The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 17, 1894, Image 3
The Barnwell People
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TtfUBSDAT. MAY 17, 1804
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■June,
unlrty
“You nrt like a toy wateb.”
8h« r* marked to ber beau.
When he »*ked her o hy, the laid :
••Becauae youj won't go.”
Crop* are reported to be growing
beautifully.
Just received nic« lot atraw hat*,
which will oe sold Cheap for cash.
' ’ -O. E. GVLKS A
i _ Full mrton hCxt Saturday njorning at
Ttwiiextrefro’.srcOmmnnlcaTionof ji.43 f the best spring day for tatching
Harmony bodw No; 17 A. . F. . M/. . j. s( , . •
m.411 Kc* iic'A Mftsoi.icTem j. ® .
, i- nnonUih day ot ! Tniln S.‘l and 84 on the F. C. A P., be
tween Columbia and Savannah have
been discontinued; ’
Mra. W. B. Peeples and Mrs. \V. W.
Moore have gone to Atlanta on a
•noHth'a vUlt U» relltlves,
.Iitst. received another lot of bundle
Percales, ;!3 yards to bundle, at J1,2o pef
btiudltH 1 yard wide.
C. E. 6yi.es A Cp
pie In Barnwell ttponthh day
t*.M, the same being the ”* lt -
in said month, beginning at llifch
twi/lvc ^
*y oWer ot W.. ^ ^Urr.
Lost and Found.
u»e
T.ost- Snfferer* * from Dysirepsia.
Drop-v. Malaria and Giver Complaint
Unless they at once commence the
Of Ulenn Springs Mineral weter.
Found—Hundred* of people in every -guests of Mr. J. 0. Buckingham.
(’apt. Jj Stuff Ua!ford
Hon. Jas. II. Bush and family,of E1-
lenton, spent Sunday in town, the
hart of the State who testify that the
Waters of Glenn Springs are simply the
best.
LOOK HERE!
JSTO HARD TIMES! \
10 to 20 per Cent. Saved
-ON-
GROCERIES
1 -AT-
Dr
Lide left on Friday to visit rela-
rnm tf MMSIDDilCV JV. PIT Q live* at Covington, Ky. He will return
Uf Ml/ on next Wedneadayr- Ami the old low it
Come trt the Exposition at 1 cent a
mile and get off the Train at the corner
of Bros.! and Wa ? hingu»n and lor.k
through our Stock- WE Wtl.GSAvfc
Y’OU MONEY.
Be eii re to get our price* before you
E. T. HURIMIKY’S “PPiDE
Fl.OUK.” Be*t and.l'in*>l math .
• We have tbree South I’afolina Sales
men to wait on our friends from the
• Palmetto State. Come one and all to
£ T. MURPHEY & CO.
Cor. Broad and Washington Streets,
Kailrbad CrossUlg
ItnVtil
'•Yb Beat.
A comfortable cottage of six rooms,
with good well and line garden, in a
pleasant and healthful section of the
t own will be rented for a moderate price
loan approved tenant.
For particulars iitMB.V to
Chaki.ks Pkcumann,
Barnwell, S. C.
Fertlllfers.
‘ Expecting to handle. Fertilisers again
this year we are in a position to sell to
'the farmers at prices to suit the times.
lUnuoff A Camiols.
y— *
WatertteloM Need*
Carefullv selected seed from choice
Kolb Gem Melons for sale in quantities
to suit purchaser*. For prices corres-
■ W.T.WAl.KKK. ’
Moili , S.C.
announces
himself ft candidate lor County Auditor
today.
Dr. J. F. Bagg ot, who has been liv
ing at Wagenerfor several years, re
turn* to B tmjberg. “• -
r The PmtVi.K has received a very
habdapme luvttation to coiumencdinent
.litAPdn Verse College) Spartan Jr m g, J une
1-S.
We thank ^Ir. G. W. I, T.oa thoidt for
ftn invitation t > be present at the twen-
t . •fourth , Annual Commencement ol
Newberry (Joitegc, Juthe l~th-2t>(h. ■. •
~ TPrcited ^ffne lot, w^B-paper at
12} cents per roll. Also choice lot win
dow rhadcs and cornice poles at. 25t:ts
- C. E. Gvi.es & Co.
itf)
9
w ill get you a hundred No. B} high cjit
address
envelope* wHh return re»iuest, and lOU
. 1 ■ <» 11. .... sa>««U
note lieuds) 6 lh. paper, wi.h
■WnPdate 1 Hie printed. ^ —
Send’I kk Pkoei.k a dollar aid get
full worth for your money.
doesn't hark right without him.
/. letter from Georgia and a commu
nication telling how the Clenison cadets
drilled and dined at Rock Hill received
t.ro late for pulil^cHtion this week;
On account of his health Dr;i>. B.
.Jones has tendered his resignation as
President of t.P.e Colunihni Female t ol-
Icgc, to take effect after the Commence
ment, next month.
Col. E. Ford, formerly Superintend
ent of the South Bound Uuilroad, re
signed his position on the K. C. «.t P.
last week. On parting lie was presented
by llie. employees of the robtl w ith a
handsome gold watch and chain.
Prnf.’Falb, an!Austrian exiiert, pre
dicts that New Ybrs City w ill he over
whelmed by a tidal wave this summer.
Wall Street, however, not losing any
sleep over the prediction--and U still
doing business at the same old siaitd.
Willistox, S. C„ May 15,181H.
Maj. Holmes: ' ^
Please andoiince that the ’l|phehers’
Association w ill meet in BarnweJl on
catunlay. May 2(illi. ifisleatl yf tifttur-
llay May. I!*th. Kesix-etlully.
F. -V. K. Bailey.
Mr. £• F. Calhoun's fine horse was
driven to death ofrTuesday by a negro,
who left town at 10 o’clock, carried a
drummer to Bobbins and uiis»lng the
train came, back by Allcnd de. Near
town the poor animal full dead.
Cap Still, who lost Ilia right leg bl the
explosion of the old Barnwell ^cannon,
while eeiebrattug Cleveland’s election,
is now walking around on a cedar leg,
made and given to him by seme ol
Barnwell's big hearted mechanics. ^
The Confederate Pension money ha*
team received and 1 will he glad to pay
out same to parties who are entitled to
the same l.et all peinaohcra apply In
>r
Announcement
—BY— j
MURPHEY Be 60.
Murphey <& Co , are the wholesale Gro
cery House of 618 Broad Street, Au
gusta, Ga. We take this.method of in
forming allot pile (ffd customer^ that
they will now find us just, a bole the
Railroad crossing on the same sid of
the street, fa* our old corner JUoree at
number (iidl
We moved from our old cornet about
18 months ago, hut. we me yet add have
been for forty years the cheapest and
only cash grocery house herb, conse
quently can sell you cheaper that! any-
ImYly else, can sa va you til one V if ymt
•will Come to see us.
Wohave Mr. Henry M» isewyw, of
Aiken and Orangeburg (.onulll* with,
us, who will he glad to wcle<»tti8 any
body from South Carolina.
Remember tBi; mtinber and bx>k for
it, (J1H, up tin* same side about 50 yards
from our old corner, and r hell rut niimc
is simply MDHpIIKY A CO.
MosEaC/MyaeuEv. Ueo. 8. Ml arunr.
A hail storm, w hich eovorpil an area
ofvibout a mile square, did grhat dam
age to crop* In the Ashleigh nelghhor-
hoodon th6 afternoo:i of the lOtli lust
The fain fall was very heavy, covering
the young corn and washing the hill
sides.
The ladies of the Barnwell Confeder
ate Monumental Association are pre
paring a rich treat for tlieenjoyiticnt of
the public the last week in this month.
We ate. not pertnIttod now to give full
particulars, but advise everybody to get
&c. v con.:ert. Pome of the performers
have not been on the puML' stag*: for
-Vearst, ami thev are going to surprise
this town. Watch.
There was a "ostly freight wreck on
«.l.> stoirth- > :s i iili’ui. .Railway ^iatindav
Tht* Stwtr IVmocnUlc Expcutlr* Com
mittee will ineetin Columbia on Jnnb
7th and ket the primary campaign mn-
chinory lu niotlop.
Blacksille NeffS.
Major and Mrs.
Alliance Department.
’ Adopted as (lie County Organ by the CouuH
y Alliance JuH ftth, JfWt». ’
M. J. FAT'
Hardware House
BLACKY!LIE, S- C.
Hair <% William* a«k a full share of
public patronage BKCADPh tliey car
ry a General Line of Hardware ami
moves and pay particular attention to
all kind* of work in their line, such as
Tin Ro ting and Repairing.
BECAUSE, they buy lor cash and sell
for cash. *q giving every tmyer goods at
the smallest possible margin ot profit.
BECAUSE, they guarantee entire
satisfaction, likvlug bought the. natures,
tools and machinery of the late firm of
Baldwin Garvin, and have in their
employment the beat workmen, of four
teen years experience.
BECAUSE It Will pay everybody to
buy from this new Hrm "
^ H YlR A WlTLIA MS,
Opposite Kush House.
aprl9 ' _ L
Notice to Coosugicri.
After MAy 15th 1 will take orders on
ly from merchants and dealers, so If
You are a consumer and desi e a buggy,
pine ton or surrey at manufacturers
prices place your order w ith me bet\>re
15th inst. . • i J- " • Maktix.
WANTEB.
To huv a gotsl milch cow that wil£jjly
from 2*4 to « gallons jwr day.
Gko. II. Batts, Rati
^
HumphreyaSpecitlc No. lOmres Dys
pepsia, Indigestion and Weak St m-
acli. A small bottle of |deasant pellets
ju<t tits your vest pocket—25cis.,
druggist*.
•;
Miss Margaret Brunson of Sumter
made the liiglio*t stand In mathematics
in.the recent examinations at Furman
University. She it the only lady in her
c ass, and there U only one other at the
University*
Geo ge Washington Murray,who rep-
r -sent- tiie 7th District lu CongrcfS, has
t .vented a cotton chopping machine
a id has sold the right to a manulaet-
uring syndicate at Waco. Texas, mak
ing big money on it. He has three pat-
«nw aud gets fur each one, and
$ j.U0 royalty on each machine manu
lactured for the next 17 years The ma
chine has been tested and lias proven a
success.—Sumter Watchman
An exchange saj't:
distaste for alcohol, oranges are more
effective than almost anything else
known. They should be taken, one at
a time, before breaklast, at II a. in., at
1 p. m., at 3 p. in., at kp. m., and tlic
last thing ou retiring. Apples auu
lemon juice are also excjlfcnt. \
Sixty years ago there were just six
church members In Spartanburg, aud
•ochurch building. Now there are nine
church buildings for whites and live tor
ordered, ail costingffbout $33,000 with a
membership of about 3,0U0.
ail
person or send an orih?r. x
W. Gii.mokkSlH.MS,
Clerk of Court.
I respectfully announce myself to the
voter* of Barn well county as a candi
date for Auditor at the next cWtlnn,
and hereby pledge myself to abide by
and conform to all the rules and regu-
lath n; govecjithg the Demoefatle pii-
m tries. J. Stakk Halfomd.
Morning and evening services are be
ing held this week In the Barnwell
MethndLt cbnreh by I’r siding Elder
Dieksiuraml pastor McRoy.i Mr. Dick
son will he. forced by doth^j el*ewhere
tofeavc tomorrow afternoon, but other
ii i listers are. expected.
Mr. Baker Barnes, who ha* for many
rears been theetheient clerk in the st re
ot Mr. W. t\ Wilcox of Allendale, died
on Sunday night, after a painful illnes*
of several weeks. He was about 57
years old and was a faithful sol/ller in
ihe war. He was a sergeant in Capt.
I’eeples’ Goinpiny JiLS. C. Cavalry.
Barnwell will he well represented at
the meeting of the tirand Lodge K. of
1*. at Beaufort next week. Wm. Me-
Xah and F. C. Butler are delegates, Dr.
K. C. Kirkland and W. K. Clirislhv al-
tefnatss. Others will go. The I’iut
Royal Railroad and Beaufort hotels
w ill give reduced rates. ^ . *
The resideneeof Capt. .1. Y. Calhoun,,
three miles from Appleton, was burned
at 2 o’clock yesterday morniug; Only
two beds were saved. Awlioiir later,
at,3 o’clock, the residence of Mr. J. II.
Hutchins in AjifdToin was burned. Clt-
’./.jus saycd'liearly all !ifS household
gooiUtf'^
'a'pt.pklhoun had no insurance.
We have nqt learned w hether or not Mr
Ihitehius had. .
Trains 1 and 2 are taken off the Oaro-
MidUnd this morning, and the
summer schedule of one round trip
mixed train ft day'goes oil'. FassTyngers;
from p tints on the 8. C. A G..and north
ern division of the C. *L can come to
Barnwell at 1125 a. iu. and return as
1.05 p. in; tho-e from points south w ill
have to stay over nigljit.
ihis new disarrangement is pretty
rough on Tkk I’koiVk. Wo w ill do our
best, but aeeordiiig to qur calculations
we w ill be delated a day at least in
reaubiiig ono half otir subscribers,
Mrs. Allen Dunbar died on Monday
morning, agedkl years, at the residence
of Dr. Martin Bellinger, her son-in-law.
Before her marriage she was Miss Lau
ra Hext. All her children, except Mr.
George R. Dunbat, w ho was detained
by the serious illness of his wife, were
udifig in perfect
peace oJHier beautiful life. AfUtr ap
propriate exercises conducted by Key.
«er re
morning. Fortunately „ nobody was
hurt. As train 86, eastward; wa> rna
iling the two mile down grade jii it west,
of Bamberg several rear ears became
uncoupled A-s the engine, slowed up
to enter Bamberg the ‘wild'’ ear* ran
into the front, senlnii "ith 1. ghtfnl
tone. Fonueen ea^is were wrecked,•
large quantities i-f groceric •> and mis
cellaneous goods being knocked into a-
confused a condition as the poll^lcul slt-
uallon at Washing k was
cleared and night l rough
on schedule tiine.
Seventeen prisoners are, taking their
ea*e In jail. Ten of the resteYs are com
mitted for trial at the next term of
cotirf. Henry M Morrls.Geo, M Mor
ris and O. F. Mprri*, eon vie ted. of la--
eeny at the March term, have so far
failed to give b ind, pending their pp-
peul. If they do not complete tlie ap
peal this week they will have H) serve
their sentence, one year ektlt* In Ui.-
penitentiary.
Lee ami Stratford, the itrgroos who
escaped some time ago, just a few day*
before their sentences expired, have
been recaptured. After hditg inler-
viewel In ante-bellum fashion tl pro
fessed repentance and promised not to
run away any more.
The Georgia authorities don’t rtem to
Want N. (.King alias Alidor*iift far
ter, N colored,who killed a bad n*gro In
that State and sought safety In this
State. Detective Weeks caught and
lodged him in jail.- Ho can be held on
ly 20 days for requisition
Attention Teacliris.
There will bo a meellngof the Barn
well Teachers’ Association at Barnwell
Court Ifousc''on Saturday, May 26th,
and th« white tcaehors of the county
are earnestly -ftskeiLiWvuttciid. There
will be some une present to deliver An
Aalucational* address The public are
invited to meet witli ns, tmitny itietr;
presence we may be encouraged in the
noble work we have to do. Kemenilier
the day. W„ W. H akt, S?c’y.
WHIiston »w».
W. S. Dicks left last Wednesday for
Tampa, Fla., for bis health.
Mr. L. A. Green will at an C/irly day
have one of the finest (louring mills In
the State. He is ou a trade for a roller
mill and expects to have In operation by
July a mill that will make as good flour
and meal as any mill. J
We hear some complaint of the lies
Man fly damaging tin; w heat, and oaf
crop. With this’exception the wheat
crop is good. i.
Wo have had in this section one ot
the best, springs we evi-r saw for getting
up the different eropsaml tending then .
We have had some light showers, jmt
enough to make tlic crops grow. Al
this writing, Monday, a fine rain is
falling. - • -
Tlic following compose ihe Sonioi
classof the WHIiston Higli 8cIkn»1:
Miss Carrie Nixon, Edgetieldcounty;
Mis* Hattie Newsom, Barnwell count,v;
Miss EBlu MjKt*, Aiken cmnitTf Mbs
Mary Fogle, Orangeburg county; Mr.
J. Owens, Barnwell county ; Mr W
K. Kennedy, Barnwell county; Mr. J
D. I,«wi.'llen, Florenceeountv.
• These young men And ladle-
all bdpc to graduate and receive a dlp-
Toma on the 1th day of July.
Mr. Ira' Frice of Barnwell C. II. ent
ered the High School on Monday tin
7th of this month It is very *eld< m
that a week goes by without a new stn
«|ent enf.ef ing the Williston High
School. Mrs. Rosa McCreary lias ae
cepted the position of matron. Frof
Bailey-.may con-ider liimself furtuuau
in securing the services of so g<M)d and
re lined a Christian lady as Mrs. Me
( retry. She will indeed ho a m< tlin
to Hie Jioys aud gil ls of this institution.
J. T. Smith, Sr., has had pt t n|>
"HTquiid his reshlenee Tim Uaudsonie-n
loncj we ever saw in a country town
and now he Th' having his Inptse re
painted by F- R- Scliunk, who tlmr-
pughly understands how to paint iu all
the lat st styles.
Mrs. J. fL ilurcklialter mov
gust* last week
The Old Reliable, theS. 0. RiilywplT
uhnnged hands today and thjxjranie is
among the things of thejarjT Tiie new
compftny w ill call It t+rt! South ( uroliua
and (ieorgia RtyUroa«l.
Bu«ines»-Knull and Grover has gotte
it lislfin^^!'! I think 1 w ill do likewise
ajor and Mr*. T.'Ixinr left on
Monday for a two weeks trip to Beau
fort. \ \ .. .
Brain* and energy, especially of
JHackvlIle’s best type, will seek and at
tain Hie higher and more honored and
lucrative postlion* of life. Charlie
Wtissinge.r of our town was recently
appointed Secretary of..the (Chief Jus
tice of the Supreme (joint of Alabama..
At the time of Id* appointment he w a<
rcailliig law under Fetors A IVtor* of
Helnta. He won the . appointment
against a rteld of thirty appheant*.
Blaekviflt! is proud of her Toys I and
just If SO.
(’apt. H. F. Dyches r-'prc*cnted Black-
ville at the laving of the corner stone of
the Winthrop Normal and Industrial
College at Rock Hill, oij Satnnlay. It
is putting it mildlv to »ay that he came
hack llylruughly cntl»u*e|l. Wejeipt
luiclicifii he wmiM pEd»ijthjiy seek tn
change the name of theHovefnor** Vol^
uMtH-rs to the. IVinlhrop Frctea-tors.
The GHided School pupils ate pre-
parjaig for tlte summer ejeamination*.
They ani naturally nervous, hut this
l<H*ker on is sure that their parents,
teachers and friends w ill be comidet'dy
satisHctl w hen their progress during the
term is all measured up.
Gyles A C«*. have just received a l»«w
lot of bundle calicoes, yard wide, 35
yards for $1.25.
The Governor ha* nppoinV 1 Capt.
Judsnti K. Hair delegate from the Sec-
iiud ituu ict to the Innnlgraiion' (,’o»-
veutioti at Augusta on the JUth inst.
"Mu' row bG<iiincil tTsva; ^i?r inlryex-
lunpte to slower sister towns by adopt •
ing r.n onLnahce imposing a tine of Hf-
tv ecuu on each dog vangfit on ihe
streets w ithout a muzzle. If the tine 1»
not. paid in four days the canine will be
-kilkil
E, AfttOCIATC EbtTOft,
To whom all Communication* on Alliance
Matters should be addressed.
\
The e«Ul(>n acreage in 'l>ka* is estl-
mate<r*t<> he from 2tl to •’n per cent over
ally tftevloq* ywir-. M it li fair season*
llic Lone Si'ir State will niaku 3,0 o.ooo
hales tiiis year. So *:(>* an Engiish
buyer who has just. retiirinH^thin that
State.
The Crystal h:c Com;>any is turning
out any ainouni of pure ice that is
wanted. * ..
Young Herbert (Ivies, one of the best
of the bright young ni“n that Black-
vjlle lias sour out injo tin world, after a
winter* hard w ork In Chicago.i*.now*
resting at \V|iut;e*ba Spring-, Wiseoiv-
sin, before going to a new position at
Tacoma, Washington. *
G.\ lc* A Co. have just, received a new
lot of window shade* and curtain*.
R. R. Avknl’K.
ss.
State o(Ohio, City of Toledo, J
Lm a* County. j
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that iu
is the senior partner of the tirin of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business iu the
City of Toledo, County and State afore
said, and that said firm will pay tin
sum of One lit. n I red Dollars for ch-Ii
ami every case of Catarrh that cannot
he cured bv the use of Hall's Catarrh
Curt. FRANK J.CHENEY.
Sworn to before me ami subscribed in
my presence, llfu bill day of Decein ur
S'. D. issti.
Ji.s ]
A.
\Y. GLEASON.
. Notary Fubliu
Hall’s Catarrh Curt Is taken inter
nally and act* directly on the blood ami
mucous surface* of the system. Semi
-.for teatlmohlftlyltya.
J.JHiENEY & CO , Toledo, ()
Sold by Druggists, 7.'>c. *——
The Glenn Spring* Hotel has been
opened a month earlier than usual this
year.
Miss Maggie Ge-diW ha* for several
year* superintende'd all the work of the
Spartanburg marble yard.
Twelve selmJarships held by South
Carolina students in the l*ent»ody No.r-
niftl College, iu Nashville, Tenn.', willlie
opened for new holders this Mitmoiei by
iht* graduation Of illClinihenls.
OMeers of th* fM#tr *lil*a«*
H. If. Crum. IWdeot. , '
J. C. Mtilcr,-Vice Prusidout.
W. 8. -Baints-rtr, Secretary.
A. K. ync, Tioasnn'r.
(• 1>. Kinaiof,« bsplafn. «
T. 8. Weeks, Coiu.tt i.ectufT
W. A. All, Utrvrurd or AMstant lecture?
\V. T. Harley, pivor Reetarr.
K. K. Harley, Asslataot t)<*'r K-r-per.
T). \V. Rodlford, aerKeuiitat Arm*.
F. II t 'ree' h, he,sin.-; - A^eni
F.xeeiuive Comailtree—4'. 6. Free. \V. TV.
Parrtek. WA. Knnst \__Li
I'raile CoiuunUee—(1. M. Iluuier, E. II.
QowTiny, J. M. I’liucr, TV. A At'.
Cmmnttteron tn-otl*»f tlw (ly.iler«- J. C Me-
Millau, ('. M Fd. ntt. ld, W. T. I'ave, J. K
Siu-titoK, E, H. (tin's*.
BKADSTKEET,
:w.- k' :
: DUN
- A^D
c AVlLLlAM McXAB
believe the Worst fa over and
that, titries are to get
better fast mid Sut-ely.
strong isf my belief that 1
have just bought a\full ntoek
of all needed' ftea^Onnble
goodw, whif h f offer fit |M'i-
Leeaio |.l< .i -( . Before btfvmy
elsewhere-or getting too
bnsy with woiJ< or looi-veit-
. ‘ c. .. /
ed with polities coine t(*
RAHHKLSTAVE
GIXSfNG
GBAlS THRESHING
SAW MILL
KICK HI LUNG
\
4 TV ahiilx*m^>8, May Iffi -The cxcculivc
committeem tins Natiofipl Faitncr*' Al
liancc and Industrial I'nloiiniel in tbi8
city today. Cludrman Miirlou ('. But
ler of Noftli Curollna presided. There
was a long discussion over the proposed
formation of a. National Fnfmers’ Kx-
•li.uige to try co-operation on a vast
me
More NtiAVK next Week.
-Ay; M. M< N A li,
Barmyldl, S. (
fIiMe farm
For Sale. /
That Iroautlft'lly loyfctt*d and highly
imurovod larin of 267 acre*, on the
South i atoll it* Railway, known n*
part of the Will 1 * plate mid bounded
by lands nfM. WHHs, Mrs Sa Hie Stan-
, . Tin rn—-————■ , ''Ilanll, L. A.'l‘hoiii*on. James BaxluV ami
«* W - Ihe Proposition discu**^ von^^r )mfh ciVolih* RailwaV irTilW^
template* co-operafion between f>,U00,-
•»
Engine* and Boiler*. .
State Agents for Tftfbott A sen
gine« and liollcr*. Saw and Gfl*t_
pn-wvr*' Brick Machinery,
. SyrhaM^oifen ITe««eL
C'O r ThonPa* direct sytirg Steam
no beH*.' , ,. 14 , -
T hot aft*’ Seed Cotton Elevatorir. ‘
11 all and Lutnml* Gin*. EnglegilfAf
Hfce Hnller*. .
II. II. Smith ,t TV*. W#fo»l- Working
MuchlWry.
Flaiiers. Rftod
tlsei*.
Tyio nr.r*, coroprMng romplft*
equipment for Sash, Door'illML Wafton.
Factories, iK loaclic’s Flaotaiioh Sum
Mill*, variable fred.
Belling*,.-t'htings and Marbinerjr
Supplies. Write for price*.
V. (\ BAlXir.VM,
Manager.,
Crduwihifi S.
im
sec
vs, Mould*ra, Her- ,
Pt»0 and 8,000,t (K) farmers for the pur
chase and sale of eom tnndltles tlWd by
AgricnlturRl iniere*t*. A part ot the
*c)ienie
Iras in view thu fixing of
price of cereals in iht* country instead
of at Liverpool. It is asv.Tted that ttC>
can be brqught about hv tire e,o-opera-
tionol aiftSe faijici*’ organi/.sr.lons
yn tn« Unped States During the day,
u representative of the Chilean govern- -
in nt appeared before the coinmi Ue
and spoke of Ihe desirability of trade
reciprocity between I’armei* of this
country ami t hiii in order to obtain nl-
t ale* directly froiif that country. Rep
resentative* of several railroad*, also
held a conference w .tli the committee,
at w hich their co-operation with the
farmer* organization for belter fate*
for agricultural freights, and for'kiim-
mbi encampments t»( the AMiauce was
•Hscussed. 1
’WgatX.. ' •'vent* in po
. eirtffjA tl- by return n
^ invoiopo, to
- , ' ' AUdroM
of these scholarship* b‘ avyarih d to Ttr.
John TV. 11. Dyche.s. of Blaekvllle, w In
is now paying his own expense*
throngb theCuHega. -
Assistant Bishop Ellison Capers sta-
tedatthu Episcopal Diocesan Conven
tion in Columbia List week that ly4»ad
trhnllrmed 504 white ami tSvolored jmt-
* »ns. Bishop W. B. W. Howe, wlioha*
been relieved of active ilnty on uc omit
of failing h*'Mltli, and Assistant Bishop
Ellison ( npers each asked that their sal
ar'.os h« reduced t>y $l.t'(M. In both
case* tire convention declined to con
spier their request* and the salaries wit!
continue the same a* before.
Miss K itie Taylor, of Green wood,
C„ a young lady of exceptional beauty
while visiting relatives iu Jefferson
county, Florida, became engaged to
Randolph Epps, probably tiie largest
planter in that State. The man ing-'
was to have tak -n place last. Thursday
night, but Miss Taylor was taken sud
denly ill Wednesday night ami diwl at
It) o’clm-k Thursday morning. Her
wedding gown draped a corpse instead
of a happy bride.
» Later new s Is that Epp* broke Hie en-
gagement and Miss Taylor took arsenic.
Receiver J. IJ. Averill of the Fort
Roral and Augusta Railway has gone
o Liverpool to endeavor get largei
cargnes-for tin stcaincrs plying between
that port ami Fort Royal. Going cast
ward they have carried full freight*,
tint, in coining w est sonic of them have
bad to bring cKriro** to otlier point*,
and aftefWflnadiiig go to Fort Rrrt al
for outward freights.
, r COMPOUND.
A rsopot <II»ooTery by an old
DuucUa. «»*<l
Monthly by (hoitmn/ir of Ixtr
l«rb.ouly rwrlectly **!•
•od reltablo inmiclne dltcor-
crcd. Kowareof unprlndi'lcd
ilruicgUt* Who offer Inferior
medicine* In plaee aft Ml A«k for Cook 1 . Cotto*
nooTCoMPocxT', tukf so twb.f.’fslr.urlnelo.oaxan'l
(TcciiU Inpestaga In letter, and w« will .end, •enUsl,
mail. Full .snled i nrticulnr. iu plain
.'sorghum I* tast coming infh promi
nence in Kansas uml Western Missouri
a* a protUahlc crop. Fanners around
Fort Scott, Vliefi! the hosi sugar milt in
the 'Vest is located, sold their crop* last
year for $30 to $10 |Mir acre net for the
cane aud seed, hi Nebraska, Iowa amt
Missouri growers are combining and se
curing mills to work up the cane, a* the
uiobtsAc* is becoming more and more
popular. A few year* ago it was r iin
possible to sell a barrel of sorghum mo-
’asses, hut today It 1* fforttl freni 2'> to
:<() cent* pur gallon by the car load.
Aside from its moln*_-e* value s •rgbiim
i* fast taklug the place of millet tor
feed. Many farm r* are sowing it for
forage for stock w ith vftry itiitfslaetory
results. Last year about :i5.t)(K) bushel*
of siHifI were misod ocar KortSoott Mini
sold to grain dealers at from 75 cents to
a dot tar per bushel, lu Texas ami West
ern Missouri It is sown In tract* of from
10 to 5 O acres for fodder ft# cattle.
The stalks or hgga<M}, iffUr (he juice is
for sale onY y« yesr* time w ith Interest
at7 percent per annum. This place
can to* made an ith'al home. It has ail
needed oqt buildfqg*. spn-ndid w atcr
and a prorerttlal health record; There
ha improved to equal In productiveness
any like nufftherol acre* in Mmtli Uaro-
lina. For-price* hc4nfber—pnrttcnhtr^
apply to —
F.T. HAN FORD.
Altgusla, Ga-
Three Trade Truths.
t
J.J. Dicks&Biu
The Patterson House.
Hat ing taken charge of Uiii| popular
rraveHcr’s Home I invite tins I'Ht-
rooage ol the travelling public. Th«
hmisw lias hern llmroiiglily rciiovstefl
from gropmi floor to attic and lu neat*
ne** am! comfort U second to none ift
|hc Stale. *
The table w ill lie supplied with th*
best that the home ami neighboring
city prwffcet* nfford. Well tmhieil *erb«
ants ha(e U*eh employed ftud no effort
w ill Tie spared To snm re' lnu jaUffueteas
joyment of my guests.
MR;* FLORENCE K HUNTER.
FroprGtrc**.
New, Font for table ami chiiiniodioim
j v ^ liinrfler* will Clrti
ihe I;--! '!aH' cf ftaJtnftlshod vehiel
■ First class Sample Room for
of Tommereiwl TmveHef.e.
For Rent and
TVe roprv^i'iit tflh (uilhjft Banl klnrf
('oui|Hiny In Aiken aud Barliwell «!oon--
tles, and have tor rent or sale ft numbed
of valniftije (dacFi iu these «ounties. >.
Persons desiring to buy or rent good
places on good terms w ill do well to cftU
«r w rite. It ATK* tf 81 M Mff.1
scptH-tf Harnwoll, ff. C4
President. Payffn reccinmeuda.flint ftne Expressed, t« made Into the finest quaff-
ty of manilla pajier.
Ripe watermelons by f t wagon load
wer* reported iu OrlauJo, Florida, laal
week.
"Mr. McRoy her remains were carrieil to
the family Imrying groimd near Hat-
ytJ tlwlU'i ftn l laid to rest by the side of
her husband.
Rev. Faul Frice left for Piedmont on
Monday morning, having concluded
ilia protracted meeting in the Baptist
church Sunday evening. The longer
he stayed the better he was liked, and
he' carried away the cqnrtdeuce and
good will of the entiic community. Al
though of del Matte physique he is a tire-
leas worker and for *0 young a man be
hat an extraordinary fund of Informa
tion, His sermons were strong, logical
and heart reaching. A welcome always
waits him iu Barhwell. Upon pr.
I*ide's return the doors of the church
will lie opened for tlte application of
candidates for membership.
> ladles only, si Msmpi.'
Pend Lily Comiianr,
Ko. 3 Fuller Ulock, Uc trult, Ulch.
* Sold in Barnwell ard elsewhere
all responsible #’’uggi*t*.
by
MEROUIAL
As ever and anon God in his intlnitv
wisdom eiilUaowa-ok^ic-Fiiqiids and
foilow-crafUmeii from the sorrows of
earth to the joys of Heaven, wc arc
pained to record the death of our be
loved friend and former student of the
TVHRstmi High Set mol. But in oor sor
rowing we sorrow not as those without.
ho|»«. „
> \V« feel that earth is poorer and
Heaven richer in tin departure of our
school 'mate, Willie Grulitis, therefore
wc the scholar*of this school ^ . v
Ue olvc 1st. That we recognize the
power of the Almighty and we bow in
lihuihlc submission to His will, know
ing that he caiui"t err.
2nd. That a copy of these resolutions
be scf.t bo the family of tiie deceased and
published iu Thk * Barn wicrr. Pedt’i.K
Clarence J. QeJenrf,
William F. Kcnncify,
Juliau F, McCreary,
May 94b,
( ONE TO SEE ME.
Some short sighted people arc look
ing to Washington lor relief. If they
live long enough they may gel it. Bill
wc have more help in a day t han Con
gress can drone put in a session. They
pension old soldiers and dig out sea-
idc hailmra and that’it the way Uncle
S;rm’* money got'*,. Jmt we sell goods,
new, nice good* at such low figure
1 hat everybody can reach them.
C’omsr' and see aud 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 priors. Our New Shoes
will give you an c«sy«walk through the
year. Our fresh groceries will keep
yoiT heaUhftd through the trying
Spring time. Our Dry aud Dress G *ods
will preserve good looks and family
happiiusH.
Oolite aud see. The road away from
hard limes to |ieftcc and plenty starts
from'Hie first door Wert of Tit* Pko
pFftl Wc have everything you ought
to have now, and onr price*are a .sure
cure for hurd timys aadgrippe.
, (JHAJALiki FEUUMANN.
A Good Feed for Nfocit.
Mr. K. W Weathcrsheo, who farms
in Sleepy Hollow* rccoiiubetids highly
the cultivatloTi of Hie citron melon for
hog*, horse* and rattle. He says his
stock eats them readily, and fatn ii 011
'hem.' It grow* welt on |>onr litiid,
last* a long time, and are hetPT for
• tof’k than the watermclot).—Aiken
Journal andjtcylcw.
M'etings'will 1h* held nt th*" follow
ing places on the difys tnentioip <1.
Demnafk, TbesdftV. July l(Hh, Suh-
Vlliances, Bamberg, (iheiil’s Branch,.
ijakland, F.lko, S|iringtowii, W'illistoii.
Reedy Bravrch. Wednesday,-Inly II—'
Double Fond. Georges Creek, Reedy
draneh, Hercules
(’ypress Chapel, Thursday, July 12.—
Dunbarton, Fair Foiid, Joyye Branch,
Red Oak.
Caves, Friday, July 13.—Applcton,
Bull Fond, Caves, Harmony, 51t. Pleas
ant, Hliady Grove.-
All SnlWvl! aticfs not nientioned aud
•ill citizens intercsltid in tlic welfare of
the order are requested to cooperate
with tin! above mentioned and any
neighborhood desiring a meeting of this
series *vill please confer with Mr T^Hf
Weeks, Gomrty Lecturer and ctnrifuian
o r this couimiltee. ;
The couimitlee dccidcdto invite the
following gcntlefnen to address the'
iiicetiiigsL-'Dr. J. .William Mokes, Col.
Robert Aldrich. Col. W. J. Talbert and
Hon. 8. G. May Held.
T. 8. Weeks,*
‘ F. II. Creech,
^ I) TV. Bodilord,
J. A. Cliassereau,
J. A. WiHuIw.iid,
• M. O. Wall,
J4. J. Fate,
.Coinmittce.
BLANKH.
Title Deeds.,
Bomlsaml Mortgages,
Rent Lien* and Bil:* of Sale,
Cliaitel Mortgages, Lien* for
Advance*.
For sale at Tuk Fkoplk otlice.
A mas* iHeeting ol KefoninTS wa*
he'd al Eilgeticld on the Kth List. R*'*-
oltilioiis were adopted endorsing the
present Stale Administration, pledging
support *) Gov. Tillman in the race for
the Senate, ami endorsing John Gary
Evans for Governor a d W. II. Tim
merman for Lieutenatii Governor, and
approving the Di-pcii-ary law. Til'.
Advertiser say* that nearly all the clubs
trrthe comity were roprosented.
Comer Broad and Campbell
Streets, Augusta, Ga.
Wholesale and R< tail Dealers in Groce
ries ami Plantation Snpplh *.
Experience Im* taught us that in
knowing WHKN, W H ATand W H ERF
to buy the me reliant succeeds and the
customer is salistled.
We buy when others sell nod there
fore get lowest prices. We buy good-
of standard grades and so give our pa
irons the best that is to he had. We
buy where cash gets the bust bargain*,
and share all advantages fairly with
mii enrtomcr*- -
At our new quarters, the. most con
venient and commodious in Augusta,
we keep constantly full stocks of ali
gamd* In our line of husliies*, and wr
cordially inv it.e our ('arolina-rriend* t<
maku otir place iheir Georgia head
quarter*. By giving u» their eiUlotn
they will lertrn the three truths that
Nt)W is the time, our hous< I'llE |d;l6
ami otir gdoa? tnc uomra to
should huy.
Wc liniidle cotlon on the streets for
fifty cents s hale.
Me* r.«. L. K. Dicks, II. M. Hair and
AYR*. Erwin, arc with ns and will la-
pleased to see their fficuds froni over
the rlyer.
Remember we are only three block*
from the Lotion Depot and lit. the junc
tion of ali the street nar itnefs Come
straight to sec us. ^
Charles
'*4
First dbbf of Brown House,
Barnwell f, U, t 8.U.,offers hfsservh(U
‘4.1 tint public. •
Afi experience"Of upwards of forty
years Is iho best guarantee that ha
snows his hostile** and will give Mil*
factio 11 in the quality of hia work anfl
the nuuleratlon ol hi* eharges.
Reliable tiuiu keepers fur sale;
UicliH
Sj-.
J. J. DICKS & BRO
u .* ... “ 4 eT'T'Y 1
AUGUSTA Ga. - \
-^Eagle |lrav)d
THE BEST.
iRoofiixg
Is uueqtiallod for House. Barn, Factor j
or Out Buildings, ami cost* half tin
price of shingles, tin or ir- n. It I*
ea'ly for II*C dmj ^aifly applied By all)
ne.
RUBBER PAINT rnsl* only 60
cents per g tl in hid. lot*, or it .'4) for
.Vgal. mbs. ( olor dark fed. IVitl stop
leaks iu tin or iron roofs that will la*j
for years. Try It. Send stamp lor
samples and full partk-ulars.
ExceUior Paint and Royfint] Co.,
_ * • * " "’** •
Y55 fliutne St., New York, N. Y.
" CAW I OBTAIN
prompt anawnr aim! rj
MINNA;
experience
Umisstrietlr
answer and an Ihs
A; CO., wSokaec
■be in the potent In
Irtir court*enllal.
special luitlee in the HrleMlflle l
thna sen ntosibl wklety Safors
out eoet tfclltn iBTcntor. This
tweed weHttr. etensnstv tww
tan:rat HcrSliiUoa of anr 1
eo»sesi!fl foirtd, hrery mm
prid put at. m eoftw*. SMi
. 'fiomea. with plana. onablmnhniMm
Uo-st itesinw and seewro mnlraeta,
MOM ft CoTMaw teua,
W,.
Is Your Life
Worth Anythto
ur
Gita*
Dr. J. U. E.vMIhllOUS,
Dental Surgeon.
BlackviHe^ S. l',
Will Ihrvc Aguiar aiqioliilineuts a*
frrtlows:
Al UarnWell, C. It. from l*t Moiulai
lor sales-day) in eacTi ii’hiiith 10, Weil-
tiesday eveiriog. K<huiis at Mnhiii
llou*e. Ollieotwo iloors South ofliotel.
on West or opposite side of street.
At Sally’s, B, A. A N.'Jf ft., ffiiti
3d Monday in encli month 10 Wediies-
rtay eri'iiiug. OUicc aki'ricc’* Ijon l.
Will he at His h»)n»col.ixs'at liiaekiille
••very Fihhiy ami Sa'-.ii'd^y from 1st <*!'
FebriHfv tq.rOtli Seph-niheEiin lusi ve,
ami every TUnrnday.FridayandSftlur-
daY, from 1st October to 3i»t January
inclusive.
Willluakeai'p'iint.iiienls w ith palh nt*
pt inert them at uithur of his oftic'** at
juty time. . .
I'Htients w ill find it more comfortable
to have their work done at Hie <.(111*1*.
though if desired will call on (hem al
Iheir resident n- anywhere w '<thiNtliirtr
niiles ol IBackviHe.
m .to others? Arc there
persons dependent
'\ your earnings for theur
support? Are they prx>*
vided for in case of your
death? The simplest and
safest way of assuring
their protection is life in
surance. Business, pro
fessional, and working
men generally, should in-
•» sure, for their brains or
-their muscles, are their
capital and income too.
Death stops them both.
Insure in the
Equitable Life
*and death cannot stopyour
salary or steal your capi
tal, and your loved onea
will be safe from want
w. J. RODDEY,
timcral Agra* for UMCMvItaM,
ROCK HILL, South Carolina,]
HUMPHREYS’
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W*
r-3
Hr. <
(••r-ftilljr pfrusiw*
IH'ivufn pr.wVk* ad
t;
New York capiialist, i* Freshh nt and
G. M. Ward has been reappointed Gen
eral Manager.
— ^£4.-.-..-" 4.. s -_ ! — ' .
Thu latest conundrum: Why i* a
widower like a baby j* Because he eric*
for the hr*t six moulhs, begin* tu notice
(luring Hie second six months, himJ it is
Hard wort for him 10 gut threitigh the
accond summer.
.. . • . r
A guntleuvin wh« ha* been doctor,
clergyman, and lawyer. d«<dare* as the
result of Ins experience that men in
general will *iwml more money to tight
each other in lawsuit* than they will to
( s»ve eiUiw’pirit iwiUt* w their aoul,.
i 7 —• -
. 1 *•-**, W-JS*''',
DUNG AN BELLINGER,
Sol.K ITOR 2X1). (‘IKCI'IT.
WTT.XTATrfr.'THWNSKND.
La if. or Elliott k. Ti'wjwrxf),
BKAvrowT,8. (;.
fttierttr**
K«iiwm<«. u»mI (nr resin la
, add lor orer thirty year* Iqr th.
prv|J- wNti **OUr aMtm. V.rrry stocle Bfwcfftrt
a nr-ctal cor* for Uw rtta>«*e niunrft.
th.-) • unM.llhout Uraiunn:. p«retag or mtarta.
Iln syMrm mn«l are In tmi and dew the Mevarrigi
Krmrdirs thr H orM.
The South C’ftroliua Railway wassold
on Saturday by its recent purchaser* to*
the South Carolina and Georgia Rail- t
mail Company, ami i- now op. t ,t.d uti- RpllinriCP TniA/nQPnfl
der Hie new name. Charles Faraons, a DullllH|C)l of I UW1IOOI IU .
AT'rOlft.NW.YM AT A XV
Ofliia! Ryan Buihlitig, Barnwell S.C.
Sale Stables.
Now Ihht thc-fime terbegin farm work
he* coimi I sm reatfv U> »tif ply all imr-
son* wnmtiug good horse* and 111 life* at
the right sort of llgiire*.
Coine and see me stock and le»rn prl-'
ce«, and you w ill rind out that the grip
of hard time* ha* b.'cn broken.
Stables on Kart f hie of f’oblic Square.-
C. BROWN, 1’ruhtee.
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a, mrw fo»rr. Wonn Cohere
3 -Tenhia. I Code, Crying. Wahefalgfo
4—Diarrhea, «f CtiiMrea or aaoha
9 -('eagb*. Cohta. Broaetme
H-»eralgia, Tor<S»»ln, farewhr.
fh^llrndachea, •'-** Hnslarhe. Vrrligo..
1® - D} avegntai. l Ht'^re«.# t C*aM<a*lhn
11 -rsegere^ed «r Falafal trrimdm
I ft TV a It. 1*. Too llnnw* PrrkMto
13 Craae. laarymglii*. hoaei
14 Halt Khrum, r.r)Flrrta*. I
t.V-RhraaiMiisai, RSfunsnk-l
I • Malaria, Chill*, rarer and ft {**• ■
I It -Catarrh, teffarn**, CeM fttfoeHeof
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ftft- t’rtearj Waaharaa, W«*
llF'HPHBEYH’ WITCH HA1
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