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The Barnwell People Highest of all in Leayening Poorer.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
RATES OF NERSf RI!»TIO>i.
In Advance, ptr Anmmi .. . . .. f’-'Ul
On Time , $2.00
TIH RSbAY. JAM AIlV .’i. 1^!U.
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Ttie m-xl ri’iruIarcotiirll'iiiicHi Ii>d of
Urtnnoiij bniiri* N<>. 1TA : K. M
will he ln'M at tin* iirw Masoi ii'l i tn
pk* in ISarmvell upon H'h Jal •.'!
.Jan. llki, tile siinir heina the'in I Sainr hiv
in *ai'l n.or.tli, lie^ii'.iiini; at ••ili^h twclu*."
Ojr onier of \\. \ M
J. A. Jr.NKtNs S.Tirtary.
Powder
ABSOIJUTELY PURE
tj
Tilt* reirtilnr rni >'tiiiir of Harnwi'll
I.odi?e No, ilj, KuiirlAi- of I'yiliu:**,
will he in Id at their Hail on Kiiila\
ni^ht at 'oi'ehx'k. A full utlelaUilie,
i.1 re. |lie>t<a).
liy or ler of
Wit Ml NAit. ( r
(i. M (If!! F.NK,
k K S.
patit**
. ’ Ksi-
fienta coat<, ve<f'> clonks am!
Mieolv rleannl <!>»'<1 am! pr , '"< ( 1
iletl anil monMeil olot.liino icnoweil
■with the oreatcM, (li'|i,Uil\. Iiy llic
Soiinta^ live Works I'eniiurk, So. < a.
Uf)
A rhri«tm:is V. ('tilling.
Man ieilat St. John's t'iinvi li on lli.' 1
(iJ.'itll ult h\ 1 f e \ , W. H. Ai:-i:,i 'lr.
• la s,.|i|i I'lioni.is anil Aanes,
ilan^'itef of riioin.is I'i'er. Tin* eon
jrrcij'itinii tiailtitri-tl the’i was as liiigo
as an .'.ssoci.it'.oii, ,*ot,.;.t inw of liienils
of tlic ha;i|i\ niooin n’nl ihai'ininc
bri'le liotn f 'ol le 11 in, 11 ptnu mil
Hani we! 1. Ami many who were there
are now,seeking orati^e hlo-sotns lot
i t ln*ll|scl\ e«.
fink li tlo.
fi't 'i ne»ilr.v rvi ttioif in-t, “ I'lic Oak
I >.;! • I 'rmn it e ( Inh" yravc a very
liifa^ant en; ei t ai'inieiil, \\ h idi was t*n-
jove.l hv a'J im-setij. Ilio ! Irani.i
“ I h t rf < 1 hi-scs a 1 (av " t“ taken oil'
in o|i*at. «hu|ie, anil fell eels ^ ea I eroili t.
mi the eoninin'iiil v, {'.ml es|ieeii;ll v. o.n | ||e nr j r iti k
Toat liers’ AssociiiHoit.
^ TO UKN I—TheO naimon Place, thr
Sweet Water I’la-e, I’lantahron in rear
of II. II hasterling, hik! scvchil small
er tracts of Uml.
A|>| fy fo A. T. WOODWAKD.
V'or sale in ten tlays time, cash or
oo»| paper, 2 good mules. •_> good two
imse wagons, a mow er and a ro;.d
**»rl.
ANbRKW P. WOODWARD.
j l li.* m xf n ceting of the Teachers'
i Af'ociai i..n will he held in tile (ir.uictl
i Seimol Hiiilding ii Barn well mi .satur-
1 dav, 1 11 h J an nary, at 11 o'clock a m.
i Ail iip‘mlii'is arc earnestly rc.im*«[cd lit
J afiend and all teachers in the county
} Hot s et eouneet**d w ill* Hte Asssicial Hnt
' ai c cordially int ited to hccoine incin-
hers.
]■’. N. K Hatt.Vy, Presitlent.
II. S. Ct nm.m.11 \m, Seen tary.
i m i
t he incinh rs of t!ie,.'luh. I'he sp c'a’1
feat :n*e of the cvcili'i'i was Mr. Zcke
W inlet gn en. the lirst. Vi’hoitgli tin*
house w as not crow’di'd t.o U\ et flow log
Ihe scats wire maiiv all occupied,
i lie small house wa* due to tlio tuclein-
etu v of the weather, and to ty, inisu^
•rstamiing alcmt the time the w, v t»
cnV'of
Dr N. V. Kirkland. Jr., w ill
Hantwct'rl on the South Hound
move to
K. R.
O w iir sanctum was
Nlohday hv culls 1.
friend*.
bi ightcm
.ill maiiv
n SPM'SU *MI 1.0 HM OMI IAIM.
d J. J. 1 I
Me-srs W. II. I>mi«*an am
irram are camlhhitcs lor < oe.ntv
pen *cr.
'l lic form il ciisioni of hiiiding a
to call again, w hethcr man or w lila;i. i-
wow in disuse.
Willie and A«lntr\ Kirkland returns
eh to Wofford ('ollege Tucsritw ; there is
great gfoom in liie happv vaH'v.
Mr. John InnbmMtdws\ at his home
near Denmark on Sunday after n long
Illness. He was a good man.
< Roosters at e a good ileal like men. A
nxiKter never gives notice of linding*
worm until alter he has swaiKeu^#- it.
A woman cett disguise her wrinkles,
<rf'*li , t* ami des-cpiimi.s front a otan, hut
she i an never hide them from another
woman.
It is a strange fact that it is the wo
man alto is saifl to wear the it u-cis
v ho never fails to get a new dic-s every
lime tin
la-hion changi
n<
Rant w ••!! Itcgi ns tit
<1 vc liars at spiecc.
Act staml- a'l 1 tin \ arc t
half w ill 7n* refuntlctl. we
year with
the K v ails.
used .1 n l y I
»U P|M >M'.
A4 r. I,. It. Riisti anrf Iani 1 y mo\.
Vack to their ci * •. It \ In •Km oo I i.c
<Ih\ and llic llrowu House will s n
kavc a jicw host.
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come olf. To add t*> th** enjoymr
ail. and to ph'Hsotlic lovers ol music,
'vo .ecured ! Ite st't \ ices of a hrass hand.
Which fii rni'ti'(1 some very .sw eet
“ ! 1 . Xv wbi'lm* Hi.e j
the evening, ami to make glad the
hearts of those w Im two !>> engi.g*' in
.(.he .ueit\ dance, wc. brought fyfwanl
tlic string band lliat wt* had in reserve
for the occasion, and for two hours
everybody had a good time, after wh.ch
every one left tor their respective
plane* nf abode. Now, just hero, let
p il
bl«olc,.eii train*; MI*V Addle Thom*5fi,
leghorn creise^le-chlne, lace and rib
bon*; MU* Kathrine Thomson, lilack-
vllle, Ku««e gfeeu or*j>e de-cblne, be
comingly trimmed withs lace and rlb-
Ih>iis; MU* Mojielle (iernld, Blackvllle,
i wttFs* a enitumw Tsf t-'lei blue jmplin,
i tilimned with white lace and ribbon;
; Mis* Louise McKenute. blue nun's vell-
| ing, tnmmed with black lace; Mb*
Bessie Seay mayle a line appearance in
a costuim* of white luce over pink silk?
Miss Maggie, Royd wore a becoming
1 dress of black silk, with jet ornaments;
j Mi 's l*cari KerkI irgY of t'olunibia, a
I v. i y pud ty co.t umc of cfeam cashmere,
rrimmr'l with lace and ribbons; Miss
f rame Ha Igerwas bcant'if'iny lilOF'.'d
j in a eo-tumc mf wliite Henriett t, ele-
gihth trimmed with lace and tlower*,
with slipper* to match; Mis* B. Hunter
: appeared in a suit id white mull, ami
: lilac ribbons; Mis* Vina Marshall* biack
II 'ryiictt* with pink bodice; Mi** l*o-
| 111h* R tin*, (lolumbin, wh* very bet'om-
rttigly attired in a costume of cream
cn rraine, prettily trimmed
w ith lace and (lowers* Mis» Kdua ('lark,
Columbia, a very ta*fy suit of cream
cliulli*.
The gentlemen were all attired in eve
ning dress. Those known to your cor-
responHent were: ..
Messrs. J. It William.*. John Rate*.
Harry Bate*. Oscar McKenzie, Frank
Williams, Ho** McKenzie, Charles
Scott, Willie Rt-ese, Blakely-Scott, Law
reju'e Marshall,Columbia. Wilbucrteav,
,S. ^ r . McKcnzie,(i. S, Kuwliuson, J. M.
-D. Herald, Blackvill*,
— I’rothro, Aiken.
The.tommitt.ee certainly deserve a
great ib'al of credit-for the *ucce** of
ihis entertainment, and the Blackvllle
ptrty thank them for the most pleasant
evening w (> have ever had the good for
tune to spend, M.K. (J.
Wslrn^i* tUli*.
The author of “Round the Comptua in
Anatr&lia” had pat up for the night with
the manager of a stock farm. " It waa a
time of drought, and the evening paaaed
amid atoriee of frightful Buffering end
losses. The manager thought it would
PORT
royXl AND WESTERN C/
i Schedule in effect December
Ije hardly possible to hol<Tout a week
longer. “Shady Jack'* well i* driua," be
mud, “and the Frenchman'a ..lank i«
e^rITty. , ' His Wife triwl to e^s-ournge
him. * '
“Hope for th* Ixcati” *ho said.
“My <mth!" aiuAvofed the manager,
“l>ut the ii '-t thim;s nevov one off."
me -ji y,
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an cn!ertainment
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an I lie* day
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All w 'la'
pa -sc' I nil
The trade
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.ics as follows
Mlgagc SfrcnrrtV
acre*
k wa- |'.(rt ici 1
ter made ...ii'.-
Tin- N ew Lngl iinl
v- ir.'nrictta H. Attuwav 110
to \ J. (.reen, A ttoniev, $ 120.
>:uiic phiintill' against Wm. 1’.
R new , !*:; acre' to A .1. <i rcPiT t $220,
>an.c (daititill’ again.t Jennie II.
Brow u t Mi acre., to A. J. Crccn, $1,22 1
Tins Lnion Mori gage Ranking and
1 ru-i ( ii
, against
J. A.
M c 1 .emore
1 Ml acres
to A. .
I. Green
, Attnrrn
*y.
*7 - m.
> 1 me . 1
daintily
against
Joseph
]!.
St I'CS rt
ul dun :i''i
v» to A.
J. Grei
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A'luruM .
$'l(KI.
Janm ti
Whee
let* again
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k cp hi.
Prof 11. S. ( unti in g
}di*bcd principal of
r-cln ol, gave us a ph r,
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ill' again.| .1. K. A h.i.ancc
■I 11 recti, Ulnmry, $ gdO.
•an Morigagc ( o., of S."it-
ct al 11(1
Deafness Cannot he Cured
h c i! applications a* thev cantud
h the di.cased portion of the ear.
There i. only one way to cure deafness,
and thal i« by constitutional remedies.
Dcjifm s* i* caused by an intlained cou-
Ution of tlic mucous rming of the Kus-
tnrtrinn Tube. Wticn thD tntiC D iTT-
'la ncil y ou h-ve a rumbling sound < r
imperfect hearing-, and when it is en-
tircly closed, Deafness is the result, am)
niih s* the inllammation **.tn be takini
init and this tube restored to it* normal
condition, hearing will he destroyed
forever; nine cases ontof ten are caused
by catarrh, which i* nothing but an
uilluiued cotuUliou of the muuou* sur
faces.
Wewlll give One Hyind red Dollar*
for any case of Deafness (caused .by
catarih) that cannot Ik* cur al bv Hall's
( atarth Tire. Send forcireular*: free.
F. J. Cl I K \ K A’ «t ( hi., Toletlo, (>.
^Sy“.S<dd b\ Druggists, 7f*c.
’ 1 Vs<a. Dtck," ta*Spi Tt I lr-<V Trt-iWtb-, * ’bit t
Hie worst things neVef cutiw otT.’
Night after mglit this man had walked
the room, alternntiitg between prayers
and curses, as each day’s record was an
other thousand sheep dead, another enti
ty well, until at last he had come to Una
grim courage of despair.
“I shouldn't care ho much," he said to
the traveler, “but then my wife, my
girls in there!"
Ho drew his sleeves across Ida eyes
ftnd bowed his head on the table. For
ton minutes ho sat there so. Then the
Visitor saw him raise his head, starts,
spring to his feyt and listen with strained
attention. What was that? Something
pinged on the CiuYngated roof overhead.
•'Utiin, rain, rain!" he shonted as he
rpshed outside and felt on his-knees
Wi t b. hia_haudtfcttUaduhed-Qiit
Augusta and Astevil
1.1.‘.p mr
n.On a m'f.v, Augusta Ar.; U.t
H.1I5 p m Ar. Amierson “ <i 1!l w _
lt..V» p m H J."i a ink ** On'eUw ’U I.v (f.SB p in
5.00 p m I2.f»o p m “ Laurens “
. . j 2.25 p in (IreeiivUlo **
fi.tOp m, 2.50 p m “ Spartanb ***
10.10 p in . .v,. . . A»ll«vl1le At
~ r,m p m' -frWrifiri " urp
* ; 0,i)"* p m* “ Oastonla I.v
3.05 p
4.00 p m
1 40 p ini
(;h»*c tVmnijctlwn on Ureenwwod for all points on O. C. 4t.
Gree urn e Hail wily* and On frpartanhiirg for polftts oBCharl
PortlRoyal and Augusta RaOwf
-TO-
CHARfESTON. SAVANNAH AMLl-LORiD^
■ L. VIA FAIRFAX AND YK«A.Atjf?e t
r
2.20 p in 82 5 a m Ly. A ii gust*-At.
l.lt.T j» m ML 15 a in " Ycraasscc “
8,00 p ir, 5200 p in ArCh.uWi'bLv
I H»>
-8. *> p in 11.50 |
5.’-i p m 8.3M a
a.t-Vp -u^Lwa
limp m 0.50a
T^o am OAO p mj
It 40 p in 7,m a m!
11.25 p in, a im|
15.40 (i u M nl| “ Savannah •-*
8.25 p tr ^.(ki ji inf “Jack'nv’e “
■ 5 V 3IP irp.ts a m, “ Beaufort f
/ 5.50 p.in rl.50 h in, “ Fort Royal * 4
For further ipfurmution call upon or w rite
WM. J CR \ l(), (»cilcrn 1 l'a«senge.r Agent, Augusta,_0a.
W. F. HHkW. f.AflYN, T rrnffic Msnager.— ;g—^ ^
R. D, TOfiD,I*. A.y Room :U)J Dyer Buitfflii-, A»go*U f Oft.
clouded sky.
"Thank God! Thank Clod! Wifi;
Girls! Mary! Rain!*
Even so. Thu flood gates of the sky
were opened, and before morning the
visitor Was hdjiing to put up ft dyke on
i>nc side of the house. TlwJ luarch of de
struction was staid.
^.liW'SSw^
1 liuvc* ojieiK'd a First Clo^M Crroccr^ r Stoi*Q In the town ol
-W-ILLIS
B anting Zdirtis^
After crossing the usual' heated yel
low plains, looking for all tlje world like
an cxjianse of overparched hayfields and
dotted here and there with droves of
is fresh ami of the best qu»1Lty, consistinff <
Fiiiiev (iroeei'les, Canned (roods. Fruits,.Pin
AJv Stock
Ile;i\ vf and F
Cjindihs and Craeker«, (.Tgaw?, Tohncco.
Alscr
ipringlx'k, we outspanned two and so
rode tmek ngnin nervsw the KivL weary-
plain for camp. We h»<l not long quit
ted the forest Ix-fore we sighted a good
A full line of 'Poys, Fire AVoi
troop of Hnrcholl's tebra, feeding quiet- I jj, ( , 1;H ogf desi<rns.
1 V* \1T •* .1 4*4 «*> Vv I ^ ^ ^
('all and examine ray stock.
ks and Christmas Cardi ol
,-jvcrr'V
M.
ih
i,
At the municqcil elcftion held in
Allendale on >*itiii,r.iv ihe h Iho'ing
1'ouncil w a* clevti •! : In'- n i ini, -I. I i.
< . All; Ward n-, I-. (la o .. <) II.
'Wood, K 11..Smart, R. (,. I’ickriim.
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and
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Hunter ct
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ii cits to
CreciMi
A. T.
\ Geerci* < hristmas Gift
On
Th * tax book* cloved Saturday night,
wrirt th e lapel cent, piiiaity anached
•on all ilelin<|i)entsf w lio an* unhappiU'
numerous A* the Treasurer m.y he
reijuircd to i'»ue exeentinns at once
Jurther delay 1 j. dangcrou*.
m i*»ps Currie. Cornelia, Li/./ic and
Maude l.aw ton, of H*m|iton, .pent ;hc
bolidays with ItBfor.r* Hiiilgi* rcla-
t i vr*. and some • f tk e v "ii ng gent Icmcti
jtre a’l read v CTinting tlic day- until
>< hr ist mas and they -Jiall conic again.
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w ( "d.
f nine
l In- (..'lo gia coal
‘ a * c caused, cni'.-
a' I In' 1 i'lic. In
M.
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■ j.u iTkas.'t ?2.''*00.
M . I'auiT.r rg \ . T rank II.
11. .1 Moeflv, .(is acres to
d w a rd. AI tornev , $1.1 .Ml.
M. !>:r.i:i*i T g \ s I’inckncy (’. (’ave
T . H. Cr< i«'h. I ot No 1 —150 acres
t" A. T. Wood'Mird. Attorncv, $1,(125,
L"t No. 2—acres to T'. M. Bamberg.
$ I .os'i.
V. m. 11. 1 ).'Vant c* ;d vs Mrs Y. C.
1’. .r! rr rt a I 211 acres to 15. T. Rico,
A : li me v. 2.’i'0. ^
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prut es| i d iegvin»! lln bre.u h
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>'- 2 and li—1,
tlli11'*, $ Vi 15.
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1. l!anihcrg,$2,( 175
sold in ichman
: id,nits iniercst in
(. r i m i • s 1. r 12 1 5 - i' 111111 •. i
insking Ihe luCgh'ai
I i**.,t h was toil.cd l" ha\ c
by a Ido w l r.cL' a n a l*' in
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aching fr i
t >o {iiativ j't
ill malarial disti icik, cviii hi
taking (.rote'. 'Th^i lc- <
,1* a* pleasant to the ta'le
St rop, Hiihhen take it ai.i 1
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cured Ty
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as Imoil
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i la •! g>ii i
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air tt ,i» itis11 ami t he moon
in * ! I its hri i: ia net' U!i"U
in i kci's a. in grinip. and in
tt a I kciI t he h i! f mile t hat In
■ lit
I
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ccar. the
hi me fio’h
I he merry
pai''. thev
night hem
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row
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W'lO's I CHS ; .
v hil ,s, tt hi
t ill* I'll rc of
ii.ir.iljcl in
i ^
end i;itcs;iioi the norst suc-
M. dii'inc tv<* liatavctcr
ili'S'S t;»variably curc\hc
“f ' om:h, < 'i ..up and Rrpn-
• ils tt i oulcrl ii I Micciss fn
< (Oisumption is w iihout a
I'm bistort* of medicine.
>1 IICC I 1 S II I'st
on a gHitig.iit'
li.cctcrv it has been sold
a P'.t w 1
A Call to (hr < hurrhr*i
Black villr, S. C. Doc. 15th 1802.
'Tlic Executive Committee of the
Barnwell Baptist Association wa*
called To order. After prayer by Bro.
W. D. Rice Bro. D. Haul Sojournet
tva* re-elcctcd Cbilirttiitn, and J. A.
Jenkins Clerk. Bro. Sojourner briefly
stated that the object of the meeting
w as to devise Mich plan* as will best ad
vaiKO our Redeemer's Ringdotn.
ter ih()roughh;_jLliseiisslTT'gnTie *ulijes*i
aL-svwrTK'cidcd ib it the Executive Com
nit cc ^he so divide 1 and arsTgilec
Jiat one of its memhers sliall atleiti
each I'nidn Meeting in this AssoCin_
Hon, and that a Missionary sermon
should be preached at each Uiltof
Meeting on Saturday mornjiug at li
o’clock. To carry tbe*« rec ommeirda
lions and request.* into effect the Dlvis
ions were arranged and assignments
made a* follows :
T'insi Division—Williston, Rosema
ry, Fairmount, Long Branch, Elko,
.Mount ( alvary Barnwell, Seven Fines.
Toy i c's Branch, i \ pres* Chapel.
Next l iiipti tneeling at Mi. Calvary
'li»si (Mary sermon on Sunday by Rev
i'. M. (•alpliin, principal, Hey. J. 1<
i* acock, alternate, Bro. |). Haul So
j iurnsr to attend a* ieprcsciilative ol
the Executive' dininitt.ee.
Skcond Division—Hlackville, Heal
ing Springs, Double Fond, (ieorges
Creek, Ghent's Branch, Hammond.
• • r : iiams, Ashlcigh, Reedy Branch
N 'M t uioti mi'eting at Reedy Bram.ii
M i-sioimry Sermon on Saturday at J i
•'clock, hv liev. W. D. McMillan, prin
ipal, or Rev. (•. N. Askew, alternate
I»IM >. B. F, Feeples to attend as r**pn
'(•illative of the Executive Committee
Thmu) I’i vision —Bamlierg, Sprin
Branch, Springtown, Midway, Bethea-
da, Hnnter’sA bnpel. Kdisto.
Tlic clerk or tnoilerator will please
inform the secretary ftf Hie Executive
Committee with w hat church the next
l nimi nueting will he held. Mission-
ly. We spread otil in line nnd rixio up
to them.
The troop, which consisted mostly of
mares with it yearling foal of tW‘o r wns
guarded by .Ml old ftallion, wlm sttHal
sentinel dearest to na with his head up.
Presently, tnming hatf roimd,-hc gave
aotue sort of signal and the rent of the
band galloped briskly off, curveting
nnd capering as they ran. After moving
a few hundred yards the troop suddenly
wheeled round in line to tittVe ft go<>d
look at us nguin.
Satisfaction (inarnntepd.
GOODS DK1.IVKKED FREE IN TOWN.
KT. Xj.
WIDTsIB rON. H, O.
BALDWIN & GARVIN,
These tactics of (he zebras V.'ot'O dis
played in a retreat of some mites, the old
stallion always covering the rear, until
the troop, outtjaqkcd by Dove, slmt off
to (he right and my chance came. I gal
loped hard to intercept them, and as
they stood for a minute on seeing me in
the line of
20 ) yarns,
flight, got a steady shot at
The bullet chi,ipml ini 'f ifTT
ns tho troop continued
their flight 1 saw one zebra turn away
alone. Presently she stixxl again. 1
Was soon withiff sixty yards, and with
another bullet finished her. She proved
to 1 a fine .marc in beautiful coat, and
her head and skin now decorate a room
at hoinec-Longiunn’s Magazine.
More Money
IV the
We have tionr to leiul
of giveaway ♦ but we
can save buyer* Iff
the Mnes that w e car
ry enough to make a
little gv) ft KJiA way.
A 81 n+? of MHi:**« l ick.
James Lick, of San 3 4'.ra:;cisco^.was an
unlovable millionaire, of whom ftcunouB
story is told. When a po ,,r youth in
Pennsylvania he was rejected by the
daughter of a wealthy miller on account
of his jwverty. He vowed nt that time
that ho would some day build a miM
that would far surpass that of his sweet
heart's father. Mary years later he
kept his vow and constructed at San
Jose ii mill rtf highly polished California
wood valued nt £200,000. ' During his
lifetime Mr. Liek hipl few friends-and
apparently cured for none. He lived
plainly and was seen very little in pnle
lie. The largor.part cf his fortune was
left to char’ties and public institutions,
ono notable bequest lx*ing tho sum of
$60,000 for tho ereetion of a statue, to
Key, the author of tho • Star Spangled
Banner."
While many Inutiti'dlons profited by
Mr. Lick’s posthumous gifts, his most
famous nchieVefiTcnt was the eatablish-
ment of the Liek observatory on Mount
Hamilton, under the management of the
University of California. Air. Lick's
body was placed in 1887 under tho base
of th*' piey sustaining tho great telescope.
—New York World.
Being special denlurft In oilr liuft
wc are enabled to buy In larger quan
tities and at lower prices Hum ini*-
veTUMenu* mrrcleuit«J wimI* till* ad-
vaiitagi* and cln up freight rate* and
«*!«we homo expen**'* enahUi^>a.t»>iiHk*
,b*rseH all compotltlon in GeorghiTtr
Carolina.
-m-
RDW.V
V ES of
VHE,
We have lull sto<;k* ot IIAR
*C'*)()K1N(» nnd 11KA I'lNG b'lOV
f,*reiit make*, sizes and price*.
WARE, GUNS and SPORTING GOO I*,
FOCkKT ami TABLE CUTLERY, Wecar-
S of dif-
AC.ATB
I V every iirtlch^ln the above Hnot of Uooda
Farmer*, Meclmnies, S|*>rt*»»« n «ud lloufto* ^
kvepor* gftHefal!}’need.
A 111 kinds of TIN aqd SHEET IRON work a specUH^
tVc oinnlov 11m W*t Workmen and use otily first class inaterlaL
We arc Agents for the Celebrated WHITE SEWING M -
A ClHNi:s and I 0VELL DI AMON D BYClCLEtfcCftlftlogueft
on application.
—m
We do not clftint r
One example Is more convincing than a column of talk. We do not c!
handle even tiling in General McrcliaiiUlw^jbut lll_0Mr nlmwo sjiwaitl*"* w *
at thfj ydtx ilptop of the ladder Braize fthd Completes..*,,*
excellence of our g.axls, w hile our price* c»n iioTTaH b- nt-Xse etFnftiAlHWr
time*. Inviting closest investigation ai.d roinpftrlfton we are Jonra ror bUM
and ask that all Aiken,.Barnwell and Oraiigehurg good people give u* a trial
fore buying any goods that we deal in.
BALDWIN & GARVIN.
sale
irgc i- miv
hv all drug^
'(••I
i't>
Dealers in "ilw* rosy’ - in Allendale,**
Rarnvvell, Blsekville ami Den.mirk
iiav* paid JlUOrac,^ to Treasurer Free, j
Under insirucW'm* from itu* (Trmo- |
It roller (ieneral, he ks- receive*! the ,!
rnouey, giving plain reneipt*. tot .tv- :
dug the purpo-e. T here i- a mighi v
a'allmg off in llie mrii her o! applicaul *
for lieeii.e.
Mr. A. F. llier. ’»*l,Tei - in living ai
rlmme and lioardiog v.i ,•{.>■' .ame jil.-ire.
Ill* lies! hog thi* V <J» r 'Vl'igll I T5*»
I'onuds net aud yh Idivf M 1 pniimf' ol
iard. He lmt(*h< reJ a vearling lhat
to a >!• me where Iliev knew lliat hn-pi-
'taiitv i>?i; ne.l viipreme. Mu.'n*. mii^lii
and ('npid had I'n'l -1 s v uniil in
o clo'k vv'.ici-', an old fa.hioh‘d canilv
pnllKtg vrs* ■announced, under the
management <<f Mr. and Mr.. George
J’aM iel, and M r-. B.T nari|ie. all liamls
repaired to tire uioing room where lin*
ex | < * - ai ini. rjiT 'lime amii'emcn 1. en-
the many per piexine. o| i Ikwo
no*. Il,lined ill ! b.' h*.'t ol' sneer "lul
caaTv |'V,iiint.
A II enjovV'l the Dii*,. mid will, ll,.* de-
-ire for mere iniim.ate aiaj lai.itanee
vviili Die fair dailghler ot it", pi l a.o|e
earne.ll®^ n-k
n n ■ <1 i i ■ i n Co-a n M a i h 1.
VV '
llic., 5(>c
ClOSI. o
l!i4.ster. S (
W ell : 1*. VI
M
h no other | ary Sermon on Saturday git 11 o'clock
I f you have, a cough
on to try it. Price
hack !ami'
an\TJ I. li yonr lung* are sore,
ii'i* SiiHoh’s Porous
i'l hv .1 A. 'T'ohin, Barn-
Karrell, I:iackvi11e;-Dr. Ji'
SmiI h, W II1 ishor.
M eighed *.
*er. .4* fi
;tr'Uiiid K
I and .*5 jin il m U :
•I ••oi n In* r*'p'.i
k o
i nii
w i * 11
•' MT:
a | m;
*. ih*
: i n g
i! i r (r
-M in •
if Hi
uaar-
iuii.!i
w
' l
el'H | til!
■ ’ ft. -.
)>: i \ i.
A MciTJ ( hristmas.
Bi.ai k'v n i f, S ( ., Dec. 2H, 1M)2.
Yxir corre'piiudeiii, with a part v of
friejul' eon'i-tiug i*f Mr amt 51 r*. Jim.
(•erahl. Mis-i. Addie and Kaihrim*
Tlioinson hiu 1 Mn/a lie Gera'd, liad
ill*' plea'iire nf att('iidiug hgranii tonrtt-
ameut and I all at (tad-den on 2(dh iri't.
In ihe ton rn a nicut eight gallant, k n i ,lit'
enii;eiied vali.in'lv fur the hminr of
''•I'lW uiag_t.]ie qiiee*i. 'The eontot be-
that
dc
an n.irihv
b 'ii-e it. And tic'll n'ot gKeoimii w Wd
Jhis year.
Manied Dee'eniTiVr 2St4' at. the re-i-
idenci* ol the bride'" hi'otJte r-i i ■-U w . Mr.
,1. B. Suiilli "f Sjuirigtbdd. Mis' Ella
M. Aide and Mr. J. J. vtnl, of Bbiek-
sille, hr Ks*.-. J. A. IbllixT \iketi. Ma-
itv relatives ai»*l vrarot IrdsTuh were
jireaent fo BStend this happy couple
t'telr b«cx congratulations. Mr. S. has
won a pti/.e in hi* seleciitsu for eoinpan-
jonship, »inl we hcJjere the telatkm will
be reciprocal. J. A. B.
The County (Commissioners were in
«**K'l4iii Monday and Tiie-day ami had
a busy time. l)r. Martin Bellinger
wa' elected physician to the jail and
poor tiouee au<l Mr. W. A. Russ wa*
.ejected Fmir House Kceper. The pau
per list w a* revtseaT, aboifC sixf y-ft ve
names being continued on tiie roll.
EhcIi paitjter cltoo-c* his or her titcr-
cltant.
A eesolution was adopted that, here-
gfrrr no claims will be tilel on meet
ing days.
TmTii.oh’" CaT*Rt!H IIcmffiv, a mar-
ychots cure for < airit i h, I tipilu ria, < au-
feef motifU, a.ni Hem] i. ht*. With tacit
bottle ther*! is an ingenious nasal In
jector for the more successful treatmcut
ot tltcae C( min! ail its withqnt ex|t>
pHiirgc. Price ‘sic. 8oId h, j. A. Tobin,
Jlaruw ell; 1’. \\ . l arreli, Biackvillc.;
Ux, J. M. omiiit. B illi>ton.
\ Pjdet oti Vcu
' * i r < ii i ! -1 m as_ ;• p
Vcrv m'i Iiiii' o.i 1 u("• • I
(•"iwl dii: m i - w ere 11
' I -. ' i'd in.die \\
llimp N'sf is. i4 • ••Iccg
h
nie
;; 1 V :
(
dh ge, 'j
.' •• ' l i me- (•<
•II I . r • u (*, (<.
e o! Die d:i\ .
./ I lie V\ j n .
Vi iniiic ( .li
ed I lie h(j|i •
;i
I*-
:. t y
i\ ■ i,
1!
rate p!e:i#nrv D'
I a number of friends
"i I’m'day. W hile
'.lying In the lot one
hoiin ol > ('. i
dav * ai home.
The Mhiiv all'oi
the y OHIJ g pe.Kji |e.
M r. J . < '. Iv eel ha
to dine with him
their horses uer-* |
received a very ugly eHt/rmn ruitning
against a rail. T he vvoniid was sewed
it)* and it ftarted on Cm* road to recov
ery. -m .
A liltle son of Mr*. ,f. A. Benm*tt was
seriously Imrncd about the eyes by a I
Roman (auidle.
The Uhristiua* tree at Hull Pond was
a success and jileased the rhiblreit vi'oti-
dcrfull v w i IL M r, IT. (:. Flowers in-
trodmvd the mtvel feature of all vc
'Ult' and a sq tiir iv I in thv tree. M r. J
J )) .Hiker reiicivaMl-tJrt- 3 po"11in. SlrT^d
a tid 1
i'h
I'ers.
at (lll"•l and nfter much 'killful
man-bin bv all lb*' k u I gb t -1 be vic-
" a • re ■ i d"il to M r. T'e Idy M e-
e , who » lee'ed Mis* Tnl ulab
"• V'; of Sumter, the tjiievn of Love
IT antv.
t‘inruanient over the erovvil dis-
.'mIv to again assemble nt the
kind nnd hos-
o very kiiully
spacioU' i'i'sid’'iiee of 11
p;j.,dde. Mr. Krause, vv
tbrevv open his-Imtis'e to the merry mak
ers, and notwithsTawding the in. ieineu-
ey of Ute weaUierby !) o'clock the house
was tilled to overllowing.
Dancing commenced at!) o’clock and
vv a* kept upc<*Htinuonsly until 1 o’clock,
w hen an elegant repast was spread hi-
fore tlre'-tir'ed and delighted ~ dunrers;
alder witiirh dancing was again coin-
men (od and eontinutaJ tititil Go’eloek in
the morning, when all retired to their
variniis place* of entertaimneiit, feeling
glad ihat they had been there.
VisR-ors were present from all parts
j of the Mate.
We must not omit Hie fact that the
by Rev. C. P. Ervin, principal, or Rev.
11. S. Hartzog, alternate. Bro. A. F.
llooten to attend as representative ol
the Executive Committee.
For in n Division—Mr. Olivet, Mt
Arnon, St. John's, Friendship, Allen’s
( Impel, Philadelphia, (treat Saltke-
Imtehie, Bethel, IIickofv Grove. Next
Union Meeting at Hickory Grove
Missionary Sermon on Saturday at 11
o'clock by Rnv. R. W. hide, or Rev. \V
D. Rice, alternate. Bro. J. A. Jenkins
to attend a* representative of the Ex
ecutive Committee.'
Bros. C. P. Ervin and R 5V. Lide
were appointed to prepare programme*
or the Union Meetings.
The Executive Committee w j]] nieet
on the tlr»l Thursday* after the Union
Meeting* j
a; y D. Pin. Sojoi rnfir. Clitn’n.
Ecea, S. C.
A. Jknk in*,Clerk,
Barnwell, S. (’.
The Value of TbotlgUf,
It 1« hardly necessary to say that all
men need to “swing” tho moral compass
from time to time and to take their
bearings in the pea of life. The advice
ts us true as it is conventional. Upon
the use of thinking for suulTpnrposes
\tc shall hot, then, dwell. may, how
ever, jioint out, as a means of strength
ening and invigorating the mind in a
secular and worldly sense, the habit of
thinking is of tho greatest possible value.
The minds of those who dread think
ing, as if it were a jienancc. liecome like
the bodies of those fed solely on spoon
meat—soft and unable to stand the
slightest strain. Reading, as one or
dinarily reads, is like swallowing papt
thinking, like outing solid food, The
hiah who trains his mental powers by
meditation and by following ontlincs of
thought obtains an Intellectual instru
ment a hundred times more powerful
than he who is content never to think
seriously and consecutively,—London
Spectator.
noy‘24
“CMtorUWao well adapted to children that
I recommend itaa superior to any prescription
known to me" II. A. Abchm, X..P.,, ,
1U So. Oxford St, BrMWjro,
J.
Tlie Vote for President.
21—The Evening
. possuiTT. 511 4 . 1 music furnished by the I'inknov Baud,
1 n\\ur> W i.m 1 <*lum;*it»n hiint.or, hu\- $-(,( dimply peril* t.
ing.caught !()(( ((possyins for the *eu*on.
Mr. W. H Barren ninves out three
mi le* in t h<* cog utrv.
Mr. W. W Woodward a’ul wife are
visiting friends. Zknohia.
T ho eiiaperones of the evening were
M r*. J no. Gerald, v\!io was tis’eluHy
attiivd in lilac mull Jand black late;
Mrs. Willie Williams, ia a suit of black
Henrietta, with jet trimmings.
Nkw Yukk, Dee
Post prints to-day a table of the total
vote this year for President, having se
cured the figures from all the States,
i ke re iiU Is as foUawa.; Cleveland.
5,5G7,!i , .»o; Harrison, 5 176.6U ; Weaver,
I ,("25.1)60, and Bid well 258,547: Cleve
land's plurality, Jt)l,6TW
In Louisians the Republican* and
People’* party, having nominated a fu
sion ticket, on which there were live
II aril-on elector* and three Weaver
electors, the vote for plurality purposes
is credited to Harrison.
Not a Remedy.
Mother .(returned from a call)—Why,
yon have taken cold. You are feverish.
Don’t you feel hot?
Little Ethel—YesTa. Tve been havin
Johnnie tell me some ghost stories, bo’s
to make cold chills run down my back,
hut it doesu't do a bit of good.—Good
News.
“Th* m* of‘CMtnrta’to aottitlvefsal aad
Its m*r(U ao vrell known that it aMina a work
of ruperwroaatlon td andoraa 44, Tew ar* th«
lni*ilirrni famiUe* who uo not haap Catena
Lata Paater Bloomiafdale Baformad Church.
for Infants and Children?
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Sour Biomaeft, BlaiTtoaML ErueUiron,
kUis Wc ‘ —
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*lka Wtathrop," Gftth Stroak and Trh Ava,
KawTorkU^k
If rOT/R ItAl.li JU MRS.
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3 iroou tiipcUlc.
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♦kuuuua bco.t, bi U.LUU j vclllui' witli
ANSWER THIS qi'ESnoS,
M'hy do *•• immy people we see around
us swift to prefer to sulfer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, CnuHipatfcu.
Dizziness, Loss of A ppetite. Coining up
of the Food. Yellow Skin, when for 7**0.
we w ill sell Usein SUiloli’s Viuii/.er.
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CAVCATt,
TRADE MARKS,
DKftICN PATIMTR,
COPY RIGHTS, wtoJ
answer this question*
TV IIY should ?ll-the ft**! people, who are j^ulRy of auch ftrerlroe. be ’
good SEWING MACHINE adU tlie sweettoneeof MUSIC in IbelT
they can always buy
SEWINGLVfACHmEa
/' —4—And suy kind of
Oldest. IniTeao for aacoriax pateota la America.
Rrery palest taken out by «• la bmushl before
paMle by a notice fives fraa of chatsit iirtha
ffutttifif Jtnetian
gl i a ran teed to cTi
T’obin, Barnwell; P. W. F
MB*
Mnsicallqstrbiji
-Thev may neeslor wwivt? T batva-TE^r of Rte
(IH INKS to select from, and jtny kind of Musical I
^ sell them »* cheap and «m aa caay terma ay any
rnarkeU not exoepuid. r ~
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