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The Barnwell People Elm or MJBSCftlFTlOX. Ir Ad , p«r Annam $1,M On ▼Ime. t i THURSDAY, OCIOBER S, 189«. TIm nextM»ul«roon»«ino1c*tU!in of Ufmy Lodge No. LI A.-. r.VM.v will bn hVM tfct tilt u<w VlmtioricTeii) V pie (d Barnwell upon lOtb day of October, IM, the tame belugtbe dad Bat nrday lu Mid month, begionlug at “High twelve.” By order of W.*. M.*. E. C. Fxjkmak. BeareUrr. CATARRH CAXIOT BE i'CREB With liOCAL APPLICATIONS, at they cannot reach the seat of the dta- eaae. Catarrh U a blood or constitu tional disease, and In order to cure It you must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucttus surfaces, ball’s Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in tbla coun try for years, snd is a regular prescrip tion. It is composed of the beat tonics -known, combined with best blood puri fiers, acting directly on the mucous surface. The perfect combination of the two Ingredienta la what produces such wonderful results In curing Ca tarrh. Bend for testimonials, free. F.J.CHENEY A CO., > Toledo, O. aid by Druggists, 73c. FOR BALE. Second Hand Cane Hill, C, *' » " bates a CHEAP. SIMMS. IX THREE MiLE > , — Between It aad 1 n’elnek on Satur day some hardened rogue took advan tage of the abeenee of Mr. J. C. Kinard and family from home, enured the res- Id*nee through a window and broke open a side Board tram which he took right dollars In sseney Several trank* were broken lose end re ling has keen ml-eed r •f Mr Etaard offeis a ward of |S3 fee the street of the hmaker, with proof to eoavtet. ALLENDALE NKWg Willie Bealeod, WltHe Googo ■awls — New moon Tuesday at • p. m. Ruhrrlhers were very good to ns on Monday. Dlapensary tales on Monday amount ed to 265.00. Major Jeff Warren was np from Hampton on Monday. Halooit P. Green Esq., of Colombia, was in town on Monday. Julius P. Youmsns Esq., was up from Hampton Monday. ^ Mr. F. I,. Burckhalter left on Tues day for Vinlta, Indian Ter. / Mr. J. Lawton Ellis, of Baldoc, paid us a plca-ant call on Friday. The procession of cotton seed wagons to the Oil Mill grows thicker. The chain gang moved yesterday from the New to Holman’s Bridge. The Barnwell Graded School opened on Monday with 102 pupils present'. George G. Thompson. Esq., of Flor ence, was In town on Thursday. Clerk W. Gilmore 81mm* continue* to make happy progress toward uew health. Dr. N. K. Kirkland has, we are glhd to report* recovered from Illness. Dabney Pate returned from Virginia last weak and again beautiles Thk Pro- plr office. The Republican Ratification meeting on Saturday next will be largely at tended. ( Mr. R. K. KUUngswortb and Joseph Erwin E»q.,o( Erwinton, were lu town on Friday. The msnv friend* of Tept. J. C. W|*e were delighted te sqe him In towu on Tiidday. 4 Ml** Lillie Coeper. of Denmark, •pent Renday in Barnwell, the guest of Mrs. Molair. In all my long experience in mercantile Blackville, covering a period of 35 £ h&Ye never belbi e ye^ra, be censo well prepared to give perfect and unapproachable service to all^ old customers and all new friends. My Stocks in all lines are larger and more complete than any I have ever carried, and my prices are cheaper than the oldest people of this genera tion have ever seen matched. Scarce dollars mako cheap goods, and none of the liv ing are likely to ever again Hiich a miivcTBat epidem ic of low prices. . After the Election Everything w’ilf—go up, and prudent people will buy nil that they need be foie November and higher prices come. And BrownV n the place to hny goods cheapest and sell cotton and all coun try produce at tip top roark- wm mi«m**f»md In town l‘t prices. THAT WE REM, Rambler Bicycles, Bjt do yon know that thorough- Hferofo Kepair and Electro ^ “7 Plating Plant? > • -4. Send us your Bloyclu for CU aning up and putting In order. Whether It Is the we also have a ly equipped— simplest or most rtlffioutt Job we v III phtlttn first otts* shape for you, and save you delayand High Express Charges to the Factory. We not only expect to Interest Bicyclists in this advertisement, but have some thing to tell people,and most especially families, that have plated ware that la worn off. We can replate equal and In some Instanoes superior to new. If you have work that you want done and wish to see the quality of work before send ing to us mall us a small pleee and we will plate it FREE. We plate Table- ware, Watches, Jewelry and any and every tbhig that can be plated and too numerous to be mentioned here. Write us for prices and any other Information you desire, Carolina Electro Plating Works, W.M.<5AP'VW,J/tepa§efr= Messr* W. O. Davis, 1. Dunbarton on sain rday by W. Rountree. The ftavnuueh rtvu* U ferdehle In I many piece* iteeg the WmIovo border el the eounly. Qon. F. M. Bamberg wes In tewn | m y good*. BNCertAill and you will You are IvjVited Mont cordially to call. •‘IkerHe HUr* Mod vine Dmnletra In I a^^ml Haiti m-re, Imwte O'Bryea aa4 trim* smsUne best a—e. l*eraegiM ta Mke aM*C«raNuaOn*- Mr. W a H. Barahhelier Wfi am T let# end several ether bright AOaudela 4,. fe* AUeat*. to omeod the Cel Ude wtH e«m* Clemmi te Jemeery. [•< Vw^oey ef that my Mias Uaede Mar era rasarasd la Au- gwem a#mv e sWH ef twe hrlght ■ eehs. Mr. W. E her%**mi iht* mweehlp. e gawd eod high kneed sStteea, Mas-vOav eMka. eg *4 ehow* ee year* A wtAse end eneraul ehOd Mm. V ehareh ee hanardsy •■- i« *•» T I* I td* m Me e» year. his hgurae nod as hy Nee thsh. ssmeh mi try a* aM Mat Bast* M - - V ill having *c- fur« <i nargaina, leaving mr contented in having served joo well and myself a little. Good Groceries* All my ntaplc and taney groceries are of the lieut qualities to be found in any ^mertcan market. Special attention is asked to the Plottre of the llallidav Mil ling Co., of Cairo, lllinoia* the in ret ever brought to this County. I have handled them for years, have nev- had a barrel returned or R complaint matte. Choice CloUiliig, -DEALER IN- New Home —AMD— U-J DOMESTIC Q Sewing Machines ! IlSTEl’S SALE. Statr or Boctb Caromhs. I Covriv or Bsrmwblm The Bank nf Allendale, Plaintiff, agnlnst John P. Gray and ib« Klr»t National Bank of rhariraton. Defend- anta. FORECLOhURK. BY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL order to urn directed Ip the above en titled cause t urlH Mil at Barnwell, tw front of the Court House, ah Monday, the second day of November, 1696, it being salesday in aald month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real property t All that tract of land In Barnwell County, said Bute, In Bull Pond Town ship, conulolng ihree hundred ocr.», and bounded bv land* of J. P. Gray, P.' O. Wood and M. D. Rouse. ALSO " All that tract of land lying and be ing In the County of Hampton and said State, containing Nine Hundred and Five Acre*, bounded on the North by land* of John P. Gray and the esute of Jacob A. Gray, Ka«t by lands of K. H. Forrester and Jooeph 8. Brunson, being the lands purchased by JobnP Gray from ('.J. Gray anA'li. A.ftrsy on the day of — A. I>.. 188*. Terms Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. A. HOWARD PATTERSON. Master. Master’s Office October 7,1888. CRAMAN KAU MASTER’S SALE. £1 Plaintiff*, T# Mew, Btstr or Bocrif Csaouw Cocntt or Barmwkll. M. Ferst’a Bone A Co. against Jones 11. C, All and W. Aiken PulsiMletMe. FOREfriXNirRR. BY VIRTU E of e decretal me directed In the ah»ve entitled ea I will rail et Barnwell, In front of the Court Hawae. on Mondnv, the lad day •f K a vent her ISM, It being ssleedar In •aid month, within th* legal boom nf •ale, the folinnlng deecrlbed rani ee- Greenwood, Western Railway, LEASING AND OPERATIN Carolina Midland R’y. Uke effect at 11.01 A. X. dev, June 80th 1886. *1 -I tO K n li TBth Mert4l*a Time. All that plera. par-el nr tract nf land la Barnwell Conntv. atote nf < araline. In Mali Pnnd Tewnehlp aad 1 enatoia Tnenty eight hundred •sfnltnws: North hy land* of D. Borne and 8. A. On****. Nnoth hr Mrs hirbland Inodef D I •TATIOKB. •a. u.i sis* Lv S O *•—Or In Ranlkaage far Old Mi loO'I’IMIne I K«n<t • MraUI**. I HI* • -4 A« rir*S-ele*e Mopeirtag y*!.—Omagmura mi ImwwuXQmmmMm Far Prtra* nod Par«a*nlnrs«ollnan* art PtMT orFICR® Jelytam I and Mew C eor nod all aciLDixo, rail road avrrl’1. Mmoe—lone* Prlmd Machine hawing Mrahlnee. 11 rapli** *||| he ■ BLACRVILL, RC lag plneef gee pSaodfnl eod A stray harm ea* taken np to nor Soon toot waeh. The sonar son get It hr applrtag in J. M. Heir. Dr. J. M. Mm 1 to'* gin bao** com* noer being baret eae dey lo*t neek A Bra about 80 lb* of heads by bard ■at The ABOUT SCHOOLS. A venr ev ee ago Huts (toperlnued- public staie- Itoet Beni well we* taking morn Internet and making mom prograos In publlt school Imprwvnmeot than any other county la toe ittot*. The forth- coming report of Couatf Sehool Com- mi**loner HelRngar will show that In- temtln -decsNon Is ioereeslng. He perfected last year the organisation ol eight Special Me bool DUtrlct* and has done veil) better thl* year, twetre her- 'Ing been established, making a total of twenty during the two years of his term. In nearly every one of them apeelai Districts an extra tax la ierled which keepa the schools open longer, to the advantage of both teacher and pupils. The schools baying the longer termsar« sought by teachers of best qualMeatloa and experience, and in Addition to receiving better Instruc tion the pnplis get more of K. If the present rate of progress is kept'up all the schools ef Barnwell Connty will in a few years he epee for at least half the y*ar. BYE REMARKS. The failure of the grata and pea crops will moke cattle food scarce and dear the oomlag Fall and Winter. A good rye patch will help the cause vastly. This month is t good time for sowing. Damp lands, rich In nitrog- enous matter, will produce a rank growth «f straw and yield a larger anannnf of forage than light, dry and , high land, which Is best adapted to the production of grain. While many peo ple use too much rye in dlstllltd form few give enough attention to It as a Reid crop. It stands extreme seasons better than any other grain grown in this latitude, and la free from the dis- eases that attack tenderer grains. Early in the eentury Barnwell raised rye was the favorite seed tor planting on the rieh Thames Balds In England Col. Overstreet, who settled the Wood lands plantation below Midway used to plant several hundred acres In rye to supplv the English cousins with seed nnd always get a gtlt edged price for It. It used to he thought that only a few raised to the acre, hat iw a good fixed lot oe Farmer La ’s Haltsahaiebte pleee, that U C FHeese*. mi A Ilea dele. I# ee •it*»*» a* 1 ns f's*>ris is ry« ferae* ■*»*p. Me has ech os 81 Brawn and Marie to Wrahlngutn, 6a., Klira te the UModai aad S. H, Brawn gbboapato, h.~ Vwere *dapar- u school last wrak. Greenville enlove the dlstlnetlou. sech ee It te, of nevlog urgaais*! th* ■ rst As*latent Republican Clnb In tha mete. It started with 4& members snd will probably stop In the Republi can! p. The Lilly White Republicans met In convention at Aiken last wrak and tMimlnatnd C. W. Anness, white, for (’oograss from the Second District. The black sod tans had prevleusly put up B. I*. Chatfleld. Richmond Brown, the last of the old time colored men nf Barnwell, died on Thursday night aged »S years, fa his last lllne«s his needs were looked after and supplied by tbe children and grand children of his old owner. The Registration Books were closed on 8sturdsy p. m. for this year. The 8u^erviwirs weie diligent and all had ample tiiwe and opportunity to apply. Th* enrollment of voters Is about ss follows: Whites 3.800; Colored 250; Total 4,060. The Fort Royal and Angusta Rall- was turned over Saturday midnight to Thomas A Ryan, recent purchasers. It will he run In connection with tbe|y other road from Augusta to Spartan burg and under the same officials. The Mallory line of steamers will be run between Port Royal and New York, and the K. R new people will try to build up that splendid seaport. Mrs.Tobias Fail, dauxbter of Mr. R. R. Tucker, died on Wednesday of Iasi week, leaving a devoted husband and mveral children, one an infant two months of age, to miss And mourn her loss. She was caught In tbe storm Tuesday afternoon and from tbe ex posure contracted pneumonia, which resuHAj lu her death. She was a con sistent member of Friendship Baptist church. Comptroller General Norton came to Barnwell as appointed to witness the annual sett)eta ent between the Treas urer and Auditor, but hla appoint ments at Walterboro and Beaufort compelled him to leave before It was completed. He will return as soon as other engagements will allow him time. Under Che new Constitution be has un til January to make oni hla report end therefore takes his work more leisure ly thee be could under tbe old. QUID RIDRSf We don't know. But If we Par l*ur|MMM-a 1 am llraidquArtrrn lor everybody, carrying an imrartukr eftocli to fit tbe tMtohll boy of four to the grown man wbo wear* Nob. •tdi. Ovrr-roatB in henrv and ef light weight* in large varie ty and I’nderwear for tbou- Mndn. Shirt* made tft order. All the new atylea and bent make* of Hat* for the little and the large. For the Farip- White Hickory Wagona arc the best mnde. I kcej them in one home and larger nizes, alno Buggies of all dc- ncriptioiM. liarnesn, Sad dlen and all kiudn of Farm Hardware and ImplcmcnU. Hiappy Hoipes* Furniture for all houachold purposes, Blankets for 'win try days and nights and a large supply of the many lit tle things tnat go to lighten household cares and to make life ing. Cash ai)d coqipe* titioi). For spot cash I will guar antee prices and meet com petition by anybody, any where, on either side of Mason & Dixon’s Line. > ■ >■ . _ Gottoi) Waited* Highest cash prices paid for cotton and all country produce. Last, Not Least. For the Fair Sex superb stocks of Dress and Dry Goods, r and everything needed for feminine use or adornment, all the Standards and favorites IB well as la test novelties. and labors worth liv- Final Disclurfe. Battan Is lhs*sh> gtvwi lUoi dra*«Mnu will ik* Ms >**ai • WU T fa Wran* lUq . r*<as mf Oat*, to Anya alto* doss, a* gaardlqn mi w arran A ■4*nn*. danumd, and nsA V* Ltotora Dtouttranvy. to*. I. MHk W. R.OWRMa Tlotice to Tudca Th* < <M*aif Bra*d of IdnsnMan wilt >raA at B*raw«|i Fitdny H* a. ■* . Ora IdsB. Ira (Ba *t«j*i***tt* •• of sppllcnau fra wMi* taorWra rarUSradra iM o«*i Jay f«f —l-rad 1** L.N aCrXlNURR, tv) nrh (dsn. B. C. Report of Town Tressur- er for 1895-96 Ratal pv*. Huluura fram lost repurt ,. 41 to I.tueaeie ... 74*An ^ itotoR ... IMto Rent ml ((pare Naum end sen res VMM 'w,p»ma«l Tex ........... Ito.to Rral end PvreuaalTex . . lin? 10 l>t*l*Ni*ery.. ... *01 JO Burrawed. «*ux> Total ... ./J. . BlPto-to Ktrxxotvrxw SalsrIra Marsha's anti Trvasnrar K5.UA Malntansnva. Mrrau, Hrldgra, and I Mtahrs . 313.20 HtstloMry and printing I8.du fraipoii* on Bonds S83.<4) WnrknnO|i«ra House 48.33 Maintenance of Horse 80.75 Light* 81.25 Insurant* 120.00 Freight* 20.02 First payment on Krad Machine 50.00 Malnteuanra Artesian Well . 30.00 Loan and interest repaid .*. 208.00 Miscellaneous 29 36 Cash on Hand Std.iS Total »3190.95 Respectfully buhniittted, C. J. Hay. Treasu.'erTown of Barnwell. c. The Horse Man, _WILL HAVE IN E of fine Monday 12th October. Give him a call, Baltimore! tasssii Bargains in Barnwtil The new broom sweeps tora«a*f«ra*•■« clem and the BALDMORE BARGAIN HOUSE offers to l ^ a the people of Him well County full stocks of Clothing, iTlo? »»• Halt, Shoes, and Cents T-vonmi.. cash Furnishing Goode at prices' that cannot be matched for L* cannot be matched cheapness and goodness in any othef town or city in South Carolina or Georria. We buy in the best markets. We pay cash and we sell fot cash. Good customers do nor have to pay more to make up the losses that credit mer chants suffer through people who promise to pay and forget to do so. -BALTIMORE BARGAIN- HOUSE Main Street, Barnwell, S. C. —First Door West of— Ryan’s. J COHEN, laoager. A. MOW AAD PATrRRMOM, Rmw Or*. TU. I to* Moi* mi rttMUh r srall**. Bara wait taaaiy D. F. Maura, Jr, oral W. O. Gw parlour* under IB* tnw ■worn A Hlrray, Plwiwtlffs, <* against J. H. W. (Maltaat al D*f*n<lsnU. FOBRCLOSIBE. T. B. ELUS, Jr, Surveyor and Civil Engineet Special Attention given to the com po tation of water-powers, leveling aal drainage. A postal card addressed to me at Mar tin, 8. C., will receive prompt- atten tion. octl-gO )y, Wanted A Good, Cheap Mltob —Cow. Apply to “C, u Pxort.x Omcx. BRITTON S BOOK STORE, BARNWELL, S. C, - Is established to Mill a long felt want,” and offers School Books. Hiatus, Paper, Envelopes, 1’enHls, Bibles,Testamenu, Re.. Ac., 4c.. to cosh paying custom ers. Will order any book or magaslce published. Chaptoau’s History Hu. Carolina, Tie. TarbetTs Grammars, Nu. 1.40. No. 2 It Wentworth’s Algebras, 91.12. Will he glad to see and serve all lu owed of anything In my lira orUI-tf W.O. BUTTON, Thu Buruwull Bunk Mao. IlSTErS SILL 1 " Rlnwy, lOtonuC BY VIRTUKnf a ducretal order to me directed In the above sntULud cause, I will rail at Barnwel', In front of the Court House, on Monday, the 2d day ef Novemher |HM It being saleadar In said month,Ns I thin the legal hours of sale the following deserihed reel estate: All that piece, parcel or tract of land, lying and being lu the County end Mate aforraald, bounded as follows, to ll: On tha North by lands of O. M. Brant; on the East by lands nf J. W. Jenr.y; on the .South by lands of E H. Roberta and on th# West by lands of G M. Brant, and containing one hundred and seventy-tl ve acres more or le**. Terms Cash, Purcbaaer to pay for pa pers. A. HOWARD PATTERSON, Master. MASTER’S SALE. Htstk or Hoont Cskolina, I Barnwell County.) 8. G. Mayfield, Plaintiff, against N. P. Murdaugh, E. A. Miirdaugli and F. M. Bamberg. Defendants. FORECLOSURE. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to me directed In the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, In front of the Court House, on Monday, the 2nd day of November 189(1, it being salesday in said month, within tbe legal hours of sale the following described rea) estate: A certain piece, parcel or tract of land containing 664 acres, more or leva. In Three Mile Township, bounded on the North by J. W. Bishop and L. M. Bishop, South by E. M. hioard, East by Miles Warren an jJ. W. Fender and West by togi'ftwf J. F. Copeland. H. Copeland and D. C. Cwpeiaud, being the somotaM conveyed to raid N. P. Murdaugh by hie father. Terms cash. Purahneev to'pay f-r y*, A. HOWARD PATTERSON. ■ i T tnpa. CABOURAR OlopulA R.R.I OBJ Lv G a. r n A 8*6 •CRRDL’LB. /•and. T to am fitopto T to sue • to nto • to am Storan BraMrhvtlte . RmwwvIIIu .. Orunguhwrg US. Metthawe Fort Mntse .. Klngvllle ... Ar< olumhia ... Lviulumhlu.... 7 90 am 4 88 Klngvllle ... 7Mam 444 Fort Motto .. 7 97 am Hi. 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