The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 24, 1886, Image 2
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anfaK ik»i tko Meih
Mol at Coke*bury
It waaerganixed in
the
Xtarch k 8on<h CaroHua.
Ml Virt reqtiired io
three hour* a day nn the firm. TMa
d *ne at a health-giving ajaten, aod
to trail the yootb to labor. ’ All boya
were nqnirrd tp do an -wqial amount of
wo k wftdor tbe Mperrtaioa of the Stew,
arl A small allowaaee in asoocy was
fivra for the aorrice. Alter awhile it
the time of ddly
three hours to two hoars,
it was determined to reduce the
tiase of labor t^ooa boar dally. la 1843.
the aystero of manual labor mu abandon-
od altogomer In the school, tlte system
being an entire failure. The work was
repakive to tbe sot«of rich men, sod
every device was retorted to in order to
driest tko object of the manual labor syt
tom. The bqys-in (denting did in n roty
wey. In hoeing and
the trine was true' The hoi sei
N awierad for feed and water or
an excess of the necessary
toe. la feet, alt the boys in
is im was called into p'sy to
defeat the daily exactions of labor from
him. After running the school ibis way
for fifteen years (be truster* became
thoroughly djgaatod whb jt, aid hind
mgreet to ww*k the form, which proved
te be anything ebo than a sonic* of pro
flt. Tt* ferming bids wort afterward*
euld, tbongb the Sooth Carolina Confer-
own at ill owns some fir* nr six acres
of lend, and (he school boose tberoon
Upon tbo wtablWhoieot of Wofford Col
lege at Spartanburg the Cootercnro vk|
tnelly withdrew ite support, end the
eebool b now b bet, if not la aaasr, on
1 beat sebool.
▲xornsa iaxtal uahos sctiool.
Wf lav* b Abbot Hb County the IiC«
the sehool, the endowment of wfikh
thn hegneef ofs risk hnchUor, who died
in 1797. Tb# veal estate eou*4*fc» of
aonse fifteen hnodred nerve of tbo mow
vwbrids bads b the enwity, on which
am the si net eery houses. Ah hough at
the afouibg of the war the endowment
wes shoot $40,000, it had from tbo tmi
eaikbsoflbo war, and other untowMrd
ia orients, run down to porhep* $0,000 or
' $7^00. The lacreeos by bicrcet and the
profits on the farm has now run the e*p'
talor endonroent fund opto $10,000
fj| was kept as s manual b-j
Iftbfl the F*H of 1881 wkon
Ike trwbnrs war* aulhotised by Act
jbilmbbbrt b tbse ike exereisee
the batfcwUoti on til they might think the
irfin*v -
I Concert closed with the gem of the |
WbaJfiv^bHl. £
ovauieg, a trio from Kmaplf reedeilB MTUtixa axaTts aodronoRrmon.'-ousa.
by Pr. and Mrs. OoodriA and Mr. I [N,T.8t«c.]
Pebt. Dr. Goodrich in tbe tenor rob General II Ctey Armet roof, Cooonl-
stisbSmd hb rotation as 000 d#l!2
A.- . , , , _ . . Co-diiy on hie wny to liln home In Ale-
fihost and truest ill PUtt baimw-Uon aalkty disW knv« nl
Mr. Pohrt’s bam was most exorllcnt, rir-li almenoe from hie poet* aed hue oome
and fbU io melodious coosoosncy. Mrs.
GoofticTi n voice at all times lovely, and
pceuliMrly adapted to the interpretation
of po« tic sentiment from its quality of
pathos, was on this occasido surpassingly
sweet/nd sympathetic. One was left io
doubt whotlicr it was the exqumte urace of
the highest art, or the rare soulfulncss
sad vrrvr of her rendition that produced
such charming offrets upon tbo senses.
Under the spell «f her witch-notes once
moro we bear in'fancy the Sirens singing
ftom the shore.
Onco more oor brows are fanned by
wind* of the summer s?a burdened with
odours from palm-crowned isles.
Once more-the rhythmic sephyrs of
song boar to u* upon their goasamer
wings the long-forgotten perfumes that
filled the springtime hedges in youth*’
getden morning.
And our etherialked senses can faint
ly catch the odour of the “pure liilies of
eternal peace" that haunted Sir Gala-
bad'a dreams.
Whenever she sings, no matter what
or where, site is recognised as a verita
bta Priestess of The Temple 01 Song.
Such si:igiug was a glorious prelude
•pen the priaetpa
tof the will of Pr. Pe La-
.. ,1.
boy* Md tweirs girts nndsr twelve
ycais, were to haye n heme and be sos-
tabed there, on condition that they work
owe half (be day and study the other half,
woder a teacher and steward employed
by tl* trustees. A matron and steward
were obtud annually to take ebstgo of
Ibe children in their homo-comfort*.
Aa o manual labor school it b, and
CM be, aotkbg ebo than a failure under
the present liberal system of public school
- adnfiitinB _ wKicH offtTfH Mich w
But it is propoeai ftl e 'liw
that institution again, for
A Ilf ^-AlU h- —" Abb. 1., A
•00 vVBMiw 01 poor ohii*i$vh| wiioii ifrtive
b >ys and twelve gitb wCl find n good
borne, ead^pdl east of eloUibg, eduea-
tbn, iwd incidental expenses wftlbepvM
u - the estate, and the school will (m run
1 public system, giving nil the
iof (ha neighborhood the benefit
of the puhlie feliool fund, while- twenty-
will be mamlained at
-ADoeTtire
- -
etpmme of fib
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m
t—Contftia— Tableaux.
the 16th inst, was
of tbs newson, but
1 untoward at room-
with tbe immi.
sudiehcc
Open
Bgumtrd
rendering
duMlorsitip of
Pritchard, of
to
the Cantau entitled New Year* Kvo,
which wn* opened by “a gentle A t ie
scut by gentle .May" iu the pcr*ou o ’
Miss Katie Platt who perionifie<l Spring.
Iu her train came the three spring
month* represented by M Uses Keuu,
Williams and Cocke respectively—with
two Httle wood-nymghs Krvinc Branch
(most appropriate name for a dryad)
and Kmurio Wolb as atfendsnts. 'nicy
were suggestive of pinLa and roses fair
os any that nay hive blossomed on
Idaliun slopes. Then came Summer in
the person of Miss Kittie Walton, her
retie»*« bring Mmscs McWhorter, Si
mous and Kiumn Williams; nnd the
two sprites B.rdie Shcpprrd and Loni-c
Butt. Their beauty seemed heightened
aod enhanced by rambles through golden
gone, purple heather and rippling fK-kl*
of Wheat.
Autumn, personated hy Miss Suste
Wallace had as her subject months,
Mieses Pritvhard, Crave and Carter^wi h
fairy-like Mabel Clark and Ferdinand
Phinizy as utteodnuls. Tlie p< rforid
auce of thi* quartette was of special ex-
celknce and uotsbly so, that of the fair
queen-who to the (.harm of gracefu
mcrcuicnt uud sweet utterauec sii|>crnd
ded—
“Tlie spell thats’ woven in the air,"
‘•By violet eyes and gulden huir.”
Winter, hist eaiue winter, reptemited
by Miss Maud Stovall, ns queen, and ac
companied by .Vise*g Vnsou, StufTord
and May Wallace—the attendauts being
the youthful damcaels Anna Htovall and
Lillb Vaughan. Hie fair queen V
this icy season seemed to realise and eu-
-tor tot© the true spirit of the role. She
was aa serene and calm a* the sUi which
never sets in the Arctic Zenith, but
•hinca with pallid light upon the ice that
gtetda tbe open ata around the Pub.
The Lvt Uoae of Summer , was here
introduced and bad tbe cff«.-ct of an im-
proviaalbu. It was sung by 2Ii-s Con
way, with fine power, of execution.
Throughout the pciformunce Dr. Goo«l
rich pcrsotMtcd the Imary Scythe-bearer,
ami was aa g kmI iu the drumitie as in
tbe lyrical requirements of the t-harsetet.
The Tableaux were a 1 ! flno as have
eve(. been presented iu Augusta and rc
reflect great credit on tbe designer
and the pci formers. Assurodly. there
is no lack of hiatriouic ’and musical tal
ent in Augusta, and with Dr. and Mrs.
Goodrich to diiect it, no reason why it
should not be frequently utilized on oth
er, au on this occasion, “for sweet Char*
Uys’ sake."
A Cheap Rat Trap.—A correspon
deal, writes : “I procured a medium
shod tin lard can, filled it about two-
birds full of water, and then covered tha
inch iu oottou seed, and
set it a frequented corner of th« bant.
I <RJ this about four weeks age,and up
to date l have taken out of the' can thir
ty-three tats. I change the water aud
the seed once a week."
“Dm jmu Uvovr Where Vow are
detail?**
AA aacedote ie told of - Bam Jooea,
tbe ttefl-know preacher, and a canal
man, to the following effect : While
Mr Jones wa» walking along the canal
one day, he came across a boatman
who was swearing furiously, ■ March-
gap, be confronted him,and rather
mptly asked: “Sir, do you know
where you are going?” The unaue-
pectiag navigator Innocently replied
that fto waa going down the canal on
the MM,* f vnry Sanda." ••No, sir, yon
graceful *nps ^8 *ot " eald Mr. Jcoee. •
ve she p^ty ffolog to bm Litter than a ca
‘ You are
cauttl boat
ie boatman looked
ihmeot for a mo-
t «0d then returned tbe queetlon ;
lHUr, to you know where you are go
ing r *1 expect to^'go to Heaven.”
you WO gofog-fa tbo eanair
And milting f&sciioo to the weed, he
nn-l Uamri
where he
absence from his p«ai,
t<> t^ok lifter some |HlVftt« busiuees.
in converHsihm with tbe New* corres-
|mmdcut hetruve an Interesting m-couiit
of the eondiiinii <-f tlw*cd-inviif bomh*
eroers who went to Brasil ]>»t. after
tbs lata War. ‘fbeae peu|d«,' raid
General Armatrcng, i«ft the United
Blatee ImniedlHtcly after hoatllltli-a
ceased.’ They believed that the South
could not recover from tbe effects of
tbe Iron heel of tbe war, and that tbs
people who paitMpwfcd in tbs war
would nev»r Imre auy show In the re
constructed union. Thoy m-cordlngly
gathered together tbelr household
good* nnd departed.
•1 found them situated 400 miles
from Itio Janeiro In the back country.
They have a tnict atxnit fifteen mile*
square. Ool. W. H. Norrle, who was
quite a prominent mnn In Alabama,
who at one time wkh a member of tbe
GeuerHl Aasembly, Is 0110 of the lead
ing men of tbe colony. I also met Dr.
O. G. t rlap, a very accomplished man
from Tenneoaee. I explained to some
of tbe leading men of tlie colony that
they bad, in their opinion, uadeamts-
toke In leaving the United States.
They seemed quite well contented,
however, aod said they would probab
ly remain. There are now about 500
people all told In the colony, -
•'l)o they hold slaves ?’’
‘•Some of 1 hem do. I advised thrm
to get tid of/their slavce, however,
aod told them that it li* relict of har-
bartem that even in Brxxil will soon
pass away. I explained how tbe Uni
ted States had advanced since the war.
ami they were v. ry much «»etnnb*hed
when I told them that I would fight
before I would permit slavery to he
again estHblUhed iu my own State.’
••Whnt are these pec-pie mostly eo-
gng -d In ?”
‘They are racking n goml deal of
money raining watermelons. xheHe
are very large and exceedingly good.
The Brazllduna ha I never raised any,
but buy them readily nnd are veiy
food of them. The native populatlvn
do little except raise e. ff<*e. It Is hard
to get them to undciuke anything
else. .
•The Amerlcar.s are engaged also
In the production of cotton, a-id this
find* a ready market, as the mills that
have been started In the empire prefer
It to any oth* r. They are. In a gener
nl way, quite prosperous, but they
o- ed schools. I shall take back some
school teachers wkh me If possible.’
“Do the young generation' ep*ak
go"»d Laglls t ?"
•Well, It is getting miner Inferior
and somewhat mixed. They u-ed
*< hoola worse than any thug else.
The older turmbcis of tl e colony take
oome popera from «h<* United H’atia.
and I found that they h<ol kept a geu
oral ruu of wLnt. was g -Ing on heie
They aetm to be | nm-l that thry are
Ameileane, and only In one or two lu-
tdanerg have b-c-uue nuturallz-d to
the Bn xlliian emptie.’
“Haa tl»e ll.axiill.in empire yet large
trnctH of unlobabiteti lao-te?"
•Millions of acres wi.h nothing but
Donkey* snd parr- U upon It. At the
r-qneet of tbe MiuUter of I'ut-llc
Lands I shall furnUh •.lu-tn our plan
of couduetlng the public Uud business.
aa«i lappwrt
TO VttAn Hex.—That atdtbtl
doii’l naki
That if they boce get Into debt
may tiewr get out of |f.
That patting the hair in the middle ih.« and
bring* on softening of tbe
That te deal honorably with all men
they begin with their wash ergo mnn.
That they need aometblncr more sub-
slantlal than rigam. kid gloves and a
ease to start hoosAkeepIng with.
That they can't reckon on their fath-
er’s fortune to bring them through
life. Fortunes are slippery things -
better have something beside* to fall
back on. : -
That a girl who decks herself In the
latest things oat, and parades tbe
streets while her mother Is doing tbe
washing, Un’t worth wasting much
love on,
That A fellow who deliberately pro
poses matrimony to a girl when he
can’t support blmself, fit either a flrst-
elaa# fraud or a fool—unless he mar
ries for money and become* her hired
man.
Ucporl ol fbe Klk» lllgto Xrb«ol
—IWr fHe tterU F.«4Imb Jane
IMib,
One Uumlrcd U-ing the highest num
ber of marks attainable, piq i 1 * arc rc-
quiredjto make an average of 75 to be en
titled, to a spat e eu tbe Loll of lion^r.
MirtsSullie Anderson 100
“ Minnie Creech UH)
*• fiorie Jcdmxrnn KK)
" Nellie dohut-tou 100
•'* Nunuy 0«ei:a 100
” Nilta Hair 100
“ Miy Wtodward 100
*• Maude Bay , 100
41 Mamie Williams 99
M Haiti* Woodward 99
" Lizzie Jo'-na^n 99
“ Fanny Johnston 99
“ Kva Diummoad/ 99
“ Fluiaiii Owen* 99
9 Nannie Drummond 98
“ littgh Srriugfeilow '98
“ Stella llairi 9S
“ Gertrude Caves 98
“ Euuna Striozfellow 97
“ Jaiucllc Owens 9B
Maater Ralph Johnrton 100
“ Bennie Itrutnmond I11O
“ S;il 1 ie ^pfawh ]00
“ Seymour Oweus 100
“ Alonzo Hair 99
!' David Johnston 98
“ Mikic Woodward 98
“ Tommie Huir 98
“ AY i ley Ixse 98
“ Emery Suingfellow 97
“< Wiley Sprawls 97
“ 1 ladaui! Willutma 97
“ WiIHe Willia 96
“ Sid J. Powell > 94
“ Ben Patrick.,, 92
•’ Tracy W’iiiU 90
“ Lloyd Star.rell 90
“ Elite IIair I
H-TF. Brown, Priclpal.
June 18,1886.
4$l«4fa mysatf to *
•port th* party nokiintoo.
aquilla wopwnr. '*
I rrape^fully annoanc* my**If a enndri
(Ula f*HT the |teaioer4i-e nomination fi*V'
County AutlUor at the Primary Kl ret loir
and p|e<lge myaetf te abt.fe im raasti and
support tii* party nominee*.
& 0. RILEY.
I respectfully announce myaelf a enndi.
date fur the bemocratle nomination for
County Comraieaioner at the 1'rinMry Elec
tion and pledge myaelf to abide its result and
, support th/purly Uomiu*e.s
/ W.M. HARDEN.
I respectfully announce myself a candi
date for the Democratic .uoautuuion for
Hchool t'onimiaxionar at the Primary Election
nnd pledge myself to abide Ha result and
support the p-irty no ..inee.
' a: BUIST.
I respect fnllv announce myeelf 4t candi
date for ^ the Democmtio nomination for
Hchool Owmissioner at the Primary'Election''
nnupedfre myself to nhide it* result and
support the party nominee.
J. 8. MIXSON.
FvotMilvm InK^ntmcky.
A Bourbon County farmer, a read
Ing and thinking man, who haa for
acme time been investigating the Dur
winlan theory, says that he has re
Gently developed ■ small fink which Is
calculated to put men to thinking.
The blue grass country Is now being
Infested with millions of cutworms,
which have b»ea devastating the grow
Ing. crops of corn, tobacco and
garden tmek. He gathered about
twenty of tha objectionable intruders
from a piece of sod a foot rqnarc and
put them In a cigar box half filled with
dirt, covered with a pane of glaue, and
set tbe same In the sun. In less than
two weeks be had developed a fine
drove of grott-hopperg-Lexington
Ky.) Geaette. ,
Ur. Conkling fa of .opinion that
Mr. Cleveland 1* « second Abraham
Lineol sod proptevte# that be will be
eteotetfby acclamation la 1888.
The I/oiilMao* sqgsr crop last year
waa larger by 15 per cent, than the
average for previous j;cars, end was
Midveird ntagxmt^deflfaaed eot-
»T. tbds eoaidh-g plaotcfe tq dfe.
•f 'h-T ^riciiety W
Keep Bata •«* erOntM.
A farmer who' speaks from exper
ience, soys that in storing away oats,
be baa found that by sprinkling a
small quantity of air slacked lime over
each layer (about a foot in depth) of
oats that no damage whatever from
vermin of any kind has been done to
bis grain. This h certainly an Inrx
pensive remedy, comparatively, and it
Is worth tbe trouble of trying the ex
perlment by any one wbo has oats to
store away for winter feeding. The
lime also scema to make the stock
more fond 0,* the oats than those that
have 00 Mme upon them.
——
Tint ItiouTs < r Maroied Women to
Contract Debts. - In tbe Com t of Coni
mon rieaa yesterday an ImpqrtHnt
nnd Interesting decision was rendered
byJulge Praeor, touching the-rigbis
of mariL-d women to contract debts.
The case which was before the Court
w.w that of Klnard u. Kraft, Mr. Ly
les for Kliiarl and Mr. Bauskctt f »r
Kraft. The f ids developed io the ch#**
were that Mrs. A. C. Kraft pim-lmm-d
£oods from Mr. M. L. Kiuatd fot her
children, giving her note In payment.
After a lapse of time Mr. Klnnrd nurd
on tho ripte. The Court beM that ms
It did not appear that Mrs. Krnft helil
any separate estate for th« benefit of
which the goods wvre purchased, nor
to wnlch the pi rt-h tse related or coo-
Cerne»l, Mrs. Kraft, being a married
woman, could not o- ntract siirh a lia
bility.—Columbia R-gtsti r, 30.b ult.
— —««* ■——1
An rxcbaoge mdts, '•Why do people
have poor teeth ?’• Probably because
they can’t afford to buy good ones.
A lady out west, ninety-eight years
old, is getting a second set ef teeth.
8be is getting th- m from a dentist,
“Sevret man lag* s,’’ sajrs a northern
paper , 'almost always have some un
happy ending.’ This Is h dreadfully
polite way of alluding to the baby. •
- • • -
TrlBwis of It rupee t.
filAMBKM S. C. June 11 th 1886.
The undersigned Comojitt- e ftom Or-
ran Led^e, A. F. M., to wliom it whs
referred to draft resolutions of respect to
the werntry of brother Jaiuea F. Uuict
report the followia,;; W liere*g in the
iu finite wUlom of the Supreme Archi
tect it has pleased Him to call from ua
our brother, -James F. Uui*t. ______
JlemJcej, That in the death of our
brother we have lost s friend who pro
tected the fair name he had unturned in
living a cnnsiricut meitbcr of our order,
and a bright iight iu all -itucs and under
all circumstances.
2d That he exemplified the trus princi
ples of musoory, ia lii- gushing Charily
toward all men, his Faith, in the Su
preme Architect God, iu Heaven, his
beautiful Hope, in tbe reward to come,
rout, from his labors, and his entrance in
that house not made by hands, eternal in
the Heavens.
3d That while hL body ia laid away
in the cold grave—his memory will long
live in our heart'* and we are <itrc his
aoul is at rest among the redeemed.
4th That we feel his loss to the Coun
try and this community iu particular
irreparable for as a patrintii citizen, a
fast and unwavering friend, a consistent
Christian and a good mason, none stood
more thoroughly aud justly enchained iu
the hearts of the people.
5th That we tender to his bereaved
wife our sympathy lor her loss, a faith
ful loving and devoted husband. ' To
tlii* lodge pur deep regret for the loss ot
such a shining light. To the while
county^our deep sorrow for the loss o?so
faithful a citizen, such a ready importer
of knowledge, so good and true a man.
6th That a page in our minutes be
inscribed to his memory and a copy of
these resolutions sent to his widow and
to tlie county papers for publication.
Unanimously adopted by the Lodge.
W. B. Steedly, D; F. Hooten, Q, W.
M. Williams, Committee.
date for the ^
ComfliiwlMMt at llte
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VV A?ti
$T>flON&,
L* BtwBrttR
ir&'
toll- S:- 1
££ 1
I re«pfc*fully announce myself, a cnmli
date for the Democratic nomination for
School Commissioner m the Primary Elrctien
und ple-iae myself to nbide its result and
rapport the party nominee.
J. J. A ARON-
I respect fully announce myself a candi
date for the Democ-mic nomination for
School Commissioner »t the Primary Elec
tion and plcd/e myself to abide ill result and
support the party nonrnee. •
- THOS. B. BAGOOD.
In annnnneiu? my-elf a eandiilate for
ProUtte Ju-!"e of Uiirnweil Coumy at the
coming election I stand pledged to abide by
the rulvs and ref(n!at«oi*s ttliicli shall gorern
the Democratic party.
lli-sprci fully,
LONtiSfUEET GANTT.
To the DtmotraKe Vo/en rf Jhimi-'ll C'inulf
I ask to be c nnidcre-l a enndidste for
noAiiuatiou as Judye of Probate in the ap-
proiching election—subject in all reep.cia
to the ple-l^-* aud reaulaiitm* to control us.
Usspeetlully,
A. HOW A It.) PATTERSON.
Barnwell. f»;h April 188t>.
llortgagn , * Sale ofI'crsoual Property.
Th* Watkbtows Ftr.vm Ex-ax* Coxi-axy
Ar.Ytxrr, I
J. Liwrex Saxm:**.
tVlureos J. (otwinn Sanilereon April loth
1S8>, made hi* certain notes in ftvor of th*
Watertown 8tenm Kn^n* fomp»ny obligor
ing himself to pey to them the »um of six
liutoir**] and niueiy -rsrn dollar* ami thirty
seven eon is. snd to secure such payment ex-
eeutrii an-l •iel!veie-l to the n on sahl date,
this motigage of tlie property htn iuvlisr
de-cribed. And witeren* the oor.diiions of
*ei>l moitgare hare i-een br-.keH by rrnaon
of the d«t4'.lt of the Uerendaut for payment
of said note*-
Now, thrrrlor*. the Wateilown Steam En
gine Cmipery, by virtue of the power given
it by *aj 1 nioigsge. wi.l sell nl public out
cry at Id o'clock M. Friday July id, 1**0,
One Eighi ll»r e Power 'Va en-iwn 8:a-,
tionary Menn Kogine* One Eight llor-c
Power Watertown (.oroniolivf fioiler wtib
Fleck nnd Rienm and Water t'unneationa be
longing or in anywise appertainioc thereto.
Terms ce-h. To lie |mid by bidder ehvn
proj»eriy is knocked down.
W^vznrowx Stavm Ex-ttvitra ,
Morga-cee.
By Chat Carrs!! Stums
Their Alteruey.
Jure 10th IFS0.
PKOBVTKJUDGE’S SALE-
Sl'A't’E OF SOUTIi UAHOUNA,
BAUNWKLLaCOUNTY.
in tux coi’UT m rtonarx. .
W. r.iinnre Rim ne es Administrator t-f
Rebeecs Sin^lsiou deeee«ed, J’laiuiiB, v»
William Singleton end other*, DefendaBls.
BY VIRTUE of* Deeres made in the above
entitled cause on the iOtli day of June liMC
I will sell et Barnwell Court House on Alon-
day. tbe fob day of July, 18M6, it being teg
ular Eelendeg .of. said tuokth, within tlie- le
gal hours|ol sale, the following describe 1 pro
perty, to wti:
All that certain Irtet nf land situated in
the Bute and Countr aforesaid, containing
right (8) acre* more or 'cm and hounded by
Untie of Df. F. F. Carroll, G. W. M. Wil
liams end W. Q. Sinime.
Tents cash. Pnrcbnser to pny for papers.
B. T. Bias. J. P. U. C.
BICHMONlf} \
Will serve s limited number of tafo&
tbls season, either at tbe Items etnbles
or In any converlent nefgbborbqods
i|hvre flv* or mors de«lre bis services.
Ricbmond Is n rich mah<>«snjr bay,
fonr years old, sixtoen bands Mgh,
kind, frentle.rrrsrefnl In astfoO,snd In
|k inis snd petligres has Bo superior m
lower Cu rollon.
Altbousti untrained bs can trot oli
mile io thn e minutes, snd all bis an
cestors bsve been superior roadsters
and combination bonus. Mock tale-
ers are Invited, before moltlsg fbvlr
srrsnffcments, to call to,see-me at ray
plaointlon in Hycamore towneblp or to
correspond wirb me, and noy furtficr
iLfot mstioo desired will be jM’ooiptl’y
furnUhed. J. P. PRlLBTEB,
fcb4 Allendale. H. (1
itELIEF
FOB IT TEARS A SUFFERER FROrf
I
WONDERFUL TO RELATE!
-•Fi-r forty yeai* l have been n victim to
- <Ut***-rb—three f nm-.is-ef ♦heritne trsutfvrrr
from cx crucial mg p"tn« aerue* my forehead
and n-y u»«tril7 Tlie iTDchartcs were he-
tdfrnsive that 1 hr.ii.nein mention It, ex
cept fur tb* gw 4 ft msy lib some other anf-
irrer. I h ive spent e youp| fortune from
my earniag* daring my tony yes.-^p ofsuflfcr-
ing to obtain relief fh>ji rhetfoctenu 1 bavr
tried |>aient n.c<iiuur*—every one I could
learn W—tre-m tbe four corserv of i be muU.
with no relief. And AT b.AMT '-•» yenra ef
age) hato wet with e remedy that b^s-euged
me ettirely—ntsde me e new :n>m 1 w«!g)ie<l
128 pi>nn«ls end now weigh If A. f a sod
thirteen hotilss of the tweibcine, an4tile only
regret I have is that being in tbe huoittle
walks of life 1 may not have indnenceto pro
vail on all catarrh ruJtcrrn Iu use whet has
cured r.ie,- ,
Guinn’* Pioneer Blood Renewer
HENRY CIIEVl*.
No Second M.. Meeon. Oa.
Mr. Hetiry Cltcvis the writer of il>« above,
forrrirrly <tf Crawford oouniv. nowWf Ylscun,
Georgia, ments tUe euufi<leiie« of *11 inter-
esied tu caterrh. W. A. HUFF,
Ei-Mayor of Macon.
Jk HU1»ICRM
Fit .>h Fihducrr i ik» To ik!
olfua
rbr 'fratiww
itfoOeWei
No. t b)hr|tu*mieihai).Tfow Mouth CeroUea Railway
'ttSi " rb*to*. . . •
Wat Ik Carollaa Ratlwa^r fof
jfV
• v*4#V
< ..
. 4 »
P. Ifc
k»
■oat
Mft
SsO.
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■ il'-f y
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eadneet with fourth
iCra*-
fnawl'otttnina. Ceimb-n, ( bgricoM ged Anttwsta. ,
No. 4 coniMcta with couth < eronmr Railway for
Charleston, CotuiuMaand sRiiotBta Eestauukwrst;
Smith Odrolknfi Railway.
Cimmeficfsg ’lay 9th, 1886, train?
will run aa follows:
I AUGUSTA DIVlBlbl?:
WEST
Ltave'ChuflertVon
Arrive at Brnochvlll*
Leave BnurekviUg
L«ave Edieto
Leave Midway
Ldeve B itnbei^
l.enve Graham*
Leave Lee*
Leave Rlaukvin*
Leave Elko
Leave M tllisf-n
a fpriW
6 3-j a m
8.80* nr
8 50 * m
8.59 t nr
YW • «>
-9.16 e m
9.28 a m
9.o8 e nr
li 46* m
ate a m
10 f5* m!
1 -n»
6.10 p ip
7.2Dp nt
7.85 p Hf
7.06 p iu
7.66 p nf
8 02 p h*
8.24 p tu
8.81 p bt
8.44 p m'
8.6C p n t
Ar.tve to Auguslh
11.25 p m
EAST.
10.15 p in
.» l
1
fl
.cWj
tony,
L«wn/.WgN*ta-
Al5n m
4.60 p n|.
^9.1
—x—-raA
LeaveWillfotC*
TJl 1 a a
(1.07 p m
a war ^
Leave Klks
T 87 a m
8.18 p u ,
JU
Leave BtxCtrvifis
■7 50 * at
6.2C p m'
Leave Lesw
* 7.5dam
6.88 p «t,
M r WW
Leuve Orahasaf
8 CSa m
6.44 p ai;
b- i'M
Leave Camtci^
8 17a m
• 46 1* J.
Leave Midwvy
. 8.25.n*
7 0- nj
Leave Kd Me
8.86a m
7.12 p sc' *
Ar. at Nrwiel-vll7k
8.46* m
7.22 pm .
™ ” a 1"
Leave Ifoanchviiio
D .OUa m
7.4V P J
Ar. ai Cfiarleetow
Yl •Mlpm
0.80 p n*
CULUMIflA nrYINION— BE8T.
Dsfty (Excewt te Samden)
8161 a m 7.85 pm'
9A8^i»t*7.42p nf 1
W.ton b i'KO p m
?(Bt*m 6.27 p w*
7.45 *m M. |6 p iV
*50 am 7 2o p b"
Guinn'* Pioneer IHootl Rcneuer
Cures all Dlc«,| and *kin Diseases. Itheuma-
tiaia. Scrofula, Old rure*. A perfeei *pnng
Meuicine.
If iu* in your market't will he forwarded
no receipt of price, rmt’.l bottles $1 UU,
Urge 5*1 75.
t^ssy on Uleod and Ski.. Diseases mailed
fret-
MACON MEDICINE CO., Macon. Cm,
For sale l>y Brixther A Son. D. K. Briggs
A Ce.W. 8. Eaves and J. U. Trice,
jan'J I >
Probate Office,
June 10th 1 -Hti.
June 17lh. 8v
COLORED TEACIIERd
INSTITUTE,
The session of the Aiken nnd Barnwell
Institute for colored Teachers wilt be held
"at the York street School House Aiken S, C.
July 7ih end continue until Ju y 17th.
TTUn. fUm E‘ nerr of Florence, S. C. will
eoniluc' the )i*me.
The colored Teachers of Aiken end Sara-
well Counties are expected to attend
A. Brisr,
June 14fh. 1886. 8. C. B. C„
Barnwell S. tl. C, II.
8w-
CMLS AND FEVER
OR FEVER AND AGUE
ArcspecdllraiMl^llB BY TUB
Pcrmnaratly WWTC Eift^ I’HE OV
HUGHES’IOM
A SAFE AND CERTAIN REMtW
Rkad ran Followtso TcsnitotuaL : -
" X can certainly my that Hashes' Took- t* the'
bfot Chill remedy I have ever heart of or used-
CUJWT
PLEASANT ROOMS,
* Hunt class table
AT TUK HOTEL WINDSOR,
211 King Street, Charlwtos, ft C> l
(Four Doors South Academy of Music. >
* Till* well Appointed Hotel wtll be
oprDe<i fi>r r^fptlon of Ouevta htHn-h
1, 1885, by O. T. ALFORD, rrcmtlj
Proprietor N**w Briirlt'on Hotel, Hulll-
vsn’s Island. Tbe Windsor to newly
furnished Ibronghour, having hnti
in.un» »M**m nnd w..v»-i, wiri-'t-prlngs i-u
*11 beds. To make this s strictly fnm-^
ily Hotel no liquor* will be *oM on tbe
pr*-mlH»*n.
Having mHny year* rxperlerce, I
prointoe to nil fsvuiiitg me with tbrir
putronage s plessaut botns wbile In
Clinrlcston. —c—
Rate*: $1 50 to $3 per day.
Liberal rate* by week or month.
__ fet.26
the mm m
FRONT OF THE COURT MSB,
, BarnwelL S- G »
In now often t«»r tha-reception of
tmitsl nt sod peruaneny boarder*.
Every sttenrfon win be gives to tbe
comfort of it* Clients.
Fare, tbe be*t tbe market* will afford.
Room* always dean and cotofoifg-
ble sod the bent seivlt-e that can be
obuiued. DEN DAVIES,
• Proprietor.
Blackville Bakery,
Leave Emnelivillj
Arrive at t’amilri
\rriifo std’ule-.VhiS'
Leave Cohi nbi*
(.rave Cs-wdev
Fir. *1 Br^nehvl.te
EXPREM (DAILY) WEST.)’
I^*ee C'lurlcston l080pra
Leave ll’-anchvifte 2.85 nu'
Leave k'nnkville 4.26 • nr
Ar. Augusta 7.22 • d
ElFBfiBi (DAILY) RAST)'
Leave August* 10.50 p ra
Ar. et Rfachtnll* 1.42an
Ar. at Brauibvillt 8.16 a m
Arrive nt Chariretea 7 15a nr
* ••CONNSmONS.”
Cenneetions maileal Anguala with GecrfflF
R. R to nndfretn w! pdnia Best'nd 8e«lk-*
wrM.hy all trains, wirh throrgh {deeper bet
tween *'ha tie* tea end AFsar* an night Ex-'
l>rree train*.
Cnnneetihn* mndestl'hnrlevten with North s
v.-’vr K. K. 8>r print- Non hand with New
Yurk forsmerr on 5Ait«xh«ys.
~ <'-mneeTHuiv made si UelnmMn with Ce-
lumhia andfirevavUle R. K. and Charlutle,-
Columbia and A newel* It. U. tsoad from *lF
prints on bmh Keode.
Connections mndent D)n«XvrMt with Xarwi
Wtll ft. It - : :r
«».r. ALLEN, O. F. AT. Agrafo
JOHN B. 1‘KCS. Uenecnt MaM|CT.
A Guaranteed Curs
—FOB—
Part of a bottle (wtUiont lutne any (inlntnei curwt
me.’’—F.W.Wirnna*. Deputy Rberlrf JetT.Oo. Ark.
WILL YOU"TRY IT?
For sale t,y all Drnarists, Prior, • I UN) a bottle.
I. A. ftOBUBOl l€0.mfxtmBt,iunnuMf
TrllMile uf Kt-wpcct.
TO—
Ext. Ikitm T. Bumr.
Suhlier go fosus : with (See the *4
The servant uf ifod, haa funC homey
••Oo te ihe cnrveflt noon from IsHnr erase 5
Heel nn thv sheave*. thV hmwrst task j* .lone ;
Couu- from the heat of Irnttle aud in peace,
1 with tSee the Heht fe wen ?
»ev
We *ad1v nib* hb chrerftt fore ami happy greet-
fog. Sad whew we weep, It |r for our turn, per
twenty yvwn we here been Wtnmrt with hb prraeb-
tng snd unsetly rihl he hemtmcd| in BernweRCbcn-
tf. towce te kfo metuery.
-HhHW Htf t-Tto.Ve# dsnef
, Fpifo-b4*fcy ur*r re*pA ig; > • , J - J
fowf uhtir el-rvel age* rwfo
Xsr.
J-E.
Children’s Carriages,
r Childron’s Carriages-
O- E. G-YLES-
. Blackville, 8. o.
Sole Agent for Barnwell County for 411
riyfet of Children'* Carriages, ranging in
price from f fl (to to $40-00 each- Parti to in
search of these gauds will beer in mind fh»l
I will te’l them any style of Carriagn at foy
t-lore iu Blackville for the swine money flay
wtfuld pay in any eity. I m* tha sole, alfeoi
for BarnweH County for the sxtensir* htose
of 0. McMillan, Clfc King fit. .Chxrlefton
B.C. G.B. GYLES.
6*g$l\ , ~ , -
H- FULLERTON BUIST
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
«il.ACBtTUJLK to. <X --0
J mi prectlcs hi all if.e OO’jrt*
State. Hpactol at loot ion flrto to
CuiLuiias uni Cutvrysocing.
Ff ffily Grocery;
J. II. BORuEH, Propriftor. •
Freeb Drasd cvety day.
M^sIh at h1) hours, • ? ,
All th* delictulewtif the.ecaBon.
TbecbolreU copfecri'-nt-dfi*. cslftt,
candles, canned good*,' Iroftff, Hgets-
bice.
All at the lowest pi Urea and warrant
ed to be tb* H«mt. **
GALL AMD RE WELCOME 1
J- H BOKGEB,
THE RIVES r\VAMP CHIU. ANO
FEVER O URE-
This great Remedy will. wba» talas
nccartiing to directione^ artor toSto
cure tbe wont case* of etiHik When
two bottle* are taken tb* cur* ifc gir«gv
snteed t*r agent* nr* Instructed
fund mooej. m **
This Henudy U the gbff
19th century.* It to a preVentatlY* AS
well as a cure.
PhicK f 1 00 pro aorrufe
For mhIu at Blnckrtlieiby
D. K. Bmoofl & Oori
and at White Pond by %
General WbolestfieDepS^? * ^
_ , LPAXift Co.
Drugglsta.Aug^a.Ga*
mnt25
Gcpen B,
. - - \ » 'tr : -^ ’ -
Ji welter and PiH)tO|raph®,-
iLACKVILL^ - 8. C.
I Jmve jarl received » fre-n stock of
*
aep4
Railroad Aveooa,
*v
■R. A. KUblS* *
jATTLOllNJCTr Jk.T ^AW.
Uumwell C- H., tt- C-
fipeeisl aUentioa to Cooteyancitvg gn
Collectiows,- . dto8
koti3S^ :
All credit or* of ibe estate of Jaiaee F. Msf^
hue of Barn wall Couwty ,
hereby wotiisd to render flhaoeouiit *f
demand*, duly aUoeied, to ittfeiedeniAod
at BlaekviJle 0 C.
• AM part ice indebted «e fwhi
reualrad t* cww-t forward
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