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The Barnwell People-.
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•TWO UOLLAKH a YKAtt
THUKSDAV. OCTOiftft 2,1S1H).
The Pejnilir meetliisc of KanwHl
, N ,°; 1C ’ Kn 4thts of Pvthia*,
will U- hold at -rtmtOluH .hi Friday
nmht ut H o’clock. A full atlrtitlttuce
is requested.
J- B. Bl UCKHAl.TRK,
k. r. a.
p
Orr for School.—A good many of
our young folks have gone away to
school thU week. The Hut far re
ported to us catalogues W C. Kirkland,
Buford’s Bridge, Willie Ham met,
Harry l/dalr, Kddle Stephens, Herman
Brown, IsadoreBrown, Charlie* Weis-
•Ingerand HpbbieStrobel.of Blackville,
and TLeodore Vogel, of Barnwell,-to
Wofford College, Johnnie Creech, of
(Jeorge’s Creek, and Manning Brabham,
of Three .Mile, to South Carolina Col
lege, James Hagood Aldrich, Pcters-
imrg, Va., R. W. Riley, of Barnwell,
- Tlieii**xf » Baltimore, Md., James Lancaster, of
Harmony Lodire No. 17 a \ ¥ ’\I° to Poughkeepsie, New york.
1 ‘ ...... Miss Klorrie Hoiman, of Barnwell, Ma
con, Ga., Miss Caarie Howling, of Barn
well, Charleston, S;
will be held at the new .MasonicTem-
Barnw, ‘B U 1 M> » lUh «tkv ot
yvi., iK.w, the same being the SndSaTarduy
In said month, beginning at "High twelve ”
By order of W.-. M. . ' J
TEACHERS’ COLUMN.
Adopted as the"County Organ by jibe Teach
ers’ Association of Barnw ell County Sept 27th,
18W. ^ ^
A. F. OTIS, - - - - Editor,
To whom all communications should be ad
dressed oil Sats rday before e.Very iasue.
On Saturday, Sept. 27th, the oorn-
meucement of a Teachers’
Association
formed at
td
H. P. Asderson, gecyetary.
Cotton Markets.
Oct. 1st.
Charleston,, middling 5) 7-8.
Augusta, middling J-4.
Shvanoali, middling it 11-16.
Mr. TUos. L. WigginAas taken a po
sition on the Charleston World. ^
I* ar off weatiier prophets are predic
ting an early, long and cold winter.
Judge «/.(). Patterson is free from fe
ver and will soon be himself again.
1 eachers’ Examinations tomorrow*
for white and on Saturday for colored
candidates.
< oroner Peacock held sn ini^uest,'J’ues-
day on the dead body of a colored child
accidentally hurncd lodea^h in George’s
Creek Township. •'
Gin houses are burning daily. You
can insure them from now until the
crop is over w ith
-t A. T. Wood ward.
Mr. Uaiup H. Wpathersbce, of Silver-
t«m TowiisUip, ha.A cleared this year
over 1100 on honey, besides hating
plenty for home coiuuiuptiou.
Two young ladies of Aiken County
tlesiring to own a parlor organ, planted
and umde with their own hamU, aulli-
cl#ht cottoti lb make tTie"prffcbase'
It is said that a wcIl-Un-ssed colored
man Is masquerading over Orangeburg
County as a preaciier while in* real
bu *iness is th* 1 engagement of M»uie two
thousand colored iaoorers for planta
tions in Lounoaua.
Ulaekville News.
Mr. E. A. Ftdtler, of Atlanta, spent
Sunday in to^n. y
Mr.41. F. Baldw in has returned home
arfttir a month spent at the different
summer resorts in North Carolina.
The Blaekville Graded school opened
on Wednesday, Oct. 1st, with Prof.
Bulleii, of Rhode Island, in charge. A
large attendance (s expected.
Another victim of the cruel cotton
gin. Jack Harrison, who runs the gin
on James River’s farm, three mi leu
north of tow n, had his hand caught.by
the saws and terribly lacerated, wliiuh
necessitated its being taken off. The
operation was successfully performed
by Ur. L. C. Stephens, assisted by Ur.
U. K. Briggs. The patient Is doing
we#. This occurred on Friday last.
t^L'I Vivk.
Williston News.
( ant. M. W. Phillips is still improv
ing and liis friends, who are many, hope
to see him on our streets soon.
Mrs. J. E. Steadman, of'Grahams,
who lias been visiting Mrs. W. II. Ken
nedy, left for home on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Anderson left on
Tuesday for a five or six weeks trip to
Look Out Mountain, Kuoxvjjle and
j Glenn Springs.
Hr. W. C. Smith w ill leave on Wed-
i nesday on a combined business and
| pleasure ti*ip to Baltimore.
Mr T. J. Woodward will soon liegjn
I pTbufid a iilee cottage near the Baptist
j church.
i An extra meeting of Wllllstotl Alli-
! a nee U called for Thursday at 4 p. m. to . ^ of other studies y
of Barnwell County ^vas
Blaekville, 8. C.
It is the purpose of this organization
that the teachers of this County meet to
improve the methods of teaching, to sys
tematize the work, and to elevate the
profession of teaching. All teachers in
this County are most cordially invited
to join us in this work.
The follow ing teauhers have enrolled
themselves as active member* of this or
ganization : Prof. P. E. Rowell, Prof.
R. H. Willis, Prof. K. Y. Perjry, Prof.
A. F. Otis, Prof. G. O. Barker; Miss
Columbia Bellinger, Miss Clara John
ston, MTssTTlI ieJ oh n son, Miss,. Minnie
Hicks, Miss.L. C. Willis, Mrs. Julia
Hay, Miss Lizzie McBryde, Rev. A.
Buist, Prof. J. T. Prince.
Prof. 1*. E. Howell was elected tem
porary Chairman and A. F. Otis, Secre
tary.
After organization a committee w’as
appointed to drsf4-aconstitutio|l and by
law.s and report at ther'uext meeting.
After the business of the organizatiop
was attended to a most ioreresting ad
dress w’as given by Prof. Rowell Gu the
Teacher in the Couiiminity.
This address will be given in the next
issue and it ought to be read by every
person interested in education.
The following programme will be
carried out at the next meeting:
Lecture ' on .School Management—
Prof. P. E Rowell.
Essay, Primary Geography—Miss
Minnie Hicks.
Talk. How shall we mark?—Prof. R.
H. Willis.
A Quest’on Box was formed and these
queries will also be considered t
1. What is the best treatment for tar-,
dy pupils?
2. For whai offences shuold .vprporal
punishment lie indicted?
S. How do'you teaeb History?
4. Should writing In* taught during
Provisions for the People.
THE COLORED- FARMERS’ SO
CIETY purposes to open and keep on
hand a General Stock of Groceries In the
Ludy Robinson store in the town of
Blackvlllti. Wo will keep x>n band ev-
erythlug needed by families in tile line
of Groceries. Our goods shall be the
very best and our prices the very low
est. We solicit the patronage of all the
public, promising them honest weights,
just measures and everything low down,
cheap for cash.
mu ms, mm m,
JACOB PEEPLES
MAIN AO Kit.
*op 18-tf
OCTOBER OPPORTUHITIES:-
FOR BUYING THE BEST GOODS
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V*
The Most Moderate Prices are now Ripe and Ready at
, ' • i2 ' ‘ ^
Three Stores iq ToWq,
KAClTTROWHED WITH RARE
-J-
a few warn.
Having discontinued the sale of Li-
' <quors since tlie New Year $
BEN DAVIES
H AS been bhiy in selecting and col
lecting a stock of GENERAL M E K-
C1|AN1)18E that w ill suit the people
by its completeness and please their
-pockets by, the moderation of its prices.
The puldlg generally and the ladies
particularly are invited to call, ex-
amine goods and compare prices vvitli
those quoted ehsewhere.
And don’t you forget
That you may lie happy yet.
If you buy at BEN HA V iES Store,
Where, you’ll surely get more
Goods f«>r your money than at esfnldish-
uieuts that promise a heap and perlorAi
nollihig worth talking about.
BEN DAVIES,
r Barnwell C. 1L, $. C.
feb l.Ttf •
Ur. J. H. E. MILUUI S,
Dental Surgeon.
Blaekville, S. C.
at’etid to l"i|M>riant business.'
Tlie rainse«MitUiue. Cotton is sprout
ing in the boll and hulls are rotting.
. We all Iio|m* that lliek* |•re«licti«•ll that
If you can t atlord to seud your chil- j p wouni rain all ?^pteu»l*er and clear
drfi* to school the whole year, suhscnlie »» H v the last day of the month w ill be
lor your county paper. Th^y f ill g^t . Jack.
a if-xtii each warvk iu all the brauches j jmh hept.
«il au Eugtish education. u
The Ladies M. & M. A. w ill meet this, Appleton News.
Thursday alU-ruo.,.., at h o dork at the |, UrH . h<< Walker, the
t»ls ra llouo*. h%ery lady who i« a
iiH-iiihrr and all th«MM* w ho are hot mem
ber* are requested to atteud.
>4 Lot l.ia t’kkt'LK*. bee.
for th
^••hM-e^kful
Gonverst* t ollcge
roiitestant
H^-bola
Vaobu P^|
a* her past has been successful.
A geiitleniau who Intends to move to; Mias .wall i« Hatcher, «f Augusta, l«
l.lttle HtMli, Arkansas, early in the vl-iting friends in this n«jighU*rlM**d.
lie* year, tcils us that lie has no ditti- The c<Atotl crop ba» l>et*u very much
•i. What 4* the most effective pnnish-
ment to la* inflicted ujion a pupil of ad
vanced scltiedage?
U. How should manners be taught?
7. How many new slates?
*. Gan Arithmetic lie sticceasfully
taught without the use of objects?
>boitld pupils study their Reading
Ia‘S«ons at home?
The next meeting of the Association
will In* held atGourt House, Blaekville,
Oct llth at H a. in. Not only alt the
In
at
tend. Remember the date.
ATTRACTIONS AND ADVANTAGES,
' ' ” V *'• ■ " ' • •. . h .. / • •‘'
~ . * UNDER * . 7, -
|\flolaif J s JVlapagejnept
FIRST AND FOREMOST.—The men have njono|mHx<vl the summer with
their jMditics, but now business i*» the ofiler of the season add the attention of the
Ladies is especially InvitfHl to the splendid collection"of beautiful and useful
goods, gathered from all quarters of the civilized world for their special use and
now displayed for sale at Their special Store,
larshlp left on Tuesday, for Spar- tochers, but all persons interested
urg Slav her future tie as bright j education are cordially Incited to
roily to otakiog cootroefs will* g.M*d
«*«»tered laborer* win. waul to p»iu the
nodus u> the Kidotad**. lie rx|a*cU to
warn liftv families s Uh biu«
Fall Uraaiau.—The ladies of Barn
well and ilte surroondtog country are
« >odully lot lied lo *lt> od Mrs. M<»-
latr * graod fall millinery opeuiog at
I lie M»iu Mrcet on next l ut'Mla)
and It editrsdaj*. I he display of beau
tiful good* w ill be far beyond any exhi
bition of tin* kind «%er before at templed
tn Haruwcli.
A cheap house and lot with four r<M>nis
and kltclicu attached for sale on easy
term*. Now uccu|m«*U i*y Mr*. Halforu
Apply to A. T* doobaaan.
4t
For ss'vera) year* Mr. T. 41. Johnson,
Jr., ha* paid tlie town ot Allendale the
sorn of fi.alM) for all delusive* liqilot
license. For the next year he has
sdtered I he tow n coiinctl ha-
a**cepU‘d his pro|N»»ltloU and Voted the
eurplus of YlutAJ b» the >outh Bound
Railroad, one half to be paid apoif*'its
roiiipletioh b» Allendale, the balance
wlieti it is tfiiishcd to Barnwell.
Hr. K L. Harley, a graduate of the
Ihmial iHquirtiiiciit of the University of
Marylaiitj, who ha* practiced hisqiro-
f ess tot i very successfully lor four years
has arranged n» locate (icriiianctittv iu
Barnwell. He is a young man of fine
talent ami excellent character and w ill
be a deeblesl acquisition tn ttte town , — . . _
jind County, in a few weeks be w ill In* ! 211 once to f?. Ii AR I Z,
here, prepared to relieve the aching) thalrman Board oMrusteeM,
patits of ail sufferer*. ur * A. BH KLK, Jr..
— * * I I’rinripal
Mr. Kit I. Owens w ritet us from Hale ©ct 2-tf
Gity, Florida, that he is happily mar- . .
riedaud prosperously busy in tlie “Land i Seventy-five (♦7.») dollars paid in
of- Flowers,! but that he ih still in love ' vance, will pay all exitenses of a p
damaged by the recent rains and the
mads leading from Matiltews Bluff are
i tn a fearful condition.
Mr. II. C. F'lowers has a small patch
of cotton that promises to make at tlie
i rate of live hale* to the acre. F font
another piece of eleven acres he will
, gather thirty-five bales. That takes the
I cake.
< sfd. John I*. Gray gathered twenty-
four hales from twelve acre* last year,
! ihl* season's yield will turn that <lowii.
j *G*|*t J. N. Walker ha- an eight acre
I patch fr«Hii which he ha« s I read v gath-
1 ere«t I Vni lbs. seed cotton to the acre and
j it promises I.Immi lbs. more to the acre
when picking t* finished.
I Miss*** Reiser and Maggie Leemn.
formerly residents of our village, have
! returned to tlielr home in “tlie city bv
• the iw'a.*’
Mrs. M. Hill returned from the obi
I North >tatc a few days ago.
I Mr. W . B. Warren lets a h<»r*e .that |
' Itegins running w heuever she gets bwise
j and never stop* until tired down. Site
| got loose on Tuesday and was can ght at;
I Wlliiston, looking but little the "worse |
i for her excursion. /knobia.
Will have regular ap|>ointmenta an
follows:
At Barnwell, C. II from 1st. Monday
tor salns-tlay f in each nionih to Wed
nesday evening. Office at tlie i'atler-
ftoti House. * • %
At Sally’*, B. A. A X. R. R., from
:U1 Monday In each month to Wednes
day evening. 1)rtH*e at Price’s*Hotel.
Will be ut Ills inuiieolliee ut Biaekville
I every Fri«!ay and Saturday from 1st of
j February to 3Rh Sepbunlier inelusive,
| and every Thursday, Friday andSatur-
| day, from Ut October to Jlat January
j inclusive.
Will make appointment* with patient*
| in meet them at either of hi* oftiev* at
I any time.
Fauenu will find It nn>re comfortable
to have their work done at the <,tfU-e,
though If desired will call on them at
their re«i(leii« < es anywhere within thirty
I miles of Blaekville
Jtye §tmt ^illineri) (Jmponum.
MRS. R. H. HAGOOD. in charge of the sales department, and MISS STELLA
LEW IS, of Baltimore, an artistic Milliner and Dressmaker, will be glad tn see
and serve the ladies of the Gounty. I n addition to alUlte standard favorite goods
all the promising Novelties of^tlie SeosbTl have been added until the Stock is so
complete tiiat every want and Wish of the fair sex can be gratified at home.
Love^v Hats and Bonnets, Feathers and Flower*, Laces and Ribbons* Plumes
and Trimmings, Plushes and Velvets, Velvet Ribbons, Cashmeres and Flannels,
CftMco* and Saline, Gloves and Hosiery, Dress Buekles and Dress i rimuungs,
Nelly Bly Gajis and IMnsh Gap* and Surah Hats for Children, Cashmere Cloaks
for Infants and Zephvr Good*, t&o.* Ac , Ac.
SECOND AND SI’PER I OR.—At the Ayer Store can be found an entirely new
Stock of General Merchandise, complete In all departments, which Messrs. D. P.
WOOLKY and DAVID McNAB will he glad to show their friends and the gen
eral public, and t-« prove by tlie unanswerable logic of fact* and figures to be the
itesl and cheapest good* on Barnwell Hill «
•*LA>T KIT FAR FROM LEAST.—The old headquarter* In the East end where
TTT vT pci I |7Te T» )l\< r Tcg fTSTTt TPrTiTfppV tinrttmi.r jnrps.rli.m s ihst tbi.catan alwava get ryl | T |". m’/jH \n
pstgiKsls and the most of them at let live priees. Calls WagcosT.II! 11 2B
Tieave Barnwell
Arrive Blaekville
T^eave Blaekville
Arrive Barnwell
SPEC IA L IX ST RUCTIONS.
Barnwell Railway Trains will wait 30
minutesrfuraonnectlon from rtouth Car
olina Railway Trains unless otherwise
specially Instructed.
Train* will wait Indeflnttelv on each
other at Barnwell and Blaekville.
All Train* dally. r
Ito not rtitt ahead of ochedule time.
Clock In Telegraph OttB*e at Black*
viBe will be Uh* standard time.
John. t. willib, Hnpt.
Blaekville, Ahton <k Newberry H. H.
Time Table taking effect October 14th, IMh
rxssrxoRK THAI**,
Leave Blaekville...,
I .cave Walker......
Ia*ave Whaleys....
L aTt* AklrU'h
I>eate Mprlngllehl..
Lear* Jtal'r’* llotamHttpm
M4»KTH BlfCVP.
10 15 am* Mpmt
...... 10 ho * m a 12 p m
lo ho a m x la j. m
...... 10 3K a m * 20 p ni
.....*. lU&Oa m M82 p m
tlie fairest freatrneut, the l>c _
and eiaiftlnations of gtMHfsand prices are asked from everylaxly. A fair chance
is all tiiat is asked or noeded. Our ^o«>ds and prices will win approval from all
careful buyers. *, •
Molair, Molair, Molair.
Ehrhanlt Graded School.
The second tell months term of this
school will commence Oct. , «»lh. AU
brancties of study thoroughly taught.
Tuition $L>*>nto fi.iMt |>er mouth. G«s»d
bojiid can Ih* had at |A.ou |«t mouth
1'bose d. kiriog to attciuJ »lioiibJ apply
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar baking pdSrder.
Mlghest of alt in leavening strength.—
X U'f'-rt, .|sy. 17. 1 x .
NOTHING SITTEKOS
Like Success.
Oh. hTes I
The t hills are coming. But I bare al
ready eome and can h«* found in all well
•^Ua^gula»4*d stores iii Barnwell county
'"’Ut and the « iiills ean’t li\«‘ in the
same hide. When 1 go In the chills
leave. 1 also prevent malaria. ’Take
’1 II F. R E A HON j i n broken dose*.say a tablesjiooiiful
RADAM S i in a glass of water about every other
Ml< ROBE KILLER night, ami you won’t haveehilD. 1 am
is the most wonder!id the fw*t Liver Regulator on earth. If
medicine, is because | 4 .,ire and prevent Chills call for
it Uamnever failed in j VO |, r moiiev. No cum no |n»v is the
any instam^, no mat- j Wl | V \ all| w ,ui.
F’rog Pond Chill and Fever Core, 50
cunts a iMittle.
DAVEXPORT MF’G CO.,
•:SPPlflG v SHOWEPS:-,
—AND—
S ~n ~m ~m ez? Su.xLs'h i rue
aided by hard)* hand* Imve made the eroii* of the i*onntry. The yield* are not
as large a» looked and latsired lor and prliT^sare a grlevon* dlsapiiolntmeut. In
this unfortunate condition the people will have to sell their cotton to the best
buyer* and purchase their good* front the closest cutters.
MELLICHAMPE & CO., YVILUSTON, S. C. f
claim to mxrupv that vantage ground and submit a few facte to prove their title
to ow iMTship ami <Nvu|»ancy.
Their cotton goes direct to foreign markets and*o misses the rxaethmsof mid
dle men at the seaports. 'They share the advantage »o gaiuml With their costmu-
er*. W bile the Alliance over in Georgia and the Savannah Hoard of Trade have
licvit talking alHiut direct trade we have gone to work and established it and we
TTOT.-n THE EOE.T,
pri»tertlngou#wlve*^i»d our friend* w ith •Mjual care In its safety.
In ail Hue* of General Merchandise we laid hi the heaviest stocks. In antlcipa-
j ti«n of the promise of oiugniUccui erupa. These goods most go and we have so
cut proofs that they advertise and sell thcni«eivc. Come and learn something new
iu mercantile method*.
SOM ETH IN'G SPFB 'I A L: We are offering the largest stock of cholco
F U K N IT U R K
ever exhibited In this section and at prices that car. not be underwdd any where
in the South. Any house can Im 1 ixmifortablv supplied for a very reasonable rx-
|H*n«liturc>od if tlie g«NMl.w ive* will come with their husbands before the cotton
crop Is s(>eiit we are very sure that we can spread a great deal of happiness
through Aiken and Barnw til counties. Come and get your share.
aeplH
* 1 """" * — ——ss—
A 14 p m < 25 a
5 2* pm 7 4! a«
644pm 7 Vi s m
a55 p ni,* pig m
6 00 p m M 12 a m
s<«p m,s tea m
6 16 p m M10 • m
a oi VUlpas
Arrive tktvtm ,11 44 a m • 28 a ■
•ot*to am so.
loMire Mveni 4 47 p at* 7 00 s arr
la’sVe W’sirener ; & 00 p m « team
l-reve Perry
Gave l*slly'#
Lear/ ftorinjrilckl
Gave Aldrich
1-rave W haleys
lower Wslkers
Arrire BlackvUW
•Suiolai owik IDaih.
mocknile, Hprlmrtb U, 8ally'Iaud U sartor
are tcbwraptilc statkms
Onse ixNinectloos made at Vlarkvlllr with
the South Carol tea
trains.
J. C. KET8,
Port Ko)tl nit) Am>u Kti vnj.
Aiwi sta, G*.. Janwary Mth. MM
On and after this date thr
will run ns follows by 00th
ad-.
with the “dear old State nmi County’’
of ids birth. He tells u* that bis Intcb
string hangs out for all Haruweli people
who go to the .Sunny rmuth, and prout-
iscs to visit the hank* of Turkey Greek
a* soon as business will allow him a va
cation. And Barnwell will be glad to
ace him aga'n.
Ehkiuiidt Gbaukd School.—The ad
vertisement of tlie Khrhardl (Traded
.School is one of tile best of the recent
signs of t he times, showing-increased
Interest iu education and the resolution
of the country to prepare its young peo
ple for the battle of life. Healthfully
located in a community of excellent tem
ple, removed from town temptation*
and under thoroughly competent man
agement it w ill command success by de
serving it.
The Ruin of thk Rains.—Trie rain
fall in tlie lower part of Mid State ha*
been five incite* within the last two
weeks. The injury to the cotton crop
ha* been very great. Seed are sprout
ing ami the staple ha* been badly dam
aged. This los*, added to the shortpe**
of the crop, ha* maAi the agricultural
outlook a gloomy one. The .Savannah
river planter* are apprehensive of a fall
freshet, which w ould ruin thousand* of
bushel* of corn that are nearly ripe for
gathering.
The brain stand* most, abuse of any
organ in the body. It* best tonic and
stimulant i* success. Tlie worst and
most depressing thing to it is failure.
The most injurious effects come by
asing Ktimulaut* in early life. Young
, ........, -... pay all ex|w
: at the Graham* Graded School
present session,
lendent.
Address at once,
r. E. HOWELL,
s. c.
pupil
for the
Board with Superiu-
Supt. Graham«
tf
Mr. R. T. I’oole, of Gedartown, Ga.,
write*:
“I believe it to be one of .tlie best
medicines sold. Tlie physicians, two
years ago, said my wife. haiP cohVump-
tion, both lung* affected. 1 have hud
to send her Moutii 'for several springs to"
keep her alive, but since she ha* been
taking Radams Microbe. Killer she has
been right, at home attending to her
< business, and is in better health than
she has been in'lid years.
For sale by G. K. Ryan, sole agent,
Barnwell.
ter what the disease*
from LKI’ROSY to
the simplest disease
_ known to the human
system.
The -t ientilic men of to-day claim and
prove that every disease is
Caused by Microbes
< , — \ND—
BA DA M’S 1MI KOBE K^LLKR
Extemilitate* tlie M|erol*ei* and drive*
them out of th** system, and w hen tiiat
i* done yrtu enu.’iot have an acliec.r pain.
No mailer \vhnt_ thre cfi*ea*e, wit ether {
a simple cd*** of Malaria Fever or a com- j
bination i>f oiseiises, w* cure them all at
the same time, a* we treat all the dis
eases eoii*tiiHtiom*ny.
Aadmin. 4 onaitmpiion. f’nlnrrii.
Itroocliif 1** ICItetiinoIi>m, lattl-
ney «»»»f 3>(vCr |>i*ea*e, GBiil*
and 1£Yver, 1> n Ic'B’roitlflei*,
in
iolvld-l’o
The following i* said to have been
taken.from a question box:
“Since the way to heaven is a strait
and narrow way, can the Christian get.
through who carries a large load of
playing-cards, dancing pumps and the
atre tickets, unless lie. be a pretty slim
sort of a Christian ?”
Mr. Jerry Riley, of Orangeburg, kill
ed a deer last week, hitting thp auitua
with tive buckshot and without punc
turing even a piece 0 the hide. But it
was done In this wise: The deer came
swimming down the river and had it*
mouth wide open. Mr. Riley wa* close
by and had hi* gun with blip. lie tired
into the mouth *»f the deer with the
people mIioiiId never use liquors, tea or a hove result. Alliance.
coffee. The latter two may not exactly
do harm, but they are conducive of no
good. They act mostly on the brain
and injure ks growth very piaterially.
Abundance of *leep i* necessary.
Eight hour* t» not more than enough.
Bleep i* the time of relatively lowered
expenditure and increased repair.—La
dies* Home Journal.
form*, ><ml. in loci,
known lo the
Human ?*y
all ii*
-
every l>i*eo*«
A feature of the coming exposition at
'Atlanta. Ga. r will be the celebration of
four cotton bagging weddings. The
ffrst couple to accept the offer to marry
on the ground* iu cotton bagging attire 1 boys w ho have gone
ks to reorive the tfecond and
aooti. The Atlanta Constitution urge*
the young fprinert to consult their
aweethearts and send in their naaaes at
adding: “It will lie a g -at op
portunity for them to show their fidel
ity to the principles of th* AllUuce,
aqd it will be a pleasing way to cel-
“TaDa,” said the young mother, “I’ve
decided on a name for baby; we will cal)
her Imogen/’ I’apa was lost in thought
for a few minutes; he did not like the
name, but if lie opposed it hi* wife
would have her own way. “That’s
nice,” slid he*presently. “My first
sweetheart was named Imogen, and site
w ill take, it a* a compliment.” “We
will call her Mary, after hiy mother,'’1*
wa* the stern reply. ? -
Dr. Egbert of Chicago say* that he
sec* about twenty-live cases a year of
crazy from smo
king cigarettes. We knew cigarette* !
almost \ without exception contain !
opium, and tiiat they gave boys heart
B< ware of Fruudulem Imilalions
See that our Trade Mark (same as
above) appears on each jug.
Send for hook “History of the Mi
crobe Killer,” given away by
G. K. RYAN, dealer iu fancy gro
ceries, segars, tobacco, bakerr,' Barb-
well, and D. K. BRIGGS A (’()., Blaek
ville. [feb 1 J-!y x
B. A. MAKIBBEN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
i;ak.\ wki.i, i;. h., s. c.
Will give prompt attention to all bus-
iwss <‘Utrusted to his'cafe.
april 4-sy
6. M. 6REEN, -
Augusta. Ga.
UMMER
OFFER
B UY to AnrwL fUptewbw;
or October end p«y when
eropa arr mid. Spot ( »»ih
Prices. Th* Low«nt known.
Jurt a little cash down, balance
DmcnberUth. NoIntrrcM.
Our •ntir*> atock—any make—
prloa or rtyle. BEST Snm-
mrr otFcr wc ever raado.
Write for t.'lrewlmr-
SUM.MEU OFFER 1800
LUDDEN & BATES,
SAVANNAH,CA.
Real Reform.
Captain Tillman, the Legislature, or
s4»iuet>«Mly el*e may, after aw Idle, brin,,*
iK tter times to the country, but
CHRISTIE & HAY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAY/
JiAHX’WKL.I^ C. H
J
H. O,
HEALTH.
* j,
STRENGTH,
:rl
HIPPINESS.
NVill pract ice in the State and United
States Court* and give prompt atten
tion to all business entrusted to his care
jau lh-lv ■
T. B. ELUS, Jr~
W i
dtscHHi, but that they also ^ause insan-, 0 i ^ r •
ity kg new to u«. What are parents Surveyor QUO Lj/il LflCJineer.
thinking of to allow minora to smoke u
uigareftea?—Weocem Hevorder. We _ ,
were under the iiupreMon that OOkO- f atteqfiou gtren to the < omiaitatiou
tthe first victory of the Alliamr, ktwgHgarette* waa the evidence father ^“.^Urtinr
thgNhlpptug out of jitu- by cotton bag- thou the cau-e of lusanlty. houtlicru , o*U! re«4u wuim* ’
I thfialUn AdvotAie, » wet Iff ••Dy
TEBTII^OWI^Xjg.
Mre.fl. F, Chapin, Prertdcnt W. Cf. T. U^
•ay*: KU5CTIM)POI8E ta a panacea for
BervnuaaeM, brain fatlrue and general debility.
Ifeclitadotytocay: try the ELiX'TKOPOISE."
Rev. Bf. W. Fdmanda, Snmter. 8. C, Bar*:
“Mm. K. li** been ualna the KLKCTHOPOlSK for
malaria for arveral moatte, uud at present her
health is cxccXcnt."
W.-C/ Nlbley
Oa^ ■•ywf Ikl h^ve used the
sclatira, and am on*' thonasnd per cent. Ixs ter.
recoauuund its use to all similarly affected.”
T. J. Mar^away. Charleston, 8. C,*ar«:
-Three week*', use of tlie KLECTEOPOISE re
lieved me of chronic •claUca”
Or. Wa. If. HI**. W 44th St, New
York,say*: -I have found the F.Lfct TlttlPolSK
a moat wooderf nl rormtive agent. I woald coo
ler mjr professional skill crippled indued STlUi-
Rov.r. W. Morrosr.nawthpnje, Yla A «T»t
•four months' use of the ELKt-TWarOlnB
restored me to health from a coaiplt^wtlos of
hronchlUa, Catarrh, dytpepala, and torptd Uvcr,
with a gam of Mlfaa. * wefebl"*
umler the 0|>era iloiiM*. Barn well, S. C,
liave, of tlielr own nmtioii, inaugurateil
h reform movement heavy freighted
w ith help for all w ho will come and get
their shares.
All people <»f all occupation* who
have Been oppressed by high prices,
robbed by extortioners, deceived l»y^
hypocrites will find early and ample re
lief at the
♦
Barnwell Backet Store.
The Congress may keep on raising
the Tariff and forging the force bill, bu*.
we shall continue to cut prices a* they
pile on tlie duties, and iu proof of our
sincerity we invite your attention to tbo
follow ing quotation, unmatched in all
this section of the State :
Fanis from TJ cents up.
Stoves so cheap that we are ashamed
to print prices.
Thousand* of articles with hardly
anv price attached. •
Straws show the way the wind blows,
ami tiie above are quote^l a* ppl.V mild
samples of the good tilings and great
Bargains that we are presenting to the
people Our country friend* are cor
dially invited to come to see our Bazaar
when they visit Barnwell. The first
call is sure to be, followed by many
more, for we haven ‘thousand articles
that all admirers-of tlie imetul and or
namental need, and our prices are the
low figure* that the country wants ami
that old style merchants cannot realize.
Your* to command,
(JURIST!& HAY.
aug2l
Hoctn Boom*.
Southern Electropoise Co.
222 RING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
r** are JUftritetttfrai mai
M embers of the “farmers ai-
Ll A NGK” is'fqre plaidng their or
der* for hagging w ill phrase i-ail and ex-
anline my extensive stock of Anti Jute*
Bagging, iiaviug already filled orders j
| for \ario^pcClul»s, I feel confident that
bpriceand quality will meet with ap
proval. 1’. W. FARRELL,
UhlT Blaekville, 8. C.
] Aug. 4tb,’ IStKBtf
A T. WOODWARD,
Attomey-at*Law-
BARNWELL, C, IL. 8. C* 'j
OfTlec over {usi office.
xiy
Barnwell Oil
—AND—
Fertilizer Company.
Capital $50,000.
JOHNSON HAGOOD,
I'RKSlOKKT.
M 1KK BROWN,.
Skc- ATkk.is. A Gkn’l Manaokb.
DIRECTORS:
Johnson Hagood. Barnwell ('»II. S. C.
Muck Brown, btirnwell C. II., 8. G.
D. 1\ Simoi rnkh, Lees, ». C.
Stkiox Buown, Blaekville, 8 C.
(». W. M<*krall, Millettville, S. C.
Jno. M. Ohkkn, Atlanta, Ga.
G. A. WAOKNKH.'Gliarlcston, S. C.
J. K. Gaknktt, Savannah, Ga.
D. II. Sally, Sallys, 8. (J-
This Company i* now ready for busi
ness.
THE GISXERY.
We will gin and pack cotton at 25 cts
]rer )0U pounds, being $1.*25 for a 5'.4)
}>uund bale. Not more than one person
need accompany the wagon, as our ma
chinery liandles the seed cotton and the
cotton seed.
THE WA HE HO USE.
Vor parties desiring to hold their cot
ton we will warehouse and Insure the
same for a period not exceeding
month at 50 cent* per hale. For hi
period* 50 cent* each additional month.
Special rates made with Sub-Alliances
for nhort periods of storage, awaiting
Alliance sales days. Our warehouse
receipts will betaken by The Bank of
Barnwell a* collateral upon loans to the
extent of cents ii|>on the dollar, thus
enablBig farmers to meet pressing lia
bilities without forcing their cotton
upon the market.
OIL MILL.
Cotton Seed bought at nfarket rate*
and paid lor iu cash, cotton scBd meal
or Fertilizers.
FE UTILIZERS.
We will fill orders cash or approved
credit
For Acid Phosphate,
F or Cotton Seed Meal,
For Blood,/..
For Kaiult,
kor Chemicals, , .
Uur ow n brands of first class Manip
ulated Fertilizer* and make any spe
cial 1 * nili/cr t<> order. '
Fahners and dealers.are invited to
personally inspect our works and meth
ods. W« are convinced that their a|»-
proval and patronage will follow.
, Cheap, (^uick and Faithful Work
T«iisraut»*ed. aug21
1
9©. ft
1
Lv Augusta,a. m
n }• ft Oft f, a.
Ar FBIenteu,p. u
12 17 • 42
Kohhli.a,
12 9U7 Uft
Mlllett,
12 ftl'7 47
Martina,
12 ft* * ui
Heldoc,
1 Oe H 20
Appleton,
1 1 « A*
ABentlale,
1 2ff» 10
Lv AUciMlale,
1 2J » 1»
• Off
Ar Carupballton,
1 ^ 8 37
• >2
Bruoaou,
i 5J y w ». a.
• 3ft
Hampton,
2 (F ID 2ft
7 off
Vamville,
2 IS 10 3ft
7 08
McNeill’s,
2 471
it on
7 27
Cunimliig’s,
2 32 11 07
7 33
Karlv Branch,
2 43 1) 23
7 5ff
Y.iuwm..
4 4ft 11 fit
8 3ft
CrMNMW,
s 14;
» 50
Beaufort,
ft 40!
J9 53
Port Royal,
ft *5
1) 3*
Xobth Bocmd.
| •« | *No. 48
1 tiff
p. a.
Lv Port Royal,
! 7 3ft
1 00
Beaufort,
7 48
1 20
(!«M»M4W,
8 1ft
; 2 no
YafMea,
8 4ft
2 3ft a. a.
2 A0
Early Branch,
P 68
3 ftft
ft 2ft
l Cumniings,
io n; s 2&
6 44
McNeill s,
10 27
3 34
ft 54
Varnville,
10 32
3 59
| 5 10
Hampton,
10 4ft
4 08 .
8 18
Ar Brunson,
110 M
4 40
8 43
Lv Gampliellton,
11 (►
ft 00
6 68
Ar Allendale,
111 oh, ft 30
7 20
Lv Allendale,
11 20
5 60
Appleton,
111 37
0 13
Beldoe.
11 401 0 30
Martin’s,
11 65
4 8 47
Milieu,
12 03, 7 3ft
Robbins,
12 m 8 03
Kllenton,
12 30j » 4ft
1
Ar Auguste,
12 42 r.a.
j
♦Daily. IlHiily except buoday.
vc i
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
» »t !S K A W.
IF Adi N W ELL C. 11^ 8. C.
W ill give prtmtpi attenthm to oil
iiie u»trd U* Lh> cimx
J A*iuaxy i;Jv.
Connection mode at Augusta with Port
Ko* al and Western Carolina Railway, and
Uwjrffia Railroad forw p«tlnt8.
At Yemassee with Chariest On and Savannah
Railway for Charleston and Savannah and aff
Florida points.
Chi ap return tickets on sale every Saturday
after H o’c!o<jk, wff*t tmfil following Monday
morning before 12 o’clock.
Any Information in regard to tickets, rates,
schedules, etc., write at Call upon
H. W. Hunt, ? W. J. Cba»,
T. P. Agent, G. P^ Agent,
AugUstX. Georgia.
To Rknt.—My Brick Store on K. B
Black till©. Apply to
may 22-tf) E. B. Mrrtff.
monky to lend.
$150-000.
At 9% to 10 per cent. Interest* One to
lire year* time, secured by farm mon
tages. For further particulars apply to
d. O. PATTERSON,
. Real Estate and Iuvesting Agent,
julyll-tf Barnwefl.». C.
-:-Dea't Delay a Day.-B
Now that money is In ctrctolxtlon ev
ery sensible nmn and every tkoughtfid
woman should prepare agaihst the dan
ger of loos from lire by securing Insu
rance over the home that shelter* tin
family. A policy 1» a good cojnpany id
the beat investment that c*u he bum*
T. J. prooker,
WILLlffPON, 8. C-*
. ’ ■ . •• *0* K h “J
Representing the LaKCaMUB*, of
glaiui, Uie Gommkbc
the KxoxYlixa, of
glad to answer m
coat Ac. Ut the
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