The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 22, 1893, Image 2
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ii3 Barnwell People.
Hill ^Mp’h WlMow.
If we And » thuI* •nnke or h niRil dof
nr u b.veuit K'dng nbiMit loo** nlioll we
t \ f ; not kin hlu»l’ I luvc Mve»! In tie
Jifl I IMkllRS Rdltef | PrOP P. »'*«* tb® ooinmoii
4fpU« i. nU pi • * r upprthenelonof n in ; ewfuf grlef*nj I
.i I ' s4\ n<>w tlietifit IumI con*e I wotiltl
tiRHEST COUOTt CinCVUTIW. h«ve joined my ncighboiH «nd bornetl
the »lte w retrj» hc me Ktakc w ith m
Hi nob nereuliY n« l would kill a gorilla.
11 have read tl» ven ortllogg’* pn.c-
e-KfWb
Batik of Barnwell 2
THURSDAY, JUNK iW,
ul i.. '.ye:
15*1)3.
t X - 'M "
The Pre«ldeiit<;n Monday iippointed
OSKW: Perry M»rf»by Aiulunl
l>Utri«*t Atlorney In plat** (»f Ahlal
LaMirop rMigwMl. .l
Bam w ell *«*! ^'onser-.
rktirea are eqiiHUy |>le»'“ , d "Bh >ho
appointment. Ni> higher .mmjdlm^nt
could be paid to Col. Murphy.
Three Mile l/eada.
ht. .IoIiim AlllanVe So. *I1V
St. Jobtia, J‘»n<) linU.ltW*.
Ed<!or t'rvjil'- .*
At a regular ineetl.ig
llanee, thl* «tar, tlte BdUAv ing jirrom-
W* and reaplution* were i>a«aed ; Beal-
lalng the etnharra»*ed condition of the
farming Intfteat of the country and the
Bnamdal alrlngem*y «»f *he ttmea, aHtl
belloTing th« ♦n»l»hy rigid economy
and curtailing ejtpenaea In every 1*0*01-
Idrmrr. eatr+h^ farmLag_ latercttof
ybe cowntry ever aacnre that p««m1-
nemv and romtti*eratl«*n’to which It*
ImpHtance cntitlea jt.
And wherea*,onr chief aonre* of ret
-CWttiT-mn* Hf« »»«*’»»* of meeting our
obligation* are from the pro tit* made
on cotton, ami believing that the price
heratofirro paid for picking cotton
(flfty cent* jier one hundred pound*) la
not jua titled by the prbe real I w '
wilea, >Ye, thepefore, mlopl Mm foil
lug reaolutlotia:
Koaolved, That we con alder forty
cent* |*er hundred (lnl*oror* to fioard
tl»en»*«lee*> a aoWeient re.munen*l|<tn,
and we will no* fmy «nrr tbal alijmint.
Wr a«k all farmer* hr the enumy to
"en-<»perate with «r*; and we would urge
all Sub-Alliance* that they dl*cn*«
thl* matter In tbefr ii*ec1lng« ami
consider lb** *ame.
If* aliei a-h thatch* t.onnty AIH
ance take U Into Um* nM*cUng and eon-
alder It. w,, .. ,
We a*k » ft*II allemlance of onr mem-
her* at our next n-gular meeting,
which embrace* Saturday Itelore the
acoond Siv»d«> b» J uly ai U a. m.
t onm one, come all; we want your
•.pin.on on thl* aiihject, brethren.
J. if. kavaHK, Sa.,
S«'«rctaiy.
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The following rule* wore laaned
W ednceday hy the State Bonrdof Con-
t rwl w ilh rcfero.ice to the iran*|M*rtation
•f liquor* In tbit State.
♦iovernor Tillman aald thoac who
were re/»(e*n»IMe for the proaecntlona
lor vlolnlian of the rule* will u*e (heir
dlacretUav In all ca*e*coming up. The
Board will nee M* heat eBoft* to aee
that tin* p*.*plr of the State get n**
'lltinor* except lla»« w ith tlie pulmetto
brand o i B,
Follow lug are the tratuporlatlon
* it lea.
Unit* 1. No liquor* of tlaa alHwe do
acrkptlon can Ik* legally brought Into
the Stale hy a public carrier, mile**
a.tipped tnl>, II Traxler, Wtaretlnm-
‘ni>**.<nver, t'-olumblarS C', f and hearing
hi* certificate, a copy of w hich U hereto
»pl*cndc(t. » *
' 4 *ThU certltlcate *Imw* that thl*
package of ha* been prrrrWed for
account of the^tateof Somh ( arolina.
mider the Act of Decembwr 21, IS1*2, fo-
dUtrlbutlonby theft teComial*.'trier.
|». II.Tkaxi.kk,
k> CoinmU*loner."
Provided, that liquor in tran«it may
I*n*m through the butc w ithout inter-
lira non.— 1—! =_
Kule 2. Manufai turera may legally
eb*p > |>cr90u» oiMolde vhn State when
package bem-a certltlcate hereby ap-
pendrd:
“Thl* cerllllcate rhow* that thl*
yaickagc ha* been *old lieyond the limit*
of the State hy manufacturer and I* per
mitted to he transported by ..any public
enrrler inacconlance with the provis
ion* of Act of December 24, IMt’.', to pro
hibit the manufacture and*»leof liiP»x-'*
hating liquor* within the State, except
m herein permitted.
“D. II. Ta.»wi.aR,
<Jomiiiis*iouer.” '
Rule 3. Package* ahlcpetf from
f’olumhia to point* within th« Stale’
w in bear the Bamccett'illcatea a* under
Kule I.
Jtule +. County dUpenaer* cannot
*hip'auy liquor* at all anywhere.
They can only *cM to p»rt ie* who make
fhelr r«|ue*» In person nr who biing
w ritten order*, and *ucli package* of
Hquor* Waring the Stare label can lie
transported only hy poMIc earner* a*
p< i* na'ba’jjfigcof the party having
h in charge. 4
Kule 5. Liquor* purchased beyoud
the limit* of the State umy be hroiigju.
Into tlie State and tranaported by pub
lic canter* a* personal baggage in
charge of the paa-euger who own* the
aarne provided that it be not In *ucjr
quantity a* to Indicate that it i* tbr*u t le.
Personal baggage a* n*ed above mean*
such package* a* are carried hy hand
into the car*.
Rule i>. S iould any |*er*on insist, on
whipping liquor, a* *uch, int** the state
without the certificate -provided^ im
KiUwl*. or wny person other than tlie
State Comnilmtionid* the public carrier
will not be belli responsible, provided,
that information is- bulged promptly
with theUovernoi< Rw'Vv.such shipment
and ita destination. v
Rule J Public liarrier* will “not l>e
held responsible for transporting
liquor* Htnuggled Into 'the State a*
other merchandise unle** there is reason
to believe that there I*collusion between
them and the *hlp|*er*. They are re
spectfully asked to co-operate with. u*
and report Ntispicloii* padkage*. 3*;
B. K. Tfli.LJiA.N/Oovernor,^
W.H. Kllkkkk, (Jompt. lieh.
St. A. Towxsuin, A tty. Gen.,
Scaoe Boaid of Control.
The Wllliston Dramatic Troupe will
ilay “Ten Night* in a Baa ftrsmi” at
Blackville, ioiuorrory^FriJav evening,
2’2d itiat. Next week at BanrwaU.
An earthquake «li(ek was sensibly
felt at 20 minute* alter li Tue.*day
tilght. It was accompanied by the
soaring so familiar a lew year* ago.
House* rattled considerably, but no
particular harm was done.
Cropa throughout the county have
been arriotiidy damaged by the rain*.
Grass la more nlentirui than U has been
at any Bute this year.
\ieregrum from New York statia
that the Arat car of watr rinuloi a
Miipiwd to that market hy K. T. Paine
A Son «i Jacksuitviile sold tor %ii»o,-4u.
Th* price being obtained nt present
for hi* oodoti* avcragtm> 4o c iil*.
'M - t
’ tamartcn nnd Oovernor Kvrt henV. ami
tncedlu*rial* in some of our papers, and
have wondered what, wn* the matter
with hie. Why can’t I feci that these
lynrbjng« ami burning* are horrihU
and tmrhu*’oti*f llnyhe 1 am like the
poor fellow at camp iiieeting* w ho *h
iic wowid-Wiwto J ——
couldn’t feel that he was » sinner, I
can’t feel that wav. if I had been nt
l>rt* where I could notice the aw ful
brutality of tint |mor little innobent
child, I should have joined the mob.
Ye*,J wuld have seen the brute torn
limb from limb and hi* tlesh eaten h>
the dog*. 1 felt just that way when
the negro cut the school girl’s throat at
Madison, in my own Mate, and threw
her mangled body in the ditch. Mich a
negro or Midi a w htte nmn, Is no tnorep*
me than a w lid baa-t that ha* no soul,
You may call it revenge or barbarity if
vou please, but to my mlud H I* an cv-
bbuHat of the purest iove ul Bopelesa
inmaiciicc and tlie dee|>e*t sympathy
for »4h> sufferers, ———
1 w ant tip man to argue thl* matter
ti lth me. j would not loleiate di*cns-
slnn over rt wtt>m-Bortheru man w ho
has.had no ea|a>riencc, nor willta
Southern one who has never fell the
apprehension. Let the officers of the
law do sw try to ibi their sworn dnty,
btrt where the ease l» clear and the
y i , ih>I tw aillve or the crime confesaed U
mitkesim il tlerence w ith Hu whether
they ,hoot him or lun n hltil. If the
burning n ill tietler serve the |iurpi)».e
of intlmidalbui and prevention of sldi-
llai crimes by other brutoa then let
them burn, in the olden times they
stoned w ith stone* according to >*rri|»-
ture, and there w as virtue in the rem
edy. But the modern philanthropist
cries educate them just a* If there w a*
reform In education w ithout moral and
religious training to go along with it
side by side. Here are iesa than 200-
w bite convict* in our |>enltenttiiry and
over ‘JJKHI negroes. Most of these
■H’gnies. never knew ani thing of *lav-
er> , for they are under fb year* of age
and a large majority have had some
schooling, but. Urey grow worse iusteait
of byttcr.
Before »W* war there wji* not one out
rage to where there are fifty now, * and
yctour Northern friend* say it Is from
ignorance of the Nw of from lack of etl-
tmatlou. It is nel.her. It it because t.f
tiudr race trait* for indolence and
Stealing and the gratification of their
pa**inn and apjietlte*. . Before,the w ar
these trail, - were fettered by wag, but
now they feel no restraint.
'~Throld-fln*o negroes are WlIU good
cltiaen*, made so hy early training, but
tl*e avwrege negro of p)-d*y ha* (alien
back instead of advancing. The lieath-
eh Culni'e is aL'Itristian compared with
him. How far or how long this Incar-
ewallonof negro convict* shall goon I
know nof, but I do know that the meth
od* of modern civilisation in the Mouth
will have to be changed. There is too
much llbertyTn tii*j>outh of the negro
and of the w hite n«'e too. Parent and
teachers are not r^q>ected and rever
enced hy the children a* they used to be.
The negro used to feat the lash and It
witi** whobaoHie and salutary fear.
Now it i* the calaboose, the jail or the
chain gang which they do not fear. 1
verily be Here that n good whipping will
do a yoiYng negro more good ami. 1**t
longer Iliad t*i»‘ ys.sr. In the chain
gang. Tnere weuld mH be ftOO.negroe*
inour convict cawsj-w !o-«Uv if all the.
misdemeanor, had he« » punist:«d at the
whipping post, hut modern philan
thropy wMiidcry out. Ok. tertiblf,
lion Bile. The very iiyau who |iertnlts
tin* |MH>r andtlie wre roed to starve or
to freeze in the niiAcrati.e g.i r.-is and
b>ft* ol the tenement hoi at* would be
the first pi cry out against us.
The very men who ship rum to
Afilca every day to bo bartered in the
*la\e trade would raise ftteir a.nutimo-
utoiis eye* to Heaven and ask the
friend* yf die poor ilowit trotlden negro
of t,he South to rally for h * protection.
How long will these Calalincs abuse
our patience. IVhen I ruminate upon,
upon these tiling* if make* me tired,
very tired, and keeps me from t>elng
calm and serene. It makes both sides
of my head ache, and I have to take a
double dose of mv medicine. But I am
getting better now ami can stoop down
ami help the little orphan pick straw
berries every morning. We have a
great time together, but I am like a hen
w ith one chicken. The children used
to follow me about, but now 1 follow
the cMcHmw.
Wc go to j re on the longest day of
the year. , -
The “dry sfell” will begin tomorrow
25 _ r 2L s fbt‘*ve**‘ pMtfisely at mkBrtght.
Onr good brother Rowell Of the Den-
•aark Times gave us a pleasant call ou
lie 14th lust.
Editor T. I.. Wiggins of the Bam
AhLlUl JiLKUlU ..ftD....y?*t*t’da
week.
Mr. W. MxAittftan’s many Barnw« 11
I’riends were glad b) have him over wrlili
them on Friday and .Saturday.
Mr. F.C. I -ow man and M is* Natalie
yrtdf rflifc'Witt’fr* married at dbmmsrk
today.
The Juries for the July Term of the
Court of General Sessions w III lie drawn
today. • ““*•
B'e acknow ledge an InvlUtlon Jo the
Commencement exercises of the South
Carolina College.
Mr. H. M Myers returned from
Columbia on Saturday, kokiug to be n
excellent health.
Parties holding county ylaims can
dispose of them tiv applying to
P. M. BUCK INC HAM.
Col. CitrdWell of the K and I» Rail
road say a that 10,773 acres are planted
ul melons for shipment in this .state.
At the comfiteifttement of Greenville
Female ( otle^e last week the degree of
Bachelor of Arts was conferred on UTs*
Lizzie Black of Bamberg.
At Colleton Court three men were
ionvicteti of murder, eight of larceny,
one of asskult and battery of a high ai d
aggravated nature ami one of assai It
nd hattery wtih iutmit Pi kill.
Company,
' Pvlrult, JUth.
'Sold In Barnwell and elaewhere hy
all respiipsihlo drnggfst*.
Barnwell, S. C^’June iBth
A meeting of the County Board of
Cohyol will tie held on Monday, July
3rd, 1883,at Which time ac’ioo will b«
taken on appliCttionR fhr Dlspensarie#
and Dispenabra. l
AppHciitlons mhst He Hied with tM*
clerk of tlie BoaHl of Control tFn day*
hefore the meeting oL July 3d, also with
Clerk of CLitqlT* 1 ,
The attention ol applicant* i* dlrect-
ed to section* 7 and 8 of the |ii*pen»arv
law’ and a strict coiuuliance tWerewlth
compliance tnerewlt
rcqiilPfd. - - -*•——
lly order of the Board)
M. J. PATH,' Clerk.
IXTHROP STATE IWRUAIi 10L-
ha* moved np from hU temporary
summer retreat, and is now fully ready
tor the iwll tradei
He give* bis best fhkpkfl w bM fnan;
friends for t^ieif /mod patrhifaik> In' th
past and fof the ffee sndfnfr llyiflpatb’
of their word* for the lo£S id his olu
atand and stock ffv Art.
ttlth g ffetfh an'd complete
LKGK, COLUMBIA, 8. V.
A large tract of land, mot less thap
l.nno acres clay subsoil, well improved
will pay cadi.
Address M. Care Barnw elj,’ Pkoi’I.k
w ith stampa for reply, (Jive tomplete I given two sohohirshlps—one worth 1150
price. -» M session and one of free tuition. First
Open to white girls over 17.- Session
begins September 27. Graduate* *«*
cure good positions. Each** county
descrlptioh of bfhd itntl lowest price
M.
one case was continued.
Tfirry
f
25
Williston Property*
All cliims and mortgages held on
niy house and jot in Wllliston, by Dr.
\V. AV. S’mitli liavft lieen settled and I
am prepared to give, some one a bargain
iu this desirable location)
Write me Atlanta. Gn., Iff Stonewall
St. CHARLIE D. Tifcf.ilAN.
inav2'»-3inos. „
in Barnwell
examination
scholarship not vacant
[Cotinty. . Com|>etltive
July 7th at Court House of sach county.
Address D. B. JOHNSON, President,
Columbia, S. C.
juneS-lmo *&
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84 40
The thirty-first annual pic nlc at
Goose Pond I’ark is being enjoyed to
day. It will he followed by a grand
ball at Weatbersbce’s Hall, Wllliston,
thisevening. Thankvfor an invitation.
The, colored Teacher’s Institute vvill
b t hejif at Barn well.Iruqi August llth
u> 18th by Principal J. E. Wallace «>t
t'te Howard Achool and hi* wile and
sister.
Col. Robert Aldrich returned from
his trip to the Pacific on Saturday.
Judging from htslnok* and spirits he
W »* far more fortunate than Ponce De
I,eon in hi* quest for the fountain of
youth.
Prof. Bander left Tuesday morning
for his home at Brentsville, Va., Pe
ha* doffe admirable work in Barnwell
And it I* strongly hoped that he w ill
return Iff the fail.
G M KvitT* of .Havannah planted CO
acre* In Irish potatoes t)il« year. He
gathered and shipiwd Nor tin 4,1.'si
oarreD, w hich averaged $'2 |>er harnjjgj
After deducting all expenses he liadT 1 '
cool #54)00 left.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion A Debility*
The Bamberg Base Ball Cub came
In ou the 14th and'wiped up the whole
aw * a*F Is awltlw # lisa - Iwxi* J - tsx # l|s.
vruu .ye ivii vllv> gxiBr li it i tyt» v trxr t *1“
nCpre of 13 to o. 'I’he Baniherg team i*
one bf the best amateur nflics in the
State, pel haps the tip top. The Barn-
rwell nine had never played togttlier
before and take their defeat cal inly.
Capt. Blassiugame, Chief of the Spn”-
tanhurg Police, |,aid tni* high compli-
nl last week to the 250 student* nt-
teiuMug Wofford College and Fitting
School. ♦
“These stud.nts never gave tlie fm-
iice anytrouhle. if three 1* a diet ml
ance (Tnywrlr-re we always feel sure that
the College lun * arc not iu it.”
Meloi) pusitiess.
At the solicitation* Of my friend* I
wfll he Tn Baltimore, Md., for the pur-
(Miaiv ot liithdling melon* for them and
Tny bff'fl f nip, and respectftiHyHHdhiiF
any shipment on consignment from
other parties. Information a* to prices
irau he obtained from agent* at Elko,
Wimston, Black ville and Denmark.
All consignment* to me will receive
prompt attention, return sales by w ire
when requested.
Y*rv fespectfnllv,
tf B. STKINGFELLOW.
To all parties having Slewing Ma
chines and desiring to have them ptu
In good running order, the undersigned
I* prenaretH© do tS* wofS. Sa
tion given on all work.
I will attend calls through the coun
| try, 'Charge* reasoffable, according to
distance. In drlting please state
to w 11 ship s hcT tbc* 11 ty.
——b w. m.ANTay,. -.
3mos Williston, 8. C.
The Teicli fra fastrtbifr
The Barnwell County fn*tftirtp' > for
white tearliers met at Bamberg on
Monday. There are three times as
many teachers present as at any prev
ious , westing. The good people of
Bamberg are entertaining the teacher*
with' warm hearts and their usual
generous hospitality.
Prof. F. N. K. Bailey d* president
of the Institute. He is assisted by
some of the best teachers in the State.
^O^lr.g inn nsUsconnect of” trains
at Augusta Mr. Botffewell Graham
failed re reach tl%|nbrrg iu time to
deliver the public address of Monday
night, but Messrs Cunningham, Hart-,
zog. Lanier, l.allirt**, Sheredan and
Bailey entertained the audience with
excellent address.
The I multure promises to be one of
the best ev*»hehl in this |>art of the
State. Tht program is being carried
out as published : citizen* ami teacher*
a c greatly Interested and a pleasant
and |irotiU'hle work iy anticipated.
Full account next week.
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K T Delk ....
W II Kennedy & Son.
Walker Evans A Cog*well
G E Kcarse..... . . .
Dr A L Izlar
J W Jenny AC o a . .. 11
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S3 75
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Mr. AV. C. Kirkland of Buford’s
Itridge was graduated frt nt Wofford
College last week. “The Creative
Pow er” was the subject of hi* address.
He was in tow n bu Monday and Tue*
day and comforted u* w ith a call.
The Countv Board of Control met on
I Jje e ,1 s»\ u n
Citizens Savings Bank
Mr and Mra. J. D. Lee h*v(f comple
ted their trip to Asheville and Hender
sonville, and have gone toTybce,
Columbia, S. C., J line 15;—The state’s
liquor machinery wa* put In o(>eraiii)n
tn-dsy, and the work of bottling bour
bon began at the dispensary. Three
imuieusc tanks had each been tilled
w ith nearly 5,000 gallons of rye. The
iMitUex were illlrd hy meYm* of two
fillingtnachine* which shutoff the sap-
plr sutoniaft'ekllv a* soon as'the hot tles
are tilled. The ixitties were placed In
crates and rolled to the stopper machine
w here the cork* were pw« ia. After
this the bottle* *crt handed •» women,
who scaled and labeled, them. (Ally
quart bottles of bourbon were lifted
to-day. The capacity for quarts is
aliout 4,000 bottles. Sonic of the bortlea
were taken to leadirig barkeepers to day
and they pronounce the liquor as of
good quality, but w itb no age on U.
Ten women a’e at present employed,
but If hnsiness liooms like the governor
expect* U to there will be three or four
times UUa mrmber.
The people of Enorcc Church
pleased on last third Sunday to
tlKir pastor’s wife.' Mrs. Blsi
were
meet
pastor * wife,* Mrs. BTsnton. It
wa* he? first time to visit thl* churchy
and she made many w irni friends, and
t!T*v all "Want Her re corue again.
—Prey* and Hcjhii .*r.
Walker Evans A Cogswell
J W Jenny 4 Co. ..
J K Cochran. .
J A Chaasereau .
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84 55
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W J Martin
W H Nix.,T’
J Ritter A Sop.'.. .e:
DpW C Smith
¥ W Weathersbee
R II AValker 77..
W O Simms:
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11 fihrhardt..
J (!SMpes .|
II K Anderson 2
li F Weathersbee.. 0
A F Free 8
W G Simms 12 80
M F Weathersbee.. lo
R F Phillip* : . .. 35
11 K Cordray. 15
D W Barton 10
F Smnak 0100
WPsanak 50 37
Alfred Owens 24
J T Cater v 24
. FM Young ' 4
Jasper Tarn ’*.•• 4 55
1) Saina..-..-. 10
COUriATED OM THIRD TAOR.
-Ta~
Judge J.B. Kershaw baa resumed
the practioe of the law at Camden as
Associate CoonselcReferee and for gen
eral professional work.
The prospeets of the Geergla melon
crop along the Central Road are re
ported to he the mo*t gloomy ever
known. Hardly on*, third of-the-aver
age jkiJ U expected.
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BY VlHlU'fcfff sundry tax execu
tion* to me direefefi I will sell at Barn-
welt, tn front nf lfie Court Hou«e, oh
Monday, the third day of July 18!)3. it
being Dulesilsv In said mouth, wjthiii
he legal hours of sale, the following
described real estate, tOsatlsfv said exe-
utlon*. ' X
KR’HI.ASb TOWXSIlir.
ID acFes, property of Jim Scott.
HTCAMOKF. TOWXSIlir.
200 acres, property of John Connel'y.
WII.I.ISTOX.TOWXSHir.
KW acres. 5 building*, property of J.
. Matthew*.
Lot. 1 building, property of A. M.
Weathersbee, for IXPO-PI. *
1 Lot, 1 building, property of Mi*.
Mary Lee, Trustee.
12 acres property estate of W
Browne.
1 Lot, 115 acres and 4 building*, tb
property of Mr* M. Browne.
Term* Cash. Purchaser to pay
pa tiers,
J. W LANCASTER, S. B.( .
Sheriff*otllce, 13th June 18!i3.
Forjce Cream Freezers, Fly Fans,
Water Cooler* and Refrigerator* call at
Baldwin A GarvinV.
Rambler Bicycles with the G. <S J
Pneiinififc get-itheaa—JVi-it* f° r Uat
nlogui and term*. Baldwin A Garvin
Bh’ycles sold on easy terms by
Baldwin & Garvin.
If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
TO RENT.
Tlie James (V Brown House, near the
Depot, and Graded School, the most
healthful and desirable residence li
Barnwell. Good ■ water,~ delightful
shades, best neighbors.
CllAS. PKOHMAXN.
Barnwell, S. ('.
— DEALER IN—
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< holcest Farter Groceries. Confection
ery, Cigars, Tobacco, Crockery and
Tin Ware, and other useful and enjoy
able goods too numerous to mention, at
Lowest Posslb e Prices.
Doing my own work I have nd ex pen
slve clerk iiiretopay. SelRng-strintl\
for cash l .makc no bad debt*. The
advantages help me to undersoil all
competition.
I ask only a trial. Give me a chance
and I will please and profit*you. All
customers treated with squareness and
courtesy.
E. W. H0LMAR,
WALKER’S OLD STAND,
l " ' <k.
l{yai) puildiqg,
Barnwell, 8. C.
Silmmons to Absent Defendants.
Rtutf of fy»ilh Carolina
bti'rav'U Co a sly.
Court of Com
mon tlttti.
N,
Tax Execution Sales.
oifiCE More*
WILLIAM MoKAB
new gclorf/i fiilted to tlie- needs th#
people of this ^ectlon he cordially askl
cofitlniahci
sec
fv e
South Side Store,
and confidently expects
of past pttfbfr$gfe at tffft
DICKS BRICK BUILDING;
South West Cornsr of the Public
Square
Hard times hsve come upon th# coun
try and as a nece<*ary conrfdquence
high prices hste been driven ciway. I
•hall do my best to keep np the quaran
tine again-t their return.
While I cannot, as a canuidiff# for
hitaiffees) promise to make every maff,-
woman and child wlto may f«t6r mj
with cusrtmi happy, handsome, healthy
mtaelf to deal with perfect fairness.
w ill be content w ith quick sales ami
small profits and shall sell goods off
their merits# (
1 rUl give th# heat
and
Y
-gLULm ##r*i irrwe* for C'ottoff ,
ntrv prodtu-e tnkt jfffaight bus-’ ^ i . r |
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for
The American Freehold .Land Mort-
{ age Company of London, Llirflfted,
’laintiff. ,
against r
Henry Turner and L. A. Ashley, De-
Tendlnts.
MI’MMOXS. FOR RKI.IKF.
(Complaint Served.)
THEDEFEN DANXSj^
YOU ARE HEREBY. SUMMONED
and required to answer the complaint
In thi* action, of w hich a copy 1* Wow-
on file in the ollicwof (he Clerk of she
Court of Common Plea* for Barnwell
County, and to serve a copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the
*ub«oril>er* at their office, Law Range,
Columbia, S. C., within twenty days
after the service hereof, exclusive of
the day of such service,'affd if ybu fail
to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this ac
tion wFR sfiftyjn the Court for the re
lief demanded fn the complaint.
1 rated May 2.\1 A. D., 18113. 7
JOHN T. SLOAN, Jr.,
'• ALLEN j. green,
Plaintiff’* Attorneys.
' (Seai.; W. GILMORE SIMMS,
Yu C. C. P.
To the Defendants, Henry Turner
and b. A. V-dilev : You vfMf Uke uotiev
that the colAfdsint In tlds action w ji*
filed in tlie office if thfe C+eTk of Court
for Bafnweir County in Hie State of
South Carolina, on tlie 1st day of March
is*.>3. —
- JTWIMT.SLO AN.Jr^
AI.LEN .t, GREEN,
PlattlVifl’k AttoS-nev*.
Mn v 23d 181)3.
I ness can Tit
Asking my friends pafflcularly and
tire publVq generally to call-upou me iff
my new quarter* before buying or a#l-
ling
Walt With a Welcome.
WILUAM McNA B.
BAftNWELL, B. C
A Perfect Success* Ik*- hsilt of Sfifc BobiK.
We have control forth is counTX
“therdhly siiccesirul Ga*oline Sell Heat
ing Flat Iron In the vorld.
A* a blessing to house kee|wrs the
Knglish.Lnliguage is too |ioor to do It
justice.
Iti* safe, light,.clean, easily handled
fhiirsday anil organtxed by th# election utid sare* a world of^ work to lrnu«e
of Dr. J.C. Miller as chairman. As
will l>e seen by advcrti*enient the next
meeting w ilt tic held on Sale-day in
Inly to consider application*. The
first part of next month w ill be decided
ly dry.
keepers, j It get* ready for work in
five minutes and never tire* until it*
task i* done. It costs, a quart *r of a
cent for two hour* of ironing and does
away w ith smoke, soot,ashes, hot rooms
and wood or stovrtlre*.
Every man who regard* the comfort
of w ife or daughter sliould get one.
Every.woman w ho w ishes to preserve
her health and happiness should have
one. With it ironing is a breakfast
*|Kdl and she is superior to tmrertain
-ervant*. Call -and see it. work or
wuite for fuller information to
Molair & CcJiff,
Bamvell,. S C.
The Favored Few
"BANK OF BARNWELL Is
prepared to receive siiho fljnion* to the
Stati* of South Carolina N6N-TAXA-
BLK 4'j per cent BONDS.
‘ Fund* invesud In the«e Bond* hHng
Ity Act oftlie I.egislaMire FREE from
ail State. County and Mmil«di<al taNes,
'make' them es|>ecial y uesliatde as' an
ihve*tment.
Further information cheerfully given
iiiwm lliqilirr at. our Banking House.
V. C. BUTLKR, Cashier.
aprllO-Dmos.
THE HEWS.
NEWS and GOOD NEW S toft for ev-
eryltody who wants the newest nicesf
good* Rt iHr. vefy ioWeff fMfffjf hard paff
prices ever atf#Mpfeif iff AM Bffrnwell
Jlist ^ecAlVhfi
FIRST SPRING DAY GOODS,
^ilicoe*. Dress Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Tin and Wooden war? and,
in short, ali goods that srhslhle peopl#
need at this time of the year, sTI chesF
for cash or country pnaluce.
Mr. Ben Davies, In charge, will Ire
glad to see and serve hi* former curs
tomers and the general public.
CHARLES FECllMifNN* .
H. F. WIST, A. BUI ST, Jr.
i F. Mist t rro.
— a
BLACKY ILLE, S. C.
—F>#*■>!*» in—
md CXSKETS
ALA- STYLES, gUAhmES’,
SIZES
CVdVt'.v promptly »nrf^w4i'petlJ'
tion In price* defied/
inarch!)-fy < •
:L w, w*
FuNgRAL Director,
KlTckThcfTpetred pot itTca-ptmns and tk.
ihqjtjtttde must w ait and watch to gath-
«r such share* a* the tax laws and the
Wholesome administration of affairs iu
State and County may allow them'. But
to tlie defeated candidate and the uu-
aihbitlou* citizen Relief i* nearer, surer
and a plenty for everybody, and the
way to get there Ms so plain and ea*y
that no one need go astray.
iM. G. W. Walker,
MAIN STREET,
BARNWELL 8-C--
ha* Wept busy during the dull summer,
-months in wtudylng the markets and
Sale Under Mortgage.
SotTii CaROMXjt, Bakxwkm. Cocktt,
Under a power of sale contained and
given In a oertal’i’deed ol bargain and
sale commonly called a Mortgage, exe-1
ettted and dclivereiTby David E. John-
son to the Citizens Savings Batik of
B:v*nwell on the 2!>lh day . of October
181)2, ami recorded in Btsok 6 F. page
220 in the office of tlie Register of
Mesne Conveyar.ces for Barnwell Coun
ty, we w ill sell at Barnwell, in front of
tlie Court House, on Monday, the third
day of July next, It being salesday In
said month, withirftlie legal hoprs of
sale, th? following described rtalproj*-
ertv : ■ ‘
All tlisf piece and parcel of land
lying and being in tlie town of Barn
well, County andState aforesaid, cort-
taining one acre more or less, and
bounded a* follows: On the North by
the Orangeburg road or Ma i n Street,
on the-South by lands of said Sarah D.
Johnson, East by lands of said Jennie
Brown. . - •
* . ALSO ; 1 •
All that tot of land containing one
acretnoreor le**, with htiildlngs tLerc-
ou and botinded'oti North by landa of
Sarah D. Johnson, on the. Ea«t and
South hy land* of Jennie Brown, bn the
West by Brown’s Avenue, separating
from Carolina Midland Railroad.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for
P. S. Don’t ask for credit. I can’t
afford to give it and don’t like to pain
your feelings by refusing H.
, Protect Your Property.
The Farmers Mutual Fire Asso
ciation of Barnwell County will be
organized at live Coin t’ House on Sales
day in j uly at No'biu A. large atten
dance ia requested as jtplteies will he
DaiieiK and olhcer* elected. Every
farmer ought to. insure his property in
the Mutual. Fire may ruin you, while
a jmlicy might save you. For tqll li>
foi tuktioti call on or w’rite to. /
W. II. DUNCAN,
/” J. M. EASTER LUNG,
Local .Vgertt-r,.
Laruntell, S.C.
MilNiftikffiHaiiataaaUsi
(2w L
*’niwi ini
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collecting hargititis from all the IcHdlng
cities and iiiauufactories until lie ha*
packeykevery shtelf ami filleil every nook
and c<truer w ith a stock of General Mer
chandise that, i* perfect iu completeness
and beyoud all competition in cheap
ness.
Town people say^T overstocked,
but 1 know better It might be so if I
wefft to depend entirely on Barnwell
trade, but when my country friends
and the general public find out bow
large my stock and how low my prices
they will share in the benefits offered
by my erperlcffce and energy in serving
their want*. Cheap and godd good*
make up for the low price of cottoii. So
I invite everybody froth everywhere to
come to see my good* and find put my
prices. I don’t undertake to catalogue
them for the list would be too long for
publication. I can suit all buyers in-
all lines,and all that I ask is a fair
chance to prove my words good.
Come to Headquarters early and of'
ten,, singly and iu scores and you wiH
be welcome. ^
X. G. W. WALKER.
r.l
Surveyor and Civil Engineer,
Special attention etven to the computation
of water-powers, levelina and dralnatie.
A postal card aodrewwrt to me at Martins,
•g. c. wtr re# tdve pronqH attentlen
octi.uom •
h
pamrs
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,
Mortgagee.
ArT. WOODWARD,
Attorney. ’ ,
Moqeg
YOU
—AND—
Your Family.
,A w ise matt will provide for his fam
ily and old age. The best way to dtv
this is to get an Endowment and annu
ity policy In the Strongest Company ift
the United States, the I’hrenlx of Hart
ford. You will be able to lay down
and sleep, know lug your family is M>~j
tided lor in case you sliould die.
Don’t delay, to-dey is the tiww*
J. M. ir.DfR,
AgCSL
W’Mlstort s. c.
'nic rho'tiix glVff^ the best policy of
any old line company.
M
Registration Notice.
The office of the Supervisor of Regis
tration will be open at Barnwell on the
first Monday In each' month for the
transaction of subb business as Is au
thorized by hrw.
HAVNK F. RICE,
t( S’JyervUhr.
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6
liqderlak^r,
practical Emba/mer.
7 BARNWELL. S. C.-
Keeps constantly on hand full 1 Hecks'
of Coffins andCaidrekvof aftgrttfibs and*
qualities. - * *
Competition In pricer metfattd dis='
tanced in every htrtsrnee.
No charge for attenttoit to libdiM IfiV
tended for early burial'.*
Day call* at Was. MVN>bVStdre.
Nigbtcallsat KFs'ffemy. 1
Satisfactlonguiitameed.-
Call on the IdHhWtn* gentleman wMd’
are mv i^uthortheffagenir. All orders’
entrusted tb them will receive prompt
ihtrcafWtil arsymhm. * —-
JNd! B. ARMSTRONG, Appleton/
C.
G. Iti titlACK.-MlHe^ A. C. .
COCllR’V^ GRiTG>I^/ bobbin*-
E. IT. BliCk^OUAM, 1 iJnfeton, S/
martl^lV ~ .
FEOfft; ftres-wm' -
LASSES’, COFFEE,
S^UFF, MEAT, LYE,--
_ LAfit) Et&
40*)A* DOWN.
V. B. Cutler, 1 G#
G. DUNCAN BEI^l*rh>*R,
SdLitiTb* a.vcCrecrtT.
George <5*. Tubffp'soJf/ Ctfas. Ji Hat.*
Belter, ThoinpsoMud Hay,
ATTORNEYS at law,
Office, Ryan Buildlngi Barnwell, S. C«'
PraCti'ie iti the Counties, of Aiken,
HaniWMll, Uamptoii.AolliKou atlABeaffi*
(ert.
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