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* 4 The Barnwell People. • - ■ ■ - v * ; v ? Am ®c* u,iiicBip,,i ^ir ~ t * n Adv »n«e. pelr Annum |i.6o °“ T, “* n.*> • 4>~ m \ AL’Gl'b I’ 27, LOT FOR SALE. pontatrUn* «>ne aci;®, on Marlborough Htroet, .a<tj«»inlii» lota of Mr^ A l* ll auvillo miuI W. 5. ' Oood property. Pric«$U!li, - Lottie' Koblnson NOTICE. S' y. -.v • ■ • • Th« Chuin Gang will be In Rennet Bpring* township this week uear Mar tin Station. ■ii - -- O. W, Barker, Supervisor. R. C Roberts, Jr., Clerk, jtf—.—-— , WANTED. r , ; . I; . ■ • ' S' ^ \ ■ ■ i-- • • 50 to 75 operative* to work In Bla6k- Title Knitting Mtll*. \ Apply to G. W. Green Jt., 'Williglton, 5).,C, •^"■r^BACil K RS EX AMI N ATMN. The Examination of Applicant* for Teachers', Certificates will be belli at Barnwt^l on Friday, .September ifttb wnlte* attho Courjt llonsei colored at the Colored Graded School Building. •W; y . Jones. August 2^tb 1903. S. E'.“ WANTED AT ONCE, Five Salesmen who can furnish their OWI- teams to begin on SrptemheX 1st •elllng the 'BEST SEWING MA- CH1N KS on ,tbe market. Good pay to the right parties. Un- leas you Inean bnsii.ess do nut Apply to a ’ •, ~ J. Allen Tobin. Iarnw The following interesting and In st ructlve items are taken from Auditor W. II. Duncan’* Abstract for llii.- year: < . .roll* Returned r>32.W)S acres of land.; 6.7SO Farm Building* l.gOS Town Lot* _ 1,880 Town Building - 4.1 :is 270.575 155,050 X 8|5,375 Too hot for cotton. • • . “Rnit evtry where” Is orte traveler’s report to 11*. { A , Now ls a the tintelb plant turnips and adverti*ement*: , It’s about tl me' now to prepare and plant your fall garden#. Col. Boiler Uagood has gone North on hts summer vacation 1 . - .■• There I* some com plaint ef Cbttoki P 0 t!-*PV*a new.Kiniction: * Jy Mj.vClay W.: f'at®.x»f Wnshington ii on a tt^o-^eek* pt^ Dunn will “be back”' from Kelitubtry-about the middle of Septem ber. ‘ ' CHARL'ESfON TOO. Having given Angu*ta U** bale of new entu^ry two we^lfir,»«o ftpn. H. C* Folk of Bamberg woke m> Charles ton on Saturday with It* tiwt. bale of 1903 cotton. It weighed 851 pound* and brought 16 cent* f.pound. . -X BARNWELL’S FIRST. On. FrUlai Brown X'lored, of 1‘ Clerk ■f. Way Bet) Red Oak Township hauled thXtfrst bale to the Barnwell Oil MUJ Glut weighed 421 poiimti bougiit by Jtr. A. Porter for 11 cent* a pounds? cepts higher jund 17 days later than last years tir*t. " , Ben ha* been among the Brst ha for several years. Fof the ft ^ will b* foi liUSIC X ; lay School Cotfventjon id la Gospel fly oma 1 to fl. / istes will please bring books With them. 271. St*. 828. 892 «67. W. Gilmore Stmm* left oh Thdrailay for k »bou vacttllon at Glenn Spring*' -> / . The Long Branch Plillosophrr dis cusses toda^r thy: race problem from a new view point. Mrs 'Dr. R. f. Kirkhtnd and little children are vrdtiag Mr. II. M. Gra ham’* family at Greenwood. bfr. John B. Ryan returned yester day to prosperous Wedgefield after a pleasant visit to Barnwell kindred. W r . A. Holman Esq., of Charleston .spent, several day* pleasantly with Barnwell relative* and friends last week. — Mr. George P. Morris ha* returned from a visit to South.Georgia relatives, more than ever in love with South Car; Praise Him.—- , X Jesus is calling. / - Labpr on. , Ia>t the Ini* ‘ Pardoh, Peace end, Power. Though your sins be as scarlet'. * be the tountaln. Christian Soldiers. >f the cross. W’II,LISTON NEWS. a - - < Misses Maggie and Abble flat Rhtckville kre the charming guci M is* Stella Hair. Misses Kee| ami Walker of tbe Sav nab side are pretiv and popular vUlt if Miss Lilian Phillips. — Capt. W. II TTennedy and son 3 litre returned froVn^a prptrao ollna. Misses Fairy Holman of CbarJestoi and Susie JV'opd of Aiken werftxthe charming guests of Mrs. JT. O. I'ktter- Son last week.- , " AII younger Barnwell.Ts rejoiced br - the prettv presence of the Misses .leii- kln4 of-Coinmbia, who are visiting Mrs. ,U O. PattetBPn. , Something decidedly new and nice in liarnvteU-wlll be the opening at Molair A: PorttXa on September- 2nd & 3rd.- See advertisement at upjicr left corner ohfiifspHge. Noinerrii-r . , .... ur through Western Nhrth I’aroli The rnaHj lylend* In Greenville of S. M. Wolfe, aTh03 gradrtiate of Fur man University willlie pleased to learn that hie has been elected principal o' the Willistoti graded school to tak chfrge next mouth. This is one of tb«j best high acbOol* In-the state and Mr. Wolfe is fortunate in securing the posi tion, while the patrons are equally as fortunate In employing a young man wirh the ability of Mr. Wolfe.—Green- 1 Dally News. for I n the shadow Victory through 214. Onward go. 692. What shall the answer! 339. Come, Great Deliverer, i J 41. Throw out the life line. ’(Bi-S’ako time to be holy. cted principal 0^.477. i^«d me, Savimv 506. He died for thee. 516. True hearted. rifle emi livened life in the gathering has tine good ever en old time state 2 *17 !>00 f ELL COUNTY PROPERTY re-idenco of Judge Jyi). Patterson than thgjJjHr limise party now-enjoying its sjifendid huspitallty. Cotton ,v Collapsed completely last week on all lands leached by the heavy and frequent August rains. The crop of tlie eonnty will avdragtrhut Utile larger than That Of l!Hl2 ! r L Melon news was scarce,' but good, last week. Master Malcolm AndersrnT brought us on Saturday a Georgia rat tle shake almost as' preUy and sweet and large as the handimuie giver. Rev. and 1>. Moore and Tittle- son have gpffc to JjVcstern Nortlrt ^a ro ll lia Oiy. jfinaatlrV vtstt tsFAte. Mooie's old Ttome. - And all’ Barnwell w tidies them a happy'vacation aud a healthf-.i I return when tliX suminer heat has departed. —• Mr. U',v Baxley Sr;, a farmer right, was In to see us on Thursday. He lves a two acre hs»'m that has a lid ml, red hushels/df big corn.getting hard. Tlt<- remaWiler of lir^w ages crop avenges *25 Wnshel* or more. He used no fer- ■tili/er. *‘.Ttre landsIdftl been in cotton several years. ffSakrtton crop 1* first hu i^gie* 1.903 Hor 87672 Cows 8.U4.1 Moles 122 sheep and goats 5.720 hogs 27ii watches 332 Piano* and Organs 8,595 wagons carta and 1.715 Dogs Merchandise 1 ’ . —- Engines, Tools and Machinery Money Gredits on legal itnle-hledness Ronds not exempt from uxaijon I'ousehold Furniture Rank Ketnrn*, Allendale 60 per cent, peualfy: foi non returns — Rank of Barnwell Fire Insurant:* r———■*—W 465 Tdfe “ 2ii,060 Railroads * " 1^93,785 Express ft Pullman 20,205 Telegraph and Telephone nnll So. Cotton Oil Go. . 35,586 83.999 »5?7?» 143,781 - 91, 11.110 6 JIB X.i) 15 (in,Sid* 17,150 145.261 71,712 4.725 fi.tKtO 21W 115 2J5 *’ I ,»wxf 4.s;in 50,275 Total Personal Property Total K*ce Total Real.and ,I’er*onal *s oyer fasWear 42296,865 .4,7 If. 765 102.265 W'ORKING NIGHT AND DAY Thi ORKI 1 biVl ipdest and mightlfst little thing that eyer via*tiw..’ 4*^J>r King's New l.lfe Pills. These pill* ^Mciuga weak ness Into strength, lisllessne** infiv energy, brain-fag into meriftkl power. They’re wonderful in building up the health. Only 25o per box. Sold.Jtty... Creech’s Pharmacv. C. N. Burckhalter. In a barbecue t|>eecli In I<e^ngtcn county last week Senator Tillman took xioiTtlon against Senator Latimer's pro- ^ositlon to get the national government to Work the public roads, on the ground of Impracticability. BLACKYII.LE NEWS. Miss Leonard Kelly is visiting friends in "Charleston. ^. Mrs. S. S Moloney, Mrs. F. P. Groves andapn Mike are visiting Mr. Thomas A. Mofoiiy-at llonea Path, S^C. Mrs. Hadte VVilliainson has gone to Glenn Springs And from there she wiB | visit New Y’ork befide returning. > Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Whittle have just returned from a pleasunt visit to rela tives at Carmel, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bates of Colum bia and Mi«s Timrie Berry of Branch* ville are visiting Dr. and Mrs. B. F. {Borne here. • Key. C K- Burts is conducting a pro tracted meeting at Healing Spilngs this week. He is being assisted hy Rev. Mr. Freeman of Winnsboro, S, C. rhe Ghfquoia club, composed of Col. John 3. Dargan anil his live daughters will give one of it* entertainment* In. the town hall in Blackyille Friday niglif, bepl. 4th. # G.O. F. Will TETTLN L) I HITS. - ^ QuTfe a large cnhgvejjation gathered here .Sunday 'to withessThe-.haptisni of six candiilHtes*who ipiVe bniiedjvith tUe ehiirch-hase, . ' —. ' Miss Lula Syott and nephew tVillie Scott of Augusta are visiting relative* here. . .1 Mr. J. W. Pritchard and Miss T.lllte Glllam of Denmark were welcome visi tor* hereon Sunday. X'Messrs Willie and Artliur Burgess, 1; D lveqnedy and sister Mias Alina Were over from Mercatus on Sunday. Mr. G. E: topeland of Ehrhardt is again a Welcnme guest*Ip 011 r midst. - Mr. and M r*. A. Jv. Burckhalter and little..Master Charlie- went down to | Barnwell on.Monday to vfmt relatives Mr. W. G.rCullam and little Miss Annie Lee and Master Clyde of Au gusta are stopping witlw Mr. G. II Mosclev and faniilv-. S ' and C. H. McCreary were down from Aiken on Sunday. ■ Listen out for wedding b 114 in the near future. Unlucky *Job. NOTICE TO THE TOWNSHIP COM MISSIONERS, All Township Commissioners will please see that their over.ae<;pa. waru. out wH-handii liable to road dutv, and work their roads, cutting <mt the right of wav, and otherwise putting in all work required by law, on their re- O W. Barker, Couuty.Sop< R C Roberts Jr. * Clerk. R. Hill of Nf'iYt York ltH * rece,, tly been tpeakiug-on tlie race pioblem. A* M r. 4441—baa, beep politically dead for a long while hi* .voice from the tombs wiiL not have much effect, especially a« he ha* little knowledge of the sub ject discussed. —-■ '^ L - 1 rate also. ' Mr. L. A. Ashley, who formerly kept the hotel at Trenton, was hi Edgefield la«t Monday/ It^is with regret that we give hint up to Aiigusta which will he hi* future' home. Augusta will have no better ci'i/.ens than Mr. Ashley and his charming f' faintly. — Edgefield Chronicle. v . Sheriff Alderman of Aikeq on Thursday arrested Lee Green, the 18 vear old boy than alleged to trtve mur dered Abram Suratskythe Jew pedler.- near Hawthorn sevo al weeks ago. Green w is Wdden in tho fodder loft in his father’s barn, armed with a single hvriol breech loader loaded with bird shot. He surrendered without ry- histance and was cairied to Aiken jail . ' 1 ^ , time the Idea ha* never struck us to hit -^The bond* in the amount of itaJJck. for khe reagoiiz-that wc have to he used toereet.a new graded school building inTBamherga have been sold by the trtisteesd»T»eii. F. M. Batnherg The price paid was Itkfl. The trustees pay for printing the bond* and other expenses, and the purchaser v«TU ad yamte the money as it is needed, tfitnr LONG BRANCH PUILOSOFllY. Tho newspapers for quite a while have been teeming with whole columns | of reanlag matter known a* “ The Ne gro Problem,” and during the whole saving some Interest.-Xiu* was the best offer received hy the trustees.— Bamberg Herald. * On Monday an excursion of 17 cpaches was run from Florence to Augustaoyer the Coast Line in two sections. |P t ‘ rs- piring passenger* were packed in them like sardines. . On tli» return trip something HkA a five tight took'-ptanr between Kllentou and Robbins in which Ricfrkrd Ring, a middle agfcd colored plan who iivod at Robbins, was cut to death. Twix Florence negroes were arrested and carried lo th&t place hy a train never seen any'iiroblem, or at least no more now than in the year* that have gone Pit VVc notice that the public speakers compare “war times'’ with 71011 and how they were a protection to the women aniLehlh ren. We say they are still luunble, accommodating and to>r>me extent* reliable,, provided you will gefTip? na ive stafionary daiky, not coimllngtlWk^tioatliig gang” which takes the place of the old time Runa way Negro which was so much feared hy the women and children before free dont,. Our leafing negroes are in tiie penitenrtaTy nnif OTT the "cliHin gang I«-other parts of the couutiy, and their evil doers are doing our publh work. M ost'of the ortUnarv -ulasa of stationary , negroes who ntjH: work at all, w hetlferth atw^ir k be TVrst or ■ THE DEATH PENALTY* A little thing sometimes resultsYh death.'. Thu* a mere'scratch, insignifi cant enf or ptHiv hoHs have paid' the death penalty. It 1 is wise to have f ltickien*r Arnica Balvc evcr handv. t’s thebe st Salve ,on e@irth and wi]l Prevent fatality, wheii Burns, Sores Ulcers and Piles threaten. Only 25c it Creech’s Pharmacy, C. N. Burck M ORE W1LLISTON NEW S. * Charlte Wade li^d a rattling day last Aundajff^ic killed two rattlers Vaving U rtlftlX each, one was found nc:7r'a swamp and Tic Bad a good deal of trouble in sjopping ttr ’tt'otii were killetl with sticks. Miss Virginjar Dorman_of Arcadia, La., ts vDitUtg Cai*t Trottt’s family. Mrs. B. Lawretrye and datlgUter* pf Augusta spent last week, with MrSj/VY.- P. Walsh. 1— ' Lucius and Lonnie Bennett pt^la. ( t t;reecu s riiarri alter DrugStoie. 8. Krasnnff has returned from the Northern markets. He reports a very kuccessfuj trip. He has purchased a big stock and flreat Bargains, These ire fast times. Up In Mas pachusetta oti Monday Lou. Dillon, a California raised mare, broke all records by trotting ft mile in even minutes. are spending ic few days -Jffieljr brother, C. A. Bennett J. A,. Rountree And family have gone TcTNorlh Aiigusta Tof a few wc k - -Mrs. L. EqTTirtiigley died licfd' on MondAV'eVeiiTdgr, The fuate^aTservices were conducted by Rev. Iprtcson .Tues day morning and heF radial ns taken to the family cemetery UeaX-tfeven I’inc^ fo r i 11 te rincut. ~ - Miss Hattie Thomson, a most^krvable girl of ^ataunali, is visiiiiig,Arrs. P. tj. McCreary. Rev. W. M. Jobes loft Sunday even ing Jo r the m>m 1141ms of North Caro- liti^^: He wiHXr^aw^y for af>ou^ three k8*- ' ■ • • • - i'i : ■. * " MWO&sura C. Willis left Sujiday evcivfng-for Itliaim. N. Y.. to Visit her Willis. She Went second class in quaHtyvare apt to keep out of lfouhle,' especially •when “de huefa.” do^s the feeding. Onr Individ ual experience and qbscrvatloq is that .pis w ants come quite thick hut each of Mil ill value. - ■ ’ He goes to his’ home whistling pravermcrtlnghymn, haying across diisliead a hit of No. 2 m'*at and.4 aack knows an il! or feds his poverty in the lea<t His plurality pf, wive«. <>r Saif* Laktflsmlitoiie of his weaknesses. So cially matters are just as they yhouid he and as tlvey w ill remain, notwith standing Booker's and Teddy's dinner in the big kitchen up at the eapitol, . There is one in this fork who,* If, [Vbrdhed off suddenly before be had 524. Faith is the vlctorjr. - 544. >pseit away. 626. Tin* light of the worlo. 340. God be with you.^. THE THORNWELL ORPHANAGE. ■ r 1 SJ The Thorn w ell Orphanage, treated in Clinton, Booth Carolina, far. an ln- stitutlon for the Primary, High school and advanced education, both literary and technical, of orphan hoys and girls. The Institution Is under t .rhe control of trustees appointed by the three Bynods of Botith Carolina; Georgia and Florida but it receives pupils from any religions denomination and from any part of our common country. Orphans to be received, mutt he without means of support of their ba h a ml hence the care of them resist upon the general public. Contributions for the aid of the Institution are not ordered by any chufph court; there'are no agents canvassing the field asking for money; 'there arc no eoHecUun bnxeson the premises of the institution. The only: dependence of .these orphans fqr their da'lly bread Is on the goodness of God," the printed page and the gen erous help given hy the press In spread ing information about the work. 'The boys and girls are not legally bound to the institution hut are free to cAme and go. They choose to come. Fhey ha til to leavens even when ail has been done for them that can he done by the Institution. A* tlies-Are well taught in Gieif hook* and trained Ip various trades, such ns printing, carpentry, farming, laundering aud the Itke.theyare always able tty-take care of the in selves on leaving us. We have 102 orphans from South Carolina, 44 frno* Georjfhi^Ml from Florida and 42 from twelve othbr atutes and territories. ' ' Thoae who love the fatherless (all of our 200 children are-fatherio«*) can aid by sending ffour, molasses, 8iig*r r TTce" meal orany. othcri kind of provisions except, vegetables, fwhieh'they raise for themselves) or by gifts of mnweyv The sum of live dollars will board and clothe a child for one month. ALiupst anybody can by that small gift, Ire a protector of some orphan for thirty Uptoh Ucctln# W. I y.. > 5 r '‘ ..f 4 -*>^ I Qnorle*: ; ; , 1. Tho duties of thh bhnrches And the older Christians In new oonfyert*. „ , 4. 'iTfie doty «f thechuyohcs to those Who will noteettle tb^lr personal dtlli- cultis*. . , /X , , 8 The reiarlon Vtween thy spiritual growth of a church ana llf altitude to the mission work- - ~r -V- - Sunday, AnsfnstJB.—; . 1046 a. m. Tlie work of the Pam well BsptWt Sunday Behp.Ol,* .Ct‘ n Yfntl<•n. The neyesslry for Its Increased support by the ohurcbea. 1 ^ -f'X • I I. Places and speikersl , 1. Jnyee Branch Church, *' Introductory sermon. Rev. W. G, Britton. . 1st t^nery: R**v G NjftakeW, A. P. Manvllie 8r., snrit f! iG. J an-Qnerr : .1 JC.^b^iltT’rQ E. Bfrt, C. K. Eden fl eld. . . 3d tjnery : W. M. Cook. F. Pn.ep. R. Wilson. '< 10 10 Bunday A. M. Kennedy and If. M Mixsnp ' ^ > . Missionary setmon, Rev. CL E. BuVts. 3. , •, y 1 1 Introductory sermon. Bey. 8. K. Ba“». * . 1st Querv : J. B. Black, t. Ray, J. R. McCnrinaek., , ,7*2d. Qliery : Rev. T J. Randifer, J. E. Steadipan, J. B. Hunter. - - Id Query : D« fl|ce,.,I. II. Jlutto, Chas, Repts. - 10 3ft Sunday, 8. (4. Mayfield'. Missionary sermon, Rev. W. D. Mc Millan. ' " 8. St. John’s Church. Introductory sermon, Rev. 8. P. Hair. , x. • -. ,-. rqTT - 1st Query: Rev. E. W. Peeples,-Wr T. Cave, J-. O. Walker. • l L { 2d Qliery : J. A. Jenkins, 0. W. Bnr.- ker. Tho*. Clayton. 3d Query: J.t’, McMillan, M. E. Ed- enfleld, J. A. McMillan. “ 10 30 Sundsv, Been. 8. P. Chisholm and 8, W. Peepler.. - v Missionary sermon, Hey. M. L. Law- sou. ' * * "S- W r *?L *k £i~. ;■ COJ TAiriORisro STYLES AT TION wittqi S15CRKT O* 1 TUB . TAILOINO ESTAHI.IS1 Our Fail and WITH THE ASSISTANCE bf ■GLOtlEl’S EXPEKIENCEB - TAKE TI.ACE ! SEPT. 2 A Chas. F. BakeiT. fml ’ V -’V‘G V T’lte place of the second l1"nlon ivlll he supplied in the program next week. The commute** request* the secyepirl*^ of the Unions to inform the committee of the places of each succeeding meet log. It Is expected that dinner on Satur day will be served on the grounds. MnorV, j Jenkins, Committee. VI rROGRiTM; -COTTON FACTO • . r * - * ^ ... ■ , "jliRHHOUSe ON REYNOLDS, CAMPBELL 114 JONES --‘r a V—--- ..zAtr: -: ^ ^g- - - kUCUSTH.GEORGIH; Consignments of Cotton, Solk ited. ..if..-.;.,. ... 1 ■ X " " •v Barnwell Baptist 8. 8. Convention, Glionts Branch Church. Friday, September 4th, 10.30 a. ti»,, Devotional Services, Key. G. N. Askew. . ^ - 11 a. in., Sermon, Rev. Graves L Knight, alt, R**v M. L. Lawson. 12 111 , Organization. 44*8# p. in.. Ijiiiner. 2 p. tity l’evotional -»sterci—>, J- C. .. „ . . days. This may be sent simply to .leisrs- Bart Glover, - am ,>f oArfay -q'jio rn well Orphanage, or to Rev. Dr. ‘ " whii trill take Jacob*. Ctlnton, 8. C., pleasureln tion to any asking for It. BAKER Appreciatit made of then I beg to County Me**r* Bal years them as denee and no higlier or trl saying that in as good a* J. J. Diet whom I whs so long and pleasantly souiated, ara in the grocery trade, their bookkeeper It will be my con stant labor and study to give their friends and mine thabest possible ser vice. To show bow their business is sys tematized 1 beg to say : While they do not pretend to be one of the largest Aims in the cotton busi ness, with unliniited mean* promising unreasonale amounts.on consignment*. up things, would f^etory weights that can he secured ti t'lisaroi f ur t oLsi nr a aurl auri-xli ■■ -.i — — — r — vr* 11 Jmitlier: Dr. F. ' M. twt ^ hv the Civile Line. in Jusl arrived—Something new straw hats; from 20ctsTo |2,5h, ■■■' r Molair ft .Porter. e,. . - ... - - -. •H vMr. Edit<1r:— — -TbeTowivEiectlnn for an - flant add four Wardens comes Inten- off bn the 2d Tuesday in September, when the following ticket #ill be llbbtaily sup ported; „ 7> I ntendant: t?. F. Calhoun. . Wardens: Dr. E L. PatterbiH. P. W, Price, G. W; Manville, R. A. Dea- ion. *1 - ; “ ; Y. of P. -f fcol. Cree*:h makes his last shipments bf melons ibis week. Nett Monday bid goodbye to rfum- leave a score ot widows and orphans'. His nanie ivit^n Washington and he may be-akijSrio Booker but wo don’t thl'nk IjjjHs any relation to old George. e can say that lie is faithful in "SSuie ro-*peets. «Ong day last week a 42 year old son of neighbor-8. A,,. Hair I wlflie draw ing wafer with, a liand rope ami bucket l ist his -footing and went heudlcng inlo fhe well^whlch was a bout 10 feet in water. Ben w.\* nearby and released hjm at once. No damage beypnd a^gooti wetting. We thipk Ben needs a new hat for hi* heroiimi, and intend to see that he gets it—mu the fall. , ; .X Rlah Mas. smotuh, safe business, with ample means, and*re prepared to make rea sonable advancement* on shipment*, and will handle your cotton not for glory, (at* they are not in that business^ but on a* low hasl/a* it can he reaaou- ably done. Mr. Baker has been in tbe eofton Ims'ness for a nuniher of years, and i* thocoirghiy acqualpted wltii it in every detail, He gjv^s his personal at tention to the salesroom, sell* all tlie cotton, watc]N* the fluctbailons o‘f the markqtjMlnd keep* In'touch with tlie cotton hiTi0Tr«T.,UJ48kJI^jaMiver* wbmli eoahles him : to alwavs market value for the farmers’ ” (cbtton). Mr. 8mlth lias the yard'lind .ware house under hi* spvciai supervision, weigh* all cotton received and delivered himself, and thus gets the most satis- 2.11 p. ns., ‘•Wliy^ffnot all the mem bers of Baptist cliuridit>*-^iiiember* of the^uiuUy school*?” Rev. S. R,, Baa*. Key. Jno, T.- Morrison, -Dr. J. Millions. - .. .. 3 p. m.. How to increase the atfend- ance and Interest’ In the Sunday schools, Open parliament conducted by 4,0. Mayfield. V V 3.45 p. m.. Miscellaneous Bualnets. Adjournment. Saturday, September 6th. 10.30 a. m., Devotional Exercises, Rev*. M. L, Lawspn- ', ] 10 15 a. to.. The Home Department of 8i:nda; school*: it* advantages and disadvantage* in our work. Revs. W. G. Britton and Burt*. . .11 15 a. m , Tht history of Sunday school-work in our association and it* relation to the growth of the elinrtJhe*, Rev. W. D. McMillan, A, P. Maoyltle Sr., L R- Steadman. 12 AY.,'What constitutes a «rst cla*» Sunday school, Rev. S. I\ Hair, J. A. Jenkin*', A. M. Kennedy. 12.30 p. rn., Dinner. 2 p: m., Davotioual ExercDes, Rev. S. P. Chisholm. - - -3.16 p. m.. What are the results ot a flr*t cHMis Sunday.aohoolT Her. B M. Foreman, D. M. Johnston, J. H. Me (Jortnack. . "V _8p. m.. The reciprocal relation of Sunday sohdril and the home, Rev. W. W. Glover, Rev. T. J. Sanditer, T. P. Lee. 3.46 n. m.. Adjournment following miscellaneous bull "* NOTICE. - Ali Township CommiMionaVs tfrlll please see that their.,roads, and #11 bridges under twelve feet wide, are pnt in good condition.#< once. Some of the TowpAhlpa have Commutation money to their credit, and thl# must he ex pended on the r«>ad* front which If was paid. Please see that tlie road lists are sent in aud-those who hay# paid their Commuwtlot) are cheeked off In my bf- dee, *0 that this money ci 11 he propbrly expended. . O.W. Barker. ' Supervisor. jl.p. Roberu, tbiNh Ttic^or taiis Mat ti n sUtloD on containing thre# on seres, dw tjbree borne f| ’rZAZ? to - - rnijtsu 1 iiui^ 3usine<s.* Sunday, Sepfembm 6th. evotional K xercises, G. 10.15 a. ni., Devotlonsl E. flirt 10 86ft. _ of Sunday school work.R, M. Mixkon, J. U. Black. _ X 11’a. m.. Sermon, Rev, C. X. Bun hit., Rev. R;. W:.Sanders. Adjournment. ' Desiring to change investment I of fer for sale the following yery deatre- Uly.property in W.lllflybon Tuwpehip l fJtT l' no well -built cottages of (6 ' r ''' rooms each, with excellent well* __ot water, good gardeba and all necessary ouihuiiitiiigs, .within 250 yards of .Post Office and De pot. . A tract of 186 acre*, two miles East of tyiUDton, with four tenant houses, good harps ahd stable#. . -Seventy-five acres D*,J;H; 8«i ' EI.XCKVI -7TT, |%1| gh# 1 i fm?, Hi:; j College: of 1 dralnac this tract are In blfrh state of cpi-1 tipn. tlYfti«>n. FlyS apres ,1« Aspsra-1 gits four years old. " ■ Spwi i J tin, 8. C., will Also 4 fin», first class roulea. in polfita of healtij,.good society, fine schools aud chijfch advantages no town in the Slate has a better present or a hiighter future than Wll such *h dppoi ti than jpporl unity to HDtnn, and purchase de sirable property has not-bee0i>tr*sehtfd in yearf! Terms Reasonable. For further.{>arttculars, apply to Ther^jbnri the Presiden by ... Mis* Battle Mathew* left Sunday for New York to velect her siock^o/ milli- nerv for fall .trade. Lawns, Dimities, Gingham# Wash Good* at reduced prices, at („ Molair ft Poster’s. Fall stock of inerchandiMj. He wi 1 open a millintry dcpar.tinent to hi* store in tlie-hH4d«vg ocoupkd- fore as a drug store. Misses Leila Holly and Alma Burck halter of Aiken arc the guests of Mrs. shown, 23,60, 75 ft fL00.- . 8. G. Mathews. •’ * Molair ft Porter, aud Vera Milhous of Up to date elothing—Two piece flan nel suits, serge suits and coats ajt Molair* Porter’s. Wo have/ the largest lock of ntglige shirt* few realize ttia great importance at tached to a wajqhous,* spalKsman, fli* position is a very responsible one and it requires a very'careful »btl painsta king man, or else He wilt gqt weight, marks and cotton all mixed up in a hopetere-conglomeration ' wbi«h \ oft times Incurs loss in weight and dlssat- hlartinn to customers..to say, nothing of the confusion and inconvenience they are put to: . T; R. Erwld. END OF BITTER FltJHT. VTwp physicians had a long stubborn fight with an abce«s on mv right lung” writes J p Hughes of DuPont, Gg.‘’and gave me tip Every body thought ray time bad come. As AJaiL JfiJiarUXtrleiL Dr- King’s New ms Hyihi Jl( ' TK^, preventit ered will syst^ and prettiest we hive eyer Mi*«?s Evelyn Blackvilie are spending some time witli lies. G.U. Mathew*. Misses Daisy Winhurn of Sumterand Martha Baily of AUanta^are the hon ored guests of Miss A Heat) Owens. M. U. KtU'ldoga on Monday killed near Weathersbee's mill a genuine bald eagle. He weighed 7 pound*'and measured nearly 7 feet from tip to tip.- Miss Julia Walsh of Augusta is visit ing her brother W. 1\ Walsh. Hal. Mosquito time lias come. W« have the very things you need—nets and frames. Molair ft Porter. Gold Spectacles at the price of steel. I Will sell spectacles, watches,, clocks and machine needle* cheaper .rhRii you j can buy the same goods ■elsewhere, ! Charleston and- Augusta hot excepted. Julian R. Harris(in,4eweJer, . Darn well, S. 0. Discovery for Consumption. The.bene fit 1 received was striking and ) was on my feet in a few .days, Now I’.ve en tirely regained/my health.” It con T quers all Cdngh*. Cold* and Throat and Lung iroubles. Guaranteed by Creech’s P r harmacy,.C. N. Burckhalter Drug flrore. ; Pnoe 50c. and $1.66; Trlalbottle free. Another big Tti# in cotton. Now jt the tithe to buy a cheap farm. . -Nor sale by « J. O. PaUersou, lei Aui