The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 01, 1895, Image 2
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The Bamweir People.
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JNO. IT. HQLflES, Editor I Prop'r.
L\R6E^r COUXTT CIKCtiiATI05.
; A **M“*> i ouablf Srrmon.
In a aornion H»*v. Dr. A. J. S.
Bapti
sail! rrliUlvc t<> Uid Jute j;
lynching in
THURSDAY, Ajuusri, isn*.
The I’rlwarj^KIMIon.
The election on Tneaday |):»«*spi1 ofT
pleasantly. A light vote was cast, pnr-
tlcnlarly at the cnmitry boxes. I'p tn
the hour of closing our forms Wednes
day morning Secretary J»uncan hiwl
nwtvcd repOiU Tf6HI tlie foHowdng
boX.ee:
Allendale, Blackville, Barnw«W, S|.
loam, Willlston, Klko,- Ked Oak, Uich
Land, Sycamore, Denmark, Bamhery,
Ifecdy Branch No. 2., Great Cypress.
The votes received by the candidates
fj»oted up a* follows :
Q. Duncan Bellinger h.Xj
Kobert Aldrich !w **»
< r. It. Illbra. . v ; ..;.. s..... 9*L
W.C. Builth X..,
A. Howard I'atteraon 1 V.
Gesirge II. Bates
S. (I. Mayfield .
Jos. M. Skinner
I. . T. I/Jar
J. D. Felder —
The yotei will be counted ai\d results
sledared on tomorrow, Friday.
The new Constitution should make
stringent provision’ for the eternal dis
franchisement pf the campaign liar.
White unity is more essential to
white supremacy than all the constitu
tional aafe gnarda 'hat the widest can
devise.
Two bales of new cotton, the tlrst of
this year’s crop, were sold In New Or
leans on Friday, one bringing fM* and
the other only $25.
xss
1:74
mio
47(i
^7-2
Henry Neall, of New Orleans, w ho
lias a high reputation as a cotton guess-
er, estimates that the South will niafc«-|-ttmns he U
bet we«-n K and P million hales this year.
He puts the reduction in acreage out
side of Texas at l<* per cent., which is
too little.
« a
Editor!.. <1. Branyon, of the Honea
Tath Chronicle, Is, we believe, the only
new spaper man who is a candidate for
the Constltuthnal Convention, via the
Democratic primary.
But he’s young i.) the profession and
therefore to ho excused.
The city council of Selma, Ala., haa
••aught the spirit of th? Indian name of
their State, “hero we rest,” and adopt
ed a resolution prohibiting persons
under IS years of age and married men
1 rom being on the street* after !* o’clock
p. m. unless they can produce permits
Irom their guardians or wives.
< W'c are sorry to see a new out break
of old selfishness In. the up country.
Not content with Clemsou College at
Fort Hill and the Industrial college for
girls at Kook Hill the riedtnontese are
beginning to clamor again for the dos
ing of the door* of the Citadel Acade
my and South Carolina College.
The editor of Thk J'aoi'LK could not
be a candidate for the Constitutional
Convention, bnt w ill do bis best to hold
Up the hands of the Barnwell delega
lion. He has readied definite Ideas as
ty) the best solution of the suffrage
question and will subipit them to the
public soon, unless some wiser man
adopts the line lie has fallen on or
something better.
old folks with good
memories said that the big snow con
tained as much ammonia as people,
generally bought, for crop food in the
usual application of commercial ferti
lisers. That accounts, if 'they were
•correct, for the excellence of thi« year*?
crops.
And providence having helped the
farmer in his time of sorest need good
use should he made of the increase of
the Adds.
Free silver seems to have a strong
lipid in Mississippi. I.a*t week a pri
mary election was held tn Montgomery
county for I'nited States Senator. The
opposing candidate* w ere .1. M. titone;
far twelve years Governor of the State,
and favoring the single, gold standard,
and Congressman II. D. Money, advo
cating the; fre^ coinage of silver at Hi
to 1.
The vote of the county stood: Stone
4.'f, Money 1,(K).S.
From re|hji ts of speeches of camli-
datea in our exchanges it appua^ that
a‘large majorixy of the delegates w ill
lie in favor of retaining the hoinstead
in tiie constKution. Some w^ll want it
put beyond the power of personsdajfri*
jug to mortgage it. The two mill tax
for schools is popular and will be re
tained, giving ppw.er to each cllivyi^to
sWignate to what school Ids tax shall
go. 'i’here Is a strong element In favor
of reducing the constitutional area of
the counties. The Mississippi plan or
“something better” is the favorite idea
for regulating the suit'’■age.
The County Campaign.
The campaign meeting at Baldoc on
■the tflth ult. \viu not very largely at
tended, bnt tlio<e present gave close at
tention to the speeches of the candi
dates. ‘ *
Owing to the death of a promising
youth and sickness of other persons in
the Dunbarton country the candidates
did not speak at that appointment on-
the 2oth ult.
The closing meeting of tU; .canvas*,
•was held at Bern well on Saturday.
The attendance was larger Ibua expect
ed, aevertl hundred men Ivateitiug pa-
fently and interestedly for upwards of
thyeo hours. Mr. liaorgo W. Feaeock
« resided and introdhceU the speakers.
he speeefies were the best this scribe
has ever beard’ at a campaign meeting
in this county, and he has attended not
a few. Barnwell county is full of
growing men. And those beaten in
this primarV race will he heard from
ami honorably in future years if tbey
•wlfl only try again- _
Ji Bt Johns letter received too late
f«w ttoi* Uaiie but will keep ukvly until
uAxt week. \
i’homas, Editor of ite Baptist Courier
said relativ
Greenville :
“They call this a Christian nation. It,
is said that there are over ‘<0,000,0 0
nomlual Glirlsiiaiis in this country.
I There are over huff n miltfoii professors
I of religion in this Stale. Would a
heathen believe itV Ifs^me of the peo-
pfefrom darkest" Afrh’a or cruel Turkey
had stood on our streets last Monday
morning they would not have taken
tills for a Gbristinn land, and Green-
vifie for an enlightened, rollned and
cnttiVateil cmniminlry. And yet I be
lieve ttiat thin outrage and horrible
murder was the legitimate fruit of iu-
lldelity, unbelief of word, and a
want of confidence in the jn-t.iri’and
seu«eof right and tlie honesty of their
fellowmen. Men do not believe each
other, they can not and they will not
trust each other, they are fn^t losing
ropeet for all that is right, because
they have tieeti deceived and because
they have seen justice thwarted so ma
ny times.
‘.’These people know that God In His
word says, “thou shalt not kill.” They
know it Is w ritten in letters, plain and
numlsfakaliTe.' But then so many in
telligent men, men ot apparently good
character, men of intelligence, men of
Christian profession and church con
nection are constantly savings certain
things are justitlablc, so many killings
are excusable, and defensible, tliate'aeh
man conclude* he Is the judge as to
when and how he may take a human
life. Sometime when I hear Hie law
yers speak In defense of the slayer of a
human being, when I read in so many
of our papers that mob law and lynch
ing uhder certain circumstances Is jus
tifiable and w hen I hear the people talk
ing over these -.lilncs, I am amazed, and
confused, and I wonder. 1 wonder if
the people do believe that God said,
“thou shall not Kill,” and *hen I won
der that KO fow are kiljed when we
think of the intideliiy tli*. ha* taken
hold of the (woplo. The average mur
derer does not fear the law in this world
nor retribution In the next. He knows
that the shrewd attorney aided by a
prejudiced or Incapable jury will brush
aside tlie law as oldutobwi-h*. and if he
thinks of the divine law idfid fiitnre
punishment he dismisses the thought
ami says these are idle tales. Some-
a professor of religion, a
member of a Christian church, he is de
fended by a professor of religion who
speaks of him as a martyr,-he is tried
by a Christian jury, professeil Chris
tian* testify to his good character and
lie is turned loose a free man and re
ceives the congralnla'i ms of Christian
people. What does he care for the com
mand thundered on Sinai, “Thou shalt
not kill.” What does he care for the
theology which teai-hes that human life
is a sacred, divine tiling, God’s highest
gift after Mis own son ami His wordi’
What doe 1 he care for-the scripture
which says, "whosoever hnteth his
brother is a murderer; and ye know
thHt 110 murderer hath eternal life abhr
ing in him.” ’Those words have no
terrors, no restraining power for him,
he doesn’t believe—tho law and tlie
courts have no restraining power, he
doesn’t fear them—and lie is a lawless
drift, he neither fearj God nor regards
mun—he docs not lielKve in the one
and he lias no confidence in tho other.
"I Verity believe that much of Ibe in-
dlfference of the church members ol
the present day and much of the vio-
leiusi and lawlessness and crime is
largely due to infidelity—that is the
root sin—unbelief in God’s word, -ilie
utter disregard and setting aside of His
promises, His warnings mid His denim
nations. I’eople do not believe in the
sintulness, tlie guilt, tlie culpability of
•in: they have come to look upon fil
mic punishment as nursery tales, and
future glory as inijHissible and uuuec-
essarv. / a g
“There is Irreverendb, and a "mTgfc
degree of infidelity in the homes of tlie*
people, there Da gfrat deal of it in the
hooks and new spaper* in the homes of
tlie people: there is Irreverence lutfd
flippancy in the pulpit, there are unbe
liefs ami glories of lawlessness in the
school mom, and it is no wonder that
our people have drifted and drifted
from God's law, till they have almost
«rt it aside.
“I hope I am not a prophet of evil.
I would pot take a gloomy, pessimistic
viev^-iil tilings; but tluif Things are in
a 1 "bad, unsettled state, that there is a
disregard of right atul justice, law and
order, that crime is more frequent and
more shocking in our midst, that of-,
fleers amf law and the courts are laugh'-
ed at there can he no denial. It is
lime for -our ipeople to consider, we
.must he convinced that the standard of
morality is exceedingly low, that the
public eblisclenec is blunted or dead,
that there is a tendency on the part of a
large part of our people to justify, ex
cuse and palliate nime and law lessness.
Whither arc we drifting^ Awa.V,
away from God and Hi* teachings, away
from tlie example, of the Christ ol Gpd,
away from simple and beautiful lessons
in montlity and purity that some of us
learned in our -childhood days'.
Whither are'" we drifting? How far
will we go? Ah! who can .answer
(that?
r “Well, w hat are we to do about it?
The present condition of atl.iir* is de
plorable In many respects, and the out
look nifty rot be very bright,^but for
my part I do not believe it is hopeless.
Ido not preach a gospel of despair, J
do riot believe it. Mine i» a gospel of
hope, thegosp 1 that~can bring present
immediate relief, and that bring* good
news of future glory. Aft the ohl
prophet of tlie Lord looked upon the
aggravated apostasy of hi* people, and
,m« Ire thought of the certain punish
ment that aw aited them he cried out
tn the hijttorness almost of despair, “is
there no hilm in Gilead? I-there no
physician there? Why then is not the
hcalt,h of the daughter of my people re
covered'/” I can see-much today to
mourn over, I am obliged to hold my
bead in shame, but thank God there Is
hope and light. There is relief yn
these things:
1. The'"presence and power of the
Holy -Spirit. He can change hearts.
Well, let the people continue to pray
for ills presence arid help. This
church needs Him. We do not hale
sin as we ought, w:e do not rvbiike If,
and set our faces against It and JfW-ak
out in condemnation of jt. Holy Spirit
open the eyes of this people, that we
may see wrong and bate it and con
demn it and Mpi away from It. God
help ii* to know the right and tlie right
pursue—to speak the right things, to
stand up for t|ie right even though .ve/
may I*.* criticised and-hated, iimi fuc.-„
saken by friends and talked about.
Let us poty earnestly for the enlight
ening and quickening power of tlie
Holy spirit. We need a great revival
of religion, our cose Home * quicken
ed. our eyes ojiene j; we need more
.courage, tnoral,Chifstian courage, We
are cowards—sometimes we know the
right and yet we are afraid to doit.
2. Wholesome teaching. God’s
unless tlirreismore faithlul work here.
Many of the children snow that <-h**«
lessoil* are gone through with In a
half-hearted, half prepared way and
they begin to'doubt the sincerity a d
the honesty and the piety of the teach-
erwhd In Min iSimday school itself tlie
seeds of iulldelity are .sown In tie
children. 1 believe In home-tHnebiiig
and home-influences. The great ma
jority of our criminals and the fellow s
of a baser sort do not come from loving
Christian home*, where prayer D loved;
wfiere God’s word is the Book of a4l'
book*, where Christ’* teachings are su
preme and where the honoured father’s
and mother’s word is law. Consistent,
pious, reverent, law abiding parents, are
as a rule, not sending into the world
the swearer*, the embezzlers, the Sab-
b»rh preakef*. the mufd«H«fSi the
di’unkardf. Ala*, ala-, softfcrtimrii.
there are exception* 1 The humble,
pious, godly parent* sometimes *ee
the son and daugliter of many prayer*
go straight on to ruin in spite ol tears
and prayers and loving words. But if
we have a lielter people, a liettcr citi
zenship and less lawlessness we must
have more and better home training.
I have great faith in the godly motltei s
of our land. They are n<C in sympathy
with evil doings. They do riot put pis-
toTs aridoafd*Tii Thetr boys’ hands and
he decanters ami wine glass to their
lijis. sThey dread the day when tlie
bov willl go out into the company of
Gel Heady Girls.
Fre»id*nTD. B. Jrilin son,' of the-Ncr-
mai ami Induyiial Dal lege at Hock |
Hill, says that tlie eniollment. books are !
now op«n and a«W* that all young
lilies who intend entering tlntt school
tlii* fa I s-rnl fo w ard tliclr applica-
I tmiis, Intheir own hand writing, git • 1
log full nutne, ag'*, place of residence
and parents orgnardliri. Applicants j
must lie “ifo*. less tlian 15 \eirs of »ge
and should have a knowledge of me
cTc if ip tir* of Engirsh J ’— —1_
Gin House Insurance.
evil, thouglitjless people who w ill teach
these boyish li trid* to fight, these pure
lips ff> swear UTiittrmnrc speecti.
Home training, more of it and better,
is what this country need*. 1'ttre
speech, pure reading, pure thought,
religions truth at the fireside and a-
godiy example set by father and
mother.
J. I boHsvp in public sentiment. The
sentiment of the people is not against
the*c lawless deeds as it should be.
While scores apd hundreds of t>eop>
condemned that outrage lu«t Monday
tuortiiiig', scores and hundreds tliere are
w Us m’ <n luatifv< lt. -THe mnlivwfiu4
tiKing of liumati I lie, under all circum
stances, /hould l»e.condemned by law
attiding people. Too many of our peo
ple excuse these things. The sentiment
of our people, a* a whole, is not again-t
tlie carrying of concealed weapon*, the
illegitimate sale of liquor, the card ta
ble a d the punch bow I—and a* long a*
public sentiment Us not against tbe»e
tiling*, w e may. expect to see men slain
011 the street,In the hack room, on the
highway and the soil of our fair JState
dyed with human gore and the law * of
God’and man broken and detteif.
“A healthier public sentiment i* w bat
we need and what -we might to try to
create arid crystalize. Let right think
ing people speak out against those
things nud.condemn wrongevery where
and every time andevery wav. A sen-
t’ment In favor of purity mid justice,
in public life, in political life, iu pri
vate life, in the liomes. in tile school
room, in the churches, in the legisla
tures and in the ofllce* and ruler* of
our land.’'
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Hints on Cuimiiig.
There are few things tlie average
housew ife take* more pleasure In than
her display of canned fruits ami jellies,
and so simple is the process of making
that there is no excuse for far lure.
The three principal methods of pre
sen tug fruii are by conserving i f , the
proportion* being a pound of sugar to
a pound b7 fruit; canning, one. quarter
or one-half pound of sugar to a pound,
and jellies which afe a pound of sugar
to a pinto! juice. But the latter is the
only fixed rrtle, as dill’erent. fruits often
need di ItV rent proportion* fr >m those
given.U» give the lie*! result*. , -
It Is of first importance to have every
thing of tlie best qualify, for poor fruit
will tiol keep, and cheap sugar gives a
etrPTdy imritT Grannlnted orXioaf su
gar (the former 1 use in prefereie-e,
though some Miiuk tiie more expensive
the more satisfactory) and sound, not
sjUKiwipc, friiiT as essentials. ,
Tiieit* the ea*i mh-t lie looked to, eft-
peeially the caps and lubbers. If there
is the slightest chance that: the latter
are not in perfect order, it i* best, to buy
new ones and not risk the result. The
preserving kettle should he of granite
ware or porcelain, the ».ld-fa*hiq , nc-d,
brass k-ttle f* so liable to poison the in
gredient*. Iuca*e Ifis used itNUoflld
lie scoured tlrorouglily with salt and
vinegar.
tVlil n tlie fruit is ready to put-on tlie
*t V the cans or jelly tnmhlers, wh c -
ever are to be used, should also be put^
on in a vessel of boiling water, w irli a
doth at tlie hoLlum to prevent break
ing. Oldfashioned lionsew ive* al ways
take xjie WHsii boiler and boil tlie cans
in it, but a large di*!: pan w ill answer.
If the cans or glasses are not boiled
there is danger of breaking w hen the
hot fruit is pm iu. Many content them
selves with slipping a silvep fork in
ea-.hcan, hut it is much less trouble to
boil theuLail at once.
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Tribute of Kespeet.
God in His infinite wisdom, iia* seen
lit to remove by tfeath from our midst
our much beloved sister, Obedience
Ron* tree, whw lived to the ripe ago of
77 year*, and had been a consistent
member of-<’ypre*s rhapel churdi for
50years; therefore be it
m rfietleath of Sis-
ter Kountree Cypress Cliafe-I church
sustains the lossfif ir* oldest member,
whose < liristian intluence will long be
felt and remembere l. — -
Resolved 2nd, That tlie Cl rlsMan
synvpaThles of this churdi are tendered
her two aged sisters and soiiju tlii* sa 1
atllietiou.
Resolved 3d, That tliesc resolutions
he copied in tiie iniuiite hook of our
church, a copy sent. iter. sOu and puh-
IDhed iu tlie Barnwell paper’s.
■W.LKiu.iNtiswoRrif,
P *'t ’oinmittee.
Approved in Conference .July 13, ’5)5.
' Ehrbardts, S. Julv 2!i, is: 15.
JCrlitor /Vo/r/o ; —r——-
I noticed In your last wreck’s paper
acrount of th<“ death of Mr* J. II. Rob
erts at this place. Please make the fol-
llav«- Von Land For Sale?
< harjeston, S. C. June 27, .K 5.
In stnull or large lot*. It so, sc-nrl
without delay descript ion arid jirice to
Hartwell M. Ayer, Editor ot tlie State
Hand-R<»-»k, < harl.-.ron, S. StaXe
wlietlri ir tl:ere i*"w ,iter power and how ■
gr.-at; .or fiiifierMls on the land;
whether there -is a railroad or naviga
ble stream riertf. A special feature w-rti
bo made of laud* lor sale in tliy State,
and trom the widespread attention the
ho >k is even no.y attracting tliere is
evary-cliauec for rea Aiiag a .customer
through it.
Address : 11 umvKi.r. M. Aykk.
Editor State Hand-Book.
Charleston, S. C.
I’la^e your fiin Honie Insurance in
Stock Cninpanics. Satisfactory rates
Rep:ceciiled bv
J. Al.T-EN TOBIN, *
General Ic.surame jF^ciit.
jaly16-Cw ^
H. M. Graham, ,
1C V AT’ UAVV.
BAMBERG, S. C.
Will give hi* be-f attfldlon to all
business entrusted to iii:n.
Will practice lu all Courts of tlie
State and I'nited rdate*.
t Fertilizers for Fall Crops J
A should contain a' hfeh percentage of Potash to A
• inkurethe largest yield and a permanent enrichment -
It
of the soil. v .
Write for our “Farmers’ Guide.” ft ^^
is brim full of useful information for farmers. It will be sent fice, anu
will make and save you money. Address,
“ GERMAN RAM WORKS, 93 Nassau Strett,Nek York.
The Mite
Laud For Male.
A tract of 225 acres of excellent
farming, pasture and wood land, in Al
lendale towTl'Slilp, ton the Carolina
Miilbuid ttinl jiear the Port IloyaiT* and
Augusta Railway i* ollirred for salc~tTrr
below it* real value.
For terms apply to
July 25-tf.
Tiik I’koit.k,
Barinvcil, S.T’
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are hereby forbidden To
ImriT. fish of eommit any otlier trespass
whatever on tlie Greg'I .Savamiali plau-
tation of’ilie umlersigned m i«reai i
pref* Township qndef penalty of pros
ecution. D. A. POST, M. D.—
augl-Tw ' [r_
South Carolina College,
CGI.UMHIA, S. C.
M»‘**lnn begins September 21th. Ten
regular Cotu.sc.-, Aitlr Diplomas, >pe-
eial Courses, with Certlfliaieft. Board,
I* :i mom It. Total fieCessar-y expenses
for Mie y-car fcxcln-ive of trav-lliny,
elotliltig^an'1 hook*), Dautt $ 113 to Jl.Vt.'
Women admitted to all <'la**es.
For furtlier information address the
President,
augl JAMES WOODROW.
Clifford Seminary,
TJX IOX. S. C-
A CHARTERED SCHOOL FOR
YOUKO I,A DIES.
It offer* the n* tal College course*:
Eugli*h, Classical, Art and Music. '
A special Pedogogical course for
those preiMriug to t«ach.
KX I J KXH1-;*S VKICV I-OVV.
Nr. extra charge for any study ex
cepting music. Healthful mountain
climate. Nuiubetpf boardersHiulted.
augl I
Wofford College
JJ as, I {.Dart. ist. k L. L 1 . D.,Presiileut
Cfieri all year, Eimitetl number of
boarder* wanted. Healthy location,
mountains near, fresh air, pure cold
water, mineral springs, quiet, restful.
Grounds for amusement, horses for
driving or saddle. Address
A. M. BOONE,
julylN] Mill .spaing*, N. C-
ROAD NOTICE.
Okuc k County Scrr.ir.Tsori,
Barnw km., iS, < July 15,185)5.
On Tuy.-day, 17th September next,
lliE-& 1 ]>.ervi*or ’vill eorisider and pa*I
upon a petition of citizens, approved bv
^ownsillp boards, to establish a public'
road leading from Govan. crossing F,it-.
tie Saltkehatehle and interseeting wi,th
thc.puhllo road lending from Black-
ville to Spi'ingtyu ti Chufch near Flat
Pond.
Any person objecting thereto will
premnl bis otijectlong^at that time. * If
tliere We no objection and riglits of way
be given the enid |>etitipn will be
granted. W. ’I’. CA VE»
County Supervisor.
SUPERVISOR’S NOTICES.
OfkTcE CorNTY SlT’F.RVISOR.
B vIinw ki.i., S. C., July J, 1*515.
A resolHtion p as adopted at a meet
ing of the Board of County Commis
sioners, held this day, that overseers be
instructed not tiTTfiTe ;uiy more horses,
mules or wagons >n working road* un
til the time of road hand* b.ol expired.
W. T. < AYE,
< < unry Rupert t-or.
»- t
Offh k County St cfi:visor,
*' Barnw fit , S. (,1 u 1 y |. 1 • 5t5.•
At f\it* April meeting of tiie Board of
County Commi-sioccr* a resolution wa*
adopted making the Puldie R< ails in
WillDton and BaM.ck Townships
twenty 52u) feet w '•«lv,-
Vv . r. ( AVI’,
urity Muja-i visor.
C<
Wofford Cotlefie Fitting School,
A. G. Rrjrnrtrr, Head Master.
K.\pcnst.'.s fur one* year
. —frum £ 150 to
N. vt.Session.(Jet. I, 1,895.
For Catalogue, address
J. A, GAM EWELL,
augl] Apartanburg, M.('.
TAX SALES.
BY VIRTl’E of sundry Ta* Execu
tions to me directed bv A« F, Free,
Treasurer, j have levied upon aiul'vVlll
sell on Monday the 5th day of August
18i»5 (itheing *ale\!ay in said montli
w ithin tfte legal iionr-ol sale, in frontof
tlie< ourt House, to the liiglie-t bidder
for cash, the following described real
property, to wit:
J! AUN VV FIT.,
word is true—it i* qnh k and powerful.
Faithfully taught and preaehed it’ will
help correct evils and abuses hiuI hriild
up righTeoiMsuftirt. But, it i» evident to
mV mind that we need moro falUifi^l
preaciikug. Also tbgt we- need lictter
teacher* of Ue youiig’ln our SunUay.
iMfho 1*. We can riot hope (v advuuce 1 ll,iu *
A
lowing corrretioiis a* to her relatives:
•Slie was a daughter of F. II. Barberand
first cousin to onr Attorney General,
We w ill have a pic nic on Sth of next
month. Subjeet for theMjiX-Ejfiugation.
Several di*tlngni.*J>«l speaker* from
inir various colleges have promised to
deliver addresses. C'pme down, take
notes and a look at our pretty fblWs&e.
, x) Sunny South.
TbanW yon, espeeially for the' Ac. of
invitation, but (car you are not an-accu
rate prophet.
We me glad to leaVn that after. 38
days oChot, scoivldogtyphoid malarial
lever Mrs. Ada IHnier^of.Fillers,S. C.,
is improving and it is hopinl will be re
stored taller former health soon under
the skillful treatment of onr worthy and
efficient young plrveiefans, Dr*. Char
lie and Me Lewis, ot Ulmer and Syca
more. . F, T„,A.
■ Final Discharge.
Notice i- licrelty given that the under
signed w iII tile his final AecnunTWith
the I’mbate Judge of Barnwell County
and a-k for u tinn! discharge a* admin
istrator of the Estate of F. B. Barnes,
deeeH«ed, on Saturday, the lOtli day
of August, Ikti*.
T. E. Harne*. Administrator.
Fire Insurance, —
I am .Tgent for Aiken. Barnucil. Beau
fort and Hampton—for Lloyd* Insu
rance <'os., and ’ukc risk* on Merchan
dise, Dwellings, and Barns i^jti House
insurance a '|K?claity and will write
Policies to dati-from t*t August to 31-1
TTccTTirber wt s| n-ti a I rite.—all parties
in need of Gin House insurance write
me, and 1 will inspect your Gin Houses,
write application and have your Policy
ready for you and hold -anle rill first
Saptember,
Fiscnk II. Qii.fcu, Agt.
A ll«‘iid:iIc. S 0.
TOP
TOBACCO
/ r $ isj 1 mo vs to s to p s i j> h t:si. i am)
don't hr vhpot'd "poh by huytmj^a remoljf that rt-
to do $0, rt« ;t i* mthii'g niirr it an a mlal,-
t,a. , ' fn : hf nrdthn tetayn i/OU mn*t finrr
Mmr'tnmtettA a, ‘" ,n " U " <1 "f ,,,b
Mimuhtnl, la >t opium, morphm'. or other opiate*,
train a-far worat haldt o ntrafl' tV . Ark your dray.
, r t oh,an EACC-CUHO. J' '» pUrrh, ^rtabte.
}' u Jo not have to *t“p wane/ tobaicv «■<'> EA^O-
C'JRO. It » ill notify you icln, to
,tnp and your tleurr for tilbaeco mil >
ceafr. Tour ry<trm trill la <1* fre*
front MtnUnr or the day brfarr.yott
took your frft rtanr or .-moke. Ad
iron-clad icritJen-tfilttrantrr to abn-
htiily rare the lotsero habit in alt it* form*, or money refunded.—Price ^l.Vhl per httr t>r three ■
boxer (30 dat/e treatment and guaranteed rare) |2.»0. tor nulr by all drngyitt* or trill he nol
by mail upon renipt gf jirice. sEXD SIX 7 ri'O VEST A7.1 MPS EOU SA MPLE liOXt
JlookU'U and proof* free, v Eureka domical At M'fy Can Ea L'r»*fe, ID*.
.Ofllce of THE RIOXEER PRESS <:OM PAX¥rD.-^C-HoriNlrft Jtiipt.
St. Paul, Minn , Sept. 7, TS'»L
Eureka Chemical and M’f’g Co.. La Crouse, AVIs.
Dear Sirs—I have been n tohaceo^jend for many tear®, and during th’past two
years have smoked fifteen to twenty cigars regularly every day. MV wbofetier-
vstiw system tecameuilftcted, until my physician fold me I most give oft, the use
of tobacco for tlie time being, at least. I tried the so-called “KceJeV Cftrer/ ”Nov
To-Bac,”-aiid various other remedies, i»ut w ithout success, until I ndjidefitail V
learned of your w Bucrr-< ‘nro.'’ Three weeks ago today I eomNuemwd using your
preparation, and tndnrI eonsider myself completc.lv cured: I am if) perfect
health, and the horrible craving for tobacco, which every fri vote rate smokerlui-
ly appreciates, lia* couyplctely left rue. 1 consider your “Bacp-Curo’' simply
yvoudgrful, and can fuMv recommend it. Yours very truly.
€. W. IIoR.U. fi.
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Feaiherboi)e Corsets ai)d Waists*
Cfrmvt
Ucst MatciitiU.
Jdih-sl Styles.
Must Oonifoi'titMc.
Iiecuminnulotl Ity
La lies
YVllO W<*:»f tltfiu
Dr^ss-Mnlftcrs Kay:
”T1k*v aiv tin* In'st
fittiti”' corsot oil
tin: markft. 4 * Mer
chant* cheerfully
refunti the money
after l week's trial
if lint satisfactory.
Call for them at the
.*tores. .
CORSET CO
—SOLE MANUFACTURERS— > -
KALAMAZOO- MICtHQAN-
-FOK SALE BY-
’W' illiaxrx HVHoT'r'ison,
CRT GOODS AND NOTIONS,
BI, A CK VILT.TC. S- C-
GO TO
The Keglstration Book, will ire open
at the county .cat on tin-fir-1 M off day
In each month lor the transaetlon of
such busiues* a* i. pnoiilfd t»y law.
1. G. JEN NINGS, Supervisor.
Filing County ClaimsB -
N'otire is.
that «* Rip quarterly
Board of ♦ «>m-
TTiDsJuner* held on April l*t~ a residue
w»*s adopted requiring A vl.iim-
Said a Barnwell wife: “It’s the little
things that worry.” Said her husband
in reply : “Especially w hen there are
six ol them.”
Trouble, and kin, and cats, are about
the only things a man can have-that
other.people don’t try to get aw ay from
All ‘hat lot, of land formerly a part
of tlie HagooJ property,containing one
acre, and bounded North by the Or-
angeb it g road. South by lands of Jen
nie Brown, West by land* of David K.
.lohnson and Eu*t by lands of Jennie
Brown.
AT.SO,
All that otlier lot of land formerly a
part of tlie same property, containing
one acre, and hounded as follows:
North by lands of D. E. Johnson, Ea-t
and South by lands of Jennie Brown
and West by Hagnod Arenur,
Levied lipon and to be sold as the
property of D. E. Johnson.
rot a viii.K.
“Sixteen hundred aiidse verity-seven
(lt'.77t acres more oT^R-s, bounded
North, East and South by lands of the
estate of Jasepli A -hley find West by
land* of Hie estate of .1. E. Cochran and
James Sweat. Levied upon and to lie
sold a* the property of Miry M. and II.
Iren* Ashley. • •• r?" Vr -
^KKIU.ANIt.'
Five bundled Hmt;forly (5|0) acres,
more or less, and bounded by'lands of
Dicks, I’atterson,, Bate* and ,Mrs. Ba
ker. Levied upon and to be sold as the
property of Mrs. II. Nl. Duncan.
KOHKM Mil,
One hundred arid fifty (150) acres,
more or less, and hounded as follo ws:
On the West by Tinker’s Creek and
lands of Edcntleld, North l»r lands of
Whit Hickson; East fiy Gi
ami South by Furman Hickson. lyey
fed ii|K>n ami to be sold as the property
of J. J. Hickson.
ALSO,
Ton hundred and tifty-two (105:1)
acre*,more or less, aiHl-tiounded North
by land*of JasnerCannady and John
Cannadys East by lands of J. A. Wood
ward, SoiitTTtiy A. Woolcy and G. NV.
Green, Sr., and West bv T. II, Grubbs.
I,evied upon and to be sold as the prop
erty of J. W. Wend w ard.
Terms cash. Uurchasvrft to pay for
papers.
J. W. LANCASTER, S. .C.
Shertfi’a Ofllce, Jrily 18. 185)5. , ^
Perry W- Price
Invites all persons having wagons,
buggies, road cart* needing repair* to
Call at his General Itenair therp* before
making iTintract*. Fir't Class fiorse.
alioeihij a speeValty, Superior facili
ties for repairing mowjfrg m»eh)ne».
All kinds of tnetal vvrirk done ami satis
faction in every particular guaranteed
iTiRKY W. FRK E.
id it request of de - 1 notice-and coinidy with tlie’ rule.
s of apt. Brown we-^ prlM couiV^Vv^r.
Tarletoi) proWi) 9
A CAPTAIN IN THE RE\0-
UUTIONARY ARMY.
WHITTEN BY HIMSELF.
A -new edition of these iri^
Teresting Memoirs has been is
sued from The People Press.
Some time ago we were fortu- :
nate enough to secure a copy
from an old book store in New
York, and
scendants
have issued a new edition. .- It
deserves - an ^extensive sale
among all people.inteYested in
the tiiTies that tried men’s souls.
Gen. Johnson Hagood, so
familiar with early Carolina his
tory, says:
~ V! tFis a most valuable contri
bution to focal histery.
> "The original was dictated
by Mr. Brown to. C. C. Hay r -
Esq.*. who married his-grand
daughter, Miss Peyton, and
published in •pamphlet form du
ring Brown’s life. I had a
copy, which was lost, greatly to
my 'regftd, and have sought un
successfully to replace it. Your
reprint nearly a half century
later is timely and no doubf
will gratify others as much as!
P.J.Zeigler&Co.
ALLENDALE, S. C,
If you want <*» buy the best Mowing
and Reaping Machine? on the market j
for the lesf-t money, 't hey sell the fa-! ' ‘VV *
molts Walter A. WlsjiI nutt hme .Tml all t ^,’ 1 " " ’ oUIU '
Repair parts, siich a* Rivet*, Knife j 'j,
Heads &e > ■ if n x^uhuik
liem’lquarter- for Ilo. ?e* and Mule*-,I , ,h '* '"<? t'l.v,;
BiiggD* and Harries.*. djurieMv ‘••O " before the nuar erly meeting* of
• " j . t | ie Hoard # in order that they may b\;
-passed upon by til; Itoanl.
Holders of such clabn* w ill please re
member that if they do not file them as
provided In said resolution trie Board
will be unable to act upon thetn imfM
the fo.low ing quarterly meeting, threo
month* later, . ' ’ •
W. T. CAVE.
* County .supervisor.
Insure Your Life
— IN TIIE—
Co-OperativB Miltilal Life InsiIraflGe Co
-OK—
(.KKKXWOOt), $, C.
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OfkIi kCni XTY J*t t’F.nvuoR,
Barxvvki.i., April 22, ish.N. .
At the meeting of the Comity Board
of Commi-sionet* held on the 1*1 in«t,.
a resolution was ailo.ited that hereafter
HO c lit its airninst the rounty would he
approved unless it liad been ti.'sl ap
proved l»y the Mipervi-or or by some
member of tlie township board in whose
ter-ritory th<* work w a* dme hjfore he-1
ing presented to tlie County Board for'
approval. Holder* of claims ugaiu-t
j the eounty will plea*e tabc particular
i*
Monarch Fire Insurance Go
CAPITAt. .sikMMXm.
bv
i**-
The Company not being bound
Tarilf rates oilers iriMuceftfents to
surer*.
Agent* wanted in every town in the
tate,
J. Aj.i.kn Timix,
Genl. Ag^jit
Barnwell S.C. -
Lauds For Rent And Sale
•
ITJtOO acres iu Barnw ell Co, 5,000 serrs
in Aiken Co, also a lew small farms ia.
Colleton aii*l Kumter Counties. Par-
tie* desiring to buy on good terms
(small cash payment Unci tialaliCc f<n 5
years time) or to rent; Will do well to
rail cm, or write.
. BATES & SIMMS/
ftarnwcdf s. c.
PR. TOPP
HAVTOl (ji ITE REGAINED HIS
Eyesight I tbitnk*-«^The celebrated DC
At
tlabfaV now pm-
Or^tfK Ft* ACTIf' r
The Fechmanu Shop,
>Vc»t jtud, Barnwell, 5). C.
A. W. Calhoun of
poses to ife mme Ills
with vigor/
He ?ft thcifoftghl’y supplied with In
struments and Medicine*.
Term.* very reasonable, but' strictly
C.vsn. {june2ri
j 1 ~ —j- -- -
toric interest 1 doubt if any man
of his day has more of his
blood in the present population
of Barnwell County than Tar-
feton Brown,
‘‘He lived to be nearly a him-
dred vears old, aid in my child
hood I remember to have seen
him, and recall the considera
tion in which he was held by
the people and to which brs
services had entitled him/'
Copies on sale now :• • Mus-
f/n covers* i0 cents each, paper
backs 2n cents each.. ’ i ,:.
'Thk FxorMt Fr!»trrv fta* received
a part ed its- Hpvhig stock of Note and . , ,,, ,
LeCtser Heads, Legal Cap and Flat Fa* a glass ot (.oeo Cola, Milk-Sha-k*, Fruit
STROBE!., Director for Barnwell
County.
A company organize! on an entirely
different p an from old *y«tfem eompa-
nhjft, It is an as*es*uiem romjianv tint
ditlerent from hut now in exfsteiree.
W ecol ect a small reserve Just ArffloieiiX
to guarantee any )»s*e**menr. By mir
plan money i< left,in the lutrid? of tlie
insured until needed to pat flfertthloss
es, then a legal assessment i* made on
earli policy hohleraccording to age and
Stnofint ol'insuiauce carried. Nooth-
er assessment is called until another,
death occur* iu our company. By our
plan we pay lor the protection we have
enjoyed Li tiie foist, while in other com-
pariies you pay for frroifet'tiftf, you cx-
peet to get. Art: yOut families and
loved orifes proffeeffed ? H f.'ot now an
opportunity is offered at actual cost.
Life is uncertain; flirnti well h*-l<>n*,
yon reject this offer/ Fur any other in-
foimalitm applt Ur nr address
• „ H. F. WILT,I AMS,
Blackville, ». C,, »
Agent for Barnwell Comity.
jiine27
AT
t:vi»t!ri
IZLAR pl{OS.
Attorneys ami CVrABs-eiltm*.-
J AS. K. I Zft.Aft, ?/ T. Izi.AR,
Oiairgebnrg, S. C. IdacItTBie, S. C.
Will practice In the Frobtfte, Ctfcoit
and Supreme Courts of Sfirtth 1 Car
ol i tut; find in thf Disfrffet, < in uit and
Supreme, Con ft* of the United States.
mwr21 »
Keep Cool! Keep Cool!
^AtzTKPlIATCHITL »
Just fJecei/Vect
A Big Supply o.|i
Public Talk Ttfyaxa,
Five Cents .^i iWug: *
ON KANTX ;
Feas, all kinds. *»' seveity veals- fien
btislu l, for a lew da-v*.
In constant wv-syit wf'-new good* to.
meet the demanfD'tM'my growing trade.;
lor any andalh meivhindisc eomo t*u
Hie Up pel S'ffGleHiKehie andltet. Hm-
benefit of eitA - jiriefeK’ iu Hie countrw.. 4
w ill please Mid profit.all.uiistommvn.
IT. F. Nl RNBKKGK)^
The Leader iu. Low. IJ'^isias.
per*. They etunedirect from milDan
are not saddled with middle men’*
protiU. Our friends needing anything
in that line will find ir> to their advant
age to *ee our good* and le.ru our pri
ce** • tt
. Go to Mathevfs & Ilamlnetrsr ftrid gef Palmetto Bus mess Cefleqe
a glass of Coeo Cola, Milk-Shak', Fruit ]
Bon Bun or Soda Water, all flavor*-, fee. Enter a.ig tamo; FniD Buaiiifsa
Cream will lie served-on .Monday s, Wed- ^ Course in from 3.t«> 5 imuitibs. Term*
nead.ya and l , rhl.1y*. I reasaiimble. Wi iDef4irfiH<tjherpurticu’-
Tbe iM-t Segars always kept in stock Ian.*. - J. R, A. U U LTLOCK,
at*No. 31,TL R. yTvcHue, \\ o. Bitiiik
t.ug, Blackvin«,-S*C. [mayRUJui
M illirtoo, S-. t’ v
ffrcjjdent.
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