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The Baruwill Pmie. til 1. HOLIES, Editor 1 Prtf'r. ftlKttEST COD5TT CIRCULATION. THURSDAY. MARCH ‘.U inol. I)AXIKL 8. IIKX f)EU80X. Th« writer hope* and expect* to make Rood this year a ycrtiiuUry prom No ol hlniaelf to lilmself, that ha* not I eon forgotten alttee II waa made In the Call of 1870 No prevloua opporiunlty to k««p it Itaa been presented. . Near the close of tiuit now ^hlatorlc eampMlgn between Hie repobllcana'Hit< tier the direolion of Chamberlain and the Democrata under the leaderahip of Hampton the writer wn* rcqneatcd by Daniel 8.1 Uenderaott E*q , then « Tountc attorney of the slater tavn of Aiken, toicome to hN home and be one of a oouffrenvn a !Mi a few other* who were taking an active part In that con- teat. On the appointed night upon ar rival at the quarters of Mr. Ileuderunn he waa found In !>ed, euflVrlng from Injuries received while riding with oth er brave yeung spirits to qoell the riot ous proceeding* precipitated in the Soulbetti part of Aiken County by the republican managers to secure tin* presence of United States so'dlera at Mie polls. His phvsicUo hnl forbidden the admission of visitors Into his room, but disregarding that advice Mr. lien derton dismissed bis attendant nur-c and called bla friend* around hi* bed •Isle. From a safe place of conceal ment he drew a bit of paper that many leading Democrats bad sought In vain Cb obtain—one of the republican ticket* to be voted at the election on the fol low leg Tueeder. It was so r mounted by an eagle, printed with rvd Ink, end had been sedulously guard* I from Democratle knowledge by tbe mart faithful of lb* republican pf<£|jici J loaders, lie gateta^diiiiiastliin Mi - M bad b—at pewcwvwd -A—vs (be^wrlbey bHng owe »f Its neiwbcr. In pwrsuawcw of Ms auggettbrn, went to Awffweie OW the west morning tram f..v the pwrpwe* wf bavlog Imab. raO< tlrh- •ts prlated la tbe •••»• *1)1*. with tak «•# lb* mm# outer. Xu SUrh ragtr . owM b» foe ad la tbe Domwrrsiic pnauag efirsa. bwl aa artlat a•• ^laroerrml who mad* a was*! cot sa.l ih# pr**s of <bo < wassUoUoas i*t oss k*M busy la prlwtlag la rod iak a ad aador Us* r«gt# •Im #1 Um I Nilftcy i ki la tho Weesera aad edwilwra t owatwo •f tb* a**s* B>|of* Ike ~ Is si laa ib#s were *pr*ed frees the bt Hale the aaaewd •bd fee IlsmKow aw-1 bowse rule aad by bte bellws botpwd tw ead lb* reralval wf •b* eoalawsg awd rerpos b*e«#r. A ad «b*re aad tbea tbe writer promimd Mmeatf |f evwr app»rtwal|y prwmoiod m *w*s bte vws# fwe ItwalH a tf*a4**- •ww fee way •<■#• fwe wblob bo migbl tw lb* fwbarw bo • readMele Yoore aftor it oa* lartdoataHy learw- od that Mr. llewd*ro»w bad oat.) •osvo. •y -•»* dollar far tbe ewe llrhrt •»».«• desert bed, ami aw wublor rowtrlbotlww •as ever made to tbe aut* I baa ibt* gift from tbe drei oarwtog# of « ywwng lawrer wtu bts way to ma*e la tbe chamber. And he, luvi. »i>n a ' «'r » » In U«r Cyhlulrt’ii, »n«wcrs I*ieM»nt t<> the nitucirons'fN ho hs* answered to every «*all slie has given him, and Is ready st her bidding to g> to tlmec height* where grow the bravest laurel* that men may gather, utid plucking them tin withered and unstained in lay nt the f»ct of the mother 8tHto w ith -dll the love nnd adorul.l dt tlmt glows In the heart of the little uuldoti s« sho pins tn her mother’s bosom snrlng's Hist violet* for tlj«! guerdon of a kiss from the l!i « that have s ing sweei songs and taught ffhn* Ic-'min* t > tlje Innocent one limp ing nt her knee. Anil with *nch a champion In lier causoHoiii^Vsrc.llns may look with contidoiiThopc for th* coming hick of the golden njje when in all that goes to make true greatness sho wu* first in all the .sisterhood of State*. KDitor.TuR Barxwell I’not'Lic. w|iat Ih* world 1* do ng and at (he T x -~ •sum llmr make him frvl that hr |uit of tlut wor'd i.-wd that the who are accomplishing the grost works of the world wore onoe like him*elf. Follow Ing dosoly upon Major Ixlar’s article come* the announcement that the first week In April has hec/i set April span a* Education W. ck and the school trnrtc a t,!,,,, n f aco that bespoke »omo children ar« urged to attend. Kail* c . . _ roads offer especially low rates , rt IH«it a .rrovv. She kept h;r eye turti- schmd |)artles, the entrance fee will he j t'd Uj>ou Ibo s.agc, hut ho noticed that minced half and hoarding houses will It waa where there was ftctlug rather than music. ■ All those Ii^tiie box with b<r were chatting during tho opera, whflo 'She, rest in; her check on her i: A MYSTERY SOLVED nrLl (Oriel nal] Whlttcmorr flr*t aaw her at tbe op era. It waa her sweet face that nt- n.i, Ilrblag IluBor*, ps huI by taking fb>l*nlc V It II) which makes tlur ^ rich, hea's eicry aoro, ! A or eruption and stops V ), cartna. II B K. cures * The cdutialed negroes from Booker Washington’* school at Toskegee, Ala., who were employed by Emperor Wil liam of derm tiny to intiodnce cotton culture in his possession* In Africa, have made a successful start. They have sent sample* of their tlr»t ctop tfl Berlin, where it gr ided better than American cotton All that N needed timrflTTrbad from the coast to the inte rior, and surveyors are already going over the line. Cotton used p> bo king, but corn will be emperor. The culture of colt m Is girdling the ghdie, but the vreat Arm r Iran cereal grows here av tiowbere cl*c. Anri Its use is spreading. ’Hie old world bays niore and more eveiy >eai for food for people and animal#, ami new uses are being constantly made Aorncbody ha* counle I up slsty-two useful article* and whWkey as now manuf«clore<l from the • ar ami plant riicicfure, plant more corn than tver this year. Fairs F.rirm*, llrhlsg fluBor*, Through the bhuxl It I oral II ilin (HUB) bh*od pure anil > ••■ah, scale, boll the Itching of crtetna especially, the worat and moat deep- seated casca. B II. B. kill* the hninors In tire hloorl. Druggl.ts fl Describe trouble nml trial bottle sent free by ■ w riting Bnorl Balm Co., Atlanta, (Ja. give very low rates We know that. Major Izlar’s article is .ilrcadr hearing trait bv causing thtTnzIit and aettui. r»n this subject Feiy of our schools have ih« money t<* carry the pupil*, but it is hoped that parties wilThe formed In whatever way practicable that, ilte cnildren may see the exp sition. ■riin writer of tho above article can furnish schools u ith the mime* of par tiesJn Charlotoii who will hoard pu pils at very low r.itrs. A party (pupils paving Mu ir own expen»e*j Is being formed from the J» r.nkvIMw schoor. Teachera can awaken Interest along this line. U K. Taylor. Blackvllle Graded School. «4»« DEATH OF MR. J. WILSON COXh. Mr. J. WiNon Cone riled st the home of hi* mottier, near Ilanuony Baptist Church, la*t Sunday evening shout six o’clock. He wa» stront tliirtv-tao veari old. He was tslking and laugh ing with other young folks at the time Ire fell front hi* chair and whs dead in *yo nliiut**. The cause was ,heart failure. He w»« a member of tbe liar mnny Reptist Clmrcb, and had been ^ver since U« woe twelvt* ream uht lie leaves n mother, two sisters, three brother* gmf n. Bolt of friend* a ml rd- a'ive« to mourn III* loss. His father. Mr. John Cone, died about three uiniitha ago. W«> extend our sympathy to the bereaved ones. W If. M»x*n«. Hycatnorc, S March IHtli, KltJ. ■ I f report* to- t r lie f b’ - 1111'141’e'i «0/ A l*. Ij*^s • Mil •■t are * |, kt ft lliam 1. ~ »>— x. till* k«fc#*AH*4 rk. )»♦■#!* wammWte* uwr il*rtakeo t.. rwntrrt amF I»m *t»I*nily «*«t Nilit* The latter, ib* LtCe brwwu """"g 1 ’ t«* mi lu Ih* morwitig eitd w hi!* pi— Ihewho’e .Uy to p.!.., *..|f W IM.I.-STON NEWS. C»pt.' W. ||. Ki’Uitrdy and Mrs. A M K'enneily left l«*t Week to »|>#l.d totiti' time will* I'rof. Owen* of tSumtcr I’rrt F S K. B-lTy •u<1 tsir* .p- nt #ev*rvl lists In town , a *i week lUiting frCrtid* Mr and Mr.* IV K Rates of f'liarl** ton spent la*l week with the old lulk* K M. ^ I’iU IfCl for l»*r Uomr Lj 1111 Y ■ FtliU*. D*. Ml. y Wswe .1-. hnr.d and her qnu on the rail, her fig ure partly covered by n curtain, seem ed to be nbeorbed by her own dreams. The opera was -“.Faust.” During the econo where Mcphistcpholcs tuid tho nurse are walking in thq garden and Faust and Marguerite me singing their love she tnrned her eyes away, and they fell on Whlttemore in the parquet^ his head turned toward her, his eyes fixed Intensely on hers. She blushed slightly and looked again nt the figure* on the stage.' When the opera was ended and nil rose to go. Whlttemore was watching lu¥ *?;ox. An elderly man put a wrap around her shoulders, and the others of the party wore also getting ready to lenyo. Whittemore watched to sec some of them speak to her; but. though they wire chatting with cach ether, no one said a word to her. Then they all went out. and ft seemed as if tbe electric lights had been turned off. Winter passed Info summer, and WHttrnrorp Trent to tbe seashore. The morning after Ids arrival at bathing time he •trojhal down to the l.eai-h There, fitting uuder a suu umbrella, was tbe girl Ih* had area at Hie opera. Fhe was (Hcring far out where tbe wa ter and tbe aky met. and her:* and there a glint of sunshine on the horl- gon bespoke n sail. She was a lane. Whlttoinnre wouisl tiara given we rids for aoine one to take litm tn her and in troduce him, but be knew no nr" I here. He bad rowa to lie anml for r***t He wniletl. aspect I Mg. t bat ****"# of lor frlemla work! Join b*-r. but they d'd not. ami after tlie t-atblng site an** ami w* nt away. Aa abe pamwal blm olw •t.rtr l. Lildeutly ab.< reuK tubared Vm. ' . ' Tbe next ev’Twlw* b# wr* at It ———#^»#..'—-——- THE CANDIDATE. Th»; eAmpalgn feet Is again a' \< ork f [The w H ycross, Gn., Journal has the j following; ‘ • . Who 1* if conies in the early morn And stops my work of plaiitirg corn? , The ennd date. Who I* it comes when the sun is high, And talks and talks till 1 neatly.die? The candidate. Who N it comes at the hour of noon, And stays till _I almost faint and swoon? ' The candidate. , Who |s it comes w hen the sun i« low. And >tavs till I wf-h and wi»li Le d go? Thu criudidate. Who i* it conies when the dav is done. And hangs around lilllgtt my gun? Tlie cannidate. WORKING21 H0UR8 A DAY'. * There’s no rest for tho** tireless little worker*—Dr. King’s New Life I’iIJ*. Alllinins are always l»o«v, tnrrirg'for pi.I Liver. JaMi lice. Ili'h>u*nes' JFever amt Ague. Titer banish. Siek’ilesd* ae.be, dtive-out Malaria. Never gripe or weaken. Small, ta~te nice, work wonder*. Try them. J.»e » C. N. Btircklmltcr and Creech’s Fbarmaiy <hn*u* figure* show ihaf ihe eimcra- t'.wn of licit roe* to ihe North i* s'eaitlly 11 cr*a»ing, and the o|M>«*i,m (>e* be fore him as ll.e her prne ie,| 1 be while HAS JUST ARRIVED PROM " . NEW YORK. I _";i , ®it'*^C»ASXi s> ■T; NEW GOODS! L'P-10 1) 1 TE DRESS GOODS! |j (| FANCY* GOOI'S! SPRIS'O AM) SIMMER CLOTH ING ■ AND GLN I' S FURN1811IXG8 Vf; £SJ-ARE UN MIL WAV TO BARNWELL. $ '•) ^ ^ ' li) big BaROMNsIX EY'EKY'TnlNG of COURSE. ft •* JS'j ili figrWATCIT ;! 18 ••*!’A< E AN i> SAVE MONEY' ft *XiA*Wft • C.1 U-il-VJ*. w - t —' . ■ MM-mrS • « • • * -•• • Tvcincmbcr t-int the 1 Vim well \\ holcsale (iroccry 19 next to mv store; fi.l 1 ’groceries Folil iH wholesale, and cheaper than elsewhere. We have houglit 10 car loads of Flour and 10 ear loads of corn and oats before the advance and ean *el{ \<»u Fioiir sheaj)er than the mills, anti corn for less than niiY'onc can fitty firim the W e^t hv the carload. S. KU ASNOFF. Leader in Low Prices. mall |a c rr v«ar* I lie bio'bir in ill vek appear* to b# losing Ills *»»»p| nl UN t«*fr and stands rb# t old up nor. li • r be iter than ju*t aft#r “Ire# ‘■loin cam •t ; SOTIi K. ! Thrre Altl b#ae>n*p#yii «r rtsB-i ift ♦ •b .ti Hrtd th# fith day i-f Y | ( p ll | r it • ft It srky id# Bsruwrli i‘» . *s*. I**.. 1 fM --miislc a soilahl# (m-Is.-h l-r X ! i IXfml Ali#ra«y# to up tii * » sc iii«* v at H. H. eQSKSRY, i ■ •skl.I.INi Fi»! JhO. W. Muijo ^ ?i '3 ord Vari,isli(!s. | lb# N i j fi/bt ebleken* In lb# aft#nu»Ma. I >b* Aiken blr J* «f p***ag* »n.| • at a , n j X %,>M r* dol#f lb. tees, b«t »ee I# • >•* *e»l In t Tl : t# y b 1 lilfift I* IK rt*lk . «*f •••• f • ••I i «. mmto tt,# $ m*| lltrif r *f i •mt MU 4 ••mi • Ml * • •• !•• I * f lift I** *T w l«, i w #.t ml mi ID#. It W{!ft fl if h ■ |Mrty of girls j h#r# on Hum ami a a #4dr fljr irftft i. fttf la iMftiiitAi I *7,11. Utl Ustfft l I aullo- W h’l rjl 11 r hs.r. la 1 stitu •• Ir* rt*» Nii*f atrad I 111 s# . f ts imixctw ImVru r *r if J i: %. it# S.#a pUai- 1 •trrwir dag A r Imrk, •• If Ift j ^f 1 * 1 It! aftf| Nliil rlef Itaaf |ft*a»A 1 1 ftCMnrll Umpm m i Mf B ft*T y#rr r«t» gtrta | RrxrurrVf x. **■ « *■ Jk .* •> itil • ♦ I. v% [ The Celebrated Jacksar) \Vagon« H* b«tn. M* »|.» Init I f lb Mt#.| la Apr.I •*•1 II *.*•• 4 #•«»< c»l* • «rai •«< ■ f * ii la# •u«i is*i f »' Ml . III tig * r*l bit Hi •wvly *1 M < Tl Ml M** k*• Nt ml Y'^kt * N %< II* tl rhmd I TW fcj I by Oh , I *v N* # < O M l. Tb* Cm* AMnAmNN^#*•**#* mmm —4 i mf I#*# I- *■ ■*. 1 I—» ‘ ■ - —rt I 1 lb ?Ar' ATECOLUM * * ♦ * d - ►'-f-♦X *'*• »« * ’ 4 roTi, CM. • # NT' * • 4 • • > ♦ l.tiNii lilt M tl rilll. i*rnY •i •l ib*l* r*i Yr<*l# ••-! D« MmsnIU l>*pf*«Mol , tkwBM h iti Mill ii llrttf || m v ft Ik ill* 4 tl Imp It •• •! % 11 • »#| «§«#« n Mf»l# !••• |ftMM# I— l4lfc MM^I !• • M*| liC*tfttfM fill ll •!##*£M# !• 4#| *|tf 1 1* fc*+l* mm 4*"*«4 |i ■f» !# 4»>m m |t»Mr ImW i * v*m» 1 *• 11*• • * •• i lirr rmt • «■«!• I MMf I TWf Mt • •** mH ‘ * I *iti , \ H M Ift • «: ■ A The T PeopleF ree t w«rW. ir*P fc «n « | THE i:\IMalTION A ML r.. Mar A m Hi I •*NN I A I ,4 .Mtr »■ Tb# *-» n # N, \ * • Net •' la a Aa4 all lb* Ilf* rt ih# anw ftvarll* •on af Alk*a b%* Waa la a lib tbsl art *bUk I* r*u., N*. a* vail at If ll b*il wrrurrrU aaly J aa* Ibirlf yaara ay h# rb >•* Alk*a •a bla Ufa baa*a aa4 aararol up-.a lb# praaSte# af M* pmf*a*b>a l»x*#»i*arti*sr- **| milnf u i a r *««. piaa on* '• r a. a Of ll _ . ••a«#Ba pt r«aa. Btaalaf la Banner. Urapraarbabla la. baraoual aad pruf***U>nsl Ilf#, (tfi*,r With talant af tba hlgiiest tirdrr. i’ios- aa(bly Iralnvd at an Intallertual alb- laia la tba b*n school* of books and i«*an aad high aadvavnr h* found a fa- var la ih* via* of lb* pcopl* that ha* frown with tha passage of tb* year* antll he hat become the uncrowned leader of thought ami action iir the county of hit adoption. A safe adviser, an locorruptiblaadrocattf, a steadfast friend, a superb msn of affairs, in tbe aunlifbt of tha hilli where he made hi* home, avery bloom of promise hs* ri pened Into perfect frultafe, and from the brawling, tawny Savannah to the limpid, soft florin* Kdisto his namt i* ail honored houseboltl word, the syn onym of manly worth and virtue. In every borne, be It the costly pile of the nralti mtllionalro or the cabin of Hie humble toller whoso dally labor is coin ed Into bread for the wife and litlD ones. "Some man are bom great, otWr* achieve greatness.” Senator Hender son. born a gentleman, has lived a life as white and clean and full of inspira tion to all who have come within touch of Ita ennobling Influence that none My of him that any talent has ever Men bnrled, nor has hiaJJ^ht been hid- <>en from the public sighfcsjle lias achieved a greatness and a (Jbodneaa that give undoubted assurance ol an WKtltod future. To tboae that have watched with faithful eyes ITts past ca rter it haa seemed that lu tbe ways of Providence men are built to meet the noeda of the timea In which they live. Having measured up to every dutv and •very responsibility bla friends call Mm to malto the race for the L r nlt.-d Elates Senate, believing, knowing, that Ih tho high nojn of his uauliood, «f porfoet physical vigor; of ripe iMtellec- taal out taro, of ready and rteoareeful ogulpasant. aa orator with all tba force •**•*•. a»4 tbe power of words, aj from foandtlion r.i#* 111 Mr. Mtu» : A w.*S agw | a n4* aa astlrt# I Naas ••••( i *Htn#r •ogg**tl*s* * fi 1 w kt-h I hr r Hil-lrsw altra tin puhltr *• )tn..l« •• ii, M | •Utl || r t. Ifc**** at I h«il*>*i«»a That r* ntn* tlon !«## air#*<l« r r## innol our r,Minlv p*|» bln r < w«au**ol bv ih# »«l bv a •l»#-rv*«llv |•••|•whsr aad <l*i* prlMrl|*al one <•( nnr (•rsded >*• b«nd*. | at#.. •** in lb# ds'lr pai*r* ih*t a nuBtwc of M*lon»t* tad coib-si-# ar# ni%« king ^ _ n( % «'i' sod la*ung lafa r aitin»a Li tb# •b.iri***t p«»#*||il# lira# • ftt.r this* a< IomiU and rollrg** will go •• th# *xp>'t*# «f th#«r fwr#*»|« or guardians’, and ahij# ilic cost wjll b* - tn »n-#.| to ilia tniniinotn sm*I il»# Ninuejr widi ap#at. yet tin* will uni bring Hi* great aducallaMl ahow • libin lb# rt-ai h af * larg# niiuihrr of nur iiulilli* •« luMti rl:lldr#u—the object ••fviiv articl# u ai t*t provldr a w *y by ahich ibe puhilo school children—and r«l>#rially iho.’c who*# parent* nro of • mall mean* and unable to meet the X pen «*y in * v have the |irlv||#go of at tending iLTs *|vlcfidid object l#«*un selloid which I* now almost at our doors and which will not likely.i-Ome again uatil the school c|iildren‘'Hr today ar* (ho f iihers and mother* of our State 1 believe the plan a* sug rested l« prae-, Hcahle and may b# law fully csrried out if properly taken up by "our higbest school anthoriiies. Why not give the country children wbo-c parents pay llicLr poitlon of Hie school tax the hen*- elit of tin* one elrance of all < tlier*. to see un i protlt by the information th#v will surely get bv spending a few dav* In tliar little world of wonders, the Great Exposition. It will he of last log benefit and profit to them as long h« they live; it w ill bring them in touch with the great tiling* of today, with the vastnef* of the n-iMim! >e*onri‘i'sof our country and State, it w ill kef rlu ir minds to work in such fields of thought n» mar never conic to them from hooks alone. It will tit thoiu to grow up better informed men aiu) wo men, w Kh higher Ideal* of citizenship I *av let them go! Don’t deprive ih of tlie informati.in that those who run «fford to pav the expense w ill- surely give to their children, when the wav appears,atpelear. I.et all hAye lb- ad- vnntage of Ttl-’Bosses it will he an exceedingly p|#as H nt and enjoyable trip, and as it w ill combine both pleas ore Muled unit ion they might to have D. l-aurie T. Izlar. .•# h 3a4. w « r% #*l —•a»#ii #t#ril>.a bad bs#a b.-ttf .%lt#**«t*l# |m •## ab « i b»#-lu g ia# tua a t« at bias w tsa aa wti tb#l L# tl.aacUl #t bwl *->•#• I b#V Tl * t (Hark* #h# tnrr I lb# balMtai b# -•# i ils# way tb# pea* i tak#a b#v b*'t*a#l M#« V •—t b#*# g 4 a* I 4rag««.l -at *f tb# .*#«. I Ik.. "" r ' J #»•## mw »i i r* r»* % | %\ b'tta •»< ## I mil. bark atwo b«a and Hrtt uruln* br M tfrlira iwwavM lb# a rt j *b# l»»*wd bin* •!# r *.t J tbe mii# |«*!n*-«l gl. ou-tl U Inter r*a># axa ri fm* I f V: tl# tMfr .1 • |H«| %f% l > I ll# ft 1% # M I»L . M • • «»M - * ft Min •*#•)! I trUo U.yaI drlt *{ »* I *«'!«? •* f ff * I • f# I |on rr#M % lri?« It v g t ^a#«k , pi,;- tbrt b# n. .hi a #r mm jTTf i^A^'Ji-'le^uJo I'iT c!#*'k ! kj ' 1 l*la who # l Jl« .bat a to. a C«N ‘ iw M.od.Tfu,' j •« ,, r “ r#*-» i-tk anelc J.%t parpn##* wnly. • Wimt ta tb# ui#ra. to *« f*** im>w, grMi#tara. If ttWi fall tn I wImw where *l<*It on tv I he l'b'k. and lit# ('••unit i# 1 At hxst. at a 16 - MORE - MULES f r Whittle’ L\Sl tl-e mim#* reLaudi-igtftal tb# h.to.l,--f •)»# t<*a n at# furtiiah tli# aivt.rr, it will !•# discovrrctl by ihrfio**#*, after It* I* t<*o lat#. amf th#n ih#v will lorn u thi. hew I Idr red and liiillgiisat lax pivrr with l itlg face and say. t*#:| w # mad# you lie Icvc tha' wecuild d-> It hut now we have iliscovereii that it Is uncon stitutional. S.i g#t ilow n Ir. your j*au* and bring out Hi# chink*, foi out i-uliiic hiiililing- •mist he put op ar otic#, and If the “small fry” I* mad about it they have no war in ih# world h» help thrmaahr*. . Now we wish it und<-r*t >od Hiat our apt-rial Interest I* In our ihmiesiic ai fair*, th# que*:lon concerning our i#m- pora! affairs tliat demand* Inimcdial# • lletition is how to feed the children But when a thing N so dKrasteliil to such a large u inil)#i of our lics-t clri- *ens it N high tluio somuhody would *l>cak out, w heihcr ll dues hoy good or not. Rii.li Mi.s. I’ROF. TAY LOR EX DOUSE*. •, # , I’lesse permit a teacher to stare tint It I* gratlfilng to not# that at least one nrf onr legislator* during th#ir recant trio to ily <’harie*toii Kip sition *t»p- licd to think of ih# *rb«Hd chll<lr#n m our MUt# »nd to wish that they alwi might #nj»v tb* many liit#re*Hng and' ia.truativa sights th. re Tha main ob- j# r - In adueatlon •houl 1 he to awaken hi tha rhlttl the c-*b«#lnit*n#*a of hi. power* and |*a»#lbla d#*tiny aad- I•»*|4r» bi« w|eh Ih# hrwprr blrafs t What a bro«d«a!ag aad awah#-**«c la ••*•*• g>aac •x^saitaaa wawbl ha*#apwa tha chlW* aHa4! flaw N s4aw ham t B MASTER’S SALK. The State of South ( a ,- olina, ) l uunty of Barnwyll. lu the Court of Comnp-n Fleas. H. Oppcnhcim. Plaintiff, against e and \V. T. Walker, Dc- latits. DECKKK FOR VO RFC 1.081’RE. Bn virtue of a <lpcret;il order to m# dirvrted in tlte aim# entitled cause, 1 sell Kt Barnwell, in front of the (/uirt Hmi'e, on. Mond iv. tlie jib (i H y April. l»0i. It li-i-.g salcsday it- «:tid month, within tlie legal hour* of <a:#, the following described real prop erty : All that certain lot. piece nr parcel of land, with all of the building’* and im provement* thereon, situate, lyingand being in the town of Monie, in th# County of Barnwell, in sai l State, measuring three hundred and fifteen front bv tbr#c Imndr# I and tfftaea feet deep, and bounded on the North and Ka*t by I a ode of \¥. I’ 'Vaik#r, on ih# South hv Wnlk#r Street, nml on the We*t 'v right of wafoT the 8oittb/rn Railway CcBpanr. A I,SO ThatO- rtsln lot. p*r.*#t oy p| •## «f Isnd.wftli ih# store bull-ling iliereon. situate, lying and being in ^,i.| tow n of Monie. in ('.•unty and wtat# afoyrsaM inea#.irii«g fifty f##t front on Railr*Mvl A«wnna and mnnlng back *n# lioa4r#il and fir# f##t d##p ami bouA.I#d on iha North. K«*i aad monh by |„t* <•( tl. TX Walker, a-d #a th# Heat hr Urn right. wTmaf hf the Bwwthvra Kallaaa * frleods. be asw lu*r ling aki.t# In a reers | bin.l curtains as a) j tlnguishahlr! All he Ing for her. when lie taken completely ala and trembled. •'I’nnlon nte.” b# said. “I nm per- milled lo r;ie;ik to you here under our mutual friend's roof, hut I will not avail niyoelf of the privilege. Remain here for n few minute*, and I will bring him to Introduce me.” Wit limit waiting for her consent he hurriial away, found- Hie host and brought him to the recess. ,U was empty. In vain he dragged (he man through the rooms looking for her. 8hc was not In any of the rooms below. They waited in tlie hall, and presently she came down, followed by her mnfd. "All!” said the host. “Now I un derstand. That is Clara Van Cleve, au orphan. She ia a deaf mute.” Whittombre went home in great dis tress. He was desjierately In love, but he was a practical man and considered what it would he to be tied to one upon whom there was sueh a blight. For a ,week he suffered torture, then made up his mind that to go on through life suffering withoutJier would he worse than suffering winTUer. Theu he spent some time studying tlie deaf mute sign language. This mastered, without cnll- Ihg In any one as n go between, lie wrote to her. Intimating that he knew of her misfortune- and begging to he permitted to share it with her. When the two met the next evening at her home. Whlttemore astonished hrr by addressing her by her own method of communication. They soon lieentuc en gaged. nml when married Whlttemore found, to bis surprise, that her mlsf.ir- tune only drew Hu^uelpser' together and mudo I’jeir married lift* Hie Imp- pier. AGATHA \V. ODELL. HUNK ll. ntEFCil. Sheriff Jlarnns u f Minty, icriff ■ Ofllr# M -r. Ii IArh. I «-J. THE sure Or S0L1H (AR0U5.L- CDFNI Y OF BAKNWF.LI . By J. K Siielliug. K»q . Judg# of I’/n bat# in Il4rnu#il i'minty, Wherejs Mr* Mi«sniri A. I'e.v-eek applies fur Lctei* *.( Admini*;rgri-Mi • >» tii# cstat# of K W. I’ca-’tck, ir«» #a> ed. I'hese are. therefore, tn l ife and a-1- m'-nf-h all Mid stngiihir the khtdrel and creditor* of HI** -aid de*‘e is- d. |n’ he and wpp ar hefure me at u « oui t o! Prnhnte lur the,*ai l cimntv-iii ii-- In-M en r.t RartiW'di t '. II on Tiie*day,'. , - r >;h March, A. I). M02, at 1J o'dii, k :i in to -how c.yii*#, i* any, why tlie sil-l admiui*trnHo!i *!ioul i not l-e granied. Given under my hai <1 and *r;ii of ti:e Court Hii* Knli day of Mareh. A D. HHri. mid in Hie one hundrcil andtwen tv sixth year of the 'overeignty and liidefciideuce of the United Mures of Ameriea. Fuliii'lied in Tmk Bauxwki.j. Pkdpi.e March Mill, 11)02 IVscl to close tbcffl o- io urind op Ibis U B UwJ 1 ▼r'«» ea*k. *rf# a*4 • kiarr I# pay far pa O HAXXOV. A FIKEM.IN’d CLOSE CALL * I stuck tn my engine, althoufh •very joint ached andavi rr nerve ara* racked with pain.’’ writs* C, IV. Bel la m y, a Incan*oiiv# ffreiran, of Bur, Hag on. I«wa . ‘*1 was weak and pal#. • iibout any app#tIt# and all nu I tlftM M - Aa I a %a absHtt I#4fiva aa, I gissui but- tl#*»l h'as 'nr Dili* i#^u i. after t«ki*c it, | f«it a# well a#-1 #v#r dt 1 In bT iita *• W#ak atekly, raa A#w# pawyA# %!•••« gala aww ttf#. sisea^t# aad tigs# fr«aa iBasr * bl Try tftwoi na»- utarekaa < —*»■•## 4 Ay f* % SsrvAWwr BanOvmdk't f%a<Basr> NoHce. ‘money to lovn. I nm.prepared to negotiate Loans on improved farms at a low rate of inter est, Don't write*but come to see me. J. O. I’attersQu. . . f . To AH Overseers, Notice. The law entitles the county to four (4) dav * labor per npnum fioni each ah-le b-wtlid man between'tlie ages of eighteen (!8) ami flUy-flve (5u) year*, except &c. (see >cc 4 Road l.aa*), and I all over sc* ra w ho have not worked their | hands the rcquiri-ll four (4) dais will I n->w warn out their nands and require j service a# r tli#’llTw. n ll a Lrnen. Co. rtupervioor. I Per R. C. Ron» uis Ja . f ci k. Bartiacll, h. Nov. 19. I’JOl. T. B. ELLIS. Jr„ Su/ve/or and Cirri Engine*. nparial*B#WB#a gtrmtatW fBpi tgllnin ## wna* pa aaaa. k#v«ttag aa arwiaaga . A fBMaf«B#tf i OowoBi f*# bw as naa . fin,, a. V-m *«A BMtfw* fBMaan IF Y JU XI ) I N"T hi Y' t.rO AND FIN I IXG DC ’ 1 I I’RfOES. NOCUDY ’ \ S’ KIND DO - i' HI iTLE .*' • J> TIMES GIVE LOWER FIGURES OK BETTER - HUMS FOR s I O’ K mmm. . . \ ‘ THAT WILL SUIT YOU EXACTLY’ NL^laittlo'o Sitatoles, B!ackvi!!e, S. C- viiS. tr-y ik . \ffl 5l now have for sniff nt my StnJ'V« on Main Street some the finest Saddle,’ Driving and Heavy Work Uorffec . ami several ait good, nll-roiHul Mules as have ever been brought to this market. All wanting first class stock will find it to their in terest to call ami get my prices before buying elsewhere. •.. CAN SAVE YOU MONE1 haudle a full lim» of L p^tA-date Siardanf Make* of \\ agona, IJameM, ike.. Ice, \oq are inrited to call and icuspeet- tbeaa. 1’rirea a* low aa Ibe loareat#