The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 30, 1887, Image 2
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problem anbtnltted to our leader teach-*
era a couple of weafca ago- Onr «eof-
gtk aobacrtbar regardr their failure to
answer a vlolatroll of “?w»Hy between
tba dtatea.” He doe* not think their al-
lanoe baa been eanaed by Inability to
cipher it out.
that la the tide ef I. P. Boe’a new
boaol based ea the earthquake of the
Clataf August, wai, now being pah.
ftabed lit-the gottday News and Weekly
Xawa. Beaaa people who bars begtidto
read If tall «a that It Is a worm trial
than the earthquake waa, and that there
la ha prospect of Its termlnatloo.
lunnux gKTin.
i the pre-
tbe case of the Ktate of
agaiaat J. P. McNally for dqg
stealing will be tried this Week ,-SBid that
after Its close b* wig bn aUl* to accept
the proffered hdapttallttes of thU Mute,
hut that h w1U> Bn six or eight month.
r.rAhUhUtnr
tilde mistake* aseefteg %t
• graflt anora. Weaay h aorrwwfnlty,
ml eoneeteatlmmly. that Hr. riere-
ind'a blunder about the eeSuru of the
•.la our
Ilf not entieeiv
rof rewlscdnu. In his
hew rut* ho Wee rhomu oulgby Mtsekln
«f bd teeth erer a Meal rwudlitam ail
detlrqrad 23nd February Hat by Capt.
P. W. Dawson In Baltimore at the Fifth
Annual Reunion of the Aaaodatlhb of
the Maryland Line. It la g vslfl.l.h
contribution to the hUtofy of the late
straggle between the dtetes,and leered*
1 table ththa heart and hand of the au
thor-orator, and he may well rptfeem It
among the best productions of hit bright
and bnay life.
tohqlf of the rongregatii
metnberthip of Riloam Cnorch we t%-.
Aat W**U Bewmmr Tee.
A ffteud inform* ua that the Rev. C.
C. Brown has been smiting us through
thepolummof the Baptist Courier about
our opposition to his pet project of edu
cating colored ministers. Up to this
writing we have not seen the Courier,
hut nevertheless we turn the other cheek
and Invite his attention to a quotation,
In this issue, from the Cape Fesr Advo
cate. In the meantime It gives us pleas
ure to assure him that our promise to
give him a round or sols in no degree
weakened Or forgotten. It is as sure to
oome as death and taxes.
• alth
I la new eulj mm
r.J.O.l
r» • he
year's
At At
test week t. A.
hees
yusP. W.
I will
fsial
kindly
by w
i In the Al
Jail,
a»#<
i girts, but dme a*
i white girls
a half does
While we de Mt later the establish-
mrnt of a AUte coilege for white girls
we dn think, meet pmUlrely, that the
Mats should help the denominational
female college* that are straggUng for
cxlstenor. I^gsl ami cosMtltutlonal dlf-
Heuldes cab be Ooujured up, but the old
saw come. In wcllf "wherethere’sa will
there’s a way." : f ' ' ... •* ,
cnlt to hang a
line foe hfllbif
i it was impos-
a mxeasjrurrii a mu mmu.
- In his vuladtrtory address before the
Cuphradlan RnHely of the Mouth Caro
ling College delWerM Mt the 301 b Inst.,
Hr. J. L. Withers, of FaiiHeld oqnnty,
the editor of the occasUm, need Ae fol
lowing remarkable language:
“U Is now veTy dltBcnKto
white man In Bouth Carol
ansthir white Man. But
aible to hang one for kima {
This waa Jaatiied
oaly a negro.”
Mach an ntteranoe might have been
> from a student of that college
»Jfc Wfa under the superintendence
; professors, hut so great a
the fair name ef the
Soep.A
of thr common
i so cruelly and
leffact. Botltls
Iftnowa that
very little of the subject
was talking. HU baowh
: man whoM education
a rsM. Thai MS Xst l>r»w.
HsrpeF. Weekly seems greatly exer
cised over the cancellation of Mr. Ca
ble’s engagement to lecture in Colum-
bU and terms such set “as a gross vio
lation of that comity of liberty and of
ftee speech which we are accustomed to
eall peculiarly American.”
Our esteemed ootethporary In giving
veattolbreriUoUmsof shat It is pleased
t» term the Invaaloo of Mr. Cable’s
light of free speech which a» an Ameri
can clllasn be la entitled to, I* appa
rently In Ignorance of the facts of the
ease. As we understand It Mr. C able
was to appear In Columbia under the
auspices of some committee merely In
the light of a business enterprise, the
prodts of which were to be .bared by
I said com mil tee. This
wo aotaraliy Infer that
duly caavassed tbs city
of Columbia la the late rest of said en
terprise as sack management, usually
do. and dtacovortna that Mr. Cabks's
ua popularity *ai so great that his lec
tors woyld be unattended sensibly can-
celled said engagement nltb Mr. ( able
In order to avoid a flnanrial failure.
Users la nothing surprUlhg la this—It's
na esury day oocorrenes. Kagagemenu
ml this aad like nature are mads and
broken according to their prospect, of
surest or fbliuro. That Mr. ( able did
not doll tor bU lecture to the people of
ColumbU la because the people of L'o-
lamhte hod no desire to hear It, and In
of that •‘American lude-
" so often referred la said
article of our cotemporsr) , candidly so
Informed mid committee, and therefor#
Mr. table not being able to dtst-oe of
his eases SB a profU la Columbia «as
fornrd n, abawdoo that mart. W e are
sorry that there I* no demand for Mr.
Cabas la Col am bin, hot no protest
against our Xurthern frteod. InsUlIng
upon the good people of our capital city
■r. Cable nolens ,oleu«.
mm they bats a right
i be If ooa laol i nations ss to
ball spend their money and
and that Mr. Cable , napop-
htm of,both la his mis-
mb fault It is that It la
Assured!) they, In the
*• American Indepoud-
eace," bars as mmch right to rofas* to
atoond Mr. Cable's lecture as that gen-
Usman ha* to deliver It, aad ao oas has
' Our co—mpcruTT says t "Thoso who
da aoi tiko him or winh to Hear him may
stay autay.’ ,, .P—c4*ely; no one wlabes
— hear him Is Columbia and heuco tbc
douneetneot was made that they
would all -mala away. For that re
saa aad none other was Mr.Cable', lec
tor* declared off by the management In
order to savs pecuniary loss *jd thee
selves and the owrtIdeation to this cmi-
scholar #f lecturing to benches
vacant by his unfortunate depart-
ure from the bouse of his fathers.
Our Columbia friends may have been
unwise In refusing to listen to Mr. Ca
ble’s revelatkil, but that Is their mis-
fortunc, nevertbeles. It was their privi
lege to reject him and having exercised
it they should not be condemned.
If criwfbatloa and recrimination are
^f any tbnaolatlou to Mr. Cable or his
advocate, The Weekly, then
they are privileged to meet the state
ment of the forme*'’* personal or other-
wlss unpopularity with the people of
Columbia by the counter statement that
’Ephraim la Joined to his Mol*.’
The peon
people ef Columbia are proud of
tbk distinct let} of being always true to
their oplonvbot are glad to admit the
JUS** of the aphorism, "every one to
his taste.”
Black villb, 8. C. Juris -Ttb, 1887.
dijor J’eopU:
At this season of school commence-
pients It Ik hot Inappropriate to cast a
‘ iaee At what we .shall have In that
after the holMaya are coded. The
and friends of Che BUrkville
have roach to congratulate
v— upon In tbk respect. In
■ to the general High School we
a female seminary, mod-
after that ef Mbs Etta Kylly of
Charles ton (the best in the South) un-
‘ of Him Esther M.
y educated lady
axperience In
turn sincere and hmutfeH thanks to the
!e who bay
many
to the fund
tlon. • Man
_ have contributed
or Itt ropafT and restera-
y of these Onerous donations
were made by the members of other de
nominations, and are therefore the id<u?
appreciated a* establishing the kinship
or Chriatiati-ehundi—. and Ute spirit of
brotherly love that is stronger than nar
row creeds, and is an Indies tlon of the
union that will come when the Church
of Christ, In the next world, gathers
the churobee of earth into it* great
safety. Frank Morris, f
For Building Committee.
A XKTTXK DAT IS BA WRING.
Miss Livermore says there are 137 <*-
cupatioas now <A)fn to woken. By-and
hr the men woirt have ut wark at all.—
News and Courier. , *-
sioner. There If fto better Ju
the oontlnent than that w
Tho Jutw CommiAdoner* are
select Juror* who aye men of
and Intelligence, and
hrb
have,
sworn to
character
yet we frequently
FOR THE rORKXAlf’B RTF.
A gentleman in Edgelleid has dUoov-
ed a pill whioh, to a certain extent, doei
away with th* necessity fur. food. Oik
|,ill will run a person two or three days,
and he will not experience the slightest
pang* ef hunger. As to the at
of this Ht I
qualities i
little article, not muc
Black vn-LK, 8, C f , June aStlSST.
Mr. Editor:—1 see a communication
in.the Hentinel, dated ittth June, from
D. Paul Sojourner, suggesting a Far-
i’ organization for this county. I
can be said as yet; It Is, so far, an ex-
HU ' *
see men on the Jury who are utteriv hi-
competent toat^. on the JurV/ I have',
seen cases of forger)*, pne cam especial
ly In my mind—a will which Was left
by a man, and It waa thrown out be
came eleven of the men couM not write
their names and the other man bought
up to practice the fraud. SB if the Jury
Conudisaioner will not do his duty the
periment.—Columbia Register.
Btf BEAD IS LEVEL.
A Barnwell young lady has made an
important discovery. To prevent other
young ladles from borrowing her new
est music she just writes the name of. a
jury will not render a verdict according
to the b
mars’
heartily endorse every word Amt I).
Hojourner has written. Now is
Paul Hojourner has written,
the time for us farmers to come to the
front and be organized, as In this or
ganization the farming interests of our
county can be fully developed and be
remunerative of good to every farmer.
Let us organize at once according to Dl
Paul Sojourner’s suggestions. 1 would
like to hear from all couhty club chair
men, and especially from our County
Chairman, what they-think about this
Important move. Blackvtlle Demo
cratic Club wxpecta to meet Hatunlay,
July 16th, to organize. We hear that
Hpur Branch and Double Pend will fall
in line and hope that every club in the
county will do likewise.
IV. C. Mi move.
liiw and the evidence.. Now an
then you find a crank on the jury who
says he In 'opposed to capital punish
ment. 'He has nothing to do with it.
The pumo.iment does not rest with the
jury or the Judge, but the law makes it
offense.
capital
and if a person is
her best admirer on the margin. 8he hanged It is hot tke jury bnt the
says the borrower* are afraid of the ef- i that does it. 8o if the juror* are
feet the sight of the name would have e rlv selected bv the Jury Commissi
on their own young nten, and don’t ask are sworn to do their
for 'the marked copy.’—Sumter Ad'
vauce.
SAD Bl'T true.
“The chief trouble with journalism
rt-the
law
ner.
it and are sworn to do their duty, the law
wlH be carried out.—Anderson Journal
j.l;
Isilip^ist
i Grand Spring Opening-
, A
OUR SALES FOR T
__ PAST MONTH FAR AHEAD OF
UR EXPECTATIONS.
In America seems to be that
men
Air eh, 8. C., June 34th, 1887.
Pditor Proplr :
Perhaps s letter from the high bills
of Aiken may not prove uninteresting
to the readers of your good and valua
ble paper. Hoping that It will not I
will pen s few lines.
Aiken i« as dull as any place can pos
sibly be during the summer season and
Is therefore seen at its best In tire win
ter. when hundreds seek Its dellsht/el
burden. Then It Is that the splendid
Highland Park/anti other hotels ahd
numerous boarding houses an opened
to receive the Northern tourists and In
valids, « ho flee from the bitter cold of
the far North and here And warmth and
ralief. The streets are tVry u Ida abd
eirellently pavod, which Is an unuaual
thing to be a»et with In most of our
tow ns In this portion of the Htat*. One
sauntering through town will see many
handsome reehlrnrrs and beautiful gar
dens full of magnlAceut trees and shrub
bery.
I wjinsaaed a game of base boll o i»y
between the Aiken and the Merkvtlle
rluba. I naturally Mt a kindly feeling
for the BUrkttlls rlub and was aaslows
In see them rarry off tbs Victory. Mat
the Alkeaites were two much for them
and they sustained an overwhelming
defeat, npeeking el the game | must
express my admiration of tbs grounds,
w bleb are iw Bne order. They antes-
slowed by a feuce, obeinsrtlag the view
of outsider*. There U a targe and rom-
fonable grand stand and during a gome
an admission fee ef lewrosiU Is charged.
I don't want Lbs impression to get out
that I bar* an attack of base bull fever.
If 1 moke tb* suggest-e* tbol old Man*-
well reorganise hrr clab aad wKb CoL
( altff oovoe up and glee the Aiken boys
• dish *< goose eggs. W. F. I.
who know best how to run a new spaper
are engaged in other lines of business
—clerking in stores, driving express
w agons, or in the embryo state of some
of tli
nal
lie other professions.’’—Peoria Jour-
PKMIXl.VE MAN'AUEMKNT.
Little Jim (laughing)—Whv,
what’s the matt-wt
l.ittle Dick—Fs moat dead.
ss.s.ff..! .e.^dk*
Dick,
T Jim
the
took some awful stuff.
"That what your mamma put on
table?”
“Yes; she left it there In the eup an’
told me not to touch it ’cause it w as for
pudding, an’ w hen she went out I took
a great Mg swallow, an* it’s rawer oH.”
“Yes she said you ought to take some,
an’ 1 told her how to fix it.”—Omaha
World. i
HER FOUR CALICO DRESS EM.
A southern heiress to half a million
dollars can rememlier that site went
through the war with only four calico
dresses, and she felt more fond of them
than she does of her twenty-eight silks
now.
Mrs. Cleveland wears a number three
and a half shoe.
There Is no limit to the sge at which
a man may make a fool of himself.
A South Georgia farmer reported last
week that be had seen a real cottou ca
terpillar. \
Citizens of Fairrlew township, Green
ville County, are arising and organiz
ing in consequence of the organisation
of iloovrr societies among the itrguna.
IN M KM* > tii A M.
Departed tbM fife May JBtk, IRK, Yuan
Mai, (mly cblkl of tViVon J and iossaasb
Highiowvr. amdft y**rs> •<!muotb»ami:MdB]n>.
Latk Vi r*te May was tbs tdul ef all wbu
knew her. . It waa mid though but a child, ^e
waa i*a» kind, gentle am> pure fnr tbb wutkl,
and the guuC Dad baa nhro bet to that world
of lost.
\ rralr Nls *, we vhofi
to tbb bfa, but Urns sow tvoSrebbtofdaamog
tbs aag« k> In lb aveti am! mvtbtaks art saying,
momma dmi papa, • vane w# me, ss 1 eon never
auala xwum to tbse, and bo kappy tkrvmgb sfi
fSeruMy. - H J. r
Died near MarfcvtBr Ju
aul. wife vd Mr Cbartry U
tear «d ber age
Tto darrsmal oas a mmwbm af Ibmtdr ISwd
i Ban k from «aHv gtittoad up to tto time rg
bolvallou Army baa sti
tor maUb. ami bar
gained far tor tto re
artm knew baa. Bhr 1
tto fbnuty vtrvts but
dkk,
lU the BU|
m U now next to foot
ao* bail league.
Tb* chimb bug Is daaiaglug com la
M»e nf Uw upper cmuolloa.
Mr. (k A. Neluou, a leading f karle*.
' mvea ebildfoa to
»t, died «iu l
77 ysur*.
Col, Ooarge 7. Alford wlU
Waverly Ho
Cl
the Mrst of
J. Mulligan, of Haa
SOS shipped I0.UW Utl
Saw T ork toboccuDist.
the pupils will have
la addition to the
ranches all that the
igdadla capable of taking In of
fflUMek, Spanlah. Musk and
The funiituro of the New Brighton
Ifwtoi, Sullivan's Island, la advertised
for sole under foreclosure of chattel
mortgage fnr purchase money.
• Greenville bad a Mg cotton fire on
the night of the 31st Tost. Lightning
■truc k and burned up over HOU boles,
the entire supply of the Camperdown
Mills. It was folly Insured.
Mrs. Ira B. Jones, of lowicaater, gave
birth to three girl babies last Friday
morning. The mother and daughters
are all doing well but the husband and
father is mightily puzzled about names
enough to go around.
One of the beat cartoons yet made by
C. A. David, of Greenville, is one re-
nresuming the president as Pharaoh,
Hardening his heart and calling back
the Confederate dags after having
agreed to let them go.
The office of the Keowee Courier, Wal-
halla, w as burned by an incendiary on
the 31st inst. Nothing of the material
was saved and there was no insurance,
but brethren Keith, 8mith A Co., will
soon start the Courier on its travels
again.
Legal steps have been taken to force
the South Carolina Railway Company
to construct a draw bridge in Ute bridge
across the Congaree, below Kingsville,
so that steamers can ascend to CiHnikm
and Columbia.
Recent experiments in boring arte
sian wells in Beaufort have shown that
an abundant supply of pure, sweet wa
ter cau he obtained at a depth of 70 feet
and the Town Council ha* contracted
for boring four for public uses.
Last Fridav night week Mias Sallie
Scott, of Anderson County, having just
donned her night gown, was walking
across her bed room with a lighted
lamp in her hand, when the lamp ex
ploded, throwing the burning oil on
Her. She wo* terribly burned, the left
arm and breast being literally cooked,
before Mr. and Mrs. Dean, with whom
she was living, could come from the
next room and pat out the flames that
enveloped her.
Lawyer IV. H. Parker, of Abbeville,
made last year on a two horse-farm, by
actual weight and measurement, 31
bales of cottou, 366 bushels of corn, 600
bushels of cotton seed, 6,000 pounds of
fodder, 7,000 pounds of clover hay, 36,-
(siu pounds crab grass hay, 3,000pounds
mill* maixeAMO dozen shocks of oats, 10
bushels of Barley 36 bushels of peas,
100 bushels ef sweet potatoes and to
tds of shacks. Who raa boat that re
cord f
J.
a ho
*lX-J
law,
“The man who waa to publish a pa
per to suit everybody fell out of Noah’s
ark and waa drowned.”—Cape Ann Ad
vertiser.
UEX. JACKSON’* GRAN DDAVC1HTER.
Dr. Morrison, of Hhelby, X. C. has
just received from his sUtor Mrs. T. J.
Jackson s letter In which she states that
a daughter hai recently been born to
her daughter, Mrs. Christian, nee Miss
J ulla Jackton. Mr. and Mra. Christian,
who were married In Kkbioond some
what ov^ a year ago, are now living at
8aa Diego, California. General Stone
wall Jackson had but one child. Miss
Jolla, and this la his first grandchild,
rraa roa cabbaus worms.
The remedy mentioned by our corres
pondent, M Betb«l," for cabbage w orms
is simple and said to be effective. A
lady of the neighborhood was cleaning
out the stove pipe near the cabbage and
•note of the ■not fell on smrernl heads
of the cabbage. It w as found aftoyw ards
that "the cabbage upon which the soot
had accidentally fallen, were free of
worms. Hoot waa applied to other cab
bage and the worms soon left.—Vfll-
liamsborg Us raid.
HO*4<i UST GOOD TIMES.
This la tb* ooncluelon of tb* whole
luetter. Good time* o 111 com* to each
ludlrldVT tli the community
aooa a* that individual goes to work
I and rants at eemething bis ludltidual
I aharv of pnapertly. and not htoorr.
Prooitrolly the cowing of tb* era will
| be bestowed mory by lbs sew lug of oas
I cord of wood, or toatag no* act* of po-
tatoes la tb* right spirit, than la ortt-
tag tons of fwolutiima aad oaeaya, or
| la moktag pabllc speerhei aattl the
' people wwary with much Hesewlag.—
Has klawtlle, Ga.. New*.
BMrnaiAL r* tie* ir tbxas.
Jt U the editor's duty to speak of his
town a* the lovelteet p.Oo* beooath ll«a-
] tew'z Mae arrk. Apeak of the ■towm*
*d ciuasii as a falleu oak s hen h* dm*
of the Jim jam*. Call a man a promt-
•eat and Iniaeatlal ritlaen w hen yoo
know be Is the best poker player la
too a. apeak of a Hut* street Arab a*
a bright-eyed youth ua the road to lame.
aad ef a blg-fw>ie*l. red-beaded, Newly
I some., as the beamtfaJ aad ar- | m ° m,m M ** ,ktmr
camplished bride. Call a maa who hi
a few dusty boluef aaMea and a eddlss
%lue poet a prosperous aad expertoarad I
dry goods arerrhaat. Call a lawyer a I w111 sell at th* late
leading light, af whom tbs pvafisaalwa I KIMWffswarth. deoeas
ought to he prwwd, s hea yoo know him | mm Tbursdev .th* 14th
to he oaly an ordinary pttttMaf
Vernon (Tax) Guard.
a rotoaab smtob’s views.
There ie nothing that doee mor* to
Injure th* negro race thaa the igaorwnt
jarkae* |>rvwrber« who prey Upon tb*
peekeu of the ordorwd people. On Hwit-
dav thee* Bible smashers ran bo seen
aftor Uxdr puiplt haraagu* la over, ait-
dag around soro* of their members
houses, with a Bother man's wife, wait-
lag for Uw last old hen to bo put on the
took that they may stuff their hypo
critical hid*. They, as a rule, are al
ways w anung to build a rhurrh, and
therefore ran be found with a link book
collecting money for (hat purpose, and
when It haa been built it would not
make a good sized cool-house. Gener
ally these pulpit gymnast* know a«
much about preaching as a Tennessee
mule knowsabout probation after death.
—Cape Fear Advocate.
A SHORT SERMON.
Gossiping. Wbat a mania people
have for it! No wonder the divine
writer said, "bridle the tongue.” IVhat
a disposition to talk about persons in
stead of thifigN! But then this is easily
accounted for, when we remember that
any fool can talk about persons, hut it
requires sense to discuss things. There
area few people in every place who
seem to delight In running about aud
telling every little thing they hear, and
the worst *>f it all is, they do not al
ways confine themselves to the truth.
With some it has grow n to a disease.
They just must talk about somebody.
It is a great source of evil to a town or
cbmmunlty, and the devil wants no bet-
ter agency than this to accomplish his
design, and Ute person so engaged is
doing for the devil Vhat he won’t do
himself. 8top talkingahout people and
go to reading and studying and learn
to talk about things.
A PRACTICAL RELIGION.
The Beauty of the New Goods, the attractive display of Novelties in
every Department which has never been equalled in thia section, with
our Low Prices has done the great work.
— -j) - —*• ■* , ,
A Magnificent Display of Gcnttine Bargains in New and Deairable
Spring Goods. It Is o-r desire to ptuh up eale» and pill down prices.
Kea Dress Poods,
coliii colored I'heM* Clotbs. 5s yard,
V. line Checked Nninsooks, 6c yard,
Yicicria Lewnk, 6e yard.
Primed Lawn*, 4 *ud 6e yard,
Reiinant«PriauiMB<i Lewi s. Ie yard,
C«n|dete Line ef Hsinharg fcmbrotd'sries.
I xotbric, Mainsoek aud Nsriss Lace, only
l«ysrd.
Lad.e*' Fancy Hose, 5c pair.
Get is’ Fancy Nocks, he pair.
Lad c* and Children's .Hsndksrakieh, 2)c
VACS,
Geuir' Hsadkerchirfs, 6s
Snleu iid Lins of Fens,
Peloi Loaf Fans, Is each.
Tubli liato ilfid gikldto» _
Alt Lieen ?•••!•. lUesnch.
Good Coll os Towels, fic each,
Choier Lise of I'enets,
6x6 Hook ('0(0040, 26ceach.
Ladies Kul Gloves,
Gems' Kid Gloves,
Latiies and hildreo's Silk aad Jcrsoy Glover
and Mills, ; L -
Genis' ^hoe* sad Slippers,
Children ■ tikoen and Slippen.
Speoyl Low Prices .a ibis department.
Gems' Un anndned Skirtr, Uk each,
Gents' Percale Chins
Gems' Li. ea t ollate, 10c each,
Geaia aud Uoys Paper Collar*, 6e boa.
Sprcis) attention is called to our sL>ck of Gingham. Crinkle, Seersuckcri, Che
viot*. Parasol* awl Fancy Not Kins.
Tli* Miliinory Dvpmtmeot eotitains the latest Style* iti Ladim’ aad Missel
Trim' »ed and V’mrioiui*-d Hats. Fluorn*, Festheis, K'bboiis. 1 elvet^ and urns-
meiii*. Lwliwi' Straw Hals, liieeach, Childrcu's Mraw Hals, 10« each. No
ebarg. for triintniog bats. .
Ou new lluthiag Deport mrst is now open with a fsl) stork nf Sping and
So tun w Llntfeing f«w .Men sod Boys Geole'Lioeu Cunts, H&c eaah. Specinl
Low I ires in Chtlhiug.
Gel s’ and Hoys list Department—Splendid Line of Straw sod Wool Hats just
Gro rrws and Phmislion sopp’ies si City Pt'd'*.
Dsilv.aitraeiiuos wi4 bo tluuaa ua our evunkis- Me rateod o rordiai iooitm
tioo to all to eaU aod-AOMMO* Dre-e Msichi^s .Horgsms wbeth. i porchns rs or o»L
fur our wylqp raaowt foil to plrose yoo aud our L»»« Prioet nlptam to* >s ever.
J, L. JHorrisoii & Co« 9
BLACKVILI.K. M. c-
tOJLKKK BY IliEl OCKI liOlSK.
1 tb) *wr» ao morr j
J. L. MORRISON.
WILLiA.M MOKRl!
ON.
ATTORW k“T*-AT-LA W.
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J. O. PATTERSON,
ATTORNEY
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C0UNSELTX)R-AT-LAW,
BARN WELL C. R . 8. C.
Itoto-EsfS Ses Say. I
W S.^-'TW AICIZ.
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to tuast
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Kli’CUiGr’ii Sale.
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ad, at irunbortoo
| d..y of Joly tb*
«—j followiog described p*ieuwel property
| hr longing to -old ratal*:
Uo* mx-Hors* Am** Engine aad
Boiler la good rood)turn.
Ooe Forty-Kitr Mow iootvoolal Cot-
ton Gi* with FWder anti Condeoaor, in
ua* thr** soasMts.
One Iron k naro*Can*Mill and Bollrr.-
Terms: UiH-bnif roah. bnlnnc* o>
the 15th day of October to b • secorwd I J
mortgage of tb* |»r*T*rt> Mtid.
11. M. aSDKKSON.
Kxiwtttor.
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R. JL. KL.UH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
twell CL BL, M. CL
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H. FULLERTON BU1ST,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Ssovrll Bail*^ Trot*
■Us* toltws) T rate* a*
Na I tosww—ws»of»—
ftMH Auwto* sto t kaitaaa*
bu. Z ,i ■■i.t. otik —«■ k OswUtos
Ctaftoo—. Af,i» sto «tl iwirts I »* ss4 B t
9U. t kesam.Mott-i* rv-aiMuik • vr*iisa Baltasy
Owe l stawUs. ttowOea. > kstbWa* aeO AaosalS
«woOot* *Mk -Mtk • s*4taa Usti-ST to
(*k» UabMaUs aad all i*ist* l*»i sad W«*l
U. t. AUA.Z.O. pit.
joint a. ntcA.t.—s»sioss«e«»
G. L. Lawrence
OOMMI-Ml* n. M l- t<t H x N I
B•€ Wwalklnutoo, *t. Ifirw York.
JAMES L DAVIS,
Attorney A Courisellor-al-Law
Bmrawell C. BU 8- C.
S ulli Utrolinii HailMny
Com
Jon* 12.lt. 1887,
will roa aa loUows :
tUUCBTA DIVIBIOB
Wisr - -
train
llaudles WATERMELONS rxcla-
•irely in tb*lr seasun.
No commissions divided with nr paid
to Inral agents along the line of tli*
South Carolina Kaiiroad.
Returns tuailvd within twenty-four
hours after receipt of shipment*.
B*st |>o»sibl* sales, re liable quota
tions and prompt returns assured to
nvery shipper.
june30-Gw
W. A. HOLMAN,
ATTORNEY -
AXO
None >o Dt’b r nod i ndiinrs.
COUKSELLOR-AT-Ltw;
Bara well C. H-, So C.
Ail persons indebted to th* estate of
Allen Floyd, late of Barnwell county,
dwe*sr<r are hereby notiflrd to make
immediate payment and all person*
holding claim* against the said estate
are requested to present them, duly at
tested, to the undersigned at Barnwell.
W. GILMORE 8IMM8,
june2] ' Administrator.
Wet pranties la all tto Coen sol tto State nrA
gtvc prompt sad faubfe! ettenllno toal bustocsS
eatroded to hu care,
sarofflee, No. s.
Dr.
Nulicr to Debtors and CMtiiors'
All persons indebted to the estate of
Mrs. Mary A. Banders, late of Barnwell
county, deceased, are hereby notified to
J. ' K. smixn,
■s
Op«r«tire and Hecbanical
DENTIST.
BKRO AND WIL LISTON.
WSti pracUce at tb* fotiretog places a
We want a religion that softens the
step and tunes the voice to melody, and
checks the Impatient exclamation and
harsh rebuke; a religion (fiat is polite,
courteous to inferiors, and considerate
to friends; a religion that goes into the
family and keeps the husband front be
ing cross when the dinner is late,, and
keeps the wife from fretting wheiv. the
husband tracks the newly washed floor
with hit. muddy boots, and makes the
husband mindful of the scraper and the
dpor-mat; keeps the . mother patient
when the baby Is fretful, and amuses
the children as weH as instructs them;
cares for the servant besides paying
them promptly; projects the honey
moon Into the nsrvest-moon, nod makes
the happy home like the Eastern fig-
tree, hearing ia its bosom Bt once the
beauty of Ita lender blossoms, and the
glory of the ripened froR.
HITTING THE NAIL ON ITS READ.
In his charge to the Anderson grand
K y last week Judge Aldrich said t It
mpleasaat to notice the strictures we
see la the newspapers upon the failure
of justice In this fit*(a. Of oourse. If a
aa la lynched M is a failure of law,
id U Is abed exaas pi* toast for society:
WtAZIIJ, XAXJ\yVH*.-WVIj «*» • i v4 A BZVIrt IA1
make immediate payment and all per
sons holding claims against the said es
tate are requested to present them, duly
attested, to the undersigned at Barnwell.
CHARL*E8 PECHMANNr
junel6] Administrator.
BarbRsU—!
month and
onto* St the .IV
wuxtsTON—Tht seoood week
Offles si resMsnoe.
Ml Mondsr In escb
tto L/Bowrag week.
bi eeek met
Berasmins weeks la seek
Azenieni* In
MbesoaRtry.
Wtn meet so-
OmcE Countv ConutsHioNERS,
Barnwell, 8. C., 7th June, 1887.
At their next regular meeting on the
5th day of July next the Board will con
sider and pass upon an application to
lay out and opeu a public road from the
Springtown road via Spriugtowu Ford,
fanns of J. F. Jones, u. D. Beard and
others to the road leading from Three
Mile Creek to Odom’s bridge at or near
Cary Halyards.
ALSO,
An application to lay out and open a
public road from Reedy Branch Church
via Galilee to the Orangeburg road at or
near bherwood. .
Provided, that on or before that day
Dr. W. Si KiHingsworth,
SURGEON DENTIST,
WIIXISTOIV.&C.
Qgiws Ms rrototooutiew vie— lo tbs <
Barnwell aa4a<ij<ita off ooanttss.,. ••*
All work gasrsateed sclitonl prtorow"
th* written consent to the right of way,
H land <
J. H. E. MILHOUS,
DENTAL SURGEON,
loose I'berlesse*
.rriveai Bretiebsilte
Lesv« BrsiiekrUlr
Leave Kdi*to
Lent* Midway
Leave B>imb**|
Leeve Ombeme
Lesva Leri
Leave Blackviilt
Lsave Elko
l.*»ve M illL«l '*
Arrive at Aagasta
(tony)
7 UO a m
8 45 a iu
V 0 a m
fitlB a m
b */6 a m
»»>am
3.40 a m
9.48 a m
9 68a m
101'4 a iu
16 O'J a m
11.41) p m
BA8T. '
. 1»»su,
6.1o p m
7 .Vh< p si
7.06 )■ u.
7.66 p m
1.69 p a.
8 06 p in
8 16 p ai
8.28 pu
8 39 p o
8.4u p u
■ 9.46 p a
10.26 p a
LmvsAogtota
Leave W iHit tea
Leave Elko
Leave BlackviBr
Leave Laea
Leave Grabama
Leave Bamberg
Loave Midway
Leave Edisto
Ar. at Branchvtlle
Leave Braocb villa
Ar al Charleston
(Dally J
Dally
6.U0 a m
4.40 p a
7.41 • m
F .10 p n
7.40 n m
6.16 p n
7 56 a m
6.26 p n
8.01 am
6.82 p n
81'9 a m
6.42 p n
9.17 a m
6 62 p s
' 8.22 am
6.68 p n
8.81 a m
7 « l 7 p n
8.46 a m
7.21 pn
9.05 a m
7.46 p it
ll.u6pm
9.45 p n
DIVISION-WK9T.
Daily (Except to Camden)
Leave RrancUville
Arrive at Camdea
Arrive at Columbia
Leave Cohvubta
Leavs Camden
Ar. at Branchvltls
•‘C0RNBCT10N8
9."Oum 7.86 p n
12.62 p m 7.42 p n
10.46 a m 10.46 p n
6.60 am 6.88 p z
7.45 a m 8.80 p i
8 55 a at 7.80 p t
Connection* muds at Asgaata with Gaorgt
K. R. te and from ailpAau West aad fiouth
we<t,by all trains
CoanectisM madsatCbarlsstoo with Norik
Eaatem R. R. for priais liohlt aad wfth Net
York Steamers on SuUivdsys.
Connestiens mads ai Columbia with Cr
aad Ore
Iumhis aad Green vllls B. U. sad CbarloMi
(joinmbiaaad AoguslaR. R. to and from al
potato ett both Heeds. - -
Connections mads at Black villa with Ban
wtlt R. R
D. C. ALLEN, 0. P. & T. Agent
JOHN R. I*R<'K. General Maosger.
THE BLAGKYILLE
!OOTB-
without compensation, of all
era through whooe premises aa pro-
sd road would pose shall ha obtained
BLACKYIIXE, B. C.
and filed Iu this:
meed will appw
«ka knows any
thoy
C. T. JOHNSON,
Klhch,
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D&. i B. PATTBR80H
SPECIALIST,
EAR AND i
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