The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 31, 1895, Image 3
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The Barnwell People I ,UMk * ,l, *
• ■ The Aeeejr tuple Is not oomtnf Into
town nar rapidly a* It did n few daya
the reoeF - - -
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:iIU|t3DAY. OCrOBKR 31. ,
BWB ■ f .l -*
The MxtreyalarcutntttahttatHxi of
Hamony Lndinj Hu. I?A.'. F.'.M.*.
will be MhlatMeMew Maaor.lcTem
_ , . |»le 1* Barnwell upon 9ti> day ot
Hovember WUh| the MmU beiii((th« iud
•May In aald month, becianlltg at “
twelve."
By order of W.*. M.-
E. C. Ft'HvUK. Becretarf.
A
day ot
td hat
'•ffigh
w. i
market
fur corns markets.
• Angtieta—Middling, 8 1-2
Charleston—Mldd ling, H 3*§ r ^
Savannah—Mnidlliig, 8 8-8
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Hie Bant Well Baptist Aaeectatlen*
The Thirty-Ninth Annual detmlbn of
the Barnwell Rapllat AearK^iation was
t<>ttvened at the Double Pond church on
Thursday, October 24th 1803.
The Introductoryaernioh Was preach
ed hr Rev. R. N Pratt, by request of
kev. T. P. Ltde, the feghlar appointee.
Mr. Pratt la the Agent of Purniah If til*
Veralty and the Greenville Female Col
lege. Hla sermon was from Matthew
81:45. "Inasmuch as ye did knot to
•ne of the least of these, ye did U wot
to me |” and waa able and Interesting,
and well delivered. ^ r —
The Moderator then called the body
to order, the clerk called the roll of the
Churches, and the names of the del
egates present Were enrolled. All of
the Churches, with two or three excep
tions, Were represented.’ The former
officer* via: Rev. W. D. Klee, mod- of Ur. and Mre. Quincy Diamond, aged
ago, and the receipts of thla
have fallen off considerably.
i: H. Levy has employed the services
of a tailor, and if your clothes do not
fit, he will have them made to fit free of
charge.
it Capt. J. C. Keys's new residence will
•oou be ready for habitation. **-
Mr.<f.ts. Still and family, who moved
to his plantaiirn a year or so ago In
Orangeburg county, trill move back
here shortly*
Mr. K. A. FCtttbr waa down from At
lanta on laat Sunday for the day only.
Mr. Felder holds a very responsible po
sition with the Exposition, and Ills
B ackville friends are always glad to
see and know that he D climbing the
ladder of success.
Messrs M. N. lafar and Herman
Brown left on last Saturday night for
the Atlanta Ekposltintt, Knd We hear
quite a number of our friends Anticipate
doing likewise. - , '
Mr. J. B. Kelly has accepted a sit
uation with P. IV. Farrell A Co.
Kev. A. Bnlst has accepted a call to
preach at Selgllngville for the next
yesr.
Rev. L.G. Henderson, of the Colum
bia Theological Seminary and a nephew
of the Honorable D. » Henderson of
Aiken, preached both morning and
evening on last Sunday lor the Preshy.
tarlan congregation at this place. Mr.
Henderson Is a roung and able divine
and his sermons were very much en
joyed. He has* been called to the pas.
torateof tills church for another year,
In the place of Mr. Murchison, the
former pastor, who has returned to the
Seminary to complete hU studies.
Died on last Saturday the only child
erator. Rev. W. D. McMillan, clerk and
J. A. Jeuklna. treasurer! Were re-elect
ed unanimously.
Corresponding messengers were In
vited to seats, and the fallowing breth
ren responded: From Savanhah River
Association, Kev tfohn G. Williams;
From ^tate Mission Board Kev. D.*. T.
M» palley; From V Baptist Courier,'*
Rev. Dr. A. J. S. Thcunas; From Bap
tist Orphanage, Rev. J. L. Vass; From
the Santee Association, Rev. Dr. C.C.
Brown. •
After the appointment of committees
«»n Religious services, digest of letters,
Moininatioss, time and Mace of ne^t
meeting, obituaries, and the standing
f Uteeb; the Association heard from
[>r. A. *1. d. Tnomaa, the Editor of
laptlst Courier, who It is to be
I, received many new subesrip-
, as well a* renewals ffotn old sub
scribers for bis ably edited paper.
And then Kev. R. N. Pratt, the
agent of "Forman University” and
••The Greenville Female Coliege,” wa«
heard from, and present'd most ac
ceptably the cause of these flourishing
and ably managed Institutions of learn
irg. -vrr
Or.M’liday reports were heard and
ably dll jtisaed on Temperance, Kduca-
tins and Sts If, Missions. Rev. Dr. T
it. Bailey rep resen t-d the State Mis
sion Roaul. He Is its cnrres|»ondlng
secretary. He represented the work of
Mate Missions as moving on accom
plishing great good. It has unlricd
and developed the liherality of the Bap
tist denomination of the Htate as per
haps no other single agency has done.
Many of our strongest sod mo«'- liberal
churches are the direct result of State
Mission work. The Boanl has felt Its
responsibility as representing the
largest hotly of rhrlstUns. In the Htate,
And therefore more largely responsible
for the moral and religious condition
nf nor people than any othsr denouiiua-
tl'MI.
The Orphanage was represented by
Rev. J. L. Vasa. It U located at
Greenwood. Sixty-eight orphan child
ren are bring faithfully and well-
taught, their moral and spiritual In
terest are close) v looked after, and Its
work and luriuence is constantly grow-
Hg.
After the Association adjourned to
t ay the Ministers and many others par-
wk of 'a bountiful barbecue dinner
given by Kev. C. C. Brown on his plan
tatlon near Aslilelgh station. It was
thonmghly enjoyed by all present
On Saturday most Interesting reports
were made and followed by discussions
on Foreign Mls-lons, old Preachers,
AndanoMt solemn memorial service in
honor of llot^ D.,Paul Sojourner was
held. Kev. t. C. Brown added much
to the Interest of the Association by his
presence and words of wisdom am
/^^Vinday there was an overllowlng
( ^Bjratlon. The sermon was ably
by Rev. Win. Ilsynesworth;
a contribution was taken up to hylp in
Ihesupport of Brother Wesly W. Law-
I n who has been In China for about a
year. Ilels supported In China by the
Itevarfnah River and Barnwell A*so-
riations. After fe|»orts on Home MIs-
ahma and Stinday rtchoels. the Asso-
riatlon adjourned to meet at Elko.
The meeting of the Association at
Itoahle Pond was largely attended, full
of enthusiasm, and most Inspiring.
Too much praise cannot well be given
to the people of IhurtHe Pond for their
generous and lavish hospitality. The
visitors were well fed ami will not soon
forget the hountlfnl a hospitality of
these people.
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STOCK
SALE
At Ban?well,
Rev* H. 8. Ilaitaog spent Friday |
night In town on his wav to the As
sociation, Ho Is meeting With line and
deserted success at Johnstotf; having
llrbady enrolled 3A0 pupils.
“-Col. James O. Gibbet. Statb t.ahd
Agent, asks us to notice that be will
sell at Charleston, on Not* nth And 7th,
a large number of tracts of tand, some
belonging to the State, other* to M- J
dlviduals, ahd scattered throughout-the
State. In his list are two places In this Y* . I . j., . , lovv-
county Excursion tickets win bo sold Monday, 4th .November 189o,
from all points for l| fare, Nov* 6th to 41 , ,
Fih. *' We will sell at auction,
Th* Pxort.e has received an Invita- without reserve, to the hijvh-
r f st . bidder f ? r e “ h - th ° foi -i
the 8th of November, Of Mr. Herbert lowing StOOK \
Rountree and MIss Hattie Clare, rtaogh- ~~
ter of Mr*. Virginia Mutlaly. Ohrbest
congratulAtions are tendered to our well j
beloved yotitig friend on the good for
tune that Comet to him. In winning
so fair a Spartan maiden as his bride he
has made sure tne penset happiness of j
all hU future life.
Mr. William Chapmai of Charleston
died suddenly at Denmark on Saturday
afternoon. Ilia remains wete «nirrled - ,, - «->
to Chai leston for burial. He repre- Young, 4 yeftl‘8 Old. ^ORC of
seated the house of John C. Welters |^) ie fjnQgt j n ~
Norman Pereheron Stal
lion “Prince of Wales,”
yeats old, weight 1,400 lbs.,
fine style, sure, kind and
gentle. -
ALSO,
Spanish Jack, ‘‘Brigham
And had malty friends In the county
towns. Me waa a man of fine Intel-
ligenri*, exceedingly well Informed, a
moat entertaining conversationalist and
* thorough gentleman tn every parttc-
ular. He married a Miss FDhburne of
gtntle ami kiujl,
ALSO,
ALWAYS IN FRONT
—AND
State, sure, | | Invariably flight.
Comes into sight with good
hews for most of the renders
load of Horses, Mares
this county who, with two daughters I and Mi^les, cheaper than sim-l of The People.
mu re* term Htsim 1*1 lx.1 * *1 *
ilar good stock ^vns ever be
fore offered in this, market.
>
Ceaety Claims.
The liscal year 18114-1808 will end to
ll ight. On next Thursday,7'h Inst.,
the Annual Meeting of the Connor
Kiard of U'ommiseloners wllF-bo hehr.
All parties bolding claim* against
Barnwell county fov the fiscal veif'end
ing today shouM |*reaent their accounts
duly mad* otrt and attested, on or be
fore next Monday, 4th Biel., or they
will be bwrretf per men t.
All Trial Justices and coitstables Iff
fhre coirsty are requested to make out
tbelr damns to October 31sr. By doing
this they cam he passed upon at the an
nual meeting, otnerwloe they will have
to remain tfver until January.
Vlmer Bew».
Cotton has not some Co town as rapid
ly as it did a few week* ago. Wc as-
slAi the reaaon that low prices have
udUMerabte to do with It. Buyers
are atHI anxious to bwy and are
ring the highest prices.
Brabham Bros., have an excellent
rice machine here and are fumy fixing
fbe smell grain fhr the people lo cook
wills their pork. We are sorry to hear
9# tile Minem of Mir. HP. W. Creech.
Mope it will mk be of long du-atlow.
Mr. Creech t*owe of owr beat men.
The material train torefbor with the
ateanratiorel Is her* fftlrng’ In the tres
tle over BwItkehsteMe River.
efficient Font Master Mr. Jos.
I la oonafcWtff tlie boat dsher-
haa-jtiuU returned with
o«Vr sowetber weigh 4 ounces.
latfvHs boom! iw mhrance enttf the
f Mover,
X. X. X.
eleven htontha.
Died off last SltHtfay night at Port
ftdyal, Miss Lllta Burckmyer, formerly
of Blackville. Miss Lilia had a host of
friends here who mourn her sudden de
parture and who extend to the bereaved
family their heartfelt sympathies.
A. B. C. .
f w—» 1-
ChrUtmaA will code this year off
Wednesday* j
Two more months and 1898 will be a
hack ndmber.
Tne Pxori.a Printery was quite busy
last week.
Water has been selling In several
Ohio towns at 35 to 40 cents a barrel.
Mrs. W. D. Tufner, of Johnston, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. F. 1'ech-
niann.
Rev. John G. Williams la nh A lec
turing tour this week over la Darling
ton county.
Several hundred North Western
families are expected to settle In Barn
well county this winter.
And now the weather prophets say
that the winter will come soon, stay
long and be severe all through.
It will be lawful on and after to mor
row to shoot partrl.lges, provide*! you
don't trespass on forbidden ground.
Court In Colleton this wieek. W. II.
Towuseud, Ksq., acting .Solicitor, left
town on Saturday for Walterhoro.
From the gait at which people are
buying horses and mules it appears
that big crops will be planted for next
year.
Charles Carroll Simms, K*q., the first
Barnwell visitor to the Atlanta Expo
sition, has returned and gives a glow
ing account of,its glories.
Married Sunday Oct,, 13th 18W Mr.
Preston Wilkersonto Miss Ollle Carter,
both of Georges Creek. Mr. J. O.
Sanders, Notary Public officiating.
One thousand bushels of Texas red
rust proof oats In new 5 bit hef sacks at
43 eta. |»er bushel for sale by P. W.
Farrell A Co., Blackville, S. C,
Rev. T. M. Galphln, nf Augusta, Is In
Bamberg this week, aiding Rev. C. P.
Ervin-, pastor of the Baptist church, in
a protracted meeting.
Next Monday w 111 be a hlg sale day.
Among the novel attractions will be
Capt. U’. Dunn A Son's “high dollar”
stock sale advertised in Tiig rxorLK,
Clever Charlie Brown has a new ad
vertisement that will be of Interest to
allln need of h>r*es <r mules. Ills
stables are South of the former staud of
M. Brown A Bro.
The Cotton Plant of Saturday la«t
says: "Farmer* or dealers in horses and
mules by the car load wlfl find It to
their advantage to cofrespund w ith this
office.”
The decline In the price'of entton ffas I
been followed by dullness Iff every line
of trade. The dispensary has held its |
own better than any other business.
The eolonists from PuPman, Illinois. |
who are I •‘sated on Gatfletf,- are Well
pleased with their new homes, and will
be perfectly content when their families
arrive. The all brought first class n*p- !
utatlon* With them and will make |
first class citizens.
P. W. Farrell A Co. of Blackville. S.
C , have just received a fresh supply of
readv made clothing. Dress goods,
Lsdies capes and jackets, Hats, Caps,
Shoes Ac. And are selling at rock bot
tom prices.
Mrs. India Fonts, of ttfnefsot town
ship, Aiken county, died on the 34th of |
congestion of the Uvef*. aged 73 years
and 3 months. Fnneral sjervice con-!
ducted by Rev. J^ D. Peacock, assisted
by ReV. j. B. Peacock.
Mr. ^Fenrt Mtley, an excellent man
and cRTzln, died on the 83d Inst, at his
home near Sycamore, aged about 05
veara. Dis last illness was short and
he pasted awav before many of his
friends knew of Ms sickness.
survive him.
Mr. S. S. McKenney, of Chicago, came
over last week to write up this section
of the ,Gardetl of Edatl for The South,
a monthly magaalne devoted to the In
dustrial and Agricultural Development
of the South, of which he Is Southern
Correspondent and advertising man*
ager. lie Is an intelligent gentleman,
has good aquAre sense and judgment,
apprec’ates the advantages of our soil,
cllmste and productions and under
standi thr d*s* and condition of Ini
migrants who will succeed In the Sunny
South.
Mr. VV. Klnard, son of lion J. D Ki
ns rd of Three Mile township, died on
the 31th lff»t.of that dread disease, hy
tlrophobia. Several months ago his far- ]
oflte dog waa taken sick and not sus
pecting the fearful nature of Us disease
lie gave It kindly treatment. In doing ]
so, although not bitten, the deadly vi
rus was communicated to his system
and all tod Winn Fnded his promising
young life. He bore his fearful suf-
f ring with a magnificent heroism. His
bereaved family and friends have the
prayerful sympathy of all that sorrow
for the close of the bright, brave young
life.
Four years ago I stopped advertising.
ago
I plainly saw that we were entering a
period of financial depression unex
ampled In the later hualnea* history of
the I'ffltctf States, and concluded that
it would be belter for jne to take iosail
and go slowly until the skies became
bright again.
Events have proven that I waa right.
The long lan* that haa hedged us in has
turned and by patient endurance, wise
economy and untiring effort the South
la overcoming hard tluiea and getting
on the right high road to better Inde
pendence than her people have ever be
fore possessed.
STRONG, SOLID AND RESTED
I resume the use of Printer’s ink, and
send cordial greetings of the season to
the many gmal frlrifids In Barnwell, Ai
ken and Orangeburg Counties who
have so long extended their generous
patronage to
BROWN’S CORNER,
as bett headquarters for purchase of all
Merchandise, and sale of all cduntry
produce. To them and to the general
public I beg to express my sincere be
lief that better days than we have
known since the Outbreak of the war
between the States arc just dawntngon
u*. The busine a experience of thirty-
five active years has taught me to loolq
ahead and I am sure that 1 an, not mis
taken in making this prophecy.
Ho strong la my confidence that I
have during my recent long visit to the
leading Northern cities secured the
Grandest Stock of General Merchandise
that I have ever handled or that any
merchant has ever brought to South
Carolina. Perhaps I may hate over
I bought,but I think not, for I found that
I the Panic had held Northern manufac
turers and wholcsalefft hy .the throat
$100 Reward $100.
The ffeaders of this paper will b«
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all Its s'ages, and
that Is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure known to the med
ical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu
tional disease, requires A constitutional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Core la
taken internally, acting difeotly Upon
the blood and mudods Surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying' th* foun
dation of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature ip
doing Its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers,
that thev offer One Hundred Dollar*
for any case that It falls to cure. Send
for list of testimonials. —
A 'Lire**, F. J. CHENEY A Co.,
Toledo, O.
Jj^Sold by Druggists, 75c.
_ D«« t Trim Postal Card*.
It Is aMled by the portal authorities
that any reduction of the size of a pos
tal card by clipping, rounding off the
corners, or otherwise, will subject the
receiver of the card to a charge of one
cent on delii’ery. This makes the cost
of a postal card equivalent to letter
postage. Many persona incloae |x>sial
cards to correspondents in envelop* a
too small, and imagine that a little
flipping will not make any difference.
Others round off the corners for orna
mental purposes (ft convenience In
Handling.
m
Come, look and see fori
yourselves.
The saKi will be positive
and the “High Dollar 4 * will
get evciy animal put up.
U. DUNN & SON,
Barnwell, S. C.
’ To the Baying Public.
I don’t claim to have bought
all of the Shoes and Cloth
ing that was manufactured
this year in the North aiid
East, r Jieither do I claim to
have the largest stock that
ever came to Barnwell Coun
ty, neither do I assert that I
am the only one to buy of—
and save money. I do not
claim to sell goods for less
than cost*
WHAT I DO CLAIM :
To have the best selected
stock that ever came to Barn
well County,
To be able to please and fit
To sell at a living profit}
and to make you sure of tins
fact c&flfnine style and cut of in °re «r««lly than It had laid hands on
..... .L..I a. ^ I the farmers nf our Htate. 'i hey had to
my. Clothing rind yoii ^llllgelL I botrght. And th« proofs that 1
find only this year s style]
AND PATTERNS.
was fortunate crowd my store rooms
| and ware houses and invite hy their va-
. rlety, exretlenw affdeheApne4a the pat
My Shoes arc bought di- ronage ot all who wisely waqt all that
I they can get for their money, cotton nr
iect from the factories, and ot ], pr produce, outof thisvi
> vanishing
all purchases were made be-I P»'ric have come these sound new r«-
fore the rise in leather, and
this advantage'will be given that the day of high prices Is
to mv niitttmnni a gone forever. Acting on thus* pflffcl-
tO my customers. ^ I pie* I have bought from first hands In
I do not handle all lines of line* and taken advantage of every
merchandise, but make a spe-1 SSST*! S
Iderstand this reconstruction of our
IfusinesC methods and accept It, and ex-
(Sir
Alliance Department.
Adopted as the County (ffgma by the Coffn-
tv Alliance Jnl) -Mb, 1880.
M. J. FATE, Associate Editor,
To whom all CornmniUeations on JUltancr
Matters should be a.lflrested.
-V-
OMrsrs sf thg Csaaty Alllsacs.
H. H. Crpm, President.
W. A. All, r., VlcJ-PresMcnt.
W. &. Bamberg, Secretary.
A. F. Free, Treasurir.
T. 8. Weeks, Cuumy Lectufer.
J. J. Morris, Chaplain.
I. / Jointings Door Keeper. - - -■—
W. T. Cave, Assistant Door Keeper.
O, C. Raxlev, crgeArtt ef Arms.
W. W. Hair, Steward.
O. C. Baxley, W. II. Duncan, I. G. Jen-
tu
nings, Ixecntive Committee.
T
cialty of
CLOTHING,
HATS,
SHOES,
AND -
GENTS’ EtJHNiSllING
GOODS, .
and can give this the atten-
tion thrtt it deserves.
Another thing in ftvor 01
buying from me : I sell for
cash and do not have to make
up on one customer wliat is
lost on another.
If you will give me a trial
it will only be fhe beginning I
of a mutual profitable trans- * n ) Rl1
action/
ft Will Patf
TO SEE-—.
G. FRANK BAMBERG,
BA MB’ERO. S. C-.
SUCCESSOR TO '
Notice.
Notice U hereby given of tbeClnlro-
duethm of a BUI to form a new county
from portion* of Baruwell am! Colleton
counties, area to be as follows: Com
mencing where South Bound Rail Jtoad
cresset th# Edllto River, taking the
South Bound Rail Road lo where It
crosses the Port Royal Rail Road,
tbenoe Port Royal Kail Road to Hamil
ton county line; thence Hampton coun
ty Hue. to Big Maltkehatabie River,
thence Big SaUkehatchle River to road
or crosalng at or near Islandton, tboned
a line parallel to the Barnwell eounty
PVi'®* through or near Mia to
Edtrto River, thence Edlato River to
BEFORE YOU BUY.
s ,
Id denis in Carriages, Bug
gies, Wagons, Harness, Etc.
Stiles find Horsesi
. «
He pays Cash, gets all the
discounts, secures the cheap
est freight rates and ; sells as
cheap or cheaper than any. --
other dealer in South Caro* j gf^Pmct/cal Wdtch/Ytdhir;
south Bound Rail Road crossing, noiut
Of beginning.
The proposed connty to embrace M id-
wav, Hsh Pond, Sycamore, 1 Thro* Milo
and portions of Bamberg and Huford'f
Bridge township* from BarnweH enmi
ty and Warren and portions of llroxtoo
and Bella township* from Colleton
county. —
D. MlLcr Yattx, Chairman.
Jacor EttfeiUafft, Secretary
Kbrhardts, S. C., Sept. 7,
Charles Zissett,
inn.
cr
iivd him a trial, he 4 11 ap-
ireeuitc. your tnimncss and
rent you right*
July85
First door. south of Brown Hopadi
Barnwell C. II.,S.C. < offerxhl*serv1oei
to the public.
An experience of upwards of forty
t ear* Is tha best guarantee '.hat hd
nows his business and will giv* sat I*
faction in the quality of hla work and
themoderatlnn Of hla charges. ',
Reliable time keeper* for sale.
*nch8
Carolina lidland R. V Co.
Barnwell ■
- Oil Kill 1
Will Gin yoiir CottOtt fori
One Dollar per Bale* Ca
pacity 50 Bales daily*
Wc guarantee sat'iHfaclion.
Highest prices paid fori
SEED.
Jno. t>. MalsKY, -
Piesident.
J. tl. Easterling,
v. Manager.
C. H. Langley,
Manager of Ginnery.
*epr>
To take effect at 6:90 A. M. ThuratiaV
September 6th 1894.
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We nodCT whh paln this advertise
ment nf a firm of New York Banker* |
and Brokers In the last issue of the Cot
ton Plant:
"How to Speculate Successfully In
Wheat, Cotton and Stocks. Mailed
free. Send us your namfesml address.”
According to our understanding ^f
the mission and province of The Cot
ton Plant no such advertisement sllould
have taen permitted to appear in its
columns, n'cf nfiieter how much monev
might have been pal'd for its insertion.'
Speculation In cotton has cost South
ern people many million* of dollars In
the last few weeks. Not ofily has it
plucked Southern speculators In’ fu
tures for the benefit of Northern capi
talists, but it baa Infilc'tcd be dry losses 1
on the farmers who make cotton, by
putting Ita present price below real
value. ; Those who look to TSe’ Cotton
Plant for help In the battle against fhe
wrongs Of existing bittiness conditions
may well pnvy "Lead" iAr not Into tatnp-
You need my Qoods.
I need your Moiey.
Respectfully,
^37%
Board of School Examiners
•pent Iasi FrMwy mad SsKurday In ex-
aminlir* the paper* of »he applicant*
for taw hers’ oerUflcates who appeared
hoforo the boon) the woek before/ 'fhe
tit was as follow*:
White*—IS; peaaed 14.failed *.
!^ paaswi 44, failed 11.
The Clerk of the Supreme Court on
Monday, on affidavit of W. A. Holman,
Esq. for re*|*ondent, rffaffrissed with
costs, for lack of prosecution the appeal
hi the case of Miles Lead holt, respon
dent, vs. M. E. Croft, appellant. >
Mr. J. II. Riley, cotton bujfer, 1 ’ of
Hally, sustained a heavy loss on
Thursday nfght. Before retiring to
steep he put hi* money, $3,600, all in
large bills, In one of his shoes for safe
keeping, as was hi* habit. On wakin
next morfflng he found both shoes an
monoy ffritstng.
A Spider Web Party will be given td
the residence of Rev. T. P. Lide on to
morrow, Friday, evening, for the bene
fit of this’Barnwell Baptist Ch ffrch
Refreshments will lie SerVed. The
public cordially Invited to "walk into
my parlor” Ac.
; Th* bdincti Sunday School of Con
oord Chure.N held Its Children** Day
sendees In the interest of Wesley low
ing mission fund last Sunday evening.
Th* recitation* and singing were de-1 _ j, ro * „ ..
rightful, the little boys affrf gfrlk en- rWfYfMttO fft/RfftBSO CollOQR
taring fully hito the spirit ot the occa- I a
a’oo Just outdid themselves. A ntre IN-
tl* colloction war taken qo. A great
deal of credit is due the MUses Oswald,
The TAifiQft fit
•W -I
Olotlxlex'.
kditor’s Notice.
Auditor's Orncx, Oct. 15,1893.
The Treasurer's book is now open for
the collection of Taxes and the law re
quires all perron* to make returns on
oath. AIL pefstongvlho have failed to
make returns are requested'to do so at
once, as I desire to have a first class
book and ft fr Impossible for me to have
a correct book if the tat payers fall to
tation.” i Fdo their duty. Flense take notice anff
If the shepherd* sleep how shall the * OTe ^ yourselves a^nThigiy.
flock# be safe froiff the #ofte* that lay ‘ - 0 * K,L1CY » B/ ^
In wait for them ?
FOR SEE.
for Sale,
Thirty-two (32) shares in Merchants
^ Hud Planters Bunk of Blackville. For
term* apply to
L. C. STEPHEN’S,
gep5-2m> Blackville,8. C.
and othels who got up the eelehnition.
The parlor of Bro. J. S. Oswald, Hr
«« used lot the occasion.
Enter mrt rime. Full Bxstnem
Course In from 3 to 5 month*. Term*
reasonable. Write tor further particu
lars. J. K. A. WHITLOCK,
r " President.
WHIlaton, S. C. uorlv
Chesfp for cash, a lot of Bed and
'Crown moulding. It will be to your
interest to call on mb before buying
elsewhere.
W. E. Edenfleld,
Barnwell, 8. 0.
ffctl7-4W
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Orncx Cot’wit SurKaviaoa,
Barr wbul/H.-C^ July 1,16W.
Jh (Bo April moeRng &t Mr* Beard of I
County Comnrts-lcmerraresoluflaff was|
adopted' ataklug the Public Roods iu
WUliaton and Baldock
< twenty (30) fcCt wide.
W. T. CAVE,
Cduuiq HupervUor.
pect and Intend by increaringthe range
and quantity of sa|es in all lines of mer
chamlise to take modest care of myself
and to put good heart and hope Into
the people by giving them more goods
and better goods for their money than
th< y ever dreamed of getting.
Without attempting to catalogue the
attractions that I have secured I beg
by way of suggestion, to ask the atten
lion of the Ladies to the opportunity
offered them of buying iff' comfortable
leisure at hoine all that Cney need to
make tftefif happy in heart and hand
some in the eyffs of m'en at
PIN MONEY PRICES.
Dress Good* in latest and loveliest
Fabrics. Ready Made Jackets, Cloaks,
Skirts, Underwear, Dainty and Hub-
stantial Shoes and HHi'perr, Trim
mings of all kinds, and, in short,every
thing that they desire and deserve, and
life is too short to enumerate all.
fftPERB CLOTHING.
My stock of clothing H 1X1 Wide
ed that the largest man and the
I boy can he fitted as well as with
tailor, made garments, Only the best
goods and workmanship were nsed In
their mttnufacture, rtrTil prices are too
cheap to be told in print. For men xnd
boys 1 have an ample stock of dress
and business shoes. I have gathered
the best from the leading manufactu
rers of the Eastern and Western States
and cun suit every taste and £IVe the
fullest satisfaction. Special attention
is asked to (he goods of the Bay Htate
Shoe and Leather Company, the most
.dutpble made, and so cheaply priced
that they will almost go off without
words. :
I offer ittiderwear that will defy
winter winds and summer heats, bats,
gloves btm} every thing needful for
health and cdtafort. -
For Furniture, ifanlfrare, Buggies,
Harness, Saddles and everything re
quired by''house holders, in lewu or
country, I bffer advantages that can not
be equalled South of Mason and Dix
on’s Line.
' In Groceries I have the best grades
of all goods, bought iu wholesale qktan-
tlties and to be sold as they were pur
chased, at bed rock prices-for cash
My heavy stock must be unloaded, and
the early buyer will get advantage, ef
the rise in prices that may be expected
later In the reason. The wise buy
with their first mfftVey, so that their
ffeeds are supplied before H U wasted
for chips am) whet none*.
. Customers, old and new, wlft fffiff a
hearty welcome and the same fair deal
ing that haa always Marked nay bus-
Inesa HTe,-. I vVould prefer for (Rem to
eoepe shipping Iff tne morning, ad_jt
7.19
7.33
7.43
10.47
10.63
11.00
11.12
11.24
11.29
114
11.45
r. x r.x
0.36
7.00
7.2
7.3&
10.55
11.06
11.26
11.55
12.10
12.26
12.40
12.65
,1
70th Meridian
Time.
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STATIONS.
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8.10 <
•• ...Wagtnar...
7.40
.....’.f*effT.;....
7.20
# . ...Salteys.-,...
1M
*.. .Springfield..
0.35
Whaleya,...
0.10
Wallkf!
(di.
6
> Arl Blackv. 1 Lv.
6.35
HLvJ 4 (Ar.
5.00
i ....Ashleigh
4.35
i .. .Woodward...
ffi
4.25
S fiarnwetl
A
4.05
. 9
5 ....Morrises..,.,
3.46
4
** Broffrnefl....
1
3.26
li.......Cgvel.....
115
0 ....•Selgllng.
3.00
3 Ar*Allendale Lv
2.46
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4.50
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L FURMAN STILL.
Clark Street, Near Hash
House, Blackville, S. C.
Dealer In Shoea, Hats, Clothing. Um
brellas^ Trunks, Whips, A*':., cfks spe
cial attention to the advantages that be
is able tooffer to the purchasing public.
Dealing In the above named sp«clal- I
ties he liable to carry larger stocks In
the lines be handle! than.the merchant |
who sella "everything." Besides he
caff Rudy the markets (6 better pur-
pose and take advantage of opportuni
ties that escape tbff attention of one
whose mind Is mixed up with a hundred
Monarch Fife Insurance^
Clothing, Trunks and UmbreTTas In
Blackville and $nd the lowest price* in
South Cafoflna. I •'111 do my best to |
please and profit yfftf.
One price to all, and that always the
lowest.
jMFMr. J L. Johnston is with me I
aiidwiH be pleased to see and serve bis |
many friends.
aug15-6m ^
To i
On and after Wednesday fiiorntng,-
Augnst 21st, Train* No. 5 and 0 on tb*
C. M. R. R. will be discontinued.
J. C. KEYS, Superintendent.
little trouble to 6b
wlfr talcs them all a M.rfy day" to ire tfij* th ' J * preTenl,n *
my rood's and uown
my below i
Township
become aclntftomed to
zero prioea. They will ffnd
better bargains here than the best.de-
tectives could discover In' Augusta,
Charleston or Savannah.
Yoon to pleare and profit^
Sifnop Bfowp,
BLACKVILLE, C C.
Special Tii| Shop.
' Your pfctfonxge is respectfully aolic-
ited for all kinds
Tin and Sheet Iron Work,
1 .
Roofing, Guttering alid
Gciici v at Repairing.
VALLEY TIN furnished bullddrsin
any length and size wanted.
AH sizes, , ^
Smoke Stacks and
Spark Arresters
(to order only) on sborUnotlce.
Syrup (kiffimers and dipper* made of
either tin or galvanized iron, as wsnted.
Make and have on hand full stock reg
ular sizes and thickness irtove pipe, spe
cial sizes and thicknea* to ord4r while
yon wait.
Don’t run risk of burning up your
home with defective"Rove fines, but get
one of my galvanized iron flues. Tlrere
are the best flue!. All kinds of stove!.
They have a better draft, are fire prod/
and arranged to be pn{ ttf whh Very
w absolutely #aier
water rQfilling
town’ .the pipe and ruining th! stove
and pipS.’M is the case wftn other flues.
Also galvanized Iron and tin stole fine
flange*, aomethflig cheaper than xbove,
to nse where there C* fib Cefftog.
Correspondence solicited. A rtf Iff-
f.roi.tlon vbMrfany ,lv«n. Ordenbrj
CAPITAL $300(000.
v ^ ^ > ’' 4
The Company not being bound bv
Tariff rates Offer! inducements to In
surer!.
Agents wanted In every town in tW
tata.
J. Alleh Toma.
_ . ,. Genl. Agent
Barnwell fl; C.
H. M. Graham,
AlTTOIt^%.x L.A.W.
• BAMBERG, 8. C.
Will give his best attention to st
bnslMriif entrusted to him.
Will practice iff gll Toirrts of the
State and United States.
. Insure your Life
—IN THE—
Co-Operative Miitilai Life IniiTraice C^
-OF- -s
GREENWOOD, S. C.
J. P< STROBEL, Director for Barn we'
• , County.
A company organized on an’entire)/
different plan from old system Compa
nies. It is an asaeftment company bn#
.fitffereAt front art> oV>w M existence.
Wechllect a small rererVe just'sufficient
to guarantee any assessment. By oar
plan money Is left In thb bands of tire
Msored until needed to pey’’'death loss
es, then a legal assessment V* made off.
each policy bdlddr aeffordiog to age ainf
amount of insarfinCy carried. ' Nootli-
erassesfineat fa Called' until anothei 1
death.bocur!Iff ou# eompany. By our
plan Wi nay for the protection we have'
enjoyed In the past, while in other o*»-
■' fffri "
x
mail attended to promptly.
Your! for trrt ehns work at reasona
ble prices.
W. M. GarVii)
First door North of Merchant! abd |
Flariers Bank, Biaii:kvUk,8. C.
loved
get. Are your faalli
tea protected? If noli
opportunity Is offered a! acta:
Lite hi nneertalo; think wall
jao reject this offer. For aay <
D. B. WILLI A)
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