The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 08, 1894, Image 2
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13. V. HOLMES, Editor 1 Prop'r.
LARGEST COE STY CI1U t LATIOJj.
TROTHDAY, FKBit'UARY
Sh '
IKfM.
Tb* HmKm Rank.
■»Tb* Florence Tinir* 6T llu* l«t ln*f. In
it* ix , |M*rt i»f «Hiurt |>n>» , i*c<liii>T«, i‘hvh of
iht 1 trouble of tlit> Itauk of the Cmo*
lina*:
.'I'be eharKe wf()rln«t John I*. Coffin
« !*« gueii to the Urainl Jury lint
the
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Xolive U hereby ^relr that the nr«
'leialjrned will tile hia final avvonnt with
JuUjte nalJ llut If ru-h clHir^en wore to ‘ * l V!^ 1 - r ' ’
he made there were trial Ju»tlc*« j Kirkland er Oeo. II. Pat''*; alternates
. nouirii 4ii l!i« « Ithont taklusr*! **• Kirkland and (i
1.’the fool-klMer U Idle IO» hi- own
fault. Yhere'ii work for him in Wij«h-
^i»|tton and bdnof It.—I tally Amerlvan.
Yea, if he’ll there And do lit* duty
'thhra wilt be monening In tyiany fatul-
liearand a Ida: trade In black k m>iI«.
Ifr. Kj.RTvtalkarvof Itranfort,
jestathronjrh'he X<*w« and ('burl
the ••Ubll-hmentor ereamerie- aloiia:
the railroAda. Milk could h«*
In.nn the farmer* add- the road wm*l*l
aoon run ajicclal uiHK train-. Milk i-
ahipporl to X®w York from <jti« 10 two
hundml mile* every day, Kiviiitf the
farmer*dally ca.«h and tin- road* mote
freight. More |?ra*» and JB*S OottAh,
move «50w* and few»T plough*.
r >
The thicker ihe jwo|dc the harder the
tlmea. Fifteen thon«and nnwn|iloyed
men attended an open air n'^ht inevt-
tnj; In New York lu-t week. A eorre*-
jiondent wrilj.ug froni that city to a
„ Weetern paper nuike* the *tatement
— that an iinn»iiallv large mmiher of ri: h
jie iple have *hnt up thTlr hTnjJTDheent
home*, hired watchmen to guard their
property.and gone pH' to spend the
whiter. They apjivar to apprehend
trouble from'the general dulne-- of the
—linanaamt de.«litmiott !'f ilie lu'Oiile,
whom autferlng may .drive to desper-
atlon.
enough In the couiUy althout laklng*
uji ilie fimi of the court, tint If they )
#l*hrd to ootiaider tiie ea*e they cbuld
do *o. »
lie illd not think ihe expenaea; of In*
viMticnilhtf tin* dialler *houlil lie pnL
on ihe county,
1 he New* and Courier cnrrrapondeut.
wrote on the t-f tlrtfthe charge lir'tnght
h.i l\ F Clayton ugainat J. I*. (idllo
mi* that ColHti had received drpbiUt*,
knou lag rho Hank to Ire‘itnortveHt,, ami
honowing rnoney from the Hank In vio
lation ol law, “AII Il:e u itne**c* who
eonl>l have knowledge, of the ulfair in
hand were examined, ’ and thd grand
jury decided to ignore the eliarge*
entirely Hot liodiiig any ground for
-tih-l intialfbg tiiu clnirgea or bringing
an indictment.
'I’he Metl odi*t Qoartorly meeting
on Ha to rainy and Sunday wa* well at-
t nded. I'reehling Klder ; IHckaoft
f ireached tinee. excclleitr •crinon* to
arge congregation*. The Orangeburg J. O. Faiwmon, K*ri , Judgehf Pinbate^
IMstrlft ( onfereiicc will he held here, | ,.o Friday the Mrh dav of March next
nreh-nw..... .i,« »,i. i-. * at 10 oVIock In the forenoon, a* Adminl
Niratorof the estate of Kllr.aheth Priei-
ter, deceased, and a*k for Letter* DU-
niiwaory. J A. JKXJilNa.
IVli. 8th,
NOTICE.
prohahly nn (he Ith Hnuday i i April.
The delegate* elected are Dr.„ N. F.
ieorge Morris
COME TO SEE Me!*
Sotne aby^kighte^l people
ig to Wa-liingvitii tor rcLict
,... .. . final discharge
litngpjhi tor relief. If they _ . , .
iWgwtlrry may gefit. Hut , I" h«rehy gtverr that the on
•re^help In a «lay than Con- X '*U bl« final accoun
roue out hi a They J 1 ‘I” * 3tfcr«0!i, o
_ . . . . are look-
ing
live long tuiot
w« have nmrejiclj
gres* can drone 01. .
P'rtslon old KOldlei* and dig ont s-'a-
idv haihora and that’s the way Uncle
Sam's tuuiiey goes, hut we sell good*,
near
that ■...
u , i pi*
a v c* Stock all new, bought *ince
ar tiui'’* t > .k all the .Northern eitie*
L iiie throat, and to be -old at nu-
==j - — Frlmtaty. the.ikd.l^Wi,
selgling, S. C.
In ftevordaneo with theeaflof ieig
ling Special Seiiool lij-irlct No. 3J.
forYI ax | ayars to meet at Selgllug
Acideinv on January the L’tf h 1 sill for
Long Itrunch.
Though the elouds hung low and the
night was dark and dreaty on Friday
night,27th u:t„-chool a—i inldcd in the
rhureh for tub pur|K).seolContestingIpr
the Demo rest silver medal. '1 o’our *ur-
K lae found * large crowd with blight,
auliful laces, the most of them heiitg
utranger-i l>ot among thosegeulaffuefs
it altord'mo gnat plca-ure tokion
that si'c’i gentlemen as I’mfs. Il-til 1
and McDougleand a great m-tny.other
esteemed gentlemen and ladies w hose
names I would tie glad to mention if I
only had time and space, had leit their
home* of cotillon. Sueti an art «|mw«,
that they intend to do all they van i s
parentsaud friend* for the uphiiilding
of the rising generation. ,
Mnatefs Lcnijic Hirt, Arlhur llairaml
witters delivered scveial lii'itiitiful |d e a
of piM-iry.^.'l Inn sll.e eoiiU'-t. lor the
Demoi’eatsilver medal began. The-ree-
itation* were as follow*, iittrispersed
v Ith instrumental iiml vocal inu-ie.
The luNtriih)ental music was performed
by Mis* l>clia Ilirt a.iid Ml«s Hair, to
Whom we feel grateful. The in«lru-
meutal mush; was followed by .tlie nice
young men ninl beaut Hill young ladies.
The onuipclitnr* were h* In lows f
No. 1. Mr. Ilenrv IJaii— llic Crv of
Today.
No 2 “Mr. Benjamin Birt—The Hum
heller* Legal Kighr*.
No. S Mr. Paul <hloin—The Horrors
of the Liuijor Tralllc.
No. 4. Master I/,mile Birt-r-Tlie Liq-
■ .mtr Traffic A nt agonist io 10 A met jean
Liberty.
Hie lull pose o( ilerennirrln^ w hether 01
not io lew a special tax for said School
Disiri.'t a snllli ien.i immher asaemhled
and ler led a 2 pi l is extra tax Tor Selg
hog Special Srhool District No. I'2 and
the' Auditor wilf please lake due liotioe
ami govern him sol f ma.M.rd i’ngl y
M m. a All, su.
Clerk Boar«L Tnistees.
-^tho Strike Mka' m*»”
IVe have received.fi'om the •‘Ariier
lean IJii.naiie ' Kilueation Society,’
1 '' 11 “ hUttLfll HI pages
bearing the above title, dt is a hook
wirh a nier.il, 'and t e moral point* t*i
the advatilagis of , kind treatment to
dnmh animals, and which appeal (on
Do Foil Know
Thar r Tv ai rnTTi Ife WtireTU bnf soa jT^nH
Nvithotitprutiihling Ir?
That fine copper w Ire I* much better
and more secure than any
piefoi'iMt with*'
bolh from humane aixT seltlsh stand
point, t Iffshiiok shofild have a place
In e. i v lioiisehohl in Ihe.‘land, as
"I1011M «!*■> the Society’s inontiily* puh-
li('alioii^'“<)ur Dumb Aniinithn” I he
latter has been very, justly declared to
he “one of the brightest, cleanest,
*weetcst and best of all the impels.’
Semi, l"ii eodU to the above address for
tin; hook and ask them to send you a
sample copy w! “Dur Diymh Aulmal* ’
It w HI do your ehildren food
these puhlieatioll^.
Nome Co Hon History;
to read
A 11111 id red year* ago the loial cotton
i r >11 011 he South aiiioinited to 2tMMMi
b iles. For years price* ruled high, ip
No. 6. Mr. Muloy Ogden—'I he Saloon
Must Ho. j\
No. ii MI *» Delia IIIrt—Youscab'StTip
H if you \V in.
No. 7. Master Monroe Birt.—The New
Fashioned Man.
No.S. Mlsa Katie Hjiir—Keinfonx.-
inent.
—No-Ph AD-«F-i riii tig.mi.—T»o Firea.
No. 10 Mr. Allen Hair*-Th« Bugle
\
I* Calling:.
J tie juug» s, Profs. Daniel, MeFtmrgb.'
and Mr. M i I ledge Cave, dccided.in ia-
■vorof No.il and the medal was present
«d by Prof. Daniel, af’er tlelivei ing a
very Interest lug and appropriate spt.ojh
for the occasion.
M’ell, Mr. Kditor, we expect Vo come
again if we are considered welemne
guest*. . —
F, ('artkii, Principal.
INM Drlnging 11 cent- a ] mind. Tin
pTn ' I » as mi.i gieal. ihar. pl'Oillb tiOti WHs
emit nimlly stwmilafcpl and the yield,
"iirgriw the demand until the price
!• II to p;* eent* in tSiift. tn ls|o then-
was a m>| lier di'cline-To If eeii 1 s and low
|i iivs prevailed until 1HI« when the
ifV«;rage price was 5,(i:i cents, the lowest
averagi price ever known to the cotton
Trade. • Kven in lsni-2, w h- n the nop
w as t),o:{.-,.0(Ml liales, after the disastrous
lailure of the Barings, so long Ktiglisli
Kings o| the money market, the aver
age at New York* wa* 7.50 cent*, nearlv
2 d'-'t.s higher lfi.*fi in IMli. T hen tin
s.d! '.ere without money value, hut
no" they u'dil about a ceni a pound to
tlmpi i.-e In I*l7 the crop was short
and cotton r.se to 8, but fell-back.to 7^
d'earned of pric«*. Our New Shoes
will gl\c yon an easy walk through the
year. Our fresh groceries will keep
you healthful through the trying
account
~ —j — -1 -. .. -«■ • ^«■ of
Prohatc. onMondar the. 12th day of
March next, at 10 o’clock in the fore-
ii* Guardian ofC. C. Bishop, and
«m’» moticy goes, hut we sell goods, "oon. as uiianiiao t... iti-tiop, ain
jw, nice goods at Koch low figure ^sku f {)r Letter* Di*missory.
ml. everybody can reach them. _ 7 •■’ ' J ’ J- M’. JENNY
Coiue atid -see Ninl-pick for your- ’ rt)./*td
Town Taxes.
r . : : 4 > - •;
All Tax pliers within the tow n of
linrnwf-v are nmiH**d that 1 will receive
you neaniinil through the trying ^f tUr y * <r , rn J ° 1 ^ iC J 11 rearoft he Opera
Mine. Our Dry and Divssti. od* rtateTneniitv Sr©
will preserve good looks and family P .. m 1 "L" 1,e
H ' - ' ndded on all property not returned.
liappiiK*
. C'omr and see. TTieroul away from
hard time* to peace anil plenty starts
from the first d< or West of Tuk Pro
em Me haVo everything yon ought
t> hav< now, and Our price- are a sure
CUmTor Lard Aimes and grippe.
CHAHLKs PKC'IIM ANN.
(td)
J Mar,
Cleik & 'J’reasurer.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that. Ihe nn-
dcttdgned will file hia final accontit
V'Vlth ,1. O. Patterson Esq. Judge of
Probate, on Frlda’y the »th tiny of March
at lU'o'dlock In the fovenoori.
One month after the date hereof I
will apply to the Judge of Probate for
Burn well County fora discharge as Ad-
nilnDtrntor of the estate of .Halite Wil
lingham. \ THOH. O. LAWTON,
jan 15-4 wr
\
Final Discharge.
7:
Notice I* hereby given that the un
dersigned will file hi* final account with
.1.0. Patters in, K* j.. Judge of Pm hate,
on Thursday the 8th day of February
■text, at 10 o’clock In the forenoon, as
F.xeeutor of t c estate of Janie? R. Mc
Millan, deceased, and ask for Letters
Dlsmissory, ~i
. — o. b. McMillan.
Janll-fd
yFINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice if hereby given that the on-
dersignedevill Hie her Huai account
with .1. O. Fatter-on. Esq., Judge of
Pmbiytc, Monday the 12th day of Feb
ruary next, at 10 o'clock in the for e .
noon, a* Administratrix of the estate
of I.T4. Bamheegi deceased, and ask for
I.etter* Dlsndssorv.
; MRH. N..T. ALLF.N,
jan 11 • td Ad in I n i *t ru t rlx.
--fly-
NOTICE.
?fvc
T’hat stmng vinegirran hr»
place of cream of tartar with
giNid.resiilts^
, as
Adn l ilstrator of the estate of Jno. K.
, Turner, Sr., deceased, and ask for I.et-
ebrd to hang tors Dlsmissory
JNT^fl.Tl’DNER ,FR.,
n^eil Tft
equally
^property or m v tiile
f» Fob. 181)1.
I lurT a eoiiplo of plump apples placed
in the hu\ with cake will keep it moist
a Rm$ tian; y . ■ - ' _
Thnt if a thread he pulled out of each
*ide of a lainpw ick, the latter will never
-tick in the huruer? ^
T hat pla-ter of paris. wet a little at a
time in cold water, is the
To *Stock flaisers.
mend holes in the Avails?
best thi ng to
That umullla paper pasted over the
hacks of pierhriH wdll exclude dust lier-
rwetft y
I hat one of the sIm|iJc*t and best reni
edies for pile* is one cupful of honey,
two table-poonlul* of sulphur And two
of black pepper, mixed, and taken a
iHble-poniiliil at a dose, tlire-t.time*
daily in had cases?
.That a simple and eflVetnal cough
The Imrortcd Norman ~ Perchemn
Stallion Scipio will make staid's in
Barn welt, eoimt-y if from 5 to 10 huires
ean he semireipat auv one place. ScSflio
h
Service tor the Reason $15. For
tieuiar* apply to T <’
J. M\ BAT ES
- A Mobley’s
f4w)
. — t, ' *
* 111 t-u <11 »ivv J)IIM * •
i'| 1 h aiitiful iron gray, 0 yeu-Joh’, Tty
hand- high aed weighs 105’) pound*.
’ ' ' “ $15
pur-
Notice i« hereby.given unto elT who
It may coneern that I hereby revoke the
appointment heretofore made of John
B. Rountree as my atrnrney in fact* or
agent; tvnd all persott^ are c
have no trai saeiions witfi's'alu John
Rountree in mv name or affecting nn
est V-
Jannary 8th, 181)4.
TalteMce;
M’herea* the pulilie highways are
constantly obstrui ted by persons plow-
"Tug in them, all person- are hereby
warned not to plow or plant nearer to
an v pnhlie road in this county than ten
feet from the center of stieli road.
All oVerseers are requested to re
port any violation of the law in tills te-
speet to thisjdlfc.e,
Slateqient ,
OF THE CONDITION OF
„■ nai u -unpie anil eiieemai cough
-cinedy is niaile of oiic ounce of-glyeor. i Farmers Bank of HUendale, 8.C.,
Pic. one teasp onlul iif soda and one
on pi ul op. w a ter ? At .:los o of im sines* January l.Tt'i, 18 >4 :
I hat beans will shell and the skins Loans and Discount*. $l,7sft S7
--Tip oil apples vi'ry easily i/—Huyv are, j ptm from oilier hank* Xll 5S
ih>t dipped for two or three iiil.mtes Ca-h on Imnd (Hu 2s
Olliee Furniture, etc. 575 5.»
cotton r.'Se t
cei.t-. ~ ^
Tin imwease Iii yield In -the last sev- That shePts, piitnw--ch4e«, towel*, etc
'• en nxqirei i ileiiteP. , J n '‘*0 •»-“ iroueil HHsdy hv f+tldiug -nitKifh
I- . 1 - ... . . ! t» u l i 1 l kit 11 I * w-1. .. . 1 ,1
en ye r- ha* h*eu laqii . r
is I 5 the s. n h" in rule .T,7dH,') u hales: in
' -Ite-g.itheredH^ver It - miTlhm, an
InCTgMse <i( nearly ti l per petit. The
re-i linMu^tvorld eaniiof ihhuiifactuti
it it’s (T^t its the South makes it. ■-*-
Till' two.List erbps have fallen ol!
from tlu-Vhcrn o i< yield of H!H-2. and
llie •nilili *>tock i- h ing winked no
11 a-o.aU Nrop i* made thi-year a Tali
Tribute of ResiKM-t.
Buford Lodge, No 22 A. F. M,
Whereas it ha* been the w ill of the
Great Architect, of the universe, in the
beginning ol the present Masonie year,
hi sever the brittle thread of life and
thereby again removed from our midst
our lunch loved and respected Brother,
<4. A. Kthard, who for many year* has
been a useful member of the Lodge,
leaving the remembrance of n well spent
life. Our brother has g..ne like the au
tumn leaves to enrich our mother earth,
summoned that undiscovered coun
try, from whose bourne no traveler re
turns. In this we see that death ha-
«titered our rank*, thereby weakening
the chain by w hicii w e are unityd hroih-
*w to brother as Masons. Brother Ki-*
nard wa- faithful, good and true, al
ways practicing the principal tenets •.('
our order, Friendship, Morality and
Brotherly Love.
Asa husband and father forbearing,
kind and affectionate. Therefore be it
Resolnul, 1st That the Secretary in-
•ertbe a page of the minute hook to hi-
memory a*u4 the liall lie draped in
mourning for thirty.rhtys.
2nd Th)»t 1.1 token of reqieet for onr
rlcpartcd brother w e qtfei the w idow
and family our heartfelt sympathy.
Hd. That the above preamhie and res
olutions be published in the county pa
pers ami a copy of the same he sent to
the family of our departed brother.
.L P. Jicxny, Secretary.
Nr»Tp i* ntade tlii- y
price w iil be realized. D. 18 years tile
eo > P*t+-cp,,p of Flur^Hr-qfh—Itsw solri- to-
r i.iii i,uo 1,000, but ycry llttlp of that
-immense sum has-fU'iMi dear r roHt h
the raU-r. During aiTrthat tinur the
-Houth. in people inive^heeii hard al
wmk. trying to i!ia-.e yiionoy with
whien to hny every Hi frig Chitytlfcy neeR.
to eat ami 10 w <ar, in sickness niid it.
Iiealt-li, lronrti e cradle to tlia\coffiil.
Onr fo,k» have been toiling in thehurr.-
iug sum for the stock raiser and w heal
grower m the West xml the nuinufHi\
t'ircr and tnerehiiTit of the East
On the new seheiinl? of making a li* - -
ing Hist and money alter, the South 1 "
ern r.i-mei-me in the right direction
to pr< sperity. It i* a*' sisaight a- an
air line and if they ke’Fp in the middle
ot t lie roiid they will get out nf ail their
t rouble*, to wonder why they'w'oye so
'hurt sighted so tong.
into hoillug water?
That roses are host grown in the
h oiHe in (loiilile pots tilled between wit
.ami, which I* to he kept .moist? The Capital paid in ...
Hot sun shining on the single pots can*- 1 Due other hanks
e* the leaves to fall off. • | Dyp.^it*
That any vi-g-rahle or frtilt tlmt eanT Stirplus and Frotits
he canned, may he evaporated equally 1
well, and saved or years w ithout dau-
ge v of spoiling, ^ ‘ v :
TTiat lea-t that ha* Ficgnn to sour imPv
he -weelen d by .adding two tea-poon-
fnl* of inigar to each cupful.? fn the
.morning it w ill he gooil as imw.
I iiat wheat iiiithljinuamiuke just at
good bread as rye ti/iiJSr, double the
1 r ce ? .
TTmt sheet®, piilnw-chypir, towel*, ete.
$T,J.T2 :\i
iy aid putting througiulie wij iger?
I . a a new eott ni dre-s, secidentHfly
orn, can he mended so that it w ill not
•how, by sfifreliing a |>ieee like it, pla
cing it cnicfnlly un<k;r the rent an I
1 rouing off I otb sidysdf -
That cookies, gioger-snaps, etc., hake
mndi better if the tins are turned bot-
rwyn sid" ii|i i* —. .
$2,(i90 (Hi
4it !)2
FT 20
157 25
M. J. r.»TF, Clerk
Sale Stables.
-AVILL CUBE--
^ ■ /(• ' V H V ■
DT.ps.p«1a, IJv«r Complaint; Chronlo IIept*tills, T'^diba trtrpor of
t i_.._ 1 1 ,mmiirv> fn low ng noon malarial qtsaasa*.
Liver,and general uehllUyV following upon , l 1..;
Dropsy Dlarrheea Dysentery, Coiistipation, llrmorrhojdi,
Uterine, Rena) and Cystic DUense*. Ilamiatarla and Cat*
• " ! amanlal derangement*.
—rORSALEBY—
.T. AI.LTCN TOBIISr
t
Port Royal and Augusta Railway...
J. If. AYFRIf.L, Receiver;— iLi.
TTIROUGH AND LOCAL TIME TABLES.
In Effect January 28th, 1894.
No. .1*
5.00 p. in.!
6.50 pi m.
No. 1 i»aily.
7-25 a.
, m.
9 20 a.
, in.
9 52 a.
m.
10 30 a.
in.
10. 40 a.
tn.
-14.2U-a.
m.
11.45 a.
in.
12.50 a.
m.
78 Meridian T ime.
| No. 2 Daily | No;4 Daily.
Lv. Augusta Ar.
Ar. Allendale Lv.
Ar. Fairfax Lv.
Ar. Yemaisee l.v.
Lv. Yeina»*ee Ar.
Ar. Beaufort
Ar. Por* Royal T.SO p. 111.
8.-60 p m.
0.85 p- m.
6.4J p. m.
5 4» p. m.
5.53 p. m.
4/4(i p. in.
5.15 p ni.
11.T5 a. in.
9.'15 a. tu.
Ar. Charleston
Between Port Poyal and Beaufort and Charleston.
75 Mefldian Time, j No. 5 DkIIv. |“ .
No. 0 Dally.
1.15 p. m. •
F.21 p. in.
2.25 p. m.
4.50 p in.
—■ . — : r—*— 3—T *'■
nfdltled tv» (Jonnection af Allendale fi-rCaroifna Mtuland Station?.
‘ ‘ B. K. II. M RIGHT’, G. F A . GEO. T. BRY
Lv, Ft. Royal Ar.
Lv. Beaufort Ar.
Ar. Yemasscflt
Ar. Charleston Lv
0.50 p. m.
0 54 p. in.
5.40 p. m
5 15 p in.
A N, T v P. A.
1
Port Royal & Western Carolina Railway,
J. B. CLEVELAND, Receiver. . •
1 Augusta and Asheville Short Line,
Schedule in effect September 24th
<»
.1895.
9 :0Oam I :45|im l.ravc
7 :49pn Arrive
11 :15am, 4 :20|)in'.yrrive......
12 :47pm 5:2lpmj A1 rive *
! .7 :00pni Arrive .......
2:401)111' 0:45pn j Vrrive
0:4.ipm ..Arrive
. Augn*ta. .
. .Anderson
.Greenwood.
Lauren*......
(ireenville. .
.Spartanburg
Adierille
—jV
8 :(X)pm
..1
Arrive 1:40pm
. Leave 7:50am
. . Leave 1 l-?9r>am 6 : 4pm
; Leave 10:05am 5 :00pm
. Leave i 7:45am I :45pm
Lean 8:40an ; 5:30pm
. .M.eavci, v.. . ’ 3 :12pm
-X~
T’or Hirther lnforinatiou relative to Tickets. Rath*, etc., applr to
_ w> J.CKATG, G. P, A.
R. L. TODD Trav. Fas'*. Agent, 504 Dyer Building, Augusta, Ga.
Now that the time to begin /arm work
ha* come I am ready to supply all per
son- wai ft ing good horse* ami mules ht
the right sort of dgiiies. ’
Come and see my stock and learn pri
ces, and you will find out that the grip
of ha rd time* iiH-lreeuTiroken. r r
Stable* on East -iiK* of Fnhlic Square.
C. BROWN, Tru-tee.
jante!-tf
South Bound Bail Road.
* ] .
In Effect Oct. 1 $1,189?.
No. In.
N
No. 5.-.
HF.aD DOM A. Hhort Line To Augu*ta And Asheville;
4 10 pm
0 op am Lv
w. F.
$5,352 38
J. F. GRAA*, President.
BRUNSON, ( n.-hier.
School Election.
of Allendale
rvnr
T1
l. v-f fall tluMna 1 ket report* said the
pi i« e- Toopeaniit* were low and declin
ing becHii-e the supply exceeded the
■iemand. According to Mr Edward
Vtkin-o.i’^ vie A - on peanut*, the sup-
lily -hmild not have exceeded the de*
i” nid had tlicro been planted ted time*
the iicicage that was planted,. For, as
he p< iiitsout a' length in a recent pn-
I'cr. the jicanut is almost a- full of pos-
-ihilities as the cotton plant, every 1,
lim tion and product of which U now
ut.1 lixed. T he Kernel* of peanuts, Mr.
Atkinson says, yield nearly half their
Weight in an pit that i* used in France
a-an adulterant for olive id I, and to
make'soap, and give back a meal cake
that is an cxcellcut foptt^for sWk.
The peanut plant makes a good- and
wliote-imie Im., iuid yields some twp.
i ton - to Hie luxe. The’ plant, further-
m no, excefs all ot’-er plants in drab ing
hat t ie letter* can he removed from
ilpnr sack* by jioaking these in Imttcr
milk?
i liat.’choppliTg'TjfeiKF*dougb instead
if kneading *0 mncii, save* lots of
work ?
That sweet,-ki'iimed mllli-Ti*-niiiclj
better thm starch for calicoo- and
gingham^.?
- Fi.okk.vo: IT.
nitrogen from the almosphe-e •♦hrowjftr'^Twdiif'n and is suppirted
tin* iniervi ntion of bacteria, so that 41 K **» , *'*'--»‘‘- - 1
the nnis were h
r
Trlbti e of Rexiieet
It, U with much sorrow that we have
to chronicle the death of two of oiu es-
■towned - brothr»»n, BroUu-rs Aohn
Chassereau a- d-Jacob V Blshoji, both
of whom, had passed beyond the allot ted
year* of maivund had grown old in the
Master* service. Therefore, a* mem
ber* of the St. Johns Baptist chuveh of
Hie B^eo,veil Association, wa deem it
nbr saured duty and privilege n>
pre** onr love for- onr Brethren by
•ffering the follow mg resolution* :
, !*•* T hat wdille wre lament the lo*« of
our Brethren our heart* are comforted
VvFJi the hope of meeting tlirni again.
Slid. That »• extend pur sineere
flirUtian sympathy to the bereaved
TaiuiUes, praying God to ides* ilient and
ultimately take them to Mi at home
above, where partii.g* are no more.
3rd. That a oopv <»f these resolutions
be sent to the families of the deceased,
also that a copy he sent • the Ihtprlsi
Courier and Barnwell I’eopla for|ml>-
licatiou. Done in ehurdt conterence
tdii* the third. Baturday in. Januajy
WW.
A. A. Fctkhs.
Chnrcti jUfeik.
Gen. Carlo* J. Htolhrabd, who wa*
' wf artillery in Jp/»o A. Logan’*
Awbo seteid with Htieiinaii
only the nuts were Inn vested, and till)
p! uifs left, to {fertilize the pround,
virtually nothing would he removed
f, :om Hu, soil. The oil closely resem
ble- olive oil. d ies not ‘dry outl” and
c -cimHiiiis a ready sale. A peculiarity
of tin; (H'linut is that the kernel* thrive
better on poor ground and Hie vim s
-haUva- mi fichatmuniL Soil that will
not i reduce corn or cotton protl a >ly
wTII Aicld a fttli harvest of peat ut*.
T’hey can he grown in almost any sec
tiou of the south, bur the siopo to the
ocean suits them best. Mr Atkiiisun
has so much faith in the peanut that he
predicts ii will rival cotton as a source
6f wealth in the near future,
bavaitiiah Morning Niws.
The game law a* frequently amended
now stand* as follow*:
Kama* a ner* are feeding th Tr
wheat to In.,-’ this winter. The low,
price of tlour drove them to make the
experiment, and they are ph-a-ed with
the result. They find it a better fato n
-or than corn. According to tests made
i'HcIi sixty pounds of w heat added tw en
ty pounds to the weight of lugs. At
•our rent* for hogs they received eighty
ce its per bushel for wheat w hich, if
sold for money, brought only fifty cents
a bii-hel. , , •
Henry M’atferson gives this opinion,
of t he Fresident: \
- “I want to -ay ihnt\Grovcr, per-on-
ally, is a good fellow. Re is good com
pany when you know hiiiF well, plays a
lair game af poker, takes his w hisker
-tmight and temperately and all that
Rut he teems m lack foresight; lie
won’t he advised, dels hii.T-liWdoiT,
he, run* away Irom his party. In short,
Mr. Cleveland is fatal to his friends.
A Baltimorean, w hose name Is with-'*
held, gave to the Ifoine for Mothers,
M.idow* and Daughters of ('onfcdcrate
Soldiers, in Clnirlestoii, on Its twvnty
sixth anni ver-ary, the princely sum of.
$20,(HK), The Home i**lhc oldest iii *lie
South and owps yteold time Carolina
Hotel on Broad .St. It has housed
hundral* of widows and educated
nharly a thousand jlaughters of Con
federate Soldiers, It ha*-been manage-
pported bv coittri-
butionsof the < haritahle.
Fannie: Did you hear about that
mistake Hattie Brown madq last night?
Clara: No. „ \f hat was it?
Fannie: She thought Mr. Vincent
was her olotlo-r, whom she hasn’t set-n
it'if a year, and she threw herself into
Til* arms right before even body.
Clara: U'hat a trylngCrituaVlon for
Mr. Vlhuent." \
Fannie : Yes; hut fie helnlved Tike a
man.
Clara:’ IjuvC?
Fannie ;' Hq kissed her.
A young man in Hart county Ga.
la*t winter got permission from a large
/ai mer to pick the “cr ick” bole* of
cotton left, in the field. He picked
enough to buy him two barrel* of flour.
He bought an ox on time, and about $2
worth of cottonseed hulls to feed him
with. Thi* w as hi* outfit
.Application
T’o the legal' voter*
Special School DHtrict:
Take Notkx
That a meeting of Die Tcgal voter* of
said stdmoLDI-trlct- who pav tax>» mi
reaRdr pcrsniraT propertj, j. ill he held
at the T own Council Chamber in the
town of Allendo’c on the fifteenth day
ot FehruarV 1894 at lo o'clock a. m. to
decide what special tax sliall bi*. levied
in taid School-diistrict to supplement
the general tax for the support of
X'iflHtl* 111 H.’ititSclimd'Dhwrlct.
By order of The Board of Trustee*,
Allendale Special School District. '
\V. I. M ii.kon, ~ "
Clerk. -
II. T.
Allendale S.C.
Feh. 1st. 1894.
Farmfu,
ChaiKinau.
Discharge.
Notice I* hereby given that the nn-
dersigued^will lile her tinaT 'amunii.t ^ -
with J. O. Fatterson. E*q., Judge of - Jamiary l88(> ami recordcil in
Frohate, on Saiurday, 24th day of Feb- H. page* 5CI, of.2, 5(i5 and 5h4
rn»ry next, at Hi o'clock in the fore- ***--* - ^ -•* ~
noon, a- Administratrix of the estate of
\V. E. Frovoaux,deceased, and ask for
DKter* Oismissorv. ‘ ^
fehl MRS. M. A. HILL.
SALE UNDER MORTGAGE.
Statk OK SofTII CaISOLIXa.)
Coi .m v ok.Barnw kll. |
iJndcr power of sale contained and
given in a certain deed of bargain and
*a|c, commonly callc-l a mortgage: ox-
eemed and delivered by L. S. Samlifer
and M. A. Samlifer to II. O. Folk on the
IClh day of Fchrnary 1892 4 d record-
ed in Book 5 Y. page 195 in the office of
Register of Mesne Conveyance* foi
Barnwell county, I will sell at Bam
berg i:t said county, near the South
Caiplina Railway Depbt on Monday
the 12th day of February A. D. 1894,
withju the legal hour* of *ai>-, the fol
lowing real property.
AII that eertaiti tract of land con
taining one hundred acres, more or less
and hounded by land* organic* Snioak,
George Beard, II. Fadgctt, L. Snioak
and George Sandifer. @
liiTIIlk "I sale Ci sT. Furclia-er to
9 00 pm‘10 20 am Ar
... .... 2 50 pn I Vr
0 4 < pinl.Vr .
(i 40 pm 9 55 am Ar
7 29 pm 10 42 am Ar.
7 CO pm 11 05 am Ar
9 To pm Ar
Savannah.
Chinmbia.
Ar
HEAD I F. '
Nn 57. ‘ N«».
3 • 0 pm 1 lo o.« am
... .. Sptirt.uihiirg..........
Asheville
Allendale, (central time),. ..
.Barnwell, (icutral time).- ,.
lllackville, '.central time) .
Scivern-. (central time),..
Lv: 3 20 pm 5 15 am
I.' 111 45 am
Lv
Lv
Lv
Lv
8 10 am'
4 00 pm
5 IT pm
2 50 pm
7 50 am
6 42 sin
6 13 am
5 05 am
For further information apply to
Wm. Butler Jr. T. M. Fleming,"
T. Fas*. Agr. Columbia, S. ('. GenT Fas*. Agt. Aav'li, Ga,
TJiFord.Snpt. Savannah Ga.
Carolina Midland R. W. Co.
To take effect at 7.00 A. M. Sunday.
- Januarv 28, 1894.
Aouth lion ml.’
9 1 -I
ss >.
M *
"North Hi.ninT.
2 . 10
is.
PAMGON
A c
A —
75rh Meridian
Time.
_ —
£ Zjt
* *
t *
1 -I.
pay fin papers.
W. C. FOLK.
Mortgagee.
^-5-
- _K
£ *"
y -i r
i 2
STATIONS.
—
TT
1
i 'Jia:
■ SALK UNDER MORTGAGE. 7.W Lv.*Se|yern
1 0
4.90 7.1' *
r. m. r M
.Ar, 9.25 2.55
St.vtk of South Caroi.ixa.)
County - of Haiinvv ku.. f
\-
JUnder a power of sale contained ami
iven in a certain deed of bargain ami
com catterD"»rmorigiigH, rx-
1
\j
4.48 7 39
. .Wagoner..
- 4
Perry
4
.Salleys
8 10 2.15
■I
8.59 1.49
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
All persons having claims against the
e«tate of (Jeorgc Deer, deceased, are re
quested to present them duly attested,
and all person* indebted to the said es-
t.leare required to make .payment to
Die undersigned.
II. W DEER,
. . T. J. I)KEK,
fehl . Adininistratois.
ecuted and delivered by Bet ey Fie in -
tiling to 11.‘C. Folk on the 15th' day of
Book 5
. .— . - — in the
office of Register of Me-ue Co veyanci »
for Bain well Crmotr, I will sell at
Bamberg in said enniiry. near the South
(/firolina Kail wav Depur,* on Monday
the 12th day of’Fehrmiry A. D. 1894,
wirliin the legal hour* of sale, the
following real property :
AU that tract of lam] containing
twenty and one half acre* more or less
and hounded North by estate of John
Beard, Hastily Little Salkelfhtehie Riv
er, and South and ' West by lands of
Cary Halliard.
.Term* of sale cash. Purchaser to |
for papers.- ,» : —:
II. C. FOLK,
Mortgagee.’
5.I8 7.54
RI •*
5.42
1
0.18
8.04
8.10
8 47 1.23
8.52 12.55
’ ’ e
8,20 12.51
I
3 15 12.19
/Final Discharge.
Notiye is hereby given that the nnder-
sigueH will tile Id* final accotint with
J.O. FaCterson K-q., Judgeof-Frohate,
on Saturday the 17th day of February
■ extrat in o'clock la the forenoon, -us
'Guardian, of'Arthur Cave and Tal.ila
Cave.a 11 d a*k for Letter* Di-missoi Vs.
; ‘ G. W. GOODoON,
jaulS-tcK
_ .4. * •
8.25 .
8.54'.
0 48
I
7.00 8.3<.
7JS
7..1D
8.05
8 44 Ar)
Lv)
. .Springlleld.
4
. ..Whairy*...
5L
. ..Walkers . 1.
5
,*Blackville Ar 1 8:00 11.55
4 “ ! A
. Ashleigh..
1 ! 1
^Woodward... 7 49 11.19
‘ 3» 11.01
Howard Bros. Propr’s,
a:,Y4JI.N CKK* and n ACIII.’VINTII
BLACKvii.i.R's r.
To the users of Motive Power and
General Marhinery: • —
We call your attention to the fact that
we are prepared, with latest improved
Tool* and 'Machinery, to do work on
any Machinery used' in this country.
Such as
COTTON GINS,
GRIST MILLS,
COTTON PRESSES,
PULLEYS. HANGERS.
MILL GKAK4NQ,
Shafting and eastings ot Iron or Brass
of any *i/.e. Sj*-eial s'.te.ntion given to
GIN WORK.
Haring a first class Gin Builder, we
. . . 1 can doall kiudaof (<in.Work, new hrn*h
7.501 OH 1 ^ wo*, - tvoxec) Saws
*liarpened only bv hand.
julyM
•.Barnwell ♦
i
«
8.52i
pay
!
THE STATE OP SOUTH CJR0L1N4, sus
. Morrises.. ..
4
8.27| 9.00 1 ... .Brownell....
2
Casre*
3
•Seigling ...
i 3
9.15'Ar*Allendale Lv
7.29 IffSf
■ 1
7 1910.15
8.59 9.04
9 00
9 10'.
7.14 10.01
7A« 9.40
»r rso, )l^ , p-
family with bread, amroTfcc a week he
would spare a day and work for meat
and molasses. The hulls, supplement
ed by the grass after it came In, fed the
Returns to Probate Court.
One month after the date hereof f will
apply to the Judge of Probate for Barn
well County lor a dteehtirge a* Admin
istrator of the estate of John C. WiK
lingham. , ^ , ' V ’vi -. -
THUS. O LAWTON- ^ Given under my hand and Hie "seal of
janlS-4w Hie Court thi* 50th day .of January
BARNWELL COUNTY.
IN THK. COUKT OF I’UOH.VTK.
By James O Patterson, E*q., Judge of
* Probate in Barnwell County.
Wilereas, W.GJlinorc 8iiuni*« C. C. P.
applies for 'Letters of Administration
on the Estate of Milford Manuel, de
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and nd-
moiiith all ami singular, the kindred
ami creditors of the said deceased, to be
and appear before me at a Court of Pro
bate for the said county, to he holden
at Barnwell C. II.on Friday, the 1 th
day of March, 1894, at II o’clock a.
111. to show cause, if any, why the s:tid
administration should not lie granted.
f. M. A. M.'
7.0c
P. M
9.25
A. M
i
IJF
you want a
FINK WATCH OR CLQCK
STERLING SILVERWARE,
f
RICH JKWELRY,
■"Telegraiih Office*.
J. C. KEV.s, Superintendent.
Xin
All Administrators,Executor.*, Guar
dians ami Trustees are retpiired to make
return* 0/ receipts and expemliture* on
account of their several estatea before
the Brit day of March next, or be sub
ject to rule and cost*.
J O. PATTERSON,
jio’/S Judge of-Jlrohate Court.
D. IS!
lerican
J.’
1894, and In the 118th
liTdejvendenee.
year
of
BKADSTKEET,
> Dux
AND -
AME.8 O. PATTERSON,
V Probate Judge,
fehl-fiw
THE S 1’ATE UF^OUTH.LAKOLLVA
BARN BELL COU NTY.
-IS TUK COURT OF htOBATK.
\
in this State, between the fa! day of
ApcU.and the 1st day of November in
any year hereafter, to cateb. kill or in
jure 01 to pursue with such intent, or to
s.-lt or f«I ex'nose for sal*, any wild tur
key, |>a>'tri<igp,qiiail,wondcockorpTca*-
nnt; or h-tween the Jstday of March
and the 1st day of AugiiKt, any dove;
or at anv time dttiiug the year to
catch, kill or injme, or to pursue with
*i;cb i ntern by life light, any of the
birds named in tills section.
D. Ar
ox. List (all after paving for
amt the $2 worth of hull-, the
man had $75 dear profit.
h’a ox
Elegant World's Fair Yiews
GIVEN AWAY
—BY—
By Jas. O. Patterson, Esq.^Judge
Probate in Barnwell Coni
young
to the sea, died suddenly
1 Saturday
Bo You Waut Me ? .
Ten Portfolio*of World’* Fair View*,
each Portfolio containing 18 view-* and
•well view accurately described. 'View*
of the Main HuihiingjnState Building*,
the Midway, View* of Staluary, ete.
These 10 Portfolios will be given
im tvu nj, rea- withmit coat to anr onewlio will send
do a n InTInfTcra are getTFrig ^ *Bort notl« J#I live new yearly subscriber*, to The
ng srrawberrivs in Philadd ‘nVundersigned at Black- Twice-a-Week Repubiit^ witb $5.0(^tbe
u. D. IZLAR.
C.x-Mayor C*. D. Hrvan wa* la«t week
aftpolnteu Collector of the Port of
Obtvrieetan.
P«np>
ri h selling
pbia at C13, a buriiri
Public officers, lawyers, and all other
person* de*iring the service* of a *pe-
.ciai Stenographer to take evidence, re
port apeecbes, or any other work re
quiring th«r services of a Stenographer
and Type Writer will be served at rea
Wh*-r«‘*a IUJL Vaughan applies
Letters of Administration on the
of C. U. Kinard, deceasvJ.
These are, therefore, W cite and ad
monish all and singular, the kindred
Tlie SU Louis Republic, i Hnt ^ RpppHT befoije meat aCourtof Pro-
1 bate for tlie said county, to be holden
at Barnwell C.H. on Friday, the'Jth
day of Fehritar.w 1894, at 11 o’clock a.
ni.; to cau*, if any, why the said
admihtetration sliouid not be granted.
Given under my hand ann the seal ol
tlie (Too^t thi* 20th day of January, A,
D. 1894, and In thell8th year of Ameri
can Independence.
JAtfr-O. PATTRRBON,
Probate Judge.
WlDUAM M« NAB
- ^
believe the worst is over am!
that times arc agoing to get
better fast ami sajrcly. ‘So
strong is rny lielief that I
have just bought a full stock
iff all needed' seasonable
goods, which I ftffer
FINEST QUALIFY TABLE CUT
LKRY,
OB SPECTACLES,
Send
\
j jnr order* to or ca!« at
Jas. Allan & Co
285 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON. 8. 0.
:~^r-
T. B. ELLIS, Jr., ’
Surveyor and Civil Eng ineel
Special attention (riven to the computation
of water-powcni, leveling and drainage. ••
A postal card addressed to me at M» ina.
S. C. will receive prompt attentira.
out 1,90 u.
Registration Notice.
nt pri
ces to pleuse.-Before buying
else"'here or gettiug x too
bu^y with work or tw cxcit-
The'office of the Supervisor of Regia-
tration wit) beopen at Barnwell on the
flm Monday Ut each month for the
transaction of such biisineaa aa ia aa-
tborized by law.
11AYNE F. RICK,
“ Super vlaee.
cs come to sec
ed witi
me.
More Xews jText week.
W. M. ^XAB,
BarnweHi S,C.
regular auh*crlption price, Addreaa
THE REPUBLIC, St. IahiU, Mo.
jan25-iw
G. DUNCAN BELLINGER,
Souciroa 2.x> Cmeviw
Gkorg»G. THCMraox.
Bellinger 1 Ibompua;.
ATTORN EYS-AT I.AW,.
Office. Ryan Building, Barnwcl), 8. O
Practice In the Countie* ©f J(4kftet<
IlarnwnU^ampton^pUatenMd Beau,
tort*- ' '
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