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The Barnwell People. i* Mm op »mcurnoa. A'ArftMf. p*r Annam |1 |0 Oa TtaM ... MOO aUai lamt^ TtfUMnAY. Al'OI'ST M 1M2. -W ' —T Court at Beaufort next week. V Mr f J. B. Keynolda waa In town on rid ay. ..'t)tir Mercatua letter reached ua laat WeeX too late for nublicatlon. School children are counting the daya until their trouble begins again. Home Grown Seed Rye for Rale. * Apply to Butler llagood. Mrs. Ella Freeman of ftrangehurg U Tlaiting her sister, Mra. W. L. t Wliita- tncr. The propheta predict just one more warm spell before fall weather comes to stay. The Pkopi.k is ready to mak^ liberal contracts for wood on subscription ac count. Our good friend Capt. J. C. McMil lan gave us a pleasant call and chat on Mouday. Mrs. Mike Brown has gone to Tate Spring*. Tenn., for the remainder of the Summer. Senator Robert Aldrich came down from Saluda. N. I'. Ti.e»dav morning, mu ruing on Wednesday. Mi** Etlie Manville returned on Fri day from a pleasant vWit to relative* and friends in New England. (Jnlnlne at Cnwrh'* Pharmacy at U et* per ounce. See If you a r s not pay ing mure than 3& cts lor quinine. Next Monday •III be l>«r. a Slate hnltdse, but Httla otMervrd out- aid* Manufacturing romuauuIliaa ( 1a4v reo i«*« * litllagur K«q • m |a M HaM4ng. It la high it me la tend and adenettaesnansa Hand farmers toll ns that they will Wind up cotton picktwg early to Octa* bar. pneslbly b- fore the lr»t froet. Mra. A. P. Cornell earl little non ar» rlvtd from the Noith on Tue*day upon e visit to Mr. J. Allen robin's family. Pot hunter* will not have free swing at'Paitrldge* Ihl* fall. Many more far mer* will post ttielr lands against the trespasser*. Bullhxt shnoHng Is flne sport, hut ©very hat vou kill im'rea«e* the crop of mosquitoes. The bats are great mos quito destroyers —Ex. Monday was awfully cerulean, hut Capt G. t*. Morris cured that by the g'f' of the first cotton patch water mel on we have bad for years. We were glad toseeonr good friend Mr. W.G. Harrison in town on Tues day iu improved health He never neg leets public or private duty .fust before closing our forms we re C 'ivod an obituary sketch of Mr. Wil lie A. Walker, who died of heart fail tire at Appleton on the morning of the 2fitii lust. It will be published next week. A pretty description of a Beech Is land Dance at Downer Institute went into the waste basket because tliw wri ter’s nainc failed to accompany it. It t*niirioii« tii it so many people wPI ©x- pect newspapers to publish letters without knowing the names of the writers. A y dv •« ftWnds a* a * •aid If »«• Ho 'ng a b«t of can- •peak of l| in bn* •fttuilnr a." 'Xnnxb PA ITERSOX MII.L IKJT8. Our revival meeting at Columbia School Hmise waa conducted by broth er* IV. G. Brlttou and J. D. Moore of Barnwell, i nine again. wsaraaltBsy* glad to have you. Farmers are busy (a'herlng ent'on Our school will open the prst nf No vember. Mlaa Alma Wise will toe*~h Y«or readvra bate (weseed si my ft>gig §•?§ iftl 14 I# H«i t OtlTi’AMt I.Htta CinnAs Wall, s^ «f ||y and M>s j it svaU.MMA-a a. four years and Sea Wo nth a. It waa •err imsnbtng sc*ae tn stand amnnd tba bedside of «»r.© sn mnng and watch the pailettre In which bn bora tua sl 'k- Beat. An many tlmea after taking hla n uilshtn< nt and tnedlclna he would gently say, ,> la‘t'mn.reat " How oom- fortlbg It is to know that he Is sweetly rooting, that happy rest which none can give h.ul Jesus It wss tn hard to part wiU) dear little Claude, but be ha* passed over the dark liver of death and entered the portal* of heaven, beckon ing bis hjvfd curt come. Beautiful hand* of a Utile one «ee. Baby voice calling, t>h mother for thee. Rosy 'Cheek’d darling, the light of the honrfc. Taken so early, 1* beckoning come. M. L. W. Dunb&rtoY), S. C. I* Ml v. mm i ——- v ■ S«l a«nd my .harming i*nng lad It waa a ^ ?• Mllb Mn I. t. »• •» THEY ARE CROSSING THE RIV EK Mr. Editor: It is recorded in hist >ry that Xerxes, the great Persian king, ordered the people of Abydo* to prepare him a throne on the plain* looking toward the Hellespont, that lie might review his army snd navy. He sat on this ihtoue, earth’s then mightiest ruler, and saw 111* soidlern and wsr vessels coming before him all d ty, at Ust the plains an I sea a l‘ving ma«* of human belnx*. There they rested before their king. Lite in the afternoon one ot his uncle*, seeing tear* iu hi* eyas, rushed tn him slid said, * Oh, King, wherefore these tear* f Yonder lie* the grandest army and navy shat ever saw this plan et, then wherefore these tears?” Xerxc* brushed ih# tear* sway and answered, ”1 waa thinking that In one hundred year* not one nf tide vast con course would be Itviug and It made me *a<l.” \\ h If w# wrr* Mra. Cary nmlib aard martisv. Mra. Mi* rear/, bate ret a rand from Vim M« and • here Umy bare Mm sending burn* Ums. Farmer W. II. Kavrs Has Jnst retwrn- •d from a trip to tiutphur Bprlnga, Oa Mr. P. K. Krnce wa« at UPme a few days lasf week. Mra. Milledge Caye of Blackvtlte •pent a tew dsyk wRh Mrs. J. II. Aprs w |s. Mr*. John Gave was In town a few dav* last week. Mr. Charley Wise and wife of Au gust* are visiting his father, Mr. J. C. WUe. ^ Miss Daisy Hair of Blackville I* vis iting relative* and friend* in town. Mr. ^formtin Smith left till* morning for AniiHfiolts, wheie fie has won a scholarship. ^ Miss Verbena BrahhanK_of Haw thorne. a very ‘charming young lady, is visiting Mi*s Annie Laurie Vv V a. la ttm lathe b- la •MMPlPa Mn I. Tm td©nl ynspnrwl watt: | ? thing far tba «w V • • wws Mo, A Am union meeting* lleblAg on) qm query. Jno K. Bhvlling; fid query, G. WART ' YQHR 60TTON se. . Miss Ethel Willis, one of .Spartan burg’s charming girls, is ylsiling rela tives and friend* here. Miss Bertha Walker of Appleton Is visiting MDs Lillian Phllltpk. Mr. W. K. Prothro and wife have gone up to Timmonsvilie for a few days rest. The protracted meeting at Rosemitry ht* been postponed until the first 8uit- day. We ho|>e that Hie change will not prevent Rev I). W. Key froui being rlth ua. C. Tws l**4>rta go* u» p»«es oi |b© ne I ft I** li ' 44 | # p * « | »|, ,InC. and that aewwnnu In* SW momi t ftiMrfsn*# Ml • El«l %i % iflltlljf f Hli • I* *#4 ft ta WVftt f ft In ItiSlHMME ft «nf m? rft m i*' I of ftl ih# rcu asbaicbte!talon d* of the orator m -r* ■ - d m<«n n*gbt that Sony ten the gr-at eon M 11>- r«- are b«l Ul t tin buadrrd •** ae lb* mil wae an wm umt Sbnm i call tba mil nntf •MEETING OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS. The township representatives of Con*‘ federate Veieran* will meet at Barn' well, H C., in the Court llouae, on the first Monday In September, at II oVIm k A. M . to elect a County Pension Board for tb* next year. Let every towaaliip be represented. D W. Bodiford, Cbelrma* County Feusion Board. August tltb, IMJd | M* tton Id query for Sunday 10 a. m. n.scra *wr* raouasnMsar 1. At tteven Pines, with delegaUa from Barnwell, Cypress Chap©), Klko, Jnvce Branch. Faitmount, W'lllUton, KosHbary, Hla< krille. Healing Hprtng*, Ashlelgh, MtX'alvar^ and Seven Pine*, introductory sermon by Rev. Jno. K. HaW; Missionary sermon by W, M. Jones; 1*1 query, O. N. Askew; id query.J K'. Blrt. 2. At Reedy Branch, with delegates from Allen’s Chapel, Mt. Olivet, Mr. Arnon, Kline, Seigllug, Friendship, Reedy Brand), 81. John, Ut. 8altke- hatclile. Bethel, Hickory Gr..ve and' Philadelphia Introductory sermon. 8 P. Hair; Missionary sermon, Rev. A. Bulat. 1st query, W D. McMillan; 2d 3 uery, C E. Burts; 3d query, Rev. T. . Sandifer. 3. At Bethesda, with delegates from Double Pond, Ghent's Branch. Georges Creek, Denmark, Bsihherg, Spring Branch, Colston, Edistn, Midway, 1 Hunter’s Chapel, Olar. Springtown and Bethesda. Introductory sermon, M-1- Y V K. Lawson; Missionary sermon, J. D Moore 1st query. S. P. CbRolm. id __ ♦iuerv. W. G. Britton; 3d query, 8.0. BUSINESS* Mayfield. ^ It it expected that churches at which union* ate to he h*:ld will have dinner on the ground* am] that delegates will be present both days. J. A. Jenkins. Secretary for Comm ft tee. Bamberg paptfre pleaee copy. We WANT »X DAY KKl’SH Eight hundred gwud people, tb© Bwv- ©v of |be iUtlkrbntrbU •alloy, atSeud od ibo r*■ «ii • o* tba aumlsam *4 Cam pa*Mo •» and II t • tb B C Y ^ C. b. A f' *4 PROGRAMME. Barnwell B.plltt Sunday School Contention mma at Gear gee (leaefc Chnrrb Sept. fitb. fitb and 7 tb. I tut. Friday. Mepi. fttb: — Ham latroductary Ssrmaa, Ear. M. L. La*ao*. It m. E rullmsbl find ftrga>tsa*lab I a. m. tstaarr. Imp. SI. Soageertka. t fifi p m. Tbe M<ms*i Saadey S-bnal ah Tb© •*©•'taseadvaft, lie J, ft Miaeb. Rev. Mf. |> MaMilla*. Ibl Tba COME TO BEE td; WE CARRY THE LINE. •ft • *a til* I'm !••* ~ ——" - ■<©». Tb© napartateadeet. l*v J. B l . 11 J V a»«rw pmuld©4. R>• O I b*aefi. Rav W, D M*Miila*( <b Tba D b)©*'4 made ibn ©paaiag peayw*■ j I•©*b©*. ftea Rtaa E*w — fik , aMtBt Tb© saU al tbe *—fit—- a* tbry I pafi*** •• f my aa*4 Sa tba a a* asaea sbaa laa eaa*a I **a*aw ay iNB ©L ftamL ft see Vbftst Sf fiuas 4 aft ft ftMPft«fi e »«• .-A4hft vM ffFTTT M 4 It 41 , f ftrft • • ftft f«ftt VMf ft SftftN ftfta -ft • if • e*b# Tifitll# au peneee far ona year I tuition students |IiS» It. Bend for lllavtrated logue .... HBNI^T H. HVRTZOG, CLKMSON COLLEGE,' Dr.J.H.E. MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist^ BLACKVILLE, ----- B| Will be at bis office in Barnwell every BaV_ dav and Tuesday and Wednesday following Will be at hi* Home office in Biuekville"©* ery Tiidfty and fiaturday, and will make ap- pplntments to meet patients at any of M> county towns or call at their reskicueee. « I am a full graduate of Philadelphia Dental College; have liad aevenhsm years active prac tical experience, and can please you in quality of work and prices. c. 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C- ft #ftft4» $* # ftMflftftft ■ala* Aabaataa wm , . s A M ft - R- K- BlblfiEM Tb* west aaafisl ••»« lisinu Graded Nyh-»tl i l#mb©r Mb. e , i*st laia«o«©aMala bars been mad© la lb© earrW'alum. A b>t»ln-«a ©uu**© alii be added. Prla- eiaal R A l*.»bM»n b»iM-«to mats tb* arbaal much brtt-r than It aaa la«i year A'l lni«m*tcd are askvd to writablm. * We ta«v© nut ibis week th© card* of •II candidates who bad no opixMitlon and of tho«© where only two competi tor* were In il»s Held, a* there is little likslihoad of a tie in any race. Ollier* who** cards appear today are out of the contest, hot a’, time of making up our forms ws do uot know the sure ro suit of the primary on Tuesday. Next ar#©k thr correct list ef all in the sec- onil primary will appear. Married on the 20th last, at the re»‘- denoe of the hrld- ’s family. Ifcv. J G Beckwith officiating. Mr. J H. Duncan of MtTTBItevllle and Miss Yirgintk, daughter of the late Capt Geer e H Rirklsnd. In this happy event Barn well lose* one of her most charming daughter* and the host wishes of a Ho*t qf admiring friend* gnp« tn her And to the handsome, popular and prosperous gentktnan Who ha* won ber gentle heart and lair hand With other mem hers of the Commit tee appointed by the Booth Carolinr Conference, M E. Churdi, South, to Inspect sites offered for the Conference Female College In cMe It shall lie re- bidVed from Columbia, George H. Bate* E*q. visited Sumter, Laurens find Greenwood last week. The reason that ?«Hlovfil may take place is the college i f [rounds in Columbia *re (no small for He necei*arv enlargement orftTiTT.TIng*. to accommodate the growing patronage bf tbe Inilitiitioo. gUurneys Bale* and Hunma repre- fiektlng tb© ©•tale©,! ibe l«t© Mr.J Au beef Ric© •e. wt*U ©b rdar ©I Jack Q vl| #, Fin. n veidwt fmr fin fiflx In©* ib© nnnbwnrd AD Lin© Railway, a f<©*b iu ik© ■ ■ wry nf ©wr ©»• •va ibn* Mr Km© nbii© i* ibn gwenru-' iw *©• fit find in n >•-) a©usM©-4 mb lb© n A L bMwawn Ja©nwm©*«->• n*d nn»nnn»n Iwatnnd «d ■MftftjBftftgM dft>> ftlfti ftftftftft ftn© ■ftpBftbg BMnwaw ■» finbMM*> ftb *•■© •* ©rn«W©qfn»*s Vb©M •ftfi fin «n ©*fen©nA. mbB ftw m© Mra, •turndi lK-«it Mrs aiwndi Mr. II Mr* •f M< i ©. An, Mr. II. I August* lie familv G s-l II l.llti© R ynur drug* nt Crwncb *. wb©r© n n© rtalr. Prw©erlpG©n© rsiui rd by n gradunt© dru«gl*i. Your Ian will tall yon it in nf tb© ut* ! trsi© Min i_ n few d©i © I* Dirbea Dr, Biointr l* vDItlug relative* ai d friend, at Kllenittu Ihl* wo k. Mi** Katie Rr-nnan of Chirie.ion I* vlsl'lng Mr. J. G SiroHle and family. Three hundred bale* of new c<>tton Were mtrketed lo re last week. The many friend* of Mr. E K. Chit- tv are glad to know that he i* improv ing In health. He was in town lust week and hi* numerous friends were glad to see him. Messrs Hutch and Bowman Still are sojourning in the up country at fash ionable ro.ort 'd ices. MGs I.ucile Folk of Bamberg is vis iting relatives here thi* week. Lightning,struck a small house iti fown on Saturday night, hli«terin- the face of a, ton year old child and render ing it unconscious for 12 hours. Mi. and Mrs. L. Sullivan and Mr. Tho*. Sullivan of Savannah are visit ing friends hete. H. i, I. F' •u In nddl- AN ANSWER TO FRA YE R. The .Scientific American last week described the passing of the locust plague that thirty years ago caused through the west such general distress and poverty that starvation seemed to { threaien tiie Inhabitant* of entire couu ; life, and States. Year after year the locusts grew ran- idly more numerous until bankruptcy •tnr©d-fbw-wbo^»- nostb w»m»»h- group I nf state, in ih© f*c©. In the tall of . D7U the Governor* of Minnesota. Mi»- > »o rl. Kansas. Nebr->ka. Dakota -B met I *M&© I na» • g»*s ji disci t*r*f>* < ftFftllf i kft# lh« U ft%l ft* ift >• f ■i> hft • >» J l «ift- rft.ii I«ft4 4t f «# Aftf ft# J IfMft ftfts # MMM • *^ ' ' ftftM# 4m» «4# *$ *# t ift« m 4ft ftdU n Vftft P# ft I *# kJCT**.. ftA ** ft ftft# RecitalWmi, A Flo-k of Dove*. Soi.g Hiigbt Angel*. Ueclmtlon, Alphab* t of BlH© Com- m ilids. Recitation. Scritdurs Texts. Kong. Clap VjoiT band* Recitation. The Bible. Esther All. Recitation, Kingdom of Heaven, Inez Creuch. Song, Knocking Tonight. * Recitation, 0, why should tbe spirit of mortal be proud, Hanson Kirkland. Recitation, W lien the stone wal roll ed away, Virginia Hogg. Solo. Let me kiss papa good-bye, Willie Best Recitation, Have you seen Clyde Fur man. Recitation. Dear little head* in the pew. Hugh All. Song, On the streets at midnight. Recitation, Easter Flower*, Robin Creech. . . Rec tation, The Heavenly Home, Joe Lee. Song. Two little hands. Annie May, O'Dell and Kathleen Jenkins Recitation, Tommie’* Prayer, Mary Hewlett. Recitation, Bible Bird*. Song, Remembrance. Recitation. Trouble in the amen cor ner, Carrie Mvrick. . Addre**. Dr. N. F Kirkland Sr. Song. Secret Prayer. Closing Address, Addle All. Song, G<mI he with vou. The church was w* II fllhd wRh an -appiuciutiue audieuc© md th" children (M-baved with liecoming <l©|M>nmeui. Mia. V. 8. 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S % 4 v i ■>© n Ft* i .yiiiy pwt %|» b©up - g • G ■Ba% V bfBBC— — (•■»*• ttfeb — s b*•© ©A a* iB© sd • ' ©a* MMMpnrftfibb •••# ©bb tpnn©* pmn y •©•, ©wb ©at aqy a© •©■■ ©*•© nM©»i* ©©~ uua •©©•©«• ©a© , ©md wm a© ©bn© m »i *■ *©—'©*•*© ©W ©©to e© #V>r; rondb. SWEET POTATO VINE HAY. Godfrey Winkler writes to lb« Prac tical Farmer: A* the sweet potato vine is greatly rcll-hed by th© cattle the utlllxlng of the same is quit©an Item, and th© a- mount quite considerable. They make good cow feed cured, but are somewhat difficult to cure. To cum them make a pen of rail*, put a floor in them, rails will do. Now fill them with a layer six to nine Inches deep, then lay ralla over these and build pen ten inches higher, and put another layer of vines andsoon. The air circulate* through the vines and cures them nicely. When finished cover pen to exclude rain a'nd your cows will appreciate them as a change iu the diet. IS YELLOW POISON in ynur blood ? Physicians call u it ftelarial Germ. It can be seen | changing red blood yellow under microscope. It works dqy and night. First, it turns your com plexion yellow. Chilly, aching sensatioiu creep down your backbone. You fe«i weak and worthless. R03ERTS’ CHILL TONIC wBl stop the CrouW© tfnw. fit •aters th© Mood at drives oat tb© fwveea, MtgBfl*Bw< ©• ft ff a • AXLE A ftknnJ light loada. (jREASE for everyIhltig that runs on wheels. ■old Everywhere. Era art Bn© t barn CbtU« (NI Gat, L. A. HTONJtT, Msxaui *-i' i *&**++< w ©w *• •• ft ■ ft ^ ■*»#«» t#ift * p* a* a* i tab a • • © - bdl b'ft -.—4M ••• fi* • aw *#|to tone© •• •# *#• «d»£# <* ©«» Ift • • • to *b , m a©a a • ••©■•toand toe to A o Babtoto, mb TOWN REGISTRATION. The registration books of the town of Barnwell are now open at the office of the uuderiigned, Opera House Build ing. C.J. HiLy. Clerk and Treasurer. Aug. 18,h, 1002. NOTICE. Black villi Alliaxck Warehouse Company. The stockholders of the BlacSville Alliance Warehouse Company who have not received jhe first dividend on their share* will present their certifi cate* at once for the payment of said dividend. All certificates of stock not pre*ent«d and registered by Kept JTth, r.xrj w ill be null and vo'<l and payment debar<ad. After Kept. 27th. 1U02 the balauc* due In liqif1>Utloii o( suxk pill be paid and cerilfluatee taken Up aaifeapeelled. © By a»d©> •* tii* Baaed af l>V*to>ira. • A. P. Wo*»Aw»rd. Fraaldaat. | J C- Mallbewa, -*© Bitoretory. NEW3EW COLLEGE COFFINS & CASKETS. A complete stofk, from tba cheapest varnished good* Up to the finest draped cloth products of Atifieilcto skill, ed talent and labor, con. •tantly kept, and offered at THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PMCES. t also offer to the people of Barnwell County a heir, first class, modern Hearse, With al} the latest equip ments arid invpcovqmeHM. Prompt, personal attention given to all inquiries and " ^ order*....- L. S. MELLICHAMP, WILLISTOM, A C. CWftft fMft to—rtMt -ftft ftl OftftPftftfiHH# pftflBtftftftft ft Ia ftft# 4 ftVft toft ft fiftftfttoftft ftftftftft Pi# ftftf * f-dF dtotolbwtoB ffitlftdftft ft# tftlrft ft#,, ftftilPtoftft BBKBBT tolUJaM©. Uto Pato Y* uSil"? ATLANTIC COAST UN^ AtJaitic Oust Lite Railroad Cl # lit CallDBKSBO SCHEWTUk SOUTH. ntourwr No. No. In Effect fN©7 Ifx v> 57 5fl St . daily Apcll 14th, k- if 190S. j* daily ex • dally • AM. Sun. A. M STATIONS. l^'Jj p.k 3 25 i *» 6 17 » 40 C 14 6 38 7 12 8 10 7 13 8 10 8 s:i 9 30 • 4 • * • J 4 • 5 20 8 06 1> Florence Ar^ Benneusville j 9 22 L Darlington A j 8 30 Lv Elliott 'Ar Ar Sumter Lv Lv Sumter Ar Ar Creston Lv Lv Cre*ton Ar Ar Pregualls L 0.rangebbrg Denmark Barnwell Robbiue Angusta 7 30 6 50 3 50 10 00 * ? * t > • • • • - b b • • • }* 5 a P. M. BUCKINGHAM, BARNWELL, f. C., REAL ESTATE AGENT. I DU IMIT SECIIELI unsrit. urc msuRAHct iA|tnl for New Ywk Lift.) nitE UKUMMCL (Ofttototo ft Ctoftftiftr) -. Trains 32 and 33 carry through Pull man Palace Buffet Sleeping Cara be tween New York and Macon via Ae- gsista. '' m 7 W - J * Gen. Pat*. Agent.ft T- M. Emaraon, Traffic Manager. Wilmington. N. C. b. M. Emeraoc, Aato. Trafte M’ngr. - Wilmingtoa, N. C. ^ ftft WftftmftftMftpi *.. stow- Mi tmm. a •*■**'« toft &8S&£