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\m r w.* ■■mSM . y l ' The Barnwell People RATES OFStJRSCRIPTlOS. I’D AdV«nc«, per Anntsm..........11. 11 © On Ttm« .V -Mr 0 * 'Thursday. JUfA* is, u»i. A The RefftfTar OoAmnnicanons of Hermony Lodflfc No. 17 A.’. K.'. M.-. will be heM etthr new Vaeor.lrTem ple In Barnwell upon Tlwraday, on or nest before the full moon In each kronth, beginning at early candle light, tty order of W.\ VL\ . ■7- H. P Awnanaon. Secretary. Thb regular meeting of Barnwell Lodge No. 16, KnlghM of, Pythiae will be held at their Hull on Friday night at 7S' o'clock. A full attend _ anefe is requested. By order of - CHARLIE BROWN. C. C. Wm. McNAB. K. R. NEWBERRY COLLEGE. Commodious building*, pure water. TJiree course* for degree*, with elec- tlrea. Good Library; Working Laboratory. Efficient Preparatory Department. Board, tuition and all fees per year deed not exceed: $KH) in Collegiate Department. $90 in Preparatorv Department. Mext *e*aion begins Oct. 2d. For'Catalogue. address, * Geo. B. Cromer, Pre*„ Newberry, S. C. If you want the prettiest shirt, tie or hat In town go to MolalrV A big lot of ladies’, misses* and chil dren's Oxfords, all t-ites, just armed at Molair’a; cheap for the csah. Pure Linen Gill Netting, I) and 2 Inch me*h, for sale by G. D. C. Lang^. T Blackvillc. h. C. Write for prices. Money to Lend on Improved Farm Property. Apply to l*oi’k Box !77, ' Ham well, H.C. WANTED—Oae hundred pounds country lard. Gee. ||. Bate*. A blf Mae of Lawo*. Dimities, per* rales. White Good*. Lacea and Kmbrol* derma, prettiest lu town, at Motair’a. *' ynwn«ty*a l»ei|ctmi» Candy, ed Weetle by Kspre.. AlwaV* K»r ante by C. X. Ilurahhalter, gist. • P. W. Price U now prepared to make picture frame*, one *l*». hi sbort no tice. I^srge amortefehi of the latest ' I. L. Tobin Eaq- waa in Court Tuea- - H.P. Green Esq. waa In town on ■Tueaday. Mr. J. A. Rous* of Otranto waa In ,town on Monday. MajorE. Spann Hammond waa in town on Thursday. W. A. Holman Esq. spent several days In town last week. M. Hutlddge River* Esq. of Charles- ton was in Court on Tuesday. Bee corrected schedules of the Coast Line and Bouthorn Railways. Hon. James 11. Bush tins resigned the office of Magistrate at Kllenton -**» ,r: • r Mrs. L«n of Clemson College 1* visit ing herJsUUsr, Mrs. Prentiss, thi* week. Measrs.T. S. McMillan and C. L. Brant were choeriui visitora on Tues day Mrs. J. P. Matthew* of Savannah visited Barnwell relatives and friend* this week. The long distance telephone people will soondiave Haro well talking with the outside world. Capt. P. M. Cater continues tn im prove in health, and promises soon to be completely well. Mrs. J. W C. Reed and children of Sumter are visiting her alster, Mr*. E. C. Halford this week. FatherGwynn f* attending the week with his former parishioner* of tha Blackvllle Catholic Church. Mr. E. R Buckingham of Kllenton wa« the gue*t of Mr. P. M. Bucking ham on Sunday and Monday. Mr. L. A. Stoney of Allendale I* said to ba\e the tlnest melon Crop—Boo acVe*—ever grown In this county. Mr. W. R. Kve, Manager of the Flor ence OH Mill, passed through town last week on hi* Bummer vacation. Mr. H. Kline Brown came up on Sat> tirday from Brnnswlck. Ga., to spend a few days with his father's family, | After ten month* on a Flor*da canta loupe fsnn Mr. Easterling I* in Bsmwell again, as spry a* a three year old. Capt. J. D Browne, for several vears • resident »f U’asbiugton. ha* returned to Columbia, which be mill make bis Re.-vU - lutum. Itouaa. Kre«h Drug- TliilirHMl "i DEATHS. Died In Anguata on the 14th Inat. HtHe Roecoe, ion of Mrs. J. D, J.ee, hud grandson of Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Anderson, aged fl years. In Rnyeinxry Towb*hlp on tha 9th Inst., Mrs. tin Woodward, aged about BO year*, daughter of Mr, N. Hair. Slie was a most excellent woman and had long been a consistent ^number of Kosemarv Baptist Church, ‘ A telegram received on the 15 h Krtutrht the aad hew* of the desfll near MldyillUv Ga., of Mrs*. Annie Hickson, daughter of Mr. C. E. Edenttaid of Rosemary;^,* * .»> . •. •''' ' - - ■ - - r,: THE ClUlBOHES. Rev. C. K. Burt* is Oondhbting a pro* traded meeting at Johnston thi* week. .Rev. A. Buist I* this wpek conduct* Ing the annual protracted, meeting of Cypres* Onapel Church. At Blackvillc on neift SsfUrdav and Sundav Presiding Eld6r BVowue will hold the third quarterly meeting for that circuit. Rev. J. D. Moere dellvCrtd two ex cellent discourse* on Monday to large and appreciative congregation* in the Barnwell Baptist church. On next Sun-lay be will preach, morning and evening, at the usual hours; the public cordially Invited to attend both ser vice*. , * cases THE GENERAL HEftftlOXri. On tb« 9th Inst, thn following were disposed of: Qovan Jones, charged with arson (hurniug of the’ Mnlnny Mouse in BUckyllla) waa acquitted. Jim vvillis was found guilty of car rying a concealed weapon and senten ced to devona thirty day* to the public works of the county. Hint guilty was the verdict In case of Stephen Mlxson, charged with larceny, of live stock. Lewi* Moore, charged wtrfr aenault and battery with Intent to kill, was found not gni.ty. Charlotte McCready. Indicted for as sault and battery of a high and aggra vated nature was acquitted. Tiie grand and petit juries were dis charged on Wednesday, Uth Inat. On the 10th the motion for a new triMi for 8am Bate* convicted of bur glary was argued and refused and sen tence of one year at hard labor passed. Notice of appeal to Supreme Court was given. , After the usual routine work of clo sing a term the General Session* was adjourned sine die. A brief time waa given to civil matters, and a recess ta ken until Tuesday, l«!th. PKrSENTJIKXT OK James tuk Grand Jury. Aldrich, Presiding OTRANTU NEWN. M is* Annie Oesterreichet has return ed from a vialt to Savannah relative*. Mr. J. G, Addison ha* pot In a corn mill and is ready to grind meal and gri»t for bis Customers. We wlsti him success The Tnwnship Hoard of Commission er* for H11U Pond township are having guide tKiards painted for the forks anti cross roatl* directing the way and dis tance to the nearest towns and public place* on each road. The |wach crop la very pour. The crop prospect* of oiir neighbor hood have materially brightened dur ing the past ten day*. There have been some light showers of rain ami Ihe-e, cotipl-d wiih the warm nights have brlped all growing matter. L • ’ R. * Lightning etrnek Mr. J Anrll Me* ev’a •taMe e few dev* ago killing a Hoe mule, •hoeblng another and entirely mU*|ng two. . I „ uU , hu|M> m mwell ! the hul'tllng The Summer Hchool Mvma anmii The Only 2 C Arkaas** c. t Igia.* jus) M>-M(uitO. ( ... s I II •t of d> met val .wad -.f • -.fl 11 Ml *ef and R«i next Tn uaill At Jude* »rg ('onnt for I will linue Bar begin r la arMbi ITEMN FROM BLACKY IM F.. - On Thursday at noon the alarm <tf Ira wa* given »od It ws* wetn di—-«iver- e<f that the roof of Mev W. Is. McMil lan'* kitchen was In a blase. Th* dav was hot and csaryiblng very dry and the kitebeb being an a-'hod to the bouse a* entertalcrd of saving Very Bunn both diernm- panle* tgust i;ib. Itks waa amt It to III hr Jat I no Aldr roll on ton I iat *• led (n nesdat re* fnr deya. t>w little Ltndgrro • -Mahan rhemlral engine Ip a few m luntes th •e flames wete extlngui*bvt| ami ail 1 danger averted. Tkt* la tb* 1 few*!!*! 311 -cur m>re •4 the kind thi* •pmi mmr. Hla ink v III • l* verv proud «>f her Mi '• rum §m :«ies and To Hon. Judgec We the Grqnd Jury having .yimple- ted our work for this term ol court beg leave respectfully to submit this their report: 1. We have visited sll the county of fices ami tind them well kept and in good coodition. 2. W'e have visited the County Jail and find it neat ami clean and well kept. 3. We have visited the county poor house ami find that the inmate* of that institution are well cared for. It has been brought ro our attention that the < on01 y Hoard of Coniinl«*lonera baa appointed a commlttee pf four of it* members to visit the county poor house one;every month, for which service extra compsiuatiwn I* allowed thtrm k and we have had cmnplaiuts made to 11a of thi* union on ' the "part of Hie Board, and we recommend that the service* of this committee be rl|s|M-nsed with—a* we are advised by our Bwllcl- tor that this is an extra expense to the county, unauthorised by law. XVt rec ommend that the repair* weeded at the pom house, which were recommended to h« done at la«t term of oourt, be rsHUjth't-d «f once. - 4. The Hupervieor'* attention I* call ed to the bridge at Patlereon’s Mill*, a* It l« in a dang, run* condition,' The County *UjM-rvi*or ha* been reported the Grand Jury for being tod lenient thwga thrm Ion in —-en drw«e«d I 1 mm the convict caaip. and nnt under guard, in 001 panv wiih uegr>i women; and mat the coot l-d* have been M-eu A DEER MY8TERY. It la r mystery why wonifo endure Backache, Headache, Nervnu«neaa, Sleeplessness Melancholy, Fnintlng and Dl»y Spells when thousands ha Ye proved that Electric Hitters will quick ly cure such troubles. H ! aufTered for year* with kidney trouble,” writes Mrs. fbebe Cherley, of Peterson, Is., '*and a lanlc hack pained me eo I could not dreas my*e|f, but Electric Bitters wholly cured me. and, although V8 years old, I now am able tn do all my housework.” It •ovc'come* Constipa tion, improves Appetite, gives perfect health. Only f»0o at dweeb's Phar macy and C. K- Bunskhalter’s drug store. BEST SARSAPARILLA. Red Blood Sarsaparilla la tha ittoet reliable medicine of its kind sold. One to three bottle* makes one feel as, tho* he had a new lease upon lift. Satis faction guaranteed. Mind, wa'iuean exactly what we any and can alwaytbe located. CREECH’S PHARMACY, RATES TO BUFFALO Via Southern Railway, account Pan- American Exposition. Effective May 1st Southern Railway announce* tumid trip rate* to Buffalo, It. Y., and return, Recount of the Pan- American Exposition. Choice of route* via Washington, D. C., or via Cincin nati, Ohio. For detailed information a* to rates, schedules or any other Information ad dress nearest agent this Company. W 11 Tavloe, - A- G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. To Bo Ci it to Us Our Flour Mill rapacity la 90 barrels per day. It ha*. Four Roller Stand* | and Is equipped with lataat Improved machinery. 43 pounds ol flour per! bushel of wheat was onr averaga last s»a«on. Send your wheat by freight prepaid, mark your sacks with vourj name and we wilt rerum your JUurt making no charge ftr hauling to and from depot atourhud. Toll one-tantb. We do not grind lots less than ten] bushels. liken Industrial Company, I AIKEN, S. C. Hour Mill, OH hi Cottoi Gin. C. K. HENDERSON, Pres, and Trwas. Wheel |t& te and Ldet Repafrferi ^ Prices as kf# ds the lowest. 'FIret ClssS Work, GuaWnt^V ' '' -— —eor * 1. ] to th h wtik ^ — j e wee — - - * vv * — —ae -is— eea s _ icta. In that be allow-L h liberty, they have boan I n ritlReu'a clotblng, awav | | PLEASANT SUMMERING PLACES Readied via Southern Railway. Hundreds of moat delightful Summer Re«orta and Summer Homes on the line of the Southern Railway quickly and comfortably nmviin l. - Asheville, Hot Springs. Tryon, Hen- derwinville. Warm Springs. I.ltlils Spring*, tale of Palms, Cumberland .Island, Old Point Comfort, Virginia fftheh, Buffalo Llthla Springs, Virgin ia Hot Spring*. White Sulphur and lookout Mountain. "The Land of the ftky.” ‘*The Sapphire Region,” and many other nearby and distant moun tain retreats. Southern Railway also offers superi or service sud aceommodatlon* to reafb the Great Lake Heglon. the Alleghany and Adirondack Mountains. Ijuw Round Trip Katas. DonYmake a •election for a place fo ▼pend the heated season until vou write the undersigned for Descriptive Liter ature of ahv lts->ri place In America and a Summer Home Folder. Id *h t.. - '••'•a Set' te,| G. D. C.' Mt*e E Blacks 1 lie. tt. C- 1 Itiwg bei waxtid —Thr Mode) tta ea— I.ePP- 1 Bull. A I Itaureaa drv wf Aegis. »ta. bevistg a au| iwrh up ta IflUni C warap«vv>» rosssf sia e a ' a Mm K fartiM4a |m ail Baruwell rsraa I«y p—*f.te | rHarmtni fa fiilll | Hr i f miroaag* 1 ftl Hrff Hi I’arkagv* *o* 4 parrel* rtcHt , 9> a | || eg |g« I I^Mrrn* PseHS sra tt rd luradaf*. rsturu ml «m» *««- At IB tt Itt das a. It* rawrll Agevsrv At C. Xe V bprrkbalter’ a Drug Nu.re. TeTd^he I m 1 ItM'b'TY *' ItoPn. A ml* It 1* a diet 1 fart that nw* a ihM • I hmm% fri alt— iktid <»f a pptp rrwp pii 1 w I B f 1 w » new 11 I ten «tl rk, r*. Ml ea i* 1 II* Ollkerson rty Serna. and Mb* mt< W e*t u w Mala dale I* the | y«me a p I .no Gray I Frotav evn her rbemh al 4re e Mr. Fred Cme placewith bis ata le vUiUng the f«i M-rrla. a»» tn fi.rmei . Mi*e Isa If of M ly of thi > of |M ,**•. I Of I* •trvet.— fnrmt veeter isv making ready tn ial fiiurtlew of •oak Hall. M lefftsffww I' TllW «l itH 4 la tbte rwualr. ■*, and name a erne, p, average. fwttaa «« go--I Ian prw«|eg. autl with I make two-thud* of a tin tbla land* bat lltl while General ( toms netll Jerk F mi • | I •bet w! d I* rlrt dr pc* 1 aver le r*a ell, I-., kl'l* b vt llan.li ran IU I •<- g la r-*’ lav Mr M and kl tbody eq Hag In a r**k aw P ad pwbllr »h--l awai fbe at- Ibe ‘l**ud mlav ndge I IflHl tarn I I* •tHHebi# tmlu of w go mad 1 a score 7 I Mi-*c* I On f entert* her gu . "-i 1 Joltli I I muw fi l.Uad I oier. • M In Ln lr evei aoclal ’ Mt* 4 her k*a G wa* E»« glr iu# Miff flta* | races with the county mule •ral eft*-* hare beau rrpoi ■rtle* living in adulterv w 1 iiQiltt of ihU cAHtftijr, In tIoIbi r* We dr%«r« li» fivw noilrr u inolrM« ih«*ir |»f4rii*‘WM ■cpnliuued we will formally pre hem to Use iourt at lu weal are- CET TIE BEST. Y ib-1 C» , *i «»U 1 klsr all I mill »u want the beat flour and tha lar- f l*ld for vewr wheat. This 1* pre- ly what you get at my roller flour . whirl, has ju*t been haersaaed ONE FARR FOR THE ROUND TRIP I- TO BIRMINGHAM. ALA. AND HJL-\hr TURN. 1 Account National Gland Templa. Mo saic Templar*of America. Blrmlngwauu^ Ala,, July ;W-August 4th, Southera Railway announces rate of on« first cisss fare for the round trip from all pointa on Its lines to Birmingham, Ala. and return. . | Tickets to be sold July 2Hth. 29th, and 30th, final limit August Ath, IWil. For detailed information Call on or j address any Agent of Southsrn Rail way or conoectluna. W. H. TAYLOR. A.G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. SUMMER SCHOOL FOR WHITE TEACHERS OF BARNWELL AND BAMBERG COUNTIES, AT BT.ACKVILLK, H.C. ] JULY 230 TO AUGUST 17TH, 1901, The Teachers of the White Publte School* will take note that tbs Slimmer School will be held as above mentioned. This will be a scbeol of importance, from tbe fact that the oowree of study will bear directly upon the erork to be don* in the school* nest year. • Instruction subjects; School MAXaneamrr. Gaouaaruv, AaiTHMaric asp GaaMMsa. a TbeTruateaa will permit me te eug- geat that If there I* euy mwnoe te the credit of their eel, no I diefrirta 10# very beat expenditure ef that mowev will be to aopropriate tan dollar* to she tewab- *r ataendiug this Hummer H eh eel. 1 would alep state that maav oeue- tv school* in tee Stale have adopted fht* poller with gratlfylog re*alia. Prof. R. I to Hughe* ef Greenville, owe of the me*t csHBpeteei and vm*e**fel rducwtor* la th* Htate, will he PriHul- pal of (he School. . * FW 1ru*tecs are requseted te hove loeir whoal* clwaed during the eeaelou A. RflRT. • fount* Superintendent of E duvet lee. Rlarkvltl*. Juea las. 1901. ^ First DoorWesI PsoPLlr Offfth* ‘Give us a call, we’ll do the reel* ffOWARD Attorney , at j^aw, B4RN.WELp,i.-C, Besoimo thr practtMGff bis ■ courU of the 'StW*' and Catted ■re Ida bmt'att-mTou Watt wilt giro bis hcMt’att trusted to bis eSVe. Bank of Barnwell. Office trout CHICHESTER’S EN6USH, PENNYROYAL PHIS esmsoai 00. »A. will be on the following | Ctiiltflw I. f etm Ciutfn Aagosla and Aafcvtilo Short Um. achedule ta sC««t Jaw. 1SU, MM. -- Lrove low ■mV j ♦.<> a" ' • Mt TJfli Leave Arrive Ur Auqwsa. urmhwm > WOl. •••ewemdB r4w|9 from hi barrels to tt le aw 1 of Al Wr have not report on ibe f. Mi** -•-.I* ii or the iv, with have g-u r-ui*iad t.M |OW' U lee s*f* fl fee l I* th! usMc. Lucy I »e and Jack iLtereat of 11 I, M Mulll •f the M«tbi a Hair nor of id Miw. > reeling .. » 11 b* I the ha' I magi j til He 0 i * j he* twef Ann of t magi tea—mi •red twf ahft to make •irate* In tfle that. Roue ef are uA or eoat nobe for onr ln*,u tn* complaint# that < 1 ale* a iv very alow a eg warrant* qfter I Vtlo m of ibt •UUlo^v it en tii! 0 dq. >r Hu lb* I h- t it, IZZ.\ ,l me Wo<- * ( aotaleoin •hlpper* got g««* fnr last week'# gatberlng*. out • i*d drought are killing tb< Phlpmrnt* will roMtiiin* ak«>ut longer, whau the North 4'aroil Virginia fruit will come lu W arnvd bv the •horti.e** crop* iM-tit al ta-mr and in the farmer* am maklug extra ex* provide forage hi abtindato-e, »o<'h otlirr crop* will f s: to pr I* In* l|j>nnr<l will probably g to *av n*s* week lu ro- mewl ef th*> tirand Jurv. to make any earlier re- -9i I Ho n, It for ', n at 1 1 lav e wn aa si Th t'harlqpi beM en there *( laticPo* r • Wi. m A fnr Wlnthr* *gr »,-hol*r-M| For the flr*t >p and I sd ffh ft* 1 1 >«n,rd (or tb* 1 c«iidid*U rty Barn we tadc very tno BARTON NEWS. We are haying •okm 1 wry floe weath er new and (Le aornr crop* are hnprot- Ing rapidlv Our new town seem* to he on a boom. .There are three store*-here now and the fourth one going up. 1 lie mer chant* mu*t be looking for a good trade (hi* fail. . }lc«*r* K. M and J. M. Lawton have commenced shipping melons from here. They have SO acres-which promise * good yield ttow. Mr. W. C. Bryan U dolngjjtoq*! mill business at tliii place And t« now build lug hi* tram road iu the direction of Savannah River, through a fine timber ed country. Jtr. Bryan ia a very eh- terprlslng man and vve hope him auc- Our post master. Mr. G. O. Tit ten, is improving iu health. We sC^ Iiim our. hmking after his business again. While Mr. T«teu had the miifortune to lose Ijis wjfe fb/>rtly after moving here last yvinter he has been very atteritlve in lo<»Wing after id* five little boyg left 1 i * dent milliner of Mv**ra *t A Co.. h*s gone to W nits- Ing* to • 1—n<1 her vae*tl«i Hip* *111 return In lime —mt annual trip HaUimore, *he glean* tb* latest * Partslas with wlit-b a hr |* wr-ut to dellgbl heart* ef hundred* of Barnwell ro ladles. Much pU-aeurv I* antielf at tb* fall millinery opening of Ur BuLt ft Co tbl* rear Rev. <1. K Burt* I* a*ai*tlng wli protracted meeting at Johnston week. tin Fridav evening f'ltk Inst, thr dks of Hlackvllle wtll givv a m-ap Mi du«ted I'ourt. are strong • the w'tn-*«e I an<l of g<«Ml I of great a**l work 1 am now felly equipped ta haedl* the new crop, and 1 guarantee **H*f*e- tlon or n>tur« you pound lor pound the wheat foa brought. What I Will Oo: If yeu prefer ta ahlp your grain ta I I Cop* or t ardors, mark your seeks to esptpas ou* Ipprerla- 11 ble ruentier In whl-*h our a. Jam** K. Darla has eon- bu*|ne*e of tile pees loo* KEDtCKD KATES VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Leaf* ;A«itia< it-• Jl-s* aW iM pi 03 Hml rip tlaflasa t* *11 poiom m I V U- the iwty •ted king able and palna-ta- etitgeiit iiit’- vi T »«-s _ yn T t _ . hman and Edith Coleman. It tn a long wlitie since Mr*. JVch 1 red a-lici.iseut* h*ndr •( to y* , d caretMlly prc|»arc<l and | •eut tot‘ore it* werw few laterial—all of uflieti wp* lan.-e In u* and facilitated err much- for *11 of which w- md him a* an publle srrvant 1*. Wa ask tb* attention of the Cnnrt !-• tbe fact that none of our resmmuHsu- I j datloils eontalnesl In our report at tb* I last term of court have been noticed or | 1 carried out, and no action ha* been ta- I k«n upon any of them. W. It I* with great pleasure that the riilxcns of our county welcome your I Honor as the I’resiJIng Judge of our | court, and are proud to claim vou a* ' - MMMM|teo'inry'» noble • .ps, * uly, prepay tbe freight and | . will I your grata from ibe liepe« awd reture it when ground Into flour, with out aov other coyl lhan tbe regular mil at tbe mill—provided th* shipment I* wot !•** then •• bu*h*la Two or more peril** may join la to make up a shipment. Room For Ian and Beast. In caee anv distant en*tomer should have to rrmal* overnight. I have quar ter* lor tbe man aLd a table* for hi* taam. FOR EXCHANGE. 1 will exchange flour for good beef cattle. • Bring vonr wheat and have It made into Itrst-clas* patent flour. (m • pares! time fioo> Iter flowers and artis tic enjoyments to visit bar Barnwell relatives sml friends, whn are rejoiced to know that the years are adding so generously to her charm* of person and beautiful accomplishments. icwdfliy mu ml k** J Mr«. Bund sud Mrs. Turner of Ma» J con are spending some tunc with their mu!her, Mrs. J. 11. -sg.tdtr*. T. B. ROOMS TO RENT. Single room Jin a two story dwelling, centrally located and vtry cool. Apply to. ” . . . P. M Rncklnghsm, R-al Estate Ag-uif. BARNWELL PEOPLE. Mrs. Robert Aldrich [went to HarU- villeon Tuesday afternoon. Mis* Jennie Pate is at home from ■Columbia for rest and recreation v Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Beach of Waltor- boro are risiting Mr. and Mys. P. W. Price Sehatot Aldrich and faotliy expect to go to Sal ltd*. N. 0. the latter part of j tlti* week. , M7. Sherwood Price of Walterboro yvitlt him without a motber's car”, and the writer ia prpud to sec the care that | , , , , tbe father takes of thcHe little boys. 1 has takett a poaitmn with llte New boy 1 ^fay many more such men a* M r. Tit- ten come to our new town. We wdll til Occasional. gladly welcome them. THE SUM ME A SCHOOL. Will it he a spcces*? That depends upon tjtq teachers of arnweilatid Bamberg Counties, ff snail attend in suificient .iititnbers it will be a (food and great success. The principal. Prof. E. L. Bn/rites of 6reenville, lias demonstrated 'time and again bis eminent fitness for that c|a«* if educational work. ^if attendance shall warrant Prof It. fi. Taylor, ,tne DrincIpHl elected for tlfe fllackrill^. Graded School, will be added to the faculty. Mrs. Moore who will give in struction In art ;baa begn most sue- cessfnl ir, prevlou* summer echools, fhr. to genitt* of bigh-order site jdds most l[hor6ittfh traininit and tbe bappv gift ol imparting knowledge, i-A* Ibe new £*xt books will be used Ut the next term of (life public school* and beytinel. Master William Leroy Molalr Is the mo-t popular young gentleman in town this week. Miss Loilte, Free, returned home on .Saturday, after a cheerful visit to Bam berg friends . Mr. W. t> Sheridan, of-.Barnwell, was in ■fife city Tuesday.—Lauretta County New*. Miss Cjirrte Colienryreturned home last week" after a pleasant visit to Charleston friend*. / Mrs. t ba*- Carrn)1 Simm* and chil-. dren went to ^ilHVan’it island on Fri dav for s montlt’s stay. MisA Belle NevlH jtrvd sister pf Bam- herg aretho gurats of . M?. and Mrs. joint Bntdtcy thi*.week. . , Barnwell IIshermen.h/id Food ipck in Haitk^hatchie lAtt week, tlo did tbe yellow rfl'e* and mosquitpe*. , A runaway mule broke onb of (be (*>stly windows of Mesir*. n Samuel Wiley &; Co Tuesdav Cveniog. Mr*. J. Allen Tobin and Mr*. A. P. Cornell returned ott Tuesday^ from a pleasant *WV at Glenn .‘'yritig*. Mis* Metric (irowji Iiks returned frnut.a r.)eAAan$.vl»Jt of several week* Watson In ceatry.. wliom our have always hern glad to b«>nor. We wish you a long siid prospe?,,ii* life and that It may he continued iu the service of the pscple. We re*|MH;tfully tender to yner Honor our sincere thanks for your po- I lite and ceurreoiyt treatment o( our 1 desire to express the gratitude of body and assure vou of our high appro Mr* McMillan and myself, to the elation of the ahie and hiPdoe** like friends a Iso »«>Itendcally labored, and I manner in which you have conducted CARii OF THANKS. succeeded in saving our home from de struction on Thursday hist. To all we extend our heartfelt thank* To tliooc who have voluntarily contributed to aid me In repairing my lo»s I am doubly grateiul. W. D. McMillan. DOTS FROM HANDY. We have no city and very few - town styles, but would like fnr the public Ut know that we have a jtost office, which is a wonderful improvement. We have concluded chat Uncle Sam is some what a gentleman after all. There are at least one thousand acres of land under cultivation around Han dy in line lix anp that bidx fair to make an average crop, while on the suburb* of tills section, sometime* called Slav- towtt, the crop reports would not he be lieved If conectlv reported. Handy is a« healthy as Aiken, no *ickne*s or Hiltneutof any kind, except of a Onatt- cial nature which cannot be remedied by Dr. Ray’s pills or drops. We would like to see the medicine men prosper, but if things go on thus much longer the professional gents will be forced to have a little side show’of some kind to help them out. We have several of the patent well Ilxtures in and a run pc! Handy, and are waiting for another bait to catch at. Mr, J. L. Still and wife are rUiting in Aiken county this week. We hope all their ta*tes will not he changed to Aiken tastes and that they will bring back all the religion that they had at home. The Long Branch Philosopher and wife vi-i^ed Prof. O. F. Carter and wife of.Handy on the Uth Inst. Of.course all who met him enjoyed hla company, a* be is always genial and full of wit. He reports the crop* aa being in a line condition, General Green having boen driven in hi* l¥>le to remain until the Spring of 1902 He bad no gloomy sjnrie* nor big titb' tab** to tell but seemed to look pit tbe bright aide of tbings generally.. , Novut Homo, tbe buatnesa ol the court. ' Res|iectfully submitted, J. 8. Calhoun, Foreman. July 10th, 1901. SHE DIDN’T WEAR A MASK. But Iter beauty was completely .hid den by sores, blotches and ,.pimple* till >he used Bticklcn’s Arnica .Salve, Then they vanished as will 'all Erup tions. Fe.ver Sore*., Boils, Ulcers, Car buncles and Felons from it* use. In fallible for Cuts, Corns, Burns, Scalds, and Piles. • Cure guaranteed. 25c at C. X. Burckballur and Creecb’a Phar macy. » % WANTED. A DOCTOR. the study of Buehler’a Grammar Frja’s Geography and School Manage ment will be particularly helpful to I •,« her irieitdi. Miss Alice the teachers atieudiMg. *» tltey, will GreepvUta’., Uarwby i*^iLmJUi*frri for jftclr fm r ^j^i. and Hr*.Mike Browp retitraed yrro duties. 'I beau ta^s .*n Ita ^ Saturday from a detlghtfrrt trip bought by taseber* tar 30 and T7 cent* (ortb, ineKtdbtg mi axteiiduti Kay kt r«*iwctiv«lr—ta«« than balf pno*. UkI Buffalo Kzpwsilioii, 1 ^ . ./ , • *, T»it !« of Blackfill 4 * will. j ^ foiin* pbfaicia'a of aofl 0M tb«Jr beat endeavurt toqiakr the ——— ahUity Oan bear of a g«e d loi-sl'.ou ^ag of Ibq teacher* ptaaaaui. aad < •»«ut• W AN TED—T»» #ell che*;> for rash addroaalug Uil*ofl|rt. ^ m (swperiateocaet ,.ui*t w-II give b<a um; (t|i FiulaH K fv>g*rator, 1<4 ibe ice valuabta Uuseamt best Upughi ssi «a cj|*ocity. AppT “* ' ' 1 i- . I T.„ i R.V...II <C. Cheap Summer Trips to Southern and Florida Coast Resoit*?”' Southern Railway announces Sum met- Tourist rate* to Southern coast re sort*, the I*le of Palms. S. C., St. tii mons mid Cu/nherland Island, Gavp, Pablo Beacb, Fla., Morehead Oitv, N. C. etc. Tickets now on sale. For detailed information apply to any Agent of the Southern Railway Company. W. II. Tayioe, A.G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF C0- PAK1NERSH1P. To. all whom it may concern : The cop»rtner|ihlp of L. G. Richardson and J. A. Jenkins heretofore existing un der the the name and style of J. A Jenkins is this day dissolved hy mutual consent. AH indebtedness of ssid firm is to be paid by J. A, Jenkins and debts due to the firm to be paid to J. A. Jen kins. J. A. Jenkins, . , L. G. Kichardcon. 2'.*t June, 1901. Db.J.H.E. MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist, BLACKY ILLE, - - - - J 8.1 • B. Tfai t ot'E, .-tr luficki Final Discharge.' Notice Is herrhy given that the un dersigned will (He their final account with J. K. Snelling, Kaq « Judge of Probate, on Tttesdav, August 6th. 1901, as executxr* of the Estate of John W. Dyches. deceased, and aak (or letters Dismlasory. J<!I Dvches, ,p- W, H. DycKes, j July 1st, irOl. Executors. THE STATE Of SOCTl) CAROLI.AA, COL’KTY Of BaRXWKLL. * X* By J. K. 8nelling,‘Esq., Judge of Pro- batu in Barnwell County. WHEREAS Capers Barker applies for Letters of Administration on the estate ol Kivauiiali Barker, deceased. Theae are. therefore, to cite and ad monish al) and sihguiar, tiie kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at a Court of Probate for the said county, to be hold- en at Barnwell C. II. on Tuesday, July 28d. 1901. at II o’clock a. m., to allow cause, if any, wily tKe said aduituLtra- tlonshould not be granted. Given under my hand and Xetii of the Court this 81b day of July. A. D. 1901. and in tbe one-hundred and twenty- sixth vfear of the Sovereignty and In* dependence of the United 8tatea of America. J. Jv. SNELLIlfG, Probate Judge. PuMLhed in Tiie Bakkwkll People July Vltb, 1901. T«s f'hleago. Ill , M account at \m t*rwet 1 ausi < onssnssou R. Y. F. V. •( Assuvtoa. July Jilh-fstb. (tnuUMru Railway will saMI rwuaff trip lick Ms Cktcagu and raeuru ft It* Hue* at rata of omm irul ant far* for tbe n»uu«i trip, Uuta* «*• sulr July 234. 33J and tub, flnat Mailt July 31*4. PJOI. By ttajmeiriu* ttabeta (l« par—u; with Hr. FfC. Denaid.s Jnlnt Afleut at t'kioug*. between July JOth taolustee aufl o« pay—eut of leo ef flfty (Ml cent* al 11 use nt depasit, ee extension ef Use iaal HmM ta August 24Ui will he granted Tbe Joint Agents' ofltae* will be tavn—d to tbe main tevwlunl cUpot* al Chicago at whtab arrive« Tn Milwaukee, Wla., Aamnpt k*- nusi M«Mlag Grand l^dge B P O Klk*. Julv tfld 25th. 1901, Hoptberu Katisrav will sell ivup4 trip Uebeta to Mllwauk— and return front all pointa on tta lino at rata of one regular first > lae* fare lor Ibe rnpnfl ir>p. pits* |2.00. Date* nf sole Jnlr 39lb. 3lat and 334. flneUMnit July 3Mk. 1X1 A fee ol ’YTTfito) t **ft la will be charged by Joint Agewt at Milwaukee for valideilon of return portion ef tick eta. For detailed !«for»*tld», as to rat—, schedules, reservations, etc., call on or Of the Boutberu s- W. Hs Taxloe. A. G. P A.. Atlanta. Ga. an mu wm. Prle— Lower Thau Elsewhere. Percale* formerly aold at 124 now lOe. }*ercHle* formerly sold at 19 now He. Peruqies fortnerlv sold jit i'’ now •’*«. Piques, fortnerprlre# l.’ip f anw 12Jc. All wiiite goods reduced In -price. Kittbruidenef, InMi-tion* ami Laeea sold at snob price* as to Induce buying. Every artte'e of wear reduced,- Tills is the Bumiher sensation of (he town Como early and often. The alock must be reduced. < ' MHIintry, all styles and shapea, at unlseard of pricks. . • • . J Tobin’s Millinery EuroRit’E, »— —1——Jr — Special Scbool Notice. The County Board of F^lucation of Rsrnwell County, in accordance, wfth Sec. 5ft of the H*i»ool lawa wud the in structions of 8tato Boperintkbdent of Education, call the special attontion-ef Trustees and Teacher* to the following law*;: i’T ; / .' *• • • ' 1*6. The Trust—a kre expressly for- hidtleh to o|ten the ptihiie school* dnr- Ingdhe sesrion of the County Bummer School. 2d Tbe newly adtndsed fe*t books must be uaed when the achdola op again. . • • > ;• 1 . . «d. Renewal of a teacher’* certtfloate 1* forbidden bv )aw.rNlicks the teach- • ± M ##•#/••• * • • afe • • e basal Fevt flapaA.... JJ. , Lears INpVB^ffl Lr..t rwr H Arrive Al M*paa —»■ A I- ffh* VtSETli. a-J " » Southern railway.* £r JsruauUfiUs tP ftt' ny.». •i" *1 _: ...r.". t (Fa. KB) ft fn Cv. Ootumb— A/ KpsTfunt-wi,’ “ As.rrUls ... Ar. ftectnaatl br. irf>ntsvill« "i!. . aotrraaoogp. ... - .y/i tv. Louisrlilg . .. Lv. ClacinnaU • on CTE^xvffta- Lv.SewYprkd “ Miitadrlphi* *• Baitiiuorv . tiv. Wwht’gt’u (itaiyl. Ly kioiuutuM IVeJffXoJOi ipally Daily TPs TTup atav 30UV • Up tup) aaup brihAviBr Cv. Oaarlotts) M Rook Hill " Uhertor Wiuusboro . Ar. Oohuabta, (BtdgRt ..... 11 ah CVToSitSbta, lOC D.)... ... GUUp Johustou ; ...LnaUl IraCrcAaa Balt.- For sale al Molalr’a. W in be Pt bta ofcrc la Rarawrilarery flatra dav and Twadai sad Wcstaredsy •jiU uln* I ttfill he at bis K<enr eKt« te r*.. ir.'kr r» j ery I ride) and Saturday. *as- elti Bia*< tp p>H*itnirS(te to uteit lof^ou at asy ef eut muaSi Use us or tall at y*-tt roasdanrea- . t am a full >ra«uarctif l*sua.lsi-^ « Brutes Tiiibgf bps- t »* ■ • » "rr TVsc J "i i«Max^r>t^». aedtearbssa ;se.iaqqtaM 1 pf paab and jraxa THE STATE OF SOLTI, CiROLOA; County of Barnwell. • . « By J. K. Srteijing, Esq., Judge of Pro bate in Barnwell County. WHEREAS W. B. Cavo apnlie* for letters ef .Administration on the estate of W. M -Cave, deceased. .. I'be^e are, therefore to cite and ad* monish all and aittgular,- the kindred and creditor* of the said deceased, to t>e apd aiqtaar before me at a Court of probate for the said ooun|V. to be bold- en at Rprnwell C. II. on Friday, July I9tb, P<rtl. at 11 o’clock a. ta. te show cause, If.aay, why tbe raid admlnlstra- Uoo should not be granted. 1 Given-under aiv hand and seal of the rrmrt ritlv (Wr dav «f July, Jk D. Iflfll. einf lu the one h.mdred sod t« ■»«>»(- • ath free of tbe Ssor-rvIfAv ar.t lu- drpvodeace of tbe If lav* M*tra of Aaaerica. J K. BNLLUNG. I prafsste J -‘dgv EE bsauus^i- Paurita | KR ATTEND THE ftCMMER SCHOOL. A. Buist, - * ■ • W, B: Pereraoij. County Board of Education. ** Trraton gr. Aik— Ar.t^rwdtavUle......... Ay. Aorusta Ly. OotaatUiMbo. hy) - * Oran irrburg. 4 Branch vtlle f ■PEBnentt* Ar-Ohartestou Three Paper*, One Tear Each, onlyfiOfc. , . WEEKLY TIMES, KlCEUdED, Va., ' •( ' Now Only Fifty CenU a Year and in clude# abaoiately frdb ’ • ve \ 9i / v xf ' * * The Paragon Montlily, - NeW York. l/T.OotWnbis i&o. Hjr.)..: .. Y&M0 •«•••«>•• «•«*•. _ — w _ ws *1 fthf iHpvi •*•** f05p 4iOR....d awpiHitat «(*v A " a«p « •iOp 11 tie Tbe Farm Journal, Pblladalphla. THE (Kill «# SHUT TOES. I** /aif U(b|*kL i***4udi»g Fam Jpprwal and dewibly. h**w «ply M pht yppr; 3Ai THE tlMEA. kich—d.Ya. Barn wr 11 f* Kavaaaah Ar. Jactaonviltoi (P,8.>..-; Sleeping Opt i ttveell—t <bUiy manager Fkuida and Isiw York. /Bo*, at ant M-Vev Ydto ZZLZZttZrtoT _ a Ota tUptaWa SOUP 7 46m 4Me ISta 780p 7 TS*. • tta • ' .w