The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 16, 1894, Image 3
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The Barnwell Pei®le
JUTES OF SI B.M JUIPTIOX.
n 4dv4Mc«, per Annum.,
n Time. ..!*.
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12.00
THURSDAY. AUGUST 16,1W4.
A The neKtrwni'urcommunlearumnf
Harmony Lode? No. 17A.\ F.-. M.’i
YtJT will be hold al the Hew Mafror. icTem
' Sr \ pi" In Barnwell upon 8th day <>t
dSrptrnilier 1804, the same be trot the *4nd 8at-
urday In aald month, be^iuaiun at “High
twelve." i . -
rfy or^brbf \V.-. M.-.
; f - J. A. 4BWKtKa. Fecretarr.
yU-
The rnrular meetmr Of Baniwcll
Indite No. 16, Knights of Pythian,
win hr held at their Hall oh Friday
night at o’clock a lull aUeudanob
ht requested.
ortlek<»f
C. J. IfATj C. C.
Wm. McyAD, K. R. 8.
Lost and Found.
Lout—Sufferer* from Dyspepsia.
Dropsy, Malaria and Liver Complaint
«riles* they at once commence the use
bt‘ Glenn Spriii** Mineral Water.
Found—Hundred* of people in every
part of the State who testify that the
Waters of Uleiui Springs are simply the
to—t. .—_ - s
pri-
• WaaM Malta ncaisrcaco wo,
FROQ PON Dr
CHILL HD FEIEB CBBE
THE SUIEST CWU. CUR£ MADE
Cirtt Mm ill Ottirs Fill.
Then why not go for it from the
first and Save suffering' and money,
tt stops Chills in 24 hoars, toe.’ '
«nd kt.oo bottles. The $1.00 hot-
ties holds nearly three tiroes as
thWcfc as the Joe. site;
ftXtftA CAUTION. Be.
WWt of the dealer that offers yom
aomethihg else instead; Insist on
having FtOO ToMD CHILL anu
Favcn Cvkk. There is none as
good as FROG POND.
DIVDPMT MF& CO.,
i AUaUBTA, «A-
FOR SALU 11Y
R. P. SF.ARSON,
Allendale, S. t'.
pTra«le supplied hy
DOW IE »t MOIaK, li. BAER,
Cliariestmi, S. C.
mavii ■&
Next Tnetday wmek the general
mary election will Be held.
Hon. M. W. Phillips announce* him-
self a candidate for the House of Kei>-
rcsentatives, in today’s paper.
For choicest slice* and nioat select
clothing and lowest prices of all goods
gotoC. E. Gyles A Co., Blackville.
Before buying anythlhg anywhere sec
C. K. Gyle* & «'«»’s (femik* ayd Hud out
their prices. You will go no further.
Ju*t received a couple-of ease* of tine
and beautiful bundled percales and
prints at $1.23bey bundle, C. E. Gyiea
A Co,, illackyHte;,
C. E. Gvle* A Co.. Blackville, are re
ceiving daily the rtnc*t stock of goods
in town. They have everything want
ed by mengud women.
Mr. K. A. Mims and his daughter
Mrs. A. Howard Patterson and child
left on Thursday to visit relatives iu
Washington D. C. — *
Nebraska peoplel are asking for a
special session of the LegiskitJJgv to
give out irrigation work to relievo dis
tress caused by crop failure.
Mr. Janies B. Moore, beloved by all
Barnwell people, young and old, spent
his bumniur holiday in town. Life in
Charleston lias only added to his good
looks and general yjeyci nei»s.
Rev. W.C. &rkl» r d^of Bufords
Bridge, lias been Hftpp|nte,d junior pas
tor el Washington nficeet Church, Co
lumbia, until the _ hieeting «»!' the
Methodist Annual Qonfereucg In No-
vember.
Mis* Ueile, youngest daughter of fid.
"and H f*TC. C* Rush; agetkalamt kw eivc
year*, died on Tuesday morning of pa-
raljs’s. ' The warmest sympathy of
piany friends goes out to the bereaved
family in this great sorrow.
ProL A. S. Townes, the veteran who
-hit*~don«i so niin li for female education
ii this State, presents the claims aiuT
advantages of the Greenville College
for Women. He I a > proven worthv of
the great conthieno« reposed in - him iff
the past and his merits are deserving-
ofa most generous pat on age in the fu
ture.
Confederate survivors of Barnwell
county are requested to .meet in Barn
Whaley New*.
Thera.-i* a flnb corn crop In tlii*
neighborhood. The farmers here will
not buy forage next Veaik and ftoh*
the numerous Hue hog* here it la Tite-
ly that uieat will he plbutlful.
Morgan, IajvI and Dave arc saving
thefr fodder, of which they have an
abundance. They complain that the
cotton is cut off.
Masters Jas|»er nhd Lee Bryon
Give\s took a trip to Ne\tr Forest on
Wednesday on a vi*lt to their former,
teacher.' Come again Doctor and Lee
Bryon. “ » .
Stranger* who visit thla vidclty are
awfttHj"pollte, therefore, we take them
all to be candidites.
The delegate who r*capcd from the
Convention on la*t Monday without
having his hand pressed, was lucky, it
l* strange that candidacy will cause
tliat peculiar kind ol pressure.
„ The broken tuill |H>nds have been
drained of llsh aiid the river.is ti*o
uitich ilooded. .So the angle worm and
the niiunow have a rest. <- Zaouk.
amount of credit.
The examination In blitrrr, geogra
phy Ac., white it included muon tjn t
requires a fair knowledge of theEw
Ursuclics gene rally, foupd ready an-
Kwetts, and U> compete with many 01
the contestant* would tax the ability
of many who now try to teach wthool.
And now to our sister community I
would aay God speed you in ydur ei-
forts to elevate the cowing men and
women, and when you part with your
present teacher may you find another,
just as efficient. G. <». Baukk*.
• At her father’s house near Elko, the
spit It of Mr*. Sallle McCullough, of
Trenton, h. C.. took lu Kightou Sun
day morning, Augn*t I2lh at live o'
clock. IJer short life of Ihirtt- Igl t
year*'hjad been full of sorrow , she
havlng^burled two husbands and two
ch'ldren. For inany months she had
suffered, and when the end came she
was ready to go, only regretting the
separation from those she loved.
Always gentle and loving, during
Alliance Department.
Adopted as the County Organ by Um Cottfi- j
y Alliance JutrMi, MMb.
M. J. PATK, A«BOCIA,.
fo whom all Communicmttotlh (hi AUluach |
Matters Mioukl be uddtc—ed.
OMrsrs sf thr Osatr XlUaM*.
II. H. Crum, HrenideiiLj ,
MUnt.
FOR
4^
L..
t dlllBei cahdtdute for
CdhttekA from the tteeoMd Chngru*-
«IHhH! DUtHct, lubject Ut tbhabtlon of
ibe LWrobbratle pHmdry.
• . W. J. TJthxlit.
J. C. Miller, A'ioe Prvsitl
W. 8. Hiimberg, 8ecreti*r]f. \
A. F. Free, Treasurer,
li. 1). Ktnard, (Chaplain. - - ,
T. 8. Weeks, County Lecturer.
VV. A. AH, StewsM or Assistant Isjcturer.
W. T. Harley, Insir Kecis r.
K. K. Harley, Assistant ln<or Kee|>er.
U. W. liodiford, 8erKeant-at Arms.
F. 11. Creech, Business Agent/
Executive Oimmlttce—C. B. Free,,W. W.
Patrick, W. A. Fanat. ■ — - r ,
Trade Commutee—<1. M. Hunter, E. II.
Dowllna, J. jl. CliUer, W. A. All. _
Cmnroittce on,Hood of the Hir<ter —J. C. Mc
Millan, C:' M. FsUntklJ, W. T. Cave, J. K
dhellitfR. E. B. (incss.
for til to Lteii idLAtU kK.
well on the liist Monday lu September
next, at 11 o’clock a. nv., to orgivui/.c a
•‘Survivor's •Association” and transact
.such pihor .iTu-luoss as miiy properly
come belorest.cli As*bc'Xilon.
Joseph Erwin, Jere Sneliing,
Wm. M. HardEEfi, H. C. Ktyaor.-- - -
August Sih 1S!M.
~ I. 1 kll ' — ' ■
Kditor I’kuj'Lk : , ■ '
We, tlib friends of Capl. J, JI. lil-
fner, rtcoiuhiend him for the legisla
ture and hope he will run for same.
Many Fkiksps.
TiiteQ News.
The recent heavy rnlr* have damaged
the crop* coqsiderablv, especially the
cotton, in our neighborhood. Many
think the cotton crop one-third short
with favorable season* now.
Mrs. V. W. Manuel has returned
home from Tort Koval, where she has
been spending some tittle with relatives.
The Bethel school *00111* to be'on a
boom, having forty odd scholars, Miss
1 (atrie-Jenkii)stea;ite,r and W. C. Man
del assistant. Miss Jenkins 1* a gf-a<T-
uate of Gaston College, Dallas, N.U.
She HID the position uit ! ejy, " '
Tiie farmers are making good ttse nf
the few fair day*>ww lUiw.have iugatli-
et iiig fodder. ,
The public roads areiieang put In fair
edndition, which lu this section was
badly needed. Z.
kltlckrille New*.
M is. G. E. dteaTTtrf.iti arr(I dnnghter,
of Guuiinbia, are spending a few days
WHTTfri s. 8. S. Turner. t
TThe iitelou seastdi D Over and the har
vest time has come. The farmers iu
this auction of tlib county are pulling
fojlder.
C«pt. T. C. dtecdlnati; of Sally’*, an
t lei pates buying eottffn hero this fall
fora Northern Urm.
Hardware House
BLACKVILLE, S- C.
Hair A WillUm* ask a full share of
public patronage BECAUSE they car
ry a General Line ot Hardware and
Stove* and pay particular attention to
nil kinds of work in their'line, such as
Tin Hooting and Repairing.
BECAUSE, they buy for cash and *ey
for cash, so giviug«v«ry buyer good* at
the sinallest pos-ible margin of protit.
BECAUSE, they guarantee entire
satisfaction, havingbqughtthe tlxtiires,
tool* and machinery of the late tirni of
Baldwin Garvin, and have iu their
employment the best workmen,of four
teen year* experience.
BECAUSE it will pay everybody to
buy from this new (inn
,& WILMA MS,
Opposite Rush House.
nprl9
The County Reformers met in con
vention iu the Court House at 12 M. to-
•day, all the clubs in the county ejfeept
seven were represented, 122 delegates
l*eing present." Mr. A. II. Fatterso i
was elected ChaJrmati aiui W. H. Dun-
can Secretary. -A vote was taken to
find out who war the choice of the
county fdT Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, which resulted as follows;
For Governor, Evans 100, Tiudal 11,
Kllerbe 11; Lieutenant Governor, Tim-
iuerman 132. •
The sentiment of the convention was
v7 to 36 in favor of the tiominstiou of a
fnll State ticket by the Reform Conven
tion which meet* in Columbia on the
Kith lust. On motion this vote was
made unanimous.
The following delegates were elected
to represent the county In the con voli
tion on the 16th:
H. H. Crum, S. G. Mayfield, M. W.
i'hiiiip*, N, II. Stansoll, A. II. Patter-
won, VV, F liotmes, C. 11. Mathis, W.
T. Cave, J. Snelling, C. K. Clayton. J.
I). Felder, E. L. Sander*.
While the. sentlincnt ofjthe county
was very clearly expressed Hie dclegaian*
go uninstructed to the State Conven
tion, but they are true a nl tried Re
former* sud wili only d«* what they be
lieve to be the heat for the good of Re
form. W. II. Duncak, Soc’y.
August 13tirlS9i.
Thd.kew York board of health's
cliemist ha* discovered that the bacilli,
of dlptheria may live in and trau*mii.-
led by cheese. Experiment* made
with samples from a suspicious lot of
cheeae demonstrated the presence of the
bacilli. Further experiments proved
that they were alive and vieio.m.
Guinea pig* inoculated with cultures
grown from tile specimens taken from
the cheese devclooed dlptheria and
died of U in a short while. T ire chem
ist think* the farmer who supplied to
the creamery the milk from which the
cheese was made had a fatal case of
dlptheria In hii family at the tune, and
Attention Candidate*. '
\Ve will furnish tickets for the pri
mary election at $2.1)0 for the lir»t
thousand and $1.00 for each addi
tional tnonsand. They w ill lie printed
on 50 |>ou(id Inmk paper. Cash down is
the rule. At that price we can not af
ford to credit any body, fooid in or
ders, with money, ibis week. Delavs
are dangerou* and hy putting off' you
may bo crowded out.
—
Another Homicide.
Sim Daniels was killed on Mr. George
I Beard’s place 011 Colston Branch last
I Tuesday week by Kelly Howie*. Both
slayer and victim were colored boy*
| ab >ut 18 years-old. The weapon used
i wa* a pocket ktiilo. which cut Daniel'*
: heart, cansing quick death. Trial Jus-
. tlce Grimes held the inquest and v oui *
1 mil ted Bowie* ,to jail ns principal and
Willie Stredly, a young white man, as
accessory. - —c—■ , . ■ .
ww ---w———aws-~ •' f — w j—
A taallant Act. ..
Young A Hie Chassereau, aged 10
^dAN, kBU Ul L apl.. J. A. ClinnsuMnan al
Three Mile township, proved himself a
hero last week. He was bathing in a
small ti*b pond belonging to Mr. J.C.
Kiuard. A negro lad, about 13 year.*
old, juinlied in. Being unable to swim
he sank twice.'ami would have, been
drowned if young Chasscreau had not
gallantly caught and carried him to the
shotc. The negro was *0 dazed that he
did not reineiiimir lioa - he was saved.
her illne-'s site was a beautifnJ txain-
plfc of Christian fortitude. No onm-
plalnijMC’aped her lips. She sjaike of
approaching death with calmness and
without fear, commended her loved
ones to God, and bade tlwiin good-bye.
No more touching sc?ne could there be
than the dying mother a* she prayed to
Cod to k«*«|» her two little boys .whom
she would soon leave.
We trust that she has found a pl*ee
in her father’s house, in that uinnsioii
not made with hand*.
We who constantly saw her t.hrough-
out her tHne** r ff»d aloud beside Uef to
the lust, felt a* we never felt before
that ‘ It Is not all of Hie to live, nor all
of-deatht»dlo." -C.
Mr. and Mrs. Align* Cave spent sev
eral davs with Ml. rtiid Mr*. J. L. Buist
last week. * '
Coroner II. 1*. Dyclies i* all in sinlle*,
for hi* boy !*named Behjamin Tillman
Dyclies.
M is* Edna Strobe! Iia* gone to Macon,
Oh., to spend a ttiolith with Mrs. Dr.
Ross.^ —;—- ...
■Mr. Murray Haif hrt» ifone to Felzer,
SC-.^to study dentistry under his
h rot her 1 George, who lias a large prac
tice. , A. B. C. .
' ■ • Warning to Fanuera.
Tip* treasurers of the New England
cot ton mills on the 1st of August not*
ilied the president of lhe New York
cotton exchange that they objected to
covering cotton with sugar sacks, bc-
eaiise 1 lie v a^e closer .woven than hag-'
ging, .absorb w ater quicker
freely, leiaiii daiiipiie-s longer, and
stain and damage the cotton next to
sacks, and that any loss to the mill*
from such covering would cause them
to reject any cotton thus covered.
The Liverpool cotton merchants have
determined that all cotton baled w ith
throe iii«‘ccs 01 bagging Instead of two
pieces, that is, nine yard* instead of *1x7
Setting Out 8tr»ivb«rrj J*la»t».
When care Is taken to prepare the
soil aiui togivdthe plants pro|ier »t-
PTnlioii August, is one of the best
inoiith- in Which to set out strawberry
plants.
If the plant D delayed until the fall
not only w HI the plant* tail to make
jrowth enongli to yield a lair crop of
u nit, but there i* an Increased risk of
the plants being killed during (tie win
ter. if the planting U not done until
spring the.work of cultivating is large,
ly increased.
It f*im|M>riant to bave the toll in the
best tihh |»ossible iu order to secure a
good start to grow. The plowing, har-
r<»wTi g and roilt„g tuusl lie thoroughly
floiie. Due advantage In tdowiug
early Ts TTrtt ttie worf» can —h
easier and hotter than later. Then by
pioi. lug early a Iwiter opportunity is
afforded of hauling ont and applying
plenty of manure. A giaul plan ofap-
plving it after the ground has lieen
preparing
into a proper con litioii nir
w ill worx the manure inui iht * 1 . M
l* always best u» use woll-iot.ed tna-
mire when it chii l>e had, as It is more
free from weed seed* and can lie more
readily incorporalcd witb--thc soil.
Coarse, fresh manure interferes with
the proper pieparaltoii of the soil. It
I also contain* more or less weed seeds
Jenny News.
Clops are looking line, considering
the heavy rains. * '
Mr. Frank Thompson,of Bamberg, is
^spending timo with ins many friends at
tlii* place.
Dr. \V. B. Ackerman has returned af
ter i*peiidiug a few day* witii his pa
rents in Colleton eoiitirv.
Miss Klorrie Lalitti, of Millette, is
spending time with Miss Minnie Jenny.
Misses Saretha Bowers alut Anna
1'latts, of Savannah, are spending time
with friends.
'Mr. Wyman Kearse is limv clerking
for Messrs! JT’W. Jenny A Co.
A debating society was organized
Imre a few nights ago, with the follow
ing officers; Presid'OEt, W.Je. ny;
Vi.-e President. Dr. Wj B. Ackerman;
SecietatV and T'reasurer,G- Vv. I. Load-
holt; Query Comliiittee, J.• D. Jenny
and S. E. Bailey. ITiis < is something
much needmi in every community. A
good-opportunity is herein-afforded for
imnrovement in composition, debate
and elocution. \ J,.
linn id have six pound* additional taie
deducted from tbeir weight.
'\
Williston News.
Mrs. Sallie McCulIougli, of Trenton,
died at the residenoe of her father near
Etko on Snmhiy uiOTidng August' 12th,
of a protracted illness of several
months. Her remains were laid to rest
at Trenton on Mon Jay. She leaves two
bright little boys and a 1 o*\ of friends
to mourn her loss, but their hr** i* her
gain. She passed away happy.
Miss Ida Brooker, of Springfield, is
visiting relatives here.
Dr. J. M< Smith, Dr: John McCreary,
J.T. Smith & wile have gone, to 'Tate
Springs, Tenn., to spend the balance ot
the summer.
Prof. Bailey returned,from Alabama
on Saturday. He report* politic* iu
bad shape In Alabama, worse than S C.
bv odd*. ,
CaptK enuedy’s new residence will
soon be ready to occupy. It will ire the
handsomest iu the county.. Hal.
Greenland Nows.
Protracted service* At Pierce Chapel,
Methodist church, commence August
Pith, Monday after second Sunday.
There will be two services each day.
Mr. .Charley Ready,'who It a* been
quite ill for some time witlj typhoid
pneumonia, is still in a critical eondi-
"Qdn. We 1iop« todrear that he hir fm-
proving pnuia. ■—
Four day* of sunshine enabled the
farmers to gather much of-their fod
der. Cotton i* damaged bv the rain, as
great quautitio-of the Iruit have fallen
off. Sugar cane, generally, is doing
nhely.
Miss Ruth Whatley, of Aiken, is vi*
iting Mrs. P. B. Dicks. May her stay
among u* ho very pleasant indeed
. ^•‘Ti: E/'
New Forest News. .*
* New Forest la situated .in Williston
township about live mile* X. E. of Hie
town of Willistou. . It is a very inter
esr.iug comuiuultyf the people are iu-
eliued to educate’ their children!
They have a school lit progress under
the supervision' of J. W, Hair with
twenty seten pupils. ,
Mr.J ames A hi lias had th* misfor
tune t<» lose a.niulc and hotae within
four weeks.
Corn crops here are very fine: tip;
the person who did the milking visited' fanfiers ^ro putting fodder. The
tite sick room and thus carried the
germs ta the milk. This is the first in*
stance In which the germs of a conta-
fgious disease have iMfeu found in ehleae,-
the cliemist saya. 1
The Columbia Female CoHoge has an
AdvertitBiiten; of interest */> parents
having, daughter* to educate. Dr.
Rice, the new President, U highly es
teemed a« admirably adapted to the
responsible position he occupies. And
M to Prof, and Mr*. W. d. Wallace we
know them to be a first class faculty
of themselves. They are not only ex
cellent teachers of hooks but niodvfti of
HierfiMB conduct and jiinncM,
‘(falloJ auil Ready/’
DiedJuLr llltli is;»l near Huntsville,
Ala., dtarlc* II. Wcissinger, mtlieklst
year of his age
Far from home, in aUViidam-n of the
Supreme Court of Ala., to'whicb iie hjad
recently, been appointed .Secretary, full
of ambition; ol pride in li is chosen pro-
fessom; of Uien ilcsire-to emutate onlv
theXliighest legal talent; disease laid
him tow, and suffering. Sustained by
the tender ariu of bis father, joined id
tile bust medical skill, aided ny many
friend*, the ba tie for bis young life
wa* bravely made/ - Death quickly
claimed the victory; nor love, hor skill
availed against rlie dread conqurior:
so dark to our i>oor limnap eye*, till
“Faith with bright, and in ly light,
gleams on the gloom, and tell* 11* iu
tone* that must he heard, “Cod doetii
all tiling* well.” Listening in the sol
emn silence we whisper one to another,
“God know* best,” *ud *o~\ve eonunit
ourselves to Ufa, without this noble son,
brother, mud friend; full of just hope
that his few years, lived in truth and
honor, have wnji for him Life Eternal.
Let our woe be tempered, and cheered
hy the trust, that with him •‘Allis
woll.’ J » '
Not yet a year since the ‘Dark” an
gel entered this stricken home, and for
the lir*L time. ’Then, a* now there w a*
cruel waiting, ending In the very sail
(ten home-coining, totho utoUiur, pros-
trated by terrible grief. Now fig'tllHl, j'|"J
lovely offering* came from afar. Far-
off' Texas; Alabama; and hi- native
South Carolina spdke sympalhy and
love, in tlm .language of flower*, and
testified thcrbouutlestf friend*ojir junu;
(lead had won; ns did also the many
nuc-sagev and lufter* of- condolence.
Xow^ a* then blackville sorrowfully
t ■‘ok its jcTrt ;-JUid after funeral services
by the Revd. "J. W. Elkin*, mid Revd.
-AvX.*Brunson, 1><>re their dead, iu si
lent. sadness, to “The God’s Acre,”
made so beautiful, and fair iq tlif'fnsr,
lining cemetery. The usual service*
concluded; the mound Was formed, and
undenieat.ii the glow of-bloom, and
beauty, touched by the sunlight, we
left, the dead to sleep* until the liesut-
rection morn.
‘ Thank God for grade, ye who weep
only, if as some have done, ye gro|ie
tear-blinded in a desert, place, and touch
but tombs—dunk up! tiiosc, tears will
run, siaui in long riiers down the lified
face, ami hvi\«i the vision clear, for
star*, and sun.” M,. R. M.
Another Cholera Remedy.*:
Speaking of chicken cholera, a Wi*.
c m* n farmer, write* ns follows to tin
Fanner's Review. Says lie 1
•‘Returning to the house one morn
ing; after a v islt to The poultry house,
where 1 bad found the cifole.rtchad ones
indie made it* appearance, a* l pawned
through the dining rmmi I clianced to
s«e a bottle ul | tipper S iiiiiii. A liappV
thuiight MriicA-ine; why r»puld not
that Lh* a good reineffy Y AnyUiTIIjf
that t liad unis fHr tried had done no
gootl. I to«»k s clip, dent down to Ibe
cellar and g .t, It ball lull of fje-h mlik;
iifto Hu* I put abodt lour iea*|HH»iiIn'
ol the pep|K'r Sadce, a stsong doMq I
hear some one say : \es, it wa*. hut you
cannot handle chicken cliolein with
gloves on. After dosing thoSe that I
«aw were afllicicd >\ iih the cholera
returned (o the house, obqyiucrt a lour
quart p’an full of milk. inu» whleii
stirred about !n*H a teacu|i of pepper
sauce. T’liiyT put in the ponlu-y hoiuy
alter removing all oiherdrluking w-at.
'This dose I gave them for nearly,lv
week.*, every oilier day. From Unit
day tp ibis I don’t believe that 1 have
dnyil a chicken to jdte with cholera
Since then I have found that tlie alM»ve
remedy is also goml for roup and a sp<f-
cific for mixing w ith food Diot quite *o
stroinr) for.young cliickeii* having the
diarihea. By 4-ts ^*e 1 h ve -aie
many chicken* *that would ua\e tHed
a* i have dosed them wheif they would
have died, a* I have dosed them when
they could not, stand on their feet am
they bn we recovered. A gt»od..peppe
sarn’C may be made for this purpose by
1/1/mg a quart Uottle, put into tlijs rCt
pepper* (small variety of preferred
niitil nearly lull-; n Mill up with good
cider vineirar; stoo up tiglH and set
awav until nteded.”
\ A well-bred man put* hi* band over
hi* month when he yawn*; but not one
in lOJHkt knows why. The reason i*
thi*: “Four or live imndred year* ago
there w a* a superstition coiumon iu Eu
rope that thc^dcyil w«* alway* lying in-
wait to e.nfcr a inau’* teniy, and take
TpYsscasiqn' 'of hi'm. -'Sktaq generally
went in by the mouth; but when he
had waited a reasonable lime and the
man did not <*pco hi* mouth the devil
iikuIo him yaw-n, ami while hi* month
was opened jumped' down hi* throat.
So many ease* of thi* kind occurred
lh it the people learned to make the
*;gn oljhe crossmvci the mouth when
ever they yawmd. in on£r to *".aic
away the'devil. The pea.sautiy in Italy
and Spain still adhere to thi.s method;
but most nthei' people have dispei sed
witii the cross sign, and keep out the
devil by simply placing the hand be
fore the. lip*. I t l* a most remarkable
survival of a practice after its signifi
cance has perished.
There was a bill inirnduoed a few
day- ago .providing sil ver medals for
>11 Soldiers from I’onnsylvnnfa
and Mai viand for tlieir pronipt actiofi
in volunteering Jheir services logo to
Gettysburg. An ameiuhiicntf waA '.r-
fered extemiiMj ■ tlie honor toad sol
diers who v<nu!it.'*ere<l under similar
oLrouiii*t:' , 'o*s. 'This would have cost
tin* IT. >. $ »(),0o0 . r more, luit fadh the
Idil and aidViudnient were liappiiy de
feated bv Col.,Ta4+iert of Sdutll Caro-
Hna. ^‘Private”'■•olin AU''li facetious
ly remarked that, it. wa* not doing jus
tice the valor <»f the-oldier* to tire-
sent them medal* made of the despised
silver, bur bv *11* mean* to make -them
of gold.—Washington Correspondence.
that increase the work of cultivation.
It. is nearly always be*t to mark out
the rows three feet a|H»rt. Make the fur
row* a* shallow a* possible and also
straight. The strsighfer the plant* are
in the row the caster they can be kept
elea+n _
Late iu the evening is the best time
for setting out the plain*. Take tljeni
up dartliiHy rft ar not to injure the
rmitA and at the same time get *ii of
the root* possible. Have A shallow
vessel with thud nfade abdut the con
sistency of cream. *
Dip the roots into thl8, stirring
around carefnlly, »o a* to get a* much
of tile mud 6* possible to stick to thd
roots. Jlake tlie place fof the plants
large Enough to Mtlmit all the root*
without bedding or crowding them.
Havd the soil thoroughly lined and
then till in arpum! tfie rhtft*, pressing
the (toil down, iu drder td have t’.Bf *oil
and rotits cuttle in dose cotitact. If the
soil 14 dry it may be nbcedsary to water
lor three of folir days after getting out
umli tltd plants maKe a i>Uri lb ^row.
Cultivation Should be gitcli during the
test of 'he muiSoii to insure it vigorous,
thrifty growth. The better the growth
of .the plants thH fall the belter the
yteld and quality Of the fruit next sea^
sou.
There i8 no ffult tllxt will give so
quick a return If. propetT? managed as
the strawtierFy. and as a siipffly lor ai>
ordinary family caii tte grown oh a
very small patch it will pay every one
to grow at least a supply for the table.
When mil v a *111 <11 pai« ii i* grown en
tirely for home use, the better plan is to
set the planU in rows a foot apart in
the row. Give thorough culbivalioti
and a rich soli. Jteep off jtJl ntimers
and a very large yield may be gath
ered.—St. i.miis Republic!
- Xy - - .
'The Monet ta correspondent of the
Aiken Times writes;
“Mr. E. R. Smith. *|MH.dnll*t of the
DepaUment ol Agriquiture. Washing
ton, is stopping at Mr. T. S. Williams’*
an j will make an exhaustive exNiniiia-;|
ihhi ami stitkly ot the canee* ami rente-
dy of melon Vines dying) on land pre
viously planted. He w ill also give hl«
atlkiuion to th!’ Ul-eases ainl ill*o ‘l« ill-
jurioite to tanit trees, ospeeiiitly to a
oeach tree disease prevalent in Ge»>fg)a
ami rbere stndied by bim ami nann d
Kosettsu 'This melon Vltr disease w hich
Is very destructive in 1 he old planted
sections has never before been scien-
titicall.y stuilicd Hence hi* re|M>rt will
be very valuaide anil Interesting.
w , V- ’ * -
Can
You Read
The Future?
Bo you know what your cotl-
At the aollciuitlon bf so the of mf
friend*, I hereby an bounce my self a
candidate for elecl-bdi to thfc HoltsF bf
Representatives, 1 ad pledge ffiyaelt t«
abide by the result* of tile prlffiaFy; td
Mipport the nominee* of *U 1 party and
Pi vote for U. it. TiHinau Usr United
Statea Senator it elected.
M. W. Fipj-tir*.
I ceapectf ully announce n.yaelf a can
didate lor the Home of Kepreaentatlvea
and pledge myself to aitlde by the rule*
and regulations of the Democratic I’n
marie*. The Allendale section Mas had
no representation for a number of year j
and 1 leel that I can represent not only
that aection but the entire county to the
satisfaction of the .whole people. I have
been from the beginning an Alliance
man and a KmuMfl^froni principle,
and it elected w for B. K. Till
man for the Uuld^^^ea Senate.
A. All, nr.
A* a great many of mjcfriendadMlfe
it I hereby re«|»ectfutly announce my
self as a candidate lor the House of
l(r pro sen tali vea, and pledge myaelf to
aldue by the rule* regulating the Detu
ooratic party aud io voto lor M» R. Till
man for llm United States Senate if I
am elected. J; B. ilL’XTKK.
i respectfully say to the people of
Barnwell couiHy that I am a oamUd*le
dr hfeinher Pi the ttmise of'Mepresent-
atives, and pledge P> abide tlie result bf
the primary and «up|>orl the nonitneea
bf that election.
If elected » will vote for Gov. Tillman
for U. S. 6euaP>r, J. D. KiNam*;
requeat of some ol Ely f rlends
I re*|M-‘Ctfiilly announce myaelf A can
didale lor thelioofte of MepiesahtillfvMj
subject b> the rule* and regulation* bf
(ho Democratic pi imat y* and pledge
myself to abide the re*.lit* and atip
port the iioimneca of taid Democratic
party,
I f elected I will vote for Governor B<
R T’FHma- m Vidt™*
II. ilAYHKC'acM.
Denmark, S. C. J u!y 21, Ibffl*
I Humid respectfully state that I am a
caodidate In the Democratic Primary
for member of the tliqiae of Represent-
ativt!*, pledged to al/lde tHe Fe*ult$ and
support the iiondueeA «»f thilt election,
i cotild not here review my (iourte a* A
memlter of the IIoiimF) hut ft wa* tilf
endedtor Iff respond p* the honor con
ferred and the trust reposed hy nfy elec
tion« and Should I tte returtied as a
member would rtriew liiy effort* P» win!
the “Well done” of my leliow cltireiis.
If elected 1 win vtitb for OjF. Till
man fbt U. S. Senator.
JB6. MrSxiilfiKg.
FDh COUN i t TREASURER!
vroorv*
I dm Hi I
felnor B. K;’
rtt-hate. if:.
Kearie. to. 0;
W e tip* „
t’fcve, bf 04
nounce hMfa I <
( huiity Supervisor,
abide the tekttlu W tHe J „
tear let. tofeirapa.
Olar, P. 0:
'fo tHfc vbter* lit toarfiifrMh I
I beg lea Ire to announce t
didate for dte oflleo «jt
visor, subject U» tMOlwW, 111 _ _
lion* of the Lteteocrith' pHtearW.
Pressed f«»r tittle 1 #ill be enable (J
make an extended canvaM of tkb coon •
ty t 1 am well known. »« IjMlib aortteA
fottr v«ar# a* county toC
I ;{le«JgT* j-oll l( HdndfFC
lint! 1 recl'lvb the ndihiL
elected to the office of SupeH-teoe, 1 will
vV
I Of 1 bur
HatUte and I a«4
in the fifMirbAA 4 ha vein the Ba%t jn I
(tUi harge of iffy officlsf detiet wbrk 1
HU* beXifttiefblt Bf IHb tla payers
for
poyeca of
BJD.dkjl criYihty. ". ,
J ate in faitjr Wf B. Jf.| THltean lor
thk U. S. Sefhrte; , . .
k. m. wiUBft.
ihoe myaelf a oat»-
of Citenty Super*
ihSttbcralic pri«
ttTat *
s and *up-
ApjdetbH P. (4;
I respectfully
didalc f»*r the
ry election rule* and
pledged to abide tb\ r
phH tin JteHf nbtelfirtr.
I am In UvofW thb
rriurr H. Hi THlihilil
Achate.. 4 w
lUruwbtl I*, u.
4 rblfK*t WURjf gffhdhhi b teytelf a rai*r
(jlilSte f“F 4ttc office of Supervisor of
&*hiwell Doffhiy.stibjeet to the rnteA
milguittlde bt thfe bbth. hilt it elected C
will s|<are pdihs; labor hor tinot
IhbcrJUf h 11 v, oigai
idee Hof! (Hit
the note syHIritt
inhf
A of
E rHf*tldU bfierailbu
Dtihty gt*vl?rf*mljnt.
1 thank iny fribndA fbr the exhibf-
tlbh of their bonffdehbe lh ftebtiog me a
member of thfc preAknt BbafoBf t>u*-
tjr (JomnilMlobbrlHnd FtipeFtfiiHy aaff
a eohtihiiartce of tffelr tvp^ntti If they
Judge me worthy.
I- Htn in favor of the elec'tldh W B. B*
Tllltmtu to. the U. if. beffat*!
M. O. Wxi.i..
(Iltt4dg Aerthd a* a member of thd
Board of.Ohflty CotemWeloheri and
cbUM-lehtibbsly |>Jriorffted etrery dtttr
devolving H|nmi itie, and having abund
ant assurance that tey sertteea have
«n appfeciaU'4:1 aunhune* ttiyartf md
a cahdhlate for ( 'nonty SttphrHkor. »«b-
Ject to all thb fttleii and F"gnlatloff#gov<»
emlng tlie DeteOtratlcyTmaflj*^^
ApptetOn, 8. C,
I reJ|»eFilully ailuoonce inyself a
candidate tor reflection to the office of
Ciffiutv Trbaallrer; Subject to the rule*
and rt-guiiiiium) of the Dbttooratle pri-
inaFy and pledge myAelf to sumNirt the
notelneoH of the Iffbnocratlfc party.
Thdrtklhg the votefj and UA pay«FH for
ihelr klotl rciuetebrnnce of hie In the-
pw*l will ehdedyaF to ae ve them '‘if
elected” In in> futdre aa iff the past to
tl ts best’of my aldllty.
i am in tavor of tile election of Govt
B. K. Tillman to thil U. b, ffenate.
. A: F. Faxi:
(Ither bottbi^Mperi pleHse copy.
BaruitFH
todit sbiioDi ODinilMioji Ek.
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
To-tiik Dkmockatic Votk»8 or Baek-
WKLL COUKTY.
I respectfully announce myaelf a
candidate for Ie-election to the clHceol
Ptbbate Judge, subject a» the rules
and regut itioiw of Hie Democratic
primarv, and pledge wyaflf U> abide
by the resu(t and supiaii-t tbA ndiuiiio *
of the Democratic paft>; Being taiu<t«:i
ous of havjing fai hDiily diacllarged my
official duties,-1 leel cootldeut that my
candidacy will receiie a Idir and impar
lial coiisUlnraiiMfi at Hie hands of a
generous public. Thanking inv friends
for their Itlhd ttud lllwral *iiu|H>rt in,
the past, 1 earnestly sbllcil their atlf- '
frage In the apprgachiiig election. _My
official duties prevc-Ot me Disking an
extensive iiersonal canvass.
* Your ubeJient *enrant.
J. O. Pa.TTKKHon.
r rasiwctfallr afimninoo mysoif a
cwmlidnte for I'roliate Judge of Barn.
well C( tinty, subject to Hie rules of tlie
Democratic Primaries, and pledge my-
sell to abide the reeiiil* and snivpoiA the
nominees of the party.
T. S. W’SEKS.
Bamberg June. 4th, 1M>4.
The frl-ttda ttf Jt. ilHrlay. lh Ini
In Hvcainore, Ornhl t tjutwa and Reft
Oak P>w titfhipa *iiM>uni k hitn a tsahdi-
datc for School COteteiMitoner, aobject
to the rules and >regiiW»ilont PI the-
DeiiiOc'rkUt; pWinary teottiOn.
llOOtt
I respbcifullv atvnrtttnc'myaelf a batt-
dldate for the idlloe of Selnavl < ntenii--
■ionef, subject to the llemocratle p4i*
marr eleruotv riHea rnd rrgtilttiiOn*.
and pledged to *hHte the rtt$tt»*H ttbif
t reapcctfullf tttrmmnnttittyaelf * can
didate for Hie offlre of Stjboel CoaMtti*-
ba partvffoteihFe*/
t,. Hi ffttfUlKOth!
port
JUtebeTg P. tl.
FOR AUDI I OK.
MMRE
NEURALGIA.
kouuic run
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Editor People:
Gert.
gvJ. ij
I had the pleasure, bf i>eing_ut. and Hf-
sistiug in the niontbly exaiiiiiiatiou of
Prof. *V. . Hart’8 SchtNil at Hercules
on last Thursday, and the crowd of na
trons ainl spectator* that assemhlcd
re-1 there dtnwa tliat this c!HHiiuinitY i*
ttmrmighiy alive ami dttcply interes
ted iu the subject of education.
The program was wed! planned and
nicely carried out. Tfnrlysitit* show
ed that the Professor 1* doing here the
Mime *ort of solid work that cliaractei-
izes him a* a teacher.
The tiouquet for )Jie best *JM-Iler wa*
won by Mr. W. Angus Morris, hi*
closeJt contestant bcihg Master (Tar-
endon GnUbhs, who appear* to lie only
10 or 12 year* of age and who tilled the
audience with admiration.
• While the latter were first anil second
there are a number of young ladies too
and Mrs. Johnson Ua^od bavtt' nuniefwlis to niei lion, and oilier young
llo£ g*, iL-fev —— |gent’.i-J-n wwo dtaefye a goodly
cent rainy spell ha* injured the cotton
to soirte extent! \
The hoyshavo almostJieconke disgus
ted w Itlt tishiug. WiilTt wo exceptions
( Tom and Uatiip) they are determined
to merit the blessing by ludiiitig out
taithful pi tlie end. The otlier* have
stacked their fishing n>d» and have
taken up the ahovet and the hoe and
built a splendid cross w ay below Capt.
Willis’s milt.
'The people seem to be living well all
along the line. There is no complaint
of hard tunes here. Loiz.
tWo doaea allay
Htm(lE.b““^“ UFLOBEi
orltaklndrad LA QRIPPI.
TdfTTTJTff BoarUhMlVBRVK and BBALf
.JlLUlVll a&ddiipalaaalfbyinacie .
I that mote BBDIMf) WriilfirttB t
U depreaaing
r f M CE1XTS PBR I
; BTMM Ordtn rnmpOf Jtuedtd to.
. TUB HAHIVBMABN BFBCIPICfl OOP
, * 231 BBOAfilfAZ, MW I9U<
t fir sm >y ,
r !»r sale by J.'AlLnTobin.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, IN
accordance witii law, that application
will bb made to the General fftaembiy
of the State of $nt)£h Carolina, which
convenes iu November iu tHb present
year, for a charter fdr tbd IlltorpoFa-
tion Of a Uaiiroad Goiii|Ntii^; to Ite
known as The South t 'arolina katlroad;
the said railroad to run Troiu th* Gity
of Charleston, through the coiiutlt-g wf
C’harleaton. B<“rke!ey, Colleton, Barn
well and Aiken or some of them, to
ward* a point oh She Savannah River.-
aitgl'j tubvJJ ' _ *
'l. reapectfnlly ann«nin(w mr*elf a can
didate for tlie office of Cotfutv Auditor
Subject Ui the Itemocratic primary elec
tion rule* and regiilalions, and pledged
to alddb the result* and aupport the
party nowinebd. G.O. Kilev.
I respectfully announce myaelf a can-
I didato tor the o#f<-o Of t'omity Auditor
Hiibject Ui the De Ilf < Kira lie pFimary elec-
dition will be 20years hence? tiou rules ami regulations;*Hd pledged
U> abhie the tvsulU and sup|>ort the par
ty uoiiiiiiees G. M aktik llt aTra.
1 respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the uttb-eof AitdiUD subject
U» the rules amt reg latlonS governing
the Itemi'catic prlmaric*. _
Vppreln n ling tliat I tttay ite unable
U> canvass the county during the cam
paign, I take this occa*ion Uf say to the
voters of Barnwell that, hating served
them officially before 1 deert myaelf
sufficiently known- to make a personal
canvas* unhef-e-sary, and must rely
upon their unprompted ami conscien
tious cottsMePNiiuh of such claim upon
their Siiffiitge its 1 may have.
Msyio, 11* 4. S. W.fROm.
I rcspectfitHy iHiiioiiiiVe mvself a
candidate for ‘ AmliUtr ,of Haruwell
County subject u> tlie rule* of the Dem
ocratic Prliitaries god pledge myaelf W>
abide the result* and support the nomi
nee* of the party.
—. W, E. Sxasx.
Colston, S. C. -\
4 res|ieclfully amimmce myself to the
voter* of Haruwell cofmiy a* a eandi-
daUffur Auditor at the hext election,
and hereby pledge myself to abide, by
and conform Ui all the rules and regp
latiotfs governing the Itemoefstlc pri
maries. J. STAtr llAL^odtn,!
aiihoonee myself aa a candidate for
the office ol CffUUty Auditor, snbteet to
all the rttlenttiyd regnlatlons govern!
the Deiffoeratte Primaries.
I hope that this gnMonimeittefit will
not .Ke eotitefleted ffrMteMfe when the
fact la known ttitft I Have neither t
time ttof the meatta to make a per
sonal eativBiM of the oohntv. Httteuf
met la abu<-li(ess why a large mahwilf
Of the ♦otefa Of the dOffntv my uualttlra-
tk>u< Ad i bnteness man ami aeneral
r iiiilOOt of Hfeare known, and upon this
•note rely for advauceuieut to thw im
portant pritetlon. '.4,.
I ffivnrOov. H. K. TMImau’a election
ta* tbe Utflttd ovate* oeoate.
M. J. Pax*.
Will your earning capacity
be equal to the support qf
yourself and family? This is
a* serious question, yet, you
could confidently answer
“yes” if you liad a twenty-
jrears Tontine Policy in the
Equitable Life
„ A method which guarantees
all the protection furnisheti
i l by any kind of life insurance^
■ and in addition the largest
cash returns to those policy
holders whose lives are pro
longed, and who then need
money rather titan assurance.
For facts and figures, address
Wa J. RODDEY, Manager*
For the Carollitaa,
ROCK HILL, S. &
Charles Zissett,
V «
ffi^Pmcticaf Watchmaker.
Firte door aonth fff Brffwh HottM,
Barnwell C. lt.,S. C;.;offt)N ffia#«rvb-ha
$0 the public.
An experteffee of upwafda of forty
years .is kh* best guarantee '.bat m
xiiOws his business and will £lvr satis
faction lu the quality bf bis work ahd
tbemodferation of hi* charge*.
ipn^ReUabic time keeper# Tor a«le.
In
Poor
Health
metons so much more than
you imagine—serious and
fatal diseases result from
'trifling ailments neglected.
' Don’t play with Nature's
'greatest
1
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1
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It Cures
1
Lhrar
G«( o*F
ilytl
1 Unas on (lie
•(Hates. Oa _
> win *cf>d act of faa
Fair View* Md tote ..
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