The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 28, 1894, Image 2
m
'he Baritwell People.
W HOtHES, Elitor t Prop'r.
i.vuursr <«TM Y nitt ruTfl.
\ .TffOfMUAY, .irXK -W. IS'H.
Salt Lake I’llj.
TJhor r.'njrfv: j
Tl»« ti>u r l*rt who h'AVe* «l»«’ I’aetrto
^Sloiw wiihoot H vi-it, UMlW eapiulof
tli»* Mormoo*, ••soup: one pi tl»<*
•noML bcHitMfitf villi'< of tlio world, ith
« |M.|.ul.,Uoii of TImt » uri! to I*
j«An hi!r«*. In lh<* Hr«t |.liuo
>lu»arp; h«iv art* •IHibU^I ih**
bulltlitiK* «»f the Mormon
vhimrh—th« ivmplr, tb« Tabcrnmle
nml AashmiiIiIv Hull. Kortv vonni ajfo.
with nutfiiM conMinniv, Brigham Youhr
JiU«I the too mint Inn corner Ktone* of the
rival
ieaxler
»wor
icnlioii whm c.*inKiUHimMf«! I»v rroyitiofll
Wlllfonl Wuoilruff, wiih <;nntj»im«l i*«t-
thto* for two week#, on tUi hth AfirU
]sy:i. IVrKotiN from hTI phi^-i of I tah,
I 'anmln, Mexloii, A rtz»mji, t'olora''n ami
the u I*lnn(lK of the Men’’ uttomle/l the
aii(t(iat. ciTonionv. I he .hpihliiig, my
• proirlts,liifonu'ot me. Is I ;C feet loii^ Itinf
lilt feet, in whli.h. The toiiiolittioo is H)
^eetthlek. Ik‘,'*ij» •Iruwn In i> feet at the
aqnure UKI free nhove the Hao^ihent.
The material of the out-i walls is of
granite, qiiarrieil about 20 miles from
the city. Its architectirre Is milf|iie;
fivat temple, hot the ao-calleil Insplrnl
r ami many oilc’i - who
Uveil to See it tioT-ped. The <f*-*|-
eall upon o ir farmers to sow peas for
"n'hriv tHkTPf^itnrrt 'Tieh rii'l-Hhe ha«ti [ n»ttn ngrwrtt huy crop mir horaes
eau make a crop on one-half the corn
usually fcJi Mules will leave corn and
fi.tjiler foi^peavlna hnv. And for the
oil ii,onlifs 110 conHrrm
rain will come shortly and when the
ventre ono hclitjj tallc.a. lias 120 feet
hi«h, and I- surmountc I hy an anoel
. fl|f«i»n til-feet hlglv In llie m.t iif dflivcTs
Ja>f his trumpet warnTnj; tiTaTTliiitloi.s.
Some of the rooms’ arc said to he of as-
tonMilnx irramhoir, hut none hut the
jiieiiihei s m Uic ^loi mnnolpirh ateal-
Jowed to look Into it, l>i‘iun ereefcd
more for ceremonial purposes than lor
general worship The rnstYsvsif mated
at 3 to I millions of didlars. The oon-
• siruction of TahcrtmcJe. as most <»f Mor
mon work. Is also unhjue. lt isl5l)S
feet and sn /••• • tdp»—the largest
lor religious v\ o s i " in I’ <* world, its
seating capacl.. i.i lng near l(l,0(Sk
'I'heru are douliU'^floors, (".• h nine
feet wide, all opening out.wHid, so that
jn-caseof lire the largest enngregathm
. snip lind egri'ss In Ic-s than •> miiiiiies.
Oa* and «loelrfcity Is used for fighting
and, in cold weather, It, is warm and
s-omfortahle by steam. The organ is a
remarkable feature of this \vorhl-famed
Yiuilding, v. liich has heen so Impcrfect-
Iv described. Its dimensions are 30x33
feet, and is 4H feet high. Its bellows
wre Inflated by air from a water motor
ami i s ootnpH‘8 comprises 1 i flops and
includes i.C.l"; pines. Tli • choir ordlmv
ory, and copy of «ainc he aent to his be
reaved pai cuts. i_ • •
RVfOLurioxs. t
Whereas the people hy a popular TOte
at the last .State clectio* did apeak in
terms iiuiitlstakahle fo^ rrotilbUloO,
Therefore, be it /
Ko-m.ved; That we members of
the l.o. O. T. do coo tend first,'last, and
all the time for a carrying out of this
decision of the people, and that w#
want ■ o siihstitiitton.
\N lierc.ts ihc gcod people of I.lv'ne*
stun have opened ihyir homes to Us, and
dispensed Us unlimited hospitality,
Ucaolvwl: 1st. That we appreciate
their hospitality and courtesies exten
ded, and pray Ood'<« richest blessings
to abide upon them all
, Hcsolved: io*l. That a copy of these
resolutions, and the proceedings of
Uic meetings Ik: sent to tun county pa-
peis. t'LAHK.Ncr-I. Ow XNa ,
rtec. K D. L.
list of School Claims tWS-OX
District No. il.
W f Jnwors .,.v,
W I* Hair
J W H Methane. .Z
Miss Kate .Patrick
•4 44 **
J W S Bethuae. .h,. ......,
II P Williams v
44 4* 44
I, W James .—
Mist L V McCreary......
*4
44
*4
«4
44
44
41
44
44
44
44
EtHfor I'copli-:
About, one month from this date we
will cuter upon opr Kefurni uainpSlgM
a lid hy oti Feiror nrwttf Iggtrr jflvo «wr Mfsg Resile If Willis
Htiitc a Kefoiin admlifUtratlon. But
before ive begin “whoiipliig" up things
politically 1 desire to call the attention
of our farmers to the importance of
being Independent of the West for bn-
ertn and fo.nl crops,
Corn has already sutfered much from
drought and unless we get ail abund
ance of rain this week oujrvorn crop W
a failure. '
Oats were very light owing to the
killing freeze and excessive drought.
Amidst this & loom y outlook I would
.1 Walter Free..
T K. Kirkland..
J S Daniels
ground is too wet to plow in crops sow
Tim TtfTd fitatfreit ln nats amtheat in
illv from 3 to f hnndrci! voir..
s - v. hicli
is enlarged on special occasions to 1,‘li'H.
’I’he choir is uoder the direction of
I’rOf: Kvan Sfepiiens, ably second'd by
aiiorlier equally aecnniplishcil organist,
Prof. Joseph .1. D.iyaies. 'I lie rows of
seats Below the choir are occupied by
church of.tciuls-- the upper <uie being
reserved for the !• irsvl're-iduo.-v - o! Uic
church. Our party of a’ioni, uffv were
lioiio,ed hy tini rendering of several
grand pieces. It should have been
mentioned, that the aeou-dlrs of this
monster auditorium is perfect. To test
it, a pin Was dropped on tile floor at the
opposite side, w hieli was heard by souk'
of our party. Your huinbio soril>o con
fesses iiis auditory nerves are duller
tTiaii some others of the party. The A*-
acinbly Hall, tlm last id tlie three great
buildings turuaUluting Temple Block,
J* ]20xfls fc<-t and is inaccessible to the
tlentile. Tlie «entral tower Is 130 feet
trom the groifM. fu* interior has a
■eating capacity somewhat on the order
of tlm Tabernacle, hut, of course, much
entailer—about 2,tK)t>, and is used us an
overflow mec'lng house at tlm general
/ttoufut an w*., The grounds of thisZTeui-
jdo Block are etegintiy InitTont willi
gravel vvnlks and grassy plats, and the
visitor becomes so -interested in study
ing thb history of the successors of Jo-
•Cph Smith that ho In coincs absorbed
lotiking up these details which give
to the facts ol real life tin odor ol ro
mance.
The other points of interest in tills
garden spot, on the hanks of that fa
mous little. river Jordan, are seen in ini
•iiours ride anil fully explained by an
intelligent, guide. vue!i ^r'yiyir writer
h\d- —an Knglishmuu who Inis resided
hero for 2i year,—a*e the Lion and Bee-
11 ivc houses, the former residences of
lirigliam Yoithg and his extensive fatn-
Hy, Lagle-t»ate, leading jnto the I'resi-
♦lentY private grounds, and the ceme
tery where repose tlie reinains of this
wonder In I man. All aVn otijeet* of it,-
terest, hut space will Lirhiu speaking
«if the Lards llou-C-a maguHlcent
building where resides the president of
the church, of Iim New s untl Tithing of-
Jlces, the new county and city build*
ings, &c , <Jtc. These must bereft for
each individual reader to study,for
hltuself.
But a description of n visit-to Halt
T,ake City would lie incomplete H Hie
Lake—tills wonderful sheet of the salt
iest water fflx’.M) miles-in existenec.
A visit to Salt Air—anew resort willi a
frtflO.Oftd pavilion, ext ft i ding half a niMo
jnto t!ie lake, where hundreds of thou J -
ands of vlsitiirs ivsoif. im-i is riniclu-d hy
a train of ears i nnning oui every hour.
A .id a hath in t.he briny, buoyant wa
ters is a thing of a life time.
L. t'. Stkiuikxs.
--«i- - — —
I.O, (LT.
Tire quarterly meeting ortlie Kdislo
District Lodge S’". 2. was held at, Liv
ingston, f?,. C.* .)une. 7ih ami Sth. Ir
was a highly, cnji-ytilde -occaMon, and
never vv«s a greater amount of good
cat. ltd* s sprea i iedore a diTrg.umn,
M e f,el satisflol lii it if (lie (lood Tciii-
plars of ou*dUirict coub! rculirc the
good tluit, vve ae>-t,inpli-ii, an I i lu- pleas,
ant memori* s i.i a toilow ns win it i.Ik>
iM'mting has rytu u-d a ciosi*,,Cu'alten-
da nee. would lie far gi ^it.' i- '‘f'lie vvi -|-
4-oiik- address vvas iliPivcred by Ifl'v. .
1C. Wiggins, respon.o hy J’nrf.Ti.' S.
1/unningliam.
Desitlc the regular routine, of hnsi-
ims*, a number of queries w as discuss'd,
which wore both henefleiai and in
structive to the order. The statlstiral
reports showed that blacknlie Ltnige
had won tli** banner for Hie greatest
jierotuit in gain of uiemltersiiip during
tlm quarter. Tlm second Annual
Union meeting of tlm distijet, that com--
posed the old Ldi.-to itisti ict l.oilge w ill
takw place at. Uauiherg, h: L. August
UmL A large delcgatiou will be «'X||re-
ted from tlm sister distriet‘. I he next
quarterly meeting id tills dlstrlet will
Convene ut Kook .Springs, Sep. t th qnd
7th. tJoiumittee on program for said
meeting H. I. Jml.v, f. K. HcrUrt, and
Miss Agues lle.btv.d
.Addresses made by Kev. A. N. Bran-
• mm, ami UroL II. s. Cncr.iiigbuiiK
MKMOM.t I-
The foilowing Meuiorlal nml 1? >o-
lutiorx were u.iiailiiamjisiy adopted:
Vfhereas intbedlvim* tlUfam jaftou of
Drovideuce, lirouiei UiiiiouZBoyjt-stou
of tbeOnkdal * T^ lg^h-s beet; rrmoved
from tlm Inieirs of *JYmperanc*» ‘and
frem'all eaiMdy Intern, to that bourne
whence n« tri.yek** "roiurnotM,
. U rc-o. d : That a’page in our
book be in sc ri Ucd to Lis mcm-j
peas- using about one-half hiislml per
aure. I’lovv in and brush off the land.
If you have some aeid phosphate on
hand sow about 100 o 200 pounds per
qij Some time In Hcpteuiber the peas
and crab grass will be ready to mow—
jii«t when the peas are podding out
i It. is a mistake to let tlm vim) gift hard
and woody). After a rainy iq»eH cut
your hay—let it remain out long etiough
to get dry fief ore you rake It up and
put into cooks. Then haul Into barn
or stack in Held l cure my hay large
ly in the shade—but do not recommend
a beginner to try It. We cut today and
haul in tomorrow. If any one is inter
ested In this l will gladly correspond
with him. Tea vine hay can be made
on poor bind, hut the pea responds hot
when sown on rich land. Land which
will grow one-half hale eotton with 200
p muds of ainmtvniHteil fertilizers will
with 2<V> pounds of acid sown broadcast
and one-half bushel peas yield 3,uU)
pounds of dry marketable hay worth at
iva-'t f 15 pt r ton at your burn. It^ls
cheaper to save pea vine hay than to
g.itlici fodder. With an abundance of
hav our farmers can have fat horaes,
cattle and hogs, for hogs are fond of It.
I «old many toim this spring to nroi
nent railroad contractors at 415.00 per
ton.. They said It was better than any
Western hnv ninl that.their stock.would
eat it in preference to any other hay.
But suppose you have not the laud
you can sow in peas—having planted
the oat land in peas—then try this, sow
your corn land broadcast, using about
one.half bushel per acre, aiuTiiae a Sfl-
Inch sweep In Inylng hy, run three times
hi the row, that will leave the laud al-
most level. Gather the corn early and
then cut the corn 'stalk* with a Scovel
hoc just ifider the ground. Then pick
up the stalks and drive the mowing ma
chine across the rows and you,,will got
a line crop of pea vino hay. Not as
much as yon vvonlil lf^own after oats,
yet enough to enable yoirkto keep your
smoke liou-e, hay i>rcss .aod corn crib
at Lome, Try it, my fnftuuls. Tliouf-
anrfs’of dollars are (tiaiwn from ow
State, every year iq pajpnent for hay—
ti ns: Afr^fhoukafi U ari paid for corn.
Brother farmers, slo^p lutying corn,
flour, meat and hay of your merchants;
raise it at. home. Save that money f stiq>
that, leak; keep the corn crib In your
lot, the hay press on your farm, then
your moat will he home raised, butter
iind milk-will lie for sale and your
pocket will have some money In it.
11 our farmers would stop buying hay,
corn, meat, and liquor and next year put
the aggregate savings into eotton mills
we could build a .$ino.(tt) mill In each
(.onnty in South Carolina. Our cotton
would !>e manufactuml at home. The
(Maiple who spin the threads and handle
the looms in mir cotton mills, would he
fed froiii the products of our farms, the
piidlts of the goods would tillonr pur
ses. But just tioAV let ns. each man for
himself, sow freely of cow peas, makij
hay, corn, m«at, JniUijr, Ac , live at
home, educate mifehildreo, vote ns we
pleasejor men who represent. oiFr inter
ests, make nn debts, and with our mot
to •’Carolina for Carolinians ami equal
rigid- for all, special privileges for
nono” achieve success.
■ S. Cr. MaTFIEI.D.
Denmark, i\. Cl, Juno 18th, 181)4.
-TT
$ 2U2 63
I 25 00
21) 46
. - 30
. 23
23
. JO
25
JO
23
20 M
23
S3
3;i
; 44 «
40 -
40
40
4 473 74
District Xo. 21. -
Koht. Wingate 23
David Green.: Jl 43
J II I’oaey .' 20
Clara A Brown..
44
District No. 19.
flattie Kirk Is ud
Mis* Laura A MclhmaM. ..
• • »4 44 44
A M Peeples
Hattie Kirkland ,,....
•* »• :
A M Pecplea ;
44 4« 44
Miss Lanfa A McDonald .
44 *4 4a 4a
K NK Bailey
C J Koylston
al at
Dlatrlct No. 33,
W YV Mart /
Miscellaneous.
K W D Rowell
FN K Bailey ,....
RC Kirkland.
G U JUtes
KW D Kowell
John t Bronson
(F N K. Bailor..
John W Holmes
O H Bates. .. x ..
John f Bronson Z ,
N M Carter. ,
G II Batea..
G II Kau*s
J W Holmes ;
50
$ 244 20
School CommUaioner’s Salary | 704 00
T E Kirkland. .;
S S La (Hue ... <) .
Clara. AUrown.,.
IS.
20
25
33 90
25 .
T K Kirkland
L Wsjyraa. . r..
Miss Annie (, Guess..
J W Free
is f* »*
O I. Kennedy... 7777.
J K. Sojourner
33
23
40
20
«0
23
—ili.
Total amount paid on school 419,180 54
J.lst of County Warrants for 1991*02
'»I2 Dt F M Htokes.. .„$ 10 00
575 H L Peacock 5 30
771 G Vt Preacher A Son 10 23
819 M C Bice 0
820 W C Black... 1
820 Pinckney Brown 37 50
811 J E Steadman. 8 60
842 •* *’ M ..........77.; 9 93
813 8 A Hand 4
814 The Rank of Barnwell if 12 GO
815 W H Kennedy A Soih 40 t»7
TTVTIeer T ~ .77 7.. :T^20—
I.V
35
35
330
30
Rlaekrille Graded-
Miss M L Rredeinan
It II II 41
“ Gertrude Robinson.....
Xf P Wyer..... )
Miss M L Bredeman
*14 44 44 44
C C Rush
J B Maxwell
W P Wyer,
Miss EllaS. Walker
Emma T Moses... .7
II P Dyehes
Emma T .'loses
Ella S Walker....*
M It Ackerman.......... .. .
4 871 DO
-District No. 20.
i 38 50
38 50
10 50
88
38 30
19 23
104 35
90 80
00
»0
20
10 50
20
30
115
Etta Drake
44
Mrs Mamie Limhrlck....
. r.... 27 30
Miss Addle Thompsor.,7.
* 27 50
Emilia T Moses
. 20
Ella S YValker
30-
44 C» 4*
30
EmmaT^Mose*
:r?:: S
M U Ackerman.. .
: li«
Miss Etta Drake
44
•* Addle Thompson...
27 50
Mi;*. Mamie Ltmhrick...
tt. . . a~ •*«"
M H Ackerman
113 50
Mix* Etta Drake,.'.
“ Addle Thompson..,
« i. „ «
Mrs. Mamie Ltmbrlck
*. 14 44
M II Ackerman
Robert 'J ay lor
C C RuMi
44
27 50
27 50
27 50
27 »<»
87 30
44
31
FOR SALE.
•1,520 70
District No. 22.
4 140 00
719 23
;; 24 90
; Z 7 ^ 884 13
Barnwell Graded—Dlstrlet No. *3.
Allendale Graded
B II Johnson
H T Farmer
is 44 44
A cottage containing 4 moms.hall-
iv u v and piazza, West End near Church*
and Htgti Sciiool, Good well of water
For terms apply to ;
J. M. HAIR,
Willlston, S. C.
Estate oi George E. Hair. ■
t’redUors of said e-tu a are hereby no-
tilled to render an account of tlielr tle-
iii ukD, duly attested, to my attorney,
.'ir.Jernes Thomson, at lllackvllle, 8.
< .,nid all persons i. dehte.d to said es-
i.itc are required to make payment to
meal i.io residence ol tlie iate George
L Hair.
MKS. ADA It. HAIR,
Adniinialratrix.
.1 nnc>25fili ISIMy i3w
Kiitk..kI)ebtoK and Creditors.
All norsoiis having claims against the
estate of F. B, Barnes, deceased are re
quested to present them duly attested,
and all |versons Indebted to the said es
tate are required to make payment to
the undctMgned. .. . .
T. K. B YRNES?, AdmlnUtaator.
Augusta, Ga.
Care J. B. White & Co.
Jnne3S-3w
W l N T11 HO I* STATE NORMAL
COLLEGE, GOLD M HI A, rt. C.
0|v«*n to white glrU-over 17. Scanlon
hegins.Scpt , Graduates secure good
'powitlons. Each county given two
ndi dai ships-—one worth 41''dJK) a ses-
sitin and one of free tuition. First
-scholarship* now vacant in counties of
1 AhheviU*, Aiken, Anderson, Barnwell,
Hewn fort! Charleston, ClareiidoiqGhes-
tcr, < ImU'rflehl, Flon'iice. Greenville,
Georgetown, Hampton, Horry, Ker
shaw, Lam-aster, Laurens, Lexington.
Nuvyberrv,. Oconee, Orangeburg, Pick
ens, Richland, Sumter, Spartanburg,
York! ~ J -~
Competitive examination July 17th at
Court House of each county.
Addre.M -x.
D. ii. JOJJXSyN, Pre«hl«nt,
juual 4 Uolumbia, a. C.
Miss Csrrie Kirkland
...f 28
50
“ Goliimbta Bellinger..
... 34
25
“ Anna YValker........
... 41
“ C Bellinger
... 33
10
•• Kate Ashley. .......
... 35
10
George Butler.
. . . • •>«)
10
Rosa Duncan..
... 23
45
G M Green.
E Batider.
... 21)
:<o
... 1U*
23
Miss Anna YValker.
... 41
“ Columbia Bellinger..
... 35
10
“ Ksto Ashley........ ..
33
10
Ros& Duncan
23
45
Geo. Butler
... «r>
10
Miss Kate ANhlev ...
60
B'osa Dqncan
... 23
SO
Geo. Butler ’.
... 35
00
E Bunder
... 119
05
Mi'** Anna YValker
... 41
03
u C Bellinger.. ...
... 35
On
M B Cannon
- 7
15
A T YVoodward
... 119
03
Miss (' Bellinger.
... 36
00
“ Kate Ashlev...!
.T. 3.5
00
“ Anna YY’alker........
... 41
63
E B#infer
... 119
03
Geo. Butler :
... 33
00
G G Daniels ’.
... 23
80
Rosa Duncan
... 23
80
.Miss Kate Ashley
... 34
90
“ Anna YValker...'
... 81
40
Rosa Duncan.
... 48
50
Geo. Butler
... 09
73
\V S Eaves.
Mia* C Bellinger...
A T ^Voodwardr...
* District No. 24.
Mis* Lettle Tuten....-
District Xo. 25.
C P Roblnion.
44 *4 44
• • . » j-» * • •-*■♦ • •
44 44 44 ,
i\ ir - ’44
Mis* Lucille Miller
25
(59 7»
910 23
41.81 a 93
87
2 > 00
25
23
25
13d
4 230 00
District No. 2G.
.1 C Goodwin,...
*4- 4k 44
I
35 00
31 50
0(5 5(1
I
4 172 50
DUtrict Xo. 27
YV W Hart..
Elko Graded—District No. 28.
W II Hair : 4 10 09
Ella F Sinoak... 80
II S Cttnninghani 270
J W Daniels I... 274 92
YV H Hair r 10
| 034 92
Willlston Graded—District No. 29.
WAR Newsom. 4 33 25
S II Nix 30
F N K Bailey - 4(11
Samuel Nix 120
YV A B Newsom.... 190
J L YVilauu 300
•> . > \
District Xo. 30..
L A Blckel. .|
District Xo. 31.
B R Loadholt
District No. 32.
Mis* Carrie Kirkland
SSBntler
$ 70 00
..$ 50
26
District No. 33.
YV B Oakman
District No. 34.
84(5
847 Bank Barnwell
848 “
lm *«—■■■* ■ .....
850 A F Free...:
851 Bank Barnwell....
852 “ **'
853 «■
834
85(5
8.Y7
a4
44
—44—
—
7 44 >^r
44
858 P M Yomjflfc Co
839 Bank of Barnwell 7. r
800 “ f ‘ 7..:
8Hl “ « t
803 YV II Kennedy A Son
804 C Pechmann
809 John YY* Holmea
8(58 YV O Minima...'
87« J II Levy.
871 W K llngg ..
872 YV II Kennedy A Son
873 Bank Barnwell
874 JG Breland
873 Bank Barnwell
870 “
877 J L Kllla.. .777
878 W H Duncan 0 80
870 UU Cave.. 18 80
ID 50
27
15 20
9
30 70
10 23
TO
18
3 20
10
10
19 55
25
25. _
2(5 89
24 98
5 30
94 30
13
3 50
3
11 80
12
25
2 60
8
880 CHIzens Savings Bank
881 L Midair.
882 Bank Barnwell ,
883 G Pechmann.
884 D B Khoad
S ^ 7, 44 4 4 •«
880 YV T YValker..
888 J YY’ Jenny dt Co
890 M M Ljglitsey
892 Citizens Savings Bank
893 “ “ ** .........
894 “ “ “
895 “ *' **
J<18i Rank Barnwell
S97 “ “ ' ;
898 J YV Woodward
818) Barnwell Manufacturing Co
900 Bank Barnwell
901 “ - “
902 “ ’
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901 “ “ .-
905 C FXurnberger
907 4 D Whittle ,
90S II C Folk..
911 Bank Barnwell.r.
913 J F J<mo», . t ,.,... ........
918 G F Nurnbeiger
917 4 YV Lancaster.
918 N P Mmonk ..7.......
919 John Cooncr..,
920 Rank Barnwell.
922 D R Matlienv.
923 W D Bennett ...
924 YV Z Bryan... t /. ,.
925 Bryan tiro*../
920 Battk Barnwell,.,
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929 Citizens Saving* Bank..... ✓
930 JR « ‘
931 r ‘ “ “
9il2 Bank Barnwell
933 •* *‘\
931 YV G Slnim*
933 Mrs I, K Graham...... ...
93(1 Bank Barnwell
937 •* *• .ttt.
uw “ •« ... 7.„
939 D Mams
1)40 Bank Barnwell
941 Citizens Maving* Bank
942 Bank Barnwell....,-
943 C J Hay.
944 P W Farrell . ..!
945 YV H Kennedy A Mod
94(5 Bank Barnwell
947 T M Cave A Bro..
10 80
10 80
10 45
(5 70
4
34 73
43
1 87
5,
8 50
8 30
2
2
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5
5
3
12
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1S7 20
: 50
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949 Bank Barnwell
950 “ ' “ ,,7.
951 Cnttino A Co
952 Ehrhardt A M|>ann
71 J A Lightsey
921 Ed Perry A Co..
928 G YV Farrelt, ..........
802 J Ritter A Son... .7.
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98 50
28
4 90
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41,852'tf 8
A. F. FREE, Treasurer.
CAN YOU WRITE ?"
If vou can we will give you a
FOUNTAIN PEN FREE.
Carried In the pocket. Always ready
.for use.
The Holder Is of hard rnhber perfect
I v formed and finished : (The Feed is
of the most approved p*tter:i, (the same
used in a pen costing 42.0O) insuring an
even flow and no leakage. The Point
will write and :a*t nearly a* long as
gold. Each pen is filled with the best
ink and tried before sent out. NOW
FOR THE PLAN. Send ns 25 cents in
le and 2c stamps .or silver, for a half
year’s subscription to Y’iroinja, a beau
tifully llhistratetl 24 Page monthly
magazine, with excellent information
for the office, parlor, bedroom, dining
room, kiUehen, farm and gardeh, with
just wit and hum<»r enough to drive
away the blue*.
Don’t put it off Hut write today and
you will have both the pen and maga
zine promptly.
Address
VIRGINIA PUBLISHING CO.,
’ rotyl? KICIIMOND, VA.
Sheriffs Sale.
If vou want to htiy the best Mowing
and Reaping Machines on the market
for the least money. They sell the fa
mous Walter A. YVnod machine and all
Repair part*, such a* Rivets, Knife
Heads, Ac.
Headquarters for Horae* and Mule*,
Buggies and Harness. [jtin*7-ly
" J. W. MARTIN, '
BARN WELL,, 8. C
Representing Chambers, Roy A Co.,
New Orleans; Regina Flour Mills;
Ml. Louis; Patterson Tobacco
YVorks,Greensboro. X. C.
ALSO,
Baxter Mtove Manufacturing Company,
Birmingham, AhKt~Gen.il. Holabng
& Bro., Buggy Tops and Cushions,
Jeffersonville, Ind.; National
Carriage and Reed Company,
Baby Carriages; Owensnoro
YVagoti Co.; Phamix Car- ,
rlage YVorks; Chester rV
Korn Manufacturing Co.
OFFICE, BAKNYvRlL. M. C.
YY’iU travel South Carolina, Month
Bound and Port Royal Railroads.
a pr2rt *
April Announcement.
Mis* Hattie Martin D pleased to state
to the Indies of Barnwell, Aiken and
Orangeburg counties that she is pre-
pareu to offer them entire satisfaction,
(In excellence of goods, newness of
styles and cheapness of prices) In MIL
Hnerv and Faney tlom^ Dry .Goods
and Notions, carefully selected f rom
the very best Northern and YVestern
homes. Z22Z
Having had the advantage of six
years’ experience witli tlie most com
petent milliners site feels us confident
of her abHIty to please the most fas
tidious and exacting tastes a*. of her
sincere desire to do so.
Feeling sure that she can RneCe**-
fully compete with all rivalry in county
town or city, she most cordially invites
thejjidles toeall upon her in the front
port'on of the store of YV. J. Martin at
Bluckville, examine goods, inspect
style* and ascertain price*, before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Bamberg Hardware Store,
C. J. S. BROOKER, Proprietor.
Keep* a full line of Hardware, Tin
YVare, Agate iron Wareatid Guns.
Full stock of Base Bull Goods, and
Vall.-y Tin,alt sizes, constantly on hand.
.As to prices 1 will not be undersold
by any Montliern dealer. I n*k the
calls ami patronage of my friends and
the general p ,blic.
apr5-ly
G. J. S. BROOKER,
Bamberg,. M. C.
FOP SALE.
VALUABLE LANDS IX BARX-
wcll and Aiken Counties belonging to
the New England Mortgage Security
Company. j
' -tr C '
Persons desiring to hny or rent will
do welt to write to or call on
- . tfr
W. It. Hagood, Jr.
BARNYVELLO. ll., M. C.,
For full particular*.
-ma**-l*
Dr. RYAN A. GYLES,
SPECIALIST.
EYE, EAR, NOME,THROAT,CHEST
2nd Door from Bank, BlacKvllle, M. C*
af* r 12-8m f .
Three Trade Truths.
J.J. Dicks & Bro,
Statx or Mouth Carolika,!
County ov Bak.xwkll. f
BY VIRTUE of sundry Tax Execn-.
tlonsMfllme direc ted by A. F. Free,
Treasifier, I have levied upon and will
sell at YVilliston, M. C., on Tuesday, the
3d day of JtrtJT lHIH, within tl*e legal
hours of aate7to the highei-t bidder for
cash, the following describe^ personal
property, to wit:
One HalFs Iron Safe Xo. 11)787.
Levied upon as the property of “The
a 7a no Bank of The Carolina*,” to satisfy aaUl
* 7 00 TaxExecoUqaandooats.
Terms of sate oash.
I W 00 j. w. LANCASTER, 8. B. C.
Sheriff’* ONke, J uuc 18, MM,
Corner Broad and Campbell
Streets, Augusta, Ga.'
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groce
ries and Plantation Supplies.
Experience has taught ns that in
knowing YVUEX, YV H.\Tand YVH ERE
to buy tlie merebnnt succeeds and the
customer is satisfied.
YVe buy when others sell nml there
fore get lowest prices. YVe buy goods
of standard grades uud so give our pa
trons the best that is to be had. YY'e
buy where ciu«h gets the best bargains
and share all adv^utages fairly with
•ttr customers.
At our new quarters, the most con
venient and commodious in Augusta
we keep constantly full stocks of all
good* in our line of business, and we
cordially invite our Carolina friends to
make our place their Georgia head
quarter*. By giving us their custom
they will lenru tlie three truths that
NOW is the time, our house TH K place
and our goods the GOODM that they
should buy. * * ■ '
YY'e handle cotton on streets for
fifty cents a hale.
, Messrs. L. K. Dicks, II. 51. Hair and
T. R. Erwin are with us and will be
pleased to see their friends from over
the river.
Remember we are only three bloeks
from the Union Depot and at the junc
tion of'all the street car lines. Come
straight Ir* see us.
J. J. DICKS & BRO.,
AUGUSTA Ga.
4. MONDAY JULYT*t. - /
u.:50 A; M7, Commencement Serm^ D< Dj
MONDAY JULY 2nd.
10.00 A. M., Exercise* Prlwarv I>epartinenC
llZtti A. M., Excnd-es Intermediate .
9.00 P M., Gouteat for Demurest Grand Gold Meonl.
. ' TUESDAY JULY 3d.
10.00 A. M., Declamation Contest, Freshman Gold Medal.
11.00 A. M., Declamation Contest, Sophomore Gold Mwlal.
9.00 P. M., Celebration of the Fidellan nnd 1 lorlnn Uw»
rary Societies. ^
Address by Senator M. C. Butler.
YVEDXEMDAY JULY 4th.
lOJK) A. M., Graduating Exercise*.
7.00 P. M„ Dress Drill—CatleU.
Address by Hon. YV. P. Mayflehl.^
■^iSliSSSrSW^t^g, tw> 55^
1 I.
4A
GLENN SPRIN6S WATEE
—WILL CURE—
Dv«pep*la, Liver Complaint, Chronic Heptatitis.-Iannrtlw.Torpor of
iVer.'aml gViTeriiT“fff0)tl1ty fbiiowing «v|>*>n mahuial
Dropsy Diarrhti’*. Dysentery, ConstipeMon, Hemorrhoid*/
U-rrine, Renal ami Cvstlc Diseases. Ha-matun* andtat-
' , i amanlal derangement*.
-X
—FOR SALEBY—
A LLET’T TOBIlSr
Port Royal and Augusta Railway.
J. II. AVKKILL, Receiver,
THROUGH AND LOCAL TIME TABLES.
In Effect January 28th, 1894.
No. 3* | No. 1 Daily.
75 Meridian Time.
Xo. 2
Dally. I
5.(*t p. m.!
(5.50 p. m.f
7.25 a. m.
9 20 a. tn.
^.:,*2 a. in.
10.30 a. in.
10.40 a. m.
11.29 a. m.
11.45 a. in.
12.30 a. in.
Lv. Augusta .\r
Ar. A Herniale L^; fr.54 p. tn.
Ar. Fairfax Lv.
A r. Vemassee Lv.
Lv. Ymiassee Ar.
Ar. Beaufort
Ar. Port Royal
A r... Char lesion
8.50 p. m.
6.43 p. m.
3 4’> p. tn.
6.35 p. a*.
4.46 p. m.
4J5I) p. in.
3.15 p m.
No
Tl’
. 4 Daily.
16 a. m.
Between Fort Royal and Beaufort and Charleston.
No. (5 Daily. 75 Meridian Time. , Xo.5 Daily.
t
•‘1.15 p. in.
1.21 p. in.
2.25 p. in.
4.:i0 p. in.
Lv. Ft. Royal Ar.
0.30 p. m.
Lv. Beaufort Ar.
0 34 p. m.
Ar. Yemassee
5.40 p. m.
Ar. Charleston Lv
3 15 p. m.
Connection at Allendale for Carolina Midland Stations.
R. 11. WRIGHT,G. P A GEO. T. .BRYAN, T. P. A.
Port Royal & Western Carolina Railway,
J. B. CLEVELAND,^Receiver.
Augusta and Asheville Short Line.
Schedule in effect .September J4th, 1893.
htOOaiu, 1:45pin ! L« avc
11 :43am 4 riopm A rrive ...,.
t*2 :47pnii 5:24pm*Arrlve
| 7 rtibpni! Arrive
2 :40pmI 8 >45piiijArrlve
0:4<*pmi (Arrive
. . August*
: .Anderson...:...
. Greenwond...
'Laurens......
.. Greenville. ..:..
7. .8part:inburg,...
. A -herllle
Arrive) 1:40pm 8 aiO]>a
l.eave 7:30am
.. Isravr
. I.rsyr
. .l^ave
. Leave
. ..la*avc
11:05am
l.-4pa
10 8>6*iii 58)Op«
7 :t5au» 1:43pm
^ :40am 3:30pm
8:12|»m
For iurtber iuforniatlotiTelstlveto Tickets, Rates, eu-.. apply t«
* YV. J.CRAIG, G.P. A.
R. L.'I'ODI) Trav. Pas*. Agent, 304.Dyer Building, Augusta, Gn.*^
lachine Works,
' *5 ' , #
Howard Bros. Propr’s,
fr:NLllN*'.»:K« Wild .n AC'HINIMTia
BLACK V1LLE, 8. C.
To the users of Motive Power and
General Machinery:
YY’e call your attention to the fact that
we arc prepared, with latest improved
Tools aud Machinery, to do work on
any Machinery used in this country,
Such as
COTTON GINS,
gristmills,
COTTON PRESSES,
PULLEYS. UANO-ERSr
MILL GEARING,
Shafting and casting* of Iron or Brass
of anv size. Special attention given to
GIN WORK
Having a first olns* Gin Builder, yrt
can dual) kindsof Gin YVork, new bruidi
wheels, new saws, .boxes, Ac. Saws
sharpened only by hand,
julyll
FIPE!
Life f . Accid[ei)t f
BRADSTREET,
dun ;•
- AND
WILLIAM McNAB
. ' 4 •
ht’lieve the worst is over and
that times are goin^ to get
better fast and surely. So
strong is iny belief that I,
have, just Inflight a full stock
of nil needed seasonable
goods, which Loffer at pri
ces to please. Before buying
elsewhere or getting too
busy YVith work or too excit
ed with polities come to see
me. ; ‘ .
More News next week.
AV. M. McNAB,
Barnwell, S. C.
SLIPPERS.
G. DUNCAN BELLINGER,
Solicitor 2nd. Circuit.
WILLIAM II. TOYVNSEND,
Latk ok Elliott A Townbund,
Kkaukort, S. C t
II. 1^ O’BANNON.
Bellinaer. Townsend i
O’Bannon,
A.TTX»l*Nlll'Vrt AX LAW
Office Ryan Building, Barnwell S. 0.
7. B. ELUS, Jr..
Surveyor and Civil Eng inept
Special atteatlon given to the compotatloa
of water-powess, leveling and drainage.
A postal card addressed to me at 31* ins,
S. C. will recetv* prompt attenUem
qcajSlnr
LIGHTNING,
• AND ' '
LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE
—At Lowest Rates Id—
Strongest Compamies.
Butter, Calhoun & Co.
—OFFICES AT—
THE BANK OF BARNWELL
-AND—
Wist. McNAB’S STORE.
apv26
ftegistratioa Hotioe.
The oflice of the Supervisor of Regis
tration will be open at Barnwell on the
first Monday in each mouth, for the
transaction of such biMincss a» le au»
thorized by lav. .
L G. JKNXiNGSs
tf ' ' duyarvt
We have them, ‘perfect goods, fresh
from the factories, Snest qualities an*!
.most fashionable styles.
YY’e invite the lasties and gentlemen of
the county to call and see for them
selves, conthlcnt that we can please the
most critical tastes.
[T. S. CAVE A BBO.
^ febl5-tT, J '
Dr. J. H. E. MlLUOUS,
Dental Surgeon.
BlafekvilleTS. C.
Will have regular, appoimmeKu ae
follows: . i
At Barnwell, G. H. from let. Monday
(or sahwday) in each month to YVetD
uesday evening. Roome at MelKhr
House. Office two door* Sonth of koRell.
on West or oppeoke able of street.
At Sally’s, M. A. * N. B. K. r
3d Monday liseach mbnah to Wei
day evening. Oflice at Uffte's WemL
Will be at Uls homeokJc* at BlaekvHla
every Friday aadt Saturday from 1st oi
Febrna^v to 3(Mi September iaeloslwe,
and every Thnraday.FrWhy and Soihs-
day, from let Oetoher la Slot Jaaamry
inclusive. • r—
Will make appoint menu* wHh patirata
to meet Chens at either of hit oflfee* at
any time..
Patiente wHl And Hi mere comfartalHa-
to have thehr work done at the office^
tliongh If desired will eall on them
their residences anywhere within)
miles cf BlkckvlHe
LUK FOE SiHT^
^ -y-;—^
A small, farm about a hundred aerea,.
twenty cleared, balance Im wouda,. cmn>
and a bald miles from Barnwell.
For particulnin-applp to
TUX. FXOPUW
(tpr 11-20*40))