3 2JP 1 S3-: 7 40)4 » 2T>: ; 1.« 7 .Vm S 4 la 9 2u» 113 ni M F» 1 Don - Y.. i;t>a 149a I) ia ::Cip *Ti ions 4!) and 44 nni\ed exci’lH Sumiayl arrive aud depart from Hamburg. Slaaping Car Service. snt daily laisse- 1 and New York. Kx.-eDcn) daily passenger gervioe between Florida and Ne>v York. Non. 31 and iff—New York and ’Florida Lim lied.- Daily except Sunday, oOmponed cxcln- ■tyeu of Pullman finest 1)-awing R<v>ui Slis-)- tug. Compartment and Observatory Oars.be- tween New York, Colum)>ia eml St. Augustine Nos. 03 and o4—New Yor* and Florida'j£x- pwss. Drawing-room *.oeping car* between Angus:a and New York. Pullman drawing-room sleeping ears be tween Port Tampa, Jacksonville, Savannah Wa-iiington and New Y'ork. Pulbnun sleeping cars lad ween Oheriitte and Richmond Dining cars between-«C.»arloue and Savannah. ' • c . - . _ os. Xi sad THi—U. B. Fast Mail. Throu-h Pullman drawing-risim buffet - ccoing cars be tween Jacksonville and N*W York and P.ilt- man s eeping cars byXweefi Aucuma and Uhar- Jotte. Ununv cars nerve all meals enrou’e Pullmnu sleepinK cars between Jacksonville . and Ikdnnil).* enroute daoy be ween Jackson vilie nud Ciurtnna'i. via AimeviUe. x FRA SKH. HANNON, JMCrEP.^ Third V-P. * Hen. Mgr., Traffic. Mgr-. Wasidnrion, D. C. Washingion, D. C 'l fiisimi liatefi, (li’fti B ITi OF "'m. MeNab, stta-’ty B'J. ‘ W. li< fowuecitU. S/IVe M0NGY! —aLJ —- 'Wo liavc just finnirtlf OTTT . two luiukrtipt "took- orOpncrnl ^fer- Cnaiidittc ;it ilio lowest juices e.ver lie.'in! of in this section Btul btc j)re))ai'eil l(» jrive our fiientls tlio ;ulv;mt;i^e of n 'jood |iortioH of ihe lienvy tlixCoimt. .So come on evei v hotlv. .'inti come (juiek dt yon tuny n.iM some of the womlerfnl hnr^ains we are oifeTiiifr, for «d>oi1.s eumiot remaiii lonpr with us at the prices we are otteiin^. • * We do not wish to hurt other mercLuiits’ htisiness hy otir ju ices but we '' . . t In Co± Fc( H Ui| and they must and<l. S/ia!/ Co Correspondingly Low and po quick, ami if any merchant will try us at Avhole- salo e \\ ill tli\ ide our advanLi^is v\ilk hiuk, A\ e have Uotime to tjiitite prices hut can kcII you A $1-00 SHOE FOP SOcts. * OR A $10 Suit of Clothes for $5.00. Or anw article of Hardware 'J.t jier cent, less than nnv mer- t-liauj in the county can huy it. and we ( an sell eotVee as low as dc a pound uud inatiy other articles as worn I or fully cheap. So strike while the iron'is hot. A word to the* wiso is sufficient. , , . , THE BARSV/ELL (OUNTY BARGATR COBPBy, (At GJtefen ami Stniistjn’s Oid suujd j ELKO S C * ’ IX) AI ) ' /' X _ OF in r, H 1'IP if u ii 1 f Y ' ■ 1 | W 1 ritJ UIV I iij LL ILl\ (1 11^ AT' "Wtiittlo StatoXes, BLACKVILLE. S. CV MONEY! MONEY!! A'l person* Imlpbl^tl to the Barnwell Oil Mill On com rafts of 1897 and 189S, bv note, account, hills of sate, or other wise. are hcrehy notified that the books, noiq*; t)UI« of -ale A”. Iiave been placed in <nir ftxnd* to close up ami collect. Wi will not take legal steps until debt ors have a chance to settle witli.uit 4f. This- notice i*. to give yon sucH oppor tunity. Wh< n die crop begins to move we wllllook for you. July 6L Atfo- nn • at T.svr;'' Black t ilie, S. C. Soipethiqg Nettf. I propose ro fill a long, felt Mant In Barnwell. I am prepared to carry travellers wherever they chooae to go in quicli time and perfect safety and comfort, and to doflaullng within all reasonable dlatancea st extremely mod erate prices, V Mv teams are lir^t class and l can pmtuiae^uerfecl satisfaction to all rea- aonabie people. ' X-- MTI on me, first tTonr fi'ast of Th» rxorL* Office. 7'8. L PEACOCK.