The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 28, 1893, Image 3

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KAfESOF StBStRIPTION. In AdvHHce, per Annum .RO On Time.........'..'7?;.. ftW THURSDAY, SKBl’EMUER 23, 18^3, jk the »i«xtr«*ru^arcoi ilwiuony Lodge N<». AT Twill be lirMat llu-in:> /\r\ pie in Barnwell up the iiextregularcommunicatli nof I7A.-.F..M.V iiiew Masnr.loTem ii|K)n 14ih day ot October, 18^3, the same being the 2nd Sat urday iu-said month, beginning at “High twelve. V By order of VV.\ M.\ J. A. .Ihxkixi*. Secretarr. HIghcTtofaffin I^a^nTrTJTo^r^^Ha^stTtrSrtjov^^tJpbTT" !UiU:k ylllc, SeJUb____ ABSOU/TELY PURE The regular meeting of Bbrnwell , . . ~I/Hlge No. IB, Knigiita ntMttliins. ■ ji c *V U!i latt week, w ill be lit Id at their Hull on Friday ; night at So’clock, a full attendance^ Is requested. t By order of F. C. BL TLF.B, C. C. J. B. MDoBF, / < . K. 11. 8. X ■■ •. , . The Iteunia k I'hnca did not come to D«Ton Rant He? Public ollleers, lawyers, and all other persons desirin)? the services of a spe cial Stenographer to take evidence, re port apdeches, or any other work re quiring the services of a Stenographer and Type Writer.wiH be served at rea sonable rates, and on short notice by applying to tiie undersigned at Biack- Tllle, S. U. H. D. IZI^AR. \ IMPORTANT NOTICE The lirst cold wave of the fall came Tuesday tiiglit. Allen .1. G reen Esq. of Columbia, was to town yeaterday on piol'esswnal business. -BY— E. Y. MURPHEY X Co. \Te want to tell all onr friends and customers that we have not nor never Will move from our old stand at the rail road corner, as some think. Our - #wn has boeu at this old laml niark fot i has been blessed 4b years, and is known as the oldest aod-j * “ mostsucccssful Grocery House In Ait- gustaV and is acknowledged headquar ters for the best groceries and cheapest prices. Our two well known South Carolina salesmen Mr. S. \V. Trotti, Jr,, of Barnwell and Mr. W.^’. Samples of Edgsfleld, who have been with us a long time, together with the firm bid you welcome and say that to save mon- •v vou must get our prices before you buy. V*hen in Augusta make our house your home, have all yolir liun- ijles sent to E. T. MURI’IIEA S at the •’Old Comer,” and we will help you on all trains amf electric cars. Railroad time tables Kept for custom ers. E. r. MURPHEY A Co. WANTS. suffering from new adveilismeot Wanted—Patients Kidney (Unease—See- on second page- * G. h. Ryan. Wanted—Patient* Buffering from Organic Stricture—See new advertise ment on second page. ^ G. K. Ryan. Lost and Found. Dyspepsia. Lost—Sufferer* ' from Ttrnp.y; Malaria Me I Liver Complaint unless they at once-commence the use of Glenn Springs Mineral Water. round—Hundreds of people in every part of the State who testify that the water* of Glenn Spring* arc simply the l rest. . , . JieiT AdverUacment*. Governor Tillman —Reward for to in apprehension of Ramiai Greco, I*. B and K. 11 lticks—Notice debtors and ereditorAr--— \ 'L L. Wiggins—llbu«e and lot 1’arnwell for sale. If. C. K irkland'-Fall Examination uf Teachers. - / Mrs. L. A. I'anulog Una I Discharge. week Greenland, was t'ourf at Aiken ibis Mr. F. H. Dicks, of in town on Tuesday. " r 7 Sheriff Owen Alderman ha* removed from White Pond to Aiken. Under the new sc bed trie the Savannah Morning News’the 4arle»t daily to reach u*. Mr. 'V. P. Maher has taken the Agency of tha Smith Carolina railway at Denmark. * Rev. Lucius Cuthhert went North last week to seek aid f ir the First Bap tist Church of Charleston. Attention is asked to the ad'crlise inentof the Barnwell Oil Company. A reading of it tmyy hclp.you. * Prof. Klein leaves Barnwell to take charge, of the Musical Department of the Fitting School at Bamberg. Rev. R. \V. Barnwell has accepted Hie' fall of the Florence Episcopal cTiuiidi, to take effect Nov. 1st,. The Florida, Centfitl and i’enliisiilnr Railroad will take charge of the Sotitlr Bound under long lease next week. Stop wasting your money on Tobacco Uarrys, f wo of ’em, I/.lnr and Jlam- met, were^11 to see u* yesterday. There is nothing of-tlie ‘‘Old Harry” about our young friends. The alliance between tile Midland and Port Royal Railroads went Into effb.t lust Thursday, a* we have not received a copy of the new schedule we sue not in position to give any Accurate infor- mation of its train movement*. There lias been some misunderstand ing of Hie advertisement of the Blacks, villo Graded School The tuition fee of |3.00 per month is charged for mu«(k\ nil dnea nnmpply t.n oilier denartiiients of instruction. See correction of a yertlscinent. AniTp Tonrtfry ed i for state* Hrat ire Is willing to tight the devil w ith tire if Ills subscribers w ill only furnish the wood. The harvesttyin Ireland this year are fuRy 51 month earlier than any before recorded, and ibe most abniidant that —BY— MURPHEY & 60. ■ M it rplicy' Co ,-Are the wholesale Gro cery ■ House of tilK BrOad Strqpt, Au- gusta, Ga. We tako-Uiis niefhoiLof In forming all of mtr ojd customers that they will now findj,vst above, tin*- Railroad crossing on liie same si.d of witli for years People fntending*to "go to Savannah should get health certificates, as no one unprovided with one is allowed to enter thatcity. That nrccanlion is to keep out people from Brunswick, Gn., Rev. J. W. Blanton had a valuable horse to die while lie was driving to the Association, and the Newberry Baptists gave Mni a good purse to help make up the loss. Since the new outburst of ‘YmTow Fever in Brunswick, while Blackvilla ha» hail ua‘ayiiiptom* of yellow fever amiIms^ioT qTraTaTitiqed against BrdU»» wick or other fever districts she has felt tbe.elleetof Hie quaratltim*, as cit* iasctiG vlesiriog to reach the City by the Sea have to get health certificates from the town authorities to show in Brancb- ville. 1 1 , ~ The faili’ly of Mr. Jake F.elgler lias recently moved in towjp and are living Wl'lark Street.7 'I lie citizen- of O'.Hi-k- villcextend a hearty welcome to Mr. Zeigler pitd’fiiinily and hope that it is already understood that the gate* uf lifackville are always open to^clti/.cns like. Mr.\/,eiglor. . " q'be Rlackviile Graded School opened on the KStli iust. with quite a large ■UteinTimce rotl and everythiug fooka JhSlK’S. Sife *th foward to a pros|H>rons school year \\ itb Prof. Ackcrmad at the head thif is exactly wlmt we w ill have.' . s" Garvin A I’ageulieardt TiaVA opened iifcidr Bicycle rep«M»hops and are now prepared to do ail kinds qf bicycle fO- p'\iring,and are also equipped for all kin Is of nickle plating. ^ While the people Of Blackville re- >■ retard very much the leaving of Mr lUftiroau ciossmg on me "i.u verv iiiucli the leaving ot 1*1 r. the *tr<.«et (as our old corner .sUirToTRL^f^iL Hie popular and ^ccom- iiniiiher tils We mnycd fronuoqr old corner about IS months ago, hut \ve,tie yet and have hecii for forty years the cheapest, and only cash grocery house here, consc- qucntly can sell you cheaper than any body else, ean save you money IT you w ill come to scq-iis. - We. have Mr. 11 miry M. Sawyer, of Aiken and Orangehfirg T'oiinti*'* with im will tie glad—to wclcoine, any body from South Carolina,. Remember the nmulier and look for TLttl+t.-ttpthe siiinc Mdo aliout cU_yurdi. front oiiTrrhJ corner, and tin* Urm name is simply ; M UR 1*11 EY it CO.. Moans C. .VfCgPitr.Y, tiro. S. .Mrucirtv. Walter Kirkland. Aon of the chairr m.m xtf tl;r Board of ('oiitrid for Rich land county, was expelled from the MrUiodist eiiurcli last week because he refused to give up liis derksliip in oite- uf Hie < olnmbia Di-pelisarirs. He is jui kiti to Hie Buford’s Bridge Kirk- tgndsT— •—'"" Uncle Sam’s servants have keener ere* and noses than the St.*****-ennsfam bles. Las* week they Captured eight barrels of North Carolina corn in the State Dispensary at Columbia having second banded revenue stamps upon them. '1 he State will lose nothing Several Cblnmhiamrw-ere bound over | last week for trialMn the Court of Gen eral Sessions for selling rlco beer. At Hie preliminary examinati.in one of the State eonsfableH testilied that he liad •worked fur the Augusta Brewing Co. in Charlotte, N”, and pasted rice beer lablcs on lager beer bottles. /The exact geographical center of the United States is mavked by a grave— - the lust resting nHc« ol/one_M a^nr Gg- dctl, who i.-A liu.i ieil on a~Tittie Riinli a short disunvo northeast of Fort Riley, Kansas. ' ^ Asspeiato .fnstice Stephen J. Field has issued an nrdet tliat Marshal-(i. I. Cuiiningham show cause before the United States Supreme < v ourt at Wa»h- itigtnti obithtrWd tfrtnher—why a writ of habeas corpus should nut lie grat,tod in behalf of State Constable C. B.Sw an. twder setiteinte,—pendimr appeal, for ei/.ingtlie liarfjpJ pL^sciitsLcy in the Clmr and Opium. Bratus up! Be. a mat ! Hiil’s Chloride of Gold Tablet* will cure you. All leading druggists sell them., The young man who persuades him self that two pco|de can live as cheaply as one can always find a girl to help him to try the experiment. During the Brow n’s Row lire Hie edi tor lo*t a new hatchet ami a pair of bronze tongs. As cold weather is com ing lie would be glad to get tliciir hack, or to giveaway the (novel. Chief Clerk James Norton, of the Comptroller General's ollice, made the annual settlement w ith Treasurer F ree on Tuesday, it was quickly and easily done, a* all the books were iu apph pie order. * . Capt J. T. Willis pttUrd a hnggy hell cord from Willistoti to Baniweil on Tuesday. - From the shortness of his stay and the quickness of hie turn ing round he must have thought that he was in Seiyern. A small house beyond the old depot* the property of A, T.'Woodward, Esq.* was accidentally, burned at !» o'clock Thursday night. It was insured for $'00. The tenant, a colored woman, was at Hie “flying horses” show and lost all her good* and chattels. Capt. L. F. Dicks of Ellcntnn and Mr. F. II. Dicks of-Greeniatid were bilflfw n on Thursday. They promised to come to se^ ns, but didn’t have time. A little bird sa»g to us that better company than oars, was waiting for them in a westerly direction, and while vye missed th dr visit we are reconciled aiid don's Llama them a bit. , * Charming M's* Ada' Anderson has rctnrnedfrom a delightful visit to re latives'- at Ulmers. She left sorrow among young heart* till along Hie South Bound, from the Edista to tlje Savannah river, but brought back happiness to very many admirers near home. Chap Aaron out in Red Dak lias an original kit teljf The oilier morning the kitten attracted hi* attention by run ning up and down a tree in tin' yard and talking hind .cat. language. On lucking tn the top of the tree lie saw. a young <>|Xi-*uin clinging w ith the faith *>f it* kind to a limb.- Of cnui'seliec.-i.p- tured the w anderer and next went into his potato patch, Ac.' ■ " - Dr. A. N, Uav-ol G.cnrgc’- Creek, 1o*t hi* pretty ami w-eii fnrni-hed bowse on Saturday, together with hi* stock of groceries and all clothing except what the family had on, by a tire which caught from thoi-fove while they were at dinner, and which had made such headway before found out that noth ing could be saved. He was insured fwr but Mm clear loas was at least ? 1 ,('00. On Saturday" After noon Mr. J < *se Dunn wn* ruling If saddle bw«.sp valued at $lSt) along Main Stieet, whieff was quite erowi’ed Just cqiposile. "ti e circle tin* horsiywus startled by a piece of goods iu the hatrdsof a street merchant, and shi« d into Hie narrow opening. Ju*t then .a colored mini came up driving a road cart, rapidly Hie slialt struck Mr. Dunn’s horse ..(Mi tering t he side, causing injuries from w hlcli it died. Jack Creech, colored, wlio lived on Mr. IV. G. Britton'* place acpiss Sali- kehatchic, wentto vi-ii his wife’s rela tives, north of to vu.on Sunday. About 10 o’clock at Might he started homew ard In ins mad cart. Afterward he was found lying in the road near Kilki riny in an unconscious eunditioiTj w ith the back of the skull iM-ushed in. lie lin gered Fit-the same «tnt- until J n’clm k, when lie die t. There are suspicion* amiing the colored people that lie wa» foully dealt w ith. A story went the round* of the press a few wo^ ks ago that thciv South Carolina Railway depot at le-tou. The New* and Courlei* of Mptid.iy «;fys of a sermon fireached' ofi Sunday in the (.’itadel Square Clntrcli by Rev. Lewis M. Rice, of Lnui-ville Seminary t Air!-Ricc.wjiK.fojaiii-iiyJ'roin this State, liavingbeen born and raised in ItioftU' well cotiiit» . ilo a .young man of (TTaided ability. — 4Us Mioughts are clear and well expressed, and bisdc livery eiume-T’amt cff''tu,ivi:. He w as listened to moM?attciUively tliroughout yesterday morning. Senator Irby appeared in ('(dumida -last week tintler tlic inlinc.nce of the en emy that enters the jnmitli to steal away 4bo.-UiuiiuAs Hf also-manifested a couple of pi*tol<, to the g reat'dciuoiHt! lit at ion •of two colored liackmen. i he cause of Hie Si'natrr'sslip tin was the coirtiriiiatioti by the United States, Senate o' K. W, Harris as post master at Union. The Senator liad - pledged liimsclf to ilefeaf Harris. It was a bit ter pill for his owii committee to go back on him, and lie washed it down with, too tiery a liquid for bis own goo d IV lien ymir shoes squeak go to a shne- ipaker and bave him put a 1 peg in the middle of Tiro side and there w ill be no mure loud proclamations. Anollief thing, when you Jjmy a pair-of new winw* and thfy huxi you ph t “w.-nt'r in- them and h i it leniaih a mimitc, and tlicu punr it out," and if your shoes burn or hurt you alter that you can. say this is wrong, 'tlic water takes all the iiat- nral hour nut of tlie leather and makes the shoes comfortable. , updating Depot age ilT; for* d: bar lesion they are 'equally delighted,lirat Mr. Vaughn’s successor should be irypitng man who needs no rcci»in mei 111 at ion in Blackville—M r. E. Kisliburne— Thft B nekvillc Diamalic ( lul) rends ered “Tlic Lidt Loaf” on last Friday evening at Turk Opera House to a large ami appreciative audience. The general verdict of those present wa« that each creditably. (Jutte a i rowd (roin tills poiiit w ent, to - Att*sn*tws4w I, MoinlaY Oil Hie V. M. Rwy A I’. K. A A. C impliuuintary Ex- chrsion. All returned sa’ely and stated tliat they spin ta very pleasant day at Hie Fountain city. Miss Katie Farrell leaves, vary much to the regret of her many friends, on next Friday 4nr WashiilgiotL«a., where shy goes to matriculate at -it. Joseph s coil yen 6, Mr. and Mrs/Harry Gasquo are hi our midst now, visiting the family of Mrs. T: B. DrAVitt, Miss Susie Berry, of BranehriHe, who wits in our town till of last sess'oTi- in atte’inia.iceat the Graded School re lurned Cor litis session.* Who said a certain young man in our midst was -all in stnilrsL THThclc StAT«OVSot)THC/lltOUNA, J .. Baknwxi-i; County. -- E. W. HoBnati, -fMaiirtiff, againatJknM Long, Dcfendiyjt. ~ vo$mctonv»i». — 4 BY VllW’U’Kof a decretal order to me directed In the above entitled cause 1 will sell at BarnwcH, Ih freut of the Court House, nn Monday tlie second day of October it being snie«day in said month, wrthin the legal hour* of sale, the* folio wing descrilied real e* ale : ThlrtOi-u (13) acres of land, w Midi 1* a part of the tract of laml known as the Mixson UlacC, till* day conveyed to me by Isabel A. Holm n, nod (^iiTiideil on the North hy Inndsof the sqid Isa hid A. Holman,On the South bv theJlreat Salt- LphaTehfe Biver.uti the Ea*Kbv lands For poi)s and Gi VVilliistnn, li.tfnwcll County, ( Si>uth Caroliifit. of JuliaC. Baker Timtjm lands of William Long Simms. ForSaie. M.\ linuse and lot in Barnwell. A tine well of yvater,atui fruit ol all-'kiml* iu ahVtndaiite. For informaHcm, add re- T L. WiuniNs, Misses I'attersoii and Hhuck rtf Barnwell accnmpanieil Uy Messrs R. M . Hobnan and Geo.'Todd spent a pleasant day Iu our town last week. Come again. ' • __ J Cm I’si. If you feel weak and all worn-out' take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Terprs cash. I’ltrcaaser to pay for papers ... . . • JL . j A. HOWARD I’ATTfcRSONr sc pt 1 i Master. TREASURER’S NOTICE. f/orsTY 'TkFasi’h vm’h Okuck, Bakn» ki.i.ILiL, s, r„Sc'pt l l, isi):L The Iri'iistiriW w ill ait-ml at tin* f"l* lowing places at the time la low slated to receive the ’Taxes for the Ileal year commencing Nov. 1st ls!)2: Snclliiig'a Store, Monday, October 10. D.nnliarton, 'Tuesday, <>ct. 17. Ashley’s home store, Wednesday Oct. 18. ' » ’ ' ‘ Furse’s Store, Thursday,Oct, ll)._ 'Baldik’, Friday, Oci ’it) Duncan Baiirs’ .Store, Saturday, Oct. 91. Tin* tieXtsession begins Wednesday, September glttb, 1R>3, All seholtwtic nsojiths. \ * . /• ' The people of WHIlsthn, recbgiilzlrig Hie Importance ©(higher i estabU*hed in their Ohwn a permancnl schtxd of l^lgh graflo. Tliejr havo a large, handsome andconvenientlv arrabged schrtol building, which I* furiii*li«.’il wilii the latest Improved patented furniture, and which will easily atvoms jfXI student*. The prerent I'ritu lpal has had charge of the FruitItullon (*>r I past two jears. and at a recent meeting of the Board of Trustees was uuahla |y reelected for a term of three more years. " The Faculty i-onslsts of six com |*c tent male and female teacher*. mo*t of whom have held positions hi large arid profninent iu-tit utinn* uf !• arning. Moretrarh- ers will be employed if tho-patronage JuM.ilie*. • ImtUi.g the pas f M>*i«iii over JiiO pupils were enrolled l-it Isjconlidently exqtccp d tlhif ilu-• iiri.nnierit next scasluii will Ihi nnirli larger. ' “ the Wc*rTry TTie KcriOor Blnr* ttmupplya long felt warn- w- thL pa^mVlhii^S.tate. _ The nbr mid W, Ol* jectin view is to preparc^Loyaaml girls toyn'er the jei.ioi cla-- of onr host u tijP . verslties, ami to furnish fn those who cannot avajj t,hrm*vtvr« of such higher edu« catlpn the mental discipline necessary to (Sake them Mirccv.ful in life. All wIm> complete tho prescribed course of study w*]t*l Iw ftrantyd dlpb'ina*. Bcniilr s tho mm a! Kugllsh course, instrm-thm wtjl he givenin th^folh>u mg brunches: l.alini Gr ok, F'eucli. Germnh, ( oinmcrcfal Law, Uninifu n lat ArichmcMc, Book keep* iug, Music, Calisthenics, Klotiitiod, Tvpewi itlng and Military Tactics. KXDENSISS. ''V>- Literary Department, per nmiiih ...A Mu>lc, Distrumcntill t with use ot Instrument} |tcr mouth Music, Yoi-al, per month Board, |**‘r month . Board and tuition payable mbulhly in advance. Complete (/omiiierctal Cnur.e, including Iknik-kceplngk Until* tncrdal ArilUmctic. an'd 1 Vmwiuehip—for cniir ■ course It takes from tiffee to live months to complete Hiis . oiiiw. When a student passes a satisfactory examination In' the Coliimeryial branch he w ill receive a diploma from thnl department. . Telegraphy, com p!eL* course .■ .7. .$ Lit* il’ypHM rliluy, i .iifmlele rantrsc . . .\ . . . Ill Ualislhcnics, for the entire scs-.inn . . •. ... IH9F I CO to 4 00 ;i •*) M .'41 7 00 to 10 00 $ 30 (to \ i lend ale, 'Tuesday niul Wednesday, Oct. -’I and 2«- . ’ Sycamore, 'Thursday,Oct. 20. Ufmcrs, Friday,(Vt. 27. Kinard’s Store, Saturday. fH‘t.28, Ehrhnnlt’r. Monday, Oct im. -ttmrter’s,.Tuesday, Oct. 31. Bmldyshurg. Weilnesday, Ni V. 1. Midway,'I’liursday, Nov.2. - BHtulwrg, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 3 and l. r « . Denmitrk Crossing, Mqiplav, Nov. C. Bliickvilie, Tuesday a id Wednesday, Nov. 7 and H. Willistoti, 'Tlmrsday, Noy. 0. , Turkey Creek Sclioid House, Friday, Nov. 10. ; . v' —G' urges < 'reok,4hU.nrdiiy All stiideiits^ffoni lidisl.itlue arc required rp bi.ard at. the Students' Hall, unl.'s* 4hi.le paroiifs grt tluf 1‘onseiit iff^ the Urjtnqpal tn Imard them H*ew here. ’I’hij St.udeiiis’'Hall will lie the home of the I’rinciwa! a mi the fnnprrlty nf the in*’iu- her* of the FaciiKv. ‘ Regular study hour*lit plglit -iudents are dot Mlluweil to roam the streets.or leave tlniir rotrms after dark wiihuiita s|wcial |»ermitTrent the I’ldtudpah There Arc two churclit's in onr tW;o, Bnptist. and MctluMtist. All students are required to attend'the church ut ihldr cholco. Goml literary s,*;!©- ties are can led on in connection w ith the Keiumi. ; ' A'-rtti^MuGcg. of the( itaiicLdias diarg.i of the Military Department. Uailet rille* and all nwessafy equipments^ire l iirioshed l»y the Urinctnn). Theunfform is purchased hy the Is'.ys, and costs from f I l.ou toflis.oo per suit. A young'man can Filter the Literaiy Department, and at tend oar HehiN>i the entire session of ten scholastic months, board, tuition, washing, lights, fuel, (took*, Ae., In,•lulled, frotn flb'i tMlto $12A U0 ’Tlie total cost the entire session iu the Literary Department for young ladles is from $12f» «*) to fliio Ut). v — For further information, address * F. N. K. BAILEY, I’rineipal. W. A. B. NEWSOM, Sec. Bd.Tyttstees, 1 Wllllsf,,,, C, Tlie a d 13 mills I icuial v’PdAWtJ.JAiatriij.sJ.iB.ve nil levy of 2 millsexecjitAViT Oak •v^ * Bam!,erg, S. C. The Stale Fair. Wc liave received ‘Premium List of tlie Stale Agricultural and Mechanical Society of South Carolina, for l iii; Twen- ty-tlftii Annual Fair, to lie held iu Co lumbia,” b.-giqiiing Muiiday, N iveinbrr (ith, and ending Friday,-November lOtli. Heretofore the Fair lias bgen h id court weeks, preventing many Barn well people from attending, but tliis year it eotnes Uiu week liclura xtUtCL. I lie tiine* are bard, hut tliose who can spare tli£ iiKmey-to-'Take in” the Fair will do wVlI to go. lyiLLISTOk NEWS. 7^ 'The Uijth Selinol opened on Wfdries- day. . S.mm*. w ho was expected |o deliVer Hie ojTeiiliig Tiditrepy.- fail rtf to e une, and Rev. Brunsnii-u a* seemed to iTli liis place and lie did it lle-de- livered one of tlie very best addresses it has ever been our privilege to hear. w hs a negro ! The school lias openoit under brighter boy, 12 years old, in this county, w in* J prospects than ever before. The stn- could listen to a sermon, remenrlier and I del its l.egaij tat arrive on Monday and rep ait it word for w ,rd. Inter I he Mat- I i liey continue to cilinc almost .every ry w as denied. Rev L’, I’. WaUqn, :‘„i- j day. ore,I, received a few days ago a long i Rev. T. M. Galphiii tendered hi.» letter from an fowa lawyer, offering to '• resignation on the 2d Sunday. At the take the boy -ami give .him a good edit- I conference held .yesterday Ids rcstgria- 1 lion was accepted. He ha* accepted a I call to ('nrlis -< liutvli, Augusta, lia., [and will, in a few weeks, enter upVyi I hi* duties as pustnrnf that ehurclt. lie j has laltored ear.iiestly and faitlifully for i liis choichcs hero, and they regret to 1 give him up. Tho line tield h(\ is-go 'll 1* ac- Cation. lie also, received a postal card from Hon H. U. Folk, of Ba'luberg, Ur?U he knew the iHiy'and eommunicated to liim the proposition of Hie Iowan. ELKO NEWS. Everything i* quiet aliout Klkoi farmers arc busy picking cotton harvesting hay." Some cotton coming in, but it seems Hiatmiost of the farmers are waiting with the hope of reaW/ing a better price for it» — , Elko is not yet without its Visitors. Mis-c* May Green, of Aiken, and Min nie Mom-*’, of Augusta, are among us yet. They have spent the most of their time with the family of Mr. N. Green ( of tliis placet. ,. ■ —t Mr^Gtiaries (ifeen, an operator from Allanla, spent, several days with liis father recently. lint w Idle some come, otltefs go. We regret to note that several of our young friemis* have taken . tlicir departure for a season. Mis* Kiltie Green left, a few May* since, for a short stay iu At lanta. Miss Lucille Utdlllp* ha* gone Eu Denmark f<w & sea.'Oii, and w ill (leal In rihimn* ahdwtraw. Jli-s Clara .lohnsloii, wlio has lieen elected teacher in the Darlington Gra ded School, left for her new tield of labor Tlihr-day evening. 'The Elko High Setrnot, untier Fh^ cafe of its new principal. J. W. Daniel, uf Spaitittiluiig,opened two weeks ago, arid the work is already under excellent headway. Thorough work and good, deportureiit is deiuatided of every pupil. The grade of this school is above tlic average, and the educational sentiment of tire. to.wn and community is no lower, .' . ‘ ' Arrangements can be* made for hoird, ami we would lie glad to talk or correspond with any one wlio contctu- platesending ,df to school.. Girl* can l>e prepared for entrance into the higher classes and hoy* /or the lowei classes in our colleges'. ‘ Jim.” Ask yourself hard questions about yourseff: Und out ail about yourself; ascertain from original sources if you Maj. Kearse*s st.<>rc, Monday, N.*v. T\X LEVY. Ia'W fopstate mil!*. I.evy hif tlrdinary Uonnty ilj mill*. l^vy for School 2 mills. Total addithfiiAl I tun, w hich Iia* 21 mij!*, mill and Barnwell .VniU.1* Nrttinual Bank bills, gold and silver Colti receivable for taxes REMEM.BE It. ' 1 - The Tax Book opens the iNth October and will close-on the. 31st December, without penalty, and t o extension. From tlic 3tsl December to l.'*th Jan- iiary fstn+taxc* will f>e received wiHiT'i per cent, penalty, after w hich time Ex ecution* w ill be w ilttch up on all de linquent taxes. Ail persons writing to know tin amount of Hieir taxes must do *o by tlie T5tli December or they *oaiinot be an swered. A. F. FREE, Treas. B U. . ROAD NOTICE. Tlic Uoupty CommissToners. w4B con sider at, their regular meeting, Tuesday, Till November, Is!i3, a petition asking tliat tlie new - poad, recently opened through pro;>crIy nv E. M, Ken- qei ly, Icai 1 ihg froin 1 »emiTark fowarff*" Honey Ford, be. declared a public r(\id. AU persons objecting to the granting of saiil petition will present their ol»- jeetinna to tin; Board_t>n the Tth No* Teniher, If tlierebe no ohjection nnjlrlght of way be given tilt 1 petition will be .granted. “By order of the Board. ,J M.J. RATE, Clerk TTiE S 1A I E UF SOUTH UAK0MNA BA UN \y EEL COUNTY- (BLRCKUILLE * GRROBD # SCHOOL)*- re *r5>. N,.. '•Oput- iy r ^ ■ • A Vi LL AND TiioitorGH LlTERAEY COtIBSS Pre- A.R •.T(lit V h’lilh ( ’(li t l'c K TiMTiox Fm:!-: fob last PRIZE S(’JIOLAKSlil 1*S COLI.EGKS OF THE STATE. —to:— Mpsie, v (HAL and Jn.stru mental OUGH liASB AND HARMONY, Four Months. IN TWO OF THE Lk.vdino THEORY, Thou* —: 0 :- IHIHIC- TUITION FEU MONTH ■SKiUT-STXUlTTvIi Fbi k To FInti»EiScuoofer - 3* . " 77 * —■I*.... .1. .7-- - ...... ■ ''i , j ^ ' , - . ART, BrAAV 1 NGj, 1 1 A4XTINOv FAXCYAY<)RK. : V- - ' : >3 00 \\ COMMERCIAL COCRSE, Teekgiiai’hy, TYPEWRt- TIN(;, StKNoGH A UHY, (’oM M KK( 1 A I. L.\W, Ho< )K-K EKI’INGj Arithmetic, Fenmansiiiu, etc., etc,, IX TIIK Cin itT OK Bv Ja* O I’attersoii, I’llOII A1 K. Esq., Judge of 1*rebate in Barnwell County. Whereas J. S. Burekhutyer applies for Letters of Administration oil the estate of J. II. Burekhalter, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular, the kindred are really the manricr.oT'10911 'juit'sa.t n'nil'umlllura.-hf Him said detMUuctLAuJsC. 7-. .* i r i 1. . : r 11.1 *i i»14i»*i r* Ln L 4 r** nti t m I 'ii t i < it I * ri i. Mr, John liicrs, of Broxton town ship, Upper Uolietoi),'died on the IStli inst. of lung trouble, and w as buried at Carter’s ford elnireli on the iK'xr day. Mr. Mike Itiers, of ’Tliree Mile Tow nship, a younger lirother, wenUto visit liim, was Taken sick with a bill ions attack, carried lionny died on Hie R)t.h and was buried the day after at tlie same church. Both were excellent, men. Mr. Mike lljcrs was well to do and had ^ 1,000 insilranee on liis life. Joe Carter,colored, the best sliot and boss deer driver .of air liny Savannah River side, was In tim n ..i) Sat.tinlay, For ten years he lias been training yoiihg hunter* but they'cant catch tq» w ith him as he keeps on learning faster than they do. Wlienever the deer hear Jot’s beagle “Old Matt” give niou h they know lie i* in the woods,and when tlie women hear hi* gun they put on tlie oven foF meat is coming. He is having the River swamp and the young hunt ers cant stand the .galliuippcrs. Not long ago fourtceir" hutilers conspired to *top the crowing of the rooster of the sw amp by shooting ahead of him. Joe uati'glu on, told them good morning, went oO and killed a couple just, to show what h« could do. .On imother tlie mosquitoes ran out all, commiss ioned otticem and privates, but Joe went skirmishing on his own account and killed the largest d;>e ever seen on Hie river, and caught up w ith tlie Col onel and others doctoring mo* juito j bus at Millett. ti.g'to is suilieient reason for I cepiing. He preached tjvo very fine senjnin on Sunday. ’1 he church wa.« uow (led at night to hear tlie farewell sermons, which wa* Hie tiiiert afip'a we ever remember to haVe listened to. We eongratulate Cun is Clmrcli f«>r get ting o.ic of tlie licst preachers in this State, wlm is a faithful and earnest ser vant of the Master, Ahd at all times i* ready to proclaim the I nil'll a* taught, in the Bible, fearhssty and faithfully. M iy he be spared to work long in the cause of the Master. —— _ . ’The cotton crop Is all opened and wlft he gathered? soon if fhe gonil weather continues. Our farmers are saving a very largo quantity of hay. 'The pea crop is doing well, also til© potato crop. John W. Canada will move to town at an early day. 11c lias rented Hie .. great luck this season. The . , mnsq.Mtnes have driven tl.c deer from ^7# 1 ...... Mrs. ( arile Mnltli returned from the \Y or id’s Fair last week. Hal. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Cures Dyspepsia, In digestion & Debility. Iu New York all lliy'bonded ware-- house* are at present packed soTdw i;li foreign gOo'ds. wailing tire inipro\e- ment of tlie tihie*. rliere being now cotn- parativolr Ittnedemwnd for such mer- ciiatidisc. you are; if you arc, always honest; if you always tell Hie square perfect, truth tn-httsiness deals; if your life, i* good ami upright at II o’clock at night as it is at imoi’; if you are ks gooil a temp erance man on a lisliing cxcurs'.oji a« you nris-flra *ntnhty picith;: if you are a» good w hen you go out of tlie city a- you arcat home; if, - In short, you are tlie sort of man your fat her hope* you sis'mid your sweetheart believes you aYe.—Exi li iiige. Avoorvs-t r»iiosi»iior>iNE. The Greet Enzll.h ItemrJT, - (TfW. * rromptlr and rermsweat* iTrurcanuforiniiufAVnvuf ! Wraknnui, F.mwrtont'Sprrm 1 . atnrrhta, anti all etferU of AUxtic or I'xc' mr*. Keen i)reserlb<sl over S5 I I e»r« tn tbousanda of enses; iQxoonlti Kelitibleandllon- est/ledicint known. Aik ] klrnrclst for Woofs PHoe> i lie fore and After moons; If he eft its lonn Aitjore ana eijtcr. wurUll0 * 1 niPd | C | Wo , n pi^ of thif, leave hti dlehonrlt itore, Incloso Orke la totter, so l we will send by return nielu Trice,ono parkaxe. VI; Mx, $6. One will ptraoe, Hr will cure. ' I’sirudilt-tle ptaia seslcdcnvefopo. * lUunpe , Addceis THK WOOD CIIKMICAI, CO., * Idl Woodwardevc-uuc, L>eUott, Mich. ... Sold in Barnwell and elsewhere by all responsible druggist*.. Sa/e Under Mortgage. South Carolina, Barxwxi.l County. BY' VlR'TUK of a power of sale cOn« tainrd and given in a eeruiin deed of bargain and sale coiuimMi'y cailcd a mortgage, executed and delivered by B read us .Mix-.oil and Haniuih Mixsoii Ao Hie Bank of Barnwell on tlie 8th day of January ISiKT, and rcsonled in Book and appear before, me at a Court of Pro bate. for tin* said eoXinty, to be liohlcn at Barnwhli C. II. on Saturday, Hu* 3tit.lt day of Se; tetnber, ISff3/at 11 o’clock a. in., t^sliow cause, if any, why the said administration should not be granted. Given iiiuier-ioy haiulmio the seal of tlie (’oiirt Uiis 1 till dayTTf Septeinlier A. D. 1S!13, aiid in tlieUSth year of ATuen- can I tidcpemlcncc. \ . JAS. O. PATTERSON, Probate Judge. Wood Work Mitclimury, Brick and Tile “ 'Barrel Stave (iinnino' (f rain Tlirosliiifg’ 44 (1 44 Next Sessiop Ih-oipm Modday SppttHlbcT 18th, I^ot catiilDgUL* apply to _ M, H. RCKERMRN, PrinGipal. v A 0 -* 0 : 0.004 GENl JSb •tSS 1 Saw Mill Ripe Hulling Engine* and Boilers, State Agents for'Talbott A Sons’ Kn- , glues and IloBets.-Saiv nn«1 Grist, Mills. Brewers’ Brick Macliilicry, DoUlde-L Screw Cotton Presses* ’ Thomas direct acting Steam Presses, no belts. 'Thomas’ Seed Cottoji Elevators. (Hall and Luinmis Gins, Euglcburg Rice IItillers. , H. II. SinitlT& X'o’b. Wood-Working Machinery. PianeTs. Band Saws, Moulders, Mor- tisefs. Tencnors, comprising "complete equipment for Sash, Door and Wagon Factories, Deloacltc’a Plantation Saw j 5 page 321 hi the ollice of H»« Regis ter of AicsneConveyances fur Barnwell County, State of .south Carolina, we will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, Hie 2d day of Octopcr next, it being sale day In said month, w itlihr-the legal hours of sale, •Aha fallow jug tl4i.«crijicd real property in BtateanJCotinty aforesaU : ' • All that tract of land containing one hundred (l<xp acres, nmre or less, and bounded hy UhdsofU. D. A. Wilson, estate of William I nner, Farrell and Mrs. E. R. Kearse, being the land Con veyed by Dr. J. C. Miller to the mort gagors ou the 23d day of November, lsv.>, by deed recorded' In Book (j, page BOO, Terms cash. Purcha»er to pay for papers. THE BANK OF BARNWELL, *■ - ^ Mortgagee. KOBtKT ALDRICH, Solicitor aoptil Mills, variable feed. Beltings, Pitting* and Machinery Supplies, Write for price*- V. C* BADE AM, Mnnagor*' Columbia, 8. (\ An Ideal Home. A p'fetty and productive farm of 23j acres on the South Carolina Railway,, less than two miles West of Blackvitlo. Improvements cobsistof a pretty cot tage of the room*, w ith three brick Miimneys, hall, piazza,, barn, stable, well of excellent water and never fall ing orchard of tlnest ffuit trees. It is proverbially healthy and Iu general de sirability it has no equal in the county. ^ Will be *old for a moderate price and on reitaoiiable ter.its to an approved pur chaser. C. H.MATHLS, uugl7-tf Blackville. B. C. The best Gasoline .Stoves and Ranges made, . BECAUSE THEY HAVE Sight Feed, Steel Needle Valves with German Silver Points. All part* rust proof. Cast_Jron W. L DOUGLAS 83 SHOE hoTWp. Beat Coif Shoe la the reortd for ttm prtoa* W. L. Douglas otM^arasoteavarywOwa, Everybody auould wear them. It m a doty you owe yourself to ret the beet Value tat your money. Bconomlsotayonr footwear hw parohuing W. L. DOuglasShoes.wfelab repreeent the best velae at the prloee ed- vertlaed above, w tboneaade oea teettf*. tST Take No SaLrtltnte. .6© Brwere of freed. Voae-ireekie wtthoot W. L. DousUs name anJ erica •lamped on ImUoro .fcoofc for ll When you buy. W. JL. Douglas, Brecktea, Meee. BoM by • F. G. BOINKAU, Allendale, S. C. Fine Farming Lands. Burners* Immr Heads Float Valve*. Spwdoii* Wnnuibg t loaef*. ’Tanks uJUidi cannot lie re- tnnved without first closing ai 1 f)Ufliers. Valve* w hich show at a glance whether they arc open of closed. Send for prices. BALDWIN & GARVIN, -jr Blackville & Bamberg. FOR SALE, In the Town of Blackville a neat and ( comnKHlioin .dweRIng, situate iu the! most desirable part of the town, and; within a few minutes walk of tlie; ehurche* and depot, A large frnit and Vegetable garden a tnelre L For fur- [ ther pa tlculars. concerning price, terms etc., ai»piy to I’. J. DREW, U . Blackvilic, S. C, r I w ill soil at a reasonab’e price and -'on easy terms a part of my farming | lands Ou tin Carolina Midland Railroad, Removable f* 1 tic’s North of BtaekviMe. These An nr W Ik* beautindl v, are in astilctljr hqaltbylocality and a community of excellent people. They prodace splen did crops, good years as Well as had,are iu a tine, state of cultivation and capa ble of unliii.ilcd improveuieu*. This year w ith moderate iipplicatioif''of fer tilizer* they arc yielding from a bale of oof loti to the acre upwards, and o*hef crops in pro|*orilon. I will lake pleas ure in show ing the maturing erops to intending purchaser*. Noothor-AwMB- incudatioti w ill be needed. C lf. MATBfA. _ Blackvilie, 8. C. I — A__ POSITIONS dl'ARAXTEE© Money can liede|msited in bank, lot ; tuition, uatli position U secured. Bend ; fur SO i>*g« cntahigue id DraUghon'a , Crusolidoted Practical Kuslusa* C«R I iej.c, Na*bvilie, Tmn. All eootrl. j' I r u eh. sti« L»ht. No vncotlon. Ur.t« ahyipu.*. (Meutiou tbir paper.)