The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 26, 1893, Image 3

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i wmmm The Barn well Peopls Highest of all in Leavening Power.-^Latest U. S. Gov’t Report RATEH 61! StBSCRU’tlOX. In-Adv^lico, |»f.r Aniunu Ort Time ..... r^... f2.oo TIIURHDAA', 4 AN’!’AK\' 20. ' - • ' t • ; ■ ^ T1U' uoxt rvarilur com maidcalioai >f Itttrthony !.<><lico No. IT A. - . K.\ SI.'. t»ill Iw h^!Uut the iicMr MnsmJlcTem l>l«* in HurtiWwll upon Uth <l«y ot Iset.HTc tmtuc beinit ■the'and Suturday In ■H:ii.r^niiiit l h 1 pw i/|imirin »t "llltltl twelve.” sr St VV.' Si.’. jit. 3. A. Jf.nkw, Swretar/. v r m tients couts vest-’i rIVUks !»nd pHnls Hii’el v deaiu*il ilvpd mill i>U‘»scd, Fit- Hed anO monlded cIothfNjf renewed witir- tUA RieHte*t d lap a tell, l>y Tlie Sotmtag Dv« Work* Uenmatki So% Cm. (tt) [ TO RK\T-*'rheO'Knimon iMace, the fcweer-Water I*1m *e, IManUtiou in rear A*f II. II KaatvrUnj'. and Several anntll- tr trad* of land. Ap| 1y to A.T. WOODWAKO. V'or sale in ms®}® ABSOLUTELY PURE A l.rent Hearted <»lft« 1 £oJniiibln Correspondenec. OH Nntnrriny (ieM i K^-M^4Utuhcx& gave to Mr. U, J. IJrahham, ehairman iff rim liwrul Ixmrd of laMiirol of the Carlrsle Fitting .ScITool wt I.ambcrp.lii* i cheek, for $1,000, to be applied to the ! purnhawi of a 'library for the m hool. Dr.II. OarlUlc Ik to.seleet the book* and Uio*;raphie« of Stone wall .laekxon, K. K I .ee and Wade llnuvpton are lobe among the book* pu relinked. : J!. ten day* time," ea*Tf or" kriva! paper, 2 good npilea, 2 gfM»d two liorae wagons, a inotVejfcnJ a riiad Cart. ANDUKW 1'. WOODWARD. : i' K ^ * Imporiaiit Xolicc. ~ f * '* * \f .—y..., T — We wish to annonnee to all our old IrlemU and eiistomei* in HaihwbII and throiiglinut ( arolina that, with the opening of the year w;e are ready to 'serve them with a'nii’e new and assort ed St ek of Family Ortn*t*f+ewMbr«h we ill sell dhe*p fnreaslt. ^ - v -" We guarantee yon a syiving of ij to 10 per rept. and it w ill jiay you to see n« «ir write for prices before buying else where. Mr. K. 1.. Merritt, of Willis- ton, my popular Barnwell. County salesman, with the tirm extend* a pres sing in/fm-tion to our Soiitli (’arolimi Driends t.) visit tt*, and when coming to The Carnival get od at. pur store.\eoi nef Hroa<i and Washington St*. Why pit i* convenient tT> all traiii* and rteetnc *‘ar* and to make our }ioti*§ your head quarter*. A*onrs trulv, * E. T, MFRCIIKV A CO:. Augnsta, tJa. Hew AUvertDemenl* .See the good new* told in Mr. J. ti: Wilson's new advertisement. 1 Cap I to no «fe S<»n adver Use, an etioo of stock for next sale day. . « 1. L. Tobin, K*q , publishes Summons in Tisoo vs Dost it k. Beauregard Matheny applies for Let ters of Adsiiinistraliou on the estate oi "Alfred Matlienv. Mr. II. T Kariper adveriise* meeting of Allendale School Distiict Voters. Druggist* Dreene A F.ahUiiK* iiave a unique, advertisement xlijs moriliug. FEKTILI/EKM. Representing the Read Fertilizer Co., of Charleston, we are jifepared to fur- nUh tip- ‘•Farmer’s Friend” fertilizer tuLtenuji to suit the farmers , C. F. CA I.DOI N'. BLTI.ER DAtiOOD. jiwi2(j-lpio. .... Mis* Kov’a Sitteiifiel'd,ol OenrgQtown, Is^yisiting Miss Florenct Miehalson. "V . • . . ’ Mellon tirirh'is, aged ,J7.was sent to the Asylum on Monday evening. Tlio infant son of Mr. and Mi*. A. T. Wootlward died on Fuday ihdihiug. Take the Southern “Cirltivator. See juiyorUseiiie’Jt. Miliscriptions received here. '• I -- A pound of meat t* worth more than a pound of cotton, and it can fm made ailtlng in i lie shade, - ' ' \V A .‘Reckiingnv i 11 he a>t Bam- hergTFoTTTr II. iii'ii'iiingiiiititSi|iirilnv evening t.<> make “perl(j» t picture - Attorneys I'.ittyrson and llolmati pnltiirii airmi|ioTt.aiit nofiien to-day to debtor* of tlurhtie linn ol .'like Bron n ami Bro. The voting folk-s, from 11 years down, will have a dm-e at the Cmirt llouse uext .Tuesday .evening. Every body Invited? ' * Thu first quarterly 'meeting of tlie Barnwell—Buford’s Circurt will be httrch, r- *• At Greene and Eubanks DRUG STORE. •O o' ♦:/ iLACKYiLLE, S. X. V ~'"A'fcW fill VS llgir, ymir, c^irrespohiletit wrts speaking to Dr. •! iy nuj. dr the S. tk College, and he *aid llii'.t this is the mildest weather that, history records tor the past tlftv years, tiiut 1A, in Co- luinbia. The thermomrfer lias ranged from eiglit-to forty degrees, fol v the past uionf lii. J'he snow Js ym the ground six and eiglit inches deep. Sleighing; and snows-bulling havc.| been the prderdf the day, and it w as faithfully carried .out. The poultry show arrived here the other day, ‘hut i'l lias been sliLlTCOtU weather that the at tendance has not been as large as It lieen. ' They have some as linh fowls a* I -ewucjoyir. I W itt, Talnhrtte ketu red ed at the residence of Dm bride’s par- i "*’ c ents at. II.IU* a m and the haiipv couple aitepdatuicr a\as Uiiu took thelfrai train for Augu-tH, follow? w pronoiiuced "J ;*"!! nmnv friends . those who didritot hear him cer.an ly. 1 missiMi a great, treat. All the city - i r r r> .e- c v BltUSM; somy AugUsSta and Asheville Shorl Line. PORT ROYAL AND WESTERN CAROLINA fcAIL Schedule in effect January 8thbt99fr Liu p m mi | ... MW fl.Otl a m Lv. Augusta Ar. H.2u p Ini ’4 l> °* .i 4.3& p'm Ar. Anderson “ P.:P> a m (l..r> * •« 3.M p inil1.4fta in ‘‘■D^cenw’d Lv h.Jtil p m HIM p hi f».ottyrin{l2..Vi p m 1* Laurens ♦ “ i a 35 p m ll.fttla tn fTHO a‘ m -1:25 p ni.-* 1 CieenvfUe , 3.|Jri.p iii.U) 20 $ Ut ~tTT fi.40 p ni 10.10 p m •at p Jt.03 f> m fi.O.'i p_m Stiartanb f ” ! 4N>6ii t» Ih. JO a m Asheville /,r . t . ."TAbM iii Blftck»b’g .“.! 2.27 p rttr - fjastonia Lv' 1 Hi p hi Close contteetlott on (ireenwootl fot all potnta'on O. C. AH. and Columbia Oreelivllle Ridlwayaaud on Spartanburg for point* .ou Charlotte Air Line. Stationery and . .. • * . • / • ARTIST'S MATERIAL. gort Royal and Augusta Railway: r —t»— : • ,. CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH ANPELORIDA, VIA FAIRFAX AND YKMAS.SLE. 'VUilistoii News. '1’lie social event of the season was trn^red-vcstmhuu^ M r. G. C. Matthews and Miss Nettle, onlv (Tairghter of r , and Mrs. 11. Jeff llarvev, were n ft I tedrf^ r wAl< l “ — 0 In holv wedteck. Rev. t. M. Galphin have some h *•....1. ... Tlw^^y »,.1;crr„n., : ( O* {«• ^ „„ mtUv larg'e It AT LOWEST PRICES FOR-CASH. POLITK ATTKNa’lON TO V Ue \LL. X X? ed by. congratulations of Tlir.V li rTexnil the pmmDc 1)1, hlllg li.tc and tmrleet happiness, hope lie realized. Mav their every II.M.. ‘ “ftTT?' "(‘TTI.-imI ft iim Wndneiidiiy-. (he ciiil- Pleasant Hill Npu s. •_ The farmers of this community are. self sustaining, making "their iiw-ji -pro^ rUttm* amt cotum ism surplus crop’. 1'liey Iiave no need for the snl)-treasiiry phui. Nearly, every one has a few halgs of eiitton to sell. They are pious members of the church and I liav’e never been associated with a more hos pitable people. Tlie weather clerk ha* given us the wrong went,her for the South. M e have had the largest snow and the biggest’' freeze I ever saw. Business is suspended-. • ) ’’My school was tlourLImig, iiaiUT the freeze and snow, I have about a corporal's guard. Petitions have imeji going round. 1 wish Ifcuy vvonlir get up one to stop this weather and cican away the stiovv s<L, tlnit business would commence again. Tli** L 'gislatnre passed a law to dispeHse.good whiskey,perhaps they "cirattl Indp n»-wn<l siLsp-iise good vveat.ti- er. •'or if this thing is not stopped l ito not know what the dear peoplewill do. Bli-k. The Weather. ' v , The thin] snow of-the- winter began falling early on the morning of the i istii mst., and at midnight ineasiiml live inches. Our press hands were so demoralized that they sent Tli>: Fi-oi i.k out w ith a badly blurted" face. The tliaW .began gently on Friday iiigbl and oi earnest on Saturdaj, and still pro gresses, altlnuigli weatlier propbet flick* predicts tj»e "coldest, spell of tlie season from flic -.*ith to tlty 2 s tb of this mouth. - The “olde-t inhaldtant" savs'd li:i> been the longest CJdd spell of l.lii« C*U- tnry. Mr. II. II. LasterUng rymem- bersliaek to the famous cold Friday and Miturday in Then the Sa vantiah river wa« tiozen over and ream* crossed from Augusta to Ilam- b irg on tlie. ice. Birds were kil.ed by th* eixtreme cold in l«rgi> ttumbois and clilckensf. il dead from oi;l door roost*., Mr.-I.J. Ingram says tlie Savannah was nearly Irozen over at. Ma'thews nintf, w here lie.tlicti lived, that several .negroes were caught out and frozen to dealli. All work wai dlseoiitilliied ex- vept w<Mid chopping and lire making. I liar spell lasted only a few days. Mr. Easterling felts us that early sown small gra'ui survives, but later planting* tire killed A* colds anti -now aie saiil to exercise a good rUrm.- L'al • HVct*>»ii Die soil a first class crop yt ar innv lie expeetvnl — • j I nset'Cs—TO jtM'ioit*—t-o plrUlt—troWill bfcn tlmint'd out,aiul gootl statol* may be i ttolit: d oo.— 'f f, 1‘.~. t liinks that there- i- ctm.-idei'aMe Ha.ng# planGug,,*‘ M f,liian.v watcr111c 11uis^ v cal'. 11 lit ■ t'holcra scTioirT tlra.il Motitlaj^which made tlieii luippv, of course. f Rev. W. D. Rice,of Denmark, was in CoHimlTt!) a few; day's ago, anti vve inuitt s ty that we arc klw ays glad to see our Barnwell-OuHity 4T ivtids.— . ?U We. would respectfully ask, what is the matter with your BlackvilL*. corre spondent ? j (tove*i i 11 man has signedthe contract for funding the State debt at 4'. "per cent, w bat has tite opposition to s.ty t4» thatV The devil is done. “Next, the dispensary system, look forward to it anil see lipw it will come out. Gov. Tillman succeeds in everything he un- dhrtake.*. Prof. F. N. K. Bailey, of' AVnilston, a A d (ieo. (1. Bares,' F.sq., of Barnwell, Iiave been appoinit tl yh ( oTmt.y l(tti.ird of Lxaiiiiiicrs for Harnwoil (.'ouniy; \ .. . ... \ x 3.00 p tu S'3 a m Ly. Augusta Ar. .>.133 p in I LOU a m ’* Yema«*ee :. .. 2.-'ln p rtf Art'harlcst'n t.' 7.flu p ni| 1.10 p m, “ Savannah •* T^.Vi p in 7.*m p pi • Jack'll v’e ” ti.37'p iigl2.1.*i p jnr " Beaufort , ” 0.50 p in li.iHip jn “■ I’cft'Royal ’* For further iiiformal ion call npou or w rite, W M, J. ( R MG, General Passenger Agent, Atighstn, Ga. \\\ l*. SPKI.T.M \N.|TnilHc Managrf R. L .i'l'ODD, T. P.A.. Room 301 IlyeE Uu tidin'’, Augusta, (ia. NEW STORE. NEW (iOODS 0 -j p hi'l 2 6IH p :>.fi» ji mi S4o a I 17 p m ... I no p m ..... < .tst.,a m ti.io p m 4 32 p in 7.43 a. ; ui, 41-20 p pi r 7.00 a tiii ny this It on Id break out mi North thi* summer tlie crop woultl be a total bss With good In alfli it would In* protilable as the World s Fair will create an immense demyiitl, ami the Barnwell nieioii is considered lar the beat grown. Bamberg Budgets. Since yolif qorrespond^nt’s last eom- uronle-tion fnuu.hTg Bamberg h s un- de.igone niatiy changes a|nl leeched many benelits tbctefroin. Ne er le- tore“t44+riog the bistorv °t' llHiiiberg lias her.futiire grow in and prosperity bet'ii moie assured And on a more solid fountlation l li in it now is. B.-n ketl up with the best school* til our land, with manufacturing enterprises already paying lytnilsoine dividends, with liVe flowing artesian wells possessing as line miiienils as any other noted spring, w ith Baniing facilities uti-iirpassed in anv i) of it-t size, with Building anti Loah A'sociatinn* of sutlieieut capital to/soou nutnlier its among the young •ities, with real estate t heaper than nuy town of its size and life in South Carolina, with a religious atmosphere that is calculated to redound to her -honor ami make her name illustrious, w ith men both young and old witii Vim and push, capital anti grit, who are dy- terminvd to leave no stone unturned -fyr her prosperity. Why should vve not feel cheerful and hopofrtl? l or fear that some of your many ^readers ufay think that w’e are- sa'islietl we w ill enumerate utiiler special headings some enterprises needed and *ome not tieeiletl, w4+ieli w e haven’t as yet. We haven't, nor don't wi-h — A dmn'kard,- a x imtd table, a hifUard table, a bucket shop, a heer garden, an habit ual loafer. 4^. We wi-b a to' haveji't a* y'et— \ court limise, a salarieti post ofTice, atT Tvpera house, a Y. Mt.'C. A building, a savings bank, vvTiTer Work*, a Baptist eolfegey a i.obaei'O faetoiv. K. of F. builtling. a men liai.Ttrtiloi. a suflicieiit iiumKir of gtotl pe< pie. Tt* 1,1 le latter of our wants a visit to ^nir'" 11 I. t b j el- o’li] .•I-Iivilll'e tliem IlietiT Elko .\ewa. ; - '1 bis is the sixth day since the spdw ha* been ly-iug.ltumimir t(\ six inches deep?«nd ac prespnt TTVfe Of thaw tng^^tt witt be berc tHiiy'iay* longer. It 1.* holiday^ for everybotly. 'I'he- school chiltlreti opened tlmball w ith a fusillade of snow ball* upon the principal,, win* took it, gootl naturodly and sent back .some centre shots. -> In the midst of merriment death w as doing its work. On Wednesday eve ning about 1(1.30 Mr. John SlansrlL w ho lia« iiAen slek a long time with consumption, passed quietly into the u’.known eternity. 11 o leavt'S a widow anil several eliildrtmr —— The free hold voters of the Elko Jicliool District met recently and voted a special tax of 2 mill* to supplement the regular tax of this district. Mr. Charlie Bostic, ofr Greenville, who for a long time was R. R. Agent at tli’t* place. Is on a visit, here. From the wear of'his countenance time spcetTs" well w ith him, a* the aim of Cupid's tla.rf. vvw.>sure, the wnninl pleasant %nd the seyisift ton agreeable. — Measrs Cuniiingham'ahd Jones have boiiglit an iiii'iibator and Jmmder and w ill try their lurk at raising Thickens. The 1.0 G. T. will soon repeat their su|*per entertainment? H'lm llrst vva* so successful they propose to have them everv montb. 1SD3. V riiln.lo Hold the Staple When Brices are Low. „???“? Meinphis.'J enn.. Jan. 17.— 'G. If. J fstedge, president of the M tit ual Cousm-j Bureau, was In Mem phis to-day in fonsuttatlon w ith Mr. B. G. West, secre-“ tarvatid treasurer of the hureatr. In an Uiterview I’n'sitlrnt Sledge said that the Idan of opentions of tJie bureau xrmibl be given to the public m a few day*. Jt is probahlA Draf- Memphis will be selected mT headquarters of (lie huioau. An olliciicl clrcjilar vva* sent by the bureau on January t! to all the Gover nors of the cotton-producing Ntalbt recommending concert of acthHi tiu behalf of the planters of the South to still further reduce the .aereage of cottoir. Thfe circular suggests that the Governor of each Snifherh Slate call a meeting in every emtttty—of-volton planters ami tbat evidence lie shown that the prosperity of the farmer will conic by diversifying his crops and making cottiiTF? Ills surplus cro'p? I’rt-sidetit Sledge said ibal tliere wottld be .ii» tM'i.ibii'-i.ngeftiiig m|| tbe mom ) ueetled to make Dm* bureau a sucees«. .He will go from here to New York arid tier foci ^tbe- -liuHtuial t at rangemeufs entered iiiltt_ju:veral week- ago. The p’an is tb bold cotten arid not iel it In forced on the market during d- pressed season <1 I 1 i.t N'tt 11 ip iit'd ii rusl^la>s-nt*,i iiv Si on 1 hi llkl“tuwB'o4 i -VI v Heavy aii(1 is fi Fnlu cslt aiiti tif t[p' fji.inllly, ronMisCmg of •v (ir«H i ; m s, t’antivff ( iomiK, Kmitu, Fifte Cantlics and 1^ni«rki , i>, Tolmeco. Also nfoi’k of (troctMits and In addition to tnv I am rvady tooffiThi Imtcst | niff a for Dry Goods, Notions,, Shoes and Hals Glassware. All of the alp tv e have he and willin' sold cheap. Fancy Goods, w-'fj cash, a nice line of also Crockery find *en careful lv selected inv prices. - Nice Call and examine New Orleans Midasses id 2T5 eO. |M’r Nice New (>rle:»ns Svrup iit TiO ets. per^aLUn. ; i >1'’ mv F if i i > i.’ if r. v. i Ti) jeoodft . \ - and GOODS UFMYKHKl) FKFF IN TOWN. J, Hi. Jk Barn- held in the Methodist * vr el I, hext-Sa lur-d ay amt tiniulag the .'aid of W B. (‘oo|»er A <Jo„ will be of interest to Barnwell County mer- i h mts who are f/aiisfetrifig tlieir bus- iuo.s to Savannah, and fai im'rs too. Rev. S. 1*. llugbes. Faslor of the Lutheran church at Red Hook, N. Y.. will spend tlie larger part of a six weeks vacation at Ins ohbbome in this eountTi—- J - f . Senator Mayfield " w jy*’ in towp om_ Monday7 He will plant the came to- Vineco aerenge this v ear as la*!, tinding that a* mm b as. he can gonveiuoiitly haiidJe. AJIeudale News. ? A ►Itovkiiig and brutal mtirder wa* jjuittbai In the heart of town Satnr- <J m nigiit j i> i i 11 o 11 ~ tijtnlrir, a Viai 11 w-orking and luoflensive colored man, bad retired to rest. Hearing a -dis- turbame in the lor, lie called to Mi Brow n, a gentleman living next door, •‘that something was wrong:” Dr came out. barefooted • to, invest iga e. that our arm* are wpeu to tliciil rtriiF that oitrl.amls are willing to aid them. v - MaI? Mr, Brown came out of his house at the same ijiomeiit, ile-says that lie 'saw Doc 11 elide ixoq, a negro, standing at t)ie corner of the house aifd tliat lie awado a moflottindicative of drawing "a •wpapoii. He tlierenpon retired iia-tlTv infirliis room to get a vveaprni and In lore, lie could rentin' a shot vva* Hr * A Wofford-Scholarship. Tint friHow ing circular, which'wieaks for itself, ha* been i»*ued liy[thc faculty of tire Wadford Fitting Srlmol to tlie Schoi'd Commissioner of each county in ; tlie' State. —Several of t.hQ business and pro- j fessioiiHl meif Tf npartfinhurg Iiave | kinTily put it tlltlie ptrwei of tire Wntf-- ord Fitting School to idler to each County in the .-t.-ifeas' liotarsbip for the spiling sr.-sion, beginning February 7th. ’Ijliis seho"TaT«hlp will- mlifcc the sebunj expen es of the surees*Jni applicant to the payment of boat'd ntnf St atk of Ohio, City or Tni.roo, > * , Luca* Covxty,i *Fk vnk J. Ciirxr* make* i^th that lie is the seniyr partner of the tirm of F.J. i'uksr.v it t o.,doing business in the < ity of Toledo, County ami State afore said, and tliat.said linn will pay flic sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Oatarrh that cannot- be cured by the utc of Hall's Catarrh Vvrk ? FKANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to iH'fort me and stihscrihed in mv presence, this Gib day of December, A'lMSSG. ‘ ■- (skai.) A. W.GLEASON, _ Notary I'uUJic. Ilali's Catanli Cure, is taken inter na fty and aeW^|thTei• fl>*L tdl '"l.ha b 1 nod and mucous surfaces of tiie system. Send for tcstimoniaL free. * F. J. CllENKY A TO., Toledo, o. Sold by all'dn:ggis f s, 7 :, c. Columbia, S. C, Jan. 21.—Governor TJIInian lia* entered into an ngieeuient with Ute Baltimore Trust and Guarantee i impatfy !« puruliasc w orth of 4i per cehTSTate bonds at par-. ‘The inducement iriTereil is flJU.OOO, tlie amount of the seinLapnual interest on The -TH'li e bivli i* t" >^ar interest from January 1 to JulydTTStKt. The Supreme .Court yesterday deeiiTed that the Gov ernor had a right to pay six mouth*' Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. The cheapest dres* 11111111’ by Worth, tbe Parisian milliner, even if of cotton, doe* not cost less than id.">0, and this be call hi* “t>a,nvrette costume” —the poor girl’a dress. — 1 — , Clara Edwards.a resident of Stewart C lUiity. Georgia, ow ns a hen which she I Ctajms tins laid two eggs ahout tiie size j of t ut key egg* every dnv for the pa«t four years. She also :*.-setTs that each egg coiitaijis two yelks. WUVTtIK LON* ^ o. BALDWIN £ GAftm, X? More Money is the ( i v of tin* * onnti y. \\ e liKvehonc hi leliit or give away, bulw c can save buyers in the lines that vve car ry t hough to ntaki* a little long way. \ Mr». Ygtes. of SpmrjflT>7.rTHi7oHlS> jus* given iiirlli tuber twenty-fnqrt^f cliiid. yivewetAof twins are rniihlierccl among tlienr M > *. Y*at« s was married at 1 faRd her oldest cbikd , ia k7. Thirteen of ber Wiifdfcn slid. Th’c to' gladden her heaift ami to make fnorry .tholifeof bet hiisbaml. who i* a ipanis- .tcr—and a whole team in the paleriiTly’ busUicas. — A new war to extinguish oil fins Its* hPeiiTGeoveied by the ch ef of the Ctiai'iot'e tire aU»f>artineih illi» says thaCwkU'TJs 4>ow e r 11*ss to snbdtie " h tlame tba'J a feedingrth kerosiiie v The thing to do w lieu a lamp explodes i* to run to tha flour barrel, gather up a T7lllima Ilf If. Mini tGr.m tr ..i) |bellre. Tire blaze w ill .he instantly extin guished. U clothes-ibat am packml away w bieli is said to keep out motl.s is ' T he Wolford Fitting School Exami nation will be held here next Mull day, and some bright buy onn get tir*t elR’-s aehooliiig c leafily. See Prut. Ri'iutieri s otfer Ui this-Liaper fcml eoiue and try. . Rev. J. Walter Dickson, Presiding Elder of Orangeburg District, will till the pulpit of the Methodist Church on Suii(lay-*-o<aijtsUin of tir.»| (Quarterly Conference for tjris circuit Lost.—A black a.id white pointer dog answering to name of Gyp. A Reward will bo paid for return or news j that w Hi, lead lolts recovery. A. T. Woodward. f<pV, forfbel and ligU'ts and meilieal altelrtioii,—ftinonming in all to forty- cigl«i7$IS.'IWT dollars for the i>ea*iqii. Itvrill be a warded to the one inakng The l^e»t average in a eoutpetitiv.c examriiafioti set .'Uidcotnliicted by?the be* | School\Cimiuii'sioner, nr gentleim-n r, 'it : ap[iaint.yd by liin’.z and he iieanl a feream and fall. When I'he exniniiiatiori w ill he open to, all he got out Daniels wifs dead, shot, jusi hoys over the age of foiirteen, and of ahi.ve tin* heart. A posse in charge oi good nmral >tainl\iig ]t will consist, of 1 • 111 i'ta*iie S,ym 1erx.pursiredl 1 fe 1 uIer.-on ten ntiesttmis oti eaeft of the - following eafmnod'iiim tiiree milys I'ahiu. and a negro liim three iuiles--away iri Tlie , ('oroner'.' Jury charged htui'>vith murder ami ho was ! sent to jail Sunday eveni 11 g. The | cause that led to tlie tragedy lay in tlie I fact, tliat; Daniel* was too attentive to j Henderson's wHe. , SolicitorG. D. Bellinger s|)eiit Snt- 'iirday trig lit in town, on hi* way home FfuiTctror:— i. 'English - Grammar—Parts Speech, Forms, and a short story -read liberal 1 from the Walter boro Court. Report has it that Mr. J. I'. Gr.ty will b« the president of the Carolina Midland Bank, shortly to be located li^re. r , . Mr. I. L. Tobin has entirely recov ered from a 'ligltt attack of grippe. Tim letter which appeared in tlie New s ami Courier sewral weeks since froui/ll the 1^- bl V CO Mr. II. ir Matthews, of Buck Creek7 has packed 1,3I»."V pounds ol jiork Irom live home grown hogs. The cost of raising them w'rs almost nothing. From first to last llrtsy were fed onjy live httaheljjof good corn. The claim of - Mr. John G. Owens against the Carolina Midland Railroad j here for damage* for injuries sustained in} -This is not a drinking community, the accident near Ashleigh hist Feb- .•ioimk ardent pr«l»il>it'Mi>ist.s live Ji-We. marv bus been amicably settled by the ; but tliV Evans hill meets with no sym- pavment of Hve hundred dollais^ ^jmthy : lit re canbe no eoutidence re- Robr.'Aldrich, Esq., in iegard to in* liquor liill, was most fayora- commented on by-a" great many v for reprodiictiotiJas a test 01 e$prcs.-ion and spelling. 4 i I Aritlimetie. eiuhiac4ug Fracjjons^ commoii and Deiduial, imd—Tompi.»nmt Omiatities. ' til U.s. History IV. Geography, v 1 The. exaniinatiou will he. held at County seat, Monday, January 30, at such hour and platte as' the bcliool Coinmlssioner may mVm The succes'ful to mail eertidcate niisslonerctogethef w ith\iis own n.ime aiulotge, tbe mime of parcAt. sml P"St(: otlice address, on or before Friday, February .3 ,- ? Further information may lie had by W l ililipr to. , A.G. ]{r.M»xRr. Head Master, Spartanburg^S. C interest as a by.ijus. Columbia. >. C. Jan 20.—Despite til 0 i 111 petuling tli-pensary law some enter-- prising citizens iiave recently erected in I\er*liaw eomiTy w bat is probably, fin- largest distillery in the south. Thtf 1 company is knrwn as tiie Wateree Di*- TTTeTyTTiTnpany, and t he moving spi rlt* are S. L. Lang and J.T. Mann.-The first, ehaygc w as ttrrned out yesterday and aipouut d to over 400 -gallons of eortLli'iUor. If thedi'-pensar^ law goes, inro cllcct tli“y w ill be allowed to sell onTyNo the stafe' uoniinis'kiimcT fflril Or pai ties out side of Sintfh ( arolinn. Tlie state eoinmissioned will be appointed within ihcnext few days^,—— ” ’ ** ' •* XJ Mabfria p inluce* weakness, general debility, bilinii*hi\**, lo** of appetite,] indigestiori and eoristipation. Grove’s L Ta-teles* Cliill I'onie f* :r perfeet Mala- I uttered 2‘i.'l,i()0 Words. The othOi ilat Liver "Tonic and Blood Purifier, , the match w ith 2<W,W0 words,, and renfovea tlie, cause, whieli firodnecs j '• psaw \ wom.f.n lately who looked tltese trouble'i. Try it and you w ill lie twenty, and said slm was forty. She' delighted, kl i* not a patent nmdii ine, 1 was horn and bred 111 poverty and had every bottle lias the forniul.; on it so : worked hard all lier life, vet she had] that you know what .-yon nr«. tiikinyr. the’wlittestof teeth, .1 slim, pretty Bit ire | rue .*>() cents.• For sale by all dnig- rami a miIk aml i'oseuortrpEosin 11, vvitha.| Being" spri’ul ’dealers in our Ima we ai <• enabled to buy in larger quati- ^ titles and ni lower prices tlniu mis- cctbineous mercjiaiit.s* and tlri* aTI- v antege and cheap treiglit rates anu close home expenses enahle us LoJin-, derselt VII coinpctilioii In Gcorgla or Carolina. .- r -- 1—, ^ : —— T , ' ? ■' „ -l. - - _ ^ (I 4 ■ ’ : : X. - -- tVe^liavg-iull stoi;ks ot IIARD'VARK, COGKI4SG and HETl LNli b TOYKS of dif- -.♦ferertt. makr.s. sizes and pPhes, At• ATE ., \V VRE, GI NS and SPORTING v GOOf>S, * POCKE I'ami L?\ BLE < L I'LER Y. VVegat- ... tv every article in ilm above lines of Go»h1s _ - -■ Farmers, Meeluinq;s. Spnitstmn amNlouac- kfcepers generally-J»W^- — _—— ’ ' —itj—- * All! kinds rifTIN and SHEET IRON work a specialty*- IVeemploy tlm best workmen and use onfj,’ first class material. We are A cents for tlie Celebrated WIMTE S E" l N (» MA.- T’HINES ami I oVKLL 1H A Mt>NI> BYC H'LEH:Catiiioyu*a _ * on apidlcation. — •* " _ {0 ^ n Children Cry for Pitcher’s C^oria. . • x ^ - , ... —- 1 Onc rxamplc ih more < , onviiu , in^r th inTi column of talk. , Wc do not Haim to A delightful mixture for perfuming ; haririleeveryilung in General MereJinrid^sc, but. in pur chosen sfieclalttes vke aiw t ,l< l i at the very tip top of tlm ladder in Vize and eoniphsteiiesa of stock ttud superior aid ] execlicpce of pur goods, w liile.our prices ean not fail to fdease even in •fiesVhard. times'. Iiivliiug closest, investigation and eomparfson we are j’ours for btisbn *a, and ask tliat all Aiken, Barnw ell and Orangeburg good people give uxm trial t>4- -fqre buying Huy goods that we deal in. and *n to be made a* fijlinvs: Poiuid to a powder one ounce ea. li of cloves. earawHv-aeaul, -uutmeg, mace,cinnamon and Tonquin beans, and as much of'rTs’ t'oot aa—w ill eqiiiii' the*"trMglit of the foregoing i 1 tgreiTTetTfs'"”put togejlber? I.ittie bags Of muslin should be lilled w ith this mixtiite and placed among the ganne.ais, The Frctich tiewspapf ra" ‘Hi of a very interesting match tlinl.came ofl in France. Two woineii in good soriiejy elial enged eiicli otlier to talk fast. 'Egch w as to utter as many words a* possible in :i. fixed time. Each woman talked three coiisecntfve liimjs. One well BALDWIN & GABIfIN. tiov21 Karih Over,Maun re Piles -No matter how hot or wet the weal Ii- 1 tPa.-- or. a few iuciies of eommoti earth spretid over :i manure idle w ill save ’it from lo*«. The heat />f fermenting inamire keepstlii* soil dry, and it al*o sends up ainni'mia that the earth retain*. 1) iriog most of tlie y^;ir heaps a^ipliVuit is required of manure w itli soil over them do not ■ frotiV* >chbid Com-' get more w ett ing dow n than i* (test for them while tjtey are tertnent.ing. The loss ffotn tire-flinging, especially of horse niamire if Mnyheap i* under mver. i* greater than the waste from leaching in a pile out of doors, tlie outd or heap.w ill and scarcely any of itsphint food. 'I’he heap protected from rain will he hiiilwil to a-hes, with tlie loss' of most of its face as phimp arid smooth ns tliat of a girl of-ixle.en. “How im earth do you do? it?" I asked- ” \\'oll,"l "io>vvT wotrv,” she answered. "If amthyrg troubles me 1 riiiuk first whether I van remeiiy it. If not I throw 4, it away from m* like a heap of old clntlus, and that t* tlie end ” ——^— for Infants and Children. \ —V Auction Saie. Gov Tillman ha* offered a reward of I •” R Tneasure,, hearing on ita fjee , tm ^ v n commission tor a cJuti tet ti* ve..tv-liv* dollars for the' arrtb.t of ^ W V« . 'Xonproti,,-.', 'vh.eh (!e ; - | th « Tbe Secretary of Sta^e-issued on.Sat- v a vommissiou Cor a sevenrv-tive Hollars tor 111 o arrest.-m-i.r- " • .& ■ . , , " 1 um Carolina Manufacturing ( ompony, j ilii'korr Snead, colored, who .shot] H ives ,nil.vi,Inals ortbe ngbt. to bar-, 1)f Barnwell, with a capital stock of | Hubert' Nix, colomi, at DenmiH'k. 1 cr ^ Itfticesit.tm Hte m-nhi of a 1 ^ -*The ^ i-ort>oi:a tors_ a re Alike Besides the people of Deumark have T'''"'""Volr. ring ^^'.og for tt* hub- Hr , m W . Gitmore ns, *). Paul offered a hamlsiiiiio sum ftyr the cap- the State. * ^ -AV1.M. atiimonia. \ „ Will 1?* -old at public outcry for e.v Ii at the le-nlence ot Mrs, Jo-i'pltiuv B_ l.aw ton, in Bull Pond Township, near old Allendale, on the Irith of Febinacy * Househiild and kitchen fu'rti’tuie. Ma in a fen ." eeks? ehiuery, one new Eagle (iinf F< edr lose half it-bulk land < 'ondetl-er. Cotton Pro--, Sng Mdl and Boiler, Trrltivytor, Plows, Plow Stocks, ('arrfage aml llartje>s, - Cart, one Jet s-y Wagon and a grout! towny ti i g* very 11 rtu ! , too mi ueroua ''CMt.rla ia •oven to ehiktran Unit I recommend iLmsuperior to snj prescription known to me ” IT. A. Aaccxa, M. D., IUEo. oxford gc; Brooklyn, N. T. H-v. far ] “ Ttie iwo of ‘ PiMtoria' is «o uni»ers*l •») Its merits to w*tl known that it seems » work of tupereroxstion toemlorte tt few •rethe- t'lteLlnzsnt families who do not keep CMtori* within euy readli ** Carlos Marttw, D.1J.. New York C’Hy. Late Pastor Blooon.icdaJe Eefonnod Church. Castorf a cures Colte. Consttpatten. Sour Stomach, Piarrho-o. groetation. Kills Worms, pres sleep, aad promotes (U- rcsttoo, •’ Without injurious medication. *• For sereml years I hare rtcommevded ycr.ir * Coston*, ‘ and shall always conttauelo do eo ts it hSS luvanably produced heaefleist Rdwix F. Pardbs, M, P-, ‘The Wtnthrop, ' 1’jk.U btroet and Tth Awe., ■ 1 ^ K^wYorkt^. Tu* Cistacr CovrAxr, T7 M- krat Str**t. xew Yens. / # H -W.D. M. tu|ry of the fugitive murderer. p oil. what .t t 01 oil ' ^fnrrlrid bv Kichard Morris, Notiiry.’ Will ynuJieed tlie warnings The *ig- Publle, at tlie resideni;o of tlie bride's" na! perhaps of the sure ajipriiaeh of tliat y, TUursday, H>tli January 1 HOo MTss tTila .Still anJ Mr. Nlcliolas rtiili, botii OL George’s Creek township. A good supper was,heartily enjoyed by all present. Wtrhave a s|>eedy. and positive cure fgr catarrh, dipisJjberi*, canker ^mouth autj headachelu NliftrrliVT'ttdnli JUMii- etly. A nft-al itiject*'!’ frije w ith each i**#*!**—lUc it if you desire health and ■mm..^ hiAlntli ’Price obc. -Stdil hv J 4 . A. Tobin, BarnwgJtvP. Faneii tille; Dr- J. M. Suiith, W illuio .oral' more tcfriliie di-en-e Con-unipi.i^n.— A»k your-irivea if y ou call attoni for the i sake of saving GOe., t*> run tlie r ; *k and 1 ... do nothing.for it. We, know from ox- ! petir.nce tbitLT-t.Uokls.Tiiie will cure 1 your cough. It never Jail*. This ex lilains wliyntore than a Million Bottles were sold tiie pa*t year. It relieves croup ami whooping cough at v ohee. Mothers, tltrllol be. without it.?Fnr l.RUie hack, side or che*t use, Shiloh's A’oroua rvuld bv J. A.Tobin; Barn- W. FarrelTT Bhic Si journer, N. E. Kirkland, Sr., Simon Brow n. A. T. Wood ward, R. II. Wal- ker*andGeorge VV, MorraH, of Birrn- we 1, D. II. Sally, of Aiken, iVnd George A. Wagoner, of U harle-tuii. Tlie com pany I'roposes to uiaiuifaeriue cotton, 1 and other textile tabrie-, - gin and lUHiiufHetiire,cotton seed oil, man ufacture fertilizers and deal jn real cs- well; P. W. Farrell, rStuithj<W LlUstou, TTiTT; That ftre-d..Rolling fe.Hing wtyleh is qxperieui»nl by so many people living .in niglanal di-tr^qf*, caTi be cured i.y taking Grove 1 ? i’asti le.ss-^'bill Ttflrie ts a.* fdeasant lo the ia,»le as iRjnioii Syrup,'ehihlien fake itaud-uevvr k'Niw — - JVWjWKR THIK4M V>irill\. Why do so many tieople we seearouml HAj-oi-m to prefer to suffer aniLbri made, mi-crsfile by Iiidlge-tion, (.'onstip itdoli. Dizziness, Eos-of Appetite, Cuming up of the Food. Yellow Skin, when for 7 m:. we w ill sell them Shiloh'* Yilali/.er. guaranteed t*. cure them s rid by -L A- lobin", Brrt’iiv. elL^j? \V . Far ell. Black- \iilr; Sinitli,.Vi mi-ton. *“* —‘ '. --Ms i. ■ Prof. And raw J. Seymour, of Ito-k- foril. 111., pnqmsc* to have hlm-elf burled alive , next summer, throwing him-elf info a Hate of insensibility a* a coniineneemeiit, anil tlien remaiuiug plauteil until a crop of barley-is sow n. ! ripened and harvested over Iii* «u*- lieiide 1 animation. He wilj then lie disinterred and go about his business to meriilioii. 2wj . 1*. LAW I ON. — r———r Scientific Americai Agency for CAVEATS. V TSAOE MARKS, OESICN PATENTS COPYRIGHTS, etc. VortafjnnatRm SudAse Haadbook writs to Mt NT k i’O.. SElBwAefrara r. N*w Yonx, OMnst bnrcait for scs.'uniMr pstset- In Anic-icx Krery patent *aken out br u» I* l/oupht b-foro ids public by a not ii* ci veu free 0/ charge tu tba ANSWER THIS QUESTION.;, WHY «liou Id all the good people, wftri are guilty <»f sueh a eriiriA, he w it boot a ' gfM>d SEWING M At'HINE and the iwcettone*of MC’SIG iu their bunita »l (hey can always buy SKIIN G MaVCHIK KB —^ AndauVJiimF of x—^—k__ I- Musical li)strUi|iei)t Lars«-V ctrrulat.OO of any MSsntlfle naper Jn thn wona. * iiotidiuiy ilto-triterl I(in IrtfiMfSok map «Vml<1 t« wti.ont it. Wswil-, A.'l.ftft « Tr I . -4 i They may need or want? I l.avwTEN of tlie'BKST MXk» of SFWl < H lX ES to select from, and any kind of Mnaieal instruiiisnt tbev mar 1 I sell tliem as cheap ami ^ on a* easy terms a-any one would va^l; ** markets not exeypted, ,. -i ^ Jt, KEY, Ben marP) * " - • 1. :