The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 27, 1896, Image 3
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The Barnwell People |
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'IIL'RMDA Y. FKtlBUARY^7. IW1.
The neitresru’.ercoBMiunJcatMmoX
Harmoejr LoUfe No. IT A.*.*.*. M.'.
will be heMetmuew XMor.tcTom
, V nle In Bern well upon UUi 'tar ot
Iter h HWJ, the aene being the tad Bet
erlejr In aeI4 month, begiuuiug at “llljflj
twotre.”
djr order of W.\ M.\ ’ <
K. 0. Ftnui**. BecreUrr. ■
f humh of the Holy Apoetlee, Barn*
ereil, 8. B. l*teotlee, Rector. Scrvk^e
tBefirst,tbtrdand fifth Sundaysatll AO
a. m. and & p. in. Service every Wed*
liesday afternoon at #. 8»mday stdMwl
every Sunday afternoon at 4. A cor*
dial invitation is extended to all Chris
tians to worship wit hue.
SPECIAL NOTICE-
Parties having claims on file In thl*
office which have becnapp»ov?d by the
Comity’ Board of CooiRi1s>inners, for
fiscal year 18»4 and IfiM. that Is, for
services rendered'or material furnished
prior to Oct. 3l*t !«85, can get their
money by applying at the office.
Parties having claims «n file for ser
vices rendered or material furnlslied
since Novemjber 1st 1835 are notified
that there is no money in hand at this
time to pay such claims. The levy
Las not even been made yet to raise
funds for this year.
When the Indebtedness for last year
lias been paid off If there Is any surf
ty Treasurer the same will be applied
to the payment of claims on file aad ap
proved for this fiscal year.
I hope this statement will beexplain-
ed to claim holders by the Township
Hoards, as it is lhi|>osslbIe for either the
supervisor or his clerk to ai»swerj.the
many letter* that come to the office by
every mail in reference to this year’s
claim*. ’ *
- W. T. Cave,
County Supervisor.
NOiYANKER. Thank God I was
born near Kdgelleld, 8. C. I have In
vented the cheapest best Stock
Hitcher. that was ever invented.
Agents wanted: Address,
' W. P. Holly,
<-— - Giceuvllle, AU.
fam)
TOR SALE
Southern Fertil'ier Companies’ High
Grade Goods.
Farmer’s Ammoniated Dissolved
Bone.
South Carolina Dissolved Rone and
Acid. Apply to
J. R KAS1 ERI.ING.
At Oil Mill.
T0THELARIE8,
It wilt pay you to do your shopping
wltn me. »ur Ann, Messrs. Co*k«ry,
Macaulay A lluote.r, are the a«*kiiowl-
edgH Indersof up to date Dry Goods,
and I am in a position to give you all
the information desired as to fashions,
style and economy. Will send sample*
on application or attend tesny outside
shopping for you. We make a special-
tv of getting up handsome trousseau*.
Will appreciate a call from you when
in our city. All orders directed tome
will receive my prompt and personal
•Mention.
Respectfully,
W. T. HOUSTON,
(MU Broadway,
Augusta, Ga.
(3m.)
MERE 8 A L’RAXCE FOR THE ROTS.
We want 1.0U0 live Partridges before
March TOth, will pay 33 ctt. per pair de
livered in Havannah.
Wells, Rouse A tladdon.
(4#) ’
14. C. Streeter s cloth cl«v»niog-com
pound unequaled for the speedy remov-
-L.
The Legislature will adjourn next
w*efc.
lion. D, 8. Henderson, of Aiken, was
In town on Friday. *
Clerks and managers of the Constitu
tional Gohveatloa election will be paid
soon.
Hon. W. J. .Talbert ha* kindly sent
u< a copy of the "Year Book of the
Department of Agriculture, 1MJ4.”
. Last wee't brought the coldest
'^weather of the winter. Early garden
er* will hare to do their ttrat work
over. v .f
The young people of Rarnwell gave
a reception to Mr. and Mrs C. N.
Burckhalter At thdHalford House last
evening.
There are strong suspicions that Ar
thur Niminous and -wife were killed
and.then urettfated by the murderers to
cover the crime.
The supply bill introduced on Mon
day pule the State levy at 4>£ mills and
the Rarnwell county levy at 3 mills.
To this the school levies are to be add
ed.
It h a sad perversion of tears to be
crying over the poor heathen* InChtna,
or over the *in* and shortcoming nt
other people’s children, in your ^wn
neighborhood, while you are neglecl-
ourowu children’s spiritual in-
tr*
>
The attention of our lady reader* I*
called to the advertisenieot ^of Mr. W.
T. Houston, of Coskerr, M icaulav A
Hunter, Augusta, Ga. The firm ha* n
well estahlislied first class reputation
and will be pleased to serve Baniwtll
people.
M s* Atnrte Scroth, of Trjnton
N.J.,who came .South several weeks
ago In search of health, died at Dun-
tcaaoWotr- ’Monday^ morning, aged
aWlut 18 years. Her remaiiu were csr*
tied home fer burial, accompa led by
her mother and younger sister.
Retween it and 10 o’clock of the
night of the I7th in«t. a tenant house
on the place of Mr. J. M. Morri*, Oiar,
wa* burned and the occupants, Arthur
N’immoua and wife, colore 1, were con
suiued in the flame*. The night wx*
bitterly cold and no one knew how the
tire started, hut It I* supposed to have
caught from the chimney.
Marriedonthe2.il Inst-, Kev. T. 1*.
f.ide officiating, Mr. K I). Free and
Misa Uarrie, youngest daughter of Col,
-d-tto, C, iMw'iiag, all of ItarnweU. —Mr
Bfawkvlll* Hews. „
Mr*. Sarah CallfT, mother of Messrs
John G. CallfT of Atlanfh, W. L. Calilf
Of Norway and C. C. CallfT of Bart •
well dhtd on Saturday, morning, agatl
00 years. Her surviving children have
the sympathy of many frlvtul*. .*
Mr. Thomas A. Mokwv ha* accepted
a positiou with Mlnnls A Co.,Grocers,
Charleston. 8.
Mr*. Joseph Rock, of Charleston, I*
visaing Mr*. I*. W. Farrell.
Miss Mamie Toguerl, of Granltevljle,
I* apendlng fome time with Mrs. D. B.
William*.
A. little daughter of Mr. Owen
Dycites dlml in Augusta of measles and
was brought ou Sunday afternoon’a
train for burial.
On Baturday a . wagon loaded with
guano ran over a young sou of Aiken
Willis, colored,on Mr 8lmon Hrowr. *
Duncan place, the wheel crushing Ihe
skull causing speedy death.
A few mild cases of measles In town
yet, but the epidemic has *|>eut its
force.
A. U.C.
{
lew’s This!
A Marriage.
The beautiful home of Capt. Fanders
was a scene of ejtecial loveliness last
Wednesday when tiiereoccurred in the
flower decked parlors in the midst of
a brilliant assembly of guests the cere
mony which united in marriage, Miss
Ada Elenora 8andcrs and Dr. Charlie
Nicholas Rurckhalter. It was a love
ly wedding. The decorations of ivy,
mistleu e . n I gorgeous cut fowers were
profuse and most artistic in their ar
rangement*. The picture*, doorways
and windows were wreathed with
graceful festoon* of ivy. The globe* of
rhe chandelier* were covered with pink
Wa offer ©be Hundred Dollar* Re.
ward for any ease of Catarrh that oao-
not o* cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cara.
F. J. CU EN BY A Co., Drops , Toledo.
O. ,
We the undersigned, have known
K. J. Cheney for Ihe last II years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their Nrni.
W asr A Tbuax, WUo^ysale Drug
gist*, Toletlo. O. Waldimo, Kinksk
A Marvix, Wholesale Drngglats, Tol
edo, O.
Hairs Catarrh Cure Is taken infer-
naljy, acting directly upon the hlo«Nl
and mucous surfaties of Hie system.
Price 7.*»c. |wr Itottle. Bold jy all
Druggisu. Testimonia s free.
VVhrtt is the National Provident
Union?
It f* if Fraternal losentnce Orde-, In
wliiclt you; Vilrether lady or gentleman, {
can Insure tbdr fife at a Cost tif you
are und«*r thirty years of age) of about I
one cent and a qdafter per day for one |
Uoueand dollari at votfir death.
trial tf aet
Is it sdfe ?
SALE STAPLES*
Third Season.
FIRST ClJUiB IIURdEM,
FIRST OLAM8 MAREM.
FIRMTCI.A88 Mi l.EM. -
Any and every body seeding first
class stock for pure pleasure or simpir
work day nerposee will find exactly
what Is desired
Barnwell. ‘
I select my stock In person in the
heat markets in the West, know exactly
what I get and give my customers the
be**, of all bargains. Call and’ see
Brown's Beau He* before haying.
C. BROWN. Agent.
•“IBar well
Oil Mill
m
drops and
cotfotf lands
*
luer containing
ash often makes
between a
tuhire. Ui
Mkg hot l«sl than g to 4%
Actttal Potash.
Kainit is a complete
against • KOK"
et-d etc., from all kimls of chHhiug
w I' ><mt leaving • mark oro«l<*r.
tfW* For sale by W. 11. Huickhal-
ter, Barnwell, 8. C,
Hhip your produce of all kind* to and
order your Liquors from.
Wells Mo(f*eA llsddoa,
Htt Bryan Mtrcet,
(4*)' Savanna *, Ga.
Free t* a young man of model character
and fine basinet* capacity and is espe
cially fortunate in having won so
charming a Ufa partner, whose perso
nal grtces ami amiable character have
made her so deservedly popular w ith
very many friends and admirers.
Mrs. A. 1*. Aldrich, Jr, died at “rhe
Otks” on Tuesday morning pi pneu
monia. 8he had passed the crisis of
the disease «e\ oral days tiefore and ap
peared to Ire safely recovering when
nature yielded and she passed into the
higher life, leaving her lia»ban<l, two
little son*, loving relative* and warm
friends in sorrow for their irreparable
lo**. Alter funeral services in the
Episcopal church, conducted hy Rev.
8. E. Prentiss, she was la d to rest in
the Catholic cemetery. *
For once alt Rarnwell l« unanimous.
The G atlcd 8tb<N»l exercise* In Hie
Gp< Fa House on Friday evening are
warmly commended for their exeel-
lence The weather was unpleasantly
cold and the programme nece**arily
long, but from opening to close there
w a* no lagging Interest. No where in
this bn*#.i I’uioii was the snnlv* rsary
of the birth of the Father of hlsoountiy
more appropr'ately observed. And the
preparation of tl»e children did not I -
terfere in the least with their dally
•tudles. It was the best advertisement
that the Graded HcImoI l«a* ever had.
Saerlal Settee *
> w
G A. A W. Ry. will run an extra on
the morol ig <>f March I'-’th at reduced
rate*, connecting with P. K. & A. Ex-
• '•»♦ grease, pta-tiv paint, dirt. frttfr^Uou traluat Alleudaie to Port Jtay-
^ Wh-
Why auffer with Conghs, Colds an I
rip|>e when Laxativs Ukomo
xx din cure you In one dav.
not produce the ringing In the
like 8ulphate of quinine. Put
up In tablet* convenient for taking
<4uaranteed to cure,or money refund
ed. Price, 25 Ceat<.
For sale by C. N. Burekhaltcr. (A. 38)
OBITUARY.'
Dim! at Dunhirton, 8. C.. Feb llth
1(KM, Miss Annie May Dicks, aged It;
years, 1 month and 14 days.
This ypung disciple of Jesus ha# gone
from us to the spirits of the just made
pet feet—from her earthly home to the
“many mansions” lu the heavenly city
—from her church below to the church
above. Her life, though brief, was'
adorned by the grace of the religion of
Jesus lleread waaan Impressive II-
)u*tralion of the power of faith in
Christ to disarm th* grim reaper of hi*
terror*.
Few die so happy as she did—in the
full assurance of a blissful immortality.
In the last hour of her life she sang
the chorus, "At the cross, at the cross,
where 1 firs; m v the light,” and‘^Praise
God from whom all blessing* How ”
Ifer sweet /pice we *h ill never hear
again here, but It Is now mingling with
those whoso robes have been Washed
white in the blood ef the Lamb—sing
ing heaven’# grand doxology.
God comfort the bereaved—
"The battle is o'er, the crowa Is won,
And amid glxd hallelujahs sung
By angel voices, she ascended to her
homo on high,
Where wa bom to meet her try and
by,”
Past on.
In memory of little Miunfe Hnepton:
Ifeparted from earth and received In
fo heaven February 19th 1890 at six
o’clock in the evening, little Minnie
Knepton. aged nine year's, two , mouths
and one day. Only little Minnie called
from her earthly home, never more on
earth Will she roam, but Oh 1 such a
pteasmvsweat comforting treasure
her poor heart broken mother fe know
that Minnie met the other. Only six
■smith* ago on earth two little sisters,
Minnie asal W«nwte lived, now they
Irave in Heaven met. Only two of moth
er’e pets to-long or short wait their
motter to greet. Gone, gone, gone
fronp her earthly. God hath called her
Vo her tender bloom. Death’s icy lin
gers rest on Her now. Htlll beauty lin
gers ou her pale brow. Barth had its
pleasure here, hut It wa* not her rest
ware. N ow full sal ration is-her portioih
Ob! may we all An rwady to
and Rinata. TVaoaa •»*
Oa tawarralnge and
3.
al on account of the docking of Hie war
ship Indiana.
Those desiring to go can leave here
shout 8 30 a. m. Return about 11 p. in.
of the same day
1 Red Oak Sws.
Last w -ek’# wind and freeza retarded
farm work considerably.
Capt. Geo. Morris has been appoint
ed a member of the Board of trustee#
for Red Oak School District No. II,
to fill vacancy caused hy resignation of
Capt. U. II. Langley.
Ml#* Mamie Gallagher, one of Ail-
gu*U’» most charming young ladies, is
Hie guest of Mrs J. II. l^/e
$lr. and Mr*. W. C. I^*e left for their
hofMe lu Augu*ta on-Saturday
Miss Mattie Lou Wall, ot Dunbarton,
Is viaiHug Mr*. J F. Greene.
L’lucoiinu.
t’uj scene* of beauty underneath and it
s/erned a roseate promise of fullest
happiness to the bridal pair." The
bride is* daughter of Capt. iZanders,
and through her charming pcrsoqiriir.y
and intellectual attainment* U popular
in Chester society. The groom i* a
member of a prominent South Carolina
(amity of that n.ime and is known
throughout the State a* a-young max
of ablMty ayd enterprise. While so
ciety sniiletDwith unalloyed approha-
lim ut the [union of these popular
young people one regret attache* to
Hi.* a inouocement, Cluster's loss is
Uarnaell’* gain.
Among the guest* who tangibly ex
pressed their good wishes in the shape
uf''hand*ome gifts were Mr. Pate*,
IWmweLL Mu*. McCullough, MUf My-
nardle, Lancaster, Kev. and Mrs.
Buckholtx, Attorney General and Mr*.
Barber, Capt. and Mr*. Agur«, Mr. and
Mr*. Latimer, Mr and Mrs. Ilwfner,
and Mi**e# Mary Withers, Mayine
Wood, and Adeline Wacbtel.—Chester
Bulletin.
Mr. Chaudierlaiii, tlie British states
man, oiu-e rcuiarket lo a member of the
house of comiiio'is,who was noto'ious-
Iv la/.v a id vacillating: “My dear Imy,
oh erve the postage-stamp; it* useful
ness and value deixuid U|m>>i its ability
to stick to one thing Til it get* there.”
In loving memory of Annie May,
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Dick*, of Dunbarton, who departed
this life 1 uesday Feb. II 189ti in the
seventeenth \ e#r of her life.
The friends and relatives of the
*trickei> parent* offer their deepest
sympathies in this hour of trial.
"Think of Annie as in Heaven,
When ye stand beside her grave.
Know that she is In the bosom
Of that Friend w ho died to save.
Look ye upward wl^>re the ethet
Brighter g oast > poi- t rhe v av
To the land where ye can find Her;
There she must forever stay.
She has gone to join her loved ones,
Who forever dwell in light.
T*o; that spirit hovers near her.
Non adieu; she takes her flight.”
. , "A”
Keoortnf Seigllug School for tl.e
m <uth ending Feb. 21 I89(».
Ron, of honor
Daisy Dickinson, IH; Clifford 8 n n-
der*. Ihi; Miiry llewlef, Ofi: John
My rick,-88; Walter All, 87; Ira Ed-
entieid, 87.
KOLI. or MKKIT.
Florrie Barker, 84; Hattie Braxton,
8.1; Addle All, 8(1; Carrie Myriek,
78; OH* Oglesby, 7tt; Alice Braxton,
78; Lizzie Myriek, 751«
J. M. Kirkland,
iTincipal.
Oh ye*. Ifls im , orpc?athd under tl.e
New York State laws and ltd whola
business is sii|»orvised hy that State.
It Is fourteen years old, it has met
every claim in fulj, ami has hfever been
before a court ^
Are there other-Lodges in SoiftlT
Carolina?
Ye*. Councils (or lodges) are now In
active woik at Orangeburg, Branch
.Cordova, Bam berg. Denmark and
Blackville; In course of completion at
Columbia and other point*. Bputh
Carolina ha* only been open to organl-
zation-almut live month*, anu in ekeh
town so far organized, the X. P. U. has
interested ii| its Councils their leading
citizens. It Isa National Organization
and ha* only recently opened the 8ou.li
for work.
Hut why is it so cheap?
Its Insurance feature Is certainly
much lower than any other Order, from
several reason*, 1st liecause it encoura
ges hy low rates young membership,]
and in 185)1 the Report shows nearly 7f>
per cent olTt* members to he under 31
years of age. 2nd Because it cannot be
organized in any fever State hence
from the Union etc. etc.
Why is it becoming so popular in
South Carolina?
Because It Is democratic, the entire
control of the w hole Union being III the
hands of the members ’hemselve*. 2d
Because its truly American form ol
government, based on the A Constitu
tion, provides the best means of fur
nishing our citizens with the American
Constitution, such a knowledge living
by 8outh Carolina law necessary ere
we can obtain a vote.
3rd The low rate of It* procedure In
surance, bits maxltiium cost, and de
creasing assessment less assess
ment* being called each year.
4th Because of its prompt payment of
death claims. Death claims being
paid same day proof of death la filed,
instead of keeping the bereaved widow
wailing 00 or 90 dav*.
5th It I* justly popular, becavae It
will only include in its membership
men and women of good moral char c-
ter, and its Httual and secret work
tMid« to make lietter citizens, inculcate
the principles of loyalty to our coun
try and onr home.
Will a Lodge or Council be erect
ed in Barnwell?
fith Yea, Governor of Hie State, Jaa-
yer Wyldhig, will be there to explain
ami organize a Council in a few day*.
Featherbone Corset Coa
■eta Xaautacturar*.
Kalamazoo, Michigan^
roa MLS BT
PRS. MOLfllR,
BARNWELL, 8. C.,
tfbo also offers the fatuous
fc. & G. CORSET.
A neb Mock *»f M UUnery aiul Djrzi
Goodif just received, which w III be sold
very ueal first cost. For bargains in
beautiful good* vail on
MRS. MOL A IK.
Will liiii yoiir Cotton for
One Uollnr jh'D little. Ca-
[vneity 50 Dales daily.
Wfc gufiraHtet* fffitlsfhctioni
Highest priePs jmid fur
SEKI);
JNO; Hi M.VLShV,
Diesident.
J. K. ^Astkrung,
ManagcTi
XJ. It . LA NGT^rr,
Manager of Girttiery.
fAff KAU WnftKII. , ^
BRITTON S BOM StONL.
BARNWELL; S.
I* fstabllakdd to ‘‘fill a tong Mt wafit,’*
{ ltd offers School Hooka. BnMft, Paper;
Invelopca. I'emdD, BlkleA,TMtaMkrata;
Ac.. A8., Ac., to cash paylftg ettatom-
era. Will order Any hdok of wagaalre
| puhlUbed. t
_ Chapdtah’t History Rd. Cqndiiia, 7fa.
talhell’4 (Jradihiars, ^o. f. F», No-lfeMi.
Wentworth’s Algebra*, fil.ll. \
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all in
Store ittar
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It Will Pay
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The Barnwell Book llalt
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f^PracucaJ Watchmaker.
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G. FRMK
Ah hxpeHektA of optrardt of fprtp
BAMBERG-*S*Cm »• V* Ut - ******** **#4 k*
knobs his r
SUCCESSOR TO
lii* bualtH f# and a 111 give *atl«
faction In the i
( si c *«o mimsm
*LmmcJ*^_POR AALE RT.
D. B. WILLIAMS,
Black vili.k, 8. C.,
Theap for *;ash, on the Inatallffiknt
Plan or In excliange’for old machines.
A Iso a full i>Utc ■ oils, nenllea ami at-
Uchnienia for any and all machines at
popular price* at my Central Supply
Depot In M r. G. D. 0. Lange s store, 27
R. R. A venue, R ackville, 8. C.
Repair* of all kind* of Sewing Ma*
[chines hiade promptly and perfectlv
and satisfaction In work and price*
guaranteed.
Will.attend calls In the counties of
Aiken, Barnwell and Orangeburg If no
tified by postal card.
D. B. WILLIAMS,
febil Blackville, 8. C.
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BEFORE YOU BUY. Itatliu IMhN 1.1 C*.
He deids in Cdrfhigeff; Bug-|
^ic8, Wagons, Hat ness, Etc.
Mules Ami Ifftrscs. *
He (htrik Cash, gets all thb
■ effect xt 6.30 A. M. Thursday
Nevember 14th 1806.
south Bound.
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diseoithtit, secures the ehenji- Z4' jl h
cat fridirht rates and sells as Z c ? 5
I eot freight rates and sells as
j cheap or chca|>cr than any
other denier in South Caro*
! lina.
{ Give him a trial, he 4 11
prcciatfe your business
treat you right.
764 h Meridlaa
Tima.
£5 #f ATIONll.
A. M. A.M.I
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Wet hers bee News.
Misses Alice and Jdzzie Killlngs-
worth, two of DunbarUiu’s most cliarm-
ng young ladies, left on Satuiday lor
wee.; or so’s visit to their Uncle. Mr.
B, K. Killirigsworth, of Brwiitvin, 8.
C. We regret very much to know that
they are to be absent so long, but hope
Iheir trip will be a source of pleasure
to them as we know it will he to sjmc
ot Hie young folks in that section, and
most especially the yotmg men.
Those that did not attend the preach
ing at Joyce Bfcnch on Sunday last
missed a treat, as Kev. A. Bulat,'de
livered one of as tine sermons mr was
ever delivered there In vears.
Our young friend James Kllllngg-
worth is steadily improving, and hope
to see him out again soon.
Mr* W. L. Bate* Uquite sick now,
hut hope with good attention U> *ce her
ou; soon. *-
G. £.
Deaths at DunbarLm.
On the 12tlt Inst, Miss Annie May
Dick*, daughter of Mr. W. A. Dick#,
died of typhoid fever. She tvs# only
siNteen year* of age, when called lo
close her eyes in the beautiful morning
of life. But though taken away *o
soon she wa* prepared for entrance in
to the better world. A comdsteut
member of Cypre*. Chapel Church and
a devoted member of It* Sunday School,
she exemplified all the excellence of re
ligion In character and eonduct. She
was laid to rest lu ' the family grave
yard in the presence of a large congre
gation, and the bereaved surviving
kindred have the warmest sympathy of
the entire community in their great
sorrow.
None kwew her hut to love her.
Mr. Luther L.G’reen died on the l»rh
Irrst, of pneumonia, aged about forty
years. He was an exevlient man and
citizefl, having the entire love and con-
deuce of all that kwew him. -In his
death Cypress Chapel church ha* ImA
a consistent member and tl»« oowutuni
ty has parted with one of it*
w
la-memory wM) „
oheafshad. Ifie wax bur fed lor
Hy grave yard to waattheoeoMitg ofyhr
reaurrectloo
Little JUMle’a devoted ceusio,
F. A.
I Keep the hens scratching If you
would Lovp Uieui laying.
lion* r Roll of the Tinker Crv« k
School for the month cnmnienrtng Jan.
2lst and ending Feh. lath I89U.
Roll or Koxox.
Pickens Mitchell, 93; Dora Bell, 92;
Josephine Mitchell, 91; Kittle Mitcb-
e’, 91; Edgar Mitchell, 90; Alma
Mitchell, 90; Cheater Parker, 90.
Roll or Mkkit.
Bessie Anderson. 87; Lola Anderson,
81; TIHa Bell. 83; Laadan Riley, 81;
aggie Mitchell, 83; Rosa Armstrong,
82; Pat Mitchell, 80; Nettie .lowers,
77; Leon Mitchell, 73
J. ll.-Gwen«,
Principal.
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The File Fieffd^a Feast.
Bamberg, 8. C* Feh. 2.1.—Tonlgju
ItMiiilNtrg experienced the moat disas
trous fire ever known in hir history.
The total lows is 110,000; insurance 135,
8 0. ■ . '
The Bamberg Alliance warehouse
was discoveretl on fire about half paat
9 o’clock. There were bet ween 900 and
l,( 00 bales of cotton stored in the ware
house, belonging to the cotton mill,
and about 200 bales belonging to farm
ers who were holding for high prices.
The State liquor dlapeusaiy had its
stock in this building, which is also a
total loss, together with the Alliance
warehouse . stock of giocerie*, etc.
The moat heroic eifori# were ifiade by
the citizens and the local volunteer fire
•department to nave the warehoOM; and
adjoining buddings, hut to un purpose-
Tlie losses are covered by tl.e follow
ing iusirance: Pen nay I van in, 11,000;
Hartford, |2jrJ0; OmiueroiarUnion,
$3,009; Phmnix, $4,000; Norwich
Union, $3,(NX); London, Liverpool and
Globe. |4,000; Western, $5 000: Green
wich, $3,000; 8.iu Mutual,$3,000; Ueor-
gi-t Home, $3,003.
Mrs. Daffuey Htx loses $1,000 o'n
dwelling insured in Pennsylvania fhr
$800.
The orig'n of the fire- Is a mystery
and is supposed to have been caused by
rat*.—The (State, Monday.
* > Bill’ K Nye, the hi morons writer and
lecturer, died u’i Saturday of apoplexy,
at his adopted home, 12 mile* East of
AsheviMe, X. C. Ill* income from the
letter* published In Sunday paper* all
over the Union amounted to $900 a week.
On Friday ex-Congressman M. D.
I tartar «f QMn, » prontinent Democrat
and bio-ioe-# uoui of high staadiag took
••ut a $I0U.(X4> gw4d baud life policy, be
ing assured Uv the agent that If he
oiitinuiuetrioHcidh hU fihlnr wostlil ra-
eofre the value of the policy. Oh Sat-
imhty he wa»found dead hi bed. a ple-
hd 6*11 had eotaead his right
and the Weapon lay by hl« aide.
Two School Warrants In favor of Mi*»
J. A. Verifier for teaching the Phtta
dclphia school from Nov. 4, '95 to Dec
20, '93. First wsrrsnt for $30, Sc I it# 1
District Mu. 7, Ti ust-e No. 4, School
t.'oinmissioner No, 141, approved Jan.
14,1896. Sccontl warrant $22.50, Schi ol
District No. 7, Trustee N*». 3, Schot l
Com in isaio iter No. 142, approved Jan.
14, 18%.
Al! |>er*ons are notified not to trade
for Mine. A. W BRABHAM.
Kearse, S. 0., Feb. 25,189*>.
feh27-3w
T. B. ELUS. Jr. ~
Surveyor and Civil Engineei
Special attention given to the compu
tation of water-power*, leveling and
drainage.
A postnl card addressed to me at Mar
tins, S. U., will receive prompt atten
tion. . octl, 80-ly
Life, Accideqt (
7.MT
T.4*
8.08 6 00 Ar
18 28 10.28 Lv
10A2 10.48...
^HtfirWfifir rml
-4
.Whalf>a....|
t '
..Walk**....
6
Black*. 1 Lv.
f 4 J Ar^{
Ashlelffi j
•Jt
LM
• $■
1041
LIGHTNING,
H w»|.
tf Mi
-Al
Featherbone Corset
MALAMAZOO, MICHKIAfl.
pha aatc m
WILLIAM MOBBISOH,
BLACKY ILLS. 8. C.
Dealer In Dry and Dress (Jhnd*. No
tions, Shoes, Millinery
and
Merchandise-
General
decl2
BENNE1 STR1NGFELLOW,
Notary Public & Cosvkyanckx,
ELKO, Stfe-
Having a good supply of Deeds,!
Mortgag#«T-Bill* of jSale Ac., offer*
careful attention to all who may fan r ]
him with their patronage.
GROVES
LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE.
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—At Lowest Rates In—
Strongest Companies.
Butkr, Calhoun A Co. '
—DPFICKS AT—
THE BANK OF BARNWELL
apr 26
10.65 II JO
11.03 11.68
11.10 I2.00j
11.19 13 14!
11.23
r.
.* Barnwell
Morel sea. | 3.4$
4
Brwwaell....
2
...Cave*
5
•Salgllag
12.26 Ar*AHemUle Lv
4.01 Lf
4.19
r.«.
It6
3.15
3Jl’
3.43
a. m. r. a.
I Train* No. 3 anil •will ran •..follow st
r. m.
So. 6.
9.
Lv. Blackville,
a. a.
. No. i.
Ar. 6.84
9.11
Aubtrlgk.
>64
9.27
Woodward
, 7.47
9.34
Barnwell,
7.4«
• -*4
Morrlsra,
HAS
9.44
Brownell,
7.3o
9.49
Cavea,
7.14
9.57
Belfllng,
7«M
10.09
Ar. Allendale,
D. Lv. 7.811
J. C. KEYS, KaperlnteMdeev. ^
lourcl Fire Insurance C*.
CAPITAL 1300,000.
bound
tut* t«
TASTELESS
CHILL
TUNIC
IS JUST AS eetSffc* ADULT*.
WARRANTED. PifeESOcSfi.
Oalztia. lua.. gev.l
—F*<8ale By—
0»r lint of School Furniture and
Supplier it the matt nearly com
plete ever offered bjr a tingle firm.
tVe can fnrnitk and equip a tebool
throughout better and mart cheap
ly than anyone the. j
Write for particular^.
• W« wsnt an nprfKncaS fa rrrry
comity. Good opmhif tor s food man.
Writs for Icrms sad' awwlio. thu aMdtum.
j r AW>RPWS #
SCHOOL
FURNISHING
COUP ANT
\ A A Asfhi
Filing County Claims.
ntlee Is givem that at the quarterly
meeting ef the County Board of Com-
mlsakiaers held on April lat a resolu
tion was adopted requiring claim*
against the couaty to he filed three
daya before the quarterly meetings ef
the Board In order that they may b*
passed upon by the Board.
IloMers of such ulalnw will please ro»
mwanhar that if they do not file Cham a*
ptaftdmltoaehi rendntloh the Board
will he —ahto town* npoa Anar tftftB
foilowing quarterly gfiMMR, diffi
Special Tiq Shop.
« a
Your patronage is respectfully solic
ited for all kinds
Tin and Sheet Iron Work,
Hoofing, Guttering and
„ General Repairing.
VALI.EY TIN furnished builder*la|
any length and size wanted.
All sixea
Smoke Stacks and , . ^ .
Spark A rreaters h-0f«f«in 3«W HKmCttl
r 1 —OF—
GBE^KWOOD, S. C.
The Company not being
Tariff .rate# offers Indues i
surer*.
Agents wanted la every towp.ln the
late.
J. Allkx Toaix,
Genl. Ageal
Barnwell fi. C.
* ig
^ Insure your Life
—IN THE—
(to order only', on abort notice.
Syrup skimmers and dippers made of
eiUter tin or galvanised Iron, as wanted.
Make and have on hand fall stork reg
ular sizes and thick tie** stove pipe, spe
cial sixes aad thickness to order while
you wait.
Don’t run risk of burning up your
borne with defective stove flues, but get
one of my galvanized iron flues. These
•re the best flues. All kinds of atovea.
They have a better draft are fire proof
and arranged to be put ap WHS very'
little trouble to he ahaolo*ely 4geirr
tight, tbai Ptevftittnff-'wator
ttowa thepipe aad ruining I
and pipe, a* I* the caw wh
Also galvanized iron bad lib Stare flue i . ..
Hunger, anaaething cheeper lb** above,
to toe where there Mao cell lug. ,, pwa wc jmy
torrewpondenre WMteBed. A ay to-*
formhthMi chrerfullr given. Order* by
ahM attended to promptly.
Yours for first class work 6$ reaxdlia
ble prices.
J. r. STROREL, Director for Barawff
S^^maeumto^w 4
vMNTlf^ro
A company organlxed ou aw eutlrrfr
different plan frees old system comps ■
nies. It la an aaaMatoeat company M$
differefft ffom any how In exlstearr.
Weeoflrct a small feaefre juet sufltotoui
to gffbrantee afiy aeacMmeat. By ofip
pish money la left la the hands of the
insured ontll needed to pay <
e», then a legal flaaeasmefit la i
yob pay far i
to get. Are
w. t.rAV*,
County Soper visor.
W. Pi. GarFfq,
First <fn«v North ef Nerehaattaaff |
Has ter* Bank r 4$WhvUk ( fi. L.
-epc*
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