The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 16, 1895, Image 2
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The Barnwell People.
'o < Uicrt n Lc.icver ocunUn Hnwmk.
»ih] tbo^c who mock and make merry
m W. HOLIES, Editor i Prop’r.
I COtnm rilMi LlTlOX.
TIIUKSIMY, MAY 10,
Over a tliotin
filed for the
and ui'jdiealiorw "were
|)rofe«s(*rallies in
lirteen
44h* irew—W4trtlrr^T» N’orni:^ COHefc at
Stock ilill j B ’ '
SSiTtM* Ui** la«< ieime t>f ifovernment
honda over rtfly oilllion dollars worth
of railroad bond* have been sold abroad,
Hnotlier Ioiik lever in the hands of the
foreign c.vfiltall‘ts whenewr he k 0 !**
Iv.vdy to priiMj the American money
ina rkii
Jnd>;e (ioli doe* not like it that Soulii
('arnlitta |a>oj>ie look n|>on I lie L'hitOd
Mates (’onrtn as‘’foreign." v The rea-
aon that they do iW eAay of hniV’rst*nd-
lO!'-. They are ijniek Co ioinisli every
Iitile lrans^res>l»iu of tli^‘ poverty
stricken moonshiner, vyhitc Irmts and
ooinhinea rto,nrish Ijke'tlie grei n hay
tr *e, in the very sliadow of I'ncle Sam’s
voirrt lionses.
Aecordirij; u» rumor the Mor^an.-
Uolliseliil i syndic.ue, \\ hii'h |di(C<‘d die
l.i'l issue of (•'overuiuc.it bonds,\as
lieco for the |>ast tew mouths 101)111"
o|> from |oivale.rcil/neric* two-thirdaof
entire jjidrl oTit|inl of lira IMiitcd
Mlates.
Tills eoi Met In" of "old "ivcs color to
(lie belief (hat rhe «) hdiCala is ^etlin"
ready to force ahoTlier bo'nd is“iio.." l r ti-
iler ii» contract u ith^U^! Tcdasyir^r t he
syndieate lias an option oii any new
bonds that may he is«ui d hv l lie (Jov-\
eriinienl prior to Oetolier Isf, and up to
that, time Hie ■rrea-iuy wilt be uhso-
luCely In their hand*.
All Mie'.liisUrt
over this last Mow to Mates Rtjfht* may
yet reaeh the full understanding of
sack cloth and ashes,
• Hut we are Inclined to believe that
Judge (loff has swung the pendulum
too far and that If the proper appenTti#
made the Muprcine Coon will .hesitate
to follow hu Interpretation* of law and
constitutional principles. As one of
the U-ttUdera nt—-KopublTmIiism- -fn-
Wcst Virginia Judge Goff’* mind has
naturally been moulded into the nnr-
rnwnras of party UcTlefa, nnd he ha*
not probably taken a lliought as to tlie
iioiiHWjuencos that will follow a govern*
ment adniiniatercd according to the
principles that lie lays down as corner
'tones. Hi* dedkion i* Calculated, we
n -. hopo not iaLentbisl, to provrdtc oritb 1s*m-
in kind, hilt ijcdr State, so accustomed
to l rlbilTsilons, can rnc« i fins ncs^con-
The Southern Ibiptlst Convention
was organized in Auguaia.Ua , in 1#I5
Only four of the delegate* vvtm Wert-
then present *Jrvtve.
The fortieth meeting of this great
tmdy of Chriallaiis was held with the
First BfipiUt Church, WashingUui, l>.
last week, commencing on Friday
and ending on Siiudny. V
Judge Jere. Haralson, of Alabama,
w lib h i* been President since 188!), was
unaiilmoiuly re electei.L So were Sec*
ButTtiw* of A irgima
and Oliver K. Gregory of iialtimore.
'j be niaxluium number entitled to
seat* on a financial basis was KM, of
w hioh a total of "05 was present. This
class of do'of.a’o* I* rntithll io vote; In
addition tin re-w< ra-riGI repre «n atiyo*
of association* elect, making a lotal of
all delegate* entitled to seat* of 1,211.
South Carolina wn* entitled to *>;l dele
gate* and 53 were there. Ay to eollec-
th/fi*: JJutSaiibatli Sclijojpl-*4ioard ae-
I'orti'd rtciipi- at, |53,n:i*> a* against
|ts,;>3i> last year;'for Kon-iitn Missions
coiiet-iion* ainounteil to 1121),000, mnre.
A Cotton Fertilizer.
Filing County Claims.
THE-
for cottonr which contain' at
courage
hiatory.
diliou w ith the cou.stam y and <
that ha* so bni; illu>lru , .cd her liiaWy
It 1* »mt alrme it contcnltoli fciV self
government In SoutbCarolina.
SuiTe I* e<|tiaHv Interested, Jor
a hat> be tpilckly called tlicy
mere provinces, with a*
of the tI nited .-’lutes
Supreme Court were present la-t. week
hear reargnment upon the • cnivstttii-
tioiialily of the Income Tax Act. The
views of none ot flhf member* of the
< oiirt have etianged, a ml-flu* case *tnnd*
just where it did befor.i rcarguinenl,
excepting fliat. the ipiestiou of (hmld.
that ctn•> T tcn'i1 anVuml ihe cunsiTltilimi-
nlity of tin* law is- removed liy the
deciding vote of Justice Jackson.'of
Teniies.-ee, who was not preaetit at the
lir*t hearing, lueouie* from rmit* ami-
State and miii.icipal bond* eontlnue ex-
s’-mpl from irfSaiiou.
“.Small fav ^rs tliankfiilly received,’’
Ac.
oilier
iililea*
will lu'OfHire
little liheriy ay England allows to Ire
land or Spain |ierinits to Culia,
^ I’euple outside the Stale call better
UmTpmdjrcn] the sUiiatlotl than I hose, im-
inediately Irflerested. We therefore
TjutTfe from llie Savannali Morning
Vew*; —:——— ■ _
'1 lie registration deel'lnu, however, Is
far reaching, and rather startling to
lhiiikiiig i ei.pie. 11 is by no means cer
tain that I he Supreme ('oiirt v\ ill aflirm
it. Admitting that it is true that the
regi'tr.iti >u law i* *n a Iminisiered as
to keep- Hie negroes away from the
p<dl«, ft doesn't necessarily follow tlmt
llie law vlolHte*\iuy section of the Ked-
,rral (hmstitution. if the law is in har
mony with (lie CnustHutUni, but i* im
properly administered, for partisan or
otiier reit'fmT, ft would ioeiii a*“If I he
state ( onrt wa< l lie prtHHT irlhtffial to
apply to for relief.
Purchase only such fertilizers
least 3 T0 4^, actual potash.,
For Corn, Fertilizers should contain Potash.
Poor results are due entirely to deficiency of Potash.
_ We will gladly send you our pamphlets on the v 'C$e of Potash.
SALTKEHATCHIE
N . 1, *(>,„ nu. *;store
merlin''of the I'ounty Hoard of Coni- , v
missi.'ncr* held mi April 1st a re*ol»- ; the attention of the good ra« ,
timi wa* adopted • requiring ebu' 1 '* of fled Oak, Richland, Harnwell
U c c'unty to in tih'l nftf Spring* nnd f„ n t Mfle wl
,i»y. js^rrSK’t “•{s l '"'*rt!/«^»i
They are sent fret,
dollars.
- •«
It will cost you nothing to read them, nnd they will save you
r GERMAN KALI WORKS. «j Nassau Street. New York.
*r.. - f r.*
Insist on
beware %
, - of imitation
trade marks
and labels.
Hi:Mi "before the’qmincriy meeting* M
in order that ih-y may be
‘’VloMerr ot s'm-b daim^will |de*»e re
member that if 1 bey do not
orovidedjicsaid rewdution the
will be uiiuble to act upon untU
Hie fo lowing quarterly meeting, three
moutiiB lattr..—_^ r7T7XTAVKi
, 0 V . Countv biiperviWifi
Out In rieli Mississippi f.iriner* me
finding that tlieru is more clear uiOMey
In raising Leaf cattle for the Xcw ()r-
lean*.market tlisu in making cotton. A
good ox is worth u liale and a half of
cotloii and is raised more elieaply.
delilieratioii and discretion, but tliey ,',r »ir..
ilie day for ralsl-ghitgc herd* in e;iiiiii,C IffTTvft tTila matter w here it i* f •• t,u
They r lion Id make no iiiineeesBary de
lay io getting a liigher adjudication
than the decision of a parli-an Jiulg*-
from West N'irginia.”
Texas is past, on account of th-i break
ing up of t he large r.riche* into mnallor
f^nos, and tlie priet* of cattle i* likely
to lie high fora long linie to co tie,
TI10 farmers of ahnoxtaiiy nciglihor-
iiood can club togotlier and get :ip a »‘ar
load of fat call le tM* fntt. For, a tmijf
llino tho ('JiaricMtoir, ('olumliia, Augus
ta and S iv annali market* have drawn a
larg.; part of their beef cattle supply
from the upper parts of tins, Mates.
Since the searelty of cattle out west de-
Y»h>|>ed buyer* from Cinciiinall, I'liila-
tleljihia. ttc.. liave invaded thenpcoair*
try and ear load after ear load lias been
aent clorlb to till out their short rations
Aiidprsbtf.lti tin* Slate, is the irrst
place in the South to utilize electrivlty
as a motive power for the operation of
machinery by what W called lb* long
distaneo transioisxioti. File years ago
ilr. W, C. -WJiitner obtained from the
city the franchises for furnishing water
and lights, organized his company imhT
built the necessary plants. Since that
time he secured water power at irTgli
.Shoals, live miles from the city, and ha*
put up the nveessary maeliinery to fur-
nisli qhout 200 horse power to run the
punii's anil dynamos of tho Water and
J.ight Oompiny .heretofore operated hv
•team engino*. In atldltion to (tuppTy-
ing their own needs tlie company also
aells electricity, to bo applied to Mitch
light machinery as riie users w ish. c
Any ooiiiinunily in tlie State, half aA
njivo as Anderson, can do-likewise.
(1'lien elieap motive power can he se
cured one great beginning dilllcnlty in
the way of commencing gmall manu-
facturiiig industries i<oyercoino.
To those wlio have been trained in
tlie se)ioo| of Stut''* Hights'and taug.it
to believe in State SoxVreignty tlie de
cision of (diegit Judge tlotr, given on
our tlrst and fonrth pages, will be bit
ter reading.
Years ago .wiso men counted tlie
overthrow of Suite Rights dpetrine* a*
among tin? saddest results of tlie w ar
between the State*, but. there x was tlie
clianen and liepp dial alien timv liad
cured tlie woiimls of Uiat red struggle
calmer tliougiit migTif Me^ore faith in
the wisdom and patriotism of tlie
founders of the Tepnhlie, ^nd State ami
Federal forges mfglil swiii" liaek into
tlieir old orbits, lint yevtilpriofik never
go back .vaids. The current ol events
);»s steadily added to Hie streligth of
tlie centralgoviTmneijt ami narrowed
the rights and powers of the States
making upTTre“T r iTidii. Judge (.ion’s
decision is the ipost startling aggres-
< jon on tho province of State power yet
made. Considemi merelyasa matter of
public policy, without any ruloreu.io to
•nerilsjind demerits of the question at
issue, it menn* ttie'fied aild coinpTeTo
subordination of the State to the im
perialism of the geueral government.
The right of «uITrage U Hie surface is ;
ftte, but beneath the silken word* are
(he sheathed sharp claws, to be felt if
yesUtance be made.
•So long ha* South Carolina been a
political SToTin centre that she now re
ceive* but little aympatliv from her sis
ter state*, amt she neither asksor cares
for it. Yet the medhrir.o admitiistered
V Unr now by Judge Gofl w ill be given
“States are naturally jealous of hav
ing their sovereignty encroached uputi.
and they should be,’ because one en-
croaeliuienl submitted to i* likely to tie
followed by otliers. Tlie lenden- v of
the Federal Court* is to extern! their
jiirisdietion, nnd if no protests were
made their encroachment* miglit even
tually amount to the removal uf ali lim
it* to tlie exercise of power by the eeii-
tral gpvernmeot ”
And lli<‘ New Y01U Times says of the
situaliou:
“Neither is there anytlilng i 1 it to
AUthori&e a F'eilernl .l odge m go heymn!
the piovialona «>f its ('oristitutlon And
it* statiite*,. and invade a dnuinH) he-
louging exeliisively to Stale jurisdic
tion, however much of outrage and/inl
vviong, fr<Mii the .I edge’* political point
<>t \ iew, there may lie in that domain.
'I he moment that Ir .mne, tlie barrier is
broken now n that guard, tin sovereign
ty of till, state* of (lie I niou. and Ills*
encroaeliuieiit of centralized power will
Inive no fixed liiiiFtatiou.°* The ur.riiori-
ties of Sooth ( arolina 'lionlil move w ith
J>y ♦20,000 than last year and 113,0<!Q
greater than for any provion* ymtf* Of
alt the fund* received by the
cent* on the dollar went to tlie missloli^v
Kvcrv.pirieiU uuiv—S-oeut* a%-Hic dulhtrwas
used for ex|>eii*e*. The Woman * Mi*-
sionary- T^rrion raised $3,.‘t!)7 toward*
liipiidat ing the deiitfif Hie foreign hoard
ami tlie State am-ielic* contributed to
the general fund $21,033. The debt of
the hoard ha* been reduced from $30,(KM)
to less Mupi $20,(100. At the clone of the
year (here were in tlie foreign mission
ihdil'SYVhiirches, lit out station*, 1)1
missionaries, 50 ordained natives. 5 )un-
ordaiped native workers, 3,l!)3 mem-
lieis, I/.03 Sabbath school pupils, 22
Iioumch of worship, IT* day school* with
7t>7 pupils. The' natives contributed
f«j, t*»*t.
'I lie Home Mission Roaid reported
123 mi-sionai ic*. increase -11 and more
than in any vear before, o,92! baptized,
increase |yl5l and 572 mofe-tha-n have
been baptized in any one vear since tlie
organization^of tlie’ cotTVentfon, cash
roc* ipt*, $ss.tj|0, being $ 15,3!(t) larger
ttinn ia«t year and greater than any
previous year except the centennial.
Tim debt of $G,7lkl at tlie tieginriing of
Hie year liad been reduced. j4.#v 1st to
ll.Wk).— ~ -
'I’tic general statistics of Hie eonvon-
MASTER'S NOTICE.
Plaintiffs,
Hurst, Purnell & Co.,
,v*.
J. W. Bavretai. OefendanU..
I'0W|
w.bltK I* fr'*# thing offered at
ZERO PRfCl^j.
Prime Rice, He. per ponrtd.
Goorf Coffee. 20c. |»r pound
Other Orocerws and RrovUi on , .
parallel ^rffcea, *0 that none nLa* **
hungry, hard as the times are U ^
Cm-Dry Gowda, Shoes, Hats, ..
cost, ao fhrfl iT6tl# need Suffer w ith n!i»
blow the blizzard* aa they please -
Full T ine Farming Irnplen*,^
l/vw Figures. w •*
Seed 1*01«toes, Field Seeds,
Seed*, from the —
the
I’li^ above cause having iieen referred ( will be glad to see Arid Mr V e tkw
11 _ . .1. _ to call IInon i,im*h<ik1nar nisttllw ...a I '" ,n <r—*
to me amom'other tilings, to caH upmi purchasing public and pledge mv- tJ
HcrendAnt ^ P-At J very S
commeiict -
ment sermon of the Aiken HigliSchoti
on,the first Sunday in June. l»r Jones
i* a ri|ie scholar and hi* thorough
know ledge of ,tlie Hible makes him a
foreilile sptaker: always to the point.
We ll speak for tlie future bv saying
that tlie hearers of i)r. Jones will enjoy
, . , . . . . his Myrinnn a* an rntollm tnal trani-mi
Jodgw -Mmontnii'a drnKloir r ~ Ttonj.—
The llispeusary Situation.
given in mil on our first page, any one
can import iaptors for his or her own
“use and consumption” from any other
Ntvo 'or foreign country. Since tlie
r. iiderlng of the decisioli State co- sta-
Mes liave been iustnictn^tn smze ali
liquors luring brought intollie State for
otiier than personal use and consninn-
tiou and to make hotter war outlie
Mind ti"er*.
<inv Evans scouts all the talk about
tlie-law being knocked to piece* as bosh
that MCetton 22 which is in ref
erence to enjoining liquor dealer* irom
furtlier engaging in the^busine.**, will
be. enforced more stringently than ever.
He nhn *nys that wlieneVTr it i* evfJent
Uiat any mayor or city council is not
sincerely and actively enforcing tlie
law metropolitan |K()iceat’ill lie intro
duced to enforce the law. 'I'hi* would
relieve iflh State from tlie expense of
the constabulary foihty.
On Saturday in ( barleston constable
Reaeh took a two gallon demijohn of.
whiskey from I.. («. ttyrd, w lto had re
ceived it front Savanna r liy express,
and Judge Simontoti imposed a fine <>f
i300 tin Heach for hi* conteniptof the
injunction. Heasli. refused to pay and
wa* lodged in jari. ’i'lte Sta e w ill in
stitute habeas corpti* proceeding*, be
fore the l uitod States Mtpreme (Tourt
at Washington, demanding Iicae4r* re
lease in’ the shape of a dissolution of
the Injunction. The result will give
more light 011 tlie mixed situation.
Harnwell S.C. May 7th TxflS.
I do liereliy eer Ify unto all whom it
may concern that, I have this day re-
ceiveiT of J'. J. Brown iistj, agent for
Mte Movds, the sum of seven liuuilrcd
iiiul fifty five dollars, being tlie full
amount of insurance as Agreed on l>y
me for tlie loss by lire of my residence
on tlie 11th April IS!i5. v f
I furtlier certify that the adjustment
of the io** hv nn agent of the Lloyds
was. entirely satisfactory To me, and
that, instead of being compelled to wait
fersixtv day*, a« i*\i'»'ial with most in
surance Companies, I have I liven paid
lor my loss, in tluee weeks, front tlte
date of the lire.
, * E. W. Peacock.
E>l!tor>Vniph‘:
I beg that yon will puhlish theac-
eouipauyittg eertillcaty of E. W. Pea
cock, who lost hi* dwelling house, hy
lire on 1 Itlt April last, it exliibits tlie
promptness with which his lo*s lias
been paid, without dispute, “by tin*
Lloyds, and the pleasant and saHstao-^
tory settlement by tut; agents and ad-
justcr. , . .
it is prolmhiie Mr, Pea'em'k, without
insurance, would to-day be in the eon-
dition ofsonte^of llie good people of
ilui-vuvuuty ,w4«« Itare reocn^tT tost rhrtr of ttre SDHke Pond jffaee'.
property -hy lire, anil having no insu
rance, are now askitur help of their
neighbor* and friends.
The poorer' the mail tlie more lie
needs insurance and the less he can af
ford to ho without protection.
* w ill take ordinary country risk* at
ouc }wr *h in, —' -
j. J. Urowu,
AgL
The OotrnU Tribune wilnts a eoiupo-
Costs no more than inferior package soda—
never spoils the flour, keeps soft, and is uni
versally acknowledged purest in tie world.
Made only by CHURCH k CO., New York- ’
Sold Ay frcccr* everywhere. ^
WriU for Arm and Ilamznor Hook of Talaablo Roctpoo^FFER.
DON’T
li<m were given in compilation made by
.Seeretjrev L*riving Morrow*. It showed
tlie following tvfal* : IMstrict associa
tion*. J03; ordMhtcd ministci*. t)JK)7;
eliur-hes, I7,)s0.'i; m lutier*, (white),
1,131,0t;; colored churche*, 12.K.IK;
OieinOersliip, 1,3I7,L‘lfi; aggregate intiit-
iK-rsliip, 2.718,17h
Despite of liard time.* and other dis-
eouragement*, tlie l,ulie* of tlie (Ques
tion ( lul) of Fuirlux have gotten up an
Eutertaiuuie'nt eon-i-tiug 01 ( liarades,
Taitleaiix and M usic. w Iim-Ii is to take
place at Young’* Hall on Tuewday
evening 21st inst. Admission 20 ct*.
for grown person* lOct*. for chiidren
We hope for a crowded house, as our
olijnel is a good one. We are trying to
get book* so a* to start a Circulating
Library in our little town. After the
p re gram me if carried out tlie Hall will
be given up to tile-enjoy ment of the
young folk*. <Q. C.
Fairfax, S. C., May ll;h, 1*03.
■
The-Aiken trustee* made a w i*e se-
leetii n inelioosiii" the Hev. Frrd.loiKg
/r.V IAJUMOVS TO STOP Sl'bDESL V A AD
don't hr iffHitfd itpun Ltf huifiny a rtmid/i thnt re-
qn’fet y^u to do so, ns it is nothiny more than n tobsti-
tutr. In Ihe sud'ltn st >p/>oye of toln/rio you mnsl hors
some stimulant, nnd in most nil tufts, t'le rffett of the
stimulant, he it opium, vu i/./une. or other opiates,
lenvrT a far uiotse lui/it eontruet’d Ask year druy-
yist ahoul BACO-CURQ. /( <* pn fly j.table.
Y' U-do not hare tu stop usmy t'iha&v wit^ E A 33-
C’J R3. It uriU notify you when to
•top and your desire fur tubaceo mill
cease. J oin system ted! be us free
from nicotine as the day be fore you
took your Hret ehne ar jamslifi—rFn-
iron-clad written'yiitirantee to abso
lutely cure the tobacco habit in all its forms, or money refunded. Price $1.00 per for or three
botes (30 days treatment and ywariusteed eyre) t'l.fyj, sale by all dm / / els <.r w ll be slJiL
by moil up. o rer.ipt <f price, .sA'A b SIX 7 117) CPAT S I .I M/ S / Oil • I il'Pl.l! / O.Y.
Harr, to prove and establish thei-chilnis
belore me upon a certain (lay, now.
TtierPforp. tT i* ordered,-That all fiersouf-
imlilin-' i litiitif 1 Hie said Defend-.
sjttflM.; W, Harr, do establish their
diaims before me on the 2.>th day of
M*y 18!(5, at M o’clock A. M., or be de
barred from participAtioh UQuler tlie Ol
der in tlie above case.
A. HOWAKD i A I 1 F.RbON,
Master. H. C.
Barnwell, S. (’., April 10’h
jriw
Petition for Homestead.
•Stat^ik Sot rir Caromna, | -
. Cof N I V OK BaRXW KI.I..j
Ex-parte Mrs. Lavinla M. Bennett.
Tliis is to give notice that, application
ha* been made tv me to have appraised
and set off to Mr*. Lavit ia M. Bennett
for herself innl her family a homestead
exemption of one thousand dollar* in
the realty soil oP tive liundred dollars
in tlie personalty of tlie late Henry 11.
Bennett, said property being situated
in count v and ■‘state aforesaid.
A. HOWARD 1'ATTEKSOX,
aprlS ' - ■- Alas ter.
mer. C. F. XUKNBEH(;b.H^
febl.1-3m Two Mile* from Town
SEWING MAGHIHES ^
AND SDPPLIES.
TO TUE LADIES S
I am offering the New Home
Ideal and New Climax flew in* *0 7
chines for cash. »n the installment pi,.*,
or In exchange for old machines, TM-sI
maeliine* are the very bsst made and
my term* will plea»e and snh every-
laidy’* circnmstanccs. , -
Also a full stoc. oils, needle* an<] H t
tnchmenl* for any and ail machine* ,*t
popular price* at my Central Surm!*
Depot in Mr. G. I). C. Lange’s store
R. K. Avenue, B nclfville, S._C. ’
Repairs of alt kind* of Sewing Ma
chine* ^nisde promptly and perfect]#
and satisfaction in work and price*
guaranteed.
, Will attend calls in the countit* «f
Aiken, Barnwell end Orangeburg if m,.
titled by po*L»l card. h k ^
D. B. WILLIAMS.
Itoolili t' and proofs free'.
Cilice of Til
.Eureka Chemical A M f 'J ' l.a Crosse, IF
1TON EER I’RESS COM t’.vN Y, <’.' W Horvh k S ipf.
St. i’aul, Minn , aept. 7, ISUI.
Eureka f'licmieaj and M’f’g Co.. LaCrosse, Wi*
D*«v Sir-—I have Teen- n tobacco fie.id for many year*, and dnrlnjr th - jet-t fvvo
rear* have smoked tUteen to tvvent) cigars regularly every day. M v w h •h* ner
vous system iieetim • alf etetl, until my physician told me I must give up the use
of Pdineeo for lire time h ittg. at least. I tried rite so-called ‘ Iveelev ( M-,’ “No-
I'o-Hae,” and various otiier reinedie*, 7 hut without sueees*, until I ae •iilentall)
learned of vonr “H.-i»'<i-t'ero.’’ 'i lireeweek* ago ronay I eommeuee'l using yoiri
preparation, and toil «v F rmvvider my self completely cured; I am in perfect
health, and tlie horrible craving for tobacco, which every inveterate smoker f-il
ly apfireeia'es, lia* eomidelely left me. I con-ider your “Haco-Curo’' siuiply
wonderful, and can fully recommend it. -Yours very truly.
C. TV. HonvicK.
^eatherboije Corsets av)di Waists-
CoiTcc.t Sliapcs.
lie's! Materials.
Liitest Styles,
Mosf (’<imfmt'ilil«*-.
Hecoiiinirtuled l>y
Litdies
who wear theln. f >
No nigiit w a* ever so dal k that morn
ing did not come.
"" T SHERIFF’S SALE.
STATK 0K StlfTII Cakouxa, )
H^ti.SW KITCofNI Y. I
M' fehers A Co. v*. T. S. Cave A lUo.
McGalian, Brown & Evans vs. T.U.
( jtvft A Hro- — :
J. II. Mohlman Company vs. T. S.
Cave & Bro.
Tlie Stono I’liospliat.e Works v*. T. .S.
Ciivc Bro.
Mar-hall, Wesebatt & Co, vs. T. S.
Cave tV Bro.
The Edisto I'liospbatb Company vs
T. B. Cave A Bro.
The Charlotte Clothing Manufact
uring Company vs, T, S. Cave & Bro.
M. Drake A: Son v*. T; S. C'ave A: Bro.
J.G Hines Manufacturing Company
vs. T. S. Cave i<: Bro.
Hurst. Purnell A Company vs. T. S.
Cave it Bro.
v *■
'J lie Imperial Fertilizer Company vs.
T. S. Cave A Bro.
KX KCn iONS.
B Y VI RTl’E of Execution* to me
directed in the above stated case* I have
levied upon and will sell at Baflfwell
on Monday the 3d day of June A. I),
181)3, (it being sa lead ay i.'i said month)
in Irdntof the (lourt il >use, within tiie
legal hour*of sale, to the highest bid
der for cash, tlie follow ing described
real property, to'wit:
All that certain tract of land con
taining one hundred ( KM>) acres, more
or less, and bounded by lands of AVm.
Ogden. D. J. Hair, Ashley Slan-ell, Ed
ward Carroll and land* formerly • of the
estate of Edward Htansell.
A LSO,
AH tiiat tract of land being a portion
of tin* estate lands of ; \V. L. Cave, de
ceased, and known in the partition .of
M*aid iatids L-eparately) a* Tract No. 1
and Traet No, 2 and so shown on Pltit
maile by J. S. Mixsoii A Sou,, Survey
ors, said parcel of land being bounded
as follow *: By tlie Homestead trac
and lands . of Easterling, - Richardson
estate of Anderson and by Tract No. 3,
*aiiktr.ict of land contain* in Hie aggre
gate one liundred and seventy-two (172)
acre*, more or le-s, that is No. 1 seven
ty-six acres and No. 2 ninety-six acres.
_ ALSO,
®Fifty-tw'o (32) acres, Hiore or less,
bounded on*the North by JatnU of Geo.
Morris, South liy W. V. Richardson,
East bvJE. H. Richardson and West by
H. 1*. Richardson, beinrAn avn as part
Dt ■(‘Ss-Makors say:
“They arc the best
V ... —
fitting corsit on
tho market.’! Mer
chants cheerfully;
It‘fund the money
a ft er 4 we c k' s' t ria 1
if 11 >t satisfactory/
(’it 11 for thCm at the
stores.
featRerroMe corset CO.
KALAMA ZOO- MlCillQ A N.
—FOR SALK HA*— *
Palmetto Business College
Enter my time. Fuil liuslTnes*
( oursein from 3 to .5 month*. Term-
reasonable. Writ- for further particu
lar*. J. R. A. WHITLOCK,
President.
Willi-ton, S. C; _novl3 ‘
MEMOIRS
Tarietoq prou/i),
A CAPTAIN.IN THE REVO
LUTION ARY-ARMY-.-. • -
- WRITtENay HIMSELF.
- A new edition of these in
teresting Memoirs has been is-
sitr-d (mm The PR)PI k Pehss,
frsrer
Three Trade Truths.
J.J,Dicks&BrO|
Corner Broad and Campbell
Streets, Augusta, Ga.
Wholesale and Retail I>exJer» in Groce-
J l ies and Plantatjon Suppik*. ; -
Experience" lias taught u* tkat in
knowing W H EX, W II AT and Wit ERR
in buy the merchant succeed* and iU*
1 c-ttMomer i* satisfied.
We buy when other* aen and there-
lore get lowest pricer. W# bwy good*
uf (Standard gravle* and so give onr na
tron* the best that i* to be liad. \V«
buy where cash get* tbe best bargains,
and sliare nil advantages fairly with
our-
W illiam. IMIo3?2?is on,
our goods mu Norms,
BT,ACKVir,T,TC. B C
Keep Cool! Keep Cool 1 -
Go to Mathews it Hammett’s and get
a glas* of Coco Cola, Milk Shak*. Fniit
Bon .Bon or Soda Water, all flavors ice
Cream will lie served on Mpnda)s, Wed
nesday* and Fridays
Tlie best Segars always kept in stock
at No. 31, R. R. Avenue, l‘. O. Build
ing, BlackviHe.S.C. lmayl6-3m
Silmmons to Absent Defendant.
$}Tatk ok Sot’rn Caiioi.ixa,)
County or Baknwkll. f
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The Land Mortgage Investment and
Agency Company of America, Lim
ited, Plaintiff,
against
Catherine Sanders,’Defendant.
Copy Summons, for Relief.
To tlie De/endant, Catharine Sanders;
*g**+*¥++***+*****99*J*
FOR THE 4/
SCHOOLROOM T
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AH that traet of land bouned on the
North by land* of Aaron Kline, J S .tiili
by pub I hi road, East by lands.of A. F.
Cave and West by land* of S. L. Pea.
cock,and containing ninety-seven (97)
acres, more or less.
ALSO,
'All the right, title and interest of \V;
L. Care in and to ell that certain tract
of land containing fifty (50) acres, more
or less, and bounded North by estate
You are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer tlie complaint in this
action of which a copy i* herewith
served upon you, and to serve a Copy of
your answer to tho said complaint on
the subscribers at theisolllee, Kobt. W.
Shatid, Columbia, S. C., or-Bates &
raofWunm*, Barn well, S. C., within twenty
son, da) s after the service hereof, exclusive
of the day of such service; and if you
fail toansvverthe complaint w ithin the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this ac
tion w ill apply to the. Court for the re
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Mav 7th A. I). 18!>5.
It. ».] W. G. SIMMS. C.C. P.
KOBT. W. SUAND,
Columbia, S. C.,
BATES & SIMMS,
Barnwell, S. C.,
i Plain till’s Attorneys.
To the Defendant, Catherine Sanders;
Please take notice that tlie Complaint
In the above stated action was filed in
tlie Clerk’* oflioe for said county on fte
Tth day of Mav. 1895.
> . KOBT. W. 8HAND,
Columbia, S. C.,
BATES A SIMMS,
Barnwell, S C„
Plaintiff’s Attorneys.
may9 ftw
site dollar of gold and silver. The coin hands of the late il. Ha Easterling and
would be absolutely stable in value, for Mr*. Julia A- Gave and — Cave, South
iu ease of disparity at any timf in th^
commercial value* of gold and silver
what was riTTiT h)-; tlie depreciation of
one metal would be mada up by exactly
the same cotnpii alive appreri it ion +4
the other. The late Alexander 11. Ste-
pht 11* advocated pracUca’Hy the »ame
thing whenUv suggested the goloid dot-
h»r.’
and West by Wash Halford, now Frank
Anderson, knownturTrae? No. o.
Levied upon nnd to he sold as the
proper tv bfT. S. Cave A Bro. to satis
fy the aforesaid executions and cost*.
Term* of *ale cash. Pm chaser to
|vay i’or tMpers.
. J . W LANCASTER, s. B. C.
bbCtiU’a Uliive, /nj i:ih 1895.
1ZLAR PROS.
Attorneys dml Counsellors.
L ,T. Izlar,
Blackville, S. C.
Jas. F. Izi.ar,
Orangeburg, S.C.
Will practice in the Probate, Cin uit
and Supreme Courts of South Car
olina, and in the Diatrict, Circuit and
Supreme Courts of the United States,
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1/iC, asethme needed in « tehool-
*room v* hart it. H e are HeaJr
quarters for Blackboards, Deski and
Seats, Crayons akd Erasers, Maps
an^i Globes, Inks and Information.
IVkat we tell you, jo 1 can depend
on. Everything v e sell you it
guaranteed. H'e do business on
the “ money bach" plan, and rv$
do more business than any other
house in onr line. We want every*
bodys interested in school work to
have our catalogue, so we ran da
etiil more business. Catalogues free.
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65 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK
♦
Andrews
School
Furnishing
Company
ao to
P.J.Zeigler&Co.
ALLENDALE, S. C;
If you wanbto buy the best-Mowing
and Reaping Machines on the market
for the least money. They sell the fa
mous Walter - A. Wood.machirie ami all
Repair parte, such a* Rivet.*, 'Knife
Heads, Ac.
Headquarters for Horses and Mules,
Buggies and Harness. [june7-ly
‘ G. DUNCAN BELLIXGER~
* Solicitor 2kd. Circuit.
’ 'WILLIAM II. TOWNSiND,
Laik ok Elliott A Townsjckd,
Bkaukort, 8. C.
: H.UO’BANNON.
Bellinger,Townsend h
O'Bannon,
A.TXOUNKYH JK'T L.AW .
Office Kyau Building, Baruwvli S.-i;,
Some time ago we were fortu
nate enough to secure a copy
'from an old book xtore in New
York, and at request of de
scendants of Gipk Brown we
have issued a new edition. It
deserves an—extensive—-aaL
among all people interested in
the times that tried men’s souls.
Gen. Johnson Higood, so
familiar with tarly Carolina his
tory, says: ^
“It is a most valuable gontn-
bution to local history.
‘The' original was dictated
bv Mr. Brown to C. C. Hav,
Esq., who; married his grand
daughter, Miss Pevton, and
published in pamphlet form du
ring Brown’s life. I had a
copy, which vyas lost, greatly to
my regret, and have sought un
successfully to replace it. Your
reprint nearly a half’century
later is timely and no doubt
will gratify others as much as
myself; for apart from its his
toric interest I doubt if anv man
of 4iis^ day has more of his
blood in the present population
of Bariiwell County than Tar-
leton Brown,
“He lived to be nearly a hun
dred years old, 'and in hiy child
hood I remember to have seen
him, and recall the considep-
tion iit which he was held by
the people and to which his
services had entitled him.”
. Copies on sale now / Mus
lin covers 50 cents each, paper
backs 25 cents each.
PIPE!
Life, Accident,
At our ih*w quarter*, tbe ».r»t •<*»*-
venient ami comniiMlinn* In Augii't*,
we keep constantly fuil stock* of all
good* in our line of iiii*ine«», and we
•‘ordially invite our Carolina friend* to
make our place ibcrir Georgia he*it-
piarter*. By giving u« tlieir rwslmw
they will learn the three trnth* ffiAt
NOW i* the time, our house THE place
inri onr goods the GOODS that they
-hoiifij buy.
We handle ro'ton on the streets for
Fifty cent* a bale.
Me*-r*. L. K. Dick*, II. M. Hair&M
I’. R. Erwin are vvitti u* nuff w ill be
pleased to see their friend* from over
'he river. • ' , .
Remember we are only tkree hitH-k
irom the Union De|>«t anil at the juae-*
Mori of all the street car Hue*, tome
-rlL 1 **Kbt jo tuai*.
J. J. DICKS & BRO.,
AUGUSTA Ga.
TfXXIXCr.
I Would 11 your atten
tion to the fact that I am
again prepared to do all
kinds of
TIX AXD SHEET IEOX
AVQKK,
Guttering
and General Repairing, r
All work will receive nry
peruojial attention.
f® All kinds of Stoves Ke-
paired. c j^2J‘
AV M. GARVI^r
BlaekviUe, S. O,
Suelt as Hoofing,
LIGHTNING,
-ANT)--
LIVE STOCR
INSURANCE
—At Lowest Rato In—
\ **4
Strongest Companies.
Butler, Calhoun & Co.
-=0**riGE3 AT- ,
THE BANK OF BARNWELL
—AND—
Wm. McNAB’S STORE
apr2& - • J .
MISS HATTIE MARTIN,
BLACKV1LLE ^C-
Announcer Her . * •
. — APRIL OPENING —<
of the Most Stylish Hat# ancf
EVERYTHING EI^E
kept iffg
FIR STL-ASS MILLINERY STORK*
ALL of which *be offer* at •'
LOWLKST POSSIBLE PRICEtr.
ap 5,1nj*»- v
Lands For Real And Salef
17,000 acres In BarnwoBCo, 5^)00 acre#
P) Aiken Go, also a few amaH farms irv
Colleton and Sumter Cowi»tie*. Par
ties desiring to buy on prod term#
tsm«ll cash payment and balance on fr
year* time) or to reotf will da well to
call on, or write.
v RATES * dlMMS.
JBaruweU S,C*