The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 08, 1891, Image 3
BATES OF SUBSCRIPT!OX.
In Advance, per Annum.......
On Time *2.00
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1891.
The retailar meetimf of Barnwell ,
Loclce No. 16, Knights of Pvthias,
will beheld at their Hall on Friday
night at 8 o'clock. A full attendance
la requesteo.
J. B. BDECKnALTER,
K. R. 8.
The; next regular coftimunlcatinn of
Harmony Lodge No. 17 A.-. F.-. M.\
will be held at the new Masonic Tem
ple in Barnwell upon 10th day ot
Fan., 1891, the aame being the 2nd Saturday
In said month, beginning at “High twelve.”
By order of \W. -M. *.
R. C. Kirkland, Secretary.
ABSOIKTELY PURE
td
IIO^WO to loan in ruihII suma of $500
to $2,000 on first elana farms*. Only
farmers who have lirat class larniTug
laada,ueed apply,
A T. WOODWARD.
Bamberg’s Masonic Officers.
At a regular communication of Oman
Lodge, No. 33, A. F. M., held on Decem
ber 26th, the following oflieers were
elected apd installed: Dr. J B. Black,
Jr., W. \i.; J. F. Carter, «. W.; R B
Black, J. W ; D. J. Rowe, treasurer;
I'riee, secretary; J. B. Elkins, 8.
TEACHERS’
Wanted—Building and Improve
ment and Oil Mill Stock, County and
School claims. , *
* . • A.T. WOODWARD.
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.
L< t us live while we may.
And he happy each day,
While life has a ble.-siug to give;
With its thorns andits flowers
The world is stUl ours-
Adoptcd as the County Organ by the Teach
ers' Association of Barnwell County Sept. 27th,
, 1890. , • ' , ' :
1 A. P. OTIS, - - - - Emron,
To whom all com mu ideations should be ad-
D.; M. Stnoak, J. D.; J. D. Miley, tiler, j
| dressed on Saturday before every Issue.
j
But pay up if yoir-waut us to live! -
See change in Dr. R. L. Harley’s pro-
fe^sional card. *
Ci*op Liens and Btlls of Sale for gain
at The I‘EorLK office.
Forty thousand dolFars worth of
Barnwell property has changed hands
in three WT'ek'*.
Col. B. R. Lewis and familrwill soon
runove from Hampton to Sycamore in
Don’t Forget.
Keep an eye on the Auditor’s adver
Usement and arrange to make returns
to the Assessor while on his rounds.
The County Treasurer’s office will be
open ever,, week ilny up to tbd 1 at Feb
ruary for the collection of taxes.
Rev.'W. (i. BiTrton, missionary of the
Barnwell Baptist Sunday School < on-
vention, will visit the following schools
in January*:
Joyce Branch 3d Sunday, 10 a. m.
Cypress Chape!, 3d Sunday, 2 p. m.
Seven I’ines, 4th SundaV, 10 a. in.
Oak (4rove. No. 2, 4th Sunday 3 p. in.
—By • appointment of the Executive
Committee. D W. Key, I'WsidenJ,.
C. r. EftviN, Secretary;
this County.
Up to Tuesday" night the
Treasurer had ,issued >t) liquor licenses
and at least 10 more will be taken out
It Is a “signed, sealed and delivered”
fact that Hie the Souih Bounds Kail toad
w ill cross at Oampbellton and Grahams.
SdiiAtor M.C. Butler has our thanks
for a copy of the “Cempendimn of tbe*
Tenth Census of the Cnited Srat.s.*—
Many men who loaf around the storo-
*nd talk fooliEhness^hi^v e a creaf (Teal to
cay Hhout women hav ing loubiug
A 1 i uie g T i it 11pvv fe.-e 1 a l U; I y" l T! T 1
came an addition, remarked w ith h -itrh,
••Now we will have tojrnl the pie hi six
pieces.”
Seven lots chaujed owners In Barn
well last week. Infdonsequcneo s vCr tl
new stores and rcsidettees w ill be bull
this year. ’ ^
The Confed raey issued eleven kinds
of |H)^tage stamisA^ ’I hey an* alt. if un
used, worth double th« ir face value.
The 10 cent blue stamp of' it un
used, brings $:UH),.or if used $2 '0.
According to Edward Atkinson, thero
are two things neede I in these, days:
First, f<*r rich men to And out how poor
men live, and second, for poor men to
know how re h HU It w^rk.
It is said that a Chinaman ucv* r
awears when he gels mail because theie
are no had vAord* in hi* Janguge. He
aimply upset* bis wasIfHih. butts llte
bottom out, kicks a dug, and I/e la Iretter.
‘‘You say tliat all dreams nr,e du • to
something intl ienclng the sleeper ;»t
that particular moineiit. How do you
account f >r my dreaming ttn* other
night that I was dead?” ‘i’robtl^a
the rtH»m was too hot.”
In the year IsfM there will be foi r
eclipses, two of ’he suit and two of the
moon, and a transit of Mereq^v ovet th
anil's' disk. The first will he a t< tal
eclipse of the moon on May 23 and it
will be invisible In Vhi* country.
Card aro out ami< iinciug the ni l -
riage to-day of Mias R t :>y »dde t
daughter of Captain and M fs .Foil l>
Browne, ol (Ndumbia, ainL.Mr Arthur
Ilardcaatle Kemp, of -Attg'f*a.
-’I’jutT’Eort.R.w i-ltes th. m c\ei\ tia p
ups* that long tile cqn biing to loving
hearts.
The new schedule of the. Barnwcl!
Railroad favors early rising on Tur.kcy
C’reck. The transfer to tiie East Miore
Terminal ha* been postponed until the
1st February.
Don’t forget that. Capt \V A. Mar
gin’s private sale continues Tnmi day to
day until the 15th inSt when it will
close with a positive and sweeping auc
tion.
WELCOME.
County I ’t h, iJ iMiwell Baptist Churi h gave | two
it* new pastor, Kev. R. W. I.ule aw arm
welcome on Sunday. The morning set
moit w ;i'* an abb* effort ami .e.-tabiished
Dr. Lido's itigit fitness lor the pastorate.
The cotigrcgaifoil was delighted Avith
tlieir uc vv shigdierd.
4 lie Welcome siu vie
iug wow; p.at ticq a:ed ii
Key, Aiejiiebaiupc and Dow\ It wi-sw-
go »d begrtii.iiqf for thcTii vv war, and
-w** nr^ -.-fey 4->.hv-wu « au -4mt tCj
T- .i-'iT <!■ : v
It has been decided to omit the Janu-
j ary meeting of the Barnwell County
Teachers’ Association and so the next
Association will meet at Barnwell C.
II. Feb. 13th and 14th, 1801,
The new year is ,tho time set aside to
make good resfdutions for the year fth*d
so -teacher* of tiie county, make this
good resolution among others that you
wilt attend and become au a.-ti^ mem
ber of the Associathm. - —r——
All teacher* and frieud* of education
are cordially invited to'attend. -
On Saturday at 11 a m. tho following
program will be carried out:
| 1. The History of South Carolina—
, Prof. E. Y. Perry, ^^
j 2. How to teach current history—
J Prof. J, Bullen.
i 3. How to teach primary numbeis to
-M is. G- II Center
4. How tuu.introduce and teach per-
ccntage Prof A. t'.Olia.
5. Language LtSsotts—Miss Laura
Willis. .
G. G-'antiwar in advanced grades—
When the whirling trait* was o ar Un/ered I bcsM#
her Htill;
Random commonplaora pasasd. thus our &har« of
talk to fill \
Till a madd'slaft Impuko r«ct erery bond and
*pnk« at last-
Worda that w»*ra as aparka that burn* (from a
dyinx. wnotd'iinji past
•Does our meeting not rroall aonjethtns: of
•L,pa*tV‘ I said: ^ \
•Ko*w«»t odor, no faint breath, fragrant of tha
. v (lays tong doad?'*,
Ob! the amfla that wrrathsd her faco—anitle
divin^J,hat grncsd th* dafioe'
Ob 1 that look-It gloomed a*aia—aoul destrortox,
tnyitlo /laoc* -
1 caught It «rhrn wa met—through the air
on wings It roves:
flaunt* you Rt HI that odor raro—aa of old, you’r*
rating cloves.’.'
• • • • • • •
Thus Rtu* irwke—at Last 1 knew what lay hid in
thought so long— • '
Thus the pramlsod romance flod. leaving but a
poster's song
-Jamrs Riuj; Puffy
TOWN T^X RETURNS
Council Citamher, Barnweii, S.
G’., Jlecember 20. 1890—Notic e is here*
by given tb’t pursuant to an Ordi
nance of th< T *" n <»f Barnwell all per-
gonw owning .^o»tl EsUto br-persunal
Propertv w thi i the limit* of taid town
jtre reqi ired tbmake returnof thesame
to the i nderaigned by Jan. 15th, 1891.
Twenty per cent penalty for non
return.
Blanks can bv had upon ap'd!cation.
M. J. r ATE,
* .Treftaurer Tovyj) of Barnwell.
SOUND n*lnd in a sound body” Is the greatest sarth#’b1«^inp.
that man is niH*terof all etloi t-, and vvoman qutc ,,
UHtions. Health and bappine** go hand in hand and uitbout
there tl no real an<F lusting upward progress and grow uig prosper it).
To safe-guard health i* the lir^t duty of parents to tfietiueive* ^ ne 7 T”*’
faithfully support the reaponalbiUtieg that life ha* given *heni, a W fl ” ’
sacred should be their care that the olive plants of their household a should grow
into strong, reliant manhood and beautifiil and accomphtJxid womanlu < • , .
;, Against the. thousand ilia that, flesh is hcir,to tln^atudy and. ie*eaieh«N*
best minds of many centuries have discovered from the seer* taof nature rc . vg
that strengthen btunatHty against the attack* of open and insidious disease a to
tlmr are contlnualji, lengthening the sltort span of our Uve*, ?«' hedged a
with tditel foeSi jkD Ute most-a.p41.roY cdl ru’DAlif.'* t It a ’ timpani h^s gt' * l ? __ _ t
present, “tbcheifpif all the ages,” can be found in their best.purity at tae new
J
: 16:4110:
A* M P. II
eastward
)
ParpWeB) S. C»
, with the utmost cordiality, the patronage of all in need of medi-
revention of incipient or the relief of confirmed disease*. No;v*
>ods, bought troip the best bouses l J the best markets *of the L n-
H ou hand and our '
Prices Will Please The
Which invites
cine* for the prevc
1ml C'e best g'
tou will be kept on hand and our
K i km D rtcIn's Weeing.
A called ineatiug of the Stoekholdon* arc sincerely invited to call at th»
Sunday even
ly Ke\> Me.-sr-
M rs. Ke!Iv
,»
7. T{*e methoda of teaching ipelllng
-Mi** riliio K. Johnson,
4G-Remb4nshipLn tbs contDion achools
-Pi.o!. J T. I’lince.
0 * - - - . V
.Ciuiikfifl Cry for FifchcPs Xast5rra.~|| i : i
of the Blackville, Alstoii Nevvherry
Railroad Company will he held qjft
Thursday, January 15<b, 1391, at four
o’clock p. ni. at the office of the Presi
dent, in Charleston, S C., in the county
of Charleston. ^
By order of the Board.
H. R. AValkkk. Secretary."
Barnwell, ft. C., Dec. 29th, 1890 •
, j«nl-2w
W II.LISTON NEWS.
j Am- tig t i.e tUd Vl.'i
1 are.Miss Clara Rolxr
ir
; v\ Uh le r sist'-r. M r*
M s*-Matnie H*-t
, M tv Matu • L<>u
! M err jit, of l^dg
UM , Mrs. i. F. S
Mr. P. >. >1- )l
1* a late and ao •*
census of cil i/,c
•r*
t« **ur town
1 o' A}ienda!b
M. K< nm-dy,
lerson ol A ik* i!, v\ ith
K< ntu-ify, M is* i.ptt.e
•-•pi ing with her kN-
W » al !•■ t sb‘*e.
hamjMq ol l-.urfidd,
»ia o.- additjon to our
s. IL* i* In luisinc-*
will) tiis Urotio r, .Mr. L S. Mellichampe.
Willi-i.n li.isanotlmr lirst-ela*' hotel,
the lii:ou it flouae pn-sid. d ovor by Mrs.
K. li. Nixon.-
Mr K. rv. Sta’naker, * worthy young
man, (lonl on Sunday «»f pnt-uioonia.—
II * tiinoral *'-i vic H •' ere conducted at
'\ ft l‘<> <1 B ip’i-t ( It r !i on Mon-
dat a: 11 1 m b> H v. Arthur Btiiet.
F* r his heivaved fNtuily and frieiida
great ami genuine *v mpalliy i* felt.
, II.A!..
NOT LCK
ATT persYiny hffvlTeg claim* against the
wrat(f(»r J, -B. 7a>rnr$r-dc(M-!Ofrrrtr vnri
ih.- piopp'-iy gvtiesti d. an«1
j pei sons indebted to said KaLalo \\ iTT
make payment to inv• Attorney^ James
For those who have faith*in patent or Droprietary..medicines Avu wTO, In
stock all preparations that have won their '' MyAo pul.lie a.pproval. n
Our stock of Fancv Goods, Toilet AcCess'urles, Soaps, I crlumerieii, Brtifh
and-misccl’aneouR s^indries is .*0 compleie and superior tlal it -ptal.s lot t o- ai
“liliinga long ft t’^want in iheT^onnty. 1 r
Coanoiseurs of good CigapeHtid Tt»,hacco, chewing and smoking win linu
stock of the very, best quaitv g?o\vn in America and loreign lielu*
Iti set tptioiis^dompounifed at an)' hour d tlic day or ni^lit wttii tno m s
careful exacittess^ ^7 . q ‘
We will ffivgtaU to wait upon our old friends nod will rejoice to make legions
of qew pairons. A IF v is.tomtd the County scat, for business or on pleasute bent.
Stations.
j ip.M.ir. m
Barnwell Ar . 8:45 ^ *^0
V/©nodward’s Junction.. 8:52 5:3d
Ashley ' ’. .Ui!8:68 6^0
Black ville.......Lv,84 6^0
! [a. u.jr m
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
Leevc Barnwell •
Amve Blackville
l.eavff Blackville
Arrive ii.ti'nweli
a nt
9:15
9:40
10:15
10:45
p m
6:00
8:25
9*^5
10^0
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS. - -a
Barnwell Kail>av Train* Will wait 30
minutes for connecttph from south Ca^-
olina RalUyay Trains unless otherwhe
*peeially lti-«irtlete(U.r-"
Trains will wait iiaioflnftelvron cach
otlmr at Barn well and Blackville.
AH Trains daily.
Do not run ahead of schedule time.
• OBJBiiA.HOUKK OOUCJHTOHl*,
The .ml beat chapter ill Ham well', bmjni.
KIRKLAND &- HOLMAN, Proprietors^
Clock in Tel*graph Office’at Black*-
villc will ho the stundard time. ^ _
John, t tviLuaSpipfc
HlHckvillf, A! uiiid* Atwtkfrj li. K.
/,T!mc Tablfl taking effect October 14th, 1SS9.
rassexcEft thains. kobtu round.
Leave villc.t........ 10 t3a tu* tig) tat
lo-ave Walker ....‘lit 89 ti rrt S IU j> m
J.vave Whalcvu i.JJI*' a m l 18 p Hi
Leave A Jdrtch 10 a it: b 99 pm
D'uvr f-pringtteld..
I.t-Hve Sal'v’s
l^dve Perry
Leave Wai.;Uer....
Arrive Scivern....
x)xr2soq:’S zdeifot.
Thw^outh Bound Railroad ha* missed Barnwell, but tlmold town will not nit?*
the South Bound, for *
The Christina* Ball.
Tat* i* -ii .tt W .-Hi^mrsbee s II.ill, M H-
IM-.n. Christmas wet k was one of-the
most enjoyable ever glvi*n in tliit tow n so
famous lor aqcoeasfiil etitort.iinin'*nii» of
ti-uk'-hi. „ I SCHOOL COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. I
The Bail began with the Grand March
1 d by Mr. Robert Weathershce and
Mis* ( arifb K..-teeing.
i Thonis"U,‘ Esq , hI Black vTlbb S. V.
D. J. ZORN. Admlhistrator.
December 24th, 18CK).
janl-3w
Northwest of tho ConDt Ilotiae Squanr*, I* cr-mpleted and a new era *'-f pu*h amhj tmiu*.
pluck in bequn to help forward her progrta* and piosperity. Everybody knuw*
that / . ' . *• .
10 50 a ni 8 32 p tu
11W a m;b 44 p n
11 18 a in 8 5H p m
11 ‘29 a m u 18 p m
tt 44 a n. ;9 23 a a
•OUTU aouND.
F.cave P dvern.4 4Tp^tr ,, —Tf# a at
Leave Wager.tr .1 5 03 piti'7 l« a m
I.eae* Perry J 5 14 p iBj* 06 a m
l eave Fnlly's J f* S8 p mjT 41 a m
Leave fepfinafit Id 0 44 p mu 55 a n
Leave A kirk 5 Ui pi. ,110 am
Ltavo WluUeja '. 1 fiCOprcjs i2am
l.rave Walken ‘ 6 (m~ p m « 18 a tu
AitIvc Ll.ukviUe j 6 18 p mjSplO n n»
•fondi v *>utu,— 4r>atly.
R’r.eVr 1 !!»' Spr4r yflT!.!, 3aily’aacd B a(;t-Ref
*n- Mv?r.'«ehTr--TTnt!omt.
, Cb t:c r"t)r» ! ie-dc nt Fibc kville vr!‘h
i tk«- South I. roiiiirf" R::tTr;rr rrd -fjrnml!"
TXVO AKD TWO MAKK FOUR-
It 1* juat n* true and plain that Good-Good* and aplenty of them, B^dRock
Office School ( omwissioner, |*rie.-a and Fai« Tieatmeut will draw and k«* p trade "n 1 la* t>f eqiAHl and mutual
B\kn»vki.l, S. C., 1-'th Dee. 1890. | p ro |jt lo |, uverw wellera. On that 1ii»c I havo Qrueied qnd upon ft I intend to
AH peraong having official business Lj )o)(1 tl <i roI ; t qq„. 1Ml h|ie generally will ph*a»c a. cept the chHileiigc to examine
Among the ladies preaent wer* wirii me w lit pha«e addres* me at Bu- aw compare mv price* and pa*s judgment uihoi my claim Jo be tho
Mr*. M. F. Weathersbee, black silk, 1 7 J " * 1
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.
Bainl.crg Nona.
i ig v*«.* tbt* s< eno of another
atutuiiy m -iu.i.g bv which the
>i Me»«*r> FoWlei tV F'.tk. the
> ••litp"t 111 ui ol Mi*-S.iii.e Kn e
gen r.u stor • ot .vft. J. U.Copc-
r« Ouriietl. I lie iiat Lc-g li< U‘l,
tv -1 i« s •»! Jlcssi s.
R. Braiihain v* er»i
.1 lie lire -.;ir.,el iii
in-ii 1 a nee i\ cr.
a*
ll>lr
• i.a .
!i *• ou
1 taker y
miliiiir
a «i ue
iutid w
the tow 11 hud and
J. F. Folk, it lid (
slIghLiy duma-.e Jl
l lie naiyer v .
i he l1%*V - an J
1 o »\ s : .,
J. D. Ctipelam
Luauritoce ;
f l.oo-t ’—
Jj. D. .‘•flioakc,
ra if/. ” «•
•Uis* .‘'allic/Rlco, millinery, ?2,00<>, in-
kuranee flj.i.xi .
Fqlk A FovvTcr, bakery, $630, no in
surance. •
v Mis* Mary Kounctt, store, J1,000, no
iusurune*'.,. ..
The agencies of II. M. Graham and J.
\V. Bair carried ijte po.icies on the j
property d *>troy</l. . 4 lie iMirnt district
, ^>i ick *t«re, 43,5oO,
-t 'VK >2,tk ■iu-liu.uicc
More 11,0 ;0, mi iusu-
M.
^Hyer trimmings, pearl*.
Mia. *J. K. Kaalerlmg, hnnd*omc
black -ilk. gold pasaimentre, diamond*.
Mrs. A M. We.tthersbec, black cash*
mere, w ith jet. • - % * y
Mr*. Ernest Smith, cream albatro*,
riohon*.
Mr* Allred Owen*, black velvet.
Mr* A.M. Kciincdy, lovely costume
of pink cashmere
Mr*. J. M. Ashley, h«lh>trop§serge.
Mr*. R J. Rouutr e, bla«-k silk.
AJ rs. S Hair. Iilat’k street dres*.
Mrs. J. I*. Matthews, grey silk with
velvet.
Mi** Carrie Easterling, exquisite
dres* of green China silk with pink
Rhadamc satin.
M is- Klv ii a 1/lar, w kite ca-hn>ere and
* it:it.
Mi*s Maggie Mol,'***, ^Chariest© 1 •
ptaik satin, hlaek iK't.
Mis- Mamie Einest, Ridgeway, terra
eotia silk . . 1
Mis- Annie Trotti, black velvet and
pink.. •
v.i*s.V a Kountice, white Valeiu*-
• on os Wice. »
, . .Mis-D"dle Mutthews,qin-tty combi-
naljirw ..f pink eashmere^ velv-1 and
diunp-ml*.
, M j t.- Alice Wise Lecsville, red alba-
i trn*. *— • . ‘
Miss R sa Etheridge, Leesvtllc, black
net over pink. - -
Mis* Met tie. Matthews, pink albatro*.
Mis.- Clara Roberta, Allendale, white
vn-bmere with satin.
ford's Bridge,
I will beat I he ctmntjr seat on'the I
first Monday in eaiV'moiitli and the I
Tuesday follow ing. . _ . I
K 0. KIRKLAND,
School Commissioner B. C.
_dee18-dw ' I
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
(hrslgU'd will Ills Fils tins! aceount
wl'h J. O. I'attefson, E*q , Judge of
l*rol»ate, on Monday, ‘h** 6th day <d
January n«*xt, Ht 11 o'clock in tho for**-
iioon, a* AdminGtrator of the ost*p* of
A. W.* Smoak, deceased, and a*k for
Letter* I)i-inis*ory.
J. G. SMOAK, Administrator,
deell-td
LKADl'ilt IN LOW PRICKS
-C. KIA>, Sntti iir.T.ndeut.
Barnwell Oil
—AND—
Fertilizer Company'
rRFJiipfrr.
In Choice Staple and Fancy Grocerlei that will strengthen the labotPr and coux Kr*r*\t*
tho appetites of the .lelicate: J JUUNMJN IIAGOOD,
I In Clothing that w Ul defy the cold of winter and dispense w ith lu# :iUc,PMu1 * k | M j K f -jj I(OWN - 1 ‘‘
I of the doctors. I • *. «i’ * * a. /a -• ar _ _
In Dry G‘x»dfc that can not fail t« plea«e purchnser* of all classes. &LC * 1 lir -4». & Gt>. 1. Axxagtm*
In Dre** Good* that will make their wear, rs hippy in the know ledge that they DIRECTORS;
! are the obf -rvod of all observers. , I ■ „ _ ^ M M
1 In Shoe* that give comfort and gra eand beauty In all the datlv walks of life. | Uaoood. Barnwell0. H. S. C*
In Notion* in ♦•mlle-H variety. Glove* Haiidkerchiefs, ll'isiery, R.hb» u*, Lace*, 1 ^ * Bim^ n.
Perfumery, Embroidery. Soap*., Com!»*, Brushes, A:c., 4tc. j l>. 1 . hoj t iu»
lit all the Household Good* In coi:*tatit u*e, < rockery ware, Tinware, Hard
ware, Cotlcry, *%«•♦ Ac. * .1 . . # r- « «<
In all the wide \aiiety of aiticlos kept in all first class stocks of General Mcr-
ehnmlise.. / -
Come, and be convinced to your own profit aud pleasure.'^ rhis adverris^OTtMit
is ►Imply my invitation and program. :w»d not any attempt to qcsenb.s ad the at
tractions and advanuges 1 am offering. ’ ,
Administrator’s Sale.
liar Dwell C. II., H C.
lurER. Lees, ti. C.
.Simon UisiWM, BUckvIDe, B C.
O. VV. IIomball, Mtileuvitle, B.C.
Jso. M. Gaticx. Atlsiita, Ga.
O. A. Waor.XKft, t barlcton, 8. C.
J. K.'Gaknltt, Savannah, Ga.
D. H. Sally, Salks, 8. (J.
BY VIRTUE of an order of Probate
Court for Barnwell 1 ounty dated 24th
Dec. 1890, I will sell the personal prop
ertv of J. B. Zorn, Sr .deceased,at pub
lic auction lor ca-b, at residence of J.
B. Zorn, jK, in George’* (Jreek Town
ship on Friday, the Iflih day of Janua
t v. 1 '91, At 11 o’ lock a. m., twouiulea,
one tw«*-hor-e, wagpn and live hogs,
ami at the late residence of J. H Zotn,
Sr., near BUckvillc. S. (J., on Saturday,
the 17th day of January, 1891 HtTll
o’clock a.-m.. aim grey mare, one, one-
, *or*e*’W'*#Hr» a4H } liaruy**, ntte buggy
and har-noaiq l cotton planter, farming
tTRl*. 1 log cart, tt share* in BlackvtITe
Alliance Co., and houtv bold and kitch
en furniture.
1). J. ZOiiN, Administrator.
jrnl-‘-'w
TUfi >1 All' CK NOli Til i ARULINA
BARNWELL COUNTY.
IN THE COUBT'OF PUOBATX.
COMK AN II C^OM K QUICKLY
and you w ill come again and again.
La*t aud hv no mean* least d.-n't make your rhoiee of Chrktms* Goods UMtll
you have seen my abundaut coii*ignnmnkdireet trom SANTA CLAUS.
j i dunk,
BARNWEI.If, S.C.
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1 n*
aess.
Company D now ready"for bn*!*
THE G1XSER Y.
ii n
T
ALKEil &
S will be rebuilt w ith solid brick ami Main
Tne Bamberg Advertiser ha* moved Ml »ert wtH tie it be life pro ,.f.
to Blackville, Where it w ill he puhlislo d
as The Barnwell County Advertiser. It
^ islikt ly that another paper w ill be Start-
Black villc News.
/ Dr. Jotinh Aiol*ii)y, of Uniontown,
A la., will g'» We.-t again shortly after a
^ . . , p.cav-aut ChrHftmas visit to family and
The County Commissioners met <n' ' . , . >■' ,
r „ , , ,, , , i Irn iKls- Hfisai hieviugsHcccs.sbvde-
Tuesdav and disposed ol a large amount
, t .. .. 1 serving it, \
ot business. Dr J. J. (uBaimon was
ed at Bamberg.
T
elected ph ysiclan to the Poor Ho use -and ,
Jail, and Mr. VV. E Sadler v\ as re-elect- !
keeper of the Poor House.
* Mf. 11. L. McBryde, of Dunbarton,
brought vison Monday a goodly sack of f
lovely sweet potatoea. Tho largest
weighed upwards of 7 pounds and was
the heaviest we. have seen this season.
r. Darling L. Peeples, youngest son
bT Dr.- B. F. Pccplesr^whTris now prac
tising in Navasoia, Texas, stopped over
oil his ront6uoinevvafii from Now York
where he has been.taking a post gradu
ate course The Lone Star Slate should
treasure him as among her best adopted
son-. ——- . ... __ - v .
The public it stall alien of tho newly
Mr. MuBryJ* grew »t tho rat.. <,f up-| cWelad Masunia Bak.ers atuacled a larK«
audience ofthe best, citizens to the Court
ward* of 200 bushel* to the acVe, beating
the best crop ever before made by any
body on the place. And be iully <le-
•erved such a good yield. Thanks and
good luck to him.
At the .last meeting of the director*
the Barnwell Oil and Fenili^er Works
ien. Hagood resigned the i’residt-'ltcy
ou account of his Ivealth and other en
gagements -of - older res pan si hUlty- Ainl.
House on New Year's ev ening. 'The
public address of KevfisG. P Watson
was a model effiort, combining it struc-
tion and entertainment in equal degree.
So well pleased w ere his hearers that he
will always lie welcome tu Blackville.
The later proceeding.* in the Masonic
Hail were most heartily enjoyed. An
address-ofwxlcamc W-a.v m;idc_l>) Jatiuc
Col, Mike Brown was elected his sne- : Thomson, J>q., and speeches were dc-
cessor., Messrs. E A, Weil, of Savan-tlivered by Dr. N. F. Kirkland, SV.,
I
nab, E. Van Winkle, of Atlanta, and
A. T, Woodward were elected to fill va
cancies on the Board of Directors, The
mill* sold a thousand tons of fertilizers
Judge James.F. Izlar f Robert Aldrich,
Chas. CaTroll Simms and G. Duncan
Bellinger. Iifever before in the history
oT; Blackville -lias there been, a more
• M :** Zeigler, blue albatro*
Mi.; A.mi^l.nurie Mcllichaol. grey “r J *f « PaU-Tson. E»q.. Jiutge
. , Probate in Barnwell County,
velvet with ribbon.
Mis- MM tie McMiohael, navy blue
street' dress.
Miss i.ou Weatnorshee, black net.
Miss Pauline Faust, Blackville, pink
bodice vviilh black m t.
Mis* Duma Dewitt, garnet silk.
Mi-s Eva Hatk*y, 1)1 tie albatro*.
Miss Marie Harley, blue silk and al-
batros. :
Mi-s Mattie Kennedy, handsome gar
net silk.
Miss Mamie Lott, Edgefield, brown
Henrietta.
Miss Estelle Owens, beautiful dress
of sky blue satin. -
Mi** Sallie Matthews, crimson cash
mere.
Miss Bcttie Matthews, garnet serge.
Miss Ida Brooker, white cashmere
and -a»in bodice.
Miss Sallifc Burckhalter, Augusta,
grey silk
Miss Mamie Reed, crimson satin with
black ne.i drap rie*.
Miss Annie Izlar, Blackville, white
cashmere, eo train.
Mis* Ueuderson, Aiken, bUck net
and flowers, .
Mis# Jiva Heed,
batrufi ftnd tulle.
of
nty. ,
Whereas W'. Gilmore Simms, C C P. 1
applies for Letters of Administration j
on the derelict.estate of E. A. Bronsotj ? ’
deceased. —r— —-——-4
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-|
monish all and singular, the kindled
and creditors of the said deceased, to be
and appear before meat a Court of Pro
bate for tho said county, to be holden
at Barnwell C. IE on Saturday, the 17th
day of January, 1891, at 11 o’clock a.
in., to *how r cause, if any, why the said
administration should hot he granted.
Given under my hand anu the seal of
the Court this 12th day of December A.
I>. 189 \ and in the l loth year of Ameri
can Independence.
JAS. O. PATTERSpNp
decl8-6w ... Probate Judge.
IVavt
Are too Busy to Write up a Many Worded - :-
A dye rt ise m e n t ofGrrshiir^itttd (ilii te ring CencnU--
tics, but they will* be Very Glad to see and Serve
THEIR MANY FRIENDS -
—AND— ~ __
THE GENERAL PUBLIC WITH
G-oocL Groods,.
We will gin ami pack cotPHi at 25 rU
per Ph itounds, being |l 2o for a 5<0
pound bale. Not more than one |<er*on
need accompany the w*g<>ii, a* our ma
chinery handle* the »eea cot ton and tho
COlU'lt ►» ed.
-TTTE WAREHOUSE.
.-For parties desiring twhoM th'-irnoi
ton we will wareltmiMs and Iu«nre tire
name for n periud n«>i exceeding onw
luotitli at fiUoeuta ja-r bahu For h uger
prrlotls 50 ce.ril* raclt additional month.
Special rates made with Sub-Aliuinco*
I for ehort perluri* bf storage, awaiting
Alliance sales d.*tv». Our warvhouae
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Golden Rule Treatment.
•' 1 ' *,
Guj* Stocks of j^efchapdise
ARE-
Medkal Meeting.
The r^ ghhti tjuartcrly meeting of the
County Medical Society will be held at
Barnwell <fn next Tuesday, 12th inst.,
one day laat week to Charleston deafera j crowded displ*v\of wit and wi*d/nt. j at ^ o’clock In the ( ourt House. Af-
and on Monday y ngaged 700 to county | The ‘.‘feast of faj. tlithg*” provided was | l<>r l * le meeting the member* of the As-
farmer*. They have still about three abundant proof that KtWd limes do not sneiatioh w ill be entertained by Dr. E.
We keep constantly for sale Hay from
Gov. Hagood’s Saluda farm. It is far
superior to any Western or
production.
Also line lot of choice red rust proof
oats cheap for cash.
McNAB, WALKER & Co.
Eastern
A. HOWARD PATTERSON.
A.TT014X K Y-A.T-L V \V
BARNWELL C. H„ S.C. ^
thousand ton* for sale.
Many Pemona are broket.
do*ra from orerwerk or houaflUd ean.^.
Brown’s Iron BittersKebundstho
aystfiftLSkli disestKJR. r-move* cxc«a oTbL®,
Md cdiki BMilariai C^lte'ftiSSBRSr
E. Patterson,sir.
aitidtt in ail th--t reginu. \ 1no*t pleas
ant feature of the happy oee**ton Wh"
the presence of alavut fifteen ladies w ho | ^y 00 ^ -
the t h H*P HtA ** ittus nlT
1 had taken the degree of tlie Star in
Mt» •
ir Torn n*nc Arwrr*. -
p.xsi f »r noth
D7
TTEttA.
It irffi core ycu.-n-itw- lirtr.-airf
i p>^(i snpvtlta.
Will give prompt attention to all bus
iness entrusted to his care.
January 9th, 1890.
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will file >hi* final account
with J. O. Pa‘ter*on, Esq^, Judge of
Probate, on Saturday, the 3d day of
J January 1891, at JO o'clock in th^ fore-
, noon, as Aiiuiinistrator pf the estate o'
M ary N. L. Riley and ai»k for Letters
Dismi*>ory.
W. GILMORE SIMMS,
Administrator.
W ; — .y -----fc..
Large aqd Coippleie
-AND -
H ave Been Selected With tile Closest Care.
T hey were bought right \nd
M ill be sold eight. \V r e do not expect to
get rich thi* season but we do hope to
transact lot* of hus.nes* at quick, low' profits.
We feci very sure that we *uit al ^ooU.tast.-s ai d
satisfy All sen*ih!o judgmeuk Upon that piat-
- - form wo go before the people and a*k th ir trade. «
’ All in favor of-buying the BEST GOODS at tho
l FAIREST FIGURES and of selling ^
C0TT03ST
at the best quotation* are cordially invited to try
M C NAB, WALKER & 60., .
pealers iq Geqeral Merchandise.
Cotton Buyers.
Barnwell C. H., S. C.
rfFeerpt* Iv'TTI be pm* u Fty ■ Ttwr HnTll^Of• ,
! Barnwell ns collateral upon loans to tho
extent of 80cciqs upon the dollar, thus
ei.abling farmers to meet pressing 11*-
bilities without forcing their cotloa
upon Lbo market.
OIL MILL.
Cotton Seed bought at market rates
and paid tor in cashf cottoti heed meal
or Fertilizer*. u
iE UTILIZERS.
Wo will fill orders cash or approve J
credit ._i
t'or Acid Phosphate,
For Cotton Seed Meal,
I’or Blood,
For Kainit,
“Tor Chemicals, *
Our ««w n brands of first class Majnlp*
ulated Fertilizers 'and tnako are sj/C-
cial Fertilizer to order.
Farmers and dealers arc invited to
personally inspect our works and meth
ods. We are convinced that their ap
proval and patronage w ill follow.
Cheap, Quick aud Faithful Work
Guaranteed. . - aug21
-:-Doii’t Delay a Day.-:-:
Now fhat mpney is in circulation ey« 4
cry sensible man ai d every thoughtful
woman should jVrepnrc against the dan* ^
ger of los* from firo by securing
r««nee over the home that shelters
fumily. A policy in a good company ifi
the beVtqM vestment that can he madu.
T. J. prooker, *
AVILLISTON, S. C.,
Representing the I.am'ashu
i glatnl, the Commercial, ofMont^
the Knoxville, of ’iciuiesse»,~wilp
giad to answer all inquiries relative ]
cost do. iu tho
FIRST-GLASS COldPA
of his Agency. Cali in porKMior,
by mail and prompt attenii will
— -given to all cc.rresp ndence.
sep 18-tf
For Sate.
A House and Lot in tho town of Mm
i vibe. .S. c., on Pascalli* Strr* t,
few* owmttfw w alk tretn tliej
, teruiii ai;4 prices ttpplv to
i C. E G]
1 Bi;
I. s^rSI-ta
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