The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 25, 1893, Image 3
The Battweh People
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tHUBtoOAY. MAY 25, isea
Tnon«»tro|rc'itFf'oi»uiuiiUaakiJt(jr:
Htiriuony Lodjw No. 17 A. 1 ,
„ will be Wdat tbe new VasofiicTem
^ ph* III Bam well u;»on WM* jlajJc*
ilnne, l«W, «tt> bHnir the •JnUHalunJuJr
insai.l month,*t “High twelve."
j. A. JbskiSs. deereta7v.
By order ef
■ Wvtmg Wf BernWrl
Kniwhta of Kthiah,
:h*:IV' IIhII on Friday
the regnler
Lodge 1»«. „ „ v, ..
will be hrklat ,th»:ilr Hall on Vrlday
night at ao’clocki h full attendance,
_ la reqaeett*!.
By order of
F. V. ISt TLER, C. C.
J. B. MOORFi
K. U. 8.
b« T*« Watt lie?
Public ©nicer#, lawyer#, »nd all other
deal ring the aervice# of a #lie-
L’IaI {Jlenograplter to take evidence, re.-
pon speecbea, or any otheF Work re*
Vtiiring the service# Of a ^l,eht»grai»her
awd Type Writer will be #erved at rea
sonable rate#, and oh short notice by
applying to the uoderalgned at Black-
▼lll«, S r C\ • , ^ -
-1-4 tt5D. 12LAR.
—Money to lend in aotalj ainount# upon
real estate aecuritv.
Apply to A. HOWARD PATTER 1
bon. tf
—BY—
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>
B. T MURPHEY iCo.
' We Wantfto tell all otir friend# and
- mstontera that we have not nor never
Will move from our Old aland at the
rail road eorOef, a» aotue think. Our
fimv tma beeu at thU old land lnark for
40 year#, and I# know n aa the oldeat and
most aOCCraftfui Oroeerjr House in Au-
guaU, and ia acknow levlged bea<lquar-
tera for the beat groccrtw and cheapest
■prlcea. Our two W#U known South
Carolina •alcamen Mr. E. L. Merritt of
Barnwell and Mr. W. F. Sample# of
Edgefield, who have been with u# a
long time, together with the firm bid
you welcome and nay that to aave mon
ey you must get our price# Wfore you
b'uv. When In Augttata make our
house vour home, have all' your bun
dle# sent to K. T. MURl’HKY S at the
“Old Corner,’’ and we will help you on
all train* and electrio.ciir*.
.Railroad timetable* kept for custom
er*.
r. ml rphky & Ca.
Highest of all ia lajavcging 1’owcr.^-t-t-htcst U, S. Gdv’t ^ W# *
On last Friday bight the- Deiuprest
let
Medal wAs euntestod fnt by *|\ of
Itlackvllle’* young n»«*u, at Park llaiT.
The speakers, one ahd #11, did credit »o
thejiiactvenand fnrtit#l\tu f«tr thcitu-
dhtnee an evening of hhtertalnaatHt.
The medal ivas awarded to Mr Harry
llHnimeLt. ** 1
A crowd of'-Satng*
JudgeJ.1
(tig of tUol
Oreontille ! i
K^ykt* of Py fBUm
sevuurh imnual un*ei
ltd Lodge araa Intld In
eek, .The repo?? r, f fleand t ’hau-
fcllor Chas; Crtr.roll Siiind* showed
that thirteen iv&w ludgea were inatitu-
ted during thr l:t«l I’ythlan y^sr, hnd
MOO.NLIh llT
ABSOLUTELY PURE
—■■■■■■ 1 -tw —
'Aconmetitive cxaniinatiou was held |
TiTBiail v I7W ‘fhr a TTuirUhtp at Un«
Naval Academy at Anuapoll#, on- tlu 1 ;
H*th, from tlte Second Congressional
District'. Tliere\were several appli
cants, but the appointment was won by
Yancey Vfilliatus, of Mmicta, and the
alternate Augustus ReaUc, of
Aiken^
Mafrlrd on the 18th Inst., by Rev. J.
T. B. Anderson, at the residence of the
bride’# parent#, Mr. d. .D of Au
gusta, and M l#a l.httle, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'IV-Anderson. The
happy couple took the afternoon train
for Columbia, followed by the
good wlahea of their many friends. In
winning so charmln^a bride Mr. Ijcc
has proven HThiself a speciat“fivorttr
of good fortune. After n visit to Ashe
ville they Will return to their future
-home In Augusttu,
A meeting of the Monumental and
Memorial Association of Barnwell
County Will be held at Mrs, W. W.
MURPHEY &G0.
Murphey A Co^, arc the wholesale C ro-
cery Ilouse of t!l8 Broad Street, Au
gusta, <»a. We lake thia method of In
forming all ol our old eiwtomers that
they will now liud us jest alwive the
Railroad crossing on the same sid of
the street (a# our old corner t #torc< at
iiutnber t»18.
clttfperonetl Uy
Stvohel, spent Tuesday and
Monday night on Hie river. They re
port on; their return a big time and
jitcutr of Awfe: otimber ot lish
caugfit tutving been furnished by an old
ttshVunan. 1 refruiu from repealing tlie
-a in e„ ^^7 * — —
Mi l W.iB. Harley and familv, after
a pb-rf'-mt visit in our Miidst, look their
dotnrrlnte on Monday morning for
e- 04.^ ;;wTyr.r4 ituTrwtti-Tmi .i 11 ii i u> j i
September at lr.i»i. Air. ilaPley's
health li.is niiieli Unproved atiice lie
canut here, and we hope lb hear of his
eon tin ued improvement. ■ 4
Mr. K. R. Meyer is crevting A very
prvtty brick store on his bit nest to the
Batik. This w ill be quite anj Improve
ment, on the w ooden Hl'UClUie destroycl
on that lot by the recent tire. Mr Kau-
dal,ol AugusLa, (la., lias the contraci.
Mrs. II. F. Baldw in is building on and
remodelling tier house on West End and
when completed it w ill lie quite an orna-
The young CotM gvwp the town a
genuine surprise pMt/ MuSlilalr n gdit.
Vocal and iii*triiiiieiital fliusiit' llot*ted
through Hie quiet air, (md-ccho*,) along
the. Orserletl stm-et*. As tlicjr 'Sang to
^ People thf*‘tdig*of Hn* loi.g ago the
that mnuy more would have Itcen cstat'- mucking birds in th# tdrns bu bed their
r iL^ikiv,i f<,r the hard time*, oli'.v \niecsTnidVe felt la hmesoma 'a* tlm
one division, CniforiQ KankT Hainpiou Mlttehlngtikkn lit ttre nioon.
N.»r«c#t Blackviric, was iuatitiiUid dh- lovely serenade. In keeping w ith sweet
ring the year.
I'be Hudowment Rank has ft sections,
with S,sii members, enrfying $2,|M»,tiiHt
011 (Jmjfinqetit, all
year of 5./*ectiOirs| MU members and
ft:, 1,1100 endowngnit. The lieiBtielaries
4>f six deceased ineinfM'rS 'M’eelved the
stun of $riti,(Nklduring ilie past ycafC
Tlte order lias JL/iSO.-memliei #. ju this
State and t^baUnoc.mi Ibtbtl of 4 l.duA
W'o moved from our old corner about 1 nient ts* th-it eml of tlte Piw n —Mr. I. !•
IS months ago, but we ate y et anil have
been for forty, years the e.heaiVS’st arid k hw dwelling In lliat'cnii of tlte town
only cash grocery- house here, conse
quently can sell yon cheaper than any
body else, can save, you money if you
ylH come to see its.
Mttore’# this, Thursday afternoon, at
half rm*t R l5i o’clock. Every member
of tills Association and ail ladies inter
eiited If! rMMng funds to asuttt w Mnnu..
liient at Barnwell, C. 11. to the’ Coufcd
erate Sohliersof Barnwell County, arc
requestcJ to attend t his meeting.
M m>- W. W. Mikikk, Secretary,
K.
WANTS.
swffering from
new ailrerttsntent
Wanted— l*a tie n t s
K1 d ney d! aeaae—Nue
O:: second page.
G» K. Ryak.
Wanted—Patients suffering from
Organic Hirhaure—See now advertise
ment on #econd page.
(K k. Ur an.
Buyers for a ear load of heat Sivap-
nahTrifer Black Cypress Slritigle* Just
received by W. W, Moore. _
Free delivery any where in town
Littj.k lint us.
Where have tliey gone to—the KUle gltls,
With natural tnaniiers-and nstural curls?
Who lovv tticir dollies and like their Toys
And f#tk «<( somedung beshkst Bfi hoWs?
Little old women ih plenty I llnd.
Mature tn ntantiolrs And okl of mind;
Little old flirts who talk id their ‘'he*Jls•’
—And vie witij,pach **thcr th sty lish clothes.
Little okl belliv, who, at nine and teh,
'o Are sick of pleasure and tired of men,
AVi nrv of traVck of b«h«, of fun—
* Anil And no new thing under tlte sun.
-> h
Dni'e in fhc hrwntiftil long ago, * •,
j*ome dear little children I um'd to know;
liirls who Were merrv as imnlw st (vl 8 )'-
Aud laugh and frvlHoked the Hvektng day.
of
all of the “style
that hoys wore
"maths'’ were
They thought not Wi
their clot lies.
They mver imagined
“lieaus"—
“Other girls brother*’’ and
they< ,
hplnidid fellows to help them play.
Where have they gone to? If yon see
™ <>ne of them anywt.ere send her to me.
1 woublgive a medal of purest gold
. To one of tho-r dear little girls of old.
With ah innocent heart and an oiieit smile,
Who hnOWs not the meaning of “flirt" ot
“atyle-.’’ —KMa Whe-hr Wikox.
Plums are ripening and Ihc doctor#
look for mote practice. *
Mr. Janie# If.. All, nf Spur Brandt,
was In town on Friday.
Solicitor Bellinger 1# attending Court
tn Beaufort thla week, ~ .
Cnpt. W, H. Cttry, nf White Pond,
was in town ou Monday. ~
Mr. W. B. Calhduh, of Appleton, was
in town on Saturday. 4^
, 0 a
> The, South Georgia watermelon crop
Is said to be Yery’promjullig.
Ca|»t.and Mrs. P. M.Catcf, of Dun
barton, were Hi town on Tuesday.
Mr. M. I.vPcaoock expect# to put'a
car load of Kolb Gems on the New York
market before thc ^othjjf June,
Mr. Angn# Patterson Is out from
Lonivana on a visit to Barnwell friends
wild relatives.
Senator Mayfield wa# in town oil
^Thursday and Friday on profesKiontil
busiuess. ___ _ -
Mr. W. F. Googe wa#_up from Allen
dale for a few hour# on Wednesday of
last week.
Judge Aldrich, at Beaufort oh Mon
day, on application of W. A. Holman
Esq. made an order admitting Mr. Rufus
Moore to bull in the sum
Mr. and Mr#..John 8. Shuck celebrated
their silver wedding on .Sunday. Their
many friend# hope that they will live
Until the silver shall become gold. -
George il. Bate* Esq., left on Friday
for a week of rest aud recreation,
visiting relative# at Kllorec and !i»hi»g
in Santee. '
Mis# ‘ Sallle Fishbumc Carroll,
daughter of Ur. F. Fr Carroll, and Mr.
«f. G. Wardlaw, of Spartanburg, were
married at Aiken on Tuesday.
Grown people w 111 be charged 3o
cents for admission into the W lll'rstoii
entertalmreht' this evening. Just
think of seeing #0 much for #0 llttic
money. 4
Be glingTlIle New#,
At the annual meeting of the
ling Canning Company on the' lUtlt
Inst., elections wore held, resulting as
fnlIowa : piiwctqrs^ W . A. All, .Sr , 0,
A. RIuhJos, M. E. Dickinson, O. AT
l.ane, 4». 11. W. Smllli: Udicers, G. II.
W. Smith. President, >V, A. Ajl, Sr.,
Vice-President, II. J. iiotody, Tna--
liret.C. D. Fowke. Sfsrretary. ^
Alknii ^nM Oran/r^onrir Coiintle# with
Still is al«<> niaking some additions'-to
Wc are infi.ruicd that Rev. Kilgo
Professor at Wofford College, ban ac-
eepted thl*. invitation to deliver an ad-
ilresa at the Commencement of The
We have Mr. 11 cnrT 'Tff7'K)iwy< s T7^tTf' 1 :ttbtrWv4fk‘—Gauulcd ihiliviiL Prof
Acki rman has displayed good taste in
tint, who will he glad to welcolne a ft y ^ t>Ts so tertww of -HyV. -K i I go ,aml.ali.vyho.
IrhI v from South'Carolina.
Remember the number ami look for
It, til8, up the same side about 50 yards
nl 11 coriicrl ami the 11 rm name
is slm|ii v * |H M t Rl 1 1i E V t ri.
Mosks C.’Mi’Hrnr.Y, (.no. S. Mi kcmct.
\ - 1
heat' him at our CotnmvnCenient. will
leei graUful to Prof, for having se
lected the man lie did.
A crowd Jof jolly Atlanta boys, nc-
Wir.ip.nl. a by’Mru: 41 SAt. fLMe.l I. Mil-
J.'A. Cave and Mr. Heyward Stanscll,.
passed through our town'this morning
ett route for Kdisto River .Bridge where
th.-y will spend a week angling for the
speckled lieaufics, nf the Edisto. We
hope they will enjoy their trip, and
that it niny in the future become, an
annual affair for these ybung men. » .
It ha* rcaelied the ear* of your corre-
spbnilmit th at two of BI ackvillo’s young
ladb-s, desiring to take ti
Morris ?iew#.
Qt» Saturday tastltwa# my goo«V for-
tiine* to beat a basketliicuic at the Jieh -
Seig-_ Uwtdliwgof Mr. 'V. P. Cava. Abojtt- H»
o’Olork the peoph* of rhe neighhorhood
and eise.wheiH ca'iic flfk’king, in huif--
jde^&n'J’wtd carts on horse hack and
Tn T f< 70r, pn“'t^weft hr:i+h*d vvt;rl+ iod.
tilings. At pne o’clock a pf. tty good
crowd had gathered and th'- ladies
conimenRJ d fixing dHtier on the table.
That being IlidMied all were called tiff)
amt after graCo was said by-J tide.
Goorgo-Boddiford-alt set to work ami j
the plentiful supply aooil began to van-'
Ish very rapidly. > about 8 o'clock Mr. A. V. Eaves, a one
All feasted well as far a« Vottr rort‘e-I ar „ KM j Confederate soldier, who ha*
spondetu knows, and lie can vouch for , bt-en agent for the South Carolina Rail-
himself. After dinner the young folks way t omp.my al tTil«;y)Uce nearly ever
moved toward thejirtnse-, followed by
Colored ChrisllaR#.
The State Convention of the Women's
Baptiat Educational and Missionary
Convention of S. C. will be held with
the Bethlehem Baptist Church, Barn
well, May id-28.
Rev. I* P Watson, pastor of Bethle
hem Church, w ill preach the Introduc
tory sermon at 11 a. ni.. tomorrow and
Rev. G. U. Daniels the Doctrinal ser-
nvpn at. 8 :«) p. m.
On Sat unlay addresses will be delly
ereff by visittttg delegates on several
im|>oriant and interesting subjects.
The convention will close with (lie
Missionary sermon on Sunday by Rev.
K. Carroll, of Orangeburg.
Klko New#.
The Good Templars had a most de-
lightfulplc tile last Sattnda v. Visitors
from Blackvillc and \ViiH*l6b were
present. , " :
The closing exercises, of the school
will take place next Friday evening
and w ind up w ith the usual interesting
entertainment by the scholars. Ice
cream and straw berries w ill be served.
Seve-raj deft hand* are vleing Wiith each
other on t lint corn dodger, so the editor
ntaet he on hand. Several pri/.cs-Are to
be given ont. .Garden* parched and
crop* generally small. 1803.
FarmlR^by Electrlcilj, ~
Recent experiment* establish the
pracrrcability and economy of doing
many aorts of farm work by electric
power. One plant or power-Kouse ccTr-~
tratly lt>cale(i,-wonb4-*HppUi some imil l ^u^Lit.jt.ror bpr home on Tm sdav
a do*en farms, making the ex|ieiises n ,,„. h jy? U lB regret of •everSEIyoung
for each comparatively small. By the
use of this power, farm machinery
could he o|>erat«d, plowing could be
done, and many things lie done on the
farm to secure which the farmer
lias now to travel many miles ami
haul heavy loads. It looks a# if this
method might greatly cheapen, extetid
and improve fanning tqieration#.
Electricity is a promising Infant, but
we bad thought offfiim a* being a city
gentleman rather than a farmer.
Sknex,
buggy TTffey
and not being able to Mud the lap rob*
used a table doth. Guess who?
Cm Psi.
w •
Hiiooting Affray a( Kamherg.
Bamberg, May 18.—Thi* morning
tones, grtttle hearts and the inspiration
of thefsiiltless nlglit.
b carrying . t rra.i.rt sTi u^ ^
Tffmteaxc “ttftrttrg- -the ALLLaDAIiL MhWN. ,
M(s# Cora Wilson glue a eomplhiien-
tary baali’*. pic uie b> Miss .IsiiHe \ir:*b-
liamat Bostb:k.s'|ioiid l*l*t W< , fliii‘»das
Mi** hiitte t'o<qa»r, a lieuutiliil and
fa-ciniiMog 1 opug fadv of Ogiawlu'e,
Ga, j- -imndiiiff suim 1 lime with Mi's
ftTr.T)tr. ^ ■
Vnaittct#*# hi ■!—* >V 1
ItfMyrliimxniyT. / />-««(■ rultrtifute
• <-Fnta In ixMtace ; Mo r,M4W4
Cy return m*>L >uli a-nlr.l pnnwslu#
• nrelopix »o Indies o-ls c _
*d*r«M I'oadJLUr ORi##Rt^
L. KnwasobeirTitoekJ
Bold ill Bartiwi IK and elsewhere
>2. - :
•V splctidln’banqilet w as sefveil to the
delegates and their guests, iiuinbcriii^
upwards of two htitidred. .('has. <':ti-
roll Simms rcspomlcd to the. toa*t,
“■Woman.”
The grainl Lodge will meet ill Beau
fort next year. May 2Jd.
The following olllcers wine fleeted
and inata I loti for the next year;
(fratul t 'hancellor, James II. Tirayei - ,
of Charleston. u •
Gratid Vico Chancellor, Edmund
Bacon, of Spartanburg. '
Grand Prelate, II. F. Wilson, of Suni-
ter.
Grand Keeper of Reeord* and Seals,
P. H . WaTsli, brTtbmice. — -
tirand Master ol Finance,Xh it. Berg
man, of Charleston.
_Grand,Master at Arms, Ji .M. 'Xlra-
biim, oTCoIuTtibla, ’/
4;tnnd Inner SentJiieT, Min. Gold-
Vniitli, J r„ o/ GrernA tlte.
Grand Outer aeiitiuc'l.’J. A. Best of
Granite v'lb*.
The new grand chancellor an non peed
the, follow ini^ at JI<) I (u ttfruffTr
1 ii-t ibtditnit ies t . Tl . - llftl'flas;
A- M. L0fie#,S. I. I,oeb, J W. t tirbett,
(ieo. 11. MeKae.S. I>vlL Elwyll, M. G.
Bren, C. K Sawyer, A; S. ti-lMirne, J.
S. StribHng, Dr. M , C. Black. ■ I -
Chtninittee tut-Liw and siffiert i-lon :
A.C. Mustanl, Jitolc# Tkoni* 11, M . P.
M it'ray.
and mileage; IJeut y. II
Edward Aiider.soiti’M'. -T.
some of the oider ones, expecting a
nice dntietf. Birt to their dismay there
w as a violinist, but no vfoliu. »S" if
ended w ith some of the buv* w Ui»Ming
and daniTng tlifinsrJxes. a few little
plavs and 1 left them, glad that J ba'I
been Them and hoping that- it might,
not be long tin til l should meet up w itli
ano.thet such time. ^
M b have a bUicksmilh shop at Morris
now and all |»er»oiis liaxitig work to be.
done need not go t>» Barnwell
they have other business. —-
Crops arc liMiking about as well tG
crtnld hi-expected, eolisidering the eotVt
w inds, w liit ii in some places have kiljetl
-otne ot the young eutiiiir. i
. M e li:i\e a good inanv melntis planted
anmni) here, and have some btootns
and Voting mu*k melons and cotton
forms. •' ► Mikvoo.
Mnt’.e the civil war, and Mr. W. [.John
a young farmer residing about two
ititl ssouth of this place, met in town
and had sonic words, which resulted in
Islows. grow ing out of a lawsuit whieli
was tried yesterday nf Ifciiiiiark. Mr.
Knvesliad hi* fact; considerablyseratcii-
t d and after tit** tielligerents liiid been
- p unfed w ent tit lii- (dtii'c W be tv hi-
son Uavcloek, HsVis'anf agent and tele-
gr.iph operalor. was.
Young Eaves, learning of tho difti-
unlcas 1 culty and belie.vihg t.ilat Itis father,
being a one armed man, itad. beeii Jm-
poaed upon, went forth to avenge the
w t’otig done his fattier, lie found
Johns in Main street ne ir the ponotfb e,
and being on the oppositerside from him
started aero*-, at the same time becks
onitig at Johns to itleet him. Join#
started towards him. and witnesses say
that botb almost immediately aud at
the same time pulled their pistols and
began to shoot, Boilj shot very nearly
at the siuue .time, but some say Johns
tired thA least hit before Eaves, anti
they eonri’nied to #hor»t until every half
in their revolvers was gone. Neither
w as lacking of bravery or grit in the
' ^ <he firing
caeii in full view of ti}# aa^erilury.
Aftot the din of hittle had cleared
awry it w as found that John* ImmI been
Finance
II usbands,
TTealTyl
Appeals
Shctijun <1,
.i"ii nwgWi ■
Return- i
Krepps. II.
FwrHgrt
sniith.
and
t:
grlevAnees:
McFarland,
John
Dong
C
I
11.
and credenti il- : B. ■ K.
McRae. I’obett (^JiHllin.
Corres|H»mleuce: 8. Parker
Lavelle s Luck.
TOTii _
Mi. Art I tn« Kklafi saw tb«4 th ailnl-
versary of hi* re-nbuiee Itete, on the
toib »if April. Allendale ha* always
Iwon proud of low ’Je\> |,b *ons; wTin
have ever done thrl? part in' siistainiug
and helping t,<i tnlild up the place, and
in M r. .8k lai’X ilie deligj#ts to honor a
devoted *oh and t*atr|otie elti/en.
Mr. U. K. Hat lev," «>l Beaufort, is
erecting a sarbstatUial tw ) , slo'i v
dwidling near Mr. R. I*. Sention’-'l' si-
dence.
Messrs. B. Fa. tner rtitd I*. J. F.eig-
ler aUetided I lie bite Kitlgfils nf l'\ Ibias
C+uivcnfion at Greenville as delegates
from AliendaJe Lodge No. tat. Mr
Vi'‘»“1 \V-)tU M;ichint’ry.
liiick :ti»'i i il<’
H;iiit*l Stave '
iuspreted
vvh.epl
f
mountain city’’ ul)
from here attended the
Odite a party
’t ‘fiina Wedding' -of Mr, 11ml M i,-,i!lai U
Si'atsoii at. Yem issce last; FimLiy..
large (‘rowit went down from
Bearden s Baiid was present
L niny abb# dalli'e was olte of the features
of tlinalfernoon'# pleasures. ,
fitr, and yirs. GUI-leftTtlCsduy
morntng'ldr lilt' M’ortU 1
' n 01 m v Pain
M is* kerrlsoh, of 4 barleston, is .visit-
inc Iter sisp r. M1 s. Dr. Clarkson. • 1
w. c. V.
BROWN'3 IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion & Debility.
Williston News.
The committee in charge of the pra-
teiirtle entertainment, “Ten Nighti in a
Bar Robin, 1 * owing ter 1 be atriugcncy of
tipiiMvy have reduced tbe price of ticket#
.from 50 to'35 ecuts. * .. . .
Dr. ’T. vv nv.tey, nte C.rbpn.vmc, has least, »nd reoikihod durhig
sf*ent a week in to\VJi with Ids brother
i'rof. Bailey. • ' :
Miss Gertrude Jones, of Gbarleston,
vv.tio Iras been visiting Miss’ Aimte
A Good Time CouiiRff.
The fourth annual pie nlc of the
Sally Rifles will lie glVertkon Thursday
May 1st, It promises to be a superh oc
casion. There will Be a prize -drill
for visiting military companies, *l(tu
prize to the best drilled company, >50 to
tlie second best, and |25 to the best
drilled soldier. In tbe afternoon the
12-jlumbia Zouave# will give an exhibi
tion drill for the benefit of the Sally
Rifle#. A fine and eommoilion# dance
platform ha* bet n b tilt and the boat
nntiic obtainable will bo furnished. A
grand ball will lie given. Capt. Keys of
the 4 arolina Midland will give m m-
inal excursion rate# and other railways
vyill cooperate. It will be the greatest
day in the history of that bright, bnfve
and progressive town.
The old time hospitality for wdjjch
Jolintown ha* been so long and so
Justly famous will be magnitieeiitly
supported by the younger generation.
Railroad Wreck. ^
On the night of the 17th iust., freight
train Ntv, 82, consisting of thirty ears,
broke in two, going down grade from
DemnAfk to Bamberg. M’hen the en-
ging^alowetl up to stop at Itamherg the
vvild.section behind ran into the lirst
about live hundred yards from the de
pot, wrecking half a dozen ears in two
places ami disabling the entire train.
Two young white meni 1\ ~A. Malpas,
Of Augusta, and Horace Tally, of I
VVttriiingtohj who were stealing a ride
in'aclay cari were fearfully maslie<l at,d
bruised up. They were taken Dorn the
wreck, carried to a hotel and put under
medical treatment. :
men. ■
Li IlcMay,'the daughter of* Prof. Bai
ley, lias,been ilangerously ill but ! vve
are informed by her physician that site
is much better. * •
Our farufers hare had a tine time to
save tlieir oat crops, but the dry weath
er is proving fatal to. gardens. The
corn vmp_ia doing very well, cotton
and melon* bave bot gr''wn much for
two a'ceks,.ow i|)gtoc«N>l nights.
The first shipment of |>eaelie# wa#
made Monday by \V. A. Wtllii,. from
the Graham orchard. - -
Capt. IV. 8 Dicks is hiving hi# house
painteTi by F. K. Sliunk ami when tin”
lifted it will be oilc of the handsomest
places in town.
The contractors have ^he frame up
ami at an earlvmlay R. J. Rountree will
have a handsome reaidence In Me*t
End, which will add much to that por
tion of town.
The commencement sermon will be
preached by Key. E. K. Ayres, of.
Sumter, on Sunday, June 4th.
K<JV. H. S. Hurtzog,of Batniierg, will
deliver an address before the Literary
rimtietie# on Tuesday, June Oth.
HonS.’G. Mayrtehl will deliver the
annual adilres* on Medm-sday, June
7tli .Full programme next week.
;■ mt.
^bot-thraugh..tlmlfilLthigib— T|jejwoutH^ , tho n , (MlllK
is not considered dangerous a# 0© Wne u 7T f - |TuTr 1 .,,T,
wax -broken. -Eaves was—hit—in Lhii
right sfde, but the hall toilgert in -a
thh’k bfltek-wlilch he happened to have
in his side pocket, * Hi# life was prob
ably saved by ibis hook. Mr. T. El
Andrea, the jeweller, who recently
moved here, from Orangeburg, was
struck by a stray shot from John’s
plsbd just above the left eve and it ’is
agree as to lii«Tu’pn IM-Irtg tliseasiMl miw .
rf-and al tinie of the nnmler. "Iti adtliiion
Governor Tillman tut tli' 1 17th Coll
eluded a lamons case vv ben he com
muted to life in tbe Stale penitentiary
tlie death sentence of NapLcou La-
velle, the while.Oharlestou wile mtir
derer.
This ea*e lias tK*en before tbe. rrmrt*.
and the (Jovernor fortlirce years. Tlie
murder was a most brutal one. Alter
liis lirst conVictloi^tbe attorneys of tlie
man appealed to the .State Supreme
Court. ThcTipiiea' was dismissed and
tlieti sevetal other apjieals also on
various techuieailties lollovved nice ling
withw similar fate. Then it ..heeame
noised abroad that Lavelle was insane
Ated an appeal vvilS^ipadc^ yQ the Gov
ernor on tU:ikgJCydnd. , .
Governor Tillmajpi'deverything he
could to tlnd outeivlielhcr the man w as
insane or (U>t. A comtnbsioti which be
recent! v appointed to examine him wa*
(Irv idyd a* to w hetlter lie was gnilty or
rot. and equal inuiibers of the boanl
were, on each ride, it left tlie Governor
in a predicament.
lie granted the commutation. He
give* 4h* reasmeuor fiuMng.fl* follow#;} whigkey or the t
‘Myowq Inclination* alld feelings .. - 'tw-
vvere'to hang thi* man; hceatpe I do
not sympatliiKe with wife murderera
and I iiave 110 sympathy fm any man
who kill* bis wife for Any cause. But.
I was confronted with tlie fact that
r*of the (vmimbslnn
j Whiskey and Toliaeed*
According to the Governo-s eitlrti-
lalion lire people of Month < 'arolina
svvallnvv froth n million to amililoh ittsd
alialf gallons of vv Titsk'ey a year. 'I he j
bar keeper# say that every gallon coti-
tains sixty Ibcenr dt’iuks 80 South
Car* 1 inlan*fmliibeever s v ye: r from five
uiilliondollar# vvojj.1i of lire water up.
No tairly, eati-Ml wli.it the losses, in
money, labor and liajipliie**, Iihh, 11 ji.
Tob iCLO, W • sHjqx'Se.' costk the State *#
inucli a* the Itabitof drink.
There is a growing decline In tie
quantity of liquor# conami e I ,11 tlie
#vtate. a ml reform m that direction will
continue. Sootier or later a similal cru-
.-adc will la* made again*! totiaceo.
1 berieelv euro ha* given ba|qiy re-
llef to many v iciims of Ibe, appetltef lor
intoxicant*. TJ|crc arc very many,
however, heeding help vvhg can not
sjmre the time and tnojjtey tei take treat
ment a* it* Institutes.- To all such the
II ill Tablet*, w hich we advertise textay
offer home treatiitent at prlt : c» within
the reach of.p'nqdw in moderate eirenqU
stance*. Tin* company giyj-s Hratclars
reference* it.id send* out glowing car*
tlftcaTbs front jvrrsbns who have Iwen
cured by it*flu'dielne*. 14 I* a new.rctn-
cdy in tlii* pa’t 0; tlte ! tiioii but all
tilings have beginnings.
M'jihoiit atn UlTittng to practice wa
advise jany •nd^altemir readers who
wtiitbl like to o.eTadivuctl of either tbe
uHtea# Lftblt or both to
w rite Jo ;tlte cmnpanv tor ihflsrnintlon
aud testimonial#. Then they enn Judge
for themselve*. Several Barnwell ipeti
t‘nV‘i t“ld n- tliat tliev Intend toitivc this
< iidin. I’iiK'-
S;tM Si ill
Hirr lltilliilyr
' ♦ |Kngin*s and lloilers.
Htatc ygetit* for T.ilte.tf A Sons' Kn-»
gine* and Bbilct«,M.»w atnl tirl«t Mills.
Brewer*’ Brick Macliimiy,. I>oul»l»f
Scrow < otlntr I'n
J'lioimv* direct acting Steam 1’rfs*0*j
110 belts,
'I'lutmits' Seed Colton Ele ; vattiis.
Hall abd Liimitiis tiilt#, Englebttrg
Rice llnllers.
., II. II. Smith A Co's. M ood-Working
r (iU'rnsI—Ire*-bi■ *yeto —aUmg—and Macliint ry. -■
•Tbe mountain city” ob ] ’ I a h c r s'. I»h 1 nlHa ws,. II1 .tThlrr
Itsersi
Tetietior#,
-uq-ni p 111 c n t Tut
Factories, Delcaebe s
u AngnsUl. ; yfIBa, variable feud,
and a most Beltings, l iititm
Stipplies. M rile fnr price#.
V. a liMHlAM,
MfUinjjrt T.
ColuHibhi, S. ('.
rinw
M
;>* i' -
A . T '
r
il
Gteopinion of T>r. Babcock a/ to Gh*^
man’s lack pt reSponsiliiliTT (icMte a
grave doubt and_ | b’td conipcllctf"* , tu
give liim the beiretit df Hie dottiu. -
pistol just above the left eye and s
feared that he received a very danger
otts- wouml.
thr eye and was rt .extraded hy Dr#
Barton and vVannamaker, and tlo-ir
patient seems to be doing well at tliis !
w riting. They are not yet prepared to |
say w liat will be Hie extent of tbe l
injury^
And red wn* In no way connected
witli the difficulty, lie was ata.iding
near the Mouth < arolina Railway track
at a distance of *c>enty-f1ve yards or
more from the place of shooting. Aff
jiartie# concerned luivo been arrested
and rehtased on bond. It is believed
that the unfortunate' difficulty is at a
end. ' r
Mr. Andrea has the #yinpathy of
everyone inasmuch as.he Is an innocent
man and has to suffer most.—News and
Courier. ‘ . _ •
Change of Dale. •
The meeting of the Tear hers’
A ssnei-
af.ion will he held in 4 J 1 ,11 verse College,
Tho hall lodged-helllud { Spartanburg, on ihtrlld^.lil, and’ Itli of
,„.i »... * Angn*t. instead of the time lierctorore?
published. . This change is -made fur
reasons which seem to be imperative.
S LvvnrR,
Chairman of Executive Committee.
M r.T. W. Reed, of M'illiston, gave us
Tuesday a |de;isatTt half limir call.
Bob White, cdtored. bought a nickel’*
wnrfb of morpliiiie, two grain*, ’Tuesday
niglit, and give it all to ids wife who
Itad been sick *evcr:il day#, and to Whom
he wa* devoted. In flyc minute# she
was a cdt |)»e.
A cvelotie near Fair Hlains,Texa#,on
Malnfrlay hurled a train from a nestle
into a rav ine, thirty feet below, killing
and wounding several.
Rambler Bicycles with the G.AJ.
Pneumatic got there M rite for (fat-
ulogucsud term*. Baldwin <t Garvin
For Ice Cream Freezers, hy Fans,
] Water Cooler# and Refrigerator# call at
1 Baldwin Carvin’#. '
Stew' remedy a t rial.
If you feel
weak
all worn out take
BROWN•S IRON BITTERS
Ransom Hav, colored, of Red Oak,'
was arrested on Monday bn a warrant
issued by Trial Justice Laugly charg
ing him w ith erlinimil asH'atilton Friday
upon a little girl of his own raFc. After
a|>rejiminarv hearing on Tuesday lie
w as com mi tted to jail lor trial attbc next
term of the ttencral Session#, There
was strong feeling smongmaoy co^lya
people in favor ol administering Lynch
law.
lias long
Eastern
I WM OrARAXTTCK A CUKK
and invite the most |
(ration aa to our reeponaibll
it# of ourffl'abfuU.
READ OUR
TESTIMONIALS
1 Doable Chloride of Gold Tablets
About Poll Tuxes.
Thb folio a ing decision# rendered by
the Attorney General Iff the matter bf
the poll txx question vvdll be of interest.
(Jot
era! and say#:
It is^ddressed to the Comptroller Ucn-
“Yburs ha# been submitted to me on
the question when doe* a man become
liable te> pay poll tax ? In my opinion
if ire is not twenty-one year# old at the
beginning of the fiscal year, viz.: drift
of November, be will not be JiSftle- to
pay poll tax for the ensuing fiscal year.
Tax returns are made betw een the tir*t
day of January and tha twentieth day
of July. 'If a man can show that he
was not twenty-one year# of age on the
flrst day of November preceding the
The NevV Baptist Church at Appleton 1 return he j* not liable, otherwise lie
* — ^ J .—<“*• *.' will he liable *
I have tiin. honor, etc. ^’V . ^
Your obedient sen/ant,.
Will completely destroy the desire for T08A47C0 In from 3 to# (lava. Perfectly harm -
lee*; cause no sickness, and may bo' gi ven fn n enn of tea or coffee w t thont the know 1-
edgeofthepatlent, who will voloutarily stop smoking or chewing In a few days.
DROItKEliliESS aui I0RPHISE HABIT SSS^’S^SSaT-
th# patient, by the use of onr SPECIAL FORMULA OOLO CURB TABLETS.
Dnrtng treatment patients are ftlloweft the free use of Liquor or Mor
phine until each time a* they shall volnntartly give them np.
We send parficular* and jinuiphlet of teHtimoniala free,ana shall
be Kind to place sufferers from any of these habits in eomntrniea-
tion with peris»nsV( ho have been cured by tlie use of ourT ablxt#.
HILL'S TABLETS are for sale by all rtsaT-cuisa
drupyictsfit f | .OO t'Vr jmckagp.
Il your (iruggist doe# not keep them, enclose ua M| i0<
and we will semi you, hy tAdurii muU, a package of Our
Tablets.
Write Voup name and addrcaa plainly, and state
L whether TuhtcU nro for Tobacco, Alorphmo or
Xd^uor iTatilt.
DO NOT BE DECEIVED Into porvhnsing
any of the various.nostrums 1 hat are being
offered foe ante. Ask for XXZE*E^0
T-A.BX.ETS and tako no other.
Manufactured only by
TesliNDiali
from persons
who have been
cured by thS Use of
Tur. Ohio CrtfcMipAL 0e*>
k* k sm 1 have bf „
mre for tobacco habit, aud found It would
you claim for it. I uaed tea
t yon claim for it. 1 uaed tea cent#
the Htrortgeht chewing tobacco a day.
OHIO CHEKlGAl CO,
61.63 4 (6 OflkrA (Berk.
LIMA, OHIO.
PARTtCULABS
FREE.
•f
to what
worth of t _
and Irom one to flvii! cigars; or~l worild smoke
from ten to tarty plfx-s of totwceo. Have chewed
add smoked for twenty flVe years, and fwo package#
of your Tahiete cuml me *<■ l h*ve nodejirc for It.
B. M. JATLOKD, I-etdle, Mich.
Doan# rF.nxr, N. T,
Thb Ohio (TmMtCAt (To. :-G»rTba»t*)« ^-,So, n e time ago i aent
for at4*) worth of vonr Tahlete forTobhcco Habit. I received
them all right and, at tiunigti l was both a heavy smoker and chewer,
they did UhB work in lesa than throe days. I am cored.
Truly yours, MATHEVV JOHN.SUh.P.O. Box 4#.
PirrancHCH, Pa.
The OHffljCffFwiCAt Co.:MiEKTbKiiE*^-It fflrct me pleasure to speak a
r addicted to the use of
He wash heavy
days he quit drink
A Brief Vacation
go 11ftr ri-e.- T wigg*
been a Ifiiding lawyer of
Georgia. For eiglit Yen'r* be w»*
of tin* 8itpetior 4 ourt. In May istii tie
w a* married to a lending society Winn*
an of Augusta. Five children were
born of tb,e r Jlblott. . In 188;t Mrs,
Twiggs, tumble to live htppily vvitli
him, deserted her husband.
A year or #0 ago Mr*. Goriu lla A-
Harrison, forinerly of ('bHrle*ton, t ame
to Augusta' iimtf employed Judge
T’vvjgg* to get a divorce fnr Iter from
her husband. A' gri’at deal fof sensa-
tloruil evidence developed J11 the ease.
8h,‘ got her divorce,
A few month* ago Judge'Tw iggs left
Augusta for Dakota, a# R was sai(L tff
live ther**, 'Tliere he brought mit~f<>r
divorce frobi ids wife.- 8be vtsiifed
’sejiarattoii a* badly as lie did and made
answer to the «iilt to make the decree
binding. Oniheliitli inst.it wa* tele
graphed from Spoilx Falls, 8. I>. that
the divorep~liad i»een granted, the mi
nor child being given into the custody
of Rs mother,
On the sattic dtty Judge Twiggs vveiit
to tin- Stanton House, (Jltailanooga,
where Mr*. Ilarrisou wa* *toppiiig,
vv itli her five year old son, di’icil vvitli
the charming vvidow> sent tho head
waiter for a minister and they were
married In tho hotel jtarlor. 'The
Judge i# HMrij’. years older than hi#
second wife.
■ V
Tin* director* of tlte tlankof the J,'ar-
oHtui# met at Floreiiee on 'Tuesday.
The branch banks were rejireseutcd by
B. G. (.’ollins, Conw ay, ( a|,t. VV. li.
Kennedy, V\ iUisteu, E. VV. i’ccpiefl,
Varnvlllc, 8. 1*. Brocktngton,'King**-
free. The #u*|*en#ion Was caused liy
■Urn Ullttttioi money# due the bank to
get there In time, and w hich hake since
been received. The directors adopted
this resolution:
• Resolved, That after thorough inves
tigation of the*#flair# bf the Bank of
tlie (.‘arolfn#* by a full board 'of tbe
director#,Jvc Rre of the opinion that it
would tn* to tbe hc«t In.tele*t Of
The beat Gasoline! .stove# and Range#
made, - • . vi
BECAUSE THEY HAVE '
sight Feed, Steel Needle Valve# with
(ierman .silver I’oints.
All part# rust pri*bf. Ca«t Iron
Rurner*. Drum llcaff*. Removmbte
E’loat V:ilv>*. Sparicu* Warming
(Toiiet*. ^Tiin** vvblch eannot be r»-
moved vvit!udjt x A ffrxtclosing nM Burner*.
-Vaj. ^d ivio.orriiow at a irlanch whether
they are ojA i ll > V*r eloseib
Send for juice#.
BilDVIN & GABYIIi,
Blackviile & Bambeiy.
Mice.
Own r. ot- 4 01 vrv J
Baknwki.i.,8. (’. April (th 180.’l.
Hereafter no bill against the Countjf
of any tiatufe will 1>« paitl tinlc#* an or*
der is tii>t obtained from the Clerk of
the-C tMVoV ^ G**m m u* io 1 t^r#.-.
* By order of Boanl,
-• J. FATE, Clerk-.
Soulli lit) 11 ml Hailroad.
In CiToct May 7th, 189^.
Trains run daily by DUtli Meridian bf
Central tinie.
NORTH BOUND. *No.No. 10.
Lv. Savuimali., 1 <1.241». nf.. 4.50 p.h*.
Ar. Fairfax . . I2.4W p. tn. 7.07 |>. in.
Ar. Denmark ... !2.. , 17 p. in. s.frj p. In»
A r. Columbia . 2:411 p m. 9.45 p. tn.
SOUTH BOUND. No. 9. No. 87.
Ly. Columbia .. 5i45 a. m. 12.90 p. m.
Ar. Denmark 7.45*. m, 2.17 p.m.
Ar. Fairfax. 8 :isa. m. J.OT p. in,
Ar. Savauuah 11.00 a. m. 5.10 p. m.
Train# No. 9 and 10 co’iikect with S,
C. R. W. at Denmark, anUiiVR, A A.
al Filirfax. i
For further lufbrmatfon
formation apply to
t m;flemino.
Oehl. Pass. Agt. Savannah, Ga.
(J»F. GRAY,8. P. A.
Wm. BUTLER, .4r.,,«
Tmv. Pass. Agt., Columbia, S. C» *
Road Notice.
-.The County CommUalonor# will con*
sitler at thmr regular ineetlng on Tnes-
day, Otli day of Juiie'fWJ, the petition
of cRixend of thi# County a*klhg the'
establifthment of a public load “run-
ningTrottir Long Branch church -oh- the
Barnwell and VVDffeten road, crossing
Saltkehatehie river between G. W. 1’ea-
coci# and If . B. Mattljy vv s and eonaect-
ing wjth the Itaniwell and Augusta
road at Now Hope M K. Church.
Any and all |M>rson# objecting the
... •- - -** —““ - J9 -‘ aa
woril of priiiae for your Tablets. M v son was ntron
liquor.#nfl tbron«l) a friend, I eras ieti to try your T:iblel«. He wash heavy and
, but after ualpfi your Tableta but three days he qwitdrink!
will be dedicated eftt tlie first duffday in
June. Rev. t Dr, .T- M. Baiie.V, of
Greenville, will preach the dedicatory
sermon. Every body iavited,
lir. W. II. Dntiean ha# fllcd’^th the
Clerk hi# petition for a|>|v>intmctit as
Coauty Dt#|>eti#er at Barnwell. It. i#
signed by a majority ^f tlm ,r
voter# of the hfWBi
heard from.
conatant drieLer,
and will not touch Ihiuor of anv knrd. 1 hove waited
you, in order to know the cure was pcnaxuunL Tours t nil
free hold
No Other t<> wu TP 1
I)*A.T uwnskxd, Attorney (js'iterjtl.
Read G. K. Ryansrewadvertisejnent
today, and notice how rapidly, and over
what a large territory his superior
Inddicino i* selling, a trial of it i# all
That is nettessary. *
linking,
mouth before writing
tnur.
All«. HELEN MORRISON.
CixciirKAtt. Ohio. -
Th* Onto Cbhmical 45o:—GfktikhRII Your Tablet* have perfonneu a miracle in my c:vae.
d haVe ocen mred by tbo use of
W. L. LOThdAY.
1 hoy*' used morphine, bypodvfmicaily, for seven years, ari
two paejiugee of your Tablets, and without any effort on my part.
■Athlrown -*#U Orders to
1
HESPONSIBLF.
AfiEMTS WAWUPi
THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO.
(tn writing ptsww menU^}. thla paper.)
61, 83 and 63 Opora Block. LiflLA, OHIO.
no*# as soim a* po#?7ibly
understanding that no ]\>aiiA be made i
under any elrcuuivtartce*. muil fiirthcr |
order nf the board of dire, tors, and’
that no overdr'aftshc nllowcl. We rind t
tho a**ets of 4tm bank amply sufficient,
to liquidate the entire Indebtedness, if,]
a reasonable length of time lie granted,
which vvjll pro ye nt the necessity <>{
forcing onr oollhterajs and scent it it's:'
on the market In the jircscut rinancial j
stringency. an exact stateffient
of the a*soi« ai^dj llahilitleg of the batik
le* published at once ilL tho jtress and
! sent to corrcspotfdeut bank* .by eiTcu-
tbel^^tebiUhuicht of said public road
It- '
the sixth day of J mi
-w a#i>v ........ , . _
b.ihk and depositors to' r. sumc husb |a)tilioii’ed for w ill preteut their objec
<lbly. with a full ;Tlon* on or bet ore
next.
JJy order of the Board,
M. J. 1’A TE, Clerk.
Registration Notice.
s. * - ' . . \
The oflloo of the S«i|»ervis*>r of Regia-
tratiou will be vq<u al Barnwell on tho
tir-i Monday in amcIi month for the
of such bus!lice* a* U
a'Vl.