The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 16, 1893, Image 3
The Btpwell People
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Advance, per Annuni..
Oh Time
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TIIUrtSDAY, FHIJHUAHY 10.
fc.iiMjii.Mi.j-. - J::" 1 1' i »■
The nvitrevularcommunlcetloiiof
Harmony No. 17 A.\ K. '. M.".
!«i auto* .»ew MaaonlcTetu
1 wponllth (iify ot
WB, Oft' —IM'brtftg Saturday
b said month, lieginnln* at •'High twiiTe. "
By order of W.‘. .M. '. .
J. A. Secrrtarf.
The regular fte ting of Barnwell
I^datf So. US ^ •'»>»»»« oC I’jrthlat*.
win be held at tl.el • llall o» Vriday
night at 8rt\lo«B. A foil aUcmlaiK-o,
1* requested.
By order of .
¥. C. BITLEb, C. C.
J. B. StOORB,
Oehta coata, ve*>tn oloakh and pant*
hicelyCleaned djifd and pHrraed. Fa
ded and moulded cKlkhiHH renewed
. With the greate»t dlapatdHv hT The
HonuUA'Oye Work* Denmark-, Oh. t'a»
(tf)
k
6-
r
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R. t. MURFHKY A (t>.>
We WtaW to announee to all ohlr
«<d
with the
throughout ('aroltna that
hpentng of the year we ar
arrve them with a nh-e new and aaaort-
e<l K‘H-k oT Family Orocerlea which we
sll tdielrt ft
We guarahnre
Highest of all in Leavening
Power.—.Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
The Probate Judge of,-* KdgetleUI
County Iih*committed 15cv. Mr. Atta-
«ay, paator of lliitler ClrtuiU of the
Metho^jat Conference, and hia wife to
>hfc. I r jiii nc AmvIiiiii.
XV11, t
BiypURB
Mr*. Attn way's mind became unhai- '
a need on the subject of ■“holiliess - ’ ami
the husband'* grtef over hr r condition
made him Misaue also.-
iVlien a-dinitted they'hud lo«t knti\yl-
edge of one anoth.gr. he was pr^tchitig
: crintiiiuoii.IVi while she' waa’. ijiweL.
j-Wr'.-tfr Pr- AUaway. a-4m)llu , J. .oLHie
' minister, Inis , i*uldishcd a ca'rd atiUiiig
that starvation and not religion* ex-
1‘iFement drtbmmMl their luaaon, AJ»J- ^,ri n K ftm mioistor cxplalllClUo
for |»ro«>f stntcirilmtlaiJt.year they had , i|(1|i0 (K , ^ W}t y milei to
4-ts.iinl.v—mat- and later in* 111e
Fixing Manner.
The .circuit rider for a mountain
district in -West. V-iuglnja wa* *lnvi»ing (
for a day or two at the i>latgf%w.heit he
w s* to |>ri»aeh on Siindny. and to him a
mouniaiiu'cr Came with H tilixoui
moiimain maid and wanted to be
married then and thete^ , ^
' ‘♦IvTiere’s your liyeii*4? M a*ked the
nijnisier. The tmnr wa* *ur|iti*ed.
■ay* the Detroit Free Pres*.
••Ain't got noui'.’'' he said, “"e
AovA4oicyc.JjxIuiix HO lieotl**-. do we?
>N« ain’t a-goin'to sell lltjitor. n
Thai^Wit* ail the lic»m*c he knew
*■ g >< I.w—m—y«g
Augusta and Asheville Short
PORI ROYAL AND V^ESTERN CAROLINA RAILROAD
SdirilHV hi effect January 8th 189).
t ill n'm’ IMKI rill l.f. AlltldlU’Ar. S.tfA p ttr » «6 p m
a.:i5 p'm Ar.Anderson “ it.BOa ho tl.Bh a ui
hi 11.4a a*ui “ Orocnw'4 l.vi il.H'i p m liAl p m
il^I.anren* “ j M15 p m ll.Sifa Ml
“ lireemtlln “ H.lKi p in 10 20 a m
S|mr{aiib’g“ t.fib tt m 10.2) a in
. • a A «
R..M p
r,.isi p in 12.00 p in
!i.an a iii 2.25 p lii
li.40 p in 2.50 p m.
-eom ■lii'end—and milk. Itev.
Jl lMtK MAHKR.
Judge John J. Mjaher d'ed at half
at one o'clock on Friday Ig*t.. ',He
C
time
d l)#e» In deollnlhg health for along
ne. For a month lufl sight had failed
him. Hrlght’a dlaekae waa the fause
of hi* death. He wa* hurled In the
Cathol'ccemetery at Haftlw-ellon Satur
day. Kev, F. A. Nchniidt, of Aiken,
condiicf4SB the funeral ritea. The pall
bearer* were M«**ra. Roliert Aldrich,
J. J. Brown. W. Gilmore Slmrna, Geo.
H. Hater, P. W. Farrell, P. M. BllCking-
ham.
He wa* liorr. November 2d, l«2i,
read law In the olllce of Bellinger A t
Hntsuai,and was admitted to the bar In
lie nracticed In Columbia fora
period, mit *o5h ri?dfn«! W «*r
*hort, .
wbll. where he wa* *ucce**ivelr a**oci-
atedwlth hi* father-in-law, Kdinttnd
Bellinger, then with Winchester Gra-
frlend* and customer* in Barrt'A-rll artd* ham,and^aatly with WillUm .WORbn*.
Hew#* elected Judge of the Second
of the rear we are readr to ilrcuit irrt*71, and accepted theoftlce
* - he earnest eol(citation of hi* f>omo-
brill *el
for ca*U.
i you a saving of 5 to 10
fVer cent, and It will pay you to see ns
«Vr Write for price* before buying el*e-
Whete. Mr. K. C. Merritt, of WUII*-
ton, Odr popular Barnwell County
ealesmah, with the Mrm extend* a pres
ting invitation to our South Carolina
friend* to vi»lk u*. end when coming to
■i
the Carnival get oil atoiir atoie comer
Hruad and Washington St*, w-hlch U
^boiyeiiient tsi all train* and electric
tear* and to trtakeour hotiee your Itead-
b uar ter*.—_
Your* tmlr.
E. T. Ml BPHKY A CO..
Augusta, Ga.
PERTlLliERfr
Representing the Read Feftlliaer Co n
ttf Charlestons we are preparted W fur-
td*h the “FhtiUer’* Friend” fertllleer
on terma to suit the farmer*. .
C. F. CAI.IIOt v V,
HCTT.KR HAGOOl).
JanlVlmo.
Mentey e* iertgage*.
Wanted to buy Mortgage* ttn real
|»ro|>erty executed prior to 12th Jan
uary 1SMM and bearing into rest at the
rate of 10 per cent, per annum.
Apply tta*A. T. WOODWARD.
Ike Ten Wenl MeT^
Public othcers, lawyer*, and all other
person* desiring the service* of a spe
cial Stenographer to take evidence, re
port spceehe*, or any other work re
quiring the service* of a Stenographer
and-Type‘Writer will be served at reA-
eonable rate*, snd on short n»>tlce b^
applying to the undersigned at Black-
vllle, S. C.
’ _H. D. IZI.AK.
Fer Rent.
Two farm* one and a half mile* from
WillUton and immediately en the. mil-
road and near a turnout. One place
X'ontaio* a»K*ur sixty acre* with good
dwelling and out building*. The other
rontaln* ah->m eighty acre*. Will rent
one or both. Good melon land.
. Apply to ( APT. R. M. W11.1,IS,
^ WillUton, S. C.
re
tferd
ar.
at the __
cratte fHebd* at the sacrifice of a prac-
llpon
t*t iM ahUm ■ w«*r I'ptui the exnica-
tlon Pf hi* term he resumed practice .
lie wA* elected to the House of Repre
sentative* in PWl, and aer?td two term*
a* Chairman of the Judiciary Commit
tee. He was President of the State
Bar Association for one term-. Three
year* ago he was elected by the legis
lature to codify the law* of the Stat^.
*U> 1...1 ooiiipietiHl part* 1.2. and S, And
Announcement
nr
Murblltey ft Co , the wholesale Gro
cery House of (US Broad Street, Au
gusta, Ga. We take tjil* method of in
forming all Of nur old customer* that
they will now'tiud n* just above the
Railroad crossing on the same side of
the street (a* our old corner storel ut
number OIH.
We moved from our old ('ofncl - rthopt
18 mpnth* ago, hut we Hie y.*t and haVe
I teen for forty year* the cheapest ami
only cash grocery house here) conse
quently can sell you cheaper than rthy-
Inxly else, can save yon luoti&y tf you
H. Herbert .luiies-denies Mr J. I
A tt* waV’s charge and state* that Rev.
A. JdcSwain Attaway was
lastvearon Butler Clrcuil. in
iu v r paM of Edgefield. County, having ,
III I member* and that he received)
$1110.15 And free use of k$0(N( house and :
furniture. At the last conference he.
,wa* returned to Butler Circuit and to]
insure a better *up|*orr the hoard of
ihDsIous made an ap|ii ; o|ii iation of s:t(H)
Tor his charge. —*— 1 —-—«—
■fhey had five chllurcti. Kdgetleld
wiij[ surely take kindly enrenf them.
,—,. —t* •'* “ ^
New Orlcrttts, Ft-h. II —Secretary
lU. W p to- ’ “ A'ahfcylHh'.
5.0.t p.m 'VB»a< k-h’g “
/ - iijtkY.p iii V Gastonia l,\
I.t 0 a m
If hi .
IjHLkft
close eonntiitpdi oiTTliT-eiVwoniTfrmvtt point* ort -G-.4V. ft X > and Col It mb jjk ■ R—
Greeti ville Hallway* and mi spai tanhurg fur |ruiiit* oh Charlotte Air l.lhe. ■
see us
We have Mr. Henry M. Sawyer, of
Aiken and (ffirftjfi ! bnrg -tmiiHies- ; w Ub
wa* engaged on the 4th when (Ailing
health forced hl* retirement. ,
The Bar Association w ill prepsru for
ptinlication » meniorlal more worthy
than we can offer. Hi* family consist*
of two sons and two daughters, and hi*
iriend* and admirer* were without
number.
f rMnartr s NeUce.
A1l-pen*on« who hav# Ux receipt*
brrltten mud Hied miut c«H at thl* ofMce
and get them at mice or they will be
cancelled and execution* written and
turned over to tl»e Sheriff for collection.
A. K. FREE,
. Trea*. B. C. -
13th February ItflO.
Bank hXlen.
Wtedrtesday Pekt, 22d in»t. l>oing a holl-
dar, the Bank of Barnwell w ill be closed
from Tuesday afuernoon miMI Thursday
morning. Pernohs having pa]>er matu
ring on that day will plteiue anticipate
payment. F. C. Butler, Cashier.
Rank »•»!«*
Wednesday next, 22d ln**.,bethg A hnll-
day, the GBl*en*’ Saving* Bank of
Barnwell will be clbaed from Tuesday
afternoon until Thursday morning.—
Person* having pa|>er maturing on
that day will ple**e anticipate pay
ment. P. M. Buckingham, Cashier.
us, who wiIf be glad ’ to .welcome any
body from .South Carolina.
Kemenibrr the number and look for
it, BIB,up the same aide about 50 yards
from our old corner, and tire firm name
It aim ply MIRPHEY A CO. •
\ . " ' "
Joyce Bra tIi Good Tltwy*.
The man who bvllevc* isridny to
an unlucky day may have Hvcd pear
Joyce Branch before the loth ln*t., hut
he doe* not *Biee. For the event,* of
the dav were *o pleasureahle that all
present rightly counted themselves
altogether lucky and took brlef-tltno to
pity the few husiues* bound bachelor*
whn failed to get there. Every one
who ha* enjoyed the hospitality ~nf
i
\ Tomorrow wHl IreTtHyeara slnee t •
burning X Columbia by Sherman *
loop*.
Th* OB Mill* ace paying 15 cent* a
bushel for cotton *eed and the railroad
town* are a* busy a* in melon time.
Auditor H. R. Walker report* that
fertilizer shipment* ovet the Carolin*
Midland are only A Utt!e larger that}
they were laft year.
A cow belonging to Mr. John Given*
• near Gong Branch went msd a few day*
ago from a dog bite and killted henelf
by running ag (Inst a barn.
Mr. J. P. 8oh>mon*, of Allendale, atul
Ml«a Alloc, daughter of Col. A. I sard,
of Walterbbrh, were, married on the 10th
i i«t. Kev. W. If,Taylor otfic.latlng.
Ffty per cent, of li«t year’s valur*
Don* will be added to Uie assessment*
**f all ux-pa.v»T. who f*H to make .their
re urn* to the County Auditor by the
loth Inst. ' - r
- Rev. C. C. Brown, of Snmter, I* re-
coverit g from a very severe and pro
tected tllnea*. The phy«lciat»* have
prescribed that he must take a year of
positive real from stt.dy and pulpit
labor*.
l.aat week Sheriff l.*nca*ter levied on
several freight car* of the South Caroli
na Railway for the balance of I aat year’*
kite*. Receiver Chamberlain quickly
name to taw and paid what was behind
/• - •>* • W ^ * J.
Some hungry rogue, who*e appetite
overcame all fear of Justice Langley
and Sheriff Lancadar/brokei Into Uie
restaurant of Mr.-Riifus Sander* Satur-
d iy night and *tole,th% Sunday supply
of provUton*. ♦
Mr*. MeDuflle Deer died on Sunday
at her huaban(i' , R heme in Sycamore
township. She wa* a moat excellent
Woman and her hteTeatetedhntebzn I and
e ddrvn have the heartftek sympatlijrof
many aorroWing friend*.
Thf. Piori.x ofll e wa* brightened
M< a lay afternoon by a call from two
charming youag ladle*. Since their
rlsRonr yoimg men are behaving beau
tifully. By these present* we ask them these distressing complaint*, if you
to come again and gathar rosea at theinf think so call at oar store and get a hot-
*
•weet will and pleasure.
Bamberg dealer* have sold in the
neighborhood of live hundred horse*
aadmule* this season and will dispose
of a hundred mere, about doubling last
vear'a sale*. A* they were distributed
through four counties it doe* not ne-
ccasarlly follow that the country will
over crop itself with oettoa.
Mr. Wyatt Parker of Rosemary is , ,,-r—
now undergoing the Pasteur treatmeni- from iBth to l,(t.h. A sev
in New York. Ue iaeminent of beiug wave will come behind theae
MAvt^d from the horror* of hydrophoblA.
The doctor* aay that the dog that bit
him wa* eertalnly mad, and promise
thu twenty day* treatment will make
him *afe for twelve years, when he will
require another course of treatment.
Malaria p-eduee* weakness, general-
debility. blliousne**, loss of appetite.
Indigestion and constipation. Grovel
Ta-tale** ChtU Tonfe I* a perfect ttklh-
rlal Liver Tonic and Blood Purlller,
and removoa the cause which pr-aluce*
these trouble* Try itand you wilf be
delighted'. It U not a patent medicine,
every bottle ha* the formular on It so
Cmt yon know wbat you are taking.
Price M oentt. For sale by all drug-
niaekyllle Hews.
Owing to Uie fai't that several of the
leading characters in the “Lade of Ly
ons'’ are abeent from the city," the
club have decided not to re-render
that play as stated last week. The club
will, however, shortly delight, the
theatre-goer* of till* and neighboring
towns. In the appearance of a new play.
The jllackvllle Cemetery I* now a
sure thing, and ere long we w III have a
beautiful cemetery which will not only
be a service but an ortiament to thr
tow n. „ T
The contrsctors have commenced t©
re-build the stores of Mr. W. A. Gyles:
destroyed by Uie re*)ent fire, and with
favorable circumstance* they will be
completed In about a month'* time.
The County Commissioner* would do
well to look after the public road
between this place and Denmark. Just
beyond Ghent* Branch they will Hud
the road In very bad coudltion^ao much
io a* to render travel almost impassable.
Mr*. Dr. Ja». Ross, of Macon, Ga. ha*
been in our midst for several day* as
tha guest of Mrs. J. P. Strobe).
The many friends of Mr*. Marlon
Islar will be pleased to hear that she
has recovered from her recent sickn***.
M r. Heyward Stattsell, of E’ko, was
In town on Monday. Come again Bro.
we are alpays glad to see you.
Mr. Sydney Shelton of this place
leaves for Atlanta soon for the purpose
of taking a course In short-hand.
Remember, Syd, that anything short
of a brilliant succe -*, w ill be a dis
appointment to your f riands.
, Cut Pei.
BOLTON ft M Aft HEWS.
The new firm of Bolton A Matthews,
for wiiose absence all Edgefield 4s in
mourning, hasopched a large and love
ly stock of spring good under the
Opera House. In Ladies Dress Good*
sll the new styles arte offered and the
most fastidious taste can not fall to
be charmed. For gterttlcmen a spe
chilly beautiful line Of Furnishing
Good* and Neck Wear has been selec
ted with the greatest care. In General
Merchandise, Shoes. Hats, Notions and
-Fancy Goods, they are prepared Unmeet
every expectation). ^-' r
They cordially Invite the frequent
calls of tile ladiex and gentlemen' of
Barnwell and the County and pledge
their best effort* to please and protlt all
customers. Prioes to please.
MKPKnilJt AX» LITER CO^IPI.AIXT.
ls.lt not worth the small price of 75c
to free yourself of every symptom of
these distressing
appciim) w ith the Bf'eliae. ,
mu iv.-i.j “ i i,;,! cost mt» n dollar. nilhTsfipr,”
stationed| ruefully. "Do .you ^cUargc
ll,e ; anythingY” .. .
r* You Can pat' tn. 1 whatotrer you
please,(1(pt l never charge less than a
iMIar,;'!" ‘ - ,/ •
~ “ Well, I’ve only got half a dollar,
miois'er, and won't git the hahtuce till
after harvest.”
The minister hesitated, beettuse he
TtTOTtglii the inonniiTni'er w^airylug to.
hunt him, and w bile he. wa* w llllng to
pY-tTpnn.the eereHiony gratl*, lie did't
waWt toeut prices. All at, tmeo the
either Mr. D. II. Owen* or Mr. F. W.
Weathernbee knows that eaeh I* a host,
in himself, but on Friday they united
their effort* In entertaining a few
frl nd* at a dinner of cued meats,
fresh tlsh artd other good things for
which Richlilltd house Keepe, * a.e so
rightly famous—perfect was tha
fesst. that those who' enjoyed it forgot
all the care* of the dying winter and
bloomed with all the hone* of the Gen-
tle AnXir Spring so sUitv to come.
Some 4vho had worn the gray were
willing to take up arms agalh, in behalf
of TncleSam’s capture of Hawaii pro
vided their entertainer* w.eiV put in
chargteofthe commissary department.
At 2 o'clock the scene changed. A
goodly audience gathered to witness
the first contest in the community for a
Demorest Silver Medal.' Mis* Bcttie
Washington’s schooj came down by in
vitation from Greeulabd. Mis* Bessie
Harley who teaches the Joyce Branch
School gracefully dismissed Its exer
cises and added her nicely behaved pu
pil* to the audience. If it is scriptural-
ly delightful for such as be brethren to
dwell together In unity, how much
lovelier Is it for charming w omen to do
likewise. 1 he |tatrons of the schools
were present and many otliar.lntcrested
spectators, hut the bach lor* were con
spicuous by their absence.-
Mr. L. A. Drumniond I'pcned th«»-ex-
erci«e* with prayer, and Messrs.George
II. Bstr*. R. II. Harley and Jere Nnel-
^l.lng were chosen judges of the dvfmce.
NInebright lioys of Mis* Washington’s
school entered the contest- Rnch di*-
plaved goml talent that had been well
cultivatVU and each was worthy of a
medal but as there was only onw t >eii<'»-
rcst medaf the committee nw af3e3 that
to Mr. W. F. Greemitsoi*,
I predict that some Of these young
debater* will be honorably heard from
In Mie future of the country^ —
Gisi. H< Bate*, Vlsq., presented the
medal, to the wint er in an appropriate
wntl tasteful n«ldrte*s which wa*happily
received by the audience, lie is a*
popular in Richland a* a good man de-
serves to be.
The exercises-were interspersed with
•good music and the day closed a.* beau
tifully a* It daw htedi
'-The Greenland school I* to lie con
gratulated upon having *o good a prin
cipal and such promising pupils-. The
exercise* of Friday showed that she
has rare Ulct for discipline and for
training the bright minds of her young
charges, who, by their good conduct
and demeanor sT owed they appreciated
and were worthy of all the care given
them. _Hut !w fear that 1 may st; r,
llestfr.’s weekly New Orleans Cotton
Exchaiigf stutement show s tlud thede-
‘ticieney Ue the inovcmc'd of cotthtr
crop; Com parted with -la-t year, lias
cr*issuiT'ITic t!,tsVi;tsm;m.n k for - Hie
time. The amount brought into sight
for the week is over IP per cent under
the corresponding seven ' day* of this
month last year, and over 24 pCr cent
under the s’irtie period the year before.
4 To Reduce C’oltbil Aci‘( 1 alf<*i
Memphis, Tenn. Fell. B.—Colonel tra
.. , 1» ;m V 1 * il V Ol MKiOlU
city arranging f.or tlic coming convcii-
tlon of cotton planters called for Keh.
ruafy 22. Tile object,of the convention
is tn urge-the necessity for a CoiiMmied
reduction of' the sefeage of Cottom
.IpiUjy planters from threotton growing
Stale* will bp present. Colonel^Hallo-
way Insists that there nod' i* as urgent
nn-i-iity f-rr keeping the sc«-site
mimjitalneer put in :
•‘•I’vegotit. niisjer,” he exejaimed,
rhoving‘ UiV half dollar at him.
‘•Here’s Ifalf ^er -price. Now >on
many IBiumci to my. There ain’t n ,
iiiiyixnlv 11 viii' UiarT TV.Uli hiirHimm-r, p ■’ *
ami Manner “kinihir h.-inkers fer a
whole passle of fellers that is heltei
lookin' than i am.hut ain't so well/oil'
suit Vou get her tixed yon needn't
w-nn V about up* at all. '1’ake yer
ihillsr an’ go abend on llantHT.
ran Ux me after harvest, an m
t’otlier llitlf d hen the job's don<
•ll/o
need)
hall
You
give
plcted the job then' and
after harvest for his fee.
tnd
wa
I ted
eom-
nntil
down a* there w a* last yety.*- Better
resuHs, however, will he ’obtained.
Last year every ''planter went home
fearful that, his neighbor would try to
raise the biggest Crop on reeoid. This
apprehension was not realized and this'
gear the planters will have oontldance
in the plan* and idea* of the association.
State of Ohio, City oF Tot.KPo, >
Lucas Co* xtv, I
Frank J.Chk.vky makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the tirijn of I, J.
CiiK.xr.v A Co.,doing business In the
City of Toledo, ('oiiuty and State afore
said, and thatsahl firm w ill pay tlm sum
of^ON’E HUNDRED DOLLARS lor
each and every case .of CaTaiirh that
can.ml be cured by the use of IIai.l’s 1
< at.uumi Ci kk
,, FRANK-L CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and snhsevibed in
my prcsettCC) this Bth day of December,
A', l>. 1S8B.
(SKAI.) A. W.GLEASON,
Notary Fubllc.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally and act* directly oh the! h|ood
and mucous surfaces of. the System.
Send for testimonial* free.
F. J; (TIENEY ft CO iToiedo, O.
Sold by all druggists. 76c.
« ^ ‘ v:.i
Cure for Hog Disease*. 1 ' ■ -
Watcboss.Ga., Feb. 7.—Joel .Sinfthy
a farmer who lives about ten miles-
from this place, has discovered a simplr
and successful remedy for diseases of
all kind* among hogs. Previous to^the
discovery Iff Mila remedy Mr. Smith
lo*t a large number of hogs, from the
choldfa. The farmers .will appreciate
.11) e slnt|)h- rein ed v*.
The reniteily is hall pot«s)i. The food
I* put In a trough and the potalh is
mixed timrojigldy^ctlTthe fooil One
trait nrpmnsh ts suPli-rem for fifty hogs.
The (lo*e-i« iepe«teil ahoUt Amce cvci v
two mont hs. Tha hogs are slow to eat
the mixture at first* but they soon
learn to eat It.
Since.Mr. Smith ha* been treating
Ills lioirx w it'n the above nsineil remedy
there has beer, no sickncssaninnglllteiu.
The hogs he longing to hi* ttefghbors-
have died from tiiojera and his hogs re
mained in a healthy condition. Several
farmer* have tried Mr Smith’s remedy
and found tlw-result gratifying.
lie follow lug may appear inere.l-
Ihle, hot neverthtele-s it is ,finite true.
For years past a Sunday school b\
telegraph has been held w eekly on an
-Anufi ii'aii * ratUsiad. 'The »npcrin-
tend**nta*kstlie, fla** IjuesHohs over
the wire 8t different station*, prayer*,
are said,and a chapter Blblft SvilHH 1 ch(*BI)»
read—all by a iree ~ • 1
MlermlC 1 will b n 1ft IlarlfW oll the first
three da\'* in M.-uth.
Several cominnnicatifUiS retjelvetl too
laic fo Ijo published this Wreck*
Just received at Mobltr's, a attfierh
stock of Spring Clothing fflr hoys
youths and men.-. It mn*t b« "seen
to be appreciated and prices are maih
to suit the hard times. Don't fail to,
examine bett»re buying elsewhere.
Negroes ami w hites are p,Unwed to
intermarry in tweiity-fnree stup-s and
let rlfnrles. 'They‘are a* fidlows: Con
nei-tiOirti-l IllttoU. Iowa, KaYish-*,
siana, Maine, f Massa •liusett*,
Michigan. Minnesota, ! Montana, New
Haiupshire, New Jersey, New York.
N ortii Dakota. (Hr!**, -Ciklatioma.
I’ennsylvauia, Hhcdte Island, South
Dakota, Ve|-moi}t). Washington,
Wisconsin and tVyoinmg.
When a I’reshlont Is itiaugilfafod in
Washington he is usually sworn li
w ith a large, new Bible, • which i-
a’fterwanl presented tf> smite memhrrof
liis family. Hut-,M r. t levelsnd, in 18S5
took the oath on Ills mother’s 'Bible.
It wa* a 'in a I! imok, . nmroeeo Ismni
gilt edsred. So faf as t* known, lie
still has the book- aipl Ig the ImiTof tltaT
it. will tic u*e«l nlj.hr coming ceremony,
the .clerk oi tlic sppieim- court has not
pnrcliased'a Bildu to be used on that
dccaahmp x ■ -
‘‘lie is n rustier!” Yes my son, I li§ve
seen thousands' liUe him. “lie get
over the igmuml.’" St> do the. leaves,
my hoy, ami they rnst+etq gfung. Inillt
is all noise, and it doe* hot amount to
anything. The human rustler tnakesa
gicat noise; he can blow and life can
brag, htif snmrfiofiy else, fretp»cut4f hi*
wife does tjie work. 'The people win
accompllsh much have no time fo
theatrical parade. They .stay i'C one
place and keep pegging away—Rocky
Aloiintain Advocate.
It Distances the »gro
If the WillissLispenard cbiton p’cker.
which i* now «m exliihition at the Morse
ImHdjpg in Nassau street, can accom
plish w hat it* Inventor claimsfiiFTt. tlie
cotton picking Othellu* of the south
. . . ■ •. • • • V » * * » I R LT.t IlivT. *
to break up the**
will close.
Hichlaml
schools- .1
Farmer.
tie of Shiloh’s Vltalixer, . every bottle
has a printed guaranteo on it, use ac*
eordlngly and IT It doe,# you no good it
will cost yon nothing. Sold hr J. A.
Tobin, Barnwell; I*. W.Frfrreli; Black-
▼life; Dr. J. M. Smith. WillUton.
Rev Irl Hicks, the St I<nuia prophet*
aays of the weather for the remainder
of this month:
Storms of ra|n, thunder, sleet and
severe cold
storms.
Reactionary temperature snd storms
will touch the 23d and 24th, followed by
returning cold, until the last day of the
month, at which time rising tem
perature And coming storms will be the
order. ‘ Don’t forget or neglect the
poor rlnmb creatupe/that depend tjpon
you for food aju} slielter. Their suf
fering will be
lots.
<*T. wmmqm
Snri.OH’s Catarrr Bsivroy, « mar
velous cure for Catarrh, Diptberia, Can*
kev mouth, and Headache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal In
jector for the more successful treatment
of these complaint* without extra
charge. I’riceAMc. Sold by J. A. Tobin,
Barms cl I tl*. W. Farrell, Blackville
Dr. J. M. Smith. Williauxi.
Tribute of Respect. -
- '
(Jod. in His wisdom, ha* seen (it to remove
by dcatli our esteemed ftienu ami hrotlu-r.
Jolt K. Kowitfee, and while we mourn the loss
o( one of wur floek\ft devottsl father ami Ims-
hstul and I iwitfte citizen, we rejoice fo know
that he lc\ evidences of hnVinif made l* nee
with tiixl aTUt oatjresiMsI hts confidence of a
home jn lh-avvn, iUPfefbre, Is-it. resolvisl:
1st. Tlmt In his death Cy pn*s* (hap*-l
Chnreh has lost a consistent nn-udier aiiiLtlie
ifemmnnity an upriitht irentleinan,
2d. That these rr"oiutlons he spread upon
the minute Imok nf olir church and a copy
tendered the survivors of Ids family and pub
lli-hod in the baptist Courier and county pa-
peis. / ' J. K. «rkkn, ' \
T For Committee.
Approved in Conference,'Eeh’y 11th, IH'XL
A Cholera I’lairne I’n'dieted.
Berlin, Feb. 11.—Dr. Kempster, spe
cial health officer Uf the Chi ted .States,
has.just arrived in Heflin after a tour,
of inspection of Hamlnirg, Bremen,
Cassel and Nietlehen. Ho told a news
paper Vepcetiftnfstive to-day that he w a*
convinced tlikl the present year wotrM
w itness fierce quthrW tk of cholera all
over the cb itinent., and that instead of
being sporadic, a* in 1SD2, the plague
w uld sweep the w hole of Europe.
on application.
Death of MVs As >. BroHsoh.
Orangehurgj Feb. HI.—Mr «Alcx
ander N. Brunson died here yesterday
afternoon at (he residence of her pa
rents-in-law, after an illness of several
eased was the w ife of-
Hev. A. N. Brunson, pastor of the
Methodist (’hurch at- Barn well, and
came to rb|j| city ©n berbrMfll |npr"Mu*t
five months ago and had just entereil
the twentieth year of her age. Nile was
ts gone,
There have been j;ott<«i. picking
machines before. A* s. Southerner
puts It", MttO,U(S»,0ISl have been expend
ed in putting sui-h tnachine* fur rather,
such machine stocky upon thu market,
$t .(SMi.iKst for the luachino* themselves,
and the Iiiffnnce for scenery.”
Uie machine (’ottsista of a series of
bra** cylinders, set parallel in a frame,
one ah >ve ai.other, which operate by-
turning ntpidly from both shies of the
cotton stalk, their motion being derived
from the wheels of the machine, which
rnn in the middleof the cotton rows,
causing the machine ,o straddle the row
of cotton to he operated on.
A* ouo side of the cylinder is present
ed to the cotton, sharp.pointed needles
ptot rude tit rough holts perforated in
the cylinder, w hich gather the cotton
and, a*! tho cylinders 'poutiime to re
volve, the nectlles drop hack 'Amt of
sight, releasing thceotlon w hieh fall* )
into boxes on both sides of the machine.
From these the cotton is conducted to a
sack hung in the rear.
'I’he machine will pick between (i.fMHi
and 7,b0<> pound* of xot ton a day, it. is
said, whereas a negro will pick about
160 pounds in the same- time if he feel*
so disposed. ^ .
This important features of the
machine arHts weight which is indy
000 pounds (an imHspensnhle factor,
Mo]> Urns lllccouifl*
•‘Why don’t you stop that hiccough-
lngf , '’said a gentleman to a fTieml who
for home moment* had is-cn subjected to
Ibe . annoying convulsive moveluent of
the diaphragm.
o “I wi-di I fu.nld,” gasped the victim
“hut it’s no go-. A fellow tried to scare
me-'said my mat was on tire—knew it
wasn't-—swallowed nine times aiueawal
lows of water -no go—feel like a was lied exec Hence of our gootl
out 1 haiiil engine/’ hfe ejarulateilaHgrily
having toid his woes rti'itfsjointed -utter'
liucca and lat ween coughs. ■. -
“Well, you /are a cTmmp/'TVibiilkfed
the tifhl spririH-r. “Come with tne.’iJAnd
‘be led his friend into an adjoining saloon.
“No, not litre,’’said the other; “ts-oplo
"Z-
•t
Port Royal and Augusta Railway.
V -—.TO- v
•CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA,
VIA FA I It FA X AND YEMXSSKfi.-
a.lKl |i m ,.S.' 5 a in Lv, Angusta Ar.
5.;mi p in l l.tsi a m..'* Yelna»se»i “
•> :in p in ,\.r Clial’tfest'ti li*
*.10 p tn 1,10 p m “ Savannah *‘
7.55 p m 7T>5 p ni v l “ Jack’nv’u “
Al.j; p n il2..U p m “ Beaufort
II.VI -P m |-2.:iop m “ I’ort Hoyal *'
I*.2ft p in 1-2 05 p m!
5,40 p m 8 40 a in
4ilT |> In
“1 TifF p In
t.00 a m n.teO p m
4 H!) p th 7.41 K Hi
4.20 p Hi 7.i«) a Hi
For fnriltet - hiforlnotjon-fettH npoh or w ritfe
iVM., J ( U \ IG, Gi ni-rnl I'.-issenger Agent, Allgnstk, flSi
W. F. SV KIJ'M A N.|TrH% Manager.
It. L .’T.ODD. T. 1*. A.. RimiTii304 Dyer Hulldtn", Augusta, (la,
MiW STOKE NEW GOODS
1 lifu c Mjtpiictl n Cliis« (frot cry Store in the town of
TT.T.TSTOrKTi
Mv Stock is fresh nixl of the Ut‘«t (pHtilty, ronfflHtlnc of
Itcavv ;tml Fiincv (irolTM'ii'H, (’ittllKMl (too(1m, Fruit*, Finff
Candies nlitl Crackers, Clours,.’PohHH'Oi Also
In ntUlitMih to iuy stock iif (trocerics rtlid Knnry Coodi,
I tint I’Ctuh* to otter at lowest |>i iees For eitsh, ft nice line of
Fhuj-Cuiithi^ Xt)!ions. Bint llals T iiTso Crockery and
(ilftsswurci-. All of the ahove have heen cfttelhlly ffeieHcd
('all and (‘xatiiiue Hiy j^oods and
prices.
Nice New Orleans Molasses tit 2.1 cts. j)el' jjaHotL
Nice Nt‘w Orleans Syrup at f»0 cts. per ijftlloiK
COOl)S 1)KLIVKKtyl) I HKK IN TO N, -
c. Xj. WTELSoasr,
WI rJ-IHl’ON
BALDWIN & GARVIN,
BLACKVILLE and BAMBERG.
: :— .. r =
. t. r ’ Wore Moiltey
% ' : *' ’ i* the —-——
" t'ry-of the < ountryi
(V e hn\> none.tojtenir
-t—’ i. ni-giv»)aWay, hut tete
' Can »XVv hiiyers In
t he line* that w e car- ‘ _ »
1 rv enough to make a ...
little go a long w ay.
Being spei i.vl y<leslers4u our LLnk
H e are entHled to buy III Iftr^fefqMAn 1 -
Ut.les And at jower piVe* thn.h ini*-
^ A-.eJlapeou* nlri. h.miand fhU fttl-
vantage and cheap freight rate* ahd
close home exjMmse* mi.-rtrle us to un
dersell all ••onipetUlon in Gfeorgla of
CttioildA.
•——-
We hnVH tnl! Stocks of IIA HI»W ARK,
t’OllK I NG snd HEATING MOVES of dif
ferent makes sjy.eA and nrlt-e*, AtiATK
IV A HE, Gl NS aiht Sl’oRi'lkG 8,
1 TH K KT and TA llEE ( I TLKHY.'Wecar-
iy every srlh-lefin the above lines of (»ood*
Farmers, .Mechanics, S|»ort*iurn and House-
keepers geneFallv need. ' '
ft)} -
Alii kinds of TIN Stlul sHEK'lMRON work A-speclaltyi
We employ the best workmen artd use only Brat class material!
Wojtro Agent* for theOeltehraleil WltlTE SKWIN(4 M A-
flllN EH ami I OVKliL !>l AMON D BYCtcLK.S. C*
. Catalogues
m-
will surely think I’ve ls-en drinking."
lint his protesta were iu vain. Hi*
friend led him to tlie ii r and ordered a
heaping sjiounful of ps.nvdeVeil sugar.
“Cmhe,” he said, “swallow tin* all at
Oiice." Tlio victim did so slowly, and
found to his ( lntensd sniqirise and relief
when the operation was completed that
the hiccoughs Imd vanished.
.“Now,” k-enlarked tlie first gentleman,
“for tear king ymr-that remedy i’ll take
just one with you. It. i* not ii part of the
process, bht it's worth the price, Isn't it?
As for the sugar, 1 have mVer known it
'to fail to euro even the most stubborn
case of hiccoughs.”—NeW-York Herald.
since the Helds are apt to -be inti
the cylinders, w ith disappearinv
preclmling tiie iishhI clogging In
machines: its derivation of i „,
wherein it is •imilar to [a mowing
machine, ami tha carrying awax of lie-
eottoii as fast ns it is picked to tne sack
at tin* n-ar.
The sancL luut is 4nv«tuahTir"TlT"The -
sickroom. Get some clean, fine-sand,
dry it thoroughly in a Kettle mi (he
stove. Make a hag about eight inches
(he daughter of Mr. -J. W. Jones of I *‘l»«re, ot flannel, HU it with dry sand,
lisurens, to which place her remains ' sew the opening cifrefully together
were taken for Intermeift this mornltig. i and cover the hag with eottoii or linen
— NRILON’H ('0.\KTHPTI0> tTKK.
This Iw beyond question tlie most suc
cessful Gough Medicine we have-erer
sold, k ftewr doses. luvariaiily cure tlie
worst cases of Cough, Croup and Bron
chitis, whll* Its wonderful success in
the cure of Oasumption is without a
parallel iu the history of medicine.
“The physician," says Brown, “Is the
man who tells you that yor) need change
Hid then takes all you have."
TencWntomjr AUvocateU. —
Some of the most exjs*rience*l prat-ti
tioners express the opinion tiiat tlio ex
pecteil fact that intuliatioii would, on
mldv ) ■ (ts simplicity, take tin- place
teeth the knife and Hdd materially to the’
resources of the profession, has not lieeti
fulfilled, ft Is urged by those who take
this grdrtiid that tho operation necessi
tates a degree of manual dexterity which
the average physician, Witli hi* tew oje
isirtunities. is not able tn acquire, and,
iiMutb-
jected to a certain amount of exhanstion
which can be i'll ls»me in one suffering
from diphtheria.—New York Tribune.
One example is’iriore convincing than a column of talk. We do tifft claim tn
handle cveryihiiig in General Mcicliamlise, hut in our cliosteh •pei islt w r ar*
at the very tip top «»f tin* laddel iti size and completeness V,f shnik atirf slfpeHop '
w IiiIc otir pHuea can mil fail to please even itTthesoharft
time*. Inviting cio*e*t Investigation ami comparison wte art* your* for husluess,
ila*k that all Aiken, Barnwell and OraiiffChitrg good people give Us a tfU! bo-
ore tnrying any gtKiTB* that we ih iil jh.
BALDWIN & GARVIN.
BUCKVILLE and BAMBERG.
nov24
CASTOR IA
for lnfahti_Qhd Chlidrent
such
of l power.
'Tiattrla is so Wsh adapted to chiRin-nUuU
I it commend it aa superior to fcaypreseriptfan
imowii to tpe ” ft. A. Ascuis, M. D.,
"TH 6®. OMord St, Broofcljm, H. T-.
Tlie Inttiienrn of FfcllllciaiM.
When one, not bt-ing a professional
This " III prevent the sand from sifting politician, looks at tin* question wideh
out Ami w ill also t-liable yon to Itcaf the and ^insiders the |amul,-ies of isdittcdl . - . . ,
bitft quickly by placing it .ift-'-thn • oven -gtipattiess, one begins to wonder whether ‘ Mu**d ^E'V I NG MACHINE and the swetet. tones of
?.t,*lTfcT. , . t0,, ° f -n C 8toVe ' ;ip..litics have that influence on the real - 1 ^ can always buy .
** Th* rtse of ‘ PsstnriS ’ is so ttnfwrsal snd
Us merits so well known that It seems s work
of siipererotratks) to endorse It jew are Uie
IfitelliKedt fsmiltee who do not keep Caatofia
witUin easy reacii' 1
Cssuis Msavra, P. D.
New York (XW.
Late Pastor Bloomiagdale Befurmed Church.
w ii£ait»iwrtous
• Per KhrehU yean I ham
your ’ fastoria, ’ and shall al
do seas it hae iarariabljr
Knwis r. PiaBka. V. D,
“TheWlnUmv, l.WihRUwetandTth AT^.
New Ink
Yn CtOteena ConeslT, 7r Mckasr Sturt, Xcw Ye
ANSWER tHIS.AjiiESJiON.;
'V11V should all the go<*d jssople, whn are f
f stieh r rHtht, bo wirtvont m
Bit’ ih thelf hone* whoff
using this you will never Again atitem|>4
to wjii-m the feet or bauds > of a sick a uat 1 k,n , k they ..re supis*M
person with n hoUle of Imt' wa% « ul whether emu.mnt l-liticians
brick. The ssnd holds the hfat A , long :,ru not merely the puppets of the hour,
time, and. the hag'-an l>e tucked up to But that is a question un whi h the fates
tile back n iUiyutJiunin^ the invalid. forhiiTthat we should enter! 'ProlaTbly
on a guarantee, a test nlilch BO other I '»*»-• — ’ Ifi no citse are the i>ena!ties of greatrteBe
medicine canstand. If you have a cough i J woman’s club, called •‘Over the-Tea 80 in (he caee <>T tlie emiiient
M. buntil, WillisUtu.
ci autlmis.
-“It wlU cure ytsi. «-t*-«iiw vnnr Uvar, ata' give
s Reed ■>ipeiit4 -—^-
SEWING MACHINES
And any kiud of a
I ber may bee'll or want? F have TEX of the BEAT MA&fc*«t t SEWING iTft*
CHIN KS to select from, and any kitid of Musical lnstrtIn»etircAey may need.ard
. I sell them a* cheap and mi as easy, tonus aa any one would waDV-*)!** YerB
uiarketirBot excepted. )
.U • „ S. M-. KJ'sY, Bcaufoi
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