The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 20, 1890, Image 3
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Tire BarnweH People.
9*ir«. m BaIixwmllObadkdScbooi. Roll or
Ah thn rom^^raaitM c^aim that MI**, Hoxoa >ob Mouth knoino I'BB., IGth
The man who got* on tl»e thoorjr that
1 £(
the world Owen hi ura living, tin da U
hard to collect even the Interest on the
debt.
°w
You can And tho beet sewing ma
chine*. needle* and all attachment* at
K. W. Vogel’*. \
Charming Widow—“And what are
'you doing nowaday* lie—*Oh,
ainuaing myself; looking out for num
ber one. And you!” “Charming Wid
ow—Looking eut for number two.”
Mr*. Laura E. Ganbatc, 1551-3 Mar-
*A*\VO
¥ * H
iifki ■ . Carrie Owen* gave them U»e little clr-
a ^ KAii cular, v thHtwae voted off the other night,
pro-
THVMH»AT.*rKBKr A RV ».!>»».. ‘ , ' r "* d 0T * r ^
IHWI.
8th GtADB.
JiM»ie Holme*. Plorry liolman, Llr.tlo
The mmhir nx'etiiiit of Htirnwrll
I/xigw No. 10. Kulfthts .*f Pythia*.
v*1ll be held at their Hall on Frtdny
nlcla at 8 o’clock. A TuU attend
ance to requested.
Wh. McNan,
K. K. 3.
, i-nodM of aamo. through ^ov Cliarb»* Jenkint, Charlie Hagood.
* r*n.
TQJtlifl People of RarnwrllCotrnty:
You are requested to meet in tnase
meeting at Barnwell C. If first Monday
In March, at 12 oTdoelc. M. to consider
t he propriety of electing delegate* to a
Mate Convention to convene at Ctdum-
bla March z7tli, to nominate Stale offl-
r»*rs Pi bo ratified by the Statu Demo
cratic Convention in accordance with a
call made by Capr. Shell, Chairman of
the Farmers movement.
Let each true Democratic voter come
to the front on that day, amCBarnwell
t’onuty voice her sentiiiients to tlnj peo
ple of tlu* State.
D. Part SojouBSTlft,
Chairman F. C. A. 11. Cr
Bradford,"to j'orrect the error,
t | A--
Bestka.
j.
Mr* L. A Bush died on Sunday In
Four Mile Townsh’p. She was taken
sick on the Thursday before. A devo- i
ted husband, children and many friends
and relatives share in the common sor-
TthUkadk. ...
✓ e
Mamie Holmes, Arthur Samlcrs.
8th Gkadk.
Belle Bailey. Lula Falkoustcln, Kin-
mis Molair, Lula Cave, Ida Cave, Julia
liartzog, .lull? Folk. »
In Red Oak Township, on Sunday, of
pneumonia, Mr. John S. Coos, aged JS
years, and Mr. u. C. Cook, ag*-d 5h
y* ars. Both father and son, two of our
host citizen*, were taken away wiBhin a
few hours, leaving their families and
friends stricken with grief over these,
dispensation* of Providence.
0th Gbads.
Uon. O. C. Jordan, of Aiken, was in
town on Monday.
Mrs I.S Bamberg ha« moved back to
B.imbej^ from Columbia,
Mrs- M F. Mninny and Masters f'ftm
and Harry are visiting retaiDe* An
Georgia.
F. Smalley received another
“Tar load of nini iintTes at WiUistou • yea-
terday..
Mts Bessie Perhmann, or.Tuhnaton, is
speiiiling this week with her relatives in
Barn well. ' ' ~-
There fifteen pri*oners in jail,
thirteen *w nkiiig for trial at the next
term and two under sentence. A good
many are out on bail.
The Cotton Pres'« nay* that Mr. C M.
llieis, u. n«» hes4»cchr Airing"TIT ' WaltOT-
lM.ro for several ji-ar*, will probably
return to Allendale.
Mr Joseph A. Sinio
dired in AMcndal* s«
lias returned froitjra do'ng visit to and
Teswlence in the nht wurliT"
' J5loi*e Sanders, Mlchai Peeples, Mary
Armstr oig, Florry Price, Kdwarda
Patterson, Fred Falkensteiu.
4th Grauk.
Jennie i‘ate, Dabney Pate, Clara
Mcl.emora, Florrle l)ycl»os', Kloi*©
Owens, Daisy Dick*. Jennie Lou Bates,
Geo Biack. AlJie Parker, Chlvilette
Simms. Bennie Jenkins,
wuiutoa. , . * . SdGkadk.
Mr. John J. Blanton and wife* arc Maud Harrison, Eva Buntin, Kate
visiting vir. H. Jeff Harvey’s familv. ' Sanders, Maud Price, Mary Dyches,
Mia* Kuima Youngblood and >|rs. i P^rl Hag«M>d, Kstelle Hagood, Minnie.
Mollie Thurman, of Augusta, arc visi- I Christie, Daisy MvNab, Bosidla Parker.
44ng Mr. Alfred Owens's family. I *2xdGradb.
Miss Ma llrooker, of Aiken ( onuty, Robt. Harrison, Charles Falkensteln,
is visiting Mi-s Irene Brooker Julia Bellinger, Zaidec Simms, Lovev
Mi-s Carrie Lastcriing is spending a Hicks, Eva Dvches, Mamie Price, Lewis
pleasant-lime with her relatives in N ev ils. * J ■
town. . ■ ~ 1 —
'1r. R. C. Sprau Is has been quite ill
w itb rh uuiatism for three weeks.
The doctors report a good many mild
attacks of * La Grippe.” ,
1‘he Postal Telegraph Company es
tablished its headquarters in tow'n on
1 Monday. The citizens w ill try to have
an oflioc established here Hal.
ket St., San Francisco, Cal..iriitas that LvWMtvnia'
- 1st Grade.
Frirefte May Fmma Sanders, Bertha
Sadlcr.jSophic Bellinger, Minnie Bun-
tin, ( oi inue Owens, Frank* Aruistiong.
flaw kf Kared kl* Bsrun. •
Mr. M O, WalL-of Dunbarton, killed
hi* last porkers on New Year’s day.
Their meat is sweet and Mniud, while
uiauv vf his nclghh^trs, who sluugh-
I tcred it tijA* same time, have kn»L their
rsTions. Mr. Wall Salted-tlio pork as
soon ah^i^rwas cleaned, placing it on
pine toprtmrtTic smoke house tloor
A Kentucky gentleman who recently
came to Wasliington to consult with
tvre jiieniber of Congress about atrolBce
umi.'i the new Admhmtration was
anktd yesterday by a gentleman from
Boston whether it is roaliy true tliat
the people of Kontucky am- *q very
bibuhHjs.
“Bibulous!” said thd * Kentuckian
“Bibulous! 1 don’t reckon you could
lT7ula dozen liiblcs in the whole State.”
she had been sick for tlfteen years with
a complication of disease peculiar to
her *«x, anu nothing ever did her any
cood until she took Radain's Microbe
Killer; now sb* imperfectly well.
For Sale by G K. Ryan, Barnwell,
D. K. Briggs A Co., Blackville.
”1 think a man is a fool who w*Ul car
ry his umbrella under hi* arm on a
crowded street. “So do I, madam,”
said he politely; “that is the reason
w by 1 always carry some other man's.”
E. W. Vogel is selling furniture on
the installment plan. Everybody .can
pay a little at a time and uot feel the
outlay.
Barnwell FaLrcod x
Oeeak afWr BaaBay. Hot. Mk. 1SSS. Mala>
vtll emu m Mtova till fartfear aaitos:
AHaHy.i
*•1 JnrnAY’ MOHKIUJLr*'..
stf/p mi
4
Leave Barnwell
a m
0:16
Arrive Blackville
9:40
6^6
Leave Blackville
10:16
9:36
Arrive BaruntalL -
H>:46
W •- raTW Altlt
s
STATIONS.
I’or’over tweutv-flve
7<>ittm picking s
and during the day kept the door open
so tbit the wind cmild bl>*w over it.
,, . w. ...... years
w >V-fight, wetl-known at Dawson,
n*eth j ^ imi 1*1^ htJatl
Fletcher
ha*
re-
. x Five davs Hljr?r killing ,'tiie meat being ,-n^
n, who merchan- U p au f| ltt ptnc top* op rlie
i-ycrul v.jr. «*» ofsalt ,.vuV 111 1 " !\V
carried a ininnic ball in bis
ceivcd in »ttk* of the battles.In Virginia.
The ball shifts, being at one-time in
“Mr. Jnysmlth,” remarked a gentle
man'* mother-in-law, a* *he entered
the office and drew up a chair, ”iuy
daughter was auquiand and grieved at
the condition you went home in last
night, or rather, early thi* morning.”
“Yes,” replied Jayamlth cheerfully,
“she didn’t know 1 was loaded.” ^
Houston, Tkx., Oct. 19th 1888.
Messrs Wallace O’l^eary A Co ,
Agent* Wm Kadsin’s Microbe Kil
ler :
Gentlemen—1 have been using the
Microbe Killer for malarial fever and
general debility, and write you to cer
tify that lam again strong and healthy^
and am Natiatied the Microbe Killer is a
sure remedy for those diseases.
R. E. Liwia,
Prop. Capitol Stablea.
For Sale by G -K. Rvan. Barnwell,
D. K. Briggs A Co., Blackville. .
If you need a new beating or cook
ing stove, or-vmir old stove needs re-
of bis bead, and at anotherl ftvat will make lt& good aa nbw,
the back. At time* the bullet k r <> «traight to E. W. Vogel> and .you
mndr'•tirminfie’s'H ' ^ ^ bal you need aud what your
pOuivu nu rnmv s.h;i\ ui ?»nu u. t
J fSZLzL woik iirr1rff'Tn ; Tj''ity'~it'a~'ahljftl ^^ WMUX
... , ■ . . . . , ’ u LAiii ^+-)rTr W f ,'i r , ! ta, f | U ' 1 ,f • lug. and therattiiVig iioi*e it maileA lu
t\e are promised bmU for break.He U s.;d-ttTT^ salt and tbii.k, il ogu.ui Evrn-ng Xaiw*.-
Bun day mnnytug, |f ttw,y iionT ropir r Hum tlT° r^arir artnle. H
Caabier slttiniis aud Collector George j ~— Here is irn^JCWay foY - a girl to get
Wa*hin"U»n Ksitcrllug will need eye “Goouxr.ss or Sisns.”—Due lady rid of a late b •au w no is impervious to
water the next day. w rites: thank yon fur the goodness ali Uinta. She give* liiin a pa|»er and a
Mr W I» M iber Imi been rtPiaDuriTd ►' 1 *edi, which can be honestly • pencil, with one of her sw^test smiles,
telegraph operator at ni.tv,ii;»! (,a.. ' recomn.end.^ind_ i iH J>ri i,i;..d .iipou.’’ ■ '
♦oive«dtt»g II. D NT.i rell .iTTIi -Another. “Ue wntTl reralb ct having “Now inaka a row of elosren cipher*;
CnmrtTTnian J~e-Uc Th ►mos-m of Au- been without your ►.tt-ds *»iui:e we put , now make * perpendicular mark down-
our baud- to amateur gArd-iiing, W- wisrd on the of the first cipher,
upward on the right - of thw fourth.
gtiata, -cveral weeks
La Grippe has.lai<l low all tj»e Exe
cutive o.ncer« ot the Mate government
who are in (’dlinnbia, except rrcasufer
ktalver. lien, liouliant and < oi Itici are
out of tow n and in gm>d Unite.*. *
Lawyer Kzekict, colored, of Beau
fort, was couticiej of lorgor> la-t
week A ui'Hiou lor a new in.tl *u»-
pends hi* Mentcnce to three tear* im-
priHoiiincut in the LVuiteiitlsry.
While returning borue on the eight
oi the tJih iu^t . from prayer meeiing
at the Baptist ( biir di Mrs. J J. Ingram
made au Atilorninaie tui-step by which
an ankle w .-tn paiulully fractured.
Elko’s near Town Hali is nearing
completion. It will l>.i a Iccidcd orua-
iwcut to tn it enii'rprislitg town and a
credit to.i ontra *Uir \V.».«J w a; •». It i*
a iiandso.oe t w <• »l irv bniidiUg wjUlilo
ri*of and giaeeful Oeil tower.
\ *S4
Attention is ask'd l* the alvcrti*-
tneut in riik 1'roci.K oi the “Lite of
toe Hob. Jetl-Tsou Davis by Mr-. Jel-
fersoa DavtM,” to bx pobii-U.*! by tue
Bel ford Company of .New -Ysnk.* It
will be a gi/od book lor tvouthero j».»op!e
to buy. •
(.’ol. John F. I.qca«, a leading Waiter-
boro uteri haul, and proprietor oi the
i olletoh Standard, w as in tow tmn >♦<-
tenia} and IioimtihI our •auclnui with a
call. And we ho|*e that lie will come
again soon and bring his knitting
along.
Messrs. G W. Shell au«l K. (’. Watts,
of Laurens, au l Cap*-. It. K. tillniai),
of Kdgethdd, bad a eoufereuee ai the
Ariingt ui hotel in Augusta one
last a«H*k. Tho p ir|H*ne of their
cau*H we have never found any Cat
•-xe-dled or even approache I your* in downward *u the right of the lifth,
reliaqiiity. For the last twenty \ears j upward on the acrcmh and eighth,
your *jcd» have tlib-d our little garden downward on tlio Lentil. The marks
w ith the cliofceat flowers ” Tneae are
houio of the reasons why you should
-end 10 cents to Jauks Vick, seedHinan.
Bot h‘.ster. N. V., Tw bra- n-w Fi.okm.
G\*iuk, w hich Hoi mnt mav Ik? deducte I
from ilip first order. It don't vePm
p >«'i’dit Hindi h work can lie supplied
for the inonev,
TWralj t>*ta a Puaail f-*r Cuttua.
Do you W.TtTTV* ^.*1 that till*
coming
fall?
Mr. II. If Easterling requests ns to
say that if the fanner* m the neighbor,-
tHKnl «.f BarnweJl—within ji\e or six
mi!i , »—will plant, all tojHthcr, ibice
hondred a« re> in Alien Silk mtum n
K oier Gin wld be put up in Barnwell
for the ex press purpose of qmung it
lor uiarkei. and that so'glnucd it will
surely bring 20 oent* a pound
A ii*.r is op.-u at 1*11* T'koiM.x c.flU-er
if von intend i<* trv the .\ilen give ns
\otir iiaiuc »ud liie HiMtnnt you .wid
plant. Leroy Molair ana W ill llalnie»
have 1 be seed for pale. Sea their udver-
tUeiueiit.
shouldJ>e lull an ineh loqg,”
, him to read wiiat lie h«s w ritten. Thu
. elfecl is electrical.
A lad entered a chemist'* shop, bottle
in baud, and Haiti lie wanted .ten cent's
worth of “Hm-akymnny.” The drug-
gi*t told him to repeal the word and
j said :
j “Don’t vou mean arnica or ammo-
| nia.”
“I dunno,*’ was the reply*.
‘^Whaii* il lor?” asked the drug-
gist.
“(’an’t tell ” wald the boy, starting
slowly out. Wnen near t!ie dmir a
Imglit Idea illuminated Wm, and he
turned aud a*ke*j the druggisi : “If
your wile hit you on the head with a
chair leg, which of them medicines
would iou gel to lake the swelling
down ?”
••Arnica,”
4 The.i rill in ten cunt*’ worthy” rt-
plied the boy, and lie gaz«d lovelngly
hi a big stick oi licorice as the arnica
wu- being bottled.
AskMgli
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•Has B«Uwsy Tnl .* ss fotloAs:
Its. I kss toa—rtUafr— Hoatk Ostallas Bailwaj
fnoM Aupwts s«4 Cksrtesion. _
N*. tc.HBscu villi kMitk Osrsllsa Baitasr for
Cfesj’kttloa, AofSMU sjiS til vvirts Fast taU W'rM,
No. t taut eoitsection frow novtli CsrattnaBsUv*)
fr*w ColHniMs, rsnsdra, 1 karfottaa and Anvosts.
N*.«MaMru vltk r-«otli Cstvlins MStlvav foi
ChartMtan, CtolunthlaanS all pn4aU Efeat aa4 Waal
J. T. WII.LO. miacrint«*aA#Ht.
/
l« someth ing that few paoplt In and around
Everybody in tbe County
—can ee« ahip loadA of
Port Koiftl mv' Aow>t t Kai way..
AcorarA. Ga.. Jaoaary 36tk, 1800.
-- On and a/tar this date the paaeeofer trains
will rua as follows by 0O|h meridian time:
Boi th Bound.
| No. Fr*Xo. 47|
Lv Augusta, a. Mill 10 5 05’ r. m.i
Ar Ellentotva^ja
Robbins, -
Milieu,
Martliis,j . j
Beldoc,
•n.
^PPl«L
Lllendr
12 17,6 42
12 30 7 05
13 617 47
12 58;8 03
1
J.
Allendale,
Lv Allendale,
Ar Campbellton,
ITrunaou, _
Hampton,
Varnnlle,
McNeill’s,
Cummiug's,
Early Branch,
Y*miu*eo t
Cooeaw,
• Beaufort,
Port RoyaH,
0 ;8 20
.ifo.ia.
1 23 9 10
1 33 0 10
1 40 9 37
1 52 9 55
CHARLES PECHMANN’S OLD STAND,
NortLWest of the Gout Honsa
Thla Block of Oeneral Merchandise la by long odds tbe 1
Barnwell aud U offered at prioea lower than the lew—fc
| (. The Live and Let Live Store*
Has every thing that people need to eat, to wear and to week wttil el
prices that honest folks can afford to pay.
In addition to the essential* we have all elegances of life. <
Goods In the County just received. A beautiful lot of Jewell
If you want anything that you cannot And at the up-tewa 1
DITNK . ff you want cheaper prices than you have bcei
6 00 I hard past calFon JESSE DUNN.
C 32
2 »
2 18
2 47
2 32
r. m.
10 2o
10 36
>1 00
11 07
2 43XL33
4 45,11 50
a l y ..-
5 40
5 r»:>
North Bound.
*H 1 ♦No. 4« I DO
GOOD HEWS TOO.
POWDER
Absolutely Purs.
This powder Devrr xarias A marvel of
puriiy. sirenflh »n«l wkoleaomeaeaa Metre
ernoomieel thao tut ordinary kinds, and
-*niw>t l*e sold in comprinion with the mai-
thud.i of low teat, sb n weiyhl alam or pbos-
| hat* p.tw'1-r*. SmH o*/y in raas. Ratal
It a x ixo Pownr* Co . 10*> Wall Ki. N.
YOTHIJVG SUCCEEDS
Like Success.
Fxu
13th, 1<90.
M AJoaTliink.ng you might like to
bear fYoni “Gourd Vine Ht-minary” |i
will at Lem pi n f«*w lines thi* morning. !
Our vtliie.l in in h timirUhiiig emnli- i
tiou T«*hcI» *r t*»l<i n* last week hIio
won Id mark u* rrrxt ilny. I.ittic rive.,
year old IDuu. r ►aid to hi* sister, “Su- !
Miss i’laynspoku l* entertaining >lr.
J’nilt Mi. Enter Bobby, young brother,
--wrHt rt bucket of milk.
“M by, Bub by, what did you bring
tiiat in here for?”
“Oh, vou suid the otlicr day that Mr.
Tufl'iou’* luuks would turn milk *our,
aud 1 juet Ihmigb; l‘d see for myself.”
J
*u* wid khe throw u* down jmiI cut our
_.**** n- the\ do pigs? If tii.it is the way
clolib- , | a ,„ going to take my knlie with me.”
••rations h*s not been made public, but J \\ iuoi t;ild how tlie marking w ould he
we will nee what we iliall otu:. ' | done, “IMiaw ! that won’t hurt ury-
Mr. John II.kkI, of Chesier, aged 77 • bod . v *” » ,,id -
years, was nawas*! listed 0:1 Saturday! • 1 our little friend,
night by (.Jroen Brown, colored. Mr. f , L xcl*. Jim.
)l»*o'1 whi* walking qniotly *!iMig ^Jie .
street when Brown tired 4»vfue'7rbm arw. Vram BiMLers.
A man roused his w ife from a sound
sleep tho otln-c .nignt. saving that he
had *e.» u a giiost in the Mhupe of a dou-
! key.
| “Oh! let me sleep,” the irate dame
rejoined, “and don’t be *0 frightened
at your own eliadow.’.’
THE REASON
RADA M'S
MICROBE KILLER
D the moat wonderful
medicine, is because
it ha« never failed in
any Instance, no mat
ter what the disease,
from LKI’ROSY to
the simplest disease
_ know n to the human
j iv*toni/"~
Tbe scientific men of to-day claim and
prove that every disease is
Caused by Microbes
-AND—
R A DAM’S MI ROBE KILLER
Lv Port Royal,
Beaufort, ^
\ iwmc
Yeroaaaee,
Early Rrancl
Cumminga,
McNeill a,
Varnvllle,
Hampton,
Ar Brunstm,
Lv Camphelltoi
Ar Allendale,
Lv Allendale,
Appleton,
* Beldoc.
Martin's,
Milieu,
Robbins,
Kljenton,
Ar Augusta,
r. ac.
7 36
1 001
*7 48
“l 201
8 It
2 OOf
8 45
2 36 a. a.
2 60
9 *>8
3 06
6 25
10 15
3 25
5 44
10 27
3 34
5 50 l-
10 32
3 69
G 10
10 45
4 08
8 18
10 51
4 40
6 45
11 08
0 00
6 68
U 68
5 30
7 20
11 20| 5 50
11 37
8 13
11 48
G 30 ^
11 65
« 47
12 03
7 35
12 10
8 03
12
» 46
12 42
r.M.
1 1
BROWN’S OLD STAND.
♦Dallj. tDalty except 8oo4a>.
Connection mada at Auguau with Poet
Ro al ami Mctern Carolina Railway, and
Georrla RaUtoad fur all points.
At Yemaaaee with Charleston and Savannah
Railway for Charleston and savannah and all
Florida points.
Cheap return tickets oa sals evqy) Saturday
after 6 o’clock, good until follow tug Monday
morning before U o'clock.
Any intormaUoe in regard to tickets, rat as,
•oh**dnlea, etc., write or call nimn
R. W. Hunt, W. J. Casio,
T. t. Agent, 0. P. Agent,
Augusta. Georgia.
- ■— .1 ■■■ W.|>
m 7
— nmbnsh. Thece Had bcou llu Irotible
Imiweeii tb*^ slayer and lr* vietiiu.
.sliertil Ilotni, son AT l r ie munlervd
loan, had Brown *en» to Columbia to
save him Iroin being lynched.
Secretary of SUtu Marnball Gsti^d on
* tbe 12tli in*t.. a Ctminil**ion to ( ba*. »
M. Iller*. I. L. Tobin, J. 11. C. All, W. !
1*. Wilcox. Henry Wolil, Leroy Wilson,
Jtiliu* SUUize, IV. K. Gimgo, B.
Farnjyr, W. V. Gill, T. II. Johnson, Jr..
11. J. Morniy aud W 4 , A, AU, J r., coiqm- j
3—8rSaSurtninatFx thw Microbes and
Two' thHigs th.il a man does not often f them out of the xyKtem, and when
Our firleMan udl i* now.flowing at
the rate of three afni a half gaToYii to liie
minute. • ‘
Col. W. \ Riley hi* purrhaa^d the
Inxise and lot formerly ow tied by M r. L.
C Hire, and Utterly by Mr. Francis
l>lr.*r.
Mr K. B. RImck liaH imrchased from
M r. I,. C Rice eight acre* in rear of
Col. Riley, and will in a short while
erect a nice re«dd*Mice.
Ural love aud hi* iiral '>
( forget -his
amoke; 1
When they overtake x lior.-n^-thief in
Texas ilicy.eatt a halt, and then they
call a halter.
j Money to lend on easy terms. Apply
i to A Howard Falterson.
Me—“Well, it l* growing late. I fear
1 must go.” She—«“(>li, stay a little
longer aud see the sun rise.”
many friends have -made diver* and
sundry promises to aupply u* with
Hampton IM|h* stems,' but the v«rtmi-
toered cleverness ended in smoke and
the a*ho* of hope. We had well nigh
lost faith iu human nature, but a good- !
ly evntribution received on Monday
from Col. L. W. Youtiians revived our
drooping couldence. Double tlianssj
Colonel. A* wc use them we will con- •
trust your kind thoughlfalnos* with j
tire cruel forgetful nass of 15.ia Connor
yud Miles M.C.bweeny.
U done you cahoot have an aobeerpain.
No matter what the disease, whether
a kininlo cate of Malaria Fever or a com
bination of diseases, w e cure them all at
the same time, at we treat all the dis
eases constitutionally.
Awihmo. I'OMAM—pilwa, Catarrh.
••r«*aclaIII*, KhraasaiUas, Battf-
'ary itwd Idver Dlweawr, Chlllw
a«d Fever, Feaaale Xrwahlcw,
ia all He forma, mad, la fart,
every 1>I*»««•»$• kaowa la the
llamaa * ywiem
Mr. Harry Graham has purchased the .
rxlors of the Hnnkof Allendale. The vacant lots fronting on Church street, .Inc Skin or thk Great Hat.— Be-
capital stock i* to h* t.'i0,0(X), divided .'und containing three acre*; the most fore 0u\ing spring Millinery aud Dress
iiit<» fiW share* of 1100 each , dcsiralde building lota in town. Good* the ladiessliould *ec the beau ti-
I Mis* Ida Dickinson aciiarniiogyoung f u * stock* that arc ticitig Received, at
Firx SrxMa and I’komisk* \ gooxl * a ^ v fr“m Allendale., is spending some 1 -dohur * up tow 11 store, sign of the
‘ time w ith Miss Janie Brabham. great hat. Full particulars will be ^ ,
Mr* 8. Harry Sanders, of Hagood. S. K*ven in au car^ advertisement. See that our 1 rade Mark (same as
( 1* visiting her parents, Col and Mrs. The two ugliest thing* on earth arc * Send TJr^book”“LMstory df the Mi-
the*mau w ho look* like a girl aud the
. , , . , girl w ho look* like a man.
ha* iH'en quite unwell, we regret to say
l* no lictter. t Svet Inaujunck—I have added^he
Our Building and I.ngm AsaooUtlou Liverpoof,.l.ondon and Globe to the,list
is g<iitiiig on s-plendldly and promise* ui Uret _claas companies represented in
not only to build up the town hut prove di^ agency. It is as safe a* the Bank of
a profitable invoatment for those who England and property holders -cannot
Invest their money a* in other saving do belter than protect themselves by
! insuring in tbe L. L. A G. A. T. Wood-
Count*/'
Mr. S. J.
Ilartzog. who for somn time
H wan* ul* Foiuduleut Imiiations
Send for book
crobe Killer,” given away" by
G. K. RYAN, dealer in fancy gro
ceries, aegara, tobacco, bakery, Barn
well, and D. K. BR1GGF AGO., Blaok-
; villo- [feb 13-ly
Home Amain.—Me.s.sr*. O. Duncan
Bellingc^ and B. T. Rice reached ho.no
Saturday afforr a ten day* outing in
Georgia, Alabama and , Tenncskce.
They had a most enjoyalJe trip and re
turned refreshed iu ap{>carancc and re
newed in youth. . U 1
We are glad to record the fact that
they canto hack impressed wiih the
fact that there is no place like South
Carolina. - Tlie mother State can not
spare such son*. And we have the
utmost faith that the future will bring
them better reward* of worldly wealth
and honor here than iu the high paint
ed commonwealth* that are nearer the
setting *un. Dou’t gir-West.
institution*.
A NONTJ4U8. 1 ward.
JltYixam (••MviuDt ■■‘Hm-le AliefT* 1
Weather*bee, who has been so long
imminent a* a merchant at Willi*too,
o
J‘ n
c has sold his stock of good* to Messrs,
t MeWebauipeand Co., and thrown in hi*
K«N)d will, lie will give his attention
now to his extensive planting interest*
and outside hMjltie**' t .
The new firm 1* composed of Mr. L.
S MMlichauipe, of JohnsUiu, and J. R.
Easterling. . of Barnwell. The new
P« _ . ^
having had good training iu mercantile
life. They have abundance of capital
and energy and will wake up \Y illiatou
and ali the region* round about. .
The Peoi'L* commends them .to If*
friends, (rout Johatowu to Sand Bar
Ftrqr, 1 C.
._5N . J. Wbippur, havhig at la*t sur
rendered tbe boot;* ami record* of the
Probata office of Beaufort, lias be.cn re-
IcaMeMi fro.iit jail and once more breathes
the air of freedom.
- ' G
Tills is candidate year, Watch out
for the warm pressure of the hand und
the earnest inquiry uft r the. family.
The candidate*'are coming like bre’r
rabbit, ”a bi'ln and a bulgm.”
Married at (trahams, on the 12th in*t.,
by Rov J. J,. Sifiey, Mr. Clayton S
Warner ami Mrs. Alice.. Chapman,
both of thi* County.
Thk People oilers its best congratu-
lai.Jon* toibe batidamsw
lion ny^rlde.
girl, “Willie
of pie, and 1
cause he was
’fore I was
“Mr,”'said a little
wants the biggest piece
siulx I ought to have it,
eating pie two year*
horued,”
E. W; Vogel is closing out hi* stock
of general merchandise, except grocer
ies, at cost for cash.
Notice.
Henry--“So you asked old Grow ler
for hi* daughter last night, jjid you,
Fred? Ami how did you come out!”
Fred-“It was a window, 1 believe,
Harry. That was the best I could do,
though.” .
W tf I J
S-’OOb In-ant to icpcl two thousand)
A LT, Hunting and Trapping la prohib
ited on the lands of the undersign
ed and any aud all persona so otfondiug
wjll bo dealt with according to law ; ,
J. W. Shelton, Edward Jowqrs,
II. C. Chitty, W. B. Whaley,
Mrs. J. M. Cave, J. B. Odom,
Joseph Nevils, Jessie Nevipi.
Hair Bros, W D. McMillan,
W. H. Ncvilf.
nov
groom-wud jHo-dwHwnrwrgrlt Tdge mortgages of unln-
1 cumbered aTTtt,"7aMorr’^tlTb BrVt oT
March
S. C.
T, Woodward, Barnwell.
MONET TO LEND.
• •
The business of money lending here
tofore conducted by Col. W. H. Duncan
will be continued by the undersigned,
et the same place over the Bank of Bern-
well.*
nrvnfffe easy, a'rd Loeoe effected
Uh psotepiiiLss ami flnpgWTr'
WILLIS J. DUNCAN,
J. J. BROWN.
Janaary 9th, 1890.
Editor Hemphill, of the Abbeville
Medium, sdvi.ie* up country people to
go to Charleston by Hie Atlantic Coast A man told of an adveutufe which
line instead of by tluv South CqroHua ; was so-horrible that he said it jiut
Railway. He suggest* this a.* a rctal- raised lii* hair. “>Vell,”»ai(lihubnld-
iation for the coui>cof Kiveivcr f ham- iieadud iqan In the back corner, “I’ll-
berlaifi in trying to pay State taxes : guess I’ll try it ” ' ‘
1 <... '■ . , , . , all comatnlttg? letge roopu.
1 he myttcry ha* boea solved at last! Bath-room tod Water-works Id the
a prize All scientific mm claim microbe* are , house-nice Servant’* House, large
of #50 ana h year’s aubscription for the cause of all disease, and It lias bqeh dilaUles, and all DeceHsarYotitbuildinira.
lartm rs are wen equipped forb(t*iness, i best written proposal of*marriage lr®P* fholr wovk and stu'IjTTo get a medicine " ‘ *
a youug.Iady to bim. He picked out a that would kill'the microbes iu the i
Blackvillf, AM011 d* NVwbrny R. R
Time Table taking effect October 14tb, IMS.
rossaxEEB tbxiks. hortu noon.
Laava Blackville 10 15 a u* 8j> mt
Leave Walker 10 SO a in 8 12 p in
Leave Wbalavs 10 36 a rat 18 p m
Leave Aldrich 10 88 a m ^00 p m
Leave SpringAekl 10 50 a Bj8 p ra
leave 8al>r’s..
Leave Ferry
Leave Waaener.
Arrive ietvero..,
II 04 a m,8 44 p m
11 18 a m,8 58 p aa
I’. Warn 008 pm
11 44 am 0*3 am
soctu nouvn.
I/a*ve Bcivrvn 4 47 pro*
leave Wagoner
l^aye Fertr...,.
Leave 8ally r a ...
Leave gprlnuffeld
Leave AMrfcb
Aioricn a 38 p mts 10 a ra
JSSKSiS
6 08 p
5Hpni
5 28 p in
6 44 p ro
558
I o’
7 00 a mt
7 18 am
7 ‘J6 a m
7 41 a m
7 55 a ra
8 10 a m
Having bought the 8Und, 8to«k and Good Will of Col. MIKE BROWN te tho
Mercantile Buslnecs at Barnwell, I beg to tafonn the good people of the Coootr
that I will eon time to offer the same accommodations that have 00 lesyr aod co
well dUUnguiahed this
B THADE HEADQUARTERS ;
I have re-enferoed the heavy stocks already In atore by largo
In tbe leading markets and at prices below all former ETpmlminea
chants. I can, therefore, claim with knowing oontdaooa that In 1
oeilenoe my stock Is ahead ef all competition In thte section of 1
prices will challenge comparison with those of any aouthara
how large o^Well praised my rivals mav ba.
It Is niy leading purpose to make good thla platform of prloelptee bo tho pohtto
this year and to prove that the Alliance of Good Goods, Fair Dealing* tndjjrw
Prices.have their caotral offloe with me. All that ! aafc la theoc ^ '
that my proml** and performance will be like the Union af the
Inseparable.” Without undertaking to give partteolan of my (
tbe public, in their own Interest, to call and see me before baying anything any*
gST' Advances of Work Stock, Wagons, Implementa, Fortftterve,
Goods and all necessary supplies made upon the most favorable f
The beat cash prices paid for Cotton and all Country
Assuring the purchasing public that 1 atm ready for ‘
desert e a generous share of their patronage 1 remain
_ Vary Respectfully,
ISAAC MI6H/ILS0R,
Lieader of Trade.
BROWN’S OLD* STAND,
Barnwell CL H. f S X-
ve
Arrive BlatkrUto 777...... 618pBi8»am
— # Sentla) oaly. fDefly.
Blackvilto, 8f»r1nff!rW, Sally's and Waguncr
are taluaraphic stations.
Close connections made at BUckrtUe with
the South Carolina Railway and harnwuU
trains.
J. C. KFT8, Soperintendrut.
GOOD MECIDINES.
WaaT’a Electric Cues, price $1.06.
per bottle.
LawnENCE'e Liver Btimulatoh—
price 60 cents per bottle.
Charles Pechmann la agent for these
excellent remedies aud will be pleased* |
to relieve the sick and suffering.
sepl9-tf
. Cabbage Phurtt For Sak.
January 30th, 1889.
rPHAXKIXG the good people for the
1 liberal patronage they have given
me I.beg to inform them that there are
nowjfrowing in my seed beds 8,000early ]
Jersey Wakefield and Winningstadt
Cabbage Plants ready to ship. Late va
rieties will be ready by 20th February.
Price* as follows:—26 cents per hun
dred, |2 per thousand, packed and de
livered at express offloe. Express charge
on 600 to any point os 3. C. K. K. la 26
cents. Respectfully.
J. M, HATRT -
feb 6-tf | Willlaton.h.C.
“Asparagus Ptants."
I have a few thousand of the latest
Improved variety which I will sell. Will
furnish full Instructions as to planting,
cultivating and marketing.
I sold In 1888 ($300) throe hundred
dollar* worth from a two acre patch
above all shipping expenses.
Address at onue,
L. A. THOMSON
;,^n 22-tf l ttbwH*i~er
ALLEN SILK C0TT0HSEED.
piFTY 0ENT8 fi gW8H6L. ’
We are offering for sale ALLEN SILK COTTON SEED grawm bj
and warranted genuine and pure.
We made a bale to the acre last year. It yields 83 par oamL Hat, hat Mi MV
quality end oonaequently higher price makes It a moat proitable vaHoty. *
- It brought three oenu a pound more In the Barnwell Market tide araaeft ffhtm
the ordinary auple. Aa compared with Petechia Cotton, taking yWM Into era-
•ideratlon, tbe ALLEN STAPLE cleared •
EIGHT DOLLARS A BALE
more than the ordinary cotton of the oottBttJt
Col. Mike Brown and MoXah, Walker A Co. add the ALLEN
Charleston last fall for 47 centt a pound. It waa prepared on
gin. W r.“*
' : LEROY Ml
STABLE taa
oar
. „ _ pay -
with Green Beiitl coupon.*,
A Down Last editor offered
FOR SALE.
TUfY LARGE- NEW DWELLING,
JLU <
n«wly written, elegAiitly coifi|Kxscd
epistle from * beautiful and wealthy
] Widow, ansererod ft, accepting tlie pro
posal and Unvatencd Her with a breach
of pmuiisu suit dually, soared her into.
marryingb»u), . •. •
Irqinan system without injury to tho
pati**nt. Thla has boon accomplished 4
by HadamV Microbe Killer, w hich is a
tcieutitto bonder in the uuuiieal world.
LK
For Milo by G K. R>au, Baruwcli D.
. Briggs A Co., E’ackvlUc,
Fine well of wsler.
Large vegeLtble garden.
Handsome flower gardep. >
Best location |u town,
Terms easy. Apply to
A. J. LEVY;
1. ^BlackvliU. S, C.
dtJCU-U
Melon Seed For Sale.
Due Hundred Pounds af genuine
Kolb Gam Sard for bale, peraot.ally se
lected by me from well shaped and well
striped melons weighing from thirty
pounds apWce upward. Tor prioea ad*
dross
C. II. MATHIS,
BUckvfT.e, h. g,
P. 0. Bon 24.i > Jan t if
msjus.
EMORY
will inform tbe public that I
bava a flue lot of LeCOXTE PEAR
TREES for sale, from three to four
years old, and am prepared to All all or
ders promptly for the same, at tho fol
lowing prioea: The beat tree* as te
shape and else, or No. 1, 4O0. each, 61
par dosen, $30 per hundred or at the
same rate for flfty4reea and over. No.
*, 30c. each, $3 per dosen, $20 per bun-
, each, |2 per dozeu,
makvipcdat
prices foi larger orders.
Parties ordering will pltaie eocloeo
P. O. money order ar the money In reg
istered letter, or 1 wiR ship C. O. D. ae
directed if preferred.-.
I would advise parties to get and
transplant tha trees at onoa, but any
lima unst! tba Aral of March will an*
swer.
My tree* are very floe and beautiful
ly branched, and I aa sure aa 00a
would regret planting out a few trees
of this delicious fruit.
. Address me at Allendale, S, C., add
your orders Shall have peompt atten
tion. W.V.GILL.
nov 26-|f * *
Taka The Pnoru. It wl\l bring
you (be \g(cst pews OYffy a ?th.
—Just received at my
oa ElHa 84.,
Amgmwtm, • e «
a line lot of la>fa end
AND Hi
Stock.
not ti-kn
L. A, ASHLEY,