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The'Bamwell People c.-.nw..«-..»..A. k ,.rtu«
■ ^ mb# weilK#f friend tbal
# WlJMir • l«H»l IIM ofl,
WTEsorstirifwmws. -j- tusiwanu^ r«lurtt#<t from
I^ |»«r Aiiuiiim ♦l.«i | Wliitirop Ci.llfp* on SamrUwjr. -
Oh HiJW .. j jjf, w^tJio II. Khvm, tho »*p«ra|p]i
t~ - Vintt, h In low n <>ij SMiiirilny> .
TIIUK40AY JI NK IH.tsM.
fbc rciromr mcclimrof imrowel!
No: l^l, NitleliU **f I'vUiiM
will Ue bd<l al tbeir Hall on Fibla)
niKht at Mj;o’clock a lull ^Uenilwiiet
la riMiucbUil. (
By oMer of
p. w ii;KE,r. t.
Wm. McNAB, k. R. 6.
» Tho nextreirularcommuntcationof
llarinonr J/jiIkd No. 17 A.\ F,‘. M. - :
yZjir will-be ImMatlWiMiw viaaop'cTiiin
Vyr\ pie lit Barnwell uikih 11th <lay ot
Jlily l^.Mi, the aamo Wclnit tbu iiiil Sat
urlay In sai l moutli, bentlouliig at “High
twelve.”
By order of \V.\ M.’.
K. C.-Fi'kman. Secretarr.
FOR SPOT CASH.
(jilo MEMoitANnr't* Made)
I have marked several Lots of'flootl*
at and below ('ost, and have placed
them for sale bn Center Counter, with
the price on each article;
Fbr Cash Onit.
. A. 1\ JfAXVILt/E.
June. Sth ’‘.Hi. . „
JENNY NEW8. .
Mr. R. Mills pulled the »lr*t water
melon from hi* patch on the 11th inst.
'J’he crop promises to be a large one.,.
Miss May IMatts. who spent Cont-
hie.ieement week in Bamberg, Kaa re-
turned borne.
Mr. Willie Sease. of Colston, *pent
Bunday with Mr. John Jenny;
L’rof. T. 1>. Jones, of Khrhardt, spent
Satur’dav and Sunday with Mr. C W.
J. I.oadholt. We don’t know, hut
rather think there must he some local
f *
lug their pledges
ity' Lluirtnan 0:
Neat Sunday will have longer day
light than any other day In tho year.
Candidates are lill
promptly wiih Conn
iMincan Bellinger.
J*«well’a lloseipary Mills are In first
class Ordhr for making umiluIterated
llour out of home grown wheat.
Rumors of ripe wa&rmelon* have
been In circulation for the past ten
days, but none.of the rod realities have
rolled into this office.
. The I'koi'LK had pleasant calls on
Monday from Messrs, It. M. JMvkins,
of (treatCypress, and I<. A. Thor^soii)
of Pllko.
Married, at Barnwell, on the lillh
inst,, bv the Rev. LV. C. Britton, Mr.
1 Miss Allie, daughter
hu C. Dowling.
. f
We bad our 11 st. cantaloupe for
breakfast Tuesday. 11 came from Mr.
Leroy Midair’s rtaltkehatchieJarjjt and
was “perfectly dcdiclbutf,’’
ly. A. C.rcen A Son hauled a hundred
horse powee engine to their knitting
mill last week, to be used wbenever
Rosemary runs low, which rarely hap
pens.
t
lleiiny Free and
of .Mw. Jbl
The Barnwell dispensary sa'es on
Saturday amounted to the value of 'Wo
bales of cotton. As nobody got tipsy,
purchases must have been made for
medicinal purposes.
* Druggist B'lrrVhaHer moved hack to
his renovated Miflti street quarters oh
Tuesday, hih! asks liis customers to
lake due notice thereof anti govern
themselvea accordingly. ,
j Tile new primary rules and ref id a-
thois are published on ourlourt.li page.
alfsiHOeoi,—aganv-t rut.. huAUU, ■cyaudtitntcs'.'7tTTTt~vr.trrs 'gem.c^Kv. wtil
|re always weleome. ‘(|i» well to pr‘serve it for use and iufor-
A certain young man of our coin in u- |, ut | on ,1,^^,^ 0ll i n j >a jjrn,
nity. w ho foy a long time has been
making nocturnal visits to Colleton,
now sidemnlv declares that his heart is
n dec ted. Brother, if this trouble
doesn't Sease (cease), give us the facts
In the ca«c and we w ill try to give a
diagnosis.
The boy who goes to see bis be«t girl,
receives a white rose, color's home, gct»
a glass, tilD it with wa er, puls the ro»e
therein, |da«we it on the very to|i shell
In a store am! then aealonslv guards it
for a month. Is a boy alter n>y^own
heart ami I think tie’s aft<;r some one
else’s. Its»,
L.
MORMON MIH>|()XARIK«.
The'New* and Cnnrlsf’s Orangeb«rg
eorr» spondeot writes of a rei-eot
uioii meetlnx over ih* K(|Uio :
On the Hih and 7th «»f tills month
the town of Wagrner'a, Jnst acro-s thk
• *rantfb«irg cttoniy line, «*ver In Aiken
cwuniy, the annual conference of th^
[ Mormona « f the Mate w as held.
1'bfj are now, more speyjflcally
known as tlie l.atter I My dalnts. and
not as Mormons, but It Is all the same.
I’hls ^tihferetire wras hel«l til the open
air In a .grove ationt two inlles from
Wagener’s, and them was (11 attends
wuce thirty-two ciders tnnu*tlifl dyfer-
ent (•bunties ofUhc State ami (teyeral
visitor* from ether fields. The ses
sions were presided n\cr by I’reMflcht
Elia* S. Kimball, of Chattanooga. Tenti.
who occupies a high position ambiig
the hellcversof that faith.
The president of the South CarollnH
Conference is Elder S. 1’. (Hdluiin, and
he is a mun of considerable force and
intellect. Tim number of visitors from
tlie neiglihorhood In attemlance upon
the sessions of the conference would lb-
ilicate that there Is considerable ln>er-
est taken In t.he^ Mer'imn faith by some
«if the citizens of this State. Among
some of the leaders who participated In
conducting the services and discussions
during the conference may lie men
tioned Elders C. ft. PatO'isnn. John
Bond, AndreW 'F, rfmith, A. Buck-
walter, J. 11. Whitney. Alex Wright,
Morris-Wilson, D. A. Wilcox, (Jcorge
A. Varney, J. W. Darker, Oliver H.
Nhumway, I-. T. Andrews, Deter N.
(Juymau and John A. Fortle.
PENSION PAYMENTS. <
Comptroller General Norton states
that the pension board will be able to
pay pensions of the first class on June,
15. but no others, Tho first class get
y ttn-
tbeir pension^. T'' a month, by reason
of certain dlsatdlitles, w hich being pro
ven, there is nothing else to do but pay
them. The other cla-ses are p^a>ed
upon bv the State board.
All of the counties have not yet sent
|r, their list*; but sbm« that have are
LETTER FROM LONG BRANCH.
AVn.r r~r't:
Our detiatlug society at f.ong BrJ
Academy Is In full hla»t. Our »«*>••
yunug men «,H'ak w hat they think
• V' rvlMMlt takes It in a good hui
We meet every Saturday evening
and we arc always blesu^d w ith yri
el»ce of I tie |t-males w ho •trletly of
M. Paul'* Inst* uetions ami keep •He
Our t‘re»bleut. Mr. G. K. Birv has r.
Col. Robert Aldrich and faWlly left
on Tuesday to s|>eml the summer
months at their mounrain home, Salu
da, N. C. Col. Aldrich will he hack to
day amf remain ufftil ernirt is ov%r;
Mr*. Mike Brown and children have
taken a cottage on Sullivan's Island for
the healed term, hut i'o|. Mike will
hate hut little liuie to listen to the rad
sea waves.
Ridge Sp*!ny has a practice! monop
oly of the South ('arolfna |M*ai h’crop
till* vewr. The first car load hrocglit
flJiKi. The fruit Is not so large or per
fect as It was last year, but it's lar bet
ter than none.
f’apt. George If. Walter died In Char*
inch
and
1 lesion on Fri
•lay in the 7'*t li year uf
I. i'b
*™c. He wa-
• cninniaiidcr ol the Wa
ilt*
tnstnn Artill
iery Lroni the iwitipar
Ffl*!
and
of Fort Mon
ltr»e, December 27. 1
Mall
nor.
at *
until Gen.
Urcenai<or».
Jobn*1011** *ii.render
N. V.
Al
add* to the work and makes delay In
paving all pension* —Columbia Regis
ter.
COW PEASE, SOW ’EM.
The original borne of the cow. pea
wa^doiibtleini India, hut this Isn’t the
reason why it Itf the king of »oil re
storers, nor is It necessary to Inquiie
why; #ow all and plant all you can.
Acid is tlie thing for cow pease, Amo-
niated guaPos arc cnipltatiewlly md (he
things to use under this legume. Try *
sack •>* ImH a *ack of aeid on an acre of
cow |>ea»e and you w III l»e a«la»ui»hed
etthe Itixtirlance «*f ll*«'vhH's and tlie
abundance of U'e [a's-c. ?»up,»o>u> we
Id tell J«*n of a Iran w ho made ami
:’rprl M> >,nshs»t* ol tinktmw 11 pease
one acre lo sav iiT‘thlog of (he
1, ami this alter another clop?
gcficld AtKeitlser.
! slum;
[ K^bi
I I rolu
vines
Th
I II LV
• *’l.llr
A
Aiks
has
• g (h
tieen
(toy
elrcnlat
trnor l*>
of Da«e
•d
K<
In
WfltTI'S
White” Br
-legates to
etc Ida-k
I.VFT.
on Nat)
1.1 carnrl
(te.e.l dec )•
have g.vci
PrwT.tl. V.
lary and k<
to a T. h
w*m».I* In 1
post nttc* r
f non the im
to gel It t
everym
wh
all
aru
1W s
hr
rsl.
We
I jut
eflle
kee|
III In
V
are
h
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of III
d W
•n- Meltob
M. Louis
mxii
CANDIDA TEW.
Mr.J.C. McMillan f«rTrwasneer*ml
( vpt. J. A. ( hassersNin ln?C’<
[■er* ie<>r are lbe new ao—
fof this wr»« I. . •’ *
A COLOR ED COhUMiL.
Joseph Morrlce, (Tolore«l, ha* hrokeil
ttiCTecofd a* if Snake Killer ami ha*
won the title of Cohnfel' by UH bravery,
WeCk Itefora jasl he yncoubtered a rat
tle shake ns largo around as a coffee
pot, on the HeXl place, tult Across
Turkey Creek. He promptly iletf her
ami to hi* surprise found hifnael^lbe
centre of a colony of soytH fAttler*.
atMiut 14 inches long. He laid abbot
him inanfullf ttnd aUbough some of the
drove escaped be ebunted up twenty*
oun young snakes tb:U btid been killed
bf his Ktimiy right arm. \
SENATOR MAYFIELD.'
K'lttbr fro/ilf :
1 have been nfgetj from vnirloiW
sources to iilake t.be r«e foy Solicitor
of the SccotidjJudicial Circuit. While
1 appreyfatenve kindness of hiy ft lend/
in ottering their support for this posl—
tiOn, yet, feeling that my work, as I sbe
it., is no* finished in the State Senate 1
have declined to enter the race for So
licitor, and take this method of making
known to my inendl at large my <le-
ci.sfon. I intend to stand for're-elec
tion to the State Semite fiom Bgfnwell
county, and will at the proper time
insert my card in yotlr paper. At the
last session, aided by bur delegation,
we did much toward' improving the
condition of the school law of State,
but there is yet mucli room for unp'rove-
meiitou that line. We also made the
road law for Barnwell cqiinty into a
State taw with some amendments;
there aic changes and aRieudmeriD
that ahotild he ma.ffr In thi* new law
and it shall be my de«ire and 1 will de-
vote, if re-elected, my best energies
tow ards building up the road* and the
ptrblic school system of this State, for
nothing will he more conducive to the
prosperity of the people than good
roads and fine public school system.
.—-—W.G.»
Denmark.S. C., June 15th, Iwd.
Married, by the Rev. S. Prentiss,
on t>».‘ evening of the luth lust., at the
residence of the bride’* parents, Mr.
j Joseph A. Porter and Miss Emmie,
|daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Leroy Mo-
lair, ajl of Barnwell.
'^It wa* a pretty scene a* the l*est l»e-
loved tnahleu In all that fair gathering,'
tlie maiilie*t man uf all asseiuhl.-d
there, w ith w hite roses scattered all
I alHuit tlinn hr the fairy liuie flower
I girls, Ella Pauline Pechmanii and
j L«‘:i* Onui W.MHlwanl, Iwfun* tba »ur*
pliccd niinist r, with devote.l kindred
1 and sln.‘ere«t friend* gr.Hi|H*.l around,
I |oin«d hands, pledged brails In a union
that shall ii'W break while life shall
la*t.
The goo I wishes of their many
frien.ls were leslilted by. the lirauilful
preseu** receive,I and the kindly word*
I of congratulation s«> luvlnglv a|N>ken.
I the wedding feast was gene.nus In
I abundance and dainty In eicellence
«H. D-,D-DS,
Resident Dentist,
Pursuant t
me Regisiration IhH.ks will be
OFFICE ON 1HJRR STREET.
BAILNWEIjL, S. Ci
Winthrop College —
Scholarships.
Each ehunly of tha State Is entitled
to a* many scholarships Iff the Win
throp College at Rock Hill a* It has
representatives In Iloilse of Repre-
aentalivh*. . ’
These suHolitrshlp/ w Ml ho hwifrded
upon a competitive eifamiiiatlon u> hi'
held itk the County Court Hdutii oh
JulyJNRhTfk f* a. tfR
ApplIf.iiiiU must Kb not lei* tlifth fif
teen years of age a fid (hu*t have il good
knowledge of lltb uommoii school
branches- < .
Tho expenses of attendanee ub hot
exceed fN 50 a month Inr ooar.L fur
nished ffiun, fieat, llfftit ilnd wasliing.
> For further inforinalion and a cata-
Tfigne, address
PRESIDENT D. IT. JOHNSON,
Rock Hill, S. e.
(4wj
I). C. ALL, “
Blacksmith and Wheelwright
RUSH’S SHOP, BLACkVILLE, S. C.
Ifnrlhg secured this good stand and
being supplied with Improved tools
and beat quality material I am ready
for huHiuess, and ask a fair trial of my
work and prices. Anything fh.wood
ami iron work wanted done well and
qulykly and ai “jtrtBek fn—Rttlt the *
times. Satisfaction guaranteed to all
W |||i*ion, Turstlay
Tinker I reek, We«lue wlay
Sn«llltig,Thura.tay
, Mlxson’a Mill, k’rij^f
'Uohblnfi, Saturday'' v '
Mllletf, Monday T . N
Haldoc, TuemMy }
Ki win ton, We»in>«day
A llemlale, Thursday
M.hhIv Store, Friday
Sycamore, Saturday <
I Mm firs, Monday,
Georges Cmk 'i tiesday
(Bar, 't^fiDesday
Khrhardt, Thursday
Fat rell S'ore. Friday
Midway, Saturday
Bumhcig, Monuay
Demnatk, Tuesday
^BIIlckvHle, Wednesday «
1. (I. Jennings,
C. It. Clayton,
. , N. H. Stnn«ell,
?fupbrvi*hrs of ReglstratioTL
Barnwell County
. Strikingly profitaUc
have been obtained *
ing this plan,
0»r pimphlcv *ra I
' »(*•- tal fmitiicn.btHL..
t. * l-t—< r.M*rrh«s iai.be 1
we rcsJtv belptul la hrmen.
lbs avtiaa. r
CEXMAX KAI.I 1
Notice to Merchaots. -
Okfick CorNTT Srpaavisott,
Baknwkm,, S.Cm April IS, |N!kl.
reasonable, people.
(If.)
1) C. ALL.
IS IT??
That Sells
CnriiagtMf,
gum, llanicHs,
Huggins ^ a JT
Whips nutl I«np
tlinn
I'r
Brovt
• C
In
U e are •Utlng the gr
In
oil f #
trial
4‘AN II
|nw ■ml laving by corn
a 11 ra *n thU •-ctlop |«
liiit* mt
4mm§
•rk. 1
hf wl
rin-
I teriti
W
people, each family th
Wtaf K, (Mt 1 (Vl| <^n Mt*# ^ I
•tut
ir4r u
>W 9%
Bt4*FfVM*
1% Il Ifl
i tkAt
I Unri
ll IU 1 !
£«ve pleotv at mm ami
1
A h| t
1 •liM" 1
mm! \| 4
hate •till more next
yrmr II
{at
ViNr
kappe. • io (be pre-ni
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atilt mm're, tmt. law hi
►«• !
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might !•• aee the fi-*t» ••
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huga, tie a aud bta
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la •# a *.
Owl here. Nome tit
4 v»a 1 ml.
tm Mi'
kllui
agrtiigvwww-vpwedo-—•
Wc H*iv# n«»i ud i
frtl
•M, Of
iwucn with candidi a,
■ n«l *
,p Im r
MlkT
UllAl
ill • All'l
rIVs ftr
give notice that we tp*
Nft |
rf Mi
•tale wh*t *l«lt« •* In
%b«»r ik
||oi»r
A
Cr
Of Ml Mf*
bring g-ar* on h.a cr
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r A •H
Af J*
I dt«l a
1 ti
gi»>w uck hoe. Ami
• fell# <
A # A
Of Ik
I V- 1*
• •llflll
along t*•gether wc will t
«IK pbl
itic« ard
1 1 ot f #
IM ) M*f*
weather. We have no
t rrm idr
III t*Al
mil.
j Am
"ding
t'ate arn*jn<l here. Mr.
, Mv A.
II All
hA«
I a in
*tA tr ti
at
tg il
fn
port
IN
Wat
THE
GO
;emy
, to
h»l
iCOV’N TR’
To
the grtM
•0 well woithr
nf the
prU*
Jn* ha* w
INI,
to the hri
•i- . <>
nr con-
•14111
friend fi
the dat • 1
* In n
• lit-
(W Hli
atden *h<
v li*
prd her II
Ira*
1—• ••»*
A*l«l A
ang her
rtr»i
| *«»
tier
grnartb
|«t *fK
lean" in
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|f|»| Mini gl
laid t
1 <!••« AH*
a •
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ifl 1
B olfrr*
>t w 1
•.ir* For
|v*f|J
tile he
IMF*
til
>udr'l
| •llir*.
Ilf 1 /tl
it wlihal
II lh
» MMtag
• that Ilea*•
rn HU
iv apare
lor
Arfh.
Kobfw mo much cheaper
other people ? ^
IT IS
All hills for silpplies houghr for Poor
House, Jail amlChalii Gang are on file
in my olllce and o)>eii for. Inaitectiou.
I have ende.avofcd to buy these siif
plies as cluuiply ns jH»**ihle, and any
ntereban; in the county who can deli ver
sain* at Poor House and Jail at a cheap
er rate t hfin ho# being p:\id can get the
contract. W.T. CAVE.
CDunty Supervisor.
I
13ciinl)crn, S. C.
Hun’. TbW I
Jn
lie
tan
■ th <
rv n
F. J
ref O11
ewnf 1
nrevt h
CUE
ll>
d In
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for ( us It,
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ill
on
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ami be
In at
•lect Hue in
md el
l the <
1 I.* 1.
d «i
out
W bo buyi*
‘wholewnb* lot-
ha lid (he mont
lower ('tiroliiM.
lie kee|m nlmi a eompleU
I line of
IT
’tsi
t w w I
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<1 N<
vt hulk I
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littih* 1
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Hal
If,
o.
• t'
, w he
ding.
r Dr.
rrh C
11 fee
• Id h
tfir?
•II Dr
r«nl* Driij
Klnnan A
•Is, 1 oled«
is taken |l
••|hvM the
M d*w • ’
Trie* 73
"gXlsla.
COFFINS and CASKETS
Mar
ti. ,
Hern-
blood \
•“V", land all kuula
l' |wr T
11 ureH,
that
ha
vtng a
ol.| Ho
•shed ol
’ th
bv
1 r i m
ud*.
I ph
mrr
the
Ho
I h
they
first
tvr+n lu-rsusdcd m ruh for Corv.i.er, hut
the only terms he ha* yet agree-* «v.i Is
for the other six to Ora w out and thrr.
for s«in»e frien I to lend him a V. to |^y
the printer’* hill. T he mystapry l«» me
I* w here so many fellow* get (he money
to imv for advertising right here in the
middle of Summer, but I gurus they
had tne thing In head l-mg ago and
saved over the e|MiiOiH>|ix from Iasi
year** cotton. So if this letter dtu** toil 1
find It* way to the waate basket I wtl|l
rain
T?
in July.
ie la*! be
nerched
d w
the II.
I* a gm
he rigl
>rk for
of
the best
arm.
Re|ir»
and w
In tin
ini/It
friend
mired
•r Wtn .
Ill he.
1 right
ard f-om
In the tip
l)»a| chri
led hr a t
I i.tfiner Ra’e he
iopof Jin W\|-
•rr tree, wbicb
1* of sixteen
•Im
w as •iirr->u
rear old girls, all ho'diug out tlodr
a|*r«*n<. Imf whether they were waftlfig
m cati-h eherries or Daftmy ha* not yet
l apjwared.
W . A.
him**
tlvea
if elec
place 1
I »li** a»r«i|t|«*.
>ainmic Morris, son of Mr. and Mr*.
G. I*. Morris, I* very sink. •
Protracted meeting will hegip.at Mt.
i Olivet rhumb the second Mumlay Li
•Inly and the iiublU-rvirdially invit'd to
attend. I,. M. M.
irrle«i
. at tl
parr.
Cope
Mam
I I"**
Dr
nlar,
I ph>
| lia«
| Mr«
by
a :»*, p
-aide re
•e.T. I
m., on the Hdh
of Die brfde’t
ts. by Kev.T. I*. I .hie, Dr.J. L |
and. of F.htKarde and Mi** I
e, eldest daughter of the official* |
crgvnmn.
< ope land is one of th.
, suevessf.il and devoted
siciana in the state, and the|
high honor* ho him in its keeping'
. <‘<.prland is lie lined and admired
all that know her. for the rare
of Huripl Fix-
of
Insure your Life
—IN THE—
Co-Operalive Hillilal Life Insilranee Co
-OF- ^ _
GREENWOOD, S. C.
J. I*. 8TROBEL, Director for Barnwell
County 4
A company organized on an entirely
dilTcreut pian from old ay stem com p*.
niee; It ja aft a**ea»meni company hut
different fnuu any now In existence.
WecoPect a small reserve Just sufilcleut
to guarantee any usscssnienr. By our
plan money Is left In the hands of the
insured unill needed to pay death lo
ea, then a legal assessment I* made oa
each policy hoid*r aeeordlng to ajte and
amount of Insurance carried. Noeth
er ssscssment Is callml until anotbai
death occurs In «rur tximpanv. By onr
plan we pay (or the prod cilon we have
enjoyo.! In the past, wtiTTYln other cem-
pante* von pay for protertlor, you ex
pert to get. Are your fa mil lee and
hived ones protected ? I f not now aa
opportunity Is «.|Trre4 at artnal
Life Is uncertain' think well before
you reject this ofirr. For any otter la-
forutsiHiu apply to or *d.lr*>*
D. H. WII.I.IAMrt.
. Hla«'kvilie, M. U.,
Agent for Barnwell t ouaty
Sl'nao
PIPE!
Life, Accident,
Oycloixe,
LIGHTNING,
AMD ■■m
LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE.
[ Hr makfM a te|K‘tialty
| Mu If* ami IfoiKfM.
Call to sff biiii, he will
Gea’I
TH»»H h I.KB.
ami < bief Kagt
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••TVS ('■ABL>jnplUfe&»
•Ol TU t A MOLINA A
UCOMMA *.U cd
I he Shortest Bout* Betoeea t barlsm.
maaad AtUauem* AgbovilU. ».(>
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( asBLaatoa, «. :AprII IHb, UM.
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♦o.ng
future
KA VC
July
ymi iiHDtt y.
25
THE STATE
TKAt ilKR.w’
AT ION.
As.sotl-
wrile again so.nc lime.
Kt vn va.
Roarhc* Asso«'lst|nn Fa«" Ballstl.'fi
’ sent hv mail for il Ju Full line Fish-
BLA( KVILI.K NEWS.
Mi*s .dallic Martin has gone to Abbe
ville on a visit l»> her sister, Mr*. t\ . I.
L'ros*. •
Mr*. Nellie llartrog, who resided
four or Itv« miles North of Blackvllle,
died on last Saturday at the ripcoldage
Of ninety-one year*.
Dr. IL K. Biiggs left on Monday for
New York, w here ho has gone to gain
further knowledge of the science ol
medicine, and to add to what lie ha* so
'deservedly w.m ii> Itidoniltahle. energy.
‘'J’he U -ctor will bo gone about six
weeks.
The Kirlght* ifnd F-adies of Honor i«
6m; of the b »t life Insurance orders of
the country, and the member-hip of
thisbranch of the order is I'onrinually
fncreaslnv. The benefioiariesof M r. J.
J. Weissingct' received from tln^ Su
preme. Lodge last' we4k a check for
three thousand dollars.'
Two colored amazon*, who had de
famed each other’* character* ficyoud
endurance, settled their dillefenCcs In a
fisticutf outside of the incorporation
one. afternoon last week, and two rounds
A'ere Hulilclent to ap ease their afrgiy
passions. The crowd that gathered to
seethe fun was much larger than that
at a Sunday school pit; nlc v
Mr. A. D. Howard, formerly tif Black-
ville hut now of A-tlnnta, has been in
our iifldst seveffil days, anti is so well
pleased withj-he growth of hi*old home
town that lie proptises to dispose of his
Atlanta property and move hack to a
live place.
Dr. L. C. Stephens and hisch-v-mlng
better half returned f*x>tu their bridal
tour oil Saturday and are fecei ving sin-
cerest congratulations Irttw the gotid
physician’s htists of friend*.
'i’he stockholder*^ of the Carolina
Midland Railway Company held- their
annusl meeting at this place on Wcd-
fiowday. ‘ ' A. B. O.
z
GOING TOGLENN'^?
'* Ksothe Port Royal' and Western.
Carolina ofifes* the best aud tyiickest
ciunectUinl {f.nhnienclng next
tiundav dun hie daily trains will In* p
on bet we n Augusta ami ^parlauliutg
and pas.-u.gers irmi. all tnl* section
ran mike the it ip without delay, U>-
1 wees breakfast and *u|i|Kr,
lug Tackle. Roll Puud Jewelry at |
reduted price*. Slices and Kri'gla<>*c«, 1
snlid silver atld gold Oculist presenp- I
lions tilled Everything cheip. Call ;
anti * e, me. , G. I>. T-vnuk,
a* ft. R. AVI*., BlackviUg^jj. C.
Justice J. F. (J rime* Tiehl an inquest |
over the dead body/of llcctor Blake, I
colored, in (»rrat (V] rptes Tpwnvhlp.
The jury 1’turned a vVrdict that death
wa« cansevl hv 11 gnu shot wompl at the |
hands of Jones WHIi.-ims. Attorneys
Robert Aldrich and J. Ham Kirkland
have been retained for the defence
The inquest paper* have not been filed
up to this writing. It is understood
that strict self-defence will be plcaued.
The Rev. Hugh R. Murchison
prenchodYFwioo last Strrdav to large
congregations in tlb: Barnwell Preshv-
tefian Church, who will learn with
pleasure that In* is again expected to
occupy this pulpit- at night on the'
second Sumjavs In Jpjv and ANtgust,
after preaching in Blackvllle on those
mornings. Op Sunday, the 2Sth inst..
the Rev. F. f,. Leeper, the evangelist,
of • Charleston, will preach In're, and
commence a meeting to he continued
during the following week.
Two hundred and fifty hands and a
hundred' and fifty teams are at work
grading the railroad extension front
Sefvern fo Rateshurt, and the von tract
ors expect to (‘omidete the earth work
wil,l*in three week«. Prosper,toYs are
looking over the route from Macon
Eastward and alaM between (,’liarlestoit
ami Allendale, Wd while a good deal
of time will he taken up in gettinjr
ready the work, when begun, will bfe
pushed with railroad rapidity.
Mr. William J Clary, of Martins. Is
the only Confederate pensioner in this
county belonging- r*. Cia** A., vVMep
includes cases of tofal disability and -
secures a jiension of fa per month.
There are only 47 such petnionera in
tlie State, with ’he three counties of
Abbeville, Aiken amf Beaufort to h«
heard from
would oe I
off wlir leave more money for the other
rl-i **«•* of |M*n»|tiOr r*. 1
It will >••• sl'ing fi*wafil* the middle
of hepl-mfi^r before p*»*ewTer trains'
are opervfetl hr la van B^tCaiNirg and
AtVndai*.
Tiw< ani'uai meeting of thi* atsoc'a*
lion will beheld at Winthrop College,
Rock Hill, s. C-June S'—July Jd in-
chfsivc. Railroad tl ;k('*t* will lie on
sale at principal point* from June g'.uh
pi July id at reduced rate*. B'a^d
may Iw hail In prrv'atu faniillcH at 75
cents pdr day. .cj |( .
All feachcr* who can spare ftne^ime
mSm
and the n.oncy will find alien up- 1 f ^ ur ^ UK atwry .
. __ tl.t . . » t . . . V M . t! t ^ l . I u S *S S'AJd I VVV.SSS e I
■pialltics of bead and heart that so well
h -couie her charming personal beauty
and grace.
• |H)N’T BURY YOUR DOLLAR*.
The folly df burying ntottev I* fully
proven by the following clipping Irom
the Lauren* Advertiser. Had the man
who earned that |Mitof money hy yea »
ul hard labor put it in hank it would
travc gone into the hands of hi* family,
w here it ought to have gone. The man
who boric* iiioncy I* not likely to read
newspaper*, hut he may hear nhout the
SHEET STIC
rith
on this meeting aprofirahle investment,
11 u ill Pclp them as teachers aud the
public willkiVow that.they ar6r deyoted
t.o ttieir high profession and willj give
prcTeiTlica; to such live teacher*. ,
Cadet Samuel Matter Martin, 6f the
Citadel AcAiiemy. will graduate from
that institution in July,and hrtvlng re
ceived the henellcinry evdetship from
this county is ready ami prepared to
fulfill his obligation hy teaching in the
pulillc schools for two years. He has
tendered his services to Superintendent
BvlBtigcr, ami is in reHiJittes* , to go
wtierTvcrtSsT»ervice-arewiHHeif.—His -
standing in fir* eDss, ins |tosition as
rdeiite.nant in Ids Companv, President
of the Young Men’s Christian Associa
tion and lii^lionorahle bearing as a ca
det throughout Ills course ar* sufiKlent
to commend liim to any po Uioii to
which ho iniry 1)0 called. His social
standing !* well known; he Jiears tlie
name of hi* maternal grandfather, .Mr.
Sami I*. Maner, who lived Hi tNV* coun
ty and died a few years ago, honored
and respect' d by his neighbors, while
his pjuernal grandfa'her was Cifpt. J.
V. Martin, who commanded the first
company raised itr tips county for the
civil war.
RED OAK NEW>.
V pht of coin w*a* found during last
[ week on a farm near Waterloo by Tay
lor (’oiiiiitigliani,colored, w bile digging
among old shrubbery. The tinder not
giving the siiiii it is estimated various
ly up in'o hundreds and is said lo con
sist of silver and gold. T.he land on
which it was found now belohsf* to Mr.
Pink'Pinson ami formerly to Mr. Wll-
liaui Baxter, who died of old age, owii-
iug it almut twenty years since.
And tliis later story comes from Tlrri'p-
>011, 1'eXas, tb it Rev Rhodes plowed
up :I0,ihhi Mexican dollars 00 a place
bought 20 year* ago. , .
W AYS OF COOK ING POTATOES.
Very large potatoes should he reject
ed, as they are usually, hollow hearted
and unsavory. To boil potatoes, haVe
the water boiling first and slight
ly sa-lted. Cutoff the tip* of the ends
before throwing the potatoes into the
tniiling watee. When done, drain and
shii-o, holding the cover down’ firmly.
Set. bark upon the stove for i; mlniit6
ami they w ill Iw dry and mealy. Ba
ked potatoes are improvedhy first IkiII-
ingthVm f skins on) for IN minutes, then
putting them into the oven. Alwayif
have a quick oven Jor baking potatoes
ami turn them over once on twice wbiW
cooking. »
Crop* have gone hai'k considerably
during the pa*t thn day*. Cotton is so
mucli fiainaged by li;« that it is itiipo*-
*ible for it to recover;’hi many place*
it ha* dried hifh a perfect crisp, East
wirefii supposed lobe the cause.
Tlie friend* of Mr. W. II. Duncah re
gret hi* Blue** and hope for him a -
*|>eedy recovery to health again.
.. , 1- Mr. II. P. Dvcbe*, one of Blackvllle’* ]
-ui 1 1 ,*1** T T'* mT” mo-t |Hipular young men, wa* in our
* tw ( U, * A - mid.t l.-t week, auU i
, of graiificalioo.
Mis* Uaiiuie Cave, Y verv charming 1
young lady, I* v,i»iiiug at Holly Grove.
1 Mia* >vine McMillan i* »|K*ndi(ig *
fewdavawHir Mi** HaAtoshiflleMil-
I Hoac Cutiage LTncoobi*.
A LEAP-YEAR I’RDBLEM.
The sbv young ttian and timid maid
lii alienee w ait from week to week,
Each wondering, modestly afraid,
Whose place it really u to $pcak.
—Washington Star.
lei 1 with a feeling
FTUfirTVG knowledge:
“Jauie*, what made
I
wa* pursuing know!-
Teacher
late?”
Janie*:
edge.”
Teacher. "Piir.iiing
WKat do you mean V*
James: “Mhy, mv dog ran
rou
I* on the way, hut f am here
more beautiful bargalu* for cash buy
ers than Blackvllle ever held before.
A* the *ea*on* followr attraction* will
Im Increased, growing prettier every
day.
1 quote a few sample prices;
Ladle*'Hat*, all shapes and color*,
20 cents up.
Ladles' Best Silk Glove*, all shade*,
10, 25, 50, 75 cent*.
Boy*’ Tam O’Shanter’*, 50 and 75 ct*.
Roy*’ Sailor*, 25 cent* up. *
Ladle*’ Sailor*, in varlou* shape* ami
color*, to suit the mOrt flstidiop*.
See thf latest gird.e belt for Ladle*,
in gilt, at 25 eent*
Also Belt Buckles, 15, 20, 25 cents,
Belts with Buckle*, 10. 1»,'25 cent*.
V«nh^ in jlarsge,. SpuuSilk. Gauxj,
Russia and, ItfechlTn, all sliadcs, 15i 20,
25, J5,.P0Vcnt* per yard.
Radies’Dongolas, 50 centf'. ( ,
La'dies’Oxfords, pirtonf lealner tip*,
50 cent*.
Men’s High Cut (Mow Shoe*, $1,00,
W hiti Shirt*,. Linen Bosom, Ke-fcn-
forced hack and front, 25 cents',
ifnndkerchief*, I cerjt.
,rtemi*’titched Handkerchief*', cotne-
tning good. 5 cent*.
Towels, 18x.f2, 5 cent*.
UmhrelJas. 2ii inch, 25 eerti^. -
Four-quarter' Sea Islxnu Homespnn,
something good. Scents.
Foiir-qua'ter Fruit ot Hie Loom
Bleacning 8J rent*.
Table Damask, l urkey Red, 25 cent*
a varo. ;
The Ro«t Sock on Earth for 5 cents.
(.'ohi*' t’ottou, JO wnts por dozen. ,
White Cross Barred' Muslin, some
thing good, J*4 eent* per yard. ,
Pin*, full count, J cent a paper.
Gilt Edge Shoe Polish, 15cl* a bottle.
" Your* to plea*e,
C. J. MARTIN,
—At Lowest Rates In—
Strongest Companies.
Sutler, Calhoun Si Co.
—OFFICE* AT—
THR BANK OF BARNWELL
apr M
Special Tin Shop.
S’our patmnaga It re*pectfully *olh*-
ited for all kind*
Lv <
w
»vr« Htei
PregnalU
#
Hraiirlivtllo .
RiiWva«|ll« .
Oiaiigvfiurg
fH. MaiUurwt
Fml Mwila...
. r Mm
. 7 «te am
■ M am
■ Mt am
.a 9<M am
1. • Mam
* M am
.• ® k7 am
..MM am
ltoofin«e,
knowledge?
R R. AVENUE, Froot of the Depot,
-ID
linf Uaik,
;r » KUon
and I ran
I Table.
a.'U r
tr with BLACK VILLE, K C.
9 LlMi.* f I 9
Tin nml Sheet Iron Work,
Guttering and
General Hejmirinir.
VALLEY TIN. furnlahe.1 builder* in
any length and iize wanted.
All *izc*
Smoke Stacks anil
Spark Arresters
(to order only) on i.hnrt notice.
Syrup Nkhntner* *ml dipper* made of
either Uf) nr galvanized iron, a*w»nted.
Make apd have on hand full stock reg
ular size* and thick Be** stove pipe. *|ie-
cIhI size* and thl'c^nesit fo m'der while
you wi lt.
• Don’t run risk of burning up rour
home wijh de/eettve stove fioe*, hut get
one of my gaTvatrlifed Iron flue*. I hese
are the liest flue*. All Sind* of stove*. '
They have a tietter draft, are fire proof
and arrgnged to be pul up v. : ifh very
Ilf tie ttlpt^dq to he absolutely water
tight, th^ pretefrftng water rtmning
down the pipe and ruining the stove
^and pipe.as i* the case with dther flue*.
Also galvanized Iron and tin gfyve Hue
fiauges, Homethiug yhftper, tlinn above,
to u*c where there I* nuceiling. , -
Correspondence solicited. Any in-
fermation ctMje.rful.ly given. Order#by
mall attended to promptly.
Yours for first clas* work at reasona
ble price*. _ -
W. M. GarVii),
Fir*t door North of Merchants and
Planter* Bank, Rockville, 8..
sep2U
$10 REWARD.
I will pay the abovq reward for thi
delivery to Captain of Chain (Jang one
escaped convict named Bran Thomson.
Said cun vlrt i« about JU or 35 year* old.
mulatto, with heavy musUrbe, & fee'
6 incite* btgli, heavy *et. scar of pistol
•hot wm'.J In italmof Mt band, twi
buckahoi in brvaat, ju*« itnder the *kiu
*.T.CAVK,
Cowtet) soper•Ivor.
King*Hie ..,
.. lb M am
Art GlnfeMx
. .14Mam
Lv ( olwmbla
.*. 7 40 •«
Kingvillo
... 7 44 am
Fort Undo
... 7 37 am
(ft Matihowa .
....MM am
Orangeburg ,.
...‘ N tl am
Kuw rat tile ...
..V <m am
Branch* III* ..
... •unam
George* ......
.. • 35 am
1'rcgnalla
. 0 48 am
Soniioervillw ..
. ..10 23 am
A> t harleaton ....
. It t<uam
Lv <‘b* Heston ...
.... I 10 am
Branchvllla. .
.. 3 13 am
Haniherg
.... 041 am
Denmark
.... • 32 am
Blackvllle.. .
....14 10 am
WIIIDlon
... 10 27 am
Aiken
.".11 00 am
Ar Augusta.
....It 51 am
Lv Augusta
.... 4 20 am
Aiken
.... 708 am
Wllllaton.. 1...
... 7 45 am
Black ville ....
... 8 ID am
Denmark......
... 8 18 aip
Bamberg.....
... 8 3t art*
Bradchville .
. .' 0 00 am
ArCharleato'’.. .
. ..mat am
AX D
Am pW
• Hi am
• Mpm
7 IM I m
7 M pm
• 07 pm
• M 1 m
a «m pm
• wa | m
• M pm
M lb pm
4 no I m
4 44 pm
4M|m
41» 1 m
4 40 |imi
»tl pm
fi 00 pm
ft.'niim
7 5<> pn?
s lit pm
s si pm
H Mt pin
n 10 pm
» *7 p5
10 45 pm
3» pm
4 07 pm
4 44 pm
6 net pm
A 17 pm
5 cO pm
WAfiafRf/-
FAST KXrRKSS U'«ir*TA
Vos.
Connection via Denmark aud A. C. hi
Lv Augu*ta I
Lf Aiken*, ....
Ar DeiniiafF. .
Lv Denmark
Lv A Bren
Ar August*
DAILY KXCKPT SUNDAY.
. S 45 am
. 0 38 am
.10 10 ain
1023 am
10 55 am
11 55 pin
} 25 pm'
3 On pm —
4 12 pm
6 23 pm
7 -ej
8 lb
2 25 pm
345 pm
4 33 pm
6 CO pm
6 40 pm
8 15 am
le Line, Cbarle*-
Lv Camden
Cauiden Junction
Ar KingvIHe
Lv KingvIHe
Camden Junction
Ar Camden
Connections : 0i-_.
ton; C. M. R. R.. filackvllle; F. C. A
F. K R., Denmark; Ga. R.'R., Augus
ta; Southern Ky., Columbii. ,
Connevtion to aud from Atlanta w ilft
through Wagner Talace Car will
Sleeper.
L. A. EMERSON,Traffic Manager.
E. 8. BOW KX/General Manager.
General Office: Charleston, 8 C.
T. B. ELLIS, Jr~
Surveyor and Civil Eugin
Special attention gU
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