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%• %HM fl»«kl8Iy>1«i!t! H» ill ’‘tin*!-
'tUllraifcU'In tb« *riln{^rawlof’•Ut#a
%«4p eMw WUUSb oh lb* cofn, Wh**»,
rjt Mil obt rirop*. <• hiU<ih of tb
4hil« come# ffom hhullon ilich
ThOjr wr. hnrt th#iror«nnh«»il’'rM<*nl«
httfbolfM boor tbofc out, that thoro baa
bbrn a partial falflfro of the corn crop
oVfryaHroii roan. H'hoy expected a
•ht'ttcorn Crop thft yoar.
Tbo ptabWj hflrh 4%n *re tffWlt
hDonrinoo tbo firlfhU bt^on vottra that
Via DoHiouratlO party la cowpiltla] to
%bo thoory and prabMbo of ffapdifitonj
^Moaoao tbo l.ouUUna purokaao in TM
waa ttadbby a ^amocratfcMhiliMatra^
\lon, appear to »m de'perate fbr arpti-
%toot. 'fire ‘Only -oMutlarity bbtweenl
tfceacqulafcion of tho vpleayfW 'tOrrl-
^Bbry Waotof tho IfltMaalppI and tire
*to*erol»ct aafldBihitlon H df Oio 't'bIK
#ppine lakarta la Hi ’the an Hoary (act
Hhat both wore hoocht 'and paid for
%rtth food money. 'In'llpa tHo money
Vaa etaan, In the end of tbo oontury It
da blood-atainod and black. Wt com-
bhond to oar frloada contondlnf for an
' ; 'Mlargeioont of tba fencea of tba Uni*
Hod State* oa tbo groand bofOro atatod
tbo ddfereoco bolwoon the two caaoa.
la tbolLoaklaiia punihaao, now aub-
dWMod’lotn proaperoua SUtea, tba ter-
Htory aetatrod waa rmntlfuooa, and
\bo Urto M it good, for ih# cirlllaod
to bo Mao nu racofnfaod tho oororolfnty
Hf Kranoo and poaoofolly aoquleavod In
dbo bargain and aalo change of govarn*
bnoat They vara of ktndrod blood
bod fotth with the pooplo Kaat of tbo
^roat rlvar and. If oor recollection la
Hot traaobaroot. aaocoodod to fall tor
titorlol rlrhu American plrlaona Im-
ModUtoly upon tba rolalag of tbo aura
owd aarlpoe la plooo of
Tbit fMMbaaa furtbor remored tbo
baowooo ^Vwrdlgn and dlatlnctly dlf
faront form of fororameol from tbo
fromtlor of tbo Ualiod Mu loo. Whb
•wly tbo Mlaoloalppi dlrMlag
- aawby from a ropobllo
Hotoau w«mM boeo boon unevoidable.
wad tba traaofer waa la tbo boat lour*
wot of peace end prog rex.
Wow. bow dUTorent U tbo mm
«bo l*Mllpplaoa. TW/ were bolf war
rmmd tbo world, peoptod by o
oltow Is Origto. of dlfforoot ebarooter
• •d aopooHy. "bolf Mrogo end bell
child," aad ao lltUo dooireble or <
greet rep«Wk ee tbo
i that may dwoll la Mara. A gala,
I oanelaotogly M ear ml ml tber
aoognlaod owtlraly tbo
•Igwty of apoto, and for a eaopla of
baadrad year* bad bsea at war with
tba loeadera. They bad maay
aoeom. Tbo largor part of tbo
0 poUge woo OWd bad oiwera bem
dopaodaot. aod tbo ooto of tbo
U tbo Ualand MaUe by dpala
leoly ibo *0008001 of tbo
—♦bo eery bod rood of tbo A i
Aod la oaforrlog
> of Mwola we not oaly
of war owe
prlaet*
lOf
ilaol aggroeOi
Tbo flltplOM boro n«t gleoa ready
M ibetr boaovoteat osolmllo*
i wboloear eabmkeUo U A
iraUeileu omeog them boe
from tbrm by
i of war. and Jadglog tbelr
fours by tboir peat klatory tbore la III*
Its llbollbood of tbelr ovor growing u>
dignity of tbo
*lt •ppdftra now that thoro will bh a
rffy largo hiMibar nf eandhlatc* for
State offloe*. and Congrdhamrial honor*
anttemolaftnente. Mltlybrtheaaproa.
pocClvo candHMtde are an yet unknown,
gnantltlm, and In'tlfe hurried primary
hioy Will Hale pobr «!hahfca to ahow the
pOdploHrhdt’nfbniUrof man they are
H wodld help them make the ac-
gkfalnunce of their oonatltuenta If tbelr
re apse tire county executive committee*
would prepare truthful biographical
dketcbea of tbo aeplranta from their
eeveral counties. Such lettera of Intro
duction would be valuable, noth to the
candidate beat backed by hla borne
folk*, and to the people at large wbo
have to make aelect'on of eervante,
particularly If tba facta therein atated
were certified to on honor by tba com*
ittoe fathering them. ..
TKXAS'CROrS.
, pallia, Taxa*, ‘July 20.—Slww^ra
durlng’the'laat'three daya fell in threnty
countloa of about one hundred, Includ-
ed in tho Toxaa cotton growing dUtrlct.
Tbo r^in baa not been general In any
one of the twenty countloa, hut mneto
good ha* been done In checking the
work of drouth In tl>0 locailtiea where
rain fell, but 1 heavy general rain la
•till needed to make iho cotton crop
aafo. There wf re good ahower* In ea*t-
orn Texa* thla morning. The ther
mometer at noon wat 1*2 degree* In tho
ebade In Pallaa.
Tho rainfall in the laat three day* did
tho corn no good. The crop was pa«t
helping when the rain came. The
yield will not exceed one-quarter of
the average crop. * Isolated aectlont of
the cattle country were helped out, hut
the range la generally dangeroualy dry.
- M PIECES or NEWS.
fAleat dlspotcher shown abatement
of tho burning heat in tbo great corn
Slates of tbo Worit.
SUM Superintendent McMahan se
lected two young men to gi^ teach tbe
young Klllpino Idea how n> ahoot.
o
Tobacco farmer* In the Easrorn part
nf tho StaU are getting better price*
than expected for their Mist cutting*.
John Q. Caper* Eaq , the new U. S.
Pletrlct Attorney for tnl* Sum. wm
due to uke uborge of tbe office ou yee-
torday.
Ksnaaa farmer* have fort* million
ha*hel* of old corn In tbelr baro-.
That will help poll through until
another crop U made.
Three Philippine province* that were
thought •uttrlvatly reron*iiaetod for
^A m11 — - —- — —— a^aa# ♦■---■ L oooaaamw
tivwfi i^nTrrnnirni wwrv p'l*
mllHary oooirol la*t week.
Mee cotton seed oil mill* It Ibo
Kembweeaerw pwreo* - tbo- Stale boee
formed an Aesnrtatlon for eolf pro-
taction against (be Ml Uaat.
Tbe Soeroury of Agrlealtnr* aeya
that crop damage* out West have been
*aafg*fared. The peupie toward suo-
Mt 11 to to use Urge Uogoage.
Tbo SUM Alllanoo mot In rotnmMe
vesiorday. to i*moln two d«v* la so*.
eton Aa egort ts being made t
gaalao aod put oow life la tbe order
Agulnolde Is getting murv. bora
be te hopt aoder strVt *aree4lUueo. It
I* peedtcMd tool It be ever gete good
Uuee agelo be will be wuraa tboa over.
Tbo M*U Pvooe AaeoetutUu left ou
Tseed* v u tabs In ibo Pou-Amerwan
KapuaitUw at MufaU. N Y . and. per-
bap*, be be ukeo la by the aide show*
Ki-C'uagruMman aod E X (Waaler
CborU* A. Town* af Minnesota, the
brfgbiest u« lb* *1 free etleer Mepub-
Hoaus, iblok* l*a«M M Mill of Slew
York will be tbe next ItemorroUe cou-
dldate fog I‘reside Ml.
Tbo la rent retimed ream* I* that tbo
Lowletllt* and Haabvllle has beugbi
lb# Aogweta branuh of tbe bowibere.
and will rwatbo-ugb train* fmm tlm
Wont loo* Cbw»lo*aoo. using tbo Hyutb-
'• iraoka below Mraaebvlllo.
SECOND CROP IRISH POTATOES.
If one could get a good stand of po
tatoes August 1> to 80, thefo would be
no ddubtns to an abundant yield, pro
vided there were Shower* in’Septemher.
Now and then one may secure a stand
but planting the potatoes ak they are
taken from the ground will seldom
give good result*. The best way is to
take up your potatoes when mature.
Place them in a oool, dark place and
spread thin and let them dry about two
week*. 11 you wish to plant one Hush-
el, select two bushel*' of tbe potatoes
and bed them out in a good place.
Cover with a layer of leave* or straw
and then put two or three inches of
dirt on them. When ihey have been in
the bed about twenty days uke otT the
dirt and straw and pick out the pota
toes that show signs of sprouting. In
tbat'war voii get a good stand. In plan
ting this fall crop the ground should be
broken deep and well pulverised.
The potatoe* should not be planted on a
ridge, but in a deep furrow below tbe
surface. Aa they grow work a Jlttle
dirt to ihem so the ground will he about
level That plan will Insure a crop If
the rain ooui**.—Carolina Spartan.
FOOD CHANGED TO POISON.
‘Putrefying foodln tho Intestine* pro
duce* effect* like those of arsenic, hut
Dr. KlngY New Lift Pill* expel the
poisons fr6m clogged bowels, geotiy,
easily hut aurelr, ourinfe Constipation,
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Fevers, all
Liver. Kidney and Bowel trouble*.
Only 25c «t 0. X., Burckbalter and
Creech’s Pharmacy.
Eleven persons composing a picnic
party were poisoned at Warm Spring*,
Ga., the other Hay by eating salads
which had been leftover night in a tin
bucket.
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE!
-AT-
I will not weary you with a long introductory a* to the'Importance of. fhl*
aale, but simply »itv to you now and here that, the sole object of this big selling
event 1* to dispose of kurplti* seasonable inercbsndive and to that end I have so
reduced price* that there can he no mistake about the bargain nature of the oo-
Thla time n*xi year politic* will
a* hot a* the weather, prophecies
Anderson Intelligencer.
MORKHKAD CITY. N C CON-
. VENIENTI.Y REACHED.
> Effective June Stlrd improved sched
ules were placed in effect bv the South
ern Railway to Alorehead City, N. C.
The Washington A {Southwestern
Limited (No ;Wi, the New York and
Florida Express (No 34) and the United
Mates Fast Mail (No lid) make close
connection at Greensboro for Morrhead
City, arriving Morehead City by No*.
81 and 38 at 11:15 A. M. and by No. 36
at 9:15 P M. Equally good echedules
returning.
Through Pullman aWning car ser
vice has been Inaugurated between
Greensboro and Goldsboro on the train
connecting with the New York A
Florida Express and the Washington
& Southwestern Limited.
For detailed information as to sched-
pie*. al*o rates and reservations apply
to any Agent of the Southern Railway
or connection.
W\ If. Tavloe, ‘ .
A. G. P. A.. Atlanta. Ga.
CHEAPTRIP TO CHICAGO.
The Eleventh International Cnnven
lion of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union of America will bp held in Chi
cago. III.. July 25-2S, l»Ol.
A special B. Y. P. U. car will leave
Columbia next Tuesday morning at 7.20
a. in. and go straight through Ashe
ville, Chattanooga. Nashville end
h* l.outsvilie. reaching Chicago Thursday
the morning at 7.20.
Fare for the round tr)(i |2.*> from
Charleston. |24 M from Coin min* anil
922 20 from (vpaiUuhurg. Rooms at
me t.ritngson Hotel, t h'regw, w#U
cost each occupant 75 cents • dav.
Meals will he otfulnahle fro u U) ceoUs
to a Hollar each. *•
A si'le Kin |. r 10 da\ • to the Buffalo
K It*-si I mu andNiagara Fafl*
frtV ♦!>; Itvowegti Me«o*owah i^swe »t frTho
expenses of the entire Inp can be
covered bv 1*0 m. .
t*elegsles must have indivfdnat ere
tUntlaia. Every Hapitsl t bur* b ran
send one delegste in every H) members,
everv vming people’s society no* del
THOUBANlMi BENT INTO EXILE.
Every year* large number of poor
seffsrefs wUita* luugv are sore and'
racked with coeghs ere urged to go to
an-Hher elintate. But this «a«Mtiv and
not always sure Iwui’t he an exilo
MU IW Wf Will fwovetr
(onenniption will mr* y<m at
lt*S tbe most Infallible medtrlne for
Conch*, t old*, and all Throat and Lung
itlsonee* on earth The *r*t dose brtVigs
relief. As'ouniiinc curse leenlt from
■MValsient ns*. TrUI bottle* free a*
CTn. Eurekhalier Aod t reesdi's Phar- •’E*** *• ^ •nensher
m»-v. Price Sue and Every Notify Hwel egeet *1 onr* If V*
hot lie gueranmoit I 10 «• ? ‘T 7" **' *
_ | For fnrtbrr In formation apply
torn! agent or • rite ho
caHloh. I am leaving for the North*western marketimn tlie 28th July to
cliaso my Fall and Winter supply of mvrchaiulise. and the Summer stock
go at any price. Sale to commence tomorrow, Friday, J uly 20i.h.
Callcoen
Fruit of the T,nom I^vng Cloth
!<• and 12 eta l.aw’ns 8c
38 and 45 ct* Organdies ^ 2Wc
Embrolilerie* per yard 3o
JYRIcsch, ,
(l and S'ct* I.awbs
_J5 andj^lcts Organdies
Ladies’ Shirt Wai*ts, all (jplnrs
Laces le per yard up. ".
pur-
must
4}c
44c
lie
22c
S. KRASNOFF. LEADER IN LOW PRICES.
IACIMY AND [
SUMTER, S- 0.
(CHARTERED)
(SON SECTARIAN.)
Clarence J. Owens, A. M., President.
OBJECT: That nnr Young Men mav he developed physically, mentally,
morally and ‘That our Daughiers may be as corner stunes, polished after the
similitude uf a palace.”
COURSES.
Literary—[ Regular.]
Scientific-f Regular]
■ naie—VAcal and Instrumental. ’
' Art—Charcoal end « a«t Drawing, Pastel, Water Color, Crayon and Oil,
Portra'tuie and China Painting.
Commercial-Hnns keepiog Stenograpliv, Typewrlting.-
Elocullon. Oratory and Expression.
Military—Drill, Physical and ttavuuet Exercise, Signaling and Milltory
Science.
; DEGREES—Two Degrees given, B.-dU- and A. B. . — - . ,
Expenses-.
Matriculation 9”
Board, por month* ..- 8 isi
TnUion. pet month;. 4*W4
Hurgw-n. for year 4 UP
POINTS 0F*ADY4NTAGEr
i. a. cc-.vioe i.nation—Sixtreo pv««enger tralas |>er day.
X. Ilrallhfulo-we—I’ur- ».l. r. u-nmI tlrsm.vg-.
X. Beauty —♦♦ ide evrooc. hand*t>nie hulldlngs, msjeMic o*ks.
a liAdii^nA-e^MM-Ul, uUgll^'^T 1 n-Bgion*- „ ' •
b. Eetertirive Trade suit ntsnufsveorliig ••mire.
• S h.M.f Organlrsiloo*—l.iirrsrv *»«s-l»-iles. Y M.t*. A., Y. W, C
7. Faculty—Sia luale aod »ix frmale teachers. r*|>reMriiiing the lead*
. L tag C<dlege* and L'niver* WRE a—1
Apply for llln*tratrd Catalogue. •
JAS. M. PATTERSONS
' ittorncy and Connor at'Uf,
Baxkwki.l. S.C., ^ -.Iljv
Will praetlee in all,
htgtes.Cpui:**. • hpeclsl AMentlon glvsn
to Abstracts of Title.
M. JK0. P. HE. jfe,
DENTIST, Olilce,
rt. C. Equipped fof tray##-
ling Work done''at y.pui
home anywhere in Ijlarnwell. <?ounty«
Will be at office in Wllllston every Bar*
urday and Monday. ly* 1
sooa
T. B. ELLIS Jr-
Surveyor and Civil Eng mem
Special attention given to the comp*-
tatlon of water-powers, leveling a»4
drainage.
A postal-card addressedto me at Mai*
tin, B. C., will receive prompt atten
tion. octl-80, ly
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Atlastic Coast Line Railroad Co. o( S. C.
Condensed Schkdclx.
.M>U ITI.
No.
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daily)
No.
57_
daily
ex
: Sun.
A M A^M
3 «» . ..
I 7 15
..... T 8 20
0 03
... » 40
In Effect
No.
No.
50
32
June 9th,
‘ 1901.
daily
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ex
dally
NORTH.
STATIONS.
Sun.‘i
P. M P
4 te
4 Al
9 Of)
N (Si
5 48
6 12
a *
7 *5
l.v Florence A i,.
HenPetrsvill* # 22
I. liarlington Ai-h 30
ILv Elliott Ar 7 3)
Ar Sumter J.vi 0 50
l.v Sumter A i
At Creston Lvj......
I.V Cre-lun Ar) 4 50
,Ar Pregnall* I. 10 00
t_ Orangeburg I .....
UenwaHt f..'....
* lUrnwcll ....
Rubhiov* t
Align*** J--.
• 09
9 lb
4 &5
4 20
3 X
3 23
2 25
C
Al Hemptsva Moodav week ago there
waa an exchange of ptatsd shots he-
Sweoj Dr J. H. Harvey end Ms iwn
brothers In-law. Causey, ever anm*
family trouble. Dr. Harvey wav
«wooded fewr ilose*, bat waa doing
wall at laat aoroanu.
wMnh the aapaheloaisM rely
it tho eaes and cannot
any
waprajndloed mind that they have
ar* oe ov*r will ba la the neighborhood
•of rift*.
We shall llkaly hay* more to say on
other polau of ths problem, In the fn-
futar*. Just now It D enough to drive
Che expaneiuolsu out of tbelr nioei
plausible position.
REPUBI-ICAN REMEMBRANCE.
The Amerlosa Trust Company of
Haw Yore has sent out circulars to
Loldsrs of repudiated carpet bag reoon-
•troctlon time bonds of the dnuthern
SUlea offsring to task* sn effort to so-
«ars peymsat or make tome com pro-
anise of those worthless securities.
It le rot known what course tbe
Trust-Company will uke, but it svi-
denlly means mischief. As this Is now
a government of the trusu the active
•tsUtanca ef their obedient subprdl-
mate* fn the Executive, Legislative and
Jodlolal departments of the govern-
vnent oan be confidently counted upon.
The law officials of the Southern
Bute# may rery well begin to prepare
for a battle royal. We ease onr mind
by expreeslng the opinion that the
Trust that tries to eollect such bonds
Is net a whit better, morally, than the
*-arpet baggers and scalawags that is-
ausd them.
Tba *v,miner school (tpartanborg
sal week. It waa a great awe-
dl« leathers aiundlng a bon i a
fittb of the professional educators at
work In ths nuts. That Is I be only
professUw. or urcupnUon, In the out*
that Is not overcrowdod
of agricultural piodecu
~k Liuud nuu*
smonnted U nearly a bfiTTon
ilollars. Inr_'
waa had qalte a fonrtb part of the
grand total, and we kept 1.4UO.OU) bales
at homa for our owo spinning.
A farmer merchant up la Palrield
' ountr runs two stores close together.
In on* of them he sells goods for noth
ing butrssh or country produce, while
In the other **!<•* ar* made entirely on
credit, no cash Uken. The plan works
well for tbe osrner, at he is prosperoue.
Sunday was a record breaker for
beat in the Northwest. In lows, Mis
souri and Kansas tbe thermometer
stood for thirty four dsys at 90or over.
In various Illlnoi* towns It ranged
from 10ft to 115 degrees In the shade.
Of course the corn and hay crops are
badlv hurt.
Under proclamation of Governor
Dockery last hunnsy was observed In
Missouri as a dsy of fasting and pray
er for rain.
Once before, in 1875 when a plague of
locust* threatened to eat up the crof**.
Missouri hvikx day set apart for prayer
for divine help.
A little over two month* ago the New
York Journal started three school hors
► n a race around the world. A Chica
go hustler 17 year* old was the first at
tbe finish. On Saturdav he got home,
having made the trip of 20.545 miles in
CO days, 13 (tours and 2fi minutes.
.Stops ami delays took up six days of
that time.
week the Mayor and Chief of
nf Charleston appeared by ee-
WH1TK SLAVERY.
Aa men sow they reap,
la '*• and ’00 the prom lees by the rv-
pablicaa managers of the “fall dinner
pgir* sr*a U the support of lbs “grand
old warty” deters ;be vote* of thou*
mods and tea tlmusanda of working
anon In the shops, mills and mine* of
and middle west.’ Now tho**
. handed tullers realise hew bad-
Jy* they have bad* sold hy ths party
-whoa* candidates their vote* saved
fromdafant. Tbelr condition |a fully
*« that ef ths i»cneil%e*r Hi
hrlck yards
twny
Tin
quest sAd permission before the State
Board of Control in Columbia to ex
plain whv flie dlspensarv law had not
been enforced In Charleston. After
hearing their sutement* the Board de
cided to. withhold from the city gov
ernment tbe shaie nf proflu heretofore
given, and to use the same M support
additional State Constables, who are to
be employed to break up tbe blind ti
ger business.
In consequence of tbe action of the
3t«te Board Mayot Smythe ba* called
off the police and Ikavrs the ctraae nf
the blind tlgefs to thb fftsu Constables
Wash J*amlson. al'burly bad negro,
attempted tbe nsitbl outrage In Orange
burg opnnty, rah away to Georgia, was
Caught and brought bafck to Denmark
on Saturday. Ill* captor* liuanded to
chirr hiu tbrpstgh the country to''the
neighborhood of bis attempted crime.
Rnaser* that a lynrhHig baa would take
plnoe at RthelCker’* Bridge or In Daa-
aaark warn tetagnpiie,! tba Governor,
who ordered ant the Bamberg Geard*
la twenty mine*** Cape Hf right and
STuST-.’^r
»rg.
with
time.
In
item slow* rwuos tag ftstca.
Katlag swre*. •welling*, failing heir,
nrnenus pair he*, ultera, *rmfn a. arh
lug joinU. Hehiog akin h«4l*, pinipw-*,
ate . hy mhlag Hwreaie RMod H*lm I B.
B It.) mod* e«gaH*ily m rgft MfiltA*
anal bloMl ae.i •sin uwwMoa. II B H
heal* ever v eore and make* the hUng
pwro end rich. Over JUOn rwrve ml wee*t
and mo»« i blieM* raao* hy lahli.g H
H H. Druggut* ft. Iieecrlhn trww-
hi* and trial bnuie sent free by writing
to Blood Balm Co.. Ailanu. tr*.
IHv. Fern, / gent
TAX I
BY t lKTUK of
R W
('harl**l
k A I 1.8
Hunt.
me laenod an n
Trewanrev I ha 1
■oil In front ef I
well, wittou ih
Tel Esernilon* t«
hV the < .•<
levied npew and will
r t wort H»w*e al Mam
egnl tteer* of sale. oO
IDRY: GOODS, CLOTHING,
SHOES, GROCERIES
—L HARDWARE:—
Train*32 aml^canrv fKrongb
man l , ala*-e Buffet Mveplng t er* be
tween New York apU Macon vln An- _
T. M. Kmeraon. Ft M Fmkr*oh.
T'aOiC Man*gef. lieu. 1‘*-* AgU
J. M. Kenlv. Gen. Manager.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
r% - ton*iiue in r. IffiA
f.
hu
i •
Baercne vven
llf<
:• ry U
1
The dlffereece between I he
tertarnwd-stvo fever carrying muaqot-
• nee oen easily bo u.ld by watebing
them at work. Tbo ferwver when vex-
lag her victim *»r reel lag from her
labor* •read* get footed on nf) bar da
lege, wltb her bwdy parallel to tbe *ur
face on wblrh eh* be* slighted. 1 be
letter Up toe* when si hudoew*. ard
» hen *be le pumping blood nut of or
pal ana late ber victim her bind pair
<*f feet Steed Bp In tbe air unaepporud.
ba Klexer.
The
CHKAFKK
re pert* of
COURT*.
rt proceeding*
thmugh iht* Mate g-> to *bow tbat r*d-
ored cVtmlnal* of low ilegrae have turn
ed over new leave* with tba Incoming
of tbe 2mh oentnrv. An tn« rearing
proportl»n phaJs guilty, or emplov*
npatlorney*. Magi*tratet, ton, appear
mure care’ul anH ernd up feder wlt-
Mn
j Mwwdav live fl> in day of Augeel I SOI. if
being aale dal la *nld m*M*tb. lb# Iwl
j inwtug <le*unbed tre«-t* or imiceU of
j land ••t- ate. It log aod being In Barn
well County. Mai# of oouib t amlitka* J
Tbat tract In Bahtorfe Tni*n*bip.cun-
I laming filly aefra- bvnadvd Nerih hi
1 land* id Judy !•«* and mrab Ynung.
I Ka*l by land* nf A. J. I*a*te ftouib bv
I land* nf W. B. 0*waid, We*t by land*
I nf Mart* map ben*. Le*le*l ui*»o and
, to be aold aa the properly ef Jerk Le
] trees.
Thai tract In Bennett opring* Town-
j *hlp. eowulolug ewe fcnadrvd end
nineires acre* bwnnded Nnrtb b«
lend* uf J. W. F»r**, Ea*i bv land* nf
J Abel AI ken and l.nwrr I U#ee Ran*.
Men by Bnrnwell K.*a-I. oowib hy
i lend* of J. t* . Fur*#and l>*nrr Three
I Rub*. I^evletf upon and !•* be eold a*
the propvrty ef W llllam llar;<er.
Thul Ut In Usrawell T«>wn*blp con-
laliilbg op* acre. h*>un-le»l North and
Ka*: by laml* of II. F. (hlnm, o*»utb by
’land* of Georgina |•h**ll. t%r*l by
land* of It. I*. Ijinrarier. levied up<»n
and to b# sold a* to# properly uf Wa*(i
menu, especially — «*h
"71!* ■ <’f ♦rmerul
enn*«qu*ntly ahorirr end le** «'o*tly
than they u*od to he. I'erhap* Green-
vlll# end Charlreten are the only ex
ceptions in our forty counties.
pleasant m;mmeking places
KrscheH via .Southern Railway^
Hundreds of most rirllghtfifl Bummer
R*«ort* and Bummrr II*>ujc* nn the line
nf the Southern Ka! I way quickly and
comfortably reachn 1.
,Asheville, Hot Springs. Tryoif. Hru-
dersonville. Warm Spring*. Lithia
spring*. Isle of Palms, CuniherUml
Island, Old Point Comfort, Virginia
Bench. Buffalo Lithia Springs, Virgin
ia Hot Springs, While Sulphur and
lookout Mountain,‘-The Land nf the
*kv.” "The Sapphire Region,” and
many other nearby and distant moun
tain retreats.
Southern Railway also offer* superi
or service and accommodations to reach
the Great Lake Iteginn, the Alleghany
and Adirondack Mountains.
Low Round Trip Kates.
^Don’t make a selection for a place to
spend the heated *en«on until you write
the undersigned for Descriptive Liter
ature of anv.Kesort Place in America
and a Summer llpihe Folder.
Selwm,
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Bad >Uk Tnnnship
'Jlmu’iirWIffilTJi{(W-riirpr \ full i!t„."lvriTI!
C. F. CaltioM. P. X.
Wm. McSab. ^
Calhoun & Co.
PIPE.
Life, Accident
LIGHTNING.
aNO
Livestock
INSURANCE.
—At Lowest Rates !*—
Strongest Companies.
[■■ ClLHOmi & CO.
AT—
Kokd. F.a*t hv laml* of Mnlalr. jwtuih
by ianfleof W. Mffbve, W est by land*
uf Alex Carrie,
l#evl*d upon kntl to he sold ax the
properlv of W. H Duncan.
Tbat tract In Blackvllie Town*hip
containing rtve acres, Imunded North
by land* nf Anna Allen. Ka*t hy land*
of Ham People*, South of'lnnd* of Hob-'
ert People*. West by land* of AHwrt
DaVl* Levied opoo and to be s«dd a*
the pimperty ot Henry People*.
That tract-In B.vrnwell Townriilp
Stale and County aforsald containing
•cventeen acre*, hounded North hy
)8ndv of Scott Allen, East hy land* of
Dr. A. B, Pattef*on, South By the Or
angeburg Road. We«t by lands of A.
If. Patterson. Levied upon and to he
aold a* the property of Susan Allen.
That tract in Allendale township con
taining thirty-two acres, bounded
North bv lamia of Uhniael Gregory,
East by land* of Uouvet,South by lands
of IV. J, Sanders, West by land* of Llx-
yieSouthall, Levied upon and to be
sold as the property of Ellen Blake.
That tract in Sycamore township con
taining two lots end one building,
hounded North and South by lands of
E. L. Sanders. Ea«t by Rail Road Ave
nue. West by Street. Levied, upon and
to be sold as the property of A. M. Brab
ham.
That Iract in Allendale Township
tvmtalrting two hundred acre*.bounded
North by lands of G. H.'Jarrell, East, by
lands of Milis Loadhofdt. Sodth liy
lands of K*tate of (). M. Brunson and
•T F. M. Young. West by lands of )Y.
.1. Sanders' Levied upon and to l>e
sold as the property of Mrs. E. C.
dftokes.
Terms cash, purchaser to pay fdr
titles and Revenue stamps.
frank h Crekth,
Sheriff of Barnwell U’oonty-
Sheriff’s Office. July J«tb, im.
t. if. Meyer*
BLACKVILLE, S; C.f
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Pumps. Iron Piping of all kind«, ^i
ting* nf all sixes sad the best make an
qiisllty.
CONTRACTOR fOR
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and disnieiar da*iri-d.
Twenty-five year* of practical exna-
rienoa have made m« Master of my bu*-
i•>««*. and qualified me to guarani##
aaU*farU#n to all (avorlog at# with
thofr peuowage.
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Linings, Notions, Table Linens and Towels, Handkerchiefs.
Wash Dress Fabrics, New Dress Trimmings,
R. <£ G. CORSETS.
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EMBROIDERIES—Larpi nt Lino in Town.
KNITTIND SILK—Embroitleiy Silk All Color*.
COTTON*—1 DuzciLCuats. fyc.
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HARDWARE—A complete nml full line.
WINDOW SHADES—Large line from li-Tc. to 7.7c.
CURTAIN RODS—Oak Curtain Rods.
HOOKS—Ijirge iTinc Standard Novels, 10c:to l.Tc.
Samuel Wiley & Co,
Brawn Building, Barnwell, S C.
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COLLEGE OP CHARLESTON
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CAaKL<uAT0N,8.jC. >
- Founded In 1785.
Well-E4ulppeT
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Llhi srv of
P.
M. BUCKINGHAM,
fiAR^vf All, S.c.,
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Sfrong Faculty;
Chrmicalj Phvslcnl, and
L*horato^fej; ObserJatory,
14 flU) voitiVne*. nml tilt- tine«t MutoDiu
of Natural History in the South. B. A.,'
»: ?.. and M A. cAurs#*offered.
Tuition, 940. payable in two in«tal-
misnt*.. Bparfl In,COLLEGE DORMI
TORY can be obtained hi 910 a month.
One *cho)ar*hlp giving free tuition is)
assigned fo each comity of South Caro- J
Una, tho Hold-r to ho appointed by the j
Judge of Probate and the County Super- •
intendent of KducAtJon. A|S cardhlate* j
for adiuttoioh are permitted to com-
pew for varant B**vco Seholgrahipa, |
which imy 915« » yo*r. Kolrauce Ex- ,
ami nations will be held In Barnwell.]
on July 12. J*)L *»y the County Super-
Uiteodedt aod Judge of Probate. Next;
****ion open* September JU, I*tOl-‘ For
i atAkign*. addraos.
ilAKKls-'N IINDOI.PII. '
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
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LIFE-INSURANCE, *•
(Ag'ent for New York
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FIRE INSURANCE,
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