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. The Barnwell People ■m» trsvBsc&ipnox. ffc AUtknw, p«T Anna*;........ .fl.fiO t i do® »*•••• /•••••• 'HHJRSDAT; MAY 1C, 1901. » fh« Rayulir Coimnonicanon* o( — Harmony Lodare No. 17 A.*. K.\ M.‘. will be held at the tiew WaannlcTe.m- /^r \ pie In Barnwell upon TliureCtey, on or nest before the full moon In each iaeuth, betclnutiitt at early caudle light. Sy order of W.*. M.-. H. P. ANDEtftOM. Secretarr. The r^pular meeting of Barnwel Lodge No. IB, KniglitH of Pythian will be held at their Hall on (Yiday night at 7 ,' o'clock. A full attend _ ance is requested. By order of *... , . C11AULIE BROWN, C. C. .. Wm. McNAB. K. K. • PRRSONALS.' Mr. W. M. Dunbar of Augusta was fn town on Friday. Mrs. J. II. Skinner is visiting rela tives in Walterboro. Mr. A. F. Ferguson gave us a pleas ant Saturday aft«rnoou ca'l. Mrs. Dr. R. O Kirkland and daugh ter have returned from a visit to Col leton relatives. Rev. J. O. Beckwith is to assist Rev. Dr. d. Thomas Fate lit a protracted meeting at Florence. Attorney* C. J. C. Hutson of Hamp ton and J X. XathniiaJr. of Charles ton were in town last week. Mr. B. F. Drummond helped on Thursday to raise still higher Mie sub scription paying record of our Elko friends. ' W. Bkrnwell of Mayfleld of ilam- Cosst l.lue Mon- . Senators Joseph Chsrleiton ami S. <• t*erg came in by the day morning. Capt. Wash Halford experts . a “Merry Christmas.” From ‘41 eggs he had ft* turkeys hatched, of w inch only one has died to date. Mr. and Mr*. II. K. Gyles of Wash ington paid Barnwell a iHing visit la«l w«wk. and weie guests ol Capt. and lira George II. Vales. After «onlinemei»l for months to the h»«iae Capt. I* M Cater *a« aide to ride user hi* cfops la«t week. I hai** gv*■ I lies s*l" USSIIV Ineo !« Attwaasa I.. T. Islar and II. V. -Itaisf at ttlsrknlte, llab'ott I* ttreen ^-SOm Jiih” correrpond- - > on Tai Paori.K welcomes 'to h place lit its circle of 'ents. Barnwell will be represented at the tJ.B^Court b<BgFiinlng In Charleaton on 'dune 27th hy John Gantt on the grand and F. C. Butler on the petit jury. Major L. f,. i»liir will In a Couple of weeks pay another visit to Florida, where, luckier than De Leon, he lias found a veritable fountain of youth Governor McSweeney refused Monday to pardon.Arthur Vay. color ed, of this county, under four Years sentence forcdhrlctlon of assault and battery with Intent to kWh •vnd like good Samaritans they brought us a gemt treat' of glorious strawberries on Tyresday / Atjd*'they” hvcledea our good friends of generous Greenland, of happv recollection, Mr. 4 F. H. Dleks, Ids little daughter, the very brightest and bohnlevt lassie we have seen in ninny a day. Mis. I*. It. Dicks hnd charming Miss Daisy Greene. The prospect for fuh in the future is not. good. Dynamite pot hunters have ruined the famous Edisto ami its tribu taries wliile carp are driving awav or destroying all better tisli in th" Sav annah river and its lakes. The carp were put in the liver several years ago by the government. Some of them weigh 2.) lbs now, but they a r o poor eating, compared with bald bream and blue cats. Juryman J. A. Darter of Sycamore has utilized his leisVro at Court by ex amining the pet crops in town. On Monday be brought us a sample of oats 5. r > inches average lengt-h gr^wn by Mr. .F"hn O. Owens. On Tiiesday he hand ed in a specimen of Col. G. K. Ryaii*> farming, oats 08 Inches tali and prom ising I0U hush'd* to the acre. Unless discharged *ooi)cr will expect some by Ssitiroav n* long «s Hsdiing poles, and protlactive in proportion. We have received a copy of a little | pamphlet entitl' d ‘*Exi>«riuiciit« With I Fertilizers,” which ha» been prepared | by the .supervising t oinmUtee of the Kxpcrimeutal Fuyiii of the North Car- | olina Slate Horticultural Hoclety foil i gialultous distribution among farm'-r*. j The object of this publication |< to in struct farmers how thtr ctn carry out 1 practical rtct.l tests on a si’Ople scale.) to si rots which cwuihinations of plant final sr«» needed. At this KxiHTimcnt Farm tl.ev have ih* most compU-tu hor of c\|iei 1 mental 'wiiik on fruits and vegetables inaugurated jn this country, and the little lM«ok iu'liciU’d is qurie in ! keep ng with the Wotw of lira Ex|mmI CARD OF THANK*. Jacksonville, Fla. t sMay 9, 1901. Hon. J. P. Strohel, Mavor, , Blackville. 8. C. Dear Sir: In beh^lLof our distress ed clty^l thank yout ylty for it* gen erous check for $59 00 to aid in reliev ing.want, Saino has been handed our Treasurer. A. M. Ives, atilt will be properly distributed Yours gratefully, J. T. E. Bowdon, Mayor. PICNIC AT FENNELL HILL The public la Invited to attend a Basket Picnic on Wednesday, May 22d. at Fennel I Hill Landing, on Savannah Kiver. Come one, como ad. with your baskets. Iced lemonade will be served by a committee. A J. Bennett, W. A. Gill, — — — A R W. F. Walker, J. W. IVmler, * J. L. Box, Committee on Invitation. May 12tb, 19U1. BALDOCK “NEWS. Mr. J. B. last week Our popular R. R. agent, Guo'ison, went to Augusta on business. Mrs. M. A. Owens has miivcd to the Boiling Spring for the Summer. It is the bc*t summer resort in the county. We ar.e glad to see Prof. G- >1^ Usssry on our streets again Wllliaiii Lowery, the negro wanted for the burning of the cotton lious'e of Mrs. M. A. Owens & Sou, has been caught- He is serving a sentence on a Georgia chain gang, and when his time U out will he brought back and tried in Barnwell. The chief of police of Augusta picked him np. riie Baldock Park Hall will“VT)on he flui-hed and hem will be the place for your picnics, bovs. Dr. Pulk-tt of Augusta spent several day* in our to-.\ n last week. Cotton hoeing is til the go now. Slim Jim. OTRANTO NEWS. •f * •lunihta ami ti gusla Us*• bot'i in Mare well Is ei|M visit IrsstM Msst-i •>( Harts* i «.mip*ui»il by M aw<i Mra H*>brit . M. Bee* l# * li (UK Kotir ig aw of An- rek. ifljf llr*| H * Kg- lla I tl i men talJLutiu ••nt wf Exp Pines, X. C. Wearkm.a **ls«l» tmm* a < • Ur U' .INI ha-l. li Mr K. Il. Sstns is sick at this wtiling. Mrs M. D. Kou>0, *« ho h is been tick for some time. Is improving. Some farmers arc « hoppji.g cotton. •- Mr W, C. Bryan has put in a corn miU at Bartow station. We had a flue rain on -the afternoon of the 7th in»t , accompanied hy sonic [ hail v aud aome light >h»wera since. Many farm' f% of tills section hatl J i*otkiU'**l In the apr uyit b> lb • e»U in-Yf 1 **"* 11 * Ah h ** been ryplant- OEATUS. - Mr. John Adam Hair died at Fairfax on the 26th ult.. aged 70 rear*, lie was the last, survivor of hta family. Mr. N. O. W. Hair died at bla home In this township on the tFh Inst, of pneumonia, aged nearly 60 yesrs. He made a splendid record as a Confeder ate soldier In Hie 20th Georgia Regi ment. Ijongstreefs Corps. From the day of his departure to his return home was exactly four year*. For 18 monthi he was a prisoner at Rock Island,. 111., and was not liberate^ until the sum mer of 18(16. being one of the last 38 captives released. He was a man of golden good heart, and the news of his death will be sad tidings to many. He was ready to cross the river and join his comrades gone before. THE UNFORGOTTEN. Sofne forty khlgbi* took part In the memorial service-dT Barnwell Lodge No. 1C K of P. on Sunday afternoon. The procession, each bearing flowers, marched fromCastk Hall to the Bap tist Church, where Rev. C. E. Burts nres'-hed the annual sermon, an elo quent, touching discourse, appropriate to tfje occasion, after which the graves of departed members were adorned with beautiful memorial blooms. t i* 11 a sti to gro* il I t4 L '»• A I'll l th« Or G rtgt v o from iap. [Her-In of M > *1 I* bi I. pone ■ImW. r*i >1 'a* M’f. ** bite ( terk fill Mti 4 II • •! ill 9 • •nlroJ Irfat* UrMaHui In line € •flU’ftilMS ^. .\ ii.s*«a nrtMl i H r- { im atfUuai ■ llh a b*aut'ful : i ft it |i IrtotoJlMg •! •M ewlrttvr. ,€ r +* At **ti f#(in ,Uu ••( (be H>*u* uf 1% 4 \ Clfttf All m#<rlit«fl IlMlWf lla • if S0>«a| Vi nt UCl«Hle | 9IHH0* f.bf •ffvUa»*tl la0#i t •|r«‘U-f| t'tHM- *»•• m fifttWH* im*& i j ear Him grr«i | hnnmf §m lliii < |0$P9(t»$ll V'tJ III 1 H# ; % «t a •hot Joe It. Roster and nictnbera of Edwin W. Bellinger Camp No 831, Barnwell, Ss. G K Rvah, Commander; J A Jen kins, Adjutant; Robert Aldricbi J L Baxley, O U Best. D C Burckhnlter, K II Creech, L B Creech, L Cohen, S W .EaYsa, J Staff Halford, W Halford. S J Hair. W P Hair, W If Hagond, T B Hagood, K V If a good, W II Hartzog. W G Harrison. Geoige Hanberry. P D Hav. C J Hay. J T Hogg, Pat Long, C H Langley, A Knopf, A f’ Manvillv, W N Marchaut, Dai.ah Nevlla, O It tKIom, G O Riley. W Gilmore. Simms. Jerry Siielling.Jr, J W Sanders, J S Still Sr. M J Pate, A P U**ery, James Lutz. William Lewis Tin? member* of camp will please^ take notice that (he annual dues are* 1 now due and must he paid at once Amount per capita 15 cents. . Fraternally, O. K. Kyan, Coro’dr. J. A. Jenkins, Adjt Barnwell, May If, 1901. Ice ('ream Sail. - For at Midair's. A Mg lot of ladic\’. ml»se»' and chil dren* Oxfords, all &lse*, Just armed at MoUir'a; cheap for the c t*h. BEST RA Its VP A HI LI. \. * Tied TH nod Sarsspsritla la iba most reliable medicine of its ktn<l sold. On* Ui three boille* maker one feel a* Oh*' be hail a.new lea-e ii|n>n lile. Satis r«< lion guarantee«1. Mind, vre mean ezactlv • bat we **f and can *1 wa* • be ** r HNKKt tl» I’ll ARM ACT. M re. Peek—Think of calling marriage a lottery I It'a wrong to say so, Isn't It, Henry ? Mr. Peck—Snre! In a lottery a man sometimes has a show! . WHAT’S YOUR FACE WORTH? Sometimes a fortune, but never, If you bave a sallow complexion, a Jaun diced look, moth patches and blotches on the sklu.-all signs of Liver Trouble. But Dr. King's New Life Pills give Clear Skin, Rosy Cheeks, Klcir Com plexion. Only 2> cents at Ciecch'.s Pharmacy and G. N. Burckhaltor’s Drug Store. „ Teacher—What term do 1 ure when I sav "I am beautiful?” Pupil—The pluperfect. — Sunday-School Teacher—Whetr The bad children called the old man •‘bald' head,” the bear* came rut. of the woods and ate them up. What doc* that teach in*? Scholar--To always climb a tree be fore calling Mine*. WHITE MAN TUJHC1D YELLOW. Great consternation was felt by the friend* of M. A. Ilogsrty of I^xlngton-. Ky, when they «aw he waeturning yel low. Ills skin ylowly changed color al so his eyes, and he auffered terrlbfv. HI* malady was Yellow Janhdlce. lie ws* treated bv the twst doctor*, but without benefit. Then lie was advl-etl to try Electric Bitter*, she- wonderful Stomach and Uver remedy, and he write*: '‘After t<klng two bottle* T wa* wholly cured.” trial prove* It* matchle** merit for all Stomach, Uver and Kidney troubles.. tHdv .*»U«. Shdd hy Creech's Phurinacy|andC N. Burck- halter, druggist. REDUCED RATES. Southern RaHway announces redu ced tales a* follows: Little Rock, Ark., and return, ac count General Assemb y of the Presby terian Church in U S., May Ifltli 2$th, 11)01. Round trif* rate of one first clitss fare for the round trip from all point* on the lines of Southern Ry. Tickets j to be sold Mav 14th, 15th and IGlh, with linal limit JmicsNt, 1901. New Orleans, La , arid return, ac count Southern Baptist AHaoclatltm j Meeting, Mar 9th-l(U!i, l‘K)L Kate of . onetlr*t cla*s fare for the round trip j from all points on lines of Southern j Ky. Tickets to V *ohl May 7th, 8th ( and 9ih, POI. final limit M.tv 2Uth, 1901.! By de|K>siting tickets w ith Joint Agent «in person) at New Orleans on or be fore May 1tHh,T!»0l, and payment of fee or tiftv (50) cents, an extension of the linal limit will be permiuud to June | 3th, 191. West Point Ml** , and return. «c- ! count General Asvejpbly Cumt»erl*iid | Preshvterian Church May IHfh-SP.h, I'.Nll Kate of one first class fa'e for the muud trip for all iMtiuison line* ef ! Southern Rv. Tickets to he sold May lltb to 17th iudusive. Anal limit May j;tli, 19«l. CriiFlnnatf, O. and return, •n*onw»| International (Tit Dtian Kii'leavorCon- v •ntotn, Julv U h.-li ■ ii, I'.Ml Kiteo* ore first da** fare for the round trip, I fiom all poiiita on line* of South* rn j Kv. Ticket* to !>e sold July l>h. .'«t yaw is tire time ter place your orders for Cantaloupe Crates. AVc make the .best crates on the market, and giia?an*\ tee them as good as sain-* pie. For terms apply to wm f Ma'ufacturers of nit kinds of Fruit Packages Fort Valley, f Georgia. Sample of Cantaloups Crate seen at I) K Briggs & Co. Store. Blackville. S C. can be a Drug lot pANTACODPE [RATES ’THE BEST! THE STRONGEST! HARLEY BARN1 Blacksmiths, Wheel-Wrights,. Gufismiths, ' Bicycle and Lock’ Repairers. Priceena low at tbe lowest. FlritOI**** Wot if Guarxirteed. dorseshof.i5C a srtaitn.- First Poor Weil rzorxs OWee.. Give u» a call, we'll do tbe rest-- P. M. BUCKINGHAM;. BARNWELL, ». a, ' REAL ESTATE AGENT, ISLE MONEY SECCEELY I5VESTED.'. LIFE INSURANCE, (Agent for New York Life.), FIRE INSURANCE, (Calhoun &, Company) List your property with me. Inspect* fine lot of Investment applications. Alt< *l*'t*U*of perfecting loan* carefully at-' tended to 'Perm* reasonable. Corr*» SpVIldenoe *ul|c*te,!: A'tdresa p. i. urckisHimr, tAsax w«t.L, H. C.- Crate* That Wont (Vnue to Pleves While You Are Packing ’Lopes in Them * (MCE. HUT. STANODD CRATES! Matmfnciored by . ,-rr ■. Charkstoa & fftttwn CaiollH R*! Cr Augetta and Asbvllle Miert Lias , fs-hcdule la egett Jaa. IStb, litb. pi ~ r " —■ r ~ ak 5-48a «* ... A10 a ml • .'As m*...•••• *22 V:tealai l-JA pie* 12:15 p ml i.... | I2npre* . . 'jADpml ( <A f> at) 10 p a. I^'i.vt; Uate *• n.m».:i . sr-lre Amrns'x . laHtxe Augusta... Arrive (irraua<^sl •• Aad«-nu>ii. Laurraa .. tide. qMNrCttr, mnvt TTV tlepositlng tl I Joint A gent at ( July ■ ' I rtf sold July tt Jw+g L I* | i C3 p ml r tn p an 7;lbp ftv t* ii.Mil • 1st. IW Del, N allot il an i) ren II Im •I an an >1. I' tun* t**» ■ ext* itteJ 1 (th *o |M-r»»,i) j w t. on or haw ient of fee n»|.>n of it to Seoteuv I |M, UXLKU. a. IL. Fjr ^aie I a. *. I., •Me Mich tbe D t; Cea b. B A„V ( ,n l bp Ih, fa,- •h* Car U< W be, •at* ca A. B •IK the Pa: d t* 0'* n la i et at r# *1 u G Se if. II *a! »g. Jt .\*a« Mstbe l>et Ui «* a II BI been M, rr u» l .dar*! * la offal MM frt b" f# *| .•..I. I <» •< av Mar I aga IT •ta • ear at of ba< ltd sue l*. k i: *1 pi i. D. for i i •« i c • r *, it At! • J 1 II •4 aa, i and Its, Patronize Home Enterprise! flu f Y i,, r * ri’frt ► rtMm H. Mathis &3am M: Blackville. ft. C* ill*. W re*- Mr II a Mae br tla*e. tbe a tha>. l**aM Tbe lla «*•< |e*b«»i > tin.ler (be a* wire a* b#ver«l fee |> imX 0,< VV | -( * • • ba* .%ih »t*<< v n. A (< mg Rarnael iMei, I ber of Tbe e» B* «lll«W (• , |.K- M .«-* friends for c- ■lake Merry w *• r< 111 llte< busy .nk. I •bn P jm r > • («r Hall Set k'l «r. g- • r» a ear sf I. s I a* ail m DImIII t s and i, at Mi Candy. Ales, kU-tl ici K K< or i 1m • of 4 J a* I' . e«l w t 1 tilro aprlnsv P|H,rtaj>hurp. Matt lien,!. A-kevUle .... Si *. t'ldtsirz. -.il I cnTrif, tiremvtiia, iaarow And.r><>n | latf I sir's v Tr.-s - ftetef.rt p..«i b>, |'-a* K»’ Biaafai T— Psufat ABrbd* Augorf, • eonbeefIwoa at un * A.I-abatt' ijn.l^n owk Suad SOT lal.OioalMai eta—InbtS a, . I Rvpa. '-a *« mn«. ml a ■I- a w 3J*PI Mathis A: Cave, southern railways Hi K-. • n A U. All* P A. t’s C d all n Master O'Hannon gives n<>( that another refereoae In ib< Holst v* MAP Bank of vvlU be be d wb tbe 27fb lust. i cj Ula. • t o ilhi d I JENNY NEW o s* • x | ) v % mat No cure. kvill Tbe cob 11 aetfor ar,H.f building tbe ad-li* be given out on salcdav In Jfone. ” Barnwell people who attended the 4'abiptbirl ionoert* in CnltDMhla last orek were delighted with the mneord Of sweet sound*, V ircal jilld iustrum.Ml C tl^ Good Jiulgf* tell us that the danisgr to the cuttoQ crop in tluaA.'ctiou of the Mate by ths* last of ApeDcold Is irn- |>arable. and ‘hat nothing liko a full crop can be made# ■ Supervienr Halford hs* had the road from Barnwell to the upper Maltke- iielclue crossing put in- racing condi- timi. *Trav#ler» from all the Western township* will blctJ lilui for this good work. . WillDton wa* startled by the alarm of tire at 4 o’clock Sunday morning. The roof of a tenant liou»c on M r . M F. Weatherahre’a place caught, hut wa- extinguished bolore much daipage wa* done. # . • Several Philadelphia capitalist* hold ing stock ir. the Southern Oil Company were in town the first of the week. Of course they were thoroughly P&^tw 1 with the Barnwell mill's opeiinloi» i.nd condition. P >f tin «f ■,,f f * r farm cop to pi .OL gfpwdar. tvsr HWPWi Jn'lffv MDse* To*-l# 8in,'*e of Cwl«p>n v i-i K-^CV Jrnnv wr^r TmTrtoT I | < t " ma and Hattie i« , friend* In the *e CAM BERG t The On*»t I r *n I of rok Itera ms fr< rn|*er uv a ood on Saturday and Sut neighbor i > yia«Custi* Wingvrd of Lexington L the g-tes*. of Mi** Audi,* Jrnuc. Cspt »J. W J'-n'kv Attended (he State Reuuion of U, C. N‘ *» in Crdunihia la*t week. While In tliu citv In* wa* the guest of Mr. Fr.tr.V Scegcraand speak* very h'ghJy of n,e* hospitallky shown the old kbldiers by thecitizens of Co- luhihiA. ''v of nt I* I >* next, in and be prei re |»r« •X" Price t - r auffered ,e that > oi Your tur k* tHe i,s II. F. HU I ST ATTOBUT-AT LAW, BLACKVILLE. - - - • g. i i*'*l r*» Skrssall « ««atr • s* Vr*sl I • Nr l *4 tbs t aa. P tan N-rt* ol bi Ci d w h dg- |a|,te«* ) illi'tuti A CO , Cootpaolaa. a cb w >11 give pare.I u> furnish AdmlnlstraTo «e* aiul all publl *„ nd« for F. G uardl officer*. i*e a US bl 0 k ft I vn li .Iti ft A ‘n !# l{ li ■ l II AaCIOl t I'KM RHEUMATISM To <*tsv • CBS*. Tua Maoir «l , W..\paa ow m - Kh Wx tOa 'W- vo* re' •* ml kr < lire SIS*' s law « Mm 1 I, Iss • aw let pretnctwis. iwlarul enter- ] da most pica* i ! *c tareiuv icir in.vtrtage. >tton Gruuer* A»»,"lcti,*u wav! orgvtiized on *aDdvr, with Hon. Jno I W. Crum, Pdreldcut; D 0. Hunter ami **. I! Fn e Vice-President*; A.’ Wj- K night. See re tot ry. 'KanWera, nier- I chants and all others interested in the prosperity of the South aro requa-ted to join, ^'armers all over the coutty arc requeue I to in'-ct. oiganl/.u and Very enjoyable lidt frie* have • been ) diaettv* tlte matfer. The next meeting fre jnent of late. The second one of, "f the Association will be hold on s.ilc the*ea*<in was given at the Jenny i day in July. sc.hool house on -'atnrdav la*f, w here a : 1 he C ,tTon Oil Company held it* an- jolly good crowd was pre*< lit joyed an oyer-ebundsucc of olh< r good tilings. and cn ! nual meeting on *.i!e day'and dc<-larc»l flih and I a dividend ,ri 61 per cent. L >t Ro*e>pary, oBlcii<i[u Married on Sunday Judge J. W Johnson officiating, M’ Robert Lard and Ml-s Bartiie, daugh ter of Mr* Annie Langley. The brat wishes of many friend* ate given to the fortunate groom and ItU pretty and charming bride. We bad no “Blue Monday” thl* week thank* to calls from The Long Branch Pbilosoplier, and Meafcr* J. A Harter, F.G. Fickling. W. <L Baxley 'sr.. W. R Walsh, II. C- Flowers, .IndgM T^BKAasJWison and B. J. Ham- piet, while Capt I*. W. Bodiford made the sunset one of gold. ' A hail storm on the evening oj the 8th. lust did great damage to crops, gardens and fruit tree*, from Charlie Brown’s place on the Barnwell Jllafk- ville roOti to the ‘Southern Railway ca-tof Blackville. While tl*. stones ' were not very large thev were very numerous* and In 4 place* the grohi.d looked as white as if covered with •now. Books of subscription tv the capital' stuck of the Allendale (hi 51111 Cow paity will tm opened on Saturday next, 18th lost. This enterprise built and (•iMWatMtl with bom* kapital wlU. be of more pereyM a«H luloir advaniaga GL, the cuatwuaiiy than a big rotion f*<v j lory ow netl by distant capItalUta. Tb« - cArpwrstnr* are all gilt edged a* m character and ho*,n*a« ability a»J «Ul ■Mke the wtil a »a-« *•*. hoe oarer* BLACKY ILT E NKVYS, Mr. Klias Ray. an excellent citizen, died on tlie 3,1 in'f. of grippe and pneu monia, leaving a wife and several chil dren, who have the sympathy of many friends in their sore bereavement Mr. and Mr* J. B. Hoffman have'lie sincere sympathy of the community in their StvfrVm for the death of their in fant child, which was called higher on the Glh inst Blackville good people opened their heart* and purse* lust week and con tributed lifty dollars to the relief of the Jacksonville lire sufferers. Mr. J M. MeCartha, of Florida, wa* H pleasant and popular visitor to our town last week, the guest of Mr. H. D I/.lac. Mr-and Mr*. Joseph Bock and Mr*. J. Willie Bock of Charleston are visit ing relatives in town. * Mr. S. R. Revision and family have moved into town and are welcomed to residence in thia happy community. Mr. C. J Martin’s new home will soon be ready for oc:upancy. Mr W M. Garvin a pretty residence will soon he completed. Dr. .1. E Molony is-hnildlng a new nice ollii-e near the site of tlie old .Mo lony House. ' Dr. Hsrrv Hair, re-entiv graduated .from the lla lim fe Dantal College, catnc liome la*t w- elt Mr* B. K. Bovlston d 'ittie son. Belton, and Mi** Estelle MiiuS god lit- ! tie *Dter. Viola, of Hlackrllle, S, C.. Me ruithng thair aunt, Mrs, W. J. Groav»r. ef 0k*|dlco—Quitman, Ga. Free I’reM. L - A.B.C. Tl,c officer* elect for ihc new year arc ('. IV. Garris. I’losideni; G, Frank Bamberg, Vice- Frcs d.Mit; W. M f Brablram, Treasurer and Manager. The new- Bamberg city fathers, May or K K Hav*; Aldermen, G. A. Jen nings, L. C. I’riee, W. 1’. Riley, I). J. Delk,*; E Dickinson and Tl. W. Keotz, were swom iu'ou the 7tii-inst. The treasury has about $2,300 to the tow n’s credit. The annual Lutheran picnic come* off today at Sty John’s Church. The Midway Dispensary was opened on the (1th in.-t. John R. Bellinger E.??]. has returned fiom New Orleans. IRIl’OF rRF.5lDF.NT Mr KIN LEY Sew Orleans, La , MA> 1, It/Ol. W. W. Finley, Second Vice President, Rotitliern Ry.. W ashiugton, D C. The President's S|*er!al train readied New. Orb-at.* prmftptlv on timr thl* lafternoou. 'I'he trip ha* hren absolute ly free from accident, mishap or delay, each arrival and departure being made according to schedule, and tin* been In every w ay notable. 1 desire U< expre** in behalf of the President and hi* en- t'.r? party hearty appreciation, and to add (hat the presence of Mr. L. S Brown win> has been constantly atten tive and thoughtful ha* contributed very largely to the plcasura of our journey. * Geo B..C(vrt»lyou, Secret iry to the President. -jBakiaVglL' New building with six rot,nis ami steam; corps of well-s^l»^uv| ln-t con» «)air*g lire hiin-lrc.! sulmuas; an auditorium. hraG 'iiolofs; a splrijtlld 111 a guud IKcrary so' - by brary •let) ; all higher tir ii.di"* (aught m ilic high •duml departm' nt inu*ic uudffr (be •H|N*n i*lon of an acctunpli<licil dlicclo,; Kindergirien anpTviscd bv a gradual* ol th* Kindergarten Training School of South Carolina; tuition r»(c* ntf^’rafe;, goo,l board in pritato lauiilit* at low tale* For further in formation ad Irs-t c • v* |. * ->r« , (J7.DU . (■Mg I - A* (aurii 1 *, ^ Xr”RT-IiwiiSi . .. * .. I Ar~'Ps*..,ak’ oa . i ■“ fcarua.-"* iPwTUd | : feTS*;. 4 ,:' ( ’ 1 » ' Sr hptrtaabu.g “ a>h**1i« Ar Ka-zWlI* Ar Cta'iaaa't . GEO. H BATES,Chairman, Bat nwcdl,.S. C. uiab It Phi I L*iW »*• jS* etov u yaj....... 1 ttffl Sliyj...... W. ff- JONES. Principal, Baruwsll, S. C. r——1 A r lx»^l*»ills . sorraaorao. Cow bjys out west w'ero nmcli dis appointed that Teddy Roosevelt w;as not along with President McKinley’s gicat railroad show. The M. E. Church. South, has suc ceeded in raising (in subscfiptiOns) die $1,500, 000 asked by the General Con- feretlce ar a 201b Ceotruy educational thank offering. • . ‘ Rotice to Contractors. and ion to ^Sealed piopoSkl# for the erection completion ol a Fire Proof Additii the Court House at Barnwell,„ S. C., will be received at this office until Mon day, June 3d, at 12 o’clock noon, Rnd w ill be Immediately opened in the pre* fnee of the contractors. * Plans ami speeilieationa can be seen hcr5, or at the office of Wilson <fc Edwards. Archi tects, Columbia, 8.0 The right is reserved to reject, any or all bid*. 1‘. M. Buckingham, Sett., Barnwell, S. C. If vaii went (he pref at in towti go l*> Mo 1*1 *1 skirt, tie or THAT TIRED FEELING. On* ?1 00 rtottle of Crweli’* Irou and Maiigaiicse■|Vpt->natc will entirely do •way Aidi t.iat tired Iccllog *o preV.i- l*ni durr-tig Sptiiig 4 uf-t1ie year. Satis faction guaranteed. - • Cree-b's Pharmacy. Dl-'bOLUTION NOTICE.' The co-partnership heretufare o*Ut- 1ng between > C. Myt(h*w* and IL B. Matthew* a* Dealers In General Mer chandise at vVUIDtou ha* been dissolv- jed- Tha busmts* will be contlnurd by uud«r-ig.ed u hi* own act* a 'll c.u.^r: *ii d*l't* doe Tl j*. Claet—att .. jVili it. KL)* vUi« I i a> •• a<**vui« son *’ epartaoboM rjli (5 j f t. lyoi-vlur 1 Lr. C'ln-mas'i Uv. JOBBERS and WHOLESALE • <» ' (DEALERS in GROCERIES, 4 | BARNWELL, S. C. kpartaobuiv umbia .. . Cv. Ke * Yl'rUTxi5.]ft j" •‘ Phi bale: plua “ FUltlnere ... I.v. Wa«hi'r , 'n (eo-Rri Lv! BtApioart * ** Lt1>»3 .ille |No tt Vo.SN'oJt* lly Hally «a ea- TstlTO- - ^' Ta '8F*~~~. iaTiu *ua S DON’T EMPLOY THEM. * ^ ' All persons are warned under pain of prosecution to the full extent of th* law not to employ tlio following named colored men w bo are under con tract to work for me r-‘ . John Hay*, sometimes called An drew llnya, black color, about 25 rears old, can he identified by a’small short, tootii b twcpn front tipp*r. teeth, and Green, black, about -5 year* of look. J. 0. 8:inder«, * Olar, S. C. MarCtb.l-’Ol (4. w.) <^> TVe propose to keep rt fuli supply of First C lass <§> Groceries and to sell directly to tlie Farmers. Wc <^> buy in large quantittes and ean sell you any first <§> class article at wholesale prices. AVe guarantee to meet Savannah, Charleston and Augusta prices at any time and save you the I 4 11EIU111. -• — Allow no body to mislead you, but REMEMBER WE SELL TO ALL ALIKE. E*araiuo our goods as to quality, give us a trial and bear in mind that we are ready and willing' to make sati* facto ry a hy bus i n esr Transnetrori tha t may be had with us. Lv. Oiarfotin “ Bock Hill •* Ch«i*r . h Wir.n'boro Ar. Columbia, iBWxsit Lv. C-Jambia, (I?. D.). “ Jobsstau “ Tr*n1 on At. Aik'.'U Ar. OranitevUle :... At Anuns'fr.. Lv. «>)itunb;a too. Hy j “ Ktirvlffe “ Oranx*burx " Brsnchvlli* '....I M SiunmrrvlU* Ar. C**rl^tpn .. . . Lv.TJolumbU *So. Rj. H.. •• •• BlsokvllM “ haniweil “ bavaauah Ar. .Ta.-J^'onrltl* (P.8. > It I5» ? 'fWS fill cao* n- Slooping Cor Sorvipo. Excel lea t- dGly pMaenger semce betwre* Florid*»3<1 K*v\ork. , _ ,. Kos. Bt sud b2-rh’ew York oad florid* Lb*- Ited. Daily esedpt 6tiao*y, compo*cd exalr 1 lively of>uUiu*B fittest Diawia^Boon Slee^ Pitilj » CFs* lm (arc* , (f.iwu 1 I the l and and NO TICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED- ITOK8. All per«nn» biting claims *g*in*t the *sutf of J. C. r.uckinghavn, de- r*a«*d, are re<pu**i*d L> pr**«-ni thaiu mt ! duly stu»(«d and ail prrsotia indoUod ry S. B. MOSELEY, Manager. pay ( of J. aero . Mai BaWd R* klj, r. tSc l* gnoda* hai Ifta 0s Sav**l( sbUuwiug by iba late tttew* A Co. .. ill Apnl 19>H. U L. mtnt (o the uudrra 1 rr»i<i»ed. Exn^iiof. r • Pricci 6heerfuliv given to »ll applving for Mine, y a* 4 *. M. K trAIughim, ^ '• ' ‘ — » C. ’I ■ . Aikmiaad Few York, runs from ***«*(» tr •wri'-Y* Via 8:a-kyin*. Pnrhjr oar* hr l a < m C harlcstrm aod Ou*.unbta. " No*. Si au<Y a4-Nrw York aad norlda Kz- pr-.«». Drawiae-rooia sieeptna* ears bet* Ausuata aad New Tork. Pallpja** roun car* between Port Taa, toariile. bavaaoah W »«bin(toB attl * *w . Dayman *!ee«in* oms b*tv. *«a vb*r.&t(' BUchianod IXoLa «sw* betwrea Ckarje*aff aad -**'aaaah. No* ii and »—U. P'-'lntsn drawlaf-too® buffatl (wow, Jarkrmrula aad New Y« iu-aO squids; oar* Iwtwrea amotu'a lnt»* Dfr.ln* car* •arvo aU wall Pu':-,aa •.eetnav r e**MH , : < ** Ja tnd (<, umbjr aarouU dairefce^ villa *ad< icdussU. via AAmnQm. I H *8K I* U kSSOX, ImH V P ttiteo. JU*. W «*(.i -*• jo. U G u ve\rv * At* v