The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 16, 1896, Image 3
The Barnwell People
1*TES OP 8UB8CBIFTIVS.
In Advance, j»«r Anniim...
® '•'•rae
‘ \
. TlfURaUAY. APRlr, W. 1890,
The nextfvinr.arcumraunfeauon of
Harmony IxMltce No. 17 A.-. If.-. M.\
will he he'.il at the new Ma»or.lcTein
V pie In Bamwella upon tttb day of
“•7 WU6, the same ■tin* the 'And Sal
urday In said month, Tjeglanlng at’ “Ri*li
twelre.” \ '
dy ordSar of
E. C. ypnMtw. Secretarf.
Elko ytifK.
i hu remlmr meeumt of ttarnwe
U>dge No. W. Knights of Vythiss
wilf be h^lU at tlielr Hall on Friday
night attn^o’olock a lull attendance
_ is requesred.
Ay order of
P..W FKICE, r. C.
Wm. MdXAB, K. R. ST.
( hureli of the Holy Apostles, HaVrt-
■Weil. 8. E. PientU*, Redrew. Herviee
thA first, third and Hfth 8undayif at 11 80
*. rtV. »iid 5 p. m. Service every Wed-
WestWy afternoon at S. Sunday A-hodl
Avery Hunday afternoon at 4'. A dor-
ffial fnVfraiton is extended to all CHTl*-
dlanS to Womhip with us.
NO Yankee. Thank Ood I was
Worn near Edgefield, 8. C. I have In-
VeiVted 1 the cheapest best Stock
ZHtchei 1 that watf ever Invented.
A genu Wanted. Address,
^ W. 1*. Holly. '
Greenville, Ala.
Tlfcfe la wore CataTrh la thia section
of the country than all otherdtaaahca
pet together, and until the last few
tears was supposed u> he Incurable.
Kor a great many years doctor* ptv-
nouticeu It a local disease, and pfe-
Mtribed local reinedies t and by cdti'-
stautly fallltigto cure with local treat
ment, pronounced' It IqcunfbMt
Science haa proven catarrh t6 be a ootf*
stitutlonal disease and therefore re
quires constitutional tl'eaUnent. Ifafl’*
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by P. J.
Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, U the on
ly constitutional cure od the fharket.
It U taken internally Ih do<«fffrom 10
dropstoateaspo«inful.' It acu dltcctly
on the blo>d and nuicbus Surfaces of the
system. They offer one huhdVed dol
lars for any case it falls to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials. Ad
dress,
P. Ji Chunky Jt Co., Tdiodo; O'.
Sold by Druggists, 73c.
_ Bed flak l*eWs. .
We are pleased to note tfhat Mr. J.
W. Cave is ccnvaleaciug from recent
Illness.
Mrs< Frank Cook’s illness Is of *
long duration, but it i* hoped that she
Will soon recover.
Death has again entered the fanTily
of Mrs. Ann Cook. On 8unday the 5th
Inn., her sister Mrs. Mary Henry
( widow of the late Wm. Henry.)’ who
had been in delicate health fur many
years, fell asleep in Jesus peacefully
and calmly as an infant. 8hc was fo>
mors than 00 years a consistent mem
ber of the Baptist Church. Kev. T. P.
l.ide conducted the funeral service.
The sympathy of the entire conrtnlin-
ity is extended to the bereaved family.
L’inocfhnu. -
«
Ttf Trip 1,1 Hi K.8.
Tt will pay you to do your shopping
With mv. Our firm, Messrs. Coskery,
Macaulay A Hunter, are the acknowl
edged leadVriroT up'to (.fafte Dry Gomls,
and l am 1 in at pbvitioti to give you all
the itiform‘atio;t devfferf as Ut fashions,
«yle and economy. ’.Vilf send samples
bn applicrflioir or irtiencf to any outside
chopping tor you. IVe make A special
fv of getting up hrfmTxoirfe trousseaus
Will itpfurecmie a eall from y<w»- v
fn our ctry. AH orders directed tome
will receive my prompt (fml personal
Jenny News.
TALKS WITH OUR FRIENDS. *
Hon. H. H. Crum ta, we tele It, a
modbi yodng planter. It takes only a
brief conversatfen to prove that. On
Kridgy he gave at ex mteCMlthg talk
on suiftk; He has* beefi planting on kD
own* account foUlrlWn yegr*and In all
ttikt tlnie has not hatfahog to die of
cholera, although' ft has frequently
prevailed In hi* gflghboiHoud. Jle-
neVIhg that prevention U better then
cure he keeps ht* hoge to themselves,
nbVer permitting them to Fun at large
and 1 mix with Others. A mixture of
salt and ashes" is kept WhOrt they have
access to it alf Ae time and' they •** *
surptlslVijg quantity of It. Tbd supply
is replenlthOd' weekly eddoftener tf It
gets wet or wasted. . j
He bellAVee In Improved strains anM
hla' favufites are l*olahd Chiuas atrtf
fmproVed’ Berksblres. These grow
fast add fatten well, uYaking good ba-
Oon hogs at from 8 months to a year
old'. Last year he put two hogs of the
Attention.
Re«pbrrfu1lv,
Vf. T. IKyii^fON,
8-10 Krorfdwriy,
Auguvfa', Ga.
<»m.)
Why suffer with Cough*. Colds and
EaVrippe when Lsxat(vk Rkomo
win enfe you in one Uav.
f>oes not prodirce fhe rhiglng in the
head like Sulphate of QOlnine. Hut
tip in tablets curtvenierit fur taking
Diiarauteshl m mre, or money refrtnd-
ed. l , ri«*e,‘J.l (vms.
For sale br CVN. Burskhalter. (A. Ito)
- ^ » — —
Leaf
A rertafn School w arrant in favof J.
W. .>miih. auroutit 8'i->, on H«-ho<>l l»ls-
4r|.*t No .Itl, Sch.sd lrn«tee No I,
Rcuool Cominisslinrr No jb, approved
I>ec. 3rd l*U.t.
L. N. Hcllinger, Bamberg, 8. C. •
(9w)
•bitlarvC -
ftleif, 8ergllng. 8. C., March .Id. 181*1,
)H»ra KM/Hberh. daugliter of Mr. I I',
and Anna MmnJy, agedi years it months
and SS days.
Parent* weep Wot, “For an angel vis
ited the peeerr osrth and took the flower
away. B.
A Ctrl.
filar 8. C., April ITrh ItTW.
Kditoe I’kopi.k: _
I ask space hr tour mlumns to ex-
piea>, a«far as language can, my ap
preciation of the hte-tioiable service
tendered to tnv wife lw Dr*, l^owman
f '; Low-man, of Orangeburg, and of the
mdly treatment that she received
whHe in Orangwwnrg.- from ■ Mrs.
Ifirghea and other ladles.
The splendid ski.I of those dlstin-
and now is the time to reduce the crop,
for if much cotton j* planted this year
we can expecto ctn for it next fall.
Don’t let last year’* prices fool you;
stick to bog and hominy.
The large shed Iteing birtlt Oh the
Memorial grounds near Rivers'* Bridge
is not yet completed The work has
been going on rapidly for the last few
weeks, and we hope that the ahed will
reKrtyfurMemortaf day. tiwnt he
quite ari addition u> the grounds both
In beauty and utility. Every one who
has subscribed something towards the
building of this shed should feel proud
that his service or money Is being so
well s|>ent. The Executive Committee
certainly deserves credit for what they
have done.
saftTb age in •' pen, a'deven elgtothsT’o-
Itfhd China and a edlintry hog with a
tfhsh of better blOOd. They b*U the
Anne Cate and feed and both wefa
hbtebered when IT momhs olcL’ The
Poland China Weighed SIT pouiras aud
rtie country Hhg 1®D.
A two aefe patch of Bermuda grass
lb his pasWre is ^be moat profitable
land on hla place.. From now until
frost it fuVn&he* ample paHMiraj^e for
three cowa and his hog* are allowed
to range uport It also,'and be has to
give them' bjit lltllfi corn during the
8ummer. He plants' rye for Them in
winter and fattens Ikrgely oh (nodara,
feeding shfUbient corn to herded their
fleshN Hi/hogs have green food all
the year, except for a‘ little wnVbs afBer
frost, and* as they arA lu the pea, pota
to and! pfndar fieldf' at that tffis* they
do not niTSs fresher food. Ho la as suc-
cessful lb milk and bl
Several new legal ad'vertiMvenU'
this Issue.
Jesse Dunh left far Kentncky db
Thursday lalst.
Imported!.Italian MadfiVortt at G. lf.
Patrick’s. Trustee. ^
M Isif Sdllle 'fobln,*nf ^ftfdile, is vlE
Ring Mfs 4. Allen Tob.fl*.
■ las ^arllngton^of Al!¥hdale, Is visit-
IW# Mrs. J.
Istration have
fiprlng days.
Another lot of that*fine tea just ar-
iTved at U. W. Patrick’s, Trustee.
Capt Gentry, of the Richmond Loco
motive Works, was In town yesterday.
The chain gang ha* put the stems hill
at PartersoV* mill. Lower Three Runs,
In turn pike order.
G. W. Patrick, Trustee; has fust re-
turned frem Charleston frith all the
As you gathered
As yen yielded 1 ,
.read by th
Till tBeybind df nee
Thread by tlfredd tbi
Must nnwlnt ’ll 1 * fr(
A* we bqll did, sione
We mui
Till the
The Supervleors _.
MW callers tiiese bright
first In
announce-
the Clerk-
dellcacles of CTi'0 season.
Messrs Calhoffn k Burn of Beaufort
will open a JeWelry siorf under the
Opera House at dn early dsite.
Mr. N. Haywood SUnsefl Is
the tlbld with 8 handsome
ment'df 111* caddldaev for
ship'. He means business.
Capt J. W. Lancaster has declined to
qnaliTy as £ member of the County Pen
sion Board, as under tb 9 new Constitu
tion db man cab hold two offices.
G. W, M. Williams, taq. has moved
from'Palaltka, Fla., td'Btaiesboroy Ga..
where he enterV updlVflie practice of
his pforsnloo with* jirr flattering
prospects of prdllt and ffifitlnction.
tbd.
bqlKW. atone By stohe.
ist toff, onhelpM, aloflh,
l drdll Idoverthrown. ..
—John Boyle O’Aellly
Mr. Lnthsr Vf. Will lams died _
Aiken on ttfe t Rh lb»t In the 7J<f year of
bis life, from a stroke of penflysls re-
Aelved seyentl wedks before.' He was'
8«hool Coamlssioner of Alkefl County
et the time of hlfi death. . Up to tbtf
dloea of tho war bo Ufed In Barnwell
District, where he had man/ friends,
hivlng been kt one tihie tax Collector.'
Tho Court cloteF on Thursdav.
Judge Aldrich was' (|ulto Pnwell and'
desirous of getting a brief rest at home
before opening Courlat Alkefu dome-
ight to be done to relieve tho
ked Circuit Judge*. It Is lin
thing ou
over wot
possible for them to dispose to tbolr sat
isfaction of the great labor imposed
upon them In the short time required.
A new trial was granted in the esse
of Tbeodoie Kuberg against Btuion
Brown.
Roll of Honor, Barnwell Graded
School, month ending March 31st.
Primary Department, Flfst Grade—
I*ah Brown, Benha Reriew. Charlie
Caltff, Johnnie Renew, Cleo Bronson,
Emmie Bellinger, Norman Dicks, Em
mie Prentiss, Lucille Sheridan, Lol'.ie
Free, Jack Pate.
Second Honor— FIdrrIe Baxley, Don
ean Bellinger, Herbert Christie, Jones
Harley, Harold Simms, Louise Patter
- be
• we
♦-He
ITIUlstoa New*.
•The members of Lodge No. 21 K. of
P.enjo.el their last oyster-supper of
the scnsoii ou Monday night. The rank
of K«quire*wa« conferred. Twy appli
cations were received. Dr. J. B.
; Hlack, of Bamberg, was pre*ent and
delivered an addrn** giving a history of
) the order from the organization to the
present. He described that grand
| Grecian scene of Damon and Pytbiaa.
Come again, Dr., we will always be
glad to see you. .
The meeting in the Baptist church Is
very Interesting. Preaching every
evening at 8 p. m. Large crowds at
tend each service.
Mr*. II. F. Rice left on Monday to
spend some lime with her father Judge
Earle in Ureenvi'le.
Forty crates of asparagus were Ship
ped on Monday. The price is still re
munerative to the growers.
Rex.
food.
butter making 1
keeping a'full smoke house on hts oWH
place.
BxitifrwKLL, 8. C., April ll, 1896.
The bait given tty the members of ttfe
CMi I linn Club ort TtauVsday evening,
the ttrh inetty wa* a most brillTant and
successful event 1 , and Inaugurates* new
era in thb social life of our toblu Too
much pt'llse cannot be beatoWed" upon
the Counnittee for thfeir skOITfll man
agement. and the many conipllmenu
| received' by them Were well deserved.
The half room was bistefully decorated
with evergreens anil Wild floWera, and
the abfence of thb traditional “wall
flower” was pleasantly noted. Beard-
er’s Band furnished music In Its usual
superb atyle, and with a shttrt Inter-
inisslotf for refreshment* the dancing
continued until f(Jlir o’clock,'and even
at that hour the suggestive strains of
“Home,8weet Home,” fell upon unwill
ing ears. Among those present vfere:
Mr*. J. O. Patterson, black slip and
lace, whit# heliotropes.
Mrs Mike Brown, blacR brocaded
satin and diamotSl*.
Mrs. Isaac sMchalsort, black sllP Sod
lace. .
Mrs. J. E. Allch, blt^k silk atffi Jet.
Mrs. N. G. W. Walker, blufi Salih and
lac«. _ .
Mrs. Chas. Carroll iWmms, Whlye In
dia silk aud lace, garniture of WDu vlb-
let». _
Mrs. Charlie Brown, combffrallon 6t
white organdie and green silt, llltefi o
the valley.
Mr*. F. C. Butler, oomblnstlon of
pink and black silk, lace and ruses.
Mrs. J. Allen Tubln, black silk with
pink
The Coifpty Buperriebr’s notice, pllh- son. Annie Bellinger, Frank Free.Pret-
shetf lake Week, should have rfiad h" Halford, Catlwrine McNab, Carrie
IlsbMf
“bougb't of P.
pounds' "
pbvhda
^efia'uh’ Tillman mkd 1 * if two tabors
_—to see—^
& F/rM BAMBERG,
BA
SUCCESSOR 70
T.p.GpEEp.
BEFORE YOU BUY
He ctefflB iff Carria^ef, Bug-'
gre8, AVagon's, IlariftBff,'
Mules and Iloreqa.
He /mys 0aah, gets rff? ftre
Awoitnta, SBCurcB fife cfcerfp-
•□(iuiti nave reaa w v«ni^ ^ v , 4 .. a ^ ,
!»l_of P. W. Farrell A Co. 181 McNab. A! ui mMoore^ Robert PeaaoclL. 4^ freight .fitc» ftlSf! ^Llhf A* ^S^wuiaF
i6f bahbh 11,26*,” and not 781 Lonnie Richardson. Julia Rodgers: - - Jv-VT^S-
.. |ln**Ray,Clyd*Halfbrd.8amml#Pea. cWea p of Cheaper than 1 afiyl—'-V- 1
other dealer m SCDth Caf6-'
frbe Alver spebbh to a tlVrtufsnd pebble
in I>xlVlgt<»n, Ky., on Friday. The
Regietfir’e repuri says .ChtR “his p^thu
Wdne Wildly chhered.”
. .Eight hhndVed campf ol Confederate
veterans haVfi'been organised, anfl the
nlimber WlU be Iheifrased so a
before the fddnlbn lh Klchmon
* of j u nk sn'd fnrst
last day of June and fnrst two of July
The Boutll' Carolina
Railroad resuhlee
•cheduty in 'hix Paorta, which' was
sutpendSir by th* return of Rebelver
D. H. ChaSnberlaVn to the Htate. W*
are alWays glad tb'eee D. II. go FWay.
cock.
Intermediate Department, First lion
or—Manth Bronson,’ Bessie Bronson,
Jolla Brown, Annette Calhodn. Nora
Cave, Rthel Moure; Coranna Moore,
Bertie rEodgers, NeBle 8huck, NeweM
Andersbn, itarnte Easterltflf, Lonnie
i’ogel
- 8*1
Isewls Cferistle, RAlwrt East-
allit* and Georgia *nlng, Wllllaih‘McNab. Hfinry MkhsU
publication ot Its .on, Todd Paid, Donald ledgers, Ben-'
the
Wna.
Give him a trial, hc’fl ap-
oyd Hewor Hephls Bel 1 prcciatfr ypnY huBmCiH Had
1 mown, LaoIm Ktrtini, Thom p- 1 r .
Baxley, B'arnle Raxlfit, Edgar treat y6u rilfhw
nle Richardson.
High School Departraeni; First Hon
or—Minnie ptfrlstle. Cora Foster, Jen
nie Bates, Maude Harrison, Kst-lle Ha-
The change of schedtflfi by the 6re*n- I a ood - Jennie McNsb. Agnea Richard-
wood. Andbrson and Western Railway, J**** BrOokhartR: Robert Cbrl-rtk,
- *■“ 7 ' Albert Mstfrille, Wfllle btoudermTre,
Clinton Bi'own. Julian Cslhuun, Earl
Rountree, James Patterson, Charlie
8ttll, JesSb Green, J[ar<>b Woodward.
8econd Bonor—Fannie Armatfbnc,
Mattie BdVckhalter, Ixrvev I ticks, Dal
ai* McNab, Coriene Owen*. Maud*
Price, ZaMe* 8lmms. Rex Grahain/Ed
die RlchSrdsoo, Robert HaTriaon, Tom
mie Lid*.
bperatlng the Carnllifli Midland will
ry of Til
delay the delivery of Th* Paodta at r
.number of offices Bast of Barnwell, but
we’ll do the bbfit We ean, hoping for
something belter Soon.
We had' ft pledbadt call bn Monday
frdlh Mr. JaSper Wylding, of Orange-
bbrg, Govemof fpr this 8tate of tbd
National Provident I'niorV. He will bb
In town a coiiple of weeks* In th* Intf r-
iple of w*»
e*t of the Order, and will, no doubt, add I
[greatly to Its already grtat populsrlty. |
Last month there w*i<* 29 prlsobers
| In Jell. Four of them were sent to the
chain gabkaSid 1 seven to th* peniten
tiary. Three remain for trial at the
next (firm pf Court. Tfie others Were
* C4
[acqSiluaf or bn bond.
The closing exercises bf the Cn/ofed
Graded 8chool will be held In fh*
Court Hony* on tomorroV night,
menclng txi o'clock.
A general Invitation
O. G. Buffer, Pi
tS th* pnbllb.
rtrtcfpaT.
dlschsiged by the Cbkrt, elthbr by
luaf OT *
THE OOUN TY ALLIANCE.
The quarterly meeting of the County
Alliance was held in the Court Hou^g
on Friday. The attendance was very
gnod,* especially for to busy a season
and when the epklemicauf measles and
grippe have not entirely pa*«ed away.
Question* of Interest to the order were
ronsiiiered and a good day’s good work
Was bone.
! The next quarterly meeting will be
held st Barnwell and all members of
j tjieorder will be Invited to attend, Vufl
| particular* will he given In due time.
A-creps w ill be practically laid by
•wers. and give the authorities no trouble are ^ LA?
Mrs. Wetherhorn, Augusta, black rewarded by the deduction of one- „ •
ii. I - r. < 1 urea, tson i tnma Decsns* you
ed and onrr**|M>nding arrangements
made to make th* meeting most inter
esting.
gulsbed phveicisns, with 1,'otTs bless- then a large attendance will be expect
ing. has effected the cure of a most
dangerous disease and let lb* sunshine
Of n new happiness hifo our home, and
while memory endures the name* of
Dri. LowmWn 1 A l.owman and Mr*,
llnghw w ill bh hwnse bold words with
parents atfd '•hildren. Word* arc t«*0
|Mtnr to exptyvs the graiitude. that we
feel. May Providence reward tlranv in
shia world an/f Urat to oeaitt.
Very Respectfnllv/
><*. T. Cave.
ETTEXTIOS, DEMOCRATS I
The Presidents of all Democratic
Club* in this cnnnty will call their re
spective club* to meet on S*turdey,Hh*
2nd dav - of May next, for the pur|>rMmof
reorganizing said club*, electirrg an ex
ecutive «H>tn mi teee uian to r’e'pVem-nt otld
blub* |»r the oonWy executive, commit
tee for the ensuiny two years, and to
elect dVIegete* to the county conven
tion on the 4th day of May ISiifl. Each
club t« entitled to one delegate for each
twenty-five names or mhjnrlty fraction
thereof ort 1 the clhb’ roll at thb last pre
ceding pfitnkrv eltel'.tinn.
G. Dukcak Bkixinowr,
County Chairman.
W. FT. DTncan, Hwretxry,-
PAY LITTLE,
GIT LE88.
PAY M’CTRE,
GET M 081’.
The Cheapfest CiotHlng is me denVest;
because matleof trashy and shoddy ma
terial that will not wear. 8uch cloth
we do not touch. It Wears out at once
ami is dekr at auV price.
TI1E-BK8T DOLLAR- lasts longest
and we give the best dollar's worth.
Our cloth' and' clothllig are gnarati-
teed tube precisely as represented; the
dollars paid for It latct, because the
clothing-lakiffatflong atfcloth can lafet.
Put three things together:' High
Quality, LoW Prices, Harikfactlon Oukr-
xuteed, auti'you have the sbeiiet of our
success. We arc the largest purchasers
Of cloth and'tbe largest Merchant Tail-
^driug and Clothing House.
We want 1 j'oh to judge fof yourself
and invite you to examine our sample*
for the Spring^ and Summer of 1896. If
riot caring to purchase, the Inf ortnaftotf
Of what people are wearing will be of
value. Examine our otfbrings as shown
liy our Salef-Kfcent,
W;H. HAMR. WHIDton, 8.0.,
Who will’gladly wait upon you. The
assortinetu is extenaive and compre-
HensIVe.
WANNA MAKER Jr BROWN,
0&k*Hali, Philadelphia.
on
B ackvllle New*.
Mar-led on last Tuesday evening at
the re*id«nc« of the bride's father, Or
angeburg county, Rev. W. D. McMil
lan to M i*a Lenora Chaplin.
Capt. J. C. Key a has accepted a situ
ation with the Atlantic Coast Line K.
K. and his post r.ltlce address will
be Kocay Mount, North Carolina. Cap
tain Keys is one of .the best railroad
men in the State and the people of Black- ,
ville are aorry to part with him. Suc
cess to you Captain, wherever yon go.
M r. John F. Williams and hla charm
ing bride, of Charleston, spent sevefal
dav* in town last week with relatives
ami friend*.
Mr K. II. Pinkney of Charlrston Is
here representing and organizing a
camp of the Woodmen of the World In
surance Company.
Maj. L. T. Izlar Is attending the Fed
eral Court iu Charleston this week.
Kev. Mr. Owen, .Presiding Elder of
the M. E. Church, preached a delight
ful sermon last Sunday to a large con
gregation.
The loe Factory will be operated this
season by Air. J. K. Hair. A. B. C.
M Hn*Hfi«nrtcrs- Fishertnan’s'IIut
1fte BdlkW’
General Urderr No- 4-M-fitt All old
and young'fisherman are hereby order-
rid to go to O. D.-C, Larigef 27 K. R
Ave., Blackville, S. C. and see his stock
of Fish Tackle,- Japanese Canes,* 10 tb
13 els.; Buell Bob*. 30Vts.Simon*,‘J.l
Ct-.; Kirby, CarliHa and' Beardless
Hm*ks, No*-c.iO'; Trap set nook*,
J6cts each; Cottob, Lim>a ahd GrasW
line* 14 to l.Vos each; Tackle' HoXb*
stud the Never DU Lire Bait Bucket*
* By Order f
Bom FUheraraRs
THE RAILROAD WAR.
The friendly relation* heretofore ex
isting between the South Carolina and
Georgia and Carolina Midland Rail
ways are no more, and the latter has
entered Into new traffic arrangements
with-the Port Royal and Augusta Rail
way, and will make close connection
wlth’tralns for the outside world at Al-
lendkle instead of Blackville; As quick
and Cheap passenger traqel and freight
delivery is promised under the new ar-
rangementaa was given under the old.
While the change of schedule will not
suit people along the 8. C. 4 G East of
BWhkftBe desiring to come to Barn
well bv rail It will give those West ear
lier arrival at the county seat and later
depfiiture.
Sunday trains will he taken off the
Carolina Midland, none being operated
on„„the Port Royal and Arigusta.
Many Barnwell people do rin take
kindly to tbe idea of being deprived of
Sirndav malls, while others believe that
more church going: and less newspa
per reading- would be a change for tbe
Better.
But tins 8. C. 4 G people dd'iiOt pro
pose “to give It up so Mr Brown.”
OK Friday Col. L. A. Emerson, Traffic
Manager, visited Barnwell tb made ar
rangements for putting team* on the
rbao between Blackville and* Barn well.
He interviewed the merchants and of
fered to lav down freights at their
doors at the same prices for which they
have been delivered at the Barnwell de-
pot.
We suggest that they refer their dif
ferences to impartial arbitrators.
flowers,
M
silk
Mrs. G. K. Ryan, pink and bine allk-
Mra. Drew, Columbia, pink cash
mere, black ’.ace.
Ml** Annie Bee, Edgefield, pink cash
mere. chiffon ami ribbon.
Miss Florrie Holman, white silk and
I so*. Jacqueminot rosea,
Mias Surry WBII*. Wllllston, whlU
organdie. Dee and blue bell*.
Mis* Kate Kirkland. Buford's Bridge,
white organdie and lace.
• Mi** same TrtWn, Allendale, ptnt
■Ilk, black velvet trimmings.
Mis* Lucy Darlington, Allendale,
white organdie and lace, ml fiowera.
Mt*a Edna Strobe), Blackville, white
satin and ribbon.
Miaa Marie Tobin, white silk, ribbon
and white lilacs.
Mlsa Ida Grove*, Blackville. cream
cashmere, a la Princess, Doe and rib
bon*.
Miss Jourdan, Atlanta, pink satin
and lace.
Ml** Florence Mlchalkon, white taf-
feu and chiffon.
Ml** Della Patrick, blue *llk and lace.
Ml a Virgye Lucille Patterson, blue
aflk and lace. La France roses.
Miss Jotle Holmes, blue silk mull
and chiffon.
MIm Sina Cave, blue organdie and
forget me nota.
Mis* Mamie Holmes, white cashmere,
satin trimmings.
Mias Rebecca Brown, pink'silk and
pearls.
Miss Maude Price, pink mull and rib
bons. ——
Miss Allie Dowling, pink allk and
chiffon trimming*.
Ml** F.. Brown, blue satin-
Miss Williams, Allendale, white satin'
ami lace.
Miss Jessie McNab, white torleton
and ribbons. . ^
MDt Julia Brown, blue satin.
The gentlemen were; Messrs. G. tt.
Ryan, Allred Aldrich. J. E. Allen, C-
C. Simms, II. L. O’Bannon, J. O- Pat
terson, F. 0. Butler, Charlie Brown, I.
Micbalson, U. B. Hammet, B. F. Pat
rick, P. B. Hagood, 8. H. Brown, Ben
Manvllle, George Manvtlle, K. C. t
man, George Easterling, H. J. Free. D.
B. Owens, J. C. Creech, H. 8. Dowlttig,
[Counts Dowling. J. E. Brown, Martins,
8. C., Messrs. Sheltony Strobe!. Isadora
Brown, P. J. Drew,of Blackville,C. M,
Felder, New York; W. A. Fladger and
U. C. Loyal, Charleston; R. C. San
ders, Ulmers; W. B. BkxDy, Augusta;
Messrs. J. H. and W. L. Easterling,
Sydney Harfeog, Waitnamaker Patter
son, W. H. BurckhaltdX, R. W. Riley;
Paul M. Ayer, Olar; JV P. Hair BDtfk-
ville.
t
twelfth of tbvlr terms'. Gov. Evfna has
adopted the setae fulfi for the A>unty
chalu gangs.
Mr and Mrs. I^Roy MolalV ^111 eol-
ebratc their Sliver Wedding next Mon
dav evening. Tax rxoPLd wishes
for
them all happlneu and prosperity
twenty five more yoare eiffimg
friends by whom they ere held In
high regard.
Messrs F. C. Butler, P. W. Price arid
W. W. Moore left for SptrUhburg ye*,
terday morning, being appointed by
MayorCelhonn to represent Barnwell
In the convention called to prepare for
an exhibit of resources of this 8UU In
tho Exposition to be held In Chicago
this summer and fall.
Upon affidavit of Solicitor Bellinger
Clerk U. R. Brooks of the Supreme i
(burton Saturday, under Rules 1 and
2 entered an order tftsiniislng, for want
of proaecuilon, tire appeal of Daniel
Robinson, tbe WIIHston negro found
guilty of murder In Aiken. Judge Al
drich on Monday muunoed him to ho
hanged on May 19.
. There ate two Idearf Rial We wodld
like to Infpreea npow tbe mlatf of
yoong nflta: First, never h* dlenonr-
aged because somb oAh 41 te ha* appar-
Via
fal
Don't thfnk because yoa hare
aot hap th* heiiedt of a college
tlon ttfat you fire frrevoeabiy i
We know of a college graduate who la
drlvlfl'g a street oar and using his dl
Ionia a* a (Ivor pad. Out of two ban-
led and sixty students onlefoH for *x-
| amlntfloit after a course In a promi
nent ntodloa) college only forty-elf ftl
A colffige edadifitUQ Is alTright aa far
as It gu4s, but It will not of Urolf oh-
Uoh rtia ■lorehfiaaa. This 4ga to lataa-
aely practical. Tho great Indiisti’DI
problem* that confront yod to-day will
not propound tho qdery. • who was
your alma mater?” but “What can you
do?” To Hldstrata; Twd boys' llift
home with lust shobl money enough to
take them through oollege, afur which 1
.Ipl
id*
Creep ood: Anderson &
Asrftfc Ailb bTtiATIHG
wm HkM *'J.
awmar
y6u right,
jalytt
Injure iovk Lip*
—iNtllE*-,
ChttprfHn (Mini UfftiHAMfei
-df-
GBiffctfh'OOPf 8/ Ct
J. t. STXOltL, Dlreetbf tbr BdfAird
CaattyJ i-i
A cdmpaffif Organised 6h in eAtDeRr
dlfferilnt triad nWm old syatam oompa-
nlea. It is ifl a4imtakl> 4ompiiy but
dlfftftnt froffi aay adw I* exlaUae4.
WecdllectafififtfiD
illect a fiffiaH reoervo Jaa| eafltoUat
to guarantee afiy aadMvnedf. Wf oar
‘ money .114ft 14 the hands of th4
death h
plan money
(neared natlT T —
*e, than a legal aaseasfhedt to made An
tom **“ haldaf ijtoef^fttf
pollfiy holder adeoMDg to age and
mt of Deurtatod oafrtod. Nfloch-
l la oaltod nntif rfahthef
death oofiars la oar company, Ay.oqr
plan we pay for tho prctoetloA 4* h4V4
ehjoyod fn tho past, while laotadr oodi ■
rnjoved fn tho past, while Inothdroedt-
panles ydn pay tor proteettofivou *1-
aaet to get. Are roar MMffid add
loved one# protected? If ndt ae+aa
i>Pi»ortunity D offered at ialaal aaafi
in;
yoa reject this
ate; think
offdf. For nay
of
B.
agh
they must depend entirely upon tbehr
own efforts. They tackled tb* collegi
ate problems suouessfuliy/ passed to
gradustion, retwlvod thelf diplomas
from th* faculty, alro c!)mn)rndatorjr
letter* to a Urge shipbuilding Arm
with whom they deelred employment.
Uabered into th* walting-moiu of the
head of the Arm, th* first was glvefl*
audience. He presented his letter*.
“What cah yon do?” said tbe man of
mllllona. “I would like some position,
The EdHof hat received an Invitation
to a pic rite to be given at Cobeh’a Bluff
«,n8aT.nfmhRfver on Haturdsy. May | ^r; that would oompo r t with my dlgnh
l^h* I n* VyOfltml JiCERTR- WV . J, I r v rii.v^ms* tw*a*a*tt ti »a *• aarmm t Km amnaalw
Gray. J. B. BMflck, W. O. Ruddell and
rtfK
ndimti
WriLLIAMt
JlacYvIlV
Agfint for Barn wall
HlacYvIlKta. t.,
c«Mtr
Goal Baan. ami
i n os. ■
Iflllir
LEE,
FIFE i
L(fa f Accident*
“TilI CVAMtfNk USE”
SOUTH CAROLINA 4
GBOHOrA R.R.CO>
LIGHTNING,
toff Had Atfaata and AdhdvRto, B.C.
PABSEN01* MRaRTMENT.
CaaBLadrod, 8. c.. November 10,1M4:
B^REDULE.
AaM.
LVCtofrilMtofl. i20am IMpafi 1
■ Summervtlto . 7 W am 4 M pm
PregdaMd. :. . 8 W am 4 M pm
FAN!
sf. E. DuPuls, wHl prove great hearted
enterulirers. Every body who wilfTto-,
have properly will be cordially wel
come, and none but good folks'dwell In j
all the rIVrir regtofi.
Joe IfObrlX,- eblored, of Barnwell,
counts among hit most precious posses
sions a nickel ukefi' from a Turkey
Creek oatflahcaught by him some time
ago. Joels a' constant reader of tfnr
Bible and says th aft the Apostle Pete?
Is the only other ftriherman on record aa
having taken splec4 of money from'a'
Ash.
Miss Farmta Thomson, yonAfcest
daughter qf the Ikte Wm. H. Thomson',
Esq., dfedori Tuesday at the residence
of her brother-tn-tow, Janies Thornton,
Eaq , Bfadkvllle,-after a long (llnorf. Iff
the great sorrow fhtrt Che early ending
of her bhautlful life has brought
the hearts and ftbare* of her "klndVidl T*f r ^ man h, i 1
ty and acqulrementa,” was tbe reply.
•‘Well, sir, I will uko your name and
address, and, should qe have anything
of th* ktiftl open, will oorre*poud with
you. GoaU-niorn'ng, air.” As he
passed oufi be remarked to hla waiting
companion. “You caJ» go In and * leave,
your address.’ ” Toe other presented^
himself arid paperd. "What efin. you
do?” “f can doan^thinn that a green
band caff do, atT.” The magnate
touched a bell, whidh called a superin
tendent. “Hareyon anything to put d
man to wdtk at?” ,v We want a man' to
sort scrap iron,” said the 8n^>eri'nten-
dent. And the college gr’fitfuate wqpt
to sorting scrap Ir6n. 1 .
One week baa prfkaed, arttf the prefix
Ident, meeting tbe aupcrltnendent nak
ed, “How Is the new man' gettiag ofvdU
'‘Ob,” said the boea, ,‘‘he dla hla work
so well and never 'watched the clock'
that I hut him over the gang.” In one
ibed the bead of
LlYfe STOCK
INSURANCE,
4
—At Lowest Rifes Iir- 1 -
SfRONGEST COMPAKf&S.
Butler, Calhoun A Co.
—OFFICES AT-i- f
tte 4ANK Of BARFWtLL
apr
reacli
they hare thb heartfelC sympathies of I
a whle circle of dbvoned friends.,
HS#t. H. W. Lille, formerly pastor of |
the BarnWell Bapthff church, but libw
at Darlington, w4nC to Pbiladfilphla
last week 1 , for tYeadnent by Dr. witch-
[Hstlngulithad »h
ing Mr,
ell, a* diatlogulkhad physician. Dur
ing Mr. Lida's absence bis salary aa
Psattrof thb Darlington Baptist chnrch
will continue to be paid'andr dtker min-
totbra wm supply bt»pulpit.
,■/ Beauty arid'GUodbbse db'not always
go hand in hahd, hut when they dp the
combination' Is'reirlstleMV For apt II-
Instration lady shoppers should aee
Charlie MUktln’a' millinery and dress
goods, which ate wonderfully heauM-
lutf: not leas thllh'r fu, • ,u * 0^>d,l * h * )rt€rt wnrk and first
_f."® . _. ^-Ulas» material oan mabe them and as
cheap as thb dearest lover of match Ism
At a rqecting of representatives' of
the South Atlantic cotton exchangeiTln
Augusta, April 10th the matter of uni
form baling was acted npon. Resolu
tion* were adopted rebornffiending:
1. That ph>jucers,'g!nnrira end padtr-
;ers use bagging welgni
-two, nor more (ban two ahd a quarter
pounds to the yard, the bagging to be . -, .
woven arid calendered to allow R>F ^ AYto,, *»
clear ancHdiatlnct marking. Blacxvilra, 8.
2. That 1 six ties to the bald of materfh! JaWW Aymsttong, of Charles
welghing-not less than 4&, nor moih ton * *••• adoepled the HivltatTbn of the
than 30 pounds fo the bundlb of 30, W of tbe Rivors Bridge
to II1-2 frdt In length. Memorial Aatoclatloil to deliver the ad-
3. That farroera and mafiufacturctb l dre** on the 29th InSt, st the annual
are urged to conform to ibese-rocoit^-
niendatlbria.
not
Hampton enjoy* tbe dDtinctitin of
bfting the only county in the United
Htate* taarihg a complete regiment of
cayalrjr. COl. IV. J. Gauariy latlmcom
mandant arid everroue of its thtoe hun
dred rider* funiUhbrliis'derustajEtl;
o
Mr. John 8. Shuck, among the has-
lebt hustler* in the new town of Fite-
| gbrsld. Ga.. which Federal pension
I drawing veteran* have aotttod up in an
Irwin county pine wood and old field
location to a population of six thous-
| and, came over last week to recuperate
from a congestive chill, but found
Barnwell so quiet and his rboovary so
rapid that be returned after a couple of
I dajr* rest.-
reunion. Tb# CothinUtee oould
hare made a more happy
an Orator than this r veteran aoldier
and apbaker. In the realm'of wit,«1o-
quvnee, pathoe and hninor Col. Arm
strong ha* few equals and no anperior.
Rev. Mr. Elwell will play himaatrohg
second and the promise ta exceedingly
bright for a moat entertaining and la-
teresUng day, forell who art fortunate
enough to bo there. CM. Armstrong
will arrir* In Barnwell pa the
In* of the 28th, and will he I
COl. Robert Aldrich;
a department and an at vlaory position
with' the managbmriht at a salary rep-
resebted by four figure*, while his
whtlbm companion was maintaining
hla dignity as “clerk” fa a livery
stable, washing'bar ness and carriages.
Af large financial firm lb some way
lokfi the combination of their great
vattlt; all their 1 ifecuritles, all their fa-
cilHlea for doing^ basinets Wert locked
Up'from tbeir own access’ fik Mfety as
frbto a would-ah purlolner., They sent
fet anexperfi mechanic—JaU a riom-
mdh-looking fiiih with grease eh hla
oVdralls and Blare on Ms flageiMl In
ail hoar’s titae heeonqhbred thfilnok,
arid buiineM'prttoeeded. The nlfiChan
id'sent In hlk bill as follrtW*: ,>■
Toonehhhr’s work off tale • • .711
To knoWing how - - • - - -|24.25
Total - - - - - - - -$25.00
The detormlnation to “kooWbow,”
’practically as well aa theorettdMly. to
? what yotF want. Wbeli th4 YVll'ik call-
ied of thb really great, slibstantM,
ful cititens a goodly share of tMm aril
answer from tbe so-called “lower”
walks Of life, such aa furnished a Lin
coln, a'Garfield, a Graht, or an Edison
No aiktterwh'at your origin ofenvi-
ronmeht, there Is always m area
ronment,
chance for a young man In this coffntry
—unless be smOn<
always
an In th
rigareues.
-New
for
the gu«st of
Adame—What are you reading?
Brown—it la a very utefnl hook
thore who don’t' know hew to swim.
' -How so?”
“If you fall overboard all you have
ro do it to tarn to page V7 and
•oil you aln sane,”
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. (JorraspondertcA solicited. AdV la-
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