The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 12, 1894, Image 3
The Barnwell PbodIr^ r,,, *' MUy '‘ r ' ,i,,< ’ ,i,nr, ' henmi,n yK r,|n
mw UU1UTVU11 roujJIO xruwofworeUesjMlr.n^oflb«irinjurcU
OH t CrofM.
RATES OF SUBSCKIFTlOX.
jn AtlvHHto, per Annum.. fi.&Q
On Time ...$2AX>
Til JRS )AV. Al*lUr. IJ, H.H
—ji 5 —* r*
ft The tiextreffu'.nrcuinmanlrationuf
Hwilioilj; l<o<l«re No. 17 A •. K.\ M.%
jLjT will be heMfctthenew VJftMfti.icTem
' pie in Barnwell uikim I4iii tlay ot
April, i.SU4, the aame beiiut the liini But*
{ May i<i aai-1 mouth, beginning at “High
welve.”’
dy order of W.*. >{.•.
J. A. JKXKtV*. Secretary
The reuulnt
I.(xii;e\X<T
meeting of Barnwell
Knights u( I k >tlima7
will InviieUl at their Hall on Kh<lny
night Ht 7J4o’clock a lull attendance
is request**). ~
Bv order of .. , >
C. J. HAY, C. C. :
Wk. MrXAII, K. R. ft.
•"i ^ , •II
Lost and Found.
Tiost—Sufferer* from Dyspepsia.
lirop«y. Malaria and Diver OHrplatnt
Hit less they at once commence Hie line
Of (Jlenn Springs Mineral! Water.
Found—‘Hundreds of people in every
part tff the State w ho testify that the
witters of (ilenn Springs are simply the
best.
LOOK HERE!
mi UA1LU. UMMUl
I lie (uniit of f.onamon Pleats •mn-
pleteil its term on Friday. Judge*.
Norton left for Alk^u by the afternoon
train.
The South Carclina Hail way will
positively be sold tie day, Judge Simon*,
ton having letused lurilier postpone
ment. —» ,
%
M rs. Emily Barnes died on Sunday at
her liotiKi near Mt. Anion uhtireli at an
advanecu age. She w is liiglily regard
ed fotMter kindly qualities by all that
knew her.
Treasurer Free has issued over 1,200
executions against personal'property
f<sr tmn payment of takes. Several
hundred are to Tie Usued against poll
10 to 20 per Cent. Saved
l -ON-
Gl{OGEI{fE5'
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£. T. MURPHEY &. COS
Come to the Exposition at 1 cent a
mile and get off the Train at the. corner
of Broad and Washington and look
through our Stock. WE W i LI, SAVE
YOU MONEY.
lie sure to get our prices before you
buy.
Use E. T. M UR I* I FEY'S “FI.tlbE
FI«OUK.” Best aud-Fmest made.
We have three South Carolina Sales
men to wait un our friends from the
Palmetto State.- Come one and all to
E. T. MURPHEY & CO.
Cof. Broad and Washington Stfeets,
Kail road Crossing
nnv.2J '
if Torn ha ri< a ruts. ^
Ot you sro nil worn «trt, n-ully cssl for noth
iug;. nJarent-ra! (U-hility Try
ja«i*H>> intt.v HiTTE/ta.
It will cure you. eiennse your liver, nu*.’ flvs
a suud uoptsitc. __
Te Kent.
A eonifortehle imttage of six munis,
with good well ami tine garden, in a
pleasant and healthful section of the
town w ill be reiitoilTor a moderate price
to an approved tenant.
'Vor particu iars applv.to
CUAKLKS PKCtlMANX,
Barnwell, S. C.
FerUlixers. -
Ex|>ectYng to liaudle Kertilixer*again
tills year w r are. in a position to sell to
the farmers at. prices to suit the limes.
• • H AOOOM A (Ja 1.HOCJ8.—
iatri.r-tf A
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ForMalaria, Liver Trou
ble, or Indigestion, use
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Deafness Cauunt be Cured '•
by local applications a* they cannot
reach tlie diseased, portion of the oai\
There i* only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by eon*titut.ioiial remedies.
Deafnes«-is caused by 'an intlamcd con-
dition of tlie uiucnti* lining of (lie Kns-
ttchiatt Tube. When this tube i* hi-
fi lined you have a rumbling sou ml or
imperfect iiearing, and w hi'ti it is en
tirely closed. Deafness is the result, ami
unless tlie inllatiniigtioii can be taken
out and tills tube restored to its normal
condition, heari’ig will lie destroyed
forever; tiinu cases nut of ten arc caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an in
flamed condition of tiie mucous surfa
ces. _ _ ” . '
We will give One .Hundred Dollar*
for anv case of Deafness caused tiy ca
tarrh that caiinot tie cured by Hall's
Catarrh t.'u iv. r Scnd for circulars, free.
T’’. J. CilXXKV X Co., Toledo, O. ^
by Druggists, 7-mw
r ~r.e- - -
Watermelon Seed.
Carefully selected seed, from choice
Kolb Gem Melon.* for.sale in quantities
t.'tsuit purchasers. For prices corres
pond with
W. T. WALKER,
Mouie, S. C.
(tf)
In the Da/a of our (araadinothei s
Sulpliur and molasses reig'ned supreme
iii the Hpring time. Nowadays we take
lliimplinys’ SpeciTc No. id.forDys-
pi'psia and all Ntomach troubles, keep
ing the bliMul pure, so that am .'Spring
dosing is ueqessary. For aale-by drug
gists.
tax delinquent
Mr. J. J-. Walkerof PoiddenviUe has
Iteeti drawn as a grand juror‘for tlie
Mav term of tlje United Mates District
< ourt. 1». Charleitmt^ and T. D. Curry
of Midway as a petit juror.
Harry D Izlnr lias taken a position
with tlie Georgia Central at Augusta,
under Mr. Lucius Keimerly. IJlack-
Tfilte gives him up with regret, bnt send*
liim out with her best wishes.
W'e tliank lion. W\ J. Talbert for cop
ies of t'Proceedltigsof a Convention of
the.National League for Good-Roads ”
and “Vital Statistics of the District of
Columbia and Baltimore.”
.Fred Nix’s meeting on Saturday to
stir up the faithful to register and be
ready for I lie next election lu rhi'd out
ponHy. Some twenty or thirty, were
gHtiicml together, but not a single pre
cinct eliairoian eame. Fred spoke and
some sort ot orgam/.atjon was effected.
Tlie Barnwell Daily is a new candi
date for public favor. It Is a noway lit
tle sheet and if properly sustained will
add interest to the dull sprtngaiul sum
mer eVcning*. See Mr. John S. Sliiiek,
iJic_ailvance agent., giva Jitiu. a niukla- iftHle Apeiti
and fry it'one iteelc/
k Attention la called to the card of Dr.
Rj ah A. Gylei,~ lias rsrtYinied to
Biaek ville pcrinanentTy for the practice
ol specialties, lie lias had 6jiorone'll
-education in the best incilical .schools
and Baltimore and New York hospitals,
and isrexcolleiitlV equipped to relieve
suU'cring huinunity,
Eleven convicts were sent to the pen-*
ifentiary on the 4tli. R.- F. Kearse, G.
M., Henry aud i*. F. MorTis uid not. go,
appeals having been taken in their
cases. They will probably be released
soon on bail. Since ttje grand jury’s
discharge live prisoners have beeit com-
mitted for tiial at tlie next term.
Treasurer Free tells ps that the'eonn-
ty is in good linanciiil condition, w ith
funds to pay all indebtedness incurred
before Nov. mber last, and w ith a nice
balance to its credit. When tlie Sou lb
Carolina Railway back tares are paid
the county will be rive gr six thousand
dollars ahead, which money will be ap
plied. to the paymentof preferred claims
for lliepiesent fiscal yeor.
Mr. T. B. Harley brought In a wagon
load of Red Oak ham von Saturday, and
notwithstanding lhe hard-times they
went off like hot cakes, singly at 111 cts
and m larger quantity at !2‘. cents per
pound.. He has more, •vIHcll lie will
market gradually. Last >’ear he killeil
HO hogs, and there Is moro money in hi*
big siiMike house tlian in a township of
ciftton rield*.
Mr. Mlehatson's residence, the Dr. J.
O. Hagood lions , eame within a few
minutes of being burned on Wednesday
afte-rnonn fast week. Origin of the tire
unknown. It started in a closet ami
got a good hold before it was locate"!!
A quantity of clothing was destroyed*
The loss amounted to lour or five hun
dred dollars, coveted by insurance in
WomhrariFs ittency.
Tin quarleiTr meeting of theJIonnty
Medical Association was held on Tues
day, in the Court Hettst*. Twelvenietm
Iters were present. ~ Tho prmrerqlfifgs
w ere instnictive, and inti resting. A
discussion <xf “Microbes” was partfi'i-
pated in by Drs. I'atterson, Breland,
■W-iiiuamakcr. LeCrny, Morrall and
Thomsoti Tlie visiting physicians were
handsomely difted by,, Drs. Hcllinger
aud I’atterson. Next iie ting will be
held at. Denmark.
' A IMiiladelphia nliysician lliinksthat
a great deal of non scats© has been writ
ten about hypnotism. “Any one,” lie
savs, “may hypnotize him*o|f in a few
minutes by closing bis eyes, directing
i liem- in w ard aiul dow nw ard, and then,
foiagininghis breath to he vapor, watch
ing its inhalation and expulsion from
tlie nostrils. Babies invariably lm»k
cross eyed before going to sleep, in this
way producing what hypnotists cal!
.‘traiistixioii.’ Fi.-liennen often livpno-
ifM themselves watcliing a cork on a
surface of shining water. An hour
passes by as if it were a few minutes.”
Cards are out annnumvng tlie mar
riage, ivt the Chiire.h.of tlie Holy Apos
tle*, on Wednesday evening next,, of
.Vli.s Fannie Hagood Maher to Mr.
CharlctrCarroll Simms. To the con
gratulations of other but not more lov-
tug triemf* TTik Fasrei.a rvflers liest
wishes iliat the future may he to tliem
a long, sweet spring time, without a
care in the sheltering *ky above or a
sorrow among the (lowers through
which they shall keep their happy
way, until life’s last sunset shall leave
them at the gates of the eternal morti-
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Announcement
-—-A . —BY— —-—
MURPHEY &G0.
Murphey A Co., are the wholesale Gro
cery House of HIS Broad Street, Au
gusta, Ga. We take this method of In
forming aW of our old custoiuers that
they nT;l now lind ua Jrst above the
Railroad crossing on the same aid of
the street (as our old corner store© at
number VIS.
We moved from our old corner about
IB mouths ago, but we aie yet and have
been for forty years the cheapest 1 and
only cash grocery house here, conse
quently can sell you cheaper than any-
bmly else, can.save you money U
will come to see us.
Wo have Mr. Henry M. Sawyer, df
Aiken and Orangeburg Counties with
us, who will be glad to weleoiile any
body from South Carolina.
Remember tlic.nuinber and look for
it, UIB, up the same side about 50 yards
from our old corner, antf'Tfnxfirm name
Is simply MURFHEt A CO.
Moi>ks C. MrnrnKT, (ino. S. MlTtriisr.
Now A^ertlsemwots.
Citizeni Savings Bank—Quarterly
Statement.
Bank of Allendale-Annual Meeting
of Stockholders.
A. Howard Fatter*'’!'—Master’sSales.
J. W. Lancaster—SherifTsSale.
Miss Hattie Martin—Millinery and
Fancy Goods, Dry Goods and Notions.
Carolina Midland Railway—New
Schedule.*
J. O. Fatter«oii—Citation, Estate of
Mrs. J. S. Kilts.
—Lir~
Memorial Day at Rivers Bridgts.
,The\annual observance of Memorial
Day by"the Rivers’ Bridges Memorial
and Monumental Association will lie
held at their grounds on Thunufty,
Girenlftad Newt.
Despite the general cry of hard times
the. Greenland school loses none of Us
Intere-t. The people realize the Leneflt
of an educstlorvand are doing gH wUhin
their power to give it to tltelr children.
The school Is atili in the care of MDs B.
II. Washington, of Auguata.^U.. an un
usually thorough and proficient teacher.
On March tflst tlie bright and well
trained pupils assembled at Joyce
Branch to liOntest for a Demorest sliver
medal; The speeches were Interspersed
with appropriate music conducted by
Misses The ’, E-telle aud Daisy Greene,
Frogram read by Mr. Waller Baxley
was aA follows:
I’rsyerby Mr. L. A. Drummond.
Ndi I. Mr. Hammond Green, The
Briys of America.
O. *0. NlTiKlrC
Farmer’s Side.
No. J. Miss Vlrgle Anderson; A Bar
rel of Whisker. v . .
No s 4 Mr. Ernest Greene; The New
Fashioned Man.
No. 5. Alisa Mattie Greene; A Voice
from the Four House
'Die contestants all acquitted them
selves unusually well.
( apt. F. M, Cater, Dr. Lecroy and
-Mr.-J. K Snelling acted a* judges, de
ciding In favor of No. I.
The medal was gracefully presented
by Capt, F. M. Cater with an appropri
ate address, afterward “God be with
you Mil we ini'Ot again” was sung. { —
Slowly the crowd dis|>er*ed, feeling
tliiit it had been an ufrusually enjoyable
Occasion.
Mrs. Frances Dicks, wife of the late
William Dicks, died Saturday morning
April 7th, after a severe illnesa of s few
days. She had been in teehle health
for some time.. She laaM* live sons and
daught B _
her at tlie time of her^cath, excepting
hci.oldest sort, Mr. A. F. Dicks, of Au
gusta, Ga., wlio is quite, though not se
riously, ill himself. ’Tts and to lay the
loved mother away in the damp earth,
TvfitTier spirit Is on high, artii they w ill
meet agaltinattm’.’RcsAirtectien mora,”
Addresses appropriate to.thc occasion
w ill be delivered bv-Senators M. (!.
Btttier and S. G. Miryttetd. The pirtriTc
generally cordially invited to attend,
bringing contribution* of flowers for
the decoration of the gra ves of tlie sol
dier do id, and baskets of provisions for
a lunch for tlie entertainment of our
guests and visitors.
N. F. KntKi.ANU, Sr., I’resldent.
J. W. Jkn.ny, Secretary.
Midway Newa.
News was received here la*t Wednes
day of tlie.sad death of Dp. A. (J. Yarn,
who for six weeks has been lying at the
point of ueath. He died Tuesday wight,
.‘id April, at II p. m Dr. Yarn was a
thorough Christian and a skilled doe tor._
His attending physicians did all in tltt ir
power to save him, hut to no, avail. He
leaves a wife and child and a host of
friends to mourn his loss, lie was
huried Wednesday afternoon at the
Fleasapt Hill Church near this platT:
The w hole country w as out to pay their
respects -to tlie. nohle matt who was
loved and honored by all.
The municipal election which took
place here last week was exceedingly
quiet, hyrelofoi’C it baring very exciting.
The following gentlemen were elected :
Mayor, (!. Kll/.cv; Wardens, Messrs.
In the United States Circuit Court in
C'harfeston on Saturday Hie jury found
a verdict for tlie plaintiff in the suit of
Wesley vs. Secretary of State Tiudal
for the possession of the Agricultural
Hall building iu Coliiuihlu, now occu
pied as (.he State Dispensary, and im-
ie*a there is an immediate appeal the
Dispensary will have to get otliei)quar
ters. The suit came up in ^tcbctinn of
ejectment and the validity of am Blue
Kidge scrip did not enter into the dis
cussion. It was merely a question o|
whether the plaintiff, having a title
from the purchaser of the Agricultural
Hall, who had paid tlie'cash portion of'
the purclia-e money, was entitled to the
|K>ssession of ihe proficrty. The ease
wllll bej carried to the U. S. Supreme
Court. ■
Therp will he a special service of inf-
portunfc at Elko Baptist church on tint
4th Sunday in April at 11 a. m. Rev.
,il S. Ilartzog w ill deliver an address
« i the subject of Uiron Mm tings. Ev
ery one Invited. .The members of fol
lowing churelies r spectfully requested
Do attend: Long Branch, Rosemary,
Williston, Mt.Calvary, Healing Spring*
'lire State Board of Medical Kxnmiu-
«rs will meet in (he Senate Chamber at
Columbia on Tuesday April 24th 181)4,
atlOa.ni' to examine all w lx> wish to
urautlee medicine and surgery in the
State and who were not la praeti -e Jan
uary 4th 1804, when the new law went
hito effect.
C. V. McGauak, M. d;
Frogram of the Interdenominational
Sunday School Convention to lie held
with Mr. Fleasaut Lutheran Uhurcli,
tie's r Rhrhardts.
The CduVeiition will meet on Thurs
day'.” May the Jd at 10 o’clmk a. in.
sjpening Service, Fra/er aud 1’raiae,
coiiducted hy IV. E Sensei
A idresses of welconie hy Rev. J, II.
Wilson and Rev. C. K. ’V iggin*.
Responses by Rev. John G, Williams
and Rev. J. W. Elkins.
Enrollment of delegates.
First Query : The relation of home
training to Sunday School Work, its
importance and advantages. Rev. F.
F. Kistleis J. U. Gue**, ,f. 1). Kanard,
W. T. (.lave and Rev. K. H. Jones.
Re«-es.s. ^ ■
1 levotloual aery Ice at 3 n. at.conducted
liy Rev. W G. Uritum. . , „
Reports froni the field. •
Secottd Query: What constitutes a
good Sunday Scliool teacher? Rev. K.
W. Lide, Hon. S. G. MnylleUI, Hon. 11.
C. Folk, C. Khrhardt, IV. F. Googe.
Friday inoriiiug, 1(1 a. nt. Opening
service, Prayer and PraUe, conducted
liy Rev. W. j). Rice.
Election of ofticers. —
Repprts from Statistical Secretary
and Treasurer. . «
Third Query: What are the advant
ages of the Sun da*' School to the
church and the world at’arge? Rev.
W. D. Rice. Rev. R.A,’. McOroy, Rev. J.
W. Elkins, B. F. Cuttiuo and Brother
Elzey of Midway.
2 p. in.: Devotional exerclseftpcon
ducted by Rev. R. (J. McOroy,
Untiiiuhed business.
Mass meeting for the children, con
ducted by R. H..Reppard, Savannah,
Ga.^ and others. ^
JvJBti O. WittiAifr, President.
.1. B. Smith, S. (',. William*, A. It.
Dempsey, J. L. Sease, Jr.
Our little town i* not dead yet, but is
yet. in the laud of tlie li i ig. ,
Rev. Jeff Sanditer preached an inter
esting sermon at tlie Baptist church
here last Sunday to a large congrega
tion. All present praised tlie effort of
the young minister.
Miss Nina Groves, who lias been vis
iting her home near Ulaekvilio, is 'hack
lieresgain teachings lusd.
M r. and Mrs. Tims. KUzey are visit
ing relatives at. Lees.
Williston News.
A protracted meeting is being car
ried on at. the Baptist church since )b-t
Wednesday. I reaehing every evening
t'li- week at S p. m.
Rev. B. W Whilden lias moved to
our town. On Sunday he preached for
Rev. T. F. Lide. ‘ Th^ church w as well
tilled and gave tlie aged minister their
best attention.
Mis* Victoria Prothro, of Aikeq, is
visiting her brother, W. E. Frotiiro,
agent for tlie South Carolina Railway
nt this place.
“.Among the Breakers ” a drama in
two nets, will bn played at the school
building on Fri lay night. The local
troii|H' has secured the services of B.
C. Weaver of .Charleston to train them
aud play Hie part of David Murray. A
rich treat is in store for all who attend.
The admittance fee has been placed’ at
2 > cent*,ow ing to hard times. Tlie pro
ceeds w ill b« for the i enclit of 1. O. G
T. Lodge No 24(i at bis place.
Rev. A. N. Brunson left last week
iind went to Laurens county amt mar
ried Miss Philo Jones, a most loveable
girl. They arrived on Friday evuiing.
His friends wishdiim & loug.and liappy
life. He lias made a liosl of friends
since he came to our town.
Dr. W. ('. Sniitli Went to Columbia
on Sunday evening to secure - arms for
tlie school boys The cadets now num
ber Its and drill nicely.
J. FI. Patrick of St. Georges entered
tli3 high school lest week. Hal'.
■ 1 - 1 ■ '■ ’ a
Barnwell Baptist Association.
Union Meetings w ill he held at tlie
following churches, w ith preachers and
queries us under. Saturday and Sunday
April 28tli and 21)111.
Long Branch —Preachers, Rev*. W.
II. Ilaynsworth, J. G. William* and
Jeff Saudifer, member of i xecutivecom-
mitiee, D. P. Sojourner.
Mt. Arnoii-APreaeliers, Rovs.’T. P.
Lide, II. S HartzOg; memhw 4 of execu
tive j;on.mitf*e,J. A. Jenkins.
Reedy Brandi—Preachers, Revs. R.,
W. Lide, II. M. Ackerman.and Brother
limiter; member ot executive commit
tee, Dr. Fee pie*. v
Spriugtow n—Preachers, Revs. W. I).
Rice ami C. F. Ervin; member of exec
utive committee, Bro. Cal Hair.
Queries—i. What is our duty a*
Christiaiis in these times in contrib
uting to tlie support of. the Gospel ?
2. What should be Hie action of Bap-
Alliance Department.
Adopted as the County Organ by the Coon-
y Alliance July 5th, 1K8H.
M. J. FATE. Associate Edito*.
To whom vail C’ommunicattoaa ou AUlance
Ratten sjKJuUj'fe® addressed.
\
•Seen ef the Ceeaty Alllaace.
II. II. (.'ruJn, President.
J. C. Miller, Vice Pnsetdeot.
W. 8. Bninlainr, Secretary.
A. K. Free, Treasurer.
0. I). Kinard, rhapUln.
T. 8. Weeks, Comity Issiinrer.
W. A. All, Steward or Vsststant Is'cturer.
W. T. liarlu^ Door Keener.
It. K. IUrl.YrAssist»nt Door Keeper.
0. W. IhMlitonl, 8ertf»aiit-at Arma.
F. II. Creech, Biisluuss ARrut;
F.xecutlyc Coromittee—C. ‘B. Free. W. W
l atrick, W. A.Faust. ,
Trade Conimin«>e—41. M. Hunter, E. II.
Dowling, J. M. Ulmer, W. A. All.
Committee on Hood of ihe Order—J. 0. Me-
Millau, C. M. Eden Held, W. T. Cave, J. K
fncllihg, E. R. Guess. „
To Ihe Nnh Serrelariea of B. C.
Bamkkho, S. C., March S3, |8'.»4.
Tlie regular quarterly meeting of the
County Alliance will be held nt Barn
ireH C. II on Friday, April l.tth, at’
in.;k) o’eliH-'k a. m.
Secretaries will please send in their
reports before first Friday In April.
W, ,S, Bamukkii, Secretary.
Cold damaged all vegetation and
much was killed outright. Farmers are
quite busy pihmlrig over com. T T -
Miss Susie I dek*, a charming young
lady of Augusta.Ga.,is visiting friends
and relatives in this neighborhood.
May her stay among us be quite pleas
ant. “B. E.”
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NOTICE.
A Convention of the Melon Oro\er*.
Fruit and Truyk Farmer* along the
line of the Florida,.Central & Pehinsu-
la. Port Royal and Sooth Carolina,' Car-
oljfftf Midland Railroads Is called to
meet on TTitmday, April li)th 1894, at
II o’clock a. m. at Fairfax, S. C.
The object in view D to form an or
ganization aud conferring with tlie au
thorities of tlie above Railroads In the
matter of lowering freight rates aud
getting as rapid transit as possible.
This is a subject of vital importance
and we trust (hat all interested will at
tend. Fairfax Inis been selected, as all
trains on these roads make It very con
venient to all interested. Ample hall
room and accommodation* will be made
for all w ho may attend.
II. (J. Raysor.
J. A. Lightser,
J. WII* William*,
J as M. A Hen, U
J. B. Brabham,
'Die farmers nt Union county, N. C ;
nave organized them solve* Into a Far
mer* Scliool. The object of the *cbool
i* to gain information on the subject of
farming and stock raising. Their meet
ings are held weekly, every Saturday
d *t% piH/FTc. ^ —
Last week’* Cotton Plant contained
*n Address from President Marlon But-
Jer of the National Farmers’ Alliance
asking contrihiitiot.* from the Sub-.\l-
Haueew throughout the -Cnlted State*
for tlie puriHisc*of hiiildiug a worthy
monnnrebt to the iate Prescient L.” L, *
Folk. We intended to putilisli the ad
dress In full, lint the copy was lost and
wc have been unable to g t another.
That beaull/ully located and highly
Ini'* roved I arm of 2H7 acres, on the
South Carolina Railway, known a*
part of the Willi* place and hounded
by lauds of M. Willis, Mr* Sallie Stan"
sell, L. A. Thomson. James Baxley and
ihe sNiith Carolina itaklwav is offered
for salmon t! ve years llnie with interest
at 7 percent |M*r annum. This place
can he made an ideal home. It lia* ail
f V Aieoded out Imiidinga. splendid water
and a proyefidal health record. There
U no wa*t© land on the place and it can
hu improved to equal in productiveness
any like number of ayrgie in j&iuth Car«*-
lina. For prices and other parilculaV*
apply to
F.T. SANFORD.
Augusta, Ga.
J. H. Williams,
J. P. Prlester,
Committee.
list churches in regard to tlie use cNn-
toxicant* by their members as a bever-
Hgyi v
J What wa* thc fiill iiuent of the
Great 4'ominiasion “Go ye,” Ac., Mat.
28 ver. 19 A 20, aud how uoe* it relalc
to us?
Frohibi ion in Folilir*.
Tlie State Prohibition Executive Com
mittee met in Columbia last Thursday
and issued an address to the p mple of
the State, asking alFDcnincrauc voter*
who will sustain prohibition ip the coni'
ing election to atseuible at their county
4uats on the first Monday in Jujie and
elect delegates double tlie number of
Represent a t’v.es in the General Assem
bly from tludr edtinty, u>“a State Con
vention to be held on June 7th to take
into consideration tlie best means to re
move the liqpor traffic from ouy state,
and, If deemed advisable, to noirtiuatea
Tull State ticket to be placed before the
Democracy of the State for election.
Superintendent Ed Ford of the South-
Bou* ct Kallroad has tendered hi-rresig-
natioi), to take effect May tat.
The Coroner’s inquest at Darlington
was helii under military protection ancl
tliere was no further trouble. All tlie
constables engaged in the difficulty
were carried there and away uudqr
armed escort. ‘ “
The tinding was that constable HI. D7
McClendon had killed citizen F. E. Nor-
mout, constable O. ('. Cain had killed
citizen L L. Redmond and that citizen
I, . L. Redmond had killed constable R
II. ,Pepper. Col.. Kobcrf. Aldrich has
been retained to deleud constables Me-
i*eiid4>ii aud ( ain. The Governor 4mmi
said-that he will not interfere with the
verdict if tlie trial is a fair one.! A mil
itary jury, conifiosed of memliert of
command* from different part* of the
State sat vviili icoronei’s jury to liear
the'evidence and report conclusions to
the Governor. The evidence was very
voluminous and has not yet Iteen givi n
to the public. The remaining troops
were p»id off and discharged on Fri
day. The constables will for llic pres
ent be limited to watching the depot*
aud express ollices to prevent contra
band shipments. The city and town
police will be relied on to cnfhrce the
law against blind tiger*. If they fail to
give satisfaction there may be an extra
session of the Legislature to pass a met
ropolitan police Act.
Tlie companies that refused to obey
the Governor’* command will lie, dis
charged. Their place* will be quickly
filled by rigvv orgaiilzatibniT
Joseph Giilott, a member of tlie well-
known linn of makers of steel pens,
says that a steel pen w ill last for mouth*
with careful use. “II your pen gets
scratchy and doesn’t write well,” he
fm tlier asserts, “don’t cast it aside for
a new one. This is folly. Thh |*en I*
not worn out, lint simply tired. Give
it a rest for a day or two, then Ijold itin
a ga*llglit ( for perhaps rifUen *:v:ond-,
not longer, and resume your w riting.
If you are not pleasantly surprised at
the results, I'll set myself down as a
poor prophet.”
The tightest wrestle in Edgefield
county as between Butler and Tillman
will he in old Meriwether Township,
in which both Rave thei# legal res
idence and the most of their property.
This is the township In which Shep
pard and Tillman had the hardest
struggle, Tillman coming out ahead by
only e ghtVotes. Tiie indication* now
ai'e? that Tillman is slightly ahead of
Butler in thi* township, and w'e get
this hy an accurate count of noses.—
Edgefield Advertiser.
C OME TO NEE ME.
Some short sighted people are look
ing to Washington tor relief. If they
live lo.ng enough they tnqy get it; But
wc have more help in a day than Con
gress can drone out in a session. They
pension old soldiers, and digoutsoa-
side hat bora and that** the way Uncle
Sam’s money goes, hut we sell good*,
new, nice good* at such low figure*
that everybody can reach them.
Come and see and pick for your
selves Stock all new, bought since
hard time* took all the Northern cities
by the throat, and to be sold at un
dreamed of price*. Our New Shae*
will give you an easy w all,' through the
year. Our fresh grooerTC* will keep
you healthful through the trying
Spring time. Our Dry and Dress Good*
will preserve good looks and family
happiness. ; ” .
Come and see. The road avtay from
Dr. J. M. Mcllryde, formerly Presi
dent of the South CaroHnat’ollege, now
President of the Virgiiria Agi icultiirai
Cotle/e and Director of the Virgin ft
Agricultural Ex fieri men t Station, ha*
written an account of hi* experiment*
in this State with cotton fertilizer*. It
is a valuable contribution to agricultu
ral literature. Farmers can get It free
of cost by writing to the Secretary of
Agriculture. Washington l>. C. for a
copy of “Farmer* Bulletin No. 11.”
At the annual meeting of the State
Alliance at Walhalla the followl.ig
questions were adopted to be propound
ed to candidate*:
First: “Will you discus* the Alli
ance demand* In the coming campaign,
particularly that relating to tlie finun-
ce* of the country, anff defend them
Bamberg Hardware Store,
C. J. 8. BHOOKER, Proprietor.
Keep* a full Hoe of Hardware, Tin
Ware. Agate Iron Ware and Gun*.
Foil stock of Base Ball Goods, and
ValliyTin r aU*in’*,conftt*ntly on hand.
A* to price* I will not be undemold
hy any Southern dealer. I ask the
call* and patronage of my Jrlanda and
the general p bile..
C’.J.S. BROOKER,
apnVly Bamberg, 8. C.
fINe fahi*I~~
- For Sale. -
wood 1
BRICK AN DTI LI
Barrel stave
GINNING
GRAIN IHREsniNG
SAWMILL .
KICK HULLING •*
Engine* and Boiler**
State Agents for Talbott 4 St
glnr* and BoHltrs, Haw and Grl(
Brewer*’ RrV’k Machli^sry,
Screw ( ©turn Prome*. f
Tboma* direct acting Steam
no belt*.
Tboma*’ Seed Cotton
Hall and Lummls Gina, Euglcbnrc
Rice Hnller*. - * *
II. H. Smith 4 Co’a.. Wood-W<
Machinery.
Planer*, Band fiawa, Moulder*,
Uaero.
Mor-
WOOIVOft P1XCMSPII4YDZWZX
The (Ireat EatIDh Rria«4r.
rromptlr unit prrmsn*nt-
1y curp* all formnof AVriy.w*
, HValfWM, r.tUfiaM, Kixr ®
{ •an Intbonaandsor i
Itbonn/y /.‘cUnMpc
• of «*«•;
t and Um-
fM tlr<Ucin« kntnm. Ask
^ „ |jrn*st« far Wood'* J*Hoa-
Bfinmiyur. TOB.SjJSsg-
■ "•"i “
on*
Tenenors, comprising compkt#
equipment fpr Sanh, Iroor and Wagon
Fartorlts, Hdoachc’a I’lanUlion baW
Mills, variable feed.
Beltings, Fitting* and Machiftety
Supplies. Wrlt^ for price*.
V. C. hadiiam;
' Maiiflgtt.
Columbia, K. C.
The Patterson Hottie.
Having taken diarge of Hit* popular
Traveller’s Home | invite the pat'
ronage of the travelling public. Tb«
house has l>een tlioroughl)’ renovated
from ground floor to attic and in neat
ness and comrortia necoud to none in
file Sute. *
The table will be supplied with thw
best Hint thev home aiul neighhoflng
r\\v marker* afford. B ell tralufetLaer**
ant* have hoeii employed.and no effort
will IVe sfiarer) to s.-cure tlie i>erfect«n-
joynfent of nty gnrst*.
M Rs FI.ORIIncE I IlUNtEB.
Froprletr#*#.
New, ctyn for tilde anil eommodt.in*
r . f
Sold In^larnwell ard elsewhere
alt- r**iMmslble <’ Miggist*.
Three Trade Truths.
J.J.3)icks&Bro.
against the enemies of our order?” -
Second : “Will you pledge loyalty t©
the demands of tlie National Farmer*''
Alliance and Industrial Union above
loyalty to party cajicn*, and vote
against any and all candidate* w ho de
cline to commit, thun*elvc* to Uii* ex
tent?”
Of the. candidate* for Governor W.
II. Kllerbe, John Gary Evan* and W,’
D. Evan* liavc answered botli question*
afllrniHtively. Candidate Timtnceinati
say*)‘No” to tlie second clause of the
second (question, a* there mav he dr-
ciinutaiifD** which, in hi* judgment,
would jtwtlfy a differtnr coiinu) aiid h«
claUu*Tlie rlglit of exercise of his judg
ment in tlie premises.
Naved by Stampeded Ho *e*.
If horse* had the gift of human
speed), say* a w riter in Forest and I
Mtream, I am sure that a ihrilliftg hi*-1
tory of the w ar could be told-from the
equine *taiid|>oiirt. They had much to
do w ith every part of the c inflict. In
qne of tlie most exciting incident* of my
part of K, they had It ail to do.
We were at B bp a scouting expedi
tion and, although we expected an at
tack, it was so tierce and furious when
itcame that, almost the whole detach
ment was captured without a struggle.
Before we kn iwr the’ yanks were upon
us, tliey came galloping into town Irom
all .direction*. Our men in charge of
the horse* turned iii m lome andstam-
|)4*de«l them, aiuFdowi; the street they
came in a piDiic-^trickeu rush that
nothing could have stopped. A mo
ment BeTdrc 1 had jumped on my own
horse in front of headquarters, think
ing to do a little *tami>eding myself
down that very street, but bad given it
up on seeing a squad of hluecoMUi ap
proach. I know they would never stop
those horse*, though, and the instant
t.icy passed me I dug in my spurs arid
took thiir, du*^ and followed. I was
well past the yank* before they dis
covered thalJhere was a “Johnny Heb’ f
on the side of one cf the horse* ami
opened tire. They missed me. but liL
old Joe, although he kept bravely on.
Aiiea I of u* Was a bayou which the fly
ing herd skirted, but which Jos and I
plunged inton* our only refuge. We
were nearly over when he began to fal
ter, and a* Our pursuer* were clattering
down the road behind u*. 1 slipped off
my side arms and slid off into the water
and struck out for shore, and was just
able to scramble up the hank *nd throw
myself flat in the bushes and swamp
{ rass before the yank* came in sight,
’oor Joe nia.-le an licndo effort to fol
low me and succeeded in getting his
forefeet on the bank, where be hung
for a momerit with his noble face so
close to me that we looked into each
other's soul*. After a moment, he
*ank back into tlie water.
A prominent city pastor tell* an
amusing story of a visit fo one of hi
poor parishioner* who always tried to
say tiie proper thing, but who often, so
to speak, put her foot In it. Her tin*-
baud had been very ill all winter, ant!
her pastor had visited herseveral time*
As spring approached, the sick man
grew better, and on one occasion, while
the reverend gentleman w»* at the
hotue, lie took occasion to congratulate
the woman on (he condition of her hu#«
hand “Yes, *.fohn ha* been a pretty
sick man,” aald the wife mournfuily
“atidx I was afraid lie wouldn't *©a no
more not weather this aide of eternity.’
Corner Broad and Campbell
Streets, Augusta, Ga.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groce-,
riea and i’lantation Supplier.
Experience ha* taught us (hat in
knowing WHEN, WIIA I’and WHERE
to buy tho nierchilnt succeeds and llu
customer i* satisfied.
Wa buy when other* sell an I there
fore get (..west prices. W« buy good-
of standard grade* and.so give out pa
iron* the best that is to be had. W»
buy where cash gets the best bargains,
agi) share nil iUlvantagc* fairly with
otu customer*.
At our new quarter*, the ino*t oon-
venlcui and coniniodlous in Augusta,
wc keep constantly full storks of all
good* Iff our line of business, and w e'
cordially invite our Carolina friend* to
make our place their Georgia head
quarter*. By giving ii* their custom
they will learn tlie litre© truth* that
NOW is the time; our house Til El pl«e
and our goods the GOOD8 that the;
should buy.
We handle cotton on the streets for
fifty cents at bale. _ . '.
Messrs. L. K. Dicks, 11. M. Hair and
T. R. Erwin are with us aud will he
pleased to sec their, friends from over
ifiw rlvac. ” ~ ”7"
Remember we fire rtni/ three blocks
from tlie Union l>e|Mit ami at tlie junc
tion of ail the street car Hues. Come
straight to-see us.
A Hollar Down
hard limes to peso© aud plenty *urt*-w ill get yon a hundred No. «| high cut
» u “ a,-.. ©nvelope* with return request, and 100
note head*, 6 lb. paper, with addr©**
from the first door West of Tmk Pko-
plk We have everything you ought
to have now, and oar price* are a sure
cure for hard time* and grippe.
CHARLES PKCHMANX.
The preMureof an ordinary corset U
equal to carrying a sock of flour
Weighing sixty pound*.
and date line printed.
Send '1 hk I’kopi.k a
full yorth for your money
dollar a iii get
.'•S
Coiigres* adopted the *tnr* and
Stripe* as kite national 2ag an J rite 1J
1772.
•taldes and attentive hostler* will take
the best «'are of ammalsaiid vehicle*
First cla-oTSampIe Room for the use
of Conunerclal Traveller*.
\
-rar
For Rent and Safe.
\Tt tepresent llii! f!of(>ffi Banking
Company In Aiken and Barnwell coun
ties, aud have for rent or sale a number
of valuable places iu theso ©ountie*.
Fersous desiring hay or rf’hi good
places on good Uirm* win do well tojcail
or w rite*. BATES & SIM MS.
sept! l-tf - f Barnwell, 8. C.
Charles Zissett,
Practical Watchmaker.
E’irst door south of Brown ITonse,
Janiwell C. 11.,S. C.,offers hixuervioea
jn the public.
An experiepVe of upwftrda of fortf
year* Is the best guarantoe *.l.at ha
allow* his tMisine** and w ill give sail*
faction In tho quality of hi* work and
itpcmnrtcmton of hu fffiai-ffM.
Reliallc time keeper* for aale.
iiich8
cTTEWS.TMi
COPYRIGHTS.
CAN I OBTAIN J
KTlfV A CO., Who ha
eiiw-n«ncc tnth* |
• ttnn*owwOreoaii .
fonnalloD ennmrmac I'nleni. and how to o»w
tain i li.ra *mt fiwo. Alw> a rataioctwe<MMk«*<
loal and wicntlfkj b-sMtu M>at ’
Pi
nr 1
•tMita taken tbrui
lal notion m the
J. J. DICKS & BRO.,
AUGUSTA Ca*
Eagle J3raj)d
THE BEST.
ZRoofing
I* unequalled for House, Barn, Factory
or Out BitUdiugs, and costs iialf the
price of sldirglds, tin tir ir n. It B
©ady fur use and easily applied by any
ne.
RUBBER FAINT vM* only 80
:en s per gal in bhl. lot*, or I4..V) for
•Ygal. tubs. (‘olor dark retl. Will *tnp
leak* iu tin or iron rintfs that will last
for year*. Try It. Semi stamp for
sample* and full particulars.
Excelsior Paint and Roofing Co-,
l.V> Duane St., New York, N. Y.
Dr. J. II. E. MIlHOUS,
Dental Surgeon.
Biaekville, S. CV
Will have regular appointment* a»
follow*:
At Barnw'ell, C. it. from l*t Monday
i nr salos-day) iu eac i iiiontii u> Wed
nesday evening. Rooms at Molair
House.- Office iwod .or* South of hotel,
on West or opposite aid'’of street.
Af Sally’s, B. A. A X. K R., from
Id Monday in each month in Wednes-
lay evening. Office at I’rice’s Hotel.
Wllj be at Iii* home :>f.ic'‘atBiackt Hit
every Friday ami Saturday from 1st ol
Februa-v to :totli Septemlter inclusive,
and every ThursiUy, Friday and Satur
day, from Ut Ootobei to list January
inclusive.
Willqtakpapj>ojn*.ment» with oath nts
to meet them at either of hi* office* at
any time.
i’atieuts will find It more comfortable
to have their work done at tiie office,
though if dovired will call .on them at
their residence* anywhere within thirty
miles of Black villa. /
tbruniih Maim 8 0w »e—tv|
* Urlr ntlir Anerlrw*. and
m fw*l arA8 h. .
^w**w*w*^ —wwvav
oui enn 10 me inrontor. This M>toB4U> paper;
iMued wMklv. elMtamlr lllwsrarwl. ha.br Air tM
UrpMt ommlation of an* wirmJBc wort hi (M
urld. 83 a rev. S»ni|ilr cnpl.-a Ma, r*a.
Iluildln. Krittloo. monthly, f£lQ a year. W**'*
•ploa. I t omu. Krery namlwr oootalaa k.a.j
' Pltotnerapha <
imiMen toah
, enMneta JUn*
Co, «iw Vyuk, ft til BuuauwaT
W<irl<l.
Balk
SETW in Minn, and
hnusM, with plana, onabltn*
latsst (IssUra. anti aenir.
ML.NX
Teachers’ Examination.
The Spring Examination of person*
desiring to secure certificate* a* teach
ers in the Public Scliool* of thi* county
will l>t< held at Barnwell on Friday
‘Kith April, 1S94, beginning *t 10
o’clock a. m. *barp. AH |»erson* inter*
e*ted will pl.*a*c remember tlie date ant
be present pnnetuallv.
R. C. KIRKLAND. 8. 0. B.C
Other county psper* copy.
O. DUNCAN BELLINGER.
Solicitor 2nd. Circuit.
WILLIAM H. TOWNSEND,
LiTR or Elliott 4 I'ownsknd,
BXAUKOftT.S. 0. v
Bellinger h Townsend
AXTOltPf KYrt AT L>AW
Ofli.'C Ityua Building. Baruweil>S. 4
Every Man
A Capitalist. 1
You can become r capitalist at
once by laying by a small part of
your yearly income and invest
ing it in a Tontine policy of the •
Equitable Life
For $20 you can instantly se
cure a capital of $i ,000 (or for
$200 a capital of $10,000), thttt
acquiring an estate which yod
may leave to your heirs, or re
tain as a fund for your own
support in old age, if your life
be prolonged.
Such a step will prompt’you
to save, will strengthen your
credit, will increase your con
fidence, will preserve you from
care and will give you lifting
satisfaction.-
The Plan Is Simple.
The Security Abeolate-
It is the perfect development
of the life policy. To-day k
the right time to get facts sod’
figures. Address
W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
For theCaroUnao.
ROCK HILL, S. C.
HUMPHREYS*
<a ■ i.
Dr. Hwwit*br©T^ Swwriac. •*•••*
periple wit* vottre
a apectil cure f<w L
They cure without
tbs .jnt,«*in and are 1* fi
Hrincklri of tbc U orU.
*•. w
1-Prvcru. CoucmOsm, InfU®iuiatf?m.
a-Wurma, Worn Frrer, Wcnulube...
3— Tuetbipci Colic, CryM*. W * ’
4- Diarrhea, of Chtt*reaor;
7—Cuuaha, fold*, BrowthMt.
{f-Xcaralyla, TtsUbaebw Fareu
N-He*4aebew, hk* TIMrlirM, t
10- Dy•ReR.lw. I; 0ta|*re*. O
11 —HuR*re**u4ur raiufal L
VA-WaUM. WCroture
11— Crw**, LanrofttU. nareirurei
J 4-ttalt K ftumw. SkNrtpH-. PWPO"
l^-Bbeumnti.ai. Rbewiuatle RrW* .
18—Malaria. CWIK Ferur aad Ljam..
!•-Catarrh, tofianw, Col* Ri 0*0*
SO-Wbua*la* C*u*b.
47-K.idacjr UUmwom
118—Rrvwou* OeMtlty . ..
30—Orlaarr Weakaauu
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