The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 19, 1894, Image 2

Newspaper Page Text\ .aJm The Barnwell People, jjflnrioqnc ww imrr. LAR^KST COUNTY CI»CULAT|OX. . .-u: 1 --j.. » -X THURSDAY, JUI.Y i:». Jsjm. ■■ k i; ■1 u • Ciint\MlM>k>Hor Lm’hmi hn* •av«d tl*« tnx puyorx ol ilu‘ United Muu>h $25^000,000 thi* yenr from tho greedy gMupof tlte |»eii»loii robbers. Am in IS'Jd It t« t«» I»h M A U oKtiirn ihhii or bust” why not Omko him I'roiident? Uampulgu Ihi). ( The «»nt« cmnjMilgnrni came from Hampton, via AiTeiKUht, by M|i*M:ial t ain, Monday afUifnoon, reach lug Ilarnwell tired and ready to roat. ,sen- ntor Butler whh the of lion. Ha- g«H»d, llbv. TlllmaM and the other mm- paigner* took quarti'rs at tho Molalr .XMMkJL.. , The attendance oluTueaday w as largo. But (t>r tho rain It won hi probably have rlaen to the high uator marW of-lHIhl. We queatUmed aeveral go«»d Judgo« of number* a* P» the alee of tire atididAoe. They were all atrlctly 'a«^,*4*t their catimatea ranged from live tlftaon hundred. They were all uncle* and their optnlona w^rc all hone*t. The meeting wa* held in jUie Circle, i'ounty C)iairinan (i. iMmcan Bbllln- ger pre*ided. Rev. Air. McKoy made the Introductory prayer, .speeches were then made by tho following can- Oldatea: For Superintendent of Kdueation, W. I). MayItGld of liremvIHo nml O VV. Whitman of Union; Uailroad Cointni*- aloner, W. II. Yeldoll of Kdgefiold ipid A. Sllghof Nowldtrry ; Adjutant ami Inapector General, U. N. Hich-itUrg of Klehland ahtl J (iitrv tVatt* of l.au- yena;.Qewiruur, W H. BHerheof Ma- rhm, Jaa. K. Tindal of Clarendon, Jolin aiayy' £vau* uf Aiken: United Stale* Senator, B. R. Tillman, M. C. Butler, both of KdgclidUU Speaking began a little alter 11 It. in. and.eon tin nod lor over three hour*, -wbnn Gen. Butler’* addrm* wa* *liort- «ned by rain- The speaker* all behaved very nicely and the big, Jptty, good catured audience gave them a coiirie- ■ou* hearing. The candidate* went from Barnwell to Aiken, and today they meet at Edge- Held. — , 1 Kxcolfpnt order prevailed throughout the day. anti only one or two per*ou* were rdportetl to have been blind tiger tduen, aa»l they were hurt *o slightly that they did not need the marshal’* aiteution. “They Her® Nothing Te day.” Nine year* ago last Spring Mr*, and Mr*. J. r. I.a«u»ii lost all their Uun*®- hold goorl by the burning of the O’Batt-, moil e*ltle iice, j it »t on l of Barn Wittr On ’ { n «j n c ^ne Friday night a accoml misfortune, *"'■ woniethan the first, because time* are so mutch harder and they air.older, be fell,them In tfk a burning of their home at lluininomL There i», our liiioVmiiut fells Us. no firoof that file tire wa* In* cendiury, tyujyt i* felt ccrtalti H^it It was .Mf.'4.uwi<ni and hi* liftie grand • KKMAXKS. The Smith Carol Ins Aliliiarr Acade my U a military school In th.; beat aenac of the term, the expense* of which are- — by the State. The mil! son, six years of age. were the pnly oc- ciipant* of the house that night.' VVI^*fr they woke tin* flte wai biirulng in tlie room they occupied. Wrapping his grand son in lim bed clothes Mr. I.aw- loii carried hint oRt u> a safe distance and putting him down turned hack to. try to save something from the hungry' flame*. But the tittle boy, in the tsrror of hi* frlg-ht followed his grand jfaMior every time he tried to enter the build ing and so prevented his saving what he otherwise would have secured. The tirst man arriving Haul that it was touchingly pitiful to see the little fel low in Id* fright keeping his grand father from saving what he could. ••They have nothing today,” remarked our infoi nianr. - , What, dear readers, are we going to do abeut It 5* * They do not ask for belli. They are too bravy uwd patient for tUnt. Before doing so they would stiller and strug gle ob in]silence, but tljat dues not ex-' cusij us for not •fTcriug such aid as w e may be able to give. Take an Inventory- of what you have and you have that much more than Mr. and .Mrs. I.nwtoh, uo muter how nar row your inettiiM may be. Isn’t there some ariiule thiU you can span, some- flilng for a tied room, tlw-tfining mom, tire kitchen ? f .'ot»trust the comfort of your hontes with the ashe* in which their year* of toil and. saving lie and dotothum.a* you would have others do to vou in.siui- llar inisfortuhe. Airs. I uwtou did not save an article of clotiiingr Ktirciy ih^ ladies of the county will need no exhor tation to help rtpie^nisU her wardrobe. Aliy contrllniMon* of ii.oney, chn.h- Ing or furniture will be received at 51 r. Isaac Michulson’s store. \ ^ ■ 1 'H f i 6 r | • r iu-, -. fo-.-’T U - t. P i J Eorrou Pkoi’i.k : A* “calling candidates” Is now irior- <ler l desire to call attention to one of the tried and true Reformer* oi our county. One that took a determined 4»tand at the outset and that ha* grown In the faith as the years have passed -away. One that has given freely of his time and means to the cause, and from « close study of the true principle* of the Reform movement 1* well fitted to repreaenf us In »he next House of Rep resentative*. 1 tber® f ore suggest, Mr. \V. A. All* Sr. The Allendale sccWaikas had no repr«*ent«tlve/or several yTuwtt^at^d Mr. Allis not only lilted to reprosmll his siwru section but theontlre county with that ability and fairness that hu* chaf- Acterixed his successful life. JbSTICK. Barnwell Baptist Association. Union meetings will be held as per following programme Saturday aud Hnuday July 2Mh and -JOth 1894: Alt.OlivetChmeb—Preachers: Revs. J.G. Williams and R. W.; UWe, kx«e- aitlve Gommlttee : J. A. Jenkins. Betlrel Church—Preacher*: Revs. II. £1. Uartzog,Sandifer aud ('. P. Kr- \ln. Executive Committee: E. I.. Sati- slers. Double Ponds •Church—Preachers : Revs. W. I>. McMillan and G. N As kew. Executive Committee : I>. P. So journer Bamberg Church—Preachers; Revi>. W\ D. Rice, Arthur Buist and Bro. Hunter. Executive Coinmittee : A. II.. Patterson. Queries—1. Is not- the disregard of the last command of our Saviour “Go } 'e," Jte., a* great a sir. in the sight of >od as are the Mins -we deal w'itli hi our churches, such ns drunkenness, Ac. 2, Ought a brother In whom the church Ita* tio uonlldence as to his Christian v^tcharaotef to have any voice in the con trol ot the churchy Are the stated regular protracted meeting* the'best means to be used for the conversion of aluoers a d the building tip of the -church, -k Should not w e vote as we jirayf 11. s. Hartsog, S. G. MayIjeld, W. G. Bruton, Committee. Oi.kmhon Coi.t.*oit,N. C. f July 1). 'fhe tirst session of Clemson College for I8U4 having come to a close we are now off for a pleasure trip to tlie State encampment. With liglu hearts and the expectation of having a “huge” time we hoarded tlie train at Calhoun -Station at SUiO Monday morning July 2. in a few moments we were on our way to Spartanburg. Twrt hours ride brought u* to t“p irtanburg, where wtv all were anxious to be. After *r Iving at. the encampment ground the tirst tiling that drew onr at tention was the pitching of our lentil. The most of us proved to b« green at the buMnes*, this being our tirst en campment we knew nothing of camp life or how to make ourselves comiort- ahle in the tents. 1 guess we tdiould have gotten aioug all right if it, had not rained. When one don’t know how to pitchShi* tent camp life vin the ruin ts not n life to-be envied. We did not let the rain mar our pleasure an we knew that we were not sugar, salt or any body’* darling; therefore, we did not cnind the rain. On the 4th there was a competitive drIH between the militia companies. Each company that competed did its bo-t, as tlie re was a prize of $ihh for tire best drilled militia com pan. . The Dar lington Guards carried oil thQ prize. There was also a medal one rod for the be*t drilled man. Quito a number competed for the medal; ail were dis appointed except VV. i,. tioud of tne Oreemjlle Guard*, u ho the Judges do- the one that deserved the ddeg medal. Every one enjo; there was xvho llkwl pleasnre game*. The time h turn our fac i she thought* on our drat poo acts we cam* g was done to make every-” Imself. Every aftethooii atuo of ball. All those see bad played had the olng aeveral splepdld m ■ a.*# ngcome thstFAr# must ward* Clcnisonpiili t a|lne lime w,^ had md with ufy luth, h «bat the time wfN tfm come when shall go on anothersscampnrent. We are glad toeay that M r. G. W. ley.ooeofthe Barnwell boya. who been quite HI lor the iaat several we Its with typhoid fever I* much better. We Jbbpe in a tew more day ■’be will be able •u be up again. Cujaaoa. The Stair Reform Executive Commit tee tuct in Columbia on tlie 10th and Is sued the following address; J o the Reform Voters of South Carn- ttna: At a meeting of State “Reforin-'’ committee held Hits day* the under signed nmmbcrs thereof were delegated to preparp a statement of the proceed ing* of said committee that the Reform voter* throughout t.h« State might net nnlloi inly In expressing their choice of candidate* for the dilt'eieiit State oftt- cers, whielt-will -lie-HohjeeL to., pie jp-- tioti of the Detrrorratlc primary-to be held on the 28th day of August, I8UJ First. That a Convention for the sug gestion of candidates for Governor at d J -leuteiiaut Goverttor be held in Coltim- hia. S. GrpOH tlie Kith day of Angiist, 1894, at 12o'clock M. Second,, That, said ' Convention he compose ! of delegates fleeted by con ventions to beheld in each county on Monday,-the l.!th d..y of August, I sit I, each county to be- entitled to double as many delegate* as it lias teprcMUitativcs in both houses of the General,AssomTily. Third That tire county convention aforesaid be pomposed of delegates elected by tbc various Reform clubs, in the county, each club to send one <|e!e- gatcTu large ami one delegate for every t.veutv-llve uieuibers or majority frai> i.ioii thereof, lit those counties where there are no distinct “Reform’’ clubs the “Reform” (ftemners of vach clttb shall lie called hv ftie executive Reform commuteeman to meet at the* usual place ot nieeling and f’lect the delega tions iso -aforesaid; to tins County Cott- vpiiiIoii, provided that in the cities of CiiM-iesum and CpIutnhU III® mini or of "Kteform” cldu* and polling places sliall be left to the iTfscfetioit of tlie tnemher of tho State executive commit- I'm. For the purpt»s« of sni<| eioctma the clnbs aforesaid sliall lie called to meet on tlie Itthdny of August, Junl. Atauch meeting no inciiihers *hail par ticipate except sm-li as voted for tne “Reform” delegate* in the August pri mary of 1892, iitul nil other* who will pledge tnrinscl ves to abide hv and sup port tlie ticket* issued by tlie State "Re form” Convention iTn.sOt. , Fourth. That sill “Reforin” candi dates*for State ofliye*, including rail road commissioner* shall publicly an- trmtnce their candidacy, and shall tile wi'fli the chairmnn of the State “Ke- lornt” committee a pledge to abide by and to support tlie imtnineH* : of said Cooveiitlon. rThatsaid pledge sliall be tiled a* aforesaid on or before the 25th dsyof July, isnl. No vote for any can didate shall he counted in the State (hmyonxlnn who ha* not complied with the foregoing reqnirrtiuent. Fifth. Tiiat in holding the prltnary e'eet.rons in each “Keform” chili pro vided for to take place on tlie llth day of August, 1891, each eluh brto provide uiauagers for holding said eieobiou^-. The oommlitee addpted the following resolution: - Resolved, That this committee sug gest to the county “Reform” conven tions to l»e held on the Etth day of Au gust, 1894, w hen they elect delegates to tire State Convention, to also instruct said delegates whether or not to vote for the nominating of a full set of State olllcers, including tlie otllce of railroad commissioners. tary department Is modelled after West Point and closely follows the national InstUution in all Its details, enpeclully with respect to discipline and infantry instructiotii The CAdet corps is organized Into a battalion of three companies, fully of- Roefed. They were exercised In review and iiisiwsnion, in battalion form, aud -drilled in tl*c various exercises In com pany anti battalion drill, in close and extended order, the, hnyopet exercise and signalling with the liag and helio graph. . -^1. The discipline,- inllitarv Instruction, Hearing ami general appearance of ca dets: the general chic and condition of arms and equipment* and tire entire military aspect ot the military depart ment of this Academy admits of no comparison to any of the college* with which I have had experience It Is so superior in all it* methods, scope, ap- pulniinentx and its distinctive military features that It must he classed alone, and can only be compared to our Ns- tional Military Academy. Tlielr limi ted HiPans does hot permit the extended niHliary curriculum that obtains at tire West Point Academy, es|H)cially res- |Haitiug advanced theory andjiractiee in ordnance aud gun nary and practical instruction in cavalry drill: but indis cipline. methods and tire practical and Ureore'Jcal part of an infantry officer’* education they follow closely the West popitmethods and are but little Infe* rior jit accomplished work. In tbe-set up, military hearing, cohesion and (Irill of all kinds in tire infantry tactics this army, and is but little short of that su perb exec Hence generally believed to De posessed hy the national cadets. Though I Jetyt Jenkins has entire con trol of itie tllHoipliue and Instruction <>f the corps, and wltlitil* facilities should -nrrennpBsit-oomniondablo results, he. is, 1 think entitled th greater ' coinmenda- tiou than Is due even a gold zealou* nd- inlnlstratlon of hi* department. Hi* work her produce 11 mswlt* thatare far in advance of even tlie he*t of the mili tary professors that have fallen within my observation.’in this, that he ha* in culcated fundamental principles rarely touched hy civil schools, and Are lias further' insisted upon precise know- |eilgo*of first principle* and an exact execuuon of orders front the manual to the extended battalion movements, not observed by me outside of natiodal troops. The jcoHege merit* the best, slqiport the Government can give to tlie most advanced of the civil institution* where tlie art of war is taught, for the, reason that tire nation received from it result,*- eorrcTpnqding toitr greatertr (jeniands. - ’Jfie Riiper.intemlent, . Col. Coward, ■and his stall', are of course deeply and Intelligent!v interested in maintaining the high state of instruction and disci pline obtaining-here, and wli*t com mendations lire facts extort, for lire military professor are taa measure due to tire high standard of their demands. Gen. Greeiv has,-on my representa tion, sortt them on« heliograph Of im proved pattern, and has authorized them to repair tire old ones now in use. The three cad-ofs showing iiio.st apti tude for the military prolession aroCa- dett’apts. T. K. I.ipsey, Jl.K.DePass and II. llorlbcck. Very respectfully, * (». II. Burton. Lieutenant Colonel, in-pee tor "gene ral. ^ , — - ■■ r CAN YOU WRITE? If you can We will glve you a FOUNTAIN PEN FREE. GQ TO Steel, and Gold* P.J.Zeigler&Ca Spectacles in I Ail the Latest Noi/elti«a Carried In the pocket. for user The Holder Is of hard rubber perfect ly formed and finlidred : (The Feed is of tire most approved pattern, (the*ame used in a pen coating $2.00) Insuring an even llow and no leakage. The Point will write and last nearly a* long a* gold. Kadi pen 1* tilled,with the best ink and tried, before sent out. NOW FOR THE’ PLAN. Send u* 25 cent* in Vc and 2c stamp* or silver, for a |talf year’s subscription to VihuiNu, a beau tifully Illustrated 24 Page monthly magazine, with excellent in'urination for the office, parlor, bedroom, dining room, kitchen, farm and garden, with just wit and humor enough to drive away the blue*. Don’t put it off hut write today and you w ill have both tJre 1 pen and maga zine promptly. Address', r ' ' VIRGINIA PUBLISHING CO., may 17 » RICHMOND, VA. Alw.y. ready ALLENDALE, S. C, PCRFXCTEO BABY CARRIAGE!, TAX SALE. State of South Carolina;) Barn well OoukYy. ( BY VIRTUE of summary Tax Exe cution* to tne directed by A. F. Free, Treasurer, I have levied upon and will sell on Monday, theHth tlay or August next, it being salesday in -said month, within the legal hour* of sale, to the highest bidder Tor casli K tlie following dejuiribcd property, to w it One Lot in the containing one acre, more or less, amt hounded on the North by an alley which separates it front lot formerly owned by Dr. G. R. C. Todd, on the East hy Jel- fersoti Street, South by an alley which anpaeato* it-from. lot of Holmes, aud If you want to buy the best Mow ing and Reaping Machine* on the market for the least money. They sell the fa mous Waiter A. Wood machine and ail Repair parts, such as Rivets, Knife Heads, Ac. Headquarter* for Horses and Mules, Buggie* and Harries*. [jnne7-ly J W. MARTIN, - BARN WEBB S. C Representing Chamber*, Roy & Co., New Orleans; Regina Flour Mills, iit. Louis; Pa tier soft Tobacco Works, Greensboro. N. C.*» ALSO, Baxter Stove Manufacturing Company, Birmingham, Ala.; Geo. J], Holzbog *& Bro., .Buggy Top* and Cushions, Jeffersonvtlle, . Ind.; National Carriage and Reed Company, Baby Carriages; Owensboro Wagon Co.; PIkkiiIx Car riage Works; Chester F. Korn ManntaeturingCo. OFFICE, BARNWELL,*!. C. Will travel South Carolina, South Bound and Port Royal Railroads. \ apt^tt ; • CRYSTAL LENSES CHRISTMAS CARD*, T*»0« «»**• C*»2ttT rtttt 4l«W- j AND BOOKLKTT8. t PLUSII DRESSING CASES, ALBUMS, PIC JURE FRAMES. ' and Banio String®. FARGY GOODS, //oMv Horses Velocipedes Xoys* Dolli? Stationery - Mu,lual InatruiuanS SI,«. Mu.lu Guitar VioBn -- Tin; GEM ROLLKK OKU AN 0NLY16,™. . liira VJ 11 „ and ateuci ». Muetcai ln®t$s Agent for Tiaaos aud Organs, UubbOT btampa and aienc ments Repaired. Gr- ID. O. L-AJSTG-IEL IsTO. Blackville, S €. Sr Clwrrtpvton, June 4,1894. , To ihc Inspector General United State* Army, Washington; D. (\—Sir: f have the honor to submit to you the following report of an inMpection,of the inilitarv department of the South Caro lina Military Academy made tire 4th of June. 1894, tinder the Instructions of the secretary of war^ This Inat.itujioii hi*t In spec tod by Major J. P. 8®bger, inspector gatreral, May 22, 1893. Fora deftcriptioti of it* nppoiritnieiits, scope and object* atten tion Is invlteil u* the accompanying catalogtfe nn.dto llte annual report of tire military professi.ir, which ha* been examined and found correct in state- meut and useful for reference. At the inspection there qere one hundred and thirty students present and five ab-enf. yNoue were absent without authority. Ail the student* were In uniform. The condition of the arm* was per feed with respect to care and deanllnes*. The condition of the accoutrement*, gun* and carriage*, was excellent. The condition of the equip ments aud implement*.wa* good. Uondition of tho signab property: Only 2 foot flags, eight In number, good; two heliographs, Grttgan, very old and w orn out. Unserviceable prbperty : Two belie* graphs. Tno appearance and military hearing of the student* were superb, by far su perior to any military school I have in spected. ’"r ’•'* The military professor I* amiable for this detail, and the general condition of the military department id all Its up-' pointments warrant* ita continuance. The military professor reported that problem* in minor tactics tvere practi cable with the students, and they have different problem* lit tire country adjacent to the city. broken I*. Woodward, mortgage execn- Mortgagee’s Sale. Statk of South*Carolina, \ Barnwell County-.- -| W. V. Izlar vs. A. Whereas affertaln tod by A. I*. W oud wanl to l*u111 8. tier, on the —day of rH»rtf«ry 18si!, and recorded in oHicc «if It. M. (.’. for tire County of Barnwell, in book 5 J, page 41; and wherva*. the , said' nno t- gage was duly -assigned by sab! I'aul 8. Felder b* VV. V r . Izlar for val uable consideration; and w hereas' tlie condition of tho said mortgage I* broken, and there i* now due and owing on the sail! mortgage debt the sum ot one hundred and fifty-seven and 1(1-100 dollar*, with interest from the Kith day of October 1S9;»: Now therefore, by virtue of power of sale contained in tire said mortgage deed, 1 will offep for s-i'le toTIreTTIghest bidder for Cash, at Barnwell Court House, on the tirst. Monday in August 1S91, during tlie legal hours of sales, Hie following real property; “All that lot ot parcel of land with the buildings thereon, sUiiale.| lying and being in tlie town of Elko, in the State of South Carolina and County of Barnwell, containing one half a< re, and'' bounded on the North by lands now, or lately, of W. '1': Cave, Ka-t by lot of Mrs. A. N. Cave, South by lot now or lately of C. JI. .Matbis, (separa- ted from tho lot of said Mathis by the- WHIiston and Elko public road and fronting on said road 108 feet) and West by lot of Mrs. A. E. •Harley^ Purchaser to pay for paper*. W. V. IZLAR, .Mortgagee. L. T. IZLAR, Attorney for Mortgagee. T TAX NOTICE. TO DELINQUENT”TAX PAYERS IN B A KN VV ELL TO W N SHIP. Notice is hereby given to the follow ing delinquent, tax payers that unless they come forwanl - and make payment of the amounts Tor which they are in airears before the first day of August levies will be promptly made upon their property. - J. W. LANCASTER, S. B.C. Addison,WVIllie; Allen, Daniel; Ash ley.Sugar; Barnwcil,Sam; Port,J.M.; Braxton, Molony; Brown, Jim; But* ler^S. S.; Butler, Ellas;.CaVe, II. B.; Charlton, Edward; Connoley,-Joiin; Conuoley, Frank;'"Dlxson, Wesley; Dunbar, Eldridge;' Duntiar, J. VV.; Dunbar, Clinton; Darlington, Jim; Daniels, Pink; Daniel*,GywenDavis, Mr*. Ella; Dickson, Robert; Dyclres, Cupid; Dunbar, Elmore; Ford, Joe; Ford, Ben; Foster, Jim; Gantt,()oe« U; Green, Frank;.(jiubb*, Sam; Green, Wallace; Hogg, Peter; Hutto,Thomas; Holmes, Wash; Ingram, Punch; John son, David K.; Johnson,’ Mr*. Sarah H.; Johnson, Altco; Johnson, KllUon; Johnson, Ret; Morris.John; McCrea ry, J. 8.: Myers, Dock; Moore, Alircd: Mim*, Will re; Mirhs, Chester; Moffett, Douglas; MItchel, (Tiarlle; Odom, Henry; Odom, Ct B.; Oukman, E. IL; Peacoex, Mf*. Ko*a Belle;*Peeples, Mrs. B. W.f Peeples, Mo*«; Phillip*, .l*aac; Reed, Ransom; Robinson, Mrs. Eve; Russell, William; Richardson, Whit; Richardson,. Fred; Ready, Weston; Ready, Milton; Sanders, Louis; San ders, Clara; Sanders, CarolHfe; Scott, Melvin; Shafton< Ellck; Smith, est®4e ; of Mrs. L. P..; Sadler, CliiU; Smalls, Osar; Smith, Charlie; Scott, Primus; Scott, Heyward; Snialls, Peter; Sump ter, J.’N.; Sumpter, T. F.; Tutt, Ste phen : Turman, Felix; Walker, Jack; Watson,William; Williams,Jeff; Wil son, Ed; Wldeman, Jeff; Williams, Jim; Weston, Daniel; Wesley, Jtrek; had practice To the solution of twentyIvVilliams, Randall; WillUms, Mack; William , Billy; Wiglail, Ja*. JuijU April Announcement. Miss Hattie Martin is pleased to state jFown^TBafnweli; M thellldb S nf ftarnrtnm'r'TVncrw'-irmt Orangeburg counties'that sire i* pre pared toofter them entire satisjaetion, (ill excellence of goods, newness of styles and cheapness of price*) in Mil linery and - Fancy Goods, Dry Good and Noyimts, carefullv selected fiotn Tlie vgry t>est~.\oftbBJ : H aiid VVesici Ileuses. ' . \ Having bad the ad van tage , of six tfar*’ experience with the most com petent VuITTI hers she fi els as con fide nr of heraiiility to please tlie most fas tidious and exmHingjtu'sfcs ns of her sincere desire-to do- so. Feeling Mire that she can snecess- fidl.y compete with nil rivalry iu cbiinty tovyn or ciry. she most cordially invitei Hie ladies to call upon her iu the front portion (Jf the store of VV. J. Martin at Blackvide, examine good*,' inspect No. .'t style* and ascertain prices, bvfotc pnr- cliasing elsewhere. Bamberg Hardware Store, C. J. ,s. .BROOK Eli,:Proprietor. Keeps' a full 1 ifie'yif'TlHrdware, Tin Ware. Agate/Iron VV'are ahd'Gtins. Full sts+cl;-of- Base B;d I Goods, and Vail yTin.alTilze^Vonsttintl.v onliand As to prices 1 wi|l not be undersofd by any Southern dealer. 1 :isk the calls and patronage of my f riends ami tire general' p •blicT • C. J. St BROOKER, apro-ly Bamlierg,-S. C —WLLX’UUE-.. West hy Jackson Street, To be sold as the property of Mr*. IL M* Wiggln*. ALSO, -Due Lot In the Town of Barnwelf, containing hub (l) acre, m >re or l 7 ***. and iHUinded North l>y lot of M.J. Pat*, East by Jands of .G. Dunean Itel linger and We^t by street leading to Hair's miff. Leviod upon as the property of J. L Grubbs. * 2* - ALSO, IN FISH POND TOWKlUIIC, , All that tract of land, containing two bund red and eleven acre*, bounded l).v lands of C. F. Smoak, N. I’. Smoak, Dafiiey Davis ami others Levied igion its the property of the estate of (Tia*. pnneaux. ALSO, IN RKD OAK TOWNSHIP, One Hereof land, bounded by binds of Mrs. (Tawley, Attaway aud isne llaii- kin-oa Levied Tiporr afr-fW property of Ed ward Bailey. ALSO, ——j.— , 1_ X _ ' _ f oi»B-et«'t . y JN HOSKMaHY TOWXHIlf^Y* Two hundred (2iK>) aciVs of land bounded on tire North by Long Branch; , Ea-t by Rosemary - Greek, South hy land* of Mrs. Mary Willi* and West by estate iff Josluiii iVieCreary. . J.evied upon a* tire property of G. P ( 'nmfnings to satisfy tlie aforesaid Tax Execution and cost*. Terms of sale ca*h. Purchaser tfl^pay for papers. ALSO, IN FOUR MILt.TOWNSHir, All that tract of land, containing three li uml red acre* mure nr less, and bounded on tire North by land* of Mrs. 8. J. llankinson, East by land* of es tate Tff W — E‘. AsUley. Sontb by the Sa- vannnh River, and West by lands ot Mr*. S M. Dickson. Levied upon and to be sold as the property^)! Mr*. M. C VVi««tw*rU. — J. W. LANCASTER, Sheriff Barnwell County, Sheriff’s Office, Juiy 14. 1894. Dvspepaia. Liver Complaint. Chronic Heptatitis, Jaundice, Torpor of •LiveSd general debility following upon malarial d.seases. Dropsy Diafrluea. Dysentery^ < onst!j>*iion } UterincXyKciialaiiul Cystli: Disease amanlal deraiigement*. M Hemorrboiils, tses, llaunqiilSiiiaiKlCnt- AT.TjKTNT TOPIN' Port Royal and Augusta J. Il.tAVKK1 Lh> v Receiver. THROUGH AND JJM’AI <• In Effect Jamiwv No. I'Dailv. | 75 Meridian Time. | No.' .. - /i 5.0') )i. in. d.50°i>. in. 7.25 a. m: -» ILgUa, m, !> a. to. 1f).:i<) a. m. _ _1»U0 a. m. Tfr. a. in 12.59 a. m. Lv. Augusta Ar. ,.Cr. Ailendale Lv. Ar. Fairfax Lv. Ar. Yemassee.l.v. Lv. YeiMirosee Ar. Ar. TfeauIiUT -JCTrPrm Royal Ar. Charleston V.TLStT p 8,55 p. m. 1*8,42 p. m. 5.4 > p. in. f 5.55-p. m. < 4 . F * j-t. oi. i 4.80 p.T»." f .U5 p m. No. 4 Daily. 11.15 a? ri. 9.25 a. m. x Between Port Povakind Beauiort and Clurleslorv. to. •> l>aily. - -. -a l.t.'iy*. in. 1.21 p. in. 2.25 p. m. t.:i> i>. m. 75 Meridian Time. No.5 Daily. Lv. Pt, Royal Ar. Ly. Bonn fort Ar. Ar. Yemassee A r. ('harleston Lv (>..'si |>. »n. | (i ;tt |>. in. 5.40 p. in. ) J.15 p. m. Carolina Midland H. W Co. To take effect at 0.4') A. M. Sunday July 8, 1894. North Bound. Nnut). lioilllil. fop SALE. VALUABLE LANDS IN BARN well and Aiken Counties belonging to the New England Mortgage Security Company. Person* desiring to buy or rent will do well to write to or call on Wm IAm Hagbodl, Jr. BARNWELL O. H., S. C For fnil particulars. Connection at ABeiidale for Carolina Midland Station*. K. H. WRIGHT,G, p A GKO. T. BRYAN, T. 1*. A. —4— murS-Tv i -• 1 « • .* *r ►* 1 ^ * — v c ~~ 75th Meridian ~ i -s —• x z — y .s 1 Time. ■Hit ^ .’-S 37 -g A. _ -.1 - i - 2S - / ^ y ~ r *3 y\ Tt® ^ ■ c T. i >< Sl’ATIONS. - >, -r a* 1%X •- U. 1JU 1 •' • * ••• • n A. M. A. M. U. M !» M. 2.30.' U. 15 Lv *Seivern..Ar. 1.15 8.17 i C.5S *.... Wagener... 12.10, 8.02 4 ' 1*1 3.15| 7.08 Perry.... 12.20 7;52 1 - .1 4 . - J 3,35 7.19 } 1 *... .8^1 ley*.! *» 12.00 L.42 4.00 7.32 * .. .Springfield.. 11.3.51 7.31 1 4 1 - 4.25 7.13 j ^ 7 Whaleys.... 11.10 7.20 4.35 7,48 Walkers IKki 7.15 5 00 8 00 Ar| Blackv.) Lv. 10 35 7.'M) 9.05 10.35 Lv) 4 i Ar. 8 00 5.00 !* 17)10. on ..;. Asldeigb.... 7 47. 4.5 * 1 9.21111.05 .; .^Woodward.. 7.!2- 4.25 ! 3 ' I- ■ 9.2S 11.25 ..... Barnwell 7,35 4.05 «L JS, L. 1 ..^.Morrises.. 7.23, 3 4-5 1US 12.15 •. ... .Brow nell.... 7.11 3.25 1 / 9.52 12.25 i . - Cave*,.... ' 3 ... .*Seigling»... 7.05 3.15 10.00! 12.40 ! « 10.0fih2.53 1 ■ 1 ‘ | fi.57, 1 3.00 *> Ar*Allendale Lv 6.50' 2.45 1’. v. I'.M. 1 1 ! 1 • a. m. r. m. SUNDAY ONLY. A. F. M. 0.45 Lv Sei-vern * A r 12.02 ti.58 Wagener* 11.47 7.08 Perry* 11.35 7.19 Sail v* 11.23 7.32 Spring field 11,08 743 Whaleys lO.ofi -r—'7.48 Walkers— 10.50 — 8.00 Ar) (Lv 10 35 10.35 Evt Blackvi ‘l« )Ar 8.00 XL47 —— Aahleigdb. . , -7M — 10.52 Woodward 7.42 - 11.00 • Bariiwt*!! 7.35 11 ,\) 2 Morrises 7.23 11.24 Brownell 7dl 11.29 Caves ' 7.05 11 38 Seigiing <» 57 11.45 Ar Allendale Lv 0.50 FOR SALE, | i ; . ± spkOTalist. EYE, EAR, NOSE, TH ROAT, CREST 2nd Door from Bank, RlaeKVlUe, S. C. • aprl^C.m < Three Trade Truths. It J.JJMs&Bro. ‘and the Corner Broad and Campbell Streets, Augusta, Ga, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groce ries and Plantation Supplies. Experience lias taught n* that in knowing VV H KN, VV II AT and WH ERE to buy tire merchant succeeds customer I* satisfied. We buy when others sell and there fore get lowest prices. We buy goods; of standard grades aiid so*give our pa tron* the host that is to lre~ii*d. Wo buy where cash gets the best bargains, and share all advantage* fairly with oui customers. - .. At our new quarter a,'the most con venient and commodious in Augusta, we keep constantly full stocks of all goods in our line of .business, and we cordially in idle our Carolina friends to make our place their Georgia head quarters. By giving u* their custom they wid learn tire three truth* that NOW is the tiine,mir house TH E place and our goods the GOOlrt^ that they should liny. — —..ire We handle cotton on tlie.streets tor fifty cents a hale. Messrs..L. K. Dick«, H. M. Hair and T. R. Erwin are with us and wiO he ■pleased to sec their friends from over utlre river. Remember we are only three blocks fninnhe Union liepotand at the jonr- tfon of all tire street car line*. C»>me straight to see u*. J. J. DICKS & BRO.; AUGUSTA" Ga. Port Royal & Western Carolina Railway, J. P>. CLEVELAND, Receiver. Augusta and Asheville Short Line. Schedule in effect September 24th,- 1892. iV M ;Ot)am 11 :f:tam 12 :i7|>m t ;45|imY.ca\e .. , .Viigusta. . 7 : tl>i u .Arrive : !. Aiiderson .. t :2t*pm .V rrive. . . Greenwoml. itr-itpni Arrive- ^; l.nitrens. 7:(*q*m Arrive Greenville. . if Gopin <; :-t5pm ; A r ri ve «:4»*pm Arrive For turther iolormatioii iriiitit e to Ti* kets, Rales, ale., apply to W. J.CRAIG, G.P. A. Airive . 1 :4«p»iT fc N.IHipiu l.enve 7 :Mi*»n Le^ve 11 :f>5am 8 l.enve Kl9i5.no 5rOOpoa Leave 7:45am lit.Vpiu Leave 8 . liiaio 5 :2i*pin :.T .hii v»' «..: 85:12 pro It. 1.. TODDTrm*. Pa<*«. . PAEi&ON : lacliine Works, Howard Bros. Propr’s, i:AI«4IAil4 r %;K<Sitnd VI 1410 INl.VA f* BLACK V1LLK, s. C.. To tire usors of Motive Power aniT General Maehiaery : t , We call vour attention to tlie fact that \vc are luvjiarcd, wirli latest improved !’ools ami Machinery, to do work sm ha VO j list l)OU BKAnSTUKET, DIN AND W ILLIAM M< NA15 any Machinery used .Such, a* " -rMw.-- in this country, ! 'hclii'Yp the worst is »>vrr stml thnt times an' jvo'im*; to {xet ; bcttci* fast ami s»m*ly. So stroure* is my (belief that E ht a full stock G. DUNCAN BELLINGER, Solicitor'is oTCihuuIt, WILLIAM IL I’OWNSEN D, Lack ok Elliott <ft Townsknd, BkaufqktvSt-CI^. II. L. O’ftANNON. Bsllingsp, Townssml & O’Bannon, A.TT01XNKYM AT tiAAV Ofilee Ryan Building, Barnwell ,S. G. A cottage containing 4 room*, hall way iuHl-pu4zwh^iy<wt Etui near Church and High S'chdbL^ood well of water. Fof term® applj to .. „ J. M. HAIR, WUliatoa. S. C. T. B. ELLIS, Jr.. Surveyor arid Civil Engine^/ Special attention given to the computa lion of water-powers, leveling and drainage. . A poetSI card addressed to me at Mu .Be, 8. 0- wiil'toceivcprouipt uttenUoo. octijw lyi COTTON GINS, GKIST MILLS, - . ' DOTTOX J'KESSE-i, PULLEYS, HANGERS, MILL GEARING, Shafting ami euatings of Iron or Itras* of anv size. Sirevial attention given to GIN WORK. Having a first class Gin Builder, we can doail kitxTsof Bin Work, new brush wheels, new saw*, boxes, Ac. Saw* ghar|M*ned only by hand. „ julyjl' MJ»l ^ sri-1 i»c4'4^: ^*e;»si JIB! I) 1 c rei)(>|\s, whieb I oiler at pri-* et»s to please, Befovt* buying elsewhere or reettinsr too Vmsy with wovV^op tooexeit" | ed with jHdities come to siee me. More News next week. . W M. MgNAB, Barn well, Ja. C. 0 FIFE! . . At r; Ufej Accidei)t f Oycloire, LIGHTNING, u>' - —aVNT) • - -y . LIVE STQCK INSURANCE ✓ —At Lowest Rates Iii—. Strongest Companies, ®. • - . Mutter, Calhoun & Co. ; . . . —OFFICES'AT— tHE BANK OF BARNWELL -AND- Wm. McNAB’S STORE. api2() ' LAND FOR SALE. A small farm about a hundred acres, tweuty cleared, balance in woods, two anda baif miles from Barnwell. For particulars apply to /THE PEOPLE. , (aprtMKKO shoes . •, •4* ^ j . SLlPPEKS. ' * s • . • * , - . \ ° ' i. We have them, perfect good*, fresh from the factories,'finest quaiilies and ufost fasldonable style*. . - We invite tlie ladies and gentb-uienuof 1 the couhty to call and *re. for Iheirt-, selves, confident that we can }>iease tlio most critical taste*. r T. S. CAVE & BRO. 5 febl5-tf Dr. J.Bvfi. MthflOUS, Dental Surgeon. Blackville, S. C. Will have regular appointment* as- follow*: \ A» Barnwell, C. II. from l*t. Monday (or salea-day) in eaek month to Wed-' iresrUy evening. Room* at Molair Hinise. Ortice two door* South of hotel, oir West or opposite side of street. At Sally’s, H. A. & X. R. K., from 3d Monday In eaok iponth to Wednes-* day evening. Otllce. at Price’s Hotel. Will be at Ida honieot.ice at BlackvlU®. every Friday and Saturday frum 1st of 1 Febnufv to 30th Seutefiibtrr inclusive,, and every Thursday; Friday andSatur-1 day, from lat October jto JUt January inclusive. , Will make appointment* with patient®' to meet them at either of UU olhce* at/ any time. „ - s « i Patient* will find it more comfortable to have their work done at the otltce r though if deal red will call on them at their residences anywhere vritldu tiiWty tuilorei Blackville. DL ’'--34k jf -i- . ■•-re- n \r -or. ■4k i.~:

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