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THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1890..
fr—i—' —
Tin W'snilnr nv-eti^s of Barnw«U.
Lo*lffe No. 10, KnUrbts of Pythias,
will Ik* held at their Hall on Friday;
rtfulit at 8 o’.elocltv A* f«U attend-
tuice la requested.
. Wm. McNa*.
K. K. 8.
The next regular eommnnhtatlon of
Harmony lx)dKe No. IT A.'. F. -. M.*.
will l>e held at the uew .Masonic Tem
ple in Harnwetl upon lUth day of
, the same beinx the 2nd Saturday
in said month, l**«inning at “High twelve.”
i By qj&Jer of \V.*. M.*.
f ^ 11. P. ANi)EKSoN, 8L'eretary.
To Ry.VT.—My Brick Store on R. R
Avenue, Blackville. Apply to
may 22-tf) * E. R. Mkykr,
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Rev. 1). W. Key preached in tfte New
berry Baptist Church on Sunday.
Mrs. Y\\ Gihnore Simtnsuind children
have gone to llcndursouvllle, N. C , tdr
the Kutnmer.
M iss Minnie Walker roturned home
onJCuesday after a jHcasiint visit to her
llarnweiTTriends.
The Barnwell Baptist congregation
voted a six tVeeks vacation ttVRev, C. G.
Bradford on Sunday.
The attention of melon growers is
called to fhe advertisement of I). E.
Moore & Cof, Springtield, Oh o.
Geo. G. Thompson, Rsq., of Florence,
js spending a couple of weeks with his
friends and relatives in this county.
Clerk Simms has received the tlual
pension warrants for this year fop dig.
tiibution. They amotmt t<) $n,n'ceaeh.
'Fhe closHig exercises of tlie Allendale
Graded School will he held at the Gil)
0|>er» House* tomorrow evening. Door*
opes at. 8 o’clock. The ptiidic cordially
invited, to attend. _ . *«
The Democratic clubs, so far a* we
have learned, are in favor of holding
fast to the couvghtipu plan of ohoesing
delegates to the Suite nominating con
vention. ..
H D.'Gill. at the corner of the Bank,
is now putting up ice-cold milk shakes ,
and lemonade, and keeps a fresh sup
ply of lemons always on hand. He
wants the public t<> patronize him and
keep cool. .
Tlie stockholders of the Blackville,
Alston ami Newberry Railroad held
their annual meeting at Blackvil’e on
the 18tii inst* The fellow ing hoard of
directors was elected: Geo. A. Weg
ener, Rudolph Siegiing, H. F. Bremer,
A. 8. .1. Perry,of <;harleston; \. Kline,
of 0]1 i ity, i’a; I). H. Salley, of .‘Ri
ley’s; Mike Brown, of RarnwoH; SinY’on
Brown, of Blackville; kml AlDpd .Al
drich, of Barnwell.
The officers elected are :
President, Geo. A. Wagoper.
Secretary and treasurer, Mike Brown,
Auditor, 11. R. Walker.
Superintendent, .1. C. Keys.
niackrlllp Jl .*ws.
Miss Minnie Buist has returned home
after a pleasant. vii^it to relatives at
Bamberg
Mr Marion Izlav, who lias been in
Augusta for some time, lias returned
home. *—
Willie Molony is at home from St.
Mary VGollege, Belmont, N. V.
Harry Iziaraml Hprbut Gyles, who
have been ai tending Patrick 1 * schotd at
Anderson, have come home to s
the, vacs tl(TI)
Eailor People :
In the next le gislature w f e will need
the very best men, and as tilling the hill
in evary particular of character* re
sponsibility. capacity and public spirit
J beg to immimite Mr. B. F. Kiliiirgs-
worth, <»f Bull Pond t *w usltip. for-tlie
House of Representatives. W'hiie he is
not an oltiee-seeker 1 believe him to bo
too goi»d a citizen to turn a deaf ear to
the call of ins county. .
I’.UXNbfl Sl'HIXOS.
MONEY TO LEND A, T. WOODWAUD,
E<U(or People:
T.et tlie. oflice, seek the man: It will
find in Mr. C'.M. Eden (ic’d the very,
material that will da* needed in our nex t,
Ilegislature, ifo is strong, true and
brave in the disqfaarge of all the duties
of citizHnsliip. he is a man of tine
judgment and trained Imsiness habits
and wfd make a faithful public servant
who will live up to and labor for the
Aliranee justice,<if ‘‘equal riglits for ail,
special privileges for none.”
Voter.
Martini In K«'te tu lt(‘}M*nt at l.fiHnrp.
Chattanooga News : Rev. Sam .Jones’
daughter, Miss Ayiiie Jones and Prof.
William Graham, who qloped from
CartersyHle last Christmas and weia
married in Chattanooga by l>r. Dnm-
bell, rector of 8t, Paul’s clmfch, have
S parated.
The facts of the elopement Were fully
published in the Ne^vs, a.ud -will.he.
hv—our readers.
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Tlie comBbuicement exerci>es of the
Appleton school are appointvd for to-
inorrow. Everybody invited to attend
and enjoy the soeial and literary luxu
ries of the occasion.
Mr. N. W, Ellis completed on Tues
day his census of the mortgage of real
property executed in this county sitic#
3 ssn. They number 4,0»'<1. Mx’.y of
Messrs. Williams and Bamh<‘rg have
opened a skating rink at Court House
Hall.
— Capt. Keys, of the B.’A. & X. R. R.,
is liaving a pair of platform scales 'put
up to weigh the watermehm*_tliat his
road w illintniile tliis summer.
Blackville was well represented in
Augusta lasr week durtng the eneamp-
nient, j
The artesian \yell has reached Ttn 5
depth of i;jr* feet They areTnftt Uuring
through a itiph (if granitic appearance.
The young men of the town gave
quite an enjoyable dance Monday night
at the Town Hall In spite of the lie
the *»omvmit4ou--of~-i>mtrfy anil bravery
w as large'
called
w e.nt out to ride Christmas day, drove
to a station above CartersvilW-and took
the train for Chattanooga, where they
were married.
Thcy-marr ed in haste and are now
repenting atTelsiire. li is rumoreiLtha
Prof. Gralian w ill apply for a divorce
to have Uic marriage annulled.
The business of money lending here
tofore conducted by Col. W. H. Duncan
will be continued by the Undereigited,
at tlie same place over the Bank of Barn
well.
Terms made, easy, ard Loan* effected
with promptness and dispatch, ~
’WILLls .1 DUNCAN,
__ _ J. J. BROWN.
January 9th/ 1890. -
7 FO/f SALE.
M Y LARGE NEW DWELLING,
eoiitaining 8 large rooms.
Bath-room and Water-works in the
house—nice Servant’s House, larg<»
Stables, ami all necessary outbuildings.
Fine well of water.
Large vegetable garden.
Handsome flower garden.
Best location in town.
Terms easy. Apply to v
A. J. LtVY,
Blackville, S, C.
dec 12-tf ' / . ? • “
FOR SALE.
Three lots on Main street with 30 feet
front by 2(H) deep, bet weeu&DavU’s law
oflice. and i’ost office.
Four lots opposite Mr. YV. Gilmore
Simms, same measurement.
The lot and rcsid nice now occupied
by < H|>t,. YVmtdwftfd 104^200 feet.
The live tots and buildings lietw.cen
I be 'coupie, Tobin’s-iUm g-storc aud -1 ’pot oflh-e on
Main Street.
These are the ilTnst desirable buildin
lots iii the town fur any purpose-a
will be sold reasonably.
-For full particulars apply to
A. T. WOODWARD.
fch 20-tf
ng
•id
Do'Ynr A l> v KltnftK ?—Y ears.
vvlien Henry YY'- Grady was strug;
v attemh'd, anM danoing was] adVerlllemcnt
ago
link
t > bring the Rome Commercial into the
nt ranks, lie Tailed one day and
asked the,Rounsav ilie Brothers for'an
M r. J. YV. Hoiin>avil 6
j\onn>a\u t
obotlv reaih
li in hu\e f»eeri satistlrd, however.
*l’he regular quarterly niceUng of the
kept up to the “wee simr hour*.’’ , ,, , .. ,
The 8 C. R. YV. and Town Council j repU ‘ l : "bv,Grady, nt
have at la*t satisfactorily adjusted ti:eir | your paper it is of no use to advertise
long dilferenthf on the side track qu s-, in it.” A happv thought suggested
tion. Last I hursday arth h s of agree- | Us ,, lf to Mr . ciruiiy. He wentto hls of-
niejit were signed, giying thc.Jf. R. an
For Sate.
I thorities ihe rl^ht to lav a ride track on
rrpm.rqu.riMI,- m.vllup ..i ^ " f " l -, '»'»'» Hnr. Tlu-
».TnwSfCmimv Mr.li.-2l Snrlrtv «W I “* “* to
T«Ti.n'iriar»*rlt-TutrVTmr.MII, 1 "uiU
At II.2U oVl..-k. ' ' - .... :
X. P. Kikki AXO. Sr.. M. !».. I*r«.. I 11 " IT l ! , ' l 'V .* » ,r ' 11 ;
I*. K. Itm,M. I»., Sec'v. j «I-;rirlu-r on ^u,lur«Uy mg . .. W.t .
T ; 1 \\eH‘L. t \\lnlc walking from hi* hou^e
"^n^F^KSoergDeiiiorratic Club wasT to tli** road b** acriilfiitlv sfepfKxl upon (
reorganized on the 21st lust., by ih*
s’U'ction of Capt. G P- llaiiilierg, Pres-
i lent; C. B. <Froe, Y'ice-Prcsidciit; N.
Z. Felder, Trea-urer;. 1>. H. U iUjer-
e|MK>u, NecreU/f.
I adie* remetnlier tlie aernnd meeting
4>f the Memorial Assia iatiou of Baru-
v el I county will Ih* held at the OiH^ra
House, Barnwell, on Tbursday, July
Ihl, at 7 oVliH*k |». in. A full aiUMoi- •
Mice D requested a* there i# Mill* ll bllei- j
ness to he'attended £o.
M Lot'UK Pj rftis, V retnry.
prof. Row ell. of tl^e Graiiam* Graded 1
eeh«Mt|, is solicited by many voter* to Ih*
a candidate for 8* limd l ominissi.iiicr.
He is one of the mostaccomplinfeed, *uc- j
t*e«sful and energetiu teachers in the
Mato. His friends are sure thatH elec- ,
t<*d he w ill make a thoroughly success- (
fill otticial.
• A. Howard I'atterson, Esq., is an-J
IHMtnced as a candidate lor the flnnse of
Representative* to-Jav. He is a young I
iMsn of exemplary icabits, ha- strong !
/ rce of character anil U weJl equipped
oy nature’s gift* and tluiroiigh training
for the public service. If elei*trd he ,
will always manifest the courage of his
convictions.
YY’e have received a copy of the Eve- •
ning ’relegram of Providence, R. I.. i
i*oiitaining the address of Mr. Jos. .
Alexander iniauis, of Allendale, to*
the under graduates of Hroy* u Univer
sity at the recent commencement. His ;
address was witty and wide ranged and
the audience showed ii.$appreciation hv
A liberal punctuation Of hiughter ami :
applause.
Dr. A, It. Spencer, formerly of Bam- I
l»erg, di**d in Atlanta, tia., recently,
Aged 10 years, leaving a wife and an in- J
nt a fear old. He won a gold medal i
Yds services during; tjie yellow fever |
Mlemie in Meinphis Two years ago :
lie wished logo to J**k*oin ille, but
was kept Urcharge of fhe temporary
liospitaUfu st. Augiwtino, ip whirhclty
he lived, and where his remains wen*
Buried w ith Masonic hmiore.
a rattle snake, wh'ch immediately
struck hlin, tlie fangs wounding Id-
foot through the side of his shoe. He
returned to the house q Ackly am! tre k
qiiamum suflieitad tilt! time honored
aod trusted r^snedy for sueliea-rs made
ami provided. The poison w as prompt
ly neutralized and Mr. V\ i*e is all right
agii'nir' On Y’ivk.
i»rm of the
u ou-Muii-
Bridge,
s Bridge*
i < rei*k-
«
Jarsr* fur Jul).
'I lia Juries for the Julv ’]
General .Scssiott* acre draw
day. Mi** list )« as foKovvs:
John. M. Brabham, Btil«»r«i’s Bridge.
K. F. Kinard, Tin*.* Mila.
R. F. Kirkland, Buford *
G. YV. McMillan, Buford
I. , L. Lancaster. Georg**/
E. L Clary, Itahfoc. -
YV. E. Seas.*, Three Mile/
F. N. Hair, YY illi%t«»M.
J. B. (iiiiam, BiuckviUe.
E. K. Bmhx*. YVilliston.
J. If. I. Kirkland, Buford’s Brld.4
M. B. Vam,Three MU**.
J K. B**rry, Fi*h Popd.
M. B. Furse, Itcnnett Springs.
T. F Barker, Allendale.
F. d w ar*l Sanders, <ieorge's (’reek*.
YV. M. Grubbs. George’s Creek.
B F. Uaxiey, Uiehiand,
•J. M• Allen, Sycamore.
,1. A. Dwell*, Bull 1'oi.d. i
YY’Hliam Sanders, Gr^at Cypress,
.Jmlsoii Gre<*u, Richland.
H. H. Nevila, <ieorge’s Creek.
JR J. 11 ajrvcv, vv iiliston.
J E. Hair. Bhiekville.
)l. Z. Z'*rn, BJaelville.
' J. A. Meyer, BcMmcU Springs.
Jn-epb L. Baxley, (ieoige’s t rtx'k.
J.. >1. Kiusev, Fish Pond.
W. H. Martin, Blackville.
J. C McKenzie, Three Mile.
W H. < arter. Three Mile.
YVesfey.G. Saudifer. MfiTway*.
S. f*. Matthews. Williston. . '
J.A . Hair, YVilli^ton.
S. 3l. Clarke, Bell Popd
: £. . -
fl. c and '-w rote tlie follow ing advertise
ment, which appeared next i.iorningHu
Hie CommwrcbiJ “ Wanted flty cat*,
t ffpr^qrriiiTTnrrrrF’ 'mu?: ~Tppiy w
Roiinsav iila Brother*/*
Well, tin* picture that pre« n nted itself
at HomomvHlc’s corner next
beggars description. Boys of
and size**, boy* of all tints from tlie fair
haired youth* to the sable Ethiopian,
hare-foot boys ami ragged boya, red
headed boy*, freckled-faced boy*, town
l*oys and country bay.*, boys from all i
pail* of Floyd, county, Idockc t up the j
sidewalk, doorways and street with]
bags full ot us!*—of everv tle*crip^ j
t on, n.-poc and order—houan cats^/rard
eats, bain cats, church «at*, fat cats, |
lean cat*, honest cal* ami thievish eats, j
YY'ell, to make a long Tffory abort, the 1
Kouiisavillc* told Mr. Grady to reserve |
a column tor thfdrad'crtisemenl as long
V '-AT.U A HLE iMantation lying on Port
Hoyal Railway arohmi .Martin’s
Station, containing J300 acres, about
half cleared, rest in virgin -forest. At
tho Station is two Stores, throe Out-
tmiiditigs, one Gin House. Iron-roof, 12
H. P. Engine, 70 Yaw Gin, Screw, Ac.,
and Steam Sprinkling apparatus. The
settlement* wr* scattered conveniently
the over place and there is ample acooin-
luodarlon for the laborers and live stoi'k.
I’hc flcld* are', clay land and arc in n
high state of cultivation, vielding hand
some returns. The resilience in center
of IMantation is a beautifuj cottage *ur-
roumlcd by ft--R«vse ytrd>*n juilL large
» 1 --> onMn | i 1 *nng^^>*iir{i
Attorney-at-Law-
BARNWELL, C, II.. S. C.
JjaP^OlRce over post office.
oct iS-lv
Richard A. Ellis,
moRMV ayd a mm at law
. BARN YV ELL C, II., S, C.
Will practice in all the Courts of the State
ami give prompt attention to all business en
trusted to him. . ,
jjyOffice over Tohla’s Drug Store.
june27-ly
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111 ('O.XUI(i:<IN HTRr.F.T,
S A TST-A. H, G A
YVholegale Dealer-in ^Gcnta*, Boys’,
Children** and Ladiea ? Hats. x
■ , * july i-1 v
Dr, J. H. E MILHOUS,
Dental Surgeon-
Blackville, , C,
YY’ill have regular upphiru,Trents as
Io!hnviiV ~ - -• ^ ^ - —
At BarnwoH, C. H from ’st. Monday
(or sales-day) in eaoli mouth to YVed-
nesday evening. Office at the Patter
son House.
At Ally’s, B. A. & N. R. R., from
Jd Monday in each.month to Wednes
day evening. Office at Price’s Hotel.
Will be at his home office at Blackville
every Friday aml+bttnrday^frmn 1st of
February to 30th September inclusive,
and every Thursday, Friday and Satur
day, from 1st October to iliat January
inclnalve.
YVlll make appriiip.nients witli patient*
to meet them at, either of his offices at
any time.. * .
i’aUents will find it ninrecomfortable
to liaw their work dons «t the ojHce,
tiiougii if desired will call on them at
their residences anywhere within thirty
miles of Blackville.' *
PurtKu)Rl nod Au2D>td Jlfti way.
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FIRE,
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Aoocsva, (1a., January iOth, WML-
On and aftt-r this date Ifwi itassengcr trains
will run as follows by UOth meridian time:
SotTH Bocsi>.
Smoke 11 onm
Shop, Carriage House, Stable*, Barns,
A j*. Around residence about forty acre*
morntne 11* under good feude. On West slji|e of j
n r j plantation »>lnittiiig on Runs is aswraiHp
all ages j H|1< | pasture under rail fence and
wire of about SIW acre*. /The mutes,
cbwa, sheep, liogs, wagons, plow s, iiar-
hiw s, eultivatora, mower and rake can
be treated fo« at *aiue time.
A LSI) ;
TliatJFzrm one mile from (’. IT. }:now n
a* “Mhrtin Place,” coiitaiiiingJ'A acre*, j
Parties wishing to purchase w ill apply
to YV. A. MARTIN,
^ Martin *, S. C\
feb S-flm
YVE ARE NOYV PREPARKDand will Ire fdeased to.place your Insuranf 1 * by-
letter or wire in the strongest and tliw itjost relialde cotnpaHiesun U»e Globe. A fit
rates for Fire Insurance are the same for reHutrteCompanies ->o when VOU piy for
net
immranoe iu- Kure you are rouoivodhi aisnupany ihatisable to pay w
occurs. We represent
ten a loa*.
lion (ittfe (Slobe,
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OF* I.lViCHL*OOL.. KINOL.AMU..
No. 5
Dafipashire, okmaxohkstkk.kxo,
rtUontinental^Fx:v
SOUTH CAROLINA
Marble Works.
a* ills paper ennitaued, and that wa^
ju»t what Grady wanted.—Rpttie Tri-
I rune. * • •
COLUMBI A, s. C.
F\ Li. 11VAX1\ Proprietor.
K
Blackviu.K, S. (’ 4 Junc2Rk
'On account of Sab»s<J.ay l»eing on tlie
7th July, the meeting of tiie delegate*
and the several cofiimit^ee^ wjiich \weie
tojjlie heid'on that day [toatpbued un
til Tuesday July Stii. Y
All dilegates and Go?ntnittec’men, all
stock “holders and Alliance men who
will take stock in the Blackville ware
house are cordially urged to meet w ith
us on that day at 11 o’clock promptly.
By order of D. P411. So.iouhnku,
< 'hairmyn.
E. M, Mixson, Soc/y of CoinmitUie,
Orn First D. Frederick’,
colored, of Monie, is credited with the
first melon contributed to this office this
year. It wa* received on the20th Inst.,
;ind we were once ty/W m^Je happy
ahead of our editorial bretlircn
throughout the State. Frederick is a
good farmer, pays Uig_subscription
regularly and deservA: a plenty of mel
ons for himself and a few to spare du
ring all tlie season. '
A Mad Don’s Mlsc-hijck.’—On the
lfthinst., a wandering mad dog hit a
mule liehmgfng to Aaron Bing, colored,
nf Four Mile Township. The mule be
gan to act strangely and Aaron under
took to drench the suffering animal
In the struggle one finger was bitten
off i>y the mule, which died in about
two hours, having every sign of hydro
phobia. . Kill tlie cuiA/debtys are dan
gerous. ■ f ’
^UllUtOH Sew*.
Capt. YV. If. Kennedy and family,
Miss Carrie Rountree and B. YY'. Drum
mond returned from Greenville Friday
afternoon. YY’itb U>em came Misses
Mattie Lou Kennedy and Lottie Bander*
from Greenville Female College and (^
'A. Kennedy and G. B. Tooie from Fur
man UuiveraiAy. 3 '.
Bishop Eof is spending ^reiie time in
tfepjnountaRis around Greenville. RU
was filled on Sunday by Rev. J.
lerson, who preached excellent
ms, morning and eg*nirig. - >
Miss IIaria Harley U fampe from
achoo] at Sumter. -
Misses Tillie Johnson and Bertha
hmith »re WsIHng frieBids at .Grahams.
- ' At the election of officers of WHIUton!
_ jfeta^.
Crop prospects are brightening some
what. Cotton is ten days behind and
ftpru R not so good *a last year.
• Rick XT-
Par Vouat Folk*.
! YVe notice ini tire reportf of several
1 school conimenremeiit* in the up coun-
j try la*t week that tl.ic « and girls
from Barywell rertcoted credit <»n them
selves by the high stand* they ffia’d ta-
, ken injheir classes and the i'r >nt places
given them iir these exhibitions.
AT'AXhKItSON.
-At Patrick’s Militarv Academy,among
! the'deelainiers were H. E. Gyle-—”Eiu-
rinet’s Defence;’’ li. D izlar—‘Betsy
\ and I are Out;’’* J. P. Lee—“Music in
the Camp;'’ X. G. Morrail—“Going to
tlie Legislature;” YV. F. Brunson—
^‘Behind Time ” Cydet .hfef^.cc, Jr,
won tlie gold medal prize for book
keeping. Certificate* in bonk-iJeeping
were given to YY'. J\ Brunson, J . J*. J.ee
and N. G. Morrail.
D. M. Johnston, Jr., of Eiko, was a
full graduate, taking first honor. His
speech-* was upon the “Progress of
Electricity.”
AT FI'tiiiAN I'XIJr ERSIJY.
T>. M. Rice won the medal offered hy.
Rev. and '!»>. J. F McMillan, of Ma-
rjon county, for the best, dec lamation.
The fs.diowdug w erv on the list of dis
tinctions of students of the University
and roll of honor of the Preparatory
DepSTTment: J. T. B: Amierson, P«.
YV. Getsinger. J. R. Harley, (J. A. Ken
nedy, B. R. Loadholdt, J. P. Moody.
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This powder ncv;'r varies. • A mar.vrl of
juii ity, si reiipi h nod wholesoiuenes*. More
econotiii al Ilian tlie onliuary kinds, ami
'a 11 not i>e sold in competition witji ilie nhii-
litude of low lest, sh irl weight alum or plius-
ph.ite powdws. £(>/</ ra/y m cunt. ' BoYal
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is tlie most wonderful
medicine, is heeau.se
it h&s never failed in
any instance, no mat
ter what tlie disease,
from T, Hi’ROSY Ui
tlie simplest disease
_ known to the human
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The scientifiemen ofto-day claim and
prove that every* disease is
■*»
Caused by Miambes
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RADAM’S MR R0H£ k ! LLER
Exterminates the‘Microbes and drives
fliem out of the system, and w hen that
is done you cannot have an ache or pain.
No matter wljat the disease, whether
Dealer in Am: rican and ItAlian Mnr-
ble, Tiliug. Flagging, Hearth* Manteiit,
Moiititiiciit'i, Head Stone*,Tablets, Iron
Railing xn4 Feiodog,- •—
Special attentioii given 10 all kjndsof
( emetery work*
W ('oiu|»etition eh aliengod in quality
of ifaterial, *‘Xcellene«* of work and
eimapne** of price*.
ietfM’APT. YV. R. BRABH AM, of ^1-
lendale, is fra'cling Agent and will be
pleased to show designs, quote price*
fUld-givo any otlier infonoation desired.
Prompt attention to corre*|KUideiiee.
mar 20-Jm
FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr,
Attorney-at-Law,
BAM BERG, S, C.
Office over H. C. Folk & Co/* store,
mar 20-1
T~ B. ELLIS, Jr.,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer.
Special attenBoo jrl; ; en to tho computation
of water-jH'wers, leveling and drainage.
A jHH-titl card addressed t«» i«e at Martins,
S. (>., will re<e;yu prmnp! attention;
oct lOsTMvr
Frank M. Mixson.
•UaVEVOU AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
BLACKVILLE, S. C.
Land Surveying in all its branches..
Convoyancing a •pecialty.
cov 22 t 88
Ar Klianfein.r. m 12 17« 44
■
• JBfebfeli*> r
12 3U.7 05 '
Mllletb,
12 7 47
Martina,
13 58 8 03
Bolduc,
Apph*U*n,
1 0, 3 JO
1 1 8 50 . |
Allondale,
1 23 9 10
(
Lv Alfondale,
1 23 9 10 '
6 00 I
Ar CanipheUton,
1 40 9 37
« 32
Bruusuo,
1 52 9 fit p. m.
0 33
Hampton,
2 OMO 25
7 00
Y’arnviUe,
2 13 10 35
7 08
McNolH’s,
2 47 11 00
7 27
Cuniming’a,
2 32 11 07
7 35
Early Branch,
2 4^1 11 23
7 59
Ycinaseee,
4 45 11 59
8 35
Coonsw,
5 11.
9 50
Beaufort,
Fort Royal,
5 40
10 53
> 5 55
11 30
NiiKTH BoL’hD.
*U ♦No. 48
j HO
V. M. |
I.v Fort Royal,
7 Ml
1 00
Beau fori ,
> ' m m
. i ja
CuOA* W ,
H 15
2 (S)
Yeinast****,
8 45 2 35 a. H.
2 50
Early Branch,
9 58, 3 05
1 5 25
Gumming*,
IlO 15 3 25
5 44
McNeill s,
|IQ 27 3 31
| 5 5<
v AravlU*
10 3 2 3 59
i « lb
Hampton,
;I0 45 4 08
j 8 18
Ar Hriiiison,
10 5l| 4 40
i 8 45
Lv Uampixollton,
r 11 (4s 5 00
fi 58
Ar Ailcii.dale,
ill 581 5 30
7 20
Lv Allendale,
II 20 ft 50
Appicton,
ill $7 « 13
Boldov.
'll 40 o m
■
Msrtin’*,^
’ll fi.i, 0 17
|
Milkit,
Jim 7 35
Hobhina, ^
12 10 8 03
1 J
KHenton,-
12 30* 9 45
Ar Augusta,
112 42 p.m.
OF N. T.
AKTFORD, CONN*
BJOTB6.
In the Town* of the Cmrnty we w ill iiiMire DwelllngH, School House* and!
Churches on. the Note phtn. For miff year we Will take a note payable the !•%.
Novemtier. For three veanvfiollelc* onis half cash and not* 12 tuonlbn afUr date.
For five year* koash, k >2 morith* ai>d )>. 24 month*
GIN. HOUSES, will Insure uu easy term*.
YV IXID bTORM Policies wrUteu.. For Insurance call 00
SIMONS & WOODWARD,
' Barnwell S. O.
G. M. GREEN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Id A UN VV K c:. II., H: c;.
YY’ill practice }n the State arid United
Stares Courts and give prompt atten
tion to til l business entrusted to Ipacare
j:wi 1 U-l y .
L. M. Rico, L. L. Sams, J. R. Sanders, 1 a simple case of Malaria Fever ora com-
x. B. 'I’oole. bination of diseases, we <•
AT (tltlCKNV1I.LF FKMAI.K COT.J K'iK.
Miss Mattie Lon Kennedy won '‘Pro
ficient” in the schools of English and
History. Music, was the aubjeot of iier
essay. Miss Lottie J. Sanders stoop
i»7.4<; on the roll of honor 6f the Sopho
more class, and Miss Sauna K. Boyn
ton w§> at tffe head of tbc Juniors,
•tjading *d7.'2S.
1 *—1
Obituary..
Died near Fiddle Pond,'on th<K2ist
Mrs. Nallie Moody, aged 74 years,
jng two sonsand one daughter to mourn
her depatrure. May tlie Lord bless and
comfort the hearts of the bereaved chil-
dreu from whom He lias seen fit toft&ke
tffttlr mother to that house “not made
jreitn hands, eternal io the Meaveiuu-—
A Frucnd.
ure t hem all at
the same time, as we treat all the dis
eases constitutionally.
A Hi lnm«. < oiisiinnpiion, 1'nfarrli,
IkroatchiliM, Klieninaii^iu, l4i<t-
ney nttd Idvci* IHmckhc, 4'hl||M
tmd Fever, 1'enm |e'gVouble*,
in nil H* 'Tonsr*, Tmd, in flict,
every IkiKctiHe knuaj u to ike
Human ftyMtent.
Beware uf Fraudulent Imilations
croix
Died at Appleton on the 31st inst.J
M rs. Mary Jackson, leaving one daugh-l
tgf to mourn taer departuye. May ’tfayt
—A
See that our Trade Mark (same as
Iwive) appears on each jug, .
Nenti fpr i>ook “History of tlig Mis.
Killer,” given away Vy
G. K. RYAN, dealer in fancy gro
ceries, segors, tobacco, bakery, Btiru-
fc ett, ind I), K. BRIGGS & CO., Black-
yiJIc. x (feb 13-ly
Registration Notice.
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
BAltNWEI.I, C. H„8.C.
YVill give prompt attention to all bus
iness entrusted to ids care,
January Dth, IHlK).
E.H.SOLOIONS,
■YY'ITH—
♦Daily, tDaily except Sunday.
f ~ -nnTlTtkm ma«k- at AuxusU with Port
Road and Western ( arulina Hallway, and
Georgia Railniad for all point*. « *
A{ yVniHsece with Charlcaton and Savannah
Hallway for t'harlcston aud Savampffi and.all
Florida points.
Cheap return tickets on sale every Saturday
after 0 o’ciorik, gtssl until following Monday
morning liefop- 12 o’clock.
Any informathai In regard to tickets, mtee,
whislulcs, etc,, write or call ui>on
K. YV. Hi nt, \V. J. Cka t,
T. P. Agent, (i. P. Agent,
Augusta. Georgia.
Blackville, Al>ton d* dewberry R. R
Time Table taking effectOotolicr 14tb, 16W.
PASSENOER THAINS. ^ KORTH HOL’NI*.
L-ave Blank rifle., ....X/—10 15 a 8 p mt
Leave YY'alkrr 10 :1U a in K J” p m
Leave Whaleys. H) 30 a m fl* p m
Jo*ave A Idrich 10 :18 a m 8 21) p in.
iAtave Sprittgfield 10 50 a m 8 IftJ’p m
Leave Sal'y a -a* . 11 CM a m 8 44 p m
Furry .•/.(. .'1TTSJ8 a m 8 58 p m
Ix a^e Wa^etior /../.. J1 29 a m 0 08 p m
Arrive Scivern ;..... 11 44 a m 9 23 a m
st»urn muxrf.
Leave Seiverrt.. ...,4 4f pro* T:.00 a mr
Ix'ave Wagener
L'ave Ferry
Leave Sally’s
Leave Springtield
Leave .Aldrich
fveaA’e YVhalcys.........
ileave Wattem,.
Arrive blackville
♦Sunday only. /Daily.
Blackville, Springfield, Sally’* and YY’agener
are telegraphic stations. -
Close connections made at Blackville with
tbe South Carolina Railway and Barnwell
tridus.
J. C. KEYS, Superintendent
5 03 p'm 7 16 a m
5 14 p ratf 20 a m
5 28 p m 7.41 a 11)
t» 44 p mS? 55 a m
f» 58 p m 8 10 a m
..! 000 p m|8 12 a m
J 0oftpmK Wain
. ; 0 J.8 p ni,8 30 a m
Seasonable and EeasonaWe.
JNO. J. WBISSINOBR,
DEALER IN
GKNERAL MERCHANDISE.
OQTTCN. GRAIN. HAY*
-—AN D "■■»»» . w
>lKi
FEUTTT 1TZBB.S.
Blaclsrv-ille, S. O.
Offers a Season* full stocks of tho best G*oJ», including SUple %nd Farcy
Lines, at tlie lowest possible priues.
(COMMISSION MERCHANT.
£ also offer my services to the public as a commission Merchant and wiH ptiiv
chase gpods for parties furnisliing the rash, charging only a small commission.
M y opiKU-tiinities and advantages are such that all. cosh buyers can save money,.
thne and trouble by.JUAking their purcluues Uirough me. ^1. .» — —
Feeling j>erfectlv s5to of being able to h« ol substantial service to my frtsnda
and Urn gepei-aUpublia I respectfully ask that they trv me before “going further
and fa^ng woosa.” JNO. J. WEigdiNGEB, Blackville^ 8. C.
sep 8-86- “ * • ' ' ,
-
Having jibcontinued the sale of Li
quors since tfee New Year
BEN DAYIBS
J. EPSTEIN & BRO.,
YVholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, No
tions. Gents* Furnishing Goods, &e.,
139 Comirkss
kkkt, Savannah. Gg
July 4-1y
A FniaNb.
A dude is a-feflow who would
Be a young girl if lie could;
But as be can't, dot* all be can
To show the world he's not a matL
H AS been busy iij selecting and col
lecting a *tock of GftlNKBAL MEK-
CTfANlUBE that, will suit the people
by its completeness and please their
pockets fey the moderation of its prices.
The public generally and. the ladies
particularly ars invited to call, ex
amine goods §nc| compare prices with
those quoted elsewhere. v
rAnddun’t you forget.
That you may bg happy yet.
1/you buy at BKN DAY'J Eg Store,
. -HI 1 H i i
IIS COfl
unless spertaHy instructed .by me. , . . ,
I can be found at mvm utiU-J at R»m- ' menu that protnlae a heap and perform
tors who have come of age since tfee every djiy pr e pj«d. to attend^) 1 tfe talking about.
tne duties of my office. t*
8. L- FKACOCK,
Coroner Barnwell County. ♦ Jeb JJ-tX
. •' ^ - llL 1* . ' ’ -* ^/SL * ' "I i. '« ' ■'. ^
■
Coroner’s Notice.
Barnwell Railmmy Co.
TIME TABLE NO. 3.
To take effect Monday, May 12th, 1890,
at 8:4r> a. m.
t WESTWARD,
f —.... ^.r ...
„„ —r
Statioks.
A. M.
10:1.5
10:30
P. M.
9 35
9:47
Blackville.... ; Lv ..
Ashley., .• . 4|
Woodward’s Junction... (»| 10:37 9 ri>2
Barnwell Sf 10:45 10 ^K)
I ‘ I A* M P, M,
Stanley’s Great Book
EASTWARD.
Stations.
£ 2
* I*. M. P. *1
BarnwelU Ar .i 8:45 5'i30
Wooodward’s Junction... 2U 8:52 I 5:38
Ashley. . 4{ 8:58 &HA
Black ville. : ..... . Lv 8 J 9 :M) C 810
/; - j |-A, M.|e. M.
~ ’ Sunday iicHEDUDE- I~
Leavp Barnwell
Arrive Blackville
Leave Blackville
Arrive Barnwell
a m
9:15
f :40
10:15
10:4*
p ni
6:00
6:25
9:3o
10iK)
~Lr:
ITMWk HYvlJ 1 'T>e ctoscd on the firU
day of July for the registration of vo
ters who have com*
last general election.
* . JNO. W. HOLMES,
I « Supervisor,
J \ Goods for your money than at establTsb-
BEN D4T1R8,
Baruwe 11 C. IL, 8» CL,
/ SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS.
Bartiwell R*Hwiw Trains wilj vw>i*30
minutes for connection from Wonth Car
olina Railway Trains uniesa otherwise
m
other at Barnwell and Black viile
All Train*
Do not run
Clock in 'l
vilk will
JOHN.
HiSwl
Darkest
• \H?!< A
f
Tfce worn*
pt«te ••• r yof
htanley’s recent
thrilling adven
tures and the
disclosure of his
groat discover
ies will appear
for the first time
in the work
wrtttwa fey
himself: eciu.
tied “Tn DarkaL
Afriea.” In two
volumes, profusely
illustmted ; price
m.75 per volume.
> per volume. Qold only bv mb
not be deceived 1 by any of tho
“ Stanley books ” now Uting ofrriM a
Ine ” and.** •uitbootfc.** To no woe of
Stanley (wnSributetl a fine. .
IPfllTC ar *' '^ w die OH
Butin I O and the work will
July. AmUlcants should tteta
member tfiat Sixnlef’a Msm
one in whiohhc
on tbe title page
Chari*
Apply. So J. K.