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6 Barnwell Petiole. I. H0L*£8, Editor 1 Prap'r. R«ENT (Or>TT ClBCtJLATlOP! THURSDAY, MAY *1. 1901. Well Informed people eay that it will Dike India tlx prosperous i-ears to re cover from life terrible famine prevall- tn|( over a territory having a popula- Aon of over ninety million people. Senator Mvl.aurfn did not Hnd tbe ynvHwedinKa of laat week’s convention ♦erjr Interestinff reading. Ten years *fo be waa' affectionately pelted as "Curly headed Johnny,” hut now bis name Is Dennis, Mud. r. Georgia fruit ({rowers are’ ({cttinp; ready to disappoint the commission merchants* They are buying canning Out fits so that when the prices of peaches, pears Ac get too low they will put up their frnlts and sell when ever they clmose. , — Only one im|K>rtant amendirrefU was made to tire constitution of the State Democratic Party by last week’s con vent! in’. Hereafter the County Exec utive Committees are mithorlzed to re quire Magistrates and Masters to go before the primary for nominations. ‘ The Prohibition Conference to sug gest candidate* for Htate odices was ap pointed for yesterday. In/Columbia. Judging from the small attendance in all county meeting*, and the entire failnVe to bold them In many counties the movement does not appear likely to be foriwtdatrle Hi this year's campaign. Iowa has one school law worthy of being copied In all the States. It pro vldes that every school district must annually set aside from IV to 15 cents for each pupil, the money to go to ward the purchase of books for the school library. The books to be pur chaaed are limited to a list made out by the State Hoard of Education. Hcbool libraries are becoming numer mi* under this very sensible' law. Women’s clubs are aiding largely in Vbe work. There is always something to be thankful for. It is now pretmeed that tbe flrst session of tbe Kifty-Hi^th Con- (free* will end before tbe close of next month. True, shout all tbe extrava- gance and fojiishnea* possible has si ready been committed, yet there Is some slight hope that w hile Senators and Representatives are repairing their ramshscklcd political fences they will Harn that they can’t fool all the people all the time. And there Is some satis faction in knowing that the next ses slon will be a short one, as It will end on March 3d, 1901. Tbe future cannot )¥>ssibly send s worse lot to Washing ton. AND NO WONDER. ■ Jfra. Katherine Porterfield Mackey, the West Virginia wlfehf Ex-Judge X. J. r M»ckey of this Sta'e, has been adjudged Insane by a Washington I'ourt. Judge and’Mrs. Mackey were liylng in Alexandria, Va. After hear ing of the lunacy proceedings they made themselves scarce. THE BOERS BEATEN. The tide of war has been running’ strongly against the Boer* In Somh Af rica. 'I he overwhelming British force* have driven them out of Natal and Or ange Free Htate, and one more big bat tle win wind '*p 'i*® which is (Jueen Victoria’s birthday, the Omnge Free Htate will be annexed to her Majesty’s broad dominions. On the Kith Inst, the siege of Mafek- ing was raised. For 210 days 1,700 British soldiers held this little tin town on tlie oper. prairie against 7,000 Boers. Modern times have never known a grander defence. The British people have been drunk with joy ever since they heard the news. GOD HELP THE ASIMRANTH, AND GOD HELP THE PEOPLE. It seems to us that democracy Is sor ter run mad in old Edgefield co'i'ity. Sorter” is not* vary lawful or pretty word, but it seems to come in well right here. On Monday last, niter the Convention had adjourned, our County Executive Committee met. sud among other thing* decreed that la Edgefield county the Master in Equity, the Mag istrate*, the Member* of the Hoard of Equalisation, the Sub. Supervisor* atul God alone knows who else, should ap pear before the people. A.l men who definitely aspire to the said ofllces must apphai"-before the paople. God help the aspirant*, and God help the peo. pie! “Appearing before the people,” we take It, means that th^u* aspirants must announce tneir iiHinns In the newspapers, must pay |2 50 nr #5 (Hi to the county campaign fund, inn»l trail around with the greater candidates, must give to all charitable designs and undertakings, must speak in public, must pel and kis» and wallow over all b>bie* at all pm nlos, must take low- places wt all barbecues, must help to eat good people out of house and home,, must brazen it out with the larger lira zeners, and niust endure all the whlpr* and scorns of time and fate. And all this—CYen sTiould they be aiivceMlul in the rare—for annual pay ranging from (150 to |5tJt' It Is foonvi . la it to re lieve Legislative candidate*JrAin the necessity and danger of making rash promises 1 W.e did not hear the argu ments In the committee tneeUng. Ter- ' ha|>*> there Is tnftcli hidden w isdom In the meisure. We hope so, but still wr must again sav: find help the aspi rant*. and God help the people!—Edge- field Chronicle TELL THE TRUTH.’ . And nothing but the truth. On June 1st au army of enumerators will begin taking the census. It will rmirbe sim ply an enumeration of population, hut a complete catalogue of the Industries of tbe entire United State*. The enu- inerators have received instructions, so it appears from the newspaper*. Co make It a full and exhaustive picture of the condition and resource! of the country.. It is argued that rose colored reports and returns should be made,-for the reason that this free advertisement will cor.rltice the richer States of Southern ^fosperlty, and Induce avalanche* of capital to cbme here, rerhap* so. hut the iuve«tor will hr shrewd enough to , S (•awaaX Is if s»,x. >ioy in SnyPicafiTy, anTf ft* will believe those authorities before he will accept the padded census state insnt*. and will come to the conclusion that the Southern tradesmen and man- ufaeturers are atrocious liars. 1'ro* perous communities do not raise the Macedonian cry for money to help slavelopment, but if comes to them of Us own motion just n^ naturally as wa r ter runs down grade. Tba truth of the business ia-that Di rector Merrlam and hi* Republican eubordinate supervisors are trying to fool the Southern people Into giving them material for a great vote winning campaign dooume t We claim no pro phetic inspiration, but we predict that before campaign excitement reaches UlgV'water mark the country w ill be flooded with census hallelujahs over McKinley prosperity and the great good time* th.U bii).conj;lnuance in oN fT*e wlH bring to-the entire country. That’s the cat In the meal tub. The animal sleep* pleasantly now, hut will •eon go to scratching nnd yowling, If Southern people shall be simple enough to be fooled hy Merrlam A Co. Tell tba.tvuth to tbe enumerators, aud nothing beyond thaU BOTH CORRECT. Baldoc, 8. C., May 21, 1900. Editor People : You ftatert on the ]o»h in^t. In ronr paper that the eclipse of the sun will bo-visible In this section of the country «*n tbe 27th ln*t. The Two State* Al manac, also the Cotton State* Almanac, aay that ir will be on tbe 28th. Which is correct? J. L. Ellis. We are glad that the question has hoen asked, for our statement of tbe 10th lost, wan calculated %nd intended t§ cause inquiryv 'Bhat statement was Maaed on an article from Sir Norman Jockycr the eminent British sstrono mer, and It correct, a* are tbe almanacs qq ited by our, correspondent. Tbe difference lie* In tbe fact that Sir Mm kyer/Wrote of the Astronomical May, which begins at noon, and con ainur-s until noon of the’ next diiy -m lar day that begins Juat after midnight, continuing until the following mid night. Unless cloudy watch for this wonderful spectacle on the 28lh.—Kd< People. f/rsf Primary Election. y—— Tuesday, August 28th. ’ V « For Congress. , I will bf a candidate for reeleetlon to Congrr**, fro.rn the Second Uongres- j slotiai District, srtfflect to the.rules and regulations of the DetieN-ratlc party. Respectfully, ' W. JASPER TALBERT. Superintendent of Education. BlackvlHe, S. C , April (kh, 1!I00.- 1 respectfully announce myself a can didate fop reeleetlon to the office of County Superintendent of Education, pledging myself to abide by the results of the Democratic Primary election and to support the nominees of the party. A. Buist, Sr. TO a Hr. LlURirPK IX TWO l>t\* * Take Laxative Hhouo I^i im.nk Tah- i.kt*. All druggists refund the moiiev If It fall* to cure. E. W. Ghovk’m sig nature on every box. 25c. Bl hop R, K. Hargrove of Na«hvllle, Tenn , will preside over tbe next w*-. s|on of (he South Carolina Conference, M. K. Church, South, wldcb will begin at Chester, November ^ib. The Golden Weed* a journal publish ed at Flarence, S. <L, In the Hftet c-i* of the planter*, buyers and manufactu rers «>T tobacco in the Slate will Issue a “Sooth Carniioa Special Edition” dur ing tbe month of July. It will be pro fusely illustrated and will contain a complete exposition of tlio tobacco in dustry of South Carol.ua. A Powder Mill Explosion Remove* every thing iq sight, so do drastic mineral pill*, but both arc mighty d.ingeroti*. Don’t (Ivnunitr the delicate machinery of your body with calomel,'cro'twi oil or uloe* pills, when Is-. Ring’s New Life Pi I lit, which (*ry gentle as a summer breeze, do the .work perfectly'’. Cores Headache,Con stipation. Only 25c at C. N Bnrck- halte.r; l> K Briggs A Co., Blackville. Dr. J. M. Smith, Wiliutoti. I have seen a great mail) e you one that will cure even time* one single dose' ”Tt TsnT’aii w thing but «plrits of turoeni ina. lx. u »H cure te.* cases out of a lu>, given In time and III proper doses. 1 have been in possession uf it over since 18(55. A* long as they will eat there is no danger in giving them too much. -Give one dose every three month* and they will ‘‘never take cholera and w ill not get down in back w ith* kidney worms. You can give it to public for what it i» worth, and I am satisfied it Is worth ^thousand* if taken IwM of.—Anderson Intelligencer. * . His Life Was Saved. Mr. J. K. Lilly, a prominent citizen of Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonder ful delivemnoe from a frightfiH death. ,Ln telling of it be says: * I was taken 'with Typhoid fever, that ran into pneu monia. My lungs became hardened. I was so weak 1 couldn’t eveu sis up in hod. Nothing helped me l expected to soon die of Consumption, when f heard of Dr. King’s New Discovery. One bottle gave me great, relief. 1 con tinued to use it. and- now am well and strong, I can’t say too much in its prais-.” Tills marvellous medicine is the surest and quickest cure in the world for all Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular sizes 5(1 cents aud $1.00. Trial bottle* free at J. M. Smith’s Drug Store, Williston; D. K. Briggs A Co’s. Drug Store, BlackvlHet every bottle guaranteed. For House of Representatives. Ulmer, 8. C , May 7th, 1900. T respectfully announce myself a candidate tor reelectloh m the Mouse of Representatives, and being a farmer I will ever watch the farmers’interest if elected in future as l have |n the pasf, arid I hereby pledge myself to abide by the result* of the Primary Election and support the nominees of .the Democratic party. - * > •» K. I,. Sanders. : - Millcttville, 8. C., May 7lh, 1!MH». I respectfully announce mvse'f a candidate for reeleetlon to the Mouse of Representative*, subject to the,rule* and legulations of the Democratic pri mary elect’on, and pledge morself to abide, by the results and support tire if?jminces of the party. J. B. Bates. Barnwell, S. C., April 80th, BHK). 1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for'ye-elect Inn to tire Hum* o' Ifepreseolallvea, subject to tiie rule* and regulation* of lb • Democratic pri- an ary election, pledging inyscll to abide tbe result ani) support the' nbuiiuec* of tbe paity. J. G. Patterton. County Treasurer. Appleton. S. C., April 23d, IfHHi. I na/ectfnlly announce myself a caudidale for ihe otfice of Coun'y Treasurer. snhj.H-t to the rule* and n-g illation* of the Democratic primary c- b cl ion, and pledge myself to abide the result Sod support the nominees of the party. , J. B. Armstrong. Ulmer, S. (’.. April llth. I respectfully announce myself a can- RidateTor tfie otfl.w of (Wmiil v rrear*u- rer, subject to the rules aud icguUlmu* of the Democratic primary elactiotv. and pledge in vself to abide the result and support the nominee* of the party. Edmond R. Sanders. Candidate Column Continued. For Solicitor. Barnwell, S. C., May Kith, 1!Xh». I lespectfnlly announce myself a candidate for Hbllcitoit-of the Second Circuit, subject fo«thc rule* ami regu lation* of the Democratic prlmarv elec tion, plcilging-myself tu abide by the results aud support the nominee*. . Ghus. OsiToll 8Unm*. v Barnwell, S. C:, May 15tb; 1900. 1 reapectfullV annoirnee myself a candidate for Solicitor of tiie Second Circuit, subject to the rules and regu lation* of tiie Deniocratln primary elec tion, and pledge mys^f to sbide liy.Jthe results and support the nominees of the, party. Jas. E. Davis. Counfy Auditor. Barnwell, S. V„ May 7th, I'.HX). I respectfulty announce myself a candidate fur reeleetlon to tiie otTlee of County Auditor, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic pri mary election, and pledge myself to abide by the results ami support the nominees of the party. W. II. Duncan. Bmldenville, S. G.*- April 17, 1900. I respectfully announce myself as a candidate for the ollice of County Auditor, sobfect to.tbe rufe* and regu lations of the Heilinerstie primary elec tion, and. pledge myscll to abide bv the resuri and support tiie nominee* of the party. , J. C. Keel. BarhweH.S I rcspeetfnlly annonwee myself a candidate for recleotloq ay State Sena tor, «ul>ject tolhe Tides am! regulatious of the Demoorstty primary eliclbtb, and pledge myself to>abide by tiie re suit atul support the nominee* of the I arty. Robert Aldrich. BarnWefrj 8. (' I rusp* ctfully April 7tb. 1!hhi aunoiiuee inysaU a eamlidate ,for tin* office of County Treasurer, subject to ihc-rn!** aud log- iilailoii* of the DemiM'ratle'primary e— lei t on. and pledge mvIf to ulddc tbe result and support tiie nominees of tl c party. • K. D. Free. BlackvlHe, 8 C., April 5th. limn I resocctfully announce navself a can didate for the ollice of Uoinuy Treasu rer. I pledge myself to abide by tile re strlts of th" Democratic Primary Elec tion and to support the nominees of the party. * W. Alfred »>vle*. . For Supcmsor. , Breamore, S. C., May 7th, IfHD. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the oftfra of-l.'ooifty Su pervisor. aubject to the tales and reg i mmur For Qerk of Court. Seiglingvllle, S. (’., May 7th, 190ft, At tiie solicRatlon* of my friend* I respectfully announce uivsi-lf a candi date for I be ollice of Clerk of Court! suhj‘'ct to the rules ami regulations ot the Democratic primary election, and pledge fny«elf to abide by the results, support tiie nominees of the party and not to accept a nomination from any oilier source. C. M Edi'nticld. . Barnwell. S. C., May l»t, 190ft. I respectfully announce myself a candidjite for reidecfion to tiie nllh*e of Cderk of Court. suiijecA to the rule* ami regulation* of .the Democratic primarv election, and pledge myself to abide th*' iCsnlt and support rh*- nomifiee* of the party. W. Gilmore Simms. • Fur Corune r. Barnwell. S. (’.. May 17. fhft. | re«|M cMidlv anoomii e mys«lf a eamlidate for the ofllce of Coroner, soli ject to Hie rules and regulation* of - the Democratic primarv election, and (dedge myself to abide hv tiie result and support tiie u«iudu"es of the par ty. E. J.‘Peacock. Elko; S C., May 7th, I’-HKI. J respectfully annonnee myself a cau dtdate for tbe olHcool Co/om-r. *ul*j»i-t to the rolys and ^regulatiuns of tiie. Dennwratic primarv elivli**r. pledging inv*elf to abide by die result* aiid *up- |hu l the rnguiuic; ol tiie party. G. E Birt. '. Barnwell, S. c , May 1st, 19 ft. I re«|*eetfully’ annoutice myself a eamlidate for tbe ollice of Coroner, subject to the rules and regiilatiou* of (lie Dcmociatic primarv election, ami pledge myself to abide bv the re»«|£ aud »uppoit (lie moi,luces of the party. D. C Burckhalter. ’ Barnwell, S. C , April 231, I respeetfiilly ann.'-unce my«eif n eamlidate lor reeheilou to the ollice- at Upiowr, subjeer, to the rules and regu lations of tiie Democratjc primarv elec tion, ami pledge mvself to abide tli“ re suit and support the imudm-cs uf h'u- party. I-dab >c\i.!s. Black(iMe. S C., April 31. irtu- I r**peutfitllv snmntn< e riiyse f a can didate lor tiie cilice ol <’-oroner ami I herein pledge mvself to abide the re sult Ol (lie primarv and to suppolt the nominee* uf the Democratic party. , Daniel Bin me. Appleton, 8 C , 8*1 March, 19ft0. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for the ollice of Coroner atul I hereby pledge m vself to abide the n - SPECIAL OCCASIONS. Side trip's, from Charleston, 8. C. On rlti'g annual meeting National Educa tional Association, July 11, 1990. Southern Railway will sell idde trip tickets from Charleston, S C. at. rate of one first c)a*s fare* for the round .flip to St. Augustine, t’la.. Pensacola. Fla., Mobile. Ala,, New Orleans. La., Merid- iau, Mlss . Bi'-iuUighatu, Ala., Cluit ta- nooga, Tenn., Bristol. Tenn.,' White Sulplinr Springs, Va , Washington, D. Norfolk, ya., and intermediate points. .. 7 Tickets will he sold .lulv l lth, 1900, with final limit.Inly 29th, 199ft. to hold ers of return portions of round trip tickets sold to Charleston, S. (’., ac count. Annutil’ Meeting Nation*,! Edit bational Asr.iciation. Such return por tions of round t(ip tiekcts'tp he' depo*-; ited with AgeutsJrotg vvlmm sjde trip tickets are purchased. Agents will is sue receipts for tickets so deposited and upon p:esentaM»H~of said receipts will return to original purchasers tiie te- turn portions of.round trip tickets de posited. . For detailed information apply to any agent of tiie S&Utherrf Railway, or Its yonnectioit*. ->IA' —If you buy from M. u UUlif H. F. BUISy, ATTORNEY-AT LAW, BLACKVILLE. - - - - 8. C. Agoht Tor ItarnHetl Coiintj Tur lloml ami Trust (otnimti) uf His tnicrirun Italtiiiinrr, is prepared to furnish bonds for Ex* e- utors, Ailmini-ira’tors. - Goardian; Trustees and all .public oflieers. BLASKVILLE, S- 6 , You will get 1 lie Infest and newest goods at the same old priced. I bate purchased with tiie greatest care, and the wants of the people of this community ever Indore my mind, the nea est. and most complete line of 8pi'm£ and Summer Goods, which are just, now commencthg t*rarrive;the ladies will bd delighted with tlietli, ami the children w ill cry for them. >1y sp>ck of laces, embroideries and fancy goods far excel any thing ever before offered for sale in this town. .rf< * . X Mem, are the latest and they ate simply grand, both In'style and qualify, and best all tbe prices are within everybody's reach. ' For the men I have a full and complete Hne"of Groceries-of all kinds, 1 have tire *dd reliattle Rock Hill Buggies anil the 1’ied.mont Wagons. ! . 1 I have that grand ojd braird “Majestic Flour;” afrd Tobaycbtpwhy. tiie 'brand* I sell will sborteu the longest day for the w eary plow boy. I have >*t stock everything spitted to the wants and needs of attr people, and it will ever he mr»niotto to protect the Interest* of my customers , * When to need of goods come, and see me; I guarantee good value*, '"polite a! teruion and perfect ■satisfaction witlt every article you purchase , Respectfully Yours. A. M. O’GORMAN. I’. W FARRELL & CO ’S OLD STAND. I AD AID SICHT, SPORT. liUSIC. G. D.c. LANGE. Blackxiile, S Spectacles, Fine Stationery, Base .Ball Good*, Fishing' lackl*', Kiiby Hook* No. I t*> 1(5—ItH*. per l(*i, ('ar lisle Hooks No. 1 to id—15c. per loft, i r*y *; AV c* t gr Tmciif Trrpt'SrprttTi g SftTer' Novelties, Mtisii'a.! In-rrumctirs. |‘iatto« and Organs, Umbrellas recovered w hile yod wait, ffistmment repairing a specialty. UaRtir write for mi es. FOR SALE.. . ^ . : • *• -2ftn acres of land, belonging f*> the estate of Mrs. Aon S. I!ag.ii»>. deceas ed, *ifn;i!cd in Him well coonry ami-ly ing partially within tbe limits of tbe ro*vn of Black Ville Apptv to Wr II. Oakman. Executor. Blnckvllle. S, C. ' NOI K L lo' DKBtol.'S ANLM BKD- I lORS. > ' - Ail persons Icnlug claims r.g:;tn*t tin 1 F.s'ate of John K Hair, del'*',*-I'.t, wit) present the sami* tit-m<*' .it io .'c OI TIT HI MS, Just iwh# AT mrixlttlo Statolos. BLACKVILLK. S. (’. Ml*tre*«—“The master found fault with your cooking ttvday, Jane.” Cook—<a*| don’t take any notice of Mm, rnuiri-U’B 'hU blessed nature to fioil fault. Ain’t be always tiudln’ fault with you?” FREE ON CHARGE. Any adult suffering from a cold set tled on the breast, bronchitis, throat or lung troubles, of any nature, who will eail at Creech’s Pharmacy; will be pre sented with a sample bottle of ihuchee's German Syrup, free of charge. Only one bottle gtveai ti* one persotr, and none to children without order from parent*. No throat or lung remedy ever had *ucb a sale a* Boschee's German Svrnp In *11 parts of the civHiaed world. Twentyago mllliona t»f bottles were given away, znd your dniggi-ts will tell you its succes* was nlarvebius. It Is really the only Throat apd Lung Remedy generally dndotaed by phyd- cians, Aloe-75 cent-bottle w-rttenre or juMltillfljP*' I" aiol ptwftge rat sp reswtts and support the nomine*** of the party.** " J. Wv+mrr. Thoma*. 8. !U,, w *May.7th, llHto. I resfx'etftilly nnndtinee myself a eamlidate for the office uf County Su- pervisor, subject to the rules an I regu lations of flie Democratic pTim try el •*- lion, ami pledg* myself to tfl*!*!* bv the results and siip(>ort Ihennmidee*of the party, j** * * J IV Thomas. CD - Appleton. 8. C„ April .lOtli, 1900. I respertfulfy annonnee mvself a can- •lidate. for the ofHce of Supei visot, sub ject to the. rules and r* gulation* of the Democratic |>rim»ry election, pb ilgiNg myself to abide by the results and sup port the nominees of the party. J. If. Warren. Barnwell, S. C., April 23d, 1900.^ .“I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the ollice of County Su pervisor, subject to the rules and regu lation* of the Democratic primary 4 - lectlon, a:i*l pledgi- myself to abide the result and support the notiiitiCes of the party. Washington Halfords - ./ * Millettei ille, S. (’., April 2l*f, 190ft. 1 res|ieef'fnllvi»ni!Ot:nee mvself a can didate for tiie ollice of County Supervi sor, subject to tiie rules and Regula tions of, the Dcmocra'ie primary elec tion, and pledge myself to abide Hie. re sult and support tiie nominees of tiie party. ^ FrampYon Lawthn v *7 X Olar. S. C., April Uth, 19(H). ’’Fn reply to the tali citations of my friends, and feeling assured jbat I can save the enuntv moiiev I antiouni e my self a camlhlate for election to the of fice of Supervisor for Barnwell countv. sir ject to tiie rules of the Democratic party. J. J. L. Hair. ScIgUngville, S. C., April 9th, 1900. 1 respectfully annoiirtce myself a cs rid I date for reeleetlon to the office of County ShperTivor, subject to tlHi rules and regulations of the Deniocrat- ic primary;-election, and pledge mseylf to abide the result sind support the nomiuecs or the party, ,- * O. W.,Rarkcr. 1 respectfully announce mvself a can* didate for the ollice of CotiHtv Super visor for Barnwell County, subject to the rules »nd regulations'of the Deinft- eratic party. Aud ple*lge mvaeif to abide by tiie resaws of . the primary electich and suppon the hohtlitees of the |ctny. ' 'Mia r, nomine! of MfMMHMMpM the Democratic pa/fj*. Uiaj ton 8. " at ner. properly provoi, and.all persnns ow h the sai*l estate will make payfucnt once. Mrs. SALLIE I. II AIR. Lxcculrix. Elko, s. C,. M i\ If, p.so. A Oukk j?J Sure Cure (or BHnJnc-ss iu Hiiits. Mrs. Gcofge Dijtibar of •MHb t'vHlc. S. <ha« a cptick and r stire I'nre -tor btit«<l(***-s iu lior*c* anil wili be glad t<> try iter remedy on .anyon* ’* hoi*;* or mule having anything tic matter I w itli thi'ir c> *■*. Slit* k t» tin* < ..iran-I :<• s of a popular atpl sucve**ful pin *i • •'Ian Mini si vert^i tnen who have wit- { u ssetl her cure tried on horse* aint noib's and in eacTi Iftstanee her i* un d\ has proved a Jierfct't rule. For terms A**- toppiv to MR”. reEURt.K I UNBAR. Millcttvil'e, S.C. C, & W„-(' R'. R. *./ V 9 * A. T. MANV1LLK . —offers this week— iTif nii^r mg wfc~ri~~ : X- E. MEYEfJ. ESackville, S. C-, HEALER IS Bumps. Iron I’itiing of alUklnds, Fit ting* *>l ail s /.*■* and tiie bc*t make and quality. t ()NTRA< I'DR FOR WolN, Dug or Driven, of any .depth and diatnater desired. Is\cutv-live > <’arWi.f prsctieal expe. rictice hate nnd*' mo-M«,t* r **l mv tui*. d fr»i- t** xqarantat* iavyfiiig me with Real Estate For Sale! 1’ialit.iLluu. ' glf acrc*. up into tracts to *mr ^ I *1 . U III cut purchss- milcs from / u»r- tiie**. and q’tai'tit'd satisfaction to ail ' ! itl ' IJfO. ( all ••n or wTlfe fne.' tetiti**u will be given L* lions. *nd prompt uf- al j cotumuiiicM- I K R. MI Y Binek v 11 le F.R I’or Sheriff. S. C.. Mav 2Dt, K-ki Barnwell, 1 respec*fttHy annmmee rnysel didste for Hie office of Sheriff, to the roles a d regulations Democratic primary election, p a ean- subject of tiie edging myself toahiilc by th** result* and |)*>rt tiie nomine©* ol the party. J. W. Lantasfer. up- Baraj well, S. C., May 19th, 190ft. I respei-ffully announce m vself a I'arf- didate f*ir the ollice of Sheriff, subject to the rules aud regulations of the dem ocratic primary, election, pledging my (spll to abide Uy the restrtts and Support ’Ute nominees of tlm-qiart v* ( If. Langley. • AIarrin,8. C., May 7th, I'.Mip. I respeetfiilly announce Anself a for the otfice of Sjreiiff, *tili- j(**'t lo tiie rules and regulations of tiie Dihmcyat-ic ' piimavy election,' and pleilgc myself to abiile liy the results and nrpport the nominees of the party. J. S. CHlltmin. Monie, S. C., May 7th, li/dV. T respectfully announce myself a eamlldaUHair the office of sheriff, sub. ject to the rules and regulations of Hie Democratic primarv elect \Oa, and pledge myself to abide by the results an'd support the numineesftlf fbe party. WiiiSOn T. Walker. • v -^ yy* s' Barnw'eH, S. ( ., May 1st, p.rt’H). I respeetfiilly announce tnysHf a candidate for rifeJLto'tiou to the office of Siieriff, st’hjcct to ;be rules and regu lations of the Demo* rati" i ^mrMy elec tion, and pledge my n-if tu abide by tiie result and support the nominees of tiie party. - Frank II. Creech. Barnwell, 8. (>•> April 2fth, 1990. I respectfully annonnee rtivself a can didate for the office <)< Sheriff, subject D* the lilies and regulations <if n u . Democratie pi imary election, pledging myself to abide by tiie eesulks aml sttp- pa;t.tlie iioininec»of ihe parte. G. O. Riley. Ram well, S ('.. April IT, iefto. ' 1 req^eetmliy atmounc.' mvsHj as a candidate for tin* dlfice of Sheriff subject to th" rules and regu’atinn. of tiie Democrajic. primary election, anil pledge myself to abide by tfie re- awn , 5 artd 10.'. (wr Large l.i.ien Towels, 1ft and IV. each Black • l Colored ,Di K'*, for me i It formerly' "fE/'b, * formejd)- 5ft, trow at Iftc now 2ft''. t tfo,v»’ Oxford M’ie now flit) . . Meji.*' T.-ck Seirl' •25* •. ’ s' t hildren*'Straw Hats from'5 to 5ft. ('hil‘ilren»’ f)\Joi<l and Strjp 'i'i.! 75c. anil s——• Cliibir'ep** r.'irasols,' 15<*. " l.adirs' White Lawn ILmilk’fs, 5''. White atul Black Darning t ot ton, Ralls 5 -. V\ lute Woolen and Lace Soap, 5c, Ground is pi tvs, 5c.: a Box. All of tiie above are bargain*. i it F A+ Ul jGI AC VI* KM I* Iftft'.VltTMKNT. W. II. Jones. I‘rin* , i')*i*l. Mi»s Anna Walker. Assistant, Mis» C. K. Bellitiger, v. * -SMI'-Ssf. Miss Edith Townsend. A KlSAARDAltTE.'f. Mi*s Rams* )'. —- -aut. Wtx.. — M i<« .Vrhrrbinmfer I’rspAr* * Buys /ml OlrU fer ( o’trer anil Tor Itusines* XYne Iti.-h iultixt! Ib purtnienf. which eon- sN*- of tfic cigtith, ninth au<I tenth cnviles, is ilcvoted.to.juMruc tint* in the hither branch's. English, Flench, Germ *n, Latin. , Music, Higher Mathematics, Fftok- Jvfepitl*:. a* wifff as all-'''•nitni.in school bi&h* l.e*. will I Is- »!if»r •n^tily ’auclitr... . er« I ocaU-il 2 1 Barnvv ell I’lantation, ;*** S*De», near (i*>- -van ; *pl*-n*lid iiu*b*r. Tu* flin tier *.r tiri’|*‘!)line"right* for sale ) 5 mce dwelling* w.th ample groniiiN, in dill* rent part* of l**w u ’.aige Lnf, Middy sad fi.lii'c Buildii.g on ('«intl li*tu*e ><|uarc. 2 B*t»ifn s* l.*>t« on Main Street 2 Rcsidenev l.bt* <le»irkblt ioca ted. ‘ 3 n<'r»>s on N’ortltern Heights. t an furtdsli. any kind »d R-al Estate w anted. •’ « \ real estate ag< tit’* -er* i*'« * are u**.- ally valuable in i.ertccting sal* *. List v*uir projieriy with in**. It cost* noth ing except in *■«»*• v*t » sale. Idle money can a I way* he securely and profitably invrated by coiisnliliig with me. ‘ P. M. BUI KINGIIAM, brui.,r sud Ui *1 K*t/tr Asi st. Dr.J.H.E.MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist, _ BLACK VILLE, - - - - AVI I! he at h!> ofTIi'* | InTartiwaTT q/id-AVastiNsalai MASTER'S SALE. * OI INA, ) ,L 1 li> the t’ou r t of Common I J. J. The Statk ok Spy i it C.vi t Ot .N 1 Y OK BaKNWKI a*. Hat ter, L’lain^tr, against >. M. Brabhim, Defemlant. l)K( KKK IX I’oliKiq.OSf KT. BYVIRrUEofq decretal order to paity. N. G, Walker. me directed iirilte’ above entitled cau-«v I wild sell at BaniwV'il. iu front of th'e ('*'urt, House, on Monday, the Ph 'day rf June.' I9ft(). it being Saleduy In said montli, witlijn Hie legal hours of *;de, to the highe*td»idder. the follow ing described real estate, situate, lying and being in Sta’.e anti* County afoYe said • , All that piece, parcel or lot of laqd situate, lying ami dicing in the town of Ulmer, county and State »lnre**1d. and said to cnitfain thirty ieet front by two hutplrtftl and ten feet long, kn<»w'n a* the lot upon which stand* tbe^ long lt<*re, bounded ns fotlow*, wit; Nortb t»y lotof E. L Sanders, East by Soittji Bound Railroad. West hV Street, Sonth by Jot of F. M Yotifig tK t o. ALSO All thar piece, parcel or 'ot of land situate, lying fml t>eing in thw^owm of Ulmer eonirt v anil Stat»* af<ire*aid, ami I said to contain twenty feet front t*y | tw<* hundred and ti n feet long, known | »« the lot upon which stand* lhc^*Tnal| | • tnre, bound. *1 -is pyfioW*, pi wit; North K’ F M Y'.uog ,y i .... . : the Soufit Bound KailI'oatl. Sniitli by a lot of E Ulmer, oft W. -f ’Street. ' Terms *>f Sale—Cish, I’ureluiser lo pay fm tmiu-r* nnil reverine-'rlanip*. A noirZYKT) UAT | Ersjjx. ■ r ipTiym»wt Matter’s Office, May IIUi, I»t*> I ’fbe rat*..* *.f tuition are; F. ie th tirade... j'J .Od pc Nintn tirade. . '2 •50 " Tenth t i i tide... a oi “ Music ....*. . 2.50 “ German ....... . TOO “ KiiiHcrgurtcn.. . l.oo ' rmontb (.4 w, “■ ♦ ks.) ■e AH oilier gt'ailcs atul sub.irct.« nr*' free to pupils living in the Itarnwcil Graded School lliftri.'t. Excellent, hoard can I.*’ bad at reasonable ra'es. fbe Principal will have ireneral sujaT- vision over all pupils boardihg In town. for 'prospectus or further hiKiriuation a*l dress: W. II. JONHS Principal, ' .(ten. tl. Itatcs, Ch’ni’n It'd, or \Mn. M.'NhK S. : C‘‘y It’d. „ W. II. To'"nsct)<l. ATLANTIC COAST LINE. AllwSc Cuasl Line Railro.i4 Co. o( S. C. Cyxi*Kj.sKD SoitKori.K. In Kffcet ID*yetnher 1S99. 1st, STATIONS. L I i.irliugtou A Lv E.liioft Ar Ar Slidlter Lv Lv Sumter Ar ,Ar Creston Lv Lv Crestuo Ar i XORTfl. . No. fn. !' 5fi | '32 alalTy.xX^ ex daily . Sun. I*. M i’. M s 95 ... 7 2(1 (I 40 U* 15 .Ar I’regnaHs Ljlft (X) Orangeburg - beqmark Barnwell- ...... Rolibiu*’- August a j W ill (><• at .his Home ofil.V in M..i kvdir cry Friday and Sattirdify, and w ill make sp- j*nintiiieiits to. me* t |>Hy<'iit.* at any of uuf comity tow ns nr call at their residence*. , I am a full graduate <>f Philadelphia Berta'* Cnlli'pc: havcjiad si vi ntis-n \carsactiv* prat Ileal experience, and can pleuscyou in (|uaUA of work and pri* es. 1 GJ1N SAVE YOU HONEV. I am 'still in business making .1 tiair* ami all kinds of lloti*?' Furniture, and NOW L the time'aml TJI1S i« the idaee f*ir you to get your moneys worth. A No I will do an v kind of Turning, siieli as“Columns, Rosts an*' Brackets. EfF" AU Goods Delivered within tec niib's; over ten miles F. () B For further particulars u rite to , J. A HARI'FK. 0 Jknny, S.-C. can rea- Tttr 5 t)2 1 2»* f 02 3 » i 3u Train N<». 35 leave. Airence 2 31 We will not take legal steps until a id., and trait? So. 32 arrive* at - Flor- ' etle'e 7 ;'-5 p. m. Train* 32 and 35 carry fhfongh Full- matl I’af.ie*' Buffet Sleeping t’ar* be tween New York atul Maeott via Am e • »jh TMLjMrTgti ** — T'alli" Manager. J. K. Ktftiv. Gen. M » .Mger. - - L iJ. X. I’.minwgf 1 dJeo. Vm-* Agl7| w . ...... Something NeW. I propose to fill a long felt w ant in Barnwell. I am prepared to carry traveller* wherever they efiooae to go in quick time and perfect safety and comfort, and to do Hauling within" all reasonable distances at extremely mod erate prices, - My teams are flrsl class ^nd I pminise perfect satisfaction to all smiabie people. jCflT’Wood For Sale. Giiliwin me, first dopr East of Pkoi'I.k Office. S. l, PEACOCK. MONEY! MONEY!! AH persons indebted to the Bar^uiell r Oil Mill of) I'oniraets of la!»7 and 1K9X, hv note, aceount, hills of salt*, or others wise, are hereby notified that tiie notes, bill* of s-tle A ". have been dfir* df* in our liah’ds to close up and tfolletl > J or* have a.<*banee to settle witli.ml ft, Tliis ftotiee is to give yun sueh oppor- Uirtitr; When the eryip begins U) movU we will look for vou. / gm iklDL. Julv6t- If I,MW, Black v... >.C.