The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 19, 1891, Image 3
KATES OF;gL’B8CElPTION.
In Advance, per Annum.i...... v #l.RO
On Time . .. $2.00
THURSDAY. MARCH 19,1891
A td« ncxiiwu'.a
Hennonjr Dxl«e No. 17 A.-. F. . M.‘
will be he’.d at the new M asonic Tern-"
/ pie In Barnwell upon Htb day ot
March, 1891, the name being the 2nd Saturday
in Aald month, beginning at “High twelve.”
By order of A*.*. M.\
R. C. Kikklanp, Secretary.
The regular meeting* of Baniwel
Lodge No. 10, Kulghtx of Wthiai*,
will oe held at their Hall on Friday
night at, 8 o'clock. A full attendance
_ ia requested.
By order of
THEO. J. SIMONS, C. C.
M. J. ^ATE,^
— -r" •. *
A charter was Uauml on Monday to
thuCltieens' Savings Bank of Barnwell.
Wood thieves and garden raiders poi
soned several valuable dogs in Barn
well Monday night..
Married at the residence of the bride,
March 15th, 1891, by Kev. J. II. Wilson,
Mr. Henry R. illUins and Miss Hattie
Mow. ^ -
*
Jack Maner, colored, died of .epilepay
on Friday morning while ploughing for
Tom McKay, eolored, in the suburbs of
Allendale.
Don’t miss seeing and hearing the
Sanford'Sisters at tbe0i>era House next
Monday and Tuesday nights and Tues
day Matinee.
-~Mr. C. A. Dunbar, of Bull Bond
Township, has found coal In a ilcld on
his place, formerly the Garvin planta
tion, near Matthews Bluff. ,
To-morrow week will be Good Fri
day. the day on which our grandmoth
ers used to plant their gardens. They
knew no such word as failure.
Raster opening of the prettiest, most
etyiish and reasonable millinery goods
at Mrs. Molair's next Monday. 23d in-
ataul, and all th« rest of the week.
Our youug friend Richard W. Riley
was graduated yesterday fr?uh the Den-
tal Department of the UnlversltynrMa-
, ryland. We acknowledge his hand
some invitation to the corameuceiueut
exercises.
The .Sanford Sisters ought to haytL
full houses. Their entertainments are
spoken of in high terms by the best
judges and the |«>oplc should not miss
the event of the season. J*
Memorial Meeting.
The Executive Committee of the Riv
ers’ Bridges Memorial Association will
please meet at the Memorial Grounds at
Saturday 21st,
arrange for the regular annual observ
ance of memorial day.
N. F. Kirkland, Sr., President.
J. W. Jkioj'y, Secretary. . (2t
Wllliston News. *
Jno. B. Turner and Eugene Guess, of
Grahams, spent Sunday in town.
Miss Mattie Perry, of Ridge Springs,
spent a few days in Williston last week,
the guest of Mij«s Mattie Lou Kennedy.
On Sunday evening they went to visit
Mrs. J. E. Steadman, at Grahams.
To the Hon. Jns. F. Izlar* Presiding:
The Grand Jury, having ptissed,upon
all bills of indictment submitted to them
beg leave to submit the follow ing re
port for present term.
First-—We have visited the Jail and
find it in good order and very clean-
We find, hswever, that the heating ap
paratus Is out of order, which causes
much suffering among the prisoners
from cold. Wc are also of the
opinion that the present appa
ratus is entirely insufficient for proper
ly warming all the rooms, and we re
commend that the County Commission
ers put a new beating apparatus that
will make tiie jail comfortable and that
they havs it ready for use before the
cold weather sets in next fall.
Second—We have visited the Poor
An election to fill tiie vacancy as war- , , , ,
den caused by the resignation of Mr.^-f 10 ^ lhld , it 1,1 , or , dcr aud tlie
L. Meritt has been ordered for Friday.
We hope our Council will draw their
jteins tighter. It is reported we are to
have a new marshal soon. Odlaw.
Barnwell Baptist S. S. Convention.
Rev. W. G. Britton, missionary, will
visit the following schools during
March:
Blackville, 3d Sunday, 10 o’clock.
Mt. Calvary, 3d “ 3.30 “
GhenU’ Branch, 4th Sunday, 10
o’clock. • ^
Healing Springs, 4th Sunday 3.30
o’clmik.
Hickory Grove', 5th Sunday at Union
meeting
By ap|M)intuient of Executive Com
mittee. D. W. Kky, President.
C. P. Ervin. Secretary.-
Personals
of Aiken, was
The executive committee of the Barn-
weirCounty I ntefUeiioaiinatlonal Sun
day School Convention met at thi* place 1 the growing city of Gainesville.
£, P Hendersop, Ei*q
in town on Friday.
Mr. J. 11. Lancaster returned last
week from the Kastman Huakfess Col
lege, Poughkeepsie, X. Y.
Dr. J. R. McCormack, of Midway,
was -graduated from, the Charleston
Medical Col'ege last “ ** u k
' ClpT K. Lartigue w rites us that
he pas moved 'from Huntsville, Ala.,
‘ii
TTn
moved
hack to Florida, aud is now at lioiuc
Dr. I.aadan Brookergave us Monday
a call tlie more pleasant, for lieing, noiir
professionat- If Is ht-at ty hand grasp,
genial greeting, kindly tones and chee
ry laugh are better medicine tlian ail
the coui|K)unds of the drug stores.
School Commissioner Kirkland lias
jresterday to set the tiihe and pDcc and
arrange the program for its next tneet-
Hig. ’ :
Coker’s Bridge, across tlie Low’er
Three Runs, was floated by the flood
last w««3k down into the Savannah river
rr."“r f ‘ l :r„r;i ii: i -«»r c«.npi..«i m. Hr, t ur vi«.
ln ^ ‘''- lve l» to th. puhMc tohool.. II. I.
the lo..l..h«ryou.. nltb the youDK I.Jy
Hon. Godfrey B. Fowler, member of! tea<*iiers.
the House of Representatives from Our (Allege mate, Mr. C i*'. Brahham,
(Jnion county, will he a candidate for of Buford's Bridge, gladdened us by a
htate I>M'Hirer bef«vw-fhe next meeting call on Tuesday^ On an-ount of bis
of the State Farmers' Alliance. He fa- 1 health he has transferred tlie manage-
vors the sub-treaanry bill and opposes ! uiant of his r ann to his son and engag-
the national banking system.
ITu
“'Mr. Tobias F. Still, Great Cypress,
Is :t2 years old and has six children, i c
three sons and tiirec daughters, aH tmrn ! ‘
on .Sunday and on the isih diy of.tlie ~
month, and alternaudy in the same
tiionth. If any county has more coin
cidences let It speak now
ed in teaching. And w'e count that
| community fortunate which secures his
able and conscientious service* la that
inmate* properly provided for.
Third—We have visited tlie several
County offices and find them well kept
and in good order except that the Clerk
of Court needs tlie necessary boxes for
properly taking care of the public re
cords aud tlie Judge of-Probate needs a
desk for his office.
Fourth—It lias been brought to the
attention of the Grand Jury that that
j»art of the road leading from Baklock
to Barnwell, known as ‘‘Half Moou” is
in had order, both as to tlie causeway
and bridges. Also tfiat the footings on
Watch Gall and King Creek, on that
portion of the Augusta Hoad between
B. F. Killingworths and the Hampton
line are in find order.
In Conclusion.— We are gratified to
say tliaUwc have been, informed by the
County Treasurer that there are funds
enough on hand to meet every claim
against the(.ounfy both for present and
pastTiidebtedncss and we congratulate
the people of the County on its sound
financial condition, the-County being
out of debt the first time it. iw entyvfivc
years. .
All of which is respectfully submitted.
- J. M Gk.w, Foreman.
r,<
set for-to-day. and to-morrow Luciu* i
Reed‘a case will close the work of the.
week on the criminaUtfhle.
-With a plenty of shot and shell in store and more coming and being made for them.
With Headquarters in Barnwell we occupy a central position, where we c an easily be
reached
and from which we can quickly send succor to our friends and allies who may be in need of help in
their homes and fields in the busy country.-
Wc invite the visits of all buyers of manufactured goods and farm and household supplies and all
sellers of surplus produce to our
aE ieiiela
AT RYAN’S OLD STAND on the C
orncr of Main
a.
Street and Court House Square we are
crowded from floor to ceiling with a full stock of the choicest Family Groceries, Flours, Sugars, Cof
fees, Teas, Canned Goods, Cigars, Tobacco, so large and well assorted that it mast be seen and
tasted to be appreciated. T. J. Attaway and Ei>. Holman will be pleased to show theee_ goods
the
and Brandies of home and foreign make and which we commend ..to the judges who arc fond ofagood.
article and thejiiliner in need of a pure Spring Tonic. <
In our Xcw Two Story Mammoth Building wc have
LARGEST WD.LQYFf tIfST —
.Stock of General ... ry hp-n III 1 i n ''ilfliln ITn-n in Ihi ^tiil'’
■A-LL MUGaTl
tide and the ailiiy in need of a pure Sp
South of the Gifcle
,U,Ti XKW
A two riling m an old Having no one
can h** lurky all the year round wHlioui
wearing ftoineUiing new «m EnAter Sun-
Hay. Therefore tkn ladle* *bould all
jttumo next wnek'a <U«filay of new, nitie,
lovable millinery good* at Mra. Mo-
lair'*. Dootropen at 7 a. m. next Mon
day. Freth aOmetiou* every day.
Appleton ha* been torrorited for *ome
time by real or MipptWd ma<t dog*
4Jnc iK'loiiging to Mr. John La/.ar waa
Bitten Home time ago, but it wa« *n vai-
ued that,he refuaed to have it killed.
On Friday it developed Midden marine**
and hit Mr I^izar, hi* wile and Uiree
or four children. Their wound* were
cauterized by Dr. Clarence Erwin and
it U hoped that no harm will re.*tilt.
There ha*ainoe lieen a wholesale kill
ing of canines in that community
Tbr First Regiment.
the new regiment ofUtafr Troops
/ - whi liGen. V’ariey will orgaiii/,.- is i.>
conai*kof the follow ing ooinpanies, in
the order of their organizations:
Gordon Volunteers, ( ajd. L. T. Iziaf,
Blackville.
Kdisto Rifles,Capt. J. II. A. Williams,
Johnston. $>
Edgefield Rifles, Capt. St. Julian
Bland. Edgefield. . -
Palmetto Rifles, Capt. H. H. Hall,
Aiken.
Sally Rifles, Capt. T. C Steadman,
Sally.
Richardson Guards, Capt. I*. R.
Glover, Montmorenci.
—- Brow n Guards, Capt. T. J. Simons,
Barnwell.
Gen R N Rlehbourg of Columbia,
will issue the necessary orders for the.
election of officent.
Tlie Aiken Recorder say* : ‘‘The head
quarters of the regiment will be in
Aiken, and to this county will be at
tached the Colonelcy, while Edgefield
will have the Lieutenant Colonelcy and
Barnwell the Majority, as this is the or
der of the seniority of the organization
of the' respective companies.”
A First Hoaor Diploma.
The office fixtures of the new Citi
zens’ Havings BanU of Barnwell are
now in the handsome quarters'it will
^ occupy under the Masonic Hall. And
they arc well worth g visit from all vis-
itons to the county seat. Aside from
their beauty of design and excellence
of execution they are home made and
well made, too. In them the Enter
prise Manufacturing Company of Barn
well has a standing advertisement bet
ter and larger than Tub PaorLK could
get up and we admit that wirh pleas
ure. The native wood* of which they
’ mra made are pine, cedar and pride of
India We have nowhere seen a better,
prettier, more substantial or more taste
ful outfit, and we dont believe that any
establishment South oi Mason and Dix-
pn’rttPg can eclipse the Enterprise in
that line of work.
The designs were made by President
RelUnger and the building su|>eriutend-
ed by Foreman t*erotval, both the right
men in the right place. So if our friends
^ 'j' this county or any other. In this or
other State, need any wood work of
best material and high artistic con-
^/•truction let them stop at the Enter-
uprise and go no further. Itisapleas-
F ure to know that the Enterprise work*
are receiving the heavy patronage that
they deserve. They are crowded with
orders for doois sash, bliods, newels,
mouldings and ail building unterial,
Deaths.
Mrs. Good son, wife of Mr.
i :>pr*-s*
Geo.
W^4Io«hJsoi», of Gr»*Ht Cypres* Town
ship, died on the 5th inst. of pneumo-
uia*< Her life w hm a full record of good
and kindly deed* and her d»-Mth remove*
fr«>m that community one whose loss
will he long and aorelv missed.-“She
wa« buried at Saltkeliatcliie church, of
which *he was a consistent and devoted
member. To tile good hmUouid Thk
PaorLK offers it* *iuc«u?e-*yifi|».-uhy.
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.
[Composed by a little jfirl teu year*
of age in Mis* Carrie Dwells' school qt
Les>, H. C.]
MX TRir to THK MOON.
Once w hen I waa a wee, wee child, 1
thought I would take a trip to the
moon. I will tell you all xlemt it flr«t
I got in a balloon and mailed to the nmoti
without any trouble, but 1 was nearly
frozen before 1 got hack home/ I *tay«d
there only three days, I liked it very
iniu-h, butcould not look at it very clone,
it hurt niv eyes *o that 1 could scarcely
see. It shone *o bright because it wa*
such dry weather. I thought it w as the
prettiest thing I ever saw. Hitting in
tlie moon were two angels and the Lord
with them in hi* dear arms, i wish that
I were one of those angels lying in the
Lord's arm*. They had wreath* of
flower* on their heads, tlie prettiest
flowers in the world. They were dressod
in golden shrouds. 1 w ish I wa* sit
ting in the golden palace with the lov
ing gentle Navior, 1 am-tr-VMtg to lie
giRKMhat some day 1 too may wear that
beautiful shrQud. I like to *«e the moon
shine at nfglit. It is miles and miles
from u*. It was raining one day while
1 was up there. The moon does not
shims murh when it is raining. ( am
t6 he Hold at prp’^s UlRtt rven IhFse hard times can not grumble at.
Tlie ladies* the men, the young p<*opltj of all the t .-ounty are invited to come and sec tor thenipclves.
We begin hunineBS with all New Goods, bought right and to he sold in the same wav. We are here
to stay. We want the largest trade in the County, and intend to have it ii* above-board dealing and
fair play count for anything. We know that we can’t expert as large n share of public patronage as
we are resolved to win, unless we can prove in dollars and rents that we can do better for our custo
mers than other candidates for their trade can, and so knowing we dor hire ourselves
v # —READY FOR BCMNKSvS, .* >
And ask a sensible public to pass fair judgment on our efforts to Flease and Profit them, while wc
turn an honest penny for ourselves.
M ishing all our customers a healthy and prosfm*rous year we arc waiting to welcome the people
from tlie Coosawhatchie to the Edisto, from the Savannah to the C olleton Line. .
IMIilkze IE3:ro' TTzrirx Sc IBi-o.,
B.A.
I a r**
J-, O. Wi
Dr. O. J. Bond, m prominent deulijtf'f r ° mooli agaip noxt spring.
I am not going in a balloon next time.
iti*-*ocojd flying through the air. 1
am going to stay a weviT. Pupa *ay* he
i* going to tlm. moon *tune day t4» nee it
antfliic la-autiful gate*. We had to
wear tliick woolen clothing, I think it
would lie very nice for everybody to go
every year aud eee the moon. I w ill
clone my story a* I have no more new*
to tell you. Bkulah Gillam.
of Chenier, died suddenly of In-art di.s-
ea*e on tlie 9th in*t. at tlie residence of
hi* non-in-law, Mr. L. S. Matthew* near
Grahamn. llindenth t* a great Ion*, not
only to hi* own home and family but to
the many friend* he had won in thin-
County.
At his home near Bamberg on the lltlw
innt. Mr. J. HammondBarncn,of grippe
which resulted in other complications.
Ho wa* highly regarded by all who
know him. v A brother and two sinter*
survive.
In Sycamore Township on the— inst,
Mr. John - J. Lnadtiolt, aged about 50
yearn, leaving a wife, several children
and many relative* an l friends, w ho
realize that their Io*s i- hi* great gain.
H« was a good soldier of “-the lost.
can*e,” and a true patriot and useful
citizen tit hM the later trials through
which his people have passed.
The General Sessions.
The (’otirt w as opened Monday morn
ing, all its officer* iielng promptly pre
sent. ixteeii grand and thirty-four
petit jurors answered to their names.
Sueh a large appearance does credit to
tlie earefnlnegsot the J ury Commission
ers aud to the public spirit of the peo
ple. Both grand and petit jurors have
excellent material aud business is dis
patched with promptness and Intelli
gence. Judge Izlar’s charge to the
GrandJury wa*a mode] explanation of
its duties and responsibilities. It was
plain, business-like, and direct,^either
a word too long nor a comma toh short,
fitting the jury for a i>r-»oer discharge
of it* work and not confusing their
niind* as a longer and more labored ex
hibition charge might have done. Capt.
J. M. Gray wa*appointed Foreman.
TKUK B1LL8.
A *
True bill* were returned against the
following defendants:
Wallace Ashley—Assault and battery
with intent to kill.
Gabe Miller—Same offense. - .
J. J. Cochran—Malicious trespass.
Lucius Reed—Murder.
R. C. Hardwick—Same offence.
William Gill—^Grand larceny.
Augustus Carter—Carrying conceal
ed weapons.
Williams Potts and Eliza Dotts—
Grand larceny.
NO BILL
was found on the indictment against
Isaiaii Gray- -Assault and battery with
intent to kill and carrying concealed
weapons/
V CASKS DISPOSED OF.
J. J. Cochran—Not guilty.
William Gill—P eadeo guilty and was
sentenced to one year’* imprisonment
at hard labor in the penitentiary.
G&he Miller pleaded guilty to assault
of a high and aggravated nature and
was sentenced to pay a flue of $50 or to
liard labor for aix months in the peni
tentiary. Paid fine.
Wallace Ashley-Convicted of atr**-
aault of a high anTl aggravated nature.
Augustus Carter—Guilty,.
The Gram! Jury was discharged du-
xing-the morning session on Tuesday,
wagon*, Ac., but they are getting steam : after submitting their
higher and will mood be able to supply PrrwstairBt.
*11 the need* of tbU county and her sU-, state of South Carolina—Barnwell
***** _ * i County—March Term 1891.
Suggestive program lor Union meet
ings of Barnwell Association.ko.be held
March 27-9.
Friday—11 o’clock, 1. Introductory
Sermon; 2. Organization; 3. Appoinf-
ment of committees and person* to
speak. * / »
Saturday—10.31 o’cloirk, Devotional
services, or sermon; 11 o'clock. Our
Foreign Missions. 11 30 o’clock 1 What
should he. the relation of, the church to
the Sunday School—1 in giving to its
support; 2. in exercising control ov< r
it; 3. in electing its officers; 42-o’cle k,
Covetousness—L What is itTU W, at
evils (ioes it work in tluPchurelies't ...
What, are some of the preventives aud
cures? l o'clock—1. >hort verbal re
ports from the churches; 2. Business
and adjournment.
Sunday, 11 o’clock—1. Sunday school
mission woik in the county; 2 What
work can adult church members do in
the Sunday school and why should they
do it? 11.30 o’clock, Missionary ser
mon followed by a collection for Home
and Foreign missions,- It is but a few
weeks till the Convention year closes
and contributions ought to be liberal.
C. P. Ervin, L)..W. Kky, Committee.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Debtors and Creditors/
All persons indebted to the estate of
the late W. W. Matthews are requested
to make payment and all person* hold
ing claims against said estate to pre-
Kent them properly attested either to
me or my attorney*. Messrs Bate* A
.Simms, Barnwell C. II., S C
11. B. MATTHEWS,
Administrator.
Dunbarton, S. C.,’ Feb. 2d, 1S91.
PERFECTED
CRYSTAL LENSES
.« tnaoc mark.
Qulity Ant Mi Ahmji.
M e NAB& W/ILKS!^
•^ANT THe ^yORLD,
R AT LEAST That section of Ita best part circling* around Barnwell, to
know that while they do not claim to have more good* in sun k than
can he found Inal) New York, nor profess to *ol[ merchandise cbcuiwr
manufacturers and importers, they are nevertheless aud
a d. c laiSjge.
KO. 27, K. K. AVENUE. .
ilatL Exclusive Kale of these Celebrated
lenses finished in Hteel, Nicklc aud
Gold Frames. ....
BLACKVILLE, &. C.
— FAULKNER, KELLAM A MOORE,
The only Manufacturing Optician* in
the South, Atlanta, Ga
Peddler* are not «upplied with these
ban first cost from
propose to stay
First Among the Foremost
In keeping full Ntocks of all first-class goods adapted to the needs
aud requirement* of thi* section, and aclliiq; them at
and Let Live Prices.
We do not expect to get rich this year or next, ami we shall not risk hurting
ourselves or disappointing our customer* by attempting to do more than wo arc
able or than i* good for their best interests. By conducting business on business
principle* we will, year after year.-be able to serve our friend* Inj^a *afe, steady,
iiiifornt course, to our mutiiwl profit and satisfaction.
*W« shall, therefore, continue on our original platform of keeping complete
ine* of all goods that our customer* need and can afford. Our stock of groceries
or family use is *t all limes full and comprises the best eatables to be had in the
vinerican markets. We keep constantly on hand heavy plantation supplies, all
agricultural Implements in use by our farmer*, the most approved plows, hoes,
gear* and harness, the l»e*t wagons, buggies and road earts.
Our dry and dress goods cannot fail to give satisfaction. They comprise all
lines for all occupations, from stout good* for field laborers to the daintiest fa
brics for society purposes. In shoe* we can suit all age* and conditions. In tin,
wood ware, crockery and hardware, furniture aud mattresses trunk*, notions,
tobacco and clg.tr* we are fully up to the requirement* of the time*.
Nor have w e forgotten our masculine friend*. They will always find us pre
pared to supply them with clothing, hats and underwear suited to the seasons.
In short we are “four square” ready for hnalnes*.
Our measures shall he four quart* to the gallon, thirty-six inches to the yard
and sixteen ounce* to the |>ottnd. Our salesmen will give all customers the most
courteous attention and spare uo efforts to give them the best satisfaction.
Ho, w ishing to one and all a happy and prosperous’new year, and pledging
ourselves to help to make it such to all who favor u* with their patronage, we
declare our house organized and ready to proceed to business.
s
EEDS FOR SOUTHERN FUMER
GRASS SEED.
COTTON SEED.
our vartetto of WWOp*
m. rxled by «*p*rtea(«4
• od rmiat profltaMr noH*
fir (be most m( Lrfaeiory
TEOSINTE.
A ■K*: TahMhto Foraf*
mwiIiu rltbcr (*>rs
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Our OrmM Srr»l« srr currfully un<l
rrxr n with rprrliil n frmt< r l.» tbelr l*urlty,
fivanltnom trr.m M .-nta; aud itunutaattou.
Wo furnish all »umdanl varU Uca
CLOVER SEED.
Re*. Saplmr. Alfalfa. Japan. AMk*. etr.
Qualtly ui»> Imti. Wh aim a
brat^d mlxiun* of Oraaa aud Clorrr Ixtxla
adapted to various au(U and usca.
Our Seeds are of the Beet Quality and Carefully
MATH AftllC Contain In {/ Vm/nabl* Information Mmiiod P ET E?
UAIALUttllt PRICES QUOTED ON AePUOATIOa. rilBiE*
T. W. WOOD a SONS, U&IOSMtk I4tk Strwt, MCHMN0, VA.
Kout % *epa«Mla* r
n f<idder plant At
have burn grown from a
Barnwell C. H„ S. C.
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—' ■riME TABUE no. j.
To takeeffret Monday, Feb. 15lb,ISU
At h :45 a. m.
WESTWARD.
Station*.
l.vj
Blackville
Ashley :. .yl
Woodward’* Junction..
Burtiwell... .^...... .A
A. M.l P. M.
10K)5
10:20
lOrtT
10^5
A. M
9 25
9:37
9:42
9 :«0
P. M
eastward.
At l) 1 /to 10 per cent. Interest. Onatc
live years time, sec tired by farm inort-
tago*. For further particulars apjily to
- J, (). PATTERSON,
Real Estate and Investing Agent,
julyll-tf Barnwell, 8 €.
$3000:
for Infants and Children-
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I raeommed Uassupariortoaaypra—Iprtan
known to i
K. D-
U1 to. Oxford St., BteoAiTn, X. Y.
•*The as* of 'Castoria* is se
lUakarHaaannilknowathatH
ot mxmotmogfttom tosadom it
latsUifsat tMoittes whodonoA
wirkln sa^rrsash **"
^ • GamM Mavtt*. D.W,
New York Ckr.
Late Paalor Bisessiaidsla Islnfad Charch.
... /
Castoria cures Colic, Obastfpatioa,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation,
Kills Wonaa, fires sleep, aad promotes di.
WitSmAuStjuhous medicatioa.
. A Y r A K : j uwt.H.k. to hntf r
I teach »ny t.lrly iiitclli(i"nl7'».»«n<»fcithrt
Lex, uho '.n rrarf .nd >trile,.n<l x*ho.
I .ftcr iu»truction, w ill work tndn.triourly,
^ ^ _ _' how to corn Three The»».ed ItolI.rx .
Ym»rhitH-irownloraim»»,wlier«veTthey Hvc.l wtll.lK>furu i .b
the .itnetton or u.rnt,;it which yuu c.B rn that .iiiotiiit.
No numcY lor me unlra. »«<•< raaful .* .lv»c. Fa.ily and .(utekty
Irarnrtf, I drair* hwt one worker from erh di.lri't or r.mnfyTT
have alrrady talight, and (.rovtdrd wtth rmplnym-tit 4 li<rr»
number, who Art? tusking over $1000 » Kefii*eA* h. Its ^I/Vr
and noi.in. Full tMarttrular* KK EE. Addrraa at < nra,
K. C. AL.L.BA'. Box 4*0, Augusta, Maine.
aTt. woodward,
Attorney-at-Law-
BARN WELL, C. IT.. S. C. ‘
Office over post uilicc.
Stations.
!5| *
: i p. M.l p. m
Barnwell, .Ly[. 5*30
WtHioUward’s Junction .i2h9:12j 5
Ashley . . 4} 9:18 5:45
Blackville . Ar : 8f «;30
i A. M. P M
SUNDAY HCUEDULK.
Leave Barnwell
Arrive Blackville
Leave Blackville
Arrive Barnwell
a m
9:13
9:40
10:15
10:45
l> m
fi:00
6:23
9:35
10.-00
OCl Ib-lv
•* For sercral jean I have reoemmeadM
yoqr ‘ Csstorla. ’ aad ahah always conmtua to
doeaMUhas tavarlabljrproduced beaeflclal
Eewix 7. Plans*. V. D.,
M H» Wifilhrop," 13th Street and 7th Awts.,
New York City.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
,s
We the undersigned prohibit bunting
or trapping on our lands from tills date.
ALLEN If AIR, W. A. ROSS, '
] J. D. MILES, M. D. MILLS,
{ H. F. QWA. IIAUL —
TTinOroRRLS, N. LARD,
j J. B. ROSS, W. G. HAIR.
Dated December 24th, 1890.
‘ SFECIAL INSTRUCTIONS.
Barnwell Railway Train* will wait 30
minute* for connection from South Car«
olina Railway Train* ttuless othcrwls*
specially instructed.
All Trains dally.
Clock in Telegraph Office ai Black
ville will be the standard time.
JOHN. T. WIBLtS, S«pt.
Blackville, Al>ton <1* Ntwberry K. R.
Time Tabl'n taking effect October 14tb, 1869.
rxSSENGEK THAIS*. NOETH »Ot*SD.
Leave Blackville 1015 a »* 8 p «♦
Leave Walker ,110 30 a pj8 If p m
1 A'f v e~Wbaiwys 7f<) 85 a Si'S 16 p m
lA'ave AWnch. j!0 3H a m 890 p n\
, • • • • • i JV cwy m tu
TO SO a «e
tl Man
8 82pm
0 44pm
l/ aw BprmxtMd.
lA-ave Sal’v’s ....
Leave Ferry ; 1 18 a oa^ 38 p m
Dave Warmer. 3)a rnjOfApm
Arrive beivern Ill 44 anttSam
soditH BOTNP.
I^MITC. Sfivem... .4 47 P»* 71
*Txave Wupener ;.....
l^EY-e Perry.
Leave Sally's
Leave Sprii
i Ahtriek:.