The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 20, 1891, Image 3
Barnwell People.
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♦THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1891.
Tlic noct regular communication of
Harmony Lodae No. 17 A.*. F.*. M.*.
will be held at the iiew Masonic Tem
ple In Barnwell ujKm 12th day of
?pt., 1891, the same beinathe 2nd tiotur<lay
i said month, beginning at “llisfh tw’elve. M
By order of W.'. M. -. .
It. C. KiIikland, Secretary.
♦d - . >' t*
The regular meeting of Barnwel
Lixlge No, 16, Knights of Pythias,
wtll be held at v their Hall on Friday
night at 8 O’clock. A full attendance
_ is requested.
By order of
W. it. CHRISTIE, C. C.
M. J. 'PATE,
• K. R. S.
New Advertisements.
. Philip Baxley—$50 reward.
James Woodrow—Souf.UCarolina Q
lege.
J. W.Lancaster—Sheriff*AStfle. Furst
& Co. vs. S. M. Clarke
Bank of Barnw^H^Mortgagee’g Sale
vs. Mrs. S. E. Ureech.
f Bank of
v». D, P. Key.
ion Brown—Largest Stock anti
)WPst» Prices
Jas. H. Carlisle, L. L. D.—Wofford
College.
Woods, Garnett & Co.—Cotton Fac
tors.
J. O. Patterson—Citation, Estate of
W. H. Moody.
J. O. Patterson-Citation, Estate of
T. K, Walker. . y—
Pianos and OrganIt—N. W. Trnirip.
Justice J. B. BurckhaHor returned
from Hendersonville on Tuesday.
: Clever Charlie Burckhaltcr U back
with his Barnwell friends again.
Get G. D. C. I angc to have your
piano or organ put in jMjrfect’ order by
a successful tuner.
If your piano or organ needs tuning
confer with G 1>. C. Lange, BiacKville,
w ho represents a first class professional
tuner.
Tk|^r«t South Round engine runs
acr^^Bthe .savannah river trestle
tod^^^K ext Tburwlay a free excur
sion will be run from Denmark to Sa
vannah. The track layers have reached
the South Edi»to with their work and
are waiting a few days until that tres
tle it finished.
Mm Editor: Please allow us space
in your valuable paper to ask what has
become of J. M. Ulmer. It Is reported
that lie declines running for the Legis
lature, but we ho|>e the rumor is false
and therefore recommend him to the
voting public and hope to hear from
him through your paper.
Maxy FmiKNDe.
Highest of all i& Leavening Power.—Ut S. Gov’t Report, Aug. 17,18S9.
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ABSOWTEUr PURE
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Woods, Garnett ft Da.
This old, sound, reliable firm stambL
at the head of the Cotton Factorage
business of Savannah, now thisKsecond
cotton port in the South. Wecommend
them to our farmet>ai»d merchant
friends along theJStfuth Bound Road
and elwjwherexnilly deserving their
confldeno^aijd patronage. They give
pronmAAttention to all business and are
sj^icfly Just and generous in their deal-
ngs with their customers.
Mr. T. S. Heyward, their thorough
South Carolina representative, has been
in the county several days, looking af
ter the interests of his house and mak
ing many friends for himself. '
Early cotton is opening and farmers
are picking the fleecy staple.
Hail and rain storms have injured the
cotton crop bbt corn is above the aver
age.
The farmers of the neighborhood met
on the loth irut. at the atore of Mrs. Dr,
Kearse to regulate the price for pick
ing cotton. It cost about one half the.
crop to make it, it will U^ke about one’
fourth to gather it and the balance is
left to pay the factor and printer.
Depots and section houses are built
along the South Bound. OrrFrirtay tho
cars ran off at Hammond and tore up
the track. No casualties.
On the Ifith inst. Commissioner Bel
linger let out the bridge and causeway
contract on the public road from Bam
berg to the South Bound to J. A. Lain
and J. U- Morris, respectively, the low
est bidders. .* Blck.
I. 0. R. X.
The following are the officer* elect of
Salrkchaichie Tribe No. 9, 1.0. K. M.,
for the eii»uii)g year.
I'rophet—G. Duncan Bellinger.
Sachem—Chas. C. Simms.
Sr. Sagamore—G. W. Patrick.
Jr. Sagamore—K. K. Ilafers,
R. Sannap—A. li. Patterson.
L. Sannap—I). P. Wooley.
1st Bravv^U. K. llammet.
Id Brave—J. K. Bradley.
3d Brave—E. W. Holman.
4th Brave—D. W. Dvche*.
1st Warrior—B. H. Man villa.
* 2d Warrior—B. W. Peeples.
3d Warrior—L. B. Bakiev.
4th Warrior—J. T. KiUingeworth.
1st Pow Wow—David McNah.
"Sd Pow Wow—K. D 4 Uristie.
istonNews. ' .
The revival at the Baptist church
closed last Friday night with four ad
ditions. lluv. R. W. Lide, of your town,
preached during the week clear and im-
presbiyc sermons to deeply interested
congregations and great good was ac
complished. Truly he is a prince among
preachers.
* Prof. F. N. K. Bailey, ofCuba Insti
tute, Ala., recently elected principal of
Williston High School, was in tow n a
few days last week and made quite a
favorable impression. He expressed
himself as well pleased with the school
building and the prospect, of building
up a good school here. He will return
in a short time to make anangemeius
Monday of September.
Hu has been conducting schools of
high grade in Alabama for the past
eight years and comes to our commu
nity w ith the experience, the qualifica
tions and enthusiasm that, with the co-^
operation of patrons, will compel sue-*
cess. It is confidently htrped that*the
school w ill deserve patronage from the
surrounding country ami adjoining
counties. The Principal w ill make an
announcement in Tine Pkoplk next
week. ~
Mr. P. C. Mellichampe has returned
from a ten day* visit to relatives in Fair-
field county. — — ^
Miss Ida Brooker,of Aiken, is visit
ing relatives in town.
.Miss Elvira 1/lar, of Charleston, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. C. Smith.
Mrs. W. C. Smith and children and
Mrs. M. K- Scigler left on Wednesday
for Hendersonville and Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Meliiciiamiie’s lit
tle son Louis, aged t*ui months, died on
Sundnv nigiit, hth inst. His reniaiiik
were taken to Edgetield for burial.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Kennedy are vis
iting relatives near Aiicndale.
Toe protracted meeting at RoMunarv
THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.
"J? TIME TABLE STO. 1.
In Effect July'8th, 1891, at 8 o’clock A. M.
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For the government of Employees only, and not for public use or information,
the Company reserving the right to vary therefrom when necessary, without no
tice. ' , . v ~ «!• C. KEYS, Sii|>erintendenL
SHORTHAND
Thoroufli, Pmctical laMractio*. eradu«te!i a*-
dated to poaitiona. Catalof'ieJree. Write *o -
smiusnunoxsisinsscoLues,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
CAROLINA BUGGY COMPANY,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER!* OF
fIWe lIgHt vehicles,
YORK VILLE, & C. .
W K ARE Pl.EASED TO ANNOUNCE to the people #>f the noble ©Id
County of Barnwell that w% are In existence. We were born in the
“Queen City of the Hills” two years ago. and the neigkliors all over the
South have been “sending in” so many good things to us that w* have grown fat
ami large. In the short space of two years we stand up a full grown man and
defy the world. Isn’t this remarkable? We to-day sell more good* in .'south
advantairo oidju
the largest sto
golden chance of j]
of the prettiest goods
New York, August 1st.
TO J. fi. PORTER:
Mereliants and mamifact tirers all over the North are
ratthnl. Buyers are slow in coining in and slower still in
placing orders; As I believe in buying when others don’t
buy so that l ean sell when others can’t sell I have taken
.♦ time and houglit
ever sent South.
They will begin to reaeh you about the 2(>th. Before that
time you must make ^>0111 for the new goods by closing out
the old, lock, stock and barrel. I mean business and want
to find, that inslruetians havhJieen obeyed when*I get home.
Tell Capt. Beeples, Pate, Pamyk and Knopf to hustle the
present stock oft*. Don’t hum and haw over prices. Close
thorn out. If you can’t get cost take less, and if you can’t
sell why give goods away. - Invite th(^ public to the pic
nic. * If necessary employ plenty of help to serve out the
bargains. Tell Major Holmes to order a barrel of red ink,
for I am going to paint^ne town and county too when I
lack. If you don’t want trouble
get
MAKE ROOM.
ISAAC MICHALSON.
Hall keeper—John /Aim tt.
G of W.—C. C. Ow*eni».
44. of F —R. B. l*rea»y.
K. of W.—G. A. I’ato.
The Barnwell County BaptDt Sun
day School Convention will be h»*ld
with the Baptiol Church at Hamwell
II. on Friday tiefore the tlr«t ^mday in
$*eptember. It i* hoped that every Sun
day School »n tl»e county w ill h** repre-1
eenlcd hy delegates. Ait who intend |
to he present w ii| confer a favor hr no-1
tiding hy |k..u! card Mr. A. I*. Man-
vilie. Barnwell, S. 4'. Wr *>hatl wej. j
4‘ome the worker* from all the *rh<wi)«. dropped in i© ***©
• *• Li»». I’wtur B. H. C. I
, WH1U Kirkland, colored, r«*nvlete«l' Mim Bell* Bogle hai
At Barnwell Uourf In of a««aiilt i her vi»it to Keutiu'kv.
field*. If *ea*on<> *uit our fannera w ill
have an abundance of long forage.
Some of our beat planter* nay that the
cotton crop ha* tieeii cut abort one
fourth. Rain ha* been Ai'cded. Alight
ebower fell on Monday. II aL.
I'rraeveraat a* I'reah) teiiana.
“The Marquis of Lorne,”
l A ROUX
ip|M»rt
BUGG Y CO.
vkrillt
IVr*onal.
Mr. John J. Whi
m at in tow
M.
Mr. llarrv M. i,
on Ti
of M
of Batiib
te*day.
trim*, i*
on
vi*-
Ncw York U orhl,
* in’ret pa**inn for t
never *o l*appv a*
up a rattling *ct-tr
“i* -aid to
f*'k fightii
when a g
for 1
nay* the
rlten«h a
g. ’ Hr i*
» gneitit gef*
tn in a »t*t>le
with intent to kill, ha* t**eu overtaken J
by lu«tice at la*t. lie w’a* tfie«| while-
<»n bail. 4% lien the jure brought in the I
verdict of guilty tic quietly *]ip|M*d out •
At the (!ourt llou*e Inffore the ofitiwr* |
rotild lay baud* on him. He w a* over- 1
hauled, in C’oBetmi la*t w«*«-k after a !
long cha*e and brought to ItarnwelL A j
wealed *etite»i«*e will l*e oiK'ticd at the
next Court measuring out hi* puni*h-} High S
IPent. ^ j fully f,
Mr. W, D. Bennett, who wa* homed |
out at Mnlway recently, wa* arre*led * “ u * n Jl ‘
on Friday bv Sheriff I.anca«ter on a I
piailerlt
g and I
h. J
Mr. W. O. kirkli
preach at the re»*c
cnee «»f the Ban
Bridge Circuit, M. K.i in
I’rof. Clarcnilon U. SiH*ncei
ter, ha* accepted the position
dpal of the Haruwcii tlradt
lie via* graduated from the :
vcr*Uv In I?o*7, taught U
ned from
retiAed to
loft.” The Marqui* ought to make a
visit to Ibtrnweil county. South Caroli
na, where the cock fighting indu»iry
ha* it* ri|*e*t deveiopnienr. We are »urc
that he would enjov »uch a vl*it and hi*
d
lin
en U"
|wri
colit
Ran
ken* won!
ir breed ti
d have to
• win any
it « Kud < 'o
•rot -Thi
be of very *u-
•pur* 4u their
urier.
Oak* Bit Game
Health i
“A
With
d i
who called our attention to
item a**'lfe« u« tliat the N* w*
i»*r ha* given the Marqui* a
lip. and if
Mi
In
*vil
wan ant for ar*on »**
d by Jiuigi
to increai
which pn
life work,
*itv and
■« at Gen
lin*** of
,* hi* it
t.
vr. and
iiaiiUnii
at ltdy Im
iciclicy
io intern
■I*
in
ir*
ed
The Fai
patron*
of
f of the
the M>
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Tiivcr-
I c*vdb‘
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I* ot
IV IO»
U the
vlvin
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ake the p
the Bari
predict «<
valuable
ca*h fit
lieu
*4 on
P
ill
•k.’
acting on H, h
irimage to te*t th
ell bird* v*t
that the M
i|»erioticc hut
t iuea*ur
*c invio*
’* “(Kcc
ng
Veil-
qili*
arry
pnr*
iOUND mind in a aom*d bmly” I* the greatest earthly ble**lng
that man i* uia»ter of all human effort*, and woman queen ovar all *u*
iiation*. Health and happinea* go band In hand and without thaiu
! there I* no real ami la*ting upward progre*»and growing pro*pcniy.
■ To *afe-guard health i* the fir*t duty of parent* to thenwndve* that they
1 faithfully »up|Nirt the re*|Mtn*ihilitie« that life ha* given them,
j tarred should Im* their care that the olive plant* of their lion
into *trong, reliant uiaiih****! am! beautiful and accomplished wmiianlimHl.
Again*! the thoumand ill* that He*h U heir tolho study *«»d remmrche* of
b» *t mind* of many centuries have discovered from the •ecret* of nature mm
j that *tn*ngthen humanity again*! the attack* of open and insidious di«o*a*c and
that arc ••ontitiuallv lengthening the short *pan of our live*,
■ * i to lb*
Port Royal and Augusta Rys.
and eq
dds should
may
nalty
gr«*w
f the
tli***
ami
Rowe u|*«>n the affidavit of Mr*. II. >V
H alk. r, the uw ner of the buriH'd *torc
hou*e. The preliminary hearing ap- ; recommend him in highest Unn*
pointed for Monday w a* waived, np*»n I ** H )*** B, lYnian t>f unexi*eptb>nal>l
the under»tandiiig l»etwe«*n G. W. M.
William*, E*q., rcprnaintiuc the Ntvte,
>f«i* 1 roui Jeuuj*.
or
sbMabi
vSP
and Col. Kole rt Aldredi, f*»r the d'
fence, that the application for bail
I d b** hoard by JiidL>- Ahirioh at
i on Tuesday. 4 »n ac**ount of fail-
hoar from Solicitor Murphy the
application i* {Histponcd until noxt
week. Mr. Itennctt wh* brought to
Barnwell Monday night and lodged
in jail..
Elko New*.
Rev. J. L. Si Her, of Allendale, will
deliver a teiuperauct'lecture in the town
'hall ifi Elko w ith the intention ol or
ganizing a lodge of g*MHl templars. The
pubiiiiJeeling interested are ivvitcd.
Mr. L. A Thom ho n ha* junt returned
from Glojin Springs very much im
proved ill health.
Cotton is opening rapidly. Seven ami
an eighth i* the besst price paid by our
local merchant*.
Kev. Mr. Smith, of the Christian
Church, preached a good, 'logical t-er-
juon on Sunday.
W. J. Armstrong & Bro.. the 1’. R <t
A. R. W."bridge builders, are at work
Aliis week oil thi5 Baldoc trestle.
Misses Maggie and Kelsey Lemon, of
Charleston, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. M. Hill.
Miss Lena Best, of Otranto, is visit
ing in town.
Mr. Willie Turner has gone to New
York to lay in a large stock of choice
goods. . Zbnohia.
Klor-
eba racier and habits ami of cut tin
devotion to (‘durational pursuit*.
f.eorgc G. Thompson Esq., of
en»v, ws* in tow n on Thursday*
>ii** Minnie I. Dirks, of Willi-ton.
ha* l*emi ebvted a**i*iant teacher of the
Lcxiugum Graded Scluad.
Mr. Leroy Mol4ir returned from tho
New Brigliton on Friday, va*tlv In-ue-
fitfed in health, lie wa* delighted
w ith hi* brief outing, and considers *ea
sir and Manager Burnham'* admirable
management of hi* beautiful resort a*
better builders up than all the drugs of
the doctors.
riea*ant greeting* to your journal
tasip' | #J1I | j lll( rj .vicr*.
I It ha* ever boen |*or*Utent and frvr-
w itb cruel fe
prcMfitl, “tb»
hedged al*out
«. AH the mo*f approved remedie* that tlo* pa*i ba» give
heir of ail the age*,
can i* found in their last purity at the new
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Blackville News.
The Carolina Midland crossing over
the tiouth Carolina roadway will bo put
in this week, connecting the tracks of
ilie former Barnwell and B. A. A N.
roads.
The Board of Health condemned five
oars of out ©Udate melons on Tuesday
and served notice on the railroad au
thorities to remove them.
The Healing Springs protracted meet
ing closed on Saturday with five addi
tions. Rev. Arthur Bulst assisted the
[pastor, Rev. D.-H. Crosland.
The protracted meeting! n the Baptist
shurch commenced on Sunday. Rev.
‘t. A. Snblett, of Wjtlierboro, is assist
ing the pastor, Kev. W. D. McMillan.
Dr. Lartigue and his daughter, Mis*
^tinie, returned from the mountains on
psday.
ir merchants are receiving fine
^■cks of fall goods and win i0 on be
teady to fill all human w ants as cheaply
S the cheapestcan do.
The Stockholder* of the Carolina Mid-
md Railroad met on Tuesday And an-
jorfzed the Issue of flr*t mortiraae
>nd* at $U t «bu per mile.
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.
Death*.
In (ireat Cypress township on the
14th inst. Mrs. Robert SoulbweK, agc<|
8.1 years.
At his summer residence at Hender
sonville, N. t.. on the 14th inst. Mr.
James F\ Sanders, of Fairfax, aged 50
roars. His remains were, brought borne
and buried Sunday afternoon at Great
Naltkehatehie Baptist church, of which
be had been a member from boyhood.
Ho had never married. By hi* line
business judgment and tireless indus
try he had accumulated a handsome es-
i fate, llis death is mourned by his sur
viving brothers and sisters and many
relatives and friends.
At Blackville, on the 18th inst., Dr.
J. 1’. Molony, son of Col. and Mrs. M.
F. Molony, aged 2A years, of continued
fever. In his death the community has
parted with a member whose life was
lull of promise of high and honorable
usefulness. But to the home household
the loss is irreparable. He lived for the
happy circle that has been' broken by
the summons that called him higher.
The young life was fragrant w ith good
deeds and there was no stain of wrong
doing on its fair pages. To the loved
pneslpft behind there is the sweet con
solation in their sorrow of bereavement
that he is safe in the everlasting rest.
Near Buford’s Bridge on’the 18th in
stant of continued fever Miss Lizzie
banders, daughter of Mr. Edmund ban
ders, aged 18 year*. , \
Mr. B. L. Clarke, who was Principal
of the Barnwell Graded School* in 1888
and 80, died a couple of week* ago bf
typhoid fever in Tennessee, where he
was engaged in engineering.
t
Rev. George Baton ha* aerved the
Frost Branch Baptist Church sixteen
years. Hi*Christian life among u* du
ring that time wa* unquestionable.—
Having lived the life of a true Chris
tian he wa* loved by all and honored as
he should be, a* he -wa* a faithful ser
vant of our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ.
Done by order of the church in meet
ing held 21st day of March. 1891
Dr*cox Jacob Mat, Moderator.
T. M. Odom, Church 4 lerk.
to the good of it* county and Mai**, and
tbo*© of its reader* with w iioin the w fi
ler i* either acquainted, or ha* had a*-
•ociation arc among the very best peo
ple of the South. *
\\ »* do not know that, as yet, it* Edi
tor ha* any other companion than Tna
PBonK; but this much we do know
that if he has not, and could transpose
himself Into a* good a husband a* he i*
an editor, the fair one w ho ha* been so
attractive', aiuf successful a* to charm
him into a lover, would not hesitate to
embark, at once, with him on the ocean
of a* peaceful a life a* it is, we believe,
the privilege of any man to enjoy.
The farmers and mereliants of this
place aru a* happy and contented citi
zen* as it has been our good fortune to
b«* cast among, or to meet, and we could
''not w ish to have any better neighbors.
You can see the smiles of success
beaming forth from the lips and other
wise adorning the already cheerful fa
ces of every individual, male and fe
male, of the entire community.
We have seen so lar very few of their
crops, but those seen are good and will"
pay. The Main Bros., the Messrs Mills,
A. R. and Charlie Loadholdt, G. M.
Brant and Capt. J. W. Jenny can not
be eclipsed for tine corn and cotton.
Capt. Jenny has 25 acres of corn in
one field and acres in another, with
a ten acre patch of old field corn from
which he expect* to gather one thous
and bushels. Good judges give him
more than that on sixty acres.* .He cer-
tainiv has the finest cotton as to size
and height pf stalk, made by Mr. Henry
Mills for him,'in the two counties. As
we rode through it recently our horses,
one tnediuni sized, the other tall,
were both hid from outside view all the
time, ami our heads, w hile sitting on
the horses, were at leasT ona-third of
the inspection outreacbcd by the mag
nificent growth of his cotton. If Ins
rows had been one foot wider, and the
cotton thinned down to one stalk to the
hill, with hills from two and one-half
to three ffcet apart, ^e could have as
easily gathered two bales from each
acre as he will now gather one and pos
sibly more from each, w ith his five feet
rows too crow ded on bed.
Measles, in a light fdrm, are among
ns in the family of Mr. G. F. Brant.
Mr. C. M. Compton is quite sick with
bilious fever and Mr. Johnnie Load
holdt and his sister are both very 111
vrtth typhoid fever.
Kappa Alpha;
Opera flouse Dfug Store,
ParqWeHj S. G.
Which Invites, with the utmost cordiklily, tbepakrupage of all
it or the r#neL «»f confirmed
of ail in need <
di*u»*e
les* in U* lvM(h r*bip in alt that (mtumi* ] f or t |, ( . prevention of incipient
I bet the br»,t good*, bought from the be*t house* in the liest market* of the
ion w ill be kept on hand and our
medi-
Non*
Un-
*lJaiiy. J Daily Except .Sunday.
For further lufoi(nation apniv or write to f
ROBERT W. HUNT, T. 1*. A., 9 W*. J. CRAIG, P. A.,
Augusta. Ga.
JAS. L. TAY!.4)R,4*. P. A. 1 BOL 1IAAH. T. M.
■ - 1 - - " i 1 3
! Prices Will Please The People.
For those who have faith in patent or proprietary medicine* we will keep in
stock all preparation* that have wop tbclr way to public approval.
|0ur stock of Fanev 4iooda, Toilet-Accessories. Hoap*, r«*rfu!m*ries, Brushes
and miscellaneous *uudrte* is so complete and superior that it apeak* for itself as
*‘fifling a long felt” want in the County.
Coj»noi*eur* of good Cigar* and Tobacco, chewing and smoking, will find our
stock of the very be*t quality grown in America and foreign field*.
ITcaeriptions compounded at any hour of the day or night with the most
careful exactnes*. ^ . -
We will be glad to wait upon our old friends and will rejoice to make legions
of new patron*. All visitors to the County seat, for business or on pleasure bent,
are sincerely invited to call at the
OPERA HOUSE DRUG STORES
The last and best chapter in Barnwell’s boom.
DR. R. C. KIRKLAND, Jr„ Proprietor.
oet fifi-tf - • , „
rr-
or Malaria, Liver Trou-
Le, or Indigestion,use
tonrs IRON BITTSRS < CUdru Cry for Pitcher’i Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitcher’s.Castoria.
PRETTY AS A PICTURE.
’ * *
DUNCAN & HAY
Have moved to their new quarter* in the Ryan Building on Main Street and in
vite their friends and the general purchasing public to come to see them early
and often, individually and in multitudes.
-THE RED FRONT 18 READY,-:-
" Our new store with its harmony of rich coloring and elegant fittings is tho
prettiest in the county. But its beatif y is more than matched by the choice com
pleteness of the goods we have provided to satisfy the appetites and minister to
the comforts of all the children of civilization. ^
In fine Fancy and Family Groceries and Canned Goods we lead the leader*.
We carry full lines of all the choicest food preparations of Thurber, Whyland A
Co,., the famous New York grocers, and offer to the people of Barnwell and vi
cinity a larger variety than has ever before been gathered under one roof in all
this section of the State.
In Coffees, Teas, Bpices, Flours, Sugars and Butter we are especially fortunate
in the perfect purity and superior flavors of these essentials to good health and
happy living.
Our Cigars and Tobadco have been tested by the best judges and the unanimous
verdict rendered that we are guilty of keeping far better goods than any com
petitors have ventured to handle. -
The young folks, from wearers of knickerbockers to-dreamers about orange
blossoms, will find by testing our Candies and newest and finest Confections that
they have a sweet place in our most loving affections.
In miscellaneous Merchandise, Vr}’ and Dress Goods, Shoes, Slippers, W'hitc
Goods, Notions, Toilet Elegancies and Noveltiea we shall at all time* arrive to
satisfy the most exacting u«te«.
tn building up our business we shall continue to measure our every transaction
by the unshrinking golden rule. Our weights shall be standard and our words
Tiscacncs|t1y true as if uttered undor oath. Our prices shsll be as gheap as the
FIRE, FIRE,
1 /.M NOW PREPARED and will be pleased to place your Insurancd b*
letter or w ire in the Mtroiigr><.t and the most reliable companies un the Globe. AH
rate* for Fire Insurance are the same for reliable Companies so when you pay for
in mi ranee be sure you are received in a company that is able to pay when a loss
occurs. I represent the following Companies with assets as stated:
LANCASHIRE, of Manchester, Eng $2,000,000
CONTINENTAL, of N. Y .' 5.587,000
HARTFORD, of Hartford, Conn fi,576,000
1IDM E. of N. Y , ....:. r 9,001.102 -
KNOXVILLE, ofTenn 7 400,000
St. PAUL GERMAN , 500,000
st. Paul Fire a marine i,K7o,ooo
NORTHERN ASSURANCE ... 1.503,000 *
GIN HOUSES. I will insure on easy term* in any part of the County,
WIND STORM Policies written. For Insurance call ou
AqdreW T. Woodward,
BARNWELL, S. C.
mav 14-tf
"LU.iy’f*
HU-g
Texas made over 2,000,000 bale* of f aame goods.can be bought for anywhere,
cotton last year, and according to the
Galveston-balla* New* the acreage this
Upon this platform we a*k a continuance of past patronage that shall grow
of wider
greater aa we prove ourselves deserving
year is t*n per cent larger sad the crop |- Come to see us. ’ ,
fifteen per cent better. Atthst rate of, T^vTT’vr/^ a »
increaM** all the cotton needed hr the! JL/ L- IN 1- -ȣ\.-*N cC
r
Mi
be grown was; of the
*1
and cxmlinning confidence.
HAY.
Main Street, lidruweil, b. C.
for Infants and Children.
“Carteriftk so weB adapted to cUttna that
I reoommepd Itaa supertor to any prascrfpttoo
known to me." EL A. Asqnta, M. D.,
U1 So. Oxford SX, Broukljra, X. T.
The us* of ‘Castoria' Is so uafienat aad
Its merits so well known that It seems a work
toeedorsstV Few are the
who do aot keep CMtorta
Csauw Msewm, O.D.,
York CBy.
■as OoBc, OoQStfpatiod,
Boor Stomach, Dtarrhcea. Xnsetstkxi,
KiBs Worms, gives *
jresrtoe.
WitbeuS ugaztotis i
For sseerst yean I have reoomwieaded
jour * Castoria, * sad shall always eontlMos to
doaeaaithas tovariably produosd hOTsficial
■.Ik,
aafiWhAm,
K«w Tort oay.