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Yfye Barnwell People, fcATfiS OF SUfcSCBIPTJON. {a Advance, per Aunuw— On 'rtwe ....fauo THUfisDAf; July 21,1904. 'Hte county chain gang: will bfc oh the road from Fairfax to the Alt-; in son t*bce thU week till ahout Saturdav. when they will move to near HiverV Bridges. - A 0. W. Barker, gnflerrigor. R f C Rohorts, Jr. tl C’lcrk. Mr. t). B. Bills was in town on Tue<* day. Rain la greatly neighborhoods. heeded. many Lonlic Moody ik kieUIng relg- tlvea in Augusta. ■ Mr. Joiln A. Uonse. Wtranto On Monday, The I'Korr.x’a people are to« busy 40 picnic on Wednesdays Crndidate Sketches rder are cards are dated. I Have your eyes I •3 examined and 1 " A * 1. tested free of all cost for the next 30 DAYS. CliEKCII'S. PHARMACY. V ^ I Real enjoyment is had when reading ^-that clever um^xr.tnv, 7'/ ': Sitfrit Set. Half Gallons at 75c x L. '' * <^> per thikm. ^ Quart size at (35c A V • per dozciu . Also extra Rubbers and extrrt Tops; I CREECH’S PHARMACY. 1 =—— —— SECURE YHK SEED. The shortage In the corn crop here And perhaps in the West will canse the planting of a larger oat acreage this Fall and Winter. As the shipment of oats from Texas will not be permitted on account of the danger of bringing the cotton holt weeyU people wt!l have to de|»end on home grown seed. Ear lit ers who have uoiie-slioukl begin right how engaging seed from the neigh ho who did trot quit the_crop btcau.so of fHscourageinent itTldOll. MARTIN DOTS. The crops of this section arc very good eon- sidering the drought. . MlSs Daisy Boggs of Oneida, fls., is visit inz her sister. Mrs. »V. II. llartvr. Messrs F. W. mul S. B. Ellis and Mlssi-s Etta Ellis and Julia Oswald of I.awtooviUe Fisitcd relatives in this section Saturday and Sunday.... Miss Daisy Ellis is visttiug relatives in Charleston. There will be preaching at the l/>wcr Tlire* Runs Baptist Church oh tho "Hflh Su'udkv of {his ntontli (July 81), at 11 Outlook. W. Bishop will conduct the sermon Seldom. GWI>'m , !RlTS -Good spTriW _ dou’t all come from -Kentucky. TheirYnain sourco -in the fM i ' fiver—and all the tine spirits ever made In tlie’ Blue Grlfi State tfSiiid riot n-me had liver or. the -hmidred^aiul.onc dv a ill effect* It prodtice*. You can’t have gflbtl spirits and a bad liver at the same tinre. - Your llver-iwust be iu tiue. condition if tort would ted buoyant, fiappy and hopeful, bright of oyc, liglit Af step, vigoron* and »«eeessf»ii in your pursuits. You can put your liver In flue-fconditlon bv using Green’s Au gust F lower—the greatest ot ail medi- bines foiffieliver and stomach and a fiertaln otrr.e for dyspepsia or Indiges tion. It has Ijeen a favorite household remedy for over thirty-live years. An fust Flower will make your liver Ithy and active airdTh'-un.insure you mpply of ‘“good^spri its ” . t€gtti|x v lK>ttl« l S, t75e. At Creech’s Drug Storea'nd isearson’s speak at , _ printed iri the ordei Mr. 11. A. Ashe of Batdock paid us a pleasant call, &c,., on Friday; ' The Stale candidates will Bamberg op next Weducada^, Have you read that veryMftceresting ihagazine, Thu Stiutrt Sell Mr. Jack Pate is at home from Batn-J berg for two weeks of rest, Mr. W. C. Jennings is enjoying hh? vScathm in the Abbeville hills. Capl. W. II;,Kennedy Is at Hcnder* C., for the heated term. souville, N Cript. W. J. Sanders and family are at their Summer liorhe in the Land of the 8k v. Mr. C. F. Molair and family went to Gle.im Springs ou Tuesday lor a ten days stay. V. S. Ovreils, Esq., as handsome as a Oaiigressman, was in court and town last week. Mrs. Robert Aldrich and children are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Eglc-ston at HartsvHle..- Tho State and Congressional cam* paignera will speak at Barnwell on August.otU. Mr, George \l' r Mauvilie. joined the. pilgrims of pleasure at Glenn Springs on Monday. Mrs. W. F. iToiitieVand cJiild ren are spending a couple of weeks on 8ul- livatn’s tvland. '• . ~ . Univ^tbi^.days move in whlctt candi- dittex cHifeijiter the po.iticai race track and die pledges. The you tiger set were highly enter- tai tied _oo the 1'Jtli inst. aX liie home of Miss Lot lie Free. Judge Puntzler went home on Fii- 4aA v retHfnmg Tuesday muradug w hear equity-causes. Miss Ltieia Sloan, of Greenville, is the charming and accomplished guest of Miss Ella Gave. " lion. S. G. Maydeld’s announcement of liis cnndTdacy for Congress is pub- llshed in this issue. 1 —*• , * Rev .i. D. Moore uin family left on Tuesdav to spend the Smnincr at his old North State homo. Misses Ihxie 11 v|-ne an 1 Essie T.oper of Waltoi bon, are visiting Jjfr.antl Mril E. W. Hyrne of this place. . H. Spann Dowling Esq. has with drawn from the Senatorial race in'ihun berg, leaving Dr. Black a clear Held. Herbert E Gyles. Esq,, one of the brightest of the younger—members of the Aiken Bat*, was here last week.- Mrs. George II. Bates and Miss Jen nie Lott have returned from a delight- I u 1 viti Liil-d.c.lLgUif ill Glen it Springs.— The Katydid has been heard and he- 1 levers in its wi«dotn as a went her, pro|>jiet expecETrost the rirst week in Oc/ober. lion. J. G Pe.tterson is with ns to day. At LyiiraiuD ytsterdr.y iiq mad t a Bit with our people.—KJUto Record i dth irrst; - Pretty—Miss Bessie Alderman, of Aiken, adnui ii favorite in Barnwell, is the guest of Solicitor and Mr-». James E-;iiiuli— —^ Dr. R.‘A. Deacon Is gladdening Mc Cormick and all tip 1 region round about 111 hi/"good presence Jot tea days - or longer. The sanctuni was cheered on Friday by pleasatit talks witii Messrs S. E. Strange of Appleton and 8. B. Creech of Gfrrrgcs Creek. Mrs. W.44. Htmms and family, ni*- cotirpnnlort hv Miss Sallte P ate, left on Sunday for Sullivan’s Island to spend a-couple of weeks. Mr, D. Jrrtrrn overflowed Thsi I’xo- rj.r’s Sunday satisfaction witTTa great bucket of delicious pliiins and the in comparable seedling pencil. Dr. N. F. Kirkland, Sr., of Buford's ITi hTgH, PL.T. BotliwVTr GrahanV of Georgia and (.’apt. L. F. Dicks oL El- (entoii Were in town on Tuesday. Ron D. S. Render.soty^ isifod Barn well last week. Umbrieuly for the Wei come of tlwjfjImrTlT^whO'irg yef^flqfcd happier by^fiis havdsonie-presence. ^ 4n ms protracted illness Capf. 1*.. M. ’Cater lias the sympathy .of a host of g*«Hi frienils who send him - best hopes ttpiti k« umy ■ootf recover wonted heHlth.— ’Tim aimtraF ptofraete<l nieeijng at FrietidsWp Baptist Uitirch wUFcoip- menrr-Toi-itfvxt SxHti'.iays. .4 > «*stor 'Fr-.fr Sand tier expects the assistatK'e of Rev. •M. L. Lawson. All wiio were in court last jieek en dorsed the Grand JurV’s very jiroper :tnd graeeful’wlsli f<,r Judge Dantzler, “a long life of usefulness.’’ He adorns his high office, and wears the spotless ermine most worthily. Mr. T* E. Tilt mmings has returned frolnw nice time at Glaim Spring*. M r. and Mrs. T. J. Attsway are. at Glenn Springs for a couple of weeks. On Sunday afternoon a cyclonic Wind with heavy hail and ratti fell. Swept through Three Milo Towiisblp, pros* trailng tre-s and crops, blov, lug down Mr. In’ J. iFitter’s barn stored with oats, wrecking Mr. F. Breland’s kitchen and damaging Mr. WY K. Best’s residence. ^ TJi« hill,was heavl- e«t on Mt. A. W. BrabhatuS place. TQ GOVERNOR HEYVVARI). ^ If you will consent and allow os tn t>Ublith.JtlieTact that you wl:l t-peak at Barnwell on CtifipAlgn Day, August 5Ui, on the texts of tljfe open Idl.ftr ad dressed to you by This PicoptR twS week* ago we thir.k you wMT bavC it rousing good amtloncc. ' Very respectfully, The rioPLR. _ ,». ^ . .. . Yob said last week that ••early Cord planting, crowding and high use of commercial manures have not paid this seasou. Tho— who gav'C the did iflne distaiuie And gentto stimulation will, make the be#t aver* igea.” ‘y 5 ""'Y. ’ilicaeare wise words and It flould have been welt had yon added that those who subsolled their land* and distributed their fertilisers equidistant from the furrows In which the corn Seed w a - dropped wjll make •‘the beet iyerages’’ of all. The ffnuerit who put but their ftim- diiuiug fmdillzefa a* hear the cqrn roors as possible generally have fine ISlSSOFf'S OLD St»5D, : Barn we le, s. c., Offer* to-careful buyers a completely June prospects but. aMpItx too Rolo.ot; y-r-gt-vA-A: ::v bifrest tluie;, W-Hat would you s.jy of nr,w 8t0ck ^(hfdetcly new goods at a pnyslclan who calietl to attend a pa- eompletely new prices. tout at the outset of gome wasting mat idy would stimulate and feed him on strong and coiiiinr.trated nourishment and then when the difease bad sapped the sick man’a strength AUGUST 3RD . is the date of tiie Mid-Summer Bas ket Ficnic and Dance at the Haddock New Dark. Beafden’s Band, of Au gusta will furnish the music. Both the old and the young folksrtf theeom- _ munitv will leave notliing undone to bC'l ii to lie. . make the day one of perfvet enjoyment- l ho yming planU begio to their guest*, and there are no better entertainers In tlie world than the Bal- dock people. — BLACKVILLE NFAVS. II. F. Euist Esq. has -rained ten pounds In. weight since he cwme home. You seel begin with Rie best news. To attend the meelln* of tile State Denial Association at White gtdho Springs Dr. .Mil hous had to miss 'this week’s BaraweiL ap pointment. ; _ lltaefcxilhvand rfeitiitr north east to the river am snff.'ring bS’l’y frtr rain. Sirs. E. 11. Aeltennan and Miss Carrie Mae Morrall of WalterooT6 are visiting Mrs. Dr. Milhous. Mr. 1. K BUli wh v > has liven quite sick ..is rapidlr impmciiig.uu«r; , - Prof: \V. S Peter ,on 6f tirti’- tlrangehurg- ColTegiate liistitut.) is on ilTcw days visit to his family at’Dr. Milhous’s, ifreaMy, fert- Coproged and liappy over the outlook for an ov<rtlovvifigalteiidanee the coining, session. He meets with success and eougrat ctutionson all sides. — C. A. s\ri.T.i\-a news. many Seven The Unit ear of melons was loaded on the ToiIt ifwt; bv t : «i-t J. #fHsH 4 ng. C. Prof, L M. Smith D vDitThk his f-iends. who Wrish him to teach .the Pines School tiie next term ami wilt be pointed If he rt'fusea *o accept. Mr. J: J. Hill is the proyier-t man in Hie comniunity, a. j a charming daughter’adds to the Ijappiness of h:S lirtnie.. ’ Crigr; are looking-nicely. Beginner. THE GENERAL SESSION’S. On Wednesday.,- Mr*. * Brabham, oh irged vvii.ii theTibhifcifie of her bus r ^v-a^-prourptiy.., acquitted. , , Charles Jones, colored, charged"with arsou, acquitted. liagood Ayer, colored, charged with murder, acquitted. ' ‘ . . John Henry ifnlm*'*, colored, was found guilty ‘of murder with recom- niemlation to mercy and sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor. On Thursday Mr. J. L. Ellis was ac- The late Henry llartzog, a fine man and successful planter, mice said to the writer, “Tt-h* no disgrace.to be poor, but tlierc Is no excuse for a healthy man’s remaining poor.” rhiljjcorn. ready court quitted quickly. On Fii.lny imvriiing all CaUrt for prial being disposed of the was adjourned sine die. _ It was the largest week’s work com pi i-died within recollection. The expanses of the term were some JT-Vl.UU. ac- FRESENTMENT OF THE GRIND JURY. To Ills Honor, Judge Dantzler: We, tiie Grand Jury hf Barn-well Qhu uty, J uly Term of ISVl, beg leave to make theTc^lTowing-priiaenlinent f \W have passed upon<*atl ths bills' giyen to us and have examined the* several coqnty-otttees and prlHie 4pstL- titijons, alLof. whidi give evidence of clScieivt and faithful service. Reeomntendation^ made by this body at the last term of C^urJ. hi regard to repairs on Court House building and poor iiou-e have been compiled with, except in tbe-case- of. poor house and jail,wild make the ’further recomnggn- datiou that the leakage in the f-oof of the new portion oMIifi Court Htruse be repaired. We recommend that tiie Supervisor furnish the Solicitor a roll top desk for nse in the Court House, for the better security of his paper*. —. We rind that Eire Security Company in the case of the. shqrtage In the re* tiring treasurer’a crtlluo have not yet paid tiie amount oTToss hut tl)C matter isiin fait course of settlement. , Complaint haring come to this hoard the coimtv institiuidfis, we have ap pointed a coirmittee. of 4 member*, of thU GrahtT Jury, .to jabst. sunia' day named by th? chalrtnan, and thorpqgh- -r-^-mve>tiy.vt,-.i tho iiistur of com ’and record mend that G paid the. samef per diem for imt more ^Tth a-» darrr armt ml tenge as r* pufti the meniW^ra ot tl)! 1 * fy^c-Tr “'We TcgT^ve^T^^UVniy to MC edge the oouvieous-arid -extended and impaired his powers of assfritda (iom suddenly to cut off hU nourish ment and allow the malady to take Hi course ^ 'i bis, In etfeM; Is just the pol icy of the’farmer, who scatters hi* fer- tliizera undqy fr near where the seed to Teed vo- raeloit-ly. at the start and for six weeks or two months they i lot in plenty and the prospect is Hatlering. hut a summer drought begins ancf day by day tho atr mosphere rlmt tiie soil become dryer, the corn blades wither near the ground and wilt from the middle of—the—stark upward, and it is only a question of K> or 20 days whether a half crop, a third of a emp,. a fourth or less can be gathered from fields so miiiaged. But driiere the hind was aubsofled, tho fertlliiers placed ns far from ’ the seed bod ait possible, i. e., eqiiTiTistint between the rows the plants grow’ nat- tiirally at the start, root deeply and gradually Slid when the drought comes the fertilizers are there to revive: nod sustain theinTill ’’the welcome rain” comes to make them ear and yield a paying crop even at tho termination ol a tnodfli’S dj y'Hiid hot spell. During the renont drought, the wor-t experienced in this holt sineo the year 1S4A, I from time to time I rt-pec ted 8 corn crop managed according to the system above advomWed and at no time «H<1 tbe hlaile', tlp>ui(W wilting tin ring the day. failTffrffip dew at nigh’t, and thc-ytetd thottgh ditnjolsbed will come within a *mali percentage of beinz a follofto. So I have given you facts, not theories ’ Right here in Bninwell County we have ns good a tanning country s*there Is-In Die world. No man with youth,' energy and Intelli gence need fall if he will tint follow a correct system of farming. Anything and Every Thing in Dress and Dry tToodsg Notions, Clothing, Hats, STToej, (fee. for all age* and alt <H*wpatioo» will bo lountf «fc those Headquarters for 'Trade and at prices to please the most particular pur chasers. Come. Scb for tourSeiyes, receive courteous treatment and you will Bitd that ‘THE NEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN.” A M-agazi’ne cdUlevt Magazines should’have a well defined purpoi Genuine fciitertafitment, arrniscfcimt and merit rijotives Of /"ir* Smart $tt, the MOST SUCCESSFUL OF MAI 1 - • , -r - ’ * i" V t." . 1 ’ ‘ Its Novels (e complete one In each tuinfhct^ are by liant authors of both hemispheres. y Its short svokiEo arc matchless—clea^ arid fid! Of hTriridri .. ... Its poetry covering the entire field of yc’ntc—lov'e, hrini tendenlesjf—-ia by the most popular poets, rricn and wofiferi. of tl its j«.>KF.s, witticisms, sicETcmis, etc., ai c admiltedty the mirth-provoking. —ifiOEACESDEUdHTFiJLREADlria Wo pages are wasted on cheap illustrator^, editorial Tapronrig* of wearying essays arid Idle discussions. \ KveRY PAGE will INTEftk«f, CHARM and REPUlWl you.- ^ - Subscribe now—$3.50 per year. Reunt- itf ebetpreg* -or Kx- press order, or registered letter to Tf?K SMAftT SKT, 452 Fifth AvenuE, New York. -1 Don’t Forget that G* D.. 0,'Lange. Blackville, S. C., has on sale tho' bent Spcctaclfls. Eyw Glasses, Musical Instruments; Toys, Stationery, Fishing; Tackle and Base ball Goods, and that he sell* Planes and Organ* for cauh or 011 easy terms, andehat hb rcbufild* Organs as uood AS NEW. • ijSf 11 Spectacle* seoIifsTeTy fitCcd; HncrS Spri1Shoes itrc the bfst stfectetf aiwiprefHc^ ‘ “' * ' * * •* * Oxfords. pairing Instrument* a Specialty; Um brella* re-covered while you wait. JULIAN R. HARRISON, ——JEWELER 1. OBITNARY Mr. J. S. McClendon departed this life May 7.h 11)04, in the seventy fourth year of hi* age. .The deceased resided in ths Healing Springs cnmmntUty the greater part-xil his Hie In early inan- iiood he quarried in thTit oomrhnulty hU survLving , wife, Mi*s Elizabeth Head, wRlIi whom ho lived in liappy •union for about lifty years. llo rAlsed a large respectahle iamUy, mostly girls, who survive him.-except two a son and a daughter. - „ He served hi* country In tjie war between the State* for four long yeais and made a valiant soldier. Anil best oj all lie enlWted in early life under tbe banner of King Immanuel, and the writer believes tliat he has eoino off conqusfof through Jesus that loyed liitft. The brethren of Wearing-Spring* church, of which he war a member had *0 much contideiice in him thut they elected" him deacon,, which ollice he tilled with credit to himself a'lid to his church. *: • Ma y tha God of all. grace cbm foi l thS heart* of the bereaved family apd pre pare them to meet by And by. '"Friend. FAIREST KIND OF OTFER. IT Mi-o-na Duo* Nol’Cuie Dyspep- Ma, Get Yonr Mdney Back at J. C. Creech’*.- You run no risk whatever in pur chasing Ml-o-na, Nature's cure for dyspepsia. 1 ■ GUARANTEE. J. C. Creech heFSfiy TCjprer to re- 4,funcTThfi mbney paid .fur Mi-o-na on return of the empty boxes, if tire purchaser tells litm that ft-Tias faTr-’ ed tB fmrB (lyyiopfia or stomach troubles. This gmtriiTTFe covers two 50o boxes, or a mqjttli’a. treftt- ment. J. C. CREECH. Fine Watched, Clocks, Rings, . Tins and Spectacles Repairing. Sewing Machine SuppTiis*^ Needles, Rubbers, Oils, % Beltings, &c. i, GtlM and Revolvers Repaired. . .... ... ines, Barnwell, S. C. Ycxer D. Tormentcr 64369-,. JERSEY BULL, lift AD OF GLKN- DALE HERD, — rroiiouncnd unusually handsome-Itne ifalfy form '‘There stretch behind hiituiloug every line the ftrtost dairy blood In the world. M *,$y blood ind.in divit!uality''hc I*-,at 1 ii*> tfli^> iitf yii. Ter 4 *ey breeiL JIht dam %<ted 88J gallon* of milk ami 2:/ lip*., 4 q|^ Iii* grand dartUSH lb*., 5 07.*., and hi* great grand dam 20 lh*., 3 o*i. of butter fn seven day* lie has 14 sistera giving a* hlgti as lbs. of butter in *pveit davs. Registered Jer*ev heifers bred to this bull, and three of hissdti*, afl solid col ored arid grand individuals, now for GLENDALE DAIRY, Farnwerif S: C. N. B.—Sample eetHto sent free on af PPI tcaV ION. •T—r m ■ jv* " ' “ El. * 4 LADIES, h # My Spring Dress Good^ h^vc arrived, making fhe ^rcatesf variety and newest styles ever shown in Blackville, from. Lawn to the finest Nun’s Veiling, Nainsooks; Of candies/ Batiste, India Linen, Persian Lawti, L^yptiah Difnify, Dotted Swiss, Madras, Linen Crash, Fantabie Mouvels, Manilla Cords. Zephyr Ginghams, Percales, Colored Satin,- Duck. Seotclf Lawns,..Cleotra Madras, Silk Novelties, etc., efc. ever offered the bade. Ladies, come and see my Strapped Sandals, m the varies Styles} l . j|_ GENTLEMEN.- k * T —S' _ Aty Spring Clothing, both in suits and pants, the best variety and latest styles, best qualities for least money.. My Shoes.both hlhigh cut and low cut styles, Hafs. lit latest shapes, Shirts, Underwear; etc., also here for inspection. see. A\y entire stock I have marked down af figures apparent!/ unreasonable. Come and see, and if pleased buy, fcuf as a special ment to my trade and in. order to get my friends and patrons t<t come and inspect my line, I offer my lilted# Spruigdothing af 10 per cent discount> and when 1 say this \ mean 10 fM cent less than ! ever offered my goods previous to ibis.’ Very Respectfully, M BLACK V PUT J S. W. Comer Lartigue Street and Railroad AvenUfc age Thanking.my customer* for tlrerr uhexatripffcft pafr6«»*‘ during the Winter Campaign, f take plOriflUre tU iam to' VrUe r ° r * Bd * > ‘ uU ! 5 “- .stating that the S|iring-'timbr-Ut'e ftitly prf}i.irfetl tef g<t4f the Taka Mi o-na for ii itUimh tX'50e"boS contains two week’s trcatinant) »*fid If it doca not Itblp i oa. bi I ri g back the iaO&s-To J. U. Crcecfi and Tie will return your money In accnrUanc* with the guarantee. -— : a liberal Trial size. Irrtg Store. President Roosevelt I* getting in ftood keltcr, taking daily stunts In ‘'Swlrfirtiing, rowing, walking, horse. i For prcttfiio* In looks ar.d i!*lteioas- j-nes* ia taste the -•‘.'Acitrhtown” melon ‘ la the gltttr rjv.al of the old staudard rat Rosnake. Thiovl^f the appreciated kindness of oiir good fih.-nd Mr B. J. Hutto, wc have tested the Slefghtowo and are glad that his natch i* not in raidtng’nax’h, ns onr boys ttirnrby es cape gieat temptation. rood. Kaek ridfrtg, golHng and fluting w rerhaps Parker will give him a few reason* In running a’s well a* making hay, and managing CaUlo. " COSTS NOTHING UNLESS CURED. ‘A 's A Fair Otter Made by J..C.- Crpeeli to All Sufferers from Catarrh. 4.C Creech’irael I Ing Ilyomei ori k Pan that has caused Considerable talk gmwigst his customer* . Trite, plan Is different’ from that fol lowed by Other remedies, blit the rem- edy lt*eif is different also. This treat ment for the ciitee pf catarrh ftx* such tin unusual record of eiire^tq its credit that ^rC. Creech otters to refnni the mbtiej If It does .not give the desired u, + i*F 0«- fairest offer* that'can he madp ami any one who bail catarrh and <loe« not take advantage of it is doing himself or benefit. Yhia is certainly cue -of tho ! omfi tha herself an ini’tistltee. me bh’not suffer arty longer with' tick- ting, smsrtlhg, hiirning. eye-watering troobjes that afflct those who. have Catarrh. JJyomel will oUrte you, hut If yon •houlcl’ not find it adapted to your , j. C* Crmh Ifrlll return yoqr Mjss LoitSe Porter reached her mils stone on Mou’diiv end fifth celebrated the happy event by cntertHining about thirty ot lier little Iriond*, proving her self a .very winsome ho*tes». Dairity ic«s and d licloOs Cakes were enjoyed and Barnwell has never presented a prettier or happier scene than this naid-Sum trier Lawn Partv. A destructive stornt ,of wind, rain and ha 1 did cruel injury to crop* and orchard and shade tree* on Sunday af- terpoon eastward from Allendale, cov ering an area‘of three uiiiles In length by front a half to throe quarters of a mile in width. It was especially severe Oh Mr. L. A. Storicy’s planfatiun, the liall being over»ri ■ inch deep on the level. Tire rain was a vciltabte cloud burst. friends. He learned M* first lessons in till.* oliice and ha* continued climb ing tjre ladder, now {Hliitg with re markable ability a responsible position wri thri great Atlantic n Con8Utut!oii. llis two bright, brave liltle sons will remain, a while with tUdir grand pa- renu.. “ . know body in l lu-. AUcUiU-gu-aLit*- du ties by your Honor aftd the officers of till* court. And wi*h your HonoY a long life of usefuluesB. S. \Y. .Trottl, Foreman. LONG BRANCH PHJLGSDPHY. Philocorn liaN left us nothing tp fj;- ply. But it seems his feligipn i* somo- what. adulterated. His id|eas about farming are tine, but how about step ping aside in order to gi ve the right of way fonttv?r*r Too imrch of that ha* been done already. AH poor people cao’.t even he a 2d class preacher of lawyer-—Some -lack lelijfion—tor the former and brass for Jlhe latter. Some men, however, have such smooth sailing so far a* this world’s ckres and business are concerned, never having.beeu^u a “tight” ^lace, never squeezed anil the good Lord having vended his promise of, sending rain . on the just and the.' unjust, till, lie never knows what the word sympathy mean*, hut like Job’s friends use riditiu’ri and in every aentcnce rubs *&U on the sore. Mon cart sit down and theorize on farming, religion, politic* or Hnyrhfng else, but in most tease* it will not work. Some people make log rollings, a* it were, for other people to go to. plan shoulder* when fhey.theuise! not pull off their kid’ glove*, fried shins, cuff* and eMlafawnd lunch them every had the Ldhl q*il\ and go to preAcliing or exaggerating for a living, but like faithful servants we will try, try again. ' Riah Ma'a. ‘HerculeswiftmtNntnt*-a first Cia**, First Grade Teffcher for term l‘.i04—5. Write to ‘ 7- 23. tt. W. Harley. • RarnweTi,' S. C. . VVe’Il be spared I hi* year. There’s Demftcratiqjiomos and less ffl the pubileaohenlyt. original doggerel litl le rhyme,in the Ko For Sale—One 50 Saw Massey Gin; Feeder and Conden>er. ^One sfeani power cotton press. All second hand. A * II. W. A T. J. Decr.v Ulmbr, S. C. 3S-31T —•—--——: —— DR.-JM. P. LEE, JR., ' “*V« ’ •""" Dentist, VVILLISTGN, - - 8. C. Will work anywirorfe in tbte country by special appointment. EVERYTIt^NG FOR EVERYBODY At peDfle’s riiA rm agy. Fresh Garden Seed; some^astoiilsh-. frigly low pfiebs on field as well as gar den seed; I haye tried and prsmi them good. Our corn s^ed Is the eery (Of our competitor*. Gfvp Tfi6 Feo- ple’s PbaruiAcy a* trial and he con vinced yod anr yer Tretter seoCT Arid cheaper than anywHere else; also .ICO biuhel* of PhUripa cotton seed f&r sale. The People’s Pharmacy is a cash store, therefore can undersell other* as credit store* make the good customer* pay for all losses. Get out of the old ’rut. raye rnon y on medfeinri a’nd ke$d by patiofiliing The People’s Pharmacy, WAXlEDf Second hand boiler in givrul condi tion, 72 to is horse power. Write, giv ing ptice, to . ’ W. G. Thompson, Willistou, S. C. ord College. SPARTANBURG, s. UT" HenkV N, SNYDES, Liu. P., Jif. A., President. ‘V Four full College courses.,), Fateora- ble surroundings. Cleveland Science out great thing*.day burdens on men’s .AUilcfiCfjionndi. * •* • ■ ” ves would Lecture riounre. Library Fitcilltfe*. 5Tst year beglnrf Scpf. 2'fst, IWl. For catalogue apply to J. A. Ganreweil, S6cte£af/. WOFFORD COLLEGE FITTING _.v ' : < ■ . .. . ’ ... „ - ^ * BCHO0L, Spartanburg, S. C. Elegant new Wuridlngs. Careful at- The Japanese tnsa. hi tbe tight at Port Arthur on the 10th w#s 2,800 merr Untead of 30,000 a* ftrst reportetiv ■ Board irifor- tention to inditidna) stmlenu. and taftion for ye*r^llO. AH maiitin given by 7 f ’ ' ; A. SC. Pur**, Mend Master. C. F. CallioiHi, P. M. BttckFD^am * H- Mai,.’ Calhoun & Co- FJPE. Lite, Accideijl^ LIGHTNING .•> mmmmtmm 'Uf Livestock To rill in necil of work sto( k suited to all purposes aBd Ht the prices thaf lmve plcngcd and ph/fttcil Sti tixtinf people: . . ^ Another Cut LonfL Four Horsey 4*^-- That want i^ood fivniem. This may be tiie fast imporfafion’ 61 the season, #af don’t ivait. ‘arc dangerous. ‘ Donm' at tot Blackville, S. M&m NcrrrcK tg pebiors an d orFd- ifEG f-sTfr.vTfoN NO^tcE. Iniviig claims against All person* having the estate of JI. U. f-orlteV, dccedsed, are requested to present’ - the snthe properly proveti Jo the uirderslgned, and all pcrspas indebted tn said estate will irfate prompt pnyinent th me. , K. I?’, f^ney, Executor. Halley; Aiken Co.. S. C. open The Bcgtatralinn Bonks w ill lie In Hie Cnnrf ILnue on the first Mnixl*y (sale day) In cadi mmitTi dnling the’ year HKKt f<»r tha tfansaerton 61 sue It' business as i» required bv Uw. W. /. Baxley. Chairman' (t. R. Punhal*, .-W' ecfew’rf.- —At Lowest Rates In- •: Strongest Cgmfaries- CttIOP&C04. * —-OK^ICEfi Af- THE BANK OF BARNWfell .. i.. ■ ■ ..i,i— — 1 ■«» Hit, J, H. E. MILHOUS, 1HIU SUMSOH Tradc Marks 1 DCSlONS Copyrights Ac. i skfllrb aatf daacrtptlnB way i whether aa- lM*eu»V>n M prohatrt r BtUWUiJjti. <' ■. tn ro m ft v-n - Uon»*uit»iy<*(>na5enH*i. HAaOSODX oa PsUsnU ■•lit free. *>Me«t * letter for Mcwrluff Patcms taken tbroush < hMc*, wltboot charce, U» t onr V - . ’ •’jVsiiSi^irFrrf. BUCfcYIttE, S. C. Wilt he at his Cilice