The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 06, 1892, Image 3
The Barnwell People »«** of tU in LetYcning Power.—-Latest U. S. Gov't Report
RATES OF StBSCRIPTIOJ.
tn Adr*nee, per Annum ........ |l.RO
On Time M-OO
tiii;rsi)aT*octob::h6. t««.
—ggr;-. JL-' .. i ,
The next re^d'iir rommnnlcatlon of
Harmony Lodgu No. 17 A.\ F.’. M.*.
will be bold at the new Musonie Tem
ple lu Barnwell upon 8th day ot
WW. the same beln? -the iml Saturday
In Mid month, begtuniug at “High twelve."
By order of W.\ M.\
J. A. Jkxki^s-, Secretary.
Baking
Powder
WTELY PURE
"•Sai.tkbhatchie TnmnNo. 9)
iMl'HOVED OlU>EKOr Hst) itBN f
The Connell Fire of this Tribe
will be kindled this Thursday
evening on the 8th Kun and 30th
Breath. All brethren are earnestly requested
to be present. By order of
* Coas. Cauholi. Simms, Sachem.
M. F. Hair, C. of R. t»
Rew AdTertisements.
Fine Farm—S W. Kaves.
County Claims—M. J. Pate, Clerk.
Teachers Examinatlon-^R. C. Kirk
land.
Bridge Notice—M. J. Pate, Clerk.
The constant drop of water
Wears away the hardest stone.
The constant gnaw of Towner ^
Masticates the toughest bone;’
The constant cooing lover
Carries off the blushing maid
And the constant advertiser
1j the one who gets the trade.
Local weather witches predict froat
about full moon, provided it ra ni.
Mrs. Lillie Woodward and MIm Mln-
hie Pechmann, of WiUUton, are visi
ting Mra Ban Davis.
The connty 1a curing more hay thla
Tear than ever be'ore. The graaa crop
will be worth more than the cotton yield
In a few year*.
The State, of Friday, oara that Col.
Mike Brown haa gone to New Turk “to
take a hand In the refunding of the
♦Mate debt."
Twe new IB-Inch cylinder locomo
tive# have been ordered from the Rleb-
toon.I l.nromo&lve works for the Booth
Reend Railroad.
Mr. C. F. Nemberger hna bought the
Rumt (ttairWt east .4 the Court llouae
from Mr. Chertee PecheMnn and will
•nen build In brtrh.
kMer tn Sanity Pnttere
eel? bee? man tn M
■ -i —a In As Ft rmem i~me ftwa
rlJPnl W1R® fww^T^^wC^Tw H9
before neat court
mi la about
wn He U
be held and
Attention Cordon Light Dragoons.
,C
Attend a Company meeting at ('apt.
P. M. Caier’s residence next Friday, the
7th Inst., at 10 o’clock a. m , armed and
equipped for drill,
II. P. Andrkson, O. S.
.Dunbarton, S. (’., Oct. lid, 1S92.
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The Game Laws.
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The game law’s of South Carolina
prohibit the shooting pr trapping of
birds between November l>t and April
1st, and persons found gujlly of this
misdemeanor are subject to a llne’of
o» imprisonment for thirty days in the
discretion of the court.
It is is co mm only suppoted . that -A
TnatTCan shi>ot bTrils * own prem
ises at any season of thef ear, but this
is a mistake, and a person is just as lia
ble to prosecution for infraction of
game laws on his own land as if he was
a hundred miles away from home.
The attention of the public is called to
these facts, in order that none will vio
late the law through ignorance.
Blackville Xews.
Col. F. M. Mixson has been appoint
ed Assisi ant State Superintendent of
E In -atinn. and will move to (’otiiuibia
the Ilr*t of December. He will not,
however, transfer his citizenship from
Uamwell. While his many friends wl||
miss him here they rejoice at this re
cognition of his meritt. Superintend
ent Mavtteld will find him an admira
ble right hand, lie has now the »aine
everlasting energy that marked him as
the younger! Confederate soldier of hla
Regimen*, and he will do hla duty as
well In these piping time* of peace as
In those doubtful days that tried men’s
•oula.
Misses May BelleOakrasn, Ada Rush.
Lula and Anula Dodsuhwff Mt last
Saturday for Charleston, wbera they
will attend school.
There was an entertainment given at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Much
Brown on Monday Refreshment* were
■erred at a sensnoable hour,
not say It was very much
Tar Real. i
The new apoclona and convenient two
story building on the North-West cor
ner of the Public Square, flrat door
West of Til* PkoFL* oflli?e. As a bus
iness sumtlTl la undoubtedly the very
heat Ui BarnUell, on account of- Its fa*
voralll^LK-atlon for thr convenience of
a largcpirrvpf tlje best county trade.
It it the rightTflaee for the right man
to make stire money in merchandising.
Apply tn
tf C11 ARLES PECHMANN.
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ANSWER THIS
WRY should alt the good people, who are guilty
good SKWIXU MACHINE and the aweet tones of
they can always buy
SEWING MACH:
-—And any kind of
FOR SALE.
Editor l*o> pi* : *
With regiird to the conintunlcallnn of
“Old Fogy" to htart the matter In
Georges Creek I will take one *hare of
a hundred dollars for a cotton factory
to be located in that township, one doC-
lar to be paid down' and one dollar a
month until paid. *
Howell M. Ray.
Mr. Raf^generotihlv says that u the
factory for Georges Creek is located on
bis place he will give fifty acres of laud,
Including'as Hue a water power an there
is In the county.
To start the matter in Benne t
Spring* Township I wiliLtkeoue*bar-»-
Ol fThnhiTrcd doilarani a cotton factory
to be located In that Uovnship payable
one dollar down and a dollar a month
until |>aifi W. A. Duncax.
Oct. .‘InI, t v 92.
B iunwill, S. O.. Oct. R. 1892.
Referring to the communication of
“Old Fogy” I will take one share of a -
hundred dollars In a cotton factory to
be located in Barnwell township, paya-
t»le one iluJIar down and a dollar a mouth
until paid. 1. G. Richardson.
Barxwkll, S. C n Sept. 29, P92.
With regard to the cominunh ation of
"OJd Fogv" I will take one share of
hundred dollars for a cotton factory to
be located in Barnwell tow nahlp, pays
ble one dollar down and a dolls» a month
until paid. *
Two share* additional for one to be
located at “Old Patterson or llarlay**
Mill," Red Oak lown*hl|».
K. A Klu«:
Two Hundred and Fifty Bushels of
PURE SOUTHERN RYE SEED by
J. K. HAIR,
aug25-2iii] Blackville, S. C.
NOTICE.
All persons holding claims against
the late Sal He Mitchell are requested to
tilcthe.same properly attested with .me
or A" 1th my attorney, G. W. M. Wil
liams, E»q«, at t/olumbfa, S. C., within
ninety days from t is date.
A. W. BERRY, Executor,
Denmark, .8, C., duly 29th, 18112,
M M. BELLINGER,
Physician and Surgeon,
BARNWELL, 8. C. ' .
Onice—Basement Brown House,
Residence—Esther Street, near Ufa*
ded School. aug<N»tf
Notice.
•ral
lady ft lend# from
With regard to the mmiuunlratlofi of
‘Old Fogv - I will taka one share of a
hundred dollar* In a uotton factory to
Ike located In Kedtkak town-hip. payo-
bb>- owe itnHmr down And a jlollar a
month until paid. (J. H. l.anuLav.
In rvf*reace to the cnmn»unlo»tiot> of
**Old Fugv” In order to help start mat-
ters I will take owe »h«rr «*f a hondred
dollers la e e».ttoa factory la be loralrd
We need J |u Barnwell towoehlp, payable owedol-
enjoyed I lar down and a dollar a month nwtfl
>ii
Mie*Gertrude Aadermn.of Rneeme
f, bee klwdlv eant a* the f neet Prin-
■os Feather we have ever seen, end
kacheliire hoWoae.
9**3 I ,
iMe Vllllalon Sews,
i<
A enq »et party was git
Dei*r ll*ir U*< t'ee*.l*y a gai, wm
wee great if enjoyed by all who wi
f .flui.au riiMtigU !■» batr a * bid
<dt t Viva
A partial eriipee of fh» aua H « ’
Sated for the JDtk loet About ha
own*# dteb will be covered It eHI be-1 ||.mer R
gte et eoew eed le*t three benrw Iewd4egs* t .i
Wanted l^eeyhrd te *end dk-if I f
yrteObee 0* be eiraaed and dyed te The | H •'***• Te<
•^•**ia#l>ye Work*. |kewM«ar%. 8. I . | x ‘
Frteee low nod *eU*factmo gwafbeieed. ] ‘ arter Te 1
| ss **wr i»r*«
Mr. Alva H. Malr.ef KMele, (ia^ paid I oendera. I
we a etee«eot eall eo M*mdwy. Hie am-
ey fnood* and rsrtealsee ere rojokwd to
mm b«m took log eo well end
twelve be ad red
Bam- I paid. And a* soon ae I see eome pro*
I nrct of a factory being •tartod here then
Ml** I | am ready te de my part about the ea-
obUb j mrprlac. G. W. Pas* a.
Oct. 4, loot.
Ort.
icvj
We
• i
ee that there
the eeoetf a
>r
» •
la a Jvtry Btmpeoa pared* at Wtablta,
Rea . the ether dev Tweaty-eli eeg-
woe were leaded alth wheat eeatrtbu
sed W Jerry eampslga.
The eteeslvm ef ■dicer* far the ervt
ifB lobe plate at the meettog gf
Medical Ae*ot lelloa Octl
Yeeodev lay. I*. I*, wtepheae, the I*re*•
will deRr «r the eauual addrt*e.
I
i •
year alH tel
fee C'wawty
I r wg» • epieioo taai e eoa-
I Ba.'aeell i aunty lata I
r eruutd el eaae eet the eewa-
e pinnacle ef preeperity, but
oaddaratluae appomel lo ble
h te ttew ef the general lo
se •object eod thp danger ef
lure te edsaoed, all Hag.
ever, tb*t my abjurtiaae be ra*
ad by the turalag ea ef more light.
Id I agy • oaeamptloa tbet the ea-
vuGeg I epalath e eeal*l be la*laeed
ike at era la bka euterprtm. le gtor-
ly gca‘ . i*e«—. We a 111 vratuvr te
that ef the 4, tmi yeterw hM oauld
rv be able m rvapeod and lew mere
a *etd*hne**. louldereaeeer general
I
The underalgncd respectfully gives
notice that he w ill attend at his office
In Barnwell on the tint week and third
week of the month, beginning the
month on the tint Monday of same, and
at other timet may be found at Bam
berg.
JOB. M.8KINNER,
At lor nay at Law.
May^th 1*9«. «ow
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice la hereby gives that the an-
ifteraigited will lie bis dan)account with
J. O. ratteraoa, K«q., Jedgeof Probate,
ea Wedoetday, the W*ch day of H*plum
ber seat, at Id e’eleeb la the fora soon,
as AdminUtrator ef the mtate ef Tboa,
K. Walker, dsregard, and oak fed Let
ters iHemtoeory.
aegtt] O f. WALKER.
WOFFORD COLLEGE.
mv* *ti*r AMnt’MO. ae. <?.
JAR. U. CARU8I.E.LUK fremdent
FOL NURD MM.
Worroae Pea i ae* a#ara bs medeeta
la the fear eallege rte*sea two parallel
t>-«r«*n ef •>ody, soah hadieg se the
I degree of Raeheter ef AfSa. te soe ef
I which Madera Imagwage* are an Oat t •
j toted far Greed.
KXrEXftBB-
Beard, taMloa. matrSesdelkea, wash -
I tag, light*, feet, bosba nod imtloeery.
I the aoeenaary <~e4teg» eepaaaee ley the
.a he ms* n i|b (Hw IInodmd and
I .fit lh*Mhrw. The edvaotagea nBemd
bv Sk tghtnsa* and At am el Hall* eon-
ble •todMHe In moat their eel teg* as-
peoert nt«h dlls eery mooli aaeoant.
The ae*t aomkea kegtat the hi day ef
Ones her, I mg
J. A.GAGEWFf f..
herrekary ef F a* ally.
0|^ TGp
OhlcE More.
WILLIAM McNAB
has movejj Op from hla temporary
summer retreat nnd U now fully ready
for the fall trade.
He gives his best thanks tn his many
friends for their good patronage In the
and for the free and full sympathy
reir w or<W foe Ihe kwa uf BBT -
stand and stm’k by tire.
With a fresh and complete stock of
new go«Kl« aiiltcd to the needs of the
people of this section he cordially asks
ami confidently ex|>ccta a oohtlnuRnce
of past patronage at the*
South Side Store,
DICKS BRICK BUILDING.
' South West I'orncr of the Public
Square.
Hard limes have come upon the men*
try and a* a neoc«*ary consequence
high prices hive been driven away. I
•hall do my best to keep up the qnaran--
line against their return.
While I cannot, as a candidate for
haslneas, promise to make every man,
woman and child who may favor me
with custom happy, bandoome, healthy
and prosperous 1 very willingly pledge
myeelf le deal with perfect fatmeea. I
will be mnieet with quirk sales a
small pmdis aud sball aell good* <
their merits.
I will give the heat prices for cotton
and onupirv produce tbal straight bue-
toeee ana afford.
Asking mv f Haw da particularly and
the public generally le roll wpou em le
my new quarters befecw buying ee ati-
Itng I
Musical IqslrUijneqt
They may naed or want? I have TEN of the BEST MAKES of
Ul! INKS to select from, and any kind of Musical Instrument they i
I sell them as cheap and on as cjtsy terms as any one would wan
markets not cx tv pied. .
S. M. KEY, Beaafbrt,
marlO . *'
iV
-V^'vV
CASTOR IA
for Infants and Children.
**CattevlalsS6W*n adapted to chjQdrrm that
I r-r-omm^rni it ** upgnor Ussy pVseeripttoa.
known to me.** IT. A. A acnan, H. D.,
m Sa Oxford 8C, Brooklyn, X. Y.
a yb* ms ef ’ Cmterta * h se i
i * work
kewalk.D,
Hew York C«f.
UXurtikod ChuKh
* For swaral year* t
jriissji' “ ‘
KeWntF.
Wait With a Welcome.
WILUAM McNAB.
BARNWELL, 8. C.
HOPE AND HELP
FOR THE PEOPLE
Mike Mown
Barnwell.
It Is femortabte that Nerrv. M trW><>
swd * Ullam*burg, all pewblbitlea
eeuwilea, ewted ag aiaot giwvcnl prebl-
Wttea hi the late aclmary eleethwa.
Marfber* wes tbe wuly dry e>uety tbar
bwasd fee prwbt arttea.
Mev. J. II. Mltsea. eeleeed, eeeewtly
ef I Hi abort**, this count y died la New
Tuck ea , *ater»l*y, wberv be was ^wter
wf tbe Young 2t>m A. M. E. r ’Hitrvb
Ills remain* were brought bums and
hurled an Tuesday
Mr. W. H. Mtmatrwa, ef Wllllaten, ls
wet West buying *teck. H* wIII return
Welt work and ••pea Ms *i * hi*-* on Mala
Mr**i fhr tbe saw, trading and hiring
ml gwud hemes and mu lea. He ought tu
get a liberal trade from lemie folks.
Ksv. T. M. tialphle, ef Willi
>!t-l
Mail.
IHV woe
isa Annie I.
sus hr tvti
ui<l a
wbl
maiena
pit LI* le
Mae lake
r t
A ft
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Kva
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Rave an abwedanee ef both If
i ihe ceuaty, and all *
lacking.
tetry
Dope and Help for every
apply shall be amply
FIRHTLY.
ea we will pay ihe vary Up mp. gilt edge bighorn evfaes fm aO
radaae, from klag eattaa's saswv WaSa that feats the raMi
ahdeb 1
I si ait ga
tbe beaiMee
Ml
by
was taken for home
Rev. T. M Golphl
j preached tc a cmwdcil
. P 1 * 1 ** •• wiin*t.»n, | Miry on nil** on*. C'l
fW*a^bcd an vxcelleiitsermontunkruwd- , prwawqnqwlt tl»c Hurst,
-i congregation in the Barnwell Bap- *inn« tlicv ever hoard
day
il*tt burvh Huudoy evening. And thi*
fieoplw Will otwajrv be ftail 10 have him
preach to them.
Barnwell bod am nmmesl spell/of
good conduct la*t week. The Town
Connell held no court on Thursday,' a*
there were no transgressors to he dealt
with. That peacefulness has hapiMHied
k>uly thro# timet in seveh year*.
We hsvs a speedy and positive care
for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth
and headache In .Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy. A nasal injector free with each
dnittle. Use it If you desire health and
sweet breath. Price 50c. Sold by J. A.
Tobin, Barnwell; P. W. Farrell, Black-
Vllle^ Dr. J. M. Smith, WWIIston.
It is not generally known, but it is a
fact nevertheless, that Edge-field caiue
W* near as peas to having three candi
date* in the Held for governor this year;
Tillman,Sheppard,and Talbert. Kdge-
lieid haa a few more left when South
Carolina calls for governors—Edgefield
Chronicle.
Capt. George Deer, of Sycamore, is a
man of remarkable vitality. Although
#4 years of age and comfortably of! Iiq
plowed ail spring and summer until
crops were laid by. In August his ne
groes did not gather fodder to suit him,
so he went into the Held, took ihe fore
most ro a and showed them how to workc-
This over exertion aud exposurp^to «
rain storm gave him quite a spell of sick
ness, but he is now safely convalescent.
Mr. W. D. Turner, of Blackville, died
suddenly Thursday afternoon. He had
hauled a bale of cotton In the morning
from Mr. Cave’s place to the gin and
went back Jn the afternoon for another.
He took a scat upon a stump, fell off,
dying almost immediately. Coroner
Peacock held tbe inquest. Heart dis-
•ase was pronounced the csqse of his
dwoth. He was about *8 years old, a
quiet. Industrious man, well thought of
by all who knew blot.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Frank T.
Anderson and daughters were driving
by tbe breaking ef
Mr. H. -MT Harvey had a hsT^ of y»t-
(••n sold In Augusts la^t week by J. J.
Dick* that nrued The vsrlety
ws« Al!.*n Silk. Several fyn*** of ihl*
vsrlety have been told for to 10 eta.
per pound tn August* Our farmer*
get better prices in Augusta than Char
leston. H vt..
Rale Day Notes.
There was a goodly attendance of vis
itors from all sections of the county.
All brought agreeing report* of hard
times and g<»od health. If the weather
hold* fair the cotton crop will all be
gathered before next sale day- The
farmers will then give their attention
to sowing large small grain crops.
Our correspondent “Old Fogy” was
more talked of than any other popular
modern hero.
"There is life in the old land yet.”
That.was shown by the good spirit of
the people and the price* that property
brmVghl. .
The Master made three sales :
In Eliza Gantt,Ys Madison Prlester
ct al, 100 acre* to Miles Loadholr, f95f>,
In Laura Wat*on et al vs Jno. N.
Slansell ct al, 170 acres to J. M. Skin
ner, attorney, $2,100,
in Ann Cook et al vs Josephine Hill
t5t al, 130 acres to F. M. Cook, $1j0.
Tbe mortgage *alos made were:
J. W. Woodward vs Punch Ingram,
one half acre lot and house In Barn
well. bought by J. W. Woodward, $320.
Simon Brown et al vf'The Barnwell
Oil and Fertilizer L'ompany the build
ings, machinery and assotts were sold
to W. Gilmore Simms representing a
syndicate for UK),000, The purchasers
have not fully decided to do so but it Is
very probable that they 'Will convert It
into a cotton factory.
"The Sheriff sold under foreclosure of
Mechanics Lien, In favor of Jackson
Burrow and against William Bonnett, a
lot In Wlllhaon containing one eighth
of an acre te R. A. W«alher»bee $50.
Tbe auctioneers sold a number of
boree* and males at all sorts of price*
H If wore prwrtlrable la raUo
r n« -tiry « $|,7*B It* each
>a t.*k$ts wwoMlbe >t* — ■»!t*i* r*4eb-
I, i>>> „i 1mm at a tty smaff IntSeppiMt.
it ferW'rie* over tbe cawaty be Oavlan-
rt p I* Idle lo t ipi-iee tHat fartavLr*
***tt «»f (be way plaeee c>*thl cwaip^te I
>i i t’M-*q «• «l| Wralwl ew tbe srteriee 1
trade ;3 A*>v eff -rt hoe**! oa a asaatb- |
tn *t ,n a Far- I
•I to it la the I
pfMwnfMat* ef pmr Inexperience tel
1,1 be moot likely to
no I failure would he J
•11 v*ft‘»u*ly iBm'wuraging to fut-ire I
•*nt*-fprt-e* of any tort. Tbe hl»u-ry 1
• •f rairtuount, afterword Maverica I
Miff*. Dam in*tanre.
A■ an amruduteul L* "Old Fogy’*”
plan I siigge»t that ih«**e euterprl*r« lie
pu»h»‘d. Hr A at tbe already establi»bcd
qawkree wf Umte.
In Baruwrll county there are five
■vlh’iit point* to wit: Barnwell,
Blackvillt*. WiUUton, Bamberg and Al
lendale. L**t there be a concentration
of energy ami capital at the** |M>inra
and then wm-n suciwaa D assured the
multiplication of Factories will follow
a* a natural consequence.
There D in thi* connection, one fact
which l would like to emphasise, it is
that the future prosperity of the fann
er depend* much upon the develop
ment of the towns The foolish preju
dice which ha* heretofore existed be
tween country aud town must give way
to the recognition of the fact that the
prosperity of the former depends large
ly upon the growth and enterprise of
the latter.
Let the sensible farmer ask himself
why it i* that land w ithin a few miles
of Barnwell C. II. sells from $20.00 per
acre all the w ay down to $500 per acre
w hile fknd similarly situated in refer
ence to.New Y'ork City is worth tw’cnty
to fifty times as much? It is because
Barnwell has a population of 1,500 and
New York one of over 1,000,000.- Now
suppose Barnwell contained 20,000 in
habitants, how would thi* effect the
surrounding country? Why there
would be 20,000 people and about 5,000
mules and horses and from 000 to 1,000
cows, all non-producing consumers of
farm products, right here at our door
to drain the farm of everything that
Could be raised on It and for miles
around. Every cow pea f and corn
shuck, to say nothing of graili and veg
etables of all kind*, would tind a ready
market, which would stimulate their
growth to the exclusion of that effete
monarch cotton, causing the farmers
heart to gladden, his children to bright
en and his |»ockeD to fatten,
/Tlow every enterprise calculated to
Increase the population of the towns
contributes that much toward theestab-
lishment of the condition of things we
have jast supposed, and tbe enlight
ened farmer will cheerfully lend them
bD aid. * _
Suppose every farmer In tbe county
14 set apart a certain portion ef bis
WoJK’rd C'fillt'gr Kitting
11 • *• * I
*rA RTAN Bt RU. A. C.
Tbe tMtlb umoIm begtae Oa aster M,
tmi .
Raya prv pared fee College El pen-
•r* cavred by fib* a year. Pa pew ta-
laa careful MtejMERMtefl* ——
A t REMHIRT. A M .
Heed Manser
augl|
ONEMIUIONUDIES
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THE WORLD.
PtJCCt, It, tt.M, M, $S44.!
COdtOUDATED SHOE CO.
Lynn, - •
Kkoes mad* I* a east
—For tale by—
J» A. ROUNTREE A BRO^
WlLLlBTOX) S- C.
aeptlR
For Rent.
The Plantation known at the Bull
Pond Place, between 5 and 600 acres.
Open land for six plows. Good water,
buildings, excellent pasturage.
For terms for one or more years apply
to
, J. J. BROWN, Barnwell.
septl5-tf
Supervisor’s Notice. •
All parties who have transfers from
other counties to this countv aud have
never received their Registration cer 1
tilicatea will write to the Supervisor at
Chltty’s, 3. B. R. R., giving name) age,
occupation, township, precinct, resi
dence, etc. It being simply impossible
for the Supervisor to make out a certifi
cate from a simple transfer, and the
post nfllces of the parties being un
known to him there Is delay lu for
warding the certificates of such parties.
Anv matter in regard to Registration
will have attention by addressing me at
Chltty, 8. B It. R.
HAYXK F. RICE,8. R. B. C.
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FIRMU QKIYEHSITTT
GREENVILLE, 8. C.
ncfft session will begin on tbe
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J.O. Saqders,
NOTARY mLIC. ELMORE, i- C.
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oprYI-dm Notarv Publla.
CTsTPifCHER.
—^-DEALER IX
Machinery and Hardware t
BELTIXO, LACE LEATHER,
OII*8, PUMPS AND PIPES,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
BOILERS AND ENGINES,
CHARLESTON) 8, Ci
Send tor Prices.
^ j ujy 28-3m
Willistoa Male
^ AND
Female High School,
WILLlstON, BARNWELL CO. S. C-
Next Session begins Thursday) Sep
i Humber lit, 1802;
Full English Course. Special De^krt-
mehts.
Ancient and Modefh Languages, Book
keeping, Telegraphy, Stenography aud
Music.
Full corps of experiericed teachers;
large, comfortable and well furnished
building; healthy location.
EXPENSES:
IdteFftlry Department,per month, $1.50
td $3.50.
Music, per month, $3.50.
Telegraphy, per month, $3.00.
Book-keeping, per course, $10.00.
Stenography, per course, $10.1.0
Board, per month, $7.00 to $10.00. ^ .
S«nd for catalogue.
F N. K. BAILEY', Principal,
July21] Wllliston, S. C.
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Iba oywavtaaliy «w olloMte UgWr of dotlara and ■a— ibai mmmm ran teab
A trial Wall tbai wa ate. and wa • Wb It m— dlHaotlf aw4or*iaad ibas «
vtinttoa W wot lUaltad ta tte ImwadlsW aoigbbarbaad of Bo/awaU, bte
gaoo to and boyawd rte fa rib sot rowiwoo of teo oowaty.
HECOXULY-
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farm orwdwMAowa movoa tte awpartbsi
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WE H A.VE WHAT YOU WANTJ
Oar stork* In otrr jr Bn* sra rompDio, mu larga aad oxtoaslva ta I
la a aowspapor advartlMMtet and taa poi foot ta bo doocrlbed li
prlotor's ink. Tbey eon ho amlrrvuxMi only hy oiamlnailoa and
tbat W all wo oak, for after rooalta wilt root attb te owd wo GUI _
Bl*EOl A L STUDIEM
- Partknilar atteatioa bos boo* paid |a tbe aalretlow of oar ttwok
portaat I toot of goods barotofor* anlvoraallf sligbtod b? all
tbo priori pal clileo. It Is oarpritlag tbal such abowfd
• an>rt*lng
bat a vDIt te oar •tuporltim will sbow as
morvantila otolorprioo la all tbit ooantry.
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dopartarao no vac
Talbott & Sons.
Y' r/
Engines,
Boilers,
Saw Mllla,
Corn and VTheat Milts,
Wood Working Machinery,
Bflok Machinery,
Cotton Gins,
Cottnn Prrssea,
COMPLETE equipment for large and
oniall 1 an aerie* oa most Impfovo^plano.
Oar THOMAS direct acting Steam
PKK40 and ELEVATOR system Is bo-
Otrr vtnek of Hardware D as complete aud well assorted as any that eta te
found In Augusta, Charierion, Savannah or Columbia, and our pr no will mva
money to home buyers on every purchase. Workers In wood and iron a 111 gad
all the heat tools of their trades at our establishment. In building hardware %m
carry everything. Our pocket and table cutlery, scissors, Ac., are tte boat to te
had and our rotors are simply perfect.
RANOEH AND STOVES-
Wo handle a beautiful line of Ranges and Cooking Htovea and Invite the ea—
cial attention of husbands aud wives to these saviors of health and liglitnera mt
the three times I day labors of life. They are supplied a Ith full outfit* of cook
ing ntensils. and upon the voluntary testimony of happy and admirable house*
keepers we knowingly recommend them.
GENTLEMEN'S GOOUS.
Gentlemen’s Clothing and Furnishing Goods in great variety and of the heal
fabrics and the most fashionable modes. In shirts, collars, cuffs, Uei, gloves*
hosiery, handkerchiefs and underwear we defy competition from shy Southern
source aud laugh at Imitation from anywhere.
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS.
We can please every taste and suit every style In Ladies* Dress Goods, and wd
most cordially Invite the fair sex to exercise woman’s rights and come and sew
for theihseives. Our stock of notions, hosiery, iaces. ribbons, soaps, fans, glovea
and dress and toilet accessories generally is without a vacancy tn its co etc
ness. We have a full stock of Trunks ranging from Saratoga sizes downward.
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
We have an immense stock of the best makes and styles. The famous Bay
State shoes made to our special order never fail to give complete satisfaction and
sell themselves at sight.
Closing out at Cost. ^
We need room and offer a largp lot of pretty 8prihg and Summer Goods for la
dies use at prime cost. These goods w ill go like hot cakes and first coma flr<$
served will be tbe rule. Don't miss the chance.
Miscellaneous.
Plantation Groceries always in full supply, Bagging and Ties, Salt, Bead Oats
and Rye to*arrive, Furniture, Mattresses, Tin, Crockery and Wrxxlen Wars, well
buckets, chains and ropes, leather, cotton sheets, the best tobacco and flwest and
most fragrant cigars, and in short overruling for every body, to eat, te wear
to work with.
Last Not Least
Our family grocery department is constantly supplied with all the high
standard eatables that make life Worth living. We keep only ‘
articles, and tolerate no ad dterallon. Our list Of delicacies
eat brands of both home and foreign iuvnries.
The Piedmont Wagon, lit all siste, made of hard mountain
with the toughest Iron, is guaranteed te
We will katb a full stork of first class
the needs and pleasure* of tbe eonniry.
In all that we have «aid we have kept te the
again all te naed mt Hope and Help te gtaa a* a
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