The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 11, 1897, Image 3
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Aj- llarintMi) Ixxltfv No. I7A.'. F.M.'.
jCJT will h>'!<laithr I<iii
fyr\ p*t< In H*rnwrl! u|m>i>HUIi «U) wt
M*n-h tlu- Mme Iwlnir th« Xml t*at
pnj«i la mu4 moiitli, begluulug at “Hl({li
ay ordarof W.*. M.\
. K. C. Fi’kiiam. Sscretnrf.
l»ove hunters had guod HjMirt (his
Season.
C(H. I,. W. Younians was m town on
Tuesday.
tol. rifu kney Brown, of Belfast, was
in t'lwiuou Saturday.’ .
Superintendent Walker of the Caro
lina Midland was in town Monday.
Charles CarroJI.Sim ms K*q. returned
on Friday Irom a vi it to Mew York.
~Our veteran fi itlt prophet lns(«tsth:
peaches are never all killed fn March.;
, (jov. fi ierbe has appointed I*. M.
Kinsey of j.liU County Fish I’atrol for
Kdisto Itiver. T
Some farmers are hustling to get
feady Co kejrin cottnu planting in the
fatter part ot this month.
C. Fred Molair returned on Monday
from a most enjoyable week’* outing in
(Vasbihgton and vicinity.
Two »lgn« of betieFUme* ire to he
fluted, the c(rcus in the up country and
the book agent «t«rywLere.
Chi. 1'.' M. Wnrd Receiver of (lie I
l«r.*ennouU, Aihter-on and Wrsteru
Railroad, is in Ion* this wrelCT“
J. S. Mls*on siwi'amity ha«<
IftaM Atlmdohi <« t. ba/maSw i
f HR 0t% At oRoMtiw*
Tim Rnfe% Toamod t •»#! ••
RanRaf, olih all the aRhrtsla ttl *w»*e
plam4 AM grand fa»e»* awemar^d ►
Mi mil. Rr sr f. Rnlhm.nf Rntsto.
wa* i banen F»*mmaa.
Jadgo Tawneond eharge.l'ha CJrand
Jnnr at toefih. iM* hoinf *sd dm* la*m,
aspialnlng the weighty dotma and ro*
a|Mto*ll>illlles mating npon that limit,
and I he manner In which thorn dnstea
•lionld be dhcharged ahtf f agwnrlWI-
•ilea met In the Inirreat of law and or
der and good government.
TUCK MM.*
Tlir Grand Jury has found True Bill*
agwiuat the following defendants, on
charges apeclfled:
Steven Harley—AssauU and Battery
with intent to kill.
Solomon New ton—Murder.
Isaac Butler—Assault and Battery
with intent to till.
Hugh Scott—Murder.
Cornelius Dynibar—Barreny of live
stock and using'mule witliout consent
of Owner.. '
Alfred Gray—Murder.
Antony Sc«tt—Assault artd Battery
w ith intaat to ki'l.
Kcl'y L)avis and Preston l)avis—Bur-
iary and Larceny.
~ CA^KR OTsroano t+R,
Joseph F. Brain—tiuilry of Asia nit
of a liigli un'd'aggravated nature.
Ste\en Harley—GitIItv of Assault
and battery of a high and aggravated
nature.* f
Isaac WHler—Guilty of Assault and
Battery'ijhrh intent hi kill.
Wesley Corley pleaded guilty to
court of larceny.
Anthony Scutt was found guilty of
assault and battery of a high and ag
gravated nature.
It. 'A. Mct’wthmgh, eharged with ar
son. wastdiacharged on his own recog-
nia *mc without day
|s«iah hears,- was put on trial Tues-
day Vor a *rr«*i«<! lime oft ili«* cbar|(r of
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t np an lwierr«l In ths
eww-r an«l In wdlelt rep.
re«en'aif"ii In the nest imnveiilhm
which etinvniea at iSenmar. In HW7.
Pursuant in the ah»»v# rvsulutinn I
have made (he following appoint-
meiita:
Allendale-^A. L. Youmana.
Bpll Rond—J-W. Keel. ^
( Ualdoo—Gaston Ftirse.
lien nett Spiings—A nsil Myers.
Kichlaml—W. W. Green.
Four Mile—James J. Green.
Rosemary—C. K. Kdenfleld.
Willistoii—F X.K. Bailey,
filnckvllle—George Boy lesion.
George’* Creek —W. T.f'ave.
Great Cypress—K R. Grayson.
Ituford's Bridge—Richard Morris.
Three Mile—J. H. Kiuard.
Fi»h Pond—J. (J. Smoak.
Midway—M. W. Hughes.
Bamberg—Or. J. B. Black.—
- — t>>wam<,re—Julni-I .one.....
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Red Oak—i>r. Robert Harley.
The above named appointees will
coinuiuiiicMte with meat once giving
1*. O. address in urdec jliat l may coop
erate w ltli you iii the work,— ——*
a * and oblige,
Frank II.Creech,
l*. I. 8.8. C.
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>V 11.LISTON XKW.H.
A Branch of the >, 'a ionsl Benevolent
f j-aj»n was organised on the fd hi*',
wiih fortv charter mem*>er*. The oftt-
e«rr* elect are:
f*a«t f‘re»Ment A. Owens.
I'rvaid* nt—T. O. Brown.
Vice-Probh-nt—W.C. >m‘th.
( nwusetbtf-^A. t«. Malihcw*.
R.
H.
It.
Bennett Spring*—J. B v ltate«,
Owen*, T. H. Harley.
Baldoc-.Oweii Harden, A. H. Laaar,
W. w, Harder> 7
Four -Mlle-L. A. Buah. Richard
Miller, T, K. •’iirner, \
Fiah Pond—J. IL-Fender, J. F.
Stoke*, W. Y. smoak.
Great ( ypress—J. T. Hogg, K'lwin
Haxel. K L. Sanders.
Georges Creek—Green ,Morii*,T. A.
Hutto, J 8. Still Sr.
Midway—J. W. Hill, N. 7.. Felder.
Red Oak-G. P. Mims, C. U. I.ang-
lev, J. M-Snelllng Sr.
Richland—W. W. Green, Wm II O*-
waUL I- IV- Rountree.
Rose:n»ry—W. P. Hair, 0. E. Eden-
field, v 'ainuel Grubbs.
Sycamore—W. T. Harley, John Cone,
irrw
TTenrr
Hicrs, W. W.
W. J.
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fteereiary
Trraawm
t ••llei O-r-
fMeerlor
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— H. Mai
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Green.
Prwtbn
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Three Mile—G. W
( arter, (J. Keiidhr.
WIHUuJu—Si. G. Matthews,
Maihis, H. All.
Bull Pond—J. A. Hayes, J. O. Brtm-
sui, J. I». Box. ’
Gov. Kllerhe’s appointuiciits for this
county are as foPow *:
Treasurer—A. F. Free.
Auditor—U. O Riley.
Ma. iau-ate*: J M. Iticklnsoa, Ram-
heegt-Ar XLL a Haw, Altentlale: tV G.
Ray, Itelnnark; J. M. Hair. H illUton;
A. P, tt,*Mtward, lllackville; It. C.
Holnian, Rsrnwet : J. F G»Hi»e*, (Mar;
A. P. Kmoak, Fi*h Pon<l and Mldwav;
I*. S. Itunhw, Four M|le;G M Holly,
Red Oak.
Super*isnra of Reglairallon: B. J
Hammet,4*. R. stan**ll
« k it« ,.r ■ i «»• »»«*
rrv.tx
than fiv c
mially, IHm is an
vr»*.tr ant! can be
Then rteep Nglt Hi
fwrm inem rw»l«le
kfn r
of lies month, a id nesi In the c»mn
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Celehrate'l for Its yr-at I' aventmr atrenirth
and lieallhlulneNS. Assure* Ike fysl acauist
sluinandidl forms of athrieralion enkuimn
t'* Ihv elkeap lirnnds. ItOYAf. KAKING
POWDKB ru.. NK.V YORK.
TIIR I'
ARY Bl hi!
EVKRY-DaY PinLOSOPflY.
l “ • ' " 4.
When weariness wl:h lifemv spirit fill*
Wlmu deep ill*glint eotisuhie* • me
* « Ith mv
I draw some comfort from thkffil? •
I havn’t
To find th it fortune at your coming
tiles.
To be bankrupt In health, In fame.
In i*hr*e„
Is had enough; hut I id»ilo*npl»l*e.
It might Ik* worse.
Inres«antlv we ma‘ e a yrest-iMh*,
The mouih’Nf mlserr.a w bleagaiie:
But happier we. I fa nee, (f we knew
■ Rrliwi ww eacapa.
The rv.mmon woes «»f life are bad
enough, *
- Misfortunes fal! •• es*V a* • l*e tb-w
And. *till, lor everr morning steak
tbsl’s i/iigb.
There might he two
Tjl* one |a sick: his wayward fate
L— .... ,r|e** M *t
Against the lewrh. 'the rwlwswel, the
- «.
Ii.t to *p . ar I
below the i«m|L— _ . ,
• i-eatw t»* t •ke op I Tactical «'\|>rnmcnt»
'i. r bama Mxprrimcnt
The plumped check «hwt ha* ever In... conclusively that UlC
a r«*ae will aimn wrinkle nmlei t o* ti'r *t *
of thl«4igly gum «he wing bablt A» '
to wbeihrr siiin chew ing *abl« illge*' i i i ms — - -— — ^ ”
ion, or I* go<Ml for the tl ro«», I am > • t
lirgnlng. Any girl that doubt* I he i a-j
M'ifion mav ••kmanlt her mirror or the j ‘ , . '
faces of her iiiui tmiti trim is ” will prevent that oreaded
di sr.isc. - ——
Af .itxsM IN»«a»b—dw ovwk* M fc» as* by artealr
I
Why will yon buy hitter.-, nsilsea'lng ,
••onic* wben Grotes Tuateleia rblll
Your druggist' Is author tiled t** rufnnd
tbe money in evety case w here it falls
to cure. Price • •> cent*.
V
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auii (res lu sny f.itM- r Is Anco. a wfc<» willl
CKRMAN KAid WORKS,
k- ' Na**sa fa., N«w Yadu
To Tfe lif
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V 1
pari)We)l CoUi|ii)^
We fire prepared to offer to the plantOT^
of itarnwrcil Comity
TWO THOUSAND TOMS
—-OK
Stamford and Hiife
I Fntilim
We will pwl wp •pevtwl ml * twees mt
Chill & Fever Tonic, i c«nw stN lui, km an um
No tuff No Pay. Are the very bewt
• alt far yw»» lb ewwae If H tails w» t the g» ■ fi* we eRvt will he pwee amtf
'.IT Cumtfrt \uIivsm Ml
FROG POND
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BICYCLES.
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BICYCLES*
the fT-imie
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tRfmre i
t-apt /. •*'. f^nra*irr went from
l k ,srAd»n to Gmtrgn'a ('reek ehur* h im
Paiurday. Ketkirnleg tbr Itorac wa*
frtghlrned by a dog running U> I be
road, *Urtcd »uddenlv and ran some
*11 -lance, t apt. Lancaster wa* lliiown
feom hi- buggy and painfully ruined,
fie i* being taken excellent caYe of at* i
Mr. C. M. Ilntwning's. The doctor |*
lliluks bia it juries are ntktseiiou* and
Ala in tny Barnwell IriemL hotke t*> -ee
Iiiui homeagntn soon, safe abd «»uml.
THE PYTUI.V.YS:
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KChs w
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la sd Elk.. 1
Tl ill ImT dil
ssiow* la a fs
I* to take
INNMI IM •bl*T|lNNRRF
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•all way T
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Rvrswoll
rwliHfC. II *mf
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tin if
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f
rsgus was
. liAr^w ha Idriirfal
ni4tl«* nii
Monday ihei
<ili bi
Messr* 11 .
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At a regular convention of Barnwell
I.o<lge No. 16 K. of P,, held on the night
rtf the fitli Inst., a niianiiii'Mis vote of
thank* was extended to the Auxiliary J
Committee of lad es who so ablv anil
well assisted the coirihiittee of If nights
fn arranging the Anniversary Banquet
rtn Feby. 26th. On motion it was re-
itolved, That the thanks of the Lodge
be extended to the ladies through the
cduitty papers.
t.dit6r Pioplt: ,
. • ' ’ ' ' S' rn. ■
Allow me to urge the |>eopte of Bam-
herg County to remeuilter Capt. i f B.
Hunter, of Fish Pond Township, I lithe
« rlmary electltt.t on ni*rft raturday.
ihUeall the candihate* are wurihy
gentlemen there are none more deserv
ing and competent than this true and
~~tnetfwnrt ^w-eH- approved clHaewr
peai-Fand war he hdaever txTn at the
front wben called upon, and ho man
Baa mw' e greater •werirtcea for (Mato
and count-y. I>rt us remembor hi*
ibcord aad honor oursolroa by elortlng
4. R. Mo*>mr first whortff of Romberg
pnoMjr wo Mwtawlai woat. MIs sorvlcwa
w 4 •ocrfgrw* entitle Mm hr owf vo’ao
Kofi wo give (Wm R* Mm.
014 flmMbve. *
Ai the Election held on last Friday
there wa* a levy of Ej mill* voted fur
the Klkn School IMrtrb t.
Our school i- iKiw under the manage
ment of M I** I lafsy tiri'en, Prlin'lpal,
an I Mr*. M. K f.iijib'iclr, As-f-tant.
Sergeant N. II. Stanaell ha* been
|tt!ie -ick since hii return after the ad
journment of (he Legislature last week,
but id row convalescent.
The firm Af Messrs Green ,4 < tansell
have sold to date 'LVItoti* of fertiliser*
and ate still selling. They are twy
\ l erV pbpuluf young men and bid fair
to be the. leading merchant* of Ban'T
well county.
r*. C v l». Green is ftpending some
time in A.igusta w ith her motlier.
DOWN SAI/l’KEHATCH I E.
The .•>H,idy Grove school dosed ort'
the’.'•III inst. and I ahi at hrtinV now in
Bamberg County. The first man I
spoke to w hen I got home was a candi
date's
S here.area great many kinds of abi-
5 in the country, but I heard that a
man burned oft a new ground th« other
day and dCArnyad ftome of them. Af
ter the Are a saw mill ingn found rliroe
taking It frog 'fafthion umhr some
hoards and.he supimsed they were run-
fling for sherilT, a* lie had not seen any
■ of Hie in riding around Hurrah for
D* fbuaiwrg cmuuv ami thw ca»Jlitll-A|e* i.
he I 1 atieuded a BiM-iahle at Mr. II, C. J
Brabham’s on the }7tb nR. There was ]
a Urge crowd wf beautiful young ladle*
and fine looking young m#w premul
aad they *eMoe«J P> enjoy tRernmlsw*
very murk Owe of the young U4le*
iei'* order, ami |
.nilog J. M. Ka« |
terbog Amliior «iib olflce at Itaruwell, |
a"d J. A. It alker HUfM rintemlent. w nh
i thcc at Itlackvllle. A sale of tlie G.
A A W. exleu-ion from Seivern to
Itateshurg will proltably be ordered at
an early dale, and w e guess that a'ler a
while the mall w ill be continued to
Greenwood, at least.
In Charleston it is said that the Se
curity Con-lriicllon Company, which
whs organized several yea is ago more
or les-, to build a railroad from that
city to Macon,Ga. wishes to buy the
eifomsLou, but it la such a slow motion
ed concern that nothing Ta expected
from it in thUcentury. In the mean
time the South Carolina ami Georgia
Railroad may make a scoop of it, hav
ing puton new growth and enterprise,
as was evidenced by its capture of the
Augusta Southern.
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For sale
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BENNETT SPRINGS.
Our Agricultural Club, which -was
organized on the laftt Finlay in Novem
ber by the election of Dr. Geo. W. Mor-
tarr; W 1*. Bailey, Treaaurer. grow- .
in iiiiinbers. iiaefulnesN and popularity j
Although saddened by the great Iihut
ftiiatained by the death of our excellent
and well beloved President we have put
oUr hands to the plow and will not halt’
or turn hack. M e now have J* mem
rn.». ...K u* «w»-el*e largy ■'tdltbiO'
st oar aexi meeting, which will ba~WT«T
l.vftfttlve Br
lei- All Droggi-f
If It falls Pi Chiv
I . N. H«tr»kballcr. liar
And old bachelor says: "It I* all
nonsense to pretend (hat love |« blind.
I nvyer knew a man in hive who did
not see 1**11 time* as iiiucli in hi* *we*t
heart as I did.’'
Go to the Ba rnwell Oil Mill for Cot
ton seed Meal.
TELEPHOSEM.
V* I
Those in need of Telephone*, Call {
Bells or Electric Light* will save
-mot; y by cuuuuuideating w ith
W. ROT H ROCK.
lllackville, 8. C.
SOME PERTINENT QUESTIONS.
Why are you teaching? Let every
one who piesumea to teach school an
swer this question honestly and can
didly.
Is teaching your chosen profession?
Is your heart in your work? Ho you -
realize the responsibility that rests on
cowm-. u-<iaiiv «
•mi At*, prepam
mure *ra*>*M,
A pill lAth and li
Old and young.
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Htf Em
i BNhmnMb
Bf I # Nfa|«
IhrCw. I
4U| «BI«
which begin
t»t* lor All of
women ami
at *»
hm t
BMi
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\\ limit s STABLES.
blajkvule. & C-
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bInmiI
IB 'l•>•
• hi Id re*
Oi i
your
shoulder* ?.
V you striving
earnestly and eonm-ieniiou-tvAo reach
the hearts as well aa the miiida of your
children?
•Tr.are you teaching because you can
get nothing else to do? or, periiap* to
earn a tittle money U>" enable you to
study U«r or medicine, or toantvr m»hm*
other profcmlon ?—or to get marrlad ?
—** foil art OmnfMittfwg a *ln
pick, earning* i* r dav ranging Ighh
.Id cent* to 9 I. From to a fast |ivr-
moi* engage in picking ami alnoii p••">.- .
iftMl la paid them during a •Ingle *ra-
win. * J
Having sncccfyftd in •trawherry
growing alleu'inn ha- lte«-ii turned to
other fruit* and vegetable*. Follow
ing the strawberry crop come pea-,
beans, rasplterries, blackberries, mel
ons and potatoes. Now as to jprolii*.
La-t year when tlie crop w as short and
the fruit inferior the farmer cleared 9-5
on the a»Te on strawtierrics, hut $50 is
the average profit, although a* high as
9150 has been deareif. Jfiany mort
gages have been paid off, nnd cotton h
no longer king there, although about
til teen- t lousand hales are annually
produced. The land on which these
profitable crops of berries, vegetable*
and fruits arc grow n is a sandy loam
with a rhd clay aub soil, abd is said to
be peculiarly adapted to their growth.
The*penple who have engaged in this
diversitication are far better off than
when they began it. Those who have
given |»ers"i*a1 attention to a few aerea
have cleared more money than oilier*
who planted twice as much but did not
give the proper attention.
Wouldn’t such a new departure work
well Iu Barnwell Cnui.ty ? .
Dr. J.H. E.MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist,
BLACK VII.LK, - - - - - H. t
11 III l>r al hi* oflW In Martiwrll rrrrj (tales-
ila* and TimsU> and 11 edneralay toiiowiiiit.
h ig U- at hi* Home <>m. c in HUckville ev
ery Friday and Naluniay, ami will make ap-
IMKiitmenis do meet istiicnt* at any of <ku
county towns or call at their n-shk-ncr*.
1 am a full graduate of Philadelphia Dental
College; hare had seventeen ycsrsa< tlvepra*
tlcal eXperictwe, and can please you in quallt)
f work and'|*r««'es. aug 10
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N<Nr i* the tlnta sad
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at Meyer’s MHI, “Boidag >prl
ihv 'a*t Friday hi thlaamath
meeting a ivw PraeMaal will I
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