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The Barnwell Peoole.
JH3. «. HOLMES, Editor I Prop'r,
lARttEST COUJTTr CIRCULATION.
THURSDAY, JULY 19. IfXa
Pickens h»* Hie IsrRest per centa/fe
of pntrints in the State. AlthoiiKli one
of the smallest counties it liaa the Ihik*
•tt list, 61 already announced and
others waiting fpr calls.
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The National EdtfCatioual Assocln-
J|ion held in Charleston la*t week made
tip in quality what it lacked in quanti
ty. Hot railway rides kept many
away, but all who attended were de
lighted with city by the sea hospitality.
English people are not taking much
Interest in American elections ^liis
rear. They have troubles enough of
their own In sight in Africa, while
other dangers aie ripening hr Asia,
that will put In peril thv very existence
of Hie “empire on which the sun nooer
•eta.” ■ ' • ■ "
Southern farmers are not Iqtyirfg all
(tie had luck in the way of poor crops.
Tire failure of wheat fn parts of the
North-west lias made limes hard in
several Slates. And the New England
itm! the Middle Slate* made IhJa year
only a half yield of hay, ordinarily a
pi oil table crop.
A week ago bet* weie made in New
York at the rate of i to I that Mi'KIn-
ley will be elected President. Now
even money I* the l»e»t that H« publi
can* will offer, if stwli straws ahow
how tire political winds blow they are
giilag in Uryar.’s direction with in
creasing rapidity.
- «n<i ."rasssvsv*
win
and cmolioual winga of tli
They will vote for the host tn
understand tire goodness of
diite« &ud their own duty tr/the State.
So far tlie country press has been very
conservative in speaking of the chances.
The Sumter i reeinan Is the tirst that
we have seeh to make a prediction. It
believes thtit Col. A. Howard Patter
son will ho the next fiovernor, al-
tliougli eft’pecttng Col. .lames A. Hoyt
to got the largest vote in the Ural pft-
prluiary.
The suggestions contained in an
anonymous latter received <m Saturday
rcipiire ami are rcrdrfng Uiormigh
consideration. They concern malters
In which the wise old motto,.“Be sure
your’e right, then go ahead,” should
giUde. And then there arc wrong way*
to do right things, as wa have found in
the years behind o*.
TIM.MAN ON THE PLATFORM.
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fCopyrlglit New York Journal.
PuhiUticd tiy permission fn, l 'l hk Pmi-
I'I.k;
(uiresjiondcnt (.’rcelman thus de
scribes tlie reading of ll»(• new I >ec In ra
tion of Iride|aMid*Mice at Kansas City,
while H.iaty (lags hbMiined in tlie air
and IK.IUJ UiroaU ahouted applause to
lleav en: , ‘
Mr. Tillman- strode to the front _pf
the-tage, hlack coaled, lilack cravated
and girdled at. tlie wai-t with a leatiier
belt. . A* his tall tlgurc nnd powerful,
Iiidian-like face was seen there was a
thiitiderclap of greeting. The supreme'
mome.it of the convention had arrived.
The Feuator’s voice rang liigli and
(dear, and lie gestured and threw lys
head back and tilled his tones with
irony and safidtsin nr exultation—as
each plyrasc demWdcd it. lie crouch
ed and stamped IT* foot and parted hi-
lips and hissed the words between his
teeth ntr times. . •
lle-lookt'd like some great actor play
ing out the•ociij.ral part iii some drama.
He read the tirst plank, wljlcli was ile-
v.ited ton rcallirmalion of the I>c(d.na
tion of IiideiiCndi-nce and J.iic deuun-
Chition ot linpenalisiu, and hi* voice,
thrilled tlie great, host. Again and
again he was iiitcrmptcd .by thtt. tu-.
iinirt in l.to* comcniioiiL.
At every sentence tlie‘^rii« > Ting was
renewed. Cutia, Porto Rico and the
Philippines all touched the heart of (he
convention. It is imp issilde-to de-
scriho Mr. Tillninii’a cxtraOrdinarv
declamation. Probably no ot^icr ora
tor In the I'nllcd States is c.ipible ol
-the same evc-rolltiig, teeth-grinding,
uioh-stin ing oratory,
A beam of simliglit sliown full ii|ion
him as lie rolled out the decree of ilffE
U.emocralic uariy against colonic* nr
subjects under the American Ha?,, and
lie looked like some gaunt proplo*#; hi-
single eve gleaming fiercely under hi-
s|di ndid lirow. And when, dually, li<*
read the sentence that declared imperi
alism to lie tlu- paramount Issue of thi*
campaign, the multitude leaped to its
le.-t.
THE GEN ERA L SESSIONS.
The examination of witnesses In case
oh the Mate vs t>. 1*. Johnson took up
all of Wednesday, llth Inst. Argu-
ments were matle on Thufsday by At
torneys itates, pavls and Slinins for
the defence afid Attorneys F,. T. Iz!»r
niid Aldrich for 4he State. TlieJu y
retired at 0 j». m on ’I hursdav and re,-
mained out until !) o'clock Friday
morning wlllioiil agreeing upon a ver-
dlcti A mistrial was 1 entered. It is
said the jury stood II for acquittal and
1 for conviction.
The following additional casts dia-
posed of Friday and Saturday *
John Williams, alias John Aiken,
guilty of lion e-hreaking and larceny J
acuteuce, I - moiii hs oq chain gtmg or
in the Penitentiary.
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Ed Robinson, ubt guilty, grand
cen y. . i'
Sam Itenjamin, Willie Scott and
George Jackson, not giiilly; gamhliiig
liolicrt Tate Hint Lew is \\ hite, not
guilty; di turhiiig lellgioOs wbrshi().
Jack Green'guitty,..Sam (Jreen the,
younger, m>t guilty ;*ttMsault and but
tery wit.li intent to kill uuii carrying
coiicenled, weapons; sentence,, six
iiiontiis on the cIiuhi 'gang or in Uie
Penitentiary. ’
Jack German, guilty of assault and
hatlCry <•( a liigli and aggravated na-
tuic; sentence, si x monlhs on lire chain
gang or in tlie Penitentbiry.
(ieorge Augustusfconvicted of man-
jrtangtrter, was* sentenced to eleven
tnomiis itvihe Peiiiieiniary. ,— J
The case against <barley Robinson Ky'
alias-Isjtdoie Johweou. charged wilii'
(lie iiiiirdur of Miss f.Wrrie I.^w reiiee,
was pressed for trial by Solieltor
Townsend, hut oil account of siekne-s
of vv itnesnea for tiiv tic fen co continued
to next term. ■ • t
- The petit juries were discharged Sat
urday afternoon and (he (■oiirt id (>en-
eral .*>es-ions and I'nimmui Pleas ad
jouriicd sine die
Judge Gary has quiU^ a numher of
deciees |o prepare this week, and need-
vest. Indore opciiiiig Court at Bamberg
next week.
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GRAM) JURY PUMsENTMFrNT.
Thr s i a ik. ok Sonq r vtioi.i.s v, 4- -r-
( «m;.vty ok Baknwm.i,. (
Court of General Sessions,'Jqjy Tcim
A D. UkM.
DEATHS. . " "
Died on Thursday, ^uly 12th, Mrs.
Clara S. Holmes. ^
Mrs. Holmes w:as a (laughter of'Mr,
Moses Sanders atpl widow of l)r. W. F.
IIoIiuvV. Drcaily life site connected
herself vvit.li the Baptist church and
lived a truly consistent member ‘until’
the end 'She leaves two daughters and
many relatives and friend.^ to mourn
their loss. The funeral services w'yre
coiuliicted on Fi iday by Rev. T. P.
Lido at the Baptist churclG.and iter re
mains were laid to lest In thc old cem
etery amongTlie lofty pines that seem
ed to sigh over the departure of one., so
pure and loveable. P.
Mrs. Elliott. Brabham died at the
home of Mr. 11. J. Brabham, in thi-
city, Tuesday about noon, after an ill
ness of syme vvci’k(k- In fact slie had
been almost an invalid fi'-r years, and
was very feeble. Deceased was the
widow of tlie late James M. Braliliam.
uncle of-Messrs It. JfIt. and* W. M .
Brabhatn. and was about years old.
The burial took place Wednes lay (to
day) at. Bnfortps Bridge church, and
the services were conducted by Jtov, T.
C/Odetl. ' » • •
-Mrs. Brabham and her hoshand “Uh-
(de James,” as he was allet tinnatel v
ealled, were known ‘and loved by all,
and tliere are many sid hearts on ac
count of her death, hlie was a good
Ch ristian woman, and a devoted^mem
her of tire Methodist church.—Bun
berg Mcrktd, I lih inst. »
ifant Imv of Mr. ami ■ Mr«.—K.'
oek, alxfut nine iiiontiis of age.
died last Tlinr-iWiv and vva- buried on
Friday. Services were enudneted by
Kev. T. P. I.ide, In ilieir egreat sur-
row the ^bereaved parents havo tin*
syinpatbv jnf many friends and tlie bet
ter comfort of kij.ivving that if is well
with the child. T. P. L.
’ Bryan follows Twit prnri.r, and iV
welcome to a place on its platform.
Re Make* a goo.) beginning of his cam
paign by this declaration, “I waul ev
ery citizen to.an vote a» he would vote
if he knew that his vote would deter
mine thv next election.'*
That I* a* good doctrine In county
and .State affairs as in National politic*.
The wit and wisdom displayed last
week I»v the esteemed Aiken Journal
mkI Review reminds of tins story of
an aged lady. Everybody in her vil
lage loved and called !ier“AttNl” Klixa.
She knew all a'.MMit housekeeping, buf
bad never taught school.
Once ahe happened to he late in go
ing to a church festival, * A* ahe enter
ed the house a little girl favorite ran to
Iht saying: “Oh, Aunt Eli/*, we arc
going to hare charades!”
“I knowed it, dear,” said the good
aoul; “I smell them aa I come in.”
July
Presnftng
To hi* Ilnpar ErnCst Gary,
—J u4ge i —:.i.. j
The Griu.d Jury !>*g* % ]eHre to suhjntx
the lollowing report*
We have |m«-eil upon all of the fiiiN
t»y t .u.
An Orangchqrg farmer writes the
Patriot lliat'-'ftft 1 made hivt year—a—trer
prntit. uf Co on on each lu'iithat heowu-
ed. .be*idc» exfra eggs amt vdiiekens for
lii- t.itdc. Tli at lather heals cnltou.
The South loses for a while a good
cu-toiiier liy the trouble in China, a-
sliiphieuts of cotton goods N> I he < V.les-
tials averagod feu tfiillioii .dotlara an-
niiitllr. J pwartl* of forty liiillioii gil-
lon- ol kerosene liav e al-o gone annual
Ij from the I oiled citaies to (.liiiia.
A farmer living close pi
tin* inoiiii-
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OFFICES^ Barnw ei-i. AND WILLI8TON
Comnicneing the first week in Octo
ber I will bfi »Hn.V Barnwell ofliec at
tlie Halford House on the tirst Monday
and Tuesday of ^g^ftrat and fourth
weeks in c'aeli month, and longer by
special engagement.
At Willistuiiotticfton every Friday
and Saturday.
I am also prepnK*<l to do Dental work
at yniir homes’aii/where in Barnwell
Gountv.
(TRAOe MARK REGISTSREO NO. I743S.)
FROG POND
CHILL AND FEVER CURE.
THE ORIGINAL MO CURE MO PAY.
DO £EMTS A BOTTLE. -
Tlie (old reliable the kind your fajhers
used to take. The one that never fails
to cure. Don’f waste time atid money
experimenting with new cures. .Hut go
for tli£ bt.st ffom tlu* jump. Frog'
Poud Ls tlm ounce <>f preventiou and j
pound of curje eonibined. Ask for it—
take no substitute, if your merdiant
li’cs. n<>( ‘■ell it w ri-te lo us s\ e will send
H. F. BUI ST,
ATTOHNEY-AT LAW,
BLACKY ILLK, - - - - S. C.
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.Igrnt for Hsmssll ('minty for tlu* Imsrlrsn
llmiil ami Trust ('um|)*ny of Ksllitnuir,
is prepared to furnish homSs for Kxec-
ntors, Admiulstrators. Guardiaua,'
Trustees and :rlf public ot'.icers.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
PREMIUMS. ' y
On all Good* amounting to one dol- '
lar or over I will give a useful present
as my Goods and prices have been ad
vertised for the last six weeks. I make
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thik offer as an extra inducement to re-^
diice nly stock. 1 have some goods I
am closing out at cost.
A. F. Manville.
July 4t1i, 1000. >
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CLEM SON COLLEGE!
Agricultural, Mechanical, Textile.
At (lie old home of J no. G, Calhoun.
Send tor illustruted Cutalogue.
President Ilartzog,
LTemSon College, S.
t
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. ot S. C.
Con ok n s r. t> Setty nu le.
t.direct for 50 cents. “ .
DAVENPORT & PHINIZY CO.
Wbotesule Selling A rents.
AUGUSTA, GA.
C. N, Biirckiuiltcr," Barn well, /S. c
SMU »1Pr
NORTH.
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A, K irsch, Gen.’ A. Still and
O’GoTimui,-Blackville, S. C.
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South Carolina College,
Columbia, S. C.
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that l*-t
A. B.,
Cndrses. *
Teach'* r*.
iSM Aid* him
tMKM f ♦♦TM*^,
tfrttrmary,
Sill ..lll.J
B.
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A luH BI.E DEMAl,
whii'h have been liamh d in us
Sop. itor. ———j
We have vDit»*d all ot llie-flonnty <>f-
fitvs and timl them well, and propel Iv
kept, their gein ral afipcHranee indica
ting etll .*icnt and competent linyiage-
metif. - • .
V\ c have visited the poor hmis** and
Tliere lias not appeared In this pa|»er I jail afld luid tnnh of these institutions
an v Iutet view w iili SciLMtor lilliuauas 1 in good coiiditu»n,' ami their iumat**-
l<i who the successful eatulidales for j property cared for. We "recommend
State offices would tic, nor anv ai tide ili.u lumber be furoUhed the Jailor for
purporting such an Interview. Hnilding »h.-d. We also recouinieiiil in
Ttie opininiiv expret-ed in III" article I this coiincctiou that the privy at Jail
referred to are our own. and lor which be placed in a different part uf Up* Ini
tlie editor of lhi« paper i- alone re*|Mtu-
slide. Me made lilt* slatetneiil I i-l
WO
evard,
ml* had aM
■ ma i - vvjiie
tatde even
A. M„ 1.1..B.. L. I.
-nring ( nnr-cs free for
Fourteen I’rob-s-nr*; Jl.-r - '
, in Library: excellent la-
ela-«-rnoms, gv mna-ium,
•ihbtic ground* Tuitinii
Ics’s-^Lx.. a .♦■--i.-m loiii-en
in 11 led In needy , siudoilts. Expenses
to $ 17*> a session7 I'errllled pupil*
Irom forty-tJve-Ardediied sclwxds en
ter it- Fie-liuiau ( ia** without exaiui-
X,,. In Effect
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• STATIONS.
Stm.
D. M. D. M
s 02 1. Ibirtibg^on A
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f -to I.v Ellintt Ar
7-0
ii ’2ii \r Sumter Lv
t! 10
.... Lv Sumter Ar
fi is
- ‘ Ar -Cre-ton La
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.a I7> I.v (ire-ton At
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fl Hr *.Vr Dregnalls T.
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Oraugetuirg
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Denmark
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.. Barnwell
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Bobbin*
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... » Augu-ta
„ .,.. g ;to
p-ts.iUle
Tlie Y'aokee always getseren w iih nr
ahead of the Southerner. East Fall
Southern mills bought cotton largely
ttefofe the price was raised. When the
demand for cotton goods started they
made large contract* for future dellv
ery at high prices, and they coined li {towers and gallant
money for awhile. The cnimrission
men through wlimn they sold their
.JCdj&D were satisfied with and praised
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Somehow nr other fltere has been a
big fall hi the prices of some sorts and
the commission men in order to get
found contracts complain that the
goods do not come op to the standard,
dud are docking prices about 8 cynts a
pound ou yarns, and the Southerners
can’t help them«;lves, it seems.
week, hut rejM-ai it now ns it seem*
some paitie* are Irving to use the aiti-
ele fur the put |Hise of free ndwrliaiug.
— Bamtu'rg HerabL
!*euabnr J ill'uaii is equally "emphatic
in his denial of such Interview.
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THE rlllNESK si ITATION!
The new* from f liina is simply ler-
lible. '('he revotll'ino begun by the
Buxg/s in e\|iel all foreigners from
their conulry spreads and grows. Ii
appears Inal I liina w iih lo-r one-foorlb
of tlie entire’{Mipulathui of the .world i*
to engage vv iili all civiliaed ualioHs in
ilie IdtHtdiest war of modelu times.
The rtiinese are w ell si|pplied with the
t<est arms of Europe, and under tin*
drilling uf German ullleeis have dcvel-
o|h*iI into superb soldier*. Tln-y ran
put a million men In the ilrld In a
year’s lime, and have’ sixty million*
capaplc of bearing m ins.
News comes alow Iv. hut Hie fear Im-
ahnusl tmconic eerlsintyjf-fhwl all for
eigners In I’ekin. r'.nui men, women,
children, high ollit ial* of the gn-at
allorx am) soldiers
1 have been mimsacred to the last one af
ter heroic r*M4sfaitce, anil those spared
Hie mercy of speedy feafh have been
subjected t«> torture* that would hav<
tmii ln it i run tbsned UttUAMlA lu ait. ..
At Tii’ii Sin, a citv "f a ninTicn
A reader asks why Th^c I’koclk does
not whoop up Brvwn more.
There are reason* (>H reasont. Bry-.
ap does not need our help. If he did
lie *hould have every hit weAtnuId give^
HY) lx mire to get the eUictoraT vpto^hf
this State and of the entire 'SoijMCnSo
-- why should we not give to4rfner nnuV
tors the time,, apaco and ay,emiou tluit
he doeen’t need'.
Again, we quit the hero worship
business several years ago, and doaiot
care to indulge again. It hurls lu
have a pet killed or an idol broken and
our heart has had onoiigh^jiuHtming
Because old time favorites have fallen
below their promises and our expecta
tions.
When the RepPhlicaii nstionaF ticket
was elected in 1N«!I we expressed the
opinion that the oountrv would he past
saving at the end of President McKin
ley’s term. Events have gone further
than we expected, and we are more
than ever convinced of the correctness
of our views as then expressed. All
that it left for us to do is to get as good
Bute and county governments a* pos
sible, to live at home as nearly as possi
ble and to work harder than ever to
Bear our part of the burdens of great
fleets, large armies, more p<to«iftn* and
colonial govermoeiJtif.
a iiiiiTiuii in
habitants, the allied .European, Amci l-
enn slides ps lie sc forces have made a
brave struggle against -n’Vwwhelinliig
nnmliers. 'Tli** Ninth l : lifted State*
lufanjry in its tirst b.ilflejhere fTmf its
Golonel tilled Mini a fourth of the men
and olllcers killed or wounded. I’nles-
llie troops from Japan arrive quickly
their dtdtrit. .perhaps desliiietion.
*iems sure. Neither side takes prison-
ei> and the. foreigners' kill their own
wounded men to save ihem from tor
ture. Throughout iiji < hina great
rV'uoihersofeonverTJi to ProtestHiitisiii
and ('j^ffuiIieUm have been killed vvitli
aipTfie eralty cruelty the yellow devil-
-Can inveqt.
— HM “
Tlie State Canvasa ix ncaHy half over.
Next week the real tug of war will be
gin, irheif'the candidates get into the
tHIJ country,, where the majority of the
white Democracy wait their coming..
Tliere crops at* laid by and largpr au
fflence* will excite livelier Interest I*
Mie candidates and put tliem to their
MNlf mettle.-
tt U too soon to predict resultr.
Hardly a third of the voters have seen
or beard the candidates, and the men
who make the most noise at campaign
are not. U10 deendve factors
day. TWquiet people who i tlon JoluiDy T
.u. j A 0 ® n •*3‘ - My
(’A X DI DATES.
U Two yo#trs ago fiif* week upon an
ntHineement of ( apt. A. I*. Woodw anl’*
canmLjacy for the ollloe of Magistrate
hi..* friends said these words' of eom-
m^ndHtl'ifs. vvliidi they now repeat
vvitli the-ntmqst confidence in their f nil
correctness:
“Capt. A. P. Wbqdwxrd is a candi
date for rerljeeMon tihtpe office of Mag
istrate at Blackville. Il<) Iras always
been, lie is now, and as hmg a« he liv *a
will contlune to tie a good Jiiihr and pa-
triofie citizen. To do rigiit haw been
the steiKly rule of liis life, and stnPte-t
di-ciiargc of ditiv Jias always lieen t
guide ol hisconduct 111* friends be
lieve that his past admini-tr.iMiui of
tlie oillae h^a safe and sure guarantee
that if reiifected lie will make a m"der
Magistrate in Hie discharge of Hie du
ties and responsibilities imposed upon
him-”
Mr. W; WK WiKidward is aimotmced
ns a candiilu'e- for the oliii e of iMEas-
ter, am! his friends believe that his
past training, his excellent judgment,
his sterling goodaeirse arid eveu^tem
per thorouglily fit him for the dis
charge of tlie (Pifie* of the office.
He entered the Confederate Service
hi W. E. Marlin’* Cavalry Regiment,
when it vva* di,-handed jolrii.g lla-
good’s Brigade, in Istil. w hlie in the.
»o as to b« removed a* lar a*
from any teahlcncc hullUiog
B i-tlud tliat Hu* I'oumv Treasurer
ha* on hand Ho- *iim of fi>,vsc>'i 11 w birb
Itelongs Jo t he I 'minty school I nod, and
will pay It out a* ctsim* are presi-med
I hit creditors of fliis fund iierliap* are
not aware of (hi* I act. and ws-d«‘»irc to
tiring Hi is to (heir 1 attention, w htPh - w <■
do ut.ltic request of Hie ( ouuly 'I'tea*-
ttrer. In Hu* connection wc arc glad
to report that the t t-wotv Treasurer tit-
forms ii* Hi it iu hi- opinitut the count v
and schools will hereafter tic roo on a
ca-li basis, a* tlicic will* he sufficient
funis in hand fumed the < xpeu*c» ol
but h. /
* In reference to vvliat i> known a* the
Free slioitage the >oflct*or inform* us
that I he Ma-tcr Its* tileihhis rcpoitaud.
'Hiat judgment'w iTl he taken again-t
tlie sureties for | Ii" atui>iu>t <d t tic stiort-
nge HI I hi - I." m of ti e ( 'on 11.
I ii reference to tlu- Jordan Brunch
road where .Hie Atlantic Coast Line
it lilrond iTn»*«« sam - th • rit licifor iti-
fortfl- u- that In- lias taken Hie r ece»-
s.ary legal tfeps to have the same llxcd
as rccomlrfciulcd.
In reference to the . |o*hBe—rretda*
where Hie AHantlc f'oa-t l.inc cross'*
above the upper >altkchatciiis*. it i- re--
ported tons that tin* cro-iings (Tver the
road* are in very had condition, and
wo recommend’Hist Hie said railroad
»e oflir
vv- tr lie soMi wo hundred (ThTfSff
•iCirrupes from B-thr*c lo re \i
be*i<lc« lii-*'faioily amlfii
y w i-Hrdrpvsta*:. jttt Lli
nigh t > ha vc iFoo i;i*
day in the year. Hm liad* liuitterou*
vaiieiic* of grape* hii I UKder*to<"| vifie I
ciiltuie.• Willi our Taili’oatVvfaciliiies,
eqn »i ihdiistrr and intelllgcncc'^ve can
do a* well—pcrliap* beltir.
'The Mate Agricdltural and Mcchyn-T
leal Society olT"f. <T,Ika* for Hie I"* —t I N.
countv pxliiMr*‘*at tlie m vt State Fair. !
*\ iJIlr-U fJJT -iciihd; iSAi third; and j DR.J.H.E. MILHOUS
fiist foiirtn. I he set*
follow * : ’A g' ieuituro
la; dairy au; can ms I go
mi see ITt neon* lit. Baruv\
licrg ouglit to take Hi
of |.
; in.i
i-
un
• a el
d Bam-
t wo lir-
at
The Greenville t
►xectrtlve roin'iiiif
tiavc a sep irate ! o\
s'inct in vy]ii<'li the l(,ill
•ary.” "^•l•r I'rotiibi
liigli f.iccn-c’*n, i\ to*
tier* of the legi-lature
coming pi iiu.ti c yv ill I
port thv iu-ti ucl i'lji* ;
poll*. They, call Ibis
plan of so! v i ng tho'l q
it i- I «v•> \ car- old in
it was tri> d and carr
nntv I icmoerat ic
has tiecidcd I"
i'itch v or log pre
• t* For T*.-pc , tr
ion;” or *■ Tor
lopo-lupt. M• hi
clcctc I at tin
' plcdgC'l t" vtlp.
» given at the
I fie GtT-a'ff VlB#r
I'M que-t ion, bill
\ toli'i -v>u,- w io re
' I for pro'lHhition
at the I a* I g
del -oil ifi-lcg
•cmldy ohev
abont twcntv-tlvt: pr"!iil>iiio'ii*i
l>c iuft-ti‘n*ii up in the Iqwcr litu
in tlie setia'e liter wi re reiu;.
acarcjc..—Ainl r«on Mail,
nei’aI priinary. Tin* An
iti"U in Hie geinial a-—
•il.Hie maiMlaie luit ottlv
V'llld
•i tnd
11 V it -
mceililifti tea through Baruweil and on
liis urgent motion Hie public records
W^re-sent away and saved from de
struction in tlie burning of the Court
Mouse. In 18<w he was removed from
office hy order of Gem Canity, rtiime
Hten he has ied the life' of a private
citiifen. Me )« a candidate for the of
fice on Me life record and
Tit
road crossing- atoT put them in proper
condilfnu. and upon it- fallen- to do so
in lliaLXfute tlie Solicitor i- requested
to take whatever *tc|i-Jl.e (iee!n*^;.cci s-_
-ary lacuforce eotuplluuun nph tbla
demand. A nimihcr of railroad cross
ings in tliis County are reported in had
conilition, ami we recommend that at;*
tion betaken by the proper autluiritic*
to liave the same put iu good condition.
We reenmiiieiid that Hie Judge ot
I’roliate and Master’h offices tie cor.soli-
(Tated, anti rhtft mir FepresentaTlves in
the Legislature rntrOiluce a lull to tjrat
end at the next session thereof. •
We again rocnmmeinf tliat our Sena
tor and member* of the Legislatiire
have a sufficient tax levied fofcihc pur-
pose of htiBding a tire firiMif v aifll for
the put/lie records of this County.
The niiisituco vvtiicli lets existed for
a great many years in rear ol rheCour'
lloiise htiilding lots been removed and
we desire to (vumuond tlie. Supervisiir
for having IfTtTiiifed.
Di conclusion we desire, to extend to
your Honor oiif tlianks 'or votir kihd-
"ne.-s and courtesv and for your clear
and ('ompretiensive charges, vvliii-li
have been a great :i'4d to us iu the dis
charge of our duties.
'Tile courtesy, learning and ability
displayed by your llortur iu prn<iding
over our Court impels jj's to express our
liiglii',-t e-teciu and ftpnrfMa11otF^sfnd
he hope that you will long t«> spared
t(>s«erve us jn tlie i;a|iai’itv wijirh }ou
(ill iXthe sHtisl'a'Ction of tfie putiliif.
Ki>1ieel fully suluniUeil,
I. A. Jenlvtns. Foreman.
>were
I N D)N m he n NGS.
The I'nioti M'•( ? ing-“of the Bam w ell
Bapti-l .\-*<'ciai-tou will /convene on
Satunlay. Jiily^ih, DffflV.
I. Tin Tir-t divi*i'in will meet* vv'uli
lji*‘J"V (•(• Branch cliurch. Rev *. Ar
thur Buist ami John Owens will he
presTMt,
J The Sccoi.d Divi-ion u^1 meet
vvitli the K.k" i h'irch. B- v- ’T. II
IvJav axil*.Mini \i .*D. .\ioitilLui vv iki- W
HMlOOUr- . '
Entrance and Normal Schujar-ITtp
E^aiinnati'iir- lieli'K at - ev > r v coiimv-
-eat. Fridav, .liilv'JU, 1>'S», by County
Superintcndenis.
Next session opens Sept, g'i, Rmi,
I- -ii i- 11 »i M-Mre«s,
T. C. WOOIMYARB. rie-iJeul. *
Surgeor Dentist,
BLACKYil.Lf^
Train No. Hit leave* Florence 2 34
a. pi., and train No. 3J arrives at Fior-
enc(* 7 :25 |». in.
Tr.iius-:>2 and carry Hi rough I’ull-
rr ati +'afaif—Btrffcf Mcepitrg - < irfR be--
twi'in New Yoikaml YTacou via Au
gusta.
T. M. I-iner-on, ,11. M. Ejner-on,
IlVatiic Manager. Gen. |*a-* Agt.
J. K. KentV Gen. Manager.
Charleston & Western Carolina R'y. Ci
Augusta and Ash)Hlr Shari l.iue.
8 Iii 'luV in eff" t star *nth, tfeO
l.cnv
iH-rim jrk
ti.lTllH'll
•Aucu-tiv
i.'»V,'
A rrivc
:u*ta
. : !
('"ii.
W id Im
’t.iv sil't
Will In
•tv FrUa
at l>
at
t ..Ji
of Wt
•k|«
.
fay itTi't V) • »;tt( .-'tn
i- iionh "n>,. m id
1 T.ittinUr, .iit'l wi
Ip< i t pat ii nts at
* ■ it-si t
h of.!’ !m<1< 1;
ad s< ventc) n )car-
*. and can pira/i j "
- >.C
ev'-rv Sales
v>yjt..vr:na
ackvdkr
It nuike ap
any of*out'
l a Jicr.ia
in tivcjno
Uiqquu'.it’
ill,
At
tire
Am
lav
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r P pnrtiiotiviriCi •
h • f> *
Hi
A-
•r.viu.
id on
Arm.
Save Your Honey.
Third (Hvi-ion will meet witli
:h ar. F rb-ndjrlrtpe- -R, v C.
w HI atti tnl.
FotirHi- di^*noj will mia i
at
*, e
• loll-
H.
nU
Uirovv your
mo
nt*
v a " ■'* V
w itli
(e (Idler
» (goit'g llit 1
Oil Z
(i
the » - ,'i
uniry.
K IH 111
'Jv* 1
g to know
it u
1
VV <l| ku
ig on
\ »»ur.
g'lli-. pistols
HI
ni
pt m in;j m t-
rliii’i
r
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TH
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w liere
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1
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guarantee
f«.r
Of
it* \ t»nr
, att'l
*r'
ri'iaeiolier
iigbl
uoik r,
n if be
I.v
me ll.ioitg
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T
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f url livr
■ par*
it* itli
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j*Tile .me at
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8o.irtii
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(ill I'l.W
Anuii-I.
lir.en'
Italc'di
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IM *• r t
Kfelimv.
‘pririgs:
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(• lii a ni
T Vi s In
‘.'i+la III
12:1A f> in
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Axil p ai.
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s :’. , o a ni
11 'k'> a in
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MONEY! MONEY!!
All persons indebted to rht Barnwell
Oil Mill oihcontracts of IHffT and iM)8,
hr note, account, hilt* of sale, or other
wise. are hereby notified that the books,
note*, bills of Halenfc'X. liave been placed
in bur hands to close up and collect.
We will not take legal steps until debt
or* liav-e a chance to settle without if.
I’lfis-notice is to give you such pppor-
tunity. " hen Hie crop begins to move
we will look for you. • 7
Iziar Bros., ’
Attornev* at Law,
Blaekville, S. C.
Julv«t. '
E. R. MEYE1(,
Blaekville, S- C.,
DEALER IX—
Bumps', Iron.l'iidng of ail kinds. Fit
ting- of all s zes and the host make and
quality. , ,
CONTRACTOR FOR
WrHs,- l*ug'nr _ Dtiu'ti, of my—depth 1
ami dnunelvr ib'*ired.'
'nventv-five years nf prsetieal eifie-
rieuce have made me Master "f my bns»
inn--, and qualified me to guarautre
sartsfiu-Tioti to att favoritig me with
their patronage.
Call on or v» rite me. and prompt *r-
tenlinll vv ill-be glVili to aiFii'Uiliillllica-
lion*.
E 11. MEYER.
Blackviilr, S. C.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
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at for ai
i < A; t. K./ilwity, itiM*
out!** rt4.Kailvk'?i>.
»»ii rHiitivt* tt» licket
Cnrvl^n^A SrliHrlttlr iu Effect J in^ ID, I't^
j?" ii S,. a
l>nut l>.u!>
KAkTIUUi TIMN.
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ib:
7 .'.’til !> .Hi
fti'ip tj'l.'a
IT r«
II K n
( har.is'iin
Huiaan-rTide
hran'-hvlllo
OriuiB'-l'Ur*.
kuntcH."
('aiii'len .
NT. (J N (v.tl
Hwilv 1 tally
i li'i
At it T*
• wa.’a 7-JS;i
( |i luii so»ri
•• i a i la latp
- b* .V.U I «lp
I.vS'i i
Lvr ^
e-vp tt i
vr (’"tumlna
J .'«ti 7 i'.i l.ir
7.••■I. s l.’« ••
7 Si* ?*ia ••
liCt', '.Ihm “
:
V.V; PIHli» ’•
Hrun.-hrti!©
I* 'Hmnrk
BlS'-kvill* ..
vike-i
I.v
Ar
ZiVIp
).st I Ota
11 ILa
S Via
V2'||lttl« Ar Aa*u»iann A I.v '
- I.Vti
I’. OTI
9 JTim 4*ij»
s l ii j 1 *;•
7 u’si 3 .V.p
i « fas :< Ks>
n nc«U"t\s
piiinis n'tiA. t.. an
at 8partiiiiburg wffti;
Tor any nif-rneit
rut' -. -"Ii'm'iI 1 -- nrl.tTL»s.
\y j rtt a tit, i *i T.." Agent
br —^
Ni »Tr.: in tultliiAou to th* vrvi ••
tjvih»«% 15 and 14 run daily tufftwecn
(« n tnd A«h*viito. i nrrying »l«Niant PulkiiAU
i*•!•»•>» 15 i'hfifirt# a *t«m 11 :uu f».
n t rrt v^ &;«>% a ni : arrtte
vii ;♦* D: i5 •% rn N»t |rt A*ihrviM# - ♦>'* n m-r
Inv#* t‘otuTn l / ;a I 45 • m.: arny
7 txi q !n %s Apin? •'«! <v n^ady f«*r o* *-u|»nTirjr
»»t I'lmr ^ton nt V «R> P- tyi Th* tritin«
riRk* «*lo**o **mn«*- l^dufubm with
through frid q Florida poi*i’* »nd
r* n * •.*•
— ■ ■ - ■ ■ . ■ ■ —T
N".:5>v^
DuiIT tmriy |Kml
i*H iLLti
\l»!e C>rtily ^tfrr
No.L, No Id
Dan.' tiHily
11 IMp
1
2 .** ;k
7 t»i» Lv
H ;V.u ** •
o •> m ' .»
t Pnti-ra oil * -Anwt - ”-~w
can troops wit! be required to keep Hih
F'diplmr* down. They are^ts nuUnia
ole ynovild cats.
Hi-c Life Was Saved.
Mr. J. E l.illy, a prominent eitizeai
armyJii Virginia, lie was elected .sher
iff amNtook cliarge of the office in Jan. -- .. , -2*^ ,
nary, VMA. His armv exnerirne- I"*' 1 a
pointed out the coming of Sherman’* f" 1 lr "»' a frightful^dcaili.
ineendiai ie* through Karnwell no.i 11 H’llrr.g ot it lie says: • I was taken
with 'Typhoid IjfYef, Hurt ran into {men-
monin. Mylnug- hecatno Imriicncd.
The gold democrojs, -o-callei),
to meet Li k vo-TevT
nojBttiatr ajj^esidcfitiaT ticket v
it gets woV-o ip the I'hiiiprunes. A i, KU , t Nt , w^Lmr reti..;n
said hy^mmandmg ,,|l,cers..^„, k A „„„ M " ■ ■ ; ^
J. I tie
Ihu ■*4v*
IL Bun-
L/Tbc
■vvslh the Seiglmg^V -fioi.-ItT -Revs.
N. A-tevv add W. G. ti 1 Itffjn _y\ill
trtnl. • •<
S. 'i’hc Milh uTvi-ioni'ESTl .me* r witli
tlie —;—church. Kev. 1>j;^ " . Rice to
.tll'Ulf. ’ .
Tip* follmving torde* arc suggested
for lUscit'-ibn
L Staitu'.Mi'
J- L*rorraetiE|^.\ii'i tings, . - ' *
The chuivhe- iHc requested to have
din'.i r o.n tIn* groumls. ^
’Tin* mec rugs will b**gin at Itln’clock
Saturday morning. T f’. I.ide,
F7. C Burl*, -
• • Committee.
*
A Tow dor Mill Explosion
Removes every •thing in -ight, -o d"
drastic mine nil pills, but both are
mighty dangerous. Don’t dynamae
the delicate inaeliiueTv ot ybur hodv
vvithsc'ilomi’l. rroiiiu oil nr h’I 1 .epjil-
vvlieii Dr. King’s New l.ife Dills, w iii' h
are gentle as a summer breeze, do Hie
work perfectly. Cures UeadHfFhr^VHt-
-tipation. . OnlyUbc at, ('. N Jturck-
h,liter; D K. ITriggs .V Co., Blaekville,
I»r. J. M, .Smith, " illistou.
Awrvi. KF.rNHiX I Nn'KlMON-
FflDEKATK YEi’ER \NS(;REK•
WOOD.
(>n a (■count'An ual Reunion ((an feds'
crate VefaiTatis of Sirtilh <'amliun at
(; 1 eeinv'inti tin* (’. iX ' W. tliilwav
w ill sell roimd _ trip tickoX' ir<u40ti}i
-iati'uia at one cen! per tnilC'-hi each
directhup
Tipkms will be on sale July
, (’ha' loston
hville
Oi angchtirR
_7l'uiiuuhUL
4-rc -a w.sh!
AF. A T>t I 7 Ua
•• e.r lAtv
• - ! tp ■</;+
Lr: 4(u, , ,lf gi«
fell
M
Have iadteed me to-purchase a Large Stock f of
Goods tor next Fall and to make room lor them I am
going to idler for the next sixty days, ■
Spring: .unci Summer C'lo.tli-
n
i 11 is
I
ulit
> I
P
and Gnnlr
j!\ \V] Is
p
H [1 l(‘H
I > rint d
S 1 1 ( H
F* #
1 i(‘s* l a
I ItM/ic'Sv and all Sinn-
« ■, * *
jnnr Lnibrics at a hiir
it‘duel ion in price’s- .
()x lord
Dimi-
J^m
mh,
MM. I
connect ion -,
fast scirulti’es.
A-k for ti'-ket- via the Cb„rloston asid
Wcstejuj'L’urotina Kailvv«y.-
w. J < k \k;
General D^ssefig^r Agent
'AugmGa^
♦ ♦
F it E E (»F C 11 A KG E.
G^nY adnlt sufTering from a «oW set
Heil on the hrea-t, bioiichilis, fhroftt Of
lung troubles, ol any n.iturc, \v!h> wtl}
f |x*air«t Ctwch’s I'liartnacy. wTIl be jvre
AND WILL BE 8EA-
Bt T TO M AKK ROOM
// .
Til! >[7 GOfYiiSA Jilf A I.I..FK I'.SII AND NEW
PON urLil FOB t ill; NEXT F'OCJt MON'IllSr,
lUEA AIT pI GO. t ()M.E SOON AND OKI WliA t’/YOU WAN T.
<\vy(v. \ COM DUE. IK MNKOt*’ BOCK HII,I, AND HACKNEY BROS.
fUGi'lES AND IM El'MON T ONE AND TWO HORSE WAGONS ON
HAM'. GET MYd^UOsS BEFORE YOU DC RGIJ^SE.
O’GORMAN,
D STAND.
GLENN SPRINGS.
GLENN SJtKi;
Queen of Southern Summer Resorts,
^ c- > a - r**"*
WM so weak I couldn’t even -it (M> iu i f'ente^tM* * *4Bii|d’‘t'«'U!cof IR«MJ|Wa4 g^fjjii SitOdlCd OB lilC I’^Ot HlliS Of UlC BlUC Riilj^C MOUIlliliflS—-
bed. Nothing lielpeal me I exiwcted ! Germvn Svrup. free of charge. Only f
to w»nn die of Ciirrstjfnptlon,' when I one hotUe given to4jn>* person, and trtrnei
heard of Dr. King’* New Diacovery. j to childrenwithout order from pSTent*. [
^ One h»>ttle gave me great relief. I con-I No throat.or lung remedy ever had
is confident ^ nufc< I lt ni*e it. and now am well and *neh a **!e a* Bosehee’s German Syrut* 1
strong, 1 can’t iay too much in it* [ in all part* of the civillred world
of hf* ability to make a faithful public
official.
Teacher: Who
four compoai-
Twetity,
\ J ipars
ago
mlRion*
j
of bottle* 1
praise.’’ This marvellous medicine is
the surest and quickest cure in the j were given away.-and y*>ur druggl-i*
world for ail 'Throat and Li'pg Trouble. 1 will tell you iu auet'cas w as mart e4«HV*. i
Regular eiaea 74) cent* and $1.00 Trial 1 It is realty the only Throat and I.uug
bottle*; free at J. M. Smith’* Drug
Store, WillUton; D. K. Urigga £ CV*.
Drugi Mora, UlaekvUhrV bottle
Retiu-dy generally endotaed by |>hy*1- L
eianl. .One 7he*ent botite will core or | Board aptdv to—
prove itsjraaie. swdvl by deaUra io all j * y ' +
Tlie air U fresh and bracing. Tlie watej-, a* thousand* vyill ob’serfully te*-
tify, Im* no.equal for HreXtomach, Liver, Kidney*, Bowel* and Blood.
—Mel Open June 1 to (Ktobcr 1. Cuisine and Service EwclkBl—
*■- '• - y J >>G. ’ - ‘ ' •-
K W. Wagener’a SsfdcnjBd Livcry at Glenn* for the Seanon.
Dalian B ind for flic Season—Three < oncert* Daily.
German* every Thurtdar and Saturday night*.
* il SXS)VAr
I220p4 lipAr
,. A ndi-rnon
.(irecnTillr.
Lvr. Angus!*
Ar Snaitersvllje
“ Tciimtle
LrilOJSa! S!»5
Rx. Aim F!t
f»un J "uly sun.
; (aw !• :«ta 5 it»
I (JOp 12 b»I> » *->?
t f)»j’ •H'-l' » «»P'
I> Tt'iinillr
“ PamlersviU*
Ar Angus'*.
fw. PhVannah.. .
" Allpiidale^
D flarnwi'M
*' Hia.-kville
Ar. Cbiunihia...
.• c| f> to* itort s un>'
... . | . , #’«oa‘ «(Mpi 3iip
. . I 900, T-t'IP s:*v
Itailv rwilr Wu l, n1ly, Mix
Ua'ly ually l)atlT Kx HU Ex *«
12 zn* iJ 2jp t
| fiaoiv
4 111* 4"flp 7 ^.n
4 2K* 4 211> U) ton:
rt Iu* fl(i6|> ...I
Mi* Ml*.
4 2.'sv
rtu a
7 4.VV
11 iM
Daily I tatty ^ »
lit
torp
121PJ
■syov
Lv. Columbia
Ar. Hlai-kvilU'
‘‘ Barnwell
“ ■ Allenilnlo
“ Savannah
t 'JOn 0 Kta
.ta . . . .
Sttta 10 tnn 4'50iv
, . ....
S 15.1 11 an* 8 4Ut>
. . .'jc*
I ludp 9 lap
5 Kin
Atlanta and Beyond.
Ev. (’harlestou.. 7 UU* .S3ltp:
Ar. Auguata H M* 102-4JV . ......
" Atlanta. M20pi 5Oiia'
Lv. Atlanta ..JlUXtpJ SaQa] 400»’
Ar. ClhattanooKa 1 5 45*1 9 47,a S 40p
Lv. Atlanta.
Ar. Hinninifham
" Memphis, (via Birmtnvbam).
Ar. Ls'xtngton. ?
“ Cini'innatt.
•“ Chi, ago..
I 6 40a 4 15p’
:tt :t5n lo top
805p
Ar. LhoicrtU*,
•• St. la.uis
500p
7aop
15a
5noa
45a
* irov 5 .’top 1
Ar. Memphis, (via ('hattanisifra).<T 7 10ji
To A«heTflI*-Cinolnaatl-Loui«Till*.
'/Eabtbhn
Lv. Autfitstar.'^’J..
l ‘,'^Bat''*burg. . , ^
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