The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 08, 1897, Image 3
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TUI RMlAY. ATHH. A, l»J.
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In b«I<1 luoiitti, bc^iunliitf at
tiMvo.”
rtj orJot of \V.*. M.*.
E. FrK«A!i. S^rrctarf.
Iih'.hI news thin
T1Vb coin inns o!
(1. \Y\ M. Williams S#q., of States
boro, (ja., was in town on Monday. ^
Mr. K, K. ll'u-kinxham of Kllenton
Spent Sonilay with Bafnwetl. relatives.
Farm work through-out the county In
generally two weeks behind schedule.
Prophets from Elko, riuckyille and
Buford’s Bridge ansurfl ns that the.
peach crop is yet safe. , ?
Mr. .J. K. Hart, brother of Mrs. A. I’.
MuuVille, died at his home iu Lexing
ton county on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Folk and Miss J(ilia Folk,
of (’olleton, are riaitiug Ui6 iaiuiiy of
Capt J. W. Woodw.trd.
To-mornsw week will be (loud Fri
day, the o.d fashioned dav for planting
brans and like tender vegetables.
Major K. Spanft Hafmnoud of Black-
\ille and M. B. WiMhlward of
Aiken acre iu lowu on Tburaday.
t'dl. Joim l». MaLhy, of Atlanta,
I^rrsldriit of the I arowell t^d Mill,
came over on MoinMrlo drltik arteaiao
water with ua a wltiki.
Tnr f
a
f m Aow«WW» Mm
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MaafMwt (HMOtetaMn nf MewHaeMlM
Mm itaewwWvt || wed fwos^dwiarsi ww
Maw4ai h* eteMlwg t ap« v. N I tar- '
too a baiMoen and Me. v, .M. Mawaoll
Ctwill. Judgr ft. J. Ilawimwt, Iftw new
ineMlaer, »a» prase a I bid MneMtlJ j dw *
eliwed eleelton. ^
Dr Johti («. WitlUau tuu reto-ned
from a lilghlr succwssful lecture call In .
Spartanburg cntiutr. The tlpfdcs o'f I
hts wit and wisdombai'e gnn«. L*eyond )
the Itoundariraof the old iron district,
ami he will go to Union the last of the
Month iu answer to a Macedonian cr|.
And Sam Jones need not venture into
tliH Helds w here the H im well humorist
•catten genii unless he is prepared to
drop his candy a la Corbett.
March came in like a lamb and went
out —of Barnwell—Ittie a whale. Ac
cording to the recollections of the nld-
estftihabitant it had been years since
such a down pour came as that lyhieh
fell on the 31*t ult. For three hours
the windows were wide open and tile
Hoods descended. Estimates of the
depth of the i-uiufall ranged from four
Inches to knee deep, w ith the majority
iu favor Of rtW
I.Ibef suits arc rare nowadays. ’ One
was tried in Greenville last week.
Mias Fannie Dunc*^ brought suit
against ihe Daily N’ewrifor an alleged
libelous publication in 1-S94, claiming
fi.iiOO damages. The jury tailed Uo
agree and a mistrial was entered. The
standing w as eight for the defendant lo
four w ho wanted to give the plaintiff a
small amount. John K. Bellinger,
KsipMra* a'torney for the News.
Col/IT. tV. Boyd of Atlanta came
over laat week to visit his son, View
I’residrut James W. Boyd of llic Barn
well Oil Stitt. Vnt. Boyd hr j«i«t re*
- turned from Texas, wln-re lie is largely
I interested In cotton aeert oil mills. The
: Trsan*. l-e »avs. are a r-oU|de of million
T ww fawm *4* Mm
IlM WWMBWd iHsSetsS pWS Wf
fof t owg rew«. aw41 wi Talbert
•alb otet+ Tbefw was ww tlawhwf lw
lb*<r pwiiyHftftfwr *(. Iw J»*t year's
raUi|N>l(w for iftw aamr larb of material
they w i itM bava had ho estidt'lalw If
Mr (I. I* <'list Held of Aiken bat «ct
asked for the emptf hotjor It wa*
emnnion talk that hw received It pecansv
ha -itohtiaed la mjike h contest and do
his tiwsi Ur break doa n wnr rcg'stratlon
andalcctlrtn laws, lie certainly had
no other hold whatever on the Kepnb-
Dcana. It was generally thought tftjtt
Mr. Chatfleld wanted to make out hlnt-
aclta sort of |H>lltical martyr, which
would help him get a humbler placs• nt
the pie counter. 8o he stood for rmr-
geess, lie did not run, bwausw Itw wa*
not strong enough. On acco'iutof lack
of qualiHcatlon ami w ane of populari
ty he recHved a beggarly vote In |*olnt
of numbers, lie Is keeping his promise
to make a contest. On Friday his at
torneys, E. J. Dickerson ami S. E.
Smith, colored, came down from Aiken
and issued subpomas for nutperous w it-
nesses to be anil appear at Barnwell bn
Monday fur examination. 'Ihe pay-
%prll. Imi
t| s »t - is ! I *• f . . "J t»# f •* ’ «»w it<g - ( •
guUbed apwakefs bavw h*ww ln«lt>d l<
dwllwr a«Mrwca apprupvlal* to U»
•ccaspin. t’resldwut Gm* *gw R ( m«he
•if Newberry imllwgw, Itwv.K. W* 1'wi-
pies ut llaoribwn (minty
KKMf INTON NEW«.
Farmers are backward In planting.
Miss A utile K i lings worth • ha« li-cn
very sick but we are gl.ut m know she
la lH-itvr.
Mr. F. II. Kogler lost his house by
by tire o ) the 27th (lit.
Mr. and Mis* Moore of Barnwell are
visiting their brother at this place
Mias Eva Fogle, ^one of Allendale's
charming gins,
here.
Inducement^
lent of
was stillicicnt
them.
VV. S. Dixson, colored, Is Xofar.y
Public for CbntHeld and Attorneys
Dickeison and Smith take turns, in ex
amining wimesses and reeling from
their labors.
Col. Talbert Ja represented by Bellin
ger, Townsend and O'Bannnn, Mr.
Townwend conducting (be cross exami
nations and Jolin U. McNab acting as
bis Notary.
Three witness** were examimd on
Monday. Dev* Bowman, A. M. O<lom
ami Holir-rt Phoenix. Each tcstlHed
that h* did not bar* a eertiJlcwt* Mn»>r
tli* n*«r rogistratlon law and had made
appHcstlun (o vnt* but Ua-I b.*c.i refus
ed, and that aianv aarw republicans
is attending school
Dou’t Kick.
Carolina ami Hoyk Miil buggies for
sate cheaper than ever before know n
tV try buy cheap VVesUrr-n buggies
when yon cm buy one of theae which
Is thormightg^
Moorp’sV
^AKlH S
I POWDER
• Absolutely Pure.
.. •. -.. i—y.. 3-i -- - • . c’ -■ .
, Celebrated for its gteot Uavenlng strength 1
and hcaltlifulnwoi. Assures tkc fo.sl ava<n«t
alum slid all forms of adAlernt lon ennimou
t i tlis cheap lirai'ds.' KuYAI. ftAiirNli
POWUEK C(I.. N K*V YORK,
re*« April Till In May »•• l % *T. A u
gust i, lia.. w|ll bw lhe cewre wl sitia'*
linn Fin and fr»tllc will prstall
EtwVy kind of anio*eiw*0fa on Itiotd
>tre> t, all fie*/ You afw Imlicd to bw
with its. . , ,
Respectfully,
asoelatlnn,
lar.
li.-sp-i nuiiy,
'Unguita Merry Maker* Aa*i
_ Very.low round trl|> rate*.
Goto i be Ram well Qll Mill for High
Grade F*ilill/.era. *-
•« arki
».w I*, a •u%w a*
Mr R M Kear-e.
tK» Mf I
Kraft
&*C A! 1
I.. T.
' ■ f £ • *1 • f f I
III
»1
Ipfev. IMM
bah« to
-bind rakulations, owing to un-
1 bad tb* same *X|<*rl*nr*.
. * §m
mil Ibat liie bulklmg con
ll«l Mat b*|
la«orab
>b araM.na f<>r tb* la-1 tao v*ai«
o-i Tu*-i«r E. It. Mo r*.
H*rg**nt -a*
e-l Hr bard work lb* fit
'ft 9 9* con- |
fnyl n |
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- M tlliaais. <i*wrg* liullrr an 1
J. Mb M. i Hu-
brir •rt-|aal
sllolbrlw-i buihliilg* w
tils'll ftrfa* !
ul lain* bar* fall** anj ibvtr
Csrtrr a*r* r i mil->*d ami 1
if tweaty f**» aji.rt. th
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4* bqvt Nrea p*t la fiiot rta-a
»* tor plaatlag.
•tone* mad* S ba*b*t «.f rbafi
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.rtba maiib ami K. A.Wi
r »lHrr»tiftft. I
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batofr vary gmt*f*111 sppraH.
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a«**n*4 j sto
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sale Day.
guaranteod -at W—More visitors were In town on Mon
day tban were expected, yet there was
room ami welcome for all and to spare.
From all quarters came the same new s
of bad roads and backward farm work,
yd all were cheerful, contbient of
catching up and giving Gen. Gieen the
usual drubbing when lie comes*
Tnc quarterly inerting of the County
Board of Commissioners was held and
routine business brought up to date
Dr. Bclttnger wan reelected phvsician
to Poor Ilona*and Jail, Mr. N.G. 'V.
Walker Clerk to tit* Board. Mr. L G.
Kichardson Steward of the Poor House.
A few parcels of land were told,
bringing about- the usuaL pi i‘ « s,
Only three plugs were aold at auc
tion and the pi Ice- brought show n<> dc-
d fur dilapidated siuckj
WILLISTON NEWS.
Miss Susie Whllden, daughter of
R«v. B. W. (Vbibleu, died on Thitr.day
uiurning, after an illness of about two
weeks l b* funeral service was held
by Ucv. J. D? Huggins .in liie Baptist
ciiuich on VTidav morning at
Her remains were laid to rest In th*
cemetciy. This is a saiF-bereavement
fur tne aged father.
On Tmirsday night about on* o'clock
th* storj building owned by K. 1 A.
U ekt tiers tier and uccujncd by ttillia
Hays as a slmesbop wa* discovered on |
iti* Tlte alarm w a* glv«n but lb* lire
had madr sucb b<ad*ay (hat It was
'mm?.!. '
TRtPK MAKS.
IV hi
Da
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K. G
warm
olored Law I
I I
FROG POND .
Chill & Fever Tonic.
No Cure No Pay.
« all k
:l.‘EXft
rewu If U fall* Iw
•her FIG HI l*iiM»
IMM
kftMR JH
Rft V % KTi
IV* Ag*<
l*
rot! A
f"Wt» Co4tRH pH*
dun fiv« wiltwR 4l
fttaiiy Htiu it as t
waste, ami can be p
Practical cx|H-nmentft at
bama Kxprriirtent S
conclusively that the
I a Kainit”
will prevent tlut dreaded pi
disease.
A q olnsir P<suk—«H« rcsalts et bs ass Vjr
pmmsni <<n the brsi (arms In iba Baked So
|<-U| m * IiilU bn. k whirh we putSHh sad will _
Di,.l tree to any f.inacr in Aueti, a who wU writs
GERMAN KALI WORKS, .
93 Ksmss Si., Now YsMc,
. i i. \ ■ iiii.K’fii.nufcjiwiiei
To Tcaekrs and Trustees.
Ofllra- of County HuperlntandcDt t#f
Edm-Hilon,—j-Barnwell, 8. C., bed.
•21st IK90.
I will Ik- In mr odli!* at Barnwell oft
the First and Third Mondays In *veN
monib. sinl at Bhtckvllle on the HecoBd
sud Fourth Mondaya and ertrj To*#»
d.A.v. <*•» thenther week dgya-whll# ihe
pnM'c scloMiia arc open I will vlftt and
inspect them aa r*qul r a*l by lew* -
0. N. Askew,
County Superintendent of Kdncatlon. \
Tn W Farmers
ParoWel) County.
He arp fk#»fh4rp4 I* Ifc#
mi ++t%W9lli
TWO THOVSMO TOMS
i * «
m mm AlmMM
|M4 • % i | ' Jft ft » XMb f
% A
• 4% 9*
mJmm0 4*
9| mm dHv (t^mrn$mmmm
•b* fcisftia ApMMR P s -’sdMi % 4a._ 9
J/P mm* |NV tAMI •4MHHI (MMft • § -Mi
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f 9rr f * M 1 I *4 MHi
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m- mm u #<ft mm mm «wl
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9b* m
m mi m *
mmrH Mr 4^- mnmm
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KEW GOODS,
LOW PRICES.
Mibiilf ud lift
knit imiUrtfv
Are the very best
mmn $ mmm Mmmtm mm MHrr mHI Hi fHHH €HB
UMfloi \*trmn Ihl
•t*
% •«
0 >
immm
IT LOW DOM
MI'S til HI
-■ INI
1
non nut
SAL w ST Al.ll
PIANOS,
OKIsANS,
lilCYCLES.
rttoauil 1 ud mo
af rve i* n ‘ c r. c ftO
• I J-
IIIMI 19 fAt
.1
MNPil
NMH
Kv IJ
Mr. John O’Gorman it acknon leilgc«l
cliamplen tl-'iermao ibis Spring . hav
ing caught la-l week The king irout of
Brigadier Lake, which pulled ihc
s :au's ut IIJ |*»iiiid» dead weight.
And the long laendatid low spPited lo
cal dii-cipb* wonder why tbevuTor
L, bislTCs u irttc rtwy Hewitt rtwtr IMi*i -
iuuii'b luck.
During the thunder storm of the .’11*1
Tilt. Mr. J. K. Greene, of KmI Oak
Towu-bip, was considerably sTidckVd
by lightning. He whs -etunding near
the stove when the holy struck tne
lightning rod. No harm was done to
the house or contents, ami after a few
hours lie recovered from the ihjjyk uni
'the soreness left by it.
The Moiair House guests were feasts
ril on Tuesday on asparagus grown by
lil r. Bi igtiam Reed of Elko, in size, sttc-
ciilence and general to'tlisomeriesa fit
for U queen’s table. In trutli such good
cheer sj-ircad l>eforc the Prc-ident for a
■ fortnight would make him a> good a
1 n-oiocrat as an Ohio man could ever
become. But Mr. McKinley will ,lp*y e
to live to be very obi to get lo be as
good a man as Mr, "ReeiL . >
The Rev. YVnt. M. JIcPbee»*rs, D. D..
Professor of Old Testament Literature
in Columbia Thftnbqfjcal -Seminary,-
who w a* Unavoidably prevented from
LhaioN 1.1;
• nwatv I. v «
Joerfh K'wln,
Cbali man.
V. w. Manuel,
secret i rv,
(PH
taf llnafd ml f>n-
BI wwwl at lurtw.ll < a M«rt
i vaintay in Mav at B*o'elork a.
Straw Hat* in the latest styles ami
• ha!*e« at popular pricia at IV. W.
Moora’at
MEDAL CONTESTS
There w IH be twououteats for Dem-
1 orest Silver Medals at thcOp^ra House,
Frb[ay, A prtl fttft. at 8 p. m.
Six glrla will contest tor oiifi' nicftST,
and six Ih»vs for another.
The exercises w ill not last long.
General Auml-siun 10cents.
The- proceeds to bo iislh! for the
Graded School library. , — / "
F. "M. Sheridan, —r
- ' iTincipal.
Corn, Hay, Bran and Oats and a full
;-ml co*plete line of groceries at YV.
\V. Moore’s.
COHEN'S BLUFF NI^S.
iMiuday in Marv-b. wB
>1 |»rf4A h ml
Hboday n»*»rr»ing at II
19 u'cltarA i9 It*#
Harnartl |*t**b|trrian
«Aim It, 9fi*i 4l
a a’clnrk •• tb* *WBla
ig i In *Aft Kftf
• eft Mrtb mR»« Hbarrb
Jk ftwCAIftl III*
bMottoo lo aalbr tot tlto *
ftftft'%AM9 Ift ft4*
tooftafi is* all.
TW Sosoy Rtraoro
f'ftvMlf IHipdW
Farmers are bell]n3 with worl - on sc-
eount of tlfthiljiLudanl rains. ;
Miss .Vlityiie-Cassedy has a flourLsh-
liijtSunday school at CkMedouia school
house. i .. . •
Miss Delia Kearse of Crn<*kettvllle Js
-pt'udifTg some lime with her aunt Mis.
Jefta Gtay.
Mi«« Miuni* Ca-aedy #pent a day
w itu frieuds at Brunawn.
Mr*. James Blackwood of Seminal*
•!* • ( ^ lUy last week with friviids
here. V ~
Mr.*? M.Rons* spent last Sunday,
• lift rwUllve* at Kfwl*Grii.
Sacgas* lo I aa l l4*rLa.
Utf.
of Mo» • . R. R**S*0r« I t wo* 1y •
RhmtksdMw. hss* Isaaww-* j$ —4h #&on*o
OMSWO MW* ***** a JwWQ p Itwes fcl
•waoBd ^* •* a# fth* nag »'<%. aylnft*
A. - maooosaa aa ' vjvwe^a
,th% w w» ho* ••* « «lie - wa
♦we- »»■* osaof mw f *koA ft**
0woiFiMa own wm*. . * aao *
•as ai «o ***■■»
• WmmmamW 1 * mmm mam*
a* s»o
Fotomoco!
owot sd *01
* oroltftio
mil m C. R.
a ora . ta
Wa* *40s*.
'■NRMi
■Hta a»saa
SMaWSO*^k
' SftftHk ftH
•as l f be h* a l*»-
is^aot lfta> s^noas ks*
w TVs ts*., I s
Asa > Mata om*
os tso ths AoM
Ha* a •O—is sto »• • §taoa * twa
(1
I hour and Mr. MsllUnis began ta think
i what a a* l be mailer, and I *up|nw*
I that lio Sen as it was April Hi*first.
. Messrs J. ft. Augley and J. It. Harley
I of Applcuoi • bib- planting corn on tb«
27lb ult captured a raillu a.take that
I w aa croo-lng Ihe Held. It me-tstired
six fret and had seven rattles and a
I button.
1 F;um--i.' i!i t’-ds lb n are d« light* d
1 lo si e the sun •‘hint* nguin. Farm work
is bcliiud very huffily. Roads are iu an
almost impassible coudithm. We call
the attention oPSupervl-or Cave to a
piece • T Vicul nenF Hitsydas'CTUirt bopr
! be will come w ith chain gang soon hd 1
, give us tile roaih As it now stands v e
! liHVe^to go about two miles out of orr
way wjie’i going itt the dlrectioji of the
nevy (Wftsevvity.
has a very good school
hfre, and is well liked by the patrons
and scholar^
i ' . It.
OLD HAWK AFTER TRAPS.
^UFor., April Sd 1897.
Dear Editor:
1 thTulr as it Is raining I win "d
you the news of our city. We have hail
so much rain that farm work has'had
to be suspended for a few dajs at least.
The neighbors bad commenced to plant
cotton, but were caught by a heavy
! down pour of four hourp, uh-ch level-
I ed the b* ds and you could s«4irrvly tell
lit was plsuted. Corn Ts also badly
i.)rer<d ar.d ws-hnjup. W« have h»ii
1 some Fries, but no tl-h Our stream,
th* Big imbkehatcbt*. Is oomplrtely
bl<M Ln| with wire tratw xnd It D set-
•koa <>n.- uf (be finny tr>b - gets tkls far.
I have been S»»M that (a»f a** 14 wlr*
trap* Ml too *•■>'• aa4 **• k«H. f aaT
Mr, Ivfasrf ofwo aor smtaai *ad la* *•
b«»^ owo gM -I try MBoeo nwrtag to
0*0*. iftoa^b yoa kooar its a ton tossv
(ton* waft mo. tog | ft*»* lo lorn utm
fftfisM aSwoo, looft ifto cftSskooa *to4 «a*s%
ifto m-w op* oam4 Saw ao-fi • (itosao M* -
Ms fvtoolwoa A-sag, ftaH **4os awftato
Mo ssawsftos *•■ 0*% fta* *aM oftaM
0*«s* 4 ’ -^a J aMaas iTt~ jw Ofti StS
SHOW tMOtto • -.* Maos.
He*. J.U. Ilugj
.
II. Tb* Twrvla |x.%» — .«>
IA basOBagal ike <*r»«aa— T s 1
I II. Dr. Wlaa> |*«u, TbaJiJy O'
and Koiwrt-
13 luwturv
Inf Mllll-ioA.
[ IV Ot-c«,b>nal Kpb _
Cuuyers Baud.
Kub«crll«r.
tTnx I'rori « will be glad to receive
the re|Mtrt you kludiy oflcr U> aeud us.
—Ed.)
flow Low Colton Planters. Guano
Distributors and other Fanning 1 in-
plciu.iii* fur sale by.C, K. Gyle.
Weather Harcan.
Vuluntary (tbsoinrs’ M. tecr>)'ogical tb-c'
ord, Month of March 1807, Station
HiacLviTIc'. ,
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tation, JSUMM 'RT
« ' v in in
^ Max. Min Moan. i: h , ' s
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fvel
m 4 law* a lunnrl
shaped MMtnstrr and swept down altb
scsrcely a mom .(it's warning upm tb*
utftsklrfsaf Uie town with a deaienlng
mar. tj deker thin It itkea to wUl*
the fact It passed, leaving ^ in-•• at
ruins in Iu trail, o^d^ b»ur bobdings
remaining -landing. tl^Rkhc I,YOU in-
hshpanls 2'» were k.lled ontri^lit ai d
W nu MM. JOM
SURPRISED
'cftRNMfti mo withourTERMS.
wwa^Mftbo* We handle the kiJaBC,
hmuw n, Agaov EVERETT, HARVARD, STULT7
TZr^. 4 BAUER Pmaov FAR-
Dr. J. H. E.MILHOUS,RAND 4 VQTEY Organ*.
" Surgeon Dentist, VICTOR & CRESCENT
BLACKVILLE, -
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BICYCLES.
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j iu the ruins were burned up. Qf
two physicians one escaped unhurt, the
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until he fainted.
After several hours telegraphic com-
Tuniiieatlop was restored to Guthrie, 50
miles away, and . relief trains carried
teqts, physicians and supplies.' There
were not half enough cblllns to tiury
the dead. Among the strange fates of
tiie.storm was tiiat of a two days old
child, which was carried by the wind
I.qy blocks and bt’d down miiiurt,
Adiile-thc mother wa* crushed to d^j,li
iu her bed.
DEAFNE.'i.S CA NNO’iL BE CURED
by local ajudh atious, as they cannot
reach tlie diseased |H»rliun of the ea r .
There Is only on* way t<» cure deafness,
ami that is hy consUtufionsI remedies.
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