The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 18, 1901, Image 2
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4U!,Y 18 HWI.
Ninfiteon prominent pujilk* ni«n,
tunging from John (Ury HvktitU* WH-
)Um Jonninx* Itrynh. hn?o bcnn invk-
tod to (p««k nt Ohfoii on th« 8th And
thh of AVtorn^y Oonorhl Bel-
llnjrer will Apenk for #arnw«)l on that
trooaflort, v ^
Bhhathlr Tillman U havinA a pood
time llahlnc and pcfttlng uuned at Mo-
ClellAnvUle.
Senator MoLauVln la In Waahlngton;
*xpandinx. He will be apt to g«t Un-
•d next year «n«l then hr\ao plenty^ of
(line to go a rtaMnfc.
A few weeka agotliouaand* of 4Cait-
•aa farmer* dm** their reaping ma-
ehlnea on Hunday 10 late ttfWr aplen-.
alld wheat crop*.
J*mt week hot wind* damaged the
e»rn Vrop not lea* than 50 per cent.
They’ll not have ro wa»rk Huadaya to
harreat their nubmna.
At the naval training M-hwol at Port
Itoyal front one to two thootand young
land lubhera will bet-aft'to aupply the
tiemla of Untie s»ia’e warablpa. Vol-
atn tee ring front thi« 8uu W not likely
to be lively after Itle generally known
tbatju the lewar grade* of aervlee la
Abe navy whkea and hlavka mix In per
fect •quality.
1 he moat cheerful fwmple we
«he*a daya are the white fartier*
t*lao<wda •mall scale and do
wer* themaelvra. Aud the
bkhl they make the raialwg of
fcoppllea the Aral ooaalderation.
Rev. Pan! P. Klatler departed tbla
life nt hi* home n*ar Denmark on bat*
tit day laat. aged about 74 year*.
lie wan 1>nni In Llneolnton, N. C.,
ami came of atnrdy Aertnan ahc^try.
Inheriting In fulled -hteavure all the
aterlfftg vlVtuea of thal’aptendld peopl*.
in vttrly life he Iteoaihe converted »md
entered the fltl'MlkuT <>f ttto lldthodttt
Kplavopal Church, Boifth. Thetlen
forward hit life waa wh'dly Oonaecra-
ted to t,he aervlce of the dlvlho Maater
who Imd ct»nrih|ealthte«l 11111* to baar
glad lidfhga of talvatloo to (he aonla
that were wandering from 111* fob!
Vor a Mtlf oentftry he Area In the active
itinerancy and it wa* to film a labor of
love topreacht^hrlJhand Him crucified.
No toil waa too exacting for hia heroic
aoul. no aacrllioe w*o great for hla good,
brave, tender heart. When the bur
den* of the yeara weighed too heavily,
without a murinor he left to younger
Uvea the larger labor* of the paotorate.
yet edmlnuod whenever opportunity
iierhinted to tell again the nie»*«ge* of
the divine forglvene**.
The good grav head la at real, the
gentle heart la atilled, but the while
1 eo«I han entered into (Jod’a eternal
peace, there to watt a little while until
the loved onee that *0 uilaa hi* beloved
•presence ahall follow him n* be follow-
ed Chrlrt Into the city of the aalnt*.
UinI wa* go.al Pi the world In permit
ting him ao long life, and In the Ih»1
day many rejoicing aoul* will give him
glad welcome that 4te hud been their
•afe guide to that belter world. Onlv
In the light of the resurrection can H
be known how much of good he ha»
dona on earth, and bow bright the
eternal crown that he ha* won. The
best *ympathlea of many loving hearts
go to the wife bereaved after more than
fifty year* of unbroken happ!ne*s, to
the ehtldien that were entrusted to hla
guidance and that knew to well the
gentle go<Hlne*a of hi* belog-
wbo
f
H
bom*
They
I Of ham UOtea. for Umw
hAr * “* "••"T «l»ffer.ni crop* that •ome
•ra sure to bo good and what they lo*o
la ooo way they ara rewMitveful enough | log and looking well,
to maka up In other dlroctlnoa.
In a rocom Mtor hi Dr. J. ||. Car-
Hal# p«hll*hetl la thoUreoavlll# Mean
****** r C^.Jo.. Daniel 1‘openf (lolnm
1»U write* aa to the late Judge John B.
Rlcbartleon, Pr««ldent of the Law
dwnrtof Ai^oal.: ‘‘A Mr. Brwwa. a
H«hi*o of fteproeeam-
Wvee from Born we !L waa iadiK-ed U»
offer a raoolutien In the llou*« that
J• Jff* Mlvbardeuii be "reoMtvvd"
oftloe berauee of hi« age and
Ilea/*
THE PRICE OF CORtf.
Fairfield News and Herald.
Will It be a dollar and a half per
luahel next spring? , It look* an rv>w.
What will wi^do If thl* I* Mt? After
failure of corn-crop in 1845 many peo
ple emigrated to Tenne**ee and el*e-
whhre for fear of starvation, for there
Art'e tin railroad* In upper Hmub Caro
lina to bring In corn. Now when there
are railroad*, there wrlll be no core to
import except at hlfch price*, for there
seems to be a greater failure of crop* iu
the northwest than there la nere.
It waa said tliat'ln 184.*> Maior N. R.
Kavo* furnished hundred* of pound* of
turnip seed to the people of Chester
county free and that a great quantity
of food wan thus furnished the needy.
The people of Fairfield had better
take time by the forelock and plant
anything that will help support Ufa
until the crop of 19011 Hiilll be made.
Warning.
CONSIDER THE MOSQUITO.
in
inira
of the Barnwell Bar toll us
Col. Rope |« mlatakOo. that the
resolution w*i Introdu. *d hy the lata
oeoatur J. J. W|Im.n at requestor Be|i-
rwenuiive John M. Alien of Barnwell
iBatrhrt The ra*o U fully reported In
'Judge O Xgall s Bench and Mar of
ith Carolina, whore Jodge Blrhard-
*• r9r f defen*# la glvoo. sod
»Uo the few defensive remark* of Me
laio lion. Edmund Bellinger, bis Mmn-
oel. After hearing Judg« Kk-bardaon
*»ot a vote waa cast In favor of Kepm-
tentative Allen'* moilon.
A I’dKD UP MAN.
Mitehell, of Hickory
GOVERNMENTCROPREPORT.
The rdport Issued on the 0th, Inat.
•aid of the corn and cotton crops:
Alabama—Cottou la exceptionally
small, but ulean and healthy, bloom
ing generally and some fruiting: corn
la improved where rain wa* received,
but generally deteriorating for lack of
mol*tura.
Arkan*na-Weatherexreeelrely warm
aarlr corn •erlouslv damagwl, late do-
iug laUjjr well but need* rain. Cotton
I* doing falrlv well In n»o*t secllult*
but beginning to need mill badly.
Ixtulslaae-^OaUaa small hot grow-
ohleet blmMMlltg
and fruiting eallsfactorlly.. Com not
too old or destroy e*l by drought im
proving.
Texas—Severn drought prevailing
oTtv the Male, with hot w,nd* I
Northwest portion: Cor» aerloa
damaged. pr-*»m prwepeeis ere fur lee*
than half a «rwpexce|>t In scattered lo-
onllllen In eouih porttow • here a guwd
yield la lad lee led i notion ‘.crop le teu I
day* late, plaal •mall aodprregMlar: up
land entton i* •offering lor rain, crop I
on low lamta tonka wall hot neede min. j
Mleelselppl—Cotton ha* n gewd color, I
la growing alowlr und frw'.Uag wail In
aruiib pan low; »ariv ooru la seriously
damaged bv dry wee I her; late rota
end soger • au* doing falrlv well.
Tennessee—Corn la doing well ox-
I pi In the dry dlstrtcta. Cotl«*n le
blown lag hut email and nredlag min.
Mlaaorirl—With go d mins a«oa corn
In •orthetii sectlnna will ataka fair crop. |
J hut In central and sowihern hardly halt j
• crop • * peeled, t ■•tto* le progreee-
I log alonly except where mine foil.
It has been hot enough In W|aeo«i*lii
to fry egg* by sunshine.
Rev. C. H. Gardner, pastor of the
First HaptDt Church, Greenville has
accepted a call to tira«o Church, Rich-
mood, salary $3 iim a vear.
All told over a bundled ihonsand llt-
| tie mnle* have been sent from the L'nl-
I ted fttatee In Nouth Africa for the use
of the British foreee. They cost from
1*0 u> Sldu apiece.
On Maturday a party of llebrer
from Savannah attenilml a
Consider now the mosquito.
Behold, he manicth abroad in the
land, seeking what be may devour, and
he I* not so purticular what it mav he.
He goeih about with hi* wi'e apd his
children and when he teeth a bald head
he sayeth :
“Now, verily, this D the spot for our
picnic/’
Pcradventpre, he seeth a lady with a
net wain, add be lingereth upon her
cheek.
And eateth therefrom the bismuth
and the toilet cream and the bloom of
youth that comcth In a tin box at 13
cents, inarke<i down from two shekle*.
Again he Itndeth'one asleep aud he
goeth softly unto him aud hlleth at him.
Sc that the man arlseth with the sud
den tie** of a hair trigger and shouteth :
••Who stabh-Hl me? Vorll.f, some one
hath pushed a hayfork through my
face,”
Now the mosquito Is g' bird which
nesteth over against the land that W
called New Jersey,
Which laud produceth nothing but
mosqnlune* and trust*.
Behold, the mosquito I* composed of
two wings and * hill. ' a
And the wing* are large, hut the hill.
It la even a* on* Uia\ 1s present-d at the
Waldorf-Astoria for a wioe-sup|>er.
Anri mao) aie the way* ot killing
lb* mrwqnlto. ”
- Put autary wan’s baud would fain be
ag*ln*t him.
Y*a. he hiisseih about, singing with
I much merriment, and It* alppeth down
I upon the chin of man.
And man givsth unto himself a light
band lah. which bruiseth hla chin sod
j Jarmth hi* teeth.
. I But be lauJelh not upon the raosqul-
te.
And men do al*o get themselves
I screens for I heir window* and doors
| that are In their dwelling*.
Bat the liosqulto cosneth In rhmttg’-
I the serreu* and hrenkvtb up more sleep
than au alarm che-k.
Yet there he men who arise In the
j pir-d. place* and my that Ike no~qui
to mav be hurried to an easlr grave by
I coal nil;
•‘One night my brother’* baby wa*
taken with Croup.” write* Mr* J. C.
Huider, of Crittenden, Ky., *Mt se : enied
It would *trsngle before we could get a
doctor, so we gave it Dr. King’s New
Discovery, which gave quick relief and
r rmanently cured It. We always keep
In the house to protect our children
from Croup and Whooping Cough. It
cured me of a chronic bronchial trouble
that no. other remedy would relieve.”
Infalllhile for Coughs, Colds, TTiroat
and I.ung troub'es. Che and 51.00.
Tidal bottles free at C. N.‘ Hurckhalter
aud Creech’s Pharmacy.
A Braxillinn aeronaut, now In Part*,
has perfected a balloon that be can
make go In any direction, j
OLD SOLDIER’S EXPERIENCE.
M. W. Austin, a civil war veteran, of
Winchester,Ind.. wrltea:**Mv wife was
sick a long time in spite of good doc-
tor’< treatment, hut wa* wholly cured
by Dr. King’* New Life Pills, which
worked wonders for h«r health.” They
always do. Trv them Only'25c at
Creech’s Pharmacy and C, N. Burck-
halter’s drug store.
REDUCED RATES VIA SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY.
To Mont^eat (Black Mountain, N. C.)
Account of Christian Workers Assem
bly, July 21-August4l£t, PJOt.
Account of this occaaion Southern
Railwsy will sell round trip tickets to
Black Mimutaln, N. C. and reinru at
rate of one and one-tlnrl fares, .for the
round trip, not to etceed Summer Kx-
curslon rate*.
Date* of sale July 10th, 20th and
22nd, final limit August 8, 11)01.
This afford* every one a gooff oppor?
tunity to visit the -Land of the Sky.”
- - - •
TO DKTROI I*. MICH.
Account International Convention
Brotherhood of St Andrew, Julv24 28.
Mail. Southern Railway will sell round
trip ticket* to Detroit. Midi, aud re
turn *t rate of one flrat clas* fare for
th* roqud nip.
Date* of sale Jnlv 22nd. 2.lrd, and
24th*. final limit Jwlv «1. IW1
Ry deiMrsitlug ticket* (in person)
With F. C I*orr«hl. Joint Agent, be
tween Jutv 24th. anff 31st. anil payment
of Tee nf 10 ct*. at the time of de|wwit.
an extent Ion of the final limit until
August 1,4. IU)I. can be obtained.. . J,
For ileta'lml lnformail«>H as to rate*,
•fr. rail on or adilrea* any agvnl ol the
Soutbern Ra'lway. .
W H.Tayloe.
A t*. I*. A. Atlanta, tia.
BY
me I*
T'rwai
•ell li
woll.
M
TAX SALES
VIRTUE of Tax Execution* to
misJ anfl dtrerriit hr the « ..oniv
urer I have levied upon and will
i front of the Court ll..tia# at ttarn-
wilhiu the legal hoor* of sale, on
lay thetfith day *4 Auguat 1901. It
SUMTER, S-C.
(CHABTEBED ) < SOS SECTABICI )
Clarence ]. Owens, A. H., President. .
OBJECT: That our Young Men may he developed physically, mentally,
morally and “that our Daughter* may bo as ooroer stone*,. poUsbud after the
•imilitude of a palace.”
COURSES.
Literary—(Regular.] •
Neleittlfie-f Regular.] <,
Music —Vocal and Instrumental.
Art—Charcoal and Cast Drawing, Pastel. Water-Color, Crayon and Oil,
Portraiture and China Painting. -
f'otnmerdbl—Book-keeping. Stenography, Typewriting.-^
Elocution, Oratory agil Expression.
Military—Drill, Physical Mnd r Bi>ouet Exercise, Signaling-pud Military
Science. , ’ <
DEGREES—Two Degrees given, B. L. and A. B..
EXPENSES:
Matriculation \ $5 00
Board, per month V 8 00
Tuition, per month 4 4 no
Burgeon, for year J 09
POINTS OF ADVANTAGE:
• 1, Avce-rihle location—Sixteen passenger trains per day.
2. Healthfulness—Pure water, good dr-inage.
3. Beauty—Wide avenues handsome buildings, majestic oak*.
4. Influence—Social, intellectual and religious.
6. Enterprise -Trade and manufacturing «!«ntre.
**„ Si-hool Organizations—Literary Societies, Y M. O. A., Y. W. C.
7. Faculty—Hix male and »ix female teachers, representing the lead
ing College* and Universltle*.
Apply for Illustrated Catalogue. . *
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
SHOES, GROCERIES
& HARDWARE.
We are now selling at prices to compare favorably with anr market. Give ns
a call and see f.«r vourself. If v«mi arr not mnvlnced, why don’t buy. We feel
you Will be satisfied after examining our new, targe -lock. - _ #
Will practice in all .State and
mate* Court*, special Attention given
to Abstract* of TUIq.
DR. 10. P. LEE, JL
DENTIST, Office, Wllllatnn
S. C. Equipped for travai*
ling. Work doha at yoni
home anywhere In Barnwell County,
WHi be at office In Willliton every ha»«
urday and Monday. IF*
T. B. ELLIS, Jr~
Surveyor and Civil Engine**
Special attention given to the cotnptl
tation of water-power*, leveling and
drainage.
A postal card addressed .to me at 5*ai*
tin, 8. C., will receive'prompt atten
tion. octl-80, ly
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
AUaBtic Coast Line Railroad 1 Co. ol S. C.
Condensed Schedule.
•Ol' TH.
N‘*.
35
No.
57
daily
daily! ex
! Sun.
AM
3 far
A M.
In Effect
June 9th,
1901.
STATIONS.
NORTH.
N*
32
No.
.'*8
daily
ex
Sun.
P. M P.M
daily
7 20
22
:4J
au
60
on
lb
r._i»>
8 UU
3 M
10 00
.TOO Ynrils Pique, Ynluc l.V.,
fiOO Yards Pique, Value -.V,,
1 Lot 40 inch White Lawns,
Price 10c.
Price IS”.
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lie
10c.
. Ly Klormc- At
2.*> BetiPeltsillle
i 8 20 I, Darlington A
I 0 03 Lv KBIott Ar
'... ] i> 40 Ar Suintar Lv
4 02' .... Lv Soniter Ar
4 at i ' Vr Creston l.v
l.v Cre».l»»n Arl
Ar I’rcgnalD I.’
... OrangeDurg
lienmark
.;r |Urw*e)l \
.J * Knhbina
.1 • AragMsta
t2 am! 33 carry throagh PnIL
.IlnffM bleeping l-ara he-
New A^.rk gp>i Maamn via Au-
That
•I up
i He I*
his •
dl
h
bl
•bo
moe-
»k tw
rlth a loud
as-
fed upon the .
logs sod veai
•Inging.
Aud tbal It l« a* *a*v to kill a
qoriu* with *«»*l oil »• (hr the r*
lose her job with It;
But the m«t*qulu* waxetb fat and
g.mrlaheth Hks unto a green bay ire*
u poll tlm diet.
And other men
wire, saving:
*■ I h* thing to rio I* to i
tor oil iiee ahn«it y»ur h
YMltianll Ibe sam*
quito—
He mr*tb naught for*
trust • or tor th* Hfnndi
All nl'a hurii alike !•• him.
Nay. rnv •••». Ihe. mosquito
with ua always until the land <
Is tnken I root off the map.
Wherefore It Is well not to worry
when the mosquito mmetli in the night
and feedeth iqM.n thee,
And puiteth hi* hill In Iby face and
being sale day In said
lun lag de*crib*ri tract
land ail*'ate, lying and
well R’ountv. nta>e ol
I hat tract iu Baldm
Uiulng »ltv acres, ho
lands of Judy I me a*
Ka>t he lands nf A. J
lauds of IV. B. OawsI
mouth, the ltd-
• nr |.arvrls *>f
I being In Barb-
8outh Carolina:
k Tnwn>bin,tfon-
i«nded North by
d **• ali Young.
. Davt* ihHith hv
I, We*i by laud*
Men's
1Sov*i»
Twt
Blot
iu
$.L .’d >.
f
I Mart
i be au
raul.
Thai
Wiepbec
Id a* the
i*. Iwtled
ureperty of
U|mH
Jack
and
Ut
'last the «
i bust km* ”
lo the m
th,
rd
eaator nil
Oil Trust.
will he
>f Jtr*er
ir«et in Barn
j containing one arr*. Ih
1 land* of Fi«rrt# Affam<
1 bniongh street. Howtt
W'est bv land* of Msruh
' led upuu and io be -ul«l
of K. A. Wadaworth.
That tract in Bennett .Spring, Town
ship, rontalning uue Inin.(red and
ulnriren acre# . bounded North bv
well Towrsbip.
unded North by
. East hy Marl-
i by — nireet,
Sumpter I ev-
aa the property
Linings, Notions, Table Linens and Towels, Handkerchiefs.
Wash Dress Fabrics, New Dress Trimmings,
R. & G. CORSETS.
MKVS FITrXTSinXG UOODS.
Piece >
c Suits,
RIBHO NS—pH) Picccn Silk ItibboiMk, No. 4 1 ), & SO, l!k*. | •;
LMHUOIDKKIES—LffrgiHt Line in Town.
KNITTINi. SILK-LmiIhui.I. .> s.lkAIK
SPOOL COTTOff—1 Dozen CooU t .TOc.
GROCERIES—A full liuc frchli, wiih price* to meet
competition.
HARDWARE—A curoplctc ami lull line.
WINDOW SHADES—Idtrjcc line from 2-V. to 7.V.
CURTAIN RODS—Oak Curtain Rod*.
BOOKS—I^ar^c Line Stamlanl NovcU, 10c. to LV.
& 14 ..
& 4* .
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man l*a
I iwueffH
eusia.
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T'elh
J
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Manager
K Kt-nly,
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Gen.
Man
. Enver*
l‘n*s Agt.
ager.
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■ 4T4 rmjy
of HU’korr firoyro.
bav hrought suit against individual
mein tiers ol ihs Hivkory Grove lVoo.1-
u»en. He clalui* that In Inlilation he I nfluruay u parev *>• n*orew.. , J" J" "
received injuries from wbirh he can Item Savannah atunilwi a picnic at ^ndslureth all lbe nhila
•ever rednier. and want* »l6.uu,. The I Dmifuabla Beavh. and twelve went la wirntTnewre
caae will oome np. at the November bethlng. Hix nf ihe merry party were . ,* ’ w .
Jwing young women aud 1 h
Ilka unto
land* of J. W. Fur.*. K*4« hv lands ml I \ A /' I O /^\ _ fr."- 1 '™ ^ITsT
Abel Aiken and I^ner Three Kun*. | KYA I I r~\ I \ /\ / II \ / /\| ( ei-a ifci-se 1 * ire*** W«-** • f-rem yma
% B * r r H ' K rl I IUt?l VV Hoy (JO zix:trioi\zrtZ
land* of J. H . y ur*e and U>wer Three J / h .. i -.-re ■ i-—- * t ft - - •■V *H A *
Brown Building, Barnwell, S. C.
ORPHAN’B LEAVE.
Itivehnwrireri ind incite nf ths nre
pban* at the (tonnie Maxwell Orphan
age hare gone to the hmuee of friends
nod connection* for the ueiial summer
vnontion. Bevcn nf them still remain.
Seventeen of the children ana bnUig en
tertained by the Bearer Danv/A&ocla-
tlon. The children will be atray unill
the ninth of Aiigu»t^|ni) vrliciv.(]iqy re
turn will hold many pleasant niemorle*
of the summer vacation.—Greenwood
Index. < •
A DISAFl’OINTKD DARKEY. ’
Three years ago Dave Hherant, an
Amleraou negro, get tired of being the
man behind the mule, jumped hi* con
tract, volunteered and went to the
Philippine* a* a man behind the gun.
Maturday week ago he returned to An
derson and was a big hero until Mon
day, when he wa* arrested for violation
w? contract before he became a soldier
bold. He had to put up |I00 tn ca«h a*
aecurlty for hi* appearance at court,
CHANDLER TO TILLMAN.
Ex-Senator William E Chandler, of
Nf wjllanipahlre, waa In correajionilence
with Senator B. R. Tillman during the
recent tilt the flery Southern politician
had with hi* colleague. Senator Mcl.au-
mn. The object of Senator Tillman was
to drive h'.* enemy Into a corner from
w hich he could not escape political de
feat. After the resignation of Senator
McLaurin was withdrawn from the
band* of the Governor of South (’arw
linn and Senator Tillman also had'to
withdraw- bis redgnation, the wllr New
Hampshire politician telegraphed to
Senator Tillman :
“The rat got away from the cat.
Good rat; bad cat.”—New York Time*.
A CHARITY FUND. .
* The treasurer of the town of Xew-
tierrr 4* circulailug a petition In that
community asking cltUens to subscribe
gs liberally^** tbey can to a Charity
Fund to be dispensed by the Council.
Every town in the State needs such
an ocgairtaatinn. Scarcely a week
paaae* that help la not needed, aid
aakedfor, lo behalf of the slctt or un
fortunate. Such subscription Bata ara
generally presented to citizens thost
aMMietnteQtlv seen and they alwaya re
spond to tba bast of their mesas. Rut
tliera are gaod and genemu* peoplh
_ lad to glva who ar*
■i
opportonl'v to
the town* aa
Wry
It la proposed (o form a new- conntv.
ao ha called llaiaaru. uutul LhcH ert-1 F..r h" knowrih Hi. ea.ler for him t Hr . ^ k ■ r -- rr - uw
arnpartof Beaufort and a sllea oT lo dmlgs nly iialiil than tor fhee lo 1 *wwMffa*m^^«a«~aea»^m»wam*^
part
Hampton. The Palmetto Post »*v»
that office-wanting |M*lltloiana are fa
thering the movement.
The Aiken Recorder •ays that Capt.
Claude K. Bawyer mav be expected
hommany day. Ill* regiment w*» Inua-
tervd oih at SanF-ranciscn ((line week*
•go. Wheg heard from last Capt. law
yer waa tick In u hospital.
Charlton has killed *o inanf mules
and horse* In several Mississippi coun
ties that not enough work animals are
left to ttni*h laying hv the crop*. Sev
eral negro** have died of the dl*eu»e.
and other* refuse to work for fear of
contracting the fatal malady.
There will be no dearth of willing
and working candidate* in the 7th dls-
rlct for the unexpired term In Congress
of the late Dr. J. William Stokes.
While many are yet In the woods the
following are said to have entered the
field : M. I*. Howell of t nlicton, T. F.
Brantlr of Orangeburg, 0. W. Buchan
an of Supiter. . „ .
The blind tigers of Charleston were
taken hy surprise last wwhr«*nd suf
fered hnavy losses. Chief Lafar and
seven assistant state constables were
quietly- ttansferred from Greenville,
where they had about exterminated the
mountain tiger*, and being unknown
in Charleston they hail great, luck. The
constables who have garrisoned the old
city by the sea woke up and went to
work, and between the two forces the
illicit dealers had hard times Some
weie so badly hurt that thev have quit
the business, and the constables prom
ise to continue their activity until the
city la free from the liquor law break
er*.
La«t week’s bar ami corn crop report
from West of the Mtssl-alppi River were
most disheartening. I he heat wa* in
tense. at some points record breaking,
the thermometer mounting aa high aa
109 In the shade. On Sunday prayers
for rain were made In score* qf church
es In Missouri and Kansas. Stock rai«-
ers are marketing hogs'-and rattle as
fast as possible, a* the pafehed .fields
will not produce food for them. In
eonaequence of thia crop Injury beef,
bacon and lard are bonmly to go high
the coming season. )>'orMinately line
wheat crop* have been saved in all the
NorthWeet.
_tgjh ne presumed that the cotton
crop* of the Indian T>»iHarv.- Eonlsi -
ana. Arffan**a and Texas hare aa a
whole suffered, although thunder
storm J hare Broken the drought In
part* ef those etaus.'
tirri* ruurfo.- i
It I* better l*< do as the 'nnMqnlto. for
~ hti
SHT
Kuril, (.evleri upon and t'» lie sold aa
the property of William Harper.
That lot In Barnwell Township <wn-
lalnlng on*acre, hounded XoMh aou l
Ea«: by land* ol II. F. o«lnni. South hy
land* of Georgina Piisnix. Most hy *
land*o' D. I*. Imncaater. Levied upon I
uf Wa»h
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THE - P€0PLe”
dodge him.
Josh Wink.
WIU.ISTON NEWS.
Mis* Lucia Matthew* returned home
• few davivago, after a plea«ant visit to
relative* in Augusta.
Mr. G.C. Hair I* home from Bir-
mingiiitm. Ala.
Little Clyde, daughter of Dr. Hick*
ol Augusta, visited Mis* Annie Lou
Woodward Inst ween. .
Miss Arndta Mellichamp and little
sister are visiting relative* in Edgefield.
Mr. Arthur Kennedy and family have
gone to Allendale tn spend a few days.
Mis* Minnie Jackson is visiting rela
tive* in Wagener. -
Mis* Wilia McMichacl is visiting
friend* in Florence.
The crop* of tills section are looking
better since the warm weather set in.
Jack.
Purify the Hioort
Rv taking the old reliable Botanic
Blood Balm (I*. B. B.); cures ulcer*,
scrofula, eczema, pimples, itching *kin.
aching bone*, bolls,carbuncle*. If yon
are all rii.i down take B. B. B. It will
give-life, vitalitv and strength to the
blood. B. B. B make* the Mood pure
and rich. Druggists, $1. Trial treat
ment fre^'by writing Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
the Lexington Hotel
cost each occupant 75
containing one hundred and liftwn
sen**, bounded. North hy Augusia
Road, Ea»t hv land* of Midair, houth
hy land* of W. M Cave, We*t by land*
•f A lex I arrie, •
Levied up«n and to he sold aa the.
property of W. II Duncan.
That tract in Blackvilie Township
containing Hve acres, hounded North
hy laud* of Anna Allen. East hy land*
of Sam Peeples, South of land* of Kot>-
ert Peeples, Wert by lands of Albert'
Davis Levied upon and to be sold as
the pmperty-ot Henry Peeples.
That tract in Barnwell Township
State and County aforsaid containing
seventeen acre*, bounded North hy
lamia of Scott Allen, East by land* of
Dr. A. B. Patterson, South by the Or
angeburg Road. Wc*t by laud* of A.
II. Patterson. Levied upop and to be
sold a* the property of Susan Allen.
That tract in AMendalt township con
taining -thirty-two acres, hounded
North bv lands of Ishmael Gregory,'
East by land* of Ilouver, South by land*
of W j, Sanders, West by lands of Liz
zie Southall. Levied upon and to be
sold as the property of Ellen Blake.
That tract in Sycamore township con
taining two lots and Oh® building,
hounded North and South by laud* of
K: L.Sanders. Kart by Rail Road Ave
nue. West hy Street. Levied upon and
to be sold a* the property of A. M. Brab
ham.
That tract in Allendale Township
containing two hundred acre*,bounded
North by lands of G. IL Jafrell, East by
land* of Miles Loadholdt, South By
lands of Estate of M: Brunson and
of F. M. Young, Wkst hy lands of W.
J. Sandftr*. L*\l>d upon and to he
sold as the property of Mrs. E. C.
Stokes.
Term* oa*iu. jpnrchaser to pay for
titles and Revenue stamps.
FRANK II CREECH.
Sheriff of Barnwell County.
Sheriff's Office, July 18th, 1901.
. CIIEAPTKIP TO CHICAGO.
The Eleventh International Conven
tion of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union of America will he held Jh Chi
cago. III., July 25-2S, 1901.
A apecial B. V. P. U. car will leave
Columbia next Tuesday morning at 7.10
a. m. and go straight through Ashe
ville, Chattanooga. Xa*hvtlln and
LouDvilic. iwai-hiog Chicago Thureday
morning at ivt).
Fare for ,tV round trip •25 from
Charlesto'n. $24\o from Oolnmhla and
•22 20 from Spartanburg. Rooms at
C’hicagu, will
cent* a day.
Meals will be obuinable from 10 c«nu
to a dollar each.
A side trip for 10 days to th4^nffalo
Exposition and Niagara Fall! will rwet
through Mammeth Cave fl 60. The
JWfftK
r* muse have ladi.FIdnal era- awd dlamet-r dreired
Everv Mqptirt ClMiiffc rah Tw»wiT-flvr year* «f praetkal rxna-
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if atse ffh4- . lee—, and quallffml ma la gwaraaira
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