The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 12, 1900, Image 2
The Barnwell People.
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1X0. I Hflk^RS, Editor Pr:pT.
MR GIST dOtJtTT CIRCULATION
THURSDAY. JULV Vi. mi.
TUens Are nlno tlckett fur Uie.-iilunt
end vice-Pro«l«K*irt In Urn Held. Thu
VAue will bn between Bryan and Me-
Hiuley. All the othera will not auiuunt
tb a row nf bln*.
Tire wdioul readiei i* ntfntaif hi the
lAnd. I'eu th<«h*and of him and her aie
Hi Clurleaton thl* week attending the
jhiihihI convention of (ho NKtional Kd-
TfcHtional A»*oolat1l»n.
Aftermath report*'trom K*n*i*« f'ltr
allow that' Senator Tillman dondtiaif.d
fAie procoedln)j* of the Convention niore
than any other one man. He carried
♦every point wscept the nomination of
'Oowne a* Vice Preiddhttf, and In* Stale
colleajtnes scotched that nnrvo, hy the
nm' rule. .
Tiik Peoplk ha* always nrged roter*
foo**t their halfot* for tlie be*t men.
If the people hf the Knifed stntc* do so
next .November Bryan wIM he elected
Preaident a* Unanimously a* he wit*
homlnatcd) and ¥rKH'nley will not >;er
tdortora-enoutfli to act a* pall beared
at hi* political funeral.
Cotton ought to bring a gilt edge
price thl* Pall. Uun Oreeii ha* rut the
acreage down to la*t year’s llgure*, and
the old crop will bo almul jiMsd ui>. b£_
the time tlm new cornea In.
There l« always the danger of a slip
Between cup and lip, and the bear* will
hunt up all Hurt* of reason* why prices
fdiould be low. The trouble"in Utiua.
I* ihe only one In sight. It I* large
Enough and likely too to grt uglier. *
C t ANI>ll»ATKS.
Col. J. .f. Brown* iiee^a nr> Intrrtdno-
tfon to tlie voter* of Barnwell, lor ail
hi* life haw been" passed vcttHfUThchoT-
denpf this good old county, exceptthn
tour years during which ho served the
Confederacy. lic w'as in Fort Aloiiltrlc
When the Star nl'Jhe West attempted
the relief of Anderson in Sumter, and
fie was at Appomattox when the end
came,escaping before Lee gave up the
~auequal contest.
Upon the ehetfon of the late .ludge^
A. P. Aldrich to the Bench Col. Brown
was chosen hi* successor Iti.the House
of Represo'r.tatiVe*. He is president of
the Bar AssociaMon, a imsltion show
ing the h gh regard in which he is held
hy his brother Httoniey*. IIis friends
hold "that hi* admirable habit* of life
and study and long* tisiniog in bis
chosen professjVm make it sure that, be'
wilt aib>rn tire ofMee of Master If hiy
fellow eitueiis sliall so coriintUaTbo
him.
* /» .
fn the eahrfiiilgo of IS7* 1 none of ll>e
yooirger Deiimi'rats' of this ('minty' did
better or braver serVK’o tlmii ('apt. M
W. Phillips of Wllllstoti. V —
■ In IWhJ he was elected a member of
the ,House* ot Kuprcseivtatives, alid
served ‘Jireo terms, enjoying a distjuc*,
Hon and corttldeuco rarely InCloWed
outside the cities. As a representative
lie was always on guard, alert, Inte.fli-
gent, with thn courage of Iris ronylcj
lions and keeping in close touch with
the duties devolving upon bint, lie
quickly took high rank among ‘the
most popular, industrious and inlluen-
tial iri'Miibers of tfiejlouse. and ihain-
' fa I tied that position until Pie close of
Ids service-. As a business man be’ is
thorough going, quick and atteorate in
judgment and possessing jndomtTilbte
energy. IDs friends lieflevc 'that his
past life and services amply guarantee
that if e lee ted Senator he will meet and
discharge the duties and responsibili
ties of the oMee in a manner as honor-
ahlt* to himself Its creditable to bis con*
SlililUIll*.'
;soi»ie e*ft»mW(f newepapent arc
championing the eaudidaey of tills,
that or the oiber uiAii for this, that or
the tuber office,In advance of thVlMI I-
iVtg of the campaign mcctiiigs in their
cob u ties.
0
Their intention* are no doubt good,
but their tmtjftmnrl* arc surely bad.
Their eoftrse bring* tlie primary cam-
p«ign into ili*repi>t« ami revive* Uon-
vrutioii log rolling melbotls. They
*ecm to think their readers haven’t
sense enough to vole right, mijt if Dial
I* the case they are •ouiewhat excusa
ble.
The platform adopted by the Deino-
rrallc National ('ttnventiitu bears Hie
ear mark* of .sMUialni Tillman a* plain
ly a* did Jte Shell Manifesto, “with the
writing of wrhieti he had something to
•lo.” And other faeta prove the large-
iie»* of hi* hand in framing this iinan-
nwerable indictment of the Kepuhlh-au
party and its sins, tflx seleethm by
the coin iu it toe a* it* mouth piece in the
preannlalioii to lire couventhMi was in
thn line of precedent, and thw com
nniore with which he fiseharged that
duty leave* no doubt aa to hi* slmre in
writing this new chaplet* in party ami
]tolUlcal history.
1*01,1 I'K A L PtriNT.-l.
At IvansH* < "ity Nouth.t andina Voted
for Mcvcosou for Vic.e-l’resldent. fseo-
atnr TBInian favored Towne, but the
majoritv was againstJiiw, and Htpler
the llliil rule the vote was solid.
t "audidAtes for State office* begaq
I he second heat at, (•eorgctowii on
Tuesday. Today they are ar Florence.
David Bennett Hill played a great
polDicnl game ai Kaiissst ity. ii Bry*
an show hi Ire delealed this year Hill
wHI («• the i ue \ I table I remocrwtic candi
date in HvifT
Hepiihlieau inouLli-piecr* are wide
open uow^s iih ghoat tales of the lior-
ribln tliTug* thtt vvill come to pas* in
case of Brr an'* election. They are
scared now and confess It. 1 he
alrcuglh of 1 lie ticket kih! the e\rrl- (
leiicC of the idatlorin may well worry
the iui|H*ri*l rouspintur*. -
'I In* tioiuinntioii ol Hi van and Ste.
\ ciisoti gi v« » gi in i a| Di uioi'i :u ic sal i«
faciioii, •n*| tlie pal tv i« in lo*lt« r con
dition for effective tigliliug than It has
heeli since ( levelaiol's x-eoml cle«*tion.
(odd bug Democrats will lx* lew.in the
bill and faf apalt till* campaign.
Bryan is loisTlrouger now tbaii four
rears ago. Thco be wa*" an unknown
quantity, and men belittled him as the
“Ih»v orator.'* Hot now even hi* most
pronounced eneiqlea admit his afdlilv
and cleanness ami liiviuciMe courage,
lie hn* eouvim-tul them against ^uieir
w ill. That good ha* route tfirongb bis
personal effort* lor Ibe gtaul of parlv
and couiiirv In going to and
among the |KHiph< he has proven him*
sell worthy of ibe confidence they put
in him.
DEATHS.
After a long illness ftntlently ftnmr
Mr, L. Red mom i (piktiy passed away
en the 'Jlsr urr. TiPthe Twenty-il(tn
year of his age,' leaving a wife,. >even
children, two brothers ami a sister to
rmmfn flreir loss. In his last hours he
said i'hat if ii{ wa* Hod’s will he was
w illthg to go. For many years he had
been a consistent n£6ml>er of the Hlack-
ville Met bod 1st,'church. He was laid to
r«*t iii the faiudv burial ground!; Hev.
.fno. G. Beckwith coiKhicliug tho fun-
eral services.
Asleep in .rnsu*, blessed sleep.
From \y bicb hone ever wafce to weep.
S. ,f. Hutto
Mrs.’K., If. Grayson departed this
life on th*'-;; | jnst. nt her hotqe in (D'eat
(’vpi'cs* Townsbiji, ag»‘d alMutt fif>
Real's, delving her husband, two clill-
dten and many friend* m cherish her
memory. .Shu had been' lor many
years'a edhsDtent member of Allen’s
<'haiiel .clinrch, and the large atten
dance at her burial in the church yard
shoWcd'how ivefl beloved she was in
the ooiihiiunity w here her life had beeji
a blessiiig to all that knew rhe perfect
excellence of her heautifti'l eharacier.
Kcv. T. I*. Lide herji'antor, conducted
the last exercises.
Mr. John (’laytou Kennedy, a native
of thl* ••ounty, but for litty year* a res
ident ol Augusta, Ga., died.tn that city
on the fttli Inst., aged 7!* y oirrs, leitvfng
a wife and two children and many
friends to cherish bis ineniory. IIi*
was a brother of (’apt. \V. H. Kennedy
and of Mrs. A. M .■ liountree of Willi--
toii and Mrs. H, H. Kasttuling of
Barnwell, Phe Augusta papers' spoke
In the highest terms of bis exeellen ,i e
as a citizen and bis goodiiea* a* a man.
Mr. <k-J. Parker died at hi* home in
Rosemary Township on .Sunday and
was burled on Monday in thy Bates
gray.' yard. He was in his 7'<tli vcai.
For ttiauy years be had been a consis
tent tueiiiber of Roseiimry church.
II i» long life was without spot or bleui-
>»h ami lie did mneh to h«dp imt
lug to hatip the generations through
which he lived. He had a wonderlul
memory and was a most interesting
and entertaining eoViversatiorialist
The cninuiuuit.v *111 w hieh lo- lived *o
foug and well has lo.-t one of It* beat
citizen*.
Mr. S. L. IVaem-k died at his resi
dence In Barnwyll on Tuesday morn
ing, ag<*,| iitMiut UJ years, alter a long
illness borne with rare psttei'i'** and
sii'uiiis-iuu^. i'ctU'i.t lUruugii sufleriog
he was ready for and resigned to the
great change kud'catnilv gave the ' ffiit
dii'eetions tor hi* hurial. lie was laid
to rest id the Braxton grave yard. Rev.
I*. I*. Lide eonduetfug the rniieral sei-
vh.'</. To his bereaved brother* and
-douldy orphae.ed children tin 1 syni-
paHries of ibe entire community* ale
exlendi'il. They sorrow hut he ha*
found the peace ami health that shall
ne\ it i ml.
The
Bapth
I
UNION MtKl’ING.S.
the Rarnwell
.eonvent* on
The conceited little tin* crowned
heads of Kuro|W> and Africa, who imve
been ready to go *m war with each oth
er over the pxpe. *‘d tUstnUulb^rmvut of f ' «;• « caim> lign mcHing.
' (o how l Ib u dow n. I hcv did tin ir
BF.V \ND111 NUII.
fn the Senatorial eampaigu Bunch
Mclh'i* was a support) r )»f tien. M. ('.
Butler and “agin** Ben Tillman.
Bunch was thru employed hy the
Sombern Kallw’av. ts tbu contest l»e-
cauie closer B»Hii-h grew more interesi-
eil.. (hi nnc occasion be got up a free
Butler train ami carried m loud lungeil
♦ hins and the copsequeui division of
s|>oUtt, are suddenly annliegied to thi*
fact that the heat lien < hlnee is a much
more serious pnqMisitiorv tliwn they
thought. He numbirs one fourth of
the population of die world and eftu
support a family on an acn^farm. Al
though an huuible, sifent money gruii-
nln—li lirtwati
*<>■*—<*niu 11 —I n ail 1 ir
home. He ha* thrswn away ancient
method* of warfare imil is abiinifTiitlv
supplied with tho most improved mod
ern implements of destruction. He
lights like he works, and can make it
very interesting for combined Europe
with the United States xiitl Japjin
thrown In.
M'e don’t mean to be otlibious but it
occurs to os that the daily pu^ers
could do hotter service by. cliangirrg
their manner of reporting the Sftite
campaign. More than half rhe voters
will have to depend upon the papers
for information as to the platform* and
promise* of the goodly company of
candidates. If instead of attempting
to give every candidate a place in Hue
picture of every meeting only^ n Tew
were reported each day fuller justice
could be done to>the aspirants and the f
people«*v<>uld have a better understand- !
ing of the mateml from w hich their
servant* apert i be chosen.
As about the same speeches are made
- frtll report* of tM'candidates for Gov-
etnor would make interesting reading
for ooe sre two Issues, an^l so on ot
thbso seeking smaller honors. It
\y<juitl titl* ■tsWMetor two to complete
the exhibition, 7tvat would be a
bettor way in our country* opinion than
the^too brief mention of the series of
meetings up to date,
l»-st. but Hen got there, and alter hi*
election demanded that tin' Southern
Bailway Is in pee Bunch. Tlcy I'alhsl
Bunch to their Washington headquar
ter*, and gave him hi* wnlklof£pa|ier*.
Hunch walked out. took hj* stand on
the edge of the snicwalk and did yprfc
hruwu’thinking. An old Iriend came
aioiig ami hailed him with till* qne*.
tinMT-ltifrteli la inrne thatvt.il fjp. :i-i^
limn Meeting* of
t Association will,
Aatunlav, J«ily 'J^lh. IlHst.'
I. Tlie First division will meet with
the Jovim-Branch church. Revs, Ar-
tlmr B list aud John Owens will he
i. The SdTnml IMvi»hin will ine«*t
with the Calvary rliurch. Revs T. II,
Eilwafils and W. D. McMillan will'be
picscnt.
J. ’I he Third ilivUioii will meet with
fro I thw (’hurcli ai Friendship. Rev. C.
E. Buna wnkaiteml. , ,
I. The Fiturili ilivjsiiiii • w ill meet
with the Sciglmg Church. Rev*. <•
S. Askew am( W.G. Britton will at
ti till
o. The Fifth division will meet w ith
the ^church. Rev. Dr. W. Rice to
attend.
The .following tonics are suggested
for discii **inn:
I. tSlal* Muniuux.
'J. I'^otrarteil Meetings,
Tie* cliuri'hi's are requested to Inrve
iliin.er mi the grouiiils.
The meetings will b*-gin at lOn’clock
Saturday moriiiug. T I*. Lide,
E. Burts,
. - * Committee.
‘i” iLUbv.l^LUUk
ttrr*T»iTT (Tmvrv fry T ar -Tfon in t
I. IS) **l S—*,
he But
s err
ler—Tillman i*iinpaign J*’’
Cul. M- Bee refilled: •'I’ll tell yon a
stnrr.. There w ir* a little lellnw dow n
rnv way who married a strapning big
wourtn *by the irame itf Miss* Mary
Hopkins. He occasionally got on a
spree and w hen he came home under
such clreuinslances his'wife gave him
a soiiml druhhiug. Ome when he
reached tin* front gate, be coitbl not get
Ilia courage up til go in, a'ld was si-t-
tllig on the fence iliinking of w hat vyaOi
watting for him, when an old acqjuffhit-
ance came by aud said. •'la*ok lierX
didn’t you marry Mary llopklns’i*”
He ii'pltcd: •'A'cs. bjnt'darned if I’H
ever (111 if se'aiii ’’ >Tli;»t. s-n.rjr
your (iUestioii. aCiid Bunch,
THE SOU
TIIERN
LEAt.U
INDUSTRIAL
E.
Em rnu Ukih’I.r :
Believing the
the* ‘•.Wonrhvrn
*enpe and purpose
Uit).iunxil.l.i'spa
of
j
THE CHINESE 1T/.ZLE.
’ The great power* have agrenl that
.7apan shall take the lead in suppress
ing tho Insurrection of the Chinese
Boxers, and in biinging the Celestials
to their senses The plueky Japs,call
ed tlie Yankees of the East, ate quite
w illing to take the "lead, as they ,w llj
rmvAVlIKAT <’UOl\ (
. TnK I’nori.K has heen asked bv sev
eral g^od inenftMrv and find out bow
iniieli wheat-hHs been maje in Barn
well coirnty tb’i* year, ami we put ofn
eolmpns at rhe service" of tin* owner*
anil operators qC threshing machines
between tins Savannah aiid'Edisto Riv
ers., If .they will kindly drop hit b-tters
or postal caiils Wi will,he gUd to |Mih-
lisl; the results. And in furiiinliing ns
such valnAide inforhmtton (hey will do
mueh to encourage the growing of this
most Valuable grain, in past year*
thousands of doilur* of hart! earned
cotton ninnev have been sent West for
adulterated llmu*. All that could An*
kept at lionie, and H»i* year's expr-
rience lias proved that wheat can he
grown successfully and protitably in
Barnwell. Our farmers have nnde
jvoutltr.Ui! progress and the Uoor to.
bettfer tinie* I* just fairly open. As
mir good Irieml Mr. L. I*. Blnme. a al welfare of the .'*mit)i. Tlmv are
most simecssful fanner. sa.v<, the road q ne*vlons upon which the business
power*, be well paid
Order* have been Issued
aoll ami haab.
, for (>,(MOadditional American troops to
goto the scene of lioatilitie*.
The foreign powers having ministers
In Peking and Hiia«tomrt«M ^acattered
tlirougti China- were warned months
ago that trouble wa* brewing, |iakHtev
thoeght it w*t-th« ekl- ery of “wolf’*
•nd that there was no aeTleua danger
United xate* Minister OAnger
JVking telegraph 'd tlie eilviatlon to
tseereiarr of State Hay on May list,
but the A i'gk>-cismac aatbwr of '’Lit*-
tie Breech**’ end the rest of tlie *d-
winWtititlea at Waahlwgten d>d ut
best* Um»* to epare (rout A ascii can pol
itics ta look after the safety of their
mciromTr ovcxgor ha* appofnr. d me
a delegate Irom tin* SccomiI f’ongres-
sioual District to the convipition which
meet* in Atlanta Jirly Is.go, wnuld be
ol iiiucli interest 1 submit tho' follow
ing synopsis: ■■
Tbi* in ganizatiotrAvas perfoeted nf a
meeting bebi Hj^Atlant,a, Ga.. Julvi'a-
J7, l s '»h. wliicli wa* largely allouibil.
many ptoTiiinem. speakers being pres,
cut >«n nirtiiy iin|>ortnfit benefits ae-
ypbHplislied. The l.caguo was organi
zed to prouiote (lie industrial and com
mercial inierests of tlie houfh.
The ci\i)v,ciitlon this year i* esillod to
issue “A Rubric Address,’?, setting
fiM*lb the views of Southern business
imhi on national policies
Sinhliern intejests.
Tur: imi'oktanr qt kstuins are viz:
*1. Mould the South be Irenclitteil
comniercially by territorial ex|)ausion >
"2. Would tbi SontJi be henelirtid bv
\iiieriean shipping, and if so do .South
ern’ business men advocate Govern
ment subsidies as a developmenttlicre-
uf?
J. M’onlil the South be benetltted
commereiallv bv lower import duties?
Would the development of niannf.'ie-
till ing in tlie Smith be impaired or aid
ed by a change in the present schedule?
If so, what di> Southern tnisim-s* men
recommend as a liasisof readjustiiient?,
I. Would. the South be bdnelitted
uonimercbiliy by a change in the pres
efitinoi clary system ? The qneUion
of free Uoinago of.silver to he a promi
nent one in life coming ^cjfmpaign;
liehce the question is aylfal one.
.*). Would ti e Smtfli be N-nclitr>d
eonimercially by si' repeal of the bank-
ruplcy
AUlJlefte,art*, questions which relate
djitmUly to the liftlustriHl nbd commtr-
to wealth 1ie« through,.rhe whcitt and
oat arid rye tields. The laigfest yield ot ,
which We have jet h^afd was -made bv *
Mr. J. J. Ray of Moults, lid bushel*
and i*> lbs from live acres. Ma-. Jl. F:
Reeples of M halev gathered over* .Vi
bushels from two bushels sown,
be supported by tbe forge* of the other P ,u " u ’ ^ of Blackvila
.n,t he well tvsbl in (ihineae 7 nsl 'H> 1 »’* U * !l "»
Isin bushels atid Jhr H>s of wip*xt, 153-
bushels of oats aud b>ifhels rve, a
total of over li.UJu bu*b* i« ol small
grain. Now, fet other ilire-hers n-
port. Me will give the good news
place.
The Boer* »re haring better werei*
as bushwhacker* ,ltan it*ev did a« bat-:
tie ligli>rs. From Jhh« .*> Ut Jolr 5
British <*Msualiie*Tn. South Africa
amounted tq^.ouu urea, Including f,.*MO
killed.
Tb* «nt* 1* oeer In the Philipnim'*
yet last weak U AaK-'rieau* were
aaJ 14 wwooded* while HW Etlipinc*
, ,bu the dutu
in. n ot the >outfi have tin* right to
vofc£ Southern opinion^
f wilTlie glad to liavb the views of
business men (of any p.rof;*-»iim. j>r
( upnn tlie ijiipatmiis m iteijl who*
may be plcasyd t.. give them.
Ge<C M . ii I’liorpe,
D« legate a*d < oiig. Disti iid. ,-e-
July JURiiX). Aiken' trC ^
Tuk Rkih i k vrouid have more faitli
.in the l^*:.gin'if AGauta were pot its
licadquartt^K^, ^
'
IRE ( MIFF JUM K K.
-'fi there Sant her Ju.Vfisl (»Tlcsr *9 SotlHi
l arOhoa elHia re*i»rrlr»||uillui^ rtuu or Bis
Mniutr, tire Solon ♦•( #ieel Circa Kor I went v
i.T- vcHr- -Indcr Dunbar Immi itticd (hr isWf
tiutfs)g TrUI Just tat and Mairistmie. In ail j
tiiat «ar*vr ct niury only a eoupiv of appeal*
have Usrti taken from iV rubni- audhi. n.no* I
©/ kio <4>art These werr «To ftw sp "
;>r> u»s ♦ MOrt atet to the l i.rtol Saks
an.1 Uah Rear hloher trfUuvaU sualainru
Jadar iMia'ar llw jvrotd eumetana is
to awynw uoaia lafaitoWbu. <
CAUSE OF THE UNFLF.ASANT-
o .'NESS.
Mrx. Tucker—Tominv. vyhat on earth
makeri you so late? •
. ...
terrene?, and she kept me af ter school.
Mrs. Tucker—'You had words with
lb** teacher?
Tommy—Yes’in. 1 couldn’t spell
’em. * , ,
SOM ETHI NG W RON( i. ..
Mr, Benny Beneilict had been read
ing tits paper in quietude for almost tive^
iiiiuutey Presently'he looked up at
his wife with an agonized expression of
fear and dread. /
“What’s the matter with the baby?”
he cried
Mrs Benedict jumped np like a buck
ing mule, “(.ood gracious, nothing I
liopv!” • '
••There must be. I feel inwardly
■hat there I* something grievously
wrong with the pet”
‘ Wliy, Bunnv—oh. why?” .
‘‘He isn’t Irowling!-”
. ' i
A Monster Devil Fish __
Destroying it* victim, is a tyjie of
(lonstiputlon. The power ol thi-mur-
derous malady is felt on organs and
nerves and muscles hikI brain. There’s
no lii*:»lt,h till it’s overcome. But Dr.
King’s New JJfe Pill* are a safe and
certain core.- Best in the world for
Stomach, Liver, Kidney’s and Bowels.
OHy Jo cents atC. X Burckhalter’s,
barn well-; D. K. Brigg* (Jo’s.,
BlackviHe; Dix J. M. Stnith's, M ll.lis-
tou. Drug .Stores.
A preacher mer! a
church the Other-day
how he felt.
Joh&j’eplied: “Very well
niember of"
and' asked him
H-U PER VISOR’S NOTICE.
sir, if it
Wjbl' >
,l,n In order to keep the Magistrates
throughout the County posted as to the
,i « : , .. . .. , t wherealHMits of the County Chain Gang, 1
waan t for the rheumatism in my right, , VH1 h( , rPilfleV |lllh |ish a noticain each !
“Ah. John, 7,o thankful; von are get- ^ ,r., I
*»d"old“age“'4 0| .^„ |W ww>k t ,, e ,, arC of]
next week.when tliry will move to
Dr. A. B. PATTERSOS,
PHYSICIAN and StRfiEf
Barnwell,
- - S
dposn't conieabqjc.
“Old hge,sir!’;’ said Jrhn. “old ige
ha» qothji’gf to-do. with it. Here's ,nv'
other leg just as old. and TtC quite
sound ami suppleyet.”
■V —* ;-A-
A Frightful Blunder/
■ "Will often cause a horrible Burn,
Scald, Out or Bruiso. Bucklen’s Ar
nica Salve] tbe best in the world, will
kill tbe pain and promptly heal it.
('urea Old Sores, Fewer Sores, l leers,
Boll*, Felons, Corns, ^nll hkin Eiup-
timis. Best Rile eii,o on eartii. Only
~ic. a box. (Jure gmn'iiiiteed.. Sold by
J. M. Smith,' wllliston; D. K.
Hriggs & Co,, RdacUvllle, Druggists.
Farmer Browp of Laurens won the
wheat prize, inving grown over :J7
bushel* on an arte. He gave, the pro-
c«ed» of the crop to Rev. (j. C. Blown
lor the bandit of aged and inlirm Baj>-
tist ministers.
' COM E INTO COURT.
An Orangeburg lawyer lias a son
about in year* of age, and a daughter
about twice that age. The hoy* has
been around the courthouse a good
ileal with his father, and the young
woman Has a steady beau. The. other
tvg-. tbe - v-ooofs -rmm - pa«^e^^^ ttie**
lionsj* ami tbe young woman desired to*
speak to liitn.. *
“Bobby,” she said to Jw*r little hro-
tber, “w'ofiT you please call Mr.'
Brown*" ”
Bolibv knew the state nT”affsir*. and
be hut rii d to the front door and called
out in Ute Ostial. monotone* ot a court
haililf: *
•‘John Henry Brown! John Henry
Brown! John llenry Brow'n! Come in-
tIM’OII rt !”
Mr. Blown came in and Uubbv with
drew to a * tie place.
Cold Slerl’or Drath:
“There N birt •me small chance to'
save your life and that* is thmu, h an
iqieratiini,” vvas the awful pro-piou set
liefore Mra I. B. Hunt, of Lime Bulge.
M’is., by her doctor alter vainly trying
to «Mrre lo r ql n frightful case nf s'lnm-
arli troUtde and yellow j.ioiHlicy. II"
ilidn't edit lit on tic iimi v • 'on* |M4Wel
of Llectrli* Biller* to cure Stoinacli aud
IJver troubles, toil -he heard of it , ii*(»U
seven bottle*, wa* whofly gored, aviud.
ed aurgtMUi's knife.-now weigh* more
anil feels better than ever. It’* po*i-
lively guaranteed to cure Stomai'h.
Liver nml Kidoev inuiblcs and never
disap|H>iiit« Price ^^tl•, at (J, N
Bun-klialter's. B irnwell,
A (Jo’s.. IHackville; Dr. ,1
Millulon; Drugstores.
of Terror.
“Awful anxiety was Mt for the-wid
ow of tbe hrayo General Burnham of
Maehias, Me., when the doctors said
she could hot liv e tilX-niorning” writes
Mrs. S.H. Lincoln, vv luv attended--lo-t*
that fearful night.' “All thought she
must sooii die "from Pneumonia, but she
begged for Dr. K ing’s New Dist'oyer.vx
saying it had more than once saved her
IIIc. and had eureii her of (Jonsomp-
tion. After three small doses *he slept
easily all, night, ami Us further n-c
•HHopietetW cured her *TTtT« marve
lous medicine is guaranteed to cure all
Throat, ( best and. Lung Diseases.
Only .Vjc.andAl-UO. Trial -bottles free
tk—>i*r BurekbrtItrr’s'Bn rn-wt'lrf T> .
K. Briggs A ('o’*.. IHackville; Dr. J.
M. Smitli’s, M'illUtori, Drugstores.
PREMIUMS.
On all Good* amooiiting to one dol
lar or over I will give a n^efill present
as my G)*od* anil prices have been ad
vertised for tbe la*t six week*. ** 1 make
tbi-. ofler a* an extra inducem* nr to rc-
11111*0 my stock. I have some gieid* I
am closing out at cost.
• A. P. Manrille. ,
July A'.h, BMiti,
near Mr. J. W. Furse’s placfe itf Bennett
Springs Towiishif).
o. M\ Barker,
" (’Ourity Supv’Kr.
11. C. Roberts. Jr.. Clerk.
V
SPECIAL OC( ASIONS.
Side trips from Charleston, S. C. ilil-
ring annual meeting National Educa-
4ional A*sm.*iation, July 14, Rj(JO.
Southera K-iilway will sell side trip
tickets from Chariest4in, S C. at rate of
one ttrst class fare for t.be round tflp
to St. Augustine. Fla.. Pensacola. Fla.,
Mobile. Ala.. New Orleans, La., Merid
ian, Mis* , Hinifiiigllani, Ala., Chatta
nooga, Teiin'., Bristol. Teun , White
Sujpliur Springs, Va , VV-ashingum, 1).
('., Norfolk, Ya., . and intermediate
points. a • . '*
Ticket* will be sold July 14th, 1000,
with tinal limit July g'.Hli, 11KM), to bold
•ers of return portions of round trip
tickets sohi to Charleston, s. C„ ac-
(Miiint. Annual Meeting Natioiiul E.lu
catiotial ‘Association. Such return por
tions of round trip tickets to be depos
ited with Agent* f/om whom side trip
tickets are purchased. Agents will is
sue receipts for tickets *o'deposited iim.)
upiii) p:*eseniaiion ol said receipt* will
return t<> original purchaser* the re*
turn portion* of round trip tickets de-
poaliad. * . ■ '
For detailed Information apply to
the
any agenr nf
ojr Its counection*.
Southern Kail wav
SUMMER S( IKJOL.
The session of rhe annual
uuwntar
CLEMSON COLLEGE!
.UrkBltttTa!, Mfctmicaf, Textile.
a; ftu* Tv!4 hoiin* (if J no. C. t 'athoo'n.
pend tor illii.rriiii'd (’alahtgue.
i*rcsidcnt llart/ou,
( tcuisou i oliego, P. C.
well <'i>iiofv wiil hi* belli at Barnwell.
eoniHicncing August oth and ending
Seiitembcr lOth. The law requiie-
students ro bring text leioks ou Grauv-
mar.lIi-toi v, Geograidiv.‘ Algebra and
A i ithnietic and Ptatfonei v,
Tlie taciilty w ill*4*qiis|st of prof. M’,
ll.Jbiien, Barnwell, and Prof. S. M’.
Reaves.
information as to Iniaril mav t>c hb
tainei^lrom Prof. IV. II. Jones, Barn
vve|l,*or the t'nnntv Ptipentiiendeni of
K<VocatHi*ti ai BlackvllTi-.^
IMT" Yrai'hepi rttcudlug tin* Suiniuer
Pchool can have tln-ir ecrttlicaies ex
tended without format examination.
I he tru-tee* ol the |> itdie schools arc
^ *SS.‘
re-|>e ' I ill Ir reqi7c»ti'd to close llu-ir
si'hoolo ilnriug tin* session of tbt Puui-
incr Pchool. A Buist.
Co. Supt. Education.
VNVtlAL CONVENTION B Y. P. (7z
‘ OF AMERICA. CINCINNATI, 0.,
" JULY 12-13, IWK).
On nceount of tlie above dccaalon,- (
Southern Railway will sell roqnd trip
ticket* from all Station* on-lt* Line* to
Clncinatti. Ohio, aiid rit'ilTti r * te "I
first cla** fare >for the round trip.
Tickets will be sold J’uiy JOth. lltliand
12thi with linal return limit July IStli,-
For detailed infarmatidri relative to
schedules, sleejdng car reservation*,
etc., . ill on of write atlr agent ol the’
Southern Railway or Its connectlona. -
S. H Hardwick.
Asst. OeT. Pans. Agent, Atlanta. Ga.
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
In pursuance of the oower contained
in the M illof J. f.J V^illiams. deceased,*
j will sell at Allendale on the 16th dav
of JiiryTiext, at il o’clock a. tn. the'
following described teal estate :
All that lot of land in the town of
Allendale, containing three acres,
bounded North bv Flat Street, East r>v
lot* of M m Harden ai>d Mr*. ShIIid
Richardson; South by Estate of J. B;
Williams, and West by lot of W. R.
M iltiams, Trustee.
Terms of Sale—Cash, Purchaser to'
pav for papers and revenuh stain pa.
J. W, '1 horna«,
Executor Estate J. L. Williams.
June BM'JOO.
1 SOI-1900.
southern
RAILWAY.
y* to. 1f(M.
-Da
r
D K. Biiggs
M . VMlitll ».
y. e. at ii.
New York ciit'on truder. arc already
iM'ginuitig preparatbwia for loture »|x-c-
nlatinu*. I he hull* predict a long Au
gust drought and cou.rqucnt Injury to
the co'ton crop.
AI'Gt ST Fl.ilVT Lk.
“It j^ a kiirpi Ding* faet,” sav* Pro!
Honto'i, “that iu mv (ravel* in all part*
of die world, (or (lie icii tear*, I
have iin t junto people lulvitig list'd
Green's An<y»«>i Flower Hi in any othi r
reiucily. for ilv«|M*p«la..«i*'rHUCed liver
and stoinacli..and for 4 roll si I pa l ion. I
find for toiiri»t« ami ovteirtiieii, or fo* -
person* tiding otrice positions, where
headaches and g'-neral ba>l fi'idiiigs
from irregular hatnis exist, t hat G reim's
August Flower i« a grand remeifv. It
ilia** not injhre the system bv frequent
use. and i* I'Xeellent lor sour •tuuiacli*
mid indigestion.”. •Mtinolc bottle* Ir**e
at ('leech** fTiHroi-acy-
Sold hy dealt'i* ill all civilized conn-
trie*.
• iFFICE"*; BxiutM r LI. am> M n.i.istox
(’oaunemdng (he tD*l week In Octo
ber I wid.l.i' at mv Barnwell oftn e ->t
j the II illord House on the (list Momliv
J and Tin »d;iv ol (lie tir*t and fourli
' week* in each mouth, and lopger by
I siN'd il eugagi nieni.
\ t M'ifii.i..n oilme on every Friday
and Paturdar,.
I am *)*•• prep^n>d to do D"nt.'il work
at-voiir home* anv wiicre iu Barnwell
1 */ * . -
i (Tonntv.
II. F, HI 1ST,
tr
111
• ATTORNEY-AT LAM,
ACKVILLE. * -
Aitsul for Itsmnsll I mOiti for llir Vm.rlrss
HonJ Slot tr*Nt I om|isii) of Itattiin.irr, ,
ll>
I
t< prepared tofurnisli
u tor- r Administ rati
Tru.sfiw'* and all public
bond* for F.xec-
us, •, oardiHiis,
»tficcr»*.
iiei
I'.m
Have induced me to purchase a • Large Stock oi
Goods for next Fall and to make room lor them 1 am
going to offer for the next sixty days-
Si >ri 11l? i n i< 1 SrrmTiiPi • ( 1 1< >111-
()xt<>i*(l
tt‘ii ^
imr, i jiH!i(’S im<l
Sliors, l^ i wj i s*
l it'S' 1 \' i ? c<ilt *St
1 >roidt‘riosi anti nil Sum
]iit‘i* l^al>rics at 1 lig*
I’etlutft ion in ^xricos*
C ^t v i i (s
I '\( M lt‘S
1 > i *ri it>
i -* ** *-
iMn ^
. - ■
THESE GOODS ARE ALL FRESH! AND NEW
.SON A RLE FOR THE N E’JxT FOUR MONTHS,
AND MILL BE
BU I’ TO M AKK
SEA-
ROOM
THRTy MUST GO. COME* SOON AND GET MHAT YOU M A NT.
I1AV.B A COM RLE I'E LINE OF ROCK HILL AND HACKNEY BROS.
1VUGGILS A>?D PIEDMONT ONI! AND TM'O HORSE M AGON'S ON
HAND. GET MY T'RtCES BEFORE YOU PI RUTLASE.
FARRELL’S OI.D*STAND.
O’GORMANv
Blackville, S. C.
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Columbia, S. C.
A. B., B. S.. A^aM., LL.B.. L. 1.
Cioirscs >pring r ourres free for
'teachers. Fourteen Pro|e**or»; SJl,-
uxi Volumes in Library; excellent la-
bnraiorie*, cla**-rooins, gy innasititn,
itiriruiiry. atliktiowground* Tuition
$10, other fee* $18. a session: t va ,n
retiiiUed to needy students. Ex^t v
$ I >3 to f 17o a session. t'ertiriedS «
(roiii forty-tlve Acciwliletl ScImhowcii-
fer it* Fre-lmiaii ('la»* without exami-
un'ioo.
Entranoe aud Normal Scholarship
Examination* held at every cnnntv*
•••iit, $’ridav, Julv 20, I'.WU, bv Count?
Sii|*'riiiien«lents.
Next »es*ion "opens Sept. ‘i<>, PAID,'
For r.'tlalngoe. addre**,
F. U. MOODIYARB, Presldeat.
e. r. Meyer,
Blackville, S. C-,
DFALFK IN
Rump*. Iron Rtplngnfal! kind*. Kit.'
fug. o| all * /c» and tbe bc»l makwauJ
quality*. .
CONTRACTOR FoR
M ell*. Dug or Driven, of'any depth'
Hint diameter «le*ire«L
T» ent t-ti ve veaia of pracjlral eX|W-
ro-.'iee have in sib* me M:t»i«roi aiv bo*.
• ness, und qu ilitlcd me to guaiaotee
•atisfaciiuii in all favunug me with
tUeir paHooage.
( ill on or wVpe inw. ami prompt at.
ti-ntioii w ill tie given to ail i oiiiiuiinii'a.’
linns.
E R, MEYER
Blackv Hie, S. C.
Dr. J.H.E. MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist,
iil.ACKVILLK, - - 8.a.
W i'l tw* at bl* Off. r In Raruitrll eTrn . 8 *l«s
lay aud Tinsdsy *n<l M'rrinesdav following
M ill be at his Uonir O01i e In MUi kville e*.
rrv Kriil.iv un.l Miturilay, and will make sp-
(.•intnii'i.ts to mist patient* at any of oai
county tow n* or call at their rvaltlencea.
I irei * full graduate of P]w!aiie:plila DKnta
« 'o|'i”-e; have had sevcntee.i vvars active prat
in ol experience, and can j lease you ; n quarit*
r* H V
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Atlanta and Beyond.
Lv. i'hat!i smn..
Ar. At .muiftt
“ Atlanta.
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Ar. ('hiittannnfr'i .
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11 ulu JO All),
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Ar. t irmi’r.'hruTl
** Memphis, u m Hlrmini
Ar. I.exi.n-ton.
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15 4ha 4 lop
jll 35;i lOlMp
;hnin)...! S0.*»| | i l.'w
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To Asheville-Cincinnati-LoMisville.
F.ARTKItN TfMR.
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BuieaMirir
l.’harleslon .
Lv. f%>iuiubin '.Unlofs Depfit:
A r. iSpHTI anburg • .
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Limistrile veil JeJJtroi..
IDaily'lhiily
• “.Vip saK
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To Washington and tho East.
L
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1 4 40;. 12 07a
** ('..inmiim il nw.n rS'phtl. r 5.V,p, S IS-j
At. ChHVlottar; ^ < r!i)ui,! Vgr.
. drela
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Oueen of Southern Summer Resorts.
Being Situated on the toot Hills or tlie Blue Ridge Mountains
. ., Ar.
I^ACrT HjetuoOud ' - Y- <'
' f ArAVashrfurU''v.
i *' Bot't-jm tyr )>a. H. U
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Atift’ita. hy Ai.;vii>tfc,.iip*liUdre'frtipetj(.iaeXV
. i Atlanta ail |K.inj sN.^ih a«.t.
T', * s. - ■ St. ■' - - V'V ... ^
The *ir is fresh and bracing. Tho water, a* thou-ati.]- w ill ch<'i rTullv.tca-
tilv. I.X* to. equal for tbe HtomacA, Liver. Kidneys, Ib.wel* and Blood.
—Hold Open Jcnc Tto (Xtdw 1. Cuisine and Senue tottent.—j
F\ W. WagenerKi Splendid Live nr ar Glenn* for the Season.
l»ulhtn Band for the Stmaon—Three (Vniirert* |>aily. ^ ' ^
Gcrmaas every Thursday and Satunlay night*. ac
vibe
lid Traius he.weoa Cbor^stca and Ashe
‘ Pnibiian TPhHor ■r's-s*vrnre-T»(vnvinp — K/Mm-
s!Oe;.ui|f a-ars bet worn'.Chariest, m and A«'.e-
yilte.,
, rmOcf jr.ns at w-Sm
Trms
kitfin-
•tTrrr
also tor Ju
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MONEY! MONEY0i
All person* indebted pi tl|y HarnC-f
O l Miir«'ii coutMct* nf jnpf and Ibhi,*
bv ortt* iicco.'viV tiill* of «a1e. or other
wise, me hereby notirie.i ib,t the IxMiga
not4 s. *iHI« 'of -life ifc '. have been placa*
in our bauds pi e|o*e up alid collHgi
_M'e will’not take l<*ga( step* until ilo|l'
or. |iave a ebiin«*e to settle witli.iut'l
Thi* notice i* to give you such npdb
mnitv. M heri the crop begins'to id#
we will look fof you.
Izlar Bros.,
Attorney* ift Law,
Blackville, S.t
Jnlvfit. f ,
ATLANTIC COAST LIE-
Ulanlic Coast Lint Railroad Co. i C
Con rixKsr.n SciIkoi'i.k.
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3 I7i Lv' Crestun Ar
!> 17) Ar Rregnall* L
, Orangeburg
. ' J>entnark
'Barrlwei)
Tf^ Rolibin<
Augusta.
A nee
'J'rain No. leaVea Fbtehce 2 *JH
m.. aitdJJ-aiu ar»W**t'#4<Kr- -
7 :27i p. in.
Trains .'{2 arid .'5^ caffV hFoiigh I’till"'
man Ralace BufTet Sleern); Cars bc-
iwn n xru York arid Mtcfth Via AW
;rusfa , ^
T. M. Liner-:, n, J. M. IJnjwdl}
T-allic Manager. Jerl. I'iis* Agt
J. IL Ivenlv (ien.Manager.
t
JiorfTJbroa* vonr nnne? awa v
peddbr- going through flm ciUintry,
elaiwHug to know U all worfcifijf'bri
'•■ ir guui qii.tnp aHd ^ewilHf W>a
For 3o*r<! apply
s ''
f. r '**: -i.iCitt'.r. and ihe E ist
v:i.< ana ail Kenais ISjuits.
flank s. gannon.
Itjra V," .e ir»n. Mpr., Tr> «
V a-UrtaK*'*). D. C V. a»!
uBOht.a M Abf.EV. ;
Dry. r»s« —
/ Oil
V7 A. TTBK. iLK. HARJtWirK.
tM'U. Pa*s Ac) ► e Asa! <»,. e*— Ajj*,
* / " AGaa'Al*#
ILiins tf.day tniT riirflTVyfriw somewhere
e'se. Tiler know it Will .last lldtll the?
geroutofth*' w.it, Brihg youf work
hi m, where tt will fifs* r.'oaTfod rrghr
wWT a giVajtJinfeff for oi.e year, And
bnigi-r remeudier light wnrtf rdrt bo
I • gh ibe ib <11 service,
j. .tingbut w-rrlfK For fuftHar p»r*'.
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