The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 19, 1894, Image 3
rates of suiisc riptide
Adv%HC«, per Annum
THURSDAY, JULY i'J, 1804.
i
/ A The next retni? ar<‘.< nil munication of
' Harmony Dk1»»-No. i? A.-. K.-. M.-.
Jr will t>« h^M aWhf now Masor.icTein
pi c in Biwnwelf upon 14th 'lay 6t
July ISIM. the ^am« buintc the *»df Sat-
unlay la sal-i month, beginning at “High
twelve.*.!
rfy onler of V\ .•. M. - .
J. A. .Ikvkiss. Secretary.
The regular meeting of Barnwell
Lotlge No. lt>, Knighta vf Pythias,
will he held at their Hall on Friday
night at 7‘,'o’clock a lullattoudau^e
is requested. , -
Bv order of
C. J. HAY, V., C.
Wm. McNAB, K. K. S.
: "■
Lost and Found.
tiCist—^SnfTerers from Dyspepsia.
l>m|>«y,'MHlarU and Liver (Jomplaint
tinless they at «nT»te'«otiiiiiHii(re the use
Of Glenn Springs Mineral VVntrr.
Found—Hundred* of people in every
part of the State who testify that the
waters of Glenlr Springs arc simply the
beat.
Prof. W. P, Hill, of Charleston, la
spending his vacation at Elko.
All signs point tb the reopenlnjfoT
the Dispensaries nett month. :
Mr. J. Allen Tobifl and family leave
tomorrow to visit relatives at Chester.
The Barnwell boys are talking about
getting up a series of bicycle races this
i fail.
Twelve cobvlcts were carried front
Barnwell to the Ic.:Ueittiary yester
day. ^ ,
Col. Robert Aldrich and faihilv went
to their summer home at Saluda on
Tuesday. ,
Tremefirer Free paid out almost a
thousand dollars last week for court ex
pense*.
Dr. R. H. Harley’s friend* have put
him in the race for School Commis
sioner.
ttasbcwsas *cgiSttncd no «t«3S.
FROG POND
CHILL HID FEVE9 CBBE
HIE SUREST CURL CUfiE MADE
, Cint After ill Others Fail.
I
Then why not go for it from the
rst and Save suffering and mooeyi^
t stops Chills in 24 hours. 50c.
and Ai.00 bottles. The $r.00 bot
tles holds nearly three times *£•
much as the 50c. sire.
EXTRA CAUTION. Be-
ware of the dealer that offers you
something else instead; insist on
having Kaoo Pond Chill and
Fever Core. There is none as
good as FROG POND.
DAVENPORT MF6. CO.,
AUGUSTA, OA-
FOR SALE BY
K P. SE ARSOX,
Allendale, S. C.
Trade Htsppliad hv
DOAVlK iV MOISE’, H. CAER,
Our last waok’a report cioaod on Wed
nesday morning. After that time the
AlHance Department.
following case* were tllspoMsd of
NOTOI’ILTIT.
Joseph Aiken etal., arson.
Horace Bonn tree et ui., honse break
ing with Intent to steal and committrr-
ceny.
Kd Bailey, riot and a-sarflt and bat
tery rtf 11 high ami ag.'raVated nature,
seven of hi* associate* h.-iilg eon viced.
Wymau Manuel and George Lyons—
Aasaitit and battery with Intent to kill.
Mitciicll Harris and Epliraim Sams—
Arson.
Adopted as the County Organ by the'Coun-
y Alliance Jn*>-bth, PWW. —
M. J. PATE, Associate Editok,
To whom ail Coramunioatiou* on Alhanca
Matter* should be addresatsi.
Hon. J. M. Sklnnor annonnees htm-
*elf a candida'.e for re-election to tiic
House.
Mr. Lcrdy Molarr leave* today to visit
relative* arid friends In Virginia and
'Vashlngpin. i5±:ir , - -
The Teachers’ Institute at. VVilliston
last week was well attended and well
W’orth attending. ', • '
Mis* Mamie Spoiglits of Henderson
ville, is vi*it.ing Misses Mattie Wood
wad'.Maggie Lemon.
We, acknowledge an invitation'to a
HttsketrlMenic to he gi ven at Oak Dalv
on tomorrow, ‘JOthlnst.
Tire. Comptroller General ha* ap
pointed the i'ld Inst for making the an
nual settlement w itli Treasurer Free.
JuiTge Tmvnse 1 i<T"1
Tuesday afternoo!'.. He dispatched a
great amount of business during tlie
term.
s Talhert post office began hi:sines*
1a*t wee. will* Mr. W. W. Woolev as
GUILTY. ,
Henry VI’. Rice) di*i>osiug of projierty
under a lien.
Pleasant Davis, assault anil battery
of affligh and aggravated nature, w ith
rccomuieudation to mercy.
Elliott Kohinsbn, mausiaughte 1 ',
Richard VV'roton a id six others, riot
and assault and battery of a high and
aggravated nature.
Anthony Scott, wilful ami maliciotm
injury to au animal.
M. M. l.iglitsey and .Sam Light spy,
assault and battery of a high and aggra
vated nature.
i’resentim-fet of the Grand Jury, for
July Term of 1SD4.
To the Hon. D. A. Townsend, Presid
ing Judge:
The Grand Jury beg leave to make
th£ fallowing report:
That we examined all the county offi
ces and tiud them in good condition and
the-book* well kept.
We also visited the Poor House and
found the building* in good order and
the repairs that we-rcc.nmuicnded were
complete '1'he pauper*, seventeen in
number, said they were well cared .lor.
-And we found one chimney tliut the
for hP hnnio lifMUHiing had struck that needs some
repairs.
We visited the Jail. The repairs on
jail felloe liave lieeit completed, hut
tiothiug else we rcgommende.tl ha* been
done. We recommended in our last
presentment that, the window Shatter*
in this county.
Watermelon price* have been satis-
fauto’y tip to date. The weight of
hard times is being lifted fiohi many
burdened shoulders.
The examination for the Wjnthrop
s dioTarslilp* w as held at The Graded
School building yn 'I’uesday. Thir
teen young ladies were candidates for
the two places.
Misses Hattie Newsome, of Williston,
an'i Maggie Furse, of \iartins,.wi)n the
prizes.
The AtUutic <least Line extension
from Kemini to Denmark was tnsjipcted
by the Ksllroad v^unmissioners last
w*eck ami authorized to begin business.
HOT’ til is ei.—Th 1* 11 akes IJ nost. office* ..bii rei>air,al and the jail house lie pamt-
ix Scaiidimn ian locki* bellirii-
mers to plough nearer than ten feet of
The CiUXor thank*' varion* good.^ the centio.-s>L JJJe road ami the law be
enforced against any persotllbr plough
ing nearer.
iV'eafso rceonimerid that the County
Commissioners be brought before the
Court and show: causs wiiy Uiij\ work
lias pot been done sis our roads are in a
■Very bad condition.
in (.losing this our presentment we
friend* for sundry timely and thought
ful contribution* of butter milk, toma-
t >es, cantaloupes and melons. Let
them roil.
0
A strong jietitirtn was forw arded to
to.
niavJl
Charleston, 8. C.
A Dollar Bow a
will get you a hundred No. (ij high - cut
eiivelo|ies with return request, and its*
note head*, 0. Hi. papgr, with address
and date Hue printed.
Send'1 hk Pkoclk a dollar and get
full worth ior yonr money.
Hardware House
BLACKVILLE. S. C-
——r— - —- ? - ! i .
Hair & Williams ask a fulVshare of
puIdle patronage BECAUSE they car
ry a (ieneral Line of Hardware and
Move* and pay | articular attention t<>
all kinds of work in tiieir Hue, such as
Tin Bo. ting and Repairing, -
BEi' AC8E, they buy for cash and sell
foroash, so^iving every buyer goiuls at
the «uiaiiest poiNilile margin of profit.
BECAUSE, they guarantee, entire
satisfaction, havingbought the fixtures,
too Is and maeliinery of the. late linn of
Baldwin Garvin, dud have in tiieir
employuient the liest workmen,of fieir-
teen years experience.
BECAUSE it will pay everybody to
buy Jrora this new linn
jif Vl ft & WILLIAMS,
' - Gpiiosite Rush Wouse^—
_aprl9
The recent rainy sjHdl devt»l<q*ed a
numherof weather prophets in liain-
well. »
Attorney* D. S. Ilender«nn-and M..
B. Woodward of Aiken, Allen J. GnTii
and John I*. Thomas, Jr. of Columbia,
11. II. Moss of lOrangehurg, Henry
Buist of Charleston, George H. Gruber
of Walterlmro, Vf. J. Verdieraud Thos.
Talhird of Beaufort and ( J. C. Hut*
•on and J. 1*. Pritchard of Hainpion'
were in town last wbek, looking after
4 the interest of clients, in matter.* before
the Judge at chambers.
The State Board of Equalization met
HtColunibia last week and lixssl the as
sessments of real pfiTpcny f<fr tlrnTyext
.four years. Tlie vain it ion of real" es
tate in thi* ertunty was iiiercased 0 per
.cent. According to Auditor Hunter’s
teisirt thc real properly in t is county
foots up *J,7U.OA.' The total value in
Hie State wa* $!»o,270.*J41,.whicn will
Fisc to aliou't 4101,00(1,000 under Bio in
creased valuation. ■ -
Col. John B Patrick, of the A nder
son Military Institute, was in town 1 11
Monday, on a visit to hi* brother, Mr
ong |ietitioii was forwaini
the Governor last week askiiitsAiim
offer a reward for the arrest of un-
,known white cap* who have been ad
ministering switch law, «V,c., in tlie
Asbleigh neiglihortiood.
Married at Appleton on tlie 15t.li inst
aMi p. m, by Key. Dr. Ja*. D Erw in
Mr, 4. WTP. Armstrong and Mi*s Ag-
gie Auglej;, Mr. and Mrs. Arnisrrong
tiave^tme to Aslievtile on tkeir liridal
tour. -—• . ‘ • •
M'e are asked by a correspondent to
express the thank* of the Cypres* Chap-
el people to Prof. Shecut,'composer of
tlie Drama Lost mid Found, for hi*
klildn ss in |n-riiiitiiiig litem 10 preseut
it on Thursday evening last.
Mr. Henry Kililngsworth lost hi*
liouse and a,l cimtcnt.* iiy accidental
lire Monday night., I Vile n Mr. ami
Mrs. K il lings worth woke t low, house
w as almost falling in ail'd H'ey bardy
escaped with their lives, itejiad 110
insurance.
Mr. T. VV. Ez^ard,.. syb'ilie pardon
from the penitentiary we noted last
week, has returned to his liome in Getir-
gl.i. IVo uiitried'i'asesjigainst him re
main ou the Barnwell contingent
docket. Mr. Ez/.ird claim* to have
been victimized by some Georgia law
yers and talks of prosecuting them.
That Would be the best way of Estab
lishing hi* innocence, if lie is guiltless.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee met on the Util lust at Barnwell.
Mr. W. H, Duncan was'elerted Secre
tary, in place of Col. F M. Mixson, re
moved to Columbia, There not ladtig
a full attendance the appointment. 01
manager* of tlie primary election was
postponed until the-next niemfng of
tlie ComiNittee, which w ill be held on
Saleday in August.
W'. ts, McTail teas in town oii .S.Uut-k
day. He has for some time, tieeti In
loisine-* at Jacksorrtioro. Hearing ot
tlie dismissal of his appeal by the C.
S. Supreme Court, he left and canje up
to begin the service of his sentence,
Which is at present suspended by a
writ of error tiled hi the State Circuit
CourtyW hen his appeal was tirst taken,
110 official notice-of -its dismissal having
been sunt down. Petitions for bis (mr-
don are being cireulafed.'
Blackville .News.
. Tliere will be an Icecream festival
op Tlinrsday evening for the llienefii. oli
the B<i|itist and Presbyterian ciiurches.
Everybody invited to attend.
TT. 1*. Dyclies and.Jno. T'unter have
form d a copartnership and w ill onen a
'grocery store at Keeler’s ol»l stand on
.August 1st. < *
Mr. \V. J. Pollard ami family were
down from ytngusta last Sunday, tlie
guests jif Df. Kyan A. Gyles.
A large basket pienie is anticipated
at'O.aUdale on next Friday.
Mr. Nelson Davis and Mr, NVllliu
Levy came dow n from ^ Augusta last
Sunday and spent the day with friends
and relatives.
o . , 1 - -..I- Mr. J. J. Weiftsinger was summoned
tieo. W. Patrick,and paid us a pleasant ^ WOuk - to Uh . ^ , i(lo h - tt
stands in* tlie front
ffatsr
0 i and
idled, tlie heater repaired and we. ro-
coiiiiiiend again that t hi* lx* done, and
JESLiition to have the e(K*khig stoves
repaired, and also the leak* in tTieTamrt
liouse be repaired’. Complaint Wai*
maile by the prisoner* that they did not
get enough to eit. TJie jai lor look a
c •( tract iroiu tlie County v'ommissiou-
ers n> repair fence and he took tlie pris-
oners out of jail and made them drt t he
work.
and was brought back and severely
whipped by one of jn lsotior* by or
der ol the jailor.
In our' last presentment. we recom
mended that public road* in tlie county
be pm in good order and not allow* far-
OMrcl* «f th* J AllUsr*.
B. H. ('rum, President.
J. C. Miilcr, Vice President,
W. 8. Hu in here, Spervtary.
A. K. Five, Tivasnior. -
(«. 1>. Khmrd, (..linpiatn.
T. 8. Wts'ks, Connly Lecturer. \
W. A. Alf, Stewaruor Assistant lascturTf.
\V . T. Harley, lhH»r Keeiwr.
U. K. Barley, A Habitant ffisir Keeper.
1). W. BoJilonl, 8ergwant-at Anns.
K. H. Creech, Business Agent.
F.xecutive Committee—C. B. Free, W, w.
Patrick, W. A.Faust.
Trade Cunimittee—0. M. Hunter, E. II.
Dowling. J. M. Ulnut, W. A. Ail.
Crtiiniilttee on (i(«M.of the Order—J, C. Mc
Millan, C, M. Rdenfteld, W. T. Cavc, J. K
Snelling. F.. U. Guess. »
Bro. George Sheppard lias the thanks
of this department for a aplendid fifty
prtund watermelon;
The Good Ifork Goes On.
The series of Alliance meeting* ha*
come and gone and only the delightful
remembrance of tlie good times remains.
Every preparation had been mad* for
the grand opening at Denmark on the
l»th lust., but tlie rain came steadily
down all day and prevented the meet
ing.
The rr.ln having ceased on the morn
ing of the lltli the people of Double
Bonds, Rei'ity Bnitteli, A.-bleigh, Her
cules and other,section* were early astir
and. soon a large crowd gathered at
Reedy Branch Church, determined tj»
inaxe up for (lie’TBSfft'PfmtTitmenT itf-
Denmark, and right royally did they
entertain tlie great multitude that had
assembled. 'SeiuitoT Mayfield, in hi*
eloquent and graceful style, made an
n-ffife that » w received and
highly appreciated. A splendid din
ner, a beautiful day, with not a single
iueuRoLto Thar its pleasures made the
meeting a splendid success and ail re
tired to take a Huh: rest to tie ready for
the ir$ich to Cypress Chapel next day.
||At Cypress ( liaj'Vl; we were greeted
by a gathering that was variously csli-
One of tliein got out of the yard mated at from 800. to lilMl. It is a diffi
cult matter to cak’iilate tlie imiiiher of
those ja-eseiit. at a‘(dace Mi'Npproprlate
lor a pie nie as i* lids beautiful church
and soi foimMiug gmiluds, as the unnp-
II a ye* and feaalad a Mil k indue** rend
ered the virlier forgetful of the cxUt-
enoe of haird Him*. ThU seemed to be
the rule, that all visitor* shontd be
looked after and fed, and it wa* strictly
adhered to. -r - - ...
Thu* concluded the seriei of meet
ings; not one thing unplet*at.t trt war
the pleasure of any one.
Court being in session many wert de
prived of tiio pleasure of altciidiug. and
at every meeting regret* were common
that Cql. TalbertcotllJ not. lie with »D.
The writer, a*ji tneinbqrof com
mittee totarrange the iiM*ctings«nd i»«r-
oitaliy, de*ire* to return thanks for the
very courteous treatment given him,
and lias but one regtet to express, and
that 1* that Hie extended aeasioa of the
grand jury deprived him uf the pleas
ure of intending the Reedy Branch
meeting.
Catarrh Cnnaot lie Cured
with local Miiplicatiohs. as they canoot
reach ttie seal of tlie disease^ Catarrh
i- u lilood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure it'you must take Inter
nal remedies Bail’s Gatarrh Cure ts
taken internally, and ayia dlrecilv on
tlie blood and mucous.surlaees. Hall’s
Catarrh (!ure is not a quack medicine.
It was prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this enu»»ry for years,
and ^ a regular prescription. It I*
composed of the best tonics known,
combined w ith the beat blood purifiers,
iicltug directly on tlie mucous surface*.
The perfect com hi ualifui of the two In
gredients is a hat produces sueji won-
derini result* Hi rViTtilg Catarrh. Send
for testimonials,free.
K. J. Cheney A Co , Props., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c,
CAWplpATES,
FOR CONORKtW.
At the noHrliation of my conGH'vent*
I (9 ill be a candidate for re-eMjtlon to
CongreMi from the Second Cpngrea-
sioiial District, subject to the action of
Mie Ikeaidcretlc primary. —-- —
' f W. J. TALF*trr.
FORtUK LEGISLATURE.
take Occasion to thank your Honor and
the other officers of this court for the
eourtes.v and consiilcratfoh extended
to us. Kes, e tfnl y aubmitted,
\V. a. B. Nlwsom, Foreman.
iiKTt’ux ro tiik hulk.
. The County (.’onimissioners. through
IV. H. Townsend. Esq., made tlie fol
lowing yetur 11 to the rule, which was
verilled hy Cnpt. M.O. Wall: f . .
The KcsDondcnt*, the.County Com
missioners of Baftiwell County, an
swering the Rule to show - cause issued
on the llih day of July A. D. 1S!)4, rc*-
peetfully show and allege : r .
That th«y are noi aware yrT'any re
port or recomiiieiidatioiis, ffiade by the
Grand Jury for said County, at ihc
March 18:14 Term ot tliis (.Ourt; nmf
rhafno co|»v of any such rtporr or pre-
seiUiueLt has been served Upuu the ies«
polldellts J
Wherefore the respondents pray that
the rule to show cause be discharged.
Noilue.
Tlie Executive Committee of tlie
Ban well Association has called a
meeting of all the pa-tyrs and Hnaiicial
agents of the ciiurches to meet at
Sin ingtow 11 cliiiicii otrTbnrsday Angt.
ting shade on eve*y side causes the
Attorney for Respondents
M.N 1LXLK.*.
Sentences were passed a* follows:
M. .M. Lfghtsey—il mmitlis in the
Penitentfary or $75line. M. S. Lightsey
—tl moniJis iii jail or $J5 tine. Thry^lp-
pealed to the nupreme ( ourt and were
released on bond.
Henry W. Rice—2 years in I’eniten-
tiury. A|>pcal taken to Supreme Court
and bond fixed at
I’lea-itut DaTi*—C months in 1’enlte -
tiary or $5U tine.- / rv 1 ^-
Ricliard Wrotoh and ft others—each
2 years in tlie Beiiiuuiiiary or $-<>(• tine.
Appeal taken and bond fixed at fSt/O
each. r —
Ba* Ryan—(i month* in Penitentiary,
Ceia Ryan—1 year in Penitentiary.
crowd to be badly scattered. Here a
neat stand wn* etvi-Cd.and ample seals
for the comfort of a’l provided. C.apt.
T S. Weik», County Lecturer, in his
pleasant style iiitriijbcc'! senator May-
lield, wlio delivered a 11 • addfe-s tliat
will long be remembered bv all present
Tlie Senator i.* a gifted speaker rtud Ids
presentation of lac * i.« convincing
proof that, iu* is well posted ami tlior-
pughly and earnestly in sympathy w ith
the toiling masses of the country. Mr.
M. O. M all lb.'11 took the stind ami am
I iiomiced tliat speaking would bq sus-
' pended until after dinner. '1’his state-
j input was ■greeted with much satlsfac-
j lion—for-* dinner at l^ypress Chapel
! means the perfect and absolute indif
ference or jlesire for anything to eat
f ir the next two or tiircc days. Long
.tables were arranged and elegantly cued
and roast meats, pips, iyike*—well, eve
rything that is good was nicely ar
ranged and tlie ladies invited to the
“tirst tabic,” after rwhksh the tables
were replenished and the “backbone”
of the country, as Dr. Milt Turner calls
“ them, were tnrmwl loose. The assault
wa* quiet And orderly, but the ammuni
tion continued to come from cue hides,
trunks, boxes, baskets and barrels, so
steadily tliat, notwithstanding the con
stant admonition of the committee to
Mhelp yourselves, there’s plenty for
all,’-’ men and hoys would turn from
tlie tables and seek the shade to quietly
meditate upon tlie hospitality of so hap
py a people. After dinner Col. Robert
Aldrich was introduced. Col. Aldrich
su'd tliat hi* summons was to deliver
an Alliance address; that he wa*afraid
his remarks Would fail to interest the
ladies,'hut that he would comply w ith
call. Col. Patrick
Tank of successful •ducathrs and ha*
established an admirable school at An^_
dersom Barnwell bom he still cherish
es a first love fertile old oounty and
will take especial care of her younger
nous Intrusted to him. The People
knowingly vouches forhim as entirely
worthy of every co 11 tide 1 ice of parent*
and guardians. v - -
Of the many good school* in this
State there is none better than the
South Carolina College. Important
f/hangc* have recently been made in the
Requirement* of tfdmis-lon, course of
studv etc. A number of regular 4 four ! spending
ye f cour*e« have l»eea added in No - Baxley.
hial, Chemical. Electrical Engineering, , Mrs. F,. T. Barnes, of Augusta, and
Civil Engineering and a modlHc itiou Misses Uo»a and Eiz.zhi ‘Killiifgswortn
of .the Literary, and in any of these one are visiting their brother,’ Mr. J. T.
Ktudy may he substituted for another Killingswortli. ' ■ \ *
of like character. The necessary ex- Mr. and Mr*. Oesterrelchcr of Alien-
penses Of Living have been greatly re- dale arc the guests of Mr. {j- J. Davis,
duced. Miss Hattie McMillan, who lias been
Young men who contemplate going spending some time in YVillLtou i* now
-4ff to purkue their studies in more ad- w ith her Grand Mother, Mrs. McMil-
vancad institutiotirwould do well, h - lan. Three Mile Township .
fore deciding,- to write to President W. NY’. Snelling Was taken suddenly
JwmerY^eodrow, Columbia S. C. fora ill Monday evening,
copy of the AmmniwLVuieirt forTF'Ji**' 1 Dr. J.eeroy isso much better that he
Y>5.- . . _#< goe* Vi hi* old home tuduy.
Charlie, vylm fV ifhrTTTr-tlltnTMontgC'iH-
ery. Alabama, ills mauyTTiemU vyisli
him a speedy recovery. A. U.Xv
Red Dak New*.
Crops uro bail I y damaged by the con
tinued, rain* of the pa.-t month, but'
none ^o seriously us the cotton, and it
rains, raiiio. I • *
Miss Georgia Hatcher, one of Beech
Islands most channlng young ladies is
visiting the Misses Mamie and Dora
Green.
Mr. \Y'. Mok* Baxley ami daiighter,
Mrs. Lloyd Burch i f Augusta. Ga., iU'c
some time w ith Mr. G. C-
1
Henry Gr^m—i year in Petiitentiaiy.-Dur .request of. tile coni 111 it^.JiJoL
Aldricirelabonited cold, stern fact* to
tlnc AlUancemen; pointed out sdtne of
the causes and prescribed the remedies
for piauy of the trouldes of this,day
and time. Tlie people never tire of
listening to his w ise, eloquent and pa
triotic counsel.
Ice , cream, Jeinonadc, Ac,, were
served as the prelude to a drama to lie
presented at night for the benefit of tlie
' church.
7 Friday, Blkh, being the annual ancet^
ing of the Count)^Alliujicc th*- g.tthcr-
illg at Caves was the largest yet assem
bled. Dr. Miller had told the writer
several weeks ago tliat it wa* going to
be a “big time,” and the Dr. WneM’
w hereof he spoke. V.
Cave’s i*ou tlie Carolina Midland,. 11
mile* from Barnwell. A beautiful
church sets hack on an elevation from
the railroad; the grauii^^i|v*tily laid
off and cleanly keptyltee.* trimmed and
elegant water. If nature left anything
undone in adapting Cave* a* a/ultable
place for good people to gather find
worship thw great giver of afl
Roila Hay—2 years in I’enip-ntiHry.
James Myers—i year in IVinteniiary.
Austin M iltiaiiis—:i mouth* in Peni
tentiary. * r , '
ll.iniiny Garvin—!» 1nont.l1* in Pcni-
teotiayy—Appeal taken, bond fixed at
$200.
, Alonzo Cununiiig*—$20 line or 1
moiitfi in jail He. 1*11 years old and
has-been .bound out Irom t|m expfra-
Jion of impr'Hoiiment until 21 years of
age. Hi* criuie was rocking a railway
train.
4*. R. F.. Stausell—7 yeqrs in the Peni
tentiary ar.d 81 tine.
Antony .•scoit—0 moiuli* in the i’eni-
tctiifarv and ^1 line.
JKiott Roliinson—20 years in the
Petiileiiiinry.
A consent order w as taken sending
Henry \V. Morris, G. F. Morris,^con
victed at March term of burglary and
■arCeny and seiitcriced to 5 years each
in tlie i’enitentiary, up to sei vSTiiCtr^
ternr of tmtrrisonme.nt, they having re.
mained in jail, being unable lo.gi\»i
bond. s
'i’he case, against James Gary Owens
was eoniinucd to the next term on ac-
eountof the ab*enee' of Col. YY'. Perry
Murphy, who appeared for the State,'
liis dutie* in uhe United Slates Court
pro'.'<’ r n rinTf'his attcndatices - -
.'l lie jl ii-;*mary general order* were
taken, with the f<>ilow ing nddition*:
That cojiies of tli ( Itepqrt of the
Grand Jury lie forthwith served upon
tlie Board of CoJinty Comuii-sioncrs
and upoij the Shefife and Jailer.
That tlie (’ou-r.ty Jailer show cause at
the next term of this Court wiry a bill
of indictment should not be made
against him oil jtho charges contained in
said Report.
Mr. II. YY’. Rice gave bond on Tues
day anti was released. Tlie others who
appealed were expected to make thei^
bwiidson yesterday,
Orl Tuesday Gov. Tillman signed all
order directing the Sheriff to hold’G.
M. Morris in custody and not send him
to tbrt Penitentiary until he has time
to examine the petition for hi* pardon.
“The old town of Appomattox, in
Virginia, is almost entirely deserted ”
*ay» the New York Press. “Thdre are
live negro familie* and ode white fam
ily still there, but they haVe indicated
their purpose of emlifraHng before pext
Spring. '1'he street* are choked tip
with weed* and gras*, and the hou&s
afe falling to pieueaF’
2 prux.
. Thin is a sjiecial call fora general
discussion and arrangement of the
wmk of that body, audit i* hoped a
full alfeodaiiiV wifi be on- hand.
There will Tic' a lunch served on The
grounds.
By order of the Board.
J. A. Jenkins,
July 7, ’HI. SoctG
Clab Notice*.
'I'he RTiseniacy D'emociartc'Ctilb'Titt
trteet at Tinker creek school house on
."Saturday, July 2Hth. at Jb’clock |>.m.
Li reorganize the dub ami sploct offi
cer* for the dub and delegate »« the
county convention, and to attend to
other important business. AH uiem-
bCTrof tlnrcttrb are requesretl m attend.
J. A. Woodward,
Club Cliainnan
Tfie Blackville Democratic Club will
meet on Saturday, July 2Mh, at J
o’clock p. m. to reorganize and eles-t of
ficer* and delegate* to county conven
tion, and to attend to otijer important
business. All member# of the dub are
requested to ai tend. , , ■
C. H. Iflathi*, Cliainnan.
F. M. Mixson, Secretary.
The Bennett Spring* Deniocrath
Club .vVill meet irt the \V llliain* School
house oil Saturday eicnffig 2lsl, iu-t. at
3.J(i o'clock to reorganize and for other
purposes.
Geo. YY’. Morrell, President.
P. M. Cater, .Secretary.
i would re*pectJully stale lhat I am a
candidate In fWe Democratic Primary
for meuilieror the House of Represent
atives, pledged to ablilC the results and
support the nointflees of that election.
I could trot hKre revleW my course as a
member of tin- Hou«e but in\
endeavor to respond to the con
ferred and the trust rephaed elec
tion, ami should 1 he^returned ns a
menitier wrtuld renew my effort* to win
tlio “♦•ell done” of my ftllow citizen*.
Jos. SisiisAkr.
FUR cDun tt. I REASURKR.
I respetftiully announee myself a
Faudidate for reelectlon to the ollltr ef
Con 11 tv Treasurer* subject to the rules
and regulation* of the Democratic pri
inary and pledge myself to sufiport the
nominees of the- Democratic party.
Titan king the voters sod tax payer* for
their kind rumei^hrauce of mein the
pa*t will endeavor tose ve them “if
elected” in the future a* in the past to
the best of mv ability, A. F. FtiKK.
Barnwell P. D.'*
port tl
Barnwell P. 0.
I respectfully Ufhontfce
didate fr*r thw rtffloe of ’
Barnwell County, *
and regulations for*f\
rntic party. In iloln# y
magnitude, do&e work. Slit
will spare heither pains, labor nor
to smiqrisfltlly organize am! put
practical operation tlie new system
county governnienf. . \
1 thank my friends for the exolbl-
tioh of their cutifldsnoe in electing me a
inemtieF of the present Board «f Coun
ty CoinuiUshmer# ana respectfully astt
a cfuitinuance of tbeli" support, if they
M.O.IT
YV'all.
member of tb«
judge me worthy.
Having Serycd a^ a
Board of Cqtinty CotpmlssIonerS
conscientiously |ierlorMie«l every
devolving upon ihei atid having a!
aht assurance that hiy, serviced bar*
been"appreciated, t annrtunce myaelf nM
a candidate for Couiftr Supervisor.'soh-
je«"t to all tbe rilleii arid regulation*gov
erning the Democratic primaries;
J. A. llstaa.
Xfipletwti, S. C.
yVc the fnany fHonil* of Capt. W..T.
Cave, of Georges Creek Township, an
nounce Idn- a eandidate for the OWN)of
Coifnty auiiervisor, and (denge him *•
abide the results of tbe Democratic pri
maries. • Fuinzhs.
Diar, P: O.
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
To TflE Democuatic Votkus ok Bah.v-
W KLL L'OUKTV.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for re-election to the office of
f'lolLUC-.-JudgC, subject <0 the rule*
and regulations ol tlie DFfbrtCniilc
pri diary, and pleilgc myself to abide
by tlie result and supimrt the nominees
of Hie Deuiocraiic party. Being consci
ous of having tai hfully discharged my
official dutie*, I feci eoiitidcul that my
iiipar-
tial consideration at • the*.hand# of a
generous public. Thanking my friends
for their kind and Hlieral supixrrt In
Ote past, 1 earnesLlv solicit tiieir suf-
frage in tin* approaidilug election. My
aithcial dutie- previ-nt me mskiiig an
extensive persuttal eanvass.
Your obedient servant.
J. O. PATTKK80K*
I respectfully announce mysolf a
candidate for Probate Judge of lianj-
weli 4U*M4»U', subjei-.l In tin- rule* of the
Ileiiiocralic I’riiMXrics, and ide-lgc my
self to abide the results and siip|H>rt tin*
nominee* of Hie party.
, T. S. YY'kkks.
Bamberg June. 4th, iKlil.
- FOR AUDI TOR.
YY tH>DYVOKKING M ACfl lNEHT,
BRICK ANDTILE “
BAUUELSTAVE . -» ,
GINNING
GRAIN THRESHING ”
HAYV MILL ..
R^CK HULLING j
^ —r—-fiiigiiicF and BolUu*^——.
Htate Xgents lor TallNitt A Hons’ Efi-
ginej. and Boiler*, Haw antl.Grlst Slill*.
Brewers’ Brick Machinery, Double
Screw cotton Presses. .
Thomas direct acting Steam Presses,
110 bells.
TlxiiiTa*’ Seedt*nttort Hlefators, —-
Hall and Lmn'mi* Gina, Euglehnrf
RieeHullers. . . .
11. Jl, Smith A to’*. fthoH-’Working
Machinery. . , .
Planer*. Band tft*$ri, Moulfters, Mor-
ti-ers. T
Tcnenpr#, comprising complete
•"qnlpmciit for Sash, t><Nir #ti4 YTagop
Factories, DeloSche’s Plantation Haw
Mills, variable feed. . (
Belt lugs, rfuiiig* and Machinery
Siiirplies. WniA-fttf irriees.
V fc. BAlmAH,
Mnnngr).
~ c*inmm s. C.
tliat is
gooffnwd pure or to'assemble and pur-
tnfv-or The bountiful hospitality of a
generous and prosperous, .people the
writer hereof failed to uutitje llm deti-
ciency. « - (4
The County Alliance held asiiort ses- apply to
sjoti and the large i^semblage w as again
treated to addresses from Col. Aldrieh
and HcnaUir Mayfield, and then dinner.
The excellent connHittee,' Messrs. K.
R. Harl>y,Ed Hazel and J. YY'.Thomas,
had a neat stand, table* and everything
nece—ary to the eujrtyiqent and comfort
of all. Arrangement* had been made
to feed 1500 people, and in our hamble
judgment the hungry remnant of Isse’s
gallant army at Appdinattox could have
satisfied their appetite* at the bountiful
dinner at Cave*.
The writer, wlth tH* better half and
a half dozen pretty girl* (and one mem
ber of the grand jury) he had in charge,
were captured by Ca)»t. and Mrs. J. A.
TT'
POTENCY
''""CATARRH
The proto* atMhargo mf
■norao from tho nose, tbe
Sropptag. of morel from tbe
■oetrtta into tbe tbroet, tbe
amnnelotloo of muene mid
the comtant Inclination to
bowk and expectorate.
, •- - -jj tJUit JPU BOX (IHSag—
aWMalled promptly receipt ef price.
THE HAHHEMAHM SPECIFICS CO.,
SSI greed way, Hew Verb.
For sale by •>. Alicuiooiu.
•PATRICK
MILITARY INSTITUTE.
A IV I iMKiwOX. ra.f.
Good Course in Englisi', Matlicmat-
icr>, Latin, Greek, (ictiusn, French,
Physical and Political Science, Draw
ing and Book-keeping.
.JSimd Iqr Catalogue.
CUT.. .rO'HN B. PA I RICK,
_ , Mlpei iuleiitielit. .
South Carolina College,
COLUMBIA, H. C.
Ses-ion licgins Sept. 25th, Nine reg
ular Courses, with Diplomas. .Spt'v-lai
Courses, with Certilicaie*. Rcqiilrc-
iiieuts lor adniisstoii utodilied. Board
fSnuioiiih. Total ner-efsary expenses
for the year (eXcfusivo of travellitig,
clothing, and l>«>ok»j JLo.Ui£112 to $152.
Send for Aiu$ouh(■euimii.- —
For lurtlier inlonraiton address l1u.
Pic»i^t-i:t. Jiioii"* YVoodrow.
fINe fahiM
For Sale.
That beautifully located snd highly
Ini')roved farm of 2U7 acre-, on the
StTutli Carolina KailwHy. known* as
part of the Willis place and" liouiidcd
by lands of M. YVillis, Mrs. Sallle Stan-
-(■11, L. A. Thomson, James Baxley and
the South (Carolina Railwhv is offered
for sale on five years timo with Interest
•at 7 |H;recut jH*r annum. This place
can be made an ideal home. It has all
needed out buildings, splendid water
and a proverbial health record. There
is no waste land on the place audit can
1)* improved to equal iu productiveness
any Hkclutmber of acres in South Caro
lina. For pried* and other particular-
I resffectfiilly announce myself a can
didate fbr the office of Cubutv Auditor
subject to the Democratic primary elec
tion rule* and regulations, and pledged
to abide Hie result* and support the
party nominie*. G. O. Riley.
I respectfully announce myself s can
didate for file office of Comity Auditor
subject to tbe Democratic priimtry efec-
tiou rules and regMlstlntis, and pledged
toabhir the results and support tlie par
ty nominee* G. Martin Hvntkn.
* I reapsctTully aiiiioumw myself a can
didate for the office of Auditor, subject
to tbe rrtles and r*‘g Utions governing
tlie Democratic prlmarie*. .
Apprehending that I may he unafilc
to canvas* the county during the cam-
paign, I take this occK»lon to say to the
voters of Barnwell th$!t, hatfng served
Mient officially before I deem myself
sufficiently known to make a per-onal
canvas* unnecessary, and must rely
ojxiu their unprompted ami! conJvien-
tloti* considerstion of such clffltn upon
Ihdk" suffrage a* 1 may have.
Mai" II). 18J4. H. YV. TltOTTt.
I' respectfully announce tnvself n
candidate for Auditor of Barnweil
County subject to tlie lilies of tlie Dem-
For Rent and SaJe.
YY'c Tepre*#ut ffi« Corbin Banking
Coidpany in Aikbn and Barnwell coun
ties. itfid have refit pf safe s mtuiber
of valmrlde place' fa, thefie counties.
I'ersons desiring to buy or rent good
places on good term* will do well to call
or write. BATES A HI MUM.
scptl f-tf Barnwell, H. C.
■ Aa
D
O ^ E N T 9
F crniMimifr*
mf COPYRIGHTS. 1
ippori the nomi-
YY'. E. Hrasic.
mratlo f rlmariM tnir niwlge iiu retriu
abide tiro results and stipiairl I
uees of the party.
Colsfbn, H. C.
1 respectfully announce myself to the
voter* 4f Birnweil county as a candi
date for Auditor m-i thV) pexl election,
snff hereby pledge myself to abide by
and conform to all tlie rules ami regu
lation's governing tlie Ifeniooratlc pri
maries. J. Htakk HaI.kokd.
I. ann'ounc^(nysclf ns a candidate for
the office of County Auditor/siilijeot to .
•all the rules and /egt'Dllou* governing
tho IhuHiHtriiic Primaries.
I hope that. tld« announcement w ill
not he considered premature when tin
fact i* known tliat 1 bavif neither tin
time limrtbc lUoan* to: make n-per-
somil canvass of the county. Having
mot in a business w*y a large iii’ijorll)
of the voters of thocouutv my qmilitii a-
lions as a husinesd man and general
conduct of lifeuro known, mid u|vki this
I must rely for advancement 10 tins im
portant position. M- J 1'JtTK.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSION Ell.-
Assufance?
The frl*ud# of K. II. Harley, livinr
in Svcaniorc, Great (’ypre»* and'Hi d
Oak t<>wiislii|is adj-ouiit'o him a oandi*
dati 1 for School Comifli-sioiKr, sulijict
to the ruTcs'ami regnlutloiis ot tire
Democratic primary election.
• 1100.
I respectfully announc my self-a can
didate for the office of Schyol Commis
sioner subject to Hie Democratic pri
mary eh-ciioii rules r nd regulations,
and pledged to abide the reHiilt* and
support the party nominee*.
\ K. C KlRgLAM).
l.reepcrtfttlbiMinnounc* my*) if a enn-
didsto fur the office of School Commis
sioner, subject to tho DenuM-ratic pri
mary elcclioii rules andregnlati- fts, and
pledged Ui abide the result* ami sup
port the party .nominee*.
„ * L. ((Bkllinoxk.
Bamberg P. O.
FUR SUPERVISOR.
An easy means of seenr-
ing your wife and family
against Want in the event
of your death.
- A creditable means of se
curing a better financial
standing in the business
world.
• _ |
The most safe and profit
able means of investing
yonr savings for use hr
after yeaip.
- All Life Insurance Id
. good. The ,
Equitable Life
iS the best .
... - —— «’■
For ftair parttralan, address
W. J. RODDEY, Manager,-
carSunas, Rack Bill, S.&
HUMPHREYS
-F T. sANKqun. -r
Augusta. Ga.
Charles Zissett,
Prdctictti Watchmaker.
%
First door, south pf B^own House,
Barn well C. li.,S.C’., offers hU service*
to the public.
An experience of upward* of forty
year* is the best guarantee *.hat he
knows his business and will give sail*
faction in the-quality of hi* work and
the moderation of hia chargee,
g^Reliable Rum keepewlbr able,
■uuttfr j
I reftpceOully snnmince myself a <5an-
didatd for the office of County Super-
vi-or, subject to the Democratic prima
ry e lend on rules and regiriatiom*', and
pledgedf to abide the result* and sup
port Hie party ffoirtnees. *
J. A.CffxseKHKxc.
Keanie, 8. C.
To the voter* of IJkrn well County; - -
1 beg leave to ahuotincd injWlf a can--
didate for inbyllice of County Super
visor, subject tq the rulas and regula
tion* of the Democratic primaries.
Pressed for time 1 Will bt.doable
make an extended canvass of tlie
ty, 1 am weH kno>yii; as I have ser
four years as'cmiiity comiuiasinner, ai
I pledge you if honored hv tour v<
and I receive the iiuminatioo and I
elected to the office o'f Superv
iu the future a* I have iu the
discharge of my official duties
the best interest of tbe tax
Barnwell county.
N. M. W
t Appleton F. 0.
Dr. HniasbrsT.
jr |im>AX<*( tfaaMdlH
luratHtce and tor UFW I
with vntfro watt
■ nj. cLit cars lor Uw i
Tary enro wHbont, dr
sasBWK’w
pftvAtr
S*npi«
*(S . , i
i-Vevere,' dcacMfloM, 1
•Z-Warms, Won* K»sr. Worm <
S-teetklRg) collr, enta*. W«
4- Olarrbek. oC CliUlfwx ori
r-Coaabs, Cobh. 1
M-Nearalgla.
9, Headmebrs,
loLorsoeWta. r
l»-CrM(W,La
lA-toUVhoi
to Ifr-KkMMMUtMB,
coon.
I wj
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il