The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 05, 1889, Image 2
1—
John W. HouiEsr, — ^
TN« IU4« CmimIIm. j It* 014 •*« t* N'W.
Tb« ilxty rtintli Annua! •caaton of tU ^ T ouuc Anwrfcm aaj a that BArnwell
Baptist Sute ionvencion was bt»l(f at h.* tinver btforo imois auch a day a*
Kiornuo* last wa**l» At^oyt a bmidred
ninety dat^icatoa ansH>rml to the
ID*T0*VAND PRQPMtTO*. r toll call. Th* iNjrmaiwttt ol»c«ni al»c- pythianlutfi, a bcnevoleMO
UaOBST COUNTY OIROUl ATION
THURMOAY, IHCCEMBER 5,1W4*.
j.. ■ »
V*T«ras«*i If Ms#*.
; Aot. Ricbardnoa'a annual mes.Mgc,
A'
which was sub-JiittAU to th« GoncnU
Assembly on the 27th ult., Is an excel
lent State pa|*er. U treats of tusny
subject* of present and future Interest,
and abounds in thoughtful suggestion.
It makes a pamphlet of 31 printed
pages, too long, of course,, for repro
duction Us our columns.
TUA STATS DEBT.
The total of Ute State debt, made up
of bonds and stocks, is $H,6Dr»,'J2-l.(tt
Twelve thlrteeutb* of this will mature
in 1803, and the Governor approves the
recommendation of State Tressun
ted were
President, CoL Jh*. A. Hoyt; Vice
presidents, Dr. L. C. Derg.uiaud K, W.
Sanders; Secretary, A. J. S Thomas,
AenUtani* A. B. Woodruff; Treasurer,
C. II. JiutaoB. . .
Rev;
to-morrow will be.
A fsiTMtlsa.
W"ii.Lisios, B. r., Dec 2J,t889.
J. VV. iloiJiKS,
Barnwell C. 11., S.
Free Mnsoury, centuiiea
old, and
of thene
C. I*. - Ervin, of Bamberg,
preached the Convention sermon from
▼ersea 16 and 1C of Ibe 6th Chapter of
Ephesians.
TUB STKKNUTt! OF TUB CKL'kCR.
Last year there wore ordained
minister* and cburcUes. Thu total
latter days, will join hands in charm-
lug this lately staid old town. The
programme mapped out 'it a continue
ous panorama of pleasure,
be a grand civic parade of the mystic
orders, the corner store of the new Ma
sonic Hal), which is to rise from the
Dear Sib:
tn yon riant week** piper there was
a pieco to this effect, written bV yonr
W'lliiston correvpoudear, that Mr. J.
W . Johnson formerly of .smith A John-,
son, merchant*, had marie an assign-
Pleaso atnte
Cm fat 6m flf r*4 in / A/V#M
‘ wm^^HKw wrW lr# DfWftOffw
PECEA$tD. ^
BY ViRTi^K of the decrre ef the F
ashes of the late cruel w ar, will he laid
with Imposing ceremonies, there will
he addresse* t>y J.- Adger Smyihe and
Geo. M. Trenholtn, of Charleston, mu
sic during the day from llollowav’s
Charleston Band, and in the evening
membership for the .Mate amounted to trim the famous Harmonic Orchestra
7ly289. 1 here werebidSAiuday-sohoals, | of Orangeburg, the sweet throated
With 4,103 teacher* and 3o.2DO scholar*. 1 aingera of sister States wiM render the
l he ( bnrch raided fh.dtW 35 for State |_best works of the great ol<l ma*y*y<(, a
missions and etdporrage, |8,3(X> 13 for royal bifftrpiei w ill be served and yout h
byte Court in a certain cause entitled N.
k. Eirklawd, r,, IMalnttf ,-v*. Mrs..Sal-
lie l>. llraldianl, et ^1.^Defendants.—
All cretiitor* of the (fcute «f M. J. Brab
ham are hereby requited to establish
thejr demand* by prenentiug the same
•inly proved u» the undersigned w ithin
two months from fhi* date—to wit—on
There will! ment * Please state for the benefit of
the public that no assignment was made ,
and that it was not J W. Johnson, for- i <' r the seventh day of December
marly Smith A Johnson, hut it wan ' “« T . “P 01 * which day Ml orthelunds
Bmitb A Johnson that made a sale*of
stock and account* a* payment in full
for what they ow ed 8iny the A Adger.
♦ Yours truly,
J. W.’ Smith,
Of the firm of Smith A Johnson. •
. — —r- ■
Mr. C. it Kheny receives daily con
signments of choice Western beef,
which he sells at close figures for spot
cash. He also deals in nice pork, mut
ton and genuine sausage
foreign missions, (3,542 42 for home | H mj beauty will chase pleasure in the
mission*, $20.*Jn;t l>3 Jor education, and { mazy dance uutil the silent stars shall
•r (133,290 2<J for miscellaneous'purposes, grow pale before the coming of ihe
Molvcr that 1 percont bouda be Issued [ or a total of (173.(X>3 14. TlilFvChurch king of day.
to take up those now b ariug 0 per cent
interest, the new to fail due in lUtO.
To recommend them to capitalists It is
advised that the phosphate royalties be !
property of the state is valued at $743,-
976'.
STATE MISSIONS.
Dr. T. M.‘Baileyt,corresponding sec-
set apart by law as security for the
prompt payment of theinierost. From
these phosphate royalties the jstate re
ceived last year (213,(XH), a sum nearly
e^ual to the proposed Interest on the
sew bond*. *
COLLECTION OFTaXB*.
At least (200,000 are due the, .StBte
for uncollected taxes on land*, ami leg
islation Is suggested to recover Unit
amount and enforce the future collec
tion of that revenue.
Kpr CATION,
The length of the public school terms
should be increased us sikxi as possible
to the six-months required by the Con
stitution. The State rtilverslty is
growing In
nl/.ed as qne of the foremost achool* in
the ScMith. Aithougli the nlandard of ,
N'holsrship has l*»cn raided it is t>e-
helleved there will be no falling otf in '
attendance. The Citadel Academy is j
attended by 153 cadets, 08 beneficiaries ^
and'paying their way. Florida*:
Georgia anil North Carolina send 15
cadets this session. The West wing
hss (Mien rebuilt and the entire sirttct-
retary and treasurer, presented the re-
'|K>rtofhi* work and also of s seventy
j two missionaries- qitd* c<dporters. A
hundred and jifty two stations have
bean occupied, eleven new churtdie*
constituted,* four meeting houses built,
six hundred tnd'levrn persona bapt'zed
and nine hundred ami Ufty sev.-n mem-
hers received by thc»e missionaries.
Tlic col porter* liavc sold more than
A special train will rnn from Orange
burg, leaving that city at 3.3.) p. in.
reaching Barnwell Hianit 5.35, and re
turning after the festivities are ended.
It will stop, coming and going, at all
regular stations, and carry passengers
safely and pleasantry to and from oh!
UarnwcM's gala time.
, Now is tlie best time to insure dwtd-
llug* and gin bouses. Policies written
in tir(t cissn companies by il. M.
Graham, Bamberg. Dclav* are dan
gerous, so don’t put off the perform
ance of tliis duty.
If *
of said estate »ill be distributed, and all
creditors failing to e.-tablisli their de
mands by that time will be debarred
pay ment.
N. F. KIRKLAND, Hr.
. > Executor.
7th October, 1839.
THE STATE OK SOU IH WKOI.INA
BAUNWKTJ. COL*XTY.
(V
IN TMK i’Oi:KT OF PROBATE.
Prof Loisctte’n Memory Pystem Is
creating greater imerest tban ever, in
RACKET.
LL WnBNlwrwnd Trepping iaprohlh-
iwd <»a the lands of the under*lr»ij_
ffemding
and any and all persona an o
will Im d«alt with according u» law :
j VV. Site Rail, EdwaFd Jo war*,
H. C. CbltU, W. H. Whslay,
Mr*. J. M. Cave, J. B. fhlom,
Joseph NevHsi Jessie Nevlls.
Hair Bros , IV D. McMillan,
W. II. Nevlls.
nov 21-3m * /
/
FOR SALE.
By Janies O. Patterson, Esq., Judge of
•Probate in Barnwell County.
Whereas H W.* Reed applies |
for I.etu^rs id' Administration on the es- >
tale oi Cary f Jlaiyard, deceased,
• These are. tlierefore, to eite and ad-
What and Why ?
—Just received at my Stable*—
on Ellis St., Dunnington’s old stand,
/%MB«a«iu, • • • • 4J«..
a flue lot of large and medium simi
MULES and HORSES
Alliance men call and examine my
Stock.
L. A. ASHLEY-
nov 21-3iii
monish ail-and singular, the kindred
and creditors ot tlie >;Md deceased, to Ih*
all part* of the country, and t*or*oii« | a, ‘d app *ar before me ut a Court ol 1‘ro
wishing t<> improve tlielr memory should
send lor his prospectus fiee as adver
tised in another column. [nov 2l-4w
GUARD AGAINST THE STKIK E
And always have a Bottle of Acker’s
EnglLsh Kcuiedv iu the house. You
cannot tcli how mmui Croup may
bate for the said county, to be holdeii at
Barnwell <’. H. on Saturday, the 7tii
day of December, IHS'.I, at 11 o’clock a.
in., to^bow cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Sti.NOO worth of book* besides giving
away many tracts and pamphlets • The
work ol col portage is taking on interes
ting proportion*. There is now a |»er-
inanent col|K»rtagwfund i»f about (2,.VS).
Donide tliat amnnut w ill .ntllce to do
1 tlie work, for a generation, at least,
reputation an4 V reeog^ f Ytm l»U'n**w* uf tbc-lingnt ft»r ’ TtIR ’Tl'iiY |
iias so farlieen nearly (ll,Ub0. About i
Zl OfiO mii-f be raUoil dorinc the mouth '
of December, if tlie lioard is to close up '
the year 1SM9 without ileTit. The re- ^
• „ _
port of the Board of Ministerial Eduea-.
there
The caw hardened Republican* of
* • vour little one, or a cold or cough mav
Iowa, who have bad fol swing fort in-1-: * , » r .. .. .. ... , h
’ " j la-ten itself upon volt One done is a
ty-rive Years, seem to be nearing tlie-preTenTlv« ami a few doses a positive
end of their rope. According to the . cure. A sample bottle is given you free
low a laws each “'“ T
000 people is entitled
in the Legislature
r ad\ab
Given under my band and the seal of
the Court this 25m day irf November A.
D. is^i, and in the litthyeBruf Ameri-
si rike ♦ caff'thdeprndenoJ. ■ <
J A M ES O. P A TT K RSON.
J udge of Probate.
DAVID BENTSCHNER,
county having over 12,- H,,J l,K ‘ li , ’"'«‘dy guaranteed by A. B.
, . . .. ’ Patterson, Barnwell, and Alex. Morne
Itlnl lo .rt^-'UUtive ItlHukv.lk', l>ru K *,.t..
re._ As a result of this » | ~ m L ^
unfair Milvaiitage Democratic counties
having.’M* to 35.000 jHipolation are no
’To cure chills take Frog
ami fever cure. I f it fail*
Pond Chill
to cure go
nov2 4 -2w
TOR SALE.
! stronger than the back*wood Republl- baek to tlic—store w here yoa bought .it
can counties^of much le*® citizenship |
, alul civi
and get your
lioltle bear- til
:*). - .•ou
following
baoki Every
But the Kepublii ans seem to have
nver*lin» their mark a* it i> claimed that
lb members have been elected from
ciuintno. that do not have the required
inscription :
_ See—
If it fail* condemn it.” Frog Pond
Chili and Fever Cure pays thy coun
try merchant a good profit to handle
and gives the cu-ioiner- satisfaction.
This will inforttv the fMihtlc ttrnr-f^
have a ftne tot of LIB"ON’TE PEAR
TREES for sale, from three tour i
years old, and am prepared to till ail or
Ileis promptly for the same, at.the fol
low ing .priccs: The In-'t tree- as in
sTiapc al'id s|/T-. brT/V. 1, 4Mc. ea.-ll,
j tier dozen, (30 ju r hundred or at tin
same rat^ for til tv tree* amt over. X
Those are the question* that are now'
perplexing th«* few iieople‘that have not
yet visited CHKI>TIE‘S.
To increase their know ledge and learn
them the \\ay u> this new departure 1 *
-tore Chi istic will answer Ixitii inqui
ries.
A Raeket: l* a Bargain Store where
good goods are sold at poor price*. It
has a -wide varittV
kept in niis< , ellMtieouii store* and it puts
prices way belo$ the tigurea asked by
tread-mill merchants.
To the second question why Christie
can sell.good* so much cheaper than
other dealer*this answer is given from
the witm*H* stand: He lias a rcpres* ri-
t itive in New York who keeps both eyes
open all tin* time ainTw hose w it* arc as
keen a* razors. v\ henev er a b g mer
chant fail* Htid bis good* go under thw
Itamim-r Christie's buyer lias a front
-^CLOTHING,*-
'Furnishing Goods
. —AND—
mvrs.
For Men and Boys,
Corner King and Hazel Street*,
CHARLESTON, S. CV
oct 31-tf ,
Safe Insurance.
seat at The auction ajnl buy* all IhJ be*t
bargains which be *lti|is >outhwaid as
i a - l jL'uiixiuu tam can
CR* they come Christie throw* them on
I have taken the mrenev for the N’ew England
Mutual Life luMirnm-** ('onquiny told line). -
ft wav oreanize.1 la I*3n amt I* one of the okl-
e.*t and inoet reliable Comp*me* in the l nited
States: ’ _
For ‘erms Ht»<l all pHrllcular* ap|»lr toor ad
dress W A. Itil.KV/
Bamlwre. 3. C.
tiou showed that while mere were in
1H84 only tlftccn ministerial students in
the Seiulnary, there are now forty-five,
it w as also show n that the receipts of t
the Seminary treasurer for ihe y ear ag-
ure renovated by the rent money re- ■ grvgateU uxat (3.1 aXi.
ralvwi fwNu Ih'eGwvernment.-of whichi anri Atlo^
|H*pulafion. ii the DamocTRU "turn
tlie rascal* out’’ they will iiave control
of tim Legislature and Senator Allison
will Iiave toliunt anotlier joh af'er tlie
Fourth of March next. Such a break-
ingofthe solid Nt»rtli vve«t would give
tue DcimK-rsts vv iio have been out in
Order Irom Davenport .Manul.i- tui ittg
Co., Augusta, Ga.
.. 1 ill*' .market biu:au»e. t4**‘ }*rve , e-.sioii kee|»* 1
•» *1,i. , j..,,. . • i moving and f liev must get out of the
z, .akw eavli, (3 jier dozen, (2U per hun-* ^
A SUIesnan Spraka.
No man in the South was tnihre gelT-
crally or more favorably khow\i, and no
man * opinion vva* tune highly ttsv»)r-
enced lhati that of toe late ev-Gnver-
<it‘e»E—No. 3, 20*:. »*ach, (2 per dozen,
(15 per humltei. 1 will make siieeial
price* f*u larger order*.
Parties ordering will p|ea*« enclose
TT inotiev ordeT *ir the uioiiey i
:i
"iiy of the next shi| menu that are ftd- Honey to Loan
ovv ing. - • ' J
— nor Perry, of South Carotin*. Thr
. U»e cohl so bav* a Merry f hrlstnta*aTuf 1 ^ome time prevlmo* to his death. Gov-
(9,1 W.58 is unex|MMided. The Wiu-
fhrop Training ."ji'Antd T. spoken of in
high terms, and tiiu appropriation of
(5,uno to C’laniin Lnivcrsity advised.
The Institution for the deaf, dumb and
blind is doing a grand work for tlie
unfortunates cut otf from closer Inter
course with their fellows The coat of
malnuitiance I* $153 a year apiece, the
cheapest of tlie 21 ancle schools in the
Furman L'niversity is flourishing.
There are 134 student* enrolled. Dr. II.
R. GrilHth, financial agent of tlie LTii-
versltj , re|M»rted that (17,'Xk) of the f20,-
00U to lie raised tiy 1 itM HinhMg—Latin »«> -
secure the (7 .*8X) from tip* Education 1
Society of New York lia«i lK*en secured, i
iu easli and pledges, and that the i’nl-
verslty now ha* >47,000 of invested ;
fund*. Dr. K C Dargan, of Charles-
Happy New Year.
" United Htales.
AOE1CCLTUBK.
The farmers of the State u»ed 132,000 i
tons of fertilizers last year, costing not
less th#u (2,000,000. The department J
takes care that they get w hat they pay |
for. it has given great attention to !
prevent the spread of conugiod* dia-
easet among stock and collected and !
dia»emiuated a large amount of statisti
cal in formation Over LJUO different .
plats have beep planted )n experimen- j
ul crops at siatioiis.
TUB PBNITBNTUBr.
Thera are now persons in confine-
nieut f 59 white and^25 colored. In th* '
factories within the walls 150 are cm- j
ployed, -Ware at work on the Colum
bia canal, and an average of 285 a day ,
have worked on the farms., i be other*
are sick or at work In various offices |
■ bout the prison. The year began ;
with a debt of (14,162.49, and the ex- y«*a r 0, » Thursday before tin
pen*ea amounted to $73,2i<B.3Z. The Sunday in Deccinlm^-Rev. It. C\?
1 ton, and C. K. Henderson, of./iken^
were elected to fill vacancies in flic
Board of Trustees. The Greenville Fe
male College was r* jkm ted U> be in a
prosperous condition.
MINCr.LLANEOtV.
Nine delegates were elected to the
American Baptist Education Hociety.
A comraitt“« of seven was ap|>oiuted
to ascertain fact* as to tin* offered loca
tions of the proposed Orphanage and to
report at the next eon volition. * •'
Obituary notices were read of seven
ministers who liavj died since tlie pre
vious convention..
A subscription was raised and a com
mittee apftointed to look after the Lu
ther Rice monument which n edsanevv
marble slab, and also ail iron tailing.
Two thousand copies* of tin* ml
were ordered printed for circulation.
The convention will meet at Union
the llrst
Smart
Dr. Edward VV. Birdett. coloreiL »x-
M'mister from the Republic of Liberia
to Great Britain, and atinmg the fore
most of his race in educllnm and intel-
llgenee, has be«-n spending S4utie time
In Charleston. He came to this coun
try to study the methods of education
in the colored *eh«oi#.- -He-thinks that
the present plan cannot bring anything
but *trife and discoid, lie holds that
the race problem can best he solved by
carrying the negroes back to Africa.— )
eruor IV;-ry was a sutlerer from indi-
ge lion, lit* took Dr. Westmoreland’*
< alisata Tonic and wrote the to'lowing •
letter
S.v.ns Hot ( i.
Gentlemen—I m<**t cordially rec*»tn- i
mend Dr. Westmoreland's t'alisHval
Tonic. For several year* pa*t 1 have !
Ih**:ii troubled with indigestion and
dy spepsia My sou Dr. Hext M/IVrry,
‘F. U. inoiicy ordeT or the money f. leg
ist red letter, <tr I will ship C O. 1>. a*
ilirected if preferred.'
I would advise parties to g«t and
transplant the trees *t once, but sttv
lime utitii the liiot.of Mai< ii whl an-
Vwerr
My tres* are very line and beautiful
ly hrafushwit. an<t I am snrr no one
would regret planting out a few trees .
of tbi* deliciou* fruit.
Address im* at Allendale, S. a-d :
your oi del s-shail have pr unpt alten- j
tton. W V.t.ll.l
nov 28-tf-
CIIilISTIB
' t
On Improved Farms.
For further Information apply to
JOHN B PALMER & S0N~
ot I’liiladclpht.i, vv ito know* the ingre-
< diettt* which compose your Tonic,
! sjHike favorably of it. In the course of
two inotith* past 1 have used jour bot
tles, and am entirely relieved.
Youks truly Ac.,
B. F. Fvmry.
„, , , , ,, , Dr.’Weatmorcland’sf'ali-avaTouic is
I bey arc anxious to go to their old era- * KOt , t ut r*, ct .„ u Hlll | ( J0M a , )oll | p
die home and tf fBcilities, were supplied j For sale by J. A. Tobin. Barnwell,
hundreds would net out. Ifc* doe* not L. A. 1 liomaoii, Elko, Dr*. D. K.
lodieve that the negro will amount S' 0 » Idackv jlle | Blooker
to nmcli on fhi* ront.rient, and i* of p
opinion thaPhe has stayed here about ;
a* long a* Providence intended that he
shoiilu. H i* pilgrimage in America has
Searsoji, Allendale.
11A PPIN ESS A N D CO N T EN V M E N Y
fitted him to go back, "carry the war
into Africa” against barbarism and
build up civilization in the dark conti
nent.
cannot go hand in hand if we hx>k on
the dark side of every little obstacle.
Nothing w ill *o darken life and make it
a burdeiga* Dyspepsia. Acker’s Dv*-
jM'psia Tablets wfllihire the worst form
of Dys|>epsiB. Cuiistipation and I mliges-
tion, and make life a ha|>piiiess and
ple-asure. Sold at 25 and 50 cents by
A. B. Patterson. Barn well, .and Alex.
Stonie, Blackviile, DKuggists.
CHIU,STM AS
RA/S/NG A RACKET
i # ' ^ >
I ' I
I’ridcr (he Oiicra House,]
WEST OF COURT HOUSE,
barnvVell!
R«H>m
Centra! National Bank
Building;
. O. Box 2^8
oct 31- t
Columbia, H. C.
UST otice.
On and after thi* date I will pay the
bigbe-t cash price for all Hound, Dry
Cotton **eed delivered to me at the de-
jk»1 at ibis place.
J. ALLEN TOBIN.
sep.'*-tf
Gifts and Goods. \\
Dr. D. K. Briggs & Co.
Leading Druggists
Blackviile, S. C t
INVITE
■ friend*
IID’H ECHOES T<> THE KUR-
ilf-*' ci.uttit-s of tlie_OoiLUiy and
ring* out the music of equal happiness
in til** hou»e* of fbe poor and the man
sions of the VVe;i!t!|V.
MONtY TO LKNII
SI50 000. '
* Come to Christie’s «>
' I.atlies and cbildi cn. gentlemen and old
ba< bclors. all who want tlie greatest
quantity and v ariety <*f useful g«HiiL* for
the least amount of ready inoiicy and
. , , ,V an ' • you ami yours shall be made happy,
the general public to
tlieir large and lovely stuck of
At O'j to in jwr cent. Interest. One to
live year* time, s.-cured. bv farm niort-
Lig* *. For further partieul.v s (pplv to
J. o. PAT kkson; .
K*-:il Estate and Investing \gent.
julyll-tf * Barnwell. S C.
the attention r»f tlieir
and
Senator Ingalls, of Kan«»* ( is *ai<l to
have (aid in speaking of hi* political
|N>*ition tliat he is "between tlie ilcvil
and the deep sea.” This 1* a time that
those dry and damp extreme* are enti- New Advertisements.
tied to a large measure of human *> m
pnthy.. -
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
• ♦
Early biiv ers can make tlieir purchas-
* Hundreds o
Treasurer’s Notice.
earning* of the year were (*3,5<U.33,
leaving It aliead (1,IU4A2. Beaidea-{
there are on ^ 10|OUU worth of coriij
oaU f wheat ami oilier farm pro<liicta.
'The purchase of u Htate farm is recoin-
meuded.
Tut Lr^mc iirtT M
The number of patient* IncrcaseJ
I* to prea'^iTThH convtnttnn sennofl.
A reaoltition wb* adopted iu favor of
the passage of a marriage license law.
Rev. Dr. \V. D. Rice,of Graham*, wa*.
elected President of the M inister’* Con
ference. About
it: KrtTnWn
hi* characteristic addre**e* ailvocating
lahsrltfS Blood Poison.
Now s the Chance
Ilr.w many people there arc whose ,
distress from sores, ache*, pain* and
eruptive teudencica are. due to inherited |
blood p«»i*on. Bud bbM*d pa**e* from i
it 75 preacher* HttcudciJL par? pt. to dUH. and it i* the,
<\ Wltllnm.mi;,! '■".'.■^*0 ■■ Of W1.U'|»' IWWr*
during the year from t>8U to 722. J Tn^ Gic idea, "Spare the roil, and *|>oil tlie
the last 11 year* the increase in colored child.” An able paper, prepared by
lunatics has been over 200 per cent, R ev ^ "*• Key, on the "Heat method
among the whiles it has been only a Church organization” wa* road by
little over 75 per cent. The necessity i R*V. W. T
» I
of a separate colored asylum i» conce- i
ded by alL
THE BAlLROADd.
Those common carriers should fur-
nish separate accomodation* for the
races.
THE MILITARY.
State troops were called out three
times in the last year to preserve the
peace. Over 50 Confederate rolls are
still missing. The battle scarred Con
federate flags should be preserved iu
the office of the Adjutant General.
_ PENSIONS.
The names of 515 soldier# and 1,134
w idow s are on the pension rolls. The
applications of 243 soldiers and 84 Wid
ows were disapproved. The annual
appropriation of (50,000 should be con
tinued.'
don. i. .*. BAiiBrna.
The message concludes with the fol
lowing tribute to the fate Hon. I. H.
Bamberg:
Huudlry.
**Et Is Brstr."
"Ala#! for brother Holme*. A lobe
l in hislniacry ! Brother Sims ha* gone
the way of all good editor* mid,"«.*con
gratulate him ami Id*. But our Barn
well friend—what can weNay or do lor
| bini? All of tlie editors of the State
‘ should “pour hot shot ’ into him until
«*bwn<l and wife to keep
bl«M»d pure. Thi* is easily accoinpli*hed
by a timely use of B B B • Botanic Blood
Balm . Send to Blood Balm Co., At
lanta. for book of mostconv im ing proof.
.lame* Hill, Atlanta, Ga., vv rile* :-
“My two son* were attli/ted with blood
poi*on, which doctor* said wa* hered- ,
itary. 'Tliey Imth broke out in sores j
and eruption* which B B B promptly con
trolled and tinally cured completely.” |
Mr*. S. M. William*. Sandy. Texas,)
T O BUYTIIK PRETTIEST I’ROP-
^•erty in \> illistou below its true
vaP'e..
'The lot contain* three acre*, front* on
Railroad Avenue, and im* giod streets
ell two Other si«b**. •
. The nropertv ran be con\criierit!v di-
yided inpi half a dozen good building
lot* that can l*e .sold at a profitable ad
vance on the price asked.
The improvement* chtndsf of a mod
ern cottage nt nine. room*, with chini-
ne)s A'c . built of the best materials by
tli*t-clas« workmen.
If not wild at private N.-ile previously
it will be offered at anetion on
e* with beti.T vati'taeiion tb*n tho*#
who wait until *t n k* are pieked over
and we are sure that Die most oneling
goo*! tr.ste will find exaetPv vv ba’ it
want* in our varied *t«»ck and at price*
that <'an not fail to |dr.s*<*
Dr. D. K. BRIGGS A CO.,
nov 28-tf] Blackviile.
(M different article* fgr sale, all useful, !
all ornamental, all cheaper than ev.r
-old ill thi* County Many never
brought tw tin* market before
•Hi
re-
OT TICK COUNTY TRF.ASTRKR.
Barkwxi.., S. <<,, Sept. ‘iVI, 1SH9.
The Tn asurer uul be ai ihr fuUuwiua n*a--
«*•* for t!»e culleeti«>u of taxes fo* tlie tl^esl
year otitlu tlavs meiiiioik-«I Uslow :
ltvnw« ll (’ H irom .Tuawlay, Noveoilar
12Ui, U> D*":eiuber I.WIi._ «
T 4 x ixvr. ^ .
$tate T«x*-s - 5’T tn IN
County . w ..,... ...... 4'*^ nub*
S|* <•1*4 I , null*
School 2 Mi'lla
Dr. J. K: smitn,
OperatUo and Mechanical
“DENTIST,
Total I«evy
N iUouhI Bank Mlb
..:i2\ milN
a<»I*l an<l silver coin r#-
.Mutil.it<<l bills and
» BAMBERG AND WIL LISTON,
From N'-w Year’s T>a\ to dark Dec
be.r, ••
. True trntlis that all folks should
member.
Good >Hii*a Clau* comes once m v<'.ir,
But W. R. t hris ie’s always here, »«rixHb|«-f<a taxm.
'Tlie Christiun- saint brir g* gift* galore, will n<<t U nvken.
I* 1 <» v vmng ami obi, to ri» h and poor. -.VfU* Bi» IoXImEC Dee« w>b»r 15j>rr«*?ni
But all too s.mui he go?. away, ' rt,, y ‘v 1 , ’ t i ,L ' r ksxrf# wMk i*- am
M'w ixx Trighr-tnH ami the break oNlay. ' UI, P 4W ln*r*.
i Then Cliristie steps int<» hi* shoe.*
Ami tell* the [lenplc ghclsome I^fws, ’
So gentle reader now he vv i-e
N F KIKKIAND.
Treasurer Barnwell County.
SALEDAY IN JANUARY, 1S00.
writes: “My three ppq|* afllietetl chil- [
For prices and otlicr ftarticulars*ap
ply fo x JNO. W: Rtil.M Kr,
Barnwell C IL, S. C.
Dec. 5- td ' • ■
Dissolution Notice.
dreu, wito Inherited blood poison, have
improved rapidly after a use of 1> B B.
It is a Godsend.” . -1
J. R. Wilson, Glou Alpine Station,
no mill ii ii li i ^ ^ I eb. I*, 188.1, writes: "Bone
he goes and doe* likewise.”—Edgefield ^lobtl p*d*<jn lorced me to have mv
Monitor, 21st ult. amputated, and on the slump there i
D Is too utterly too bt|d It was -ad wmea large uioer, which grew worse rixne heretofore, exist-
. , .. , ... , ,, , every dav until doctors gave me-up to 1 imr between thrv iinder*i<yiied im-
emmgh that Brother Sims should have ; dle j ullJv , 2U poun j K u , lrl , ,, rr tll ,r,i rUi . nailM . „ r Kav< sti?l A Co.,
l*:ft us, without a word of warning, to ( 1 began to take H B B, and 12 bottle* w‘u* dissolved bv tiiittnal consent July
sew buttons and put our trust in pins. Increased my weight to 180 pounds.and ism’i. The business will be conducted
and to grow lonesome in the relirfuut "'I** 1 ? ‘n^^undand "^11.“ I never knew by Kay Jc (’o. on their own account who
* — w hat good health was before.”
Will /rartka at the fowawlof placet at mm
Brntione<l.
BAMHiMd-flegTnB'ac the 8mt Mon tir ta aaeh
Biootii sod cnanniMig fur we f>lke«iac week.
Office at ii e liar: to* grvel.
vv itxisro*-T>ie »ec..o-J wack ta each Bootk.
Office *1 reei-terce.
heroatu uic wee** msa-h maatti will aval ea-
taaeuiea;a ji we oouinrr.
Trade witii the men w ho advertisc.
Join with the crowd that ever gre»w.*
A* on (o < 'hnisiir*Vstore it g** -*,
Not by the broad and beaten road
That lead* to Pluto’s dread abode,.
But to th<* year round « hristmas tree
- Where Christie mukys his minstrelsy.
Li lo t Male hiiI hVniHle In lituie
Win. W. Moore & Co.
ALL CASH!
M'S* O’HEI RN K vvill ofien a scTiool
for Boy* anti Girl* on the tir t Monday
in rsepteiiilier. 'Thorough instruction
in ail the English Branches, Latin,
French, Music, Instrumental amkVo
cal. ami Calisthenics.
Application* mad?* to “Mi** E. M.
O’Beit nr at the Willistou Hotel.
attgH-tl
lingering of Brother Hugh Wilson, tlie
last solitary survivor of the up country
singleness.
But it passes all previous experience
of cruelty that our brother McLentta
should urge the fourth estate to add
the sting of .‘‘hot shot” to the chill of
"cold shoulder” on which tho girls
have feasted us for these many years.
HS*>um# all liabilities of the late tirm.
THK nut'll AN (ilKL.
INibltshoil by rrt(uc»t of Mr. J. N.-Walker.
nov 28-tfJ
J. H. HTILL.
No horii.-, no hout»- for th?- pretty little girl
A* sktssi at a prince’* hall;
As ske trembhiiK *t(**i on the |»urior steps
And leaned ou the marble wall.
i JirutUer Mo, wo expocted kinder
U becomes my duty before winffog i 6r»tiP»ni eu<1 gentier sympathy from
this coauauuication to oWolally^ati- 1 y our Hands.; .We knew that you w ere
nouuce to your honorable bodies rich iu\tie possoksiott of a good turnip TUr clothes were thin and her feet were bare,
kUdiifii and much-lamented death du-! l )atvh cow ’ th '' t y° u Wt?ri ‘
As she trembling suasion the parlor steps
wall.
AN ORDINANCE
And leaned on the marble
The night wa* dark and tne snow fell fast
Yet tlie rich man doood hi* door.
Give rue home mid a bit of bread—
One crumb if you give uo more.—Repeat.
ring the pa* summer of tho Uim. I. 8. 1 ha PI , J' u a^HGion with a charming
Ba. U l*rg>W State treasurer l fw,,tt “ lne . ediU>r » au,, ^ roud of tl,e fcolw
i vl! ^ » »urcr. { management of a bewitching little d—
I will uoi enter, here upon any eulogy . .7 , . , .
i j . .' bi calico, but we never before thought
ot this greatly beloved and osiatomul „
entirely out of the milk of Human
Yet the rich man closed his door,
! And hw proud It)*) curled as be scorn fully baid
Have now on hand A complete assort
ment of COFFINS and ( ASKETH of
all size* and qualities. Price* very rea
sonable.
Person* needing them w ill find it to
their advantage to call on W in. W.
Mm.rc ac McN AB, WALKER \ < O.'S
Barnwell C. IL. S. G. fcb28-tf
NO TRASH! COHON SALE DAY.
GOOD MEDICINES.
Like Falling Leaves-
Bargains arc lying thick on my
^ CENT COUNTERS,
|Q CENT COUNTERS,
No room, no bread for the poor.
♦*
greatly beloved au{). cataoumU i
citizen, for hia eminent virtue* arc too
widely and uuiverkaily recognized to
need the Words of passing praise.
Beautiful in the sipuplicity of hia
character, grand iu the faithful per
formance oTevery duty, able in the ad-
nUnietrmlloo of the high function* that
bad been entruaied to him, and with
blessed Christian charity tempering
acid swcettnlog every act, thought and
deed of hia useful Ufe, his memory
■ffifely and eaduringly in .the
I’ll freeze she said a* ^he sank at sight
And tried to cover kt r f** t
With her tawdry dress alt covered with snow —
Yes covered with snow and *Ieot.
‘oor orphan that grieves to-night.
kindtte*-, nor judged your heart to lie ; Father, ala*! 1 never knew,
harder than a Cloud's creek in)ih c . r : ,,cr
... . . Mr mother slot-tot in a new-made grave:
miilsloue. Horrow abides witii us and p
our oj\u devil gently hums
I’d rather pitch forks iu Gehenna, _
Thau stick type for Air. McLeui.a.
And now with a heart for any fate,
we invite your fuller sympathy to this" The hours pas*l on and the midnight chime
later utterance of our boiler brother:
Be it ordained by the Town Council
of Barnwell: .
4Titat tin* use of Flre-Worka of every
kind, excepting alone the ordinary *inn 11
‘ fire-crackers,” is strictly prohibited on
the streets and parks of said town, y
Any person violating this Ordinance
-Imil be putii*bed by a line of not more I
that! (5 or live dayson tlie public streets ’
at work for each violation.
Done iu Council this 22d day of No
vember,'1889.
G DUNCAN BELLINGER,
inteudaut.
M. J. FATE,
Clerk.
\V jcst’s Elkctric Cl'kk, price $1.00 j
per bottle ‘ • 1 ft CENT COI NTKRH,
Lawrknck’s Livfr Stimi i.atok— Xtl
price .»0 cent* per bottle.
CU^rles Peclimatin i* agent for the*e
ex.-ellent remedies »Md will U< pleased
to relieve the sick and suffering.
seplB-tf
During the Cotton Season tlie mem
ber* of Faith, Fair Pend, Siloam. Well
Bran.dt, Joyce Bratieli, Friendship,
Dunbai ton ami Red Oak Su4>-AiUani**s
will offer votton fttr sale at Barnwell
Court Houseon Thursday in each w**ek.
f’ettoit buyer* generally are invited
t* attend these sales. faug22-tf
Buyers.
Lands For Rent.
The rich men lays on his velvet couch
And dreams'ot silver a ml gold * . .
While the little gtri on her bed of snow
* Murmured so «old, so oold.
I
‘Ht seem* to us that motiey gets aear-
cer and scar^r every year., W* pre
dict that uttbnts there U a dtange we
^ —Times and Deiooorat, 27th * Hl ^r harfCd ^a world kt*
five years,
uft.
OFFER for rent for th« next year or
a longer term on reasonable terms
j the follow ing tracts of land across the
Lower Runs:
The Beck Place containing 150 acres
! of cultivable lands.
K»US«w w* . fiuM-ml kn.ll, ’ <. ^ •>-*“ Wrory coo-
And Ihe Fairtii sevau*] wrapjssi in a wfuding talking JUt) acres of tulu\able l^'al.
j Both places are strtrtty healthy wnd
And the driftjng snow still fell | have dwelling*, tenant houses and ne-
j eeaaury outbuildings* with good water.
For iurUmr tidormaittuuaHdv to- ^
T S. h. l-EAVOCX,
There’s ro^m. ther e bread for th«- p<x*r. cut 24-tf] Barnw ell C U .. 3. C.
Eest in Barnwell
20 CENT colntkrs »
25 CENT COUNTERS, *tc., Ac.. Ac.
Come and Gather Gome
Rufus Sanders
Before the harvest M?H*on i* over knd
your money melted by the hot prices
The WilH*ton, S. C., Alliance Hale
Dav for Cotton Is on each Friday in.the
forenoon and^it Elko, H. 0., on same
days in tlie afternoon.
Buyers invited to attend.
P. H. LOUD, Jr.,
, Secretary Willistou Alliance-
sepl9-l w
RESTAURANT
I* ready to serve hi* friends wTlTi hot
meals three times every day.
KkFUH SANDERS, .
aug*29 Proprietor.
that obi ami hardened merchants are
; w ringing from you. 1 iiave a great
i many article* that you* need and your
! wife w ant* and your children would cry
i for. Don’t go away front Barnwell
j without carrying off enough to make
H0^E H/IPPY.
W azQ-ted*
lOOClOO
Come and keep coming, for new goods
are arriving eo.itinualiy and prire* are
resting on everlasting bottom betf rock.
I.aiiies waited mi first, gentlemen
next and old bachelor* on rainy daya.
Budiel* ibmnd. Dry Cotton at
Klko.
ALSO r — ^
Car Load Lots at Reynold* apd White
pond.
llighesr e*«h price* paht-br
B. STRING FELLOW,
scplMf « _ Llluib. C.
J. R. Ejnstein,
141 CONCJKKUM ftTKKKT,
HAVAlsTTSTAM OA
WholesaU l>ealer iu GenU\ Boys’,
Childrens' and ladles' Hats.
July 4-1 jr
E.K. SOLOMONS^
—WITH—
J; EPSTEIN & BRO.,
Wholesale Deaiur* In ||7|r Goods, N O
tlona, Gents' Furnishigg i^ods, Ac.,
[ W0 Congrxss Btrekt, 8a vawX’aHi -Gg.
^ 1 Jt»ly4-ly.
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