The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 16, 1891, Image 3
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The Barnwell People.
RATES OF SI BS( RIPTION.
In Advance, per Animm . k .
On Time . fijMj 1
THUHSDAY. .1 UI.Y KJ, IfeJM.
The next reifu'.ar communication *>f
Harmony l.ofj^c No. ITA.‘. K. - . M.‘.
will la* held at tin* new MaaonioTem- [
l>lc in IJarnwvH ti|M)n 11th day ot
diil* , is'.M; the same iK itijr the‘iiKt'Saturday
In said month, l»ejrinniiij{ at “High twelve.”
By order of \V \ M.*.
*• . A li. V. Kikklanik Secretary.
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AVtlY liKKI* VOUlt Mo.VKY \r 1IOMK,
AYHf.HK 11 Ifi 1.1 A l»l-K TO I1K STOI.K.V OU
lUiKNKtr Kl*, WHKN Yor CAN OKI COM-
POt'N I) JNIKKK8T EVKRY NINETY DAYS
*Y DEPOSITING IT AT THE CITIZENS SAV
INGS HANK?
Highest of all in Leavening rower.—U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. 17, 18S9.
THE CAROLINA'MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.
TIME TABLE NO. 1*
In Effect July 8th* 1891, at 8 o’clock A. M.
NORTH BOUND, j
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First
Class.
First
Class.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Sunday Stinda
Only.* Only
Second First
Class. 'Class.
Daily Daily
Except Except
Sundav Snndav
Mrs. Edmund Sanders di?d jn Bam-
wMl on rhe.Sth lust. She had been In
failing health for several years.
In the first six months of this year a
Itnmlred and twenty and a half miles
~-nf TallroatT have been built in this State.
TI6 Ed 'I old tvs Mil 'ineryfor bargains.
'Will move into new quarters soon next
i-hurcb. Go and be cvcloned by low
prices.
The late Mr. Gpvan S. Simms bad his
life insured for two thousand dollars
in the-Ooinmereiaf Alliance Insurance
Company of New York. ■
(Jill expects to sell lemonade, ice
cream, goobers, ete." at Hoover’s Acad*
«*tny on the gitli inst. (ret ready, get-
tb(*rc ami keep curd on hfs ley comforts.
'fhe corner stone of ( Icmson (hdlege
w ill Im* laid on the2Ktli inst. Addresses
will be made by President U. U. I’idk,
of the National Alliance, and Hon. G>
J.anih Bulst, of Charleston.
Dr. .1. B. Black. Sr. died in Fish Pond
low n-bip on the 1st in<*t., aged,At years.
Ills death is a gn*Ht loss, not. only to his
. oomtiiunity but to the county and State,
for he w a- thoroughly a good man in all
that the term implies
Prof. Otis and his assistant* Misses
4 Inr*! la* •Johnston, I'oIihuIhh Hdlin^jcr
and Carrie Kirkland were re-elwUwi on
>atunlay as th** Facility of the Barn
well i.raded Scliools (white) for the
ne 1111 an *
Dr. .1. H. E Milhous has transferred
fils headquarters in Barnwell to the
.Midair Hoii«.e and o|M*ned his office on
the ♦••t side «*f the street two d«*».r«
>oiiili of Midair’*. (julyb-ff
Witlrmt lii» con*eHf,|We the meii|lrers
• if the Alliaiice, riM-omiiicnU J M.CU-
34 HR to the voter* of Barnwell County
tor the (.••gi-lature, jo till Hh* unexplre*!
term of J. K. >iuUh. deceased.
. M \ n > V or KM*.
IT 1’AVS VOl* DAY AND NIGHT TO PUT
VOUlt SAVINGiCTTF-f rtH> AND UPWARD. IN
THE CITIZENS SAVINGS RANK. DO NOT
LEA VK IT WHKMK YOU GRT NO INTEREST.
Crops in the County.
A great falling off In prospects is re
ported from all sections. The corn crop
that promised to be so tine will be a fair
average and no more.. On thin lands it
has been badly tired. King cotton is
will be slow to heal in the hearts <
thp^e thafknew and loved him as his
good qualities so Well deserved. His
life w ork is tlnished before Its sun rose
tb the height of noon, yet his memory
shall not grow dim while human hearts
shall continue to love human excel*
lence. The State has lost a faithful ser
vant, the Church has parted with a
member whose daily walk and conver
sation w as eloquent of good, and society
has seen mustered from its ranks one
unhealthy. The cool speH has covered , ^ a 11 ... , .
the plant! with hnuer dew and lice and «P®« »« ?h»» not won look
ruat are-threatened.-*l*he BamWeli met. t*?*” 1 * A 1* kikod.
on* are not as large as usual, but they
seem to he crowding the Georgia Kolb
gems out of the market. Good rains
now would do a vast deal of good.
Buford’s Bridge News.
The track on the South Bound is laid
to Saltkehatchie. As soon as the bridge,
is.built they w ill commence work again.
The station is on Mr. Richard Morris’s
land, joining Mr. K W. Morris. They
have appropriated 100 acres of land for
the town. Thirteen lots have been en
gaged and a great, many more are speak
ing of buying—so you see a town of a
considerable *ize w ill be built at once.
The station is about live miles from Bu
ford's Bridge
The Editor of the Bamlierg Herald
passed the station on the hth, taking a
free ride on the South Bound, furnish
ing his own conveyance, having one
passenger on board* " Blue.
WIEMSTON YEWS.
The body of M r. G. 8. Fanning, who
died of wounds received in his unfor
tunate difficulty with Mr. J. 8. Burck-
halter, was hurled on the 8th inst. at
^ hr* home two mile* above town.
M r .■ Hurck ha Iter was admired to l»ir| WbcRJ* ifbeer-dr#
afteY the preliminary examination in
the sum of 41,(Min, to answer the charge
of "voluntary manslaughter.’'
liied at her residence on Thursday,
bth Inst., Mr* Bethel Lard, aged (W
year*. .She hail been in failing health
lor ■K'Veral years. Her remain* were
laid to re«t ip the family grave yartl on
Friday, Rev D. W. Key conducting the
funeral service*.
Dr. Ernyst C. Smith will meet the
prolc*sional appointment* of the late
Dr. J Hver»on Smith. Hal.
THE GENERAL SESSIONS.
Court was called at 10 o’clock Mon
day morning. All the officers were
promptly in Uieir places. Fifteen grand
jurors answered to their names. Sev
eral petit jurors were excused for legal
causes and ten new’ names were drawn
from the Seven Mile box to fill the pan
els. * * k .
The grand jury went to work with a
w ill, Huished its f labors and was dis
charged Monday afternoon, it has been
a long time since as much and as good
worlrwx* done in one day. True bills
were found against the following de
fendants :
Jim Williams—Arson.
Henry Payson—Assault and battery
with intent to kill.
Henry Hall—Same offense as above.
C. W. Bessinger and O. B. Lane—
Robbery and larceny.
Lewis Willis, Joseph Green, Norris
Holman and Alec Robinson—Riot.
Daniel Brown—Murder.
Allen Hunter—Selling liquor without
a license.
II.C. Murphy—Larceny.
PRRSKNTMKNT Or THE GRAND JURY.
Judge}
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•DISTANCES BE
TWEEN STATIONS
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10.31
9.31
10.15
8.57
9.15
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8.42
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8.24
4.48
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P. M.
For the, government of Employees only, and not for public use or information.*
the Company reserving the right to^vary therefrom w hen necessary, without no
tice. J. C. KEYS, Superintendent.
SHORTHAND
ThoronyR, Pr*cGr*t Ttutructlon. Grtilunle***-
niMed to po*itfnns. Catalogue frre. Write to
mmSTUTTOHimCOLUK,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
ZMIICH-A-LSOlSr
XTEXUS Summer Congratulations to the
U, many good customers w ho have favored
him with their patronage during the winter
and spring, and the many others who would,
have contracted smaller debts if they had ftof
FAILED UNF0RTyN/lTELY
For themselves and their families to buy all
their goods of all sorts and kinds at the cheap
est store h) the County. While there is no
wisdom in crying for spilt milk or for wearing
mourning for THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
That they might have saved if they had read
the papers and been guided by their advertise
ments to the one store where the dollar dowfai
gets a hundred cents worth of goods. Those
who have lost can now turn over new leaves
and with the education of dear-bought expe-
^ tlCiiee avoid beingAHimhugged so any more.
In a few weeks MICHALSOX
Will Leave Barnwell
For a month’s trip to the North* and lieforc
starting proposes to make things lively by clos-
-iTig out his immense stocks of General Mer
chandise at and below r cost. Money is scarce
e but the,goods must go. His clerks arc or
dered from and after to-day to make things
June, • and if they don't why they are warned
that they wdll he bounced in short order and
others employed who w ill obey their instruc
tions. Miehalson is ready to start
~T~~
CAROLINA BUGGY COMPANY,
S* , iiEf*»r IVff«*r, of Khiio**. i* coming
to Georgia *«»on. "The ohic« t of the
\ i«H South i* to fotr- S«oithent farmer*
f«* take action mi th** thini party qtir*—
lion l»c to re the eoiiventioii of Alliance
Pre-itjeut* i* »•alle^l in I*11-’." _
Dr. .lame* \\\ Hahcitck, of < he*ter,
lia* been ap|»o|nte<i Sit|ierinten«lent of
the state Lunatic A *ylutw «n«i will lake
«*harge
He l* ab»»nt ;L* year* obi ami ha* la-en
A**Uiant Sii|»erinteiHleiit ef ti.e Me-
1 .••mu A-yluin at Somerville, Ma«*aehti-
S**IT*, »tllce f
T«» Piopi k aeknon le»|gr*a an invita*
tionfo a ittie** fhe ■•ereniotilr* of un-
Vriling fhe inouutnetit of the \\ a*hlng-
ton Light Infantry of Charleston to the
• lead ot the thro tupanie*of the war
|m‘<o.|on Tiie*dav.. 2l*t in*t., at 3
oYloek p. in. Rev. A. T. Porter, lb D.,
u ill deliver the prayer. Hon. C. II. S|-
montrui make the a«hlrr»» ami Rev. K.
t Kdgertou proiiounec the benedlctioii.
In a lafe letter to the New* ami (’our-
ier Senator J. L. M. Irby define* hi* 1*0-
lilical |*o*iti<*n a* follow*: "I am ir
ffiember of the Ailianee, and faVor them
<the Ailianee demand* ■ from ^Lop-to hi>t
loin,’ but if they are «ubmitted to t|»e
DetiKH'rafie primarie* amU are repudi
ated by tbe I »eiinH > ratb' ( oiiventioii,
thell I "ball *fand by ibe action of the
Convention. 1 u.Ht *tny in the 1 mo-
era ti«* party if Tam the ia*t juan left.”
• The great - ex|)ectation* eheri*lied in
ailvauee by \ i*iu»r* to.the l)i*triet-Cou.
M-. E JbTmreh. SnttUt, at
Graham*, and by the l»ig hearted |h*o-
pb* of that.c**nimunity w ho threw wide
open their ho.pitahb* dt*or* for the en
tertainment of their guej-t*, were np»re
than realized. The citizen* fell in love-
w ith their \ isitor* and fhe affection was
fully returned in every ease.
Bi*liop Diineau firesided a* only he i Barn well some forty-six years ago, and
can pre*ide and the proceeding* were thU i* her llr*t visit to the old home,
thoroughly enjoyed from opening hymn | Barn well ha* a goodly delegation en-
to final henedietion. The next Ut»nfer- joying (he Beaufort sea breezes: Mrs.
enee w ill he held «t Williaton. The Ul- B. Easterling and children, Mrs. N.
THE PRIMARY ELECTION.
^_-A light vote w a* east at the primary
election lieldon Saturday. On Monday
the Eleeiioti* Comniittee met at Barn
well, witht apt. Jere Snelling a* Chairs
man. A minority of memher* was
present, and thirty-one Intxe* wetx*
brought in on time. After di*cu*"ion
the committee decided tiiat the vote*
should not l*e eounted on aeeount of ir
regularities springing from thought-
le**iie**. The County Executive Com
mittee will meet at Barnwell on tormtp-
row to appoint the time for holding an
other primary. x'
Representative* H. C. Folk and J. C.
McMillan met at Raiuherg last week
and w rote to the President of the Sen
ate and S|*eakerof the House of Repre
sentatives asking them to poNtpone un-
| til the first of September the special
election* ordered to be held on the i'Jth
in*t. so that the three cxUling vacen-
cie* tw the d* legation may In* tilled at
onr'election and (he people be saved
• double trouble.
The Grand Jury beg leave to report
that they have pasted upon ail bill* of
indictment given to them, have vinited
the jail and the different County office*
! and find everything in good order.
• They have not been able to pa** upen
the annua) report* of the County « ffl-
ccr* a* they were not on tile in the
i Clerk'* office. We have also visited the
|N*or house and find it In good order and
Inmate* properly taken care of, hut I
would call the attention of the County
| Cotnmi**ioner* to the ca*e of Vlney
| Swan, who it appear* to u* i* able to j
take care of her*elf and should-mot l*e a
i charge on the County. We, also rejiort
that Trial Ju*tice* do nol file their pa-
f*er* ten day* before -Court a* the law
i requires.
We also reportlhat the road between
Allendale and Barnwell in front of R.
R. Harley'* house i* in a dangerous con
dition and recommend that the ‘
FEBSOSAU
Lawrence College, Wi*oon»in, has
conferred th*- degree of Alaster of Art*
on Prof. Ot i*.
Elko ha* a pleasant colony spending
the suuunexjtL Bell Springs, (ia:, con-
si*ting of (,apt and Mrs. S. N! Green
and daughter*. Mi**e* Daisy ami Kittie,
Mr. and Mrs. N v H. Stanscll, Mr. an*l
Mr*. C B. Stan»eH aiul M i**e* D<«i a
l.i^— — -— r=x —
('o| Rqf*ert Ahlrleh's family will go
next u eck 1 1«» tlrT-ir siimuirr home at. Sa
luda. N. C.
M r*. and Mi** Richardson, of central
! Texas, are visiting ( apt. G. (>, Riley's
family. Mrs. Richardson, a daughter
of the first sheriff Owen Riley, left
Railroad
he required to build a fence l*otween
the road and tbe R. X. cut, the cut be
ing dangerously near the public road.
All of which ia respectfully submit
ted. J. M. Gray,
Foreman.
The following case* have been dis
puted of:
Jim Wilson fonnd guilty of ar*on and
recommended to mercy. Motion for new
trial made and granted.
Caae against William Harper—hiring
laborer under contract-remanded for
new trial.
Case against William DotU and Elisa
Dott*—Grand larceny—nol pro*.*ed.
Case again*t John William*—House
breaking ami larceny—transferred to
contingent docket, defendant being at
large.
Case against Daniel Brown—murder
—transferred to contingent docket, de
fendant being at large.
Case* against Allen Hunter, Bessin
ger and Lane, continued.
Lew i* Willis «t Go. were convicted of
riot. Motion for new trial.
.Uijaye,riyg.aU ic n r >
remained out all I uesday night, failed,
to agree and a mistrial was entered.
"Henry Payson was acquitted.
The work of the General Sessions was
finished yesterday.
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF-—
fIbIe lIgHt Vehicles,
YORKVILLE, S. C.
ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE to the people of the noble old
ouuU <>l Bitniweii thai. ^ cxi*UiiJ..v.. W* w. rv. Dorn'
•Queen City of tiie Hill* two year* ago. and the neighbor* all over the
South have been "sending in” *o many gmal things to u* that we have grown fat
and large. ’ In tbe abort space of two years we *tand up a full grow n man and
defy tbe world. Isn’t thjju remarkable? We to-day sell more good* In South
Carolina than any other factory in the world, building the same ela** of gooda.
You may ask'’‘How did you reach the top so quickly?” Our answer is, we
did It by making every single job perfect before it left the factory. We could not
be hurried Into slighting work, hence w henever a man got one of our jobs he
wanted another ami another. If you want low grade work, don't write to us, a*
we make only the best. If vou want the l*e*u go to McX AHA WALKER, Barn
well, C., who will sell you at ch»«c figure*. Our go<»d* are also sold in almost
every tow n In the County. The president of our Company i*a Barnwell County
Rian and will be glad to have the support of hi* old friend*.
CAROL/XA Bl'UGY t'O., YorkriUe, S. C.
june 4, 91.
Wisdom,
Health 1 Happiness.
AND 00 TO NEW YORK
• and other Leading Northern Markets just as soon
as he sees that shelves, counters, boxes and ware-
rooms are sure to he emptied in time to give room for
the immense stocks of Fall Goods that he intends to have
by the time the new crop begins to move. The saeritiec
has to he made and the sooner the better. ^ So, without
Tn , ‘ > l^s^li^^aMssyk^sIss l.t.i m f r «.naz_ gamxlu
monev to come and quickly to the GRKAT BARGAIN
SALES that he is just starting. Every man, no matter
what he wants, every woman, no matter what she needs,
every child, no matter what it ought to have, all, everybody
can find everything in General Merchandise at prices so far
below the custom of this country that the closest buyer will
not have the heart to kick at the merchant’s misfortune of
being so heavily overstocked. Still everybody invited and
all will he weleome to all they want at TllE PlC-NIC OF
THE PEOPLE. ** *
Port Royal and Augusta Rys.
Schedule in Effect Mav fist, 1891.—90th Meridian Time.
SOUND mind In » sound bndv” !«the greatest earthly blessing. ^
that man is master of all human eftort*, and woman quehn ovur all *»l-
uationt. Health and happiness go hand In hand and without
there i* no real and lasting upw ard progress and growing prosperity.
To safe-guard health is the first duty of parent* tothem-clvc* that they ma>
faithfully support the responsibilities that life has given them. »nd equally
sacred should he their care that the olive plant* of their hm.«el»old* should grow
Into strong, reliant manh«s»d and Keautiful and accomplished womanm**!.
Against the thousand ill* that tle*h is4ielr to the study *nd rescan be* o i
l>est mind* of many centuries have discovered from the secret* of nature rem*« h *
that strengthen humanity against the attacks of oiien and insidious disease a <
that are continually lengthening the sln.rt span of oi^r lives, so hedged ar»o»ii
with cruel foe*. All the most approved remedies that the past na* given to ti
present, “the heir of all the age*," eau be found in their best purity at the »cw
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£ Daily Except Sunday.
ParnWell, S. C
•ielegatcs elect, to tlie State Conference
are If. B. Black, Jos.-I’ Harley, W.|L.
(J laze, W.C Fairey; H. I. Judy, O. B
Kilov, alternates.
On Hie Summer Sea.
'The Cunard steamer “Servla,” on
^ »ich Dr. and Mr*. W J. Young sailed
troii York tor Liverpool on the
4th itvt. became disabled when 2f0 miles
out hvt|,o breaking of the crank pin of
the onjstie. The steamer drifted all
night ho Sunday morning a cannon
’"as tired $j,rcc steamer* came to
• t he rescue. 'y|,c Servia was
to New \ orK'iv the ‘M hester'' and Dr.
and Mr*. A oiir r uiade a new start for
the East in the < ’,0] urn Ida.''
G. W. Walker and children,Mrs. A. I*.
Mativille, Mr*. B. T. Rice and son.
Mr*. James A. Keene ** spending
some time with relatives in Columbus,
Ga.
Mrs. J. Allen Tobin and children are
visiting relatives in the up country.
Mr*. Geo. II. Bate* and daughter are
visiting relatives in Aiken.
( apt. W. H. Wroton has gone to Tate
Spring*. Tennessee, for the benefit of
his health.
Hon. Thos. M. Raysor, one of Or-
amrehurg’s host and brightest voting
, - - -
A Lecture. -
• Cofr 1L A. Makibi rr q llCH ^ „•)]]
deliver a lecture on chapter of
ticnesis or how this "-ifl made,”
in the Opera ll<»u*c 0,, K nightof .Sun-
day, UHh inst., Tor the „ n ,. fU cf t|)n
Methodist church.
'Then* will be no eharge. or . l(lmU .
sion. Any friends wishing s flo ,. alf
contribute, the proceeds to h4. (lvot0(I
ro furtiishing lights'lor the
cliureh. 5 . , '
In Hie-proof*' cited the catiK ^
earlliquakrs, voleanoe.s, « <>al jmd ^ri
towl-d bMek 1 Hu V( ‘'' Jis in Court on Monday.
Gen. Jas. W. Moore, of Hampton,
w as in town from Monday until yester
day.
Hon* D. S. Henderson, of Aiken, and*
(’. J. C. Hutson, of Hampton, were in
eanjiqoHKr*, .. --- , r
. Beds will be explained and other irfv
eating information given. The hob
abouELbc crowded. ' '
A Dream Fulfilled*
Soon after4-he. eartl)quake slioeka of
1SHR the late Mr- .lames A. McDaniel, of
Elko, told his friends of a strange v s-
Xion of the night that? came to him while
the anxieties of that time were fresh
and perplexing. He dreamed that he
vva* sitting in front of hi* house, look
ing to" :Trd the West, when he saw
mething dying toward- him, w earing
town Tuesday and yesterday.
Mis* Belle, Bogle has gone to Ken
tucky on a month’s visit to relative*
and friends.
Mr. W. P. Hill, of Charleston, is
spending the summer at Elko,
The Death of Dr. 4. Ryerson Smith.
Dr. J. Ryerson Smith, third son of
John G. Smith, Esq., wa* taken sick on
Sunday, 5th inst. The best medical
skill supplemented by the mo«t devoted
care of wife and kindred and friends
sought to akl him in his battle for life,
but In vain, and he passed from the
shores of time into the companionship
the Immortals on Wednesday eve-
'ng, 8th Inst.
t )n!y thirty-four years of age when
..filial summons came, yet they were
*i„ full of useful service to hi* peo-
^ /^fruiting with their offerings of
rust ami confidence
flowers * ai ' brightest,earth’s
ign
•re yielding their sweetest
Tribute of Respect.
Whereas in Hi* infinite w;i*dom God
ha* seen tit to remove from .time into
eternity our esteemed and honored
Brother, Dr. J. Ryerson Smith, whose
death occurred at hi* home on the 8th
of July, 1891, be it resolved by WillU-
ton Lodge No. 21 Knights of Pythias:
1. That we bow in reverential sub
mission to the will of Almighty God in
this dispensation of Hi* providence.
2. That in the death of our brother
this lodge loses one of its most efficient
members, respected by all for his fideli
ty and integrity and who was at the
time of his death Chancellor Comman
der, who all delighted to honor.
3. That we cherish the mdmory of
our departed brother, grateful that we
had united to us in the mystic bonds of
Friendship, Chari tv Jand Benevolence
so noble a gentleman, who w-on and
wore worthily the highest honors of
Knighthood that our lodge could be
stow.
4. That a copy of these resolutions be
sent to his bereaved family expressive
of our sympathy and condolence.
5. That these resolutions be spread
upon a page of our record book in
scribed to the memory of our deceased
brother.
<». That they be published in The
Barnwell People.
, Adopted in regular convention, Mon
day night, July 13th, 1891.
II. W. Scott,
. 1 E. Y. Perry,
1 , I). W. Key.
• Committee.
Which invites, with the utmost cordiality, the patronage of all in need of medi
cines for the prevention of Incipient or the relief of confirmed di*ea*es. N one
hot the best goods, bought from the best house* in the best markets of the l u-
ion will be kept on band and our ,
Prices Will Please The People.
For those who have, faith in pstent or proprietary medicines we will keep in
stock all preparations that have won their way to public approval.
Our stock of Fancy Goods, Toilet Accessories, Soaps, Perfumeries, Brushes
and miscellaneous sundries is *0 complete and superior that it speaks for itself as
“tilling a long felt” want in the County. 0 «, j
„ Connoiseurs of good Cigars and Tobacco, chewing and smoking, will find our
stock of the very best quality grown in America and foreign fields.
Prescriptions compounded at anf hbur of the day or qight with the most
careful exactness. ...
We will be glad to w ait, upon our old friends and w ill rejoice to make legions
of new patrons. All visitors to the County scat, for business or on pleasure bent,
arc sincerely invited to call at the
For further Information applv or write to
ROBERT W. HUNT, T. P. A.,
JAS/L. TAYLOR.G. 1*. A.
Augusta. Ga.
Wm J. CRAIG, P. A.,
BOI. HAAS, T.
T
FI HE, FIRE,
jftum.»!* —.-'TT*
Four murderer* were executed by
electricity In Sing Sing Prison, New
York, on the 6th inst. The few witr
nesses present say that the^new process
of electrocution was entirely success
ful, death resulting in each caae instan
taneously and painlessly.
* I.A0IK*
Needing a tonic, or children who want build-
v mg upi nboctd take
BROW If *» 1 ROM RITTER*.
It ia pleasant to take, core* Malaria. Indi
gestion. Biliousness and liver Complalnta
Notice.
A meeting of Che 8tockl»older« of The
been tried
ma®
'° ,,r “hut that i- nothing u> what you
.encounter in 1**1 with wa-
McDaniel ws* *0 ili»prc*"|
that lie *po»“' ”! 11
<U U *> the drowning ••*
hi- •“!*
nt xf tl* r strange
^ "i:., "fuign^i.
enough.
* ill have U
ter.” Mr.
with the warm
freqliejttlY
.m-l tsi-
i» "AO
idlV f
phildrM Crj for Pitcher’s Castoru.
perfume, (j,. f tt turo « opening w ith
bade g t 4d bye U> all thl* w«t^i hi, hr
offer witliqui a fear in his v<^mi o
doabt on IHk (.nti'red the dark ^a
arm of the ILnWaier »u«t hr- badV* r ” ,5n * Midland Railway Company
before men
of |he goptl ahepbi
eiAaitipg Peao*.
AlU*r appropriate
by |Ik\. D. IV. Key, a**i«t»*d try Rev.
D. IM roslahd, hr was laid by loving
I hanri<**l brother kl»*oi»* and Knight*
<»f fvliu® in the last home of liwmaid-
‘ (v. V'se»ti»nfjl it* narrow wall* a'tall
^ thr «*t
11 t'litL. ill • (A I'd k«i 4 %
OPKUA HOUSE HRUO STOUK
The last and best chapter in Barnwell's boom.
DR. R. C. KIRKLAND, Jr„ Proprietor.
00t 30-tf
Dr.J.H.E. MILHOUS
Dental Surgeon.
Bla^kville, S. C.
as
-:-Don’t Delay a Day;-:-
Now that money is in circulation ev
ery sensible man and every thoughtful
woman should prepare against,the dan
ger of loss from tire by securing Insw-
ranee over the home that shelters the
family. A policy in a good company is
the best investment tiiat can be made.
1 AM NOW PREPARED and will hr pleased to pi nee your Insurance by
let ter or wire in the strongest and the most reliable companies on tt e Globe. A fl
rates for Fire Insurance are the same for reliable Coropanies so when you pay for
insurance be sure you are received in a company that is able to pay w hen a lost
occur* I Represent the follow ing Companies with assets as stated :
LANCASHIRE, of Manchester, Eng 42,0(10,000
CONTI N ENrAtof^r.Y : T~ ’T: 5.S877>00
HA KTFOKD, of Hartford, Conn : 8,576,000
HOME of N. Y . . 9/191,192
KNOXVILLE, of Tenn v. 400,000
\ St. PAUL GERMAN .... 500,000
St. PAUL FI HE A MARINE ....; ...... 1.870,000
NORTHERN ASSlJRANCE .. ■ .Z
GIN HOUSES. I will insure, on easy terms in any part of the County.
M IND STORM Policies written. For Insurance call ou
;' - AiiipenTT. Woodward, ^
BARNWELL, S. C. ..
mav 14-tf
.y.Jg!
Will have regular appointments
follows:
At Barnwell, C. H. from 1st Monday
(or sales-day) in each month to Wed
nesday evening. Rooms at Molair
House. Office two doors South of hotel,
on West or opposite side of street.
At Sally’s, B. A. & N. R. R., from
3d Monday in each month to Wednes
day evening. Office at Price’s Hotel.
Will be at his home office at Hiackvllle
every Friday and Saturday from 1st of
February to 30tb September inclusive,
and every Thursday, Friday and Satur
day, from 1st October to 3l»t January
inclusive. -
Will make appointments with patient*
to meet them, at either of his offices at
any time.
Patients will And it more comfortable j
to have their work done at the z.ffice, I
though if de*irod will call .on them at j
their ceaidemww any wherw within thirty 1 J . .. . ..
mile, of BU-kvIlle . '! *.«•;» Rltrn lli.t, . r ,.l,r.-
^ j tion will be made to the (general As-
T. J. prooker,
WILL18TOX, 8. C.,
Representing the I.ancakhimk, of En
gland, the Commercial, of Montgomery,
the Knoxville, of Tennessee, will he
glad to answer all inquiries relative to
cost dtc. in tbe
FIRST-GLASS COMPANIES
of hi* Agency. Call in person or w rite
by mail and prompt aUeiitt will be
given to all correspondence.
sep 18-tf
Application for Charter
WN'vAWV v.V
CASTOR IA
for Infant# and Children-
“ CaitarUlaaD w«D adapted toehfldm that
I rocoBMMBd It aa superior to aaypithcrtdilm
known to ra* " II. A. AacMn. M. !>.,
Ill 60. Oalord bt., Broadly a, 5. Y.
to an amoiff 1
value of the p.,
e Bond-
yxreedin
JN0. E. ALuen,
Altomey-at-Law,
11 R mile. j
4nlrOii> l*H. KKK,8 * ; ~ ta 'T- BARXWEI.I.,r. H., ».<•.
n t - ~—— - ■ " 1,1 *'--i>r.wiputlrn,inn lo»ll b u.
£h.ldrtn Ctjl f»r j -. hl . „ ^
t,^.i thousand
e t ompany
** * *he face
mile.
sembly at the next se*»»on thereof for a
charter .for the Barn w ell and Augusta 1
Railway Company, which propose* to!
construct and «q*»*rstc a Railroad frotn
the town of Barnwell to some point on
theSavannaii River betw een Point Coca- ,
fort and Hamburg.'
ANDREW T. WOODWARD. H
Attorney lor t orpoiaior*.
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