The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 16, 1891, Image 3
The Barnwell People.
•TWO I>OL.L.AHK A. YKAK
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, im
•;■■■ , , —
i jfc TIk iK-xt rnm'.ftr eouimunKxtflrinof
Httrnwny Lod^ No. 1? A.-. f.\XI.*:
jCJt will 1* held at the new .MasonicTem-
1» Barnwell upon 11 th day ut
lOct.*, i IHOO, the saiho beinst the 2nd Saturday
tn t«atd month, betfumtiig at “High twelve.”
By order of W.\ M. \
H. P. AKbtewios, Secretary,
td
The
peimlar meeting of Barmvel
T.odge No. 10, Knights of 1‘vthias,
wiM be la id af thdr HhII <tn Vmiay
night at 8 o v c46ck. A full attendance
is requested.
-.»r~ J. B. Blrckhavtkk,
r K. K. S.
> - —j
Mr*. John (J. Davant and children
leave EM* week for their Florida home.
'I'Bere was a qniet yet very happy
union of hand* and heart* At the Brown
House sm the afternoon of the 8th Inat.
Mr. Thomas J. Woodward, ona-of^Wil
Baton’s best younjt men. and*Mr*. Lil
lie Wot)dward, one of BarnwelFa moat
attractive and amiable daughter*, w'ere
married in the presence of their rela
tive* and fi iepds. Rev. D. W. Key ofli-
clating. After the ceremony a delicious
collation was (served Hiid the happv
couple left for their new home. Thk
Fkopi.k gives them its best'Congratula
tions and thanks .Mrs. Davies for her
abundant gift of good things from the
wedding least.
Death of Dr. Holmes.
1). \V. F. 1 Inline* died suddenly of
heart disease at his residence in Barn
well on Tuesday, evening, JJuHng the
day he enjoyed his usual health and at
tended hi* patients and oflice duties.
As wag his custom he tqok his evening
meal at sundotvn and went to his olllee,
at the drug store of Mr J. A. Tobin.
Baldwin & Garvin have the finest' About £ o'clock he returned home, and
line of harness ever shown in this part
of the country.
Francis F. Carroll* Jr., Ksq., of Bam
berg, w’as in town on Saturday on pro
fessional business.
Mr. J. C. Cochran, of Wllliston, was
*.aring t
his fall.
in town on Saturday, wearing the hap*
piest face w’e have seen"
A full line of paints, oils, varnish*
glass, brushes, etc , at Bald wit & Gar
vins.
There T$ bnly ORW’negro TuTTio (Veor-
gia Legislature. He is^a giuge^.cojoivd
disciple who divides his t^c between
preaching and politics.
AccordingJto the census taken last
June the population of the State is
1,141'Ittl. la 1880 it w as Uk.'»,A j7, mak
ing an increase In ten years of I5T,oSJ
or 14.23 per cent.
The engagement between Mr. Alfn'd
Wilkinson, of New York, and Miss
Winnie Davi* has been broken nil'. The
alleged cause is the poor health of .hi ' Hilliston News.
“Daughter of tfie Confederacy.”
seating himself in the dining room be
gan to read. Mrs. Holmes having oc
casion to enter the room found him in
a dying condition, and her grief soon
attracted Messrs. W. K. and F.C Chris
tie who came, and placed him on a bed,
where he expired in a few moments.
Drs. Todd and Kirkland were sum-
Th* Glory or Grahams.—The in
creasing patronage <if the Grahams
Graded Hchool, under the admirable
management of principal 1*. K Row ell,
has caused the trustee* to secure a char
ter for the “Grahanf’s Collegiate Insti
tute” having primary, high school and
collegiate departments. Fuplls have
been rAafriouliiteci from Orangeburg,
Bartiwe.lf, Colleton niijJ Clarendon and
ftpldhtetions have been received from
as far off as Lancaster. I’rof. J. ,T.
Prince, who will travel for the school,
for some time, w ill gladly call on any
persons who contemplate patronizing
the school. A card addressed to him or
Prof. Rowell at Grahams will receive
prompt attention.
The Barnwell ^Democratic Club will
meet at the Opera Ilpuse on Saturday,
18th nisi r at4 o’clock^), tn. to consider*
important business." All good Demo
crats arc 'tivited to meet with u*.
By orJer.nf -
(5. D. Rkli ingkr. Chairma
B. W. I'kkplks, Secretary.
sep 18-tf
'Hie County Medical Society held it*
annual meeting on Tucs lay w ith a good
attendance. 1 he otllcers elected for
the next year are: President, Dr H.
W. Kearse ; \'it*e Presidents, Drs. G. M"..
Mdrrall,- Martin Bellinger and .1. (’.
Don’t throw your money away buy
ing hardware and stoves from general
merchants when there is a special hard
ware store ro hear where you can get
city prices and save freight
'Miller; Seeretarv. Dr 1). K Briggs;
mbmed but there was no hope for medi-I 'p^asurdr j^ r j/ j i Patterson
cal skill. i ’ :
This community has never suffered a
more-severe loss {him the death of this
truly good man Hndeniitipnt..^h,i:aieia.tt..4.
and while th<rse vrho-nre near apd dear
to him mourn hisdeafli thisyntire com-
niouity extend that sympatliy w hich is
felt in every heart today that all have
been saddened by the death of this gen
erous hearted,courteous, Christian gen-
t.etna n. . . «
--1 laving witnessed so mueh of sirffer-
ing he often expressed the hope that Ids
death woijld be freed of pain, and the
Great Physician answered his.prayer.
M J P.
At a regular meeting of Willi«ton
Alliance on Saturday the riih in-t , J
delegates were elected to come til im et!
| ar Barnwell on sale day ip November to j
give an expression in regard to the re- |
peal of the Lien law and they were i
j iiuaDiiiiously instructed to vote in favor 1
C*pt. G. VV. Shell piled up a majority 4 ,j- p* rep.-ah
of l.trjo over Major D. K. Duncan in j i;,diop Key preaelnel on Suiidav |
their race lor the Democratic iionijna- j morning a sermon to voting men and ,
lion for Congrvss in the Fourth lliar. .i, , n i.tia /.r*
trtec .
Provisions for the People.
THK COLORED FARMERS’ SO
CIETY purpose* to open and keep on
hand a GenerlUStockdf Groceries In the
Ludy Robinson store In the town of
Blackville.- We will keep on hand ev
erything needed by famllle* In the line
of Groceries. Our good* shall be the
very best, and our prices the very low
est. We solicit Hie patronage of afl the
public, promising them honest weights,
just measures and everything low down,
cheap for cA*h.
mm @?i£. mm m
JACOB PEKPLE^*
MA1VAOKH.
A FEW WORDS.
Having discontinued the sale of Li
quors since the New Year
BEN DAVIES
H AS been busy In selecting and col
lecting a stock of GENERAL MER-
C1IA N DISK that will suit the people
by it** eompleteness a»id please their
TforketK tirtlie moderation of it* prli^s.
'I’lie public gen»;rally and the ladies
particularly are Invited to call, ex
amine good-and compare, price* with
those quoted elsewhere.
And don’t you forget
That you may be happy yet.
If you buy at. BEN DAVIES Store,
Where you’ll surely get more
Goods for your money than at establish
ments that promise a heap and perform
nothing w orth taHHng about.
BEX DAVIES,
Barnwell C. JL, S. C.
feh l.'ktf
Barnwell Ar
W*>oodward’a Junetipn
Ashley
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Dr.J. II. E. MILHOUS,
«§§! Dental Surgeon.
A
ingii^L
7 . y.
cream of tartar baking powder.
PI ;?I in.f -irMiiytl. —
Rube Burrows, the champion Rail
road robber of Hie age. w a. kille.l in
Alalmina last we*-k. The rewards of
fered for him, dead or alive,aniounied to
f 7,o0H. He died game. .
An attempt was mads last we.*k to as-
sassiiial* C R. Bieekenridge, the Dnn-
«M*ratic candidate for t «>tigics» in the
oceond Arkansas District.
Thomas G. Woolfolk, the grsat Getvr-
gia family exterminator, is to b" hanged
«»n the glHh in*t. He has sur\ived •*•'-
eral trial* hut will get to the cud «•( his
rope on the date a/«»re*ai«l.
Prof |f K. Rowell w ill deliver an ad-
.Iresaon edneati. n at .l*»tm s t Kor* ii,
M'heee Mile townsbip,on next 8otur»'ay
aftermam, the Istii inat. Tpe |o-..pie o*
that section hate a treat in store.
Mr. |j»fRYette Parfer, of Riehlafn
township, died on last Friday of ty
(•hold te»er. He leaye* a wif> ami vhi»«
and many wnroi friends to lanieiil hb
loss. Me w as about Jn year* of age. •
Excursions early in the season
Cotton to rot In the fields and »t;i|
the country of nomey, ami now a sim*-
eess'ort of t ireuses is alsitit to Ik* addevi
to the aflln tions of the people.
pr»»f. OtU left on Friday to attend the
gold* n wedding of his (wri nts in New
11 am |hiIi ire. During hi* ah<w*nce Re\.
f*. G. Bradford i* acting principal of
the Graded hool.
Baldwia A ’Garvin are agents
T’liioti .wrwiog Ma«*liine, the iigi
running machiuc on the maraet; sew*
backward and forward without »t-i|»-
Aon>toaiic Irohliin winder; wind*
true as -liool of thn td. ><>i.J
on time to suit purvliaser*.
the t-e-t effr.rts of ht^ life.
Tim cotton crop l» nearly all opened!
and i« i»eing gatiiored a- rNphllv a- |mo- j
sildor Picket• are scarce and in
nuuid. ’I he corn crop i-
gv acreage will Iw plant
The Allianee re«*«*|ved one
tillsltels a'siul t
der- W ill ticj
Willistoli l.iwlgr
ine**is •mi Friday t
ui shi iii each upon
hjg a targe ycu'iidi
t'ie arr^aefi
<1, .l«y. 17, iH.'iSi.
.\OTIIl.\G*vSUCCEEI)S
Like Success.
T II K R K A NO X
R IDA M’S
M ROBE KILLER
i* t
lll«t*t w •
•nderf ill
nre
Im*. I*
1 *••'*• |«C
it b
never f
ailed in
•IM
F 111
1 ^ « 41 4 V f
no inat-
••■r
Hi
iat thi*
di*caM>,
1. • •
III
I.EPIB
is V u»
the
^ ft
imptc«&
duMtase
kin
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!l lu thn
human
ICtl 1
nf t
••-day c!
laitu and
Caused by Microbes
\i\ KOBE K LLFR
ping. Ant
iMihtdn sai
Nrs. J. S. Miuck ami eliilJtcn reached
Barnwell mi Sifmiay and will a|M'iu
aoMte time with “the old folk* at home
Their trip fr*tm Alaliama wa« a t<
one as they w ere heiuuied ill b\ acci
dents.
Mr. G. E. Hutto lost his residence
two miles from Midway, on Hie night
of the 7th ln*t. hy tire :»e|U!V«*d Pi have
(•een applied by an ineeudi trv. 1 he
flaines aniiised thcaieeping lantily alemf
ten o*elo«’k and had made such (read w av
that scarcely anything was saved.
There was no Insurance.
Theofllclal figures of the recent een-
*us for the 3d S. C. District have be ’ii
given mit. They make the population
r»l Barnwell County 41,3(i0. hi I.vvt it
w as 351,sA7. ’I'he increase is only 4.7<> 1,
and yet some say that “figures don t
lie.”
An English pajrer say* that we still
put nnr hands to our mouth* when we
yawii, and fancy that wu do it out. of
politeness only, but in early' days the
action w’as used to prevent the devil
taking advantage of a habit be had of
leaping into a gaping mouth.
Eight dollars per month, sixty-four
dollars for remainder of session, will
{ >ay all ex|R*n*e* of a pupil at the Gra-
lams Graded School. We are trying to
educate your children at lowest cost.
Show your appreciation by your pat
ronage. Write for catalogue and se
cure board with
I*. E. Rowki.l, Nupt.,
flctlO-tf Grahams,^. (J.
Will have regular appointment* as
fojlow»»;
At Barnwell, 11 fn*m l*t. Monday
t or sales-day) iu each month to Wcu-
uesday evening. Otlice at the Pattcr-
hui House.^ ■■■—
At .^ally’s, B. A. & X. R. R., from
'Id .Motuiuy in each month to- Wednes
day evening. Office at Price’s Hotel.
Will be at ids hquieMtffc**at Blackville
every Friday and.Satitrday from 1st of
February U* iluth September incluaive,
and every Thursday, Friday and Satur
day, from 1st October to 31st January
imdtislve.
Will uiakeapi»oln»menta with patients
to meet them at either of hU offiews at
ativ time.
Patient* w ill find It more comfortable
to have their work done at the <.ftic*,
though If desired will call on them at
i th**ir residen«*e» anywhere ylthin thirty
i miles of Blackville
-.■OCTOBER OP FOR TUMTIES:-
FOR BUYING THE REST GOODS
.x ' / V. . ' ; N
e*
—IT—
The Most Moderate Prices are now Ripe and Ready at
Three Stores iq ToWq,
/ V
- EACH CROWDED WITH RARE
ATTRACTIONS AND ADVANTAGES,
* UNDER *
ifs
N( hed?i.i:.
. h
,, hat> rcmdtbd io Xetv Store eorncr Clark Street and Rail ttoad Avcttijr, | Ashleya .,... ' . M 8
Blackville, 5. 0. ainl can nbhr show yoili as complete a stock of liaixluarc* A* can Blackville . Lv
be fonnd anywhere.
- Our stock eompHscs all klntD of Staple and Fancy Hardware, Fine Table and - * srXDAY
Pocket. Giirlcry. Guns, Pistol* and Ammunition, Stoves, Tinware, Harness,
Paints, Oil ami Glass. Ynh can snvt* money by buying from u*.
We also do a’n kitidk of Tiiiniilg. Rdoflng, Glittering And Repairing at lowes
possible priced. , J ’ ^
We Have cdnstantly on hand Afull line of Stove repairs and ettd make your
stove ns good as new at small cost. < . oetlO
Lekve Barnwell
Arrive Blackville
Leave Blackville
Arrive Barnwell
A in
‘.♦GO
10:15
10:45
p m
8:00
« nf5
0 *JkV
in 8*1
SPEC IA L IX STR UCTIOX s.
Barnweil Railway drains will walt.'K)
thTfitfte* rbr eonhectioH frvtn Khiith f'al’r—^
ollna Rail wav Train* unless otherwise
specially instructed. . * • a
Train* kill wait IndeHnltf lt' m» emetr
other at Barnwell and Blackville^
AH Train* daily.
Do not run ahead of schedule time.
Clock In Telegraph office at Black* - -
vllle will lie the standard Hmo.
JOHN. T. WlLMs*. Supt.
Blackville, Ahlon d* Newberry H. K.
Tlntc Table taking effect October 14th, ISHff:
f AMtexoEK tRAtaa. gUarn na ni»j
Leave BlackVillc...10 tla m* # p mt
Dave tVAlker
Dave Wbali
10 Jfl M in * 121> m
Ibwr M
laave vvbaieea....... ..:tlb stl r m h |* p m
D-ave Aldrich |0 am a m * un p nf
Leave Bpringflchl 10 fill a in h 02 p id
l‘* , ave Bal’v's it 04 a in> 44 p nt
lx*av« Perry [It MffuWaiMt
Leave Waaencr ..Ill 2U k m RiA p nt
Arrive Selveru 44 a m 02* • a*
hnta auran.
1 tdahiAimii.... 4 41 im»» : no a nit
I-eave Wagrncr 5 p in ; I* a Ik
l^wre Parry ft l4 )• m*2(1 a hf
D-ave tally’s ft >* p m 7 41 a m
Leave AprimrikM.,..;.... 6 44 p tn 7 ftft a m
Dave Aldrtchi.,
FIRST AX D FOREMOST.—The men have nninopollzed the *utmner with I j^avi .!!!.’!/^tiu p n> k
ihelr jaditIcX, but now busiacits I* the order of the season and the attention of the l^ave Walker*.ft on p m e 1* a m
Ladlea is es|»eclally Invited io the splendid collecttoa of beautifnl and useful I Arrlva Blackvlhe.... .,...i 11* p Ri'R.H» a m
good*, gathered from all quarters of ihe civilDed world for their special use and j ^4 M1 m ♦fhdh.
~ i, Sally aai
tttiw displayed for Rale at 1 heir S|m cial Store,
iand U agt tn a
Black title \cw».
He*-*
'|V<
r 1 na-iit •rlain
ha* *ti
II
S *oft
*P«m in
hil
» heart for B’s*-
kv ilie.
1
, lld«;r
Iii* cili
ci»M
it iitaua men
1 lie >.
<
N
bu* m
;ule
several iuijni
•riant
ch
*iig**
li*'re.*
lb
c late«t and in*
•at imp*
•it
kiiil r-
the ici
•li'V
al of the old lr
eight a
ml
1 pa
-♦-ng.r
•h|
^>»i, j’liiiawc. i«n
out Lot
• >
ne 01
the ha
nd*
‘omcpt pa»»ciis
:cr at a
tie
•ns in
thf m
St-
. urk It.i* «
'OlllUHt
let
ui on
iii.- al
Im\ 1
e improvemrtu
l* and
w
ill be
pushev
f Iktl
1 to
rward rapidly
until
co
tllplc-
I;lac
!<vi
11- will be well
repre*
en
ted nt
I'b.-irb
n gala week.
Mr.
Ch;
»ne«* 11. Green
,' of El
ikr
», im*
accept
cd t
be po-ition a*
a**i%t.ai
at
man-
fto'tim «. 4 ion 4'nfnrrls.
ttr«>M«*liif t», •( h •-mto.tt i«iti. ftaist-
•ser *•*•«! 2*«ver |>t*e<««e. 4 lilil-
lawst 4*e»er, I e iw’e >
Im nil 11 - I'orna*, Im fttn. ’
every Ol-in -*- kuuvvil to liar
IlsaiwitM - y *iri«i
that our Trade Mi
) »p|*ear% 011 each jug.
I f*»r De*k “iLstory of the
Kd!**r,’’ given away bv
G. K RYAN, dealer in fancy gro
ceries. seg.irs. to ha , bak* ry, liarn-
'vdL and 14. K. BRIGGS •& GO., Black-
viheSv f feb 13-’y
JMMAL MEETING.
glje ^iain §trect <|mporium.
MRS. R. ||. HAfttKlD. in charge of the sales department, and MISS
an arts«iu Milliner and Dret-maker, will be glad to
fat
HftM
OTn T
. ager of tlte Blackville Alliam-c
I llou>e, which nearly complet*
ready for bu«im-vs
j t ol. U \V. Willis, who ha
Warc-
d and
been re-
vears lia>
Our corner correspondent last, week-
asked for a remedy to cure “sorehead”
among chickeua. One of our good lady..
friends re<wtnmends the following:'
Get one ounce of sweet oil, add *20 to 30
drops of carbolic acid and anoint tin*
fowl’s head. One of our citizens re
commends Mason's shoe blacking. He
says thoroughly anoint the fowl's head
with the. blacking, applying it with the
band or a brush, and he guarantees it
to cure the disease.—Anderson intelli
gencer.
The next annual convention of the
South Carolina Christian Missionary
Co-operation will lie held with the
Church at Kllentot*, Aiken county,com
biding in Virginia for scveni
returned to his native*Coiinty and w ill
make Blackville his home. We are al
ways glad to welcome such men a* Col.
W illis in our tnidH.
Miss Fannie DeWitt lias returned
home after a pleasant \isit to friends in
North Carolina.
Burk's ciicus drew quilo a large
crowd here on the 15th inst
Mr. J. it McCormack, of Midway,
spout last tMinoay hen*. Mr. McCor-
mack w ill return to Charleston shortly
to complete his eourse in medicine at
the No mil ('aridina Medical College.
Mr Sam W. Turner came over from,
Angiist.a lasf Sninlay to spend the day.
Mr L. F. Hair has commenced hand-
.some Hnprovemenu on his properly in
the West End.
Some the. hundred colored peopje
visited oiir uiwn on Sunday to attend
their Baptist Association. The sMe*-ts
were crowded all 1 iay. OneioCtiie vis
itors was heard to remark that this was
the. dr vest of dry towns a,s a fellow
could notget, a drink of any kind ex
cept from the pumps.
Qur Vivk.
Or
rici •
or.N
rv Ki»MM|ssU»NH|;s.
D'l:
\ a >
1 !.. 8. <
' , Oct. 7, 1 M»0.
N«.
fh c i.-
iicr
i*y giv*
mi that the ,\n.
imaf
M .•••' h
1 g of
til * 1
fotinty ('oiii.ui—
•‘ionc.
i's • t )<
tanr
•veil, |<
arthe tUcai year
i > >51-
HO, \, It
1 'e
nerd 01
1 tiie it b day of
Nov.
in >er.
I^'.l '
, at t be
ir usual place of
meet
ii g «*
Ban
I'.X’ell C
oitrr House. All
pels.
•tie tioi
din ;
: bills.
ae -outU - or de-.
miim
1« Ol j, 1
• y tv
Did Mg:
tiust, tin- ciMinty
w liic
11 luxe
n«*t
bet ui e.
1* eii pt-s. nted to
tin* 1
*oard ;i
it, n
gul a r
»r special mcct-
iivgs
hehl i|
nrin
g 1 lie ;
vear, are hereby
reqni
ired lo
•1‘posit the same with the
unde
r-igne
d on
or tibfi
ore the tir*t. day
ol S •
• x ciiF.i
‘1*. tat
t i hat l
bey may be ex-
anun
ed an
.1 a;
it|*n.vc
,1 at tin Annua!
.M-et.
iiu.
Th** Chills are coming. Rut I have al- j
ready fnate and can b»* found in all well "1
reprul|*cd «n»res in Barnwell county
Me and the chill* can’t live in the
**ui< hide. When I go In the chill*
-avr. I also prevent malaria. Take
me in broken do-es, say a tahlewp«oitlul
In a gin** of w ater about every other
night, and you wuii't have chills. I am
the Lest Liver Regulator on earth. If
1 don't cure and prevent Chills call for
your money. No cure no pay i» the
wav | aio sold.
Frog Fond Chill and Fever Cure, 50
cents a bottle.
DAVENPORT MF’G CO..
juiyHMm . Augusta, Ga.
Bv order of the Board.
©rMd-3w M‘. .1. FATE, Clerk.
Treasurers Notice.
HEALTH.
STRENGTH.
HAPPINESS.
IT IS DREADFUL
TKLLA
LEM |M,of Baltimore
and serve the ladle* of the County. In addition U»a!l the atattdard favorite good*
•R tfMpfnuilalng Novelties of the Nea**>il have been added until the Htoek la 40 |
txtinpletv* that every want and w iah of the fair sex can lie gratified at home.
Lovely Hat* and Bmmeta, Feather* and Flower*, IjM*e« and Ribbons, Plume*
and Trimming*. Plti«he» and Velvet*, Velvet Ribbon*. Cashmere* and Flannel*, >
Calico* and Natine, Glove* and llosierv. Dre*a Buckle* and Dre«* Trimmings,!
Nelly Rly l ap- wn<l Plu»li < ap* and ^orali Hat* for Children, Cashmere Cloaks
for Infant* and Zephyr Good*, Ac., *t<* , Ac.
BKCOND AND SUPERIOR.—A* the Ayer Store ran he foundan entirely new
| Mock of General M ere hand lac, dutuplrLc In all departiuenta, which Mcaar*. D. F.!
WCNH.EY and DAVID McXAB will l>e gladtoahow their friend* and the gen-1
eral publle, and t*« prove bv the unanswerable logic of facta flnj figure* to be the
le*st and cheapest goods on Barnwell Hill * ♦
• BUT FAR FROM LEAST.--The old headquarter* In the Kaatend where
the (icople have learned hy happy and long experience that iney can always get
j the fairest treatment, ihe heat good* and the u>ost of them at let live price*. Call!
1 and examination* of goods and price* are a*ked from everybody, A fair chance
! D all that la asked or needed4 Our go<id* ami price* will win Approval froth ail
i careful huyera.
Molair, Molalr, Molalr.
-:SPPlNGv SPOWEPS^
—AND—
mm ear Sim s~h i ~ne
aided hr hardy bauda have made the crops of the country. The field* are not
a* large as looked and labored for and price* are a grievon* disappointment. In
thi* unfortunate condition the people will have to sell their cotton to the beat
buyer* and purchase their good* from the closest cutter*.
MELLICHAMPE & CO,, WTLLISTON, S. C.,
claim to occupy that vantage ground and submit a few facta to prore their title
to ow nership and occupancy.
Their cotton goes direct to foreign market* and so misses the exaction* of mid
dle men at the aeaport*. They share the advantage *0 gained with their custom
ers. While live Alliance over in Georgia and the Savannah Board of Trade have
been talking about direct trade WF have gone to work and established It and we
intend to - c-
SOLID THE EOKT,
pretec’»ng ourselves and our friends with equal care in It* safety.
In all lin** of General Merchandise we laid in the heaviest stocks, In anticipa
tion oi ibe promise of magnificent crop*. The** good* must go and we have so
c n pri«-e* that they advertise and sell thefnselva. Gome and learn something new
in mercantile method*.
SOMETHING SPECIAL; We are offering th« largest stock of choice
F tf K X IT U K IC
ever exhibited in this section and at price* that ear not be undersold any vfrhere
in the South. Any house can he comfortably supplied for a very reasonable ex
penditure and if the good wives will come with their husband* before the cotton
crop is spent w e are very sure that <ve can spread a great deal of happiueim
through Aiken ami Barnwell counties. Gome and get your share.
* . * 4epI8
. K W OOU
Itlafft'.Mr, ApHnatskl,
are tflegraiihie atatUms.
Close romieetlows toad« at fnaf lvJV wtifc
Die bouth (.arellua Railway and Barrs. II
train*. '•
J. C. KFYB, Bupm*it#*tdci.t.
Port Ho)»l an ' Alsl>U Rii w
At atwra, tl* # , ianwarr 24rb, IsW*
f)w an,! mtwr this date the paiTiii r l re in*
Will rha as follows by lOta meHdtaa timr:
St)CtM BrtfXD.
| .X®. 8 | •Bo. 471 «•
Lv Augusu,*. m I! 10 ft tit r.
Robbins,
12 mi (ft
Mlllett,
IS ftl 7 47
Martina,
IS ftfts <« .
ItelAnc,
1 0. s JO
AppletnfV,
1 1% W
|
Aikndahi,
| 1 ps S 111
Allrodsle,
1 sst 10
a no
tampheitton,
1 4ht 17
n as
Hrnnsqti,
1 M » ftft Pi li.
•> aft
llainpvon.
S Oa in Sft
7 fft
V arnvtlU*.
S IS 10 ftft
7 0M
■cNsilFs,
i S 471! fat
7 ST
( iimmlng’a.
s ss 11 or
7 »*
Ear lv Branch,
* S 4* H n
7 50
Yetuareev,
! 4 40 II ftft
ft ftft
CooftftW,
) ft 14;
ft ftn
Beaufort.
9 40|
in ftft
Port Royal.
ft 5ft,
II in
Nostk Hot s t*.
t i •No. 4» ! tin
■11 O-rrrr ('orvi y
Barvwki.i, C. 11., i - ( ..
Editor P< nplc :
At. a meeting of the Elko Alliance^-
No. »Hki. held Oct. 11th, 18!>0, tbfe repeat \
of the l.ie.u Law wa* freely and fully
discussed, and a resolution favoring the
Aiencing on Friday before the 1st I^ord’s ! repeal adopted hy a to hf-lift If vote
day iu Nove»l>er 1800
J. S. Havkner, President^-
Tha Charleston- Presbytery met at
Allendale on (he 7tb i»*t. The Intro
ductory sermon was preached by Rev.
Dr. Thompson, of Charleston. Rev. J.
G. Oehler, bf-Aiken, was elected moder
ator. Over twenty delegate* were pres
ent. Sermons were pt etched bv Drs.
J. I). Tadlock, J. W. Klim and J. L.
Girardeau, o! Columbia. As was an
ticipated Rev.T>r.- Woodrow of evolu-
t ion fame applied for adnri «*h>n. After
a full examination hy written questions
and'answencMie Presbytary refn-ed to
admit him by a vote of seveniben to six.
Dr. Flim will carry an appeal to die
Mate signal and the problem of Adam’*
origin will be reaurrected again.
A. F. W oodward, Secretary.
Rock Hii.l/S. ('., March 21. 1S90.
Dr. J. B. .Johnson, Koek Hill, S C.:
Dear Sir—1 can heartily recommend
the Microbe KHler a* a blood purifier,
having suffered from carbuncles for
two long years. I was entirely cured
by u>ing this great medicine.
Your* truly,/
IrfAlAH Simi-sox, Surgeon Dentist
For s.He by G. K. Ryan, sole agent,
Barnwell.
Tlir)
N-i»t 22d. 18W. v
The Trensii;t*:*will heat tlie following plaeia
for the collfi tion of taxes tor Uu- tiseal year
18:if;, on the day.-t tncntiomul l»elow‘:
Manuels. Da. m. to p’m., Wedueailay Oct. 15.
I’n-M r-, J to 5 i>. tn. •• _ “
Erwtnto.i. T uir.-ilay Oct. 10.
Allendale. Fa icy and 8.jr.imlay Oct. 1.7 Jc IS.
Kinaiii’s, Monday o, t. ^jo.
EiirhaHts, fuesday Oef. 21.
Hunter's Ghapel, W» di.esday Oct. ^2.
Midway, Tlun.sday Oet: 2;{. '
l»amD*r.'?, Fri-iay ami 8aturd;?J'Oi:t. 24 5; 25]
.Gnthaim*, .Mondav O'-t. 21.
\BlA.-:»vule, Tuesday and \v'e<Juc.sday Oet. 28
an <20.
■'AViTtudon, Thursday O-t. 30.
Bl^iiitoh^, Friday Oct. 31.
Seven I'int^ySaturdiA Nov. 1st.
U.rmvvlt ('. tEyAIcuuay Not .{.
Dunbarton, Tuesday .Nor. 4.
Ashley's Home Store; \y *diu sday Nov. 5.
FurstPs ^t<»rr, Tliurfsiay Nov. fi.
Ihildtje. 1-H-luy NhJY.'T.
S.'Uidt^rwsj''.re, talurdayNov. 8.
♦ Dr. II. \Y. Kyar-e’., M<yo, \fotiday .Nov. 10.
t i»*ort{e s ( teek>Tue> la\ Nnv. 11
l»aru\vell < . H., ITom Uddiu-ndas Nov. 12 to
I>e«*. 15. 2
Buffering- from Apo~
"hF* Disease. Con«ti-
to be conti nuall
plexy, Asthma, 1
mtion. Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Epilepsy,
l- emale Diseases and Irregularities, Fever,
Heart Disease, Impotence, Insomnia,
Liver Complaint, Malaria, Milk Leg. Neu
ralgia, Paralysis, Rheumatism, Sciatica,
Scrofula, Syphilis.
IT IS DEU8HTFUL
to bo freo from all these annoying com
plaints and when the means is so easily
secured, no one has an excuse for suffer
ing. The
Lv Port Royal,
7
r.
1 (41
Beaufort,'
7 4k
: 1 20
Cuoaitw,
II 1&
S IS#
YrmSreee;
ft 45* 2 35 a.
■.* 2 M»
Early Hrantlf*
• ftdi S U5
ft 2&
Cunmilngs,
IU 1ft ft 25
ft 44
McNeill *,
10 17 3 :t4
ft ft<
Yarn vllle.
10 32 3 N)
l ft iw
Hampton,
10 4ftj 4 0(1
. r 14
Ar Brunwin,
Lv Gampbellton,
tiv 61 4 40
’ ft 4ft
11 Oh ft IM
ft ftn
Ar Allendale,
hi SO ft SO
J 7 30
Lv Allendale,
II SO; ft AO
Appleton,
II S7 « 13
lieldor.
ill 40 ft 90
Martin’s,
jll ftft ft 47
jf re
Milieu,
12 03i 7 3ft
Robbins,
12 10 ft 03
Eilentoii,
12 30 9 4ft
Ar Augusta,
{12 42 r.M.
Anti Jute.
M embers of the “farmers al
liance” before placing their ol
der* for bagging will pIcaKeratl and ex-
aminfl mjr extensive stock of Anti Jute
Bagging. Having already tilled orders
for \arinus Clubs, I feel '•ontUlent that
price and quality w ill meet with ap
proval. F. W. FARR ELI.,
Blackville, S. C.
Aug. 4th, 18!H)-tf
6. M, GREEN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
5
T.i X IEVT.
I
S;stf Tax**;
t'«Hintv ....
Specif....
tk*h*K*li....
mHJs
jiiills
, 111W
mill*
a* to the result,
claim—take nothing on
qu
We give proof of all we
>n faith.
Write tons.
Southern Electropoise Co.
222 KING STREET,
* Charleston,S.C.
/*. S.—More information next i*sur.
A. T. WOODWARD,
Attomey-at-Law-
BARN WELT,, C. II.. 8. C.
HAITN’WKI^L C. II..H. C,
Will firactice in the State and United
State* Court* and give prompt atten
tion to all buaine*Hehtru*ted to hi* eare.
jan 10-ly
l— —;—
•Daily, tDaily except Sunday.
Connertlon made at Aagnsta witli P«»rt
Ro-sl aiul Wreti-rn ( srolina iUifwsy, and
Georgia Kailtoad for all point*.
At Yetnassre with ( harlreton and Ssvai nsh
Kailway for CharlestOQ and Savannah ami all
Fh>rida points.
• ( heap return tickets 00 *«> every Satuid f
after 6 o’chx'k, gooil until Wishing Monday
morning before 12o’cl»>ck.
Anv information In regard ft) ticMrt*. rr’es,
schedules, etc., write or calFutx-n
R. W. Burr, W. T. tax at
T. P. Agent, U, P. Aguut,'
Augusta. Georgia.
To Rext.—My Brick" Store cm R. It
Avenue, Blackville. Apply t*4
v22-t
may
-tf)
Tk 1
Mkykm.'
•f
’Office over post office,
oct 18-1y
T. ft ELLIS. Jr.
Surveyor and Civil Engineer.
FpcitfiTl irttentfou given to the computation
6f water-powers, leveling and drainage.
A postal card addressed to me at Martins,
8. C'., will receive prompt attention,
oct 10 8»-lvr
1
“If you want to go to sleep quickly,”
said a Chicago pbysiciair the otheryljiy,
“drink & half pint of hot water or hot
ruilk. Tdon’t say ii’w ill afet in every
esse, but t will venture ray opinh-ti that
it will act in eight case* out of teiu
- Total Levy 1 ,7| , :iwlJs .
National Uouk bid*, gohl and silver roiti re-
Mt.tlluU-d bill* und
• Final Discharge.
Notice, i* hereby given U»at the un
dersigned will tile hi* final account w ith
J O. Fatter-ou, Esq., Judge of Fro-
^11 n't ‘'‘ UUUkUxJ °V ta u,, ' , c,>lu 1 »>, oh MdiKlHV, the 3d day of Nove n-
After tm Fall of IV-vuvU-r » p.Tr«u,t ta n- ' Iuo>hK-k in the forenoon,
and alloiure.-.-t. wib be arki^i do ail ** Exe.Mitor qf Heiyy J. Freoch, de-
u*ipa*atu.xi* ‘ | ceased, and ask for Di*ini»*ory.
N V. K1KKI.AN D M tL.VY ( ftKftCU,
, w Eaccttor.
-2 nawircr Baruwall County. 1 oct --Ui
fillianca House.
Having 1ea*ed and newly furnished
the Hotel Windsor. 213 King St., I am
prepared to accommodate the traveling
public at reasonable rate*.
Terms f 1,2ft to$2,06 per day accoiding
to locality of room*.
J. S. RAlFORD, ,
Proprietor.
OcWSbef 0th 1800. 2t
B. A. MAKIBBEN,
ATTOBSEY-AT-LAW*
PARNWEI-tC. C. -
WHI glen prcnirp* aClentto^ u> all bua-
IneoveitrUsied to b4* cate-
april 4-tf0
ESTATE o(I..8. BIRBERG. ..
SALE OF BANK STOCKS.
By leave of the Probate Judge, I will
offer for saler-at public auction, for
ca*h, In Bamberg, on Wednesday Octo
ber 22»d inst., at 11 o’tdock in the fore
noon: 10 «hnre* of-the capital stock
of the Bamberg Banking Company,
And In the city of Columbia, 011 Fri
day the 21th !n*t., at the auction rooms
of T. M Pollock, at 11 o’clock In the
foreboon, at public am flon* for cash;
14 shares of the capital stock of The
Grifttri! National l ank and .lb shares of
the .capital sun k of Tn* I,nan and J£x-
cbarige Bank of South Carolina. •
MRS. N. J. ALLEN.
Adtninittiatrix.
October 7lU 18^0.
MONK'S TO LEN1>.
$160-000, ,
At to 10 per eertt; Inrtirest. One nV
five years time, s^edt'ed by farm woitL''
tages. For forthbr particulars apply UF
J. O. PAT! KRSON,
Real Estate and Investing Agent.
julylk-4f Barnwell.
-:-Don’t Delay a Day.-:-
Now fUat irtoney \% In circulation ev
ery sensible man ami every thoughtful
wounwi should prepare against the dan
ger of lota from flee by securing Insu
rance 6ver the home that shelters the
family. A policy In a good coftipanj
the best inveslrBVtfit that can be 1
T. J. Reooker,
> * wfLUSTOt, 8. C.,
Representing thw I.aXCASiRuk,' of
gland, the Co.wvi
the KsoxYrtLx,
to answer
Ac. in the
gland, the Co.wmkbcijl, of Montgi
the KxoaYfLLx, of Tennessee, f
g^td to answer all inquiries relative tn
cost
FIRST-GLASS COMPANIES
of hi* Agency. Call I
by mail and prompt
glv**n to all correal
M-p ib-tl