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S' \ f k- sHK ' The Baniwsll PbodIb. I. NOitfEl, EdlHr 1 Prap'r. COUNTY CI*CCLATI(Wr. * -*2-^ THURSDAY, AUGUST in, 11»0. - —nt.-i-Tra--SKi —*=e Aooonllnjj to latent dinpatchen mndw |tublie the allied forcea aro before re- kin about tlria tlfe. R. K. Soott, Ae Unit earpet bajr Gov-i «rnor of thla State, dl«d of apoplexy (Sunday night at Napoleon, Ohio, aged <0 y.eara. J. •/: ——... The American AgriuulturWt wiy* that the hay crop Northland W«*t- will be moderate. Prices will consequently be up until another crop is made. After today three more State cam* palgn meetings are to be held, the last it Columbia on the 2f J. And It’s all gueea work as to who will be winners of the contested poskiona. Republicans up North are getting wneaay. They aee the handwriting on the wall and as election day comes hearer It will he plainer that the g p. must go—and stay gunej. o. Wa glre on first page the cream of Bryan’* speech.of acceptance. It Isa noble address, unsurp**»ed by ' any public deliverance since the adoption of the declaration of Independence. CANDfiPATBS fOR OOVKRNOn. It I* hardly necessary to rec*nknl>t!i» the salient facts In the life of candidate A. Howard Patterson. In the political «nd egal history of his county lie has l*ee» a forceful figure since reaching hi* majority. Few men of Ids years have been so honored and trusted by his home people as Col. Patterson, and few have measured up so fully to the responsibilities of the different |k>*|. tioos in which We has been called to •erve. As Magistrate, Master. Repre sentative and member of the Constitu tional Convention hja Ike has been an Well coUlUt sod there has been no blot upon its fair pages. In personal and piitrke life he baa been clean and hon est aud patriotic, and Ids character lias been without fear aud without re proach. He lie* the Courage of convic tion* and the capacity to broaden Ids views as situations change and espand. Those that know him best appreciate ioost the excellence of his character ami the nalifi ability which grows even naced with his’ 1 ) ear* ami advance ment. and from bi* past they are ronli- tlent that hla future will be one of con tinued honor to himself and credit' to hi* constituent*. Beyond the Imrder* of his home county his worth aud prominence have been recognised in Ids election to pre- aide over the Mate < onvention of lata-, and to the vice presidency of the Itap- list Male Convention. tie ha* made hi* campaign nil hi* un assisted strength. The daliv pa|>ers of the Mete began bv undertaking to be little bis candidacy and furnish anoth er iilustratitifi of the fact that ‘•C-onvhjee a man against Ids w ill. He's of the same opinion still." They made the mistake of underesti mating him In the beginning and hav ing set their hands to that plow tlwsy will not turn hack. Yet, amid all this detraction, there. Is the conspicuous confidence of his home people as expressed in the unan- inmu* endorsement of bi* candidacy bv the May Convention, which bind* the democracy of liar on HI to bis *opi»ort hi the primary dectlmi tm lliy iPHIf inet. . Khould be be elected there w ill be no scandal connected with Id* administra tion. He will discharge every duty as a clear cousoiance dictate* and will re turn the trust to Ms retisiHo^nt* a* stainless as the commission rcctlved at (heir hand*. ' CAN 1)1 DAT K8. Titanicing his frlrn Is for their sup port two year* ago Magistrate H. M. Kay annonn«u>* himself a candldart' for rwalcctioDv with the hopo-lhst hla dw- oharge of the diitlea of his oNlce lias been completely satisfactory conatkue'its, and promising that If honored and trusted with another term that ho will tfontinne to use Ids best ef fort* to so administer the law as to prove himself worthy of the apprecia ted rnndderrco of the public generally. An attack of fever kept Capt. John It. Allen from laid, week’s campaign meetings, ilc hope* no bo well .and warmly remembered by the Democrat ic voters on August 2Sth. ' > IT) THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY. Attendance at the bedside of a sou who ha* been III with fevtrr for several Weeks has—prevented—my attendance Iklsmark's Iron Terre IVastlie'reiiukof hit splendid health. ANNUAL upon any of -.the county campaign meeting*, and while I believe Toy ofll- elal adndid*tratlon ha* born so gener ally satisfactory a* to require no a[Hdp,-. gv or defence, yet recognising the right principle that every public ser vant should give account of Id* stew ardship I respectfully submit the fol lowing brief statement: My opponent la, 1 am informed, en deavoring to create the impression among the people that I urn responsible for the shortage to which be refers. These two facts disprove hi* asser tion and show Ids ignorance of the du ties of tho'ofiioe, 1st. i was not elected norliad 1 . en-; tered upon the duties of my office until after the shortage was a fixed fact. 2d. No shortage ha* ever occurred luring my administration of the olllee and I refer to Dr. N. F. Kirkland, Mr.. aud the present County Treasurer a* to the ahxolti e correctness of my book* during both past and present seiylee. A* to the $(l Odd. U Is now in bank and will be apportioned in a few days, a* I have very recently received the re turn* of enrollment ot, pupil* upon whlcli the apportion incut I* to be made. Of the above amount the sum of $i,()oo wa* normwed bv me from the Ststo Mluking Fund Cmnmlavion by author*-, ty of the Leglxlatuie, a speelHc sum, Imnowed for a specific purpose, to as- sixt in putting the public schools of Kiniwell county on a caxh basis, for the first time since the establishment of the present system. It I* no part of the school taxes, Tim remaining $2,000 comes I ruin oilier *uurc<u, Aud I appeal to 111 trustees and 125 teachers in The public school* ili.tr the transaction of business in this ulliee ha* been more prompt under my aduduU- IfHtPfiH’mifc ver be fore. I assert most iwtsithelv that not one cant ha* eyer been taken from the pub lic school* during any adudoixiralion of mine cxccnt in strict couiplianco with the requirements of law. I have accomplished two undeniable In'iiciIis during my present term, l-t, I have brought order out of chaos, there is an cud to confusion in the IxWik* aud affairs of the olllee, which *♦*• a* clear ly and correctly kept aa those of any business institution in the State, at d 2d . I have s uceeeded, for the first tints In the history of the county. In putting | Augusta, (in. the public school* ou a cash basis, *av- I log to the teacher* the burdensome dis counts they have bad to submit to in | the past. The work has been arduous, I but it has been one of.love on mv part, j and I ask another term at the bands of I my constituents »o that the working of the sysfeen may lie so pcrfectcl ibat there can lie nw return to former mettl ed*. Very rc»|K*ct’fiilly, ‘ A. hoist, hr. Kidney*and Itowelswre out of order, 1 f yon want these qualities amt fho suc cess they bring, use Dr. Klng’a New Life Pills. They develop every power of brain and liody. Only 25c nr. A. M. Smith’*, Willlaton, K f), t and D. K. Briggs & Co.. Blackylllo, 8. C., Druggists. ANNUAL EXCURSION ATLANTIC COAST LINE. AUGUST 22d, 1900. Round trip tickets for the train leav ing Barnwell at fl :I0 a. m. Thursday August 22d, g«x*d to return until Sept, fid, will be sold wt the following re duced rates: Anderson, $5.75; Olenn Hprlngr-, $fi 50; <»reenvi(let $■>■ ■not Laurens. $5.ft0; BUPKKVISOR’S NOTICE, fh order to keep the Magistrate*! Indomitable willand treuM^us oPm*. ghoul the County posted aa to the gy are not found where 8(omnch, Liver, wherew bouts Of the County Chain Gang, I will Iterewfter publish •.notice In each week’s Issue of the Countv paper*. The Chain Gfing will be at .Steel Creek In Bennett Springs Township thla week will move from theuuhe fat ter part of the week to Four Mile Bridge in Four Mile Township..* O. W. Barker, County Bupv’sr. R. C. Roberta. Jr., Clerk. FURMAN UNIVERSITY. GREENVILLE, 8. C. The pext session bpens on the ifith of September, I POO. Full and thorough instruction, leading to the degrees of B. A. and M. A., U pffbicd. Boarding in private fanllUe* moderate; in Mess Hall excellent fare can be bad at, less expense. Correspoude. ce solicited. Applications for places in the Me<< should not be^ de’erred. For further particular* a|Tplv to the President A. 1’. MONTAGUE. I.L D. Spartanburg. $5.5«V Waterloo. $d (XI. » For further information apply to * W. L. Whitaker, Agent, Barnwell, H. C, IM Story of a Slave. To be bouitd hand and foot for year* by the chain* of disease is the worst form of sluiei V. (in rye D ilium*, of Manchester, Mich,, tells how such a slave was made free. He says: “My wife has been so helpless for live years that she could not turn over In bed a lone. After using two bottles of Elec tric Bitters, she is wonderfully Improve eikand able to do her pwn work." This suoreme remedy for female diseases quickly-mre* nervousness, sleepless ness, melancholy, headache, backache, fainting and dlxay spells. This miracle working medicine I* (igod send to weak, sickly'run down people. Every bottle is guaranteed. OnlvAOcenta. 8<Md by .1. M. Smith. Willistnn. 8. C., ami C. K. Briggs 4t,Co., Blackvillq, 8. C., Druggists FREE OF CHARGE. Any adult suffering from a cold set tled on the breast, bionchitis, throat or lung troubles, of any nature, w ho will call at Creech’s Pharmacy, w ill lie pre-I sented with a sample bottle of Boschee’s German (Syrup, free uf charge. Only one bottle given to one person, and none | to children without order from parent*. No throat or lung remedy ever had such a sale a* Boschee’s German Hyrup In ,’sll parts of the clvlllxed worbl. Twenty years ago million* of bottle* were given away,.and your drnggi-t* will tell you Its success was marvelous. Ills really the only Throat and Luni> Remedy generally endoised by phyH clans. One ?ft cent bottle will cure or prove Its value. Hold by dealers in all clvil1r,«)d countries. NEWBERRY COLLEGE. - • — ■ -■ a , Com mod ions bul’dings, pure water.. .Three courses for ilegrees, w itb ellc- tlVe*. .Good LibraryWorking Laboratory.' .Klllcleni Preparatory Depurtmeirt. Board, tuition and all fees per “year need not exceed": ■ ' • j $7(X) in Collegiate Department. $!*i in Preparatory DepartinetU. . Next session begins Out. 2d. ' For Catalogue, address, v Ueo. B. Cronier, Pres., " NewlK'iry, S.C. PIJEMllJMs. asyny Gdods and prices have vertised for the last six weeks. On all Good* amounting to one dol lar or over I will give a useful present been ad- 1 make tbi!- otter a* hii extra inducement to re- dugp my stock. 1 have some goods I aTa-closingout at cost. A. P. Manville. July lib, 190n. Notice of Final Settlementd fKl'NfKKH AMI I’ATKO.VH OK SCHOOLS. 1 ll K mil,11 If Tf ' the Hn- i ^" rt " are '‘'"‘I'.'' requested to be pres- ” • ont on Friday, Sept, l-t, at the Suiiimer Notice I* hereby given that dersigned will tile her tinal account . , n* u . m .i i • . i .. » with J. K. Snellinjf, Esq.. Judge .of! ‘ n ^ l 1 robate, on Tnexdny, August, gsiii.-fi* ' o lirllwt> " < - »> ■M attei s of ini pol liince Guardian of James 1‘. Connelly and ap ply for final discharge. Mrs. A. E. Harvey, » July 24th,T900, Guardian. ./will be presented for your considcra,* tioif. A BU1ST. j Co. Supt. Education. July *20tli, I’KIO. (t.ll MOUNTAIN —max' E\(’UR- R K DU CE OlTA T ES. Montreal Bible (ionference. Black Mountain, N. 1)., Aug. 12th 28ih. !'J0J. On account of this o<'c«sion Southern Riitlway will sell round trip ticket* from all (Station* on Its Line* to Black Mountain, N. C., and return at rate ol One First Class Fare for the round trip, ’rickets Will be sold August 9th. 10th, 11th. 12th and IJtli, with tinal re turn limit August 28th, HMX), inclusive. Black Mountain, N. C., i* located T.i the heart of the “Land of the rtkv.’’ 11 ami ihia will give att a lino opportunity to vis^t that beautiful summer rcsori ■region i = — Ak-TWN’S ANNeuNeeMeNT! AUGUST loth, 1900. I have just opened a compfete line of Dry Goods. Notion*, Hats, Shops and Groceries, and cordially wish the call* of my friends and tlie'general public that I may have the pleasure of showing and they the prutit of buying the beautiful bargains I am offering. I have — BOUGHT- MY GOODS RIGHT ^ ' and that moan* much to you. The annual Mountain Excursion w ill tm operated this year On Wednesday, August ?. r d, tickets limited to return on any train until September Jd. Low rates to all Spring and Mountain Re-) sort*.t Ample accominoilatioiis for all.. Almut two preeks trip in iuvigorating •’Land of the Sky.’’ —- . 'I lie party will be accompanied by a passenger agent of the line to insure the riHiifort and convFhloni e of all. Following rales will apply from Au- gosta: __ -TVTytTiTPrson, jrrrnrfm; AshcvnTcT N. C., J$U.U>; Gleou Springs, 8. C„ $1.50; Greenville, S. Cl., $4 00; Flat Hock N. C-, $'i 40; Hendersonville. N. C., $5 00; Hot Springs, C , $7.25; Lincoloton, N. C , $■> 50; l.enoir, N C , i'»65; Uiitherforduin, N..C». $0.50; Sa luda, N. C , $5.30; Shelby. X. C , $ii..V); sqtaruuburg, t*. G„ $I.(X»; Tryon, N. C.. $5.00; Waterloo, (for Harris Spring*) $-> 00; Waynesville, N, c., $7 25; Walhalla, 8. C.. f» 50. For any further Information write to W. J. C raig, General 1’asscnger Agent, VERY LOW HATE8 TO CHICAGO AND RETURN. National Kncampinent, G. A K. Chi-- ragn, JU., August 27th-Septembor 1st, 1900. * A $ Mi,US) RACE. p.'V Candidate Frank ■ ofi-e InasOe pMi B. Gary Js a ci. hr- mem- f P I r a I N a p r. « li rt 0 0 I: a w fiire. Tlw late Gen Mart. W. Gary of Edgefield was bi* uncle. One brother, Eugene U. Gary, t* an Associate Jus tice uf (he 8uprerm>' Court. Another. Ernest Gary, I* Judge of the (/»r Cir- «ult. Ex-Governor John Gary Evans is hi* cousin, as Is It B. Kvanu. cabdl- 4ats for Railroad Commissioner. Col. Gary ia a lawyer by profession. He has served aeveral terms in tlm House of Representative*, »nd trpon the election of Ira B. Jestesto the |M<si tion of Aasociale Justice ha w as chosen Speaker of the Ifmese. wn»$ has filled that olfi m with courtesy and abilitv. - He was also a memtat of the Consti tutional Convention, fXRANG-EBfiRO COIJ.EOB* This Institution Is aimmg (he young est colleges of the State, yet |.erh»ps tlie most prosperous of thto entire c»tf*- logue. lu boarding patronage for (he vear recently ended- was larger than that ofjMI College* except Clcuison. ^onyerseand Wiutbrt*p-. Fnr several { ’ear* the attendance has grow n stead!- V, and for the next yenr at least twn hundred’ Itoardin-g students are expect-* cd. Much-of this unexampled growth D due to 1 the energy anc$ tfliecutWe n- 1 Ulty of Preshleiu. Clarence J . Owen*.- He has thrown all hli» Bfe Info tMs work. Called to the presidency bdfhre Mo reached hit majorfiy Me hwwnot only measured'up to expectst«iOH», but hr addition'to the bercuiean every day work on his shoulder* he has taken the Matter of Arts conrse Mi the Columbi an U ni verst ty at WaetWngfoo. Few go l*> college so far from home, botlt hws been his rale to keep hi touch with col lege work by almost weekly Saturday vlslw to the capital. The world will Veir more of thiaorilliant young gen tleman if life shall be spared;. Ho Is already one of the moat remarkable young monpf the HodCb, and the fu ture has much In store for hiu>. Bee advertisement on fourth-page. Cutum futures w«*re dealt in ncarlv a century age in South Carolina Th" information «>f the fl/st recorded trans action of this kind Is contained in the reminiscence* of K. J. Scott, who was the oldest Columbian at the t'mc of his death a lew years ago, li.iving been born in 1802 The paper, -written for the ir.tormation and rditiention of hi* grandchildren, contain* many incidents j of iwore than passing interest. ^ | Gen. Wade Hampton, fattier of the | prexent venerable sqldicr and states man, wa« a party l« iIh* cotton deal, I and it Is not surprising tint, a* that | geiitleman w as then the chief patron u| tbeturf in South Carolina, that a re markable t»or«e rare was InvoYvctt. Ainsk-y. Hall, w ho came from Eng laud a* a clerk and afterwards e*tab- li«lied himself here as merchant and On account of the above occasion. Southern Hallway will aell round trip llckct* from all station* on it* Lines to < hieago, Di.. and return at e*|>eciall) reduced rate*. Tho following rates w ill apply from points named : Abbeville Blacksburg Carlisle Chester Denmark Greer, wood Oratig -burg Rock Hill $22 20. Ai.d»*rson $21 05. 21.IU. i 'auuUtii 2-5.75 2. r V*t. Charleston •20 25. 22.05, 4 4ilu mbia 21 75. 24.’75. Green vllie 20 20 22 20, New berry 23 35: 2'i 2'-, IVoviierltr 23 55. 22 55. Hpartauburg 20 20 CURIOUS CURES. Some twenty year* ago IMr. Glsmrer, a Greenville doctor and druggist, was walled fib treat a ehHG desperately HI with diphtheria: Parent* and friends were ID'despair when thedoctxir Intpup- ly thought of an old woman’s practice In Pickens county where he was raised. He bad two chickens MBied (Mid cut •pen and-wblle tbelr heartr were «tiil beating pat the child's feet in- them. In a shert while the little one was bet ter and made a quick recovery u> per- Jeet health. * Mentogeita ls now being treated suc- almilar may.. The back la shaved add quickly kilt ‘ ‘ to- It while their ! natural beat. •* firrfflff closed CcotiitttuursI HUlinei \\ j HampWm f«»r the purchase of ton's three crops of cotton that been stored pending the close ol hostil ities A large suionut w a* involved,a* Hie Kcneral w as peijiap* Hie inoxt ex tensive planter In the xtatc at tlmt tiine working hundreds of slave* in his cot ton lit-ld* The *ale was made at a xlipulated price provided Hall Ggnitled bis coullrmaiioii of the bargain lo Kirk patrick A Co., Hieir niutusl (actors in Charleston, before it wax rescinded by Hampton'* order. The new* of |»erfve i»etween England and America was received in Goliinibia by both Hampton and Hal) about the xame limir. The Utter had not eon- llnned Hie cotton trade, as it was known that cotton would immediately advance 2(*» to M> per cent., and each wa* inter- edic-l to the amount of about $li>UK) in lirxt comiiiunlcatiiig with Hie factor in ( liariexion—Hie one tu contirln and the other to nullify-the agrrement. By the old state load, which was very rough in tlioxe days, Charleston wax 127 iniles frWm Golumbia and Hie xwift est comtnmilcatHtn w»4 of course., by mounted messenger. Hall haxtened away a little, wiry Scotchman In lii* employ, rtmiiutcd on a Meet hoixe, to clo*--Hie cont-nc' with Kirkpatrick.- vhile G-CU’ Hahipton xfaftei| lid's nrost trusty yiegrn jockey, astride oMiix.MxL racer-, bred aud irurned. to ririr eight miles, w ith a note revoking fti* poudl Clonal contract. The Hytfe Scotchu»an lr.nl iHfo hours xfiar( and wax told to win Hie race wiUrnut considering tire life of the really splendid horse Irt mounted. The negro jockey, Ihnveyor, was ordered to- ride fast< but with judg ment, and pot injure the pride of thre IFaia^rton statoWs. It wax » n-iiHirka- bly close mu for the distance. Two days of racing brought the mabasxador oMIftU to the door of Kirkpatrick’s of. Ike nyr a*horse that was dead spent ami died of fatigue:; ten minutes later, with long, easy xtridtr tin- jLimpjon tbor- ougbbread came u> Hie door With pkn- *y of reserve force but just !o*ing by a nos* one of n«; biggest pursea ever raced for In this country. • Homier $2(1.1)5. Tickets will tm sohion Auguxt 25th. 2*i'li and 27lli, with tinal limit Scpteni Iwr Jrd, l!*si. By rlepoxit of tickets w itb J-iint Agent of < entral I’axxenger A*xociatiou. at L'hieago, prior to 12.00 noon September 2d, 1900, and on pay ment of fee ol fifty (nil) cents in con nection with each ticket at lime of de posit, the leiurn final limit mkv be ex- Mvndeil until Hepte'mber 'RMh IMOl I’ersonx Iw-ated at uoii-coupoi] sta- Hoii* shouhl notify agent several days in advance of date they contemplate U-ii 1m. may |H$iply- km-( ll with proper ticke:*. h*rt informal ion relative In | iLules, reservations, etc., call on or address any agent of the .{South ern Kailwav or it* connection*. S. li. hakdutck. A. G. 1’. A., Atlanta. Ga. Nrttlonai Convention of the Christian Church, Kanxhs- City, Mo.. Octobei 12th 19th,1900. • On account of the above occasion •Southern Railway will *e|| round trip tickets to Kansas City. Mo., and return from all points on Its Lines at rate ol One First Clax* Fare for the round trip plus $100. Tickets will be sold Octo her BUI. 9th and 19th, wltli final return limit October 23d, 1900, inclusive. Persons at non coupon station* wil kindly notify the Ticket Agent several ! <txy*~tu advance orttfeTr eoutcmplate departure, in order tluit he may suppii blmxelf with proper form of tickets. Annual Convention. National Baptist Association, Kichuioud, Ya. ( 8eptrinbci I2th-20th, 1900. On accoiiat of this occasion Soiitbero Railway will sell round trip ticketx to Richmond Va., ami return at rate ol One First-Class Fare for Hie round trip from all point* on it* Line*.except from tVashington, D. C., and Alexan dria. Va. Ticketx will Ite sold Septem- tu-r loth, lltli 12th, with "final limit September 2’2d. PkJO, inclusive. For further and detailed information ax to ratea, reservations, schedule*, tie. call npoo or waiiw any Agent of Hit Aoutheru Railway or it* connections or *•—-— 8. II. Hardwick, Asst. Gen. Pax* Agent, Atlanta, Ga. —— m PULLMAN BUFFETT CARS RE TWEEN AUGUSTA AND SPAR TAN BURG. To accommodate the increasing travel to the mountain resorts of the Carol! nas Hie U. A \Y. C. Railway July lid Commenced Hie operating of PuHhimo Buffett cars Pel ween Augusta ami Spartanburg, eonne-ting at .Spartan burg w Itb Southern Hr. Chair Car* t<- Asheville ami intermediate |Hdnt* I’liia improved service w ill-no doubt lo appreciated by the travelling nnhlic. Clo*e conneetiou from Aiken, Bmnweli and Denmark. - ' W". J. CRAIG, General Passenger Agent. / Atighsta. Ga. A Valuable Present given away tvitU>cvcr>dollar’a purchase at my store. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED. REMEMBER THE PLACE. . THE BLUE STORE ff. ft. AVENUE, BLACKVILLE S. C. W. M. ALTMAN. . St SESSION OF 1900-1901. r% OKPICES : Barnwkll and Wiluston vCommencfng the first week in Octq- ber I will be at my Barnwell omce at the llnlford House on the first Monday ami Ttn-sdH.v nf-Hie first and fourth week* if) each month, and longer by special engagement. At Willistnn olllee on every Friday and Saturday. 1 ant also prepared to do Dental work •at your homes any w here in Barnw ell Countv. ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. of S. C ( Condensed Schedule. .>(M HI. No. 57 daily ex Sun. A-JL. H 02 1 4:> No. 35 dtyily a.JL In Effect December IMfi). 1st, NORTH. No. ) >\t>. 5(» : 32 L -di«4y ex 'dally Sun. P. M. I’.M L Darlington A .s 05 |.v Elib4t Ar 7 20 stattoxs. 47 13 Ar Lv A> Lv Sumter Sumter Cre*t<>n C re-ton Lv A r Lv x?r:, (i 40 IS 27 10 48 Hi 53 Ar Pregnall* L _ Orangeburg Denmark JiarnwelL Robbiug Augusta 30 lo do' 5 o -2 4 28 4 ui :( *28 2 : >o Train V<>. 35 leave* Florence*'2 3i «. m.. and (rain No. 32 arrive* at Fior- cin-e 7 ^25 n. m. .. _ Train* 32 anil 35 carry through F’ull- man Palace Buffet bleeping f :i'r* la-* iween New York and ’Macon via An* gtisfa. • 1. M. Kmefainn, 11. M. Emerson, T'sfih Manager. (.en. Pa** Agt« J. K. Kenlv fjen. Manager. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. TIm* attention of Parent* sod Guarili in* i- this Iiixtitiition, now in the nio*l •uct:c*-luii caKe-l i-apter III* It* a-lvnn’t exixteu iffere-l I- HT-TA I T I Fl I. '4’iie new'ltnlldingw w it| he ready f<> •y of dexign, ctpiiiort.-Voiiniio-liou-n<-» tx? the equal of the best in the Mate. m i u > i n (; s. uccupancvin (be « • ului adaplalioii to *rlv Fall, and in bean- .ducat tonal u*vs will ID, field* ami who have i)e<lica:>i| th- high records guaranlee the future. id! m V live* to The F .Hacbei , OOllllcr ncktional tcup V •» »tu -F •l|CC« I -ur *u.( will haw- rur. 4i vj |>ro- hi -itittn-v Their'it-wet r A PERFECT HEALTH RESORT. (rased *-V- ln> n K.7' -t Jun» ia. ItafV ik t t Daily $•0 H Itoitf EA»TfcHN flMK N.x 8-, l) Dntly Doily . 1 1 i»ar ^ ... Aril 45a. * Du 7 4*40 »Him*fMhrvt4Nk ' ii*j» 7 •»,. li t> H .Va* Hi iA(i« livill«4 V is. i uni 7 iadfs “ s il* 5te» 0 • U* l n kitHTrilffi* : k* 4 43|, ■ v r-fi ' r Li -. 0 a - 11 l* <*am *f*n. Lv 2JlSf 9 ••in 4%^' A Lr 1 1 r» 4 -s* Lv C*Harlr<oii Arll.Ua * i -p * Z’lfi B» itiD’hvtl!** •• a Jo* r nj). T4o|. V 4n H«ii horg * 27* *.l*r U -fiV7t ** iMniniirU *• s 13a 5 1 -rr •v ‘ 1 . » ^ r b OTi* ** Bt* k\ il.« . •* s n •» 3 ixtw V-’- 1 ig %ik* » •• T »,<• J V',* «• |1 tl &lu Ar ’.ui tj Lr ■ 1 ft :i l^-» ~!-i»’l rr;f i in ad iiii *1 ut'th* «'• ir>- »-rr1e* Pure Flowing Art'sian Water will be » and every care be taken t*» |»r *etve Hu* In fiody a* well u* cultivate and develop the upplievl to the pupils ot Hu* 111*111 -alth of Hie pupil* ami CLbuild u; (•rain.* Hu HOME - CAKE - AM) - CO.MFOKT. H. F v BUI ST, aYtorney-at LAW, BLACKVILLE, - S, C. is.nl .far. Bsrsa.il Cawlg-far.lk«—imscUaw- Boartling.w Itb the nu xonable rate*. ‘t Milhdtoiit lii'Uic care in the bt *t latuiliv* ntunuxt rca- Gr-od I.ibrary'i Hoi !>a'*--il iu tin* >• t-e. IA ( I .imt h'irctv R iflrmid ■ i. - - ie| mfol and Tele. matioii addie- GEORGE H. BATES. . F hatmran '4 ruxtres, Barnweil* 8. C 9apUly| EaWiitic* not sur- • • \V !!. .IOVKS, I'rlfttMpHb . * u vwu, s. I J in.. i ( j r\\U I 1 M 4 leak thro \v • X-.., Uatl; 11- 1, N-». t-1 A- 11 run dtilr )»•*»• • lit*, -'nrrvuis ele**t N- I31aar.-('k»r>« tnnL.a V> * m : si Xu Mieare Asheri3 * i A i to . uri ivi- epltii --ar* ready f--r u 1 >oua a* •*-n V. en C'hsrles- it ) ullma t i-ei II :■« p. ri\r A*h*- r !0 i m f ('t»! IPS ->»« ruyaney m Th< xe trsiu# I' .luial- s wch nia |«mi's amt X (It 4£ V i I.l.r«. fhlUy S»-rvi-e Xoa. No H fsn.v T u *1 V .'4*1* 10 in -rrii; t-— --- — 11 amp- Fwr detail at ha<l ’■'•t’'’ 1 . "tlle^i —a-yyswa •pmmf *V lUHImwr - RKi EJVERS HALE. State of South Carolina.) Bamberg County, f In the Court of Common Pleas. Julia Ray, Plaintiff, against Arrie \Y. Free, et al. By’ virtue of a decree In (he above entitled cause, I will sell oft Monday, Hie third day of September next, be tween the usual hours of sale, in front of the Court Hoiifee at Barnwell, 8. C , at public auction, to Hie highest bidder, all Hint certain tract of land fu Barn well County, containing one hundred acres, more or less, bounded North -by lands of N. G. W. Hair and others, t South Try land* of P. W. Farrell, East bv W. ,\. Ross and West by land* of P. W. Farrell and Turkey.Creek. Also, one lot in (he town of Barnwell, in said County and State- o.inMinlng one acre ajMf nn.'.iliird. wltlTWifMfn^ff thereon, bofrrrdrd North byca^eet-sepHrating lx fiom land* formerly of 0. ITudean Bel linger, now of G. K'. Ryan, Eaal by street separating it from Estate of B. F. Brown, South by alley-way aeparfa- Hngit from Hattie Rraftham, and Wear by street separating it from Mr*. J. C. Buckingham. Hold air thte property- of A F. Free, dee'eased. Terms cHxh--Purchw*er fo pity for paiwrs :md Hevermp Stamps. C. B. FREE, Receiver. P-amberg, 8. C M August loth., 1900. --^g- SALE BY EXECUTRIX. TtM STAX* OF'SoftVH C*not.t.8A-, } COL’NTY or Ba-UNWELL. J is prepareil to furnish bonds for Exec utors, Adminixtrators. Guardians. Trustee* and all public officer*. Save Your Money., Don’t throw your money away with peddler* going through the country, claiming to know it all wot king on your guns, pHtols and sewing ma- ; chine* today and tomorrow somewhere else. They know it will last until tlie\ get out of the wav. Bring your work tome where it will be repaired, right with a guarantee for one year, and IToriger remenvbw light work can be dune by me thro'igh the mail service. I costing but a trifii. For further par-| icular* write me at Jenny*. J A. HARTER. D ces For Cottoi H : nr * n - V.V »* * i3» ■■ V-S»—*- II tfxi. - . Ii*p • 11'.p Ar I ’-T Ar i'har;*-*-**! ' Hr.-iU'-hrtl'n fr sup** nee - oiuiiita.i C.—aWiXMl ..Ablx-rlHa ..AiuI-T—m Ar l.v * l.'l I r.ir S ip In., 12 AS, | Lv tl Aki Lv la 4 a 7 (Cw. I Air* t l -'x* I .'<• x l.Sp (I nn» 4 4Ap Of j- T-8Trr~* ■noisrei'iw t.i 111 n 1 s Kx. Kl r*un. rsiijr >un.' Have induced me to purchase a Large Stock of Goods for next Fall and to make room for them I am going to oiler lor the next sixty days . \W.-4 S|)i-iii<z nml Siiiuiik-i- (’loth- intr, Lndit-s and Cii-ulr- Dr.J.H.E, MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist," BLACKVILLE, - - - - H.t CHURCH NEWS, The protracted meeting at CaV**s Church closeil wltb aevwi miesstm:*. Rev. E. P. Hutson assisted Pastor ( an- then. The sermons were of very bigb order and much good was done. ^ The Arete days meeting at MYr.pah cl.nrchi condmited by Pastor Ueckwkh and Rev. G. E. Stokijr, resulted In’fnor accessions, and in much benefit to the •nctuberxhip. Itarge eougregaiiohs at* toadied tiio interestloj^crviec*. Cooler ty ctiapoi Will be St his otMcc in Barnwell everv Baler day and Tncsday and Wednesday fnlk-wtra Will be at his Home office in Blackville «»• ery Friday and Satunlay, and will make ap pointments to meet patients at any of out county towns or call at their residences. 1 am a full grad date of Philadelphia Denta College; have ftlSd seventeen years active prat ttcalexperience, and cart pleascyortin quallt* of iVorl and prices. . ' ( )x 1< )L'd J :) i 111 i- nnd all Sum- m(‘i* l^ahrics al a l>iu* Sh<K k s, I^awii.- t i(‘s* LVrcalr 1 ii'oicha’it'S’ Prints Auifl.iH Ar .-*aiiii»-r<vti:*» ■' Ti-antili- Lv Tuunii:- •’ >a.‘i.Hi rJ4Ville Ar AcgiMUL 7 IDll M -lUi I sy- 12 t.!;- I 3U|> 12-V.p i A<J» 8 :«•» 8 *Jjv Lr, S.-irftnnnh.. ." Alli-iuiHte . " r»inwfii • " ICni-fi villi- Ar. (.'olumbUL. Ir ily Daily 12 J-n li'ttp (iMl- 42l( rti 5i’ .1 ttta 5 Vkt Sun Vti Dat.v .11'tp 4I4S> .1 2)1» 7 I-A- * Dfltiy Mu Bx -ni Ev xt* 4 i&i 4 ?H;i * lux t>7«in T 2ra lu Ital 4 I Sii a I 7 43a 111 43a Daily Dntly -i Mix Mix. l)ailjr Kx *n Kx xu oxM<r 1 iXln Cl* . 3 (Di 1(J 13*! 4 50r> H lAi 11 urn. 8 40p . 1 1 u-t- V lop . . ..* 5 KM ’-«■ 1‘ecli ict ion in jiricie? SEA- THESL COOTtS ARE ALL FRESH ANf» NEW AND WILT/ BE Finable for the next foi r months, but to make room TijEY MUST Go. COME SOON AND GET WHAT YOU WANT, I HAVE BI HAN A COMPLETE LINE OF ROCK HILL AND HACKXEY ’BROS. S AND PIEDMONT <INE AND TWO HORSE WA002*8 ON GEf MY PRICES BEFORE YOU PI RCHASE. COLLEGE OP.CHAEESTW, / CHARLESTON, - FooiWed fn 1?*R. i Wnrt twaalon op«n* 4>t. T. PW/- — nottYd 1 itt the College I>orm)tn/f, fr>- Ex-PiirteG. A. Nrfmbftrgcr, F.xecvip I elfidit.g furnish al rodfis affff light*, can rrHt. be obtained at $10 a month. Tuition, Vu Re, Estate of C. F. Ntiynbei-gcr, de- pef svaalbn, RhytlrTU tn two Insial- ceased. j menu. Owe scholarsMp giving free | Itrttion ir fitaigned lo Ibrrrtwell Ctuinty/ By virtae of and pursuant to an or- tlie holder to be appolnCetTby tiic Cooo- tlef made hgreijrA>y John ly Superintendent^ of KilncatUm and E«q. «Fmlge of Probate for BarnwelL the .Fudge of Probate. All candidates County in said state, 1 wTH ^ell ip J for tidmlssion ate pertained toconi|)ete XrOqf of the Court Hunae at BurnwelF for Boyce Scholarship*, wblcb pay piftP «u STKisrdfiy,-August 25th, 190©. begin- » yefir. ing at 11 o’clock »r. un, all open ao- Strorfg fitaiHfrW^ll equlppisd chem- ctiunte, hills of sale, doe biTIr, notes’ hml, pbyirtcal aud biological laborato* pm StAMt. M. O'GORMAN/ Blackvillo* S. C. nilfciaaii GLEN N SPRINGS; ' - «f>KXN SI'KI 6ueer>of Southern Summer Resorts, and liens belonging to ifk* estate of C. F. Nurnlterger, dte-eksed, • list of which appears ih the inventory of the assets of said Estate and rtie return of appraisers filed in tho Probate Court December 29th, 1898, and January 13th 1900, respectively. Term* cash. G. At. Numbergrr, Jyxeouiria. iler; ob^rvatbry; liorary of l+.uflf) yoV- mlie*; and (be flne>t mustum of nature at hiatory Itl'the ShnrtV. Elective courses leading w tBe dW- grees of K. A. and'M. A. For catalogue, Hlustraled Circular and information In fiiil address Harrison Randolph. PreaejsL Bffld Staatrt on the Fool Hills ol the Blue Riili'c Mountai The air is fresh and bracing. The water, ax-thousands will ch><frfiilly tei- HTy, ha* no equal 1 for the Stomach, Liver, Kiilneys, Bowels and BfeOd, •^Hotel lime 1 to- ftclioBfrfui c ine anil Serrice Excellent.— F. W. Wagener’a Splendid Livery at Glenn* for the Season. £0^ Dalian Rand fot fhe Season—'fhrbe Concert* !>»ily. E0F~ Germans evcr-y-Tuuredav aud Saturday uigiita; For Board apply to— 't—' . Sz *Siinj>son. 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AupnetA r** Bottfibqra “ CoJumbia (l/n iou Depot Ar.O.firtotte Ar. tfiJErSoryl' Ar. Wnxhfupfoio “ bkUmcpr Pa. B2 »^;T; . “ KcsV fork 2 56 > TiiOp 4 :u,i 121/7*’ 555p 215* I?tfa ll»p 7 33o- —. Sfo ll'2Sp » *113£a 2 jSa 20rfpi «J3* K* ' S b<*t»ofln CK* r i«itfln and Atlonr^. -vta Ahpnx:*. making l ojiBf etions at AUrni.sfM-all iM.iutx Sorth and West. Tine 14 Tf " ins 1x “ ,WMin Charleston and ^he- rnllmafi f’nrhir Cars‘and Drawing Room tlrewtig rare betwesn CharjMtou and Asl^ 4 ..niair-Mpns at O-daml ia with throuph trslng’ and iho Ef>ft; alaufor Jackfiou* Ml til Finn':a Pouita. EPAh’KS. WANNOV TC M. OTLP liurd-A P A- (4en Mgr., Traltl ■ Manapsr, V. a-luagt. n. U. C. Waahmgtoa.XX Ot GCUKOSH ALJ.KK. . ' ■ Dlv. Pi-**. Agt-,, •' Charleston; R. C. W A TI-r.K. 44eg Pm* Act , H H FABDWIPt Asst (—n.pao* AfiB^ 1