The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 31, 1895, Image 3
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The Barnwell People
t CqJ. I»i»brrt Aldrich nivl« a flying MfI«r Hrf4>
rl-U to iVa.tliington last week.
j* One hundred pound* of KolHfriem
* BTnt f : tlltetur WTlri' I'■ tptnn
it.lTBH or SUOMCKlI’TtON.
In Advmiebj, per Annum....
•ItulyeJ". O. I’attcr^on \Uited Atlanta Jt'id (iluSflfit Watci hd'lou :<eed for Male
i mm imiri-ruf rt——
Tlieflcorgtn branch of tiie Ainerlcan
Colton C/rowera* 1'roMM-tlvc A^aoclatlon
wawortfanlfH lasttfeck In everj cotP>n
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The ncxtrciinlaroommanlcationof
llannouy laxlirc No, 17A.-.
will bc helilatthc new MasonicTcm
pic in llarnwcll upon l»di ilay ot
Ffl*e»ury the tuuilr belm; the Un<l Sat-
unUy In »ai<i ntontli. OeiAiitiluir at “llifth
twelve." "V __ _
ri!f.m»«rof \V - M. .
• R. C. Fchmxu, Scemtarr.
The P'-trlllur mcetinff of Harnwel
IxKltrv No. Ml. Kniuhtsof
will tie lu'hl mi tlictr Hull on Vriday
nielli at 7', o’clock a lull uttcnduiice
Is VeqttceU if. ■
Hy oiutwj4——^
W. (1. HKITTON. C'. C.
on proles^ioiial biisiue>ot lust week
. .ll.RO 1 Col. I.eroy Wilson of Allendale Wa*
(y> i tuwu * 11 * Monday. :
Uood watermelon iHlidx to rent, con*
Vehivut to railrontl Apply to
A. 11. Patiriisux.
Congressman TalbcrtdUtrlbuted gar
den !*eeil quite liberally to married cou-
Stitilt*nt* last week.
Thirteen colored preachers are appli
cant' for the position of chaplain olthe
next llop.so of Representatives.
The ladles of the tlarnweli Baptist
church will serve dihuer in the Court
House on * a led ay, and ask a generous
patftmage, The proceeds will be given
to a good dkitbo. . .
Won’t forget to make yonr tax re-
turna before me •itttlr February, when
Wm. McNAB, K. U. S.
House
T^TlUCKVTtlF;. S. C.
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The copartnership of Hair & Wil-
iliilis has been diss<UvuiL.by the with
drawal of Mr. Williams. The business
will be continued by tiro undersigned
on his own account. To him all imlcht-
edrte«s to the late linn '« to he paid.
A full stock of al! hardv am jv.tl| he
constantfy kept and prices will be held
beltlw all competition.
tfPRCl.U/BARGAIN*.
The sp<s'(Hl attention 'of housekeep
er* Is called to these unprecedented of-
. fers s'. &
No. 7 Cosiklng Ntoyes at fS.5(l, with
■fomidry uare. - /
No. }< Cooking Sfoves~at f>f0.l|0, ^vitlf
fountlry ware
A large line of Cooking and Heating
fslove*. Sewing Machines. Guns, Pis
tols, Ammunition. Karmiug (mple-
JltcniAxtid all goods kepVin tir«t class
hardware houses now wait for close
buyers. «
Tin roollng and repairing done In
first class style by skilled workmen, of
best materials.
Soliciting a liberal share of public
patronage and pledging my best, cfl'orts
to please and prolit-my customers, I rc-
liuitt, very tittlv.
•' ^ d. >’.* 11AIK-
T he llanlware
Mart.
t
Money to Lend*.
A few hundred dollars to lend on
rsfMortgagc of improved real estate.
Apply to s. G. May Held.
Denmark, S. C.
-j
lie uteri PurriU't Ft rttU;t rs.
u
If you raisa
Tomatoes Potatoes
Cabbage Berries
Pl»3S and other lOIlS
Trucking Crops
hr Northern and Western Ttarkets,
POWELL’S
GREEN-BAGL
—Fertilizers.- -
the lii'jhrti fjrrulr fertilizer* made, •
•re the kind you need.
Send (ur cinular trllini; all alsiut them.
POWELL FERTILIZER & CHET CO
• AITIMOKC, MO.
Fettilirrr manufarturer*. impnrtris and
dralsrs In Nitiate Soda. Sul|ihatr of
I’niash. Cnnrentr^trfl Arid fho.nhjte,
and all kinds ot Fertilizing Materials,
JMdnT Specify Much.
the hooka close. The Auditor is on his
rounds now, and his office at Barnwell
is also o|»e« every week-day. —
M in ied on tl)e‘.Mth instant at the res
idence of the bride’s parents In.,Three
Mile township, by Rev. J. 11. Wilson,
at A’faway BrottU-rs Barnwctl. Per
sonally sojected by K. Tt ^Jideraoli.
jandi-tt * 1
L’lmei 1 ’ y
T’he allicient railroad ageidi Mr. K.
G. Haitiwa.nger, who lias Imen quite ill
w itlt typhoid fever, Ac arc glad to sure
is something better, and we Aish for
him a speedy recoveryi Drs. A. J. Har
ter, of tills place, ahd W. J-. Young, of
Fairfax, are bis attending physicians.
Messrs. B, K. and ‘Charlie Free, of
Bamberg, were hereon fldttday visiting
relative*. Come agalH boys, vve are al
ways glad to see you.
It was our plea me on Sunday after
noon to meet our friend II. W. He was
looking quite serious nt)d seemed pi lie
in a deep study. 1 Canoitly say for his
encouragement ‘cheer up,” for von
Irttovt whaU the underaUuiding for Feb
ruary.
XIX.
The Christian's Crotvn:
Mr*, .feannette Culhonn, wife'nfCaB-
talnj. T.~ Calhoun, departed this li:‘e
on the iSth Inst., aged (17 years, Irom
the efli^uts of a stroke of jiaral vsis, re- 1
Mr.A.. P-iiut.v aiul Miss Belle. daHgh-.Lccmal.li.Jew weeks betore. *be was
ter of Major and Mrs. II. J. Kearse. buried in the cemetery at CnleU’s
«hu*«br- — ; ' ' : ■
Mrs. Calhoun was a daughter of Mr.
W. B. Flowers, sister of the late (’apt-.
W. B. Flowers. Site wa* married for
ty-seven yeais ago. For a long period
she had been a consistent member of
the Methodist church. Four sous, two
daughters and many friends survive, to
cherish her memory. For the gentle,
patient yearrof her niinist.rittions i*i the
home, in social and religious relations
had made her life a constant benedic
tion to all who came within 4t* kindly,
helpful irtsplration. Her spirit rests
safe within the better land, while its
influence still abides on earth, to draw
ajor
Rev. .T, K. Faot will not come to
Bar.iwell. HD XortlPCarolina church
was nnwilling to h-t. him come and of
fered him an increase of salary to re
main. The Barnwell church on .Sun
day released hlhv from its call.
We are asked to urge* the physicians
of the county to attend the meet! g of
the County Medical Association on next
Monday. So We sav come.
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Kx-Auditor G. Martin Hunter left on
Friday for Athens, Ga., where he will
make his future home. The good,wish
es of many friends go with him and his.
Marrtetl ln Rlftckv tte-Tfa+vii FSP^.-4-y
the Ki v. ti. N. Askew, Mr. Jimmy
Jbihcs find MIss Kllcn Ctiitty, both of
Uarnwel) county.
lion. Ben Terrel', of Alliance fame,
has bought him a home in Segyin and
settled ifiiwn with the Intentfrtn
voting himself to tlie study of the law.
—Gonzales (Texas) Inquirer.
We beg pardon, for the mistake in
the notice last week of the marriage ol
Mr. II. C. Chltty. M|ss Rosa Kinard
u as the bride A clever baelielor was
our informant and we have, under the
rin-iimst;itiers, exeitsei]
Creech, of- flarnweH. S.TT.,
Iias-jreccpted a position as prescription
clerk in Orr & Sloan's drug store, and
has assumed his duties. He is a genial,
handsome young man. ami it gives lip
pleasure to welcome him to Anderson.
—Intelligence?. ^
A class of some twentv members has
been taking h-ssotis in Hypnotism un
der Prof. I’arrotf, of Darlington. One
student, a Benedict of twenty > ears en
durance, rejoices in his newly acquired
ability to get his “wife under control,"
something he had never before been
able to accomplish.'
Owing to tin* severe llipes* of his
nephew, Judge We-k« wa« kept away
Irom the Probate ollioe la«t week. Mr.
•I. A., Ilagcod, as rlt-ik represents the
cm t. very eflieientlv tlnriog the tieces
sary absence of thetfndgc. —
The lady members of the F.plxyopa
chitreh at Barnwell are preparing fora
St. Yahmtiiie Fair on the I itli Fehrna-
ry. T hey arc defenniiied tfi n axe It a
sufierh and shilling sueeess-.ami we
kmtw that it will be far more enjoyable
than th<s*’i promise it will be. Other
m ‘titlon next week.
Tomorrow, Friday night, there will
lie a l)etu.iirpst. prj/e inednl tlobam at
Plea’s*(if Hill scimol house, Koscmary
township. Mi>s Mainie l.ide, Prinemal.
The ptitille generally—mritert to nttend
T’he bright vhildr n and g-sid hearted
grown lol s of that excellent commu
nity will try tonukeull visitors iiappy
and at. home.
S.
Rep II 111 bun Cottnrv Cohre'iilTcnr
bvfld in the Court House on Saturday
was a very mueli>hrtiuken afl'air,frojii
the noise and numbers that attended
grand old party rallies in reconstruc
tion times. All told about lifry were
present. Delegates attemied frojn M il-
IKton, Blackville, italdoe, Barnwell
and .Denmark, leaving fourteen town
ship* without representation.
Kx-County Chairman Fred Nix wa*
je h sding spirit of the convention,
jese'llve delegates were elected to the
t.e convention in Coiumbnt next
week: Rev. 8!ng»eton,— Heed. Dave
Bowman. Jot. Walker, Tlio*. Clark and
Fred Nix.
All present, united in pledging theni-
se’re* not to attend b -reufter Any call
issued by county chairman W. 8. Dick
son. and a strong eJForf w ill be made to
have him retired.
A committee consisting of Samuel
Xix, Charges Holman and Jitliu* Plui--
mx was ap|Kiintml to urge the Kepuhli-
« a s to secure proper Registration cer
tificates. An especial eJlort will he
made to get them to come to Barnwc I
nt the March registration, and they-vvyll
Ik.’ urged to bring their rations along
anil stay the whole eighteen days that
the book* will lie open if necessary to
get tlteir ereth ntials as voters straight.
Tribute of res|ie^t and resolutions on
the death nf Bro. Pink Cave :
Whereas God in the wise-dispensa
tion of provhjenee ha* removed by
(jeath Bro. Pink Cave, we as a commit
tee appointed by the cliureh. do hereby
present for adoption the fol ovting res
olutions:
1st. That in the death of young
Brother, Pink Cave, the church is called
Jo mourn the lo** of anotlier consistent-
tnember, the county a nsfiful cjti/.en,
hi* bereaved mother a kind and noble
non.
2nd. That We extend to the bereaved
family our sympathy in this sad hour
of sorrow.
•'id. That a page in pur church book
be inscribed to Irs memory.’
4th. That a copy of these resolutions
be seu_t_ by th* clerk to J»is bereaved
inotliar and published la the Barnwell
paper*. i
Adopted in church conference Janu
ary 19th idfl-l. '
F. T. Anderson,
G. K. Blrt,
« * R. K. Jotin*ton,
4 ommittce.
January lOtli 18l>r».
The Kvening News, of Columbia,
published by a ‘ utiion" of live ptinters
aud edited by Prof J. H. Rice, Jr., for
merly of Barnwell, Is the yonngekf qia-
perin the State, ami by long odds tlie
p.rvttiesi. Tni< -Pkoi-i.K Wishes you
g iod lit k, gentlemcn.
“Col. IhijieTt TThlrTT-TTviTIl. on tTe ttTf
of l^eht'u.iry, at 7 p. n:. T deliver n Mil
sonic aiiilros in the Court. IIousi> atfd
on behalf of Harmony Lodge, "XtfTT
present, a very handsome solid gold
headed e.ine to Cliarh-s Carroll .Simms,
Ksq , for etniueut services in the older.
For a tireless, irrepressible citizen,
superior to hard times and defying
panics, earthquakes, cyclones torna
does and like trifles commend us to
< oJL M ; ke Brown. While others are
waiting tor tlie clouds to mil by he is
pushing them a»ide. And before long,
it ii repressibility counts as it should,
he’w ill revise and double the railroad
mati of Barnwell county’.
A special meeting of the Barnwell
Co nty Medical Society will .be held at
Barnwell O. H. on Monday Feb. 4th
1 •S'.l.'V. Membirs will please fie punctual
as business of importance will be trans
acted. *
J. B. Black. M. I).. President.
K. Kirkland, M. P.. Secretary.
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IHackviHe News.
Mrs. C. Izeonard, who is one of the
oldest residents of our town, had a fam
ily-reunion last week. ' She is seventy-
nine years old, and tlie youngest of
fiiir living sisters, M rs.-Leonard is^he
mother of M r.-W. JO., Miss Dora
sGylesknd H. D. l.eiiiiard. ller health
is i xcef’dingly good fora lady of her.
age, and her I ri.Mids w ish for her many
happy family reunion* befurs lier life
ends on this earthly shore.
Mrs. S A. Green of the • *p|ier Three
-Runs has purchased Mr. J. I*.Stroli^Ts
residence on R. It. Avenue and will
move Here on the
first of next ineutli,
and Mr^ Stmhel will move into his new
and Ivandsome residence north of the
Park mil Opera House.
Mrs. 10. C. Fisbbifrn, °f Bamberg,
mother Mr. C.E. Fishburu, tiieelflciciit
It, R. .\gent at this place, wUI moVc
hittl^TTotiso and lot on (JiC coi tier, of
d’a-calli^ and Campbell street^.’??— '
Mr.^ieorge Barger,nf New York, is
hereon a visit (o his brother, Mr. J. 11.
jjorger.
grow ing eoutity in tha Mate by. the ap
pointment nf eouhty, presidents, tyn
the first Monday In March the cotton
growers will hold meetings in every
county .and ascertain how many will
sign the articles rtf agreement te ently
adopted at Jackson. Miss. At Hies*
meetings delegates Will be elected to a
State convention at Atlanta the third
Monday in IIarch, -
The general terms of Hie agreement
are Ihat escli grower signing it slialli
pledge himself to pay a le.e of 2-eonts
per acr£ (which may he changed to a
general fee of 50 cents) j^2d, to reduce
cotton acreage one-fourth ami 3d to
store one-fifth of his next cotton crop
in a visre house, in his own county, se
lected by Hie association, and to he sold
w hen it is actuaHy needed liy spinners
and couuiiMiiti-* a paying price. None
nf the Olillgirthwts are tn be binding nn-
b-ss Ihrec-foiirlbu nT the Tarinei'H of tlie
mu Emm FQP SA^
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CAVEATS,
COPYRIGHTS.
CAH I onTATH A PATKNT » iTw *
prompt answer and *n brmaat OfSnlOfi VTOe
SI I NN tt <M., win hava b.U ««»»lr »«> T^rs*
_ itirinvya
•xpetooca rn'llki t<nl»nt boenr*.. Comninn
t inn. strict 17 mmSitmiUal. A llandiwwk ol
(••rinatlon ouncumitia I’atest, and bow to
inni ih.m Mint froa. AIM a rat«k*n»a (tt mod
k-al and Klontllc lionki >rnt fioa.
nnliw-
OX Id.
Patmu taken thronab Mnnri A Ca loeete*
tneclal notleoln tha MrlewtlAc Amerleo*. and
liioa are bromiht widely before ihr pobllcwltb-
fnit enet to tha Inrentor. Tbl. .plewdld l>ap«r.
l-ened weakly, alaaant ly lllwetrated, baa by faj tba
Inrsaat clrewletion of-anr Mlentlflc work In tha
world. A3 a roar. Fample eoplea aen* (roe.
Bulldlna Edltlow. aMfithly, KM a ».-«r- >n»la
eoplea, 'id eonta. Frary number eonfain* b*ai'*
tiful platoa, In eolore, and plioiopr.nha ot hew
houaca, with plana, enahllnabnlldera to abnw th*
laloat nealana and aerure ronlraeta. A rid re as
MUHN A CO, Saw Yon*. 3«1 'BmoadwaTi
Auditor’s Appointments.
County ami eight-tenths of the cotton
counties shall join, r
After th« v fourth of March next there
will hrln the, CniiedStatesScnnte a nut*
jority of til teen favoring the free coin
age of silver.
own gooiKtitpe.
l*y
reach
Deafness (.'aniivt Be (Tired
local applications, as they cannot
the diseased portion of the ear.
ness
ar.d that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con
dition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this lube gets
inflamed you have a rurtil)ltn>* sound or
imperfect liearing, and when it B en
tirely closed Deafness is the result, and
unless iho inti a imitation ean.be taken out
and this tube restored toil* noimal
-t^nditfam:~->TeartBgr^wftt^bh vtwatroyii if -
forever; nine eases out of ten are
eaus^il by catarrh, whi :h is nothing
but' an lullained condition of ihcThu-
cous surface*.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for arty case of Deafrtcss (cattsed by
Catanh) that cannot heenred by Hall’s
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, tree.
F. J. Chunky A: Co.. Toledo U.
Sold by Drnggi-ts. 7‘' - .
Toby Creek Talks.
Black vit.t.k, S. C., Jan. 29, 1S'J5.
fc/ilor People:
Allow me to correct a slight mistake
in the article from my friend in retard
to the weights of the Toby’s Creek
Vrir.e Club. I'tie hogs weights ran from
44 to WO pmhnls, instead of 14 to WO
imiinds-
I think this is the right move in the
right direction, and we the members of
tlie Toby’s Cr -ek Prize J’oi kers propose
to have our smoke iiousei at home in
stead of the West from this time on.
We would like t<> see more of tfieso
clubs throughout thc’countr of Barn
well Brother fanners, get a move on
you, and get up a dub in each township
and let us hear from yon. We chal
lenge any dub »n the emuvtv for- a bo
nus of fl ve dollars, nr in other tvofds
we will give to ao v. me nji.-i; of any oth-,
r-n-btfi live dsdl-Ts if Abey-Adll pirtudoe
on tin ir I o^.in J :(l days tnati our first
prize winner. A better plauTitill would
lie for each dub as they organize to put
up a bonus of IHI) (hV dollars each
for a grand premium. This grand pre-
minintogoto the man of the several
dubs who puts the, most on his hog for
a (K’l iod srt 7MMI days. Now I* the time
to raise your own bacon and lard V bile
the fleecy staple isonlv 41 and Scent* a
pound, and is likely tft stay there for a
wlii'o. Our diallenge is on :n to ajiy
cluh in the county. .~ ' 8..
To (he Meinbei s of (he Baptist
Chu relies.
Dkak Buotiiku : .
We make a personal appeal to you in
helntlf of the tHWwws#lijects for which,
as servants of the Master, wcare labor
ing. The cause of Christ should he the
first and g tea teat aTm of every Chris
tian’s life. Can you not feel it to lie
your duty to aid in this important mat
ter, especially as there i* now in these
hard times so great, a need for every ef
fort to be made to carry on the Master’s
work. For your convenience and in
formation we give a statement of the
difl'erent objects for w hich money i* to
he rivBied, and we would recommend
that the following method he adopted :
T1MKS FOB COI.LKt'TION.
January—Foreign MKsions.
February—State Mission*.
March—Home Missions.
April—ITirman I'niversitV. •
May—Greenville Female College,
J line—Ministerial Education.'
> July—Aged Minister's Fund.
A ugust ^Orphanage.
September—Col portage.
-October—Assodational Fund. ■
November—Beneficiaries.
December—To make up Deficiencies,
Please refer to minute* for Amounts
asked for from your church. Wecarn-
estly hops tliat the pastor and agent
will ii*e their best effort* to carry out
this recomiiiend.iti ti.
Yours in Christian work,
J. A Jenkins, Secretary.
D. P. Sojourner.
W. I). Rice,
W. D. McMillan,
B F, Peeples.
The Trust*} •* oi otemson College
adotited the following resolutions:
“Be. it resolved. That the president
here sborkly- make public the fact tha-t in all proba
Mr. J.JP Johnston has purchased the - hilitv the college will not he able, ex-
IVlifttlRbousc-and
cept to a very limited degree, to assist
needy student* as we have hitherto
dsne. ThisInformation l*based on an
estimate of the privilege tax netting us
... . 121,UOO after paying ex|ienzes of inspee-
Tlie Atlantic Coast Line i* running Uon, an 1 any surplus aliove that
Red Oiil Jtews.
Owing.to the successive rains the far
mers are making slo.w progress in this
suction.
■ Mr. l^r. D. I-ee wa* thrown from his
Hje last Friday evening and his collar
le was broken. Dr. Patterson was
nt once siiinmoned and at II a. in. Sat
urday he very skillfully treated the
.case.
Miss Georgia Hatdher, nf Beech Iss
laud, is visiting Misses Mamie and Ifo-
ra Gtecn. L’i.
Rev. D. W. Key has removed froni
bocicty Hill to Greenville.
through freights on the Carolina &
Georgia R it. now, ^ >
'l*hc annoiim-oineiit of the pretty and
charming Mi*s Rosena Brown’s be-
trntlial to Mr. B. D. Beerwald of Phila
delphia was made public on last bun-
day.
. Mis* Lamb Buist returned last week
after a most pleasant visit to friends in
Bate.-lurg. •
Miss M amTe Perry,“of TTalesbrirg,Ts
visiting the family of Dr. J. II. E. Mil
lion*.
M r. IV, A. Gyle* lias started out again
on ids trips for the Bradley Fertilizer
Cutnpany.
Miss Irene Price, of BarnwellJ is vis
iting Miss Atossa Hale.
M r. Cliarli.* Bsllingsr is traveling for
the Electro Plating Works, Augusta,
G'a. _
Miss Rosa Davis, of Chprleston, is
visiting Mr*. 11. F. Buist.
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A. B. C.
amount will be approj-riated to student
JaiMir.’’ ' ■' J - • j
The cost, of board lias been reduced
from fi.OO to $fi IN) a month and stu
dents will he required to purchase oi ly
fatigue uniform, cost $10.50, instead of
fatigue and dress unitorm, cost $2S,-40,
as heretofore—in ail a reduction of
127.00.
No srtident should, come to Clemson
who has notluTiand lisjO^Tor tlie first
quarter’s board^’and fees, $10.50 for fa
tigue uniform, aud about $5/00 for
book*—in all $3.1.50.
While it is true that the board has
set aside no funds for the payment of
student-labor, the iiresident will fur
nish to needy, industrious students,
wheiuiva«—iM>s«ible{ labor for which
they wilfbe paid according to Us'inaf-
ket value. l:i other wofds, whenever
sMulents can do work about the college
they will he given the preferance. .
E. B. Craighead, President.
, I have taken up a yellow bull marked
with split in right ear and under-bit in
1A ft car. Owner will please call and,
■pav feed bill, &c., and get him.
p. J. zeh;ler,
jnnlll ’ Allendale, 8. C.
True and Pure!!
About-seventy-five pounds of Pure
Knlh Nein Melon Seed for sale. They
are True to name and color and w ere
carefully selected fnom my fine melons
grown last year. There are no bclteF
seed in the 8outh than mine.
For prices appiv to
^ D. P. fc'PRAWl.S, .
j a n.'U tClkfv. s
pead.
SOUTH AND NORTH
AMERICAN LLOVDS,
New York and Chicngo.;
, ' V. ’ .
The cheapest and most roll-
Watermelon Seed.
The “Glottssier" is tlie best known
sliinping variety. Dark git'Cn With
darker stripe*, same shape as “Koli:
Nein’’ but soiider, heavier and surer.
Price of seed 7» cents |ier pound; Kolb
Nj-in seed ($0 cents prr pound. Dis-
jan3l
J. M. GRAY
Allendale. S. C.
NOTICE.
So far ns my husband has'puhtDticd
what he has I tlilnk that it is my duty
to state to the public that my soils have
charge of my plsntntiop. and a« for
husincsi they have their own.
MRS. \L J. ROUSE.
Ruddell.S. .'an. Isth lSp5.
NOTICE.
The undersigned, as Administratrix
of the personal estate of George E.
Hair, tlee«*ased, will file her final ac
count with, and apply for it discharge
as said A dm inystrat rix to, the Probate
Judge qf Barnwell county on Tuesday
the 2lith day of February istij
ADA R. HAIR.
jan24-r)t
NOTICE.
Babnwki.i., 8. C., Jan. 21, IS'J.Yr
AH persons interested in tlie Fafui-
eis Mutual Fire Insurance Association
of Barnwell » on nty. are requested to
inert at the Pnui-t IfognU ofi Tliiiiilay,
ilie^i^rh day of Feb'ffi^y, for CTTF’lflif-
pose. of reorgaiiiziiig. ,
8, CL M AYFIET.D,
X. II DUNCAN,
<).<’, BAXLEY,
J. 8NKI.LING,
K R. RICHARDSON.
D. v . ZORN.
== II . . M.\ I I llEWS,
-,L. L. LANCASTER,
J. W. I'll I J. LI PS,
BROOKS WADE.
Not toe LtiPrcbrghfm toirsnatit to
Act of the (ieneral Assembly in refer
ence thereto..
The Auditor or hfs Deputy will at
tend at the follow ing (da?e* on the days
indicated for the purpose of taking Tax
Returns for the fiscal year commencing
Nov. The law requires that
atr^munTgPlpfWy’ mm # fgfdVnW
this year. ' -
All returns’ sent by mall must be
sworn to Indore an officer qualified to
Ndminister an oath.
Khrliardu—Tlmrsday, Jan. 31st.
Colston— Friday, Feb. 1st.
Hunter’s Chapel—Satyrdav, Fob. 2.
Biuidicsburg—Monday. Feb. Itli.
Midway—Tuesday, Feb. 5lli.
lUmbcrg—Wednesday and Thursday,
Feb. tirh anti 7tb.
Denmark—Friday, Feb. Stb.
Whaley—Saturday, Feb. 'Jib.
Blaekville—Monday artd Tuesday,
Feb. I Itli and 12tb.
Elko—Wednesday, Feb. 1.1th.
Willlston—Tbnr»dsy, Felt. 14th.
Tinker's Creek— Friday, Feb, I5tb.
Fiddle Pond—^Saturday. Feb. Uiili.
Govan—Monday. Feb. IHtb
Georges Creek Club Houspr-Xifr^day
Jan. I'.nb. .
The Auditor's olflee w ill be ke|)tnpen
from tlie first of Jairuafy tn' the 20tn of
Fehrnary for the purpose of taking re*
nuns
G.O. RILEY.
Cttiintv Auditor.
W«
V
▼4W.PABI.I5 I.AKWi IN RAR^i
well and Aikrht r’amnileA (*elbhgfbg tn
♦He New; Kn'gfand Mortgage Security
Company.
Persons (Ifsfvtng kb hriy or reht wit
do well to write to opeal) on •
W- Mb Magcodf Jr*
BARN1t*ELLC. II., «. t.;
For full pBriiculara.
martt-Jir
Dr. J. H E. MILHOUS,
SuRGEbN Dentist,
BLACKVILLE, - - - ? - 8. C;
M ill i» at tits rjfllre in B»t1iw«qi etrrr Bales-
Tho HinU’rni^m'tl, Agents
for tUc Lloyds in Uarnwel I
raiu f 15 per cent. totdoW all
ft Tiu rtsy and Wrdmwdmr ft^krwiez.
t'illjjr at id* Home offltein.iUMi k.’ific rr-
efjr Krswj slid esturdn)-, and ytll tnakr iitr
(sitnimetits In nw*! ts,ti« nts at anj* «*f
(’inmly tnniis or chII at llo-ir rrskkm 1%''
I am a full jrraduati- of ] > lilla<F;>p|iia Dental
Co||« ye; have liNilsw-ventreii years net ire jirhe-
tleal eX|>erli-nee. ami eau pleaar ybizln qnaiity
of work apd-prices. ^ .JMW W .i
********
**********
ot^cr rates.
Conic to see
r r ~
ns, and fit once
J. J. BUOWN,
^ (J. K. KYAN.
Barnwell, Dec. 18,181)4.
Practical Watchmaker.
GO To
"First door south nf Brown Honse,
Barnwell C. II., 8. C., offers bis service*
to the public.
An ex|>erlenee of upwards of forty
years is th* best guarantee ’.hat h«
knows his business snd will give satis
faction in the quality of his wo-k and
the moderation of bis charges.
Reliable time kee|>era for aula.
ALLENDALE, S. C.,
If you want to buy the best Mow ing
and Reaping Machines tin the market
for the least, money. TTVey sell the la-
inoii* Whiter A. Wnoil machine, and all
Repair parts, such as Rivets, Knifr
Heads, &C.
Hendquaftefv for Horst’s and M tiles,
Buggies and Harness. [june7-1y-
GROVES
—jau24-ld. ■ *
Palmetto Business College
Enter aiy time. Full Business
Course in from 3 to 5 mniiths. Terms
reasonable. Write for further particu
lars. J. R. A. WHITLOCK;
- President.
Willlston,.S. C. \ iiovlo
Three Trade Truths.
J.J.Dicks&Bro.
; : — .• —
Corner Bft>ad and Campbell
Streets, Aiiip.ista, Ga.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groce-
•ries and Plantation Supplies.
F.xperienee has taugllt u* that in
knowing W H EX, W HAT and Wll ERE
to buy the merchant succecdk and the
customer is satisfied.
We buy when others sHl and there.
fnrcg'ct lowest pricQi. We buy goods
of standard grades and so give mu pa
trons (he best that is to be had. We
buy where cash gets the bc»t 0 bargain*,
and share all advantages fairly with
our customers
At our new quarters. Hie most con
venient and commodious In Augusta,
we keep constantly full stm’ks of all
good* in our Hue of business, and we
cordially invite our Carolina friends to
make our place their Georgia liead-
uuarters. > Bv giving ns tpeir custom
they will learn the three truths that
NOW is the time, our house TH K place
and our goods the GOODS that they
should buy.
We handle cotton on the streets for
fifty cent* a bale.
Messrs. L. K. Dick*, fl. M. Hair and
T. K. Erwin are with us and will lie
pleased to see their friends from over
the river. . . •
Remember we are only three block
from the Union Depot and at the junc
tion of all the «treet car line*. Come
straight lo see us.
J. J. DICKS & BRO.,
AUGUSTA Ga.
TASTELESS
TONIC
IS JU8TA8COOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 60 cts.
Galatia, Ills., Not. K. l£03.
PartsMwllchieCn., Hi. Louis, Mo.
Gentlemen:—Wo snld last year, 000 bottles ri
©KOVK'S TAZTBIiKHS CHILL TONIC nrvl bur*
boiiKhl IlireC tn'SH tllfcady this yrar. In sil our ct*
perii-n.-o "f It ye^r». In the rtrna Im.lnenf. hns*
Deri-rsuht an artirlo ihatsuTe .m b tialTt-n'iilsslla-
XscUou M your Toulc. Yours trnlr,
auxjty.CariI k Co.
—FOR SAt.fc nv —
C. N. BUKCKIIALTF.il.
Secoqd Seasoq.
Carolina Midland R. W Co.
To lake effect at 6.:l0 A. M.- Thursday
ijeptembcr Uth 1894.
8oulh Bound.
3 * 1 |
North Bound
12 14
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io
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75th Meridian
I
Time.
STATIONS.
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1.
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i X - « W
|-= tt « j
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(1.58
7.08
7.in
7.a
, t;4h
8.00
« M A 11 I 1 M 1 I*. M
0.45 5.3o Lv.*Selvet , n..Ar. 8.10; (1.51
5.55 * Wagoner...
• • ! '4
(i.15 Perry
4 l
8.35 * Salleys..... I
5
7.00 * .. JSpriugflcld.. j
1 4
7.2 j..... Whaley •rfrr!
I 2 j •
r.'H . . ..Walkers . .,-.1-4fib 5-50
-j g-" = ' ——^ t K
8.00 Ar) Blaekv. 1 Lv. R.Ifil!
HI 35 10.35 Lvj 4 I Ar/ 5.00
\J0.47 10.55 .... Ashlelgh ' 4.35
; 2 j !
10.52 ll.(*.1 .. iWomlward... : 4.25
-
11.00.11 25 *. Barrtwell 1 4.0-5
6 ' j
U.12;ll.55 M dr rises «.45.
4
11.21 12.15 ....Brownell.... j. 8.2-5;
*-
7.4-')| (1.38
I
7.20 0.20
I
7.00, 6.18
C.3A 0.0(1
i
fi.KT 5.55
5.35
5 IH
5.07
5.03
4.5fi
4 4«
4.36
11.20 12.25! . A.. Cave* . r ■.
1 r ‘ • 3 --
11 38 12 40 ... .*Bcl^ilng....
11.45112,55, A r*A llendaJa Lv
P. M P. M. ;
8.151 4.30
3.00 4.22
2.45
' means so much more '
'you imagine—serioiisand 1
'fatal diseases result from'
'trilling ailments neglected.
Doa’t play with Nature’s
'greatest gift—-1
f relief
cut ol *oru. weal
Slid generally as-
hiMiefi, Mrwma.
ha*e uo appetite
and fast work,.
begin at oner’
jsf Bir Mm n
Mr jltrnitfbn
’own's
(era. AT
(lea rare-krtiekt
comes from the
very firm nuae- W
tvom’t /tain T*w
Iretk, and Tf’a
plaaxaul lu Uka.
It Cures
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Uvar
Neuralgia, Troubles,
1 Constipation^ Bad Blood '
1 Malaria, Nervous attmenta <
Wpun’s complaints.
C.et only the ernaine-rll -
linra on tM wrnppar. AH otArra arc aaV '
wr
slilulra. Oa aeceuKoTtwoar. aMaatai we
will seed MS (4 Tea Nkuttlal Wartd’s
Pair Vtawa asd book—free.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BAI/TIMORC, MO.
4.15
a. M.ir.
I linvo received at my 8ale Stables,
East side of the Public iSquarw, Barn-
welt, a first tfiass lot of first class horses
and mules and will continue to receive
other shipments of the same sort until
every body is supplied for the wdrk
season of 18!i5.
Come and see my stock and learn my
prices. Stock lias never before, since
this wa* a country, lieeli so cheap and
never N will be again in our time, ami I
bead the procession for bargain* in this
good old county.
K. HEED
S. N.GREEN.
Real Eslate Agency
AND-
Advertising Bureau.
Dec. 6 tf.
C. BROWN. Trustee,
O. DUNCAN BELLINGER, *
- Soi.iritrrirSJaf. CIRCUIT. ~
‘.WILLIAM If. TOWNSEND,
Xatk of Elliott & Tow nsbnd,
Bxaukokt, 8. C.
H. L. O’BAN NON.
Bejlingsr, Townsend J
O'Bannon, , : s
ATTPOllNKVU'A'r I-AtV ^
Olllce Uyaii Buildiug,., Baruweii ti. C,
Registration Notice.
The Registration Books will be open
at tlie county seat on tlie first Monday
in eaeh month for tlie transaction of
such business as I* pmvidedjiy U^- -^
I. G. J’KNNINUti* Supervisor - .
nev15-tf
T. B. ELLIS, Jr., ~"
Surveyor and Civil Engineei
Special attention irlvcn to the cnmputatioD
of water-powers, h-vcling and drainage,
A postal can! midresM-d to me at Ma Ins,
d. C. will receive prompt attentloB. *
octl.DO lyr t . ^ ^ .
Judge oi Probate Notice.
'TO F.IWUUirs. Athninistrators and
Guardians npiioiiited by Hie Probate
(’ourt:
You will please take notice that tlie
statuU-H require yon during tlie months
of January nod February in make a re
turn P> tlie Probate. Judge of all estates
in your possession for the preceding
year, and in case of your neglect, that
yml lie cited so to do. or losgf your com
missions 'rti mdtieys received and paid
odt for such estate.
* T!t8. WURKrA, J. P. R. C.
Bai^wefi, S. V„ 24lh JnWharv liAH*.
IS -f *
We hav« thU flaj
1 p
d
day formed a copartner
ship for the puitHim* of buying, selling
and advertising Real Estate, especially
farm and tiuilier lands. We will have,
unusual facilities for bringing the most
desirable class of immigrant* In this
country through a.v advertinijig scheme
which we are perfecting and which will
extend over all the Northern and West
ern States.
All person* wishing to buy or sell
ifenl Estate will please apply to,u» In
person or b; mall# —: ^ ...
GREEN * REED',
Elko, Barnwell Co., ti. CV
P. O. Box 115.
November 1st I8t)4.
♦8+8488M++t888iM%>MMI
Does This
Hit You?
• i Ftte tncBftgement of -the
Equitable Life Assurance
Soclaty in the Department of
the Cafoiinafi, Wishes to se
cure s few Special Resident
Agents. Those whasse fitted
for this work will find this
A Rare Opportunity
It is wori, however, snd these
who sudeeed best in it possess
character, mature judgment,
tact, perseverance, and the
respect of their odmmunity.
Think this matter over care
fully; There’s. an nn usual
opening for sbmCbody. If it
fits yon, it will pay yon. Far
ther information on request.
W. J. Roddey,
RocfcHW.S.C.
#8M——88888818888—
Lands For Sent And Sale.
17.000 acres in Barnwell Co 5,000 seres
In Aiken Co, also a few sfiiail farms in
Colleton and tiumter Counties. Par.
lies desiring to buy on good terms
(small cash payment ami balance on &
years lime) or to rent; will do well U>
call on, or write.
Hates a simms.
Barnwell 8. C«
Bambtfg Hardware Store,
C. J 8. BROOfvF.ft, Proprietor.
Keep* a full line of Haftlwarr, Tin
Ware. A gate iron Ware and (inns.
Full stock of Base Hall Goods, and
ValL*y Tin,all sizes,constantly nn.haad.
As to price* I will not be undersold
by any Southern dealer. I ask the
chIIm and patronage of my friends and
the general p .bile.
C. J. 8. BHOOKER,
apr5-ly Bamberg, 8. C.
_Perrg W. Price
Invites all persons having wagons,
buggies, road cart* needing repairs to
call at his General Kapair Shop* l>cfor*
making contracts. First Clan horse
shoeing a *|iecinltf, Sujierior facili
ties for repairing mowhig machines.
All kind* of meul work done and satis
faction in everv, particular guaranteed
FLRRY W. PRICE.
The Pechrtialnli Shop.
Weit Ertd, Barnwell, S. C.
■ ' V-.
Treasurer’s Notice.
Ciw'ntt TarAst nrn's Omcr,
B*uxw W.i.,8. C. Nov, 21«. I’SM.
The Tn-ssWrer’s Offi**- hoars at Htouw* tl
will I#-, until (hr Us>ks arc dosed, sa relloWF:
From W u in. io 1 p. m. ,
From 8 to 4.1*) p.*m. exeia on Hninrdays,
wlicn office will Is? closed*t 3 o’clock.
' TAX LEVY
Is-vj- for State. 5 mills.
D-vy for Ordinary County, 3*^ mills.
v for School, .2 mills.
Total l>-vy. HF;* niills.
All S|*-cial School Districts tiav* an addl-
tiouai levy:
IVIIllMnh. 2> | tnltU.
F.iko. 2 ndlls,
ilarnwi II. V. nrtlls.
Blackville, 2 mitls.
D.iik Branch. 2 mills.
8eigliii|{. 2 mills.
Allendale, 2 miils.
Clear Pon<l. 2 iimIIs. *
fim-n’a Academjt) 2 iuills.° •
Hercules. 2 mills.
Kilisto, i mills. iV
Kcedy Branch, 2 mills. •
, (i<i\ an. 2 mills.
Nailohal Bank Utils, OoM and Silver colrf
its citaMe for Taxes.
Tlie Book* wifi he open from tl>« 15th (8-to
wiithout iH-wahy
«ay M’S
3
v>;
iV t
From 81st December to f.Ath Januaay
Tax«s will bo Wss-ived with 15 (ht renk pen
alty, alter which time execution* will be wrtt.
ten Upou all (V-Iinqueat Taxes. -,
All |>er!«*ii* writing to know the amirint
their Taxes mtlsi do so B) the Uifh lleeetnher.
as they cannot lie answeied, as I have tmi
one Bock Silul tt-ls im|swslhle for me to co|
lect Taxes aud answer auch Inquiries at Ik*
same time.
All persons sendinK mor.«> tn thl'* < ffl<v will
pltWWdo so by )«<sfsl owh-r nr refrisb-refi lei
ler. and not by ‘•Kxprtaa,” as evrfy paflqga
costs five tcnls for drlfwry,.
A. F. FUEL, TrcabHret
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