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TIIUKSDAY. AUGUST 18, 1892.
The next regular cotnmuulcatlon of
Harmony Lodge No. 17 A.\ F.*. M.*.
will he held at the new MasordcTem-
S le in Barnwell noon 13th day at
>3, the same being the 2nd Saturday
in said month, beginning at “High twelve.’ 1
By order of W.\ M.-.
J. A. Jrxxtws, Secretary.
-1
The regular meeting of Barnwell
Lodge No. Itt, Knights of Pythias,
will bo held at their Ual! on Friday
night at 8 o'clock. A full attendauc,
is requested,
order of
Wm. McNAB, C. C.
G. M. GRF.FNE,
K. K. 8.
^ : — - • -yr 1 r - r ^ r'7n ■ 1
Richest OfUl ib Letve&inf Pott-tr —Latest 0. S Gov’t Repoffc WOFFORD COLLEGE, Q k S. PITCHER,
B&ki|g
ABSOLUTELY PORE
Cotton is opening rapidljr ^ahd busi-
hess will soon brighten.
ReV. R. \V. Lide and family are ex
pected home tomorrow.
Next Saturday is the last day on
which candidates can flie their plcdg S
Mrv J. M. Smith ent« rs the field as a
candidate for County Commissioner to
day. *
Ret. O. A. Darby'I* conducting a
promising protracted meeting at Bu
ford’s Bridge.
Dr. and MFs. W. J. Young have gone
tie Wayneavllle, N. C. t fora summer so
journ in the ozone of the mountains.
Mr. C.T. Wilson, who killed Mr. G.
W. Black, la reported to jisve crossed
the Savannah rltor to -Georgia on last
Friday.
Dr. Frank Butler, who ha« been
•pending a pleasant vacation with Col.
F. B. Hagood, left yesterday for his
home at KdgefieltL
The candidates for Congress and for
Solicitor will address the people at
Blacbvllleon next Wednesday, 24th in-
•tant. Everybody Invited.
We heve b ten a«ked to reqitrst that
nil persons having lots In the new Bap
tist oeowtory will have them pat In or
der, as an efTortls now being made •©
keep the grounds In good condition.
Mr. R. B. Prcssy left with ns Inst
week a moos tor squa«h. three fret !■**»
tl Irty-nlne Inches tn clreamference»nd
heavy In proportion. It grew Wiui
to any others on a volunteer nine.
Mm G. Martin Hunter and ehlldren
are making a month's visit to their o’d
home In FtMl Pcmd Toemshlp. C’aft.
II espert* them heck soon with a cer
leml of canned fralte and similar dall-
•Ml*
Capt. C. E. lAttlgme write* ns that
he hat returned to Orlando. I'la.. u per
haps permanently, or at least nntll I
may make up my mind to return to deer
old housh Caret I aa.’* Come bark to the
to ether dtato, t'spratn, she needs and
longs far year retwra.
A Mtato earn pa I gu meeting will ha
held at Kprtngnetd oa neat Thursday,
ftth Inst. A barbecw# wilt he given tor
the entertainment of all who attowd.
We thank Messrs. 3. IV. Panning, R. Y»
M liar. <1. I*. Ilateon and U. A. W UUnms
temmiitoe, far an Invlutlaa.
Mike Brown A Bra. shipped last Fri
day .11th Inst, by express the iret beta
of aaw crop Caratlna cotton to F. W,
Wsgeuer A Co., < hsrteston. It etasaod
law middling ami weighed 4jn poaad*.
IASI year they shipped the first hale on
the sib.
Bniton’s CsTsnnn Rturrv. a mar-
tatoas earn fari'atarrh, IMptherla, Can
ker BM>Mih, and Headache. W ith each
bottle there Is an lugenbms nasal la-
jprtor far the mora ettonrsaful treatment
of these eeotpUInu aithoat extra
charge. Frtce hte. M«dd by 3. A. Tobin,
Barnwell; |\ W. Farrell, BLackvIlla
Dr. J. M. Hmkk. WlllUton.
We wish to elate through yoar paper
that we expect a large attradance at the
campaign meeting at WlUlston on the
2»Xh lust, and rrs|wctfully ask l inker s
Creek club, Elko club, >pur Branch
club to e< me to <mr asslstanoe and help
us fend th* people by bringing basket*
nttd furnish lug carvasses. A commit
tee has been appointed who aUlconfer
with them regarding the matter,
I*.' H. Tihilx, TresIdenL
I,. 8. Mai l icnsura, Secretary.
Charlie Molony, son of Co|. M. K.
Melony, of Blackvlile, left last week for
8t. Ijouls, Mo., to bocome chief of staif
to Col. K. E. Picker, General Superin-
tomleiH of Transportation of the M.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
Railroad. Though not yet twenty-one
years of age Charlie has admirably
filled a number of responsible positions.
His Savannah and South Carolina
friends were reluctant to see him go,
but they realize that the West w ill give
fuller scope for his superior abilities
and manly qualities. The hu.«ine**
world has rich rewards In store for him
and he will bo equal to all the responsi
bilities that he may meet.
Homebody’s Darling.
A white boy, apparently about 10
years old wAs found dead and cut up by
the railroad at Midway during the night
of tho 9th Inst. Judge 1J. J. Rowe of
Bamberg held an inquest, but without
finding any clew to his identity or where
he came from. It appears he was steal
ing a ride under a train and must have
fallen asleep, hence he got mashed by
thn train.
Appleton Tews, "
Today, 13th iiist., a splendid rain fell.
Mr. J. A. Bennett’s new house was
struck by lightning and badly damaged.
There were eight souls in the family
and no one was hurt.
Cotton is opening rapidly. Mr. R. V.
Owens, of Balfloc, gathered aad ginned
the fln»t bale today from his own crop.
_ Mr, James PrcSsy losta little son, nine
years old, today of hemorrhagic mala-
rlfil fever. *
We are glad that the election will be
over soon and quiet prevail and the cho
sen ones heartily supported hy all. --
We have some esses of hog cholera in
our neighborhood. Cant some friend
give a panacea?
Miss Blanche Walker, on returning
from Barnwell ^fter the Winthrop Nor
mal C’oflege examination, dropped her
satchel containing forty dollars In Bai-
doo creek. Any one recovering the
same will be rew arded. Zkxobia.
axswkkthis qi Ksnox.
Why do so many people we see around
us seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Lossof Ap|>etite, Coming up
of the Food. Yellow Skin, when for 73c.
w« will sell them Hhiloh’s Vltali/.er.
guaranteed to cure them. Sold by J. A.
Tobin, Barnwell; P. W. Farrell, Black-
ville; Or. J. M. Smith, Wllliston.
nisekiillc News.
The public lecture which was to have
been given by the Grand lecturer K.
of II. of 8. C., Mr. Bacon, was post
poned on account of ths inclemency of
the weather. It was a disappointment
u> thr Kolght-, for they expected a
Urge crowd present.
Tht*'naby” base ball club playad
Elko last Saturday wtib a victory of M
to 10 In their favor. The **Babiea’' say
that they had to play two grown men on
the Elko team, but at any rale (be little
fellows are Jubilant over tbair victory.
Hlaekvllle first ntno ts looking for the
Bat as burg team to com# over this week
and wa may aspect a fine game, as
Itlsosvllle has pn«dur*d some of as fitta
amateur playars as there are In the
Slats aittl Baieebttrg la priding herse
on her balllsta.
Misa Lucy Cooper, of I Denmark, Is
visiting fneode In the oily.
Mis* Hydney Hlatoo. of 4 Harleston,
la vUltlng th* family of l ni*4L Joe M Is* I
Mr. 8>d I*lar, of Orangeburg, Is no a ,
vl-lt P» Irrend* here. Mo wish him a
plf ■aoi Mev among «•. — -**-
1 ho protracted meetlag at the Rap- j
list church ostded Frulav movwlug. I
to htto very interesting only two were!
rv«»vrt tod
Msmpfn Die. Xo « IT. R K.of P.
util attend I ho Kansas (.'Ity Kn snip-|
meat. Tbev ulll upjr a •iiectal earl
sad will stop .at all of the Impenaall
points on the way.
Mr.C. A. Rush, formerly of Dfark-
villa hut now of i harteaton, |« ,|<^nd- 1
log his usouthly varaltow with bis pe-
reals. Col. •nd Mrs. C. €7, Rush. Mr# j
are real happr to see Aiken again and
wish him many v ears of happlnrsa.
Correspondence.
At the solicitation of friends. In as ranch as
Mr. W. R. Kelly haw disavowed the report con
cerning Mr. £. G. Mayfield made to me lathe
preecnceof reliable gentlemen, 1 hereby re-
trai't any thing Injurious to Mr. Mayfield in
my recent card, ‘and regret very much having
reported the statement made bv Mr. Kelly.
This statement 1 hereby make, and further
say that 1 now believe the report to be false,
and ask all to whom I told the report to help
circulate the factthht Mr. Kelly has disavowed
the statement. 8. D. M. Guess.
Denmark, 8. C. f Aug. 15th, 1802.
The matter set forth in the above card of
Dr. Gueaa having been brought to ray atten-'
lion by friends, 1 state to tiie public that I re
tract anything I have said in reference to Dr.
Guess about the report referred to In my
speech at Denmark, 8. C , Sat. 6th Inst.
I further regret that I made an attack on a
man who was laboring under a mistake, and
hereby fully retract everything said by me in
my «pccch reflecting on Dr. Gueea, but at the
same time 1 wish It distinctly understood that
I row reiterate my denunciation of the truth
of the rcfiort for it is “a lie out of the whole
cloth.” 8. G. Matfikud.
Denmark, 8.4?., Aug. 15th, 1*92.
si* jkirr ANButto.s. <0.
J AS. U. CARLISLE, LL. D., F resident,
FOUNDED 1851.
WOFFOXD CoLLKOK offert tO iiad«ntl
lu the four college classes two parallel
courses of study, each leading to the
degree of Bachelor of Arts, 'In one of
which Modern Languages arb substi
tuted (or Greek.
expenses.
' J Board, tuition, mat
Ing, lights, fuel, books
the necessary Lollesre expenses for the
year, nan be met wtfo One Hundred and
Fifty Dollar*.- The advantages offered
by wlghtpbin aud/Alumml Hall* ena
ble students to meet their college ex-
pens/« with thls very small amount,
Tne next session begins the 3d dsy of
tber, 1892. *
J. A. GAMEWELL,
Secretary of Faculty.
ttrtoiilatlon, wash-
>ks find stationery,
•—DEALER IN——*•
Htoehinery and Hardwire,
BELTING; LACE LEATHER,
OILS, rUUPS AND PIPES,
AGRICULTURAL ikPLEMENTS,
Toilers and RNgines,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Send lor Price!.
July28-3m*
WHY should all thn good
lCIIINB
good SEWING MAC
Oct
Wofford College
School.
Fitting
SPARTANBURG, 8. C.
The Sixth Session begins October 3d,
1892.
Boys prepared for College. Expen
ses covered by $150 a year. Snpervia-
lon careful and constant.
A. G. REMBERT, A. M.,
# Head Master.
augll
The RroWi) Molise
feiKltM WBIaL*. H. C. 9
L. B. BUSH - - - - Propiuitox.
ADVANTAGES
It Is (host convenient to the business
of Barnwell; the clean, airy rooms
guarantee perfect comfort; the table Is
supplied with the best the market af
fords; every attention ts given to
E lease; free samplo room In basement;
ack meets all trains.
Upon these and other grounds “too
numerous to mention" 1 ask a large
share of the patronage of the travelling
public. L. B. RUSH.
Julyl4
can filways buy
SEWiisrQ
—And
They mar need or want? I have TEN of the
CHINKS to select from, and any kind of Mbit ^ _ __
I sell them as oheap and bn aA easy terms as any one
markets not etotopted.
S. M. RET,
marlO £
' J ' '
tototo—i——wmw*—imw
CASTOR
Silmmons to Kbunt Doteiduti. I WlllistiOTl McllG
a •*»*» /M# i' • tag a 1 I **
• to*" H 4. AacaaB, M. D.«
U1 fia. Oxferd fiL, Bmklya, X. T.
ng been requested by some
(k) not attend the cetnpalgn
igh the
Mr. Editor.
Dear 8ir: llavlnf
of ni) frivuds who
nxH-ttnirs to define my position throat
county papers let me s*y :
I sm mekluK this race for the I^efrinlatnre as
a free white of 8. C., bounu to no
man or faction of the democratic party. 1 be
lieve that all oflhvrs •bocikl be the servants of
thr (teople who elect tliem. If elected, 1 will
rrvutniisr but two masters, the ix-op'e who
elect me, and m> conaclenoe. The wishes and
welfare of the whole people shall be the bee
con Itirhl to irtiUle me.
It will luakv no difference to tne who Isflov-
emor All propoehiona from him fur the
pMid <>f the pe<i|i|r, whk h In my honest Jn.Ur
ment are such, will to earnest!) sepported by
me, while those not tn their Interest, as I aee
It, will he resUtfsl with all my strv
1 hr|H-ve It to he tto dutv of toe L let nr
to aUnd bet wren his people and any
one meneun s emanating from aa over i
ad in hit t rat toe
Patriotic 1 trust by nature, aad oonuorvailTe
la mj rlewu, I aolemaly promtee. If sleeted,
to do my whole duty to toe whom pwiqili of
tor Cunaty and Male wuhowt ftar or (aver
G. K. fit as.
Barnwell, A C-, Ann llto, Itofi
datoi Ana
k»W ;
«
aniLon v tnv%t xrriot rrnx.
This I* tort Hid >| < i ration tto mnet sue*
roeefttl C'wtigh Medicine we have ever
•old. a few doer* Invariably cure the
worst caeca of < Hugh. Croup and Brun-
obltU, whil* Its wonderful sneceus In
the cure of (’onstunpUnn U wlth«>ut a
parallel In the history of medhlno.
Hiuce its flr*t discovery It has been odd
i pwrMua*. lie r
liuina (sestoito
I had ctHshtotod
i a>4d to btei and
days afierwatdi
eaa tiifuTWn d b)
luUwkal npentai
I toe bulbil aa A
j part of (to muaw
u< >-t. Now. d
It ran br —eg—
party «k» If rh
3 i «s»t
v txc
on
a
gtiarantee, a t*
a hlch no other
It Mr**
IS lu MM h»
HI**
du
’Tne
«**nstand- If ynuhavearoMfih
to vute
la arror) 1
we
irtu
r»llv a#k you
i to try It. Prire
Wltora
on ihc *a!*
1(V
sic.
*nd|l. If y<
hit lu»*ir* are •••re.
atnRrr
in tbotr h*
ch
UN
or
b*t k lam*, u
*■• Shiloh’s I’oruua
U tK*>
Sow ( L
iwoaoaare
ii a mo-«-
I 1
i-t
»r.
Sold hr J.
A. 1 ••bin. Barn-
t* ! It 1st .
tfi fi*
II;
P.
W. Farrell,
lllackvilic; Dr. J.
tiw 1*'*
iii. aito
M.
Hmith, Wliliatun.
aacv «
Ith IL ir *
Buford’s Bridge »ws.
Little Lucille, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. B. J. Brabham, Sr., wa* born
April 29th and died August 14th, 1892.
“Another little lamb l« gone
To dwell witif hiui who guve.; j__
Another littlo darling l)abc
Is sheltered in the grave. ,
God needed one more darling child
Amidst hD shining band.
And so he bent with loving smile
Aud clasped our darling's hand.
Blue.
Wllliston News.
#. H. Ogden died on KtiuTlay room
ing, agetl aj years 2 luonth* and 9 days,
and was burietl on Monday; funeral
services were conducted by Rev. J. I>.
Fsacock.
Abont two months since he sent for
J. M. Wooiiwanl and Insisted nit having
him to make his cottin. He gave him
th* length and (old exactly lion* he
wanted it made. Mr. Woodward finally
agreed to make it and it remained atliis
shop till some three or four weeks ago,
when he sent for it ami was satisfied
when he saw and examined it. He
nought cloth and had iiisidolhing made
after the old style. 1 hold now his last
request In his own writing, how ho
wanted to be dressed and how deep to
dig ids grave and w
foot hoard may be found tnhisshop. Ho
had them made and ids initials cut on
them some ten years ago.
I’rof. Bailey returned on Sunday mor
ning. . He is greatly improved In
strengtli, after a rest, on the Blue Ridge
mountains.
Little Tes*le Iz’.ar, daughter of Dr.
K. C. Smith, died on Saturday morning
aged 7 months.'
Q. A. Kennedy Is recreating at Sea
Island Hotel, Beaufort, S (J.
A. M. Kennedy has given out the con
tract for a handsome residence on Park
find Marlon St., West End.
Married-on Thursday evening the
11th at the residence of the bride San
ders Bell and Miss Laura Armstrong,
Rev. F. J. Sanders officiating.
The ytnmg ladies gave quite a nice
leap year party on last Tuesday night
at the school building. It was the most
enjoyable party for many a day.
Miss Betti* Mathews is visiting rela
tives in Augusta. Hal.
Judge J (). Patterson and family are
home again from Bay Point.
here behead and l A « in ’ u#cd on, y 3 months,
nu. mama * nd f at Oil Mills, for sale by A. T. Woodward.
the ( omit) Campaign.
The mooting at Allendale an Satur
day was attended' by about three hun
dred and fifty persona. Some twenty-
five ladles (raoed the occasion with
their presence. Business kept many
Away, but the lack 0f numbers was
overbalanced by thf eieellont good or-
ifer that waa unanimously kept Dr. J.
8. SroitoT presided. Speeches were
mada by candidates for the Ijouse, Ben
»le and Congress. Hon.’Goo. D. TR1- J-
roan had to take tbea/ternoon train aud ^
his absonoe umtpored the oratory of bis '
opponents. With every consUiorstieo
lor the distinguished i idling aspirants
from Aiken aud Edgefield §11 unbiassed
hearers admit that 1 oi. Robert Aldrich
wrofi the brtghtoel honors of the day.
His friend* Lave long known that he D
a big man. in heart aud brain ae well as
tody, and hie efforts an th* stu mp to 1
flhte campaign exce*u their high, pnr-
hM— The e—m(y shasdfi ,
i^e tau^a, net toa eeae to *• 1
i toe—i to a HI to * paw
*- the *«• «th if a » —fi te .
Lwsata Leeiaeaa ,
There D more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other disease*
put Together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be Incurable.
For a great many years doctors pro
nounced its lo*al disease, aud prescrib
ed local remedies, and by constantly
failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven catarrh to he a constitutional
disease, and therefore requires consti
tutional treatment. Ifall’s Catarrh
Cure, utannfactured bv F. J. Cheney A
o., Toledo. Ohio, Is the only oonatitu-
lonal cure on the market. It is taken
luternally in do«es from 10 dropa to a
teaspodfiful. It acta direct^ on the
blood and mucous
ou» aur
Imu. They offer dbe hundred dollsra
f*»r any ease it fails to cure, send lor
for eireulata and' ( r*-to | ** ::, *al4. Vddrwee.
F J 'i Ms- by A •"o^Tolado, U.
^ . I by DracgUt* TAf.
•»•«-• of
the sys-
roe: Karina bera reqn—ad u>
•a on | 11 i|Wiel tom
m) toler to Mr. Uonw IxyMl—
12, eupjr of wStcb pun wtB tod to
fi*ax«ux, (l CL, A—. It, 73,
ijUU n. Wtohe, P. O . fi C
I am afraid I <IM nyaaif — to
I rvtNorka at llraeuuhfei ttoanb-
■Nit 4> —4 eowtd use to dato*
i a htto- —** exfOmif I am a
M from ; r i . i lr \mt ai tto senw
- ^ *i. i < at.i - t mer ROW
>*e*mn npue tom fiwr anaonnopi err*
tmt pr<4.tN<»newi WtonrVaf tto ton*
tto* tto la* ewa to awfeteod f— wCl
tn tto h«ni rana ef | rablbitosii I
to tn —11 torr maw I nflj rrfewd to
lenidMui •’( win* f*v tto pwr^«» ef
Iqater, ttMxac* I tod a hen t\i.f atov
u eoee not toon I *n—d §H from —ff
WMHW* br4«*v | aoSd <Wt my matv—
area amt rr—ed tuj mfiwf atorr to
I lu tto party a to now toe li antov a
iv Wear from deny fit, I dtaiinrtfy
SW warn kind ad IsMtoaav be talended
Mr ivptod tom be tmentod Kd
We anme hied ed Iroelwem 1
Far.r) Gruerry —ttorowpua I
!g) •*! tto knee tine or twe
lu my vtier aelanlaiunam I
• fnend tom to. lix- rvetrr
a bar room to e— pert or
I tor iwye* tod bren atoned.
|wld and I wee laio) rtf aa to
firing to tori Mrikitfittns If
Idlr ramed out. Wkm la a
i*d to tto I isrkfietwT to nar
State of South Caboliha, )
Babmwbll CooilTY. /
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
William Ashley the youngerhjanatlc.
by his Committee L. A. Ashley, and
- said L. A. Ashley as such Committee,
and In his own right. Plaintiffs,
against
W. A. Holman and W, A. Bailey as
Executors of William Ashley the
JClder, and tn their own right: Vic
toria Holman, Hattie 'Patiereon,
Robert Helman, Magfftfi^alker. Ed
ward "Holman, Harriett E. Wood,
Mamie Ashley. Irene Ashley, Ashley
Bailey, Samuel 3. Bailey, Jennie MU-
lor, Lula Willlama, Loci os Bash,
James 0* Bosh, Lawrence A. Hush,
< harlefi-W. Bosh, Mamie E. Both,
Frank D. Bosh end David C Bush,
Defendants.
COPT SUM wove FOB BBUBP.
1 Complaint Served.)
To the Defendants above named i
Too are hereby summoned aad re
quired to answer the complaint la this
aetioa, ad which a oopy to herewith
served upon yea, and to serve a copy ad
yner answer to the sold complaint
the sebeertbers at their ofl— Aik—, Ml
C., within twenty da vs after the —r*le •
hereof, ex ei naive ed the day *f aock eer-
vice; and If r— fall to aqpwer the oom-
pialal wtibia the Ua»e Bfer—aid, tto
plaintiff la this aetioa will apply to the
Coert for the relief do—aaded la the
complaint
ttotod Aik—, S.C, Jo—Cad A. D.
ifihfi.
BKXDRB1IOX BROS.
iTato tiffs Attorwwya.
Te the Defeadeata Harriett K |W—d.
Mamto Aahtov, Irene Aehley, aad W,
A. Bailey : Take aetl— that the asm
plaint la tbto aedlwa, iggetber with the
iHlll mm <>f which the for*K< to a
ropy, was died la the •33m «h the Clerk
ef tae C ourt of C’emmee Plena for the
Cowaty ed Ba—well, at Bo—well, A. C.,
— the ttad day ef Jeae Ififil.
IIKXDRRffON BROM.
Itod—d—to A itoraeya.
Alkrn B. C-, July Sfith, Ifififi.
AND*
Female High School, 522!
WILLI8TON, BARNWELL CO. 8. &
Next Session begins Thursday, Sep,
~ (ember let, 1892.
Foil English Course. Special Depart
ments.
Ancient and Mode— languages, Book-
keeping, Telegraphy, Htcii' g^aphy and
Moelo.
Full corps of experienced teachers;
large, comfortable and well furnished
building; healthy looation.
EXPENSES:
Literary Department, per moo lb, $1J0 J
tofiAMk
M uslo, per a—nth, hl.flO.
Telegraphy, per a—nth, PS.flO.
Book-keeping, per oourae, flU.OO.
iphy.per CRHtrae. IIU.iO
erootk, 17.00 li tUUOO.
F N^E^/a^EY. Principal,
julytl) Wf iHtotoo, BjC.
ROAD NOTICE- %
ThoCoantv (
elder at thoir reguier
ath day ef itoptamber aeal a petition of
•Ilk— ef roar Mile aad RtrhkM^
u>* nahlpe aaklng for lb* creaUsa ef the
Kllenma Public Hoed, beglanleg at the
Wm. Parker eld place ee the liar tor
• and Aagweto Rend, through w
iford’a pro—, Wat. Ashley aM
ptoeo, 4 . B Boeh's ph
Four Mile at Mrs. <
1 f »o ehjeetloa be cm
way he eonwyed the i
be g—Mod. Aay ehl
made at or bedure the
!•«*
By order ef the Beard.
M J. PATE Clerk.
NOTICE.
(bet U L.
Chas. S. Bull.
ATXOIfiMKY AT AeAW.
SPRING FI ELD, S. C.
Prariiee In the Courts ef Oraegoberg.
Iia
Hfi the ail
ik4 boa II
top foupie SS «i|irraaad at
mey »<*. a—mm preiubMkeir
Q aa* r nu ahenrouro tot
re auk thetr vipreeaed
dert. Tne bevr purert tto
uhI* for ibadr jiaUrroeot aad
•ealaet It at tto Loliua b»»x,
'uttooa n nrre alatlv* wh* >
« dutj' to (Muefre thr will od
rat'*; than Vutv tn ououpi-
d*a*
Tour* trolr,
41. K’ KtsB.
The NcFall CaM.
Yrstcirlar the formal writ of error
ju*t ImiiiimI by the Sii|ireme Court of the
LuiU'd Mite- waa rfreived in this city,
dl reeled lu Uio clerk uf the State Supreme
Court.
Ment'on has already been made of the
aimouncement of the intention of the
court to i**ue the writ, but before it
could be issued the bond had to be filed
nndall conditions complied with. A few
days sgo, through his attorneys, McFall
did all this, and then the writ was is
sued.—The State, Pith, Inst.
FOR SALE.
A Seven-eighths “Jersey Bull," one
year old, in fine condition. Price $2.».00
L. A.THOMSON, Elko, S. C.
NOTICE.
Cain Manat mmtomf a the toot <*■
so) an4 Use lowent ffi*os
A T. MU0DR ABD
BhiiovLJ. a.C. *
All persons holding claims against
the late Sallie Mitchell are requested to
fllethfc samo properly attested with me
or with my attorney, G. W. M. Wil-
liams, Esq., at Columbia, S. C., within
ninety days from tni* date.
A. W. BERRY, Executor.
Denmark, 8.C., July 29th/1832.
DR. M BEL L INGER
Physician and Surgeon,
BARNWELL, S. C.
Office—Basement. Brown House,
Residence—Esther Street, near Gra
ded School. ai)gl8-tf
MORTGAGE SAL?.
By virtue of the power given to ui by
instrument of writing executed bp the
Barnwell Oil and Fertilizer Company,
dated June 26th 1891, we, the under
signed, mortgagees, by J. W. Ltncaster,
our agent, will offer for sale before the
Court House ln Barnwell, S. C., within
the usual Hours of sale, on the first Mon
day in September next the following
personal property to wit:
One Thir.y-fiv« Horae Power Engine,
1 Two fly wheels, govern©* and gover
nor’* bolt, throttle valve, of* cwp« and
lubricator and foundation bolts, now
hrtng in th* faetorv of said Born wen
4iU and ffrrtfHrer Company. a •
. Ttrtn* nf ask cask*
TALBOTT A SO\H. .
Mortgagee*
M* OosaiA, Itot «.L*oa A O'Bosa.
A memo f •
J. R. L*».a»;aA. AgwM.
Notlea to koraky given
Kraaedy ba* peiltloaad the
tn bare a ham re ton *
off to him and bis family owl of Ike fol
iowing dreerlbod real reiato. In wit:
All of that iraef of land Htanto laanld
cowaty ami Bute, oowulning owe kwn*
dred and fiftooa acre*, aaore or tore, and
bniodedon the north by Undo of #. E.
Steadman and Mary E. Kennedy, on the
East by lands of J. B. bnndlfvr and H.
C. Rice, on the rtowtk by land* of 3. 8.
Martin, and on the Wool by lands of 3.
8. Martin and 3. E. Steadman. ►
A. HOWARD PATTER80N,
JalyJfi, 18t2, M no toe
FORMAN ONIYElm -
GREENVILLE, 8. C.
The next oesaton will begin on the
0l7fh of beptomlter. 1802, with a full
corps of profoaaors and luatrucU rs.
There are aeveral oourae* loading to
degrees. Instruction thorough. Ex-
iwnscs nKxlerate. For further infor-
matlou apply to Dr. C. Maulv or to
Prof. H.T. Cook, . Jff1yl4
XH fcC ICU W AlfiUe**
An h«ir to $300,000 00 was found by seod-
ing hia name and ten cents to Aubkts' Rxcori*
tbs (Or five ‘ie. BuuOpS will send your
crkts name Whirling all over the world; to
silver |publisher*, manufacturers, patentees
and those employing agents, and Will bring
you large mall of books, magazine*, papers,
letters and samples of goods, offering you bar
gains, agencies, etc. Address
AGENTS’ RECORD, Box 42, Atlanta.Ga.*
aprT-ly
Bo Ton Want to Build?
Persons in Barnwell desiring to build
would do well to see the undersigned.
R . A. ELLIS, Atty . at Law.
Barnwell, 8. C , Feb. 25, 1892.
Barnwell, Aiken and Lexl
Ike la Itod Btaire Circuit
MMMl
agtow, and I
and lHauict
IwneB-Ot
HOPE AND
FOR THE PEOPLE
Have an ab
i the eowniy
Mown & Bm,
ttarowells
otk Mosie nod Boln for
to agffy fMTkoamg
FI
In all
lag wo will
tkn sypertwalty
A tHnl to all tlu
vluiton to are H
Hand in|
■dwell
OON QTJK RC01
snettow of Uto Howto. Tkat Ibto
SS * Talbott £ Sons.
tarmnenaoMMm
< -l prk*« fi*r an
IqQonomi Mood
easy that too
It m too
G. Duncsn BellimOkh. C. J*. Hzr,
Late Master in Equity. Notary Public
peHlqfier Allay,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office, Ryan Building, Barnwell, S. C.
RF.FKRKNCKS !
Citizens Savings Bank, Bank of Barn
well, Uubbell Legal Directory,
may 19
R. W. RILEY.
SURGEON DENTISVj
BARNWELL, g. C.
OFFICE OVER DUNCAN A HAT’S SlfeRE.
Will be in offic on Monday, Tuesday
and Saturday. Will visit country on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
aprMy to
Notke.
• The undersigned rrepoctfally
nMkw tost he will attend at hie
iw Barnwellnw the firm week and
we«4 of the month
gfvte
(bird
■tSk
Haw Mills, \
Corn and Wheat Mill-.
W<rod Working Machinery,
Brick Machinery.
Cotton 01ns,
Cotton Prefeed,
COMPLETE equipment for torge and
small 1 annertoson mnet imp—‘vedjplaoo.
Our THOM AH direct ••tl ig Htoam
PRKsm and ELEVATOR »y«toni t* be
yond queeti *n the beat over invented.
TALBOT I"* Engine, and Haw Mill
outfits.
VAN WINKLE and LUMMU8Gina.
Doable Screw Press and Suction Ele
vator at lowest possible price.
V. C. Padhaip f
GENERAL AGENT, Columbia, 8. C
THE
fiiliilal Life Usiinace ConpiMy,
OF NEW YORK,
—IS A—
Strictly Mutual Company,
And has no STOCKHOLDERS to be
enriched by the profits on your tfionoy.
. Its ftr—oat for Insurance is a little
higher than that of (t Cbeap" Stock or
Assessment Companies, but its
FihalRssults Cannot bx Beaten bt
ant Company Antwhsbe.
An INSURANCE CONTKAfcf ffi not
a thing of a day or a year; it is a LIFE
TIME INVESTMENT, and you ought
to be careful how you make such an in-
vestment. Cheap Inaurafrre is like a
cheap plow or a cheap gin r
IT WILL WORK FAIRLY WEL1
FOR AWHILE-A VERY LITTL1
WHILE—AND THEN YOU KNOW
UOW IT IS YOURSELF. *
G ernand & Hyatt,
GENERAL AGENTS. *
' Columbia, 8. C.
J AS. M. SMITH, Special Representa
tive.
W. R. PAPERS, Special Agent for
Barnwell Couhty.
julyT .uu————
4. HOWARD PATTERSON,
AtT’i'oftir b jfiX*i*A W.
BARNWELLC. H., 8.C.
WITl give prompt attention to fillbue-
inees entrusted to hit care.
Jannfy fith, 1890. %
J. O. Saqders,
NOTARY PUBLH
I will give
aro. i will
~''C$ r t£ M A.VE WlfAT Yotr WANTJ
Oar stocks In every linn are ssmglsm, too largo and extoaUvu in Hresatogn
to a newspaper advunlumiui and too pm feet to he dooertond In non ootre
mvsszx
priator’s Ink. They
that to all wa ask, for after
dvafen be eotatogwsd
rlkod la one o»k>r
liar
B^BOIAIa
paid Intkoi
Partk-u
portaat II
the principal cities. It is
bat a visit to oar emporium will
mercantile antefprise in all this country.
of C'x>dg Ixreuoforr unltaFsally
ciiiefi. ur
by all |
ha-
Our stock of Hardware to as com plots and well assorted as aav that ean 4k
found In Augusta, C harloeton, Havannik or Colombia, and 4»ar pfloae will aovu
money to home buyers on every purchase. W or kerf in wpofi a#d l/oh win fiwd
all the best UwM of their trades fit our establishment. In balldlng hard ware wn
Our pocket and (able cutlery, i
•Imply perfect.
carry everything,
had and our rasors are
RANGES AND STOVES.
We handle a beautiful line of Ranges and Cooking Sto+et and Ifivtle the refn'
clal attention of husbands and wives to tkere satlonf of koaltk and llghtrnirs of
the three tiroes a day labors of life. They fire supplied with fill outfits Wt oonk*
Ing utensils, and upon the voluntary tetoimony jot happy and admirable hfntrt
keepers we knowingly recommend them.
GENTLEMEN’S GOOt)S.
Gentlemen’s Clothing and Furnishing Goods In great variety ahd Of (he besi
fabrics and the most fashionable modes. In shirtA collars, onffa^fteo, gloves,
hosiery, handkerchiefs and underwear we defy Oompbtfiibfc ffoto any Southern
source and laugh at imitation from anywhere.
LADIES’T)RE8S GOOtwS. . *
We can pleafe every tfifte find suit every style In Ladles' Dress G<
HHHVI ■li I Goods, and wo
most cordially Invite the fair sex to exercise woman’s rfgkU and ooue and sew
for themselves. Our stock of notions, hostefip, laces, ribbons, soaps, fans, gtovefi
and dress and toilet accessories generally is without a vacancy In Its eo ate
ness. We have a full stocky Trunks ranging front Saratoga sites downward.
■ SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
We have an immense stock of thep best makes end style*, the fahtods Bay
State shoes made to our speclfil order never faQ to give complete satisfaction and
sen themselves at sight.
H Closing out at Cost. S
We heed room and offer a large lot of pretty Spring and Summer Goods for la
dies use at prime cost. These goods wifi go like hot cakes and first frntot ffr*t
served will be the rule. Don’t mist the chance.
mm
Plantation Groceries always fn full supply, Bagging and lies, Salt, Seed Oatfi
», fin. Crockery and Wooden Wave, well
and Rye tn|arrive, Ffirnfture, Mattresses,
buckets, chains and ropes^ leather, cotton sheets, the beet
most fragrant cigars, find in short every tiring tin titty
to work with'.
to eat.
La$t Not
Our family grocery department to constantly sppj
tbies that make life worth living. Wo
ing.
articles, and tolerate no adulteration* Onr list of
est brands of both home and foreign luxuries..
The Piedmont Wagon, In all sixos, made of hark
with the toughest iron; Is guaranteed to
We will keep a full stoclr of first class Kentucky
the needs and pleasure* of th4 country.
IfnalT that we have »a.d we hav* kept In (be
again all tn need of Hope and Help to give
friend*, we elore this fall
* the
JOB M. HKINNEB,
MIKE B