The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 21, 1895, Image 3
The Barnwell People
RATBM OF tit'lMl'RimOX.
tn AdvHnue, per Anuaiu
Ob Time >
Till; USD ay, FKIWMAUY 21, l,«0A
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The next nvuli) r com ni untea non < if
Harmony Unltre No..IT A. - . K. -. M. - .
will be lir!<l at tin 1 no* Maxnr.lcTein
/ TT \ i^e In Itornweli upon inh 'lay ot
Man h is<<5, tins'sUme'bellii» the 2'iul S4t-
Unlay i'l aal'l month, beginning at “High
- twelve."
v rfy orilor i>t VV.-. M.\
K. O. Ki kmw. Seoretarr.
Hardware House
BLAGKVILLE, S. G. &
——Ji* 't e"' '
The v*paptner*l»ip of Hair& Wil-
tlmwiil of Mr. \Villiauu. The litiaitie**
will lie eotttitiufil hy the iiiulet>i«;ji e ,|
«in hin own account. To him nil imleht-
ctlncss to the late Hrm !s to be puiil.
M. It. Wnndwanl, F.aq. of Aiken, waa
it) town on Tuesday.
Sir. 1). B. Wliliamahas an advertise
ment of interest to ladies.—
W. II Townsend fctq. Is represent
ing Solicitor Bellirgcr at Walterboro
■oonrt thiam^k. " —-
Mrf Alfhul ^eas» ti ns sitting up on
Tuesday atld expects to go home on to-
niorrodri
The nextierni «if court will Begin on
March Isth. ^udge Gary of Kdgelield
will preside.
^I'exaS Hock meh sav that 5o per wnt
ofsthe cattle iti that S^tate tiertahed in
the rewnt freeBei.
Mr. \\\ II. Yeldell, one of the Dis-
pensary Inspectors, was in town yes
terday oh roulitic work.
flood Watet imdotl lat «1? th rent, con
venient to railroad. Apply to
A. II. I’attkhson.
Mrs. M. T. IIHi has returned to Olnr
from a month's visit to relatives in
.v
^ vex
.Sumter roulitv, hrluging the two little
ho vs of I’rof. .1. II. Hill With her.
(htr good friend Mr. W
’ViKlston, called to
M. Smith of
see iia on Monday.
A fufl stock’“of al! 'httnlwaK* \v ! fT he ‘ Tfi speubfugoffffe.tft'ltther he said that.
constantly kept and prices will Beheld
below;- all competition.
Sl'KUI AI. HAKGAIKS.
Tile special attention of Imuscke.i’p-
pin is called to these tin precedent d of-
fe rs;
X<i. 7.Cooking Stoves at fS.50, with
fou miry w ar<*.
No. S Cooking Stoves at $lo.5i>, with
foundry ware
A large line of ('oukinz and Heating
_S c \\ itig Mach lues, (Juus, I’i.*-
tols, AntmuiriTiotj. ^T>cnnnTtr Trtetde-4-
Ittents atld all Vnods kept, in ti^rst class
bardware houses now waft for close
buyers y , .
Tin rooting and repairhig done in
hrst class style by skilled wot'kincti. of
best materials
Soliciting a liberal share-of public
pairoiiiige ami pledging tnv ln-st efforts
to phase and jirotit my customers, l re-
ni.rm, very frith .
4. K. II>IR V
The Hardware. Man.
MoHcy t» Leud.
A few liunilted dollars to lend on
fir-t Mortgage of improved real estate.
Apply to s. ii. Maytiehl,
Denmark, S. (J.
W. W. Hart
.1111
ned
a private school
It,ami .asks ihe ptihll
la
fi >r a tHurraf
itronage. A long ami successful ex
perience in the seh'tol room guarantees
value receiveil. Tuition ami hoard will
be made to patrol's at hard tun.* prices
and with the proper support will asso-
viatiwith him the tuesf talent that can
bj procured, -t- a femaic teacher.
Very re»pecr.fu lly,
W. IV. Haiit
lit xW I'ftrtU t Fcrtib'uri.
If you raise
Tomatoes Potatoes
Cabbage Berries
Peas _ iW , othcr Melons
Trucking Crops
for Northern and Wceterw rUrkets,
POWELL’S
GREEN-BAG
Fertilizers,
fAc hi<jhett gr<idt ffrtilizer* rumle,
are the kind you nr«iL
St-ml f«t ciftilar till lly'all about tiwm.
POWELL FERTILIZER & tflE.T CO
BALTIMOnc. MO.
rcTtilirrr mrimifnrtiirHs,'aapnrlm amt
itrat.-r'i in \m ny Nslii. SiilL»liair il
I w -V I ’nnY
and alt kuuls oi
t-i’ff.itt«I .>• •<! Pbospiiate,
sol I'c/tilumg Materials..
he had never seen so long a cold spell
as that just ended', aud Ills recollection
reach -s itaek to the “cold Saturday,”
January Tilt bSSS.
Tlte County Hoard Hf Control met on
Tuesday. As Supervisor Cave Is ex-
ofllclo Chairman it wns necessary for
one member to retire.. .lots were rq-
aorteU tftHrtd l)r;.l. C. Miller drew the
tilauk. lie accordingly withdrew and
Messrs CL IK Free and J. L. \V ise con-
finueincinber*. ;
reach buds will, so old folk* say,
safely w eather a temperature of ten de
grees ludnw zero. If an the Carolina
crop is yet nbhurt, but liotj tlUout. New
Jersey and Marvlaudl’
L*«t- \ "
A gUt. about 5 months old, weighing
shout iKI poU'tds, itlack and unmarked
reward will be paid f it In r return or
information leadl g to recovery. Air-
ply to Capt. J. K. Allen or at Ibis of
fice.
Uel filb»4 Seed.
One friends who bentenlplatAt trying
tnel«»n raising for fiiarket-lhls year for
the first time and w ho have to huy seed
are, referred t<> advertisements of three
successful growers, Capt JrM. Ofay,
Messrs. I). 1*. Sprawls and F.T. Ander
son. They can rely on'getting exactly
what either of (lie tltrcc represent* his
seed to be.
Jeasy News.
The farmers hav* done litefally notii-
ing for tlie pa-t week, oil account of
tlie very inclement weather. This Is
sa'ul to be tlie worst freoke for several
years.
Miss Susie Hoggs, wild lias Ireen
tyamdiulttiuie 'vitTl Capt. J. W. Jenny
and famiry, lias accffTied ah' invitation
It is «»niciaHy reportetl rltst the serr-
age jof wheat- in tlie I'nitcd State? is
larger tliaoever hefore. ndtwith-tand-' 1
ing the. low price caused by dvtf pro-,
ttnetion and bard timea. —
Mtoj Ada M-Sinit'a of Fremont, Ohio,
lias begun suit for $25 000 damages a-
gainst thecliildren el the late Kx-I'res-
idetit It. B. Hayes f<»r permanent inju
ries claimed to have been received in a
runaway, caused hv a large and lirnce
dog ow urd by the Hayes lamily.^
Mr. Mike Heddi,of Four Mile town-
sliip, aged about 25 years, died on tlie
’.till inst. from injuries received several
Ka in - d a j s tielore fro'm tbs running aw ay of
bi> team-r lTf Wa* pfobaldy th^ talleat
lu metnorr of littlo Minnie I.ou Fonts
" ho dciiarted this life on Fehrnary tie
IhirJ at Klko, S, C. e
Asleep iu Jesiis, I-leSsfsl sleep.
Dear little hands. I fovedthem *o.
Ami now they are lying umlcr the snow,
\1 uder tiie snow , so cold ami while,
can not see them oi tons'll them tonight.
€
ey are quiet at.d still at last, ah ftu*;
Ibnv h'lAy and restless they u»ed to he;
Hut now they can never reach up thro'
tho straw.
I»eur little hands, I loved them so.
Dear little. Minnie Ic>tt i -miss thee so
.All tliro 1 the day w here ever I go^
All thro’ llitt nigh’, how lonely If seems.
For no lltrl i liauds wake me out of my
drcatifs. .
I mi rs you all thro’ the weary hours,
1 miss you other* miss sunshine and
dowers.
1 >ay time or r iglrt. time, wherever I go.
Dear little .Minnie I.on, 1 miss you so.
Dear tittle Minnie l.ou, when the Mas
ter shall call, *'
1 11 welcome tlie summons thateotneS to
tisal;
IVhen my fe,*t touch the waters so dark
and so cold,
And I ciiicli the lirst glimpse of thccity
Of gold.
If I keep toy eyes fixed on tlie I leaven-
lv gate, \ '
Over the tide wkei'i* the. wiiite-robOd
ones wait,, _
.shall I know foil, I wonder,among the
bright hands, -
Will you beckon me over, Oh! dear lit
tle Minnie I .oil?
Moriir.K.
For Sale.
One Horse.
Threc'Milch Cows.
Three Beef CjUUu*
Ten Fine Hogs.
Three Wagons.
Cheap for ea-H,
witli good security
or will sell on time
Apply tu .
W. \V. MioUtB,
Barnwell, h,IJ.
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The I'oar Fart ridge*.
This’kind of weather i* cdlcrtlated tf>
kill out the partridges, remarked
ShenTf Crawford, on Monday. As yet
there hare been no reports of frozen
partridge* naring actually been foundr
hut. should lliere be, it will be no occa-
«ion for surprise. More thaw once, in
Id snips Like Uryt, partridges have
u killed in this SeCttoii Hy toe tltous-
<U. A heavy snow followiog the
regent freeze, will pfrtveespe •-iall v dis
astrous. Jdanr of the birds that es
caped tlie cold will be staM^ll to dext 1 ';
nporlsinen will do well to examine inf)
the rnatter, and if the partridges have
fared ns badly n- mujlit reasonahlv he
expected; fntthef shoo’fing should be [
stopped —Yurkfilfc Khqfiirer.
TeattFr
uiauin tlie county, hying 0 feet 8 inches
in height.
Tlip deeisirih of the'Supreme Couit
in the ea-e rif tlie Slate against ,M. M.
I.ightsey and M. S. I.ightsey, appealed
from this comity. wa«til«slon .Saturday.
It attirnis tie judgment of the Court
below. Opinion hv Justice K. H. Gary.
'1'lie tax extension w ill end on next
Thursday. Then iintil the middle of
March tlie Treasurer "ill receive, taxes
with fifteen tier cent penalty added.
Then executions will he issued and put
in tlie Sheriil's hands for collection.
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Married on the 14th inst, at the resi
dence of the bride's parents, Kev. John
G. William* olllcialing, Capt. S. K. ri
mer and Miss Ada, daughter of Mr. K.
T. Ander.-on. Tnr. I’KorLK congratu
lates tli.- happy eontrscling pat lies and
wi.-hes them long life and constant and
abundant good fortune.
While many merchants are so quietly
waiting tor times to iiuprovcahy acci
dent or of their ow n mot inutill r. C. F.
N uniberger is pluckily at work making
them better in spite of ('ongres* and the
weather. Mi> ndv* rtiseinent covers a
w i*ie territory and is directed to large
audience. In these dull-and dreary
days it ring- out. cheery as a breakfast,
beil. Read hi- news.
A small dwelling in tlie Southern
part of to'wn, owned l>v William Dun
can. the colored drayman and occupied
by hi- daughters,, was hu.iied at two
o'clock .Sunday morning." Tlie tire
caught from the stick’chimney of the
kitchen, w here the'inmates had been
ironing up to a lat,e hour. All
nlinti'.'t 1 xee[urfire-corTterng—stoat. ^ttv
sayyd by Judge James O. Catterson's
manly boys. One of the occupants who
w as hi-lpiess froin theUtUHti-m had to
he carried from the house hy IV. W.
Ryan, colored.
Talking of the dead oat crop on Mon-
da} Mr. Geo. U . Morris, told tfs (bat he
had lost otic planting but he intended
to sow again. He said that, the late
Major Riclwrd McMillan had made the
best oat crop of his life on a Held sown
about the last of February, ami that
Mr. Henry llatizog of BlackviHe al
ways sows spring oats the middle of
February and lias never made a failure.'
Hut the laud ought to lie strong.
Tliotv w ere several pleasant feature*
in our experiences during <be Februa
ry freezes. Subscribers eon tri bit toil ao
abuixlaiice jof wood to keep our iM-art.h
glowing. ’Sq'tire' Jim WilJlamaor.’a
, l’f!* t ..Ji!d(le)i.lca.[..fff.±;)U<.jrciJ bnrued,
w ttfi (leliciotiR fragrance iu our l*ow-
1Thtans and the easy cliair rocked w itli
unusual gentl ties- a* wc gazed out at
the finger work of the snow king. Hut
w e dlJn’t write, any |M»euy.
Mr. A. N. Bush died at hish'omein Rich
Ivand tow usliip on Thursday last ol
ptfeiiinoida, aged aImuHi years, leav
ing n wife, six crildren and many rela
tive*'and friends to sorrow for hi* In**. '
He was a good man, active, energetic,
kindly and helpful, of limad informa
tion ami usefttF Influence. In hu'conn-
mtiuity he will Im lopg and greatly
missed. To wife and children the
death of the husband and father ia an
irreparable loss. They have litc earn
est, sympathy of many friend*, iu their
great sorrow. Wc knew hint long and
well aud held hi* good qualities in high
regard.
DctifoB 1). Taul Sojourner.
At a conference of the Klackville
Baptist Church, held on Feb. 17th 1K95,
the following resolution* were unani
mously adopted:
Resolved, That iu tiie death of our
much esteemed brother, D. j>ui So-
jourtfer,we liave siist<inod a loss which
seem*almost irreparable. Hi view of his
eitiaiciicr’and zeal a* a deacon.
-Re-olved, That hisciuiuent Christian
character and purity of life afford* tis
an example of imitation, aud endears
his memory as one who in all rcs|iects
exemplified the exalted character of the
religiau of our I>ord Jem* Chriat.
Resolved, That in this trying di*|>en-
satioii of God's providence we humbly
Bow to the decree of the Divine will,
believing that the AII-wise dis|KM>er
will ohier ail thing* for if i* glory, and
the good of Hi* church.
Resolved; That a copy of these reso
lutions bo Sent to tlie, family of our de
ceased hrotfter. with whom we deeply
*y in path iee in their atllictiqti, ami that
a Copy bCyfMrjiished the county papers
and the Rapt'at Courier for publica
tion, ami be i.iScrihed on a blank page
in our minutes .dedicated to his luetuo-
ry.
W. D. McMn.t.tx, Mmieraferr.
J. II. F. Minrurs, l: f; Vro 'fern.
air
to teach the Kearfce'School, ami we feel
-at is tied in saying that they could not
select the country over itrttl get a more
acmiuplirlied.ti-udier^ . „ .
Tim OhmilililUmTal C'ipveHtton swin*
to be agitating tlie. miixti of tlie people
a great deal, and it is sbinmhing tliat
weotiglfito IHy a-ide all prejudice aud
partyi*nT, ami look forward for tiie.
welfare of all classes. 1..
Well Dofle. /
The Rpiscopal ladies are happy, a*
they deserve to be. The Valeu(1ne
Fair given iiinlpr their auspices on
Thursday eved'ug last was even a l»et-
ter success tltati tiicy promised and we
predicted, lil MMbjufc Hall all
thought of loworii>g,f|iiie£ wa:’ forgot
ten and all wa* as iilerrj its.if it liad
been in gohjen mid^utuiuet. T There
wa- a feast of suhstaniiala ami deHca-
v.ies that, negatived tlie complaint of
hard time* and a liotrof wit and wis
dom apd sentiment . ttncliilled by (lie
arctic temperature without. T'h'e net
proceeds of the evening amounted to
$5(1, which Tmidls to tu' devoted fb thy
feliovatlon ol the Chhrch of tlie Holy
Apo\Ucs. T.
I he ballot box was one of tlie special
Bttractions to tlie ymitig men. A
beautiful chair, presented by the I'boe-
nix Furniture fompany of (harlesfon,
was put 114) to be voted to the most pop
ular voting ladv in Barnwell. Several
charming candidate* were Itominnted
aud ballots fell thick as snow flake*.
The prize was won by -Mis* Kmmie R.
Mtd air
Alliance Dcparlnicnt
■ y-.." --T- ■. hizste 7 • ■.
Adopttsl aa the County Organ by the Couu-
y Alliance -Inly 5th, IHXU.
M. J. FATK, Associatk Kniroa,
To whom all Coinmunic«iiou» on AlllatK-e
OMeersaf thr ( •■at) Alliaaca.^
II. II. Crt>m, PreeMcnt.
J. C.*Miller, Vlt*' l*ty»l^«nt.
\V. 8. HaiiilsTp, gcgroKlir./
A. K. Free, TtrasUKlt. —
(4. I). Ktttatd, Chaplain. ,, -
T. s. Weeks, CoMtitv iASMiiror,
•W. A. All, Steward or Assistant Istcturer.
W. T. Harley, I)'sir Keeper.
11. K. Harb-y, As-istant Door Krepcj 1 . '
I). W. Hoditord, Senteant at Anus.
F. H. Creech, Business Agent.
Executive (,’oinniiUctx—-C. b. Free, IV. IV.
Patrick, W. A.FauW. '
Trade Committee—(«. M. Hnntcr, F.. II.
Dowling, J. M. diner, \V. A. All.
Committee on (baal of tlie Order—J. C. Me-
Millan, C. M. Edeitfield, (V. T. Cove, J. K
Snelling, E. B. tineas. i-
.»■ »**■. 1 1 '■ .'"i
A late statement of .Secretary
Hester
of the Ne# Orleans Cotton Rxehtflge
gives the* actual deliveries of cotton
from Texas Ironi September l»t to
J11 Hilary ai-t to be 2,7U,'-H17 hales,
aj^alnsf 1,70S,X1!1 for the satne time last
season,‘inakitig a net increase of l,<NNi,-
8IS halo*.
He states that the s,0011,1100 mark wa*
passed in marketing this crop two
weeks ago.
And so well Iras tills Flittenjoyed
tliat oilier ehundtes'ought to follow
tlie happy exatnpie set ami get profit
while giving more than value received
in pleasure distributed.
Williaton News.
Walter Fonts died at Denmark on
Sunday of meiiingctl*. His remains
were brought here 011 Monday. He
was a memb t of Black ville lodge K of
1*. A delegation from that bulge came
up with the body. The Itinera I services
were held at the residence of T. W.
Youngblood, Rev. I.ide officiating.
Ills remains were laid to rest in the
Kimds burying ground by Blackville
and Willistoii Dodges. He wa« insured
for $3,000.
Mrs. Mattie I,ou Rodger*, of Dar-
iingioti, left for home on Tuesday
moriiing^haviiiR spent a week w itli her
relatives^'Hler many ftIrnds were glad
to w elcome her to her old home and see
her Icoking so well.
Mr. Mat Wise ha* moved his family
back to thi* place from Branch ville.
Our farmers have not lu-en able to do
anything toward* starting a crop for
iw.> weeks. Several have had their oat
crops killed tlie lecoitd time, i'p to
till* time no guano lias been brought
to this place. I'p to' this time last
year i-S.OOti worth had hecu deliyere i.
There w ill be two contests lor silver
medal* at the school next Friday even
ing. “ 11x1.
AT R; ST.
Mrs. Sophie C. O'Rannon departed
thi« lifnoii the night ot the 13r.li lutsanl
at tlie residence of Hon. 4>. Duncan
-Bellinger. Iier. afUL-iiuixAX.
( oncentin* f'otloB.
J. O Bios*&,Co.,of 21 William street,
liave sent ue an oirticic on “Cotton
Acreage for ISfi-V Thoj Bay tliat. tlie
cost of growl tig c< tTtori An -iHe Atlantio
States is over fi cefit- per pound, and in
Texas, Arkansas and (He Mississippi
hotti)m land* at no» le** thaii 4'-, cents,
or au avenift on tlie plifntatioiis proba
bly not less than 5| to cents.
'J'hey sajf thnt I.iverpdol, w liicb is af-
te- all tlie makel‘-of prices j'of cotton, is
staling next crop de1tA r ertes artt :t.m
cents, which tffcaii* not ii^$ge than 4b,
ceiitf on M10 plantations. ‘ It h- lu‘-
ca.uso df rf growing feeling thfit coti(m
can be made andaold at live cenlA yield
ing a profit and tliat the South will
plant a* much or more this year than
last, tint inch price* arc made in l.iv
er|*ool.” ’ ..
They advfse.tii# fanner* of the Sooth
to phvTrt oriIy"phc-fonrthof what thejr -—~
did last year and ifov tliat as the result
CAN I OBTAlW A PATENT?
nronint answer and an oelnlrm. wrlle In
N r It N A' CO., who liav* had nut 17 nflf jesrs’
atrerlenre In the i«o-nl busuirss. CoHimaiilen-
tlona strictlr enrltdi'iitlal. A llandbnnk of In-
formal Inn pnnrernui* t'alrnls and lc,w la nls-
ism (hem sent fn>e. Also a ratsS*t(W ot UMX'Uan-
Ical snd aalrntiae lsv>h« sent free. .
I'atonU taken tlirnuab Mnnn ft Co. meelrn
arwctal tHdtealnthv F*<-|enlllle Ameili nn. and
thna ara bmnaht widely before the sut.llc wlU,*
nnt oust to th* Inrentor. This sideiKtid rmpaf,
Issued w*akty.«t*santlylllqslrste»t. has hr fsr ll,«
larvnat rirciilatlon of any aclenttae work In tbu
world. S3 a rear. F«im>V coftrs sent fra*. ,
Bulldinf Itdltlon. montlily. n year Stnylo
enmas, ‘A$ cents, rrery nnmtw-r rsmtirn* heso-
ftftil plataa, In rotors, and ulini.H-riir-l s of new
|ioases, wrtn plans, rosMInv nullders to sh<-w tlio
lalastdaslans and secure runt ran ». Address
MUJtM ft CO- New Yon*. 3«1 DuoAbWAT.
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T INNING.
I wytiUlw fiV 11. -V auu- a t U; u -
tion to the fact 1 hat f ani
ajrain jufiyucd to do all
kinds of . r
TIN AND SllKiyr IRON
WORK.
Sneli as Itooliu^;, (iiilteiin^
and (ieneral Itejiairiiur.
AH work w ill rceeivii. my
personal attt’iition.
(JLlJ -VR kmtls-wTr^t < sVe'ts-Ti-e-
paired,;^';|
- av3i. (jarvin;-
Pead. pead.
SOUTU AND NORTH
AMERICAN ELOYDS,/
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Ne\v York and Cluca'jo.
riie eheajH’st and most reli-
ahle Insurance in the world.
r rim IHltleiM^lied. A^elit.*
lor tljv Iilt.iv 1 Is in Barnwell
(’oiiut v. can ni'. e Eire JUlsil-
r;Iitee Id per.eent. luduw all
v m.i vni.K i. \ND* i\ ft VRY-
ncll and Aikeh Coimtles belt hmug Pv
tile New KugUud Mortgage seturil/
(’titWpuny
. 1 '1 ■. •# -
Persians desiring b* hliv f*r refit wrll
il»» well in wrReUMir citll mi
W. M. rtagootS 3 Jr;
- KI D C. It., ». < ’
D*n dtrularf. - "
vfc*/- *y. « ' - - mai*-l v ■
DR.KH.E.MILK^nS,
Surgeon Dentist,
BI,ACK V IM,K, - -S. (".
Witt ts' aftiiK r.ftti’ctn Carnwi B arnry 8nle» -
ilny uinl Ti* *<k<) uml W. duitday lot low im.
WiH i»- nl tii'. Home oflli o in Bl> • svllle e» -
cry Friday innl f dii.^r’i:.’. ami wilt uutke.»| •.
|'I.!tu H.i-l IH in uhn t' |,nln'ids i)t HitV i>f idlf 1
i iiiiiiiy tiiwttsiir ‘ itfl at il.wir/fiantt mi s, 1
1 .1111 a fillllutaiUiate i<( I’tnliidi l|d>iii Ih nib!
Culb -1 . harp Liiil m twipM-ti years active j»t, 1 -
IIi hI I'X.|S rt' tn e, dlnl eith J.ln.M-Jetmi qiuiiity
iif work nnd jirb es. ^ t'fitt l rt
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Black ville, N/C,
<}<)
JO
ot her
( 'ohm
rail -i.
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BROWN,
. RYAN.
IS. 1st u.
!| Hit You? I
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live years. ••
She was a daughter of Col. William
Bratton of Yorkville, a family name
luslrdti* in upper Carolina Truth tiie
days of the first Revolution. Born in
the golden age of Southern prosperity,
gifted generously hy mt'jre with rule
‘personal graces and intellectual eudow-
im*nt she received all the culture that
the home care o( devoted parents and
the best tixinliitr of tlto’Schools cotild
bestow.
In JS52 she wa* married to Dr. J. J.
O'Ban non and came a happy bride to
the splendid liomostead just beyond tlie
village bounds. Ami in this new home,
like a Jlow-ec transplanted from the
woodedhill* to a gentler soil, iter life
grew 011 in gracious sweetness of infin-
• ned, through tlie sutisliine of peace,
tlie-storiu of war, tlie bereavements of
the later years, until Tnliy rt|*e for the
la-t reaper, w hom man call Death.
Fortune took wjng* and loved otic*
were called from Iter to the better land,
yet trout and faith kept imdiintncd ns
she with unchanged chr$rfulnc** drew
nearer to the ending of Iter pilgrimage.
And, now, ore.y duty fully done that
wa* committed to Ler charge, to family,
to church, to *ociet-y, her body rests in
the family cejnetcry ami Iter spirit in
the peace that i> everlasting, while her
memory, like x gmmliaii augql, linger*
with the lives so saddened by her de
parture. - ■
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Rlackrille New*.
of mu Ii reduction in fnpply that cotton
-wotHtUiidug 10 to 11 cents per pouini in
New York for.fonr or live' years to come.
They think it would,pay the cotton
farmers to let some of tfiefr fjihils He
out and feed tlieir tenant* free for a
year lather than over plant sgain to
give employment to those dependent
'fdr’food, &c.
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On the same stihjeef. Hubbard, Price
A Co., Bankers and Cotton Merchant*
iif New York, say; "One fact, how
ever, Is apparent to all connected with
the trade, namely: that another crop of
this magnitude would sell, not at Ij
cents in the South, but probably at 3
cent* |>er pound or less.
Some argue tliat because cotton is
cheap farxier* have to make the mote
to get enough money' ^) keep them 4
K«ing.
Those who think that way have mis
taken their calling. . They shoti'd quit
it, go int) polit^'V and liecome candi
dates for Congress.
Pfesident N. X. Clements of the Ala
bama Cotton Growers Protective Asso
ciation lias issued an address urging
the farmers of hi* State to cut down
cotton acreage ;M) per cent, and, if pos
sible,,Vt per cent. Tlie general plan
adopted at the meeting at Jackson Mi*.
sNsippi, promise* to be adhered to^n
Alabaiftx. \
The farmers of West’I’ennesscH held
a couvcutlou at J»ck*on on Saturday
and resolved to cut their cotton acreage
this year to 40 per centbfeKm whaWit
was last rear.
P.J.Zeigler&Co;
If you waut to huy the hot Mpwiug
and ilcapitig Mai hiiies on the market
for the least tnoney. 'i'hey sell the Ijr*
nmn* Walter A. Wisid maidiim and all
Repair puts, such as Rivet-, Knift
Heads, At).
Headquarter* for ildfses atuT Mules.
Boggle* and IIarn****. (jnne’-lv
ORDVES
effai Practical Watchmaker.
First dooF siutTh of BroWii ftonser
Hartiw dl ('. i I., S. C., oil era iiis scr> ice*
to t he jnildfc. - - . •
An exiMTieiu-e of upward* of forty
years is the lu st guarantee •l.aC, he
know s hi* business ami " ilhgii e *afi*
factmp in. th * quaHt} <H hi* yvo*k and
the lotnleiatlion of Ids eharges.’
asr Reliable lime keepers for sale,
neh.* .
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I'o take ell'eei at 1.3(1 A, 'I
1. 4>> |ifcmliej' Ulh l Si) I
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•Seivern. .A r.
The manngement of the
Equitabic Life Assurance J;
Society iu (Ue Pepartinont of
the Carolinas, wishen to se
cure a few Special Rcs’ulent
Agents. Tltose wlio are fitted
for this'work will find this
!: A Rare Opportunity
It is however, and those
whi) succeed Inst in it possess
cliaraoter, mature jiulgiueut,
tact, perseverance, and the
respect of their community.
Think this matter over care-
unusuaT
opening for somebody. If k
fit4 you, it wil 1 pay you. Fur
ther information on request.
W. J. Roddey, Manager,
” Rock Hill, S. C.
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Health
means so much moro^than
you imagine—serious and
fatal diseases result from
trilling ailments neglected.
Don’t play with Nature’s
^greatest gift—health.
IH'iifiifss Cniiiiut Ik' (Tiled
* >■ s
hy local as they van not
reach the diseased pni tio.n <»f the eaT'.
There is’nnly - one way to cure Deafness,
and that is by eoiintittiUonxI reiitedfo*.
iteafttes* is caused hy an infiamed coll-
dition of tlie mucous lining of tlie
Kustxchixu T ube. Wiien this tithe get*
inflamed you have a riiinhlint soiinddr
imperfect hearing, and when ft is en
tirely closed Deafness is the result, and
ittilrssthe iiifiaiir.gatinn eanlietaketi out
and this tu lie restored toil* noimal
'condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine eases 'out. of ten are
caused by catarrh, w hi :h is nothing
but’ an inflamed condition of the mn-
cou* surface*.
We will givxtx Otic Hundred Dollars'
for any case of Deafness (caii»e<I^T*y
catarrh) tliat cannot be cured by rfjiH’s
Catan h Cure. Send fot circulars, free.
F. J. Chknky ilt Co., Toledo ().
Sold hy Druggist's, 75c.
IS JU3T AS GOOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts.
GAI.ATIA. II I.S’., NOV. 10, 1SJ4.
Parts Medlolnr' Co.. Hi. Ixmls, Mo.
GentlemenWo sold last year. 000 bolilen ot
GROVK S TA.*TKL1>H C111U. TOXIC uiut bara
boiK-’u three i ro* ' iilrondy this year. In ell ('Hr e»-
peni'ii 11 years, In the dniR tue ini ,,. havo
never sold »n rrtO'lo ihatr*''*' sueh nidvtrsal s..ti»*
l«CUuu M your Tunic. Yours truly
Anxrv.Cxaa ft <'0.
—I'oit km.K it V —
Bl R< K IIA I.T1
ff yoo *re feelin*
out of soils, weak
■mi generally cx-
hattiicd, uctvouj,
hive no anixailv:
aud can't wort,
beKin at onrelak-
ittz the most telta-
hi t' * * 1 A* 1 . 1 1m 1A 11 VAX
■ —-s sT. i ■ - r r ps - v - - - . v T -X,
ntoliniic st Inch is ,
Hi„vvi: v to y Li!. 1
telSi- A Jew Bot
tles rute-ben-fit
Comes (tom th.
very nr<l dose- it
Ivor t Jtti /h yrnr
Urlh, a II >1 its
pleasant la lake.
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It Cures
Mr. J. H. Hoffman mxde an
metif. last week for the benefit of hit
creditors. Mr. W. K. Izlar i* aasignee.
Capt J.C. Keys has gone to it a«h-
ingtnn, 1). C., in thq interest of a patent
for his invention to nave the waste of
oil iu lubricating locomotives, tr, is
hoped that lie w ill lie successful.
bit. Valentine party at the resilience
of Mr. C, S. BuUt wa* very much en
joyed.
Jim Ray, t'.ie porter of the Molony
House, got too light tinge red last week.
He made a raid on Mr. Frank Mjdohv's
pocket l>ook and purloined thirty dol
lar*. Tlie stolen property w a* *<lon
missed,Jim w as arri-steiland the money
recovered- Jim is now htoking for an
other job.
We arc glad to say that Messrs. C. K.
Gyjes 4 l>». have made all differences
between tlteuisc^ie v and creditors satis
factory, and have opened np again.
Died on Sunday Hie IHh of pneumo
nia, IV. T. Foutz of Denmark He was
a Mason, Knight of Honor, Knight of
i'ythias ami insured in the Knigliu of
Honor for $2.01)0.
The uiaiiy friends of Kmmet Farrell.
Esq , me er.-.v.lingly gfifry to learn
that lie i* quite ill at hfii hbiWe iu lilack-
villa.
Ok how glad aYe to *06 the suh,
ajui lutw <6e long tA” rfee <h6 me* ailiL
feel tlfie frrosquitoe* agni'rt/ • ,
— A. B.C. 1
“Pkirfiftn* lioltlingCOlidtiy Claim* of
l=di.V*igtt«4 by M.» J. Pate, (Tei*k/
ran (li*|»os(‘ of san»e By applying to'P.
Mi Ruc-kingliani.” it
DON T 81 OP TOBACCO.,
Ho w to Cure Yourself While Using It
. The tobacco habit grows on a man
until hi* nervous system is »eriou»!y
Hlfected, impairing health, comfort and
liappiness. To quit siidilcnly i* too se
vere a shtwk to the system, as tobacco,
to an inveterate user become* n stimu
lant that hi* system continually craves.
Baco-Guro is a-scientific cure for the
tobacco habit, in all its forms, carefully
compounded after tlie formula of nn
‘eminent Berlin Physician who lias u*rd
it in his private practice since 1*72,
without a failtm, purely vegetable and
guaranteed perfectly harmless. You
ean tine all the tobacco you want, while
taking Baeo-L'uro, it will notify you
whew to stop. We give a written
guarantee to. permanently cure any
4 cate .with three boxes, or refund the
tuniMny with Hiper cent, interest. Baco-
Cttro i* not a substitute, lint a scientific
cure, thateuraa without the aid of will
power and with no inconvenience. It
leave* the system a* pure ami free
from nicotine, as the day yon took your
first chew or smoke. Sold by all drag-
gist*, with our ironclad guarantee, at
$ I .(Mi per box, three boxes, (thirty ;la.V*
treatment.) $2.50, or sent direct upon
receipt of . price. Send six tYwo-cent
stainoN for sample box, booklet and
proofs fr%e. Eureka Chemical Jk Man
ufacturing Company, Mantlfaqluring
Chemints, fad'roaae, Wisconsin.
I have received at. my Sale Stables,
Hast side of tint I’uhllc Stjuare, 4lat n-
well, a first ciH*s lot of first class horse*
ainl mules and w ill eonthnte to receive
other shipments of tlie same sort otitH-
every itody r* • supplied for the work
season of is'.io.
Come and see my stock and learn my
prices. SUn’k ha* never before, since
this wa* a country, hern so cheap and
never will be again in onr lime, and I
lieatl tlie. procession for bargains in tlii*
good old county.
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G. BROWN.
S/N. GRKF.X.
Heal Fsliite Agency
AND-
Advertising Bureau.
Dyspepsia, Kidney and- Liver
Neuralgia, Troubles,
/Constipation, Bad Blood J
Nervous ailments •
Women’s complaints.
[-r.il ha* rrns*^..
Alt •Hheis are«uli-
;‘t osily yniiine—ij ha^ rrr>*'-<t red ( 1
1 linennti the wrapper ... - w—. ^
Wtruts* < hi rvrrtja of (wro 2< tsnips we I
will >rnd m( u| let Beautiful World * 1
I air View.* a.iJ book—free/ ^ 1
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALth/tOrf', M0. V
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Lauds For Rent And Sale
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Xeloa Seed.
One huiulre*! pound* of Kolb Gem
and Glossier Waterwelon Seed f«tr sale
at AUaway’.Brothers, Barnwell. i'«r-
sonally seiectcd by F. T. Anderson.
jauJUtf
Several interesting coininfintcations
.'Crowded over to next week-
'I’nistee.
Registration Notice.
Registration Bonks wTH l>e open
at the (Vqmty seat on the first Monday
iu each month for. tTTe trahsaetion of
such btiAiiieVsH* i* pmviiied by law.
I. G. JFFNNINGS, Sti|>cr\isor. f
nevl5-tf —L, • -*• ^ f.
T. B. EimTJr.,
Surveyor and Civil Engineei
Special attention srlvrn to the conipmhtiou
of water-|H»w'ers, leveling on«1 dratnaire.
A jxistal vard autlrt;s.*ed t<> tile at )fa ins,'
8. C. will receive protiipt attentfou.
oct.I.UO Ivr
Judge ot Probate Notice.
To .Executors. Adiuintstrators ami
(itiardians appointed^ by the Fro hate
(blurt: T-
Ymi will please take notice tliat the
statutes require ton during liu* inontli*
of January and February to make a re
turn to the Froliate Judga'of all e tales i slioeing
in your 'possession for tlie preceding ties for
year, and in case of your urglect, that
you he cited so to doj or lose your coni-,
iiiUsion* on money* received and paid
out for such eat ale. ; *
*T. S. VV KF.KS. J. P. R. (V
[ Barawell, S. ('., 21;.h .?.ui)i4ry f Vf£ tu.r_
We have till* day formed acopartner-
sliip for the purpose of Iniying, selling
ami advyrtisitrg Real Estate, especially
farm and timtier lAml*. We will havt-
iintLoial faidlitlcs for hrtrrjftng the most
desirable cla** of iuf'iifgranrs -Tit thl*
country through a t advertising *v|i»-me
which we are perfecting ami whh h w ill
extend over all the Not llicrn and Wot-
qrn Yitutesi
All L> rson* wishing to huv or Aeirf
Real Estate will please apply ton* iu
person o.r li” mail. ^
V YtREEN & REED,
Elko, Barnwell Co., -S. C.
P. O. Box llo.
.Xoveinhcr 1st l.s!H.
IJJMtdaere* in IhtniweffCo ^,000 at rt *
in Aiken ( (i. iil*o;i few suinH farm* lit
4'qlleton and Sumter ('ountie*. Par
ties desirittg to buy on good term*
(small cash pivmeiit Itnd halauee on 5
years. I inn*) or to rent; wiF do well to
t all ofi, iif write.
BATES & SIMMS'.
Barnwell S.C.
Treasurer’s Notice.
Bamberg Hardware Store,
(’. J.-S, BRfJOKKR, Froprietor.
Keep* a full line of Hardware, Tin
Ware, Agate I ron Ware and Guo*.
Full Atock of Ba*e BTill Goods, and
V'all -y Tin,all sizes,constantly oh hand.
As to price* I will not-he undersold
hr any Southern denl-r. I ask the
call* aifd patronage of my friends and
Ute general p idie. • • •
\ C. J. I?. BROOKER, -
apW»-1y • . BamlK*rg, s. G.
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Perry W« Price
C'.'tvt[ TiiKomv.it'*urn,
B ,i!sv, ia,i ,s. C. Vov. 'Jl^t. 1#44.
T1i> ! Tr-'csiir- i'* Dfilce* ImtirK at I’-omwcil
will (*•. tihtd la- Us>ks are cl(»cd, as Jullows-
From tt a in. to I p. in. -
From 3 to 4 30 p. in. < xi pt on Setunlajs,
when ofitre W.ll I" rh-edsl A o'clovK.
TAX !.F.\ Y-
G-vy fjtir State. 5 in:11*
Levy tor < )i Imari *.<«lj»t;', 1!
I.vw for Siinw i. :Miii|!*. ’
Total Bw. ft* , mill.*.
AH S|t< i ini S In o| l,’i*trict*
mills
leave an nddh
Invites all per*oh4^ havir.g wagon*,
buggie*, l oad cart* neediirg rejiafts to
call at his freuei'al ltepni>sSlu»p* before
inaking contracts. First ( hi** lu*rse
a specially, lSii|ieri<>K—facili-
repairitig tndwing iiuudijiie
AH kind* ut-melal work donj- ami *a
faction iii etcrv particular gti iratiteei
- F'FIfKY W. FRK E.
• ^be Fechmann Shop.
West Ehd, Bani'.veH, t
tioi irl levy ; . .
Wfili-ton, 2’ , mills: “ ’ * ' .
Klko. 2 mHI*. —p-—
llarpwel!, 2' , milki. .
Blackt file. 2 mill ■ ' ,1 -
l.finu Ki.hicI), 2 mills. , ’ 1
' Sei^lin-. 2 mill*. A ~ —
Allendale. 2 imll*. * <
t it i*r I’oitd--‘•I'fiis. *' '' *
< irui'ii'* Ae*d' 'll) , 2 mills.
4IervitU-«,'2 (iiUla.
L.iflsto, 2 mills. *“ •)• .■*'*'
Keedy itram ii.'g mills.
<-o\an, 2 mill*.
Naiioiud Hsnk Pills, (oM ar.d SilviTcyfu'-'
re etvahle for Taxes.
'Hie fl.n-t- will t-e open: fmn the tfith Orto
her (ii.ilil (Tie :tt>t Iftsu witH r without y* nufti
From 8I*| l«i'.|e)-r to l.Mh Jannat) irfS
Taxes will Is ieeei\id wjtle 15 |s r. cent, ferv-
' atty,.after which time • xeeutions s ili U’ writ
ten npo'n ail d. |iTl' j.:en , 'faxes. -*
i * All m rsoiis writing t«> know ti e uKoont of
tliete-'i'ax*'.* inn-t do *n by the l.'dli I)«si ml i
I as vliey caid-ol I.v- ai’swi msI, as.J.Jla\'if.2 t't
one Bo< « anti it i* lmi*)s*ih)e fpr iia- t»> <s ►
I ha t. Taxes and answer sti h inquiries at tbu
. fame. time. •
^ ah fK-n-ons sending nior.et to thi« o(F,ee wdi
ph-BM- do so l»t postal onh r or iea*-+esv* l 4»t
So-, me) 1/v as. vU-ry.j ■( ii»n> .
«< -t.-, t.Vw <« «ts tot deliV. ry.
A. F. FKEE. Treasurer fi C.
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