The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 16, 1893, Image 3
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Barnwell People
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tUURSOAT. NOVEMBER If, 1893.
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Hmrmony Lud«r No. I7A.*. F.\ U.\
will be be!«iatUMnew MMor.ivTem
lith <lay of
e tM-mc the 2nd 8at-
bejfinniiif at “High
dHMp
pie In Barnwell apon
ovrtnbet\ UM\ Um aane bHnit
Mid
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month,
Orday I’l
.4trelTa. v * ,
py oMor o! W.\ It*. - —
Sccretarr.
Oa ¥•« Waal Mir
Publlo offioera, Uwyelra, and all other
persona dealrlnx the act vice* of a ape*
•UUUeaitfrnpher to take evidence, re
port apeeuhea, ol- any other work re
quiring the aervloea of a Stenographer
and Type Writer win he netVwi at rea
sonable rates, and on short notice by
applying to the undersigned at Black-
▼Me, 8. C.
H. !>. IELAR.
Highest of till in Leavening Tower.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
fiepiisl
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AB60LUTELY PURE 1
urn
Gfl TOP
ortcE More.
WILLIAM MoNAB
has moved up fmm his temporart
summer retreat and la n+w fully ready
for the fall trad'*.
Us gives his hesi
friends for their
Ife gives hi* best thank* to hia many
Free Scholarship.
Col. J. B. Patrick, pf Patrick’s MI1-
itary f nstitute, Anderson 8. C. offers
to each C >unty free tuition for one
year A compeiatlve examination will
be held at Barnwell on the 10th De
cember by school coninii**loi.er Kirk
land.
WAHTS.
suffering from
new advertisniCnl
Wanted—Patients
Kidney ills ase—See
oq second page.
O. K. Rrair.
Wanted—Patients tufferlng from
Organic Stricture—See new advertise-
.toent on second page.
O. K.Rtan
Lost and Found.
Cost—Sufferer* from Dyspepsia.
Drowsy, Malaria and Diver Complaint
- unless they at once commence the use
Of C lenw Sisjijg*. MIneral W ater
/ ‘ . ... V 1
Pound—Rimdreds of people in every
part of the SfiaSe who testify that the
Waters of Olenu Springe are simply the
>>e*t.
— Editor T. L. W^ggkwa vma in town on
Mondays
W. W. Brooker, Eaq , was ia court on
Tuesday. • v '
The juries sre of exeriVsnt material
this term.
‘ Sheriff Alderman, of Aikem, wm in
h*wn on Tuesday.
The Dispensary is dofegg « ophite*
•mriwess this swerit.
Mr J. W H. Dyches is a*»ei>Aiag«fcs
lleaoody Normal InstHnSe, MaehsfH^
/
Mis* Cals Dee Mar i* eecoveringrap
idly frost a wevcce attach of protracted
•ever.
MU* Eva Boyles, of Barnwell, left
last Sunday to attend the Bamberg Fit-
»I.
began on
until De-
Mug School
- The Augusta Exposition
Htaendsy and will coutMiie
oemher 14th.
Rev. Lucius Cnthbert has accepted
the pastorate of the Km Baptist cliurch
of Charletton.
Ospt. C. H. Mathis offers one of the
1 tnoxt desirable places in the state for
oale. 8ee M-advectfscment.
The Grand Jury submitted its Pra-
scntBMnt yestendav morning, and was
« iscliarged. We will publish next issue.
Mr. William Hogg, who went, from
Barnwell DharMt an Florida shout 38
years ago, was In town on TueMisy
This is his Aral visit to the State since
be nsoved away.
Judge Irhtr adorns bis high office.
Strong, forceful sad lesrne<l in the law
he hold*- the eoales with equal hawd.
In him this State has a fai'hful minis
ter of her law s, the accused a Just »nd
righteous Judge.
Married on the 14th Jrrat^by Rev. W.
<3. Britton, atthe rw.ddriicc of Mr. J. J.
Harrison in Barnwell, Mr. Green Har
rison, Jr., and Miss Llzsie, daughter of
Mr. William Mqrris, both offireat Cy
pres* township.
The Savannah River Baptist Assoei-
Mtion will meet to-day at Ijtwtouville,
If amp ton County. One who is fond.of
nrtmdiog-rii meetings say* that cold
weather always folloas ito adjourn-
mienta.
*Barnwell was fairly represented at
_ the Stale KatrTast week. Capt. Chris
tie’s horse Rex won the qu irter wile
|rsce over a good rteldof thorough hied..
Mr. T. A. Green won the rtrst prem
ium, ope« to the wortd, with his rfngV)
harness mare, ,,
Rev. D. P. Hay. pastor of Uw
Kpiscopal church at Beaufort ha* hero
on a visit to his relatives at BoBlng
Spring'*, and while there was taken
ti, hRh a imngestive chill andhad to rail
In Dr. Havener. Since then his health
r has been sufficiently reriored and he
_f|*t*raed to his home at Beaufort.
^ Rev. T. P. Lide, of Elloree, has ac
cepted the pastorate of the Ko*ema> v
and Williston churches, to begin the
first of next month. It may be arranged
•< for him to preach at Long Branch one
Punday morning In each month. If s;>
- ” he w ill preach at Wiillsum in the aftcr-
n«K>n of that Sunday. *4
Thfl fourth and Anal quarterlv oon—
v faiwnce for the Bam weH rircalt, M. E.
Church, Soutli, wa* held in the Meth
odist Church at this place last Thurs
day. Presiding Elder J. Walter Dick
son preached two ucaellent sermons to
large onngr?gaUnn*. The circuit is so
far considerably behind in
ministerial salaries.
Hard Times.
Treasurer Free has completed his
canvass of the countv an ) la nifw at his
office in the Court house. Collections
were very poor, but little over $3,000
being received out of a total levy of
$85,060. Most of his work wa* in tell
ing peoplethe amount of their taxes.
Thin shortest crops wept in the lection
between the Port Royal railroad and
thy Savannah rlv r, and the best north
of the South Carolina railroad, went of
Denma.'k.
There I# one consolation. Kvery-
rherc tM people have more'hogs than
they have had at any time since the
war. Few farmers : are. keeping their
smokehouse* i« the west bow. |
Jfower Kevef» ----- ' ': :i—
While otlmr journals are enumera
ting the splendid results of the repeal
of the purchasing clause of the Sher
man ActTux Pkopi.b desire* to put on
record its hoautifui efleet on CoU
Claude K. Ss'vycr, the clever stenogra
pher of this circuit, and goodly all
round gentleman.
Ills attention ws* called, on Monday
evening, to the new moon, riding a sil
ver queen in the restful heaven, liais
ing his right arm he uttered a com
bined wish and prayer that justifies us
in advising all the sisterhood of spin-
stefs that they may regard this year of
grace, so far as our ^cloved friend Is
concerned, a secontT edition of |e*p
year, with a wider range of privilege
than custom lias given to the 25 per
cent, allowed to woman’s rights
TVe General Sessioas.
payment of
Mr. John Delk died «n leat Yh rsrtay
gt bis Home Jn Biackvllle township,
fearing a wife and fotfr children and
msnv friends to regret his too early
death About four mmiUiaand a half
•goa heavy plank fell on him at Mr.
llartxog’s mlin inflicting Injuries from
which he lingered untH the end esme.
He was • member of l>ouhle Ponds
Church, a good man wail the duties of
life. v
On Maturday after a w»arr Illness that
was borne with saintly patience, little
Julia, eldest daughter of M r. and M r*.
O. Duncan Bellinger, closed her eyes In
•arth’s last sleep.
8he, wm m young In yenrs Only
•leven fnir summer* had strewn their
floMm and rrnfta around her happv
•‘•Tend her year* In
all the gifts of pereon, bead and heart
and character, so full of pmtnioe tor
grotle graceful woman hood. The
am r . .* n ^ "tother prayers, the
eklll ot all the schools, the tender vare
uafi o**** n»* heM her
i i- of bat the fragrstioe
r T f beautiful life will out
•last (be sorrow that her Ins* left behind.
W ^ or *wrth and rhe
If^^ve called her to that blessed
,T hl ®lL , , WU . hout beginning or end-
The Court met on Monday morning.
Judge ixlar snd all the officers of the
Ceswt were promptly In their pjoces
Keunieeu grand jurors answered to the
roll c*JL This being their third term
they wear briefly charged.
. i Moe'Dsr's Work.
The Solicitor ool prossed the indict-
ments sgaittsi O. P. Key for breach of
trust and Kheda and Anna Holman for
murder, as the evidence was insufll-
-fqieot to setsnre oonrictioti.
In Ute af>4sewl<^tse« from Trial Jus
riee CourtWf Joro . Kobe, J. \V. Wil
liam* and-/mm Ctiatmau, orders were
made reqti4ri«£the Trial Justice to tile
the record in each ease on or before the
t! rat day of the next torhi
True bilk were returned by the
(irand Jury against rite follow ing de
fendants:
.Sam Cohew—M urfler.
W. A- Odom—Diepoeiogof property
under lieu.
_ James Broeker—Obtaining goods un
der false presence*
O- B. liext--A*<*auh, with iptent to
kill.
CokHnhu* Jade—E. tering house
with intent to steal.
No hills were fsatud iw (be following
canes:
Carrie Myet«—Asnawk «nd battery
with inOewt to kill.
K. D. F T-ner—Same as above.
Givwge Ellis—Murder
The ew-c of Pan Ido Tyson, eolored,
for the murder of hi« wife, was com-
menood. Solicitor MclIiu^ci for the
State, Andrew T Woteiward, Ksf., for
the defence, bv appointment wf the
Judge at la-t U.r*n. The witnesse* ftir
the State w ere examined and the court
adjowrued until’('ue^dwy morning. -
Cases Assnivr.o.
The following ..ease* were set for
trial:
Thursday, State V*. Sam Cohen, mur
der. Solicitor for SUoe, Uatca and
Simms for defence.
Friday, State v*. Rufus Moore, Jr,,
nrurder. Solicitor for State, Patterson
and Holman fordefeiuw.
Saturday, State vs J. Gary Owens,
munler. So11cit«>rand W. Perry Mur
phy for State, I. L. Tobin and Patter-
souand Holmsp for defence.
* TCKSDAY’a WORK.
w PauMo Tyson was found gnitty. At
torney Woodward made a surprisinglv
Strong and ingenious defence. He w |j|
coii.inue id* effort* for his client. - k
Gilbert alias Will lain Russell was
tried for burglary and larceny and ac
quitted. Solicitor for state, Davia for
ds/niice.
Walter Wood* pleade'd guilty to as
sault and battery of a high and aggra
vated nature. Silenced to six months
Injha non itentlajp. R «.
The Grand JiTry returned true bills
in the following case*: m
Belton Jone*. Minder.
N. Frank Priester and Jones A, Wil
liam*. Assault and battery of * high
and aggrava*' d nature.
HenryvW. Harter, Assault and bat
tery wl.b intent to kill.
Anna Simms, Forgery.
Wm. Johmon, House breaking and
larceny.
Lewis Brown, Entering bouae With
intent to steal.
Richard J. Morris and Nancy Morris,
Adultery. “T"
No bill* ware found against Edmund
Trier, Assault and battery of w |ngb
and aggravated nature, and Henry
Dunbar on same charge.
'I he trial of Mr. G. B Hext resulted
in his acquittal.
Ten additional* petit juror* were
d awn Wednesday morning from the
•even mile box to dll vacancies
Our report will be continued next
week. '
Biackvllle, 8. C., Nov. 11th 1883.
Editor P'-oplr:
I take pleasure la putting a few
wiwd* in your pleasant reading paper.
Thk is it. The first cotton giii .was In
vented by Eli W'hirney an American, in
170J, which makes thia year one hun
dred years ago.
~ Yours truly,
Levy R. MgDoxalk.
of the
f v .
walla the noming
whoae heart* are
i k i*o morw on earth
■^* rrw l r and reunite the
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Announcemeiit
-BY-
MHRphey & ee.
Mnrphey ACo.,are the wholesale Gro-
cery House of 618 Broad Street, Au
gusta, Oa. We take this method of In-
forming all df otrr old customers that
they will now tlnd us just above the
Railroad crossing oh the same aid, of
the street (as our oltl doriier storee at
number 618. *
Wc moved from our old dorner about
18 months ago, hut we ate yet and have
been for forty years the cheapest and
only cash grocery house herCj conse
quently can sell you cheaper than Any
body else, can save you money if ybu
will come to see us.
We have Mr. Henry M. Sawyer, (A
Aiken and Orangeburg C’ountlet wit
u«, who will be glad to welcome any
body from South Carolina.
Remember the number and look for
It, 618, up the same side about 50 yards
from our old corner, and the firm name
la simply MURPHEY A CO.
Mos^s C. MraniET, Ueo. 8. Mcartiirr.
Maekvltle jlewa.
Mn E. A. Felder is making a brief
visit to hU old home and friends. Next
week lie will leave fbr 8ah Francisco,
whore he w.ll have charge of the De
partment of Admissions of tile ‘‘Mid
winter Fai - .” His past succ ss is an
absolute guarantee that he will be tie
right man in the right place. ^
Mr. Charlie Molony is now Private
Secretary to th j Vb-e-PreHlUent and
General Manager of the Illinois Ccfi-
traTR.K. DTring tin slk mbnihs of
flic World’s Fair at Chicago he had
charge of twenty-rive inlUion dollars
worth of tickets, He was equal to the
great responsibility placed upon bis
young shoulder*,discharged every duly
there with golden and absolute accura-
oy* ——~
Mr. Willie II. Oaknian continues
with the World’s Fair until the white
city is dismantled. He will probably
go to the Midwinter Fair at San Fran
cisco in an official capacity.
Mr. W. A< GylCs has taken the road
as representative of the Bradley Fer
tilizer Company. He will travel prin
cipally in 8outh West Georgia,
Mr. Faber Welssinger will sdon go to
London, luiviug accepted a responsible
position with a company Which wilLre-
£ rod uce the best features of the
World’s Fair for the Information of our
English cousins. Like all ulackville's
embassadors he achieves success by de-
-ervingU.
The Hostlers.
Mullarky A
Hartr, 8’0 Broad 8t
Augusta, Ga., invito all 8outh Carolina
people to call at their mammoth estah
lishment whenever they visit the Elec*
trie city.
They have a warm* welcome arid
millions of beautiful bang dns for
everybody, and the supply grows In
stead of decreasing. '.
You may have missed the World’s
Fair, but you ought not to miss calling
on the Hustlers. During Exposition
month their house will be the center
of attraction forall shoppers who want
the best goods at the lowest pi Ices.
fc. — 1 1 • "
How’s This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward lor^imy case of Catarrh that can*
not he cured bv Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
F. J Cuknkv A Co., Props., Toledo, O.
We-the qudersigned have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be*
lieve him' perfectly honorable' ih all
business transactions and tinanciallv
able to carry out any obligation made
by their linn.. *
Vi kst A Tihux, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O. Waldiko, Kink an & Mar
vin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Q.
HaU's Catarrh Cure is taken iutcr-
nally;wfttnydlrectiy ii|K*h the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
PrltY 75c, per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists. Testimonials f rep.
Killing the Cabbage Worms;
A reader of tlie Richmond (Va.) Dis
patch give an unfailing cure lor the
cabbage worm*. It is to mix one tea
spoonful of essence of |>eutiyroyal Ju a
gallon of water and spray the plants
w ith It.
an-
‘Columbia. 8.0’., Nov. II.—Tim
imal report of Adjutant and Inspector
General Farley has been fs-ued, and
makes a creditable showing for that de-
partmenl^ The mlHtla force of the
BROWN’S IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyapepoia, In
digestion & Debility.
As a result of baclcr'ological exam'*
nation*, which fndicNle that mejnbr: -
nous croup Is a type of dip herla. the
New York health department will iso
late all membranous croup casea as con
tagious.
Men laugh when t Id (hit Tobacco
injures them, wh>>, u they were hone* ,
would conf ss to nerv«uis hendacHf
fluttering of the heart, throat disea .
disarranged sto.nach and a gent- J
breaking do wtTof their system. Hill*
Chloride of Gold Ta'dets are the only
reinedv which effects a epeedy, perm
anent cure. All the druggist sell thetr.
Columbia, 8. C., Nov. 13.—The grand
j iry of Georgetown has nresented the
county dispenser for selling abort fneas-
uro whisky, the b t les sold not -hold
ing what wa* claimed for them. Gov
Tillman heard of ibe matter to-day
and investigated it at the state dlspen
sary. It la claimed that being out of
the regular bottles, some odd one* had
to be used. The judge will have a
-copy of the presentment served on
8tatdCommissioner Traxlcr.
\
past and for the free and full sympathy
of their words for the loss' of hia aid
stand and stock by AN*; ;— I
With afresh and complete stock of
neW gdods fluiteU to the nejrdw of tbfl
people of this section he cordlajl v asks
and confidently eXpesyt* a continuance
of past patronage at the
: South Side Store,
DICKS BRICK BUILDING.
8outh West Corner of the Public
Square. -
Hard times have come upon the ounn*
try and as a necessary consequence
high prices have been driven away. 1
shall do my best to keep up the quaran
tine against their return.
While I cannot, as a candidate for
business, promise to make every man,
woman and child who may favor me
with custom happy, handsome, healthy
and prosperous I very willingly pledge
myself to deal with perfect fairness. I
will be edptent with quick sales and
small profltl and shall sell goods on
the!r mei'lts. - y-ii-' «■ k*.:.;.■fY„ J —
I will give tile ImsM prices for cotton
^nd country produce that s*raicht bus*
lues* can aifordi
Asking my friends particularly and
the public generally to call upon me In
my new quarter* before buying ot scl-
HnjC ,
Wait With a Welcome.
WILLIAM McNAB.
^BARNWELL, S.C_
THE NE WS.
nminucm
N^WSand GOOD NEWS too for ev-
erybody who wants the neweat nicest
goods at the very lowest living hard pan
pricOi ever attempted in old Barnwell
Just Received
FIRST SPRING DRY GOODS,
Calicoes, Dress GdHds, Groceries,
Hardware, '1’ln and Wooden ware and,
In short, all goods that sensible people
need at this time of the year, all cheap
for cash or country produce.
Mr. Ben Davies. In charge, will be
glad to see and serve hi* former cus
tomers and the general public.
CHARLES PKCHMANX
Depot lor Sooth Carolina
4 FOB
PR. M’R A.E’S
CURE (OR 0R6IK1C STRICTURt :
AKP Alii' a I UN a Y COttl* I.AIN1 0,
only two dose* every twciify-touy
hour*—and is an absolute cure fof rtf-
ganic strlCturY and all kidney diseases.
It cures HrlctHrc without pain, Incou 1
venlence or the loss of one moment’s
time from ady employmCnt. Na. pain
In kidney complaint unless there ate
complications Itc
by softening It add pass 1
urine in the fohu of a sediment or fine
powder.
I have numbers of letters from people
In Barnwell county who have beet!
cured and are being cured.
t nm now seliltig It In Elko, Bahi-
w*ll, Long Branch neighborhood,-Al
lendale, Sycamore, Olar, Biackvllle,
Colleton County, Graliamvilln, Charles*
toll, Orangeburg, 8t; Matthews, Colum
bia, Urtengrood, l^wiidtsvlllr. Edge-
Sttfe* gravel or stone)
sing it nut In the
Ifew Iter-
SUmtitv Flor
ence, Darlington, t^imden afld Lancas
ter, Augusta, Ga., Baltiniare, Mil
Held, Andefsoii) SparMnjiurgt
ry, Pickens, Wlnnsboro. 8Umt
U< A. Ellis,
G. M. Grkkx
HLibIS & GREERE"
A.TTO rt?r 1C Vri A.X Li AW,
BARNWELL, 8.C,
Will practice In all the Com to of the
Htateand United State* and give prompt
peraoual attention P> all b«*lnV*» en
trusted to them. fl^5-1y
T. Bo ELLIS, Jr.,
Surveyor and Civil Engineei
Special attention given to the computation
ot Water-powers, leveling and drainage, %
A postal card audreseed to me at Mat tins,
8. C. will receive prompt attention.
oct1,t»lvr
WAftfTEp.
A large tract of land, not less than
1,000 acres clay subsoil, well improved
will pay cash.
Address M. Care Barkwkll 1*mplk
witJi stain])* for reply. Give ceurfflete
descriiition of land and lowest price.
M.
nik, Goshen, Indiana, Kentucky—with
best results. ' 4 " _ • , -
I guarantee a cure, if any one. will
(ake two bottle* of thl* Medicine,* and
lie ofsbrare not sufficiently benefit ted
to induce them to contiuue u*«, I will
refund their money.
This Medicine cart only Tie oLtalned
by orderlhg direct from me. It will be
sent by mail on receipt of price, $3 00 to
Any part of North Carolina, 8nuib Car-
ntlnS, tleorglrt atitl Alabama. In order-
ing *ay whether for stricture or kidney
disease.
If you are sufferlng. give It a t-ial, if
It does not do w hat I promise for It
your inon-ry will be returned without
d< lay or trouble to you, wbltfh Is more
than any doctor of drcgglst w ill do for
you.
e. k. ry/in;
Barnwell, S. 0.
The Barnwell
Oil Company.
BARNWELL, S. fc., Alig. 20,1803.
The Barnwell Oil Co.
Is now ready to Gin your Cotton and
buy your Cotton Seed.
Charge for ginning U
. .,>T " 4"
30 Cents pet Hundred.
Bagging and Tics furnished at Sev
enty-live Cents per Bale:
Highest Cash pftce paid for
COTTON SEED.
Tha List of Praijiitiipa
*W, IB. T=t.T~FC
WATCHMAKER AND
-ALSO DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
SOtilD AND PLATED WARE.
Repairing of ill Kinds a Specialty.
FIRST PREMIUM—OmSolldGold Lady’s 81m Stem Winder Watob.
SECOND I*RHM IUM—One Gentleman's Sifle.HoIld Silver 8tom WIihIm Wgtdu
THIRD PREMiUMaMlne Hundred Five Cent Cigars.
Th# above valuable premiums will be awarded ob the IMh ffayof Janoarjr»
1804. ujwn the following term* and conditions I - .
The first premium will Imi given to the lady or gentleman tnakitiff tha larf at
cs»h purchases from me) net less Utah seventy-Hr* doll ira, between now and licti
January, 1894. \
The second premium will be given to tin lady nf gentleman nialilhg the second
largest cash purchases, not less than flfty dollar*, between Um date and IMl
January 1804. 1
The third premium will be given tb the person making third largest puflelMwa
Within the same periiMi,
PurcliNscrs will not be confined to tny larch and well selected stock, bat ant
Hl-ticle that I may not have In the w|y of clocks, watches, jewelry and S4lv«Y
wsre ( solid or plated, will be ordered and guaranteed ti» give safUfaidloh. Alt"
orders fpr good* not In stock must lie aecbmpftnleil hy the lull price In cash, da fad
Offering such valuable premiums I cannot tike other risk*.
Orders by mail of otherw ise train all w ho mar lie nbahfe to call In permit will
receive dartftil and piotnpi attention. In ordering by nlall please be eerrfut and
state exactly what t* wgnted. The accounts nf each pdn.‘ba«er Witt tw tept prl-
vate. The name* nf the prenilutn winners w ill be pidtfb
Pkoclb on the 18th January 1804. ;
pobfi shed in Tmu Uabmwbl*
HratiUfld Chrlsttnas)1et,noooe forget,
R.-sii)|riil Cbrlstma* med have nort'gret 1 ,
B'suttful goods Are lus wck In my Store;
_JuOmc. ami its beautiful premiums explote;
Beautiful bargalhs yourcali will repay,
Beautiful gifts for a Imiiiitlful day;
fieek for no fliier, your search w III be vain,
. Beautiful Christina* la near us again!
and glrla to Cuter the jui.lor class of war heat Hill-
of auch hlglM’gfiMlI
d In tire. jtMiNRr*
augHl
J. ALLEN TOBIN,
WflitiuHr and ’treasurer.
yscK-’aMta tutssaxs
>• Without Ha WMklT,
iSrBbJ. a S»JS;
rsort SI JC six
PuausBEiu,
Gao. W. CROFT f - J. B. Bi'rckiialtkr,
Aiken, 8. C.
Barnwell, 8. C.
Croft & Burckhafter,
A.T TORN P VH AT 1. A W
BARNWELL t. H. t 8 C. ^
Will practice In all the Courts of this
State and In the United States (’ourts.
Mr. Croft wiil .it,tend the Courts ol
Barnwell County anil all matters of lm-
imrtance will receive Hie personal at-
•(tition of each member of the firm.
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Wood Work Machinery.
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Brick nn(I THe
Barrel Stave
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Grain Threshing'
8aw Mill
Kice Hullingv
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COMPOUND.
and the bit- state Is In flue comlitM, and iraprov-
lerues* of tears. t». A (8rat rata naval imbtUha* been I
Ing.
organised and li. ««ll officered.
Though South Carolina is one of the
smallest state*. It has the third largest
and one of the Imm equipped military
fomrs in the United Stales. —
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9oi<l ta Paruwill and elsewhere
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The hest Gasoline Stoves and Langes
made, *■ v .
BECAUSE THEY HAVE
Sight Feed, Steel Needle Valves with
German silver Points.
All part* rust proof. Cast Iron
Burners. Drum Head*. Removable
Float Valves. Kpactcu* Warming
rloeeto. Tanks which cannot be re
moved without first Hosing alt Burners.
Valves which show at a glance w hether
they arc open or closed.
8end for prices.
BALDWIN & GABYIN,
Biackvllle & Bamberg,
For Rent and Side.
We represent the CorWn Bunking
Company in Aiken and parawell oonn-
and have for rent or Mile a number
aluable places In theae counties.
Parana# during to buy nr rent gumf
place# op good terms w HI d** welt to call
«*r write. BATES A *1 * 1M*
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Engine* slid Boilers,
State Age lit* for Talbott A ^ons’ En
gine* and Boilers, Haw- and Grist Mill*.
Brewers’ Brick Machinery, Double
Screw Cotton Prpsse*.
Thomas direct acting Steam Presses,
no belts. . '
Thomas’ Seed Cotton Elevator*.
Hall and Lunimi* Gins, Kiigleburg
Rice IItiller*.
II. II. Smith A Co’s. Wood-Working
Machinery.
Planers. Band Saws, Moulders, Mor-
tiser*.
Tepenors, comprising complete
equipment for Sash, Done and Wagon
Factories, Deloachc’s Plantation Saw
Mills, variable feed.
Beltings, i'ltting* And Madiinery
Supplies. Write for prices.. w*
V. C. BADHAM,
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Columbiit, 8. C.
ROADNOnCE.
Notiee I* hereby given that tjie
County Commissioners w:|ll considerat
the regular meeting on^Tiiesdav.the 5t.h
day of December next; •king the cstab-
IDhment of a public road leading from
Barnwell Court Ifomm and town, .hy
:ray of Half** Mill to Ninety Four on
the SouthA^imlina Railroad.
All persons objecting will take notice
and make known their objection* at the
•aid ineetliig in December. -
If no object loo be taads and Hghto of
war be given the prill loo wl I he
granted.
Hy unfe'r of the Board.
* M-J.i’ATE,Clerk.
^ W. p. IfllfARP, The
BLACKVILLR. S- C.
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Williston High School
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For Roys aqd Girls.
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VVillistUtt, ftarttwcl) Cdtinty, South Carolitld.
TliC ilext test ban begins Wedttemlhy, 84‘ptember 20th, H90, ami cbntlutwa Ml
scholastic month*.
The people rtf Williston, recognising the irt>pnU*nc6 of higher education, hat*
cstablloliid In their town a iwriuanent •chool ofnlgli grade, 'they havv*rectrg
a large, hatldsome andconveiilrtitly arranged *vhti*)l builHlfig,whlt’h Df
with the latbst Itbpfbvrtl uatetited furniture, attd W hIUi trill t s.il.v Brb«i__
300*tudent*. Tbc nrcsi-Ht I'rtuciiml has ha J charge of the Inatltutloa
past two year*, anil at a recent meeting of the Board of Trustee* was uuanlt
ly re-elected fora term of throe more year*.
The Faculty conslats of six c«<m|tcrent male and female teacher*, umat Pf #ImAk
have held petition* In large and prominent in.tiiutictis of learning. Mnic Iwteh*
era will be employed If the patronage Juslille*. During the past *eR*ion<
pupils were enrolled; It D eonfldtiuly expected that the eiirollmaat
will Be much larger. :——
The rtohool anti* to iitplfly A long felt watit in thia part nf tha
Ject In view l* to p re pa to boy* and glfla to enter the Junior efi
versiiie*. and to furnish to those who cannot avail thcmselvea
cation'the mental discipline nVcr**ary to make them kuccesaful
uomitlcte the prescribed course of STinly win b« grantml diploma*,
usua’. Fnglli-ll course, iii#truction w III be given In the foH<*a ing branehuat LatW,
Greek, F'ench. German, (.bmmerolal Law, CnmitieruUI Aritlncetic, Book hi«p~
Ing, Music, Lallsthcnlcs, Klocutlotf, Typewriting and Military Tactlba.
KXPEN'SES.
tilterai'y Department, per month f 1 00 to 4 Ml
Music, Instrnmental (with uscot InstruBient) pur idontii, 3 50
M nslc, Vocal, per month. fl flo
Board, per month .... ... T 00 tB~t0 00
Board and lultioti paynblb mobtbly in attVahCe;
Complete t.’oimnerclal Cour>e, including Book-keeping. Com
mercial Arithmetic and Pentuanahip^for entir i course..... .4 30 00
It takes from three to five month* to complete this course.
Wh**n a student passes a satisfactory examination in tite Commercial branchea
he will r« ceive a diploma from that deparimetiti
Telegraphy, complete course IM»
Typewriting, complete course 1000
Calistlicnic*) jor the entire session. .V» fl 00
All students from a distance are required to hoard at the Btudehta’ Hall, unless
their parent* get the c/m«ent of ‘the I’rlhcipal to board them eitoWhetu. Thu
Students Hall will be Hie home of the Principal and the majority of til* mem«
her* of tlw Faculty. Regular study liours at night ’ tndeat* are not alloweg
to roam the street* or leave their room* after dark without a apedal permit frote
the Principal. There Are tw.» ohiirclic* in Our town, BaiiHat and Methodist. Att
student* Are requir d t» attend the church of thetr choice. Good litorttry *oclr
tie* are carried on in connec tion w |th the 8ch»ol.
Prof. McGee, of the Citadel, ha* charge of the Military Dettottmeut. Oadei
rifles and all.necessary equipment- are furnished by the Principal. The uniform
(* purchased by Hie buy*, and costs from $14.00 to l 19.60 per aim. ‘'
A young man can epter the Literary Department and attend nttf Bchool thu
entire session of ten scholastic mouth* board, tuitlott, washing, light*,fuel, book*
Ac., Included, from $115 (Ml to «]25 no The total cost the 'entire session la (Ml
Literary Department for young ladles la froth 0125 00 to #135 00,
For further information, address
F. N. K. BAILEY. Prineipol,
U. A. B. NEWSOM, Sec Bil.Trusteed, Williston, 8. C»
dBLRCKUILLE * GRADED * SGHOOLk
r A Full and Tiiokgcgii L1TERAKY COUHSE Pi
I’ARATORY FOR C JLl.EGK.
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1 DIIIOX FHEE for Last Four Mqntiis.
PRIZE SCHOLAKSUIPS in two of the Leadi
Colle(;e8 of the State.
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MUSIC, Vocal and Instrumental. THEORY, Th<
ougii Bams and Harmony.
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MlHlffcxiTTIoYPER K0NTH ..
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STGHT-SIXGIXG Free To Entire 8uium>l.
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ART, Drawing, Painting, Fancy-Wduk.
COMMERCTAJU COURSE, Tk.i.egjlajtiy, Xyi
ting, Stenography, Commercial Law, Boom,
Akitiimetic, Penmanship, Em, etc., 'Mmmm
A T cKt Session bc-gius Modtby September ]
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