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'.± r.. The Barnwell Peonle m YOUTHFUL HOMICIDE. * On tin* 2:M Lilly Walker, color- ed, ag<<d about lo year*, was shot' and killed hy Wade Hampton Walnwright,, colored, about the same njre, on the HATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. |.l.„u>taofilr I..II. William, Mar • i.T: 12.00 L’liner Magistrate N. W. Week ley THURSDAY, AUtM^sr ;|:j, IhOv). & held the inquest aud ed.omitted thehov to jail. ■» - The Ksi/ulsr Oimmuniriations <1 llarinonj t'<od<e No. I? a/.-, k.*-. m.-. i / . wili tv r- iM ho lion V asor.le IViu- evT, saa the' full mom in each nesrinmua n t earl} caudli liuht. ■ dy >Motof W.-. yj.'. I II. I* AniieuSos. isecretatf. WAN'TKI), hy a voting n/an of good diabifK Miij iint alraid of \vu/ k n sIi.iih ,Iioii as Clajk. lie has bat A MODEL LET I'Kit. Some p topic say that Irt'or writing L a Ioat ari those latter days. The JJu - ! loiuog From an estet iMfd subacriber is I equal to any epistle written by lloraed j, <n Mirmer. and there,iye many others j liv ing wtiooab Uo as well: ——WX). Mi. Kditnr i . JieadUig Thk rKivii'' las' 1 , night 1 happened to think l liavJ not paid you Baking Powder Absolutely'Pure Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ICandMateColuffln Contintied. I D « IIOVAI. SAKIVO POWOtR CO., Wf w YOnw. For Sheriff. VURRENTE CAI.AMf); A 1M.EASANT TEN PlCIL'RE. nnd can lurnish satisiaem/v relerenceT ' ?****•; yo bc !" r « Aildress \ - y y I breakfast I emdosr you whi. h (. M ,„ ‘,, ‘ please place toiuy cmlit. Next time I . Care iHKl-Kortis. B, 4 rnwe:Fw ill^phil your latch IMi’OttT.UNT NO i 'll K. All persons holding stock ,in the Ilainwell (traded Srloud Association w-jli please present liwir cmiltcatea or other evidences to t.ho unJersignejl on or before the ti li day 'of. «• plemlier. LbH). in order tliat tlif piomeiU to ihe • redit of'the A»s<adattioi nia oe appor tioned and paid oPt to' the hulders of stock. Oeo. H. Hates, Mtli August, l!H)rt. Treasurer. Kt» string, illl^pi With good wishes, SPOUTS NEWS. Mr. 1*. If. Sanders, who lias been vis i Tlie cool week iu August missed thin y t * r% r. r TitK Proyt y. arrives at its 2:5.1 . mile- Stoic- with this i.»oc. ■ 5 The second primary will he lield next Tuesday week, Se|iL Mth. Mr. .1. !1 Lancaster arrived from Baltimore I'uesday innruiiig. (•forge A. S^HI A Co. have it telling * It is the wiy«- of centuries to go out In blood” run# ,lu old proVerb. , A'p Ip 'Saturday night Barnwell re- C i v t d 1 .V I tiali-s :n\\ Collin. 1 or the.litlle election uew's we haVe; tir«t eolipunon secotij page. j iting here for some tibie- from Atlanta, i leit on Saturday with \1 is- '< .Jessie and , Katie Stnder* and.Miss Owens to visit Mr.and.Mrs W. L. Baxliy-and in JoVee Branch Section. Mr. ami Mrs. M. VI Holly: rettirhcd from a few davs visit to the city hv tlie sea and the Ole of i’almth Mrs. (i. M. Holly, wholpu been un der treatment of f)r Parl tr, is much improved in liealth. . i- Mr. M. M. Holly ii reeling with liis two Ktar.r btillding at 1 liiu in order to open a tall stock of good c Miss' Bestvie Briiie who lias been teaching tUi* school k-ft Friday. Clover- Ei>. i KOri.K : | On August loth a largo and plansftnt Dear Sir >—Will you i>lea«' tell tlie crowd -iissemhlcd at tlie hospitable people that I will not he in mV othee in home ol the Morgans, tlie occasion lie Barnwell until -alfsdov: Mrs. Millioaiaeing tlie celebration of the s.dd birthdav and 1 Jiave. just returned fiom ft do—•'of tlie gra.nf|-motlier, d-idovv of rile late before j hglhtful trip We* visited Hreenville, I*r. Ifaniel Morgan, vvhVonly crossed where I spent nearjy four ytars at overtln- river a year or Lvo since, seliool over twenty-lfve years ago. 1 Between ISO and 2f > yuesis were was amazed at the growth of Ihe city;, present—relative* with few exceptions, very low places and streets woro-recog- i At these annual reunions ail ciiildruH- nizahle. Nearly all np country towns ami-^rand children gather to d» honijr are* out stripping the fow country, to li.c aged and much helovjcd gran'd (ireenwood, where I Iia4»t ioeadeW to' parent and aunt. p in dice, was tlien a small |own not as j Time, the great oracle, lias been won- large as B ackviiie or BarnwtdL’ hut dro-.jf kind to the stately dame, still now lias grow n into a city of near six /permitting her to retain traces of w hat thousand, with cotton factories, .elec-| was Oiiee a rare typo of heautv. Her trie Iigdits,.'elaborate ItotcU and' many ,<*vef still spukle with the briiliHiirv of railroads. * , .v%uth Am? a Ipippy sinjle liglit-f the. fair We spent several days, at Clemsou face, dignity ami grace lend tlieir uni- College, vi dting its liotroTed President tc i chqrms. How could it bt othertrise? .JENNY, NEW.S. The dry weather h*:*> damaged i crops idr. H. S. Hart/.og. We'greatly eujjy- ed tlie btmnieoua hospitality of his happy family, lie is raising up a com pany of sons for Clemson.' Ww took in part of tlie farmers’ insti tute, beard some of tlie Celebrated ice* turers on agriinilturc. among vvhorn wore Prof. Ma sey of X. C- aiid Prof.- Wclborn of Miss . hut none surpassed the gifted Prof. Newman of Clemson t ollcge. riejjisaa College is r gigantje affair, well worthy of tlie place it ludds among tin* grt'at iiistiiutioiis "of learning in our state, which cannot Ik* lllled Itv consideiwldv an! it »« t IxoigUt ilia* | mu-utlier uiKtllutlon ()Ur farincr* aio on.f a hail crop of _otton vfril he made ; |(>»jng aotnc very vuloatde lielp hy not attending these summer- in«ti*nte«. in thi« conimuiutv Impos*ilHe;- true - aristocracy' never wanes, and old age seems heautifi.il. At 2 o'clock dibucr was serve'd amid the rftule of flimilv silvcr and tlie tin-. k#of1- tit glass; a table running the entire, iangth of a very long and b>ftv pin /./.a er ved tiie purpose, 4 tahhia whose seating capacity was sometliing wdiider , ‘ul were litcr.iliy Nirdeued with viands an I delicacies of every de scription, the meat* amt triads ’were handed as in lim old antebellum style, everything being very pietuYesque. Alien dinner all repaired t > spacious parlor end halls, where music lent its seductive charms, Mrs. Corbett more than lending herjdi.titt to the enter- Mr A. E. Keat e ot Colston was lit re i on Mtoittsy. J M *■» Sudy He aril of Cols on, after] sp- ndiog smiie time with Ifer • sTster! ] Mrs E. Barnes, returned home lu*l ! ’ T tvwro w ^ja«l week. lie fo ih a'h* .in 4 a Whites wjttl L'tS'itiored Wc.ihaitk MY. E lr t s -ui/p.«jWi>. treat. / Alton W. IV t**«tek for i he d tile season, a real ^Jviwt ti pi- I-1 w ith fdti tiin« fney flenertl IJ-Illugt-r •ml t rientU. Try- Co piecing icatjlici ■ mitv Mimu; • *ceiV. W i o altetol ui< harleston f ' - • Mi-* Pauline Ficken of Early Braneli is the got -I ttf M l rr Bessie JelltlV. .Mr*. I.aura *»4-tpots-.ftt-Ht a Ft-vv last week with Mr. Henry Killer family nt Ke*r-»-. • .iiiiet^' nia r ri- c noon, A tig. lY'h t, | pics, it ttn* reshlrnee of tht* lit id*- . * ren*s. Mis* Laura, llie',-Wb«rilYoghtei d i* | ro- I ,,f \j|. i a n,| \j r s iH'Xter Piafr* to Mr, J, tc 111 let* n Broes II irt r. L. laiumeur, e*-isted l,y lo-r obliging lonl Tiiey should plan to s]teud u vveek at and many ollier-gcntlomen, c-p-ciatly Clemson every -dmmer. * ihe M* **r- Nyhiienhen? are deserving From Cit-nisoii we vveiU to Ca-*ar'* of thanks. U euld (liTt pm eoufil. ex- Head, ami had one w*ek of solid com- pre*« wlist we heard and »aw, vLortl* fort Hit-1 re**. .! are too few and inexpre-sive >o attempt In'much, Lowevt-r. (lav ami liLilliaut lew - uui lay« \tiid n Wed nr si l ay alter- B-v K W. IV. - pa- j A pot firm t>f p.it-h d-iy vraa' spent vUftiug ihe ditls-reiit ia!t»,' eftlf* and I tUpds, from w hi«-h height* imr eve* rea<rt*d on the grandeur of natnre, ami ! our faces wi le fai.net! wiili enolt-st j hrct-Zt's. We heartl Ihe wild turke\s I calling and an-wering one aiiotlirr; we »avv the piiea- tiii* f t| li-ar-l the rat- tler« s-»iiiid Mcv'r e arning of approach- [ lug dang ", Cu one of our ramble* : ti ir parte qnn-MIng of sixiRuie*, three I men and tour hov*. kille I two rattle- Barnwell, s. Q... May 2l»t, IflOO. Prestiectfully announce mvscdf a can didate 7or the oliice of ^llerlt^, auhject to tlie rules and regulatdqiis of the Democrats primary elratloti, pledging myself toubuJe hy the tWuits attd sup- pot t the nominee* of the party., J- W. I.a in aster. Barnwell, S. C., M.ly Hllh, 1SX0.' I respectfully announco myself a can didate for the ollice of sheriff, subject to the rules and regulations of the dem- oeratic primary election, pledging my self to ubltle by tlie results and support the nomlhscs of tlie pa-rAv. — • : 4). H. Lnnglev. . Y Martin, S. f!., May rth, 1900'. I respeel^nlly announce mrself a candidate fttr the olilce of-hliet Iff, snh- ject to tint rules gud legulatiuns of the Jfenioeratiu prlmaiy elePtiou*.' rtitd pletlgi* myself to abide hy th' results and support the nominees of the party. _ . «L S. Calhoun. Monie, S. C., May 7th, 1900. T . f.'resptvtfully aniiuunec mvself a -eawdidalt* fttr tlie ollice of Slierilf, siiV. j»*et to flic rules and regulations of tip- 1 Ihunoeratio primarv eletnloo, and ph-djjtt 1 myself to abide hy the resiilt^ji and support tlie nominees of the party, VintC'ii T. Walker. Barnw* M,’.S. t’., M*y laf, iwnO. I respectfully announce mvself a eainlidate for reelectlou to the odiee of SlteriM, sniijt-et to Hid rule* ami regu- lations of tjie I ViniH-ratic j-rimary elec- • hh», ant) pledge mvseiT'ro ahitle hv the rasnlt a-nd suftporl the nominee* of the" PTty. Frank II. Crs-celi. BarnvvHl', S. f., April ?Mh, If'na IfcsfwVmiHy announce myself a can- 1 didaie lor tlie ollice.o f Mierilf, subject to ihe rules and regulations of tlie Demoerntijr piimary elect ion, pledging myaolf to abide liy the results and sup port the o tmioees of ibe nai tv. c. <*. RtTey. County Trcumrer. A pph*ton, A. April 23d, 1P00. I StJR< IfFsACKVittF ’ w ill b# dnv and Wilt be cry Friday Fresneetftflly aonch»nc« myself » j polntroeidf L_ «*sl*J5 v ,V '£ZHl I ts tatssss ibad aevtnUwn J« a« iiiusg have t>een this piluti-tl old ••pile" t*'.tore timeayt^war ptarcil their hainTsfri lude-t'flhanfe ruin upon its lofty hMI and veranda* we know ai BarnwelL C..April F l‘*-» l iner -tettue never gre.-t.-.1 the eye than ' ,* the pi.-ie •« vve »aw on lltal dav. tntetif- ’ re-p.- UmB} annonoeo mvelf a* a gent and boiutiful women, charm in* ! '■•'''"'’ut** h-r lli« ollice of MierifT and gra ef »| ma-.ltsiM gav ami gallant I l,, * , r " le * and regulations toutlis, handsome and courteous -.-n-i ,h ** pHmarr electicni.d tletiien. it —em. Iiopikssltde to Imagine ' I'iedgt* myself to abide by the re [ that no mor» a- iu the iLivanfobl w hen ‘" ,t •“H'P'Tt tin- the Sap' - ~nwo party. “ ^ ; J - «* Vpistro^. l . Ulmer, S. d. April lUh. 1900. f respect filllautnimunee tny self a can* didate for the oWI -e of liotvnty Ftrr^fiyw’t of tlie Demoeiatle prhary election. Hndddcdge mvsolfto aliic the result, ttnd support the homit oa of tlie party. Kdmonl B. .Sanders. Barnwell, S. O . Ai-il Ttii,.V' <)< >- t respectfully nitnonlce myse’.f « ruudidalc for the ofliie of Ctmnfy Treasurer, subject to .the rub-* auA reg- ulaiJoifxTif rfuY IP 11 R'.T r/ftws-i.i rj UL-' r v ^ lectio,>. and pledge myself to abide tin result and iupporl the nominees of tl <v party. K. I). Free. Vi ^ • - t.'lackv'MIe, H C., April 6th*. IPflll. I res-tcct fully announce tnvseff a tr.tn did ate for tlie olttce of County Treasu rer. I pledge mvself to abide by the re sults of the Democratic Primary Elec tion and to support the nniuincc.aof the party. — W\ Alfred llyles. l or Sirpcrvisor. T_ Ifftttievllle, S.M*v 2^1 It, I'nit). I respectfully, knnotinpo mytd'f n candidate for SutH'rvIsor, »tihject to the roles and regulations of the D.tno- era tin-prim art eltttf on, and pledge my self t-i ahitle by the results ahu mm>- l»ort the nominees of*the party. « . VV. P. Ball. v. Syeattyire, K. C., V ay 7lh, liish I resp. ctfutly knimuncc myself a candidate Lor the otRcs of EVninty pit- |M*rvlsnr, suhj.-ct'fo tin- riilraand regu iNiloos^of the Democratic primary ek.-- ilt*ii, anil pletlge mvself to ahitle by ifie result* and support the nominee* of the ptvrty. J. W. f>o.-L H •wit ill .1 Mi ( oX rm *c .hur. D f.rt-nched til l* \VJO N EWA. tie Baruv lay. • Mi A unit* Oc»t k at •fge II Its i/i .tl I-. .g tp. •rt, * iiopr->v-. gl ITt- '•-op •♦* -aved it -IV, V. « r Cli th t * imC M rs. *1“" rf *• •ur. Dui I of d Mi>. J. VV . i n i Ih II. rr il Mr Be •I VV, W L. Uiky tlie tinv*t he A !•' Tni.d *-ii 4 1 r a 11 r.l Air t.lne new* 1. ll-Hr diiuv thl I.,ll”j 1 he 4-XC". IM t. |r**.«4 V ich). M h • 1 I»f4 tetter lav f‘»r | W k* ago | ii g "lat.v n 4vcru«* pICUl 1 uriw.l Line. L ite C urn i< • oi n*rnw eii .an 1 Four Mile Won the "p« ill the r« V-nt Til K • ON 1 atluu, -— i lie 4 ••oriu pti.t — mil.tv S-'ho^y 1 1 b\ t ■e) iu the ikiri.w.'Ii j u>! 11*. ti 1 rvd.ain in «>'*- 1 1 * »iilr« ient* it te.'itiMiii. in#*: w It. *Wl* riiib id r»- r gin. -I an Xe n ui. | an if ddrv * II.-ike « tiiv ng r< nir fs'et an .1 hi iv ing •pleiidor.spt s elwv 1 end iw* ♦ve ratt> 1 h.» txtv» over air. for ! egitlc 1 tlie m tn > the •lit! 1 *t U (led •till 1. (Mini*. fbt'ir > . J | A «)4V an ot lier Wcredit pet l*«ity Is r/1 • *' * ' in wiW turl key a ini 1 vant lb p*Tht —f*4»ri w.. 1 f A |W Wf !i?r 1 •»n Imre : mrM."«tbT tin 1 h 14 «i * I •ry hilut 4* uJ ft >hin X hi w ifIi pride toe C" **•1 IT|< *11 tit tin • tn*4 tii 4 w 1, •i K l ti ig !i:* Dtnici Morg: thir*t | W/%. I 1 b- VtMl k !l r l ^ •Jd, rl: ti • "jug i'i ii It. h't 'W'f** I** W0 mn fttRT • M » JfO rjr? T.iil U re » ' TTY inylTTf-.l «>« :i r 1 ' u » 11 4 I kgi *• ze. , le«*er tieiglif Kni erlainmet ll! Ill l .V • ir"* He 1 I i# l»liie eye* llgl 11*11.111 Iv bn l*r«» \ i«e(l bv tbi l gile >1* t heut- fill (U.Aer Nt. # -lye- v A fW t 4. IbvV gat! I'T in a I Iihvc been p.» iirge ti ib. likt* otu* lirgediipp v fa iiiily. old, w hen i:* and w tth u iki«i ■ >. lint ll l.i*t 1 <ti.d parting gu* • vucaL .ibt v p \« ’•1 *i Hi •itrw | I’fjp rile - *. ■ ttjirt a 1 1(* ‘{i grand t ll**|5. *• Ami ! 1 W Ml tell ever foi get ;! tnu ‘adits gILtering mantles j * M11 t.Te the rlnwt r of heautv yes iiufadiiig lieautv. i ti. VV. Walk' Thfamas, S..t!„ May 'th, 1900. I I respectfully a it non no* myself * cairH Jale for the olllcc of ("qunty .Wu- iMTvIsttr. auhject to the rules ah J regu- | tation* of the. Democratic prim irr-ebn*- thm. and pledge myself to ebhl* by the result# and support Ihe iutntlnee«of il.e Daiij• l VV Thomas. I hv au.l m 111 •* > n t in. It. vou h* m •ruit Ity th* w ho w was - i i and co At *i !*4 r « »*1 • * * ’ * •*TX \i>‘ Th! ictit, Sunday: n t. ciys'k wa and had Hi Hie ■r<d non Be t her o t at r. • :isp • lor a r rttid. W •jntpanv • I v\ n !m*| • n Ui‘ th inf P ts \\ , d pr iu. .( o N.*\• M m.My will t.e * Ln*'i>r I<tv,” a h.di.lav'l.v a t of the J.t g s.atnie tfliijiitle the cltit 1 - pt op c are loo hnsy l»*,k**»]t p. Legal sale* made that d:t\ a:« all right. * . B lev, I, T. P. I. n •b* Ii t» returned after L*1- in'. IU t 1 1 " Oil I WF'' Tnei't I ft if5"aTtiT w IM'Ti S iiine TIT« r work with the Bul'itWrU church next Punday. -luij* Aid rich on Saturday made an otiicr granfing haiMn the >.im of $1,- fPdto Sir. 'V. E.iv’ts. ("apt J. W. I. vnca-Hr atc.l M r., Henry iluttir bf- catue his sureties At Midway on Tuesday M. sliot anti killed.— Hessinger aiid tl* r. >» pai tjcuiar- Bad hbtod Is said !<t I're^cjCliSted between ihe |iar ti< s for several years. A cotton platform I't Ity 100 feet ha* been built h't-iw ccnTuK I’yatri.ie oliice ami the Court House ‘ Sellers of tlie staple will Hud it ve y convenient to pay subscription does. Charlie Brown returned from the West «m Eiitlay. Crops in Missouri and’Kansas arc magniliccnt. and liusl ness booming., On Motplay he received a car load of pride of the prairie horse* and mole*. '*• A child came near Fteihg ^uyiod alive- in Coliimida last week. It .had heen siek two wei hs and • M r as pronounced dead and prcparcjJ fi>c burial when it surprised tlie watcher* by rising in bed and asking,f,«r tyAter,. I People wlio know say that wheat is better and surer food for stock th;i« any other small grain, tut wlien in the goTYFT.-aplain in Hie I K MONUMENT i.* u .vnoiuenT nen of Piru- f the gallant .rave oil Di«- day aficrnoi.n. IIV I..Mlge N.I,. 17. am. VV. M .<.eu, .1 iin. - (•rand M i»tcr,* utllcm-? ,irg Ma«oi|* 'iroiu . In the < .'riur- .nfcderate corron- I he >t ife. BlsTakd, Utmuirv ariiif. a •cr. Ice til all pre»»-i — chhhI lit h*- tile -.1*1 r. i: .d set v i.-w tioni 1 would iiU> Jiear. Anderson. die * lu us!c I no, a ll nte V* itv'CS. yer lueef-^ X. at w hich llMUVtl *• . . rein^iiitwrefl tlie speaker# ;lt* occa'hin. ' gr./nd *un* *f. Pi s.-iv *: reupl* •d ; i-hi *« the i*< a-iii l.e |. it. |..r h inspired I ng-, and this cli IT. to -ay more but I for- Vcrjrt J. II. E. Milhous, i ev of CleiiKon College nidtiklnd I won! I |ioint i the lotty figure of Dr. an, the h-ir to a vast do-, Uisciloi I jK*t. so ii.aie*tse l .fleflug s'love tho-c of an Fthe kindly .‘augblug lit mg up h face of wonder- •I atreirgih, such as migiit »s*e«<ed by the kntgi-t of 4iade auieii to escli de- | ", a>>l-te.l by b!< *I..ve4y J .’harming aunt. Can w<* I he scene ' Having no de- i »Irc or Diclina’ion w* think n..t. >.* thus on-!'* t o.-je :] .■ most plea*- . ant of p . a-iut <fays, iueludlng a do- ! liglitful drie* l.onic. The star* were shining bri^ii'.lv; ail w;»« quiet \v> think vve beard a gailant youth wiiis- j (•'•r to a mai.h ii lair, "would she it 1# j TO Xltl!ft* ?* 9 Ue trtts* that ’ll. jb ar J'rRiidnioihar’* | prrei lux* mav grace many a fectat k.iar«Va>td that a* the end li.-r life may i Applotun. S. C., April Vi;h, Ban). I I n‘*|Mw trullv announce myself n cNii, di'late for the ollice of .'sitpervl»ot, »uti- j«s-t to^lie role* ami r giilatton* of the j Diu’i4.c*.itie primary el«i liori, pledging myself to at.i.iv by the rtanltR and '’tn- I rmfhujtFnlly giioo in.-e mvs.-if a .mu. I’Art tlie iioiuiiieca o. ’ha pa ty. di lal. tdr a!«cii.i'i i>. ^Ue ll 4*l# 4b f Ifep— | J. 11. Warren. reacliuuvc*, siit.je.'t f«* tlie rule* amt | n ^ regoiatbiiM of tbe Deino'Ta*l'; prin.arv C Barnw^ I, s. C.. April 5.1, F 1 '*'). clection Ntnl p!edre mv’seif to abide the I I respectfully anneciiice uiyself a Igilngvllle, S. July ‘•nd. P.ari. result', and support the iiomtires*of the party. vv. :A.-AII .s r . rand hi ate for the ofll.e p»rvi«ir. subject to rh*' i.ition# of the Detiloet , -fTwaoe m*rx ncaisTtaao RO. 17«aa.> FROG POND CHILL AND FEVER IHI OSIGII.I M Oltl M 4*4. SO CISTS A L01TLC. * , a • . ■ The oL| Reliable the kind your father* ttsed to tcEe. The /one that never fails to cure. Don’t vrac-te time and money experimenting with newcarea. Butg*s for the bent from tlie jump. Frog’ Potjd ln*the ounce of prercntlon and pound <tf cure combined. ^Aak for Up take r\o mibstitute. if your merchant d'-rs not t-cll it write to ua vve «wM tend it direct for 50 cent*. DAVENPORT 4 PHINIZY GO. V* b 1 »n: gf ji -.4 th - AUGUSTA. CA. C X. Bunk halter, Barnwell, fl. f? ; A. Kirach, Hen. A. Still and A. M. • FifnrHiau, lifackville, H. C. • ‘ JHOI-ltX^oT* outli Carolina College, Columbia, S.-C. A. IL, B S.. A. VI., LL.R.. T*. ». t nurse*. >oiiug < our»>‘* fYre fth fVaelirra. EourteeA PmtcaMira; 3J,. tra» rntnipww in l.ibrary; rxc*4leni la- boratnrfe*, cla**-roAin*, gymnaalaai, iuflrmtfty, atUhtic ground* Tnlrtod fin. other fuf* fIs, a *e*«U»n: tultlnty reuntUrd tn itcsSly •Indent*. Kxfienaag flJft fn WiS a »e#«U.n. <*>riiaed pupils from forty-live Acciediird MehnnU en ter iu Fresbuiaii < l*»* without txaaah> na* ion. Entrance and Normal Heholar«htf» Cxattiinailsn* lield at every enunty- • and re^if- I •*#1. ErMav, Jalr 2<), KM), by County prlniGry e-| Suf* rlnt'iKlrnts. im VS-S ' »», '"niiniy ss- .lecthn. ami pledge niyw lf toab:de lliel Xoxt *c»»lou opena Sept. M. 1 re«|MM'tfully antiom.ee teyuelf a I rs<nlt and euppurr the tmiulnees «f the For eatalnguu addraaa I'Htulidatu lor election to the House of h arty. VVii.ltiiigtoti HalforJt. It'-pr* sentative*. subject to the rnlea'i ^ And rcg.iiatiom of the D"MHeTaiic prl- I MilleltatIMe, H. C., April £!*!, lit n. ! r~ : - — ■ • — ———** maryVIe.-tion. and pledge myaelf to | I re4|,ectrnlly aunounq* mt aalf a * an- ri| 1T l-1*. k rirallna r. ihhte b< .the reeulr* and support tbn | tlidate MV theof t* ,'i.nte ?* .|,ervl-* * ^ ^ ‘ ” I'tSlfTO R|, vf E. t. WOOIMVAKI), Prealdeat. nominee*, >| the par*y. J. L. A Urn. Timer, S. C , May 70i.'B» 0. Uiectfiillv annnoix’e mr»i If n or, ahb i-ct t»» th< pa** <»|if n» i.4 ■utisi't. to an of «-;**,vil* T«r REV »«• n ’ll * V H |» wr the glorious ». q u*: sunrise A Friend. .un’v paj-cr* 'Mr I'n.'ii ra-i hus’ou from the uniform ol Alfred At- > drich.*»oundeil gii.-vouslv in the tight j of I rcvilliafi’* .StMtion. 'I'hc monument u a bcautifni and tasteful cfealinn. 27 fc» t in lirTglR. Ti'* 1 loundation i-«'t ILunhurg hard hii k.! ,resting on the s<d:*l ei.iv and r siitL; 1 I'.nV c t' Mil ' 'k J .,,, ,... V crcd !<V — C i 5* 4 *niface swi Later tlo* brick will and th • mound tun- nake a mistake in selecting J corn for »ec.L Soinctinies It i» tlie vet v poort-st. I'Jaul a patch f T -vvd. L ilt -out all sulks or the i—i u llien select for -cctI sound cars from those *»a!k» that RTi' c iwo far*, aiway* j liking the hottoin ear. A short stocky J-talk g:o' 1 ,iu* several «*4tis is better ] tliuti a tall one grow ing one large ear. Kxpcri ut.nt proves tilt;*a much hctter^ iehl fs ».Tilled from C'.ril hear iog several c.ir's than from corn bear mg "lie .urge ear. One two story hidek store h mi«p. Jt:. x '''. lee.r, one of the be-» t|i|sj||e-s staqds .ti BLek \ die. A.spa Itriek Bar.'i. ApinJU'*.^ E.Gyles, Black vi Uc, d. C I r .•andi.,luC4 for reflection*to the Mr of R.-prt-ontatlves, ami being a f .rmcr I will ever wAtt:h the fanners’ Blterest if ele.ued jn futiue as Tbave in Him { past, and I hereby pledge my*e|t to I abidd by the results ot the Primhrv 1 Elestlon And Millport the noinlntettif the Deiuce^rali'.' par j. . E. L. -Sander*. >UlJettvlll€, S. C , May 7tli, id.' i. I foatiect/ully niindniiee invse’f a I candLTatb for reelecfion to the House n| j Representative*, subject to th< rcle- I and regulation* nT the Democratic pri- 4mary election,'nipl plevlge myself u# -sr.n -1S.-UO. ,, hoiu.uc"* «! the party. ty ?infiery rnl s and regula- ! .Ions f«f tf.e Ihmiocnirlc primary elec- | tlon, and pledge myse|f4o abide tlmro- suit and support the nominee* of the patty. Augusta and Ashrlllc Start Ling. Schedule fa eff.-ct vajr gTito, 1»0. FraR'ii' Lawton. m: f»!ar «t. r.j Ajirll rfrh, L' tn rrntw to tt>g soMctrartun-r of friend*, and fealing us-nrc.l ihat I r-iin } save thes-ountv iiioney I announce mv- [ •df a candid.w* lor hl«*eilon to the i f- ! lice of Su|MBryjf'Or for Burn well county, s'r jc ; to the rules of the Democratic party, J. L. Il.air. ^ 1 i 1*)MV« A Arrive f. -1.. Scigiingvillc, S. C., A'prR 9th, Ucd. I • respectfully juioocncc mv self a candid ite for reflection to the oilier of- County >upui visor, f .-»ut»iect to rtrw TTSrr —L I have m t/C. cor.tracts I the I arg.'#: . nttou Mill- Messr- •»a. urd- ii of work superior ,■- ' , Tlie in.>niim nt .come*' from Artopoaiid Wniit.ol Macon, i- prouounced a splendid pk'C Jm.iIi in arii-tic design and w orkmausidp. The tliree liases are made of (Jeorgia \>uincv gra ite from tlie Sparta qua'ri y. and tl*c Die. r ap. I’liiuh and Miatt of ».•"ray Knox Alarb.e from tlie ( aliiouit, Ha., quarry it weiglia over lil'teen tons, and its eo-t is s.itne eight hiJtjttTil dt ilc.rs. The inscriptions arc iho£ollo'\ ing : On tlie cornerstone, A. L.eflOO Ja«. K l/.kir, l\ O. Mr . An go I *22, 19(H). On tl.e North, West amESmith f:;c&« is the following. vVTTlvh '.v:.s prepared hy Robert Aldrjeh E«q: "Erected by Ihe women of, .BikrtjLSell -to tlie memory of tlieir crfrthVymeii, who fed in tlfivvar for the rigliis of ihe States. Hixfwhe cijid to maintain the , , -- , , .. ] nrincjolethat governments derive tlieir dough stata and cured like liay it .an- i jum powers from the consent ot the- cu cis for imtli corn and fodder and governed; who ttlWfigboHt a l or, K and bloody struggle displayed a 4iVroism and deyofion to, duty unsurpfVxc^l. if equalled. In tli’e,.Annals of war; ho wrung from the grenA eommander of th<' opposing armies •tl5dinutili»King confession tiiat they could be byereoinir only hy attrition, and in the deadly contest In which they were engaged their sniriis were never broken, tln-ir Courage never quailed, Mieirconviction* were never deserted, and their man hood never nurrendc.red.”' - On the East face. - Our • Confederate Dead. Carved I’almetto Tree, the date IDbft. West, tbe dates, fSPT-ISO'i. On thekhaft are einllem..tic carv ings of.4-be four arms of service. Artillery^ Cavalry, Infantry and Navy. Higher Is tbe Confederate battle flag on the ea-t face, with the letters C. S. A. on remaining face*. ^ ^ keep* work stock fat and sleek. Wo leave out today cards of all can didates vvbej’eonly two were in the race, as tl': votes in the first primary were not likely.' The votes will Tie Mounted imi^ nnd next issue tliqrO will b a furtm?tFthilining of card Through courtejy rif/lf. E. Hvles Esq*, of tlie War Department vve have received a copy of the Govern men t’s oHicini map of China. It is at the ser vice of our friends desiring to keep tip wi'b niiFury operation* in the Orient. • EdgelicU. feat her* have, goi'ul taste. Aumng lesidutians adopted hy the Pmiiiner School is the following, “that Mis* SaundtB"^ our instrui t i r.in 3law- ing, liHV,bv hrr unfailing patience and - l/indHe**, and by tier radiant lovt»Uiic«9, won tlie admiration and l(,'vof.T us all. ’ Mr. and Mrs. w. i, Sanders are ex pected home in Fairfax tjn^Sept. 4lh. Uer.liavLig ajieot. several pionths very deasantly at their Mummer home in t4v* luountafn* of N. C ’I’heir.son George w ill remain until the last day of Oct , a# tbatcUmaU U djfdg wonder* for him. ("onmiLsYmpT Stcv ens <if'(,jvor^ia,-re - por}< tlie cotton crop of tn:U Mate'tlie mi'.dir of the pFitith :M. .f p»t cut Th ■ p’au week"* licaf and. drouth liHvesfiil frirflicr red need tlie percent age. Sion Ii •’aiYdina's erop is estiiiia- ted roilglily at, St any. not inore titan ou per cent. The crop is short in all the Southern'state* except Texas there, it is about 2 per cent above 189!L * Tolcauic Eruptions Are grand, InH Skin Eruptions rob life of joy* Bilcklen'* Arnica Salve cures tlivun, also OM, Ifunning wml Fes J *ei’-Sores, Dlccrs, ]{qils, Felons, ( urns, ; 'Ve want your cotton; we want your Wart*, Cuts, Bruise*, Burns,-.Scalds, I business. Don’t let them fool vou Clwpped Hand*, Chilblains. Best 1 ile , about Bankrupt, stork* and job lot*.' enrw on earth Drives out TilTtis and | IVehave tlie large*", erd best selected Aches. Oplv"Jccts. a box. Cure guar-"teck of Fall and Winler gliod* ever Hiiteed. Sold by J. M.' Smith,! sildwn iu BarnvveH -bouglit at the Williston, S. (! , and I). K. Briggs Co', right time and at tlie r^glit places, (the J, B. -Bate*. Barnwell, s. c., April jjnth, Iiksi. r«s|4ectfblly announce myself the result and support the ueminees of tbe par'”. J. (». Fatter son. Last year vve handle 1 ever d.O'IOhales of cotton in !;«rcvvv!l. 1 paid out over ♦ 140,'KM for ti;e 'taple III cold cash. I iie eoe iKg aca-ijii we want I2.IHSI | re-|iectmiiy announce bale* ai i’ mbst come'and will candblate for re-election to tbe iHouse c."ne it tin govvers will hvok. to- their ! o" Kepreaentative*, subject to flic rule* interest; I >uul regula'iuns of tli» Democratic, prl- with one of j mary election, pledging my«vB toalAdL . 'ii.ini mui* in the state ! ' nid with two* of til" Largest Cottort | Kxi'orting Hovse* in the South and ; i can place any qmiutitvand quality to j i he liC-t a<lv aipagc^ Th'fe strings to 1 the Iimvv give r e r iuiniense leverage j and BarnwJ! farmers shall share and I enjoy il with" rxe.' Fur the coming cotton season l have a backing of ip Half Million Dollars, and morq in reach if needed. Before shipping or selling a hale call atsd see tlie representative of tlie big money, t ags and the friend of itioitimT chicks fo? cotton. J. A. Fortef? COTTON A TRADE WANTED- / For Coroner. r.Mirens f*f.fnrlH» tili n S|>rmxs.... Spartanburg.... S-dadit. Hfdrra—v4la.. Aste-ntilf. ; v ... -WTiTd: StskflRBbtfrat.i.. Lk'im spring*.. » rvenvme Luto-us.. Aii«t :r-« n n 4*; a m •' Ilia In * sS a nq — ..... Vsto* m l:4R p a 1*4. IA p u. >... ‘klO paa li'Jt' ;> ti 'i ij a at tisD p d. 10:15 a m IH** p nd ■ p a. 1 9d4 a g| p inL. iii|•••••••.!« • HA) p ml "b-jf) a in i • • • • • • • •• • 11:45 a ni. 4:10 p m lOlWlUp!... T.’liKJl pm 4d« p4 L^LP-i 1 . JiF (lc primary election, and pledge ni*#ylf to aliide tlie resnit and nupport the nominees of the party. , .O; W. B-frktr. ^ ! re*p»(rtfrHy Fiwrfbfince my r P : f aj'Srf- lUdste for tlie oftlce of Cottnrv Super visor foe BaihwetLCounty,. subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo cratic party gtirt pledge myself to abide by'the result* of fhe primary elevtitfli and support tbe nominees of the party. Rallies O. Snider*. * Olar, S. C.. April a I, 1900 ■ia«WRR»TSf^"f Aarnsta 1 5:10 p m: 10:44 For Muter. Blackville, S. C„ Druggisl*. J. V/. Cunnthghatn of Jonesville, I nion ( sninty, woe the townsliip w heat prize Often dollars ih gold by making 42j bushel*on an ajre. No Fight to lY'liucs!*. The woman who 1* lovely in face- form and temper will at wav k have friends, iintonewlio diould be atttahL iv* imru keep her liraltli. If she i- weak, stvUly and all run down," she w jlt be nervous and irrjtable. If she lias constipation or kidnej t rouble, her im pure blood vviii cause pimples, blotched, skin eruptions ahd a vvretched complex- fsictories) and they are to he sold at prices that will, surprise the people. If you want value come to see me /: L. Molair. KT SELLING OUT AT Goi’ps, AlfuijfjjRnv. Ngnnktavn . T. 111’ MM EL. W illistoti, s. C. cii*e In fbe wo’-fd to regulate st"mach, ii'.er and kidimys and to purify tlm t.liK'.i. It give* strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth velvet v ■♦kin, rich com plexion. it M*)l make a good-looking, ctiamiing woman of a run down inval- D. MAYFIELD, t Cot-t MlU V. ». r., CANDIDATE FOR RAILROAD tOM MISSION EH rOSITION. Tbe Homnmslouers sliouhl bo paid jadis, I roui ion. Elei^Hc Bitter* isthe pest niedt- by Die state instead ol by the railro.-tub, th fbn wo’idto regulate stomach, and the term of ollice be reduced :i3t years to two years. E'rcight intes shouid be so regulated a 1 * urYtop diaerimiiiation. Encourage fruit grower*, truck farm er* and caiin«r.s, a.ni eixahle Hrem to "'illiston, S. C., Aug. loth. I9(in. 1 respectfully ayiii»uiie<- myself a can didate for the ott'ico.nf Coroner, subject to tbe r»U*M and fegulatiofi* of ttr* DemAci*kie- primary elc. lion, pledging myself to Abide by the results and sup port the nominee* of tile-party. . II. F. Dvcb«*r / Barnwell, S. C.. May I respyotfully amiouHo*' mvself a camjidato for tbe otflee ofT oroner, sub ject fri tlio ruie*>n)Tfegu]aUori8 of the 'Deinoeratid pcrniary election, anti pledge mysftii to abide by the results artd support tlto umniiiees of'tlie, par ty. E. J.Yor Black) I eacock. rdvikO, 8- C-, May 7tb, 1P(K). ' I r'snpctfuliy announce myself a ean- dlc’.nA for tire ofllce of Coroner, subjeet to rbe riTTIs aiid ,, 'tegulat1oii* of tbe Democratic primary election, pledging myself to abide-by restflta and sup- pot t the nominee* oT the party. ■ _ . G. E. Birt. Barnwell, S^U"1^*y 1st, IfXM. t respectfully anniiunee myself a candidate for tlie ofttce of Ononer. StlbjMCt to ti*a rule*, and regulations of tlie Demuicriitfu primary election, *nd pleilge niiySelf to atiide bv the result and tupport the nmuiuee* of the party. D. C. Burckbaltcr. BajiiwcU, 8. U.f AprH.lKld.TfWQ. I rcsftectfully announce Cjnididate for reelectlou to tb Juky llth, F> 0. Bitdder.ville,^. C • I respectfntfy'i didatc for-tficadlice of Master for Barn- welLCotrfjty^AftibJecf to th 1 ' rules and rej'uJatipnAOf the Democratic primary election, pledging myseif to abide hy DnFresuIn and support the nominee*of the party. ' • 'V, W. Woodward. * Greenwood., Arrive RakiKh......*, ” N»:folk “ Ri** r*l ue*. , 11 • %k hi KNV] . . Li'.ve Augusta .... Ariivo AUcndale. ... ” Fairfax . YemimkM l ' KW.u''<'rt “ l "it U . Leave i">TU<>}'Ht.r ffeuttfort Ycm.iss* e ' FaFfnK •' A«'o« Hie.. ..... Arrive A crust a I 4:44 p m „..., • • • • •> Tif) « m 4'fH K 0*|.rr>.' 5:l5 * m m: I 4:12 pm »:*» ?»m M5 pm 6^t) pm fuil* m 6.35 a m TV?6a «r my«‘lf * o oflice of Tfie New* «ud Gonrisr of Thur*dav had a prVttv de>crtptfon of ihe beauti fuJ burrUgf f« .ion. oi. tb* he BaptDl (bnreb, «.*ciiiug o# tbe 21*t ''The rttheftbly the countrv wa* re joiced to kfcrn that lh» foreigner* be- actged in Fekiu bird been saved through / the oapture Of the Chine** capitol by; the aUied force*. Tbe n.iw * come# now, ' but ia* tlishelieved, that, the Chtneti* . h*v« turned the ubtea, recaptured tbe td r y aed repul*cd the alfic*. * A ! id. t>qly ;5(V cent* at J. (M. Smitli’s o*I'er ttieir produce on the market on Drug .Store, 'Villndun; D K. | cuuat term* with any state. Co s. t>rO|| Store,-Blackviile. I induce maiiiiiaciu-erx-rf all kiiu*a tp • • ' ' lavate jn tbl* State and euable them u> _ '• _ _ I ottur tbeir product**>b th« market on He. att6exei-at LAW, BLACKVILLE. - - ~ - S, C T7 • ‘Ti T T J C r T' f I equal terra* with any State. X O -A. ^ Enable cvittou raili* in,tbb> to Coroner, subject, to tbe rule* and regu lation* of the Democratic primary elec tion, and pledge, myself to abide the re* suit and aopport tbr nomlneci; of the party. .Isaiah NevlU. iltackvlile, 8. C. f April M, 1900. I respectfully anuounco mjee'.f 4 can didate lor the office ol Coroner and I hereby pledge myaelf to abide the te~ j »ult •»( the primary and to aupport the Cl.isf ednneetton* at Brrenwfsvd fur al la.int* one. "A- L. amlCV&U. KadwRjr, and nee jn ysclf a ran- «t Nurtanburo "“*• EoutlTrulUilwar, lor any information relative to tic am rates, schedules, etc., a<i<Jr«t», w. J. dram. oea. Pam. Ageml, E. m; NCftTH,%». . T. vi. Emerson Jrafll: wanadm. Barn well, S. C., itli July, lOOO. I respectfully announco myself , a candidal* fop -ft)a ffIHre of Master for Barnwell county, subject to the rule* and regulation* of the Democratic pri- tnary election^ and jdedge uiv*elf to abid* by. tho result* and support' the nominee; of the party. . J.J. Brown. Sycamore, June 23.1, DMO. I re«pectfnlly announce myself a candidate for the office of Master, fof Barnwell County subjeet to tbe rule* and regulation* of the. Democratic pri mary election, jdedgiugnijyyelf to abide the resi’l!* rtncl auppoit the nomineei' ot the party. - / B. R. Lewi*. - *>*>*■+ V Barnwell, 8 C., June SM, I respectfully Hiinounce my Mi fa catt- di.UW for tSe etli.ie of Master for Bani- vrell Couply, subject to the rule* and j.v> regulations of the Democratic primary, election, pledging myself to abide the results «ud support the nominees of the party. IL L. O’Ban 1)011. DIt. JNO. P. t E, JL DENTISJ, Office. Winimwi 8. C. Kjpitpped for trairsd- /' . ling Work done at ront home any where il! Biirrrwdll Oounty^ VV ii)- bo iff ortice in Williston every Sate hrdayand Monday. 'lyd —. „i* ■■■■ , . +m, T. B. ELLIS, Jr* ■f* .<7**. . s' \ ^ Surveyqr and Civil Entjinm p Special attention |(tve6to.Ahe eovsffK-* tation of water-powers, leveling io€ drainage. A post*! ran] addreasedtojneftt Mm*- tin, 8. C. r will receive prompt atteiw t,ion. octl-bO, If p^» I ina tnd Mi** J:«4m Mad ‘ w* t of Mr. and it ft James brJ Duthar, . - . • jtli: •K'vbert f t fell off a tlfty-root I* dder v<d jrt« bit.” *frk!lert? I don't Ht IrUol ti. “It * quite Hue. tomreeff.” ^ *8»»1 Ur R#r»«rU Caaalf fr th* e«e* aa4 !(*»• tswfaaj ml R#ltlwcrr, ids for K* G oaf State buy on guy market in Uiia state, fwl ,P . - . ^ . . - Give coium uiill# tim be.t ralA “O®»«-**»>* lb« Pemocfrtld pany. ebippng their ptodnets. J, Daniel blame. Enable wholeagle jeerebantt in this St«Ve Lo compete witb w holetaie mer-I ehetit# in adjot U prepa ut'V«. ^ Trueh e* ai red td TunTuh tat A d utl >1 i # tratorw. Maks i . .•‘■S'- Cii*rb‘*tt>n, tntng stsug. I(N n.' s 'i ic »#?icer*. : o' 1 at tl ial Ite »at. reh F#Ht and < w ilk M .ili Rnral, and p.ri rti'te A ..raingUdr i Appleton, S, t., ♦d Rerch, 1110, I ns^aotfoBy anuource tsyseff a cah- didats for :be (wt e of Coroner and f httoby pledge Rirsntf jogfcide the vo- •ult of tht primary and te Mpport the nwuitneea ol Unt I»et»ncmie party. PI'LLMAK BUFFETr <lARi .BE TWEKy ACGL'S^A AND ftPAF-i TANBl’RG) m To accommodate the increasing travel to the mountain resam of the Carolta n»a the IL & W. C. Kalin av July 13th conimsnced.the opf rating of ptfU iJugett eary De tween Angnaui eopDeninf at f and ,1