The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 07, 1894, Image 2
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Barnwell People.
wwwf. br lb** “l»»»*.l»bo»>fc” i f Tk« jury,after reUrlnKfor a^ lloit'I «<,
4H0. I. HOLNES, Editor 1 Prop’r.
LIBtiEST (IltrtrLATIO^.
" 1
THL’KSDAY. JI NK 7. I>n4.
The Bank of Kngl.nvl l« mM t<* h.ive
Bu»r« (fold In IU vault* than It has had'
at any one lima >lm;a 18*0.
The 8 *mh gio va over ti > per eent of
the cotton «»f the world. I »r her Inllii-
emwln rtalnjf lt» price i* nil. That in
done by people who ne\er *nw a cotton
bloaanni.
tlhleago’a rich and pn«hint( hnalne*a
men. *ave t« the world the mo«t maR-
nidci-nt ethlbltihn the world h:«* e\»*r
•eyn.and Itooalhljf ever will. Bnt M thev
»av' k ’ a Iiei.popc rrnption wa« practlned
in the admini'tration of the ll»>ancs*.
t.'hlcajfo, and evarv other city where
ao many ftirnacea belch forth *u«:h vol
ume* of smoke, hn* had a pall hangtriK
over if constantly. To asert thU nnla-
j ance, ahont two year* ajfi* a aoeief.w fpr
the prevention of smoke wasorganiKed.
The result was the form itiou of the
•MUiiiatjfo Kdioon Company. ” This so
ciety ova little practical agitation has
solvtd the prohlem. By a rlown dmfl
and the letting on of ntnttVrJes* stejitn
jot«, about li t per o<nt of the smoke I*
oottsliiuetl. I’lils I* the re the
practical application of thoklll am
|fe»rtlty of # that inaii, who deserves a
tfmuuinent ntnr* lasting than liras*.
What has his practical genius not done
for our country? But enmlgh oJLf ’hi-
A* to bttslneaa results the great lot-
wPllgratioii Congress held In Augusta
list Vsek ippearrtohare^tewea dismal [itagU-Wltlt all ijunr push mid em*Vgy,
and dlsattpolnt itg failure. The (ttair- ' .
gla barbecue at the l^-cks was, however,
a red-etulng feattti-e.
-V.
The Bute Press Assn- nth n vt ill meet
this year at Paw*ley’s Island. We lio|>e
Kdititr Charles Petty of ^tlie Carolina
h par tan will attend if will be a gnoJ
time for Ititn to form the acr|iialntauee
of the "mud turkle.” Al Hamby will
aoe to It that tl»e Piedmont editor shall
ihefp’d fi M «ln 1 o i l.
For six w eeks out«f one hundred m d
ninety thousand coal miners in the
TTfltttd States one hoiidred and aevwity
eight thousand have boon oot on a
strike. It I* the greatest ir. American
Ttisyefy art d Interferes - srrom»ly y. UU
thA rail roads niid inantifactftrles that
-—use coal.—
- The Illinois Central I* mixing corn
with coal as a fuel.
May they prove true prophets. The
Immigration Congress that met In
• Augusts last w eek, composed of reptes-
eutaiivc men from many States, just
before adjournment adopted a resolu
tion declaring we find the Smith has
suffered less than any other section,
and I* already rally ing from the recent
panic. She Ison (he ihrcshohhif an
~«-n» of great development and pros
perity ami wo Invite Kastern n c tpUal
and Western immigrants to come Sotf h
ami saare In the prosperous tint' a
ahead.
Kosser a ( harge.
flen. Thos. L. Kosher, at a reunion of
Confederate veterans cavalry at Kich-
motid on the &('th tilt, said of the South
ern peopleWe arc now only an am
bulance corps. * * The army tlntl
- devoured us wrasan army of subatltiites.
We killed all the substitutes, and the
men whom they represented stopped at
home ami made money and now draw
pcnslona. I d> spise the imm who gives
United States "»oney to a (tensiouVr.
ThU country cant stand wltett It makes
one citizen support another. I shall
never vote for a Congressman who l« in
Xavor of the government pension. 1,
will aav to Massachusetts: "Yon pay
your pensioners as Virglithi payahers.”
Il, a* the V»w York Times tlcclae« s,
n|ie-third of the Federal tinny deserted
daring the war Rosser is at least one-
tblrd right/ '' r
< iin u.o, M;iy T^l.
Ji'li tor Pnijrfr:
I didn’t know when the last w as sent
you from here that another would fol
low front this place. But having the
time (waiting the departure of my
crowd) ami the material for a letter—
fie great 4 Windy City’’—itocctt r.-d.to
me to give another front here. M y ho
tel, the Inland, situated on I,aktg front,
M O tlganlAyntic, arid Ikmlevard, pre-
►eiitJi H view tiVn-anf to the eje A
few hours ago the placid w aters of Cake
Michigan, like a sea of glass mirrowed
In the mellow sunshine, with scarcely
a rillie on its hoaoin. lay peace felly arjtl
«|Uiet. But what a trans'orir.vtion!
Huddenly the storm king lushes its
foauty crest* upon th-» heneh and pen-
pin are wondering if they are to have
another repetition of la«t week’s trage
dy—wrecked vessels and drowning
give me (what tftevftave i»*f gut) In.
preferunee, honestv. Integrity and a
clean conscience. With sniallpox rag
ing in her borders and anarchy reign-
Ii.g outside of her limits, threatening
the destrnrtfhn «it h**r avenue* of trade,
which all the Ingenuity of the admin
istration Is tatted t> suppress, your
scribe feels like “inovingoir’ anti see
ing how things are, limber toward the
sunset. v - ’*
I uiet oin* of lilac tville’s t»<*st looking
bovs, who called t't.sce me last night,
ami w ho. after his return Irnni Kurope,
manngetl tst seiuire a iuctiitlye jmsjtton
with one of flic wealthiest Hrms fn tlte
cltv.doy. Morion A f’o. His English
b-.iver sits gracefully on his manly
brow-. - 1.. SiKi’iiKxa.
A Happy Bay.
^AeM.H.roK. B-XL. Ildili -MaV IXit| T
reltiruesl a verdlet of guiiv.v. Black-
wo.el was sentenced by Judge Brawler
to imprisonifM-ut In the Cohim*ms, f*.,
penitentiary for a term of one year r lid
one month and to pay a lincof fo***.
*•»-
Congresstnan TaUsert w ill he a candi-
date for reelectlou from the, 2nd Hist,
and g ea before the people with a clean
record. lie has served hi* constituents
faithfully and w ith ability and In every
instance has voted w ith the Democratic
party.T.
He Is always in his seat and although
nothing of a dude is alwavs neatly
and becomingly dressed which add* to
Ifjs/ffnp apjiearanc.*. , Ills PoH»lituciit*
aThm wtid appicclate his it tilth raotl
front present ImllcMtimiM he will win
the next race hand* down. XXX
Gov, THImait spoke on State control
of-the lltiuoy .trattlc before the National
f inperauce L'nUrti at Sutcn Island on
Monday-.'-- - :
CANpIpATES.
FOR I'ROBATK Jl lMiK.
I re*|ie<nfully annotince mys.tlf a
caiuHd.ite for-i'lohate Judge of Barn
well IJounty, subject to tlte rules of the
Democratic Driuiaries, and pledge my
self to abide the resuit* and support litc
nominees of the party.
v T. S. Wnf.ica.
—Btmtlts^g-J+mo. 4Ui, Isftl. :
FOR A GDI TOR.
v s^wv/iv^w yt -^v
, GOTO
P.J.Zeigler&Co.
ALLENDALE, S C, '
If you want to buy the best Mow ing
and Kcapiug Machines on .the marktt
for the least money They sell the fa
mous Walter A. iVrod machine and all
Repair parts, such as Rivets, Kn.fe
Heads, Ac.
Headquarters for Horses and Mule-,
Buggies and Harness. [jitiic7-ly
CAN YOU WRITE?
' T „ 1S .
* If you can we will give you a
FOUXTAIX I’EX FKEE.
Always ready
Tlfa Iloifter lk'oniard rubber
Carried In the (Kucket.
for use.
•rfert
1 respectfully annoiiucc tuvself a
candidate for Auditor of Baftiwell
County subject to the rules of tpc Detn-
self to
iiotuP
necs of the parly
pport
W. F,. Skask.
it |id tdedtre mV
Ihiee score and ten is the allotied |ho r^ult/^Vd .iipiiort tli.i
nnuibcr of days for men. ami few there
.tie who iPitch four score hj - reason of
st i'eugtfl. -- ■ =
It i* to lay our pleasure ami true de
light to enjoy a bl-th day dinner given
it honor nf tiie 71th anniversary of the
birth of our father ami grand fajInr,
t apt. Jo*. V. Walker, who has just re-
tiirued front Floritla, inuch Ititprovedby
spending the w inter there.—Tie tells ns
of meeting there Mrs. Johnson T. H.
Johnson Jr’s m< titer, in her S5th year,
.tide to sew w ithout glass, s, and re
mark.ild\t itclivc, Mr. Samuel Cohen In
his 77tli year and an old ex-slave, Plato
Walker, who is |.*i yi<rtrs older than his
"old master,’' putting liiin in his IKIth
year. Plato elaiiaa to be of royal blood,
grand son of an African prince.
Till ( nptain and wIfe are much im
proved by their vl-it to Florida. We
inipe he may celebrate hi* centennial.
I lie ilinner w as a fea-t spread for the
pleasure of hi* children and ft ends a.td
n joyous mPe played oil his face a« he
shared it and tlte other pleasures of the
happy day with children , grand chil
dren and friends. And when the hour
came for all to go to tin if homes anti
little one* each and all carried his Idea*-
Ingawav.
Three fourths of a century i* along
time, ami we are taught **Blessed tsHlie'
hoary head, it Is * crow n oCgluryLnJieif
in the w MV of the l.ord.’’
- GoiMiteSTyou, Pa.
A < uit n.
Grandma brought. l»om« a little Flor
hl.t AIJigator % I he ehihlreit were de
liglttsal to see the ugly reptile.
p*
ly former! and llnish.nl fi (The Feed la
of the most approved pattern, (the same
used In a pen costing $2.< 0) insuring an
even (low and no leakage. Tlte Point
will w rite ami la-t nearly a* long a*
gold. F.neh pen is tilled with the best
ink and tried belore sent opr. NOW
FOR Til K PL A N’. Semi us 25 cents in
Ic ami 2c stamps or silver, for a half
year’* subscription to Yiuuima, h bean-
tifullV llltistrated 24 Page inoniltly
magH7.in> > , with excellent in'ormation
for the.olllce, parlor, Inulronin. rlining
room, hltidien. farm and garden, w\th
just w it and humor enough to "drive
aw ay the blues.
Don’t put it off hut write today, and
yoO will have both the (hmi and maga
zine promptly. .
Arhlress
VIRGINIA ITI’LLSHiyG CO.,
nv'irrr
, M l-s Hattie Martin 1* pleasprl to state
to the ladies of Barnwell, Aiken and
Orangeburg counties that »he is pre
pared to oiler them entire satisfaction,
(in excellence of goods, newmss ol
styles am| cheapness of prices) In Mil
linery and Fancy Goods, Dry Good*
ami Notions, carefully selected In in
the very bent Northern and Western
houses.
Hiving had the advantage of six
year*’experience with the most com
petent milliners she leels us a coiitident
of her ability to y.lease the fno-t fa -
t id Unis ami exacting tastes as of her
m n ! bell ver me from such a climate,
1* the prayer of this writer. Onehour,
aiiushinennd perspiration, tiie next the
overcoat is In demapd. When we com
pare the present hotel system of Chica
go with the "landlord*,’’ with the Inn
aud "Innkeeper" of the 14th and 13th
centuries, who Hi hell praises w . $ -ling
by Dr. Johnson, Goldsmith and others,
what cause for congratulation we have
for the Improvement done to tills Insti
tution. The service, it is true, some-
rimes falls fay short novV, as then, of
the exorbitant charges, but they cer
tainly have kept pace w ith the rest of
the world. Longfellow we find in hi*
Rvperion, telling of a poetic traveller
who ehan.*ed to stop at tiie Riven, an
Inn In Switzerland, and wishing to
wreak some vengeance, wrote in the
traveller's lxs>k tlte following stinging
couplet:
"Beware of the Raven of Zurich,
’TH a bird of omen ill,
With a noisy and tiiieleatn nest
And a very, very long bill."
The man who can successfully tun a
hofeTn»n*t have wonderfill endowment
of versatility of taleul. ft requires the
liestof generalship to mameiivrc the
movement* of t he vast at my of emptoy-
Wistif the modern hostelry, from th •
cofdi to the head waiter, audul the same
time to keep a "w retber-eye,” to u*o a
nautical expression, on the transient
traveller who may attempt to jump hi*
hoard bill. "Be on the lookout,” reads
a iiotke addressed to Hotel Proprietors,
“for James lluliues. colored, w ho pro
fesses to be a church member, sings
while worklng'N.eHrer M r God to Thee.’
lit* worked a few daya at the Katidall,
left here ott the night of tiie Hit h, tak
ing with him jackets and apron* and
also Jmn|red his room rent." Before
dlsmlsaing the sulije< t of hot Is, I want
to *ajr lor. tbc la-laud, the service I* *u-
|.moi, it the billsarea tittle tnlpe-Bke,
Your aerihe ha* mint rioted a severe
of "Dj'spep y” by attempting a
course, which In; will have to abandon
for hia.. physical powers will Hd
wrecked—namely, attempting to "get
evoo^ Nobmly in the know n world,
<oxcept, |*os*ibly. Jim - Thomson of
Blacfcvillc/ could do it and survive.I
Think: Breakfast, fl.ik) to 11; Inuch,
1 to J; (llniier,® to'8; stipimr. »Ue Iwl-
nnce of th« night And this to be rc-
pjaieil every day.
, The World’* Fair management are
eatehing H now. A Fr.viich agent I*
now with a claim for$IOO,uuu i.»r
mt bnruhig of French Sevres etdn.i
lothef bitc-a-brae, they ioeiied t..e
Of eo.use, tliaclaim is a
If Bhiv are m^aneady
•Slnat” will have to
Will trv to mm
1
The .State Teachera’ .Issoeinlion. 1
The {hate Teachers’ Association will
be held ‘at t.'on verse t nlloge, ripurtan-
hurg, S,Th. from th • tlrst throng i the
5r.li of July. A large attendance is
ho|>ed for and a mo-1 elaborate ami in-
teresting program lias been'pre pared
For the tieiirtlt i.f those who may
ui.-h logo weolipthe following from
■j-* 1 — 1 ■
Teachers v. ho so rleslre wTii-be Tr'ard-v
ed in tronierse College; gentlemen at
one dollar-a dnv; boli.-s who come hy
Miuday morning an»rbring sheets, pil
low eases, t.*v\e|-, et.-., anil tenian
.luring the ses-ion, at 75 cents a day.
No deduction w ill be made for absence
from meals. * .
Those expecting to board in Converse
(JoBege will p ease notify .Mr«. L B.
rimiiipsou, >partiinln;rg, t-., a lew
day* belore the meeting. »
I’anbs prelVirlt'g to board in the
eitv will have redoe d rates.
It. is Hie hope of ili« Kxectitjve Com
mittee that all will reach hereby .Sat
urday night. .
Tiie olti/eu* of Sparunbu g expect
to give 1 lie teachers a f?ee excursion to
Asheville on Friday. ‘ > ' .
The lowest possible railread rates
will he secured for all attending the
Association.
I’artb-s Avialiing information- 1 hout
board, acc^n nodal ion,s,.i ati-s, > *c , wl 1
please w rite to I’ie.sident B. F. IN usoii,
or .1. K. Brown, Spartanburg S. C.
The Itlaekwood Ca*f
. The daily paper* give the following
account of tiie manner and methods t ipit
hr..uglp F. A. Blackwood lb grief;
One F. A. Blackwood, w riling over
the lict it ions signature of \V. D. Morris,
Sr., nddres-ed the American Bank Note
C unpativ, at New York, asking them to
furnish him with a supply of Southern
Fix press money orders. Ho alleged that
IBs uiVehs was an agent of the Southern
Kxprgs* I'ouipany, and had lost a lot of
tnoney order*, and t hey were ashamed
to let the Kxpress Company ktmw and
w i.-hed to replace them—and lie. w ished
to have prices quoted hy the hundred,
tiie(jbject being t > obtain a 'supp'v of
blank money orders by tills subterfuge.
At the same time he was negotiating
•»y niail wltli the Cole I’rinting Ci m
p my, of Sanford, X* C'., w ir.h a view t»
obtaining checks on sun- r bank* and
letter 'hends with the iiatiie of G L.
Loop-, general auditor, Southern Ex
press Company, printed thereon.
The* American Bank Note Co upatiy
)npnipHy. feterred tiie eorrespon lenee
recekyetl hy them to General AtwUtor
Loop, M tlie sjontlicrn Expr**ss C'om-
jiany, who placed the matter in the
haml* of Route Agent A, M. Htehnrd-
son.of tlie^same emn|>any, at Columbia,
S. w ho sueceedetTRi im ating the al
leged NV. D.Morris a* one F. A. Ktaek
W'lovl. Black w o*>d w as a ttested upon a
warrant sworn out by F. I). Fcer, jaist-
nfffee lnst>eetor, who retulered material
service hi working up and prosecuting
the ease.
Black wood was taken before the I'nl-
ted Slates Cmwiiisaloner in Charleston
and committed tortrlal. The witnesses
against Black wood were T. It. I.m-, of
the American Bsnk Note Coni pan v, of
New York; C. L. f.oip, the general
atidlbir of the Southern Express Coni-
piny; the postmaster at Barnwell,
C. t and others. ...
'die guilt of Blackwood was estab
lished so clearly that tl-ore could be no
doubt whatever. BlackNyanlwas pros
ecuted by United Malta District Attor
ney Murphy and his able assistants,
Messrs. Woods and-Hughe*. A yory
forcible argument was made ill tlM«z«c
by District Attorney Murphv. Ithnrk-
wood was ably dHended by R. Withers
Memmlngcr, of thn Charleston liar.
An ahle and elaborate charge wusde-
llv» led by J.nlge Urviwleyjn which th«
law of the case w u« latrefuily set forth,
and the duty of the jury In llm cousid
drathm of the evhle.iiee and the appli
cabiiit}'«4 the law c .reniUy set iurth
I fespiAtf/lly announce myself to the
voters ofTlarnwen county as a candi
date for Auditor at the next electioii,
and hereby pledge myself to abide hy
and conform to all the rules and regu
lation* governing the Democratic pri
maries. . J. Stavk lIxi.roKn.
I announce myself as 11 candidate for
tlw •dlice <d County Auditor, subject to
all tiie rules and regulations governing
tiie Democrat ic Primaries.
I ho|»c that this (innontieement will
not lie considered premature when the
fact I* known that I have neither tiie
tune nor the n.eana to make a per
sonal canvass of the county. Having
nu t In a business way a large majority
of the voters of the county my qualities-
lions as a business man and general
conduct of lifeare known, and upon this
I must rely for advancement,to tld* im
portant position. M. J Patk.
FUR SI PHRVISOR.
Having served as a member of the
Board of County.-Gotniuisshmera and
eooselentlousiy pi ilormed every duty
devolving upon me, and having abiiml-
assurance that, my services have
lieetf appreciated, 1 announce myMdf^t*
anindiuMe for County Suj>ervisor. sub
ject to all tin* i’llles and regulntionsgov-,
erniiig tiie DenuHjiaiic primaries.—
J. A. Havkm.
Appleton, 8. C.
We the many frietul* of My. NV. T.
Cave aunouuee him a candidate for tiie
oflice of Kiipervisor of Kosds, and
pledge him to ahide tiie result* of the
I Hmocrntlc primaries.
sas=r Fkiknus.
r
NOTICE.
Tfte annual meetiu,
bra of the ( arolimC.Nlidlaml KaBwat
( ompany wilt be held at the Compa
ny’* nlhv-e. at Black' ille, S. t ., on NVed
nesday Juue 2lltii |SU4,ar 12 o’clock M.
K. A. OAK MAN,
Acting Secretary.
j'"ie7 . . v -
OKFK’K Cot-XTY CoMMISSIOXrRS.
BaK.vwkm., S. C., June 3 li,1S!J4.
A reward of fifty jloLars (425.00 from
Barnwell and f25 0J from Orangeh.irg
count! s, I«offered f* r theapprehens on
with priagf to eonvlctj of’ the party or
parties;who set lire ttiNJannoil’s Bridge.
< n 1 he Sotitli Kdisto R. ver, 011 Mav 2(itli
I Sil l. ■- <
By order of U<>ard. "
* -M. J, Pate, Clerk
Debtors and Creditors.
All person* having claim* against
the estate of C. C, Cooper, deceased,
are requested to present them duly ate
test< d, kik! all persons indebted to the
said estate are required to make pay
ment to the undersigned.
M. K.COOPER,
Adam's Hun, S. C.
W. e. COOPER,
Deum.11 W, 8. C.
Cnaiitiud Executors.
may.’ll
Summons to Non-Resident Defendant.
hTATK OK S(,t’TH CaBOLINA.1
Cot'Xi Y OF IlAKXWKI.1.. j
COFRT OF COM MON PLK VS.
Nannie Flynn, PlaintWr,
a gainst
Vincent Allen, Defendant.
COPY SUMMONS. FOR RELIEF.
- (Complaint Served.)
To the Defendant Vincent Allen.
You ate hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint in tin*
action, iff w hich a copy is here* iU»
•erved upon you,"and to serve sreopy of
your answer to the -aid complaint on
the subscriber at hi* oflice at Barnwell
Court-House, South Carnlfiiji, within
Lwtgity days after the service hereof, e
’elusive of the day of such serviceLahd
if you fall to answer the complaint
within tiie time aforesaid, th^ plaintiff
iu this action w ill apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the eotn-
plaiur. which w a* filed in the offii e of
^he Clerk of this Court on the Sth day
t>CMay A-Tl 1MH.
[ScjHT- W. Gii.mouk Simms, C. C. IS'.*
th Mav A. D lSf»4.
JOS. M. SKINNER,
aintitt’s Attorney.
: J. W. MARTIN,
BARN WELT. 8. C
\
ItepresoBflng Chambers, Roy A Co.,
New Orleans^ Regina Flour Mills,
N>t Louis; Patterson Tobacco
Wor»i,Greensboro. N. C.
ALSO,
Baxter Stove Manufacturing Company,
Birmingham, Ala.: Gen, 11. Ilolrhog
A B.ro,, Buggy Top* and Cushions,
Jeffersonville. Ind.; National A
Carriage and Reed Company,
Baby Carriages; Owensboro
\ Wagon Co.; PhaMiix Ctr*
riage Works; Chester F.
Korn Manufacturing Co.
OFFICE, BA UN WELL, & C.
Will travel South Carolina, South
Bound ami Port Roy al Railroads,
aprgtt
April AnoouDcemeut.
sincere desire to do so.
Feeling sure that she can success
fully compete with all rivalry in county
tots n or city, she most cordially invite*
the ladle* local! Hpqp hei\in the fr< nt
IMtrt'oiiof the store of NV. J. Martin at
Blaekvi le, examine gitml*, inspect
styles and a«ceH:iTh j/neis.TH'fore pur
o has ing elsewhere.
Bamberg Hardware Store,
C. J. S. BROOK ER, Proprietor.
Keeps a full line of Hardware, Tin
NVare, Agate Iron Ware,•in<| Gun*.
Full stock of Rase Ball Goods, and
Valfy Tin,all sizes, constantly on haml.
As to prices 4 w ill not l>e undersold
by any Southern d<al?r. 1 a-k the
calls and patronage of my friends ami
the general p bile.
C. J. 8. BROOK ER,
apr.Vly , Bamberg, S. C.
FOP SALE.
VALUABLE LANDS IN BARX-
we!l Htid Aiken Counties belonging to
fl»e New England Mortgage Security
Company.
Persons desiring tq,dmv or rent w ill
di well Co wt ito to or call on °
W- If. ffagood, Jr.
lUNWELL C. if., S. c:,
■fr full particulars.
A marS-l v
O-FFICK Col'XTY CoWMiaSlONKHa,
B.MKXW KM., s. C , June olh, IMG.
On or more of the •Comity Commis
sioners will beat Rocky Prlfit oti’tues-
dav,.1 fin* 2t!tli, at 10 o’clock in the'fore-
q cm, to let out contract for building
c insewav at that |vdnt.
The riglit ia reserved to reject any
and all bids. >
By order of Board.
M. J. Pate, Clerk.
" IGEl
The Crystal Ice Company,
BLACK VII.LK, S. (’.
Pure lee, frozen from deep drawn
water, at prices in keeping With these
hard Hines. Ila'inga large, stock on
hand .ml making more day and right
orders w ill be filled w ith quickest dis
patch. 'June7-tf.
p MASTER’S NOTICE.
IV. T. Cave etal. Plaintiffs,
•« against
H. B. Caverct al,*Defendant'*.-
In pursuance of the Jiidgmet t rend
ered (u the nhovb dflise by Ills Honor
JudgcJ. J. Xoi iott,-tiie N|aster hereby
serves notice mat all Creditors of Klixa-
betb Davis, d ceased, are required to
prove their claim* before him at bis of
fice, on the 27th day of Jtiuei 1M.G at in
o’clock A. M,. and that afl claim* no't
Hied before him on said day will he
barred under th eaforesaid Judgment.
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,-
'
THK STATK OK SOUTH CAROLINA
BARN NVELLfot’NTY.
iS’TirrruetcTor
By James (L Patterson. Ks<|., Judge of
Probate in Ujirtiwell County.
Whereas C. F. Pibdunan t i.ppll ss f r
Letter* of Administralloti, wHhthe will
aupexed, ojwtlie estate of < ‘barles Pech
mahn, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite afu] ad
monish all and singular, the kindi
and creditors of the said deceased, to
and Appear before iqe al a Court of Pro
bate for tha said county, to be holden
at Barnwell C. Il.on Monday, l»thday
of Jun’o 18tG, at 11 o’clock a, in.
to ahoy cause, If any, why the. said ad
ministration should not lie granted.
Given under my hand and the seal ol
the Court thia 4th day of June, A.
D. 1801. and in the 116th year of Ameri
can Independence. *
JA8 0. PATTERSON.,
juue7-2w i’rehaU Judge.
IS TilF. COCUT OF fUonATg.
tty Ja*. O. Patterson, Esq., Judge of
Probate in Barnw.eM County.
Whereas Ada R. Hair applies for
Letters of Administration on the estate
of George K. Hair, deceased.
These are, therefore, to elte and ad
monish all and singular, the kindred
and creditors of the said deceased, to be
and appear befor: meat a Court of Pro
bate for tiie said county, to be holden
at Barnwell C. H. on Monday, tiie 11 th
day ''of June 1SII4, at II o'clock a.
m., to show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under toy hand ami the seal cl
the Court this 28 h day of May, A.
D. IMG, and in thellSth year of Ameri
can Independence,
_JAS. O. PATTERSON,
^ _ Probate Judge.
may.11 ~ ~
Three Trade Truths.
J.J.Dicks&Bro.
!
Corner Broad and Campbell
Streets, Augusta, Ga.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Groce
ries and Plantation Supplies.
Experience ha* taught us that in
know ing NV 11 EX, WII AT and WII ERE
to buy the merchant succeeds and the
customer is satisfied.
We buy when other* sell an 1 there
fore get lowest prices. NVe buy gixMls
of standard grade* am! *o give mu pa-
irons the best thqt is u> be had. , NVe
buy w here cash gets the best ba^g-uo*.
Slid share iill advantages fairly with
out cu tomers >1"
At our new quarters, tiie most con
venient ami commodious in Augusta,
we keep uoliManMy full stm-ks of all
goods in our line of hiisiuess, and we
cordially invite our fjrnlipa frleuda to
make our place tticir Georgia head
quarters. By giving u* their .custom
they will learn the fiiree truth* that
NOW D the time, our house TH K place
.and our goods the GOODS that limy
should buy.
We handle cotton on the street# for
lifty eeut* a hale.
Me* r*. L. K. Dick-, II. M. Hair and
T. R. Erwin are witli tt* ami will l>e
pleased to see their frieuda from over
the fiver.
Rcmentlter we are only three block#
from the (ji Ion Ifepotaml at the jitm;-
tion of all the >dieet car lines. Come
straight lo see u*.
f J. J. DICKS & BRO,
AUGUSTA Ga-
INAL DISCHARGE. *
Xoticfc-lahereby given tha^the uuder-
slgr.e<l will ffle h*-r final account with
J. O Pattersolv, I.aq., .lodge of Probate,
on Tuesday tha fHn day of Juno next,
at U> o’clock iu the' fm-onnon, m« Execu
trix of the e*tatw«f Jone« M. Wiil'aui#,
deceased, and ask for i^lkrs Dlamia-
*° r> MRS. REBECCA T- WLLL
maylO-ul
Dr. RYAN 'A. GYLES,
«PKCIALIST.
EYE, E AR, NOSE,THROAT,CHEST
2nd Door from Bank, BlacKville, S. C.
ap^i’i-Cm r
PIPE!
yclone,
LIGHTNING,
LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE
—At Lowest Rates In—
Strongest Companies.
- - v —
Butler, Calhoun & Co.
—OFFICES AT—
THE BANK OF BARNWELL
—AND—
Wm, McNAB’S store.
illl.fB, * —
Carolina Midland R. W Co.
To take effect Hta6.:»0 A. M. Thursday
, May 17, IMG
-5 0
— >.
H
ir.
£ —. r
- c.
r 1 •
‘ ItX
75th Meridian
Time.
STATIONS.
i *
A. M .f. M. 1 \ .
0.45 5.:k>1.v.*SefNrern .Ar
' 5
ft.58l 5.55 *..., Wagoner...
. 4 .
7.(^1 15.131. Perry......
’ 4
7.19 0 35* Salley*
r i
r. M
8.10
Ttm*
7.T2 7.<K'
7.1.5 t .2.) ...
.SprlirgHeld ..
4
.Whaley#
2
7,48. 7,35 Walker*
~j——.
8 (10 8 00 A t) Blaeiv. 1 Lv,
10;35 l«.45;LvJ < r 4 I Ar
10.55! ,y. Ashlelgh *...
t 2
IIJ A ... .IVord.vard,..
- a
11 .*. BarnwFII
11.12 11.551 MorrDez.,.
11”"' : »
Il.24fi2.i5 :..Bniwnell
• i ■! J
11.29 12.25) , Caves — ^
3
12.40 vSeigllng
I, 3
12.55 Ar* Allendale Lv
> M. P. M.
10 4
18.5-
11.01'
8.35’ 6.<f8
I
0.10 5.50
tax 5 50
i .
5..X5 5 35
6 00 5.18
4 5,Ud
4.9k 5.0«
4.on 4M
3.45i 4 40
3 25
3.15
3.09
2 45
4 30
4.30
4.22
4.15
p. m r. m
QLEira SPRIN&S WATER
-WILL CURE—
\
Drspepsla. Liver CompDInt, Chronic lleptatlt is, .laumlice,Torpor of
Liver, and general debility following upon malarial disease*.
Dropsy Dlarrlnva Dyaentery, Constipation, ImnorrnoHis,
Uteri Be, Renal and. Cystic Diseases. Haunaturia and.tat-
amantal derangenieiTfzr
—FOR SALE BY—
.T. A I.LKN TO B IN
Port Royal and Augusta Railway.
J. II. AVER ILL, Receiver.
. THROUGH AND LOCAL TIME TABLES.
No. 3
B.0.t p. 1
tf.50 p.1
| No. 1 Daily.
75 Meridian Time.
J No. 2 Dally
7-25 a. in.
Lv. Augusta Ar.
8.50 p m.
9 20 a. in.
^r. Allendale Lv.-
6.65 p. m.
9 W* m.
Ar. Fai r4ai^Lv.
0.43 p. n>.
10 30 a. m.
Ar. Yemassee Lv.
S 4 • p. nr.
10.40 a. tn.
Lv. Yeniaasee Ar.
5.35 p. m.
11.29 n. m.
Ar. Beaufort
4.40 fi»m.
11.45 a. m.
Ar. Por Royal
4JM) p. in.
12.50a, in.
Ar. Charleston ■
3.].i p ni. ^
11.15 a. m.
9.25 a. in.
Between Port Royal ^nd Beaufort and Charleston.
"l No. G Daily. | 75 Meridian Tlme. t . No.5 Daily. |
1.15 p. in. •*
Lv. Pt. Royal Ar.
0.50 p. m
1.21 p. in.
• Lv. Beadfort ^r.
6 34 p. in.
2.25 p. m.
A r. Yemassee \
5.40 p. tn.
4.30 P. m.
Ar. Charleston Ltf
3 15 p m.
r
Ct n.nction at Allendale for Carolina Miuland Stations.
R. II. NVRIGIIT, G. P A GEO. I’. BR\ AN, F. I . A.
J.a. iXEvEj.AND, Receiver.
Augusta and Asheville Short Line.
Schedule In effect September 24fh, 1893.
9:00am 1:45f>t»; Leave ...
17 :4(tpn Arrive ,
11:43am 1 4:20pnijArrive..
I2:47pm| 5r24pn.:Arrive.
7 :00pni!Arrive.
2:40pmj «:45pn j Arrive....
fi:4"pm; Arrive ..
.... AUgllsM.
Arrive
1
:40piu
a :00|>m
. . Anderson
Leavt
4
:30ani
6 ? 4pm
. Greenwood. .
... Leave)
H
:05a in
Lauren* .
.... Leave]
10
:05a u< |
5 dtopin
Greenville
J.eavej
4
:45a m-
1:45pm
.. Spartanburg...
Leav«
8
:40ani[
3:30pm
—..Asheville..
Leavt
: . . I
8:J2|>tn
For timber information relative to Tickets* Rates, etc., apply t"
W. J. CRAIG. G. P. A.
R. L, TODD, Trav. Pass. Agent. 301 Dyer Building, Augusta, Ga.
7 South Bound Rail Roai
In Effect Oct. 1st. 189L
KK.'IHs»S N.
No. 10. No. 38.
4 It) pm ti IN) an) A v. .
it 00 pm 10 20 aimAr.V
... 2 50 pint if..
T « 41 pmi Ar.,
G -10 pm 9 55 am ' 1
7 29 pm 10 42 am Ar..
7 50 ptj> H 03 am Ar,.
9 1(1 pm >* A*
Short Line TO Augusta And Asheville, ~
At, a t 0 pm 1 10 05 am
Savaiinali
. . Columbia..
Spartanburg. ....
Asheville
AHemlale, (Central time).
.Barnwell, (venfral rime). Lv 3 17 pm G 42 am
. Biaekvllh*,'.central time). .'Lv 2 50 pm 6 18 am
. SeDerne. (central time).
hv 3 20 pm
.. Lvtll 45 am
. LV+ 8 10 am
,.. Lv 4 00' pm
15 am
7 30 am
, i:2 .
ft 05 s«n
F«r further inlorniation apply to
Wm. Butler J r.
T. Pass. Agt.Columbia,
I. M. Fleming,
S. C. ^ Gen’l Pass. Agt. Sav’h, Ga.'
EJ’jird.Supt. Savannah Ga.
Spectacles in Steel, Rickie aid Gold.
' All Hie Lalesl Nov/elties.
FARGY
- GOODS,
Hobby f/orsesl
PERFECTED BABY CAKR1AOE8,
CRYSTAL LEISES
»„»»* SMSS.
Caa^rTNntiaZAbnTi.
CHKISTMAS CAKDS
AND B0OKLETT8.
PLL’811 UttESJONfl
_ ____ ^ „ CA8E8, ALBUMS, 1’IC
Sti-tionerv
—A N D— ‘
B '_ . tube fka m es.
Jw i*
Musical Instn.nien's)r*becf Music. Guitar VIntin and Banlo>tringa '
THK (4KM ROLLER OKuAN ONLY S6.00.
'Agent for PtiuiM aud Orguua,-Rubber Stamps and btencii#. Murteai luatr
ments Repnired.
iauoa and Organs Tifped and Ks'pajred.
The largest and cheapest stock ever brought to this city.
G. Xi^IsTG-E,
3STO. 27. Ti. J±-TT.
ille, M C.
lachine Works,
Howard Bros. Propr’s,
i;.X<41.NKF.M -«awd Y« %I'lll.XImT*
BLACKVILLE, S C.
IF
you want a
fine Watch or cloci?
STERLING SILVERWARE,
RICH JEWELRT, .
, To the users .of Motive Power and UNEST QUALITY TABLE CUT
General Machinery: j 1 LKKY,
We call your attt'Ution to the fact that-
we are pre)*kred. With latest improved.!— OR SPECTACLES
Fool* and .'lacJjiyery, to do work on ’
any Machinery used in this country,
Such as „ ' .
COTTON GINS,
GRIST MILLS, ‘ *
COTTON PRESSES,
PULLEYS. HANGERS,
MILL GEARING,
Shafting and chafing* ol Iron or Brass
of any size. Special attention given to
GIN WORK.
Having a tlrst class Gin Builder, we
can do all kind*of Gin Work, new brush
wheels, new saws, boxes, Ac. Saws
sharpened only hy hand. -
julyll
, Send y jur orders lo or iV.< at
Jas» Allan &’Co
' \ ^
'x, . x- ... r ■ .
. - 285 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. U. j
Registration Notice.
Theoffictr'of the Supervisor of Regis-
tration will beo|>en at BardvVellon the
first Monday In each month for the
transaction of such business as Is au
thorized by law.
I. G. JENNINGS,
tf supervisor...
\ ,
T B. ELLIS, Jr*
Surveyor and Civil Engineet
Special attention given to the rompntatioa
of water-power*, hireling and drainage.
A postal card addressed to me at Ma Ina,
8. C. will receive prompt uttentloii.
dctl.VO lv?
. We have them, perfect goods, fresh
from the factories, fluest. qualities ami
most fashionable style*.
We invite the ladies and gentlemen of
the .county to call ahd see for thnn
»elv*es, confident that we can plca»« the
most critical utste*.
T. H. CAVE A BRO.
f«bU>tf
A low Tonrof Acid left at
$8.0p per ton.
1 ■ ..
A few Tons of Cotton Seed
' 1 '^4 ~ • ' T — . * 1- 1 ■ <. . ———L__
Hulls left at $2.00 per ton..
Don’t send fwr any tmTess
you send the MONEY.
THE BARNWELL
OIL COMPANY^
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