The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 09, 1896, Image 3
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** Harmony Lo<l(re No. 17 A.’.
X JT wUl be hV.it at the new Ma^or.lbToiu
/3rV pl« fn lawwt'H upon ilth ilay ol
inky UM, the name U-ltitf tb« *ud Sat
•nlay Iq m14 mouth, beginning at “High
twelve.”
By orderoMV.\ .
E. c. Fukmas. Secretary.
fOR SPOT CASH-
(No Mkmorandvms Madk)
I have marked seyernl Lot* o^Oood*
At and below Cost, and have placed
them for »ale on Center Counter, with
the price on each .article,'
For Cash Only.
A. I*. M ANVTLLE.
Jui\<i..8th ’96.
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-llow’s This f
We offer One Hundred Dollar* re-
t ard for any case of Catarrh that can*
ot be cured by Hall’* Catarrh Cure-
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,Toledo, O.
We,the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for tl|e last 15 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
puftineM transaction* and financially
Able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm. , . ... *
. West A Tf iiax, Wholesale D rnggi *t*,
Toledo. O. Walding. Kinnan A Mar
vin, Wliolesale DrnggisU, Toledo O.
Hall’s Catarrh Ctirels taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
And mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. I’rlce 75c. per
bottle. Sold by ail Druggist*.
A GOOD Till NO ON THE FARM.
Probably none will dispute the state
ment that every man thtmM keep an
accurate account of Ids receipts and
expenditures of every sort, whether he
tie a business man. professional, than of
farmer, and likely, an Investigation
would result In discovering that mar.y
of our formers, a bile admitting the I
desirability of stifh a record fall to
Keep one. There has been produced, at 1
mut-h espease and study, A '«oy simple
and cumplete farm accouat book,<-on-
ululng ample room for nearly a life
flme of traaaoetioaa of all kinds, of |
b«) lag mad aelllag eotlon, gra
fmiter aa-l egg* pro<iu«e. •?
Coart will beglo neat Monday, Judge CARD! DATKH:
^ , **^^*®* I Tour special atteelloe (sealled la >he
Bra. (towelL of Ibe Deamark Times, proceeding* of Ul* County KaeeaUte
paid us a pleasant call oo Monday. | ( ooinniue.
The camprtjfn meeting at Hampton
fust Friday passed off qujetly. ,
Miss Willie Cassels, of Jnlm«ton, J?
a Vohnrtar* (i
o-rd, usual A ef
*iUp
vUiting Mrs. J. Alien Tobin.
Trot W, t*. rilll, of Ctiarloatnn, D
spemling uUtummer vacation ul Klko.
An ordinary railway engine Is cf^ia
la strength to IKK) horse*.
There It nobody any poorer than the
rich ihaii who never gives.
It I* estimated that Adeline 1’alti has
received $5,000,000 for her singing.
MDs Isabel!e Addison, of Charleston,
is vUiting her aunt, Mrs. 'V. A. Hol-
iiian. • ,
Mrs. C. M. Burckhalfer, who lifts
been visiting in Auen, has returned
home. ^
Mrs. Rachel Barker died on .Friday
at the residence of her, biothef; Capt.
Wash Halford, aftef a long lliuess.
Mr. I saac Miuhalson left on Sunday
for New York, where he will lay in a
bi^ stock of fall and winter goods.
Our grand business is not to see what
lies dimly at a di-'taiice, but to do what
lies clearly at hand.
The only safe way of dealing w'th
d ity is to perform it at once. •‘W'hat
thou doest, do quick.y. ’
In China, “the land of opposites,” tho
dials of clocks are made t<> Kirn round,
while the handi stand still.
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We knbw of over thirty cases ot grip
in the county. Kwry candidate has it
on one hand, some on both.
Mr. G. 1*. Morris kindly brought us
on Monday a great Gieat Cypress Eolb
Oero.
( apt. W. W. Moore left for Augusta
Monday afternoon to contuiue the
study of embalming.
At W. VT. Monro’s a ..lot of second
hand buggies at prices to©'cheap be
ptiuied. • -
Mr. and Mrs W. Y.Gill have gone to
Blowing Ruck. N. C , for the remain
der of the heated trim
Cadets doe**, Martin and Matthews,
of thi# county, were rrrrally graduated
from tbe Citadel Academy.
There will be service* next Sunday
Evening in the Itarnwe!! l‘rv«bvierUn
t burcb by the Kev. II. It Murvhi»»n.
COTTON WEIGHERS.
, The County Board of (Commissioners
on ilonU*)' elect* d tho follow tUffcolUm
srotglieni :
Allcndiflc—J. L. Carlotop.
Bamberg—J. W'altrr FrAe. ,
Ilsriiwwll—L. G. Kichardsoti and C.
W. Mnndv. \
BlackviUe—Walter P. Boylston And
W. (. Sbefton.
aiar-J. 8. Fields.
A WEEK OF15R8T.
By uiianlmous vote of Tint Fxori.x
force the editor :-pent lust week in tho
bp Country, not secinga pair of^sclssors
or driving a pencil for nine days. And
he w as very glftd to be congratulated
on Monday by a friend who bad not
heard of Jti* furlough upon tho excel
lence of last week’s issue.
SALE DAY.
More people were in town on Moliday
than any July,sale day for yerrs. 1 ho
meeting «>f the County Board of Com
missioners, County Executive Commit
tee, Candidate And County Board of
Control accounted for this increased
attendance. * Crop reports were not so
encouraging as they were several
Weeks ago. Corn on strong lands is
good, but on thinlands is more or less
burned, according to length©!drought.
West Of Joyce Branch the corn crop
will be very short, but fortunately
there is considerable old corn in the
Ttry dlsti lets that will help out the
present fallffre;.
BLACKY ILLE NEWS.
Misses May Black and Irene Sally, of
Sally’s, s|»cnt several day* in town last
week with friends; We are always
glad to see such charming visitors.
Mr. Faber We'esinger, of Atlanta,
(<a., was down on a visit last Saturday
and Sunday to his mother.*
'The ladies benevwteut »‘««iety birth
day parly w’as quite a snccars* on Tors
day night.
Mis* Onpon Lott, of Johnaton, I*
visiting her sister. Mr
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Seven dcpartiqents* Twoe**ur*e» lead
ing to A, B. A new and Welt equip
ped (lyuinaslum and comprtcnt di
rector. *
Wofford Fitting School,
A. G. Rkmukrt, A. M. Head Master.
The Fitlini: Sctiool Iru Ii.-’m mnicj
to the Almtini Hull. ’1’lie Second Mas
ter, A. Mason Dul’m, A. M., and lh*'
Matron live Hi tiiehiiltdlng. Several of
the College ITofessoy* teach hr the
School and the students receive lu-
structlmi in tho Gymnasium. Session
begins October 1. For catalogue, ad
dress J. A » GA M K ifttCLI~~
Wn am now prepared
bains on lm|*enve*l (arm,
p.ng lunr ami at b*W lON-auf
Fur imrlieuUrs apply to
raftrrson A Holman,
Allorncrs at l^*w,
Baruwell, A. C.
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Secretary ol Faculty.
(i. 1). C. t.ANCK
IiK’lniliuir rain I,ail, >4<‘vl an<i melted snow
From maximum and niintmiiiii reathngs.
OtiHe a
• lent the
number r >t our u>wnsnicn
fth angling in the KdlsW>
river lo their hearts delight.
Mr. Benjaiiiln l.artge is here on a
visit t*> bis mother and br»*be*. ,B*-n
Is like the rest of our Iwys who gc
BRITTON'S BOOK STORE,
HARNWELL, S. C.,
fft e tabliohed ui'Mill a long felt want,’’
and offer* School Hook*. Slates, I'apcr,
Li \ < hqK «, I Vncils, Bibles I'cslHim'iils,
Ac.; Ac.. Ac.T to «-a»h payinir r nstoni
crs. Will order Any boc’Vor inaga/.lrc
publtsbed.
Joiin Kamuit'r. I ( hapnisn’s History So. Carolina. 7.V.
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[losing Out Sale!
J- E.P0ST,M. D.-D-D-S, S,'J d
lama Experiment I
conclusively that the u*
Resident Dentist.
OFFICE ON 11URR STREET.
UAKN WK1.L, S. C.
| Perry W. Price
invites kH persons having wagon*,! will prevent that dreaded pi
buggies, road cart* needing repair* to
call at hi* General Kepatr Shops before
making contract*. First Class horse
bltociug a specially. Super or fadll-
tlcs for repairing mowing machine*.
rei
All kinds of me
faction lu^Fcrv particular guaranteed 1
Comntehclng Monday, Juno 29th
1 siMi, wo will close output entire Spring
Stock at prices novo; - before heard of fn
Barnwell County. *
'These sales will he strictly for
,etal .work done and satls-
I-KKKY VT. ITflCK.
The I’echtnann Shop.
VV‘-st End, Bariiwell.
disease. ......
(Air pimnliUt* are nnt adtsmiumr c*r«iUa»
in* Icriikien hal aa« pr**tkTtF Wr*H»,c
in* the tctull* of hrta "* —“— *'
t-**ry • noun t«pnc(
*cul Iju tut tlo; a.kinK. ^
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tV ill be glad to are au*l serve all In
need of anything Li »iy lin*
bio re near ro*id*nc«.
VV.«». UKITroN,
The Ban well IUmA Man.
Staterpcnt-
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IHEUAXKUl BARNWEL1
Below wo give only a few of Tire
item* and price*;
Its* pair* lueuV llne pants, , former
pi ice ».».<*>, now $ I ut*.
l.'A) pair* men’s lino pants, ftrnu*r
price $4..VJ, npw
24X1 pairs meiFs lino pants, funner
(trice $.l.(Xl, now |2.5.i.
All other* in proportion.
Our tine suit* formerly $15 00 now £1!.*
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t Our fine suit* formerly $42JV> now flu hfbt
j tjurlnc*uli* formerly $TP.fXI mtvv' $* ratf
Our ti'ie i nit* fttimeriy ?•>.' 41 now $ >,ix» '
Oiir vlock it too Ikrge lo enuoiei al
Uplaimdried Shirts.
Notice to Merchants.
Orrt' K Coi kty Sui'KRriattl^.
B * rnw km , S, C., April 13, Ix'.tf.
All IuIIh fur supplies bought for i’oor
House, .Fill andl’lialn Gang are on lllo
in inv ulllco am! open fur Inspection,
I have endeavored to hny these sup
plies as cheaply as poi-ible, and any
merchant In the ciHtntv who can deliver
(ireenivood,- Anton &
Western Railway,
LEASING AND OPERATING!
"Carolina Midland R’y.
same at Tunr Mouse and Jail at A'i'1iex|
cr isle than now being pahl can get tl.e
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|tr. Frank Walker sod Mr. T
Warren enme up from k t—rsda h* *f
n summer visit. The Ih* !•»* rep
w«muI bealib and every thing (ne in
land of tuners.
Our crop* are buri.t up. Many
place* wool mske tvr bushels corn lo
the acre. We have had a good tain
and *o we hu|te for a rhanre v >1 on lata
Corn. Cut tun I* l<M»klng line, melou*
are not good and prices worse than
ever. W e have never seen rtucr crops
than In the iHMitnark section. Mr. Kd-
xy ard 8ojourner ba* a spleiultd Held of
2(F) acre* of corn and hi» oilier crops
vMH citinpete favorably w ith any 1 have
e’vdr *3pen in ili(s eonnty.
Tlie Rev Arilinr Hoist preached us
sn aide sermon on Sunday—subject,
I’aul Vlmprlsorfment.
Vi e havb do fruit this year.
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Barnwell folks who attended the pic
wlc at Meyer’s Mill on .Saturday and the
Dramatic Entertainment near Dilnbat-
tnn that evening are loud and unani
mous in their praise of the good time
they had. The dinner served was a
superb feast of tuibstanlials and ileli-
t-acie* and tliii hosts of the occasion
dseil every effort to entertain their
gin sts and succeeded most admiraldy.
Athlresses were delivered by Cols.
James Armstrong of Charleston and
Laurens Youmans of Barnwell, and
rarely in one day lias any Barnwell
* County audience had the pleasant priv
ilege of listening to words of wisdom
1 roiu twtt such strong thinkers and pol
ished orators.
The drama, “Down In Dixie,” pre
sented'in the evening, was a surprise
and revelatidrt to the audience.
Though the work of amateur* it would
Have dof e ihthiiJh credit to trained aet
tbrx, and many rk’My' veon compli-
ihents were h stowed oil llie actors,
with requests for its proiluction at oth-
CV places.
A ConfWjbrattf Cfthtp* wn* otganiKed
with twenty inldmember^' sbiT Called
Camp (LWielf Mv(;ro=ry in hdnur of
the gallaut Cohvtfel of the First Uegl-
t^ent who died ftlr the cause that he
Ibved.
Aunt Dorothy : “How many Con)-
mandinenla are thsrr. Jolmn) .
Johnnr (glibly): ••Ten.”
Aunt Dorothy : “And now suppose
you a«rw to break one of tbrm *”
Johnny ' lenutivc y j: “Then
tkeve'd be ntne.” ,•
Mr*. I^mie K
John U,
Mr. II. I.
on Ir.Oav I
threw davt.
about six nuMt'li*.
Mr, VI. J. I’ate was e'erled Di*|trns#r
al lUrnnrll un Momiay,t*i•nci-ec.l Mr
W‘. II. Duncan, who bad rc«igurd be
cause of tils cindida-'}' fur the tdlics ol
Clerk of Court.
W o know notliuig almut sewing 10a
chine* anti are m»t ex|Ma a led to. But we
do know that Mr. D. B. William*, of
Blackville, t|oe« and therefore a»k our
lady reader*, one ami all, tt» give bis
advertisement a careful reading.
An editorial notice of a woman’s
grocery store read* as follow's: “Her
tomatoes are as red as her own cheeks,
her Indigo is as blue as her own' eyes,
and her popper as hot as her ow n tem
per.”
“Shall I play this pretty German
waltz for ytm she asked, as she ran
her fairy IFuger* ov -tr the ivory keys.
“No thank yon.” he replied ; “play an
Amt r can air. 1 do not understand
Gcrmttt.” ,
A Good Time Coming. It. will heat
tl^ Calvary barbecue and pic nieon
next Thursday, Kith Inst. Cap .J.M
Bolen is bent Upon making the affair a
brilliant success, 11ml all his good
neighbors are backing bint up man
fully.
Master Ben Dm vies reached his
eighth milestone oh Monday and cele
brated the occasion b.r feasting his
young friends tut delicious take* and
cream. Wc were also geoerotislv re-
meinberetl, and wish that our clever
yoUng friend may always be as good
and baudi»cti:c as he is now.
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Undwr medical advice Mr. Jf. J. Rate
left on Sunday to s|ientl a couple of
weeks in the North Carolina hills for
the benefit of his bealib, Which has not
been gotxl forxom** lime. During Rts
absence Mr. N_. ft. VV."Walker wllP act
in lii* stibail a* Clerk of the County
Board df Commissioners and of the
| County Board of Control.
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Tho annual pic nlc'
4 •sunds) School on la*t
well nigh as |ierfccf a*|
gfwid country and for
1 CMtid nvake lb N. bod*
' ble tit »|>*-ptic t*ould b.
w i.h Mu* «l«-lirit(ns 1|
1 spweWs of Her* T. F.
t UnREt-w 4ar» jnK a* g
of Oak Grove
Tbursday was
rood* people In n.
n g«MKl csuk
but an in. uia-
D
gsncralty by our l*rc«idcnt, Capt. G. K.
(lirt, hmuw we go home rejoicing whip
or no w hip. ’’f
Our query to be debated on at our
last leveling, July 4lh at 8 p. n*.,. was
Which is the greater pc»t to a commu
nity, a rogue ur a liar? Our Frc.-idcnt
being absent Mr.G. W.Jowers and J.
L. Birl were elected to act i'l bis place.
80 wben the hour came for the debate
all hand; were ready. Thot'e f*>r the
Atlirmative were:
Messrs. Dave llartzog, S A. Hair,
VV. C. Birt. J. S. Itirt and Monroe Birt.
Fob Nkuaiivk: Messrs. Willie
Minis, s. K.Caitcr, J. VV. Birt and C.
F. Carter.
1 Iil* judges a.« .mentioned above after
consultation decided in favor of the
Negative. \.
Thequery for our next meeting, Sat
urday July II, is, Resul veil' that, if A
plants a water melon seed on his <>w!i'
land and if it should run across the
line on H's land and .bear fruit tnut A
hanrperfeef right to the melon.
We extend our best wi-hes lo our
kind Llitornnd hop^lhnt ho may be
spared to head columns for many years
to come is the wish of tiffs scribe.
8. P. L.
Rev. T. 1*. .Lille will preach at' Long
Branch next Sunday and there will 11*
no service in the Barnwell Baptist
Church.
The new candidates in line tiff* week
are For the Logislatnie—lions. J. I).
Kinard a nil Jo*. >1.8kiuucr. For Au
ditor—( apt. 8. VV. ’Irotli and Capt. j
tV. R. Brabham.
Bi»hopCapers will preach and sd
minister the rile of 1*011 tir mat ion in the
Barnwell Episcopalchur< Ii this even
ing. 8crvice* w ill begin »t K.XO p. Hi.
Oh toinairow, at II..M) a. m., at
BlaClr'nne, lie Will voudut-r servlee *>f
con4ecr.ttri<9<)f church (mC uinlirina-
tion orraiMlhlates.'
Lands For Rent And Sale.
17.IKK) acres in UarnwellCo, K,<HH)at re*
'in Aiken Co, nlsoafcvv small farms in
Colleton auii Sumter Couiilic*. Par
ties desiring In Imv on good term*
(small cash payment and baluiici' on 5
years time) or to rent; will do well lo
call on, or w rite* ,
liATESA SIMMS.
, BarowoP
THE TAILOR-FIT CLOTHIER.
H. M. Graham,
A'l-roitMiJ V A.T' I j A \ V •
BAMBERG, 8. C.
Will give iff* lte»t »nU« litlon to all
business cutrnstid to Iffin.
Will practice in iff! Courts of tho
State and United Mates.
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•jr^iJr^s
, DEALER IN-x
New Home
-AND-
DOMESTIC
■
Q Siwiin* Machines,
Re* Mr.
‘hriallan
ever at Ini
4Bo Twni
ut«. Evan
rt». ba*
Ut ol lk<
-For Cash or on In*
trillion I handle the
ies.TVil* and Attach
-«la*a Repairing da
Dr it
Kxcbnnge for Old Mxehinea.—
• - m mm m
iew CIlMag—>Lmror I'rlcetl Mac Mix
d al! Sowing MschiAc*.
$10 REWARD {
I will pay the above reward f<»r the |
delivery to Captaiu ul t'liain (Jang on*;
e»ca|»'d convict naitic(| Bran Thomson.
8aid convict i* ulM>ut!Hii>r 35 year* old,
mulatto, w illi hi-av y inustaclie, 5 fret
I! Inches high, heavy set, -scar of pistol
shot wound in palm of - left ham!, two
buek.diot in breast, just under (lie *kin.
VV. T. CAVE,
County 8u|>crvUor«
Charles Zissett,
Impractical Watchmaker.
Fir-ff door soiitli of Brown House
Barnwell C. II., 8. C.,offers IffsservIcM
to the p-ihli*-.
An experience of upwards of forty
years-"Is tire- bi-st guarHtitee 'l.at h«
knows his husiuess ami will give saCa
faction in the iiUality of his wor and
the moderation of his chargee, ,
rerj Reliable time keepers for salo.
•ncliS u
- Winthrop College —
' Scliclarships.
Eai-h i-ounty i»f the State Is entitled
to as many scholdr«iiips 1n the Win*
throp College at Roek Hill av it lias
rei»resi‘iitatives in tbe House of Repre
sentatives.
" Tliese scbolarshlfw will be awarded
upon a eonip«'tltlve examination to Im-
behl at tho CoUnty Court House on
July .'iOih, s*'li a. Iti.
Applicant* tpust lx- not )r>» than Ilf-
tccu tfnrs of age an«l inu»l Imve a itimmI
know ie<lge el tho eoiutuoit school
P
.11 51 am R)43 put
. 6 2D afll
. 7 1)8 am
. 7 45 am
814 am
3 28 pm
4 07 pus
l.v 1 harlr*u<n 7 10 am ft )
Bramhvllle ft 13 am 7 5»» |
Itauibqrg ft 41 am 8 19 pak
Denmark.. . .. 9 52 am 8 SI pm
BlackviUe.. 10 10 am ft 50 pm
WiM.i.u. lo .'7 am • 10 pm'
Aiken 11 Oft am b 57 pmi
Ar Augu»;a ■
l.v Augusta ....
Aiken
W illlston. .j.',
lllackvillw 8 14 an) 3 U3 pm ‘
Dcuinark. 8 18 am ft 17 pm .
Uauthcrg 8 31 am 5 29 pm
Hrauchville 9 UO am (i 10 pm '
ArCbarlestor ...11 00 am 8 M) pot '
FAST r.XPKKSS AVOCSTA AXD W ASU1KU*
. TOW.
Connection via Denmark and A. C. L.
Lv Augusta ..-ft 25pm.
l.v Aiken..* r.-fr.^.05 pm,
Ar Denmark...,.^ -4 12pm
Lv Denmark 6 25pm
Ltj Aiken 7 28 inn
Ar Augusta 8 lo amt
OAII.V KXCKI-T SUNDAY.
Lv Camden8 45 am 2 25 pm'
('aim ten J unction. U .'18 ani 3 55 pfti t
Ar Kingvi'le lOlOatu 4 35pm
Lv Kingville , 10 25 aip. ♦» ‘VV pm,
Camden Junction 10 55 am rt 10 pro,,
Ar Caihden. ..11 53 pm 8 15 an)
Connkctions : Clyde J.ine, Cbarlne-
ton; C. M. K, It.. BlackviUe- F.C.4
I’. R R., Denmark ” Ga. R.t*., Angus
la; Southern Ry., Columbia.' i
Cdnncctbu) to and Irom AllatUA Brill
tlirough Wagner Falxes tar Bit
Simper.
L. A. EMERSON.Traffie Manager.
E. 8. BOW KN, Gwiieral Manager.
General Office: Charleston, 8. C.
br’a.icht
Tlw rxj
! exeenl f>
•ti'**.
nib
| loi
se* «>f attendance do not
a month fur lioard, Inr-
beat, li^lit and * ashing,
r uiformalidn and a rata* '
f. B. ELLIS, Jr«
Surveyor and Civil Et,
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Special
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drainage.
• A foMal card addi
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